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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, November L. 1t is proposed to main.
tain the exposition building on the Champ de
Mas. in possession of the city, as place OF pop
ulsr enterta inment
BRUSSELS, November 4. M. Phlippart, a well
known French Belgian railway contractor, Is SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment for mourning
large liability to meet them.
BERLIN. November 4. The government pro
poses to increase the duty on wine, hides, grain
and some other articles. The duty on grain i.
with the intention to compel concessions from
Russia, Austria. Italy and France Other new
imports will be light, and designed for fnanc ial
purposes solely.
Bismarck has arrived to attend the marriage OF
his daughter with Count Rautzan, to take place on
Wednesday next. After the wedding Bismarck
proceeds to Varzan, where he will spend Christ
mas.
LONDON, November L. A Berlin despatch de-
MES the report published in the Paris Universe,
that Mile. Margaret Rotbschlld has applied for sd
mission to the Catholic church, as preliminary to
her marriage with the Due De Guiche.
During thick fog on the Mersey river, this
forenoon, steamer City of Baltimore ran into and
sunk the steamer Hercules, belonging TO the In
man ship line. Several workmen on the Here ules
are missing.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 4. Arab tribes
between Bagdsd and Bassarah have revolted, and
cut of communities ton between Bagdad and the
district have fed.
ATHENS, November 4. In the Chamber to-day
the new ministry moved Is test OF confidence
that the House adjourn for two weeks. The mo-
ton was rejected, 81 to so, and the ministers i'm
medistely resigned.
A Versailles despatch says the deputies declar
ed invalid the election of the Bonapartist Leroux.
During the debate Cassagnac was called to order
for interrupting one of the speakers and saying
there was nothing in common between the Bona
partists and President Mach ahon, since the latter
mad perjured himself
ROME, November 4. 1t is stated that France
has issued q note advising that diplomatic press
ure be extended in favor of the claims of Greece
in Turkey. Italy and Germany have already con-
sented to mediate between Greece and the Porte
MADRID, November 4 10 the Senate to day,
Premier Castillo read bill concerning the sena
torial elections in Cuba The bill increases the
number of Senators from Cuba TO 10.
LONDON, November 4. The short time move
ment is gradually extending in the mills Of Barn
ley. where there will soon be three hundred and
fifty thousand spindles aud from six thousand to
seven thousand looms operated on short time.
The India Mill, the largest 10 Dsrwen, has stop
ped. The railway companies IN the district are
dscbarging their employees and reducing wages
because of the stsgnstIon of traffic.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. November 4, 1878.
FLOUR-Exra spring 5.0Oa3.o0; western $50;
Southern 25.
WHEAT No. I Red Winter A.; No. 2 81
-a-cash; s6. November; No. Chicago Spring,
- s2As cash; SIX November; sJ5Sast December;
No. 3. 7i1s -Decemher -: rejected So.
CORN sales, 32'ss33- cash; 33ka-- Nov. |;
85s aJ31s Dec; rejected 3l-a
UATs-I9-a-t cash; i9hai9n November;
Dec. i9ls rejected, 10.
RYE-44-.
BARLEY - -a9d cash; s9-as9S November
@: December lU2.
PORk-Casn q 80 a69lk; November 9oa92 y (;
December ID; Jan. -.
LAkD-Cash 5.57-a5.57 = Nov. 590-a91; Dec.
j.s0a5sIn Jan. Ny.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 81 40, short rib
sides ~ AZ; short clear rib 5ha-; clear sides
TIA.
NHISkEY-l los.
FREluHTS-Cornt to Bdfralo ~ cents; wht At
cents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-05
CONDENSED lELEGRAMS.

A house. barn and contents, of Thomas Dweyn
of Waterbury, were burned Sunday morning, be
ing the work OF an incendiary.
Trains are moving southwark from Montgom-
cry, Ala, without interruption. Immense quanti-
ties of sugar and molssses coming this way
from New Orleans.
A fire at Macon, Ga, destroyed eleven stores
with their contents. Loss $4,000.
Counterfeit trade dollars are getting plenty in
New York and vicinity.
A daughter of Brigham Young has become an
actress, under the name OF Cecil Grey
The Chinese embassy accompa MED by Secretary
Rogers, visited Baltimore and the fair yesterday
afternoon.
Col. Thomas A. Scott president of the Penn
sylvanis Railroad Company, sailed yesterday for
Antwerp. to be absent until spring.
Mr.. Moody's first week at the Mount Vernon
Methodist Episcopal church in Baltimore, has
been great success, and the services will be con-
tiuued this week.
Mr.. Theodore NJ Vail, General Superinte nde q t
of the railway mail ice, has rendered his res
gnstiOn, to take effect upon the appointment of
his successor.
Lieutenant General Sir Selby Smythe, Adjutan Mt
General of Canada, X. G. Moreton, Comptroller
of the Household, and Marquis of Lorne, arrived
ct Quebec per steamer yesterday.
President Seelye of Smith College for Women
reports that in no one department has there been
g deficiency, not even 10 m.thematic and Greek.
The girls are said to study better than the boys.
and show higher scholarship.
The Mechanics Exhibition in Boston, which
closed last week, has proved very successful. The
average attendance was 4, 754. making a total Of
260 900, exclusive Of oil complime ntary admission
About $4,000 will be added to the treasury of the
association.
Great Britain has concluded to purchase Della
goa Bay, in southeastern Africa, from Portuga al
for SO, 100000.
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Body Found.

New YORK, November 4. A yawl boat named
Julia washed ashore, yesterday, on Stony
Point. LAKE Ontario, near Henderson. New YORK.
man in it was dashed to the seat. Life was ex-
tinct. Marks of violence were fourd on the head
and back; the hands were tied togt Their.
A Steamer Burned.
The steamer Nav Marin was burned on Cha
Suqua Lake, yesterday; loss $4,000
Gold.
Gold clearings to-day were 81 100000.
Frauds.
1t is stated that five thousand warrants were is
sued today and tonight by United states super
VISOR Davenport, against parties 10 this city who
have frsudu emily registered.
Big Fire.
There was a $50 600 fire at Amsterdam, New
York, yesterday mornlng.
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Supreme Judicial court -Libbey, J. Pre-

MONDAY, November, 4th.
No. AS. Elijah Jackson vs.. Ezekiel X. Ed.
wards. Webster for ptf. Robinson for def. This
is an action of irespsss for going upon the PITS
land u West Gardiner and cutting and bauling off
two trees The writ is dated Jan. 26, 1876, and
the uespass is alleged in three separate count. TO
have been committed Jan 26. 1870 Feb. - 1870,
and March - 1870. The deft admits the tres
pass, that is the entry and cutting, but pleads
that than six years elapsed thereafter b. fore
the CONNIE ncement Of the suit. In other words
he plead the statute of limitatons-in common
parlance, that the trespsss has become outlswed
by lapse of time. 1t will be seen therefore that
the only question for the jury to decide is wheth-
the trespsss was within six years, and, if So to
assess the value Of the timber The jury returned
q verdict for the ptf. and assessed the damag
es at $50 40.
No. go, Edward H. Neal VS.. Sarah A Neal.
Webster for ptf. X. S. Partridge of White field
and Potter for def. The def. is q widow with
children and the ptf. is brother of her deceased
husband The ptf lived with Mrs. Neal after the
death of her husband and assisted in taking care
OF the family in Bangor and Pitt.ton. Suhseanent-
w she bought fsi m In Whteield and they lived
there seve, al years, tue pitt carrying on the farm
for the delft under the promise, he says that be
should be paid for his labor, or have a deed of the
place. But the def always had some excuse for
not paying him, securing him BY deed. and
be got nothing. He got tired of this and left and
brings this action to recover the value of his
vices. He charges for some eight years work at
$500 per week, S360000, and gives credit for his
board $1,000, leaving balance d ue him of $1,000.
Trial unfinished.
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The Indians.
NILES CAPTURE OF THE BAN
MOCK INDIANS.

NEW YORK, November 4. A member of the
Hayden expedition gives the following new ar
count of Miles capture Of the Bannocks:
He states that the Bsnnocks wanted to surren
der aud sent Grow scout, accompanied by Ban =
nocks, to the camp Of Miles, to arrange terms of
capitulation. When informant ion of the arrival of
the Indians reached Miles, he ordered them put in
IRONS, and Having enough soldiers TO guard his
excursion party, he set out with the renal der Of
his forces for the Bannock camp.
The Indians, seeing the soldiers coming, joy
fully turned out to meet them and give themselves
up Miles ordered his men to fire upon them,
which they did, killing women and children indis
criminalely. Seeing that they were to be BUTCH
cred. the Indians showed resistance, but were
soon overpowered.
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JUDICIAL AFFAIRS.
The Judg eship of the District Of Colum-
bia.

WASHINGTON. November 4. A committee of
citizens called upon the President to-day request
ing that Joseph III. Bradley, q member of the
Washington bar, be appointed Judge of the Su-
preme Court of the District If Columbia, 10 the
event of the resignation Of Judge DIN. The lat
ter will not resign unless he come uuder the
provisions of the law giving full pay to such
judges of any court of the United States as may
resign after ten years continuous service, or hsv-
ing attained the age of seventy years. The Pres
ideht, although he thought Of Bradley, gave no
promise to appoint hun, saying there WAS no va
cancy, and informed the committee he would refer
to the attorney general the question whether the
law relative to retirement OF United States judges
upon full pay is applicable TO members of the su-
preme court.
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THB FEVER

MEMPHIS, November 4. Weather sultTy aud
threaten ing. Undertakers report six orders for
interment of persons who died Of fever in and
outside of the city. One new case only, is re-
ported.
Seven deaths from yellow fever are reported to-
day.
VIcKsBURG, November 4. Six deaths are re-
ported here. Trains on the Vicksburg 4 Merdeu
Railroad will resume regular trips Thursday.
NEW ORLENs, November. Weather clear
and warmer; deaths /; cases reported, 81.
The mortusry report for the last week, ending
at T. M. Sunday, shows 1893 deaths against $40
for the previou week.
SELMA, November 4. Thanksgiving services
were held at the Presbyterian church last eve
ming. Contributions amounting to $500 were
made for families of Presbyterian ministers who
died of fever,
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" AS1ilNGrON.
Financial.

WASHINGTON, November 4. special says
after January ST. the issue OF national bank notes
of the denomination of III and 81 will cease, and
probably that in order to force into circulation the
standard silver dollars, the issue Of legal tenders
OF these denominations will be curtaied or dis
continued entirely.
Marine News.
The signal service at Cape Hstteras reports the
crew OF the schooner Hattie G. Dow, sunk, arrv-
ed at Hatterss sunday in . boat.
Leave Of Absence.
A clean sweep has been made of the depart
ments for voters in the States of New York, Pa,
New Jersey and Massachusetts, and considerable
numbers have also obtained leaves of absence to
exercise their rights OF suffrage in various west
ern States.
Financial.
The district comm ssioneis have applied for An
other advance of half million dollars, but comp.
troller Por'er refuses their application until the
last half million advanced to them has been &C
counted for IN an itemized report.
Receipts.
The receipts of internal revenue to-day were
S735 500; from customs, S4l6 799.
Executive Department.
Owing to the absence of so many clerks and
bureau officers there has been comparatively little
business transacted in the executive departments
to-day.
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VETERAN LODGE, No. 1928 l. y. OF G. T.,
InaIS ME-. Oct 3lIh. lSIS

WHEREAS, God in his all wise and supreme
has seen iii To remove from our Lodge,
by dealn, our Brother, Chas. W. jackson;
Resolved That in The death OF our esteemed
ffienu auu brother, Iharl.s w. Jackson, We have
lost an act We and Jealous worker IRON n num-
Der, and that in the death of Brotner Jackson we
recognize the divine III OF Alnie hty God, and with
obedience We accept the same and deeply
greet the de parture oil uu- Bro ther.
Resolved, Thai n COY OF these resolutions be
ent To the widow OF the Deceased, and our heart
hlts mpa thes be extended to her in this her hour
oil on iction.
SFTHF. TURNER, Committee
WILLIAM HOPKINS. on
HUGH hOGEhS, } Resolutions
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THE FISHERY QUESTION.
Bitter Feeling of the English Press

NEW YORK, November 4. The Pail Mall Ga
zette comments with bitterness what it regards
Is the threatening despatch addressed by Evarts
TO WEIGH, American mi n lister, concerning the fish
cry question. 1t processes to in this despatch
4 disposition on the part Of the United States to
take advantage Of the present condition of Eng
lands foreign relations to force her TO give
Nothing else WAS to be expected, and for our
part we ncliped to thank Evarts for teaching
our countrymen that nations generally are no
more inclined to forego their advantage over one
another in the 10Th century than in the 18th, the
18th, the 18th or the lst."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-05

Mr.. Daniel p. Knowlton Of this city, has shown
us copy Of the "Ulster County Gazette" pub
lished 10 1900. 1t is draped IN mourning, and con-
tains the annou nee ment of the death and account
of the funeral Of General George Washington.
The Berger Family and Sol Smith Russell. are
having q most successful concert tour, and will
appear at Granite Hall, tomorrow evening, in Que
of their unrivaled enter tainments. Tickets for
the same are now on sale at the Office of the Eas-
tern Express.
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Colby University Notes.

Quite an interesting game of ball WAS played on
the grounds Saturday. between the Oak Grove
boys aud the second nine. The score was about
even for the first five innings, after which the
game turned in favor of the visiting club, stand
ing at the close II to 6. Last Saturday the sec
ond nine won the game, so the rubber is still ia
he PLAYED. The most noticeable feature of the
Vassalboro' club is their batting Stsrkey especial
ly made excellent strikes.
Foot ball i. just now quite a favarite amuse
ment There is some talk of q contest between
the two under classes.
The junior defamation Of original articles oc
ours next week.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.

EVENING RBPour.
New York. Novem

New York. November 4. 1878.
Money loaned al 4as- IN call, and closed II
per cent.
Sterling tslsa-- tor go days, 4s0%-a- Tor
demand.
Cold opened at 10 !. aud closed nj l00k. ,
Carrying rates, ID per cent. Borrowing rates
la2.
Clearings, s9Gsi.O0O. Custom receipts, t5ts 900
Treasury disbursed $4,000 interest, t6al 900 for
bonds.
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ILLINOIS.
Murder and Suicide.

CHICAGO. November 4. jeremiah Kennedy
found guilty by The jury Saturday, of wife muir
der, but it was found also that he became insane
after the deed. cut his throat this morning. with
razor borrowed from inmate of the jail. He
left note which in incohei rent language express
ed a hope of pardon and salv alton. and forgsve
all enemies.
Murder.
despatch from Quincy, says that the body of
John Ling, Chinese laundry man, was found at
bis place of business last night, literally cut to
pieces with a knife or cleaver. His Chinese en-
ploye was arrested this morning. After declaring
that two colored men did the deed, he finally con
tessed, John had liquor and me kile him."
A Peoria special says that Esston & Co.'S ele-
vaor is burned, containing So 900 bushels of corn
and oats. Loss $4,000.
Damage by q Storm.
The schooner John P. March, worth ten thous-
and dollars. with q crew Of four men, is reported
total wreck and all on board lost, at Good Har.
Dor. Little Traverse, today. Several minor cas-.
uslties are also reported. Old sailors state that
the storm has been the most terrible on the lakes
for sixteen years. Nothing has yet been heard
from the steamer City Of Montreal, hence to
Ogdensburg.
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Waterville Locals.

Watervtlle Locals.
Union meetings are to be commenced here Sat-
urday Nov. l6, under the direction of Rev. A. B.
Earle. Very profitable meetings are expected.
VIM. Parsons "the Irish Orator" speaks here
Monday evsng, (to-night) on "Michasl Angelo. !"
First snow of the season Monday.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
A Schooner Lost.

ST. JOHN. November 4. News has been re
ceived here that the schooner Bright Star, of 5
John, from Manzanillo to New York, with molss
SEES, was lost at Absco, October 9th.
Snow storm.
A severe snow stol N set in here tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-05

The BARRIERS in Gardiner had to wait until they
were told it WIS wicked to keep their shops open
on Sunday, before closing. The Augusta tonsoriai
artists are "a law unto themselves, and without
any official advice or direction have for long
time abstaned from breaking the Sabbath IN that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-05

Bro. Drake of the Norway Advertiser, announce
es that in December he will embark in Anew
Religion the Advertiser closing its existence at
that time. Don't believe you'll find anything bet.
ter than the old religion; seek the cid paths,
and enquire for the old ways" Uncle Simeon.
That's the only safe course.
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Notice tn Our Patrons.

o. account of the occasional IL So of money when
transmitted by mail desire that all remittances
to be m de by Postal order Registered letter,
ut our expense; as we cannot be responsible for
its safe delivery otheru Use.
PUBLISHERS OF JOURNAL.
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An Assault.
LOUISIANA.


New ORLEANS, November L. Captain Peter
Harvey of the schooner Three Brothers, while
hunting on Deer Island, near Biloxi, was instantly
killed by the accidental discharge of his own gun.
Stabbed.
10 drunken row last night, George Simmons
inflicted a serious wound in the abdomen OF Jas.
Ellis, with a pocket knife The would be muir
derer is under arrest.
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UPHOLSTERING
AND
Furniture RepaIring!
II p. KNOwLTON.

ID, p, KNOWLTON,
Central Block, UndeP Kalloch's Drug store,
Water St.. Augusta.
10 prepared to do all kinds Of upholsterinR and
furniture repairing at prices to suit the times.
Lounges and easy chairs kept constantly on hand.
Old sofas, lounges and chairs, no matter how bad.
~ broken and damaged. made quite a. good -
new. nov5-tlm
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The Bates Student give the following items oil
interest concerning Bates College graduates ::
Miss Mary W. Mitchell has opened school for
young Ladies' and Children OF both Sexes al
"a Worcester street, Boston. The course com
prises fit for the Sophomore year OF college
Rev. A. l.. Houghton is now stopping IN Rome
He will return to his pastorate about the middle
of Noyember-E. A. Smith of the Morning Stai'
Dover, N. H., has returned from Europe, and has
resumed his duties on the above named pspsr.-
The Provi depce Journal says that Miss Haley
has been very successful MS an evangelist In Re
hoboth. Mass-A. T. Salley, Bates Theological
School, rs, is supplying the pulpit OF Rev A. l..
Houehton, 70, at Lawrence Mass. during the
pastor's stay in Europe.-N. 2. Noble has COM
menced the study of law at Phillips.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-05

The members of Gorhsm Grange provided
supper on Saturday evening, and eXtenoed an
invitation TO several Of the neighboring Oranges
To participate with them 10 occasion which WAS
made one of SPECIAL interest 10 consequence oil
the recent return from Europe of Hon. Frederic
ROBBIE. There WAS very large attendance OF
ladies and gentlemen from Gorham, Buxton and
surrounding towns: The hall and ante rooms OF
the Grange building were iuli to Over FLOWING
The company WAS in the best Of hnmor and passed
q most enjoyable evening. The tables were well
loaded and received due share of attention
After listening to several speeches and some hue
music, the company separated at late hour.
Undoubtedly Gov. Conner, at the meeting OF the
Executive Council, this week. VIII hx upon Tue
2Sth inst, as the day of Thank sgIvihg and Praise,
that being the time desis mated by the President
for the national Thanksgiving. Even now the
preparations are being made for the event. ii
YOU drive out into the country, you will hnd i'm
nense hocks of turkeys roaming over the fields,
all apparently engaged in getting ready Tor NO
vember the twenty eighth. The boys and girls
not to mention the old boys-already begin to
talk of Thanksgiving dinner. and the return oil
the absentses. The grocers are pr oJectng heavy
orders for spices and rAisns, and the sale OF nnce
pie beef is on the increase.
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Yesterday morning, despatch was received IN
this city. giving the sad intelligence OF the death
of Mr.. julius NJ. Leuzarder of Boston. 1t will b.
remembered that Mr.. Leuzarder was the compaD'
ion of the late Ammi NJ. True. on Carrying Place
pond, on the 18th of September, and on that occa-
sion came near losing his life. After the fatal &C
c;d.nt tn Mr.. True, who was bis intimate and life
long friend Mr.. Leuzaraer remained IN this city un
I'll the l4h of October be lett for home, suffer
ing with q severe cold. He was taken down with
a fever and died. as stated His death was prooa
h,v the result, of over-exerlion and the excitement
attending the accident. His age was about 80
and he leaves two children.
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Moses Owen, of Bath the gifted poet, has been
brought to the Insane Hospital. Another OF those
cases il which rum is the conquorer lie has had
paraytic shock and is failing quite rapidly.
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Several weeks ago the Lewiston journal Of
fered special premiums to the farmers OF Maine
for the best crop. the conditions OF which are,
in brief, as follows: The proprietors of that pa
ner offer premium of $50 for the best acre of
corn. (sweet corn excluded) of the harvest of
1870. DESTROYS of doing something to encourage
the farmers of Maine to make less leves on the
eraneries of the West and believing that Maine
farms are capable of yielding at least asluxurant
" as the now partially exhausted prairie farms of
many of the Western States. they invite the fat
mers of Maine to unite in friendly competition
for this special Lewiston Journal premium. Those
entering for this premium, must forward to the
proprietors of the Lewiston Journal their full sd-
dress on or before June LIST, 1879. Full particu-
lars of the conditions under which crop returns
are TO be made, will be given at an early day.
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RevU w. T,lden of this city, is to deliver his
lecture, "a visit to Chsmouni, IN lecture
course in Portland. on the evening OF Nov. 18th.