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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-04
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resbsridt oss Gbsfs bss fatiitii&sn Bu'
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me o.r Sabre 1878 uno 1874. Der
Dertb Der Musfubr eintsmildsr Daaren
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-04
D1s III ber rid,tioe ySea. Drpb

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lit ieit 3 Sabren an tieisem Wbeumatis.
mus unp prcbirte beinabe iebes Wiittel,
wetdeS bofiir anseratben wurbe Da
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lief ourd nleinen Drussilten cine 6laide
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falt auseublidlid uno lteute meine 6rau
pieeer pcllfcmmen her. SD empfabl es
mebreren Ysrionen, BET tenen bic 9lunen,
tung bon mleltsn sliidliben @rfolse be.
aleitet mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-04

6apanna. 0eneralcapitdn Blanep
mslost benz giee @eneralgouosrneur, bab
feline gscprte uno 40 Wann ireiwiltscr
&apauerte unter Befebl bss Sber flieute.
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Wrcpin3 Santa CLARA sine Nbtbeiluns Sns
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gen uno serileeut babsn. s. puroen babel
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fam pun Der Ylantass Nosle unD anberen
Orten mitseldlsppt batten. Die ipanildsn
5ruppeu. uelde pas Jeuern awtiaen ben
Qeutsn gfaparo's unb ben Sn1ursenten
bUrtsn. tamen terSsi unr balfen bic Nie.
bsrlase Res 6einbes gu elmer uoafanoisen
MAIDEN. IS purben nur wentse Spn ben
Spaniern Serwunoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-04

- Sn 6clse eines 5ormfeblerr, welher
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gOrunterluhuus sesen Staen besansen
wurbe, tsa6adtist pefen gsrtbeioiser um
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nm ben Sal Dor ben 0ueens Bend @s.
ridtsbof gu briusen, oamit pieler oas Ser.
fapren bsr 6riebensridter umfobs. Die
Nlii1en werben an, IL. t. 50. tu Garrid
am Sbannun erDfnet, wOrauf bic Sale
ben @rObsefhwcrenen iiberseben psrben
iullen. Die Srpne wirS bann usberwei.
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miifon pss Susens Bend @eridtstofes
in Dublin sprlAlasen. 8ilen bat erfldrt,
ss wsroen In ben @erihtsbDisn semille
erliaunlide Mabressln ,u ieinsn @untsn
aetroffen werben. Mebrere 5srrsn aus
Slisc waren bersit. 9ars1aaft fir itn 3u
leifsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-04
Aus oem Snpian.r Territcrium er.

- Nu5 Dem Snoiantr Eerritorium er.
balten rbir pon Sort @npplp, fclsenoc
Mittbeiluns: 5err g. Brsnninser, Elm
Mitslieo Der U.uiif res 23. Ser. ct.
Snlunterie. Nesiments. sdreibt .,Dard)
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&&u,s's 6amburser IrDpfen
III meine 0uuilie 10 an pieies wOtltbdtiSe
Wsittsl 3epSbnt, oab mir nidt mebr cbns
balielte iein fSnnen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-04
Gin nit dronilbem Nbeumati8mu

- Gin nit droniihem IbeumatiSmus
bebafteter Wann iast: n8eine Beldreis
buns meineS Sales lam bic Wobltbaten
auiablen, bic mir onrd s bnlpnS
4n oo pne Eminent ;u Ebeil Sewcr.
ben lino. sd slaIte. es 1T bas bette
Wittel in Der gA3elt sesen NbeuuatismuS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-04

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ncptl abrsiite, ,puroe Elm 8srtras swil lAen
Rublano uno Der pfOrte ssidloNsn, mel.
der In sewiHen 5allen bic poqs &raft si.
ner Nllian3 baben wirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-04
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= Die SdpteS5elt Dat be30nnen. In
trelder ieber Beiiber bon Yierben. 0tiuo
pieb, Sdafen, Sdmeinen uub 5eoerpieb
nit benz @ebraud bon Sberioaus
s GonbitionB B oip E r tesinHen iolite.
Gs 1T fi}r ans natbmeneis fir ben gDiAter.
Mun taufe Sbericans, bic srpbsa padste
iine tpertblcs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-12-04
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jOrttat elmer @Tsbs.bnna, nm ben yta'
msn sines Utannss su dnbsrn, wa6reno
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tbrss @nbstsrs bsbarf nm ben ibrigsn 3u
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15
EXECUTION or TWO MURDERERs.
A Reprieve Granted, but its Arrival was
One-HaIf Minute Too Late.

MArcI CmSK. Pa. January H. What
was thought would be one of the quietest exc
cutions which ever took place here. proved
most exciting. 4 reprieye from Gov Hart
ranft arrived here one-haf minnie after the
drop fell just thirty seconds too late TO save
their lives.
Both Mcdonald and Sharpe proclaimed
their innocence of the murder OF Smith.
The roprieye was received in Maurh Chunk
by telegraph at 1927, and the manager of the
Western Union Telegraph rushed to the Jail
with it. He rang the bell violently Tor about
half a minute. but the doorkecper did not
seem to understand that the despatch was a
repricve. 1t was from Gov. Hartranft, and
granted repreve until Monday.
There was great excitement in town when
news of the reprieve was made known. The
Sheriff said he had no idea that repricve
would be granted by the Governor. nor did
any of the authorities here anticipate such a
contingency
The friends of the prisoners took charge of
the bodies, which were put into collins in the
Jail.
HARRISBURG, January II. Gov Hartranft
did not reach the office until quarter before
ten, this morning. After hearing the attor-
neNs plea for Il respite of Mcdonald and
Sharpe. he decided. about 1870 to grant it.
The telegram was written and filed in the
telegraph office at 1895, and sent at 1896.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

BERLIN, January II. 70 the end of last
year the total number of iniuncti0ns issued
in accordance with the anti-sociaIist law was
As; which were applied 20 ls9 clubs and
societies, and So periodical and 20 nom peri
odical publications. The number Of persons
expelled from the Empire under the same
law, was go.
Several places in Prussia are still infested
with the rinderpest
CoNsTANTINoPLE, January Ia. The British
turret ship Thunderer has sailed for Malta
Official inquiry into the cause of the bursting
of the thirty-eight ton gun on the sth inst.
confirms the theory that the accident was
caused by the depression of the gun in load
ing, whereby the ball slipped forward, leav-
ing space of nearly six inches between the
bail and cartridge. NJ.
Hon. Horace Maynard o. s. Minister to
Turkey, has gone to America on a leave of
absence. FLA
Lord Salisbury, British Minister of Foreign
Affairs, has not yet definitely announced the
Porte's request for guarantee for the Turk
ish loan, and it is be1ieued the question will
bedeferred until the meeting of Parliament.
Sf. PETERsBuRG, January IA. An official
report states that there were 292 cases of
plague, of which 246 were fatal. in the village
of Mathanka, in the government of Astra-
chan, up to the 9th Of January
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15
Dirn.

In Foxboro', Mass Jan. 10TH Susan p, consort of
the late Frederic Taught of Sidney, aged 30 wears
months.
In Auburn Jan. ~, Mrs. Betsey widow of the
late Col. Leavit I.othrop of Leeds. aged 81 years
months.
wears: 10, Mr.. Edgar shaw, aged II years; Mrs.
Elizabeth Flemming, aged 81 Z months: Mrs.
Martha Ann Hastings. aged ~ wears months Mrs.
OTIS y. Mixer. aged - wears months.
In Dexter Dec. %, Miss Lizzie Page, aged 20 years
months.
In south sangervile, Jan. 3, Mrs. Hannah Hayden,
aged "A
In Winslow. Jan. z, Miss Emma +. johnson aged
% wears months.
In Benton. Jan. t. Mrs. Worthing aged 65 years;
9th. Mr. Isaac Abbott aged 63 wears 5 months.
In Albion, Dec. 81, Mr.. Abram Morrison, aged %
years.
At Belgrade Hin, Jan. 8, Mr.. Josiah NJ Hallet,
aged ~ wears 3 months.
In Bristol, Dec 81, Mrs. Emily Cudworth, aged IS
wears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15

MACHIAs, January IA. In court, this fore
noon, in the ease of SAWYER vs.. Portland,
Bangor and Maclnas Steamboat Company,
the jury gave verdict for the defendant.
Damaged by Fire.
BIDDgFoRp, January IL. About O'Clock
Tuesday morning, Mr.. Foss, clerk of the
BiddCtord House, discovered fire in room No.
220, occupied by Mr.. Howe. of the firm of
Howe, Hilton < Co.. Portland. The fire
spread rapidly, but was finally controlled and
confined 10 one section of the house. The
damage TO building and contents was about
$1,000. Cause OF the fire was overwhelming
the room by a wood stove, setting fire to the
wood work round the chimney. The stock of
boots and shoes DIVIDED by Mr.. Cove. in the
store under the hotel, was damaged by water.
All are fnlly insured.
Wreck of IA Maine Ship.
A despatch from Milford Haven, Sosth
Wales, states that the American ship Thomas
NJ. Reed, Capt. Small. from San Francisco
for Liverpool, went ashore on the breakers in
fresh water, near Lynnshcad, Monday. The
sea was running very high, and although the
rocket apparatus was soon on the spot great
difficulty was experienced in getting line on
board. BY means of line. twenty of the
crew were saved. Three men were washed
overheard and drowned Lloyds' agent pro-
ceedcd to the wreck, and Is saving all the
cargo that comes ashore. mainly boxes of
canned meat and fish. The sands. for more
than mile, are strewn with the cargo and
broken spars. The ship is total wreck.
The Tomas NJ. Reed left San Francisco.
Sept. 18th, and made the voyage in safety to
within about ten miles of her destination. She
was built at Bath. Me-. in 1877, where she
was owned, and registered 1907 tons
Death.
BANGOR, January IL. Mrs. Galivan, who
was badly burned recently by her clothes
taking fire from stove, died from the effects
of her wounds, to-day.
Close of National Bank.
AT the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Traders National Bank, held to-day. it
was voted to close the business. The bank
was incorporated in 1858. and re-organzed in
1865. Mr.. T.. Trask has faithfully performed
the dutie, of cashier during the twenty five
years of its existence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The general assembly of Providence, COM
menced the January session in that city, to-
day.
A fire in the Montreal General Hospital,
yesterday, created great excitement among
the patients. 1t was soon extingnished.
The Kansas legislature convened Yesterday.
A complete organization will take place to-
day when the Governors message will be
sent in.
The stockholders of the st National Bank
of Comic, n. H., voted yesterday that the
bank go into liquidation, and that the officer,
of the bank close it up as soon as possible
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THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
More Testimony Concerning the Forged
signatures.

WAsiHNGToN, January II. The Potter
Committee examined J. Henry Birch. one Of
the presidential electors at large. of Louisi-
ana. This testimony wa, to the effect that he
signed the second set of certificates. having
been advised there was informally in the
first act. lie knew nothing of forgery of sig
natures, except what he had learned from
newspapers and conversations. II was quite
true he forged no signature.
Witness Kelley was recalled, and after
much pressure stated positively that the name
of Jefierous was forged, but was not quite
sure that Levisees' was also forged
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15

CENTRAL AMERICA.
End of the Panama Revolution.

New YORK, January IA. Panama dates of
the 9th inst state that the revolution in that
city has ended by the peaceful retirement of
Correosof from the presidency of the state.
He is succeeded by j. X. Casorla, an adher-
ent of Gen. Truxillo, the president of the Re
public.
President Guarda visited Admiral Rogers
at Costa, on the I'd inst, in the frigate Pen
sacola. A battery Of Krupp siege guns has
recently arrived at Honduras, besides which
over 10000 breach-loading rifles have been
purchased by the same government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15
Marrien.

In Camden. Jan. eth, Cant. Archelaus W. Smithe
Of Brewer. 10 Miss Cassie Hemingway.
In West Camden, Jan. 4. Fred v. Buzzell to Miss
Nellie G.. Paul both of Camden.
Ia Bangor, Jan s. VI. F. Herring of Dexter, to
Mis- " l.. Baker of Berlin Falls, Y. II.
In Parknan, Jan. /, Charles Bailey of Cambridge
to Miss Ada Whitney of Parkman
In Forest City. Dec a, Henry W. Budden of For
est City, to Miss Clara +. Patterson Of Y. b.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15

The friends of the Monument Association
had the satisfaction of seeing Granite Hall
well filled on the second entertainment last
evening. -Four exceedingly funny pieces
were performed, bringing out the versatility
Of the company, and bringing down thehouse
We will not mention the names of those paa-
ticipating in the plays; where all did so well
it would be invilious to discriminate. The
music by llanagan's Orchestra, and the char
acter singing by viii Rowse, Warren Taylor
and Hiram Wilson, was well up to the stand
ard of professionals. The tables looked very
attractive, and were apparently well patron
lied. The post office, the guessing arrange
ments. and even Capcn's Geographic line,
running around the hall were captivating de-
vices for extracting the pennies from the
pockets of the people. Several drawings of
monuments were exhibited, that our people
may examine and choose for themselves. Adj
ditions were made TO the membership of the
Association, and we are glad to know that the
dinner was well patronizcd.
Another attractive programme is offered
lOr inns evening. tnert DclnS lfree I1NclV
tarccs in the list OF stage entertainments.
From the good things in that line given last
evening. the public may know what to expect.
The dinner nj the common council rooms,
between II and to-day. should be remcm-
bcred by the hungry public. 1t will be got
ten up by the Methodists and First Baptists
For the nice little daily publication during
the Fair, entitled ''The Corner Stone" the
public are indebted TO Mr. l.. McMurdie. who
conceived the idea Of its publication. and who
has had the entire editorial control of its col
unns. Mr.. McMurdie is doing grand work
tor this Fair as he did for that of last winter
And in saying this we do not in the least de-
tract from the labors of the Directors, c. b
Morton, G. II. Brick. and Z. o. Vickerv and
the Vice President and Secretary, Geo W
Jones, and II. f. Blanchard and the ladies of
the city.
Legislative Notes and Gossip.
The Committee ON Agriculture will hold a
meeting in Representatives Hall, this even
ing at = o'clock. at which time the Trustees
of the State College will he given hearing
Addresses will be made by Hon. j. c. Madi
gan of Houlton. Prof. W. A. Pike of Orono
Prof. NJ. C.. Fcrnald of Orono. Rev DR.
Allen and other gentlemen. Members of the
legislature and public generally are invited
to he present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15

NEW YORK.
Bank Closed.

OswEGo, January IA. The City Savings
Bank closed this morning
Gen. Grant.
A Paris despatch says that Gen. Grant
leaves Saturday for Marsciles, to sail thence
for India ON the following Thursday, 22d in
the regular French steamer of that date. He
does not wait for the United States steamer
Richmond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15

Fifty volumes of currant literature have
recently been added to the Augusta Library
tons. The library will be open next Satur-
day afternoon and evening, and will continue
open on Saturday afternoons and evenings.
for the benefit of all who have right to take
out books. Annual subscriptions are solicit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Murderer Hung.

ST.. JOHN, January H. Thomos Dowd was
executed at st. Andrews. at SIS A. NJ, for
the murder of Thomas Edward Ward. at New
River on the sth of September last. His
death was instantaneous. About sixty per-
sons were present. Dowd made a confession
solemnly declaring that Mrs. Ward was en-
tirely innocent of Wards death
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15

CINCINNATI, January A.. Tow boat Ed.
Hobbs, lying above the city, was cut down
and sunk by an ice barge loaded with nails,
The Ice Gorge.
The heavy ice gorge which has been ex-
peeted from Maysyilie, arrived this afternoon,
and is now passing down by the city. There
is no material damage yet. The losses by
the passage of the ice last night, aggregate
about $1,000, almost entirely confined, to
barges and coal. f&
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15
NOVA SCOTIA.
Wrecked Crews Rescued

HALIFAX, January IA. Steamer Alphonsis,
from ST. Thomas and Bermuda, arrived last
evening. She had passenger and SO ship
wrecked seamen from the latter place. They
belonged to the English steamers Kate and
Sartington. 81
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Return of the I,ifr.ShiD.
CONNECTICUT.
The Cobb Trial.

NORWICH January "A. In the Cobb trial,
the forenoon was occupied by the State with
introduction of testimony in rebuttal of that
of the defence.
Suicide.
New HAVEN, January A. Chas. $. Doug
lass, aged &C, Respondent from blindness,
drowned himself in bath tub last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
Erening Report.

Ereniag Report.
NEW YORK January "a
Money loaned at p a3Iv cent. on call closing at
ID per cent
Sterling, 4sI ais4 for long, and fs7i for short
sight. svn tH
Gold ut par. u -rnaf Fra
Carrying rates, i-a2-; borrowing rates, $40. sti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-01-15

The Tennessee river has risen thirty-eight
feet, and is still rising. Chattanooga reports
no damage in that city, but there are small
losses further up the river $3.50