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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14
State News.
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WASHINGTON.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Gardner. wife of the proprietor
of the American House, Calais, was thrown
from her carriage one day last week, in con-
sequence of coming in collision with a run
away truck team, breaking her arm near the
wrist, and sustaining other severe injuries.
CUMBERLAND.
Deacon Joshua Hobbs, aged IS, formerly
in the firm of j. 4 J. T. Hobbs, Portland
met with a severe accident Saturday evening.
which il is feared will prove fatal. He was
backing his carriage out of CLAWS stable,
when the shaft caught in avelocipede, throw
ing MIR. Hobbs heavily on the pavement,
breaking his hip.
On Friday afternoon Mr.. VIM. Libby Of
Saccarappa, had the forcfinger of his right
hand taken off by the gearing of a fodder cut
ting machine
A shoemaker, named johnson. who has a
shop in Lancaster Hall. Portland, became so
excited by fire on Saturday night tina, he
jumped from the window, striking on his
back on the sidewalk. He was badly
bruised.
Mr.. John Buckley while descending the
steps of the Catholic church, in Portland,
Sunday, slipped, fell, and broke a leg.
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Inc Hailowell Register mentions tho 81,
aaai'ionai iliuminations in that city
~, un 'he night Of the republican demonstration
ne residence of A. H. Howard. Esq wa.
among the most brilliant on the whole line
the windows were filled with \ rich I'LL.
u ho"ering plants, which attracted the adj.
miratioh Of all passing by The residence.
ol d. W. Church, Esq, and Mr.. VIM. II
Norcross, shone with the brilliancy of mum.
erous lights and lanterns. And the res;donoo
VI .. b. Packard, of Chelsea, seemed to re-
meet from its commanding position the CON-
centrated brilliancy of the entire illumina.
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14

PORTLAND. September Is.
Niidnight-.o7 towns give Davis rs Az,
Plaisted Al 49,, scattering 2ao. Total, S.
534. Same towns last year: Davis Al, 394,
Smith 20, 500, Garcelon sos, scattering
l6l. Total, sI,a4S. Davis majority l,4ao,
against l,540 in the same towns last year.
Towns TO be heard from gave Davis 1918,
Smith and Garcelon 80, l2l, being a fusion
majority of e,t02. The aggregate vote re-
ceived ha> increase about per cent, which
indicates an aggregate of 1867 As each
vote has been increased about the same, the
republicans should have 1900, fusionists
500, prohibition and scattering 500, a
fusion plurality of 200 and majority of
500. Amendment making plurality choose
is uncertain, also biennial elections. Fourth
and fifth Congressional districts are fusion;
first, second and third are republican,
as before. Republicans claim the
first district by l25 and the demo
Gratis concedc it by %. Cumberland
county is divided. Two republican and two
fusion senators are elected Fusion sheriff is
elected. Vote is very close and will require an
official count. Legislature will be very evenly
divided in both branches.
BIDDEFoRp, September Is. ~ towns in
York county give republican majority on
the county ticket of from l2i 10 $50, with the
exception of Folsom, republican candidate
for sheriff, who has run behind his ticket,
and whose election is doubtful. The towns
not heard from gave a republican majority
last year Of 10. The democrats will probably
lose representative in this county.
DOVER, September Is. Returns thus far
received from Piscataqus indicate that the
republicans have elected the entire county
ticket. giving Davis Il majority of about 400.
RoCkL,Np, September -. Returns from
all towns in Knox county except North Ha-
ven and Matinicus give Davis 2,Sl6 Plaisted
4.l24. Republicans elect ID. \. Mortland
senator; +. NJ Wood, judge of probate;
Spaulding, sheriff, and Ninal. county COM
missioner Greenhackers elect Kalloch, reg
lister OF probate; Robinson, county attorney;
Spear, treasurer. Starrett, clerk of courts,
is elected by division of republicans. Re-
pubicans gain representative in Union
district, and Ninalhaven district is in doubt.
Also elect two from this city. Last wear
thew had but the two from Rockland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14
A HARD FIGHT AGAINST
MONEY AND RUM.
The Capital City Shows a Heavy
Republican Gain.
GLORIOUS OLD AUGUSTA

Election day dawned clear and cool. At
an early hour the streets wore an animated
appearance. Both parties seemed to realize
the Importance of getting their votes
in the box soon as possible, and a
majority of the voters deposited their ballots
before noon. The day was one of compare
tive quiet, considering the crowds astr on
the streets. and there were no scenes of riot
and disorder. Augusta republicans have
done nobly. We have carried every ward,
increased our majority nearly one hundred,
and elected our representatives by rousing
majorities. Below are the official figures.
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The Red Mask.

You have seen persons afflicted with cry
s;pelass Well, it is an awful thing. 1t as
sa,res the face almost beyond recognition,
and is as dangerous as it is repulsive. 1t al
WAYS causes sudden death, and is sometimes
called .sSt. Anthony's Fire. MT. D d.
Carnenter. of Grandville. \. T., had IL III
.,,h ,ocs and was cured by the use of Dr'
David Kennedy's '.Fasorite Remedy. his
health is now perfect. Dr. kennedy
..Fayori,e Remedy is the very life OF inc
blood. 1t cannot hurt you and is sure to help
Tell your neighbors so. Get 1t OF your usus
y;st. or write to the doctor at Rendout' ~ =
enclosing One Dollar for a bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14

N ahnuM meeting Of the Woman.
christian Temperance Un;o, ,,;,, man
81. s on tuesday afternoon at "a
''oek- 1t is very desirable tina, 60
n-a VI the organization should he
r"'' as reports of the years work will h.
al -, MYERS ior the coming year elected
ueiegates chosen to attend the ANNA,
"s ol the State Union at Belfast. Sen.
TENDER 10Th and Both.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14

Next Wednesday occurs the sixth annual
reunion Of the gallant Third Maine. Angus
has been selected as the best location TOT
ms gathering of veterans. Let's give the
ooys rousing welcome. In the evening
There will be a banquet in Granite Hall, ana
possibly dance at the close. Contributions
70 the banquet from the well filled larders OF
our thrifty citizens are in order. They may
oe left at Granite Hall, tomorrow morning.
where committee will take them in charge.
Don't be afraid to send along your delicacles.
Iney will be appreciated by the boys VINO
followed the flag, and to whose gallantry we
owe an undivided Nation to-day. Send EN-
right along.
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Gardiner Local News.

The election is over. The day opened
rather cloudy but it soon cleared away, and
one of the best days of tine season was given
us. There was apparently not much excite
ment here. The usual amount of electioneer-
ing was done on both sides. The city went
strong republican by large majority as was
predicted. A comparatively large number of
votes were polled. Whole number cast was
1884, Daniel +. Davis got 705; III. NJ.
Plaisted 4l6; and Joshua Nye %, giving
Davis clean majority of 265 over all. The
vote bv wards was as follows =
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Total,

The Reform Club meeting Sunday evening
was very interesting and well attended The
usual local speakers were present and made
remarks. II was voted to resume the Thurs
day evening meetings which have been sus-
pended for some time.
Rev. Geo. ID. Lindsay of the NJ. f. church,
who has been on short vacation, occupied
his pulpit Sunday, at the usual hours;
As MIR. Robert Baker was riding, SUNDAY
the horse became frightened and ran away
Fortunately, Mr.. Baker escaped without in
iury. but the wagon was overturned, having
one shaft broken and being otherwise IN
jured. 49,, Ca, -.
On account of bad weather, the Star OF
tho Fast did not arrive at her wharf TIL late
on Sunday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14

THE SUMNER MONTHS in our large
cities Is the critical period Of infant life shown by
the bills Of mortality, compared with the other
months Of the year. In eases Of Cholera Infantmm,
d, sentery, hronie DisrrIins, cholera. Ridges
Food diefetic has been found particularly benc
fetal. as ditesfed BY many fattcring testimonials.
Adults suffering from Dyspepsia, Prostitution Of
the system. and General Debility, will find In
Ridges Food the dcsideratnIn for weak stoinachs,
being essiiy digesfed. and assmila'ive. Remember
that Ridges Food has the endorsement Of 70 years.
use In England and America by Physicians and
Natrons of the principal Infant yums and Lying
in Hospitals and Physicians of all schools have
adapted for infants and growing children. Avoid
the many new. untried preparations, whatever the
price. See that WoolIich Co. IL on every label
Sold by Druggists everywhere. jull4ff
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The great talk about bayonets at the poi ~
-, notb,ny TO do with the enormous SAFE Oh
IA adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam, the grea'
n for curing Coughs, Colds; and Lung
.ronhles. New size, 10 cents. Larger SIZE
IS and 80 cents.
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10 East or West, or North or South,
=, They to themselves an outrage do,
Who cannot boast fresh sweet mouth,
With teeth like pearls heRemmed win oe"
when SOzODQNT all this supplies,
And works the charm before our eyes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14

Upon the amendment of the Constitution,
70 change the term of the Office of Senators
and Representative to conform to the amend
ment of the Constitution Provididing for
biennial Elections and Biennial Sessions oil
ne legislature 965; NO, 2s9.
Upon the amendment of the Constitution,
70 provide for the election of Governor by
plurality instead of majority of votes
YES, 1884; NO. 54s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14
LABOR TROUBLES,
Strike Ended.

LONDON, September 49, The strike of the
nail makers of East Worcestershire and Stat
fordshire. which began the 10th inst, and in
which 5000 persons participated, has col
lapsed, because the workmen are too destitute
TO prosecute il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14
NEW YORK.
vi urdcrs.

NEW YORK, September IS. Bridget Ilig-
gins found with her throat cut this morn
ing. and will probably die. Her son, aged
l6, is suffering from two cuts in the neck.
The method of the injuries is vet unknown.
Jeremy Dugan. the woman's third husband,
is believed to be the guilty party.
Thomas Scallon, jealous and drunk, threw
his wife down a flight of stairs yesterday.
Her skull was fractured and she cannot re-
cover. He was arrested.
Andrew Stolz was fatally stabbed last
night.
Trouble i'm Church.
The two factions of the Brooklyn Presby-
terians, who became divi on the question
of Talmage's guilt or innocence of the charg-
es upon which he was acquitted, are prepar-
ing to carry their cause before the synod
again next month.
The Vera Cruz.
The statement of q. p. Silvia about City
of Vera Cruz disaster, published to-day,
says Capt. Van Sise was cool and courage
Gus throughout, and there is no ground to be-
lieve that he did not remain at his post until
taken off by superhuman agency.
BOndsmen Sued.
The bondsmen of Silas w. Boone, default
ing deputy collector. have been proceeded
against for $4,000, to cover the defalcation.
Gold Imports.
Steamship Sucvia from Europe brought
$50, 800 in gold.
Livingston. tn Faster.
BRooKLYS, September IL. Livingston
the faster, has commenced the seventh day OF
his abstinence. lie feels weak.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebcc Journal
NAINE.
Accident TO a Conductor.

BANGOR. September Is. Conductor Lunt
was seriously jammed between two cars on
the E. 4 \. A railway, this morning, at
Basin Mills He was brought to Bangor and
attended by physician, vino says no bones
were broken, and he is in hopes that Lunt is
not injured internally, but can't tell now.
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have no more doubt Of the oene 5 aver e.-
sects Of warmers Safe Kidney anu r;,er
Cure than have that the Ien1 r Par.
empties into Lake Ontario.nH =
kin. d. D., Washington. ". L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14
EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT.

vJNIE facilities al this institution, for acquiring
/ thorough and practical business education, can
not be eNcecd.
The fact that over two hundred of our graduates
were assisted by us within the past year. 10 lucrative
positions in of the best business houses in the
city, shows for itself standing with business men.
send for the latest catalogue. CoMEHS CONNER
GAL COLLEGE. 6GG Washington street. Boston.
WI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-14

Endorsed BY the people as SAFE, rel p"1:,
harmless and cheap remedy
Cough Syrup.
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Battle Anniversaries.

The anniversary OF the battle of North
Point, occurring SUNDAY, is being commem-
GRATED to-day. All the city Offices and the
public schools are closed. The ''Star Span
gled Banner" waves brightly at Fort Nc
Henry, and from many buildings throughout
the CITY, and from the shipping. To-day is
the anniversary of the bombardment of the
fort The old defenders hold a reunion.
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PATENTS.


No. 20 state ST. opposite kiiby. Boston,
Secures Patents in the United States: also in Grca
Britain. France and other foreign countries. Copie
of the claims of any Patent furnished by rcmitting
one dollar. Assignments recorded NJ Washington.
No igcCB ia the tRed STATES possesses superior ia
ciiaiCs for ohfoiRjRg Pofoais sscerfdiHiaq sAe
asG6Hfsshilitg of snccHtsoAS.
X. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS
~ regard Mr.. Eddy of the NEST capable aud
sHccoSSiai practitioners with whom have had OH.
cial intercourse.
CtIAS MASON, Commissioner Of Patents.
"Inventors cannot employ person more trustwor
thy or more capable of securing for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office,
EpMt ND BURkE. late Commissioner of Patents
BoSruN. October 10, lS-o.
X. ". EDDY, E>o.,-pcar Sir: You procured for
me. in lsio my first patent. Since then you have nc
ted for and advised me in hundreds Of eases. and
procured many patents, reissues and extensions. l
have occasionally employed the best agencies in New
York, Philadelphia and Washington, but still give
you almost the whole of my business, in your line
and advise others 10 employ You.
Yours truly, GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston, January |, 1850. ivJ
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Asa food and as medicine nothing
,,s a; .e can compare with Malt Bittsrs-
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mr. VIM. G. Watt, who va. rec,n,I,- !.
ss sasa' AZ Ia" with Baker and Baker has i.
o"''u III Boston at Is Pemberton sou.,
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Rurned to Death.

MrSxEAPoLIs, September ID. Fire yester-
day morning destroyed . small dwelling
house, and burned cripple and his wife to
death.
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KENTUCKY.
NurderOus AfIray AT a Picnic.

owENToS. September Is. At picnic /:
miles from here. Saturday, difficulty aros,
between drunken boys, = three brothers
named Smith. three brothers named Ham.
mond and half-brother of the Hammond
named Barnard AGREE. The Smith party
proved the more expert with weapons and
AGREE, boy of is years, was killed and the
Hammonds all wounded, two fatally, The
Smiths and Hammonds are cousins, and
Samuel Hammond is brother-in-lsw TO the
Smith boys. The parties who did the shoot
ing avoided arrest. They are the sons of G.
w. Smith, justice of the peace, and are
respectable citizens
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1.-THE GREATEST SHOW
ON EARTH"
as IMAM many attractions and hundreds aud Thousands
Will , art spending their money see the sights
''Aef> are SAVING their money to buy Their
Fall and Winter Clothing
:. /. HUNTINGDON,
The Low Priced Clothier.
The great bagains that attract the most a,te,,iop
from the closest buyers of
Fine Ready Made ClOthin0.
Custom Clothing, Cloths,
trimmings and
Furnishing
Goods
of the N - '''e s''e
The Low Priced Clothier
100 Water st., Augusta, Me.

we WISH TO have 1t understood that we buy direct
from first hands at the lowest cash prices that we
Manufacture all of our clothing. That it is cut and
made IN the LATEST STYLE. That we warrant
me work OF the BEST QUALITY, and GUAR
ANIEE PERFECT SATISFACTION, to all our Gus
toners. Call and see the
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The Vera Cruz.
The Grand Army.

BALTIMORE, September IL. The encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Republic, de-
partment of MARYLAND, will take place at
Hagerstown. Wednesday and Thursday of
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Turkish Affairs.


CoxsTASTISorLE, September 10. We'd
ues,lay the Sultan-who had seemed in 4
concilatory mood suddenly changed his
tone and reproached Abeddin Pasha, late
minister of foreign affairs, with making I'M
necessary concessions to the powers in the
Dulcigno affair.
Note to the Porte.
PERA, September Is. 4 note on re-
forms in Armenia, presented to the Porte, Sat
urday, searchingly criticises the Turkish note
on the same subject; declares that the reforms
therein promised are inadequate; warns the
Porte against seeking an excuse for delay and
demands decentralization and restitution Of
order.
Review Of Italian Troops.
FLORENCE, September Is. The grand mill
tary review, Sunday, was a great success.
30. 600 troops were on the ground and
man9uvred splendidly. The King was e-ery-
where greeted with the greatest affection and
enthusiasm.
Spain's Infant Princess.
| MADRID, September Is. The popular
demonstrations over the birth Of an heiress
to the throne was comparatively slight be-
cause of the sex of the child. Public build
irgs were illuminated, but the concourse on
the streets was small.
Political Prisoners.
Conovas Delcastille intends proposing TO
King AIphonso to grant plenary amnesty to
most of the Cubans detained in Spanish forts
and prisons at penal servitude, on the occa-
sion of the Queens delivery. Calixto and
about thirty others will be excluded from
the amnesty.
/ Bimeta1ism.
i BERLIN, September Is. II is reported
Bismark has abandoned the project Of the
bimetailic system.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Maine Mining Stocks.

Closing prices September II, as reported by H. n
Finkham, Stock Broker, 50 Exchange St. Portland
SALES. Eln. ASKED.
Atlantic, 81
Deer Isle, ! 90 ] 10
Douglass, "a
Fayori,e, X
Milton, = oo
Twin Lead.
Young Heels, As
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For Representatives.

James j. Maher, the nominee of the
straight greenbackers, had 50 votes; and his
colleague on the ticket. A. T. Ward, had
los
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-03
THE SILVER STATE.
pUgL IsHED EVERY EVENING (SUNDAYS
FXCEPTED) BY
j. ,. MILF IL CO.
TFRMs or SUBSCRIPTION

One COPY, one year, by mail .............s3 On.
One COPY six months. by mail .....s.... 90.
Orc copy three m1nths, by m7il ....s.. 20.
Delivered by Carer. 2j Goats per week,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-03

RA1ES OF, ADVERTISING:
One SQUARE 10 lines) first Insertion p 30
Zach Subsequent insertion, per square / 90
A liberia! reduction To regular advertisers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-03
w II T. y .

When you see a boy disobedient and
disrespectful to his parents, mean to
his brothers ansl sisters, cruel to ami
plals, aud given to living just for the
fun of it. it is not always sure sign
that he is going into business with the
devil. but a pretty safe one.
When you see \ girl kicking her
front har and fooling her time away
while her mother is doing household
work. Won may conclude that the man
who spices with that girl will be one
of the worst fooled individuals you
ever saw.
When YOU see an old bachelor, who
ought to be squaring MP his accounts
and getting ready for funeral enter
tainment, railing at woman!ind, you
may conclude that it is n sort Of sour
apple revenge for some of the vigorous
kickings he received in the days Of
auld lang syne.
When you see 4 maiden who is adj
vanced in years turning up her nasal
ornament at the '1ords OF creation, .
you may conclude that she has given
up all hope OF capturing lord for her
h n own use.
When you see 4 man sneaking around
and saying unlinl things about every
body else, you may conclude that ne IS
mad because everybody else is not as
mean as he is.
When you see married people partic-
nlarly conspicuous in their endear-
ments in public, you can conclude that
there would be room for four year-old
elephant between them when at home.
When yon see an old sinner put on
new robes and play the role OF saint,
yon need not conclude that the devil is
going out of business.
When you see the various christian
denominations quit pegging away at
each other ana uniting in their battle
against the devil, you can conclude
that that distinguished individual won t
have as soft thing Of it as he now has.
When you see man bat his eyes,
smack his lips, and look wise, it is not
positive evidence that he is liaesl de-
scendant OF solomon.
When you see man croaking and
growing aud grumhling at everything
around him, it is not benevolent to
wish that a vacant place N his family
cemetery was filed. hut it is natural.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-03

G. W. CrtxF, 3I6 Pine street and 10 Leides-
dorff street Room 80, San Francisco.
GRO. N. MorT, Sacramento, California.
B.F. Rugr Il authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for sehecri, ,p.ions 70 the SILVER STATE in
Paradise Valley
H. NAEKER is authorized TO collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the sHvPR STATE at
Biz Meadows.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-03
COAL AT USUAL RATES /:
HAY FOR SALE.

Until further notice we viii deliver hay in
Winnemuuca on cars at sl6 per ton 10y tl,s car
load II. Z. MAhhEN W.
Loyelock, New, Jan. Is, lsSo
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-03
esGOKs Eix-0GT
EO I: II A IL III = z s !

MARKER BROTHERS, ot Rig Meadows,
OFFER 10 RENT 5,3No Acres OF Coed
Agricultural gdlad, N lots of 50 or $50
acres, to suit, Free ~ Charge. for one aud
two years Water 'ar i,dg.tny is already on
all the land The land is al fenced.
For further particulars AMI information,
apply at our ranch.
II. c. MARKER & co.
Lovelock. February 40, 1880. Sm