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mac Railroad. augl4 Inn
RALTHEzzHAoaMsns a AS Pa, SH1 = a
sgFx zhD sksF M 1885, s5Sr sae
to az Slse WssgHRAH ygEE g. 1875
is ..m:1Nsw YORK, Philsdsip1is, and Boston
anP so nH II City On Sunday to
sien Jsssap Hanover. and Elk r1desp 'ono-
e., $50 .: msE.:Bsltimorsa Annapols and Way.
and VIZ y1s is ssy.5 winchester hAs''S'0~a'
a. sna %a9 ss5ss
S:0 a.m:-NKW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, Bos.
&c TON M AND Ro BALTMoRE E1PRKss PARLoR Can
1856 am.-st. Louis. Chicago. Columbus, sno
NAN CAR to Cincinnati daily. Grafton to San
BOB sunday only. Baltimore. Annapolis
10 90 s.m.-Baltimore Express. Stops At B,.-
Ssasup'st and Hanover .'"D''' AA'D'n' Junction.
IL i5 W.p 2. m.-Baltimors. Annapolis, Enoott City
BosToE ExPREss. On Sundays to Baltimore
only, stopping Ct an Stations. Stops at Laurel.
Express: Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
town, Kinchests4 ana way ss.ticns. On saS ssss
to Point Of Rocks and way stations only.
lions.
t6 80 p.m.-Philadelrhia Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. NORFOLK PAS
AT CANTON. Stop at Bladensburg and Laurel.
t8:6O-Raltimore and Way Stations.
f7:1b-CHICAaO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
SLEEPING CARS to Chicago.
1910 p.m.-Baltimo-e Express.
t0:26-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville ana Pitte-
burg Express. Pittsburg, except Sunday. Pull.
man cars.
$50 p. m.-Nxw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR to New
York and Special Sleeping Car to Philadelphia
~ Daily. Other trains daily eYcept Sunday,
All trains stop ut Relay Station, 1e1O
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John M. Ruth and Monica Weigand; SyIves-
ter Skinner and Catherine Scroggin, both OF
Helen Miller; Ghas. kelium and Henris sta
WOOlford w. E. Fowler and Mary G. White :
Daniel HefIer and Louisa ReithWVller,
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ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT.-This novel enter
tainment comes off tomorrow afternoon at
the National Base Ball grounds, commencing
at 49,. The President, members of his Cabf-
net, members of the British legation, the Dis.
trict Commissioners, Hon. Alex. r. Shepherd,
invited, and many of them have signifed their
intention to be present. The entries consist
OF running and walking races, jumping,
female walking race of one mile by Miss Belle
EdgertOn against time.
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1878 rnn $ssHAE 1878
TO THE NORTH, VEST AND sogrHwEsr.
so.e,d R $500 Trss sssss 1f:;
TRAINS Leave NV wA 1sfRl w. from Demo.
For Pittsbure and the west. io:lo am. daily.
chicago; 10 pm. daily. With Palaos D uar to
Chicago.
RALT1MORE AND POTOMAC RALROAD.
For Gsn and ,SSs a:r1 RocnessE BusS Kass
WiIis3asipo., Leci Hs7sn, and 1 Ei%i.a. .G :,
FOR New York cd the Esst. i:ss Am. and $50 ..
G1,y ~ Ra,see G Cars :ssschsd Limited
FOR New Yo9s ana the East. 1:so Pm. daily, q,
sfoash 4 dy WIZ e.
rage and journey scross New York city. A
Tor ,pa s A. g sua aay
Limited Express, Gao .. m. daily. except Sun.
Acconmodation for Baltimore, s:s5, $50 .. m,
,or s Pon 20 sa n: da ,ns s5sept sunday
Yer Annapolis. s:6o 8. m. and 40 .. m. daily.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURa
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Ale1andris, 9, ., 8. BIO, 10, IL am, I, g.
$50 8, 500, p. m. On Sunday ut Bio am,
FOR Richmond ana the South, 2:A5 q, N. and o
q. n: dail!; $40 p. m. daily, e1oept surday.
8. 9:1y 10, II Am; &, 60, 8, e:S6 and !
pm. On sunday 1t ana To- q. m. and $50 o. ~
Tickets, information, sleeHing and p1rlor cara ac
oommodahons can be procured At the Offices, north.
sast corner OF Thirteenth street ana PalnGylvAnis
avenue; northeast corner OF Sixth street and Penn
ylvAnia avenue. and ut the Depot, where orders
can be left for the checking OF baggage % de0ttna
don from hotels snd residences.
L. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
THANK THO1SON. @1uoIAl Manager. n0vl0
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BUNTINGs, BUNTINGs, BUNTINGs; silks, silks,
silks; lawns, lawns, lawns; beautiful lawns,
loo. white Victoria lawns; largest assortme mt
of figured lawns in Washington. Carter's, I'll
Market Space. Linen sheeting; pillow case
ing, &c.; black cashmeres. all pure wool, SOC. ::
best calico, &c.; the best and widest Sheeting
cotton made, 25c.; ladies' English stockings,
woven seams, 25c.; immense assortment OF
children's cOlored st0ckings-Advt,
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SILKS, SILKS. SILKS; lawns, lawns, lawn ;
buntings, buntiugs, buutings; excellent blac
cial bargains; black silks all prices, o. 49, S1c.,
81 81 -, $50. Carter's, III Market Space. On
hand always the largest assortment of dry
goods in Washington. Colored silks of everv
snade, including all the dark shades and al
ne ngnt shades Of coiOred silks: striped and
-dGlf.
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OTHERS AS DEEP IN THE MIRE.-Kimpton
has intimated to the local officials that the
case against him was persecution, seeing
that others were as deep in the mire as he.
Kimpton seems to have wholesome dread OF
returning to South Carolina. He says the
slightest offence there brings term at the
penitentiary, and the prisons in that state are
the abOmination of denominations, squalid in
the extreme, and should he ever get into one
he'd die in six months. He thinks our north
ern jailS attractive resorts compared to south
ern prisOns.-[ Boston Herald.
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HARDWARE PARTNERSHIP
ii AND

uARDwARE PARTNERSHIP
h AND
CONSOLIDATION OF FIRMS.
The business heretofore conducted BY L. G.
Campbell at eos Pa. avenue, and by John w. Ken
nedy (under the style of J. W. Kennedy CO: At
8l3P PA, aVenue win in the future be consolidated
and carried on By the undersigned, as partners ct
eos Pa. avenue, under the name Of CAAPRkLL q
KENNEDY. L. o. CAMPBELL,
JNO. W. KENNEDY.
August lst, 1873.
Thanking our customers for past favoyA We In.
vie continuance of the same.
~ Htoro No. 6l2 Pennsylvania avenue fof
rent, aug1-2W
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FIRE IN GROCERY SToRR-About II 80
grocery store OF John O'Neiil, corner of 5th
and U str cts northwest and an alarm was
turned In from box u. The smoke was 81
store were nearly smothered. Mrs. Grif,in. an
old lady, and her daughter were asleep. and
II was with considerable difficulty thew were
aroused and got away. 1t is thoug ht the FRA
originated by the Ignition of box of parlor
matches on shelf in the store. The damage
to the stock is estimated at $3.50, and fully in.
SUR d.
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F1ouH' F1oua'
G.. CHURCHMAN & CO.,
WRVERTON MILLS.
FuoUR'
FLOUR

WEVHAIVAF
WAsHINGToN COUNTY, Nd,
Manufacture and offer at Wholesale and retail, from
store In Washington, the following brands of
HIGH GRADE FLOUR:
Peerless Patent Process Flour;
Ambrosia Choice Family Flour;
WevertOn Graham Flour, made OF selected white
Barrels and Halt. barrels, Quarter-barrel and
Eighth-barrel Sacks.
ALSO. BOLTED WHITE and 7 FELLOW CORN
MEAL. ana MILL FEED.
auplO-IWs Washington, ID. G.
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THERE WAS A CONSOLATION RACE" for
the single scullers at Barre, Ont, yesterday.
Plaisted won, with Luther second. Time, 29m.
SOS. In the double scun race for in-riggers,
one mile and return, four boats started.
Plaisted and mate were the winners, Gardner
brothers second. Time 1916
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RAILROADS.
10 THE WHITE MOUNTAINS 7

TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINSs
Take the NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN and
HARTFORD RAILROAD
RA s!os E = e. ;5sm T k1sIS
Central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL,
and so through from New York to the Mountains
by Daylight in II hours.
Tickets and further Information can be obtained
N washington at of1ce Of the Baltimore and POtO-
mac hAlITOad. auKl4 I'm
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CITY ITEMS.

GAS FIxrUREs-Over two hundred vari.
cites in 2 s. 4, and Il lights, at prices to suit
the times, at Hamiltons. Y. NJ. G. A: build
ing, 73l,eo2;
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HE CASE OF GRAHAM.-At 12H O'Clock to-
day Judge Humphreys had before him John
r. Graham on writ of habeas corpus-Mr. j.
s. Blankman appearing as his counsel. Ora
ham, it will be remembered, was convicted on
July 18th for an ARRAY on the occasion of the
streets southwest, and sentenced to 90 DAYS in
jail On the case being called, Mr.. Wells
stated that the government had received no
The court decided to postpone the case for one
week
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GRAND EXCURSION
FORTRESS MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE
CAPES,
On the Floating Palace Steamer
LOUISE, OF BALTIMORE,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1873.
DnIJAJa
SLEEPING ACCOMMODATIONS FREE,

Blk hours at Fortress Monroe for Bathing, Fish
Ing, Rowing and Sight ,eing. Am S@h
P PIE TIME intes at forf Ths to yIsf 81 points
leave 7th street wharf THUKSDAY, August 18TH
at O'Clock p m: returning at 8 a. m. August IL.
sons, 7c3 18th ST.; Moore's, corner 18th st. and
Pa. ave.: Majors, corner 7th and II sts. Ballan-
tyne's, It'll ST.; Giman's, 627 Pa. ave-. Robt
Beall's, 495 Pa. ave. Proprietor OF the Miles
House caterer. auc10.rd
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TAKE NOTICE!
BEST OF THE SEASON
PLATE PRINTERS, UNION
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO
FORTRESS MONROE AND THE CAPES
(Touching at Pney Point going and returning }
Steamer JANE MOSELEY will
leave Sixth streep wharf SATUR- EASA-N
DAY EVENING, Aug. IL, 1873,
at O'Clock. returning Monday, Aug 49, at
a. IN. Sleeping accommodations for all.
state-rooms can be engaged at office OF Steam
Gentlenan's ticket, 81; Lady's ticket 81 90:
Children under twelve years free.
tickets can be had from the members Of the
Union or at the wharf on the night of the excur-
sion. aIo Rt
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AELECT EXCURSION
- On STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
TO PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
81. DOMtN1C'S SCHOOLS,
(Under the auspices of 81. Dominic's Division OF
the Young Catholics Friend Society,"
SATURDAY, August "a, 1878.
Leave Sixtb-Street wharf At 10 p. ~f-N
M; and return Sunday at IL p. m. ESsStSWz
Tickets, 81. so.
StSte-rooms may be engaged at the Store OF Geo,
Il. Petty, 503 Seventh street northwest, on add
after Monday, August 10. al22y
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THE PLEASURE BOAT NELLIE wi
FALLS hereafter on TUESDAYS, EGi:jFF;
THURSDAYS, SATURDAYS and SCNDA Isl
four times aweek-commencing tomorrow, Aus
O'Clock m. Fare soc. For charter on other dsy,
Apply at the Boat, or at Auction Store corner {
Bridge asd Congress stS.. GEORGETOWN aupS
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EENWICK'S HOTEL and SUMNER RE
SOFT, LeO1drdtOtoN, Ad.-Steamers A =
Jaw: Thompson and Sue. to Washington HsA&
and baltimore i've times per week. Terms lc.X I
u. bO per day, t26 per month.
jyT eotsep1' j. FENWICK Pron,r
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DOTOMAC FERRY CO.. BETWEEN
l. WASHINGTON AND ALEX .~.
A AZ ,A-Lesve Washington 40. EukSa@E
S S!0; 500; $50 1910, 1850 a; M,
Aexandria 7:sO. g. s:to. 80. 1910, f0:5o, II SO
am, 1915. 2 500 4, 4S5, 5:35, 80 and so
Pm: Fare, Round Trip, 16 cents. Sundays ex-
C6pt0Q. AEg1 2H
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01
An AstOnishing Fact.

large proportion of the American people are
to-day dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result of these diseases upon
the masses of intelligent and valuable people is
most alarming, making life actually burden in
stead of pleasant existance of enjoyment and
usefulness as it ought to be. There is no good
reason for this, il you will only throw aside pre-
judicc and skepticism, take the advice of Drug
gists and your fIiend., and try one bottle of
Greens August Flower. Your speedy relief is
certain. Millions of bottles of this medicine have
been given away 10 try its virtues. with satisfac
tory results in every case. You can buy a sample
bottle ior 10 cents to try Three doses will relieve
the worst case. Positively sold by all Druggists
on the Western Continent. apll5 teod&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01
FINANCIAL MATTERS.
Action of Ways and Means Committee
Concerning L. y. Bonds.

WASHINGTON, April 30. The committee on
ways and means, by cght to three, voted to re-
port to the House the following Joint resolution:
Whereas, Ga the first of April, 1873. there bad
been paid INTO the sinh ing fund S24l ,4S9 l6S in
excess OF the requirements which sum is equiva-
lent to about eight years in advance Of the amount
required by law, and whereas ii i. unnecessary
for the maintenance of the public credit and ss It
is unjust to the people to continue the Imposition
OF taxes f, this object at time Of great depies-
sion like the present, therefore be 1t enacted etc
that the Secretary Of the Treasury hereby be di.
rected to suspend the purchase of L 5. bonds for
the sinking fund as provided by section 1894 Of
the revised ststutes, until the close of the fiscal
year, ending June 30 1873, unless otherwise d.
rected by Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01
EarmingtO Locals.


The forty fourth session of the NJ. f. Confer
ence, which was to occupy week in its coptin-
uance, began in this village "Wednesday eycpino
OF last week. The large number of strangers IN
town was accounted for by the fact that there
were about one hundred and fifty clergymen So
journing here, many having their wives, besides
numbers of laymen attracted to witness the exer.
cises. The meetings have all been largely attend.
ed. Many eminent cleymen and missionaries
have been present AMI given interesting informs-
ton on all points usually brought be fore the con-
vention. Nothing of Importance has occurred TO
the pleasantness of the occasion, with the ex-
ception of little unpeasantness on Academy
Street. Tuesday evening One of the reverend
gentlemen was pesceaby making his way home
from meeting, when, falling in with two men,
strangers, he received severe blow Nocause is
assigned for the act. reward was offered the
next day for the apprehension of the culprt
The scheme of building narrow gauge railroad
between Farmi1gton and Phillips still continues
to be agllated, especially by those living along the
route and liable to he benefited hv the road The
large amount Of summer travel which is cons family
on the increase, and the guarantees of lumber which
cannot be transported successfully in any other
way than hy rail, are the chief reasons put forth
for the new Improvement The engines have
been over the route, and meetings have been held.
1t s thought that the cost of the road depo.s and
rolling stock will be 800 600.
The students of the Normal school are enioy-
ing vacation of week and a half, beginning
Monday of last week.
Chambers band of Portland has advertised an
engagement at this place the fifteenth of next
month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01

$363,9l9,O9S O2
NEW YORK.


Personal.
NEW YORK, April 80. Gen. b. F. Butler and
Sam Cary ale to speak fore 4 meeting of the ma
tionsl party, in Cooper Institute, on the l4th of
May.
Stabbed.
Private W. johnson, of the 9th regiment of mil
itia, last eveniT stabbed Capt. Talman, for rep
remsnding him at drill, bodily wounding him.
johnson was arrested
The Masonic Temple at " ilamsburg, is dam
aged 5000 by fire.
The TiltOn Scandal.
Kew. Dr. Hodges says be knows nothing about
Mrs. TiltoD 'ssconfession, and has Away, refused
TO be mixed up with the affair.
RumOr.
Govers report, it is said, will result in serious
charges against special treasury agents Tlingle,
Adams, Chamberlain and Aver.
RUNS DOings.
10 Palermo last night Charles Tarr stabbed
and instantly killed James A. Porter, both being
drunk. The murderer escaped.
Arrested.
William Fl. Moore, who was arrested last week
for completely in the Cambridgeport, Mass, bank
robbery, was discharged from custody TO day ow-
ing to the fact that Gov. Rice refused to grant a
requistion for his delivery, dsemng the evidence
against im sufficient. He was immediately re.
arrested by the deputy sherit civil proceed.
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01
" ASIIlNGTON.
Committee DOinps.

WASHINGTON, April 39. The subcommittee of
the House Committee on education and labor, has
agreed on bill imposing tax of 500 apiece on
Chinese immigrants.
The counsel for Seward minister to China.
have been notified to request that gentleman to
appear before the House committee. 1t will take
him TIL June to reach here from Shanghai.
The majority of the Senate committee on mill
tsry affairs to-day authorized Senator Cock rell to
report the House bill placing Gen. James Shields
on the retired list Of the army, favoraply without
anne ndment.
The House judiciary committee to-day agreed
to report favorably on Senator 1hurman's BILL
amendatory to the revised statutes, to prohibit
members of Congress becoming suretes in Official
bonds hereafter executed to the L. S.
Political.
Several state republican associations, com posed
have made application to the heads of the depart
ments for leave to re-orgsnze their respective as
sociaions and resume active opel atons in poht-
cal affairs.
u. y. Currency.
The 70 lowing is the amount of United States
currency now outstanding:
Old demand notes, S62. .3i2 50
Legal tender notes, 346,6S ,0l6 90
One year notes OF 1868, 52 225 90
Two year notes of 1868, l54jO 90
Two year coupon notes of 1868, % 500 90
Compound interest notes, 27S, $50 90
Fractional currency, all issues, l6,S05, ,4l4 So
To'al, 1868 81 9 09S OF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01
THE FLORIDA TROUBLE.
What Sec'y McCTearv Says Concerning
an InvestIgaIOn.

NEW YORK, April 30. Relative to the alleged
frauds in Florida Secretary McCreary. is reported
as saying;
"lf 1t were practicable to enter into thorough
and Impartial investigation of all charges and
counter charges of frauds, violence aud intimida-
tlon IN connt ction with the Presidential elec ion
of '16, the resul, would, in my Judgment prove to
be emipently satisfactory to the rel ubcsn party.
Such an investigation would undoubtedly bring to
light not only the great wrong by which Louisi-
ana Florida and South Carolina were attempted
to be carried for Tilden but also successful sys-
TEN of intimida ion and outrage in several South
ern States, whereby the will of the people was
smothered, paral' zed and bnll dozed. | am aso
inclined TO tbirk such thorough and impartial
Investigation would bring to light some things
concerning the election IN New York, New Jer-
sey. Connecticut aud Indiana, not to speak of Or
egob, which would ssrtle and enghten the
country"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01
The Freshet AMI the Lumber Interest
How the Dives of logs are Coming

The Freshet ami the Lumber Interest
How the Dives of logs are Coming
Down.
If the mil men and others who arc interested in
getting down to the mills the last winters supply
of logs, had had the private ear of Old Probabi-
ty, they could not have arranged this storm at a
more opportune time. Had it come three weeks
ago when the up county streams were all filled
with ice, it would have been Of possible help to
the river drivers. Now with the ponds clear Of
ice, the immense rainfall has melted the snow and
filed all the ponds brimfull of water and they will
serve As so many reservoirs to feed the main riv-
er. No such opportunity has been afforded for
years for getting down the logs. There is plenty
of water in al the upper country for all the pur-
poses in the line Of the riyer-drivcr, and already
large crews are bending themselves to their task.
The drive at DEAD river viii he out this week, to
the main river. Of old and new logs about
% 000OOO feet viii be foated down from the
Dead rIger. Some 1j 900, 600 more from
other sources will come down the Kennebec
Thirty millions Of these will be ne eded at the mill :
IN Waierville and upwards on the river; the re-
malnder viii he manufactured n this cltv, Pitts
ton, on the lower ktnnehcc, and at Wi,casset.
Ihi, vast amount of logs will be suf oeut for the
market this season, and will furnish sufficient
took TO keep the ills active Moosehead Lake
is about clear of ice, and the river drivers are
getting down their drives on the Moose River and
its tributaries There is nothing to hinder any of
them from having good drives
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01
MISSOURI.
Murder.

KANSAS CITY, April 30. A foul murder was
committed here this morning, at two clock. The
neighborhood was aroused by the sound of pis-
to shot and flames issuing from the house. After
the fire was extinguished it WAS found that Theo-
dore Hattenbach and wife had been murdered,
and little girl eight years old was knocked in.
sensible and lying at the point of death. Mrs
HATTIE nbach was found on the bed with her he ad
crushed in, and her limbs burned TO crisp. Mr..
Hattenbscb was found n the kitchen with a bull, t
hole in his head and the back of his head was
crushed in with AN axe, which was discovered
near the body. The little girl was found out OF
doors, in an lnsensibe condition.
Suspicion at first pointed to Hattenbach as the
murderer, but subsequent developments destroyed
that suspicion, and the real murderer is still un-
known.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01
CA n ADA.
An Assault on Orangemen.-One Man
Killed and Several Wounded.

MONTREAL, April 80. Approximations of dis.
turbsnce, arising out Of the Orange entertain
ment last night were verified. As q section of
orange onng Britons were proceeding out of
the western suburbs at carry hour this morn.
ing they were attacked with pistols by 800 or 400
Catholic unionis;s at Wellington bridge who were
lying IN wait tor them. Over Il hundred shots
were fired, resulting in the death Of John Callag-
han, and serous wounding of Johanna Merch-
ner and n man named Msllen, all Catholics
cab containing Joseph Lang, an Orangemsn
and young woman, going home from the Or
anRe concert, was ridded with shots, Lang being
wounded IN two places, but his companion mirac-
Llousy escaped. No arrests. Great excitement
exists over the affair. An ing rest opens o-dsy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01
Chicago Produce market.

CHICAGO April ~, 1878.
FLOUR-Extra spring 4 5Oa5.a5; western $50
southern 80.
WHEAT No. spring lisa; No. 2 gill edge
II a; Regular. lO7Aa; Cash. ll2ha-. May,
li2-a- June, lilo .l0l4 No. 8. l.uoa reject
ed gh
CORN Sales gilt edse tO.sh; regular, Sss ;
cash &l-aii; April, 4ila-; May. N1.a-; June
AZ. aOO July, oo-; rejected 81 =.
OATS Cash 2sk; April 265ssco-; May, 2ea.
a 26s.; June 2iA25k.
RYE 80
BARLEY-47-.
DRESSED HOGS-4 lla4.l2h.
PORK-Casn s5o-as.25-: April -sjo--ass5 !;
9.60atz; May S7ka5 So; June $40; Juiy a.
LARD-Cash 6.755ss6 10 Apiii 715-a1l5;
May 6s7 1iae2i June, 67sh a; July io,-a70k...
BULK MEATS Shoulders 3X ~, short rib
sides 5 -s--5; short clear rib Y 20 . clear sides
6ka6k
WHfsKEY-s2.
do s. cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01
A DARING BURGLARY.
Capture OF The Would BE Robber.

WORCESTER April 80. The house of Mr.. y
S. Messenger was last night entered by burglar.
who took daughter, young lady, from her bed
and compelled her to show the vsluables. The
other daughter went to her father with the alarm
who got up with pistol and attempted to shoot,
but the burglar held the girl between himself and
the pistol until he gained the window aud jumped
out. He was afterwards arrested. He is a col
senger's coachman. lie cut his upper lip oil and
injured his leg in jumping.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01
The Indians.
5, riOus Trouble Anticipated the Coming
Summer.

WASHINGTON, April 30. Apprehensons of Sc
rious trouble with the Indians this summer, are
not thought groundless. The department is
in receipt of communications from parties whose
opinions are entitled to earnest attention. assert
ing that warlike movements are clearly discerna.
Bile on the part of several tribes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-05-01
Harrirn.

This city, April 99th by Rev. G.. +. Penney
Au1u-ta.
In VT vernon, April 9Th by Rev. c. +. Young
Lyman Dollon to Vira B. Dunn, both of Mt Yer.
non.
In China, April Is, Nathan A. Barker OF Andov.
er, Mass. to Amelia L. Mcclellan: April 25, John
W. Green to Diantha l.. Buker of Benton.