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, 1880-10-04
l!robrntlon for 10 holt gaallc lts owln gand-
iMia tIy r.

!robrtntlon ~ for to holt gand,c Its owln gRtid!-
sr Sty;sny,s ,;y,,v reply u"s full Of simple hut
shta,isi, sorr, TINT w tako NJ s.ici, rn,everln'
'"1ef9 tr wnie en r 1sw oks
fnny. Iyns sho-e.c-o.noy; aber was a sha'n.
''tsina',t IT,, ,,oro ,r,o .r n,,v, will,
rapidly fncrcnacd excltcne'lt,, "to totiiid yor
coiHlunt on political grt,,iItla p
tho auS,s aiS sif H. .es x"t "" ,'. 1Srns sEryt
SS sst @ Syy |, rs @ lo'ter %it bas III:
"Muincr III Misses. will yex l,cai Til l!mt. And
s4@t n s,S 20 sDTet, sSs, d tho l"sr0 of a't'ys
viz %,,; Sa$t Il -, "; I,; !sa9ss ; pcy'!n2g9tIy Do:
If: Muiv4i.y Elcw llv!i viii r,Kc. llu lot the
sho',isr ,ntiI i It'll cit ut nti nanslvo passurs
by, &C middle nEc md acutrtl optuons.
...yy. ."sayy. that asin," ho gaspcd, "nnd shy It
ss; 1saaes comp,sd | @ wth tie rc?,'est, .,,
Iss sS n'saaF I'D ne To- r superb sow
moss about It. Mr. lsGacs dropped bis EorgGn,ls
t!nnsatroncy, ut,d salled IN, ltku 'IoDnslo h,r-
s e. yss @ sos a S e T. hoe y"sq.t esS s;
II IT, sa Ia sS Sho wt III 'fS fcd T. a a
he battered tho rlls nf tho Guttiu etll1npf0r.
"tiU tho rowers! Tas this fUr II SOitil Ssattlll'
| tho s!iow-cllitl. -. .1'.
Tho limp In Tho discarded transumrency buzctl
mp and set tro II tho ranv.ls. Th0 tl,io sin,nu
etrlcsl upwards towarlss tho autumn hcnyas,,
md sn'l lM,r eaw It n SO t'nw,l at t!stante
Se IT, y acsoE !hs fa &. ~ c4St u ns' %alsnlor," Mr.
MnVMny asked. whUti he Hnt himself free enough
| To cnrom OIL Mr. lsaacs' if,sc.
"Y0u WIS ply AItn llt.tCf glGinta, don't t7' wna
tho ncnt rcl,ilytcc ut Mr. lsntlcs, It's he plugged
Mr.. Mnlthny Otlo III tho chln.
Tho tlhnles burst out moro taCrccly from tho
| transparency. md tho aInnll buy got up and
s,l.tnserGt ail tn nl policeman, inli1sfnE him
y EHlf , ~ ~ went OF his why by nrily carotng
"lIooray for the hayrp Of Glttysturg!" MIR.
h1uivMuy slnutcI. Ms clccrlly ns hl8 lAck Uf
"Ooroar Tor dot schamaga g hcneral Garslc!dl"
returned Mr. lsuacs, whSc2y. but urcon-
| liH,rcl.
They gathered their forces FOR one tiual str,,K-
| Rlo: md when tho Glre.onElne came NrUunta ono
cnrcr and tho policeman around tho pthor, tho
| trit,isphreilcy WIS hlnzrH right mGrrfy. w1l11N
Mr. isaacs. stresehe.l y, thv hnr, unsy'nrathoto
pavement, WIS siKhtlng OVER his feet tho tliH-
| figured ntIso IF Atr. Mn1yany. WIN snt plopps.i
| nltAinst tho l,t,np.post, with hts nwn blfilcr
clctrcfng his munly neck like nn Eliznt,sshan
| ruff.
Tho policeman wns MI nr owed iIasle,ets u,an
| Oh Il Kelly bass: l1n took cnre Of Mr. tsnacs.
Tug ttrcnien i!a,l 2 st:eret M syiIaty for uarlu1,
When tho hntilnln sun won't down. peace
rci4l,ctl upnn tho sceno NH, four s.nnl, boys s;t
OH tho curtDStDl1C nnl nukCti tilHCunauNtGly tho
dying ember3 uf tho Gnrilell transparency.
, 1880-10-04
THE CITY.
GEN EllAL NEWS.


F.C. IT. nEAu, y. &. A., II Mt tho Tnlme..
u. r. ltonrnrs, 1'tston. Is Mt tho Sherman.
s.y. sufiivAN, Cork. ireland, Is Mt tho Tro-
mont.
3oux McCuL1nran and company nru at tho
Tren0rt.
q. W. wn1at,7. Springfield, Mass., "a ut tho
jrptl,: JAMES FExr1,Ess, Bolivar, Tonn., IA Mt
Thu Palmer.
THOMAS CRAFTY has snlkcn up his quarters 1T
Tho shcrlnnn for slle winter.
tiEallir G. iIAzE1irpS. Mcntcr OF CUnprcss,
ll'srnbcI, Mis-. I. ut the IhIlHtr.
i. II. LEWIS, 1fnrtfur,t. Conf. md George II.
Swift, lTt1slnrE. hre Mt tho Shcrt,tnsl.
Il. 8. sctowM.cK md family. lIave left tho
0urslncr nInl gtno South to spend II few weeks.
elaifHet.
axorraor o1I,tnh. scc;!se,,asy Walath, T..
Grnnd P,c!ilc.
g.: y. G: Gt,;tErr, Troy. y. ": Charles =, =.
nrc Mt tho shcrnInn.
:, FnEn l'acx. business na1"rcr. md Lawrence
1ntrett nini tho principal members Of his com
l'1ttiy. arc ut tho Graud rneltle.
w. II. rAMnrrr. Yorkshire. Eng. md j., +.
Manning. Just returned frnn EHiUrht, md IN
his wny Enst, nrc stopping at tho Gat1li.cr.
On, J.; \. l!ESrss, san Eranclsco; Mr. md
r.'si = ,.t,'., ~ n1Ia U.ry y n ~ .,.l 9 "R GsRo
.,,.s,..,.,. -. -, 49,, .'.,....,..
MAn M w,eks "; .pM stnn.'
y. Gr iMFHts H1,t,snce. ,, ~, ~ Nu..m e".ne,t
Yer sFctt. III ;, tlrH yesteHEny n"rm!'.I; WITH.
utli tlln ntten!nmSe Vi rh}slel"tl' 1he IoFnhcr
Lils "c7't hot'ne"'
4 CASE of sinn-pox wna reported yesterday
from Nm. !1l South Mny STREET, where i cnAs' "G-
ttsrrctl II tly sr two ri4ynH, Thu iiAttrl,t wis
John Mnuhiuu, II vo,,tls EuglistluiulI uf i, y.,y
III uul, 'Tllc ,tjs(.asn n nf Inn ctnft,lcut tyiW
Hlu the sS'hPl"ns aFn 'tasane'"'
Mlss. I1EAIEy, III ycurs nr nvr. 4lInh suddenly
Mt in::AI yesterday foseuann ut thr residence 0f
her nuti- IN -tuw. dom Ifrainy, No. III. t:wuy
street. ahe kiHtl been uIInR Tlr s1.a sln,e With
rheumatism, md It. Is supposed thMt ,!Gntl was
callsrh by tlc alI>casc rcuri1ltlY her tlf,ur.
r,,r s,,r nr,t f,,.,a, ,,r,,,,,, ,r ,hoy " r
lnf III snE ny! .lG y, l n'tel,,as q. ane ~. u
~ ~ H., ," !, Ii"I II IT,, nn ''emtnH " wv ,t " X
sb,,r, ~. .n,,., ~ ~ IT, ttt,. .'s ~, u. ~ -.
ji.c itu mitrntitn uf tI,,s uuiinnc". Am ,ifti.r-
tl,rttIng WIS enjoyed, n,ll is.,lxl,t with good
results.
~, II. ,, ~, r,;.. .,,,. !.
~, ~ !" l,i"Hf' ~ ~. th'hsHs AttnHMtun. ~.
1'''cs ',..i. t,f .m" t, 1m,.;
H. n'sa'1''i . - ~ ,,tt,, - -. t,alnsosi, lurtme1:
S,t,,t, I, S i.r,,uH T. ' .'' q :o;, u Fl IN ~
nn1't ~ H., .tE,n' n!! ;oselh MaeRaS' Motfc"'' afo
~ Ano h'"si" fHe'"t'
>fEORt;E TlOMAG OF No. HM Warrcu avenue.
trpnrts lu.l,lK Il valuable gnttl watch n1,l II eitk
tlsi,Llra same tiI.ns yesterday I!l.,rx In tlt,
vicinity IF Mutlisu uni tr.rti r leOrn strrGt5
n,,4py md tired thu, tlH ,incs nut Ent,w hw he
lest MS properly It IL Hlttu llkett. t,,pwuvt,r,
TINT lie was rubbed yyhlIt htt,n IN tliut vicinity
,,, -, ,,,,. II ,.,,,, ,,r r,I,,,,.,.,. r...,,,
, 1880-10-04
HUMOR OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Esnd Effect Of tho Maine 1s1cctfOn-An
Irish Republican mnd n 1bnrlly Demos

Teddy kynn, @ f'g. o., tho Tue osla so' and BURGESS
' isf Snax fS ,F1. s*s9 % s,y 1t xS"ksr; s ] sssxs
tho l,cst part or n wcvk. s,ugpl~rly % enough.
tDnsIIcrrr f,or pa,,onnlItv I'm,dv ,sna r,,,,,,.
mt !!u1,'cilean md iuracss an eq',al'y % rau'p-
.You should sys observed thu Maine , lay
,lo .,n' 'aosu ona eatu'"y, Hoa'tea ~. sa'a 1nase
E:nisa Enis ""ana you wouldn't bo In tho present
IT, Ianors, at,a 1T tts. laqaireA Paddy;
I,,.s't ou sIHsM ; mn;o M M11sersoH tao Ma'alS INV.
kS Ssa ~ 'sa ffs xso w ssss Il t1 q
Guifa,y With shat al,,ost bro.,xit down tho ce!lIng
49,, :" gGi!y J,a!.tso' that's whit wo dono gone I'M
Th's AZ. Mnso ,, n'!siness s hcen TOO mitch fur s
s:'ifSy % $'f% i%r,, 5ss Sss. IT veu won't mn
i1.!t%r1a % ;!.t h.lnS business u ~ tot!u esS', w0'l
l [intsxt! st!, 2t ~ tar u 'lo Kt.tytEyal shAh an
snrtls. atitl iurtnef cxlllllneu lis!rEesa.
IEot,ur mid thIs Ia tno whni, trMth Of tho tn,isr
slstior Nral,e alld ts,ctsIr don't mxrr0 III tMIli.
qua We work toxItor. THO tay befuro lis
ftlno si ~ G!eeuota, w, m l: .latgess, ny bye
Ii,u im HINT u," ~ ,""S s ,i1,sii H 'n1 10, 1eP"n, ~
Furi0,,sts, Is n ia az iN,rr.ss' 49, suz ~ ia.
We'll. yer llonnr. Tho Hrxt mornln' lnokel Al
tho lHlGerN at4 hort: sure oslnllkla. the lalnIl-
h. hn,l Eot awaY Will us tor Eoodt 'Collo gu,
t;ratE's iI xst tho whiskv oses w., ia stH ",t
it, md i3tirgsss eaI.i hod b0 socsul Ito,
aud we'd drink It toYethcr. Well, yo
sSS. W. Jnsd h4tvaaeM 1 i, WneE, boKnrr fitn
iioWs Ga's!g taat ~. t.e h"in''enIs nAa W9tt.
9 r @ 'ss t. ss sss lss g5 'f an5 %5'iy asyi yS
n.s Well; yes l"or' n,' eess to ,,., tho news,
!htpnfs* no naaip ii!eu We xot thltt 'tlnWl
~ INC Gwa coio latlt It VERY tIo i1snlycrais rs
INV ~ kok hl!nlueF tl!hEt " Whlaky ~ 10 ono
ahsal, @ !1;e next morMin' whn should meet oll
| tao Fl.tnus0 pG,loSAhl Gut l9fxcss Greeti.
VII w. ,i 9o W.; ~ aes K hpre' Teany r st,9k
| iof INIT WHISKY .!lner A!I, IhQ !tVptultcnns
hnvu sol It N sin1!lt' AlthGr Ail.. Well, yur
l!ahtr, wo s!ifttu ~ 70 pty tnat but % tho seu.
, 1880-10-04
LOCAL POLITICS.

.r,, ,,,,.''",.F ",r.n''oAs rh!""h1ts
Inc HcpthlfCun rrInlarr IntctluGa for tho
tN'cctihh III Itlt'kAiA To tho convention t0 l'o
nGlH t0-!nnrrnw nlnrn!its III FlrWGll HILL will
lnkc place this nrtorrt,ti hcwean tho hours Of
/ nnd n'c'mk. IN souws:
F!rst Wnr!--Nn. la3 I.a HMlo strts.t. Judges,
r. ". Warren, EnoGt, Howard, u,ltl. %, r. Wntur-
h,nlse. EiRhi ,tlrgates.
,fHG"Hd "nrtl-.S.i hll Stnte street. Judges,
,na m1th 4. ,,,, te, .Ims H'"ln'srt!a' and Il. i.
Hn}K,,, flt"s W.s ''ttttRat"s R;, ,,.... ,.,,,
,r,.,41, Mm,7stwis Livery stahio on
'sG, 3S,, ,', EtHel, petWecn ssate hu WI
Mmteso,, m., i, ~ ii; aeeH t'%Mt, .t,it. sofe
Er, ". - :,,',m ~ ,.e ni,1 .Ht aitt1txtea. %
,,,in, Fn,i'n y. isu.-Infhfr Sonth ltfH ntfD htHt
, 1880-10-04
MILITIA NOTES.
TIEE slxtl, 1snttalson Cll'|et CorI'a Ii gaining
numbers rapidly.

TltE Sixth 1.nttalou culrt Corps Ii gaining In
numbers rhpft1ly.
ltoEE,r X. }IErF1:lsMAH las bectl elected Sec
om1-Liuntcnant nf Compnny e. First Cavalry.
tiEonaE EIfl,s.,Mpr lns bncn elected <:ccond-
Lte'ttns,at,t uf Coln;mny Il, Third Regiment.
I'IIE Hecnnd ltrg!ncnt hIs ordered t:s5 now
cis'ss-bclts and rlu,ncs FOR full-drcss uniform.
CuMrAEy Il ut tho Sixth Infantry will Kyc MT
entertainment ut ltvcrattic next Saturday oven-
!ils.
'TnrvATE SHELDON ]. Glass, OF Company y,
Flrsi Regiment, lns received iii honorable dis
cilnrKc.
'ft1E rcs.9uuttou of tu,.t.-t,o,. II. II. potcrs.
regret.
.pn,yArs HEnnEnr NJ. MELLON, Company !,
First Regiment, his received Hi honorable DIS
elaltKg.
'f1E rcsIanutton Of First. Lieut.. pLlny II.
iceci'ttL.
T!E leave or nbspncc OF Lic1lt..Col. Frank
Mobile. q il0 'rhltsl lnfnntrs'. bus bccn cxtoncu
r!,tsr. I.sEcT. Z. a, sruEEr, Of Company
n.Thr1 ltrEnent,-Aurora Light Guards, linus
rendered hih rtsignntlutl.,
., fhlvATt: At.,Enr l.. MEAnnE, nr Company l,
First lte4illtht, hl!s lmcs, dshonorably lis
chHrEeh lur tho EnNt OF The servcG,
nrnt. ,,as r.rrlvt,t ~, hnnnrn" ;l,acar,sc a. s,s,
o., uuGt,liIlt III rrupvul trttn, the Gtntr. '''7N
,'.''''',A" ,,''. '' WV '.'.' ...-.
uort 1T iht, nrury In f,,ii,lrfrs uI,,fnr,n snt,,r,
Inv SM.t 4 ~ - ;'riM. utnrS for t,"rn,n ''"'o'
80. - -" - ''''' ~ -. '"'""o
SERGT. iNrtE, 1T the Second Regiment drum
cCnrt,s. his hee't prunintctl to Dru,u slnjor, nn
sa1l*itnn N4ctnls Inns been prnaDtcd to ser-
gcaht.
rutvArt. n,n4unrr1u I, n.urx or f,mn,,v
T. rir, Hvl.a,t rs II , -. ". t,
x,I ar t sarvi.e I1 IN reeo,n,mIms,ntnn III " H.
t"mtni,, A,,rli II VIZ ''o'"''"t'''''''o " A''
r,,,c- II E, pru,xnroy ur f,omporv 4 s,x,b
fSttni..,n ,1run IA -. hn,.,r.,ii,.y T., Mn
- th"rs a i,rI"v am to nr'nt ~ '.'n,
frs,n iuris,.ictlo,t. va "~'' W 10
Carr. lkohEltr rIEnt1Hn, commanding COM
Fluy H. Sixth llAtta!t0n. recommends tho i!la
Charge ut rrvntu .'Atncs II. nIAhlcgh "Eor tho
gon1 Ut tho service"
F,ur.{ .{,lr,tr. r.. ". t.o,r, commanding rom.
, 1880-10-04

~ Ut EN4N1F U 2W CHttdS9 1fIhUM.
CHICAGO, )ct. s.-Withuut entering Into any
discussion OH the undOubted merits uni n,utt-
tIcatinns of Dun. D. l.. M4nn for tho oillro Ut
bherlE. dcsro 10 eny IL tho Republicans Ut
Cook County that they cannot afford to ,loul-
tnate my UthcE nut. fur that ulicu. MT t,lAt
ftutad. put bncnlsu It Wle hluwib lly thu ynle VI
two yeals 'lgo that tlct,. sfnnn was .,ua Of tho
host4 III friends since that time by leftY thrown
In coutaut with thousands VI tho people Vi CuUk
, 1880-10-04
How lie Accounted for Thou.

Who OIL tho rcninsussr. during tho Wnr.. an
longing to ult 1T tho most predatory companies
VI thv Irish llr!gae, rGo feilaw bud ho !IIe'gss
hcs,is ,lanKiuy frnu, lid inuskot. 'Wl,oru did
ya,tl steal ih0sI yoil 11!scaly ,hu officer atouli+
Hl. "s1oal. istsl FAlth, was marching "lons
0all eoss u Il, us!tlf out and hiss.at ut tho Amer
can tisg, IND I's say 1, snaa ht;, IT, e. n !s spot
apt thH he H; @ 1oW Sk "uot ~ ah ,"S % cosbs
hur laying cgxH fVf thu itrh9l army, utlh I'd Il
F.slurAl sulIlIr1 couldn't Jtuli tiAt anyhnw,
s4stJaI s,a HAy" AsFa lick 'sut stopped tAas aet OF
No lnattcFlNw Sexerc ya4r ta,tlgh niny be-nr.
lutrs GuuYh Syrup will curu H. Is cent? bOtt tls.
All 5<nsitle nen prcfor sn!nktnH Richmond
, 1880-10-04

A bttnlsO swtrdltr wRs eAtin9 q hearty and cx-
petlstve dinner In Il restaurant ut Lexington,
cnscreti md snitl, Yoil'yu rubbed mo nf iii ny
noley, and I'm hungry. I}uy 1ue d meal" Tic
Elmblqr refused. "Then you Silnn't eat
citAor." cried tho farmer, un1 shot him.
1luy tho Improved Hove Sc1llrs- Borden,
Srllcck Co., Agents, u Lake strcut.
, 1880-10-04

All s1neible lnen prefer snlukfnH lilchmOntl
Geu Cigarettes. for Llany you'd reusulls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
The following officers of Jephtha Encamp-

Local markets are quiet. New potatoes
come mostly from states where there is more
sunshine than in Maine, and sell for Sl.6o
bnshel. String beans are scarce and sell for
GO cents a peck; peas, 20 cents peck.
Cheese retails for Ii cents; eggs bring Id
cents dozen-Samon still continues to he
the leading fayorite in the fish line, and sells
from % to 80 cents pound. The Central
Fish Market has few Spanish mackerel, so
called, a variety seldom caught on these
coasts. They are esteemed superior to sal
mon, and bring 30 cents pound.-ln fruit
there is more variety. Peaches, green APP
ples and watermelons are plenty Raspber-
ries sell for Is cents quart; blueberries' II;
hlackherries. 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
OVER THE DAM /!
Another Drowning Accident In tho
Kennebec.

There have been three cases OF drowning
in Augusta within a comparatively short pc
Rod Yesterday morning about s't'
o'clock, Charles Scott. employed by the Ken
nebec Log Driving Company, while engaged
in putting flush boards on the dam, lost his
balance and was swept into the water below
Scott could not swim, and must have oeen
stunned by the shock as he did not
come to the surface. Assistance was imme-
diately procured, and soon several boat loads
of men were graphing for his body. Scott
was man about 40 years of age, married.
and leaves one child. He was quiet, accom-
modating man, and universally liked and re-
spected. He formerly resided in Calais, ana
served in Co. A, Ninth Maine. during the
war. A few days before his death he toid
companion that he expected to be drowned
before the season was over. The body was
recovered about o'clock in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

Tanner Beaten.
1t appears that DIR. Tanners feat of going
forty days without food was beaten in this
State several years since. Mr.. Chas. Ward
of Bradley, a stone mason, was the victim OF
some trouble that he called the influence of
evil spirits. While under this influence his
limbs seemed beyond control. and neither
the efforts of his own will or the force used
by others, could cause him either to use the
tools of his trade or convey food to his
mouth In attempting to work, his trowel
mortar and bricks would fly in all directions,
completely foiling his apparently best inten-
lions to work The same effect occurred in
attempting to eat, though he could take water
freely. The matter eliminated in an enforced
fast Of seven weeks, during which time no
food passed his lips. His usual weight was
two hundred pounds, but his heightened fast
reduced him to about one hundred and thirty
mounds. The above statements are gwen by
an eve witness of the affair. who has perfect
confidence that Ward took no food IN that
time. and that he either could not or thought
he could not break his fast. Several persons
now residing in Lewiston and Auburn were
witnesses of the trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
Gardiner Local News.

There was band concert at the Haley
stand on High street, Thursday evening.
There were sixteen tickets sold here for
the excursion to Mouse Island Thursday.
Bluberries are very plenty at ten cents a
quart.
The telephone is in quite active operation
here.
Hernandez, magician with his gift show is
billed for this city Saturday night.
Raspberries are scarce about here on ac-
count of the drought.
There were two schooners aground just
above the shipyard ice houses Thursday one
of them was pulled off ut high tide in the
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
R..utv IL Only Skin Deep.

Consequently, let us or those Of US who are
bilious endeavor to restore by some health
ful internal remedy the natural purity OF the
complexion. When bile infects the blood inc
skin becomes yellow. Accompanying these
outward signs of disordered condition o,
the liver, there are number OF ihterhs
complaints, Constipation, Piles, SICK hea1
ache, dyspepsia. Thess and others proeeeu
ing from the same cause are enu,e! ~
nxnels from the blood impurities which dis
cnlor the skin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

During Gov. Davis recent visit to Farm
ington, on the occasion of the anniversary of
the Normal School, he was entertained by
Hon. J. W. Fairbanks who gave a reception
in the evening in his honor. Governor Davis
was warmly received by the people of the
village, as he is indeed wherever he goes. A
large number of citizens with the village band
serenahed him on Wednesday evening. He
responded by timely speech devoted to ed
ucatonal topics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

. Next Tuesday the Maine Central advertis-
return at the low rate of $50. The cars
leave Augusta at 5 o'clock in the morning.
An opportunity is afforded to all to get away
from the heat and dust of Augusta to the
cool breezes of the Atlantic Old Orchard
is the great watering place Of Maine. and a
day can be agreeably passed in studying the
various phases of life at the seashore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

The main sash and blind factory of j. =.
Wyman and Son, is having new stills, new
posts, and new flooring laid underneath The
shop had settled considerably on account of
the rotting of the posts. Charles Luce of
Fairfield has charge of the job of making
the necessary repairs, and so scientifically
has he done his work that the mill has been
running every day while his crew was at
work underneath
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COLOR ADO.
Heavy storm and Los. of Life.

DENVER, July I6. Advices from along the
Kansas Pacific railroad say that section has
been visited by a heavy storm, extending
from Mirage to Cedar Point. At Hugo. the
people had to climb on to roofs for safety.
While freight train of eleven cars was
crossing bridge at Hugo, ten cars we're
hurled away. Eight lives were lost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
By TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE.
Death Of a Bangor Citizen.

Death Of a Bangor Citizen.
BANGOR. July 10. Charles Sawtelle, an
old and respected citizen, was found dead in
his bed, this morning. Heart disease was
the cause.
Bangor Firemen on Visit.
RocKLASD, July l6. Many buildings are
Illuminated this evening with flags and
notices of welcome displayed in honor of the
visit of Union Hose Company of Bangor.
The company visited Thomaston to-day, and
the Rockland fire department paraded with
them this evening and gave complimentary
ball. They are the guests of Americas Hook
and Ladder Company.
Poor Piaythings for Boys.
EAsTPoRT. July Ii. While two boys,
Gates and Greenlaw, were playing with pistols
supposed to he empty, Greenlaw's pistol
was discharged in Gates face, the lead bullet
striking near the eye and fiattening against
the bone. He is not seriously injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

The Women's Temperance Coffee Rooms
received benefit on Tuesday evening, in the
form of a surprise party. given by members
of the w. c. T. L. and other friends of the
cause. The proprietor gratefully acknowl-
edges the kindness of her many friends and
accepts it the more thankfully as proof of
the continued interest in the temperance
work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.
EreniHg Report.

NEW YORK, July lG.
Money easy al 2a3l on call, and closed at g Prime
mercantile paper 3-a4l. Exchange weak 1t 4.ssia
49, for long and 4si o4 81 for short. Governments
higher. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds higher.
The stock market opened strong and in early deal
ings prices advanced to 2. the entire list parieipat-
ing in the improvement. Speculation continued firm
in tone un il late in the afternoon, when reaction
Of TO II occurred which was however partially re-
covered In final dealings. The greatest activity
in Erie, grangers coal shares. Western Union Lake
Shore and Union Pacific.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
Forest Fires.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Violent Wind Storm.

CHESTER, July l6. A violent wind storm
visited the southeastern portion of this coun-
~ tnis afternoon. In South Chester, IS
houses were unroofed seven partly completed
dwellings blown down, many trees uprooted
and much damage done throughout the coun-
try.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

At the practice shoot of the Cushnoc Gun
Club at its new grounds at the east end of
Capital street, Thursday afternoon, the fol-
lowing score was made, out of possible 90 :
f. w. Moore. ls; j. Colcord, 10; Adams, IA :;
Baker, II; L. A. Moore, l3; Sanborn, IA :;
Stafford, II; Tibbetts, II; Bracket, ~;
Hunt, IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
Turkish Financial Affairs.

BERLIN. July To- Ii is stated here that no
German officers with governments consent,
have placed their services at the disposal of
the Sultan. in relation to financial reforms in
I'm
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OHIO.
Merchants Accused of Unfairness.

CINCINNATI. July I6. Charges of unmer-
camille conduct have been preferred against
Christy, Cobb & Co, on account of their
manner of issuing warehouse receipts. The
board of officers of the Chamber of Com
merce have set next Thursday for a hearing.
The case is one Of more than ordinary in
terest and its determination is looked for
eagerly.
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flancock's Letter.

Hancock says he has not vet written a line
of his letter of acceptance, and it probably
will not be ready under fortnight.
He will furnish it promptly to Associated
!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

Deputy L. S. Marshal Harrington went to
Jay, Thursday, and arrested Fl. Frank Pres.
colt of New Portland for evading the inter
nal revenue laws by selling liquor
without L. S. license. Prescott was ar
raicned before L. s. Commissioner Badger,
Yesterday, and his case was continued until
to-day for judgment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
MARYLAND.


BALTIMORE. July 10. The United State.
Circuit court has affirmed the decree giving
the owners of schooner Edith 81, 800 dam
ages for sinking of that vessel by launch OF
steamer Arbutus, in 1879 The decision is
made on the ground that the schooner was
not notified.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17

Mrs. Betsey Holmes, woman about 30
wears of age, who lived at Mr.. Eben Pack
ards on Northern avenue, had paralytic
shock on Friday Of last week, and fingered
in an unconscious state until Thursday,
when she died. During the time she was
unable to take any nourishment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-17
LABOR TROUBLES.
Offer Rejected.

FUNDAMENTALLY Pa. July L. The Goo striking
puddlcrs and helpers n kensington iron mill
rejected the proprictors offer To resume
operations on n sliding scale.