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Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
PERSONAL.

Mavoi Ridelle OF FernandiDa, Florida, arrived
last evening on the steamship Austin in company
with a large number of Flondians, en- route TO
New England. Mayor Rddelle reports there are
in Indications of yellow fever there this summer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
DELIBERATIONS OF THE BERLIN
CONGRESS-.
ALBAAIANS DEFY ANNEXATION TO
SERVIA.
AUSTRIA'S PLENIPOTIARIES II
CUN6KESS.

LONDON. July l. 4 Bell'n despatch says Con-
gr, S seems to nave admitted 10 principle that ev
cry portion OF territory detached from Turkey
shall bear Proportional part i'll the financial
charges Of the Porte, Congress will certainly
deal with the interests OF holders OF Turkish
bonds.
A Vienna despatch says: General Phihppavch
vii, it rs believed, command the troops destined
for Bosnia, aad General Jovsnayich will com
maud those sent to Herzegovina. Civil comms
sion will accompany them Tor the purpose of or
gsniz ny the administration of the country. A
large train and seventeen ambulance hospitals
Will follow the troops.
Cable specials say the Austrian troops will en-
tel Bosnia Tuesday.
Fifteen thousand armed Albanians have resolv-
ed 10 defy their annexation to oeIvia.
The Turks were victorious in great battle at
Canea. Losses on bOtn sides were heavy.
1t Is stated Mcbemet Ali, one of the Turk sh
penipotentiaries to Congress, has telegraphed the
Pvrte for permission to leave Congress, as he des
pas ol receiving justice al the hands oi that tri-
ouua
A Berlin despatch says Gortschakotf proposes to
Iemain in Berlin till the conclusion Of CongI ess
shtn he returns to st. Petersburg, and will re-
main there long enough to report in person tC
the Gar upon tse result OF proceedings at Berlin
CoNsTANTINoPLE. July /. From official soulc
es intelligence Is received that AusrIa's plenIpo
Ieltlarles 10 Congress stated that Austria sough
the cooperation oi Turkey, and did not desire tnt
withdrawal OF Ottoman troops, but concentration
of the latter. Nova Bszar, therefore, would bt
useful IN carrying out the object aimed at. The
POrtes representatives did not formally protes
against the occupation but only made some oh
serya.iOn- which are now being discussed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
The Potter Subcommittee.
PACKARD AGAIN BEFORE THE
COMMITTEE.

NEW ORLEANS, July /. The Potter sub-com-
III itlee met at 1890.
Packard was recalled to produce a number of
paper, 10 which be referred 10 his testimony, on
SATURDAY.
WItuc,s did not have cory of the Cover nor s
letter trausmtting the joint resolutions Of his leg
islaiuie TO the President asking for troops.
nrtpIy TO question by Stenger of whom be
frst heard Of the defect in the certificate Of cleo
tom, he testified when Gen. Anderson returned
tr3uI Washington, be was not present during the
progression OF the new certificates. gave j. L.
Harris authority ss nv agent, to sign the protest
for ne cl the polls and parishes Gov. Kellogg
also signed some protests as elector.
Wttuc,, cited section third of the election law
of lS-2 authorizing candidates TO make such pro-
tests
had convers alton with Marshal PIkin in re-
gard TO matters to be considered by the returning
board la regard 10 the Anderson protest, Pit
kin told him that Anderson wished to reclaim the
protest, but Pltkin refused
Kellogg was candidate for Senator several
mouths before the election, and supported him
tor the long term, but never made him any
promises of support.
told me -he going to Washington. Don't iec-
WASHINGTON In February. She made no reference
to the sherman letter, The impression that then
WI l. ned on my miud was she knew moth my about
the letter. The FIST ever beard Of the letter
from the ettor Mrs. jerks wrote Kellogg.
Mrs. jerks intiIBsttd to me that she wanted me
appointed collector, but specia y requested her
rot to speak to any of the offica Is, as did not
wish any lady advoc ates. DIDN'T think such in-
huence would do me any good.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
NaIIomell Noral Nems.

All the Sabbath Schools in this city propose
making an excursion to the camp ground in II CHI
mond, on Wednesday, July 81, leaving the railroad
station at 9.lj AM. returning, arrive at Hallowe
about p. NJ. Facilities for spreading the tables
will be afforded in The large dining hall Oh tie
camp grounds. Should the weather prove favor
able. this wi undoubtedly prove pleasant ex
cursion. Fare, 80 cents for adults; 20 cents for
children, round trip.
A most successful exhibition Of a steam fire en-
gine from Augusta, was witnessed by our citizens
on Saturday afternoon last, and aunanimous yer
dict of appreciation was rendered by the multi
tude in attendance. DIR. II. H. Hill, who we un-
derstand to he the inventor Of this machine, was
present on the occasion, and enjoyed the splendid
working of this model of neatncss and efficiency.
Our firemen participated in the trial with much
interest and zeal. The machine was manufactured
by Mr.. Frank Moorcn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02

ELMlRA, July 7. Col. AIvah Buckbee, 4 PROM
ineut resident of Elmirs, shot his wife and moth
er in law at five o'clock this afternoon, and then
blew his own brains out, dying Instantly. His
wife the daughter of I. S. Reed, left him some
weeks ago, and he went to the house of her pa
rents where she stopping, and iDportuned
her to return and live with him. She refused and
he drew a revolver shooting her twice in the
head Her mother ran 10 aud he shot her twice
1t is thought that both women are fatally injured.
He was forty-two years old.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
Disasters TO Maine Vessels.

A de,patch from Madras states that the ship
Mabel ClAik, OF Waldoboro'. Cap. Sheldon, from
Liverpool March 9th, for Hong Kong, with Goa,
has been lost Tristan Dseunha, lat. 37.8, Ion
l2 W. Part of crew saved. The Mabel Clark
esistered 1861 tons, aud built in 1861 at Wal
doboro'. where she wrs .ayed
Ship Invincble, Strickland, from Cardiff April
IA, for Hong Kong, put into Rio Janeiro June 26,
with loss Of mizzenmast
Sch. Fauny X. Shaw, owned at ST. George, is a
total wreck on Seal Ledge. Most of the materi-
ais msy be saved.
sch. Convoy, Cook, from Calais for Merrimac
river, sprung sleak while at anchor in johnson $
Bay, June ooh, and was beached for repairs. She
was taken off next day, ready to proceed.
Sch. Laura Br idgman has finished repairs at St.
George, aid is ready for sea.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02

July has come in hot this year, and if it con.
tinues there will be many that will probably re-
sort to the sea shore-The time has come when
the farmers will 60 itto the haying field, to Sc
cure the crops which will be abundant this year
Moving machines are in demand, and the farm
ers heresbous have purchased quite a number
Frank Heath had very successful launch Of his
-cow, last Saturday at the upper village. lie
has butt the scow the past 1t is Of 20
tons.-rhuIsday the scholars OF the Baptist Sun
day school, with their parents aud friends, took
excursion down the river to the Old Fort IN
Edgecomo. They had picnic dinner and enjoy
I'd themselves finely. Home reached about
dark aud it WIS the testimony Of all that the day
had been spent most pleasantly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
MISSOURI.
The Situation.

ST. LOUIS, July l. All is quiet In East St.
Louis to day. No further trouble Is anticipated
Coroner Csnty empsnelled jury at East St.
Louis this morning, who viewed the dead bodies
of Neville and Connor, and will commence in
quest tomorrow morning. Mayor Bowman SAYS
there will be no further fore be attempt to get
posse. sion of the Metropolitan heaaqusrters.
Councilman Wider, who is at the head OF the
other city council, aud leader of the opposition to
bowman, justifes the action OF the Metropelitans.
The Legal of one or both the councils is now be
fore the Supreme Court. The decision is expect
ed iu few days.
Wallace aud Gleyre. the Metropolitans who did
the shooting Yesterday, were taken to Beleville
last night. They had preliminary examination
this morning, aud were admitted to bail in one
thousand dollars each.
Court Matters.
In the L S. Court this morning, ten first batch
whiskey cases and nine second batch Cases were
submitted on brief to Justice Harlan of the Su-
preme Court, sitting rs Cncut Judge. These
cases involve in all about half million dollars,
and arose out of the Biistow whiskey raid in
1875.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
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DAILY asnnftst dournal.
DISASTROUS FIRE.
Thirty Thousand Dollars worth Of
Property Destroyed.

PORTLAND July |. A SIringgae special TO the
Press says one of the most disastrous fires which
ever occurred at Sanford Corner. broke out at
L. NJ. to day, in Nowelrs Block. The following
bu uildings were burned Congregatonslst CHURCH
n NJ lleis dwelling house, Prescott Emery's
store, shop and barn, Bakery, Baptist Church, and
one other dSel'ing house, and house was pulled
dnwn to stop the fire. The fire spread to the east
erly side of the road, and the Doctor Wildes stand
was burned. The best part of the village is in
ashes. Loss estms,ed at 100000,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02

1t happened yesterday at the depot of the Maine
Central Railroad in this city. In the hot, burn
ing, scorchng and whiting rays of the sun, man
was prancing back and forth the platform lead
ing by the hand little red-headed, red-iaced
girl. on whose "far brow" the sweat was stand
ing in great bubbles. Hard work had the little
creature to keep pace with her papa. Every once
in while the "horny hand of tol' went into the
recesses Of his checkered waistcoat pocket and
fsbed up miniature town clock, evidently an
heirloom in his family, by means of which after
careful figuring and close calculation, the time of
day could be approximated. "Only fifteen min.
utes more to wait, my darter," said the excited
man, wiping his "msssive brow" with bandana
handkerchief, rs he made out from his town
clock that it was half.past eleven o'clock He no.
ticed that the ticket office closed, and pound
ed and kicked about it until these demonstrations
were interrupted by one Of the employees at the
depot "Why don't they open this depot
want to buy ticket so, eau leave on the quarter
to twelve train" He was quietly informed that
the running time on the railroad had been changed,
and that the train had passed through Augusta an
hour and quarter ago. And you ought to have
gszed for moment into that bronzed countenance!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
Chicago Produce market.

CHICAGO, July /, ISIS.
FLOUR-Extra spring 4.4Oa5.60; western $50;
southern 5 25.
WHEAT No.2 Chicago spring Cash ss'.ass;
June, 0.G0-aO.O0-; July. aaas; August, e29.s
4 /; No. 3, 0.el-; Regular. a, rejected W.
CORN Sales regular, -; cash -aB- June
.,6 6-a00-; July S6ka-; August, --aO0; rejected.
S-.
OATS Cash 23Aa-; June 2tha--; July, ssS
a22hs August, -.
RlE-4s-.
BARLEY-4sb.
DRESSED HOGS-4 lla4.l2h.
PORK Casn 935-a937S; June, s.S-; July
9.503i August, 3 39ha9 40.
LARD-Cash s21 a6 IS - June 6s2E .; July
8 s5-a5.s7h; August, Ska.
BULK MEATS Shoulders ~ Az. short RIB
sides i1.a-5; short clear rib 81 w clear sides
sAa6k.
WHlSKEY-l06.
FREIGHTS-Corn to Buffalo ~ tcents; wheat
=
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Railroad Matters,

PORTSMOUTH, July |. The supreme court of
Massachusetts, mas decided questions as to the IL
ability of the Eastern Railroad Company in re-
gard 10 bonds Of the Portsmouth, Great Falls Il
Conway Ra ilIosd, which were sold by the East.
ern Railroad 10 prov de means for the completing
of the Conway Road. The court holds that the
Eastern was not bound by its guaranty of paw
ment of the Conway bonds, nor is it bound to
give lis certificates ofindebtedness for these bon ds
which are simply an ordinary unsecured obga-
tion of the Conway Railroad.
Drowned.
HANOVER, July |. John Ptttis of Norwich
VT, dealer in picture frames, WAS drowned here
yesterday afternoon while bathing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
Ulcers OF Augusta Jnv.nIie Temple.
state street Sprinkied.

Will YOU please state if there is head of water
sufficient for a hose with sprinkler on the ncZ
le to sprinkle state street from the by drants; If
So who would object TO the very small expense to
the civ to have the same done To the
citizens who promenade lie said street, the dust is al
most insutfcrabs particularly when the fast
Young men race their horses, which thing should
ne stopped at once. | have doubt the city
ha. some cheap hose when would answer the
our pose and two or three firemen once in two
lays would do it very cheaply after supper.
CITIZEN.
There is sufficient head of water at the by
1rauts for the purpose mentioned by our cores
pondent. 1t will be found that hose of fifty
feet or more attached would throw spray stream
If seventy five feet or more. The hydrants are
favorably situated, the only question would be in
furnishing the hose; and the to WORK them.
No doubt the residents on the street would gladly
pay the expenses accrung.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02

The proprietors of the fine steamer "Iienry
Mon ison," announce a grand excursion to be
made to Fort Pophsm, at the mouth of the Ken
nebec River on the Fourth of July. The steam
er will leave Augusta at 7 o'clock in the morning
Hsllowell, 7 80, Gardner s, Richmond 9.l5 and
Bath 10 As for the mouth of the river. Dinner
may be obtained at the Pophsm Honse. Fare
from Augusta, IIaowel aud Gardiner Ground
trip Sl.00; Richmond, Is cents Bath, so cents.
This will be one of the most delightful excursions
of the season. The Henry Morrison will Law
over at Augusta on Friday, and commence her
summer arrangement. as announced elsewhere, on
Saturday, July 9th.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
Dtrn.

In this citv, j IL lst aner a long illness borne
with remal klble patience and sweet res gr on t.
he will nj the Lord Filth, .hter of the late
Albion Nutling of Marlboro. Mass aged is We irs
months days. Funeral services at the house Of
her mothrr Mrs. VIVA Nuttng Melville stree
rue~day T. VI at O'Clock. Boston papers Please
copy
'Jov for thee thou gentle spirit,
Iiie's sad warfare n W is DER
And the raven wing OF sorrow
Fodeth over tn no more.
S~eetiv rest in Loves dear bos om
All Inv yearnings satishe1
Rest thee with 'hv par ed loved ones
And with lIin the Crucfe
In this citr, June 29ts, Mrs Elizabeth FIgeld
aged - years, months
In St9'ks, June 18Th, William Fletcher, aged 7s
years : m Duths days
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
InvestigatiOn.

The board of visitors to West Point are report
ed to have under investig alton the iltreatment to
which applicants for admission were subjected by
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
LEWISTON.
Class of ,7S.

LEwI.ToN. july |. The Glass of '7S. Bates,
had meeting Monday morning, at the College.
C. Is. Brockway was chosen President, A Catch
ell and f. II. Bartlett, vice. Presidents, j. ".
llutchius, Sec'y and Treas. The executive com
mittee reported profit of sil.65 on the "Stu-
dent" the past year, and SS03 81 on the Concert,
making a dividend of about $50 to each me ember
of the class
Weather.
The mercury was 9j IN the shade yesterday, and
to day it reached l22 in the sun.
Keeping Cool.
l.. Blum, grocer, wert TO sleep IN his ice room
Yesterday, and was found severely chilled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02

FINANCIAL & UOMMEROIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York. July l. 1875
Money loaned a. 2-a2h on call.and closed at 2h
per cent.
Sterling quiet at is5. as51s tor 60 days, 4s7%ass-
for demand.
Gold opened at IO0h and closed au lax
Carrying rates, 3-ai per cent borrowing rates
sa3.
Clearings, $la,94! 900 Custom receipts, $4oj 600.
Treasury dsbursed 81! OOo 0oo interest $4,000 for
bonds,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
NEW YORK..
Internal Revenue.

New YORK, July l. Internal revenue receipts
for tue fiscal year ending Saturday, SllO,503 46,
being u decrease of IS, ,361 ,23l. compared with
last year Ibis decItase Is SAID TO have nearly all
occurred since the agitation OF the tax and other
laws on fuance by congress
Military Matters.
Orders reported to have been issued in view
of possible Indian aud Mexican trouhlts TO recruit
the army i'm nedistely to the ma ximum Of 5000
men.
The Brooklyn Bridges.
Owl TO the arguments against the stability of
the projected Brooklyn bridges. the New York
ooaid Ut apportlOnmtnt, has not paid the half
million dollars alleged to be due last March.
Robbery.
TROY July l. This forenoon two men CARROT
ed lhOmas Buckley, treasurer ot the Alma Knit
ting Mill Company, securing three thousand dol
aIs, aud escaped.
SunstrOke.
Six sunstrokes were reported 10 this city yester-
day.
River and Harbnr AnurODriatiOus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
FOREIGN.
Greece.

LONDON, July /. A Pers despatch says owing
to the alarming spread of brigsndsge IN Thesssly
Greece is reported to be massing large forces on
the iroutier TO protect her own territory.
France.
The Times CORE spondent at Pera. telegrsphs
the rumor that French fleet is expected in the
Of Msrmors and 3 despatch to Reuter- gives
the same iunor.
Death.
MADRID, June l. The Patria to-day publishes
letter announcing the dea.h OF the Emperor Of
Morocco.
Failures.
LONDON, July l. Several heavy failures are
reported in the South Stsffordshire iron trade.
Failures Feared.
LIVERPOOL, July |. There is great want Of
confidence III Brunswick street to day. One or
two important firms in corn trade it is feared will
not be able to tide over the present serious de-
pression and ii is SAID two banks. not more.
concerned in these firms are to decide to-day re-
garding the best course for the firms to take.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02

fsales at the Brokers' Board.l
RnarnN Iufv gQ@
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
MckenzIe,s Raid.

NEW YORK, July |. The Heralds Washing
ton special says the recent raid of Mckenzie 10
Mexico was entirely under old orders to pursue
cattle thieves, and no Lew orders have been issued
tn Ord
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
LIES ! BIG LIES!'

Not so fast my friend; for if you would see the
strong healthy blooming men. women and chill
dren that have been rrIsed from beds of sick.
ness, suffering and almost death, by the use of
Hop B.tters, you would say Truth. glorious
truth" Sec Truths" in another column.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
The Potter Com mittee.

The Potter committee is reported to have deter
mil ed upon recess from Tuesday till next Mon
day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
AN ADA.


BRocKvILLE, Ont. July l. In the boat race
to day, Hsnlon won by IL lengths, Piasted I'd,
Kennedy 81, Rilsy 4lh, Tedeyck 5th, Elliott 6ih,
the mile by about lepp tins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02

The boys must not fire India crackers, torpe-
does, or any sort Of fireworks, in the public
streets on the fourth of July, this year. OF the
days preceding. The ordinance against fireworks
in the streets will be enforced in strict compliance
with q recent order Of the City Council.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
Suicide,
NJ urdpr.
PENNSlLN ANA.

Secretary Wells Son Replies to Grant.
PHILADELPHIA, July /, Edgar A. Wells, son
of the ex-secretsry Of the navy, prints two COL
umus of reply to the statements of General Grant
and General Bsdesu, relative to the action of his
fsth,r and the articles written by him. Young
Wells denies the statements OF Grant and Badesu
and defends his fathers reputation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-07-02
NOVA SCOTIA.
The Fisheries.

HALIFAX. July l. Msgdslen Island sdvices to
Thursday report the cod fishing on the in shore
and outer banks good, and bait plentiful. Hook
ing of msckerel has begun in Pleasant Bay. Fish
ermen report greater abundance Of fish in the
gulf than for several years.