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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-14

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-24

Members of the Augusta Literary and Library
Association will remember the adjourned meeting
at two o'clock this afternoon at the Library room.
A full attendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-24
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hand by an East India Mission
airy the formula of simple vegetable remedy, for
the speedy and permanent cure of consumption
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and
lung affections, also positive and radical cure
for nervous debility and all nervous complaints,
after having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands Of cases, has felt It his duty to make
1t known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this desire to relieve human suffering, | will send
flee of charge, to all who desire il, this recipe
with full directions for preparing and using, in
German, French or English. Sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming the paper. W.
W. Sherar, li9 Powers Block, Rochester, New
York. jnnel9 4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-24
The Indians.
DOUBTS OFTHEREB BEING TROUBLE
IN WISCONSIN,.

ST. PAUL, June %. The best informed persons
here were utterly iucredulous TO serious Indian
troubles in Wisconsin, from the first, and the
opinion Is confirmed by the report of the Pioneer
Press representative, who went to GrandDurg and
teegrapDed, after full investig alton of the mat
ter, that there is panic. A great many houses
in the country are being deserted, and the towns
of st. Croix, Falls of the North Branch and Bush
City, are filled with fugitives, but no ground can
be discerned for alarm. No hostile Indians can
be found or heard Of.
The report can be traced only to personal quar-
rels Of the Indians with the whites, In which the
former have suffered. One Indian was killed by
his companion, for spreading rumors of trouble.
The Indians deprec ate panic, fearing punish
nleLt. 1t is evidently groundless panic on
.argc scale.
General Forsythe, of Gen. Sberidan's staff,
went to Rush City, Friday night, and be makes
isht OF the whole matter.
WASHINGTON, June %. The fears of HOSTILE
ties on the borders of sconsin and Minnesota,
are needed they will be sent by Gen. Hancock.
There has been no formal call on the government
here ior protection from threatened outbreaks.
SAN Francisco, June %. A Palisade despatch
says that % well armed Indians crossed the rail-
road track Agenta, this morning, going
north. Constant reports come in from the line OF
the Eureka K Palisade railroad Of small parties
of Indians passing north, nearly all OF whom are
armed.
Silver City despatch says the Umatilla In
dans have all lett their reservation. The Blue
mountains tull of them.
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Notes from the Camp Ground.

A jolly set have been here to-day from Angus
ia and Gardiner. 1t looks quite like campmeet-
ing times to see so many cottages open, and so
many people here; but many of them viii go on
the last train, presume, and others will stop for
a day or two-snd so it will he until August
Howard Smith of Gardiner has the lumber on
the spot for a cottage on Park avenue. Marble
and Berry will soon commence on their large
double cottage near the northeast part of the
grove Capt Race of Boothbav is MAKING good
progress on his.-Others have made additions
since my last note was itten, and there seems
to be general disposti to fix up."-Mr. Reed
will commence to gravel the streets next week so
that by the time the meetings begin they will he
hard and smooth learn that the Sabbath
School children connected with the differ
ent societies of Augusta, together with their
friends wi unite in a grand excursion to this
place on the 4th Of July. 1t is hoped Halowell
will do likewise. good place to visit. S.
Richmond June 81.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN RUSSIA,
ENGLAND AND AUSTRIA.
THE AUSTRIAN DEMAND OF THE
PORTE.
THREATENED TROUBLE AGAINST
RUSSIA.

LONDON. June %. A Berlin despatch to dsy
reiterated the agreement between England Rus
STA and Austria upon points to be submitted TO
congress to day.
The Post editorially says the TACT the Scbouya-
lof-Saisbury memorandum was not signed does
not affect its validity, but indicates its character
as simply an arrangement for facilitating an ap-
ptoach to more serious negotiations.
New YORK, June p. A special Berlin des-
patch says the propositions OF Beaconsfeld have
been accepted by tue car, and it is now believed
to-days session of congress will be satisfactory.
Berlin telegram says Austria demands from
the porte 100000 forns for ma ntaining Bosnian
refugees, in lieu OF money the cession of Kick,
outtora, Trebinie, Smash and Sivno.
A Berlin special says it is reported that the
representatives of Turkey, Roumania, Servia and
Montenegro have held several private meetings
and agreed to protest against any arrangements
by the congress VIII ch does not accord with their
interests, and declare if their interests are not
guarded they will 90 TO war with Russia without
England's assistance. They are supported by the
Hungarian committee.
BERLIN, June D. The congress was in session
nearly three hours to-day. 1t IS stated that the
session was very satisfactory
ST. PETERSBURG, June %. There is much
excitement Eere concerning the arrangement by
which Turkey Is allowed to occupy the Balkan
passes. 1t is thought that Schouvaoff is account.
able for making this concession.
BELGRADE, June %. large number of Rus
sisn officers expected to morrow. 1t is stated
in well Informed circles that in certain eventuali-
ties two divisions of Russian infantry will enter
the country and reinforce the Servian army.
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COMMEN CEMENT AT THE STATE
COLLEGE.
Baccalanreate Address by President
Alien.

BANGOR, June %. CONNIE ment exercises
at the Maine State college began Saturday even
ing, with the Sophomore prize defamation, par
ticipated in by nine young gentlemen and one
young lady. All the parts were well delivered.
The judges, Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge, Mr. S. ii.
Powell and Col. Atwell, will award the prize on
Wedne sdsy.
This evening, President Allen delivered the
BaccalauIeate sermon. Text Matthew 10th, 80.
"IIe that indeth his life shall lose it. and he that
loseth his life Tor my sake shall find it," To the
disciples, elated by the grandeur Of the Savior's
mission, involved in the confession Thou art the
Christ, the Son of the living Cod came the sad
announcement of the Masters death, and the dec
laration that without cross bearing and self de-
NAL no one could be his disciple. And even life
itself must be given up for Ills sake. That life is
to be sacrificed for higher good is symbolized in
all the processes of nature. Life and death fol-
low each othak in mysterious connection, lower
organizations maintaining by decay higher and
stlll high ranks in the scale of being. Man reaps
the field and gathers the harvests from the bosom
OF death. The principles OF sacrifice are not
only exhibited when the weak give way to the
strong, but there is a sublime manifestation when
the noblest give up their lives for the good of the
many Precious to Americans is the memory of
her heroes who gave their lives for their country.
BY the lessons of nature and history we lean
the value Of sacrifice, the grandeur OF dying
that We may live to duty, sacrificing, the lower
principles of our natue to reason ana conscience
and to holy aspiration. Earthly interests are al
WAYS to be held 10 subordinaton to cur spiritual
good. The higher life can only be secured by a
sure nder of ourselves TO him whose and
whom we serve great high priest. who by death
prepared the way of life. So we must die to sin
and self, and live new life Of holiness and good
What grandeur there is in the sacrifice of all
things, life itself, in the of Christ. All is
to be done for His sake, and he that loses his
early life may find an eternal life.
Monday evening there will be address by
Rev. Cyrus Hamln, d. ID.
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How's that for retrenchmentr

Mr. George W. Mulin. recently of Camden
has purchased of Mr.. Munsey the North End
Fish Market, and will open business there to-day.
He was brought up in the business, and will keep
frst-cass market. He is young man whom
we feel free to recon- mend, as he comes to us with
testimonials from men of undoubted character in
his town. He will strive to deserve the liberal pat.
ronage Of the public.
We understand that the Campmeeting Associa-
ton at Richmond is annoyed by thoughtles. peo-
pie who hitch their horses to the trees many trees
having been destroyed this season in consequence.
To gnaw the bark from young tree is a tempts-
ton which the average horse cannot well resist
and the Campmeeting Association have been com
PEELED TO issue stringent orders in regard to this
growing evil.
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w e. BRYANT,

Mr. EbIToR:-Aow me to express my thank ;
to y5ur genealogical correspondent, Nv. b. L."
for the correction he has made in relation to the
family Of the late W. c. Bryant. Doubtless he
is correct in saying Judge Bczor (not Roger Bry
ant of North Arson, was not brother of the poet
once resided in the fumily Of Judge b. when
teaching the Acadmy in Arson some fifty years
ago. and well do | recollect the pride therein TAX
en- in its relation to William Cullen Bryant. Verv
likely the respect and attachment the Judge took
in the relation might have been so fond and ia
milsr As to leave the impression in my mind Of
brothe hood to the poet Some cousins are made
as near as brothers to admiring parties. Accord
ing to your correspondent, the poet was cousin to
the Arson Doctor Great praise is due to Or.
Lapham for the interest he has taken in the gen.
ealogie of some Of our best Maine families
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-24

We have received the prospectus for the present
year of the squirrel Island Squid," the favorite
seaside vacation journal, which is published each
season at Squirrel Island, in Boothbay hsrbor. 1t
has now become fixture at that delightful home
resort and contains from various points along
the coast, jokes, personal and social chitchst, etc
This season the Squid will be eight-psge paper,
published weekly, by Parker G. Dingley & Co.,
at % cents for the season. The first number will
appear on the second Saturday in July.
The case of State of Maine VS.. the Dexter and
Newport Railroad Company, for taxes under act
of 1875, for SllS950, is being argued at the law
court at Bangor. The defendants claim that their
charter and private and special laws exempt them
from taxation. The plaintiffs say, we make a
distinction tax may be upon the franchise OF
a corporation or upon shares of corporation
stock. In one case the individual share holders
would be liable, in others not. The act Of 1867
exempts the shares of capital stock. The act of
1874 provides for a tax upon the corporations
franchise. L. A. Emery, Attorney General. APP
pears for the State, and J. Crosby for the Rail-
road.
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NJ AIRY LAND.
Ilea1h.

BALTIMORE, June 49, Col. George p. Kane,
Mayor OF this city, died this morning, at his home
on st. Paul street. where he has been confined
since an attack of paralysis on the 18th of April
last. For The past year he had been suffering
cause of his death.
Col. Kane was Marshal of Police, and bore a
conspicuous part on the 18Th of April 1861, in the
passage of the sixth Massachusetts regiment
through Baltimore. When the regiment was hot
ly pressed by the mob, Marshal Kane with fifty
policemen rushed to the rear of the regiment.
formed line across the street, and with drawn
revolvers kept back the rioters.
Mr.. Kane leaves wife, but no children.
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STRONG.
Railroad Matters.

STRONG, June -. The town of Strong to-day
voted 50 600 credit in aid OF the Sandy River
narrow gauge railroad, from Pennington to
Phillips, ensurng the construction of the road.
The result was received with cheers by band
and large delegation from Phillips. A procession
paraded the streets, headed by the band, and
there was general rejoicing. There was a torch
light procession tonight, with a transparency
representing buck (the principal opposer) as
being knocked higher than kite by locomotive
labelled "Sandy River Railroad" The vote
stood 81 to 49,
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An Astonishing Fact.

A 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 aud valuable people is
most alarming, makiugl life actually burden in
stead of pleasant exIstsnce of enjoyment aud
usefulness as II ought to be. There is good
reason Tor tins. II you will only throw aside pre-
JUDGE and skepicism, take the advice of Drug
gist- and Your friend, and try one bottle of
Greea's August Flower Your sp edy relief is
been given away To try its virtues. with satisisc-
tory It suits IN every case. You can buy a sample
bottle Tor 10 cents to try. Three doses will relieve
the worst case. Positively sold by all Druggists
on the Western Continent apllj- +eod>swtf
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Ms Blaine reached home Sqtnilty; the Scna-
tor went on to New York, where he will remain
= few days.
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FROM BRAZIL.
Reported Ill-Treatment of Laborers.

New YORK, June %. Two men have escaped
from Brazil, where they went on the steamer City
OF Richmond, to work for Collins, the railroad
contractor. According to their story they were
shot at and afterwad DIS Imprisoned for ask ing for
food. They escaped from prison and were given
passage to Charlestown, by the captain of brig,
and arrived there yesterday.
Consul Cone at Para, has reported the facts to
Washington. As the escaped men were leaving,
great number OF men who went from Philadel-
phia begged them to make known the crueltes
aud brutalties they were suffering at the hands of
CeA!as. A Number 81 fief hsS. left aud fed for
BOLIVIA, but half OF them starved to death.
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FOREIGN.
England.

LONDON, June %. The Shawaccaemete crew
has made an application for entrance in the four
Dared race for stewards challenging cup, open to
all amateurs value 50 guineas. The list of en-
tries will be made public Monday. Mr.. Kelly,
the coach, thinks the Columbus are improving
apidly, espe Ella ly 10 tLeir swing. All the crews
are in good health.
Germany.
BERLIN, June %. The condition of the en-
peror Is satisfactory. His power of moving the
right arm is perceptlbly increasing.
SPAN.
MADRID, june %, The condition Of Queen
Mercedes causes much anxiety. A violent hem.
orrhase on Saturday greatly weakened her.
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LEWISTON.
Burglary.

LEWISTON, June %. About o'clock to day,
Freeman Newell, music dealer, discovered that
his store had been entered during Saturday night.
1t appears that the burglars effected an entrance
by cutting out pane of glass in the basement
and coming up stairs. Saturday, Mr.. Newell
drew from the bank over nine hundred dollars,
which he left in his desk, together with two valu-
able gold watches. This property was all taken,
together with a quantity of strings and other
musical goods. Nc clue to the thief
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Noral ann State Mems.

Hon. Llcwelyn Powers has arrived at his home
IN lloulton.
Look at the prices of work at the Bleachcry,
published in another column
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GLOBE HORSE SHOE NAILs.-We are inform
ed that \. c. Berry, Esq, Veterinary Surgeon
in charge of Hon 2. L. Barnum's great stud of
egant horses, which were much admired
here all last week, says that during their trsv
els for the past seven years all of the horses
could procur them) been shod with the Globe
horse shoe nails. as they hold on the shoes
much longer and frmer than any other nail
they have ever used. What better proof OF their
superiority than this is wanted p Boston Jour
nal Junel5 riff
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TEXAS.
The Situation.

GALVESTON, June %. A special frsm Concho
says Desdero, paduca second in command of
San ELIAS company, who commanded the firing
party in December that executed Howard, Atkin-
son and Mcbride, was arrested on the 10Th by
State troops. Other leaders are known to be in
the mountains skirting the Rio Grande, the
Mexican side. in sight of the rangers camp, ex-
cept Chico Bascla, genersl-n-chef of the mob.
who is at Chihuahua. The Mexican authorities
have replied to Judge Blecker's demand for ex-
tradition, which is lost in the mails, but which is
known to be eYasiYe.
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Marrirn.

In Auburn June Is, Will w Lane of Mcadfeld,
Penn TO Miss Ida l. Fuller of Auburn.
In Portland, June 10, Samuel X. Seeley, to Miss
Ella Rea, both Of Portland.
In Yarmouth, June 10, Chas. A. 5 ockbridge of
Freeport, to Miss Alice 5 Humphres of Yarmouth
In Brunswick, June Is, BENJAMIN Douglass to
Miss Elizabeth l., Sou,hard, both of Brunswick.
In Richmond, June 10, Geo. g. Lowell to Miss
Alice NJ. Whitney June u, Frank J. Buker to Miss
Hattie V. Ialev, both Of Richmond.
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Postal Changes,

The follow are the postal changes for New
England;
Established-Eas Belmont Waldo county, Me.
Albert F. Elms, p. NJ Feyler's Corners, Lincoln
county, Me-, Geo Eugley, p. NJ.
Appointed-Chas. E. Chamberlain, Bristol. Lin
coin county, Me. G. F. Morse, Centre Mon,ville,
Waldo county, Me.
Discontinued Marion, Washington county,
Me.
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BANGOR.
Suicide.

BANGOR, June %. Frank l.. Martin, aged p
years, son of Rome Martin of Hampton, was
thrown from a carriage last evening and badly in
jured. After breakfast this morning he appeared
to be suffering from the elf cts Of the accident,
and his mother advised him to 20 to his chamber
and lie down, which he did On going 70 his
room, about IL o'clock, she discovered his lfeess
body hanging from beam, nv a leather strap,
which he wore around his body. lie was man
of excellent moral character and highly respected
by all who knew him
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Superior cour.-w ]. presiding.

SATURDAY, June Y.
The action Jewett VS.. Allen on trial yesterday
afternoon was finished and given to the jury at
half-past two P. NJ. The verdict was for the
ptf. for 1884, the sum sued for and interest
In order Tuesday:
No. 80, White VS.. Gilmore K al.
No. rs, Blasdel vs.. Robbins.
No. 81, White VS.. Whiting.
No. l59. Webster VS.. Toisey.
No. 351, Atwood VS.. Brown Apt
No. 366, Shaw vs.. Jackson.
Adjourned till 10 A. NJ, Monday.
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Colby University Notes.

The Hamlin prizes to the Freshman class in the
exhibition of last Wednesday, have been awarded
as follows First to ladies to Susie S. Dennson
of Portland; Second, to Kate +. Norcross of Som
erville. Mass. First to gentlemen, A. |. Thayer,
Haverill, Mass; second, j. NJ. Wyman, No. Liv-
ermore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-24

Miss Charlotte Thompsons presentation Of
Camille" at Granite Hall, Saturday evening,
was one of those strong conceptions of an enc
tional character that has rendered this beautiful
lady famous. Some passages ware SO intense in
their emotional FEATURES as to excite the audience
to tears, and even mental agony. In other words,
the acting real. and Miss Thompson is
of the most natural artists that has appeared on
the boards here. Her support was also very eX-
cellent,
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1t has been customary in old communities to
suspend pieces Of stick sulphur around the necks
of children as a protection against contsgion in
epidemics. A thorough washing with Glenn's
Sulphur Soap has been found much better pre-
tentative. Sold everywhere. Hills Hair K
Whsker Dye, Black or Brown, 80 cents.
iunel9-t,3wlmo.
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NEW BRUINS WICK.
Hanged.

ST. JOHN, June %. William Vaughan, the
murderer OF Mary Quinn, hanged IN the jail
yard this morning. He made q confession of the
crime and said he had been drinking and attrib
utes all the trouble to whiskey.
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For Europe.

There were six fires on Sixth Avenue, yester-
day, caused by sparks from the elevated railway
motors.
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ILLINOIS.
The Crops.

New YORK, June %. A Chicago despatch re-
ports that the crop is greatly below the aver
age, but the prospects Of wheat throughout the
West are favorable, and the wheat harvest of
Southern illinois is about finished and satisfacto-
nv
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CON N ECTICUI.
Murder.

stabbed his father, George lloyt, Sunday after
noon, at the house of his brothcr-in law, Wander
burg Joyce, in the south part of Sherman. The
cause is supposed to have been money troubles
and liquor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-24

The Governor has appointed Hon. John l..
Stevens, Commissioner for Maine to the lnterna-
tional Prison Congress, which will be held at
Stockholm Sweden, in August next. Mr.. Stevens,
who is Minister Resident at Stockholm, has &C
cepted the position
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Reconcile conviction, by using SLIPPERY
ELM LOZENGES for your Cough. For sale by
all Druggists.
Csswell & Co, corner Washington and Winter
Sts., Boston.