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Mr. Beck offered an amendment allBpeudtDr
The stnklng-fuud Until July |, 1851, md pyoTid.
Ing that the n,onoy Which ,ntght otherwise be
applied to tliAt purpose DO considered as
surplus revenue.
Mr. Dayard opposed and Afs. Beck advocated
The amendment, whsn the question being takon
1t waB disagreed to, ~ 10 ~.
The eenate tt,cu voted on and disagreed TO
the amendment Of Alr. Mol1lll-Ycas, 10; NAYS,
4t,--a8 follows: 80 "'"'
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LIVERPOOL, Feb. ;ss,-The loading grain
circular says tho market for grain has fur
ther improved in all i.s branches, At tho
provincial narkats thoro wan more sotiye
, 1879-03-01

Tho Mayor OF shoAleld sta.ea tAat IN ono
district III that town there ars 1000 porsons
destitute, and 400 families actually starving.
The re'ief fund, except about 1eBo0, has boon
axpendel] "ss
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'"'"'''"4a Observation-Disclosures f'','' ;
$ hf'' ''tStectuf D{snusrh To 7Me 1tfbunt
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Associated Press kilograms to the Dali,
Kennebec journal.
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HalloWell Local News.

Missionary services, both foreign and home,
were held IN the Methodist church in this city
on Sabbath afternoon last, on which occasion
addresses were made by the pastor. Rev. Mr..
Grovener. and also by Rev. DIR. Stephen Al
len and Rev. G.. Fuller of this city, and Rev.
w. ii. Bolton of Bangor. \ subscription of
about two hundred dollars was raised for the
missionary work about one-third for the
home and the remainder for the foreign field.
We learn that the attendance was large and
the services unusually interesting.
Rev. W. \. Newcombc, for the past three
and one-half years pastor of the Baptist
church in this citv, closed his labors with that
church and society on Sabbath last, and will
enter upon his ministerial work Us pastor of
the Baptist church in South Berwick, Me,
on the coming Sabbath The afternoon SER
vice was attended by a large and interested
congregation. filling the honse to its utmost
capacity. The best wishes of the church and
society. as well as of this entire community,
will follow Mr. Newcombe and family to their
new home.
The temperance reform meeting was held
in the Baptist vestry in this city at > o'clock
on Sabbath afternoon last. and was well at
tended. The exercises throughout were in
terestng and profitable. The next regular
meeting will be held in the Methodist church
on Sabbath afternoon next at the usual hour.
The kcnncbec is now one vast skating park,
and every pleasant day the boys and girls i'm
prove these last opportunities of the season
for indulging in their tavorite exercise Hal
lowell can furnish some of the finest skaters
in the State.
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
4 CONKLING MUSS IN THE EXECU-
TIVE SESSION.
The .ew York Senator and burnside
Disagree.

NEW York, February "a. The Herald
says that during the consideration of eXccu-
tive business in the senate, Saturday, Il NOM
ination was reported adversely by MIR. Conk-
ling, which provoked remark from Mr.. Burn
side, who, il is understood, desired to secure
the confirmation.
Mr. Conkling followed with remarks which
Burnside construed rs rejecting upon him
personally, and 1adc statement to the SEN
ate to that effect. The New York senator re-
peated his former remarks, which exasperat-
ed Mr.. Burnside, who is generally reported
to have replied: Il say to the senate and to
the senator from New York. that | speak
from personal knowledge when say that |
know of no one who can With so much readi-
ness and aptness equivocate and falsify mat
tiers to suit his views, az the senator from
New York"
The remark caused considerable excite
ment but further breach of the rules was
prevented by Senator lIoar, who was in the
chair. ruling the remarks of the Senator from
Rhode Island out of order
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IL she state ready 10 Rspudtatei

On Saturday last the House Of Representa-
tives, in indecent haste, Indefinitely postponed
the resolve in favor Of Edmund ID. Wiggin,
the detective in the Barron case. The bill of
Mr.. Wiggin came to the legislature from the
Governor and Council. and was referred to
the Committee on Claims. The committee
which was an able one, took the whole mat
ter into careful consideration, and gave n
hearing continuing two or three days, at
which Mr.. Wiggin appeared, with
counsel and witnesses, and explained
very fully each item in his bill. 1t
appeared from the investigation that the de-
tective was commissioned by the officer of
the State. Mr.. Emery, the Attorney General,
who acted legitimately under the then existing
law Of the State. The expenses were in
CURED by the State, and in all fair dealing
the State is bound TO pay. That was the de-
cision to which the committee unanimously
arrived. And the fnl and carefully prepared
abstract report of the testimony which has
been made by Mr.. Fox of Portland, of the
committee, tells the whole story. There is
no getting over. around or above ii il is a
Just debt. II the items are too large. the adj
judication of that is left entirely to the Gov
crnor and Council. The savings bank at
Dexter has already advanced to Mr.. Wiggin
rising two thousand dollars of the amount
claimed Is the State of Maine ready to re-
pudiate its honest debts? l. it too poor To
do right?
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THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
The Affidavit Of &. ". WoOley, from
Cincinnati.

WASHINGTON. February ~. &. W. Wool
ey sends affidavit from Cincinnati to the Pot
ter committee. that he is sick abcd that he
doesn't drink or gamble and that the tcsti-
mony of Covlc, 50 far a. relates to him. is ut
terlv false.
lliscock moved the affidavit be not recciv-
ed which was carried
The chairman said he would communicate
with Woolcy and tell him he was to attend n
early as possible.
The chairman also read Il letter from Alex.
Thain, who, Coylc testified, offered to sell
the Florida returning board for 100000 He
asks permission to come before the commit
tee and have opportunity to rctutc the charg-
Is against him.
Letters were also put in Il. evidence to
show that AT the time the letters were written
Barlow was acting in the republican interest
w. f. Chandler stated he had sent for ci-
pliers said 10 have passed between him and
Davenport, but had not received them. If
the committee wanted them they might send
for them.
Jos. II. Madden recalled, rccapitulatiyc to
negotiations of himself and Wharton with
Packard and the Returning Board of Florida
1T the conclusion of the evening session it
was resolved to take no more oral evidence
Tomorrow the question of the committees
report will probably be discussed.
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CONNECTICUT.
Trouble in Trinity College.

HARTFORD. February -. A dead lock cx-
lists between the faculty and students of the
Trinity College The faculty ordered that
the orations to be pronounced at the students
celebration of Washington's birthday must
be submitted to the faculty for approval.
The students hired public hall and cee-
brated regardless of the requirement of the
faculty, who suspended eight Of the leaders
in the movement. 4 protest signed by near
ly every student was ignored. The student,
thereupon declared they would absent them
selves from the college until the request was
granted, and have done So only three stu
dents being in attendance. The faculty are
firm, and will preserve the discipline of the
college at any cost.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

ROME. February "a. The Pope on wednes-
day, replying to an address from the cardi-
nails, emphasized his desire to reconcile the
princes and people to the church, his readi-
ness to extend his hand to all who repent and
cease prosecution, and his unfinching inten-
ton always to combat in defence of the rights
and independence of the church, and against
those who make war against her.
LIVERPOOL, February "a. Arrived, Que
bee, from Portland.
NANTES, February "a. A rise in the Loire
is causing n disastrous inundation.
PARIS, February "a. NJ. Saint Rene Tail
lander, the noted author, is dead.
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soMEnonY.s CuIIn.

Somebody's child is dying-dying with the flush
of hope on hi. Young face and an undesirable .carn
ing 10 live aud take AN honored place in the world
beside the companion Of his youth And some
body's mother Is thinking of the time when that
dear face Will be hidden where no ray Of hope can
brighten it-when her heart and home will be left
desolate-because there no cure for consumption
Reader, If the child be your neighbors, take this
comforting word to the mothers heart before Ii is
too late. Tell her that consumption is durable that
men are living to-day, aged. robust men, whom the
physicians pronounced incurabe AT the age of
twenty five, because iHHg had been almost de.
stroued bv the disease. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is most efficient alternative for separating
the scrufuous matter from the blood and lungs and
nparing strength to the system. II has cured hun
dred- of consumptiyes. feb25.t&wlw
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North XassalbOrO' Locals.

The dramatic entertainment at Citizens
Hall, Friday and Saturday evenings, was
grand success. and the club are highly
gratiiicd for the full attendance each evening.
The actors in all the plays performed their
parts admirably. and to the satisfaction of
all present. The rendering of "McGuinness
Guards" brought down the house. The
North Nassalboro Brass Band furnished mu-
sic for the occasion. which added much to
the entertainment. Miss Mary Howard of
Watervile presided at the piano both even
ing,, and Saturday evening favored the au-
dience with song which was well received.
Proceeds for both evenings S94 90.
Mr.. Robert Fcrrin and Miss Jennie Her
bert were united in marriage last Thursday
evening. and nice turkey supper served TO
the large company invited to the wedding
\ deep gloom has been thrown over the
whole village by the sudden death, SUNDAY
morning of Mrs. Harry r. Burgess. Mrs.
Burgess was sick only one week and her
death is all the more sad from the fact that
she leaves one infant child but eight days
old. Her mother and husband in this deep
and sad afiction, have the sympathy of the
whole community
The Good Tcmplars of this place are to
celebrate the 18th anniversary of their or
ganization next Thursday evening The new
lodge recently organized at East Nassalboro'
are invited to jnin with them Refreshments
will he served.
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THE ENGLISH LABOR TROUBLES.
Coal HeRvers Conclude to Werk..The
Weavers 10 Hold Out.

LIVERPOOL, February "a. The coal heav-
ers and large number of dock laborers hav-
ing resumed work, the Berkenhead have re-
solved to resume, also at a reduction. This
sets 200O at work in Berkenhead.
ASHTON, February "a. 4 meeting Of strik-
ing weavers to the number of 5000, decided,
with but four dissenters, to continue the
strike until reduced to starvation.
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ID Neck chains and crosses, nj Z. Rowse's.
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THE TELLER COMMITTEE.

WAsHINGTos, February "a. The chairman
of the Teller committee announced To the
committee if they wished to sit during the re-
cess and investigate the alleged intimidation,
etc, in the Northern States, it would be nee
cssary to obtain authority from the Senate.
and the minority should designate the States
to he investigated
Senator Garland replied the minority would
be prepared to take neediul action at the next
meeting, on amendments to the deficiency APP
preparation.
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Athens Locals.

Atht rs I1OtnIs.
The spring term of Somerset Academy c.
:. Libbey, Principal, Miss J. II. White assis-
tant, opened on the 9TH inst
\ paper has been started for the erection of
public hall at this place, to cost fifteen hun
dred dollars and to be eighty feet long by
forty wide and two stories high, with square
roof To be owned by company whose
shares shall be twenty-five dollars each. and
operations to begin when forty shares have
been subscribed for.
Officers of the Athens Masonic Association
were installed on the evening of the Goth inst.
They were as follows viz:
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THE AFGHAN WAR.
shere Ali Near Death..The Afghan Am-
bassy.

NEW York, February "a. A Taskend des-
patch says Russian surgeon advised cupping
Shere Ali, but the Afghan advisers prevent
ed the result being decomposition set in with
gangrene on his left leg and side and he will
soon die.
The Afghan Ambassy will be received on
Monday, by Gen. Kaufman.
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
cold westerly winds and partly cloudy wealth
er, during Il portion of the day, with slight
rise in barometer, followed during the eve
ming by threatening weather and snow, winds
shifting to northeast and southeast and fall
ing barometer.
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THE INDIANS.
Chief Moses Cannot Leave His Re>er-
walton.

PORTLAND, Oregon, February "a. Lieut..
FOOD of Towards staff reports hc delivered
to Chief Moses intelligence from the Interior
department. that he cannot leave his reserya-
ton Il, asked for. Moses expressed great
disappointment but said he would try to per-
suadc his people to do the next best thing the
government would allow, but could not vouch
for the manner in which they would receive
such bad news.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
A Revolution.

NEW YonK, February "a Panama adj
vices of the 18th inst. state a revolution eA-
lists in Antigua, and in one fight near man
izales, twenty-five men were killed and the
revolutionists were defeated. The general
government has decided to call levy of
eight thousand men to march upon that State
to restore order 1t is stated eight thousand
men from Antigua have invaded the frontier
of Canca, and hard fighting is expected.
President Trujillo will keep two hundred
men to protect transit across the Isthmps
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DAKOTA.
Indian DenredatiOns.

DEApwooD. February p. Two freight
trains were attacked by Indians four miles
from Rapid City. The Indians fred several
voleys into town, to prevent the citizens from
going to the rescue. Another band attacked
Sulphur Springs station, killing one man and
running OF four horses. Two companies of
cavalry have started in pursuit
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Chinese Bill.

PHLADELpHIA, February "a. At a meet
ing of the ministers of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, an appeal to the President of the
United States was adopted, requesting him to
veto the Chinese immigration bill. \ similar
resolution was passed ut the meeting OF the
Baptist clergy.
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IT Baldness or DE ficie ncy OF Hair

Exists. or if the hair is gray, dry or harsh. the
natural youthful color can be restored BY us
ing London Hair Color Restorer," the most
delightful article ever introduced to the Amer
lean people for increasing its growth, restor-
ing its natural color, and at the same time a
lovely hair dressing and bcautitier. 1t is to-
tally different from all Others not sticky and
gummy. and free from all impure ingredients
that render many other articles obnoxious in
fact it is exquisitcly perfumed and so Clearly
and elegantly prepared as to make it lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury.
j. \. TYNEs, PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson y. c., writes Some ten wears ago
my witcs hair commenced falling and got
very thin and turned gray but after using
"London Hair Color Restorer" the scalp be-
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, the
color was restored, and is now growing beau
tifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorcr. Price. - cents bottle. Six bot
ties. 81. Main Depot for the L. s.. $50
North Sixth street. Philadelphia Sold by
Partridge Bros, Augusta. sepl9+eodSwtf
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superior Court-Judge Whitehousc.

MONDAY. Fen. n.
No. 81. Howard b. Wyman W. Frank
Bowman. Stevens for ptf, Heath for delft.
This is an action of trovcr to recover the val
ne of pair of oxen, alleged to be 500. The
pitt. AT the March term of the Sup. Jud. Court.
1877, was def, in an action of replevin for
the same oxen, and got judgment for their re-
turn. On the writ of restitution the oxen
cond not be found. In such eases the COM
mon remedy would be an action on the reple-
vim bond. But the ptf. says the oxen were
undervalned and hence the bond became
an inadequate remedy. 1t is a question OF
law whether this suit can be maintained. AZ
ter the testimony had been got out, the
counsel agreed to report the same to the law
court for their decision. No afternoon scsr
sion.
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PRINCE EDW ARDS ISLAND.
Severe Storm.

tH>RLorTETowN, February -. During
terrific storm SUNDAY. the Catholic church at
Cardigan road, the Presbyterian church at
Souri,. and the railway coal shed at sum
merSidc. were blown down. Other casual
ties are reported The snow in railway cut,
il Ii to ~ feet deep.
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Court Matters.

san FEASCIsco, February -. The trial
of John II. Snow, formerly first officer of the
American bark c. o. Whtmore. for the muir
der of James r. Edward. Il seaman on board
that vessel. commenced this morning in the
[ 'nited States circuit court Thomas Pea
body. master of the Whtmore at the time of
the death of Edward, who is under inlict-
ment in Boston for the same offence as Snow.
was present.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.


BELGRADE. february "a. There has been
some renewal Of disturbances on the Albanian
frontier Of Servia. which is likely to lead to
recrimination between Serya and the Porte.
A large body of Albanians made an incursion
into Servia, and were pursued and re-crossed
the frontier
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ARK ANSAS.
Legislative Matters.

LITTLE Rock. February -. The House
has passed bill reducing the salaries of the
Governor and Supreme Judges 10 S2500, and
Auditor. Circuit Judges and Treasurer to
$1,000. The pay of members of the legisla-
ture is fixed at five dollars per day.
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Destructive Fire.

PORTLAND, February -. Fire on Middle
street, thi, evening, in the Evans building.
dry goods OF J. IL. Rincs 4 Co.. from $1,000
To $1,000. Insurance on stock, sly 600.
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.
FoRTY.FIFTH CONGRESS.
Second Session.
WASHINGTON, February "a.
Senate.

nv "'ii tit sttTtttFN OF the
navy TO accept the snip Jeannette for the Arc
| ne expedition was passed.
Mr.. Hamlln ffum the committee on foreign
relation. reported adversely on the senate bill
to grant American ocean cable and telegraph
association OF Philadelphia privileges to lay
lahu cables etc.
Mr' Allison from appropriation committee,
reporter suhurN amendments To the dehclen-
oH appropriation Dlii, ana gave notice that ne
would call 1t up as soon as the army bill was
uisposeu o.
MI 'amcron gave notice that as soon as
'he army OIL was disposed OF he would call
up tne resolution reported by the committee
Oh eiec'iohs declaring torbln entitled to
sea- III tIie senate from South Carolina.
Ai'er conclusion OF the morning business
tne senate resumed the army Appropriation
plli ana discussion upon the clause allowing
r"i'roaus the use OF thelr telegraph lines for
commercial purposes was continued.
Mr. Jones spoke IN favor OF the bill.
W. bayard spoke Ill opposition, denying
inc power OF congress to adopt the proposed
measure anu argued That II congress had the
power 10 add 10 the powers OF corporations
created pv states. II had the power to detract
from those powers, If congress could turn
raiiway company INTO a telegraph company
connanv ~ VI ''''N
Mr.. Donald also opposed the whole clause
ana sand 1t was proposed to engratt upon
railways new corporate powers and authorize
them to engage III business entirely different
from that for which they were chartered.
Mr.. Jones OF FLORIDA said nothing was
compulsory IN the proposition. 1t twas volun-
tary with railways whether they would under
take the TRANSMISSION OF commercial tele-
grams or not.
Mir. Merrlman argued that congress had the
power TO pass the proposed measure. The
Western mon Company was organized by
New York Tor the transmission of news
throughout the country. Congress had the
power TO regulate the TRANSMISSION OF news
Just as 1t had the power 10 regulate the postal
system. Did not doubt that congress had
the power to create n great corporation for
the TRANSMISSION of news, or tor carrying the
mails throughout the world.
Mr.. Mcdonald SAID that State could grant
such powers to railways h" did not doubt, but
denied that congress had the power to confer
additional charter rights.
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CALIFORNIA.
The Chinese Bill.

New YORK, February ~. A San Francis
co despatch says resolutions were adopted at
the Metropolitan church last evening and will
be sent to the President to-day, urging him in
the name of 1.-TWO thousand Christian citizens
to sign the Chinese bill as measure of Chris
tian civilization"
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sidney locals.

Uncle Jimmy paugher,y died az the town.
farm last Friday. lie was a soldier in the
battle Of Waterloo, being either 80 or SO at
that time, thus making him 30 years of age.
Eight men with their wives took a degree
in the Sidney Grange last Saturday evening.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.

EreaiHg Report
NEw YORK February ~.
Money loaned AZ c-ai- v cent. on CALL closing ut
2-90- per cent
Sterling is5 ais5 for long, and 4ss 4s4t for short
sight.
Carrying rates, I-a2-; borrowing ratss, 3ha.