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Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LoNpoN, June p. The Times says the
silver market mt the close yesterday. was
steadier than during the week. Ii is stated
that yesterdays purchase was for Austria.
Hardly any demand for India but should
Austria prove to be a large buyer, further
fall in prices may perhaps he arrested.
Government has decided to oppose the sec
ond reading Of the Irish University bill
Paris. June %. Tirarl, minister of agr-
culture, submitted to the Senate bill in
creasing government power to deal with the
Colorado beetle.
There is prospect OF bismarck realizing
his wish for speedy increase of the revenue,
the Rcichstag approving government propos-
ais by II large majority.
The insurrection in Algeria is ended. Four
Thousand insurgents are in the hands of the
French.
Gen Myer, chief of the United States sig
nal office, has arrived from Rome, cnroute to
London.
The collapse of the scheme for supplanting
Prince jerome by his son Victor, in Napole-
onic succession, is complete.
VERSAILLES, June 20. The legislative
committee report in favor of re-establishmcnt
of divorce in France.
BERLIN, June 81. The tariff committee
adopted Frankcnsten's motion providing
yearly yield from the customs and tobacco
taxes, in excess of fixed amount to be remit
ted to the federal States in proportion to the
population.
The commission has confirmed duties on
cotton and cotton goods
vienna, June % News from Sofia saws
there have been several encounters between
the Turks and Macedonian insurgents. in
which the latter were defeated Their at
tacks on the block-house at Delabar. were re-
pulsed with great loss.
RoME, June %. A monument was inaug
urated yesterday at Custozza, in memory OF
the slain in the battle between Italians and
Austrans the oath of June, &c. Prince Am
adeus represented Italy, and Field Marshal
Count Won Thun Hohnstern, Austria. A
delegation from the Italian parliament and
army were present. All the speeches were
expressive of cordial sentiments towards the
Austrians.
The ministerial crisis has been averted, the
Chambers having referred the decision of the
Senate on the grist tax to a commission.
LISBON, June 20. Two eases of yellow fe-
yer in the adjacent village of Soronto.
Crop reports are favorable.
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MAINE UNIVERSAiIST CONNEN-
TION.


LEWISTON. June 25 There were prayer
meetings at five and eight o'clock in the
morning.
At 6 o'clock Rev. G.. l.. Demarcst, secrcta-
ry of the convention. spoke on financial at-
fairs of his association asking aid.
The annual sermon by Rev. G.. \. Hayden
of Portland, was from Revelation ii. T.
In the afternoon the treasurer gave his re-
port, which was referred to a special commit
tee.
A report was made on changing the consti-
tuition respecting delegates from societies.
At q, communion exercises, conducted by
Rev. Messrs. Haskell, Smith and Wales.
In the evening, State Missionary work,
with report by Rev. |. J. Mead, missionary
followed by discussion.
There has been very large attendance to-
day.
Bates Anniversary.
| The anniversary exercises of the Bates Col
lcge Alumni Association were held at the
Main street Free Baptist church. this after
noon, commencing at 3 o'clock. Vice Presi-
dent Henry W. Oakcs presided. Prayer was
offered bv Rev. Mr. Morey of Gorham, \. II
An organ voluntary was played by Miss Sum
ner. +. b. Stanford the poet appointed fol
the occasion, was not present, and no poem
was delivered. The orator was Rev. c. A.
Bickford of Pennington, n. H., who took fol
his theme, ''Protestanism VS.. Romanism.'
1t was an able and eloquent Grafton. Col
Thomas Wentwo orth Higgins delivered an elo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
MAINE CONGREGATIONS CONFER
ENCE.
Second Days Exercises.

WINTHROP, june %. The morning session
was the anniversary of the Maine Missionary
Society. Successful work has been done
but the hard times have caused debt. Prompt.
ed by Rev. Smith Baker of Lowell enthusias
tic pledges were made for the support of tn,
State Missionary Society the coming year.
The conference received with marked fl
vor the eloquent annual sermon bv Rev Geo
X. Merrill of Biddcford. on the gospel pat,
tern of missionary work.
In the afternoon the WOmans' Board OF
Missions held a crowded and earnest meet
ing.
President Chamberlain addressed the con-
ference on the mutual relations ot Bowdoin
College and the churches.
The Boston Secretary spoke for the great
benevolent societies.
The committee on Bangor Seminary re-
ported favorably, and recommended enlarged
instruction in languages.
Hon. Joshua Nye and Principal Burr pre-
sented the claims of the IIallowcll Classical
School The school has won u first place in
instruction, but needs and deserves funds.
Mrs. Daniel p. Stone of Maiden, has given it
$4,000; Benjamin Sewall of Boston, $1,000
and others. $1,000. The coming year So om
more will be raised.
The evening hour brought weighty re-
port from DIR. lIamln ON crceds, and an ami
mated discussion of the missionary work in
the State-,he most stirring meeting of tn,
session
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Accident.

RIonMoNp, june 81 The Sagadahoc ic,
house fell last night, caused by improper
snoring Loss estimated at five thousan,
dollars.
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MAINE BAPTIST MISSIONARY con.
NENTION.
Second Days Proceedings.

BANGOR, june q. At the Baptist Convcn-
showing that thirteen ministers were tlcccas-
ed during the year
The report of foreign missions was read by
Rev. II. W. Tilden of Augusta Amount of
contributions from the State, for foreign
fields. Si,5jS II. Reports on home missions.
publications and temperance, were also read
The report of committee on credentials was
made by Rev. \. \. Smith of Turner, show
ing - ministers. - layincn and six visiting
brethren present.
vote of thanks was extended to the
churches of Bangor for their Kindness in en-
tcrtaining the convention. also to railroad
and stcambort companies, for reduction of
fare.
Augusta was fixed upon as the place for the
next meeting. Preacher, \. r. Dutton; al
tcrnate, W. II. Spencer, Water,ile
A meeting of the Baptist Educational Soci-
ETY. elected the following officers
President-Rcv. J. McWhinnic.
NicePresidcnt-Rcv 4. r. Crane.
Rec. Sec'y-Rcy. W. o. Aver.
Rev. Dr. Robbins delivered an eloquent
sermon in the evening.
Accident.
RcnMoNp, June 81 The Sagadahoc ice
house fell last night. caused by improper
snoring. Loss estimated ut five thousand
dollars.
TnoM>sroN, June 2G. Mrs. Rcbecca
Owen, wife of David Owen of south Thom-
aston. committed suicide yesterday afternoon
in the absence of her husband She fastened
at the top of the stairs. Mental depression
the cause.
Held for Trial.
BANGOR. June %. Ed Jones. the burglar
arrested here Yesterday, was bound over to-
day in the sum of 81 900 Failing to get
bonds he was committed to jail to await trial
in August.
DAMARIsCoTTA, June -. House and out
buildings of Fred Brewer, Southport, was
destroyed by fire Tuesday night. Fully in
surcd.
PardOned.
PORTLAND, June -. John q. Winship.
attorney, sentenced by the United States
ruptcy. has to-day received his pardon from
President HAYES. His sentence Is about half
served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
NEW YORK.

lire.
BUFFALO June -. The Empire and Ma
rine railways and several small houses are
burned and the linsced oil factory badly dam
aged. Loss S70.000.
Fatal Accident.
4 car on the Atlantic EXPRESS. Lake Shore
road containing a funeral party OF eleven
persons, left the track and turned over. injur-
ing six persons three fatally.
Fight.
New YORK, June %. In a longshorcmen's
fight, last night, policeman was horribly
beaten and one longshoreman badly used up.
At one time an extensive riot was imminent,
but pluck of police queled it.
Yachting.
Yacht Wien won the ocean yacht race.
Yesterday. beating the other yacht | minute
80 seconds.
The great tower on this side of East river
bridge is completed
Indicted.
Ex-Supcrvisor Ackerman has been indicted
for embezzlcment of Sl3000 from New Ro-
chellc.
Not Guilty.
Lyman Hay, recently convicted and sent to
State Prison at Auburn for 20 years on the
charge of outrage on young girl, is said tn
be innocent, as a man named Corwin has
confessed mt Meriden he was the criminal.
Corwin has fed TO Canada The case goes to
GOV. Robinson Immediately.
The Murderer.
A crowd of curious people gathered this
morning to see tho murderer of Mrs. Hull.
who arrived and was taken to police head
quarters.
Assigned.
John W. Lewis. who recently assigned to
John II. Davenport, is found to show liabli-
ties of $3.50, ,s52 nominal assets, SOL 300;
real assets, S2l6,000; loss on mortga gcs
S2l2 900.
Failure.
\ schedule eff Andrew, W. H. and George
Stewart show liabilities Sli9,3S6; nominal
assets. S262 ,30S; real assets, $50, Dps.
Corner in Wheat.
/ There is corner at the Produce Exchange
on No. spring wheat for june delivery and
the advance to-day and yesterday has been %
! bushc.
Conspiracy.
Now that Cox, the murderer of Mrs. Hull,
| is secured, it is announced that Il most inta-
nous conspiracy was hatched up by certain
parties here, who are known to the police. to
connect DIR. Hull with the murder.
Yellow Fever.
The captain and two seamen of schoones
Cumminger, from Para died of yellow fever
on the passage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
THE EGYrTIAN QUESTION.
Satisfactory Disposition Of the Khedive.

CAIRO, June 2j. Though the abdication
of the Khedive appears imminent, it is not
signed
CoNsTASTISoPLE, June 25. II is believed
that the Porte will consent to the abdication
of the khedive
ALEXANDRIA, June -. The official an
nouncement by the President OF the council
of ministers declares that all news circulat-
ing about the Khedive is false.
The Khediye will not be abdicated, but will
proceed to Constantinople, leaving Tewfik
Pasha as Regent. The situation is thus sat
sfactorily arranged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

An unknown tramp outraged and murdered
Mrs. McCullum, near Pleasant Grove Suter
Co., Cal, Tuesday.
1t is estimated that the sugar product of
Havana is about 10000 tons in excess of
laat year. notwithstanding the enormous loss
of cane by fire.
The Hudson Bay Company's post at Mat
tawa, was damaged $1,000 by fire, yester-
day.
Robert Jones, colored, was hanged publicly
at Raleigh, y. C.. Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
THE INDIANS.

BISMARCK. June %. The agent at Wolf
paint Upper Missouri, reports the Indians
without supplies. Friday, Indians broke up
camp, preparatory for sun dances and hunt
for something to eat. There were 800 bucks
with three times that many ponies and Amer
lean horses. Every man had rifle and belt
of cartridges.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
NEW MPSIlIRE


Legislative.
CoNcoRp, June -. The Legislature has
passed Il resolution endorsing the vctoes
Celebration.
The centennial anniversary of the towns of
New London and Adover were celebrated
with appropriate exercises
Drowned.
NJ MANCHESTER, June 25. Henry Morrill,
and George Plummcr were drowned while
tishinr.
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[.irn.

In Bath. June u. Margaret Flaherty. aged 20
y"ar., june %, Geo w, son of Francis and Caro-
line Walker. aged L. years months.
In fhipsburg. june u, Ruth r., wife of Oliver X.
Spinney, aged 81 years 10 months.
In WHterN ille june l., Capt. Winsow Roberts,
aged - years month Is DAYS: june l3, Mrs. Loyna
L. lndEins, aged u years, wife of Mr.. stephen II.
.Judkins.
In Monticello, Iowa, May 4, Mrs. Sana :. Nor
gan, formerly of Water, lille.
la l.ockport, Ill., June II, Mrs. Eliza Is. Hawley,
daughter of the late Timothy Is Haywood, formerly
OF NaeT,ile, aged about 90 YEAR,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

BASE BALL.

At Brockton, Observation-Disclosures 6,
King Philips o.
At Providence, II. I.-Proyidenccs ., Bos-
tons =.
At Troy, New lork-Troys ), Syracuse
Stars |.
At Albany, \. Y.-tbanys IL, Hop Bit
tiers I.
At Cincinnati, Ohio-Chicagos :. Cincin-
natis ,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
ILLINOIS.
Bi-MetallIc League.

CriC>no. June -. An association was
formed here yesterday with the name "Bi-
Metallic League of Chicago" C.. Il. Law
renee was chosen President, and several vice
presidents, secretaries, treasurerS and cNecu-
tive committees were also elected. Addresses
were made by leading advocates of the doc
trine
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
lOtlISIAN Ma.
Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, June %. The constitu-
tional convention adopted an article prohibit
ing the State or any parochial or municipal
corporation from subscribing to stock of any
enterprise, or in any way assuming liabilities
of any surh cOmDany
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

Mr.. VIM. J. Cuddy, local editor of the
Omaha Republican, recently married Miss
Della Nav Mason, who was born on Cushnoc
Heights in this city. Her father is Charles
f. Mason, cousin to Dea. f. A: Mason of
this city, who removed West some ten years
ago, where the family has since resided
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
Weather Indications for To-Day.

For New England and the Middle States.
southeast to southwest winds, stationary
temperature, partly cloudy weather and oc-
casional light rains, stationary or higher
pressure possibly followed in the northern
portions by falling barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
A CAR D..

Mrs. Weymouth fakes this opportunity 10 show hei
.ciailon of the many kndnesses rendered her by
her friends both Masons and others during the i'll
ness of her husband and Ieularly her great graft
tude to the officers and attendants of the Hospital
during Mr. Weymouth's last sickHess; and also foi
the kind and delicate attentions shown her on that
occasion.
fiallowe June ~. 1879.
JTLJA T.. WEl MOUTH.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

The committee of arrangements, for the
annual Piscatorial Fete of the Kennebec As
sociation on CobbOssee Contee Lake, July
4th, have engaged the Readfeld Band to fur
nish music for the occasion. There will be an
otf-hand rife practice. 200 yards, Crecdmoor
targets. open to all comers. The best indi-
yiiual score will be awarded the 'Grand
piscatorial Prize" which will be on exhibit
tion on Hodgdons Island the day of the con-
test. Major Gallagher, Dr. Martin, and
other crack shots will contend for the prize
The Cushnoc Heights Gun Club will have n
glass-ball tournament on the Island, and par
ticipate in the other sports of the day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
OHIO.
The Liquor Dealers.

ToLEDo, June -. The State Liquor
Dealers Association met here yesterday.
Every county was represented A consttu-
ton was adopted which includes IA section to
cxpel any member selling liquor to minor
or habitual drunkard A weekly paper i to
he started as their organ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
BOxyIOinhain Locals.

While George Stevens was at work in the
saw mill Tuesday afternoon, his left hand
came in contact with circular saw, and the
result was that he will probably lose the
thumb on his left hand besides having his
fore finger badly shaved.-The schooner X.
w. Denham, Capt. Denham, arrived at the
mill Tuesday afternoon to load with lumber
for New York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

We desire to call attention to the enter
tainment advertised in our columns by the
Young Ladies' Board of Home Missions, to
come off at Meonan Hall, on Friday even
ing of this week. An attractive stage en-
tcrtainment will be furnished, besides re-
freshments in abundance. Let there be a
good attendance. The cause is a most wor-
thy one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

The police yesterday morning seized a ten
gallon and five gallon keg of liquor. The
small keg was put off at the depot, and soon
gobbled up. The ten gallon keg, which was
marked "Woodhridge, Augusta" was dunno
ed at the west end oi the lIidge, where there
the box. They then went for a boat, with
which to ferry the "critter" across the river,
but they didn't ''pull for the shore" quite
quick enough, for Breen and Tyler made
good speed, seized the liquor and rolled it to
the police station. So the ''boatmen pale"
reached the other shore after the spirit had
taken its fight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
tHarrirD.

In Winthrop, June %, by Rev. $. +. smith, Mr.
r. ". Packard Of Readiied, TO Miss Sylvia a. smith
of Wayne.
In Woolwich, June IL, Mr.. Homer r. Corliss to
Miss Fannie =. webb, both of Woolwich.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

The haying season will this year commence
about two weeks later than usual, owing to
the recent cold and wet weather. The pros
pect is good for large hay crop.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


EreniHg Report
NEW YORK, June Is.
Money loaned at -d3- v cent. on call, closing at
2-a2a per cent.
Sterling. 1861 a4s for long, and 4ssi as for short
sight.
Carrying rates, l-ao-; borrowing rates, sig.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

qucnt Grafton before the college literary soci-
cites in the evening, at City Hall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
NOVA SCOTIA.
The VOyagers.

HALIFAX, June 20. The boat Uncle Sam,
with Captain Goldsmith and his wife, leaves
here tomorrow for England via Newfound-
land.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
MASSACHUSETTS.


MErurEN, June %, Frank Mccarthy. 9
years ot age, was drowned to-day while bath
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

WAYNr-State, J. S. Berry, A. F. John
son, l.. W. Fillcbrown. County, &. W.
Walton, j. 7. Stevens. B. +. Maxim.
GARpINER-Statc, VIM +. Richards, Io-
renzo Clay. David Wentworth, A. +. Wing.
Geo. +. Haley John Berry, II. G. Hamilton.
J. X. Osgood. A. H. =. Bufium, Edward
Robinson. County-D. &. Palmer, John
Berry, John +. Richards. James b. Ding
ley, VIM. Perkins, ii. NJ. Wentworth, Chas.
Lawrence. .Jr, Jos. Siphers, Gustavus Moore.
David Dennis. The Gardiner journal says
''The county delegates are supposed to be in
favor of l.. Clay for Senator, and II. NJ.
Heath for County Attorney"
! Delegates to the county convention;
PIrTsToN-L. w. Goodspeed, Benz. Fit
ner, Geo. W. Dow, ID. ii. Moody, J. NJ Car
penter.
WEST WATERvILLE--A. j. Parker, W. NJ.
| Aver, J. W. Grcely. c. NJ. Stevens.
CHELsEA-Stephen Cobb, J. W. Banch-
ard.
WINpsoR-Wm. Perkins, Jr., Francisco
Colburn. Granville Godding.
WEST GtRpINER-.Iohn A. Spear, John =.
Dudley, ID. T.. Merrill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

Gen. Totman the diminutiye specimen of
with the Lilliputan Opera Company, is now
visiting his Maine home in Richmond, on the
banks of the Kennebec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

VIM. A. Bartlett of Bangor, has been ap-
pointed Deputy Warden of the State Prison
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

The influx of summer visitors promises to be
greater than ever at all the watering places.
and the quiet country resorts in Maine. No
where can greater variety OF attractions be
found than upon our coast by our lakes and
rivers, and among our hills.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

Seven car loads of passengers passed
through the city, Yesterday afternoon, on the
way to Bangor, the most of whom were
bound for the republican State convention.
They are the solid, substantial men of the
State, just the kind to make up a republican
convention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
Aocal ano State Nfms.
Thursday, June 26, 1879.

Rockland appears to he Il lively town for
newspaper libel suits Fuller & Jones. pub
fishers of the Courier, have been sued by Mr..
l.. VI. Robbins, for SIC, 900 for libel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
Superior Court-Judge Whitehous~.

W EDNEsbAf June -.
In the case of Woodsum VS. Austin, for a
false arrest, given to the jury last evening,
they brought in verdict for the plaintiff for
$40.
No. 81. George w. Jones VS.. Marshall
Withheld & al. Orville ID. Baker for ptf ;
Heath & Wilson for deit. This action is
upon account annexed for appraising
furniture and other hotel property at
the Augusta House, attached by Whit
he'd and Emery, as the property OF
Harrison Baker, in 1873. Jones charge.
for "a days services at $40 per day. S5j, and
adds four years interest. The defence main
ly is that the charge is cxorbitant 1t is also
objected that although Whithed may have
employed Jones to do the business, Albcn F.
Emery who is sued with him in the writ, did
not. and is not responsible to Jones for the
expenses of the appraisal. The jury found a
verdict against Withheld for $40, and YER
dict in favor of Emery.
No. les. Lewis Corron VS.. Warren Brown
& al. Vose and Farr for ptf, T.. W. White
house for defts. This action is brought to
recover damages for a violation ofthe statute
regulating ferries. Corron the pitt. was ap-
pointed and licensed as ferryman at Lovejoy' 5
ferry, between Vassalboro and Sidney. by the
County Commissioners in August 1872, and
gave the bond required by law. The deft's.
are charged with interfering with the PITS
privileges by transporting passengers and
hay across the river, within the limits
assigned to the ptf. Trial unfinished.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

The expenditure of brain power too early
or too severely in childen often results in
physical debility; the use of Fellows Hypo-
phosphites exerts a singularly happy effect in
such cases. deOd&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
FORTY-SIxTH CONGRESS.
WAsHISoToN, june -.
senate.
Extra Session.

WAsHISGToN, June %
senate.
Mr. Eaton was appointed presiding officer
in absence Of the President pro tenn
\ communication on refrigerator ships.
was referred to the Epidemic Diseases COM
mittce.
A Joint resolution providing for the reInon.
citation of silver, was ordered printed.
A joint resolution by Mr.. Burnside, that
the intention of European powers, to estab-
lish snder their protection and domination, a
ship canal across the Isthmns. will not be re-
garded in any other light than that of un-
friendlness to the L. :. Referred to Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Salisbury replied to Mr.. Window, TAX
ing the dem. side of the question.
Mr.. Davis renewed the charge of alleged
difference of S94 ,000, 900 in the public debt
statement of 1869.
Mr.. Ingalls, replied that the testimony be-
fore the committee of investigation shows the
apparent discrepancy that exists in debt
statements is one that has arisen in consc-
quence of change in method of stating ac-
counts upon books of treasury and not from
misappropriation O. funds.
Debate cnsncd on alleged corruption of the
republican party.
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

Partridge Bros have for sale at their drug
stere, a cement which is a wonderful sticker
of crockerv, glass, wood or earthernwares.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

The steamer Henry Morrison" came up
river last evening, with flying colors, ready
To take her place on the summer route, be-
tween the kennebec and the islands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

ON Sunday morning last, Father Murphy
preached an aticctionatc and cminenly prac
iical sermon to his people al IIallowell. warn
ing them against making their worship for
NAL, but spiritual and full of life-giving pow
er, working through the heart into the life.
The sermon contained many beautiful,
christian thoughts finely expressed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26
House.

4 resolution by Mr.. Blackburn, that the
Committee on Rules sit during the recess, to
codity and simplify rules of the House, was
| adopted.
The House took up Senate hil excmptng
from license and other fees vessels not pro-
PEELED wholly by sail or by internal motive
power.
Conference report on bill relative 10 in
tcrcst on arrcarages of taxes in District of
Columbia was adopted.
A resolution was adopted calling On the
Secretary of War for information as to num-
ber Of massacres by Mexicans and Indians
in Texas since Jan /, 1873. Also the num-
Der and class of troops under comand of Gen.
Ord.
Senate hill exempting from license and en-
rollment fees vessels not propelled wholly by
sail or external mctivc of their own. was tai
ken up.
Long debate cnsucd.
Mr.. Acklin moved to recommit the bill.
democratic caucus was announced. The
announcement was received with applause
and laughter on the republican side
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-26

Miss Dora II. Wiley is to play with Rice's
ExtravangaZa company next season.