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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25

THE London World reflects severely
upon Mile. Bernhardt's behavior at the
Mansion House dinner, upon which oc-
casion, il says, she was crude" and
SILLY" Sometimes it said about her
declining to finish paid performance
at fashionable house in Eaton place,
because she was not sufficiently APP
plauded, and fault is found with her for
Disappointing large audience at the
Gaiety by sending down word that she
couldn't act. The World says, AZ Mr..
Swiyeller remarked OF Miss Brass:
"She's the sphinx Of private life, Is
Sally b.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25
DR.. sHoREY's KIDNEY
INV OR.

Tho failure OF action OF tho Kidneys Il . source
OF many dislroHslnR diseases, aud Induces lthen.
mailsnl unnty affections, ralns IN tho bhck aud
lOins etc, Tho following symptoms Indicate weak
ness arising from dlsordered state OF tho Kid
urls. tndlapoAitIOn To ohertiOn. loss OF power or
mcinnry, dinpnity IN breathing, nervousness,
trembling weakness Ut shIOn, NhkcfuineaH pain
IN TIM small of tho back muscular lasaltude, hot
aud dry tkin nrup lions on face, pale completion.
etc, a IudlCiouA ami prompt nse OF this pf0phrn-
tOn mhy bc relied upon TO give tone To tho organs,
restore thrir power AMI remove the symptoms.
For female diseases aud irregularities there IL no
remedy 80 reliable as I'm, SnoHEY,s KIDNEY In
vKSItdArniG u haa been proven To be OF tho
greatest value Ia treating discusses OF tho Urinary
organs such Hs lrlghts Disease, kOn-rcientlon or
lncOnt nencn ~ Urine, irritation, tnnammAtIU or
liberation Of tho nlhdIer or Kidneys, Chronic
tatarth Of tho bladder and urrthh Deceased
PROSTATE, urase or Stone In tho Bladder, Drops
cxceaa. lpdfscrelion or exeeSs ~ either sex,
physical decay ~ ,oung men and women
eau often lie traced 10 diseased condition
81 tho Kidneys. fleehy persons and per-
sons who are fond 0f high living Rnd who forco
the Kidneys 10 undue exertion viii derive great
benent FROM an occasional uHo OF hnonEY's KID
NkY INVESTIGATOR, thus wnralng on apoplcIy
and moro iatl symptoms, Full directions with
every package Sold by all drngRiAls, ONE Doll
LAX NOR bottle Wholesale d6pUte--bS Cedar st.,
New YORK. n. nnswOrill a FDns, Milwaukee, and
Morrison. Pinmnor Co.. Chicago,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25

IT is impossible to sell the best article
of any kind as low as the poorest can
be afforded. But the prices Of Mason 4
Hamlin Cabinet Organs are not much
more than those of very inferior organs;
while The difference ia quality, and ts.
pecially in durability. Il very great.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25

Soar bubbles nave lately been util.
lied by physicists as means Of e1hib.
ting the effects OF tone vibrations.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

1t would seem to be the plain duty of the
city government to build drain through the
west side of Mr.. Nickery's lot, on Chapel
street. connectilg with the large drain in the
Mansion House gullcy, built by the city sew
eral years since. AT that poin; is the outlet
of large portion of the water that pours
down the hillsides west of Chestnut street,
and makes its way across the entire fiat to the
gulley named. 1t would seem to be for the
interest of the city. and the large amount of
property in the vicinity. to see to it that no
hindrance shall be put in the way of this nat
ural outlet And now is the time to put in
the drain, while MIR. Vickerys building oper-
crations are in progress. Its construction
would now be comparatively inexpensive, and
part of the cost would be cheerfulv borne
by Mr.. Nickery. We desire to call the at
tcntion of the city government to the absolute
necessity of this drain. The city is too poor
" cared for in this direction to neglect so
good an opportunity to improve the public
drainage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
GARIBALDI IN ROME.
His Health Impaired--Joy of the Ro.
mans at Seeing Him.

ROME, April :. Garibaldis visit here is
solely on account of his health, which was
not improving at Capera, and he thought the
mineral springs near Ciyita Vecchia might
benefit his gout. \ more pathetic scene than
the arrival at the railway station, seldom has
been bchlld.
Shouts were raised as the train entered the
station, but they were speedily silenced or
hearing that he was ill., lie was carried from
The train on mattress, on a large litter. He
lay extended and motionless, with eyes closed
and red handkerchief bound round his head
1t looked as though corpse was being car
ried in state.
1t was found impossible to move him from
the litter, which was placed in an open car
riage, which was driven, accompanied by a
mourntully silent crowd, to the house of his
son Menotti His doctor thinks he will leave
his bed in II week.
The latest intelligence is that his health is
already improving.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, April I. Two hundred and thirty
more communists are pardoned.
\ complete return of 81 supplementary
elections of deputies Sunday, show Is repub-
Leans and legitimist elected. Seven in
stances of second ballots were necessary.
BLACKBURN, April !. The return of pow
cr looms published to-day, shows ~ 900 stop
ped. Five thousand overseers are out of en-
ployment
VIENNA, April I. Four Russian Poles and
one Servian, medical students, were arrested
for engaging in the socialist propaganda 1t
is believed the arrests are connected with the
recent investigations at Lewberg and Cra-
COW.
CAPE TowN, April 7. The American brig
Gazele is aground on the bar at Natal.
CAIRO, April I. The khediye has COM
municated to foreign Consul Generals a ma
tional counter scheme for organizing finances,
which are made conditional upon the recall
OF European ministers
Mohammed Tcwik resigned the presidency
of the council.
The khedve has dismissed ministers Riv-
ers. Wilson and DeBligneres, and appointed
Il new cabinet under Cherif Pasha composed
exclusively of natives.
ROME, April /. The Cardinal Vicar COM
plains bitterly of the existence in Rome OF
Protestant schools, supported chiefly by for
eign money, and announces that the Pope ap-
pointed a vigilance committee to increase and
improve Catholic schools, and appeals to the
nobility and Clergy to subscribe to their sup
port.
T1RNovA. April !. The Bulgarian Assem-
bly, has adopted a motion that the present as
scmblv, with the addition of 66 members
each, representing 10, 600 males, shall elect a
Prince.
MADRID, April I. England has asked for
the arrangement of new maritime zone for
Gibraltar. Government is urged to absolute
" refuse the concession.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Berlin Treaty.

Berlin, April Z. The Porte refuses pro-
posals relative to the occupation of Eastern
Roumclia, and insists upon the execution of
the treaty of Berlin.
CoNsrASTINorLE, April Z. The Porte has
agreed to accept the mixed occupation scheme
on condition that the powers give effect inn
mediately to the constitution proposed BY the
international commission for Eastern Rou-
melia.
The Porte's opposition to mixed occupa-
ton at first, was due to the advice of the
French Ambassador, who has since gone
home.
1t has been arranged that the Ambassadors
OF the powers shall act in concert with the
Porte, to settle all questions in detail
The Russians will probably remain in
Eastern Roumeia until actually replaced by
foreign contingents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

At the Reform Club debate on the 2eth,
the question was "ls Conscience an Innate
Principle?' W. Kendall for the affirmative.
j. l.. Browne for the negative. 1t raised con
siderable interest. and it was laid over until
Friday night, 4th, when after some stirring
remarks by W Kendall, Rev. DIR. Kingsbury
and Mr.. Williams in affirmative, and J, Loyal
ist Browne in the negative it was decided in fa-
vor of the latter.-J. Loyalist Browne has
been appointed Trial Justice of Bowdoinham
AT Towards Crossing, Il dwelling house
belonging to the Howard estate, was DESTROYED
by fire on Thursday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
LABOR TROUBLE.
4 Large Number out Of Employment in
the Coal Regions.

LoNDoN, April I. Although general
strike is avertcd by the acceptance by 10000
men, at the masters terms, the decision of
two-thirds of the pit men at Durham, to strike
against a reduction, will have the effect of
stopping close on to ninety pits, and to throw
twenty-five thousand hewcrs out of work,
and should the struggle continue more than
four or five days, other industries closely con
ncctcd with the coal trade, will become para
lived.
The membership of the miners associa-
ton is between 10000 and $4,000. Its fin
ances are in bad condition; in fact the as
sociation is nearly bankrupt. The miners in
dlyidually are very poor, and it is not beliey-
ed resistance to "A reduction of wages will en-
dure long. Some apprehension of rioting is
eXprcsscd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
[ Associated Press Telegrams to the Daily
kennebec Journal.
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Republican Victory in Calais

RepuDlicah v NlctOTy IN taiuiss
CALAIS, April I. At our municipal cleo
ton, to-day, William H. Boardman. Esq. re-
publican, was reelected Mayor by 100 ma
jority, over both democrat and grecnbaci
candidates. The republicans elect six alder
men and the democrats one.
A Sad Case.
LEWISTON, April I, Marshal Smith dis
covered Sunday girl missing from Liver
more Falls, for week. She had been TO
Portland, where physicians attempted unsuc-
cessfully to procure an abortion. She has
been taken home
Sad Accident.
Yesterday afternoon, as Miss Fanny Dickie
was passing the city building, she was struck
by a snow slide from the roof She was un-
conscious until three o'clock this morning.
and is not yet out of danger.
Disasters at Sea.
LEwEs, April Z. Schooner Henrietta of
Saco, Pensacola for New York, with lumber,
was abandoned at sea, having experienced
hurricane March 80. The captain and mate
were injured, the former seriously, by falling
from the rigging. The crew were picked up
and brought to the breakwater
New YORK, April I. The schooner O. NJ.
Marrett of Boothbay, reports March 80, she
stove boats and water casks, and lost and
split sails.
Death.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., April l. A cable
gram announces the death of Capt Nathaniel
6. Rogers Of Eliot, Me-. widely known as u
successful master.
Marine News.
PRovINcETowS, Mass, April :. The hull
Of the schooner NJ. L. Eldredge, of Wells.
before reported burned, was sold at auction
for $500. The cargo was sold for Ss7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
The Oar.

AuBrRS, April :. There is no prospect of
a race between Courtney and Trickett of
Australia as the agent of Courtney has OBJ
tanned no satisfaction of Triekett in Aus
trala.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
NOVA SCOTIA.
Rather Suspicious.

New York, April I. A Halifax despatch
states the Italian bark Launeniere, which
was reported lost and her crew brought to
Halifax, arrived at Bermuda the 29th ult
The Launeniere was picked up by bark Black
Prince, from Rio Janeiro to st. John, N b.,
drifting about in crippled condition and
with several anger holes in the hull. She
was laden with oranges, lemons and wines.
She has been placed in the admiralty court
at Halifax.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
THE ZULU WAR.

CAPE Town, April 7. A majority of ac-
counts estimate Oham's followers, who sur
rendered with him, at six hundred He stat
cd twu or thrce thousand men would follow if
troops were sent to support them.
All that is known of Cetywayo's movement
is derived from reports by natives, which are
very conflicting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
VIRGINIA.
Mass Meeting,

RIcHMoNp, April. A mass meeting of
colorcd people adopted resolutions sustaining
the action of Judge Riycs, and appointed
committee to raise funds to employ counsel
to defend their rights before the L. s. Su-
prcmc Court, in case of a writ of mandamus
against Judge Rives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

The hall was crowded on Sunday afternoon
last, on the occasion of the regular meeting
of the Reform club. Remarks were made by
Rev. Mr. Estes, Reuben McKenney, Mrs.
Hunt, Mrs. Kinsman, Charles Hewins, and
Mr.. Nye. The spirit of the meeting was
most excellent, and indicated a purpose to
sustain, in every way, the grand efforts now
being made by the police to break up the
grog shops.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
OHIO.
Murder.

WARREN, April I. Dennis Hickey cut his
wfc's throat with a butcher knife to-day He
has been arrested and lodged in Jail. No
cause is assigned for the deed.
The Election.
CLEVELAND, April I. The republicans
have elected the whole ticket, with the prob
able exception of poi4>t Judge, by 1900 ma
jorty.
CoLrMBrs, April I. The republicans have
made clean sweep of this city, electing the
Mayor for the first time since SO.
AKRON, April I. The entire democratic
city ticket, with the exception of street COM
missioner, is elected.
PAINEsvILLE, April I. The democrats
elect two of three counclmen.
At Warren the republican city ticket is
elected.
At fremont the democrats elect the mayor.
At Ravinna and Elria the republicans elect.
The smaller towns show republican victories.
CIScISNATI, April 7. The republicans
claim the entire city ticket.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
PENNSYLVANIA.
Strike Ended.

PlTrsBuRG, April !. The strike among the
mines is ended and work has been generally
resumed The strikes resulted in an advance,
except in regions where the demand for an
advance was withdrawn. \ new strike is cx-
pected along the line of the Pennsylvania X.
r., in Westmoreland Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

The first lecture of the present course at
the Free Baptist church, was delivered last
evening, by Rev 4. l.. Park of Gardiner, his
subject being "Turkey" The lecture was
both instructive and entertaining, altogether
void of mannerism, and delivered in an easy,
Conversational style. Mr. Park is one of the
most profound thinkers among the clergy, and
has pleasing way of arranging his thoughts
To meet the appropriation of the average au-
dcnce. He is always listened to nth great
interest and profit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

We regret to learn that Solon Chase's step
is losing that elasticity and his countcnance
that benignity which are the distinguishing
traits of successful stateman. If the people
continue to vote as they have been doing this
spring. we fear that by next September a
white hat will not be regarded as the crown
ing proof of political wisdom.
TOuruaI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
THE BURMAH TROUBLE.

CALCUTTA, April I. Although rumors of
the warlike preparations of the King of Bur-
nah continue, it is the general opinion that
the crisis will pass without necessity for
hostile action.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
PRINT CLOTHS.
An Active Market and Prices Rising.

FALL RIVER, April :. The print cloth
market is unusually active to-day. Large
sales have increased the prices. Since Sat
urday the sales have amounted to 100000
pieces OF G4s at three and fivc-cighth. cents
cash and 5Gs at three and onc-quartcr cents
cash. Nearly all the sales were for future
delivery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
AR ANSAS.
Broke ,JaII.

LITTLE Rock, April 7. Six persons in the
county Jail escaped yesterday. They sawed
the bars off the cage, seized the turnkey,
disarmcd him and locked him up, and then
left for parts unknown. One has since been
captured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
THE VANDERBILT WILL.
Matters Satisfactorily Arranged and the
Greeley Heirs Paid.

NEW YORK, April I. Cornelius Wander
bilt states that all matters in relation to his
fathers will, etc, are satisfactorily and final
ly settled. He says ''On Saturday last
paid to the daughters of the late Mr.. Greeley
the sum of S6l 900, principal and interest of
my Indebtedness to the Greeley estate"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

Rev. Mr. Tilden of the Baptist church,
since his return to the city last October, has
been giving his people half hour talks upon
his European trip, in connection with Bible
studies, conducted by the pastor at his study
on Tuesday evening. The talk this evening
will be upon the battle and battle field
of Waterloo All are welcome, and all will
be pleased with the talk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
IOWA.
Election.

CorNcIL BLUFFS, April Z. The republi-
cans elected the marshal and treasurer and
the democrats the remainder of the city Off
GERS. At keokuk the entire republican tick
ct is elected, excepting one greenback alder
mNn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
More Midshipmen.

ANNAPOLIS, April I. All midshipmen in a
class of sixteen passed an examination and
their names will be sent to the senate for
confirmation as ensigns.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
Boston Stock List.

Boston Stock List.
Sales at the Brokers' Board
BosToS, April7.
Boston Maine Railroad, ll3-SllJ-
Eastern Railroad, -Sl1o
Portland, Saco Portsmouth Railroad, -s9SA
Boston Maine Railroad (new bonds) III Sll7l
Eastern Railroad, new bonds,) 3t's, Als6si
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

w. M. Thayer, formerly of Augusta, but
recently of the Franklin House, Bangor, and
Andrew Smith, formerly of the Penobscot
Exchange, Bangor have leased the latter
house, and opened it to the public yesterday.
The Exchange is popular hotel, and we
wish the new proprietors abundance of sue
cess
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

The Pensioners of Rev. Fred G.. Rogers,
in South Paris, unanimously ask that he be
returned to them another year. He has al
ready laborcd there for two years with great
success
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCrsCo, April z.
The following are the closing official prices Of min.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
MARY LAND.
Funeral.

BALTIMORE, April :. The funeral of the
late Madame Bonaparte took place to-day
and was strictly private. The pail bearers
were some of the most prominent men in the
Stnfa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.

Erening Report.
NEW YORK, April 2.
Money loaned at a. v cent. on call, closing at
0-a5- per cent.
Sterling, is65is6I for long and 4s7 4ss or short
sight.
Carrying rates, l-e2-; borrowing rates, 3IS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The hearing in the Phair case occurs this
evening, at st. Johnsbury, VT.
The Chicago & Alton Railroad reelected
the old board of directors Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

WAsnINGToN, April I. VIM. Henry was
to-day nominated L. 5. Marshal for State of
Vermont.
Secretary Sherman has gone to New York,
to look after the settlement of bonds.
Financial.
\ committee of the Tennessee legislature
is here, on their way to New York, to urge
creditors of Il at State to accept the offer of
80 per cent. in ( per cent. bonds. Postmaster
General Key endorses the proposition as the
best Tenn. can make.
The Comptroller of the Currency SAYS the
new 1 per cent. bonds of the State of Ga. so
closely resemble grecnbacks as to come un-
der the provisions of the Constitution of the
L. $.
Yellow Fever.
The Secretary of the Navy has appointed
commission, consisting of three medical
inspectors, to investigate the recent outbreak
Of yellow fever on the gunboat Plymouth.
| The commission proceeds at once to Ports
mouth. Secretary Thompson thinks the
breaking out of the fever on the Plymouth
after freezing her out at Boston, is not calcu-
lated 10 inspire confidence in the refrigerator
ship.
An Item.
\ communication has been received by
the Senate from the Secretary of War, re-
questing the insertion of an item of $50 900
in the army bill, 10 provide for continuing
the geographical and typographical surveys
west of the Tooth meridian.
A DecIsiOn.
The Secretary of the Interior has decided
in the case of Gen. jeff. G.. Davis, who ap-
piled to enter upon Il homestead that one
III
lands, and declines to permit Davis to make
entry without settlement.
State Rights.
Petitions for writs of habeas corpus and
ccrtiorari have been submitted to the L. $.
supreme court by the Governor of Va, in
behalf of The State, for the purpose of test
ing the legality of Judge Riyes' action in
causing the arrest of several State judges for
excluding negroes from jures.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

Capt. William f. Stevens, the stalwart ed-
tor of the Concord Monitor, has accepted the
the invitation to deliver the Memorial Ad-
dress to the Grand Army of the Republic at
Bangor. this snrnp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08
North Na ssalhorO' Locals.

The most exciting time we ever witnessed in TIL.
place occurred in Citizens Hall last Saturday even,
ing it being the occasion of a walking match. which
has been almost the whole talk of the place ever
since il WAS contemplated The contestants were
VIM. Finn, entered by sam 4. Mitchell: John vii.
son. entered by II. A. Priest, John II. Lord. bv J.
VI. Mower; Ed Horn, by +. +. Lincoln; and Pat
O'Reilly, by Luther White, all of this village The
prizes were -, - and 81. The judges were b. j.
Rsckliif, rhos. Williams aud Fred Perry The Loy.
when called to the judges stand to draw for position
and hear read thc rules which were to govern the
match. The one who walked or ran the most miles
in three hours was TO receive the first prize. The
number of miles made by each appeared ON black
board every half hour, BY mistake the time of
Finn was given se.eral laps less than he had made
causing quite commoton in the audience and
which came near resulting seriously; but the calm
and composed appearance of the judges, together
with the assurance that justice would be metcd out
TO ALL checked the excitement for the time being
but the third hour drew near its close, everybody
their feet, and on top of the setees waving
their hats and handkercheis, and urging on their
favorites, until IL was announced from the stand that
the time was up. The first prize was given To VIM
Finn the second to John Wilson, and the third to
John II. Lord The best walking was made by Lord
| and Horn, but when it came to running Film and
wilson would pass them as though they were stand
ing still The distance made bv Mr. Finn in three
hours was Is miles aud y laps go laps made mile) ;
MIR Wilson, Is miles and Is laps After the eighth
mile o,Rcilly was taken with pain In his side, and
was obliged 10 withdraw The large company gath
cred were highly pleased with the record made, as
the boys were wholly unprepared for such contest.
With proper training We believe Finn and Wilson
great powers of endurance. No doubt they will
have another trial before long. The band furnished
excellent music for the occasion.
Rev. Mr. Applebee went to Massachusetts last
Thursday, and will not return until next SATURDAY.
Dr. Butler Is down sick with cold. and Was not
able to preach Sunday forenoon.
Sheriff Ramseli arrested and carried to Augusta
last Monday young lady, for being too much
married The action is brought by Chas. Goodrich.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-04-08

Rev. s. Allen has communication in
lions Herald, in which he shows up pretty
clearly the hollow pretensions of the so-called
rcformers in the last legislature.