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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Ktanebet Journal.
PORTLAND.


PORTLAND, January 8. Sch. Teaser, Tobi1.
from Elzabethport for Portland, put into Vine
yard Haven the 4th inst. with loss of jibboom,
cutwatcr, hcadgcar, etc, having been 10 collision
on the night OF the l.t, with unknown schoon-
er.
Sch. Royal Arch, Crowell, at Portland 7th, from
New York, report, during the gale on the 4th
split uainsal, jib, Gyng jlb and spanker, sprung
rudder head, and shifted cargo.
Indicted.
Andrew Tomey, the man who was arrested on
board schooner Gael of Gloucester, for murder
ing Capt Skicd HagaD, while on the fishing
banks has been indicted by the grand jury Of the
circuit court for manslaughter, and being arragn-
ed this afternoon, plead not guilty. Trial will
proceed tomorrow.
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The monthly inspection of the Insane Hospital
va, made yesterday, by Judge Woodbury. and
Maj. IL. A. Shorcy, Trustees. There are il2 pa
tients present.
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Farming.toH Locals.

NJ. L. Stevens, Esq, of Portland, lectuted last
week upon the subject Echoes and re-echoes."
Philosophers tell us that the blow let fall upon the
anvil by the blacksmths hammer causes all the
particles of matter entering into the composition
Of the anvil, as well as of other bodies within
hearing, to undergo certain vibration. These
atoms thus set in motion are more or less close
ly united, according as they make up different
substances In iron or steel they form a much
closer union than in wood; in the rocks
and lodges of the earth they are more compact
than in the waters. All the planets and other
heavenly bodies can be divided into these infinite
particles, which all conform to the great and
universal law of grsvitation. Mr. Stevens han
died his subject with remarkable skill; his ora
tory was excellent Without making an nvidts
ious comparison the lecture was one of the best
of the course thus far. To an evenings enter
tainment of this kind, most any intelligent man
can afford time to listen.
Kit Carson, Jr., gave two lectures in Drum
mond Hall last week, describing the Indian
tribes of the west and their customs.
The old folks concert occurs Friday evening.
One of the best ever given is expected.
Tho village schools begin this week. j. A.
Greene, Principal.
Good weather now to freeze meat.
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sidney Locals.

There was a Cristnas tree at the school house
in Dist. No. |, Tuesday evening, Jan. lst. As the
school house is rather small, none were invited
outside the district. The school house was full as
were also the two trees, being laden with presents,
to the value of $50, ranging flom a rag baby to
cashmere dress patterns, and from So to 500 in
bank bulls, and one splendid piece of cloth for an
ovelcoat Almost every one in the district re
ceiyed something. The exercises began at 6 80
clock. by singing Happy New Year" bv two
of the scholars, Miss Lolie Taught, end Miss
Helen Stone. Twenty four pieces were spoken
all by the schoars-amopg them three dialogues
One interesting feature was a song, The Little
Log Cabin on the Hill" and a piece spoken BY
Jennie Ii. Taught, l-2 years old "Chick a-dee
dee, by Charlie Sibley who is the same age All
the pieces including the opening and closing
songs, by Mise. Taught and Stone, could scarce
~ have been rendered better. All seemed to en-
JOY the closing song, Good night to ALL" and at
about nine o'clock all went home well pleased
with the evenings entertainment.
Among those who received the most valuable
presents were Nj. and Mrs. j. II. Taught, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Reynolds. Miss Villa d. Rev.
nolds. Miss Helen l.. Stone, and last, though by
no means least, DR.. Howard, now out of practice
whose name wa, called several times. but who
was not present showing that he is kindly re-
membered by his many former patrons and present
friends. Although the doctor is enjoying single
bessedness. at present, there are grave hints at a
contemplated matr imonial alliance.
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NEW YORK.
' erdict.

NEW YORK. January 3. The jury this after
noon returned a verdict of guilty in the case of
Theodore II. Wetmorc, eN President Of the Secur-
ity Life Insurance Co. The sentence was dc
ferred till tomorrow.
Senator Patterson.
The Times says that Patterson has certainly ar
ranged not to be present at the sessions of the
not resign so long as he can draw his pay.
Failure.
NJ. Bodler & Son. tobacco merchants, have
failed Liabilities, $4,000; assets, So 600.
The EstelIe.
The steam yacht Estelle is expected in this city
to-day or to morrow, and her owner antici pates
no trouble in obtaining clearance papers.
Failure.
Geo. NJ. Woodward, steam pump manufacturer,
has failed. Liabilities, $l21 600; assets nomi-
nal
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DEXTER.
Robbery.

DEXTER, January S. The office of the Eastern
Express Company in Dexter, was entered by burg
lars Monday evening" and about four thousand
dollars stolen from the SAT, Their No clle to
the burglary as yet, although the character of it
will make it difficult for them to elule detect on.
Weather.
Cold weather; 80 degrees below zero in Dexter
Village at 30 Tuesday morning.
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THE KING OF ITALY.
HIS Fever is Slightly Increased.

ROME, January s. An official bulletin an
nounces that Victor Emmanuel passed less sat
isfactory night than was hoped. Ills fever is
slightly increased
NEW YORK, January s. Kiernans despatch
from Rome to-day says the crisis in the sickness
of Victor Emmanuel is passed, aud he is inproy
ing.
ROME, January 8. 4 bulletin Issued at o'clock
this evening says the fever is more marked than
this morning. The pleuritic pain. however, has
almost ceased. The pulse is irregular.
Prince Amadeu. is expected in Rome, and the
Kings daughters, the Princess Clothide and the
Queen of Portugal. will probably come.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-09
RIMOKS OF AN ARMISTICE.
A Rise in Prices.

LONDON, January S. 1t is said the rise Of prc-
es at the close of yesterday, was in consequence
of rumors that an armistice had been concluded.
The details of the story of a very improbable
kind but suiiced to brighten spectators for ia Ii
into re purchasing to some extent, consequently
all stock rose sharply.
u. S. funds continue frmer The alarm about
the Bland silver bill has for the time beiug, to all
appearances, quite subsidized.
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Our New Hand.

Our New Hand.
The new hand recently organized in this city is
ilourishing finely. 1t ROW consists of about TWEEN
~ pieces. Among it's members, nearly all of
whom are young men, very few having played in
a band before, we notice the names of some of
our best musical talent. They have now been un-
der the inst. uction of Mr.. d. +. flanagan of
TIL, cry about a month, who has proved himself
tina. far II very efficient teacher. The city has for
some time stood in need of a good band, and we
see no reason why this should not supply the de-
fcieucy. We understand that they have conclud-
ell to accept the invitation of the Executive Com
mittce to play at the opening of the coming Fair,
though with the understanding that they shall be
exempt as far IS possible from all criticism as they
appear only 10 FL vacancy, not having practicod
sufficiently to consider themselves competent to
take Job"
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FORT FAIRFIELD.
Gather.

Fort FAIRFIELD, January S. Cod weather
continues at Fort Fairfield. The highest point of
the thermometer Monday, was fifteen degrees be-
low. aud in the evening at O'Clock &c below.
Tuesday morning the mercury was fiozen in the
tube. No wind at nine 4. NJ; below 40 half an
inch.
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THE BORDER Trouble.
INTERESTING FACTS IN REGARD
TO THE TROUBLES.

WASHINGTON, January S. Col. Shafter of the
9th regiment of infantry. stationed in Tetas,
before the Banning committee, at Washington,
Monday, and gave some interesting facts IN
gard to the Rio Grande border troubles. lie spoke
kindly of the Mexican army officers, and says that
the most serious raids on Texas territory are made
by the Indians, who formerly lived on American
soil, and the Mexican soldiers appear to be desir
Gus of checking the robberies.
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Dten.

In Manchester, Jan. !, Mrs. Mary Ann Bailey,
aged GO years
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Senator Patterson.
NEW JERSEY.
Insurance Matters.

NEW YORK January s. Several stockholders
of the Citizens Insurance Company of Newark,
have asked that receiver be appointed, alleging
that the managers have been illegally using funds
of the Company.
The State Insurance superintendent has notified
the Franklin Fire Insurance Company, that an
impairment of capital aggregatng S2j 900 must
be ade whole before the 3lst inst, or the CON-
pany Ill be prohibited from doing business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-09

The thermometer at Ftchburg indicated 90 de
grees below zero; at NewbuIyport degrees be
low; at Springfield 10 degrees below.
IN nnnIh
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ROCK i.iND.


RooKLAND, January 8. very large republic
can caucus was held this evening to nominate a
candidate for representative, to fill the vacancy.
The citizens Of ward : turned out in great force,
to nominate candidates in favor of dividing the
city by setting off that ward but COL Timothy
Williams was nominated by opponents of division.
At the democratic caucus in which the division is
not raised, Col George ". Kicker was
nomlnatc1
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PENNSYLVANIA.
anCInl.

New YORK, January s. The Herads special
says resolutions endorsing the silver bill and the
repeal of the resumption act in the Pennsylvania
Legislature Monday, were virtually defeated by
being referred to the committee on federal rela-
tons.
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tH arrifb.

In East Pittston Dec. ~. by Rev =. II. Boynton,
Eben ChaDev to Miss Clara ID. McCObb, both OF
Alma; Jan. l. Flank o. Marson to Miss Rosa +.
Blodgett both OF Pittston; Jan. ]. Harrison +.
Bodgett of Pittston, TO Miss Flora Marson OF Gar
diner.
In Fairfield. Jan. !, according TO Friends custom,
Mr. Henry Far of Manchester, 10 Mis- Silva
Trask OF Fairfield.
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

Owing to the great demand for the BIoGRAPHI-
CAL NOTICES of the Members of the 57th Legis-
lature, supplement edition of the Journal con-
tanning them has been issued, copies of which can
be obtained of the Carrier Boy at the State House
or at the counting-room of the Journal office
Price cent per copy.
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THE INDIANS.
Measures TO be Taken to Purify the In
dian Service.

NEW YORK, January s. 1t is stated that the
secretary of the interior is rahdly maturing Wig
orous measures based on the report OF his board
of inquiry, for the publication of the Indian ser
vice. The dismissal Of & number of officials now
with it is certain, and it is intimaied
that the lightning may soon strike in another
fol u in an unexpected quarter
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Cold Spell.

CONCORD, January s. Reports from all parts
OF the State show this has been the coolest morn
ing of the At Concord the thermometer
stood 30 degrees below zero Littleton, 80 below !;
Francona, AZ below: Fabyan's ~ below; Keene,
30 below; Portsmouth, 10 below; Nashua, 80 be-
low; Great Fsls, q below; Dover, l6 below
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Death of n Maine Man,

Judge William Stevens, police court Judge at
Lawrence, Mass, for twenty-nine years, and at
one time member of the State legislature, and al
so Representa- Belfast Me, in the Maine legisla-
tune for one term, is dead. His age was seventy
nine years.
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E ALA Is.
FIRE.

CALAIS, January S. \ small house worth some
eight hundred dollars, and belonging to John
Cummings. was burned here thi. morning.
1t was fully insured. 1t is reported woman
named Ann Kennedy was burned in the house.
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skONhegan Locals.
Court business is ab1ut over. As before stated
those agricultural Notes." taken by c. b. Ma
han for moving machines, excited much interest
The evidence and ruling of the Court was over
whelmingly in favor Of the notes, but the bitter
prejudice of the jury induced them to disregard
the facts of the case and report against them.
Exceptions have been fled and they will be ar
gued before the Law Court next term. In due
time doubtless, the notes will be paid. The ar
gumsnt of Hon. Joseph Baker OF Augusta who
defended the notes, was highly complimented
His eloquence and ability were the admiration of
the Somerset bar.-Last week a rather amusing
incident occurred. case Of assault and battery
was on trial. strong, muscular woman, weigh
ing perhaps 22j pounds was on tho stand. The
following dialogue ensued-Counsel-"Now Mrs
- will you explain how the defendant shook the
plaintiff in the manner described 7" Womsn-"If
you will come up here III show YOU" Counsel
rather alarmed) "No, thank you, no, Id rather
be excused"
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KENTUCKY.
ballot for Senator.

CINCINNATI, January s. The first joint ballot
in the Kentucky legislature for United States
ator, was taken to-day, and resulted as follows.
Williams so, Luding 40, McCreary "a, Boyd, re-
publican, IA.
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YER MONT.
Fire.

BURLINGTON, January s. hollands tannery
and mill in Middebury, VT, were burned sun
day. Loss four thousand five hundred dollars
insured two thousand dollars.
The Cold.
The thermometer thi, morning was 80 degrees
below zero; w. K. Junction, 30 below Montpe-
her, 80 below.
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VIM. Move of sudbury, was found dead on his
team, between Waltham ard Sudbury, yesterday
having frozen TO death.
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Condition of the GRANITE NATIONAL
~ BANK OF Augusta, Maine. at the close
of business on the asth day OF December,
1877.

Condition of the GRANITE NATIONAL
- BANK of Augusta, Maine. at the close
of business on the asth day OF December,
1877.
RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts s24I, 7Os ~
Overirafls las IS
L. ;. Bonds to secure Circulation 10000 60
Deposits $1,000 90
L. 5. Bonds on hand 100 co
Other stocks Bonds and Mortgages 2l00 20
Due from approved Reserve gents 2I,ol7 81
Due from other National Banks 81 u
Real Estate Furniture and Fixtures 1880 90
Premiums paid, 3.O9l -
Checks and other Cash Items 4,7j} 10
Bills of other National Banks $40 10
Frac ional Currency l5s ~
Specie, (Silver Conn 40 10
Legal Tender Notes 1000 90
Redemption fund with Treasurer $50 90
s5l9,l2o II
Capital stock paid in sl50,0O0 90
surplus Fund 20 OOO 90
Other undivided profits sos 81
National Bank Notes outstanding l34,l0O 10
Dividends unpaid - 90
Individual Deposits 1851 81
United states Deposits 1873 10
Deposits of L. ;. Dlsbursng Officers 91s y
Due to other National Banks $500 81
s5l9,l2O II
STATE or MAINE. County Of Kennebec, SIS,
/, VIM. Il. johnson, Cashier of the Granite Ma
tiona Bank of Augusta do solemnly affirm that the
above statement is true, to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
WIN. 4. JOHNSON, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me, this slh
day of January. 1875
He. BLANCHARD. Justice Of the Peace.
Correct. Attest
M !I a i; I m5AS,askEN, directors.
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BANGOR.


BANGOR. January 5. la Bangor Tuesday morn
Ing, the mercury was reported al 50 below. aid in
Brewer 81 below.
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ILLINOIS.
Reports of the Weather.

CHICAGO, January s. kilograms from the west
yesterday morning, reported clear, cold weather
at all points. The thermometer here was one de
gree below zero, and at Milwaukee eight below.
At Cincinnati the thermometer was two degrees
below, and at Detroit and Buffalo four degree be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-09
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

lew York, January s. s.
Money loaned at Sal ger cent. ON call. Foreiln
exchange wax; tst-aisl1s for sixty days
and isi1 ass demand.
,ioli opened At .02k and closed al i021..
Borrowing rates 0a4hs7 per cent. and dat, and
carrying rate lao. ClearIngs sl2,o93 COO. Cur.
tom receipts, s2ls.JoC. srreasury disbursed. &c..
20J, SOD interest, t1J2.6oO ior bonds.
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Court Matters.

| In the case of demurrer to certain pleas made
| by the Blsckhawk distilery company and others
| against whom assessments were made by the gov
eminent, Judge Drummond to-day decided in
| favor of tn. government and of the demurrer and
gave the de PENDANTS until Saturday to file new
| Meas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-01-09

During the present municipal year, City Mar
shall Fauington has made eighty seizures Of liquor
"A splendid record for most efficient officer,
especially when it is considered that the rumsell
ers are SO expert IN concesng the stuff.
Ii seemed hard work for the sun yesterday to
show itself through the frosty air, and it was
quite late in the morning before it shone ont with
its usual brightness. We would not have blamed
the old fellow great deal if he had preferred not
to r.c at all ia such a chilling atmosphere.
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X. of ii.

There will be special meeting of Capital
Lodge, knights of Honor, at Grand Army Hall.
wednesday evening, Jan. 9th, at IL o'clock, for
the purpose of installing the officers elect.
jams TT II. A. b. CHANDLER, d.
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young lady in this city, on the occasion of
her nineteenth birthday. recently, was presented
with one OF the first shoes She ever wore.
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ItIsEI).
i he W ealhcr.

ALFRED, January S. Inc mercury was twenty
eight degrees below zero, in this place at seven
o'clock this morning.
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OHIO.
Bank Matters.

Columns, January s. In the senate to-day a
bill was Introduced to amend the State banking
law to make it penltenitary offence for
banks to loan their paper credit in any manner
unless they have sufficient money in their vaults
to make that paper or credit good.
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The Treasury Deparlment.

At the cabinet meeting to-day ii was determin-
ed that the secretary of the treasury should as
soon as practicable invite further subscriptions to
loan of the four per cent. bonds, and so conduct
that all subscriptions in all parts of the United
States shall have free and easy opportunity to
subscribe to the bonds of any amount authorized
by law through national banks and bankers of cs-
tsbished credit, and to give every facility allow
cd by law to convert postal orders, certificates Of
deposit., and United States notes into coin for
payment of the bonds, and were necessary to sell
coin to facilitate subscr iptions and to favor any
legislation that Congress might see fit to adopt TO
promote deposit of savings for the funding Of
the publlc debit
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There is more snow in Russia than there is in
Maine, says an exchange. We dlieoys thought
that Russia was larger than Maine.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The thermometer at Halifax, n s., yesterday
was degrees below zero; at st. John, y. b., il
was Ii degrees below.
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" Gather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States
southeast TO southwest winds, warmer, cloudy
weather with rain or snow, and falling baroDe.
ter
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The committee on grain of the produce ex-
change o.day directed the dropping OF the word
new" in all grades of common and after Feb
lst, 1873, and also prefixing the word ''old" to
such old corn shall grade number two until
further notice slso on all existing contracts for
No. ? corn maturing on or before the 3lst inst
Old corn only shall constitute delivery. and that
during the month of January 1873, old number
two corn shall be called at the morning call.
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Last Friday valuable colt belonging to Mr.. II.
b Wyman of SIDNEY, stepped upon a spruce
stake, which penetrated his thigh some twelve
inches, blcaking oil eight inches, which remained
in the animal some tweny-four hours before it
coul be extracted The colt died on Monday.
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local ann State NeWs.

The fur dealers arc also much clated over this
frigd spell of weather.
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We call attention this morning TO the advertise
ment in another column Of the Popular lectures
to be given in the Free Baptist church. The next
in course will be given by (. IL. Elwel Esq, Ct
Portland, on Monday evening, Jan. II, instead Of
Tuesday the 18th. This change is made in con-
sequence of the Fair and Sale, which commences
on Tuesday evening" On the 221 Gen. James A
Hall of Damai scotia will give his new lecture
"Unwrted Politics, to be followed Jan. 3lst by
a grand concert, vocal and Instrumental. The
tickets for the course placed al the low price
OF 30 cents We bcspcak large sale and crowded
house.
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Legislative NJ alters.

ANNAPOLIs, January s. Hon. Montgomery
Blair int oduced memorial in the Maryland
house OF representatives, to-day. urging congress-
men 10 use all necdfu legislation to ascertain ju-
dicaly Who was elected President at the recent
election, and to give effect to the will of the peo-
rle
The memorial was referred to the committee on
federal relations
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MASSACHUSETTS,


BosToN, JanuaryS At Stoneham, Mass, a
Mrs. Buffers was found dead in the vat of Fitz-
geIalds tsnnery, Yesterday. She is supposed to
have fallen in while intoxicated.
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Boston Stock List.

iSales at the Brokers' Board. /
BOst1n, Janualy
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Iii said that the mercury had a very serious
def of freezing up yesterday morning.