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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-21
Gardiner Local News.

tuesday evening our citizens were attracted
10 water street by the sound of martial
music ana tie tramp Of a mighty host. How
surprised we were when on their approach
my oand consisting Of fife and t.. o drums
n uu = company of about 40 men under Cant
'' an aspirant for the office Of town
epiesentative, all hailing from Pittston, met
our gaze At some distance thew look yerx
wen. with their uniforms and glaring torche:
IN .his particular case the saying THAT dis
lance lends enchantment," is peculiarly an
Piicanie- Probably Xerxes never reviewed
ms inhumerable hosts with greater pride. nor
uia Oaesar marshal his invincible legions with
q greater feeling of satisfaction than did
capt Dutton his company of 40. After
parading the street for some time they adj
Journed to the Union Club room. over Rings
meat market, where a meeting was held.
ooHie business was transacted, and speech
was made by Mr.. |. n. Tucker. Mr.. Clary
VI Ihtston, preemptor;ly refused to speak on
q most urgent solicitation from the audience.
journed an
The republicans of this city met and held
a consultation as to whether they should hold
Joiiineatlon meeting, and on the best means
ADAPTED to bring it about. The following
oncers were chosen David Wentworth.
.ne representative elect, president; Mai. J..
l. Richards, marshal; Mr.. Geo. Heselton,
secretary. Subcommittee were also chosen.
Vuite large sum of money has been sub
scrlbed to defray the expenses necessary to
nave grand celebration. All the uniformed
companies along the river will be invited,
embracing those from Waterville. Augusta
ana Hallowel. A steamer will be char
tered 10 bring the companies from Bath. A
company OF citizens will be formed and all
republicans are cordially invited to turn out.
Torches will be provided and grand time
Is expected. 1t is thought the procession
VIII aggregate somewhere near 300 men. If
republican wishes TO show his principles
let him come forward and join the process
sion. We want old Gardiner to be fully
aroused, and this is the way to do it.
Messrs. II. NJ Wentworth & Co. have re-
Gently had portable steam engine of 10
horse power put up at their spring and axle
mandatory. This is occasioned by the
failure of the water in the stream which is
exceedingly low. The engine will be ready
to run soon. Mr.. II. w. Jewett is also run
ming the steam engine connected with his
saw mill for the same reason.
jackson, the apothecary, has had new
sign about 20 feet long put up on his build
ing on Water street.
Mrs. Z. f. Dumphy has moved her MILL
merry goods into the Bradley store, which has
recently been fixed up in good STYLE Mr.
NJ. j. Spear did not occupy it, as was an
nounced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-21

An interesting case came before Judge
irue, yesterday. Jerry Thayer OF Sidney
vas arraigned by the Society for the IRE
.entlon of Cruelty to Animals for driving
iofiorn old horse, weak and diseased, against
"e solicitation of citizens and officers Of the
ci'y Tor two or three years past. Some four
Sitnesses were summoned who testified that
Tue horse was unfit for anything save to
start an equine cemetery with. Thayer made
10 defence. Judge True considered the mat
~l as beyond his jurisdiction, and bound the
prisoner over to the next term of Superior
eoart in sum of $500. Mr.. Thayer was also
,aiormed BY the agent of the Society, Mr.. +.
= harrington, that if he again appeared on
ue street with the beast. he would institute
'0o'ner suit. He promised that he wouid
aeser come to Augusta again with the quad
'uped in question, so we shall probably never
the wreck of horseflesh again. The pen
~ Tor such an offence is one years impris-
saneat or 500 nne.
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CAN ADA.
An Inhumau Warden.

ToRoSro, October 20. Capt Prince, war
den Of the prison in which American convict
Montgomery was recently logged severely,
will be permitted to resign. Government
has provided him with a county registrarship.
L. s. consul Howells decided it unnec-
essary to interfere in the matter.
Commercial.
MONTREAL, October 20. The board of
trade has passed motion approving amalgs-
nation of all commercial boards of the city.
The resolutions of the board of trade of
Minneapolis, on the Ssult ST. Marie railroad,
were considered and resolution passed that
the Dominion should build the Canada end
of the road quickly.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

A cyclone and heavy rains have prevailed
in Bermuda. Damage not reported.
Considerable snow fell throughout Ottawa,
Tuesday.
Weather in London is very cold and snowy.
Hon. +. b. Washburne has sailed for New
York.
Steamship Leasing brought s9i5, 700 in
francs from Europe.
At New York, weather clear, wind west,
thermometer "A dogs.
While w. II. Middleman Of New Sharon,
Ind. was abusing his wife, his step son inter
fered and was fatally stabbed by NJ iddleman.
yesterday.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF BISHOP
NEELY.

Bishop Nicely of Portland, spent last Sun
Gay at Elizabeth, New Jersey. Monday he
went to the depot intending TO take the train
for New York. He stopped to talk with
some friends and in the meanwhile the train
started. As it was not moving very fast he
thought he could get on safely. and so avoid
the necessity of waiting for the next train.
When he attempted to step on the platform
of the moving car he missed his footing and
fell. The car struck him and threw him
some distance. fortunately to one side instead
of on the track. He struck on his back but
received no injury beyond a few bruises. 1t
was a narrow escape from being crushed TO
death under the wheels of the train.-Porf-
land iHrrrftssr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-21
Supreme Judicial Court.-JudRe Libbey.
Presiding.

Supreme Judicial Court.-Judge Libbey.
PresidinE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. Goth.
The Judge was unable to find any case
ready for the jury to-day. nor in fact could
he see much prospect of trying any case this
week. He accordingly felt obliged to excuse
the Jurors till Monday of next week and ad'
iourned the court till that time at 10 A. NJ.
The following assignments were mace 1or
the following week, and the actions named
are supposed to comprise, with one exception,
all the cases on the docket where jury
trial is expected.
MONDAY, Oct. %.
Al. Craig VS.. Craig. +. W. W; Heath " alson'
49, Stinchfeld compt vs.. Webb fotter' W T.
Cd. Parks vs. Mosher & ais. Heath. w.P W.
Choate. p.L.sR. Potter
81. Blake vs. woodbury.. Carleton; Potter
TUESDAY, Oct. 26.
,.o Harden w. Sargent. Potter & Otis; Rice
hal AZ Smith Allen. Baker B.; W.P w.
800 Powers Mitchell Spear +. W. W.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. %.
a5 Randall vs.. The NJ. G. r. r. Co. Bean b.
'S sse. N. N. Bank VS.. Fogler ais Bean b.
Heath & w.
THURSDAY, Oct. 2s.
,oi. Stevens VS.. King ais. Potter bean q d.
i,2 Norris VS.. Same. same couhsei.
isS Fairbanks vs. same. Same counsel,
IN 10 ia inclusive to enforce lien upon log oA'
"a ana Rsnson, Adm. VS.. Carr. Baker & b. o"'
Potter. W.. a. a, Eoce Robinson
Heath &-W-
FRIDAY, Oct " .xu w .
1N. Percival, Adm. 4 al VS.. Tiooe''s' e. ="
Potter uo,ues stevens; Foster
RS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-21

Rev. Dr. Kicker of this city has been served
with a notice that Hon. Il. ID. Metcalf, late
Of Damariscotta, directed the executors OF
his last will and testament to pay into the
treasury of the Maine Baptist Missionary
Convention the sum of $50 per year for ten
years-s5O0 in all This thoughtful, wise,
and generous provision fifty and gracefully
crowns his larger gifts to the same organiza-
ton during the last few years of his earthly
HE II is indeed benediction to the cause.
The first $50 will be due in one year from
The date of his decease, that is, in Sept. 1851.
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Pennington Locals.


We are having beautiful October but
would willingly exchange few of the pleas
ant DAYS for rainy ones, as the drouth is very
severe in this section.-The confidence. be-
gotten in the minds of the fusionists by the
result in Maine, received death blow when
the news came from Ohio and Indiana. But
how the news of that glorious victory cheer
ed the republicans. They have gone into
the fight with renewed vigor and will follow
up the advantage gained by successful work.
Quite number of "original' greenbackers
in this county are going to vote the straight
Weaver ticket. No Hancock in theirs
Tuesday evening the republicans attested
their Joy over the Western elections by
grand torchlight parade OF the Garneid
guards, accompanied by fireworks, illumina-
t;ons etc. An enthusiastic crowd of citizens
filed our streets to witness the demonstration,
Rev. NJ. J. Kelley, chaplain L. 5. Army, Is
at present supplying the pulpit OF the Baptist
cburch.-Captain Louis Voter who has been
confined to his home for some weeks with
lung fever. is once more on our streets-Mr
Carr Drummond has built this season new
tenement house on Pleasant street.-The
Maine Central II. r. Co. have taken advan-
tooe of the low alter to make quite extensive re-
nairs upon their bridges at this end ofthe road
-R A Morrow, has doubled the size of his
paper. the ..Lunatic, and willissu 1t hereafter
once a month under the name OF ''lndepend-
nt.--Mr Blamey of this village, carries on a
f.ru .hout two miles from the village. In
Tho bouse. which was unoccupied. he had
nlaced some cooking utensils. dishes and pro-
visions. which he used when woreing there.
He had 90 bushels of apples picked and COW
cred up, the other night, which were to be
mn, in the cellar the next day. But alas for
human hopes, it was found on the morning
char thieves had taken the apples and every
thing of any worth in the house. Another
man had barrel of pork and what preserves
his cellar contained. stolen recently. some
of the unterrified are evidently laying IN
stock of neeessaries for the cold weather,
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circular has been received at the police
station containing a photograph of John A.
Woodward, the defaulting clerk in the Boston
city treasury, with the following notice:
wASTED-In this city for embezzling about $s2.-
100 in various sums JOHN A WOODWARD, age 81
years, feet inches high; weighs about $50
pounds; dark complexion blue eyes; black hair;
which grows well down the forehead and Is parted
well up the sides; very black whiskers and NOUS
tache, the whiskers being worn full and cropped
close at the present time Is quick in his movements
convsrses inteigently. and gentlemanly in his man.
ner. Please arrest and telegraph to
SAMUEL q. ADAMS,
Superintendent of Police
ROston Ort 1850
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CALIFORNIA.
The Pre:ideptial Parry.

SAN Francisco, October 20. When the
train with the Presidential party reached
Madesto, night before last, a democratic
meeting was in progress near the depot.
The crowd gathered around the platform and
cheered for Hancock and Tildcn as well as
HAYES The uproar continued for some
time. Alter its subsistence the train moved
off amid cheers.
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FIRES.


At Cincinnati, Olive Women Perish.
CINcINNATI, o.. October 20. A shocking
calamity occurred in connection with the
fire this morning in the shoddy factory of
Benz. Hey. The fire cut off escape from the
third story, where a number of women were
at work. The firemen made heroic but in
effectual attempt to rescue the women. After
extinguishing the fire they succeeded in ex-
Treating the dead bodies of five.
When the fire broke out 20 girls were in
one room with the forewOman, and s women
we're in an adjoining room. The forewoman
gave the alarm to girls in her room and they
all passed out and down the stairway safely.
She then went to the room where the eight
women were and gave them the alarm. Two
of them followed her down stairs, but the
other six delayed-t is supposed TO change
their clothing-till the fire cut off their es-
cape. One of them jumped from a window
and broke her legs. The other five re-
manned and were burned to death.
At Piqua, O.-LOss 100000.
PIouA, o., October 20 Daniels oil mills
and warehouse burned this morning. Loss
500. 900.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. October 20.
Money easy at Sail on call. and closed at 2. Prime
mercantile paper 4la5i. Exchange steady Mt ASIA
49,. for long and So "A sJi for short. Governments
quiet, steady. State bonds quiet. Railroad bonds
less active, but the upward movement continues.
Stock market opened strong and in the early desl
ings prices advanced to ii. Chicago. Burlington q
Quincy. Hannibal 4 St. Joseph and CHANGERS lead
ing. subsequently there wss reaction of 10 II,
the latter Manhattan Elevated During the after
noon speculation became strong and buoyant and
under brisk purchases the entire list advanced, the
market closing strong at an improvement Of to 81
the days transactions. -. Paul, Northwestern.
Southwestern and trunk line stocks the most
prominent.
Transactions, 3s4, eco shares.
ILL.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-21

Mr.. w. +. Abbott of SacO, a well-knOwn
cigar manufacturer, who has been in Angus
ia and Gardiner working up the case of John
Seidell, whose mysterious disappearance was
first mentioned in yesterdays Journal, has
received telegram from Portland informing
him that the missing man has turned up in
that city. Seidell had been observed to be-
have queerly for few days before his es-
capade. and it is not impossible that he has
been temporarily insane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-21

The directors of the Maine Central nan
u,.d made a trip over the road, YESTERDAY
They left Portland in special tram IN '"s
morning for Skowhegan, via. Augusta, anu
.tonce 70 Dexter and Bangor. Ihey
n..sed last night in Bangor, and to-day VIII
-. ,he,e at eigh, o'clock for Belfast wa
terv;lle and Pennington. On frloay '".'
gill 90 to Lewiston lower station thence ~
Oath and Portland.
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Calitornia Mining Ntocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. October %.
The following are the closing ofncial prices OF min
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Prisoner Released.

ST. JOHN. October 20. Capt. Tower, in
Jail in connection with scuttling ship
Brothers PRIDE" was released on habeas
corpus, granted on account of no communi-
cation being lodged with the keeper. Tower
leaves for Fredericton, to-day. in charge Of
the sheriff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-21

The condition of Justice Clifford of the
United States Supreme Court has greatly
improved-so much so that he has ridden out
several times within the past few days, and it
is now expected he will be able at an early
day to resume his seat on the bench of that
court His son, George +. Clifford. Esq, of
Cornish, Me-, is now in Washington and will
remain through the present week.
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Notice to Voters.
STATE OF MAINE.

kESNEBEC. IS:
To the inhabitants Of the City of Augusta, quail
fed according TO the Constitution and hws Of this
State.
You are hereby notified and warned to assemble at
your respective Ward Rooms in said city, on the
Tuesday following the first Monday of November, A.
b. 1850. Ut being the second day Of said month"; ct
O'Clock In the forenoon, then and there to give in
your votes Tor Electors Of President and Vice
President of the United States.
The polls will close ut O'Clock In the afternoon
The Board Of Aldermen will be In open session In
the Alderman's Room. in Granite Hall bulding in
said city, Friday, Saturday and Monday next, pre-
eeeding said day Of election, from to II O'Clock In
the forenoon and from O'Clock In the afternoon
Of each Of said dsys for the purpose Of correcting the
list Of voters and for receiving evidences Of the quail
ncation Of vo ers whose not on said 1lsts
Dated ut Augusta, Me- this 10Th day Of October, A.
d. 1850.
H.F. BLANCHARD,
octeoftiIId City Clerk.
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Tif0.

o.to,er 10. Mr. W. H. Wood, aged e.
~ fFuneraf this afternoon At his late residence
On nn1 portland. october 10, Mrs. Bridget Coleman
aeeo aas.on October 49, Mr.. Oliver Nash, aged %
II Bath, October II. Capt. John n. sa'sos' go"
pears.
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POLITICAL.


SALEM, Mass, October 20. The 9th dis.
trict democratic convention nominated E.
Moody Boynton for Congress and James H.
Carleton Of Hsverhill Is elector.
Congressional Maiorities.
MONTPELIER. VT. October 20. Official
Congressional lnajorities: First district
Charles H. Joyce, S,41s. Second district
James NJ. Tyler, s,79s. Third
district-Wm. w. Grant, APIS.
Garfield and the Chinese Question.
Nsw YORK, October 90. Hon. Abrsm S.
Hewitt. in = political speech tonight, as
serted he had seen the original of the letter
alleged TO have been written by Gen. Garfield
on the Chinese problem, and published to-
day, that he is familiar with Garfields sigma
ture and has compared it with the letter in
his possession and has no doubt of its being
genuine and that it aceords with the course
Garfield always took on the question affect
ing interest of employers.
A despatch from Mentor, Ohio, says ::
Gen. Garfeld's attention being called to
the letter on the Chinese question purport-
ing to have been addressed by him in JAM
uary last TO Henry l.. Morey of Lynn, Mass,
and published in New York paper to-day,
promptly. and empha,ically characterized it
as stupid forgery"
Address by Secretary Evarts.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts spoke tonight at the
Academy of Mu. ic, in favor of the election of
Gen. Garfield.
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Stanley, FIJI Islands, says British ship
David Low, which sailed from Leith. Jun.
18th. for San Francisco, took fire and was
abandoned. Crew saved
COMMERCIAL.
The Manchester Guardian says: There is
little prospect of any extensive demand for
gold from England, for shipment TO America,
as it is understood there is increased bust
ness in manufactured goods on American at
count. Germany, on account of failure OF
her rye crop, will require large amount OF
maize. Continental nations seem anxious to
augment their reserve of wheat.
Gold was withdrawn from the bank yestcr-
day to the amount of fl2,ooo. and went 10
Egypt to pay for the cotton crop, of which u
large amount has been imported,
Greek Frontier.
Government has received a telegram from
Greece notifying it that inasmuch as Greece
has failed TO obtain the support of the powers
on rectifying her frontier, she will occupy
Thessaly alone.
Irish Land League.
DUBLIN, October 20. Friends of the land
league advise them to offer Fl 900 for cap
ture of the murderer of Mr.. Hutchins'
driver, as fresh murders are very inopportune
for the agitation at the time when prosecu-
ton is pending.
BlOOdshed in Bulgaria.
BUCHAREST, October 20. Trustworthy III
tellgence from the border between Mace
donia and Albania represents the Christians
as rife for revolution. Bulgarians and Mus
sumen are armed and assassinations by both
sides are common. Anarchy reigns supreme.
Religious DecTees.
PARIS, October 20. Government contem-
plates compromise of the religious ques-
ton, which will terminate the conflict.
The Bishop of Montpelier will be prose
cuted for abusive exercise of power in ex-
communicating the project while the latter
was executing the DEGREES against the relig-
ious order at Montpelier.
The DulcignO Question.
Those in a position to see well are conf
dent of speedy solution of the Dulcigno
question, despite attempts to create I'M
easness.
At the meeting of the council general of
the deputies of the Seine resolution was
proposed protesting against Gambetta' $
speech at Cherbourg and demanding imme-
date recall of the French fleet in Turkish
waters.
Suppression of Vice.
Bloin, author of an immoral article which
recently appeared in a snail Paris paper, has
been sentenced to years imprisonment and
a fine of 500 francs, and the manager of the
paper to four months imprisonment with 500
francs fine.
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Transactions, 3s4, go shares.
ffIa.txs H.sAs-
Maine Mining stocks.

Closing prices October 70. - reported BY H. n.
Pinkhsm, Stock Broker. 50 Exchsnge ST.. Portland:
SALES. BID. Asked.
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NEW JERSEY.
Scarcity Of Water supply.

MEcHASIcsvILLE,O October 20. Work was
stopped yesterday at Elders mill, Powers
flour mill and Plates mills, at the lower
falls. because of insufficient supply Of water.
100 hands are out of employment.
Victims Of an Explosion.
BRIcKBoRo, October 20. Two victims of
Yesterdays explosion at webb's mill, died
to-day.
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Local anu State Mus.
JOB PRINTING.

parties DESTROYS Of obtaining fine job
.r;utiaq need not go ont of the city. At
i, Journal office the workmen are first
lass and the facilities the best for doing
nice rork.
Rl1 heads, statements, letter heads, en-
,,,ropes, tags, ristt,ng and sDedding cards,
IN large rariety, Arrays ON hand
All work done When promised.
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Or old or young. or grave or gay as..x
wit With breath we can't endure endure, ,.,rt
me The ' .hey neglected SOZODONT'
n 1rha, Gould have kept all pure.
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MICHIGAN.
Capsized and Drowned,

wAsHISGToS, j. c., October 20. Signal
corps station at Rogers Cite. Mich. reports
sail boat belonging to life saving station of
Forty Mile Point. capsized and Capt. Joseph
Sawyer of Detroit and keeper George Eco
ben were drowned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-21

The autumn session of the Grand Lodge of
Good Templars of Maine, at Brunswick,
closed Yesterday. The weather was fine and
attendance good. The order is doing finely
in the State. The G. w. Secretary, Geo. E.
Brackett of Belfast, reports 2s6 lodges with
over twenty thousand members. Active can
yassing and organizing work will be contin-
ued during autumn and winter. Next ses-
sion will be at Augusta in April.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next "a HOuIa.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Offices. |
Washington, ID. c., October Ill a. m.
For the New England and Middle States
clear or partly cloudy weather, southwesterly
winds, nearly stationary temperature, station
ary or lower baromet er
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Killed by the Cars.

RALEIGH, October 90. To-day a freight
train ran into IA crowded excursion train
coming to the State fair. The engine and
cars were wrecked. Three persons were
killed and IA wounded, three seriously.
They were mostly on the platforms.
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ALABAM A.
Shooting Affair.

HUNTSVILLE, October 20. An alteration
occurred Monday between Assistant U. s.
District Attorney Day and Wm Edwards, in
which Edwards fred three shots without
effect. The origin of the affair was an asper-
sion published in the newspapers. Both
parties were arrested and gave bond.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Marine Disaster.

LONDON, October 70. A telegram from
Stanley, FIJI Islands, says British ship
David Low, which sailed from Leith, June
18th, for San Francisco, took fire and was
abandoned. Crew saved.