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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-30
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Daily xennebsf Journal
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Fires.

FIRES.
PORTLAND, November % The building OIL
Commercial street, foot OF Park street, occupied
by Edward Z. Carlton, dealer in rash and blinds
was damaged by an incendiary fire al O'Clock
Friday morning. Loss on stock aud building !:
probably $1,000; insured.
Later. Mr.. Carlton estimates his loss by fire,
this morning, at $1,000. Insured, $500 in Boston
Underwriters; $500 III State Pennsylvania Co.
$500 in New York Exchange. The building is
owned by Isaac Sturdivsnt, and insured $1,000.
The wooden dwelling house occupied by Julis
Deeney and Patrick Silva, on Congress street.
burned ton ight. Loss, $500; covered by insur,
ance. Mrs. Deeney, aged 81, was suaocsted.
Shooting Match,
At the shooting match of The Maine Rifle Club,
q, Baldwi in. yesterday, 500 yards, Z. c. Earring
ton and w. Banks we're tied, each hitting the
bulls eye ten consecutive times. At 200 and BOG
yards Harrington won the LIST, Husey %, and
Banks the Sd.
Resignation.
Charlie. F. Libby, county attorney Tor Cumbe,
land county, has resigned.
Sudden Death.
NOVtmUcI MIS- -untJ n meiSo"b
lin, about sixty years old. was found dead in hei
house on Water street, Bath, Thursday. She was
seen half an hour previous ia apparent usual
health. Probably heart disease was the cause
No inquest.
Marine Disasters.
Schoone, Frank Wilson Of Westport, with fish
oil, etc, Yarmouth for Boston, struck on ledge
of Eastern Point, Monday, and will prove total
loss. Cargo insured.
Schooner Addie, Capt Samuel j. Edwin, York
Portsmouth for Boston, bricks, sprung aleak of
Harbor's Island, Sunday night, and was besched
on Long Beach. Cargo lightened and WAS got
of and lowed TO Gloucester Tuesday, for repairs
Brig Dsyligh arrived from Demsrsra, reports
that while brig San Carlos of Portland, near en-
tering Demsrsra, Oct. %, she was run into and
sunk by steamship Blenheim.
Schooner Z. P. Rogers Of Bath, from Richmond
for New York, cargo Of lumber, misstsyed and
went ashore on Wood End, night Of the 9th
Tue deck load will be discharged and she will
probably be got off.
Schooner Charosd of Rockland, went ashore or
Manchester beach the night of the 9th. having
lost her mate, who was knocked overheard. Or
Thursday night the lime caught fire and the YES
sci Was totally destroyed. The body Of the mate
washed ashore and will be buried in Manchester
His name is not known. but he was called John.
Marine Notes.
The wicked schooner William Hill Of Els
worth, before reported ashore on Andrews Point
Cape Ann, has been sold at auction for $3.50.
Thomas j. Southland, the veteI an shipbuilder, ID
now laying the keel Of another ship Of 1900 tons
which will be built during the winter, giving em
ploy ment to quite number of workuen.
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1T susrAINs ITS REPUTATION

For nearly a quarter Of a century it ba. been
acknowledged that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
has no equal in speedily and permanently curing
"cold in the head" and all catarrhal affections of
the nasal cavities. Its immense sale and great
popularity are dependent upon and entirely due
to its merits and superiority over oil other similar
preparations. Very many physicians having
thoroughly tested it, are now prescribing it in
their practice.
HALBURroN. Ont, January LIST, 1877.
DR.. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. T.:
Dear Sr-For years I suffered with chronic
catarrh. Last winter it became more severe, Sc
riously affecting my throat and lungs. My stom.
ach and blood were sko sadly out of order
tried many physicians and several advertised rene
dies, obtaining but temporary no relief. NY
general health became worse, so that despsired
Of life. Seeing favorable notices Of your medi.
cines ! procured ons-haif dozen bottles of the
Golden Medical Discovery and a supply of DR..
Sage's Calarrh Remedy. The Discovery purified
my blood and restored nv general health, the
Catarrh Remedy gave immediate relief aud after
little perseverance . radical cure was effected.
Thankfully yours,
ROBERT MCCORMICK.
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Nall0Well local Nems.
Thanksgiving Day.


Thanksgiving passed of with unusual quetness
in this CITY, on account of the rain storm ard the
absence of the usual facilities for sleghng and
skating. The atmosphere was mild as early au-
tumn while the mud was Of fabulous depth, rem
dering pleasure riding out OF the question. At
the hour for morning religious service. some City
or sixty persons out of q population of between
three and four thousand, assembled in the South
Congregational church aud listened to an inter-
esting apd eminently practical sermon by the
pastor, Rev. c. A. White, from the text found in
Genesis, ~ :9-"Am | my brothers keeper ?"
After abiding to some Of the more noticeable
events of the past year, both in this country and
Europe, AMI q brief discussion of Communism
and kindred isms the speaker proceeded to
define the relations that should be sus aimed bv
every man towards his fellow man, moral, social
and spiritual. brotherhood embraces all man
kinda membership 40 broad IS the entire human
family. Even the meanest Cain on earth should
be regarded - brother. We must teach the
world that our only safety depends upon main
tanning the rights of all. We must take care OF
each other and see that our laws are just to all,
and executed with mpsrtiality and fidelity. Mr..
White was assisted in the exercises BY Rev.
Messrs. Newcombe and Fuller. Singing
furnished by voluntary choir and appeared to
be satisfactory to the audience. The afternoon
was spent according to the usual custom. Family
re- unions we're happily observed and all our citi
zens we're no doubt comfortably provided for and
their wants supplied. 10 the evening, the Unver-
sslst society gave an entertainment in the vestry
Of their church, which we learn was well patron
ized a. well as highly entertaining.
The fair and levee for the benefit Of Halowell
Social Library, will occur on Thursday and Fri
day evenings Of next week, Dec. 5th and 9th, ct
Wilson Hall. The friends of the library per-
fecting arrangements for one Of the best enter
tainmelts ever given in the city.
Many Of our young men and Daidens improved
the opportunity for visiting the "old folks at home
on Thanksgiving day, much to the happiness and
qualification of all concerned
The panorama Of the Life Of Christ and scenes
in Palestine, exhibited in the Baptist church 10
this city, on Monday evening last, was one of
great merit, and considering the unpleasant
weather. WAS we'll patronized.
There are no signs Of closing navigation on the
Kennebec; and unless We shall experience =
marked change in the temperature very soon,
there may be an open river during most of next
month.
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The Indians.

WAsHINeToN, November 20. A Yaukton des-
patch says there are a million pounds OF supplies
at the sgency building on the Missouri, to be
transported 200 miles TO the Red Cloud agency
The supplies are all needed Immediately, but it
viii take ten months to get them to their destina-
ton at the present rate OF forwarding.
The experiment OF using Indians as drivers OF
wagons has partly failed. Tue result will be that
the contractors will have another opportunity to
make good deal of money out of the new con-
tracts for transportation which to be made to-
day Gen Hammond is investigating the conduct
OF Indian Agent Irwin who left the transporta ton
question unul winter set in.
DIR. Henry +. Livingston, late agent at Crow
Creek, was arrested upon an indictment charging
him with forgery of vouchers. W. ID. Russell II,
LivingstoL's .ate clerk, aud John Z. Richardson,
AN employee, were also arrested ON . charge OF
fraud, completely, etc. K. +. Hudson, trader al
Crow Creek, WAS arrested on a complaint alleging
false vouchers,
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CHICAGO. November 20. 1878.
FLOUR-Exra spring 5.0Oas.00: western $50:
Southern 5.25. 81
WHEAT No. l Red Winter --a--; No. SIX
a cash 49, December; No. Chicago Spring,
s35s cash; s5ys November; s4-a- December;
No. 3. G9h rejec, Ell Sos.
CORN Sales. 3l4 a3lk cash; - Nov;
.a3ls Dec; rejected. q IA
ATs- Dhs-- cash; a. November
Dec. .0S rejected, III.
kYE-45-
BARLEY 81 ava cash; g7-a97- Novembe
December 10.
PoRk-Casn 8 so a6 So; November sa--;
December . 50 -; IN. 8 10
LAkD-Cash 5 75ka5 72ss Nov. 0.00-a00: Dec.
5.55a5.72h; Jan. 5s2I.
BULK MEATS shoulders 2'.a0-, short rib
sides a'sao; short clear RIB ilss-; clear sides
42a--.
. wHISKEY-lGG
FREIGHTs- Corn to Buffalo az cents; who at
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FOREIGN NEWS.

ROME, November 30. The latest arrest of So
cha lists has led to the seizure Of documents which
aave given much relative to the organization Of
the Internstionssts Of Italy and their connection
with similar bodies in foreign countries.
LONDON, November 20. A despatch from Cal
edonia on the 9th inst, says: Eight liberated
cOnvlcts and three natives who We're IN . small
boat, have been murdered by rebels ~ the mouth
vi Poya river.
Movable colomns OF troops continue to pursue
the insurgents IN the Poya district. The rest Of
The colony Is quiet.
The Russian bark Happel, Bull River for Lon
don, was abandoned at sea on the 10Th Vt October
The crew were landed ut Fsyal on the 7th inst.
by the American whsler Reindeer.
The Council Of state is about to discuss pro
ject for taxing cotton imports from America.
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SOUTH Am ERICA.
Seizure Of an Amer. can Barque

Seizure OF an American Barque.
NEW YORK, November 29. A Buenos Ayres
letter vi oct. "a, says: Great excitement was
created by the seizure by the Gillian corvette
Megsllens, OF the American barque Devonshire,
while loading guano on the island OF Monte Leon,
with a license IRON the Argentine government.
The island lies SIX miles south Of the SAINTS
Cruz IN the South part Of Patagonia, in disputed
territory. The Devonshre had . license to load
500 tons and had on board 100 tons OF guano when
the corvette came IN, Oct. IL. The corvette, find
ing the captain and leaders ashore, waited 9 day
for the ir return but rs they did not appear, the
corvette took the barque in tow and carried her TO
Punta Arenas 10 the straits. The charterers on
Oct. 18th telegraphed to Gen. Osborne At Rosario,
and TO the minister in Chill. protesting against the
seizure, and the Argentine government telegraph.
ed The Ch ilian government.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Industry Languishing. - A Protective
Tariff Called for.

LONDON, November %. The condition of u e
iron and coal trades in South Staffordshire il
growing worse. Many concerns are closing or
reducing wages.
The Kentish hop growers met at Maidstone yes
terday, and resolved that in view of the general
depression Of agriculture and commerce through
out the kindom, which is largely caused by pro-
tective tariffs of foreign countries, the time has
arrived when in fairness to British interests du-
ties on foreign productions should be revived.
The participstors in the meeting pledged them
selves to use their best endeavors in the Chamber
Of Rommerce and Agriculture throughout the
country to agitate the question of retastory tar
IFS.
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China L6eaIa

"Aroostook, or Bust" passed through Our streets
Thursday afternoon. get up, Tige 20 long, jim"
was the watchword. IS the whip was applied, and
the team logged Its way along Such pluck IS Is
shown by these people will always win.
The Baptist society are holding protrscted
meetings, with excellent results. A large num-
Der have become interested, and have besoueht
the pra, ers Of Gods people. Inquiry meetings
are held each evening. May the good work con-
Time.
The travelling is very bad, and II one has bust
ness that compels him to try the mud. we advise
him to ride on the tallest torse be can procure.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
A TURCO-RUSSIAN DISPUTE CON.
CORNING THE FRONTIER.

LONDON, November 20. A Baton despatch
says the dispute between the Turks and Russians
concerning the new frontier, has arisen from the
former insisting upon the line OF Tibrook.
The Pail Mall Gazette, referring to the state
ments CONCERNING Russian Intervention in Afghan
affairs, says Russia cannot suffer us to prosecute
our successes 10 Afghanistsn to Whatever issue we
may think fit. That that action W i'll be taken
sooner OF later, Is certain.
MADRID. November 80 The government is
taking great precautions in the mort bern provinc-
rs. No actual disturbances are spprehended hut
revolutionary agents are believed to be at work.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Attempted Outrage.

RALEIGH, November 20. Cusmel Atkins, . ne
gro, attempted to outrage Miss johnson, white,
week ago, but was scared of Ly the arrival of =
neighbor, at Boonhill. A vigilance commit
tee has been tarching for him since and he
was captured Wednesday and jailed last night.
The guard have had to watch the Jail since to
prevent lynching.
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loss will be deeply feltio the school of which be
was so faithful a member. The whole commnni
y seem paralyzed with sfii at Thu second blow,
-,npshy and regard.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Railroad M alters.

KERNE November 20. The Manchester &
Keene railroad was completed this afternoon at
o'clock, the last spike being driven by s. w.
Hale, . director of the road. The road connects
here with the Ashue lot & Cheshire road, at Han
cock Junction with the Peterboro 4 Hillsboro'
railroad and at Greenfield with the Nashua &
Lowell railroad. Resulsr trains will commence
running in Q short time.
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CON N ECTlCUl.


HARTFORD. November %. An express train
from New York, this Afternoon, was wrecked by
misplaced switch ct Newington. at o'clock this
evening, I've miles below this city. The engine,
baggage car, drawing room car and one coach
were thrown from the track. No passengers were
burt, but the engineer was bruised, and perhaps
hurt internally. The fireman has broken knee.
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I'<)lAI ElCALA.

Topeka. November %. Complete election re-
tut ms IRON all the organized counties of the State
are IN. The vote for Governor stands:
ST. John, rep, 74,020
Gordon, dem, ~, POS
Mitchell, greenbsck, 37057
The vote on the remainder Of the State ticket
aggregates about the same.
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Miss Helene Freeman, who created . genuine
sensation here the other evening, during her dis
play Of walking talent, is again to appear at
Granite Hall, on some evening next week, pre-
sentinG additional attractions besides her own &C.
complishmen;s. 1t will be seen BY the advertise
tpur Walksts
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OHIO.
Serious Accident.

CINCINNATI, November 49, A sham battle &C.
CURED esterday on the fair grounds at Mt. Gil
cad, Ohio, during which several serious injuries
were inflicted snd much i'll feeling engendered.
Bush Frye of the Lowering Guards. Was shot in
the face, and his wounds are considered Is dan
gerous.
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"a isgedy of heart breaks and Of DEATH" can
he long deferred. BY the use of Csswell's NEW"
ELIXIR. for theBlood. Prepared only by Cas-
we'll & Co.. of Boston; proprietors of Caswell &
Co s SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGES, for Coughs,
aud the beautiful WAX FLOSS Hair dressing.
For sale bv oil Druggists.
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FINANCIAL.
The London Silver Market Reported at
StandstilI.

LONDON, November 29. The Times financial
says business il silver is at q standsull Holders
adhere to recent rates. and purchasers in the face
OF Increased drawing Of Indian bills next week,
are indisposed to pay SO much. The market is
fairy bare and unsettled. This condition will
probably continue as long as both business and
supplies wanting.
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new YORK.
RnmOr.

New YORK, November %. A London des-
patch says the Standards Phillopolis correspon
dent telegrsphs, on the highest authority, but at
taches no truth to the report that Gen. Grant has
been proposed for the Bulgarian throne.
tt' Fire.
LcCKPoRr. November %. A fire at Middle
pert. Thursday night, consumed large portion OF
the business section of the village. Loss about
SIS 900. 3. .,r
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LOUISIANA.
m ore Filth.

NEW YORK, November %. Tue board of
health reports the dumping of kitchen garbage IL
the IN idd lie of the streets Of New Orleans, which
50 intensified the mali entity of the fever last sum
ner. being persisted IN by the recently CITY ad-
mi IA lstratur.
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An incendiary at New Haven, Conn, Thursday
destroyed Frank Fowler's carriage shop. Loss
5000; insured 5000.
A Milwaukee, Wis, special says Fox River Ho.
tel is burned. Loss, $4,000. Several valuable
horses were burned.
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N ASSACHUS ETIS.
Fire.

FALL RIVER, November %. The Wyoming
Thread Co.'S building was totally destroyed by
fire this morning. The origin is unknown. Loss
owe. 500. 200; insurance in various offices about
$4,000.
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We, the Cusbnoc Heights members of the Cush-
noe Heights Gun Club. hereby challenge any Eve
shootists in the county, to shoot us Of 20
shots each man, ten single and i've double balls.
The defeated parties to paw for the balls.
EVE CusHNOC Heights MEMBERS.
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Fire.
PENNSYLV ANA.
Sad Affair.

PITTsBURs, November %. Three more in
jured al the boiler explosion at Dunbar Thurs
day, have since died, making total of six. The
rest of the injured iii recover.
Funeral.
The funeral of the late Robert Heller took place
this afternoon. In obedience to the frequently
expressed wish OF the deceased, the services were
conducted very quietly and without public notice
only few ultimate friends bt Jog present
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Commission Signed.
NOmlnatlOns.
ALAB N A.
CAPTURED.

WASHINGTON, November %. Deputy Collector
House, in charge of raiding party. reports the
seizure Of twelve sti houses, eight copper stills
ard fixture. and . large quantity Of mash and
beer in Alabams.
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Life is but short, and We should do all we can
to prolong it. Check cough or cod at once by
using an old and reliable remedy. such ss DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price Is cents.
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FINANUIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York MOneyMarket.
EVENING REPORT.
New York, November 20,

New York. November 20. 1875.
Money loaned at Sa3h sn call, and closed At 81
per cent.
demand.
Gold opened at 1905 aud closed at 1904.
Carrying rates, las -aper cent. borrowing rates
Jhal.
Clearngs. siO 1893 900. Custom receipts. s4O5. Oot
Treasury disbursed $4,000 interest s2l7,Oo0 foi
bonds. ...1-
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ILLINOIS.

Fire.
CINCINNATI, November 20. Knapp q Redman's
block At Weslheld, H., is destroyed by tire; loss
1900.
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FORGERY.

NEwBURYPoRT, November 20. F. E. Little Of
Merr.mac is fouRd to have issued $4,000 OF
forged paper, with the name of his father, j. 5.
Little, endorsed. The latter will try to make the
paper good.
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Boston stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board. |

BOSTON, November ~. 1878.
Boston 4 Maine Railroad, l07t.al07h
Eastern Railroad, Kaal3k
Portland, Saco l. Portsmouth Railroad, s0a-
Boston 4 Maine Railroad, ew,bonds) ll6-all6k
Eastern Railroad NEW bondsl T2-a-
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Bargains in Boys and Children's listers at
Deane Prav Il Co.'S
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WARRINGTON.
Personal.

HChBOmdIs
WASHINGTON, November %. Gen. Sherman
to-day received = letter from Gen. Sheridan, say
ing he would soon leave Tor New York to attend
to the suit entered against him to recover over
x400, 900 damage for his seizare of sugar plants-
tons In Louisiana under the reconstruction acts
On his return to Chicago he will answer Secretary
Schulz letter.
Commission Signed.
The President has signed the commission of
Mrs. Anna Thompson, to be postmistiesss at Mem
phis.
Nominations.
About 100 nominations. some of which failed Of
confirmation 1t the last session of congress, but
most OF them n appointments. will be sent to the
senate next week for confirmation. The New
York custom house nominations, the most impor-
tant ones on the list, will probably be commenced
in the senate Tuesday. Among the other recess
appointments expected to give rise to more or less
controversy are A. s. Badger, postmaster 81 New
Orle ans. and ex.Gov. Hahn, Sup't Of New Orlesna
mint.
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Look at our Scarlet Under Clothing. Deane
PRAY 4 Co.
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DamariscOtta Locals.

Dam ariscOtta Locals.
The Rev G. W. Hudson, pastor Of the Metho-
dist church, preached most able sermon Thanks
giving day. Mr.. Hudson is . young man, this
being his first year in Maine. The shove sermon
proves him to be . gentleman Of fne education.
thoroughly acquainted with the history and re-
sources of his country.
There is move on foot to light the streets of
our village and 1t will undoubtedly succeed for It
10 much needed.
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Marrien.

In this city, Nov. 81, by Rev, C. F. Penney.
Augusta.
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TOgus Locals.

IOgus Locals
MI. Geo. W. Pennimsn. Old Colony representa-
tive of the Boston Daily Globe, visited the Sold
iers' Home by invitation, Yesterday afternoon,
and at the request of q number of the mem bers
OF Veteran Lodge OF Good Templan, gave .
short address to about 300 persons in the hall He
spoke Of the benefits OF the Home and the good
that would result from the establishment OF such
institution in Massachusetts. lie then spoke up
on the general subject of Good Templary. and said
that the contest which is now being waged in this
country it'll the rum element is more important
than that formerly waged between freedom and
slavery. He alluded to the sccusion of the in
mates at the Home, and of the noble record made
by our soldiers 10 the war; they were noble. high.
soued men, and they would have their reward,
if not in this world, then in that to come.
A vote Of thanks was eSten ded to Mr.. PENN
man, and he was invited TO come again. VIM.
Cunningha presided