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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-04
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State of Maine.
KENNEBEC.s IS. Superior Court.n vacation. Angus.

KENNEBEC.s IS. Superior Court In vacation, Angus.
Ia. November 2. 1850.
TNLLES A. TURNER Libt. vs.. William Turner.
IL Upon the ed libel IL ordered by me the un
dersgned Justice Of said court, that notice thereof
be given to the bellee, by publishing an attested
copy of the same or abstract Of II. together with
this order thereon three weeks successfully In the
kennebec Journal, (the first time in the dsily), Q
newspaper printed In Augusta, In said county Of
kennebec the last publication to be twenty days at
least before the term of said court, be holden
at Augusta, within and for said county Of Kennebec,
the frat Tuesday of December next, that he may
then and there appear In said court and answer to
said libel. II he see fit.
w. p. wHITEHOUSE.
Abstract Of Libei)
This Is libel for divorce from the bonds Of matri.
mony. dated Oct. "a, 1880 and returnable to said
December term. The libellan alleges thar the par
and have had three children who are now liv ng;
that she has always conducted herself faithful,
chaste and ahectionate wife. but that her said hus-
band regardless Of his marriage covenants, has
freafed her with extreme cruelty and reglect, has
neglected and refused to provide his family with suit
able and sufficient support that he has inflicted per-
soDal violence upon her, and that since June, ISIS
he has absolutely done nothing for his wife and
children, and abandoned them TO public charity.
She also alleges and makes oath that she does net
know where the present residence Of her husband H.
although she has used reasonable diligence to
tain 1t.
Wherefore she prsys for divorce and for the Gus.
tody Of said children.
(Signed) MRS. Z. A. TURNER
A true copy Of the order Of the Judge with sb
stract Of the libel
Attest; WIN. n. sTRATTON, Clerk.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-04
Hallowen Local News.
ENTHUSIASTIC REprnI,c.xs
Ent1re City in . Blaze of Glory
"rcnnght Procession. Music
and Big Guns!:

Late on Wednesday afternoon the renub-
iicans of this city planned a grand jollifca-
'ion for the evening. and issued handful re-
questlng general illumination all along the
line In an almost incredible space of time
Chlnese lanterns and Examinations of al,
descriptions were brought to the from, and a.
darkness settled down over the city patriotic
nres were lighted within and around every
republican residence on the line of march
anu the variety and brillanev of the pageant
exceeds our powers of description in this
oniei notice. The procession formed in front
vi lily Hall, at about Z o'clock, headed by
the Haliowell cornet band, and commenced
tne line OF march under command of General
1has- w. Tilden. with Capt G. W. p
osgood at the head # his splendid company
Vi oarneic /niatr>- numbering from one T.
TWO hun'iF-- 4 long Gnv Of citizens I'D cap
rage and Il foot addict nat, riall~ To- rb,.
interest II tn occasion. Tee sidewalk. anu
streets were hlled with happy spectators. all
intent on contributing to the general triumphal
demonstration. One of the most beautiful
and attractive features of the procession was
the appearance of Miss Mamie IIutohins az
The Daughter of the Regiment" dressed
IN red. white and blue" and mounted on a
trlumphal chariot, with a large retinue of
attendants. Barnums seven mules" with
accompanying music by an impromptu band
brought up the rear. and gave unbounded
satisfaction to all parties concerned.
We cannot speak in detail of the ilumina-
lions in all parts of the city; and it must suf:
nee to say that for beauty of design and bril-
liancy Of display, it would be difficult to
make an improvement in any respect.
Where all did so nobly it might be difficult
to particularize without danger of failing to
do justice individually. As Halowell was
the banner city of the State in increasing the
republican majority from the September
vote. it is fitting that she should take the lead
in rejoicing over the splendid victory
achieved on Tuesday last. Our fellow re-
publicans of Chelsea, opposite this city, con-
tributed their share to the evenings rejocings
by elaborate Examinations which lighted up
the eastern shore most grandly.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, November 3. Returns
from the interior, 327 precincts, some COM
plete, give Hancock, 4,4o4; Garfield, "a
229; Weaver, 80. Returns to come are
likely to increase Hancock's majority. Page,
republican, is probably elected to Congress
in the second district; Pacheco, rep, in the
fourth district; Rosecrans, dem, is elected
from this city, and Berry from the third dis
trict 1t is though that the democrats have
a working majority in the legislature.
Hancock's majority in the city over all is
$50.
l55 precincts of this city give Hancock
1878 majority. Remaining half dozen pre-
cincts are not likely to materially change the
result. At rep. headquarters they figure
out republican majority in the State. Ii
may possibly require official count to de-
termine the result.
In Sd Congressional district Berry, dem,
is probably reelected. In the 4th the race
between Pocheco and Leach is so close the
outcome cannot be stated. Republicans
claim they will at any rate elect one elector.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-04

On Friday evening of this Voc. -, =
swedish Ladies combination g. ."' FAMOUS
!" 1ranite Hall This CANNOT fa;, :. @ s..
large audience. The ladies .-o al
noyai Conservatory at Stockholm .ua .ne
now singing throughout Maine for ,no s -.
anu only time, as they go to Eurone no..
spring TO complete their journey around ,ha
world. Walter Emerson. who w;u
''n 'iie troupe. accompanied Gilmore,s Ri
on Its European tour as principal corpet .oIa.
. IN its dramatic columns, the svracnso
STANDARD says; The perfection of ouarte,,e
singing the richest, purest musical enter,.;n
ne"' Vi Inc season. The Swedish Iad;os,
80: i'e''e made good to the letter all the pre-
uictlons we have made for them. and vsr;sa -,
all the encomium which the musical c,;,;a,
nave heaped upon them. Their singing wa.
simply the perfection of harmony
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-04

Evangeline drew fair house last evening
The caste, on the whole, was rather weak
but this popular extravaganza is always well
received, and the applause was generous and
hearty. The local hits were we'll relished.
Miss Dora Wiley. as Gabriel, captivated the
audience, and her sweet voice and graceful
acting won frequent recognitions from her
listeners. Miss Kate Thompson, in the role
OF Evangeline, was quite prettily DONE Mr..
Richard Golden, as La Blanc, was an anus
ing approximation, albeit a little strained.
The ''Lone Fisherman was another redeem
ing feature, approaching the ideal of the
famous Harry Hunter. The support was
very fair. Near the close of the third act
Miss Dora Wiley, by request, favored the
audience with a waltz song, and in response
to an encore sang ''Annie Laurie This
was the gem of the evening, and her hearers
testified their delight by a storm of applause.
On the whole the evening was very pleasant
ly spent by the ladies and gentlemen present
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Mr. Fred Staples, stalwart democrat m,
'tfiai'y aided the republicans in their mid.
l'ls"f celebration when the rood news came
'.' - "'i' De remembered hat Mr.. Staples
ms '.'e bell On 'he Baptist church in case
Vi nfe' when the republicans began their
parade. and the great Congregationalist he'll
peaied out on the night air, Fred jumped GU,
OF his warm bed, hastily dressed. and bur.
ried across to the Baptist church thinking
that there was conflagration somewhere in
the city. He moistened his hands in the Gus.
tomary manner, and pulled Justify away on
the Dell rope for half an hour. Clang, clang
ciang, went the bell. People turned over in
bed and wondered if Hancock was elected
Louder and faster it rang, until, breathless
the ringer paused for moment only TO hear
the toot of horns and the roll of drums and
two hundred voices shouting for Garfield and
victory.
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N LAME.

BELFAST, November g. One hundred
guns were fred here this afternoon in honor
of Garfield's election.
PORTLAND, November 3. Very few re-
turns were received to-day. PIG towns give
Garfield 81, 367; fusion, 1874; Weaver,
2,023. Same in September: Rep, SO, 507 :;
fusion, 4s,7ss; scattering, 3S1. Republican
majority, 1850, against 1882 then. Re-
publican gain is 3,2lS, indicating 1000 ma
jority. The only change is in Viewers vote,
which runs up faster.
Republicans celebrate their victory here
Thursday night by torchlieht procession and
illuminations.
BANGOR, November g. Forty-five towns
in Penobscot county give Garfield 1,l30,
Hancock 1925, Weaver s44. Republican
majority is l,6Gl over all, and net republican
gain 2,O5l over September vote. Republicans
here are jubilant and the election of Garfield
and Arthur will be celebrated Thursday
evening by a torchight parade and general
illumination.
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VERMONT.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, November 3. Re-
turns of electoral vote from l67 towns, leav-
ing "A towns to hear from Garfield. 81
9l4; Hancock, Is, 495; Weaver, 944 scatter
ing, l6l. Garfeld's plurality over Hancock.
%, 4l9. Majority over all, q, 459. In 1876
same towns gave Hayes 1871 majority.
Republican gain over 1876. 2,4Ss. Demo-
cratic loss BOB Aggregate electoral vote
of the State in 1876 was GA 1897. Hayes ma
jority, 23,90l.
If republican gain in towns to hear from is
proportionate to that in all those already re-
ported. Garfield's majority will be not far
from 81 900. Neal Dow received one vote.
Phelps. candidate of anti-Masonic party, also
received several.
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ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, November 5. The returns
indicate republican plurality in the State
1900. The republicans gain a Congress
man in the 18th district. Farwell is elected
from the third Illinois district.
Net rep gain in the State so far as heard
from is over IA 900, which makes the majority
in the section heard from, and which is less
than half the State, about "a 900. At this
rate there will be in the neighborhood OF
IS, 900 majority in the State, and it may be
considerably above that figure.
Cullom, rep, for governor, will have 49,
900 plurality. Republicans gain one Con.
gresham in the Peoria district.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-04

Tuesday noon as an Irish democrat was
driving down Rines Hill in a covered car
riage, after voters, his buggy locked wheels
with vehicle coming up hill, and over went
horse, carriage, driver and all. The man was
smoking clay pipe at the time. Strange to
say, no damage was done. After the things
had been righted the l. d. stepped into his
carriage and drove off. During all the
scramble he held his pipe in his mouth and
pluckily pulled away,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-04

From the Bangor Commercial one week
ago:-And here we will make prediction,
which we desire to have remembered-for the
spirit of prophesy is upon us: That General
Hancock will be elected President of these
United States in one week from to-day-that
the nation will clap its hands and rejoice in
Its deliverance from the bonds of corruption
and sin-and that simultaneously with
the glorious event, business will revive, and
have boom such as has not been known for
years.
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The Treasurer of st. Marks Home, CRATE

fully acknowledges the following donations
Tor the months of September and October;
J. W. Clapp, grapes; Mrs. II. B. Williams,
aquarter of lamb, gals. Chill sauce, sweet
potatoes, cabbages, squashes and turnlps >
Mrs. f. Rowse, cookies and doughnuts; Mrs
Stafford, sweet corn and apples; Mrs Parrott'
eranberries and chopped pickles; Mrs; n.
W. Bradbury, 8 lbs. beef, roast, Mrs: ). +.
Farley, pr. chickens Miss A. M. Williams,
.doz ears sweet corn, l bushel apples; a
friend, cranberries and honey; friend,
pumpkins; Jos. Piper. peaches; G. 5: BAL
lard, discount on bill. II cts; Smith, Wright
Co.. oysters and oyster crackers, discount
on bill, Is cts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-04

Our venerable fellow citizen, Marcus Rich-
ardson, Esq, who was one hundred years ola
iast Saturday, cast straight Republican
ticket yesterday. Mr.. Richardson went to
Midway, Mass, Thursday to pass his one
nundreth birthday with his old lodge OF Ma
sons, he being the oldest member OF the
order living in the United States, and the
occasion was joyous one; but the old gen.
ueman was determined that he would not be
ueprived of casting his ballot for an honest
government, and he returned to the city
again yesterday on the boat. After arriving
N the city he soon made his appearance at
Tue polls, and deposited his ballot after hav-
ing read it without the aid of glasses. Mr.
RICHARDSON was in excellent spirits after his
'0ng trip, and evidently enjoyedit thoroughly
-Sangor Wing.
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Miss Annie Louise Cary made her autumn
appearance in New York, Saturday afternoon,
at the matinee as Leonora in ''Ia Favorita."
Her voice had not quite recovered from the
ness and the inability to exert the full power
Of her voice, her singing was capital, and
gained warm recognition from somewhat
scanty audience. Her acting was admirable.
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Gardiner Local News.

Tuesday evening was one of considerable
excitement. City Hall was crowded with
people receiving the returns. The republi-
can gains ELECTED storms of applause. Every
republican wears broad smile. The demo-
Gratis hardly know what to say.
The theatre Evangeline." at johnson
Hall called out large crowd, and everyone
speaks favorably of it. The means by which
they secured so large house was by an ar
rangement which secured to them the use of
the wires and which enabled them to read the
returns to the audience between the acts and
after the affair was over.
Fifty torches were sent up to Hallowell in
response to request asking their loan. They
were to be used in the demonstration at that
place.
j. Gray & Son are putting in a new water
wheel at their saw mill at the foot of Winter
street hill.
Mr.. Pettigrew, whom we mentioned few
days ago as expressing his determination to
keep up an illumination till Garfield was
elected, kept his promise, and Tuesday in
creased his number of lights. But the best
of it all is that Garfield is elected.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, November 8. The vote be-
tween Hawk ins. rep, and Wright, funder
DEM, for governor, is very close, with the
chances in favor of the former. The repub-
the L. S. Senator and State officers.
The city and county are carried for Han
cock. Republicans carry one county for
governor and entire legislative ticket. Com
plexion of the general assembly is still doubt
full as between democrats and republicans,
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD. November 3. PA towns give
Garfield 1901, Hancock 39,Gl7, scattering
$50. Same towns give Bell rep. for gov
ernor, ~ $50. Jones 3S,119, scattering 152.
If remaining towns go as last year Garfield's
plurality will be 1862 and Bells majority
2,727. Congressional delegation is rep, with
rep majority in both branches of the legis-
lature.
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Tuesday night some dastardy miscreant
effected an entrance into Darby block, and
stole the beautiful new Weaver and Cham
bers banner which was flying across Water
street. We hope the Democrats are not
responsible for this outrage. The thief de-
serves the execrations of AN decent men, and
if caught should be severely punished.
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CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD. November 3. Total vote of
State. lacking one small town, Is 3l9,9l for
President End 1859 for governor. Gar
fields plurality 2,6ls. Bigelow, rep, for
governor. LBS majority; plurality, 1883.
Republicans gain three on joint ballot in the
legislature, having majority
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FLORIDA.

LAKE CITY, November 3. Florida votes
for Hancock, and elects democratic candidate
for governor and both democratic Congress
men. Legislature democratic.
JACKSONVILLE, November 3. The repub-
licans carry Jefferson county by 81 major
ity, democratic gain of 992. Net demo-
cratic gain in nine counties is 3,497. This
indicates democratic majority in the State.
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, November 3. Hancock's
majority in this city is l0,23O. Vote for
mayor is very close, with chances favoring
Shakespeare, ind. dem. With exception Of
mayor. regular democrats elected the entire
municipal ticket Millenborger, for record
er, will contest, he having received major
ity of votes.
mayor by $50 majority.
Election of Darrell, rep. in Srd district, is
conceded. Republicans gain one Congress
man.
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I1ifn.

at. 80. November Sd, Jonathan Coehrahe.
In t a ss sy and 10 menths Fnners services =,
the residence OF VIM r. sm, y, 20 O'clock. The re-
this Thursday afternoon ., i for iuterment
IN Portland Now . Roland A. oldest son Snd
N and Msr1sret r. Barbour, aged 20 years A"N
months. n r,lsord AGED % years
months. p;,ear AGED 81 years 9
months and Is days.
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FINANCIAL AND ColrlGxRCIAL.
Eressas Report.

NKw YORK. November 3.
Money easy At elias call. and closed 1t =. Prime
mercantile paper slasl. Exchange steady at Asia
ASH for long and ssiaa si for Short Governments
WEAK. 3 lower for Sc and es and strong, and
higher for AS and Is. State bonds dull. Railroad
bonds active. but irregular. Stock market opened
strong and in early dealings prices advanced to 81
bur subsequently advanced ! to a, the latter
Western Union. This was followed by a recovery Of
to u. but during the afternoon pressure TO sci
prevailed and the market closed weak, at decline Of
! % 81 from the highest point. Western Union fell
of s. and Central Pacific advanced TO s. At the close
Transactions ylu oDo shares
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PHLADELrHIA, November 3. The repub-
lican plurality in this city is 20,127. The
majorities for Garfield in 80 counties in
Pennsylvania are 6S,052; majorties in 80
for Hancock 42,l53; Garfeld's
majority in g. out of 61 counties is 25,s99.
The five remaining counties gave 3,l5l ma
jority for HAYES in 1876. Garfields majority
in the State will be about $4,000.
Republican majority on joint ballot in
legislature is 46.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

GREENBoRo. November 3. Scales, dem,
is re- elected to Congress from the 9Th district.
RALEIGH, November 3. Returns indicate
that the State has gone democratic by re-
duced majority. Second district elects a
republican, Sd, 5th, 9Th, 9TH and 9Th districts
dems. Returns not sufficient from LIST and
4th districts to indicate the result. Legis-
lature believed to be democratic.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS. November 8. The Western
Union bulletin returns from about one-half
of Indiana, show republican gain is 695
which indicates plurality for Garfield in the
State of s,343.
Returns from half of Indiana show a net
republican gain of 695, which indicates
a plurality for Garfield of s,343.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosTox, November 3. With IA towns to
hear from the ele toral vote of this State is
as follows: Garfield, l6l,64s, Hancock. no.
63l. Weaver. 3,097, Dow, 451. Garfield's
plurality, 5,lo6.
Gubernatorial vote. with l6 towns to hear
from: Long, l59203, Thompson. 100, 909,
Sargent. greenback. 4.269. Amy. prohibit
ZIONIST, $40. Longs plurality, so, l55.
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MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, November 3. ass precincts,
wards and townships give Garfield 3l,2oS
majority. and jerome, rep, for governor.
81 SOC Democrats now concede election of
Lord, rep, in the list district, and Horr, rep,
in the Sth district.
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Plates painted by the fair giver, are recon-
mended as nice presents for gentlemen. The
recipient is supposed to have them set in his
mantepiece, but he generally uses them as
receptacles for cigar ashes until they are
broken
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Indications for the Next n HOuIs
War Dept, Office Chef Signal Offices.
Washington, ID. c., November 4.-l a. IN.
For the New England and Middle States,
increasing cloudiness, followed by occasional
rains; winds shifting to warmer southeriy :;
falling barometer.
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LATEST BY NAIL.

Vote of Whitefeld is republican III, fn-
sion ls5, greenback ). The vote in Septem-
Der stood republican l72, opposition 2ll.
Scion Chase was cut TO a considerable ex-
tent by democrats, so that he runs behind the
other greenbackers on the fusion ticket. So
Ions ticket received about 2, 900 votes in the
State.
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but the reputation delegation in the lcgis-
lature will be insignificant.
Republicans claim governor, 81 out of 100
members Of the legislature, and 3 gain of
two Congressman.
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Died on a Steamer.

PORTLAND, November 3. A man registered
johnson" was found dead in a state room on
steamer Forest City from Boston, this morn
ing. Age about IS. Height five feet nine, mid
die size, brown hair, sandy moustache and
imperial, blue eyes, dark suit with black
coat, blue wool sack blue felt hat, plain gold
ring on his little finger.
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IOWA.

DEs MONIES, November B. Garfield's
majority in the State is 10000. a gain of 20
600 over last year. All republican Congress
men are elected.
Garheld's majority in the State is $4,000,
gain of Z. 600 over last year. Republican
congressman are elected.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. November 5. 1t is expect
cd Garfield will have 50, 900 plurality in Iowa
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New YORK, November 8. The latest re-
turns from the election for mayor Of New
York city give Grace. ss,05l; Dowd, 96,i4s.
Fifteen election districts missing.
Several friends called on General Hancock
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MINNESOTA.

MINNEAroLIs, November 3. Returns indi
cate that Minnesota has given Garfield a
majority of at least 25,oo0. Washburn,
whose seat in present Congress was con
tested by Donnely, is overwhelmingly
elected, leading competitor by from 5000 10
| 10000.