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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-24
WASHINGTON.
Discovery ut the Mint Bureau

WAsH,NGroN, September %. 1t has been
recently discovered in the mint bureau that
after the breaking out OF the war the New
Orleans mint continued coinage for several
weeks, and about Sl,2J0.000 in gold and
silver were coined from bullion on hani.
This money it is said has never been account
ed for officially. as all communication ceased
when the war began. Proper entries were
made upon the books of the mint, however,
and these books were not long ago shipped
here and the fact discovered. Thus an
amount in excess of amounts spec
fled from time to time has been in circula-
ton. 1t is supposed the money fell into the
hands of the confederacy and that all has
been put into circulation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-24

You have seen persons afflicted With cry
sipelas: Well. it is an a~ful thing. 1t dis.
figures the face almost beyond recognition.
and is as dangerous as it is repulsive. II al
ways causes sudden death, and is sometimes
called ''St- Anthony's Fire Mr.. S. B.
Carpenter. of Granville. Y T., had j, in
both legs, and was cured by the use of DIR.
David ke.nedy's 'Fasorite Remedy" His
health is now perfect. DIR. Kennedy s
''Favorite Remedy" is the very life of the
blood. 1t cannot hurt you and is sure to help
Tell your neighhors so. Get ii of your drug
gist, or write 10 the doctor at Rondout, \. Y,
enclosing One Dollar for a bottle.
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HallOWelI Local News.

Fishing schooners are now visiting our
wharves to exchange commodities with our
traders and farmers in the vicinity.
The funeral of Rev. J. NJ. Paine was at
tended by large number of our citizens on
Wednesday afternoon last, and the services
were of solemn interest to all. The family
and friends receive the sympathy of this en-
tire community.
Mr. Samuel Currier, Jr., has commenced
work on his lot corner Of Winthrop and Mid
die streets, preparatory to the erection OF
fine dwelling house for his own occupancy.
The late rains have started the springs IN
favorable localities, but it will take vast
additional amount to affect the deep wells
that have been dry for the first time for many
years. The water in the Kennebec continues
unusually low for the season.
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Governor Cornell.

Governor Cornell.
| New YORK, September %. Governor
Cornell is dangerously i'll at Brighton Beacl
LArKR--Dr. Morgan reports the Governor
gradually improving.
Alleged Defaalter.
Major Nelson. paymaster. arrived last
night and was taken to Governors Island
has been no concealment of his movements
and all matters will be explained satisfactory.
Murder.
At 6 o'clock this morning Joseph Dorsey,
bar tender, aged 2S, was stabbed TO the heart
at corner of Canal street and the Bowery.
Two men were arrested on suspicion.
Arctic Exploration.
New Bedford despatch to the Herald
states that mcrnbers of the Franklin search
ing party, under Lieut.. Frederick Schwatka
of the L. S. army, were picked up by Capt.
Baker of bsrqne George and Mary of New
Bedford, at Depot Island, August LIST, they
having returned to that point from their
sledge journey to King Williams Land the
4th of March. The sedge journey was the
longest ever made through the UNEMPLOYED
Arctic region, both as TO time and distance,
the party having been absent eleven months
and four days and travelled 1881 geographic
cal or $3.50 statute miles. 1t is the only sledge
journey ever made that covered the entire
Arctic winter. They made a complete search
of King Williams Land and the adjacent
mainland, travelling the route pursued by
the crews of the Erebus and Terror on their
retreat, and while so engaged buried the
bones of all the unfortunates remaining above
ground, erecting monument to their memory.
Their search established the fact that the
records of Franklin's expedition are lost be-
yond recovery. A large quantity of relics
of Franklins expedition have been gathered.
From each spot where graves were found a
few were taken that may serve to identify
those who persisted there. They have also
brought the remains of Lieut.. John Irving.
third officer of the Terror, which were iden-
titled by prize medal found in his open3
grave The party endured many hardshiTs
and were once threatened with starv alton. No
material sickness occurred during their alb
sence and no severe frost bites were expert
enced by any Of the party.
Railroad Accident.
WATERFOWL, September %. An engine
and six freight cars on the Watertown (
Ogdensburg road were pitched over an en-
bankment and smashed.
Celebration of Andres Capture.
TARRYrowN, September %. The streets
are densely crowded with people to witness
the centennial celebration of the capture of
Major Andre. Cars and boats are hourly UNI
loading visitors. At sunrise there was a
National salute on shore, responded to by the
training ship Minnesota, which lies in the
stream, and the bells of the village were
rung. AT 10 a. NJ, the hour Of capture,
there was another salute by artillery and the
Minnesota. and al the same time the bronze
statue of Andre was unveiled.
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Municipal C0urt.

'AsAhAASApoA Ourts
Three fellows who claimed TO hail from
Bangor, and attempted to beat their way
through on the ii o'clock train Wednesday
night, after being put off the train at Newport.
Waterville and Augusta, while attempting to
board the train again here were gobbled by
the police. The trio were quite well dressed
although their clothes did not fit them. one
OF them having on a stand-up collar several
sizes too large for his neck One of them
wore jocky cap that he had evidently stol@n
at the State Farm, the third one wore a coat
several inches to short on the lower part.
They appeared to possess all the true elements
OF the festive tramp. They told his Honor
Judge True thar familiar story, with broad
grin, hunting for work. Said his honor.
Il deeply sympathize with all in like circum-
stances. | fully appreciate your valuable
services in your honest endeavors to break
down railroad monopolies, by stealing rides
over their roads. / have not the heart to
turn you into the street l am only too happy
to inform you all that you shall be assured
of work at shoemaking on the hill for the
next thirty DAYS" They thanked his honor
and retired with Officer Breen. They gave
their names as Frank Savage, Thomas Ross
and William Harvey.
James Thompson plead guilty Of being
drunk. Paid fine and costs and was dis
charged.
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IOWA.
Suffering for Want Of Food.

DEs MONIES, September %. Aid is being
solicited for people in Phillips. Decatur,
Sherman. Sheridan, Rawlins and other
counties. In Norton county 1900 people
are in absolute want of food. The wheat
crop in all the above counties failed, and in
June was plowed up and planted to corn,
which has been destroyed by the web worm
One family lived eleven weeks on wheai
bran, and another three weeks on corn meal
Local State papers suppress these facts, as il
will injure the State. A public meeting j,
called here to procure supplies.
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superior COurt-Judge WhitehOuse Pre-.
siding.

THURSDAY, September %.
The whole forenoon was consumed in fin
ishing the COW case between Elisha S. Case
and George +. Wing. the jury having been
out more than two hours. They finally agreed
upon a verdict for the defendant.
Charles f. Moore vs.. Amos Rollins
liaines fer plaintiff, Heath ( Wilson for de-
PENDANT. Action upon account annexed for
plaintiffs labor last fail and winter upon de-
PENDANTS farm in Belgrade. at SIS a month,
81. There is further item of $500 for use
of cookstove, making the whole amount
27f. 1t appears that while the plaintiff was
working for the defendant he had his wife
with him and two children. The defence to
the claim is, according to the defendants
understanding of the bargain, that the plain
tiff was to work for the board of his family,
and not for wages. The testimony is square
ly conflicting upon this point. The jury re-
turned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for
S5l 90
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Maine Mining stocks.
STATE NEWS.
CUMBERLAND.

One of the overseers in the Brunswick cot,
ton factory was before the Municipal court
last week for whipping child employed in
the mill. He settled the case BY paying $50.
Wednesday morning Roscoe G.. Butler,
one Of the Reform School boys, was brought
before the Municipal court on a charge of in
cendiarism. He wished to escape, and to aid
him in his attempt he placed pile of light
material against partition in the basement
and set it on fire. Fortunately the blaze was
discovered and extnguished before damage
ensued. On being apprehended, he confessed
his guilt. and was bound over in the sum of
81 900 to await the action of the grand jury.
HANCOCK.
Mr. r. A. Ober, of Beverly. Mass, the
we'll known author and magazine contribu-
tor has been visiting Cranberry Isles in
search of Indian relics. His wife is one of
the Hadlock family of these islands.
KNOX.
In repairing a building long used as
store at Rockland, the other day, a mouse
nest was found, large portion Of which was
made of fractional currency, greenbacks and
national bills. Pieces of sl's, s2's. s5's,
and sl0's are distinguishablc. 1t represents
a considerable sum of money.
LINCOLN.
Wiscasset is in process of construction.
PESOBscoT.
| The trustees of the Bangor Theological
| Seminary met in that city on Tuesday. and
elected as Buck Professor of Christian Theo.
| logy and Lecturer on Pastoral Duties, Rev.
Lewis +. Stearns, Of Newark, n. J. The
new professor is a gentleman of fine literary
requirements and gives promise of being a
valuable aquisition to the city and State. He
| finished his education in Germany, and was
formerly a professor in Michigan College.
Lately he has been pastor Of church in
Newark.
The payroll Of the ship-yard of Goss,
Sawyer Packard, Bath, sometimes amounts
to 5000 per week.
I SOMERSET.
Monday evening week Mr.. Jesse Thing, of
Starks, ~ year. Of age, was found dead in
his house. He was an eccentric man and
lived a sort of hermit life alone on his home
stead, near Mr.. Enoch Greenleaf's
WALDO.
Operations have been commenced at the
Belfast shoe factory, the cutters going to
work Monday.
Master Jacob Ames, the oldest survivor Of
the many skilled shipwrights who have made
. Belfast celebrated for her superior ships, died
! in that city Tuesday. He was father of
: Capt. George =. Ames Of that city, and Of
l seven other children, who now occupy honor
able positions in various parts of the country.
e WASHINGTON.
A very sharp, heavy storm of thunder
hail and rain visited Pembroke about nine
!, o'clock, Tuesday, doing considerable damax re
}, Much glass was broken from windows abou
: town by the hail, which fell in great pro
fusion
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.

NEw YORK. September -.
Money easy st sas on call. and closed At u. Prime
mercantile paper tlssl. Exchange steady at t.sois
ASH for long and Sslsi.S3i for short Governments
weak and lower. Is and SIS declining l. AS and As
In State bonds Alabama class declined 10 %. Rail
road bonds active, but irregular. Stock market
opened weak and in esrly dealings prices declined
to 2, the latter c., c. l. c. subsequently prices
rose ] to and later fell of ! to H. Amer midday
irmer tone prevailed and advance of TO II was
recorded. but In hnsi dealings speculation again be-
came weak aud the market closed At reaction Of !
TO n, Western Union and coal shares leading the
downward movement.
Transactions, 0oo, 900 shares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-24

There are ,egions of remedies IN use 1or
coughs colds, and lung difficulties, but the
r. s. GoLp COUCH CURE, prepared only oy
Partridge Bros. the well known and skilled
anotbecaries of Augusta, excels them all,
in that i, is safe and sure to cure the wors.
cold and relieve the worst cases of pulmonary
d;soasQ w.
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A%Owing to atmospheric causes, cpl
demic colds are prevailing among our horses'
in MANY cases almost amounting 10 the old
enizootic. At Partridge's drug store they
prepare a cough and condition powder soid
:, h,Ik which has cureC. many horses OF
this disease, and for which there Is no" d
great demand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-24

Married, and yet unhappy. HOW I'D. mani han.
home has been robbed OF sunshine s. a' NJ tho
n;ness and rendered sad ana o ESQ rb;s i
loss of some dear and petted chic Ia naren,s
dangerous season for cni'ar ', sSrnn handy.
should keep DIR. Bull $ Ious"
Price 25 cents bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-24

kENNEBEC COUNTY-IH Probate Court held
at AUGUSTA, on the arst Monday Of September,
1850.
"ENRY WOODWARD, Guardian of Anna
l. Blanchard OF Readheld, in said County, minor,
ha, ipg presented his first account of Guardian ship
of said ward for allowance:
ORDERED, That notice thereofbe given three weeks
successfully prior TO the second Monday of October,
next, in the Daily kennebec Journal, q newspaper
printed in Augusta. that all persons interested may
attend al Probate Court then to be held at Au
gusta, and show cause, if any, why the same should
not be allowed.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest:-CHARLEs HEwINs, Register.
sept24-t3w
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Have wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry al
:, hand. L, cures Coughs, Colds,
bronchitis, whoOping Cough, Group, In,
auensa. Consumption. and all Throat and and
Ling Complaints. 80 cents and 81 Dot
flo
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POLITICAL.


WORCESTER, Mass, September IS. The
democrats of the 9th district nominated Ma
ior NcCaferty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-24

D.R.v. G. is purely vege.ao;; s Sec See
pound, and will do all is ciai"eu '''
other column.
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No purer. safer, more unobJectionaoie
..,,,,,,an, in medicine than Malt Bitters.
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11trn.

In this city. 2lst inst. Susie j. Hoxe daughter o,
Henry and Caroline HeXie of Vile, Mass, for
merly of this civ, aged Id years. II months. Funeral
on Friday at L. NJ, from No. Q, Flag street.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


SCRANTON, September %. The editor Of
the Times was arresfedthis morning for libel
on D. w. Connolly, candidate for Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-24

Will send their celebrated Electro W itaic
p,,,s 10 the afflicted upon 80 days triai
SPEEDY cures guaranteed. They mean mean ~hA'
,hsv sav. Write to them without delay.
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WEATHER. REPORT.

Indications for the Next - Hours.
War Dept, Office Chef Signal Offices. I
Washington, ID. c., September al q. N.
For the New England and Middle States,
winds shifting to southeast and southwest,
falling barometer, slight rise in temperature,
clear or fair weather.
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NOVA SCUTIA,
Sculi Race.

IA LlrAx, September IS, The one mile
single scull race between John Mann and
Albert Ham, for 500, at Bedford Basin, yes
terday, was won by Ham. by three lengths.
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California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO, september ~
The following are the closing oflcia prices of min
siocks 10 .daI.
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oxen, I feet 5 inches girth: also one pair
three years old, feet inches girth. The
oxen are well matched, neither having spots
which do not appear on the other They are
Jour years old. and raised in Fayette by
Martin Kent. gotten by Underwood's Here
lord bull, out of pair of Durham cows.
MT. Jordon's steers were gotten by Under
woods bull out of couple two-vear old
helters. They were raised by Morris Wing
OF Wayne, and agree in age to an hour. The
steers are entered for the best premium.
b. F. Trask of Strickland's Ferry, exhibits
one pair of four-year old matched oxen,
whose girth is feet 3 inches.
Charles Z. Libby, of Wales, exhibits
matched four-year old oxen, girth feet
inches. They were raised in Readfeld by
henry True. from Hereford and Durham
STOCK. Their weight is 1850 pounds. Their
color is dark red, with white faces, bellies
ana hind feet and shoulders.
j. G. Fish of West Waterville. enters one
YOKE of six year-old oxen for the seven feet
pun. The cattle are grade Durhams ana
raised by the exhibitor.
+. B. Jeffrey of Lewiston, exhibits one
yoke of six years old Durham oxen, for the
u.au They are seven feet and ten lncnes
grth
Edward A. Robinson of Mt. Vernon, ex-
T 9loits one pair of Hereford matched oxen;
iney are seven feet three inches glrth, and
"a. ralsed by Augustus Rundlette of Mt. vernon
nhe!y are dark red with white faces. MI
robinson also enters one pair of herefords
,er pest pair. They are seven feet SIX meme.
S M and were raised BY Mr.. Alden o.
Winthrop.
Osgood Hewev. of Sebattus, exhibits one
par OF matched grade Durham steers. lnes
: are TWO years old and girth seven ieet ioa'
,acnes. They were raised by Mr.. Fietc"e'
New Sharon, and weigh 1850 POUNDS.
'. +. Lothrop of Chesterville, exhlolt'
One pair of matched grade Hereford oxen
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very sharp. heavy storm of thunder,
hail and rain visited Pembroke about nine
o'clock, Tuesday, doing considerable damage.
Much glass wss broken from windows about
town by the hail, which fell in great pro-
fusion.
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Governor Cornell.
New York, September %. Governor
Cornell is dangerously i'll at Brighton Beach
Hotel, Coney Island.
LArER--Dr. Morgan reports the Governor
Craiually imuroyinr
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30

ASTRONOMY IN RoRCHEsfI1.-The
new Warner Observatory which 10
being erected at Rochester, n. l., 70
attracting much attention In social
and literary 20 we'll 40 scientific cir.
Giles. The now telescope will be
twenty-five feet In length. and ito
lens sixteen inches IN diameter, thus
making II third In size Of any instru.
ment heretofore manufactured, while
the dome OF tho Observatory % TO
have some new appliances for spe'
cislly observing certain portions Of
tho heavens. It 10 to be tho finest
private observatory IN tho world, and
has been heavily endowed by NJ. h.
H. Warner, proprietor Of tho Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, and other
remedies. Professor Swift he's 10.
bored under numerous disadvsnts.
geo in the past, and tho new comet
which he recently found Wa IN spite
Of many obstacles, but ~ tho new
institution 10 to be specially devoted
to discoveries there are good reasons
to expect very many scientific reve'
lstlons in the near future from the
Warner Observatory at Rochester.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
Gen. hancock 0ets ~ Pm.
4 PsIerxrx1loH 10 1RI cAIprpkfs On
oovI1NoR'o uLAHD-lu lDpouoB.

Gen. Hancock. o. retnrnlng b
0oVo1nof'0 Island hom 10 CltI ~.
terdsl, found o1.O oogrooo@Aa loo&-
eeol 0ieeleoappl, 029ooaDoe u,
8oVQo Of Wlo0ooolo, 0oo. AVogl4 ~
OBJ. Miller Of Pennsylvania eWolline
him. 10 to Aro0In1 Q ooloDeejoo
nom To PHI XeoSncy Guard. Ger
paoy q. Third 1e4lmeot Men JoeQo8
Militia, called % present him 40
cold pen, the handle o. 1hioh ~
eight inches long. The Guard =
Gently held . charity lair, and tho
pen WaS 20 b awarded 70 tho Pm.
idential candidate who received the
the most votes. OF tho votes, SIS
were cast for Cen. Hancock, so tor
Garfield, and 20 tor Weaver. Tho
spokesman OF tho delegation w
Sergeant Henry ]. 6tratemeyec; IT,,
and tho General, 10 returning thanks
for tho pen, said that he hada strong
regard for the city Of Elizabeth. @
being tho former homo Of Gen. Win.
field Scott and Of Col. CLARK, bio
early commander, whose 0on.in.lAW,
Cen Bumlord, be 0ometlmeo Visited
there. The city ALEC recalled 70 mind
bic mother, whose name Wo0 Eu2ap
beth.
NJ. George Neuhause oltho dolo.
cation hoped that tho Qenegal would
write bic inaugural address With 10
pom. The General replied By exhibit.
Ing two turkey quilts. 0eying te0e
tb0Y had been presented 70 him toe
s :s sS ks would ass Il Il t t - ~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
The Supreme Court.
(shrsveport stsadsrd.)

The Supreme Osurt met q : o'elook
'ys.s:ss:Eae ~: I'd, 'S Sssss vr'
O'Clock this morning. Whon To buDl.
mess OF tho term Vii 10 Vound ~
and court viii adjourn until coqIt &
til next Oct. The JUDGES heV0 p0e.
formed On immense amount q 6bee
during tho term here end ovoey 10.
ment Of their time b. beoo oooup(o1
E t6s s9i Ssys Sss aolSs g
clally With eur peopis. :. e would
have been their w1eh ead pleasure g
do 10 have heard them ~ - mUoa)
had they been maoter1 q their On
time. 10 taking their depostgo
nom among -. the court, lndly1oo:
Ally and collectively. leo!e boh!o4
them tho most pleooentand h!oeeb)e
Impressions made upon tho Minds 6
oil Who have bad tho happiness .
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-10-30
Net general fund tax. $4,000
..olso.A2
A6ainst THE tho appropriations a1e {:
Censtitutioaal requirenents. -. .>8e.096
Ordinary expenses. ..............3S ~
Appaeeat dsleit. ...........113l,A u


Tho Logiolatueo WI peude0tly
peovldod fhot Co0otttutiooal Nj.
toato. Whjoh loolu00d their oWn mile.
80 ood poe diem ooetiaeateo, should
30 paid b peo(oeooco. i TIT otoodD
to toot q To courts 81 q thiD claoo
Wlll b provided Tot. but what y %
become g ~ Wossoote joouod % To
Charity 9o0p(t0l, th0 ot0to asylum,
Tot public pelntlaG, To Wages q ca.
ployooo and oil To other ordinary
but eooootial eut)aye tor the etate }
Do not To above figures look Ike
IL beslc Sor snothsf baby bond act
q tho futurel u tho meantime
What ~ tho oglGinal ctoditoe0 q To
STATE % do3
TheCe y ooe hope suggested. Il
The Interest collected . poy tho Jan.
ulSy, leeo, coupon. which Wos ne.
mit5od," co oolely b ''got aWsy
Vith, "and tug1od Into tho current
0ooeeal e0oo. ~ - appeopeiotioos
night oVoeto1llZ b 06l; boe tAeCo
|og0 obstacles u 10 ny. yoo oo0tu.
00olo0 bo00holooge ohjoee . hAV.
11G ~ 0oosy specially lev1oo I'D
| oIlo0eod @ ~ thelI claime thus
| 9obo)o0 toe 10 6ooo0t O othogp. and
6aVo. through To Dated OeaAoo
co9s3e, oolso3 & % ~ hoads o. a.
rlooal Agent IAey Vill 0eht ~
matter @ ~ court q 0nal oppool
beeoeo y1e)dln9 tho(e IlGhtD q Prop.
ely q ehle loSgo Gun. Should fhoy,
hni eVoe. ~. o06 49, fnenennf 09.