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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19
MARINE NEWS,
Report Of the Inspector General Of the
steamship Service.

WAsHINGToN, November Is. Supervising in
spector general Dnmont of the steamship inspect
ing service reports the inspection of 4,l37 steam
ers. with tonnage of l.0l7 1872; and that IA 4S9
officers were licensed. This Is an increase over
the previous year of rs vessels and 1876 licensed
officers.
The total number of lives lost from various
causes during the year was 2l2, while the number
Of fatal accidents was AZ. He says that he de-
crease of fatal accidents in the last two years 10
no doubt due to the severer discipline established
during that period as compared with preceding
years.
Although the service is vet susceptible of i'm
provement in that respect, am proud to say, that
so thoroughly have the laws been administered,
that upwards of 200 100000 persons carried Oh
American steam vessels during the last year, on y
one and one tenth we're lost in each million. do
not hesitate to assert that travel by steamers I'M
der the existing laws of the United Safes is safer
than in any other country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Daily xeuuebfr Journal
MAINE NEWS DY TELEGRAPH.
Sad A fair.

Sad A flair.
DAMARIsooTTA, November Is. Robert F
Morse Of Newcastle, about 25, took q swallow Of
bed bug poison, Of corrosive sublimste, Sunday
afternoon, it is supposed unintentonally. Recov-
cry is doubtful.
Sudden Death.
BANGOR. November Is. Daniel p. Wood, aged
seventy eight years, one of the Oldest citizens OF
Bangor. having been engaged in the boot and
shoe business there about fifty years, died very
suddenly Monday afternoon, of heart disease.
To be Arrested.
LEWISTON, November IS. A warrant has been
issued for the arrest of Weber Of Ssco. who came
to Lewiston last week with Biddeford lady not
his wife. lie will be brought to Lewiston and
tried Wednesday.
SmOthered to Death.
PORTLAND, November Is. An infant child of
Elizabeth Connors, residing on Centre street, was
smothered to death to-day.
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CONDENSED IELEGRAMS,

Henry Ward Beecher, in giving notice of fair
for the purpose of building . Sisters Hospital,
Sunday, said to his congregation: The time is
past when we should think it necessary to bristle
He commended the fair to his congreg cations lib
crafty.
Two thousand men are thrown out of employ
ment BY the closing yesterday of the Furness Iron
Works at Barrow. England. The depression in
the English iron trade is great
The Duke of Edinboro' has arrived at Halifax.
Extensive preparations are being made for the re-
cepton of the Marquis and Princess ct ST. John.
The latest returns from Washington Territory
give Brentz. republican, 1900 majority.
The. American ship McNeal is wrecked on the
Washington territory side of the Columbia near
Arizona. She is total wreck but part of her
cargo may be saved.
Toronto special from London says with hard
" an exception the English journals, both daily
and weekly, have editorials expressing on the &C.
cason of the governor generals departure, the
kindest feelings for the prosperity of the Domin-
ion, and the personal success of his excellence
mis- sion,
The Rutland (Vt) Daily Times has suspended
publication after issuing sixteen numbers, for want
Of patronage.
William b. Hill, prominent lawyer of Balti-
more, and secretary OF state for Mary land under
Gov. Bi afford, died yesterday, aged sixty three
years.
A fire at I. Ter, Texas, on Saturday night, des.
troyed five large stores and the United States
court rooms with ell the court documents. Loss
500 ,000 insured for $4,000.
In Columbia county, Georgia, yesterday, an old
negro shot and killed his son because the lat
ter broke into and stole from his house some
months ago.
AT Canton. Mass, George Bum, aged fifty
years, was fatally injured yesterday, by being
struck by car which had been detached from .
tain standing in q shed.
A severe shock Of earthquake was felt at Mem
phis, last night at midnight, passing north and
south.
Up TO midnight there was no clue TO Stewards
body,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19
China Locals.

China Locals.
Miss Imrie, niece and heir of the late Capt S.
d. Fisher, has disposed of the Homestead to San
ford w. Pesslee, the next neghbor. Miss Imrie
intends to return to England, having no relatives
left in this country.
Here is what II. S. Farnsworth, Esq, one OF
the most industrious and enterprisng farmers, has
this season taken from q piece of land that was
three rods short Of one and seven-eigbths acres
2l7 bushes of corn, 6 bushels of beans, $50 pump.
kns, $3.50 lbs. beet-, and IS bushels of turnips
Neighbor Farnsworth is believer in hard work
plenty Of manure, careful culture aud close at.
tention to business. He is also good republican
sound on the money question, firm on the temper
ance side, and can tell stories equal to Presden,
Lincoln. OF course such . man will succeed.
M. A. Turner, at foot OF Parmeter Hill, has
sold his farm Of 80 acres to MIR. MN. F. Morse fol
500.
The weather has taken a softer turn, and
skating is postponed.
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MEXICO.
The Trouble Caused by the Silver Fluc.
tuatIOns.

WASHINGTON, November Is. The American
minister to Mexico writes concerning the distress
OF that country by the recent decline in price of
silver In the London market, that although ts-
Ole standard OF gold and silver (the latter being
an unlimited legal tender for all debts public and
private) prevails there, and although gold is being
continually coined in the minis, it has ceased to
be circulating medium, and the county has
been almost completely drained, it being very
hard TO purchase even q few thousand dollars in
tue city OF Mexico. at premium OF from IA TO Is
per cent, according to fluctuations in the London
silver market. 10 addition to its being the only
circulating medium in Mexico, silver constitutes
tour hlths Of the exports of the country The
sudden decline in its price in London markets
from Sc to As per o., has been severely telt in
every branch Of commerce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19

The Orient says of Bowdon graduates: NJ.
NJ. Butler of Portland has been elected President
of the Maine Unitarian Association.-A N. Lins-
cstt is prosecuting attorney of the city of Chicago
i-Rev. CT. Packard s spending the winter in
Chicago.-John ]. Herrick is partner of Writ
Dexter, one of the leading lawyers of Chicago.
E. Fl. Hall is entering upon his second year Of
study for the degree of Phi. D., at the John Hop
kins University. fellowship, with an annual in.
cone sf $500, has beeu awarded him for excel.
lence in mathematics during the first year.--R.
q. etauwoodi 10 Professor Of Mathematics in The
English and Classical School ct Waterbury, c.,
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KENTUCKY.
A Riot.

MOUNT STERLING, November Is. A riot &C.
Cured here lie day, in which twenty live shots
were fired TIVE men we're instantly killed and
three wounded. Marshal Young in attempting to
quiet the mob was MORALLY wounded. Two of
the rioters were wounded, one dangerously. John
Thompson, a dsinterested person, was shot and
instantly killed by shot fred through the win
dow of store. Three rioters were arrested, and
the sheriff is on the trail of the rest.
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Waterville Locals.

Rev. A. b. Earle commenced meetings here
Saturday night Sunday there were union meet
ings at the Town Hall. In the afternoon, Mr.
Earle preached from the text. 81 prefer Jerusalem
above my chief joy" treating Of Jerusalem as the
church Of God. He made an eloquent plea fol
the Christian church, and by numerous illVstra
tons he rendered his sermon very effective. In
the evening his text was "Prepsre to meet Thy
God; be ready" This sermon was also very iul-
pressive. He argued in . mastery way the ne.
cessity Of . Christian life and the blessings
received 10 the Masters service. At both meet
ings the hall WAS crowded and deep attention paid
to the speaker The meetings were made the
more interesting by the singing. There was
chorus of fifty on the stand, led by Mr.. Hodge
the singer who accompanies Mr.. 4. The order OF
exercises for this week is PRAYER meeting, l0-ll
A. M; preaching at 2 and 7 Z. M. These meet
ings will hold ten days At least.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19

FLOUR-Exra spring 5.00a3.00: western l.sO:
Southern 525.
WHEAT No Red Winter --a--; No. SIX
-a-cash; s6h December; No. Chicago Spring,
-sl}s cash; = November; S9xax Decenber;
No. 3. 6Sh rejected rex.
CORN Sales. az a32k cash; -s0- Nov. /;
sl-a3lk Dec; rejected, TAXA
OATs-2oka-k cash; 3Ikasl- November |;
Dec. 90; rejected, IL.
RYE-44H.
BARLEY "a -as5 cash; s9-asol Novsmbe
86; December s5.
POkk-Casn 8 s5-as.sG-; November s5aS7H !;
December q so -; jan. . i5-.
LAkD-Cash 5 ssxa5 Sa- Nov. ooo-a00; Dec.
5 .S0a5 so; Jan. SIX.
BULK MEATS Shoulders SIX o., short rib
sdes 4ha0; short clear rib 4Sx-; clear sides
ia.
WHISKEY-10.
FRElGHTS-Cornt to Buffalo " cents; wheat
~ cents.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
THE RUSSIAN ARMY On WAR
FOOTING.

ERzERoUM, November IS. The Russian rrpy
in the new Asiatic Provinces are again on a war
footing.
BERLIN, November Is. The official Gazette
contradicts the report that the German govern
ment had decided to occupy the whole Samoan
Archipelago, and declares that Germany does not
contemplate acquiring or founding colonies be
You'd the Atlantic. The dispute 10 regard to the
samoan Islands will naturally be settled by a
treaty which will secure to Germany and the other
States interested. the privilege granted the most
favored Of nations.
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North vassalboro' Locals.

VaobotOouO LOCALS
Last Thursday the following were installed off
GERS of Loyal Band Lodge, |. o. of q. T.. by
Charles Adams, Lodge Deputy; Howard Tag
CART, W. G. T.; Willie Burrill. w. NJ; Cors
Churchill, w. V. r.; Caroline Plumer, w. D. NJ.
Joseph Foster, w. T. Sarah Burrill, w. |. G..
Henry Saunders, W. r. s.. WIN. Soule, W. G.
Charles Wyman, W. +. s.. Flora Walker, W R.
H. s.. Harriet Bubier, w. c.; Dana Cro,by, w
l.. III. s.; after which Refreshments were served
and remarks by Rev. Mr.. Applebee; also remarks
by two visiting brothers, Mr. Hamn and q. NJ.
Brsinerd from China Lake Lodge. Those that
were present report good social time
A series of meetings commenced at the Meth
odist church Monday evening. A union TEN
persnce meeting will be held at the Methodist
church next Sunday evening",
Last Sunday evening closed DR.. Buffers Sun
day evening lectures for the present. We under
stand that there will be q gathering at the Baptist
vestry next Thursday evening, for the benefit of
DR.. Butler. We trust that all who have had the
will be present on that occasion.
Mr.. l.. L. Getche has purchased of Mr.. Enoch
Plumer two house lots upon which he is to put two
tenement houses this fall. crew of men COM
menced work there Monday morning..
Messrs. Hosford and Haines, treasurer rnd
selling agent Of the Vsssaiboro' wooden mills,
are expected at the mills this week. Mr.. Albert
Cook leaves for New Jersey this week, to take
charge of large wooden mill. His family will
remain here for the present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19

Rev. Mr.. Curtis. pastor of Christ church, ID
this city. has been afflicted with q cold FOL
several weeks, disabling him for active service
Yesterday he started for Massachusetts, where be
will rest for a week among his relatives.
Mr.. E. w. Psrkhurst. of Gardiner, the artist
has gone with his family to Somerville, Mass.
where they will spend the winter.
Four graduates of Colby are know to have died
since last commencement, namely. Hon. J. G
Dickerson (ls36), Rev DIR. Hosea Quimby 1882
Hon. Isaac Redington Os27), and William San
ford (lS47).
J. w. smith, one of the Bates Alumni has
left Toledo, Ohio, to accept position H prin-
cipal of the Newark, N. D., high school.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Preparing to Receive the Marquis Z
LOrne.

Preparing to Receive the MARQUIS of
LOrne.
HALIFAX, November Is. Work progresses rap
IDLY on the arch decorations. &C., for the recep-
ton OF the Marquis Of Lorne and Princess. Tue
impression now Is the Samaritan will not arrive
on the harbor before Sunday, the oath, owing to
ueisy 81 Neville, and the great entry will not be
made before Monday. About . thousand me-
chanlcs and laborers are employed in erecting
arches, decorations, &c.
Arrived.
Her MsJesty's ship Black Prince, Duke of Ed
inburg commanding, arrived off the dock yard to-
day. Salutes were exchanged with the Bellero-
phone. The Duke landed and drove to the Ad-
miraity House. The wharves were crowded with
spectators.
General McDougall, administrator of the gov
eminent, and lady, Hon. MIR. Moreton, Comptrol-
er General, and Colonel Lit,leton, Secretary,
have arrived.
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LOUISIANA.
DecIsIOn.

New ORLEANS, November Is. Judge Fighter
OF the sixth district court, has prepared his decs
ion refusing the Injunction asked for by L. T.
Manning, restraining f. r. Chevslly, recently
elected administrator Of the water works, from
dschsrgng the duties of said Office, on the ground
Of fraud in the election. All the contested cleo
ton cases in possession will probably be disposed
of soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19
THE FISHERY AWARD.
The Answer TO Salisbury Not Yet Made
Public.

WASHINGTON, November Is. The Secretary of
otate declines to make public the contents of the
despatch mailed to Minister Welsh. upon recent
oy cable OF Lord Sasbury's letter of the 7th, but
there Is no resson to doubt that it conta ined the
assurance that s., 900 awarded by the fisheries
commission, will be paid before the 23d inst, the
treaty limit Of the time for its paynent
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OHIO.
BODY Suatcher. Arrested.

CHICAGO, November IS. Samuel johnson, q
negro, and Frank Brown, son of DR.. Brown of
Elyra Ohio, have been arrested at that place, and
confess that they carried 10 Chicago the body of .
man who had committed suicide, they had stole
from his grave at E;yria. Brown says he made
arrangements with Prof. Pratt of the Chicago
homeopathic college, to bring in bodies at $25
apiece.
An ARRAY.
In fight near Xenis Ohio, Sunday, between
whites and blacks, one negro was shot and two
white fatally beaten. 1t is feared that there will
be further trouble.
Brutal Ruiiins.
At London, Ohio, Archibald Steen and son beat
Charles Young, wife and daughter and . hired
man, and hed. Young and the hired man viii not
live.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19
Something thst Happened in the Vicinity
of the State House.

SOWethfbV tnkt HHppthsd III tht vICfnfty
Of the State House.
A few days ago, while the Campbell WAS ring
ing merrily. the Manly form of q Buregh Gran
ger was seen standing on the Banks of Poole
near the State House. Upon his Whithead be
wore what was once Black cap. but now Brown
with age. As he stood in medtatve mood soil
tsry Partridge alighted near the Poole, and was
soon joined by plump Swan, q Swallow and q
few little Chicks. just then the report of Can
non was heard, and the stranger. turning White,
began to Wade in; but small boy coming Down
the hill shouted: "Ho man, look out for chill
BaiDes, and don't go across that Little field you'll
think you've Cort-hell if you do" The stranger,
with 9 still Wilder expression, escaped in Yves.
ton direction. and was at last found b. Nilliken
maid under the Branch of tree he had been
Gallison and otherwise in Luce attire The DR.
says it will be some days before he 10 Caldwell
enough to paltake of Bartlett years or to Lap
ham. PsHAw!
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CON N ECTICUI.
The Bramhall,

WASHINGTON, November Is. The signal sta
ton at New London reports at midnight that the
position Of the steamship John Brsmhsll, ashore
on Little Gull Island since October 18th. does not
improve. There are yet on board 300 tons Of coal
and 5000 packages of shell and ball ammunition
The present gale does not add to the chances OF
getting her out Of her precarious position.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
Ev1NJHo nDPo.f.

New York. November 10. ISIS.
Money loaned y, 3a3 Z n call, and closed q -
per cent.
Sterling 4sl ASK tor 90 days, Ae5kas6- Tor
demand.
Gold opened at lOO y and closed At l00K.
Carrying rates. l-a3 per cent. BORROWING rates
la2.
Ciearinss, $S.oOo.ooO. Custom receipts, e3lA.0oo
Treasury disbarsed : ssoU interest, toIs.Ooe for
bonds.
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CA N ADA.


MONTREAL, November 10. Sir John A. Mac
Donald, Chief Justice Richards, Sir +. Selby
Smith, Sir Hugh Allen, and number of menu
to meet the Marquis of Lorne and Princess on
their arrival. The governor general will be sworn
in at Halifax, by Chef Justice Richards.
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Supreme Judicial UOurt.-Libbey, j. Pre-
siding.


MONDAY, November 18th.
524. Helen b. Moves VS.. Joanna Is. Gilman.
Webb and Baker 4 Baker for ptf, Foster & Stew
art and Pillsbury for def. This is real action
brought to settle disputed line between the re
spectivc estates of the parties in Waterville Az
ter jury had been empanneled, they were per-
mitted by the court to 60 to Wsterville to view
the premises. They went up on the noon freight
and will return on the evening Pullman train. The
trial will proceed in the morning.
After making assignments sufficient to occupy
the juries until Thanksgiving day, the judge heard
the witnesses and counsel upon q trustee disclos-
ure, occupying the rest of the forenoon. Decision
reserved.
No. 667. Carissa b. Abbot W. Lauretta Clark
Clay for ptf. Bradbury for def. This action is
brought by the widow of the late James Abbot of
Ptston, to recover her dover in lot of land n
Chelsea. The deft. holds the lot o. devisee under
Abbot's will. In defence Of the widows claim the
deft. will contend that the lot in question was wild
land. and never used as wood lot in connection
with the homestead in Pttst0n, and that the wild
ow is not therefore dowsbie. This is the only
question to be determined by the jury, all the
other facts necessary to sustain the action being
admitted. Trial nearly finished.
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THE ART OF DRAWING

Pictures Of all kinds can be learned by any one
that has a taste and desire to do that work
E. W. Moore. Portrait Artist, gives lessons in
Crayon and Pencil drawing, at his studio opposite
the P. o., at very reasonable rates Mr.. Moore
has large number of cravon and oil paintings at
his studio. w&s
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CUBA.


MADRID, November Is. At meeting Of the
old Meradado party, it was agreed to accept the
principle of religious liberation. Resolu tions
were also passed approving the convention be-
tween the Captain General and the insurgent
leaders In Cubs, for the conclusion Of peace.
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Notice to Our Patrons.

On account of the occasional less OF money " hen
transmitted by mail, we desire that all remittance
to us be m de by Postal order or Registered letter
at our expense: as we cannot be responsible for
its safe delivery otherv Use.
PUBLISHERS OF JOURNAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19

Some people whom good manners ought to
teach better, cone into church during prayer
time, slam the door after them. smash along the
aisle, and slam bang into the pews, disturbing the
entire congregation. 1t is a burlesque on coed
breeding to enter at all at such a time. II the
person has no regard for the place or the minis
TER he or she ought to have some little respect
for the congregation while at their devotions.
This reminder ought to be needed by quite .
number of persons even in the enlightened city
Of Augusta.
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weather Indications iOr

Weather Indications ier To.lay.
For New England and the Middle States,
cloudy and rainy followed BY partly cioady wealth
or, northeast backing 70 north-west winds, Sta
tonary or lower temperature, falling, followed BY
stationary or rising barometer.
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TIL E FEVER.

NEW ORLEANS, November Is. For the forty.
eight hours ending at z. NJ. there were ten
deaths from yellow fever, reported to the board of
health. Total TO date, 40l5. No new cases are
reported.
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POLITICAL.
Democratic Senatorial Caucus.

MONTGOMERY, November Is. There we're six
ballots in the democratic senatorial caucus to-
night. The last one stood
George II. Houston SO
l.. p. Walker IL
James L. Pugh 26
Paul Bradford IL
Scattering 6
1t takes u two-thirds vote to nominate The
caucus adjourned to Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19

The general pay roll of the Maine Central
Railroad has been reduced some $4,000 since
Payson Tucker became superintendent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19

Mr.. Edward Sewsll has commenced work on
new ship of about fifteen hundred tons at the yard
Of Messrs. Z. 4 A. Sewall in Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19

Messrs. Richards & Co., paper manufacturers,
Of Gardiner. have started some portion of their
brick mill, and will start the whole full time
soon As the water will permit.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19

Gov. Connor's proclamation, published yester-
day, is we'll written, and assigns many reasons
why people ought to be truly thankful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19

A certain man says he halls with delight the
approaching cold weather. for soon will the frost
collect on the window panes SO that his creditors
see him not as he passes by.
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VIRGINIA..
Health Association.

RICHMOND. November IS. A large number of
the members of the American Public Health As
secianon have already arrived and are continually
arriving. The commission to investigate and re-
port upon the yellow fever epidemic, are among
the arrivals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19

Mr.. Eustis Of Boston, spoke at the Reform
Club meeting Sunday afternoon, as we'll as other
interesting speakers. A good sized audience was
present.
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EK N ONT.
Vetoed.

MONTPELIER, November IL. Governor Proc
tor has vetoed the bill fixing jane lst, 1879, the
last date when soldiers of the rebellion or their
families, csa draw arrears of State pay due them
from the State, ssd now in the State tire asury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-11-19

The students 10 the different law offices Of
ssco and Biddeford have organized themselves
into an association.
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The Weekly Kennebec Journal Of this week.
besides vast amount Of other interesting mat.
ter, contains full account of the Scribner MUIR
der trial. Copies in wrappers will be for sale at
this office