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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-16
HEAP Bic TAN,
ssaeh Chiefsasas ON tAs ns.a :. ~.
land To Arrange Mattxy..

= little knot of fusion politicians assembled
a '''e oepof on the arrival Of the train from,
bangor yesterday morning. weno,;cad w
a waterhouse, DIR. G. w. Marin Nj.
french, Mark Harden, Tom Murnbv 80
o'e VI TWO other As the cars came to :
s.anas'iii ). s. Brown of Fairfield. and r
mn OF Exeter, stepped out on the Mat.
lorm' and began shaking hands vi9oron.lv
ootn gentlemen were arrayed in lone d,.,ars
Inc nue. Of robust health mantled the face Of
E. W. Hill. The bell on the engine RANG
ano the little party stepped on board the r.. in
and gracefully disappeared in the direction 90
'he Natural Seaport The leader. of both
parties held
"A FAMILY MEETING"
o. .. brown expressed it, at Portland. YES
'eiuay' 10 arrange matters for the campa;on
The conclave at Lewiston and Aubur, Il.
week did not bri;.g balm to the souls of the
advocates OF fusion. Uncle Scion Chase is a
morn In the flesh of both democrats and
ereenoackers, and the old man was probably
iaoored with yesterday. For some days mas,
'he Portland Argus and Bangor Commercial
nave been teeming with leaders DECLARING
'ha' union OF parties was indispensable to
success The thing was probably fixed I'M all
right at the Portland meeting. Tn ;,s s,,;,o
riai yesterday the Argus said: eve have
only to ask Of the Democratic Committee that
they shall act with calmness, courtesy, liber-
atty and firmness, and that if there is fail.
ure to agree the matter shall be so presented
as to leave no doubt as to who is responsible
for the failure and for the important conse.
quences which it will entail
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A Bad Boy From Lewiston.
RHODE ISLAND.


NEWPORT, July Is. Revenue cutter Grant
having on board Secretary Sherman and par
ty, returned here this morning, from trip to
the eastward
Secretary Sherman has gone to Bristol, as
the guest of Gen. Burnside. lie sailed on
the cutter Grant.
Leading summer residents here propose en-
tertaining Prince Leopold, who will soiourn
here from Saturday till Wednesday in an ex-
travagant manner.
Secretary Sherman returned from Bristol
tonight. Tomorrow he goes to New York
via Block Island. Parker c. Chandler OF
Boston accompanied Sherman to Bristol to-
day.
Providence, July Is. Secretary Sherman
and party were entertained at Bristol by
Gen. Burnside, this afternoon.
Census OF Providence.
The population of Providence, as given
officially, is l04, 760.
Suicide.
The wife of Charles Tread of Pawtucket
committed suicide last night by hanging from
the headboard. She had been married three
weeks.
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AZ MI. Charles Trask vas in Bcynton;s
s'@oie' this afternoon, talking to one of the
hostiers, the hostler got mad at something and
struck Irask twice, whereupon Trask struck
M MN with the butt end of his whip, bringing the
olood quite freely The city marshal walked
70 and took the hostler into the lookup. He
- = stranger here and Boynton saws he has
Always been rather quarrelsome
Nity Marshal Hamilton made raid on the
Franklin House, this afternoon, but found
none of the ardent.
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FIRES.
Struck by Lightning.

BRADFoRD, Pa, July 10 4 $4,000 barrel
iron tank of oil belonging to the United Pipe
Line at Custer City, was struck by lightning
last night. 1t is feared the burning fluid will
be carried through the city on Tuna Creek.
The big tank at Kansas Branch also
struck. Custer City is only few miles from
Bradford and is in danger of being destroyed
| by fire. Men are at work throwing up
trenches. A tank containing 81. 900 barrels,
on Lewis Run, was also struck. Three dis
tinct fires are raging. Small tanks were
burned on Lewis Run.
| A tank belonging To the Acme Oil Co.,
about third of mile up Kansas Branch.
was struck by lightning and is now burning
! furiousv. About SO 900 barrels of oil are
now burning. -Four wells at Custer City are
also fired.
! Tonight one of the huge iron tanks at Gus
ter burned out. and the other is now down to
the boiling-over point. Water is being
pumped in and the oil drawn off and burned.
| 1t now looks if other tanks and adjoining
property were safe Loss so far from the
storm in Bradford region is 81 200.
Canadian Town Burned.
Arm PRIoN, Ont, July -. Twenty stores
in the business part of the town were burned
to-day.
4 Lobster Factory Burned.
| H.LIrAx. July IL. Marshalls lobster fac
| tory is burned with expensive machinery and
l50.o 900 cans of packed Holsters. Loss heavy.
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A sooMERANc!
Some Of Tom Murphy's Lies Refuted-

The statement made by the Augusta cor
respondent of the Boston Globe that two OF
the oldest republican lawyers on the street
have declared for Hancock, and VIII take ''e
stump for that gentleman, is false Is every
particular. We have not seen MIR. sose'
but we are assured that he has not puoiie's
declared his intentions, and has no Thoughts
of speaking for Hancock and English Lor-
ing Farr. Esq. warrants us to say that To-"
Murphy had no authority whatever for STATING
that he (Mr. Farr) will vote for Hancock ana
that he does not warrant the use Of his name
for such an assertion.
In an interview with DIR. Brickett' yes'es-
day, in relation to an article in tins week ;
Standard, he said II have always been :
republican, and am . republican To-Day
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WASHINGTON.
Crop Prospects.

WASHINGTON. July 10. A statement show
ing the condition of cotton, corn and wheat,
is issued by the Department of Agriculture,
o-dav. The cotton returns show an increase
in condition since June. The report %. the
condition is an average of 100 the highest
reported in July for several years. There are
some complaints of drought in North and
South Carolina, and of too much rain in Mis-
sissippi louisiana and Arkansas. In corn.
an increasing area of one per cent. was planted
over last wear. The average condition of the
crop for the whole country is the highest for
many wears, and is 100, being seven per cent.
more than last year. The general average
of wheat in July was %. against 81 for July.
1879. 1t improved during June. The wheat
falls off nearly ] per cent. but the heavy
winter wheat region north of the Ohio river
rules higher at rs. Spring wheat averages
81, the same as July. 1879. This shows a
great decline since June, when the average
was 81. The New England States average
30.
Judge Lawrence, first comptroller Of the
treasury. will enter at once upon his duties.
Marshall Jewell. chairman Of the repubIi-
can National committee, called at the White
House. this morning, and had a long inter
view with the President
Whitaker's Case.
The Judge Advocate General has submitted
his review of the Whitaker report. together
with his recommendations. 10 the Secretary
of the War 1t will be made public as soon
as practicable.
Senator Cameron.
Senator Don Cameron arrived to-day, and
remained a few hours. He said the newspa
per reports concerning his illness were exag
gerated, and that he has not been seriously
] i'll. He left for Harrisburg.
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New YORK, July -. Thermometer 80.
Heavy showers this morning; wind, south.
The Narragansett Disaster.
For reasons not made public, the invest-
CATION of the Narragansett disaster has been
postponed to IA date not yet determined.
DIR. Tanner.
Dr. Tanner has entered on the eighteenth
day of his fast, exhibiting marked improvement
in his physical condition, and has swallowed
thirty or forty ounces of water since A. NJ,
yesterday. He has gained four pounds, since
Wednesday.
DIR. Tanners condition was unchanged to-
day. During the past "a hours he drank 20
ounces of water, and felt better for it.
Drowned.
Owing to an oversight by the keeper of
public baths, to-day, boy was drowned.
Cox. the Murderer.
The execution of Chastine Cox takes place
between $50 and 10. 80 o'clock. The gallows
were erected and drop tested this afternoon.
Educational.
CHAUTAUQUA. July Is. James II. Smart
was elected President of the National Educa-
tional Association. J. W. Dickinson, of
Mass, is one of the Vice Presidents; NJ. c.
Fernald, of Maine. and g. w. Bennett, of
MASS, are diDOUG tiit tltCttu
Kidnapped.
BABYLON, l.. L., July Is. A son and
daughter of Andrew Sammis, OF Babylon,
aged 0 and IL, have been kidnapped by
George Walton. alias Pinkeye Downs. Much
excitement exists.
Vessel Sunk.
FLrsHrSG. J.. L., July Is. Schooner J. +.
Ross, for Taunton, Mass, struck a rock at
He'll Gate. and now lies sunk off College
Point.
Boat Races.
LAKE GEORGE, July Ii. The double scull
race was won by the Union Spring crew.
Time go. The trial heat for junior singles
was Won by Foster, in 1907. The four Dared
race was won by the Albany crew. in . .264.
In senior singles, Alderman had walk
over Time I e4.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
lAssociated Press kilograms to the Dahl
Kennebec Journal
Political.

PORTLAND. July IL. The democratic State
committee met here to-day and appointed
three electors. the other four being conceded
to the greenbackers- They are W. A. Crom-
well of York, Donovan, and Watts of Thom-
aston The greenback State committee will
hold meeting at Augusta, the q inst, to
decide whether they will ratify the appoint
ments- 1t was decided to leave the question
of fusion on district and county nominations
TO the districts and counties.
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NEW MEXICO.
I.ynched.

SANTA Fee. July Is. At Lincoln, July Sd,
a man named Harrison came into town, ard
becoming intoxicated, was locked up. At
night a mob entered the jail and killed Har-
rison. The next night. the mob surrounded
the jail and killed the deputy she riff, who was
implicated in the killing of the night before,
and had made himself obnoxious to the out
laws. The night Of the 9Th the mob visited
the Jail taking out and hanging a prisoner.
not know ing what the prisoners crimes were.
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AuraI AMI Stair Neips.
Friday, July l6, 1880.


The Job Printing Establishment connected with
the Journal Office has recently been supplied with
GREAT VARIETY of
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Mrs. Parke, daughter of the late Luth-
er Severance, native of this city, now res
ident of Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, is
spending few days with her friends in Au-
gusta Mrs. Parke's husband is, and has
been for many years Marshal of the Islands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-16

List of patents granted to Maine Inventors
for week ending July 10, furnished by D. w.
Bates. Solicitor of Patents, Waterville.
29.94O. Alex'r. +. Balentine of Portland,
Compressor for Ice Making Apparatus.
229. $40 Same, Congregation for Ice Max
ing apparatus.
2e?.9Il. Same, Condenser fdt Ice Max
ing Apparatus.
229. 500. Charles W. Page of Biddeford'
Hand Mirror.
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French National Fetc.

LONDON, july Is. Paris despatch saws
the National fete WAS a brilliant success.
When the booming of the cannon at O'Clock
in the morning ushercd in tie rejoicing, the
city was profusclv decorated with triumphal
arches, hags, banners and streamcrs. The
ensigns of England, America and other ma
tions mingled with the omni- present tri-color.
Fashionable quarters. though not absolutely
bare, were very sparingly tagged The cere-
money of distributing flags to the army occu-
pied a half an hour. About 500 were dis
tributed. Half minute guns were firing. and
bands were playing, and at night carriage
traffic was suspended, the streets tccming with
pr0menaders. The site of the Bastile was
traced out with blocks of granite on the
ground. The illuminafions of the Louvre.
Chamber of Deputies, Palais Luxembourg and
Bourse were very fine. Private Examinations
were very lavish. Around colossal figure
representing the republic, shower Of bombs
lighted up the scene with every color of the
rainbow.
English Parliament.
Rev. Alexander Maconochic lodged an ap-
peal in the Lords, against the order suspend
ing him.
Note TO the Porte.
The Times says to-day a collective note
will be sent to the Porte.
Fever in ireland.
DrBLIS, July -. The fever in some part,
of Mayo is exaggerated. II is ordinar,
typhus, and the deaths are very few.
MOnteDegrins Attacked by Turks.
CoSsTaSTISorLE. July 10. The Montene
grins advanced posts were attacked by III,
Turks. One was surprised and the man Gu
to pieces.
Critical State Of Affairs.
The state OF affairs here is regarded as mos
critical. the new war minister having pro
nounced strongly in favor of resistance TO tn,
decisions of the Berlin conference.
Russian Demands.
| BERLIN, July Is. Adyices from Bucbares
| statesthat Russia has made representation
to Rvumania respecting the alleged federation
Of Nihilist.. and demands their repulsion.
| DemoIishing Gambetta.
| PARIS. July -. Roehefort's new journa
LTntransigeaEt sold l9s, 600 copies yester
day. its first day. Rochefort declares he in
| tends to demolish Gambetta.
Proroxued.
The Senate and Chamber of Deputies hav,
been prorogued,
Severe Storm.
MADRID, July 10. violent storm ha
caused wide spread floods in the provinces G
Guodalaja and Soria
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fatal Accident.


NEWTON. July 10. Robert Lane was
caught in the machinery OF cotton mill, and
pounded to death
Marine Disaster.
TEACHERS ISLAND, July 10. Sloop
Hope, for Boston, was sunk this morning. BY
schooner Fred l.. Porter. The crew were
saved. The latter vessel was not damaged.
Suicide.
SALEM. July Is. A. z. Berry, periodical
dealer, cut his throat.
Probable Murder.
Alfred Douglass, a tenant of Mrs. Nagles.
IN arrears with his rent, sayagely assaulted
Mrs. Nagles with a Ratchet, tonight, INFECT
ing probably fatal wounds. Douglass is a
dissipated character.
A Bad Boy From Lewiston.
BosToN- July -. A boy giving the name
of Oramander Broker was picked up BY the
police tonight He stated that he came
from Lewiston, where he had stolen some
money and with another boy came to Boston.
His partner deserted him here.
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Arrangements have been made for re-
union of the Sth, 9th, It'll and 10th Maine
Regiments at Auburn, August oath and 25th.
supper is served in Auburn Hall Tuesday
evening followed by a campfire. Wednes-
day the comrades will enjoy sail
on Lake Auburn, and dinner in the grove
near the mineral springs. Half fare will be
given on all the railroads.
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Marrieo.

Al hents HILL Readheld, July 4, by Rev. A. r.
Crane Geo &. h. Robinson of Readtield 10 Iuella ID
Tucker of Eitchbsrg. Mass.
In Gardiner. july Z, Mr.. VIM n. Neal of Gardiner,
to Miss Lillian ;. Robinson of Pittston
In Yarmouth, July II, Mr. Edward II. Humnhrev
to Carrie A. Baker of Yarmouth
In latham, July II, Mr.. Alfred c. Butler of East.
brook, to Miss +. J. HaslAn of Watham.
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WEST INDIES.
Massacre Confirmed.

New YoRk, July Is. The Telegram says
\ letter from Santiago dc Cuba, received to-
lay, confirms the reported massacre of
Cuban prisoners lay the Spaniards. The un-
fortunate patriots some of them i'll. were on
the plantation of DIR. Torres. near Santiago
dc Cuba. A spy gave information and the
entire party was captured and the butchcry
began Immediately after, each one, including
DIR Torres, owner of plantation, being shot
down in cold blood.
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The Horrors of War.

After the capture of africa, the city wa,
given up to the Gillian soldiers, and theiI
orgies ended in burning it to the ground. not
house being left. Fortunately hundreds o
women and children were taken on board III,
foreign men-of-war in the port. 1t is be
lieved tina, if Lima is captured it will shar,
the same fate. II is stated that Chill has re-
opened the custom house of africa to com
merce.
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WEArnEn RErORr.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.


NEW YORK, July Is.
Money easy at sas call, and closed At =. Prime
mercantile paper s-a4a. Exchange steady at 4.sala
4Ss for long and ass TOD ST. for short. Governments
firm. State bonds dull Railroad bonds active.
Stock speculation with exception Of brief spell of
weakness in early dealings, was strong and buoyan
throughout the day. and the market closed at the
highest figures reached. The advance from the low
est point ranged from to 81, and most marked
in Union Pacific, granger shares, Lackswanna, New
Jersey, Erie. Lake shore, Wabash and Central
Pacific.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-16

An ice cream festival will be given by Cap
-ital Lodge of Good Templars. at their hall
over Pierces Bookstore, this (Frida, even
ing to which their friends and the public are
cordially invited. An entertainment will be
given by the children of the Cold Water
Temple. The admission fee is 10 cents; ice
cream and cake. 10 cents,
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POLITICAL.
fntes,isstiun,

New YokK. July Is. The Wallace Sena-
torial investigating committee resumed its
labors here to-day. touching the alleged
frauds in naturalization and voting at the
last Presidential election.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-16

Among the State pensioners on the roll
for this State is one who has been on the
pension list ''for wounds received in the SER
vice of the State" since January LIST, 1854, a
period Of over sc years. Are pensions con-
ducive to longevity?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-16

City Marshal White and aids seized two
gallons of rum, yesterday afternoon, at Hop
kins & Sullivans saloon on Water street,
near the railroad bridge. Officer Tyler seized
10 gallons of rum and 10 of whiskey on a
team about l. o'clock Wednesday night. 1t
was evidently en- route for saloon on Water
street.
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Senator Blaine arrived home on the 3
o'clock train last evening He looks hale
and hearty after his short respite from labor,
and will soon put his hand to the political
plough.
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Municipal Court.

MWMtctpRI court.
John Shark, drunkenness and disturbance,
80 days.
Edwin Williams, formerly captain of Co
u, Sixth Maine Regiment, drunk. nomi-
nal fine and costs were imposed, which were
paid.
Henry 1. Hopkins, search and seizure,
500 and costs; appealed.
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The Portland Argus says that Prince Leo
pold, the youngest son of Queen Victoria,
will arrive in Portland Saturday morning by
the steamer City of Portland of the Interna-
coed directly to Boston.
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save Your Money.

O.-"Deacon, how is it that you are SO pros
nerous and YOU and your family have that great
est of blessings, good health?" Al use
the Peoples Favorite Tonic Bitters in my
fam;lv and thus save doctors bills and keep
nv family healthy. would not be without
II for the world" See advertisement.
IL io' WV f&wlw.
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NEWTON. July 10. Robert Lane was
caught in the machinery of a cotton mill, and
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The (sulnarc.

Fish continue plentiful in and about
Johns.
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News was received in this city Wednesday
morning, announcing the sad intelligence
of the death Of an infant child of Mr.. VIM.
S. Badger, Jr., at his residence in Kansas.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Confederation Formed.

PANAMA, July l.. Adyices from South
America state that Peru and Bolivia are to
enter into a confederation ms one country.
under one flag. to he known as the United
States of Peru and Bolivia. 4 preliminary
basis of union has been signed at Lima by
the representatives of both countries and laid
before the Council OF State of Peru.
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VI ENICO.
Difficulty at Monterey.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. July -. News is re-
ceived of a difficulty between the police and
military at Monterey. One officer and two
policemen are reported killed.
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a-What are the wild waves sayingt and
everybody echoes we are going to fartridge,
Drug Store for nice summer medicines ano
toilet requisites to take along with us TO Inc
seashore Breezy isn't 1t!
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The Sabbath School connected with the
Baptist church is to have an excursion next
week.
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TENNESSEE.
SANITARY Precautions.

MENrHIs, July Is. An order Of the State
Board of Health, prohibiting importation into
the State of certain articles from New Or
leans. is rigidly enforced.
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YER MONT.
Held for Trial.

BELLOWS FALLS, July -. For the late
outrage on the VIM girl, at North Walpole,
William Mcdonald was held in 5000 for
the October term of court.
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small PoY.

MosTREAL, July Is. Three men suffering
from small pox were deserted By their friends
at Hercheloga, and nearly starved to death.
One died on his way TO the hospital.
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Mn EprroR: Say to your readers ina!
Day's Kidney Pad is used here by our pes
citizens. and is effecting most wonoe ano,
cures. Il is the best Kidney remedy ever
sold in this locality. D;..
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CALIFORNIA.
pedesfrianisu.

last night, made mile run in 4.36. the best
professional time in the United States.
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new STILES o. !ygE BORDERS l.,

making it one of the Lest equipped Offices in the
State. large number of EXPERIENCED
wORKMEN are connected with the Office. 50
tia; all orders can be executed neatly and promptly.
Common kinds of work done well and cheaply.
Poster work Specially. Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention.
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V.D. Pinkham's teams took picnic ont
to Hammond's Grove. Winthrop, yesterday.
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Dtf0.

In West Baldwin, July 49, Mr.. X. c. Chaffin, aged
80 years.
In Ellsworth, Jaly II, Freddie N. Stevens, aged
years and month.