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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-25
Rallomell Aoral Menus.

We have received copy Of the first number OF
neat little semi monthly paper published at Law.
renee, Kansas, by Messrs. Meservey and Thatcher,
called The University Psstme, and devoted to
the interests of the students of Kansas State Uni
versity in that city Of which young Meservey is
member. Ed. is Hsllowel boy, and N one
time he published an amateur paper in this city.
He is bound to make his mark as an editor one of
these days.
A dispenser of fresh roasted peanuts on the
corner of Union and Water streets, is demonstrs-
ton of patience and perseverance seldom equslled
and never surpassed.
Several of our citizens visiting Aroostook
this week in connection with the Farmers Excur-
sion to that fertile region.
The first frost of the season occurred on Mon
dav and Tuesday morning. of this week-hardly
sufficient however, to kill hardy vegetation.
The extension of culvert Oh Central street will
be one of the great improvements Of the day, ex-
ewising heslthful influence all along the line.
Other localities need looking after.
Osgood is fitting up the Bodwell store ON Water
street, for tenement and eating saloon.
Apples are brought to this market quite freely
and are sold at very reasonable prices. There is
an abundant apple harvest 10 this State.
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TREARURER'S NOTICE.
TOWN o. CLINTON.

Taxes on Nom ident Real Estate In the town Of
Clinton, In the County Of Kennebcc, and State Of
Ma ne, for the yea- 1877.
FINHE following list of taxes real estate Of
i nonresident owners in the town Of Ciiaton,
for the year 1877, in bills committed to BeAtAmin
Morrison, Collector OF said town, on the 10th day q
June, 1877, has tDen returned by him to me- ~ 70
naming unpaid on the 10Th day OF June. ISIS. By
paid and notice is hereby given hat II the said
taxes and interest and charges not paid into the
Treasury of raid town within eighteen months
from the date of the commitment Of laid bills. %
much oil the real estate taxed will be suhcientt 70
paw the amount due therefor including interest and
charges, will without further police be sold at pub
lie auction at NJ. p. Hach's once, In said Clinton,
| on saturday, the 2s.h day of December. ISIS, at
ten O'Clock In the forenoon.
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STATE NEWS.

Two gentlemen driving from Katahdie Iron
Works to Brownvie. on Thursday last, were
confronted in the road by four besrs, an cid enc
and three cubs. Before they were able 10 81 eat
their rifles which were packed away 10 CEASED, The
bears made their way into the woods, which ct
that point were very dense, and though they made
search for them, they were unable to draw bead
on them.
The Wing says that Alopzo Sturtevsut Of Dex.
ter, and Fred l.. Duttou of Boston, two Of the
four escaped prisoners from Norridgewock iail
and the same that robbed the store of J. X. Edss,
Guilford, last Wednesday night about II o'clock,
we're captured in the woods near the Spool factory
10 Foxcroft. They were brought to Guilford
shortly after their capture, and . guard placed
over them. They confessed to being the sans
that escaped from the Norridgewock jail, end Ill
Of the goods aud most Of the money taken fron
Mr.. Edes store was restored By them. On MOI
day forenoon they were brought before Trial Jus-
tice G. w. Pratt, Eco, and plead guilty. Not b.
ing able to procure bonds, they were committed
to jail in this city until the February term Of Court
for Plscataquis county.
The Press says that Willard Watson, son Of
carriage at that place Friday night, and instAatly
killed. lie was young man-twenty six yean
of age.
In the United States Court ct Portland, de-
cison was rendered Saturday in the case Of Oliver
p. Cummings W. Grand Trunk Railroad, -
motion to set aside the verdict asainss the defend.
ants and order new trial. The motion alleges
the law and the evidence. The plaintiff obtained
this verdict ON the ground Of alleged incompe-
tence Of the employees in charge Of the engine st
the time of the accident. The court, both Judges
concur ring, fail to nd that the defendants omit
ted in any respect to use due and ordinsry care
cry, or 10 selection Of efficient employees, and
new Trial was ordered.
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N EXICO.
The Situation.

CITY OF MEXICO, September IS, via Havana,
September "a. Congress opened on the 10Th.
President Disz has sent in message which re-
views the American question. He claims that the
Mex ican government has performed its duties to-
ward, the United States in good faith and to the
extent Of its power. and further that Mexico de-
sres to live at peace with all nations. especially
with the United States. 1t is determined ct the
ssme time to maintain its independence aud hon
or the President. Also says that the Senate had
authorized the executors 10 tire / with the Ameri-
can government for military CO operation on the
Rio Graude, but asks AS u col dition 10 such CO.
opel alton that the order given TO Gen. Ord be
cOuntermanded. The United States refused to
revoke the order. and the Mexican government
has agreed to nothing.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS,
MAssING OF TROOPS AGAINST THE
ACsTRIANS.

VIENNA, September "A. The Bohemia (nsws-
Papof) says that the commandant Of Goerx rs-
polas ,nM nve thousand Italian volunteer have
approached the Austrian frontier.
LONDON, September Is. A Calcutta despatch
to the Standard states that orders have been ssued
10 concentrate troops towards the frontier. WITH
view to cary operations, ST necessary
IL IS economically announced that the Aneer
OF Cso9i has allowed three letters from the Vice
roy OF India to remain unanswered
The Standards Bombay despatch says that NO
attempt will be made to induce the Anssr 10 re-
ceive British envoy. The mission has slresdv
broken up.
General SER Nevelle, chamberlain, has left for
Madras. 5000 men will start in : few davs ID
strengthen the force Of Quettah. 1t 10 considered
certain that move will be made thence On Can
daoor, which would cut the comnunicstios -
tween Csbul and Kerst. simultaneously viii
this movement 5000 men will 20 TO Kobat, and Il
Is believed will enter Afghsnstsn BY the Keorsu
valley, while third column will traverse XIV ber
Pass.
1t 10 estimated there win be plenty of time for
these operations before the snow falis
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Gardner local NeMs.

The fair in aid of the yellow fever sufferers. to
be held in this city, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week, promises to be = grand
success. The Kennebec Valley Campmeeting as
sociaion have kindly loaned tho use of their i'm
mense tabernacle tent for the occasion, without
cost. Gen Tilton of the National Home for dis
sbled soldiers, has contributed largely to the sue
cess Of the entertainment by furnishing the
Nstonsl Home Band, without expense; and Cut.
Ter Post G. A. R., of Togus has also aided much
in the stage entertainment by sending their in-
imi'abe band of m,nsirels. The Gardiner Cor
net Band, assisted by Mr.. Hall Of Richmond,
notes for the sufferers. The labor by the various
com nittees, BY tluckmen and other citizens, in
preparing for the lcvee, has all been rendered
gratuitou.ly. The citizens of Gardiner. Farming
dale and Pittston, have generously contributed
to help on the noble charity. These generous
free-will offerings have rendered the expense of
getting up the fair merely nominal, so that al
most the whole proceeds will go to fever sticken
communities of the Mississippi valley. We feel
assured that our citizens will crowd the man.
mouth tent on the common tonight and TO- morrow
night, and thus help to contribute large sum to
this most worthy object.
We are panied to chronicle the death Of Miss
Georgia Palmer, daughter of Hon. d. &. Palmer
by typhoid fever, alter an illness OF two weeks
She was lady of culture and refinement be.
loved by Der associates and friends, and highly
respected ny all who knew her. Her death &C.
CURED SUNDAY night She was about % years
of age. The sympathy of the entire community
are with the bereaved parents and sister in this
their dark hour of trisl.
O wing to the indisposition of the assistant iu
the Lincoln street grammar school, Miss II. w.
Clark, the third aud fourth classes have had .
vacation of = few days. They will resume work
Thursday morning.
The overseers Of the poor are stopping the
leaks at the aims house, by having the roof of the
main house singled.
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Fnvtroned with banner,

The dweler or temporary sojourner in malsri-
Gus region of country is environed with danger
Besides inhaling at every breath an atmos phe E
saturated with an in ectou- poison, he also drinks
water WIN is in III )rt Instances likewise Impreg
mattel with the fever and ague breeding mias IN ata
II bilious subject dedcien, In STAN ia, irregu-
increased, as these abnormal conditions are ex.
ire nelly favorsb e to the contr cton of malarial
disease. But this danger may be safely eneoun.
Bit ers, which com leely nnllihes the atmosphei .
ic virus, and neutra;zes the constituents of mia
fna.tainted water. Ills benign antldote to Iii
eradicAles and prevents levers of an Intermittent
and bilious remittent type, besides efecting IN
ough and permanent reform OF those en- eebed or
regular conditions OF the system which invite
only malaria, but other diseases equally " he
dreaded
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N ISSISSIPPI.


MARQUETTE, September "a. About O'Clock
last evening during the examination of witnesses
before Commissioner Maynard, in the Of the
de nly entered the Office and seized the books of
The New York Iron Mine Co.. which were being
used In testimony, and while one hurried down
the stairs to carriage in waiting, the other stood
quad Ut the door, preventing the egress of any
one until his sccomplce secured good start.
The officers overlook the carriage som. miles out
OF the city, hut found neither men nor books. 1t
is supposed the books have been taken outside of
the Stale. Considerable excitement prevails.
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WASHINGTON.
Orders for RalOns Recinded.


WASHINGTON, September "a. The secretary of
war having received information that the Howard
Association At New Orleans has some $500 900 on
hand and not in need of funds there to re lieve
the yellow fever sufferers, has ordered an nvesti-
CATION in regard to the matter and also suspend
ed his orders Of last week to Issue four thou nd
additional rations for relief to persons who are
suffering from fever
Secretary Schurz.
Secretary Schurz will not make bis speech in
Cincinnati until saturday Night, the committee of
arrangements having been disappointed in procur-
ing Music Hall, which will seat six thousand per-
sons, before that time.
Postal Matters.
Mr.. Hayes. the new postmaster Of St. Louis re-
ceived his com mission to-day. He bonded in
S3l5 900, nine citizens Of ST. Louis becoming his
suIeties.
The Treasury.
The subscriptions to the four per cent. loan to-
day were $4,000.
The coin balance in the treasury to-day is 1926, =
1922, 9jS, and the currency balance 81, 1888 646.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAnx.

Butler likens Kearney to the Evangelist Moody 4,
Two men recently induced Jason Clark Of West
Hampton. Mass, eleven years old, to ride board
between the axles Of lumber wagon, and then
puiposely drove fast to shake him OF. He fell oN
and died 10 few hours of conclusion Of IL
brain The affair is to be investigates. =
President Hayes returns to Washington today.
An examination of s. J. Tildeus books. shov
that be had an income of million dollars. yearly
from he iron mine near marguerite, in he per.
iod covered BY the revenue suit. -
Richard Nugent. secretary and treasurer Of shs
charity hospital u New Orleans sincs its reovwsp-
Hation IN 1871, died Of heart disease yestsrdsy,
aged IS years.
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SOUTH A N ERICA.
Eruption.

EcQUAToR. September "a. Cstopoxie is again
in eruption throwing immense clouds of ashes
which are seen from Guar aqul. The eruption is
more violent than has been known for years.
There are no reports of loss of life or damage to
property received.
The Cocoa Crop.
The cocoa crop. owing to heavy rains, is an en-
tire failure.
From Chill.
Business is improving slowly. The suspension
of specie has affected the price of exchange but
slightly, several banks not taking advantage al
lowing them to redeem notes 10 bills bearing gov.
eminent stamps but prefer to redeem issues in
coin when demanded.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA, September "A. A terrible boil
er explosion occurred Ihis afternoon in Allentown
at the School street factory of the Lehgh Slate
Company. Frank Kennel, engineer. was instant.
~ killed, ex-constsble VIM. Hunt was badly
wounded, and several others injured.
Committee Meeting.
PITTsBURG, September "a. At the meeting OF
the national executive committee of the Union
League OF America, held here to- day, the follow
ing WAS adopted
Resolved, That the national executive commit
tee of the Union Leage of America favor q cur
rency convertible on demand into coin, and we
pl dye our efforts to promote the ell ction Of those
candidate s only who stand on this platform.
President Hayes was present and was entbusi.
sstcally received.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Italy.

Italy.
MAPLE, September "a. The eruption OF Vesu-
sus is increa sing. The base OF the cone is
now covered with lava which is streaming down
the ,ides OF the mountain.
The Pope CongratuIates Emperor VII.
liam.
ROME, September "a. 1t is stated that the pope
has again written Emperor William congratula-
tory his restoration to health, and wishing him
a long life, but no mention was made in the letter
Of the pending negotiations.
Papal Matters.
ROME September "a. Several German bishops
are expected here in October, to report on the
operation of the May laws in their dioceses.
Some expelled bishops are also summoned to the
vatican, TO consult concerning future positions.
These steps are connected with pending nogotia-
tons between the vatican and Germany.
Marine Notes.
LONDON, September "a. The Norwegian bark
ConcOrdia from Boston, arrived At 1eueenstowu
to day. She encountered storm and was con.
s,dersbly damaged. Captain Johannessen wa.
lost overheard.
A serious ST. ike occurred to-day against the re.
ductioD of wages in the factories of culored cot
ton at Radcliffe. Delkinton s. Unsworth's three
thousand looms are idle.
Military Matters.
BELGRADE, September "a A force of Albsn.
iaps are marching from Novibazsr to Join the in
surgents Bosnisns.
Germany.
BERLIN, September "a. The parliamentary
committee has adopted the amendmcnt proposed
BY Herr Stoudeuburg, to the anti-sociaist Dill.
authoriiipg the police authorities Of provincial
districts to forbid their circulating printed matter
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The Indians.

CHICAGO. September "a, Col. Miles telegrsphs
from Fort keogh, that six Sioux arrived from the
British possessio being emisssries sent by Sit.
ting Bull TO ascertain upon what terms his people
will be permitted TO surrender to the United State,
military authorities.
They represented the Sioux in Canada were de
srous of returning to the Statse. Advices frou
Sidney, Neb aska, report the situation there I'M
changed. Tue settlers along the expected line o.
the Cheyennes are much alarmed. citizens of Og
aaa and other points appealing to Col. Thorn
burg for protection.
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NEW HAM PSlIIRE.
Democratic Convention.

NASHUA, September "a. The democratic con-
yention for Carroll county, met at West Ossipee
to-day. Freeman II. Mason of Conway, was
chosen chairman and John X. Parish of Albany
secretary. The following nomna lions were
made Sherf-Lev l.. Haley of Wofboro
TreasureI-Cearles w. Fall OF O,sippee; Solicitor
Paul Wentworth of Sandwich; Register OF
Deeds-SaDborn B. Carer of Os,ipee Registe
OF Probate-Jere miah A. harrington OF Conway
Comm ssioners-Jehu H. Piummer of ssndw Gu
Charles Il. Usgood of Conway, Hesekiah Willard
of Wolfboro.