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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-24
THE INDIANS.

Continued Depredations Reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-10-24
..Don,t Know Half Their Value,

E6~Burnett's Flavoring Extracts at Kins-
mans, Cor Water and Bridge st.
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when he drank never saw him fight with any
person. Heard him have words with the 9th
or children, but not to fight with them. Jason
did not tell me that he had given Sarah a
ID good licking, and meant to make her
keep her place.
Harvey NJ. Leighton, called Live in Au-
gusta, one-quarter of mile the other side of
Scribner's. Know Jason p. Scribner. Saw
him about the last of April asked him to help
me through the season; said he didn't know
enough to work; trouble in his head; some
thing going through his head; felt very bad.
Next time saw him was when the Doctors
brought him in. There was blood on his
throat. Asked, 'what in the name Of God
did l kill my child for?" Said when the
spells came on he didn't know what he was
doing.
Cross Examined: "HOw near do you live
to Mr.. Scribner?" "Near by. He was con
sidered on Industrious man; worked at farm
| ing and brick-laying; was u drinking man
quick tempered, and used profane Language
sometimes, was extremely profane occasion.
ally. Remember his brother William. From
present appearances should not have known
him to be the same person.
Mrs. Lydia s. J. Allen called: Live il
the Scribner neighborhood, am acquainted
with Jason. Treated his children kindly
showed fondness for them, have seen hin
hold his children and caress them. He sal,
there were times when he couldn't contro
his mind, said his head seemed to be open
ing. Have visited his house frequently, mos
every day.
Cross eramined: How far is his hous
from yours, Mrs. Allen? Very near, we me
freqently. Was at his house when his chill
was born. Mrs. Wade brought cruel an
milk for Mrs. Scribner, she was sick in bed
Scribner wanted to throw the milk out IL
used profane language. l am sister q
Joshua Jcwett.
James WOOdwOOd sworn Reside in tn
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MOUTH AFRICA,



l."%DoN, August 7.-Advices from Cape.
town to the 23d Of July saws that several
huIuhas were received ly Garnet Wolse.
ley at st. Pauls. 1t is reported he assured
them that they will henreiorth I've govern.
Ell and protected hy the British Govern.
ment.
General Crcalock and Colonies Wood
and Butler will return To England.
Another detachment OF marines has re.
embarked for home.
y strong force is to advance to I'lundi
immediately, General WoIseley having
promised the chiefs he would I've there by
The ION Of august. \ detachment OF
friendly natives and irrpgularS, and nrob.
ably also General New,livate's column.
VIII advance simultaneously on the Kings
new kraal.
1t is represented that King Cctywayo
has with him a force OF only one thousand
men. and it is believed he might he cap.
tnred without difficulty.
The Premier OF the Government of
Cape Colony annoUnced,in the Assembly
that Sir Bartlett Frrerc did not contcm.
plate rcsigninc the Govcrnorship.
Sir Garnet WolScley has resolved TO or.
cupy Eliundc until peace is fully rstab.
llshcd. The troops press Cetywavo on all
sides. General Wolsclcys interview with
the coast chiefs was satisfactory, hut the
latter considered Iuict impossible while
Cctcwayo is at large. The natives gener.
ally cannot understand the retirement Of
the British forces from rliunde. hence
General Wolselcy will rcoccupy ii, and
has summoned all the chiefs To NEE, him
there on the 10Th Of August, to settle
questions relative TO the future OF the
country. The operations agains, Cery.
wayo are by irrcgulars and friendly ma.
iives. Arrangements are making to break
the First division and the cavalry brigade
and send the men home. Ohnm has un.
d"r'ak"n to capturohis brother CMywavo.
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ClSctSSATI, August AT a late houi
this forenoon the Democratic Convention
was called to order in the Music Hall by
Nelson Sayler, chairman Of the executive
committee. The number OF delegates
present were III. Tho rules and revula.
tons previously prepared by the commit.
tee were adopted BY the convention.
Hon. George Pendleton, President, ad.
dressed the convention at some length,
touching upon the supervisor law, finances
and election, and was frequently inter.
Fupted by .uproarious applause. Letter &
were read from Gen. Rice and others The
convention then adopted platform, en-.
dorsing the proclamation Of the State
Democratic Convention, denounCinp the
supervisor law, threatening penalties OF
the Seitz law to Republicans APPLYING
corruption fund in the coming election.
Nominations for Senate were declared in
order Herman Lachman was the only
one nominated at this hour.
The following are the nominations OF
the Democratic County Convention up to
Il:D P. NJ: Senators-J. II. Carberrv, Her.
man I4ackman, Howard Douglass, Repre.
sentatives-C. \. Darmenpower. A. r.
Earmatels, Phillip Tnrpin, j. ]. Sullivan,
Samuel Blair, John Hagety, Andrew Nc.
Mechen, Vim. Lusby, Jr., s. c. Brecken.
ridge. County Clerk. G. Bernard,
County Recorder MiChaelS. Path. Treas.
nre--Dr. G. c. Miller,
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GRIMES IN rIE wILDwoonS.
irA. Vests Mysterious Disappearance
Has n Happy SoIutlOn-The Outrage

Mrs. Vests Mysterious Disappearance
Has Happy SOIutIOn-The Outrage
CRNe.
LlrTLEToX, VIVA, August :, 1879.
Ell'On IntelliGeuCer.
The excitement incidcntto the reported
murder OF Mrs. Polly Ann West, Of Ma.
ron county, an account of whose mysteri.
GUS disappearance has already appeared
in your paper, has subsidized considerably.
The people OF this vicinity have been
Counseling among themselves as to the
course to pursue to unravel the mystery
surrounding the unaccounted for dis.
appearance OF the woman, but fur.
ther ConieCtures as TO her whereabouts
were put TO rest by the arrival OF messen-
ger, last evening, from Monongalia county,
stating that she was with relative and in
good health. Previous to this disclosure,
Samuel Poe, OF this neighborhOOd, was
suspected OF the murder Of Mrs. West,
and so strong was the feeling against him,
that treats OF lynching were INDUCED in.
The hearing Of Thomas Barrett, charged
with committing an outrage upon Mary
Watson, aged thirteen years. was contin.
ued until tomorrow, Bsrrett giving bond
in the sum Of $1,000 ror his appearance.
Mr. and Mrs. Young, charged with secret.
ing the girl, entered into like bond for
their appearance at the preliminary exam.
nation.
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CHICAGO, August The Tribune. Otta
va special says: Herman B. Chapline,
who, last summer, was tried and acquitted
on a charge Of fembezzling $4,000 from the
United States Express Company while
driving one Of its delivery wagons
has been shadowed since his acquittaI,
and to-day was arrested at La Sale, where
the robbery was committed, the charge
this time being perjury.
Chapman's trunk was searched and
found to contain a considerable sum Of
money which bears evidence Of having
been buried so long as TO be useless for
circulating purposes. Chapman has been
TO san Francisco, and under the name OF
George \. White has established a news
agency on the Southern Pacific, which is
to he proven by citizens Of California,
who will also show that he has handled
large sums OF money there. The case was
continued ten DAYS.
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ST. Lours. August The PoaD"pnhrd
this evening prints an article on the iron
trade in this city, which slows that there
is a marked revival in iron manufactures
and iron mining. Fonr large establish,
mcnts are now running to full capacity
The Vulcan Works, one OF the largest III
the country, is expected to Tcslme opera
tons in the fall, and the st. Louis Stamp
Ing Company are putting NJ rolling mill
to produce shCctIron Tor their own usc
which they have heretofore been obliged
TO import. There are also four blast
furnaces in full operation in South SL
Louis, and the demand for Missouri or,
exceeds the production.
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Wards OF the city has increased l7O
since the enumeration Of last year. This
indicates gradual growth that is not dis.
couraging considering the drawbacks OF the
season. A Californian once remarked
thath had come out in 40 without q cent,
and had held his own ever since" We
have done better than that. The growth
Of the city, il slow, has been sure. Fssti.
nG Len'e is as good a motto for corpora.
ton as an individual, and il we maxi haste
too slowly in the matter Of increasing our
population, it will be, perhaps, all the bet
ter in the end.
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NASHVILLE, August There was a
light vote all over the State in the election
on the proposition to compromise the
State debt at 80 cents with 4 per cent in
terest. Probably not half the average
vote was polled. The meaSre returns
from West Tennessee, including Nash.
vile and Memphis Districts, show a ma.
lorlty against the proposed settlement Of
900. Davidson county, with Nashville,
Edgefeld and l. civil districts, give
Loo majority for acceptance. Unless
East Tennessee gives large majority for
acceptance, indications are that the propo-
sition will be be defeated, though the re-
suit cannot positively I've known till to.
morrow,
Knoxville gives 1000 majority for &C.
Ceptance.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Flow Of English Gold Toward
Agricultural America.
The Ex-KhsdiVs Homs-Sick and
Painting for Egyptian Airs.
wOIseIey's 0vsrtures Toward Es-
tabIishing Peace in ZuIuIand.
CetywayO's Capture Believed TO be
an Easy Matter.
ENGLAND

ENGLISH FINANCES.
LONDON, August 7.-E'inancial writer,
say that the withdrawal OF gold from The
bank Of England, yesterday, for the
nited States, is probably a precursor o.
larger shipments in payment for Ameri,
can produce arriving here and in France
IT'S understood that the bank Of England
holds a large amount in American Eagles
Bullion in the Bank OF England decreas.
ell $4,000 pounds the past week.
roollSG RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The proposal OF President Childers, OF
the Great Western Railway Of Canada. 10
the Grand Trunk Railway is that all com.
petitive traffic be pooled and anv question
arising in respect to the agreement is 10
he settled by arbitration. The arrange.
ment to remain in force twenty one years.
LEsSESlXG SUPPLY.
At Lanarkshirc, Scotland, the colliers
work only four days week and the ar.
rangement caused the first advance in coal
in three years.
WANTS TO COME BACK.
The new khedive Of Egypt has received
telegram from the Sultan OF Turkey de.
manding that permission be given the ex.
khedivc to return to Egypt. and reside at
Alexandria or Daimatla. The British and
French consuls.general have advised the
hhedive to defer his reply until they had
consulted their governments.
\ STEAMER EXPLOSION.
The Nald"rds Berlin special SAYS: The
boiler Of the German Corvette Frcva burst
as the vessel was leaving Batavia. Four
men were killed and several injured. II
was rumored on the ID inst. that this nc.
CIdent had occurred, bnt it was located off
Malta.
NORpEEKSIoLD'S ENrEplrIoX.
The adyices from Copenhagen announc.
Ing. that NOrdenksjold's Arctic expedition
had passed Behring's Straits were prema.
!ure. \ letter from NorIeuk>j9ld, dated
IN tebruary at the entrance Of the Straits
says: u hope 10 he free from ice in June"
PRUSSIA AND THE PRIESTS.
The Pp1's Berlin correspondent; reports
that the Frussian Government has caused
the summons issued TO the Catholic priests
ny tue secular Courts 10 he withheld for
time. The Government has also deter.
mined not to appoint priests to the vacant
IIvinr5 on Its own authority,
Sorrn AFmcAN DISTURBANCES.
\ dispatch TO the Dujq .N,,r< from Sierra
Leone, dated July IS reports renewed
disturbances. Searches natives are max.
ing an armed resistance to the customs
officials. Her Majcsty's ship Dwarf has
gone to protect the officers.
Eu>SINS TEoUnLEs.
\ dispatch to the Poa from Berlin saws;
"eneraI lgnatieti considered it necessary
10 summon troops to Mini Novgorod to
preserve order during the continuance of
the fair
DEATH or FIFE.
The Earl OF Fife is dead.
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An I.nnonnlar nr,ier

ST. L"rrs, August THE Board OF
Health have adopted an order that no
steamboat that sIaiI have landed at the
port "t Memphis subsequently, to the lst
August, shall h." allowed to land at the
wharf "' tins city or discharge freight or
passengers Within the limits of st, Louis
without permit from the Health Com
mission. Commissioner ", J. Kountz, OF
Pittsburgh, anda Steambos, man for many
years, protested against this action and
proposed quarantine OF freight for 10
days, during which vessels and carcoes
should be thoroughly fumigated, but the
Board declined to receive the order.
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HALIFAX, August - Some wreckers
boarded the stranded steamer Burges at
Mariners Cove, and helped themselves to
the cargo of wheat and sheep and furni.
ture OF the cabin, against the protest OF
the captain. a portion Of the property
was recovered by the authorities. The
wreckcrs numbered between 800 and 400,
and had forty large and several small
boats,
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Orr dispatches OF last night contain o
decision by the Treasury Department con.
cerning the National Board Of Health,
which indicates that that body requires
watching as well as the yellow fever.
There are some indications that the Com.
mission is likely to prove an expensive
nuisance. Succeeding the outbreak Of the
epidemic at Memphis, the Board sent out
some twenty inspectors, at ten dollars a
day and expenses, to various parts ofthe
country to report as to the sanitary condi-
ton OF the localities visited. Two or three
bulletins have been published, but
the information contained therein re.
suited from the efforts OF the Marine
Hospital Bureau A few days ago Hon.
Casey Young, who, as Chairman OF the
House Committee on Epidemic Diseases,
brought the board into existence, sought
TO have some preparations that were
selling as dlsiniectants analyzed by the
chemical experts that were supposed to
be in the service OF the Board. In this
way the knowledge was gained that from
the Secretary OF the Board down to the
lowest clerk none could be found com.
petent to made the desired examination.
And yet this Secretary and his clerks
draw from the Treasury over $4,000 per
month in the way OF lat salaries.
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CHICAGO, August Luke McDermot;,
for twenty-five years employed in the
packing department Of Field & Letters
store, was found dead in his room this
morning, having committed suicide by
hanging from the bcdpos'. Some time
ago McNcrmOtt los; son by an accident,
and it is stated that ever since he has been
dcsponacn', aud somewhat dissipatcd.
lie doubtless committed the rash nc, in a
Il: OF mental alteration. lie was comiOr,a-
bly, Oft, and has m interesting family oi
five children.
Two oi,hG workmcn Who iclI from the
scailOldlng in Music Hall yesterday, hAN,
died. The others will recover.
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New York, August THE third match
contest for fifteen ball pool for the cham.
pionship Of America was played tonight
between Samuel F. knight, Of this city,
and Lon Morris, jr., Of Esoston. The con.
ditions of the match were: The winner
must score twenty.One out OF the games.
Up to midnigh hit but fifteen games had been
played. Knight scored seven, and Morris
eight games. 50
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SA% EArNEi, CAL, August t5,-Iasl nigh,
abou, : o'clock two conyicts, named Nc.
CURE anil W. +. Andrus, occupying the
same cell in the State prison, became in.
yoIycd in quarrel, growing pnt of an old
,aId when McGuiro drew "a sharp knife
ac;oss the throa, Of Andrus. com pIctcIy
snycrIng the windppc and caus,TE death
instantly
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BNlrINoRE, August 7,-ClrTLE-The mar.
yet is more active and prices are shade
better very hest 'a5l.C; frS, quality
t'1aSc; medium Sl.ni' .r, ordinary 2.ta9Jc:
head; sales .St2 head.
Ho."S-Th" supply is in excess ri slow de.
mAnd and prices are tending downward.
Quotations iHa5'sc, Receipts &, iG5 head.
SHErT-RccciFtS sheep and lambs, 1858
head Quotations sheep, 3S4,,c; lambs
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FOREIGN NOTES,

The Albanians again contemplate an in.
Cursion into Servia.
Bullion in the Bank oi France during
the week increased 467, ,sO7 francs.
The British military authorities an.
nounce that in the examination Tor ad.
mission to the staff college in 1880, one OF
the principal subjects will be General
Sherman's campaign Of 81.
The report is revived that Lord Du fferin
will shortly be transferred from st. Peters.
burg to Constantinople, with instructions
to insist on a speedy execution OF the re.
qIr1reda administration olreiorms in Turkey.
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CHIcAao, August "A Quincy, ILL.,.
special says. One Of the four boilers OF
the New Combination Paper Mill explod.
ca this mornluG, demolishing a stone
boiler and engine house, scattering the
no'Ier and creating havoc generally.
Loss about $1,000. Strange to say no one
was killed: The fireman named HAYS,
was severely scalded. The fireman claims
that the gauge showed sufficient water.
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THE Martinsburg Statesman wants an ex.
ira session Of the Legislature, to make
temporary provision for the election Of a
member Of Congress at large from this
State. A meeting Of the Board Of Direc.
tors OF the Weston Asylum, to provide for
the incarceration Of an elttor at large in
Martinsburg, would be more in order,
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JEFF DAVIS tribuIations are unending,
The contest over the will which left him
valuable estate in Mississippi recently,
threatens not only to defeat the bounty Of
the donor, but to establish improper re-
lations between her and the beneficiary.
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ChnHtaquN EnrrrI.rs,

CnAuTAQrA, August 7.-Rey. Il. D..
Eosrdmam lectured on the Genesis Of
Sin. Prot. ". +. Sherwin took charge
OF the exercises ot the Chautaqua Musical
College, and three sections Of the Normal
College met, y very interesting lecture
on the fundamental ideas of astronomy
was delivered by Rev. II. ". Warren.
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ST. IonS, y. H., August The Gov.
crnor General and Princess Louizc, took
drive through the city to-day. At one
poin, a number Of Sunday school child
rem were assembled aud SAng the national
nnlhpIn.
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ST. Loris, August a special to the
Eoang .ion"oi from Boulder, says A. +,
Eglcn, Of Coma, sho, himself through the
head, killing himself, about one o'clock
this evening lie had been very low with
consumption i0t some time, and has not
been able TO lie down iOr months. De.
spondcncy caused the act.
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DENNEE, Cot, August Thomas T..
Bccvcs, son Of Sir Thomas Reeves, a Bar.
onc,, Of Norfolk England, suicidcd here
las, night by taking morphine. His body
was found in his room tins morning. lie
left u letter saying "a mIsspcnt lie.
liz hAd Bright's disease Of tho kidncys
and WAS very d0spondent.
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Reduction :nr rrnirh, pn,..

CnlrAGo, August The Wabash Rail.
way to-day made twelve cent rate from
Kansas City to Toledo, on grain destined
TO the sesboard, a five cent reduction.
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PROVIDENCE, August The Wallace
Committee began investigation here by
inqulring into the operation OF the proyis.
ION OF the State Constitution, giving SUI.
trage only to such foreign bern citizens as
possess real estate valued at $l34.
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FAIL la'Gn, August 7.-Gcorgc L, bur.
lee has resigned the Presidency Of the
Mon,auk Mill,;and VIM I.aw,on >ladc has
been elected his successor The lnjI oh.
tanned an extension some months ago. but
the stockholders on Tuesday next will
consider its financial condition.
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WNsniSGToS, Angus, 7.-OlIicial inIor.
nation has been received al the State he.
par'mcnt that the German government is
inclined 10 modify the position taken by
it against silver and is willing to discuss
with the tnN"d states steps lDokingtothc
adoption, internally, Of a bimrtaIIic stand.
nTl
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Mo%'roN, \. b., August "a fearful
hurricane passed up Rucloshe river and
ylclnlty last night. Eighty buildings were
destroyed and a large bridge carried away
hRdlv injured.
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SI'AIN.


MNnGlW, Angus, The carriage in
MhlGh hne \ ltonso was returning from
the Escur"I 10 La GNnja upsr, and ,hc
Kings arm dslOcatrd General Echavrr
Who accompanied the King had nj, wri.,
Snfaln"d The Kings arm was reset,
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NEwroRr, Pa, August Wv, X. Miller,
Of Harrisburg, was shot dead to-day by
Samuel =. Albright, of MontSomerv's
Ferry. Eoth WCrop paying attention to the
same woman, and mel at her house.
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WrHESH'ERE, "a, August 7.-Ceor. e
|icslcr' wife AMI two daughters, were
poisoned here to-day, by drinking coffee
IN which tartar emeuc had been placed
ny some unknown person. They are in a
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NEw foRE, August The Committee
on EHl"s Of the House OF Representatives
Branch. ''''" ''''
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THE gradual growth Of the yellow fever
in Memphis, recalls last years sorrowtnl
history,