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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
{ Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
kenncbec Journal
MAINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Meeting of the Trustees of the State
College,

Meeting OF the Trustees OF the STATE
College.
BANGoR March -. The trustees of tho
Maine State College have been in session
here to-day. ana have elected Prot. VI. c.
Fcrnald President Of that institution. Prot
Fernald has been connected with the college
for ten years and i, emincntly qualified for
the position.
Suicide.
SAyANNAn, March ~. The unknown man
who committed suicide few days ago, anC
whose body was found Wednesday. proves to
be A. H. Moore, formerly Of Portland, Me.
but lately from jacksonville, Fla.
Serious Accident.
New losK. March ~. Oscar Sewall, .
prominent ,hipbuilder of Bath, Me, while
suffering from sudden attack of vertigo
fell over the balustrade at the Windsor llo-
tel, to-day, twenty feet to the floor below. In
the descent he struck large chandelier, shat
tcring it to pieces. His injuries are serious.
perhaps fatal. His son is with him, and he
receive. the best attention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21
Scri0IIs Accident.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Marine News.

GLorcksrEg, March 20. The revised crew
lists Of tbs thirteen vessels lost in February
gales, show li3 men lost, leaving 81 widows
and $50 childrrn.
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FOHTY-SIxTH CONGRESS.
Extra Session.
WAsHISGToS, March 20.
Senate.

After prayer, Mr.. Wallace moved an al
journment, bat withdrew the motion at the re
quest of Anthony, who moved that when the
Senate adjourn, it be to Monday. This VA,
disagreed to and the Senate adjourned till To-
morrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21
Labor Trouble.

SoUru FKAeG>GHAM, March 20. The
weaverr in the SaYonvillc mills have been
notified of the reduction of ten per cent. in
wages. 1t is thought they may strike in con
sequence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

Regular meeting Of Asylum Lodge, No. 20,
@. O. F., this evening, commcncin. at "a
o'clock There will be work inthe initiatory
and all the degrees. After work the MEM
l.rs will partakc of an oyster supper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21
OHIO.
4 HenyY Deficit.

NEW YORK. March 20. \ Columbus, Ohio
despatch says the defacation from Dunn <
Co., dry goods dealers. by their cashier Al
ger, amounts to $4,000 He will not be
prosecuted, a. he is relative of the head of
the firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21
KENTUCKY.
Narrow Escape.

LOUISVILLE, March 20 Paul Boynton had
a narrow escape from death here this after
noon, the swift current Of the falls of the
Ohio sweeping him past the city. He was Sc
ycrrly bruised.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21
" ASEIINGTDN.
Cocrt Martial.

WAsmINGToN. March 20. \ court martial
will try Colonies Stanley~nd llaAcn on Gov
crnor's Island New York harbor, the first OF
May. Gen. Hancock will preside.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

We acknowledge the courtesy of Cutler
tatiJn TO their third annual campfire, on the
21th, We have no doubt there will be big
f,ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

a1-Nessrs. Williamson & Greenwood have added
large lot of new goods TO their Ave cent counter.
The ssols all In their line Of business, and 1t will
pay TO step in and examine. fob'2tn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

Ilrs. Caleb Barker Of Dresden, will be one
hundred years old if she lives till next month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21
FI,fo,., IF III, E.nH.Jre .Iuy11f ?.

Editors Of the kcnHrjre JurnGi:
The Maine Standard of this week. repre-
sent. me a' speaking in the few remarks
male in response - call at the serenade to
Mavor Nash on Tucslav evening, of the
.'nesnnc, and r.'cality Of Alden Spraguc
and Howard Oven in connection with the re-
cent election" This mi'rcprcscnts me en-
,irclv. applied no such terms to those gen
tlelnc, in anything said. In condemning, a.
did. the course Of the paper towards part
ner in it's publication, used no terms re-
fleeing upon the personal honesty or intcgri-
" of the gentlemen named. and as great q
wrong hs. been done me by the representa-
ton. as I should have been guilty or if the
report of NV remarks had been correctly
given. Yours respectfully,
"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

R.,-Our patrons in RENTING money should do SO
by check, money ord.r or registered letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

Democratic Caucus

The subscriptions to the 4 per cent loan TO
day are S47 400
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

The funeral Of Gustavus 4. Sanborn was
observed at his home in East Rcadfeld, yes
terd.v afternoon, being attended by a
large number of sympathzing friends
and neighbors, including many who
went from this city and Hallowell.
PRAYER was offered at the house of the
deceased, when the procession WAS formed,
md marched to the Methodist church on the
hill, escorted by Lafayette Lodge of Masons.
of Rc,dAcld Kcnnebec Lodge of IIallowell,
Jerusalem II. A. Chapter, and delegations of
bethlehem and Augusta Lodges of Augusta
The church was packed, and many failed to
gain admission. The services were conduct
ed by Prof Robinson of Kent's Hill, who
preached sermon on the purposes of life,
claiming that life was continuous, eternal,
and the present but scene Of probation,
closing with a feeling address to the bereaved
family. The singing, whiehw most excellent
and impressive, was performed by Charlie
Sohnson, J. ID. Myrick, A. d. Ward and {.
c. Hunt At the close of these remarks the
remains were borne to the cemetery near by,
and after the burial services Of the Masonic
ritual. were deposited in the tomb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21
8Iyoid the Fort"

CAPITAL Lodge Of Good Templars will have
An ,y ster supper and entertainment on Sa:-
urlay evening, March 22d Hours OF supper
from : to "a o'clock. Entertainment will
commence at 8, consisting Of music, select
reading, dialogues and declarations. Tick
cts gents, 20 cents; ladies', 10 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

Stylish.-A seal skin jacket is no doubt,
very stylish, but is a perfect trap for catch
ing cold. We would advise all ladies wear
ing the same to keep DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
handy. Price % cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

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foreman were Gordon. who i III. and Uamp-
ton. who has not vet arrived from South Car
olina.
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Walking Match.

1t is said that Roweil and Ennis signed ar
tices Of agreement for international contcs
in London, June 10th. The championship 0
England contest is set down for April 18th
and Wc.ton- Rowcll contest May 9TH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

Ra-rhe L. :. Coin CoCou REMEDY 49, Pulmo-
Brouchne will cure your cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

f1iro.

In this city Mar. 70 Lena &. Williams
daughter of Charles and Margaret Williams aged
years. month, a DAYS.
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LOST.

NESTERDAI morning, somewhere between the
1 Augusta House and Granite Hall, gold chain.
cross and bar pin. win the finder please leave the
same at Mrs HIGGINS. near the Augusta House, or
at the Journal Office.
Augusta, March q, 1879. mar2l'3t'
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The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Ward
o. Belgrade, rendered the newly married
couple a ser-nsle on Tuesday evening last.
Some 1hy or sixty couples were present, and
were treated to an oyster supper by Mr..
Wsrl. I, wass pleasant occasion and COM
pany dispersed at a late hour, with many a
congratulatoa upon the happy couple for
their frtnrc hnppiness and prosperity.
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Greenback Address.
Nomination.

san ANTONIO, March 20. The democrats
of the Sixth Congressional District. after Il
three days session and IS ballots, nominated
Columbus Upsen to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Schlcichcr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Senatorial Caucus.

WAsnINGroN, Mar IA 20. The caucus of
democratic Senators this morning, nominated
John G. Burch of Tennessee. t. be secretary
# the Scnats. The result was reached on the
fifth Llllnt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21
NEW YORK..
Heavy Sale.

New York. March 20. The Manhattan
Beach property on Concy Island, principally
owned by New England capitalists, has been
sold fer 500, 900 to a new company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

Regular meeting of Seth Williams No. -,
G. A. r.. thi. Friday evening at "a O'Clock.
A full attendance is requested.
full assortment Of Nine. Demorest's
Spring patterns. Also, "What to Wear"
AM "Foiir" inst received at l.. c. Cochrsncs.
1fMr Warehouse of the Standard had
ledge of the item which appeared in its
issue Yesterday, charging that We had been
assaulted by one Of the publishers Of the
journal, he published what he knows to be
false However We rnav differ on certain
matters, our personal relations have always
been pleasant. Besides those big boots at
tli, Office arc reserved exclusively for those
impatient people who do not attend to their
swn affairs.
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Steel Pier.

1t il stated that a steel pier il to be con
structcd at Concy Island. Coo feet long and
lj0 wide. for landing boats from New York
ili. srasnn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-21

Choice groceries arc selling at very low
price. at Dow ( 'Storer's market.
The miserable lies Of the Maine Standard
are only noticeable when they become appal-
ling. In communications in these columns,
DIR. Quinbv and W. II. Smith, Esq, expose
the false statements of that paper in several
particulars.
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w. X. SIXTH.

The Concert Of the Free Baptist Church
thi. evening under the auspice. of the ladies
society promises to be one of the best Of the
season The Hughes Brothers, the celebrated
welsh Nocalsts, have been received every
where with the greatest favor. The Portland
Pres. referring to a concert given by them in
that citv saws: They are an entire Concert
troupe within themselves and would please
the most critical audience" They are assis-
ted til. evening by Miss VI. Stella Guibord of
Boston. and Mrs Julia Adams Barker Of
Gardner Accompanist Miss Julia VI. Tuck
Of IIallowell. Such an array Of talent ought
to crowd the Church. The following is the
programme
I. Duet-"Iove and War" Cooke
HrGHRs BRorIIERs.
? Sons-"E.neralda." Levy
Miss :. GrIBoED.
a. Trie-"Oh Restless Sea" White
Mas B,nkpn and HUGnRS BRorHERs.
T. Descriptive song -"Wi o the Wisp." Chcrrcy.
EVAN q. HuGnEs.
g. Song,-"jamie." Molloy
T. Duet-"Creed. of the BELLS"
HUGnEs BROTHERS.
rARTII.
! TrIo-"I.dr Of Beauty" Knyvet
Miss GrIRoRD and TIUGHrs BROTHERS
Watch Willard.
Hrcars Bnormrrs
3 Song "The Brook" Tennnyson.
MRS. BARKER.
4 Duet Humorous master ana fupil.
HrGuRs PrornREs.
s. ssng-"Coming rhro' the Rye"
MISS GUIBoED,
q serg-(Iuncrous) "Rachcor's Woes"
DAVID d. HrGHEs.
-"So Night There"
> al Rvc
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ne SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 inc per cent loan TO-
day, are S47 400.
Democratic Caucus.
A caucr. of the democratic members of the
House WAS held Immediately after adjourn
mcnt. for considering the order of business
and measures To be taken during the present
session. Mr.. lIouse of Tennessee was chosen
chairman, and resolution was passed rec
ommending to the Speaker the appointment
of standing committees.
Mr.. Knott offered a resolution with view
to coninc the business of the session to tie
objects for which il was called.
Mr.. Stephens opposed its passage and said
a. the people were deeply suffering all over
the country, there should be legislation on
the subject Of the currency tariff and internal
revenue, that relief might be afforded them.
lie declared as one of the means of allcvla-
ton. that he wa. in favor of aholishing the
internal revenue system, the people being
already tasked to the point of oppression.
Mr.. Cox moved to amend by adding clause
proposing the repeal of the existing laws to
which they object, by the passage of bills in
dependent of appropriation bills, and sending
them to the President, and in event of the
Presidents yetoing the bills, then placing the
measures upon the appropriation bills, and in
case he should veto the appropriation bills,
that their action he adhered TO until furthc:
advised by Corcus.
The .cntn, ut of the caucus as far as de-
vclopod. was IN favor of combining the bust
ness of the session tn the Appropriation bills.
Mr.. Knots resolution and CoN's amend
III Mt were not acted upon but the entire
! subject embracing questions whether the pro
visions be attached To the appropriation bills
or embodied in independent bills. together
with an order of business were referred to a
committee Of eleven. to be appointed by the
chair. who will confer with the caucus com
mittce of nine of the Senate, and report to an
1 adjourned meeting OF the caucus, subject to
call of the chairman.
Greenback Address.
! The national executive committee of the
| National Greenback party has issued an adj
dress to the people of the United States, in
which they state that no dependence is to b,
placed in the professions of the avowct
! friends to the cause. That the hope for tinan-
cial relief within the old party lines ha. beer
extingu>hed, and that they have been in sew
eral instances mislcd by nominee, of the par
" and others who obtained its support. 1t is
only possible through new organization It
found party which shall accomplish the de
| sired end, to succeed.
A uniform effort must be made, and pos
ition. bold, aggressive, independent and un
compromising, be taken up.
Nomination..
SAN ANTONIO, March 20. The drmocrat
of the Sixth Congressional District. after
three days session and IS ballots, nominated
Columbus Upscn to fill the vacancy causc'
by the death of Schlcchcr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-29

MORNING train makes Close cUnnectIOn ~ Aurors Tor al
points east
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars b. O. Drawing Room
Cars Horizons Reclining Chair Cars and the G. b. O. Pal
Dining Cars. by this route All Information about rates
fare sleeping accommodations and time tables Will
be cheerfuly given by applying 70 -
JAMES Il. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
c. W. SMITH,
Traffic Manager, Chicago. G.. W HAYDEN,
Agent at Ottawa
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The deer hunt set for Thanksgiving day was moi
asuccess. The deer secured vas a black tail Mexi
can buck the animal that killed the little boy IL
Judge Caton's park last summer He would have
made splendid run; but in endeavoring TO cage
him for the purpose of bringing him to the city
on Wednesday he burst blood vessel In his en-
deayors to get away, so that he had to be killed
However, the Judge, not to have the party dis
appointed, gave an elk.
The hunters on Thanksgiving morning began
to accumulate at Whites and the Clifton early
and by nine O'Clock the street was full of men
and boys on horseback and McDermott's sbop
full OF hounds. The PARIS were there, John
Grove, the Milligans, and others Of the well.
known hunters OF the county as well as young
men from town, not less than 80. The steeds
were as various as the riders, and generally AZ
green. The rains Of the day before dampened
the enthusiasm TO begin with; and the spirits OF
the impromptu Nimrods were not raised by the
frequent showers Of the morning. and the DELAY
in getting started, owing to an accident at the
park. In trying TO get the elk on the road four
others were allowed TO get away, which had first
10 be secured In the park. When this was done,
the elk was started, but he was not good run.
ner, aud by frequent stirrings up not more than
athree-mle run could be gotten out Of him. No;
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to give up without deer chase and showing
OF the dogs, the owner of fast horse was given

OF the dogs, the owner of . fast horse was giver
| the heels Of the dead deer, which were dragged
on the ground for mile or so through the city
when the uniniisted had the pleasure Of watch
ing miniature chase. This occupied the morn
ing.
In the afternoon the party, now divided into
two, took to the woods west OF the city. One
party Of ten or "A dozen went in back OF Hardy
and in the woods along the ed &c Of the bluffs and
in the ravines had the delight to spring fox
Then there vas a chase! and all the delight OF a
fox hunter was had. The animal ran beautifully
over hill and dale for not less than an hour and
a half. Several times the hunters caught sight
OF him and the dogs (about a dOzentcosc after,
all in bunch, two Of John Groves and MILL
gan'S Ranger In the van. The fox was finally
holed and chase having been had, he was LEFT
undlsturbcd for future sport The other party
Of twice as many men and dogs were not so sue.
ccssful, being unable from their position to take
part in this chase.
The chase is pronounced by experienced fox.
hunters good one, though not equal to many
had on the Nermillion or in the Fox river timber.
Ottawa men, however, enjoyed it hugely and pro.
nounce ii great success, though some OF them
are taking their meals now from q mantcl-shelf!
Postal cards that have been spoiled in printing
or by other causes, need not be thrown away.
Postmasters are authorized to redeem them at
the rate OF four cents for every five cards.
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of turkey and suitable trimmngs was oil any one
could reasonably have desired.

How often it happens that minor ailments ter.
inmate in serious maades through neglect.
This is specially true Of complaints affecting the
throat and lungs. When soothed and healed by
the basaRic action Of THoMAs's ECLETRIc On,
the organs Of respiration are rescued from the
serious peril. Pain and Inflammation Of all kinds
are relieved by this preparation. See the adver-
tispmrnt
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SAVED HIS LIFE"

SPRiSGPIgLD, TENN, May g. 1873.
Or. A. Il. WITTY Dear SV: an selling great deal oil
your PulmOnara have large demand for II, and recon-
mend IL To all the best medicine in the kct, ana
NOT afraid Ia recommend H. as had II thoroughly
tested Of my customers who WAS given up to die
After taking three bottles Of PamOnar he com
menced improving and when he had taken the hfh bottle
he up and in my store and said "Ir SAVED LIFE,
and "hs should always love and the PulmOuaria
for 1t had saved him from DEATH and was the cassc Of his
tskingi IT," told him not 10 love me- hut DR.. White, the
inventor OF this great medicine. selling from cght 10
fifteen bottles week of your PumOnara. -
Yours truly, ". ECKLES.
Sold In Ottawa by Forbes Gehrin2 nOvlj
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The Canal.

The canal closed Nov. 18th. The report OF the
collector at this port is given below, for the
year. The report includes the business OF the
canal for all this side Of Henry-lIennepin, DE
Pue, Peru, La Sale, Utica, Ottawa. No record
was kept OF arrivals, the commissioners not be-
lieynp IL The rcDOrt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-29

The prisoners sent the Sheriff a petition for
Thanksgiving dinner, which that officer granted
in way which no doubt pleased the boys"
hugely. And the dinner prepared by Mrs. Mecay
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RECEIPTS;

The business shC WIS an increase over last year.
the receipts Of the Office last year being $24 COL
&C. The clearances this year were GIG; last year
G07. The tolls were the same except on wheat,
which were this year reduced 25 per cent.
REPAIRS
Some extensive repairs will be made along the
line this winter which for various reasons have
been delayed. The aqueducts at La Sale and
Ottawa, long in bad shape, will be entirely re-
built At La Sale the entire supersructure will
be renewed the men being now at work. at a
cost OF $1,000. In Ottawa the woodwork will be
renewed and the top stone OF the piers replaced
Last winter it will be remembered, large
amount Of work was done here, replacing bad
stone Of the piers but the work was left untinsed
which will now be completed. The Ottawa aqua.
duct is two or three times as long as that at La
Sale, and in the same proportion Will cost about
100000 The wood work is to be done by con-
tract, the canalhnishng the piers and furnish
ing the materials for the superstruCiure. The
work is now going on.
1t was intended to rebuild the wall Of the south
bank Of the hydraulic basin in this city, but the
factories being 50 crowded with work complained
about the loss OF time. The work has, therefore,
been postponed until spring
The bridge east Of the aqueduct has been ten
tirely rebuilt and has been but lately finished
A new departure has been made in the con-
struction Of the winter dam at the west end Of
aquaduct. Heretofore a mud dam only had been
putin To save time and expense in the future,
workmen are now putting in stone foundation
for this dam, which will be constructed by laying
u top stringer supported by posts on the stone
work and the whole properly timbered. A tenn.
porary mud dam has been put in, high enough
to feed the side-cut until the new dam is built,
when the water will be turned in to the full
height of the banks.
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A CARD.

To all who suffering from the and lndiscreOns
OF youth nervous weakness early decay loss OF manhood
&c. / will send . recipe that will you. FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy discovered by mission
AIRY in South America Send sefaddressed envelope to
the Rev. JosrrH r. ISxAN. Station y, Sn0 Fork Cisy.
Janls-ly.s