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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-20

Enlarged May LIST. 1870. Price unchanged.
The only combination of the true Jamaica Ginger
with choice aromatics and French brandy for correct
Ing incorporate habits, regulating the stomach and
bowels, breaking up colds, chs, and feNers, Is SAN
FoRDsJAMAICA GINGER. For relieving equity and
rheumatic pains, preventing maaral fevers, and pro
noting sleep ii is truly wonderful Ask for SAN
FoEDs. augli-iw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-20

THE cure effected In my case by SAuoBD'e RADICAL
L CrER was so remarkable that II seemed to those
who had suffered without relief from any Of the usual
remedies that Il could not be true lthereiore maue
afhdavit to It before Seth J. Thomas Esq, Justice OF
inc ree GEORGE =. prNsMoRE. pnreoIsr. BOSTON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-20

Elder Ivory Ellis died in Saco, Wednesday
morning, At the age Of 81 years. Camp Ellis,
at the mouth Of the river, takes its name from
him.
Mr.. Henry Gordon, who owns the peach
orchard in Lyman, will this year raise about
260 bushels Of peaches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-20

DR,J,A,SHERMA
AZ Milk ST.. Boston - Principal ONCE PSI Broadwa

call sefI sherman
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-20

&777 YEAR and expenses to agents. Outfit
~ 4 free. Address i. q. NICkERi, Angus
IN. Maine. septn iW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-20

OF Mouth and expenses guaranteed to Agents.
OIL Outfit free. SHAW Co., Augusta, Ne.
septQIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-09-20

WYE have sold sAxYoRp's RADICAL CrRE for nearly
w one year and can say candidy tn,t We neve'
sold a eimfiar preparation that gave such universe
sstisfscton. We have yet to learn Of the frst com
p'.'"'' a. d. BALDWIN 4 CO., WARRINGTON, ISp.
, 1879-06-01
FIRES.

AT SILVER REEF, UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Utah, May 31.-This morning &
fire broke out at Silver Rect, Utah, consuming
all the business houses on the vest side OF Main
street. and some twenty residences. The loss
Is estimated at $500,0Qp.
SILVER REEF, Utah, May 3t.-At about half
past o'clock this morning fire broke out on
the west side of Main street in plank sidewalk
In front OF q restaurant In ten minutes the
greater part Of the block In which the Harrison
House was situated Was IN flames. The fire.
spread rapidly west and south, strong wind
prevailing from the northeast. The Harrison
House, Pioneer restaurant, stores of Histen-
berg d Ponjade, Jacobs & Sultan, Segel &.
Marks, J. Schwartz, ]. H, Cassidy's saloon, and
the new P0st-Q Office were consumed before the
fire vas stopped on the south by Rlces fire.
proof building, occupied by the Leeds Ranking
Company, Wells, Fargo Is Co.'s express, rcle-
graph office, and Llddlc Brothers' store. On
the north It was cut of by cross street sixty
feet vide between the BarnuH restaurant and
the store Of Jacobs & Sultan. ali the business
houses on the west side OF the main main street
excepting Lidd1e Bros. & Co., and McManus s.
Rcade were burned. Some twenty Of the best
residences IN town are in ashes. The east side
Of the street, though badly scorched and black
sned, remains. The entire loss is estimated at
s5Mooo 1nsu1auce light. All danger seems
passed.
, 1879-06-01

In Douglass County, Oregon, a few weeks
ago, G. Smith shouuercd bis rifle and stroied
into the woods. rlleTe was snow on tic Ground
alid bear tracks on the snow. All At once q bune
cignamQn heaT appeared in the path. Tie crypk
al tlle Henry,a sharp reVerberahon among lhe
crags, the thundefous answer Of the beast, aud
Smith turned. The bear closed anl knucked tic
r1e into the air aud its owner upon the ground,
As he fell Smith heard the clear report Of rifle.
The hear was lying by his side, dead. Recover
ing. smith nth: looked for his rescuer. He saw no
looked into tile magazine. dc found but eipht
bullets, and the mystery was expialucd. io
starting on tho hunt lie had put ten bullets iu.
had fired one. sl4ot, unit' SO it must hare, heen
taat ts rue discharged itself in the fal proyi
, 1879-06-01

NEW YORK. Mar 31.-The General ConYcn-
ton OF the New Jerusalem Church in the United
States of America was continued to-day By ro-
llgiops services, which we're led By the Rev. DR..
]. R. Hubbard, Of Chicago.
The Trustees of the Jungevich Fund reported
that s, 700 volumes Of Swedenborgian works had
been distributed By them within the past year,
4,Gc0 volumes. Total number Of volumes dis
tributed within the last seven years, 45 0CQ The
sums Of money required from encli State Asso-
citation to pay the expenses OF the Convention
weee then announced, aud it was resolved to
take up collection for the same purpose to-
morrow.
4 committee was appointed to nominate ofIi-
GERS for the ensuing year, which will make its
report Monday, after which the Rev. ]. F. Potts,
Of GLASGOW, presented an address from the
English Conference,
, 1879-06-01
BANKRUPT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Mag 3l.-A majority Of the
Supreme Court at Jackson, Tenn, this morning
decided that the previous charter OF the City Of
Memphis has been valtdly repealed by the late
Legislature, and that the same people and the
same territory have been constituttona]ly rein
corporated under general laT providing for
the organization OF municipal corporations.
Judges freeman and Turnoy, in dissenting from
the opinion. hold that tile repealing not is valid,
unconstitutional and void. This decision sus-
tatns the present taxing district government.
4 salute Of 100 guns was fired from the Bluffs
this Afternoon Ia celebration OF the decision.
, 1879-06-01
EB0N c. 1NGERSOLL.
H1S SUDDEN DEATH ON FRIDAY MIGHT.
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune.

3Usc1dz L6StateA 70 1Ht 1f16NNe-
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 31.-The citizens of
Washington were shocked at an early hour this
morning b7 the information that ex-Reprcsenta-
tive Ebon G, Insersoll, brother and law partner
OF Col. Robert 1ngetsoll,' had died during the
night suddenly at bis residence in this city Of
heart disease. Mr.. lngerson had been very
actively engaged in business Of late, and haa
been unusually active among his friends He
vent home last night about 10 O'Clock, after
spending the evening as usual among bis ac-
qcaint3nces, and was almost immediately taken.
with severe attack Of the disease named, aud
shortly after became unconscious, and, in spfte
Of everything that was done to relieve him, be
died at O'Clock III the morning. a meeting Of
morning to make arrangements for attending
his funeral in body.
, 1879-06-01

u oD<esa. - I,"c'nna" Ht - s"''n.erc'a.. me,
"AfNEsV1LLE' o., May 2s'-Ihe first man
whom met this morning who pretended to
now ANYTHING Of the actors In the fearful
+r,oet,v rr,s Cant Gonoh niiot ~ +bo etaar,o-
eh"r1a,,- a. sn1a " ~ ~ ,,s ~ go sl'4a's, Mas,
s'4e. .'usA- no sao, e.an @s a3u -An91n ~apt' hqel
since the year lS6o, aud had never known
mean or small action In him, He had been on
several occasions to "Kildere Villa " with bis
wife to visit Cant Hoe1 and m M. ~ tr, -
Wy 'le's zap, nos4' 11u y eae =. sHe
these OCCASIONS Ars. HoeI had treated the Cap
tain with the utmost sarcasm, such as he Capt.
Cough weuld not have stood. He belieYed
that Capt. Hoel died a martyr.
In an interview With Eleapora Allen, this
morning, she told the story concerping the
tragedy, apparently straieht{y, and with 40
breaks or hesitation, and her manneri1npressed
one With the idea that she was telling the
truth On the day OF the shooting, she saYs,
she was at 'tKildere Villa" a1ll Tie Captain
requested her to look through sundry holes
that he had bored in the door leading iron,
Capt. Hoel's private room to the parlor. She got
un on stool and looked, nnd saw Mrs. Huel
sitting on the iap Of Dr. Hougb. Dr. Houek
had bis arm around the lady's waist, aud she
, 1879-06-01
PRESIDENT HAYES,
F01S7AF y = 01k-f1 I A1-A*
Hpeciuf Ditpd&ch to The Tribuue.


WAsn1sGTos, D. c., Aay s1-A politician
OF note, and near friend both of the President
and Secretary Sherman. while explaining that
tie President did nothing TO insure the nomiaa-
tion OF Foster, was asked If be did not believe
Hayes would accept denomination. He replied
as follows:
"Nobody knows; / doubt If any man in
politics would have the grace to refuse. but
say With great confidence that he will not
manipulate OF work for it. It will not disturb
his mind nor influence his political action in the
least He WAS perfectly sincere in what he
wrote disclaimingg any intention to look
Tor second term, and you will sec
tllat be will adhere to this strictly,
in the sense that he vll absolutely
abstain from using patronage or influence Of
his Office to secure renomination. But If he
is clearly bfaneless in that respect, and resists
that temptation. and II after oil the Convention
should renominate him, he could, 10 my judg-
meat, not only accept without any violation of
promise, but be would be q stronger candi-
date with the people under the circumstances
What some OF us see is that, with bis usual
good fortune. his conduct of the Administration
begins to tel! not only with the country but
with the party. 1t begins to be seen tha1 there
are no great scandals in his Administration.
It is clean. The pubic seryice
has not been as honestly or Us
economically conducted for many years. His
policy has given the country quiet and rest,
aud tue Democrats have done him an Invaluable
service in giving him an opportunity to show
the stuH that is in him, and bis opinions on this
class OF subjects. 1t is year yet before the
Convention VIII meet, and you NAV see that in
tliat tune ee will secure strong 1ootho1d with
, 1879-06-01
SUICIDE,
Hpecidl Dispatch to TIE Tribune


JOLIET, H., May 31.-About noon to-day the
body Of a laboriug man was found hanging from
the limb OF tree in the timber near Oulwood
Cemetery. The Coroner was notified,
and on his arrival the, body was
cut down and removed to the Court
House, where an inquest was held. The
idcntity Of the suicide has not been clearly cs-
tablishcd, as nothing was found OH lis person
to indicate hls name or occupation, but it is
believed that he worked either in ti,e rolling
mills Or Dillepan's foundry, apd that his name
was John Bedtrp,ap. No wltnsss has been
found, however. who can positively identify the
body. The man hui hung himself with . silk
handkerchief, selecting tree near fence, from
tue top eoard q which DC easily attached one
end OF the handkerchief to tile limb, adjusted
the other end around his neck, and stepped of
a dinner-pail containing the remnants of
dinnaf was at the foot of the tree, and on the
mans bands we're leather mits similar to those
worn by rolling mill men to protect their palms
wien handling hot iron.
, 1879-06-01
CRIME:

1t,pofch to st, Eouts g7o... n-s,a..
Tr4vrrwoRrn. Kas. Nav o.
h..e - 49,. houu;t1. n.. s @7'-Another
cnaptes " 'ne 4o4l1''e S'ory OF the murder Of
the H1aoW "oman, hFs' Costello, which oo-
added last night, or rather ear1v tbi, "as
-,ta,, . ha,l ~ n,ae,,aa 49,. .' 'At' .noln'nGs,
W.. oA"o y. n n.aoAso 1nea suffered The house
OF Musray. "ho was accused of the murder aud
@nsi tra Gop and it b% te me Court
an1 :, ha,f from, hfs horsa ha.- 10, 4oous mile
! auu . n@'1 !'on. n!7 "ouae' Huas aim, his body
oc'hs 'o"no LUIS morning DY a Constable The
murder OF the woman Was most horrible one
, 1879-06-01
OBITUARY.

Special Correspondence Of Ihe Tribune.
F1scENNEs, Ind, May 5o.-alrs. Matilda C..
Garrard, wife Of DR.. II. II, Garrard, of Law
rcnceville, ILL.,, q prominent physician aud citi-
zen OF Lawrence County, died last night, aged
about 81 years, Of heart-disease. Mrs. G..
sprane from one of the most prominent families
Of Northern kcntQcky,-Dr. John Coburn, Of
MaysF1l1e, that State, being her father. She
had been married to Dir. Garrard for thirty-tWo
years, aud SINCE 1855 they had made Lawrence
vile thsir home. She was most excellent and
exemplary woman, we'll known md very highly
esteemed and respected throughout this com-
munikY.
, 1879-06-01

6ptc4W DSp0411 70 7H4 7T7bN71E+
. LINCOLN, Ncb., May 31.--One Of the severest,
and at the same time most welcome, storms
known here Tor years commenced yesterday and
closed this evening. The growing crops, espc-
cia7ly wheat, needed the rain badly,
and were beginning to parch slightly.
The rain has been worth millions
Of dollars to the State Reports from the vest
ern portion Of the State coming iu this after
noon say the rain has been general all over the
State. Here it was accompanied By coqsidera-
bic wind, slightly damaging The depot at Daw-
sons Mills, and iniuring houses in various
localities, tearing down trees, etc, but the dam
age Was generally slight
, 1879-06-01
lOTTERY-DRAWlNG.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 31.-The lottery war
seems to have come to close, rs the ninth
Craving OF the COMMONWEALTH Distribution
Company, whose validity the courts decided re-
Gently took place to-day without interruption
iron go an any rival company. The capital prize,
$S4n9 vas drawn by ticket No. a4,al2 Ticket
Moi s9 ~ S'a! @ drew $1,000, md. No. S0,267 drew
matters caused y large crowd to be present at
tue drawing: To- o-1aY. = - ~ ~ -
, 1879-06-01
NEW ORLEANS.

S0tc7d1 bfs17atch to T0s 4S7bu1e
NEW ORLEANS, May 31.-Judga Whitaker to-
day sentenced John Herbert, Clerk OF the Grim
inal DISTRICT Court, 10 pay fine Of $50 or take
two months in the Parish Prison on conviction
Of carving concealed weapons.
Upon the report to the Convention in favor OF
repudiattng all but $4.000,Q00 Of the State
bonds, consols fell to II, and real estate could
find 10 purchasers at auction to-day. There IL
no doubt of the final action of the Convention
in favor OF reputation,
, 1879-06-01
AKassfz.

The late Louis Agassiz had Wondrous power
over animals. He would go up to the most
obstinate Of niss and. after few soft words
and movement OF his stick oyer the ,brist!es OF
thecteature in the right direction, the pig would
lift its head erect, its small eyes would Elisten
with q vague. Intelligence, it would remain
almost motionless in Il kind OF pleased surprise,
and emit grunt of comfort. The Professor
, 1879-06-01

sundry existing statutes prohibiting interference
by the army with elections, it was decided to
recommend the immediate passage Of the bill
making the usual appropriations for tile support
OF the army throughout the next fiscal year,
but containing proriso that no portion OF the
money therein appropriated shall be used for
tile Day, transportation, equipment, or subsist-
feee 3he any nsac oof oE e s1a no to
It WIS further decided to recommend the
passage Of the Legisla1iye, EXECUTIVE, aud Ju-
dicial Appropriation bill in substance the same
as last years. bill. and for the same amounts,
and except, also, it shall not make any proyis-
ion for the nay Of SuperFisors or Deputy Mar
6hals Of Elections
The new bill will, however, contain clause
providing that
No OFFICER SHALL BE APPoBTED
or obligation incurred for any object for which
specific appropriation shall not have been
made BY Congress. This clause is already on
the statute-book, with the exception Of the
words "pr obligation incurred,'' - and there is
aisU aQ existing Law which prohibits the diver
sion ot any appropriation to purpose different
from that for which it has been specifically
made.
The Committee next agreed to recommend
the passage of separate measure embodying
those sections OF the vetoed appropriation bill
Which provide Tor amendments OF the Law con-
ctrning tie method OF drawing iuries, and tor
the total abolition OF, the jurors test-oath
In view OF the fact that the President IN bis
veto message makes no comment on these pro-
Visions, it is believed he
WILL PROMPTLY APPROVE TuEM
when presented to him by an independent bill.
It was also argued to-day in beha1f Of the
programme above outlined that the President
cannot justif1abv withhold his signature from
an appropriation bill merely because it omits
to make provision foE particular objects, and
that IN tue anticipated event OF his approving
the present bills the Democrats will have ac-
complished for the next year exactly whnt they
would haze accom- pished for an indefinite pe-
Tlad o1 time pr the former bills, and what they
may continue to accomplish hy similar legisla-
Lion as long as they remain in power.
N response to au objection made BY few
OF those who participated in the meeting today
tllat the adoption Of this policy would be
CONSTRUED INTO sBACKDowS''
on the part OF the Democracy, its advocates
made the point that although there have been
Individual utterances fn favor Of withholding
supplies IN the. event Of failure to secure the
enactment Of the political clauses originally
embodied ia the appropriation bills, it is not
true that any such stand has ever been taken
by authority Of the party. On the contrary
the question whether such stand
should be taken has never been
acted upon by Democratic caucus of either
UST1I. THIS AFTERNOON.
The joint m:eting was adjourned until Monday
next, BY which time the Recommendations
subcommittee ec,-Senators Thurman, Eatou,
Vance, and Bailey, and Representatives Spring
er, Ewing. and Reagan,-and submitted for it's
approval preparatory to presentation to the Joint
caucus Of the Democratic members OF both |
houses, which will probably be held Monday.
, 1879-06-01

T
CATAE1A, May 31.-Advices have been recciv-
ed here stating that numerous fresh fssurcs
have opened on Mount 1Etna. The food of
lava is now very ext&nsiye, and streaming to-
wards the River Alcantare, devastating the
Village Of Abio.' A long continuance Of the
eruption Is probable:
, 1879-06-01

fashionable London spreads itself over
W vide area. For instance, Mr. Gladstone and
distant as much as three miles from yery fash.
ionabie localities. No people, however, I'm
society,"" live east OF the Regents Circus, and
none except the Archbishop OF Canterburv
south Of the Thames. Grosveuor square u1d
request as ever. No house ID that district ia
, 1879-06-01
RUSSIA.

ST: PETERSBURG, May 31.-Gen. Gourko,
aovernor-Genaral Of st, Petersburg, has issued
au order placing restrictions upon the purchase
and sale OF strong poisons.
COUNT. sou0UyAL0FF
has been advised, on account Of i1l-health. to
pass the simmer here free from the cares of
State business.
, 1879-06-01

Sbeca0s 70&odse1 to 736 197500a
MmwAuKEE, Wis, Mar a.-Frank Da1zelt
the Kentucky Lottery 'spolcy" boss, had =
preliminary examination in the Municipal Court
this forenoon on the charge of selling lottery
tickets. Dalzell's counsel rcsorted to buldoz~
ing to prevent witnesses from giving testimony
but, notwithstanding, the Court bound him
over TOP trial at the next criminal term, fixing
the bail at $500. The scenes enacted between
the counsel for defendant and witnesses we're H..
times extremely amusing.
Charles Sprague, IN emn}oye of Frank Dalzell,
was arrested this evening. He is charged With
selling 1Qttery-tiekets,
, 1879-06-01
COHEN,

8neetaR DispascA to 3as 1+touHk.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 31.-AlexandcrC Cohen.
the forger, was brought into the Municipal
Court to-day and formally arraigned. He en-
tered plea Of guilty to the Information read
by the District Attorney. Judge Dixon then
addressed the Court for clemency Ia the inn'c-
tion Of punishmept, not 40 much on ACCOUNT 0.
the prisoner himself as his family. The appeal
was oouched in the must touching language, >,
Judge Mallory sentenced Cohen to two years
imprisonment in the HOUSE OF Correction.
, 1879-06-01
GREECE.


NOTE TO TIE POWER8,
VIENNA. May 31.--A dispatch to the Political
Correspondence from Athens saws Greece has ad-
dressed note to tue Powers aud the Porte rel
ative to tue concentration Of Turkish troops on
the frontier, which, it is contended, threatens
invasion.
, 1879-06-01

ST. LOUIS, No., May a1*-Judge Boyle, in the
Circuit Court to-day, appointed Philip StocS'
one of the best-known gentlemen OF the city as
Assignee Of the defunct Broadway saF1nss
Bank, vice john Dirterger, deposed. MT. Stocks
bond is S500.00d Goldso;l's friends alid law
yers p9rsistently assert that he has oe*n
grossly misrepresented in connection With tne
ahuye- named bank. They aliega that wheu lR;
bottom facts are reached, and the real relations
bhtweeo Goldsoll and Krlescr, Jr., the Cashier.
are revealed, that the former does not o"e tio
bank more than $40, 600.
, 1879-06-01
FOREIGN.
Mount Etna Has Broken Out in
Several New Places.
One Village Already Destroyed by the
Resistless Lava Stream.
The French Deputies Have Decided to
Prosecute Cassagnacs
A S4,600,000 Failure Announced in
London.
GREAT BRITAIN.

0hEAI Bltll.A1Ns
HEAVY FAILURE.
LONDON, May 3l.-William Henry Punchard,
partner In the engineering firm Of Clark &
Punchard, who has bsen connected with Baron
Grant In floating the disastrous Lisbon Tram
way Company, has failed. Liabilities, e900, 900.
Edwin Clark, the other member of the firm,
failed tn the early part Of last month for e760,
600.
CHELMSFORD.
Ii is probable that Lord Chelmsford will ask
for leave of absence, and will return home when
Gap. Sir Garnet Wo1seley arrives at the seat Of
war in South Africa
AFTER TnBAauHR+
LONDON, May 31,-TAe sailors working on
the hull OF the steamer Pommerania will blow
open the doors OF the ma-room to-day with the
hone OF recovering the treasure.
, 1879-06-01
GERMANY.

ANTWERP, Mag 3l.-Bismarck's note inviting
the Cities Of Hamburg and Bremen to surren-
der their privileges as free ports and to as-
sociate themselves with the Imperial fiscal sys-
tenn is couched in such terms as to leave no
choice between SUBMISSION, aud the certainty OF
compulsiop. r. 49,.
, 1879-06-01
TURKEY.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MATTERS.
CoNsTANr1NopLR, May 31.-Monkhtar Pasba
announces that the Turks attacked band OF
Greek bandits in the district of Ko&onia and
dispersed them, killing and wounding thirty
four.
The Grand Vixter has explained to the Sultan
his reasons for not insisting On tue occupancy OF
the Balkans bY Turkish troops, etc.
4 Ministerial crisis, WHICH is probable IN con-
sequence Of the sultan's dissatisfaction, has
been arranged for.
a Turkish man-of-war has been ordered to
cruise III Greek waters.
The Porte has been informed that IN under
standing between the Powers and the Khedivp
is imminent.
, 1879-06-01

61tcio9 O7&0dtca 70 Tie 7f76Une.
East SAGINAW, Mich, May 81.-A fire at
Croftop, Kalkaska County, early this morning,
destroyed one church and three dwellings. The
loss will probably not exceed s5o0o No tnsur-
anee.
Heavy showers, and tha fires in the woods are
abating.
, 1879-06-01
PORTUGAL.


CA9INEI. E1fFSla,
LONDON, May 31.-The Portuguese Cabinet has
resigned in consequence of internal dissension,
and Apselmo j. Braamcamp, Councillor Of State
anu tho Progresslst lender, las been invited to
form new Ministry.
, 1879-06-01
FIR a NCF.

WILL PRosECuTE CAssAGNAo,
PARIS, May 3L-The Committee of the Cham
ber have decided in favor OF the prosecution of
Caasagnac.
, 1879-06-01

CABu14 TRANQUlk.
sD1tA, May 31.-Maj. Cavagnari will accou,-
papy the Amcer Of Afghanistan to Cahul, cs-
corted by q detachment of guides, Cabul is
tranquil.