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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-18
Legislative Notes and Gossip.

Both branches of the legislature will meet this
morning, at 10 o'clock.
1t is stated, although not positively, that the
Governor will to-day send communication 10
the House, urging the laying of State tax Of ,
mills on the dollar, instead If mill,
We publish on the outside the speech OF MIR.
Hill of Exeter, in OppOs ition to the reduction Of
the State tax on savings banks, aud on the inside
the speech of Senator Morrison Of Franklin, on
the school mill tax.
The speeches made in the House 10y Messrs.
Cornish of Winsow, Parlin of North Arson, and
Seiders of North Yarmouth, in defence Of the
State College Of Agriculture, spoken OF in the
highest terms.
The people of Gorham rejoicing over the
prospects of having a normal sch, oil in their midst.
Hon. Frederic Robe, their representative, used
his large influence to secure tins result, and on
Saturday night the people turned out in process
sion headed by brass band, to welcome him
home. Speeches were made, and there was gen
eral rejoicing.
The Judiciary committee, on Saturday evening,
had under consideration bill to allow tax collec-
tors to levy on all classes Of property, in default
Of payment Of taxes.
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AN ALL-DAY SESSION OF THE
ENGLISH CABINET.
Mass Meetings of English Workingmen
to Consider the Situation.

LONDON, February l6. The Times prints a de.
spalch from Pers stating that it Is generally ex.
pected the grand Duke Nicholas Will enter Con.
stantlnople with portion OF his army. but will %
as the guest and friend oil tue nation with The
consent Of the sultan.
A despatch from Constautinople SAYS the Brit
ish heet have Withdrawn to Mundaui Bay forty
miles south of Constantinople. This movement
Is at'roated to desire on the part of Eng land 10
iacilitate negotiations to prevent the entrance OF
the Russians.
Inc instructions to Namyk Pssha have been re-
Voked and he has gone 10 Adnanuple.
lhe lines telegram dated Thataldia, February
iLlh, says 10 the russian camp renewal of hos
tiltles was discussed as more probable tnau peace
anu every measure is being adopted to conso i
date the Russian advance. rhe entrance OF tn,
British feet into the Dardaneiles before the c,,n
clusion vi armisuce would have been answered II
Is unhesitaungly SAID, by Russian declaration OF
war; but whether such would now be the case -
doubtful. War with England would be yery ION
usr win the army, though the officers speak of 1t
sfAVely as terrible struggle. la tuis stale o,
ieehng; II we have to begin again, say the Ru,
san officers, nothing could save Constantin, pie
another.
Mr. Layard had long audience with the su
Tan To explain Englands policy to Ills Majesty
ATHENS, February 10. The Official Gszett,
announces That strong body of Insurgents i, op
Grating in 1hessaly. a body OF TuIki.h reip
nnnd,.J 81, -. - iePulaeu' seven
tartsv an,t 'et crossed the tronltrtes
eieay' anu eohsiuefaoie number left Peraeus
NV w. ~ p i-"ania' 70 nh
saw. II NH ~. ina "a ~, lne London Times
-, - w " so"e gla'uitous mlsmau-
Rn.-ia nna - Wv, |n pos'ioh oil England and
MISUNDERSTANDING 'nin'PS eaus 10 any serious
rm.,sd IN oct So 0"' o"n government may be
6rmness Ir,ha T p' opninineu mo- Grafton and
III nness' IL the russians are reasonably prudent
Ter neacef,,iI, 49,, wy .ue powers should not en-
I0NnoS E.h'Ua' wv ~ I'm enoe'
O,DoN, eoi ua'y 10 "A special from Berlin
axe The MARI NJ s,Si,i',.,i! S uiauy win under
uoyer at,,, ;, ;,,'r against any
The ind;ca,ia. a. ~. enc me- WIN Russia, but
mere A. ar ysr,s,cn ,,,h ' aO''9H Is REGARDED
yramme nan,l,,. I1,; ~ unuel s'oou Pro
notbi q NJ '"ie'1', Vi Cullstans snd
oue,tion cnme. IN ~ ,np pn On the Eastern
t,I.d.too No.,'',i "a 'Ho i'eon''SE' tuesday,
the work1ny1enis n.,I',' GU uePuta'on from
,ented In ,ddes ta.. Uointnit'ee anu con
men nj Jnndon M r. l. iie.""E ol "orAihg-
obiect al the ne,,,n,, '~1 Plesuon; The
eminent tn I'M, n(I,t, - t " " W hVl" gov
thornnrt i,f 49, Vi Ncu'' amy ana secure TOE
ua, nee, freed ton i,,rt' 'ne PioVihces' whleh
lug Will prnhahlv h., t,it H. os9'pu, Il noet-
winch linn Rmbt t ,,4', - , VI GU uaryt a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-18
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, February Is, 1878
LOuR-EXtra spring 5Oa5.75; western 4.40; ;
southern 0tO.
WHEAT No. spring 10 az; No. 2 gilt edge
'Oa Regular. lOsaa-; Cash. iO94a- March,
IlO-a April, loo Asai .os5s No. B. I.O5sa reject.
Ell 81 -.
CORN Sales gilt edge, 42ha-; regular, 4lHa-;
AN fl@a-; March il}sa4-; April, a31sa-;
JeCted 81.
OATS Cash %; March 25a : April e71a
20.
RYE-5i.
BARLEY-4si4.
DRESSED HOGS-4 30a4.25-,
fOkk-Casn lO.30.-alO.-; March l0.57x AGO.;
April 10 75--a-.
Agrii, .a2-a7.55.
BULk MEATS shoulders S4a,4 short rib
j4a61
WHIokEY-l0l.
fkElGhro -Corn to Buffalo az cents; wheat
10 cents.
RET Pfs-FIour 10 900; wheat $4,000; corn,
10, 20; oats $1,000 rye 10 o; barley 10, 100.
SlilPMENTS-tlouF 800; wheat 96 OOO: corn
5l'oooi oats Il 900; rye 400; barley 1900.
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NEW YORK.
Fire.


New YORK, February l6 Fire in the rooms
lately occupied by Fsuse Herschebecer 4 Co., last
night, damaged the building and several other Of
fees about $4,000. The fire is supposed to be in
cendary.
The Insnrrection.
special Havana despatch states that General
Compus is in conference with the Cuban Central
Junta, on the terms of surrender offered by the
Insurgents.
The Tilden Suit.
The Tilden income case was brought TO an end
to dav
RumOr.
The reported failure of an extensive lumber
firm of X. W. Adams & Co Of this city, is uncon-
frned.
Gold.
Gold opened at 1902 3-S.
For Europe.
Four steamers for Europe to-day, take small
number of passengers, but full cargoes of pro-
ducc.
Failures.
Leyerick & Co., cotton spectators, have failed
Rsmmtyer x Manson, shoe dealers, have fai led
for $4,000.
Kenyon Cox has failed for a quarter of a million
with assets light.
Serious Accident.
}. Dobbs had his face smashed, Eugene Rowe
and ElmOre Weddle each had a leg broken, Geo.
Slater had iihs broken, and three others were seri
ously injured by being ruH over by large sled on
the coast, at Poughkeepsie, last night.
The silver Question.
The passage of the silver bill had no effect
whatever on Wall street MAJ kets.
Sailed.
The steamer Oregon sailed this morning for
Portland, with 81 pas sengers
The First Fruits of the Silver Bill.
NEW YORK, February II. The Times says it is
reported from Albany that the New York Central
Railroad Company is paying their employ ees in
SILVER, at saving TO the company, and IA loss TO
the employees Of $40 on every forty dollars paid
out.
DENIAL.
The reports of peace in Cuba are Indignantly
denied by the representative Of the Cubans here.
Ere.
new eight-story building the south side Of
West 23i street, was destroyed by fire to-day.
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The acquisition OF vital energy - the stepping
stone 10 health when the system lacks vitality.
the various organs nag 10 their dirty, bccome
chronc4lly Irregular. and disease l. eventually
instituted. To prevent this unhappy stale of
things the dcbl itated system should be built mp
by the u,e OF that inimtabe ionic, Hostetter's
stomach BIZ err which invi crates The digestive
organs and in-urcs the thorough conver,I ion OF
food into blood OF a Dourishing quality, IRON
wience muscle, nerve ana hbre acquire upwOnt
ed sup, Ilcs OF vigor, and the whole ,ystem eNpe
riences the beneficial eAe.t Appel Il return ,
the system is refreshed 10y healthtul -lumber, the
nerves grow strong and calm, the de-ponuency
oegotteu Of chronic IND digestion and an uncertain
state Of healh disappears, and that sa How APP
pc rance OF ne skin peculiar to habitua invalids
aud per-uns defcteut In vital energy, l. replaced
los q more becoming tinge.
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STATE NEWS.

\ son OF Ira Carlton of this town, assaulted
Gitman boy, whose father resides at So. Sanger
VILE, recently cutting his face quite severely With
m,tailc knuckles. the offender left town on
learning that he would be "hauled over the Goals"
Tor his misconduct. Piscataquis Observer.
Rocky lana True. of Portland who left hand
some property i'll Providence, r. l., bestows one
thousand dollars on the Maine General Hospital,
ior the purpose of maintaining tree bed, and
one thousand dollars on the Name Unitarian Con.
ference
sixteen years old boy, son of Capt. George
O. Haskell of Oceanvle, injured himself by fall
from jumping, 50 that he died in few days.
Dexter GsZ.tte.
The wooden mill at Skowhegan has lately re-
celved one and half car loads of wool from Cali
iornia also quantity OF cotton from Gen. Shep-
nerd Plantation in the South.
Col. lngersol's lecture in Portland, will be the
only one he Will deliver in this State.
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An Excellent AppeIn,m ont.

On Saturday, Gov. CounOr appointed Hon.
Frederic Robe, member of House of Representa-
tives from Gorham, Honorary Commisi Toner of
the International Industrial Exposition in Paris,
to be held the next summer. l his is an appoint
ment eminenily fit to be made: no man IN the
State could better represent Maine at the ENposi-
ton Col. Robes familiarity with public att ,ir,,
his long services in the Legislature aud other
branches of the government and his extensive nc
quaintance with the men aud resources Of Maine,
give him the qualities that should be comhlncd ia
u person who is to represent properly the ) ATE at
the great Exposition. The Governor will soou
appoint another Commissioner, Maine j, euti
tied to two.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO rHk--
Sally Hsuaehee duurnal
ROCKLAND.
n'he 81. George Murder.

RockLAND,, February 10. Mr. Luther Meservey,
husband Of re woman murdered at st. George,
arrived home FRIDAY night. IA company of the
county attorne- :, and others he went to the scene
of the crime Sat ardsy morning. lie was greatly
affected BY his direction search was made. and
in cunningly evised receptacle where it was
kept the money of the murdered woman was
found undistu rbed. The murderer failed in his
object of robbery, ,ut this makes the work of de-
lection still more deficient. No additional evil
dence has yet been discovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-18
TIE SILVER BILL.
Its Present Form Probably Oblectiona.
bic 10 the House.
THE BILL WILL PROBABLY GO TO A
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.

NEW York, February Is. 4 Washington spe-
cal SAYS he silver men expect the bin as amend,
and passed by the Senate will not please the
House, and Springer and some others are already
preparing counter-amendmenls one of which pro-
vldes that the treasury shall colt more per mouth
II Is intended to call the bill up in the House, on
Monday, and p.tpJse amendment, TO 1t al once.
Ewing says there viii be debate of tour uAy-
II me House, and 1t looks now a, though the bill
would finally 90 to conference committee when
would probably carry 1t over another tort 4ight.
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SITTING BULL.
TROUBLE ANTICIPATED BEFORE
SPRI,G.

New YORK, February II. Can't. Norwood. of
the I'd cavalry, at Guiana, en- route to Washing
ton from Font Elli., confirms Mayor Wal,h's
statement as TO the situation of Sitting Bull, and
say there will be trouble before spring.
Capt. Price OF the 81 cavalry, from Fort McKin-
ney, says that as long the buffalo remains north
Sitting Bull will stay there. The Canadians will
not feed hun when the supply runs out. If these
Indians want to fight in the spring, they can put
5000 men 10 the field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-02-18

On Wednesday evening Of this week, Feb. 10Th
will be presented the sensational and emotional
society drama entitled "The Ticket of Leave
Man" This moral drama will he brought ont
and prese nted to the public for tue first time in
Augusta for ten Twelve years. The best dra-
matte talent 10 the city has been engaged, ana no
pains expense will he spared TO maxi this one
of the most enjoyable occasions of the season.
This il a worthy object and should he W Il pat
Ionized. The cas- Of characters Is taken from
veterans OF the late ~, and the entire proceeds
are to be given TO the Monument AssoCat ION,
without reserve. This lie matter in which every
citizen Is Interested The tickets to tits entertain
ment have been reduced to the low sum of - aud
80 cents, SO all can 20. Music by Ianagaus or
chestra Let there be full house.
The golden wedding of Rev. Charles Miller Ohe
well known Father Miller'0 aud Susan b.
Thompson, his wife, was celebrated on Tuesday
of last week, by a reception at the home Of their
son in-law, Hon. stephen Cohurn in Skowhegan.
1t scene Of heartfelt enjoyment to all and
one long TO be remembered with pleasure Let
tiers were read from distinguished gentlemen in
various parts of the country, Brief remarks
were made by Rev W. O. Aver the present pas
tor beautiful Scotch song, "My ain countree'
was finely sung by MIR. ID. I. Wyman, of Colby
University who is a grandson; original poem
was read by Miss Louisa Coburu, a recent grtdu-
ate of Colby nv ersity, Il granddaughter; other
songs were sung ead refrcshment, were served.
Among the guests we've five brothers and four sis
tiers Of Mrs. Miller. Among the presents received
gold-headed ebony cane, the gift of tx
Gov. Coburn.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Marine Disaster.

PROVIDENCE, February II. Steamer Old Col
ony, from New York for Fall River, broke her
walking beam about one O'Clock this morning
when between Watch Hill and Point judith.
Great injury was done TO the machinery. but no
person was hurt. The vessel was lowed into Now
port by the steamer City OF Fltchburg.
The damage to the steamer Old Colony is esti-
mated at from $50 900 to $4,000.
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DAMARISCOTrA.
SUIT.

DAMARIsCoTTA, February 10 la the of
Smithwick vs.. Austin Justice Stetson found Aus
tin guilty, and he was put under $500 bonds to
keep the peace. Austin appealed. lie was under
$500 bonds for appearance at the next session of
the Supreme judicial Court, April 23d next, and
$1,000 bonds to prosecute appeal. In default Of
bail he Saturday forenoon committed to jail
at Wiscas.et
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On Friday evening last, an eutsr,ainment was
given at the Insane Hospital by the National
Ministries of FOCUS Asylum. under the direction Of
G. W. Anable aud Dick Ruth, supported by the
full Band. This is one of the several annual en-
tertainmens which this troupe has given at the
Hospital, and wa, one Of their best. Prof. Wales,
leader Of the Band. gave some very fGe piece.
This company de,efvedly ranks among the very
first IN the manner IN winch they PIT their parts
upon the stage and ia the character of their en-
tire p, rlormance.
On Friday evening another entertainment was
given at the Hospital, by the home talent of the
institution DR.. Sanborn succeeded in producing
Bakers drama of "Among the Breakers" with
entire success, which was succeeded by two so ngs
in character: "The Irish Wedding" by +. Whit
comb, and "Dem Good Old fines" by w. Chad
wick. Mr.. Luce and the Chadwick Brothers,
with ID. ID. Kimball, furnished the music. A
crowded house, in which were several members of
the legislature, was evidently highly entertai med
by the really fine acting and the superior music.
Brubswick Items.
The Maine Medical School opened on Thursday,
Feb. ii. The FIRST lecture was given on that al
tel noon by DR.. 5. ii. Weeks. Tue class number 5
at present about sixty, but more will probably be
along before a great while.
Capt. Coziare stIll continues bis itary lectures
to the drill students. These lectures are enjoyed
by those who, having drilled, understand
them. The Captain hears the Sen iors in Interna-
iona Law, which they say he makes very inter
esting to them.
The members of the class of rs, Brunswick
High school, will present the operetts "Irene" at
Lemont Han, on Tuesday evening. Feb. 49,.
Mes,rs. Paine, Bowd. of rs, and Riley, Spring and
Bowd. of 80 will take part The operetIa will be
followed by farce entitled "Who is Who" Ad-
mission 2jc; reserved seats, Soc.
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I.OUISIANA
The Anderson Case.

New ORLEANS, February l6. In the Anderson
case, Judge Whiuaker this morning received the
bnei of tae lunsel, and will render dec sion on
Monday, to the trial.
New Orleans special says that if the Supreme
Count refuses Anderson new trial, he viii be
sentenced according to law, but it is certain that
Gov. Nichols will at once pardon him. In this
event prosecution Will be abandoned IN all the
cases, and Wells, kenuer and Casenave will be
set al liberty.
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Destructive Fire.
LOSS NEARLY ONE MILLION.

New YORK, February Il. At 05 this evening
lire broke out IN the sixth story of an iron front
building on 23d street, near 9TH avenue. The
building, together with the 231 Street Preshyte-
ran Church and the Scotch Covenanters' Presby-
terrain Church adjoining, we're entirely consumed
Loss esumated al 500, 900 TO 8, 900 900.
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FORTY-FIFTH CONGRESS-.
WAsnINGTON, February lG.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, February Is. The silver bill
passed the senate by 4S yeas to u nays, at .
clock this morning. The vote was as follows
Yeas--Alison, Armstrong. Bailey. Black
Booth, Bruce, Cameron of Wisconsin, Chaficr
Cockrell, Coke, Conoyer, Davis of Illinois, Da.
Wis OF Yves; Virginia, Dennis. Dorsey Eustis,
Ferry, Garland, Gordon, Grove, Hereford Howe,
ingalls,, Johnstou, Jones OF Florida, Jones Of Ne
Vads, Kellogg, kirhwood, McCreary, Mcdonald
Mcmillan, Matthews, MaXey Mermon, Morg 10
OSesby, addock, Plumb salisbury, saunders
Spencer, Teller, Thurman, Voorhees,, Wallace,
Window aud WIhers-is
Nays-Anthony, Barnum, Bayard, Blaine,
Burnside, Chrstlancy, COuking, Dawes, Ed.
munds, Hamhn, Hoar, Herman, Lamar, McPher.
son, Mitchell, Monid, Randolph, Robins, Sar-
gent, Wauleigh and Whyte-2l.
The Senate at o'clock adjourned
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FOREIGN.


LONDON. February l6. Tue news of the pas
sage OF the silver bill the United States Senate
reached here too late to-day to show what effect ID
will have on business.
Arrival.
The steamer Adriatic from New York, arrived
at Queenstown to-day.
steamboat Disaster.
The coastlng steamer G. NJ. Palmer sunk near
Harw ich and IA persons were drowned.
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1t Is true that Mrs. NJ. p. Webster is Offering
to-day all her Winter Millinery at the Lowest
Prices they will be sold this season. Felt Hat
only p cents, which is cheaper than you can have
them done over a splendid assortment of Fancy
Feathers. Stylish Trimmed Hats. and everything
in the millinery line, together with the prettiest
assortment Of ladies' ties, ruches, and emhroideI ed
sets, 10 be found in the city. We would impres.
the fact that we have the goods and prices adver-
tised Mrs. NJ. +. WEBSTER,
l5S Water ST.
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custom HOUSE RULES.
Almost Ii Riot in the Rotunda of the
Custom IiOuse.

New YORK, February lG. New rules partcu-
Iauzing some dozen errors to be avoided in enter
ing goods at the custom houses, went into effect
Yesterday, causing great confusion, delay and al
most not IN the f0tuuda of the custom house.
Twenty extra police had to be detailed to pre-
serve order
Merchants proclaim the particulars are 1.-Two
lous, and only tend to delay business and viii
send protest TO the Secretary OF the Treasury. by
whom the orders We're recently issued, Is said At
the suggestion OF certain tIeasnly a gents.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Marine Intelligence.

HALIFAX, February IL The steamer Domin-
ion, from Liverpool, arrived to-day.
The Hlbernian, IL days out from LIVERPOOL. it
is feared has met with an accident o her macbin-
cry. The Austrian, which left two days later, ar
rived on Last Tuesday.
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THE LOUISIANA VOTE.
Reported Offer to Buy the Vote for
Tiiden.

New YORK, February l6 A story is printed
here via Cincinnati that Pelton offered Wells
500 900 10 count Tildeu in, but Wells wanted
$500 600 to be placed in his own hands; but Pei
ton, fearing he could not thus secure an honest
count, withdrew, aud then through the State SEN
sior Robertson of Louisians, offered Anderson
$500, 600 to count in Tllden, but Anderson de-
clined to negotiate. The statements are now said
to come direct from Wells aud Anderson.
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Speaking in parallels is the quickest way to
make known the worth of SLIPPERY ELM
LOZENGES for Coughs, &c. For sale by all
Druggists
Caswe & Co., corner Washington and Winter
SITS, Boston.
at seems as if | should cough my head off, is
sometimes the impatient exclamation of a sufferer
from a severe Congh. Qucl the p4roxysms with
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar. The relief
l. immediate and tue cure certain. Sold by all
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
ian23-t& " limo.
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LEWISTON.
Contract Award T. a ,

LEWISTON, February l6. The contract for the
gates and hydrants OF toe Lewiston Water Works
Sarded to the Chapman Valve Company, Of
Boston.
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BUCkFIEID.
Fire.

LEWISTON, February l6. NJ. A. Hanson's shoe
factory at Buckfeld, burned this morning. Loss,
Sl2 900; insured, $1,000. The cause of the fire il.
unknown.
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GEORGIA..


AUGUSTA. February l6. The Executive COM
mittee Of the Underwriters Association of the
South, met to-day and elected Mobile a, the place
for the next annual meeting, on April p. H. r.
Hayden OF Hartford. was invited to deliver the
annual address.
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PORTLAND.


PORTLAND, February 10. 1t is understood that
Mayor Butler accepts denomination on the citi-
zens' ticket
Capt. Charles Merrill will be the greenbsck
didate
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The Silver Bill.

The Senate silver bill will be sent to the House
Tomorrow, being already engrossed. Il is under
stood that the provisions OF the H. "a, passed by
the senate, are generally acceptable 10 tue ina or
ity IN the House
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AUBURN.


LEWISTON, February l6. the anniversary OF
the Anburn Reform Cl 10 was observed to-day
II, form Clubs from various parts Of the State
were present The meeting will continue to.mor-
row
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KENTUCKY.
Murder.

CINCINNATI, February l6 Yesterday, near
Shelbeyvlle, Ky, Reuben Dennis, cololed was
taken from his house by six masked men and shot
to death.
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Cure that cough How? With Adamson's 30
tanc Balsam. 1t is warrented to cure coughs,
colds, and all lung difficulties. Sample free.
Large bottles IS cents. Sold at Kinsmsn & Co.'S
Drug store. jan25f&wlw.
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THE POPE.
THE ELECTION SOON TO TAKE
PLACE.

ROME, February lG. A majority of the Cardi-
nails have agreed to hasten the Conclaye 10 elect
the Pope in four or five days.