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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-25
CALIFORNIA.
Railroad Accident.

SANTA CRrz. May "a. A local train on
the South Pacific road, which run Sunday be-
tween here and Big Trees with passengers to
the Independent Rifles picnic, met with an
acct lent. Three open cars. loaded with la0
passengers, left that place for this city. All
went well till No tunnel was passed, when
just as the curve in the road was reached the
first car jumped the track to the left and the
second to the right. The third remained on
the track. People On the first two cars were
thrown in a heap inside toward the bank in a
confused mass, the cars passing over those
who were across the track. Those who were
in the third car were uninjured. merely being
knocked of their feet. Those not hurt i'm
meaiately set TO work TO relieve the wounded.
The number was over 40. Thirteen are re-
ported dead and others Diving. All of the
killed and wounded belong in Santa Cruz or
San Francisco.
All the hotels have been thrown open for
hospital purposes and an efficient corps of
physicians and nurses is in attendance.
SAN FRANcIsoo, May "a. number of
the killed and wounded by yesterdays acci-
dent arrived this morning. Crowds awaited
the arrival. anxious for the fate of their
friends, and many touching scenes appeared
when the ferry boat reached the slip. Three
of the dead remain unknown. There are
l6 dead in all. Those most seriously injured
remain at Santa Cruz. the mayor of which
city has requested business houses to close
to-day. The wounded are carefully provided
for and with two exceptions are doing well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-25

New Portland-Sullivan Williamson.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. Dunlap.
Pittsfeld-James NJ. Coffin.
Skowhegan-Cyrus II. Kilby, Charles f.
Jones.
Smithfeld-John f. Downes.
Solon-Elbridge G. Gordon.
Starks-Adelbert o. Frederic.
St. Albans-Henry A. Hurd.
Carratunk, &c--Hoses Whipple.
YoRk.
Acton-Bodwell J. Grant.
Alfred-John I. Hall.
Berwick-llarry V. Moore.
Biddeford-Frank w. Roberts, Roscoe G.
Milliken. Thomas Judge. Alphonse Pare,
Edward s. Morris. Miss Estelle Norris,
Daniel II. Il. Hooper.
Bnxton-Daniel bennett.
Cornish-Charles A. Pike.
Hollis-,Iohn 4. Fellows.
Eliot-Georgc +. Hammond.
observation-disclosures Watson.
kennebunkport-Georg b. Carll.
kittery-James II. Rowell. Alexander
bennett.
Lebanon-,lames W. Grant.
Limerick-Samuel Poindexter.
Limington-Cyrus X. Smith.
Lyman-Alonzo +. Roberts.
Newfield-Gcorgc W. Davis.
North Berwick-Gco. II. Wentworth.
Parsonsfield-H. Lorin Merrill.
Saco-Paul Chadbournc. Charles :. Ham,
ilton, Summer :. Richards.
Sanford--Charles II. Frost.
Shapleigh--Alfred Hull,
South Berwick -Chadbourne WARREN
Waterborough-,Josep A. Hobbs.
Wells-Almon Hatch.
York-Nathaniel q. Marshall.
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is the chief attribute of Dr. Grosvenor's
Liver-Aid. 1t strikes at the very corner
stone of disease. 1t rouses the liver when
dormant; insures healthy secretion and
flow of bile: remedies dyspepsia and its va
rious harassing symptoms. and besides regu
lating. gives healthy impetus to the various
bodily functions. Piles, that frequent and
concomitant Of liver disorder, is completely
removed, as well as the cause, by this lead
ing vegetable specific. Use the remedy
and do not be satisfied with half cure. Fol-
low this advice and confidently expect good
result
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-25
'sssalbOr0' Locals.

'a'salhoro' Locals.
The Directors of the vassalboro' Wooden
Wills will hold their annual meeting at the
null Office, on Wednesday, June I'd. Mr.. d.
y Mullen was in the Boston wool market'
A't week, to buy wool for the mills. he re-
ports the market very quiet. Wool that was
ringing 42 cents three weeks ago is now
~'ng offered for 80 cents. The farmers ana
WOOL dealers who held on to their wool ex-
Rsscung an advance on AZ cents, will now see
"er mistake.
:. The ladies of the Methodist church and So
.'ety have raised by subscription money
ssnough to purchase a thousand pound bell.
me Inc bell is at the depot and will be placed IN
tfosltion this week, and will ring for the nrsI
= le It o'clock Sabbath morning. in honor
q robert Raikes. In the afternoon, tne
ssnoay school holds centennial service IN
J. Emory Of Mr.. Raikes. Services commence
= 2 o'clock.
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Cared Ser Dyspepsia.

Al lady saws: 81 saw your advertisement OF
tho People's Favorite Tonic Bitters and toid
nv husband that was going to try 1t ior
Dyspcpsia. He said it was humbug IKE
MANY others, but I persuaded him to get
bottle for trial Its effect was wonderful. 4
never used anything that helped me so muen
Unlike many other bitters Its oenen. Is ia ~
ing. My husband nov cannon say e"' "
10 f'" may25-f&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-25

The Maine Baptist Missionary convention
viii meet with the First Baptist church in this
city, Tuesday, June 22d. The Monday even
ing previous to the session of the Missionary
convention will be devoted to the cOnsidera-
ton of Sunday school work. A paper will
be read by Rev. Mr.. Spencer of Waterville,
followed by discussion. The convention
will continue through Tuesday and part of
Wednesday, and then the Educational Socie
" will occupy day or two longer.
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Fish Wardens Kelley of OronO, and Green
ofBrewer, captured two fellows fishing with
lp-nets in the fishway at Veazie, Saturday.
together with a large lot of fish of various
kinds The law in this State prohibits fish
ing with nets of any kind within five hundred
Yards of any fshway, dam, or mill race, and
one hundred yards with a hook and line.
These fellows will probably receive an early
Introduction to His Honor Judge Goodenow,
At Bangor.
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MORE coumTIne OUT !
now Eight Fusionists in Albion Al.
tempted to Run . School Dis.
tr'ctof Sixty Legal Voters.
TABOLATOR BROWN APpEaRs rop
THE DEFENCE.

i".uer interesting case was tried before
'uose Danforth, yesterday There was con.
SIDERABLE local excitement in Distr;c, M Q
Aioion' this spring, over the contest for
SCHOOL agent. The republican candidate for
'hat once was Sylvanus Davis. and the fusion
candidate Benjamin.. Abbott. The meeting
was called at . O'Clock in the afternoon.
snort time before the appointed hour the
'u'iohists Drought Abbott, who was the old
clerk OF the district, to the school. bo,sa ,.;,h
Nurse iashed into run. The next move
"as''o organize meeting by taking the war.
rant on the school-house door, and use it
ior the purpose; then they went on to elect a
moderator, clerk, and agent, and adjourned
the meeting before the majority of voters in
the district had arrived. The republicans
claim that the Abbott faction had but eight
men voting at the meeting, out ofa district con.
tanning about sixty voters: and tina, ia tho
largest number which the moderator or agent
himself Is willing to swear to as voting at
this meeting.
Al the proper hour about fifty legal voters
in the district arrived, bringing with them tho
original warrant, and requested Abbott to
reopen the meeting and give them a chance
10 cast their votes for school agent Abbott
refused to do this, and accordingly DIR. Wins
low, the old agent, called the meetino n
order Twenty-seven votes were cast at this
second meeting. There being no contest
several republicans who were present neg.
lected to vote
The republicans offered the evidence Of
many witnesses to prove that the Abbott
meeting was organized by a small minority in
the district, and began some ten or fifteen
minutes before the hour to which the meet
ing was called by the clerk; that voters ar
rived in quite large numbers two or three
minutes after five, and found the
meeting adjourned. The republicans also
claim that the meeting was pushed
through with undue haste, and that
their opponents well knew that there was
an active contest, and that they were proceed
ing in an underhand way On the other side
1t is claimed that the meeting did not begin
until some time after o'clock
This man Abbot went on and employed a
teacher, and has given notice for a school to
begin on the first Monday in June Ten of
the taxable residents of the district have APP
piled to Judge Danforth for an injunction to
restrain the treasurer and town officers from
paying out any money for the support of the
school or for the salary of the teacher en-
ployed by the pretended agent, Mr.. Abbott
The Judge suggested that to preserve harmo-
ny in the district and for the effectiveness of
the school that both agents should resign,
and another election be held. This the re-
publicans were perfectly willing to consent to,
but the Abbott clique demurred.
Oville ID. Baker acted as attorney for the
petitioners, and S. S. Brown of Fairfield, for
the fusionists. The closing arguments will
be made at 8 o'clock this morning.
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BowdOin College Notes.

The first base ball game of the season by
our nine was played on Saturday, against the
Bates. The latter was badly beaten. Score
l6 to ,. Four more games between these
two mines have been arranged. They will
take place as follows: At Lewiston, May
Goth and Goth; at Portland, May 3lst; and at
Brunswick. June 9Th. The Junior class
will plant their Ivy June 4th, with the usual
ceremonies. Charles Haggerty has been
chosen President of this class.-Fleid Day
occurs June 5th.-The four class crews
are all rowing we'll. The coming race prom
Uses to be interesting.
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AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.


Erening Report.
NEW YORK, May -.
Money loaned between and during the day and
closed at SAD. Prime lntile paper Sac. Elk.
change firm and nominal at stia4.s6i for long and
4s9a4 sol for short. Governments strong and ad-
vanced sai. Stock market opened generally firm and
in some a fractional advance took place, but
heavy pressure to sell was soon developed in coal
shares. New Jersey declining iis, Delaware Hud
son 81, Delaware, Lackawana Western 81.
Morris Essex 81, and Iron Mountain 81. About
O'Clock a recovery Of ] TO took place, the
latter New Jersey Central, but towards. the close
prices again fell of to 81. New Jersey Central lead
ing in the decline. In final sales Delaware Hudson
recove red II and Delaware & Lackawana l. the gen.
eral list closing steady.
Transactions, 600, 600 shares.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-25

Strawberries can be profitably raised in
this vicinity, and quite a number of our citi-
zens turn portion. of their gardens to good
account in the cultivation of this luscious
berry, Mr.. John Judkins, father of Mrs. A.
vile street which he started last year; the
plants are profuse in blossoms, and he ex-
poets to pick about two hundred quarts about
the first of July. Here can also be seen
potatoes which were started under glass, that
are now about four inches in height, and all
other vegetables which this venerable gentle
man cultivates are as early as the earliest in
this neighborhood and look finely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-25

xorombega Lodge X. of p, Bangor, has
..,snded an invitation to the lodge at st.
Tim n. b., tovisit that city about the Fourth
= Julv. If the invitation is accepted they
ill probably make an excursion to Fort
po;ut during the day.
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r,ed Britt, while somewhat under the in
.,enee of intoxicating liquor, Saturday
.,so;rs. was scooped up by the officers, and
,ken to Jail. Monday morning he made his
a.hut before the Judge; plead guilty; fine
md costs imposed amounted to slO.23;
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The War.

LIMA, May "a. The CHILEAN fleet bonn
barded Callao on the Esd, throwing l4O shot
and shell, killing , and woundng 90. The
Peruvian fleet was not injured and only two
dwellings hit. The Gillian attempt to blow
up Peruvian vessel with torpedo launch
was a failure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-25

The warm weather makes people think of
the seashore and mountains. There is
prospect of an unprecedented exodus from
the cities to the rocky coast of Maine this
summer. One of the most picturesque and
charming places to spend the season that can
Be imagined is at Ocean Point. Some shrewd
person should snap up the "Millnokett
Lodge" which is advertised in another col
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-25

Mr. W. Z. Chadwick, who was recently
.,,o;uted Clerk at the Insane Hospital, has
,.sn obliged to resign that position, on ac-
..uDt of his health the confinement of the
e,o be;nq too much.
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America Thanked.

A despatch from Washington says that
the Secretary of State has received from
the British minister a communication in
which he states that, in compliance with in
structions, he has the honor TO convey to the
government of the United States the sincere
ard cordial thanks of Her Majesty's govern
ment for its generous and friendly conduct in
having despatched L. S. ship Constellation,
with provisions which were so much needed
for relief of distressed subjects of Her Maj
esty in Ireland, and which besides being
substantial aid to them in their affection, has
been accepted by all Her Majesty's subjects
proof of the friendly feeling entertained
toward them by the government and people
Of the United States
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Local artn State Nems.
Tuesday, Nay IS, 1880.
.rhe Della Collins" is taking some heavy
\. Of freight down river.
p.,lor cars were placed on the day train
..-een Bangor and Augusta, yesterday.

Tho schooners ''Ira d. Sturgis," Philadel-
1. cosl. 375 tons, and douglas Haynes"
r,hoten. n. j., 200 tons, arrived yesterday
IF Swain.
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Pnl,dora's BOX

broupht multitude of ills upon humanity,
40 sa;,b the ancients: but a bottle of SOZO-
DON'T is well spring of joy in the family.
II refreshes the invalid by cleansing his
mouth and fits the belle for the parlor.
No. The largest stock of Trunks and Gags
IN the city. at the corner store,
Phil z. GefcheTs,
Cor. Bridge and Water SIS:
Nice Leather Trunks and Gram Ledfhe'
Baos specially. Shamf Straps and Bon
net Trunks airays on hand.
april2l+3m PHIL 4. GETCHbLL'
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Bismarck,s Diplomacy.

BERLIN, May "a Bsmarck's object in
severing Altoona from Hamburg, is clearly
ascertained from the answer given to the
deputation from Altoona. Bismarck said he
intended to make Altoona a large North Sea
customs union port connected by direct
line with Berlin and Hamburg.
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BY GRAPH.
[ Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The SOmerville Murder.

BosToN, May -. Charles F. Williams,
aged IS. ARE sted for the murder of Walter
Smith of Somervlle, aged Is, Saturday night,
was arraigned to-day and pleai not guilty.
The case was continued, to await the result
of the autopsy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-25

We learn that the Journal reporter was
in yesterdays item in regard to
Howard Mckinney. Mckinney was not at
ended BY DIR. Scott Hill, did not work for
he Bond Brook Ice Company, and finally
I'D not break his leg; but we will cheerfully
freak the head of the man who gave us the
,svs. if he will call at the journal office.
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xLvI CONGRESS - FIRST SESSION,
Senate.


WASHINGTON, Nav "a.
House bill making appropriation for the
pensions deficiency, was placed en- the calen-
dar
Bill to change the day for election of rep
resentatives and delegates to Congress, was
indefinitely postponed.
House.
Resolution for examination into the man.
agement of the Soldiers Home in this Dis
trict, was adopted.
A bill was passed amending the revised
statutes so as to provide that the fee for a
final certificate of leo acres shall be g.. 80:
800 to $40 acres, $50.
The minority report of the Ways and
Means committee on the tariff bill was or
dered printed.
The House went into committee of the
whole ON the sundry civil appropriation bill.
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Emigrants stoned.

MALLow. Ireland, May "a. On the arri-
val here Sunday of train containing emf.
grants from Kerry, on their way to America
they were stoned by 500 men of the South
Cork militia who beat the emigrants unmer.
cifullv and ousted them. Some were seri
ously injured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-25

The opening of the fishway at III O'Clock
ri, morning is to be quite an event. His
Excellency, Governor Davis, and Council,
Mayor Vckery, General Cook of r. l., w.
H. Benning, Esq, Inspector for New Bruins
sick, Fish Commissioners Stilwell and
Smith and other distinguished gentlemen are
70 be present on the occasion.
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,oo, are beginning to arrive in great num-
-. The steam saw mill of Sturgis, Lam
Id Co. will probably start up Wednes-
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Fortune Bay Case.

LONDON, May "a. The Fortune Bay case
will come up in Commons to-day. Mcdonald
will champion the Fortune Bay fishermen,
anc Dixie will reply, proposing to refer the
question to arbitration
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NEW YORK.
Accident.

Troy, May "a. John O'Rourke of the Bos-
ton Base Ball Club, while attempting to make
a difficult play this afternoon. ran against a
fence and cut cash in his throat five inches
long. 1t is feared he also received internal
;rS,rr;as
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Court Matters.

NEW YoRk. May -. The action of the
United States court in granting an order
restraining the Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago railway from interference with the
Adams Express Company's business on its
line so long as a reasonable sum is paid. has
been followed by the United States court Of
Kentucky in the case Of Adams Express Co.
against the Louisville, Cincinnati & Lex
inyton railroad
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next ~ HouIs.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer. I
Washington, ID. c., May 25.-l0 a. m. !
For New England and the Middle States,
stationary or rising barometer, stationary or
lower temperature, partly cloudy weather.
winds mostly from north to west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-25

Z. W. Moore, secretary of the Cushnoc
Gun Club, has received letter from the sec
'etary of the Androscoggin Sporting Associ-
Mon, stating that at meeting of the latter
cub on Thursday, May 18th, it was decided
70 hold glass ball shoot on or about the 10th
June, open to the sportsmen of the State,
providing correspondence with the different
cubs should indicate an attendance sufficient
Eiarge to warrant the expense. The condi-
nons are to be as follows: Entree fee OF 81,
Including broken glass score, % single rises
nom card rotary trap. Three prizes will be
"arded for the best individual scores,-1st,
1850 Parker gun; 2nd, a S25 Remington RI
ne; Sd, a SIS fly rod. The diamond badge at
present held by Mr.. Mason. the Lewiston
1ack shot, is to be awarded with the nrst
Prize. Individual members of the Lewiston
association offer several smaller prizes rang
ing in value from 81 to IS. A probable at
enhance of forty was taken AS basis IN
making up prizes and in fixing the entrance
ee' If it seems probable that large number
VIII participate in the match, a fourth prize
VII be given; if less number, the shoot
viii be indefinitely postponed. A sweepstake
match will be arranged on the day OF the
tournament if time permits. No doubt sew
1ai gentlement from this city will be pres
sui on the occasion, and will probably MAKE
'eofes that Augusta need not be ashamed
Of.
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Faintnese before eating, pain and distress
afterward, prevented BY Malt Bitters.
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Yesterday that no answer was received from
General Grant to a telegram ordered by the
Illinois convention, informing him of the ac-
ton of the convention.
Greenback Headq uarters.
The National greenback headquarters at
the Palmer House were opened to-day. The
next National convention will be held in the
Exposition building, as prepared for the re-
publican convention. The most prominent
candidates mentioned for president are David
Davis, Scion Chase and Gen. Butler.
Louisiana Republicans.
New ORLEANS, May "a. The republican
State convention assembled to-day. One
hundred and sixty-three delegates were an
nounced to be present. Every parish in the
State was represented. Judge Dumont was
made temporary chairman. Judge Beattie
insisted amid much confusion that Mr. De-
mas was nominated by him to take the chair,
and Demas made a rnsf for the stand fol-
lhwed by Beattie and Pinchback. but was
repulsed by the seargent-at-arms. Pinch
back and Beatte then called on their follow
ers and they left the House. it is stated with
SO actual delegates, but a large number of
outsiders, to organize another convention.
Extiov. Warmoth was made permanent
president. He made speech in which he
deprecated any break in harmony. In &C
cordance with the compromise between
Grant and Sherman men. he should insist on
an equal representation in the delegation for
both. For himself, he stood by the plumed
knight of Maine.
The delegates TO Chicago 90 unnsfructed
but are said to stand Sherman, Grant,
Blaine and | Senator Kellogg preference
unknown. A platform and resolutions were
adopted, and in addition resolution reaffirm
ing confidence in Senator Kellogg 1t is
stated that the bolt was occasioned by a des-
patch from Logan to send a solid Grant del
egation, promising them admittance at Chi
cago.
The boilers convention organized by
electing Judge Beatte president. a full
Grant delegation was elected to Chicago and
the convention adjour ned.
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CHICAGO. Nay ~.
TENTH CENSUS.

Enumerators for the Western District Of
Maine.
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Friends in need are friends indeed. Some
time ago Mr. James Skates of Belgrade was
wounded in the leg and hand by the prema-
nre discharge of gun, and has since been
agreat sufferer. On the 18th inst. about
thirty of his friends met at his place, bring
ing with them their teams, fifteen horses, and
SIX oxen They pulled of their coats, rolled
Up their sleeves, and went to work; and be-
tween sunrise and sunset had done the plough
ing, planting and sowing for the season.
Considerable of the New Testament in that.
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13ifn.

T., ,,;s c;tv. Nav I'D, Mrs Selma E., wife Oh u
W Piilsbury, aged So years.
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POLITICAL.
General Grant.

CHICAGO, May "a. General Logan said
yesterday that no answer was received from
General Grant to u telegram ordered by the
Illinois convention, informing him of the ac-
ton of the convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-25

The following list of persons designated for
enumerstors in the eight western counties of
Maine, has been approved by the Superinten-
dent of Census