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The New York herald., 1879-11-30
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Miss CATHERINE LEWIS will appear as Rosa May.
bloom. lady transformed by The CENT OF Ha,oun
sssha S wnas she Ss,D is n9SI S
Bride and brit revelation ot the Gress Indian As,%
broker and sxcaiph: devoted young husband. with
", s pa.pf,%anR R2HAS Ia KATE an American
girl brought abroad. and asonished at the at
Mr HARRY LACY as Herbert Rumbront sr.s. and en-
husst whose of the ideal results in his
Mrs G. PooLE as Mrs. weeees, who being Mrs sprin-
Mr. W. DAvIDGE as Uncle Major. adesr old
Miss MARGARET LANNER as Mrs: Louise Sprinkle. a
M z N ssas ss her
f0S as ne losfs for rRco II ho amsa" %rs
BssrowS PREMIER Bali ros..r AND FRS. aoaSy
Weight in Boom's Greatest Show ON the Planet.
IN THE FIRST ACr-Haroun Al Raschid, in the pri-
vacy home adventure be Found In tho
aI Ssa % S II in Of yns S 10
ing character The Wild Rose Of Yacatan is transformed
IN THE SECOND ACT-The Caliph is down on his luck
Mrs Sprinkle undertakes to have adventure Of her
enng affairs Mrs weebIes under takes matchmaking at
to on assist Great Of every
cept that OF keepng secret
IN THE THIRD ACT-Thc con sequences Of the Caliphs
hearted Sultan sacrifices his Niece to save himself The
light The spell is removed and Rosa becomes for tho
THE WILD ROSE OF YUCATAN: OR. THE
MODOC GIRL PURSUED. AND
THE CORSAIR'S BRIDE
(But-for further particularssee the payJ Grand de-
parture Beautiful Stranger and her faithful Csvs
i.r, and disastrous overturn of Noodle.
IN THE FOURTH AND LAST ACT-The Cup of Hope
found cracked and the bright anticpations crib
BILE out Haroun AL Raschid is nailed by his Mother-in-
Law. who regns over 3agdad and the Boulevard for a
quarter Rosa keeps promise however.
saving everybody leads conclusion Of Universal Hap
piness
ARABIAN NIGHT EVERY NIGHT AT g.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.
Seats may be secured ten days ahead.
FOR THE MrDwEEK MATINEE, WEDNESDAY. AT
O'CLOCK. MAN AND WIFE.
IJAvERLY'S THEATRE.
corner of 18th St and 9th ay.
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MISS EMMA THURsBY's
MONDAY sTE1ETAS HVESlsa, DatEAprn pAti; /.
MISS ESily Hsii'sa %sysASrs.
nnnn hEhn tsAcA g. cAREsEsa's ESEMEs-
magnificent orehcsira, and
Choice Reserved Seats: first door. 81 30 and 81.
On ssis At stsnwa" Hail and 3 Gaio" square,
REooKLYN PARK THEATRE
EA sOrHERN.
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NIGHTS
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
THRNFsRAy TvHaqSSSHs nAaHSHs, ph1hsD:,
aSSSPaES S#a sRSiSS5 HSS sSTTsD4E TsaAEgias iEa,ssHr'
FRIDAY f,sIlr bSvIp 'es cAshicE. Sli EsFi'F~an''''
NOVELTY THEATRE.
TUE 9,h av and South 9TH sh st. Brookiyn ok d.
HARM F6R 0NE WEEK ONLY. ."''' "-'.S''
e'""snt''6b S1 6ksSks MSSpsf rRSSPsos RsssTss, ''"
xArrSrrs '%fIISA %HpshsSay S.5rcSNs. sSp SATURDAY
BUCKINGHAM PALACE. 27TII ST.. NEAR OTH Av.
ID Peerless among metropolitan rosorts
THE oTs Gs;i E WORLD
ELITE socAss lhS hsTsi S,T r rs pSnsss s@ss naow
Tho aeknowiedaed oniy hMERrcaS MABiIIE.
EIEssTTb RH
RRooKLyN MUSIC HALL
ID Junction Fulton and Flstbush avs
| PIANO RECITAL
| by
| MR. BERTRAND CLOVER. JR,
| pupil of Dr. q. Valiant
| assisted by EN- inent artists,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, December o. 1873. at 2 o'clock.
The embraced the works of Bac Beethoven,
Schubert Chopin List and Tausig.
Tickets OF admission including reserved seats 90 cents
VNHE MOST POPULAR SONGS OF THE DAY :--DEAR
Il Little Colleen, &. NJ Syke sOc In this Odd Chair Ny
Father Sat, q. g. French 4Oc. The Old Willow Cradle
that Rocked Us To Sleep, W. H. Rcgcr. 4Uc When Jamo
4Oc. SPEAR a DEHNHoFF, III broadway
| i MONDAY-EINER vON UNSERE LIEUT..
| TUEsDAY.-DER sEECADET
| CAUSES soIREE DANsANTE EVERY TUESDAY
t)evcning IL. I6 East 18Th st: SELECT and bNJoiA
| BILE; WALTzEs taught RAPIDLY.
| business MANAGER wANTED-BY A GENTLE
Oman lecturer OF established cputation always success
ul for competent and reliable this Is gooa open
ing; references exchanged Address ARriST s'~'o" W
| New York.
NT'BRIDE's ARCADE NEWS ROOM, II BROAD,
Mway, corner RectorChoice seats for tho oper" M"
| all theatres.
| CADEMY OF MUsIC.-MARIMON.-CHoiC SEATS s ME-
hfor the debut Of Marimon: also for sunu c,
tonight be had TiSON'S Theatre ieAe' O"'ee'
Fifth Avenue Hotel. Open all day.
CuLTAN DrvAN, 2n BowERy, NEAR STANTON
.Ecgantly reuinishcd icr she w,n,v, Wi'sIC
MIRTH AND PLEASURE nightly ADhisoioN M NE -. G
I)RIMA DONNA YOUNG. ATTRACTIVE AND pOPU-
lar wants partner of undonbted hnsncai uaviiy lor
aud novel feature and dcfyng sena s'
srsnees Hnd real name " SOPRANO. Herald once
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THAT'S WHAT / SAIDr

CLINTON HALLS
STRATEGISTS
PERFECT COMEDY ORGANIZATION.
Received nightly at the Gaiey Theatre. Boston. with
and shouts of applause. Acknowledged by both
pubic the ixinal comedy seen In
OPINIONS BOSTON PRESS.
'The 'Strategists afforded two and half hours OF
genuine delight all attended the Gaiey last
ing very clever and Imaginable comedy. Mr.. Halls
company ar all capital rtists'-lieraid.
The remembrance of the Strategsts' will nger long
in ones memory."-Globe
The ntire play full Of such rockng fun and gro
that 1t kept the audience la constant
upoar of laughter from the rise TO the fall Of the
tain. Post.
1T is one Of the humorous plays that has been
in this city for long time The Straegsts Is
uneq uvoca success."-Journal.
'Strategists is unquestoued success keeping the
in of laughter growing and
strain ed until the fall of the curtain tiser
The rategsts last evening had ITS first
and received with favor Last night all
who present departed with smiling faces-rran-
script.
First production In this city of the New Comedy ad
mirably sructsd and full of irrcsisbly aughabe
atoms. entitled the
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Spirit OF the tropos
Times. Seats may bo secured ten days in advance.
TXTALLACKs OPENS 1880 BEGINS AT &.
w Proprietor and Manager. :. Mr. LESTER WALLACk
LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS
of Byrons new modern comedy OF
"OUR GIRLS"
"OUR GIRLS
which be withdrawn In order TO give place to the
PRODUCTION OF OTHER NOVELTIES
in accordance with arrangements previously made with
THE CHARMING COMEDY
"oUR GIRLS" OUR GIRLS,
therefore receive but few representations and
NEW COMEDY
by
AN AMERICAN AUTHOR
(Which has been preparation for some weeks,
will be duly announced.
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTREI.S, OPERA HOUSE,
DAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,, BROADWAY,
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs, CORNER 18TH ST.
TIE FAMILY M RESORT ,r,v
SAN fRASCisCO MINsTRELs
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE FUNNY COMEDY, entitled
THOMPSON STREET FLATS.
THOMPSON STREET FLATS,
THOMPSON STREET FLATS
IN TWO STORIES ON THE LEVEL
Second week OF the
TURKISH PATROL"
THE SkIDS ARE OUT TO-DAY"
By permission Of Messrs. Hsrrigan Hart.
ALL THE GREAT ARTISTS WILL APPEAR
SEATS SECURED. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2
MR.. MAURICE STRAKOSH
Nlhas the honor the musical event OF the
season.
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J. II. HAVERLY Proprietor and Manager
Mr.. Haverly takes great pleasure in announcing
THE ORIGINAL PRODUCTION IN NEW YORK
of the Picturesque Comedy Drama in five acts. by Mr.
BARLEY Campbell author of MY Parnor." &c. entitled
THE GALLEY SLAVE,
which will be presented
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER l.
and every evening thereafter and At the
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES
until further notice Recognizing the Importance Of the
production OF
THE FIRST ORIGINAL PLAY
Of the by American author Mr.. Haveriy
will present this romantic story of
AMERICAN LIFE ON THE CONTINENT
with ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY by Messrs. p w.
Coatcher and W. j. Fetters and NEW AND HANDSOME
APPOINTMENTS.
and following specially selected cast including
the of many well known
METROPOLITAN FAVORITES
Ccely Blaine. American Heress Miss Maud Granger
Francesca Brabant Italian Model Miss Emily Rigl
Psyche Gay, Dear Good Girl Miss Eselle Mortimer
Mrs Phebe Gay, still Girsh.. Miss Rose Graham
Nichette MISS Charlotte Neville
Doores Francesca's Child Little Georgie
Sidney Norcott, English Artist Mr. Frank Evans
FRANKLIN Fits. Travelled American MIR H. burns
Oliver Oliphant Scotch Cresus.. Mr. G. A. McManus
Wellesley Napier, Lon pdoner. O. A. Henderson
Carrot Sna,ics " meDster
Philippe. Notarys Clerk. M montgomery
Galley Slaves. Nuns Guards, &C.
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AMUSE MENTs.

~ BROADWAY AND 23D ST
Lessee and Manager ............Mr Mr.. HENRY e. ABBEY
2D MONTIi-5TH WEEK
SECOND MONTi-FIFTH WEEK.
I'D AONTH-5rH WEEK:
Overwho omlng Success. Overwhelming Success
Overwhelming Success Overwhelming Success
STANDING ROOM AT A PREMIUM
STANDING ROOM AT A PREMIUM
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
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MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 80
MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 9.
first this the coiic OPERA
PRINCESS TOTO.
PRINCESS TOTO.
Libretto by W :. GILBERT
Music by FREDERIC CLAY.
Box sheet open from % A. NJ till 10 +. NJ.
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ANyITSENUENfr9.

CAuSE:-
ut is superior to tho renowned Black Crook'"-New
York Herald. ,,r
Mutitudes crowded the entrance way long oetore .ne
doors were eued"-New York Sun. Immense crowas
besieged the theatre The receipts were somctn"s un
precedeuted New York Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10
THE AFGHAN WAR.
The Ameer Died Natural Death.
K4SSACRES By RIVALS FOR THE
THRONE

TAsHKEND, March 3. The Afghan ambas-
sailors have been notified that their powers
have expired. They will return shortly to
join \ koob Khan, who is said To be still at
Cabul Their baggage has already left.
The official report of DIR. Janorsky wOnld
go to show that Shere Ali died natural
death, the 2lst OF February after two days Of
agony.
Immediately after the Ameer's death, mas
sacres were begun by the three rival parties,
those of Iakoob Khan, the present occupant
of the throne. and Aim Khan (Shere Ais
brother) and the dead monarchs nephew.
The second name was Governor of Mazar-
isharif. He is now prisoner and his house
delivered up to pllage.
Yakoob Khan, having been victorious, APP
pointed new governor. who on the 22d sent
and released DR. Janorsky, the Russian sur
geon, who was thrown into prison. The gov
ernor, appreheuding danger from $4,000 in
furated soldiers who had been let loose,
escorted him in person to the frontier. The
doctor is hourly expected in Tashkend, and
brings with him letters addressed to Gen.
Kaufman and the Afghan ambas sailors, die
tating all the facts of the Ameer's death.
The Afghan ambassadors are in despair and
are greatly disquietcd abuot their families.
They return to Afghanistan on the 9TH.
1t is reported that Yakoob Khan has aban-
doned Cabul and ratired to Herat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10
SENATOR BLAINE IN RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA.
His Remarks at the Reception Given by
the Tobacco Exchange.

NV York, March ;. senator Blaine. in
II speech at the reception tc himself and Mr..
Jones of Nevada. at the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange. Saturday, said he believed that in
his visits in Congress no man could 90 fur
thcr or stay longer i'll the desire to promote
the material prosperity of Virginia.
If know myself" he said. II would vote
for Virginia AS quickly as for Maine; for the
South as quickly rs for New England. The
patient and heroic endurance of Virginia I'M
der circumstances that might well have dis
couraged the bravcst. had enlisted for her
svmpathes, and admiration of the whole uni
verse. and it could not be in his heart to think
anything of her but kindly His maternal
grandmother. whose tender momory was ev-
cry hour present in his breast, was born on
that sacred soil. and he belonged to Il family
which maintains that blood is thicker than
water. II he differed with Nirginians on
some some things he was with them on others.
Whenever my voice can have influence to
promote your prosperity, You can rely upon
me As upon one of your own noble and dis
tnguished sons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10
Gardiner Local News.

The Brun'wick ST. Baptist Society course
of lectures this winter, are pronounced the
the best ever delivered in Gardiner The
first speaker, Rev VIM. Is. Wright of Boston,
gave on Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th, his
lecture on Strikes an Lbckouts" 1t was
was pronounced by competent Judges simply
wonderful. \ streak of wit ran through it
all, and his eloquence seemed to have no
bounds. Col. Russell II. Conwell of Boston,
on Tuesday evening. Feb. 18th, gave his lee
ture on Acres of Diamonds" Great men
have lecturcd from time to time in Gardiner.
Beecher. Tilton and Phillips. and others of
renown, but Conwell outdd any other man
that ever spoke in thi, city. He spoke for an
hour and half and everyone was amazed at
the close to find the time had sped rapidly.
Many of his utterances never will be forgot
ten by those who heard them March 4th
closing lecture by Rev. $. Z. Merrill of Bid
d.tord, Subject switzerland and the
Switzcr." This was very interes in lee
ture and shows Mr.. NJ. to possess great des-
criplivc powers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10
school Supervision.

The old saving, las the teacher is, so is
the school" is true only in part. In all the
higher departments of industry competent
superintendent is regarded as of more value
than skilled workmen. In any good school
system. supervision is the corner stone.
What are some of the qualifications for
the Office: The supervisor of schools should
be a person, who. bv education and experience
in teaching. is familiar with all the details OF
school work, from the lowest to the highest
grade under his care. He must know how to
grade and classify Schools arrange courses Of
study, and be able to examine teachers
thoroughly. When he visits a school he
should be able to assume the government and
instruction of the same in a manner which
shall present suitable example for the
teachers to follow. Secretary Dickinson Of
Massachusetts is bringing the necessity of
intelligent supervision before the people and
legislature. Improvement in this line is
much needed in Maine.
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THE ZULU TROUBLE.
The Zulus Defeated with Heavy Loss.

CAFE Town, February ls via Madeira,
March Q. Colonel Pearson was attacked at
Ekowe by Il large force of Zulus. The latter
were defeated with enormous loss. and were
pursued to Entamedi, one of the Zulu mill
tary kraals.
Col. Wood reports that he has captured a
large number of cattle. The health of his
troops is good.
The attitude of the native tribes in Trans
vaal is disquieting, and it is feared that the
chiefs have formed league against the Brit
ish.
The Governor of Mauriius has arrived at
Cape Town.
The men-of-war Boadicea and Flora are at
Simons Bay. They y cases of small pox on
board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Turkish AtrOcities...TrOuble in Mace.
dOnia.

LONDON, March s. The Times correspon-
dent at Tiernova kilograms from the vicinity
of Tiernova, giving the names of people who
were cut in pieces by the Turks in districts
evacuated by the Russians, have been re-
ceved.
TIERNovA. March 8. News is received
relative to the disturbances in Macedonia.
The population of Djuma is emigrating en-
massc before the advance of the Turkish
troops. There is great excitement in this
city. kilograms on the subject will be read
at the night sitting of the Assembly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10
THE PLAGUE.
The Disease Disappearing. 1.-The Nor.
tally not Large.

ST. PETERsBuRG, March 8. Thursdays
kilograms from Prof. Echwald are published.
dated Wiasowka, Tschoinijar and Nicolskoie,
showing that all apprehensions respecting the
plague have disappeared, though much dis
ease prevails.
Gen. Melikof appends declaration stating
that 800 persons have died out of a population
of 2ls, 900, between October and February in
the two Presidential districts In Astrachan.
This is smaller mortality than usual from
cholera, diphtheria, small pox or typhus.
Melikotf affirms that the epidemic is mas
tered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10
PENNSYLV ANA.
Strike.

WLKEsBAREE. March = Several DAYS ago
the driver boys employed by the Lei Ugh and
Wilkesbarre Coal CO., at Waramie, struck,
demanding ten per cent increase of wages.
The rng-leaders were discharged and the
mines have been iule since. The drivers
held a meeting and resolved not TO resume
work until the company conceded the advance
and restored the ring-leaders, and gave work
at full time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10
The Jury falls to Agree.

The case was given to the jury in the
Scribner trial Saturday afternoon at five
O'Clock. The jury retired, and were out un-
ill o'clock yesterday morning. Eleven of
the iurv were in favor of conviction for muir
der, and one only stood out claiming that the
man was insane at the time of committing the
deed. This will result in another trial, and
will saddle additional costs upon Kennebec
county. 1t is another case of 'eeven obsti-
nate men"
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Railroad Matters.

NEW York, March .. A special despatch
states that judgments were obtained in the
Superior Court of Quebec, Saturday, that the
first issue of 100000 in bonds of the Lewis
Rennebec Railroad illegal, aud ordering the
immediate sale Of 81, 900 shares of stock held
by IA clique for four years. 1t is believed the
bondholders will buy the stock and obtain
ossession of the property
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10
Election in Bangor To-day.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.


PORTSMOUTH. March Q. There was re-
markable revival in this city, under the min
istrations of Elder Arthur Waite, Evangelist
of New York, continues with increased vigor
and astonishing conversions. So successful
has been the work. the reyvalist has consent
ed to cancel engagements in other places and
remain here another week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10

The men connected with the Fire Depart
salaries. This will add some twelve hundred
dollars to the above figures; and should there
be the usual amount of unrcported bills vet
to come in. say three thousand dollars, We
will have the neat little sum of Sll,lS7 in
ercess Of the appropriations, as the legacy
beqnea,h to our city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10


Let every voter carefully examine his bal,
lot before depositing it in the ballot
box. The following are the straight repub-
lican nominations in the several wards.
WARD ONE.
Aldcrman-J. $. Hobbs.
Warden-E. F. Blackman.
Ward Clerk--C. G.. Hunt.
onstable-James +. Wade.
WARD Two.
Aide man--P. O. Nickery.
Warden--LewiS b. Hamlen.
Ward Clerk-Charles a. Wadsworth.
Constablc-E. W. Getchell.
WARD THREE.
NJ HERNIA, Theodore b. Townsend.
Warden Nathan {. IIalctt.
Ward ~" k-Clarence A. Stinchfeld.
Const ,hl, -Chas l.. Braun.
WARD Form.
Alderman Asa ID. Townsend
Warlcr Edward c. Foger
War erk-Edwin F. Farlham
Coatab'e-John C.. Garlan
WARD FIVE.
Allern nn-Joscph II. Marley.
Clcrk-F. ID, Hoyt.
Wa 'Cn-,IamcS Folsom.
Con, able-Eugcne $. Neal
WARD SIX.
AFcrman-Georgc w. Quinhy-
Wsrden-D. W. Tyler.
Clcrk-tieorge +. Davie'.
acknowledgement q lrdncr.
WARD SEVEN.
Alderman-James. w. North, Jr.
Warden-Paul u. Hall.
Clerk-George W. La Id.
Constable-W. II. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10
OHIO.
4 Fire Bug in Ohio.

CoLrMnts, March s. Every night the past
week one or more buildings have been fired
by means of rags saturated with kerosene, and
between two and four o'clock this morning
eight stables were burned. The citizens are
excited, and extra policemen have been APP
pointed.
LATER. The city was patroled last night
by the police. militia and citizens. aggregat-
ing about 1000 in number, and not fire oc-
Cured The militia is on duty again to-
night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10
CALIFORNIA.
The SutrO Tunnel.


NEW YORK. March s. A San Francisco
despatch says the Julia mine having paid the
Sutro Tunnel Company 100000 for drift
run by the tunnel, and having signed a con-
tract to pay royalty. the Sutro Tunnel has
allowed them to pump their water through
the tunnel. Pumping water commenced yes
tcr'iay, and is watched with great interest
Failure.
SAN Francisco, March 3. The failure of
Godschaut Brothers 4 Co. is more disastrous
than expected. The assets amount to but
10000, of which 81, 900 is in stock and the
balance in book accounts. notes, SC. Liabil-
tiles, over 81 ,ooO,0oo. Creditors are attach
ing debts wherever due.
Severe storm.
Much damage is reported from storm in
the vicinity of Humboldt Bay. The rivers
have overlooked. bridges are carried away.
stage and telegraph connection is suspended
farming lands are flooded, dwellings swept
away two lives lost and several persons in
jurcd. The loss of stock is very heavy.
Railroad Matters.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company
has opened a freight and passenger station at
StamriX, arizona, 81 miles east of Yuma
and SIG miles distant from San Francisco
The track was at last accounts more than ten
miles beyond.
Snow storm.
Dispatches from Summit Station saw the
overland train is blockaded six miles west of
there the snow is sixteen feet deep, and still
showing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10
NEW JERSEY.


NEW YORK, March 9. The town of West
Orange. New Jersey. is excited over the un-
paid takes to the amount of sixty thousand
dollars and the ute rly confused condition of
the Collectors accounts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-10

tOOuMln G1 bcln4 the receiver ana Ii. + Oar
ling OF being agent for the disposal. Both
were arrested and bailcd. The robberies
have been going on for several months.
RUNS Work.
NEwBt RAPPORT, March :. Two dwellings
on Water 1t, were burned this morning; loss
$1,000. 4 tenement block and other build
ings adjoining were damaged $1,000; insured.
In one of the dwellings occupied by Mrs. Ira
Thompson, whose family were absent, John
\. Hale, a boarder, aged 10. persisted in the
flames. He was incorporate and it is sup
posed the fire was caused by him.
Bo>roS. March .. Maginnis. while drunk
Saturday night. attempted to ascend the stairs
of house % Traverse ST., and when near the
top fell backward to the bottom. and was
found Sunday morning dead.
Robbed.
Some time ago lIevman and Meyer Phil
lips, German tin pcddlcrs. drew s2s00 dollars
ont of the Bank and hid it away in Il lounge.
Yesterday upon looking for it they found
they had been robbed,
Fire.
SPRINGFIELD. March s. The rail mill OF
the Springfield Iron CO. was burned tonight.
Loss, 100000; insurance. $4,000. This
throws 400 men out temporarily. The com
panv will rebuild and be in operation again
by April |.
Funeral.
LOWELL, March =. The funeral of the la,c
Sheriff Kimball took place thi, afternoon IL {
services being held at the Unitarian church.
Released.
BosToN, March :. b. +. Patrick. former
general passenger and ticket agent on the
Eastern railroad, charged with cmbczzcmcnt.
was released to-day 1t is understood Pat
rck's friends made good the deficiency, and
the railroad declined TO prosecute.
The Devlin Execution.
At a meeting of the Executive Council to-
dav. it was asccrtained new sheriff cannot
be appointed and confirmed in time for the
execution of Dcvlin. the Lowell murderer,
March II. As Senior Deputy sheriff Fiske
is troubled with heart disease, probably the
governor will reprieve Devlin.
Verdict,
The verdict in the Paige case was OF ened
this morning "Guilty of general charge OF
conspiracy to defraud his creditors' 4 mo-
ton for new trial was filed and will lie ar
gucd the 24th inst.
PedestranIsm.
\ sixty hour walk between Bessie krohn
and Bell Sherman begun Thursday and ended
at 20 tonight. Miss Sherman covering
1851 miles to krohn's 100