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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Eartbauake and Tidal Wave.

VICTORIA, November IL. The earthquake
shock previously reported. was felt along the
coast cf the province to Alaska, accompanied
by tidal wave. No damage reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

About ton of meat day, is estimated to
be the rate at which the Thanksg iying din
ners are now being got ready. Give me
the second cut of the neck" is what the peo-
pie now inquire for, for first class mnce
meat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

Vow that the election is over the Gardiner
Home Journal and a few other democratic
uspers have the manhood to denounce the per-
pstrators of the Morey-letter forgery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

Mr.. James keegan leaves town to-day on
the ''Star of the East" for Boston and from
thence to New York, with six fine Knox
horses for the Gothamites. One of the
horses is a fine grey gelding sired by the
famous stallion Independence.
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Marriro.

,. church. Bath, November Il, by the I Kes
At Grace chur Of Augusta. DR.. Charles Ma,,es,
samue. /. se and Miss Annie L.. youngest daue"'e'
Of Of the late Fisher Of Bah Watson of Wins
In Chelsea. OCT n' si II. Searles OF chelsea.
Bdston ath BY ssS and 1 Miss
Lincoln ". Burnham oil Harr'so"'
a. Jenner of Bridgton-
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Emigrant Ship Lost.

BosToN, November Il. Ii is reported from
Baltimore that an African emigrant ship is
lost of the coast of Liberia and 80 persons
drowned. No confirmation or particulars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

Regular meeting of Seth Williams Post
his Thursday evening at 7.3O. A full at
,endance is desired to act upon business of
importance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18
NEW JERSEY.
Wife Shooting.

FREEHOLD, November l.. VOORHEES,
Grover, aged so, who shot his Is year old
wife, probably will be sent to the insane
asylum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

Personals.
Justices William Writ Virgin of Portland
ana John A. Richards of Bangor, were in
town, yesterday.
Hon Lot NJ. Morrill, and family have gone
to Portland to spend the winter.
Hon. Joseph A. Locke of Portland, Presi
dent OF the Maine Senate, was registered at
the Augusta House, Yesterday.
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Revival services at the Methodist vestry
this afternoon at three and this evening at
half past seven. These meetings are daily
Increasing in interest, and are already pro-
ductve of much good.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, November II.
Money easy a. 2as on call, and closed at -. Prime
mercantile paper "a. Exchange weak at 4.s0-s
4s0i for long and s2a4s2i for short. Governments
generally firm, lss higher for As and IS. In State
bonds, Alabama class sold at COL Issues of C.,
C. Il. c. continued the feature of railroad bonds
trust certificates advanced q and incomes - Stocks
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Marine News.

HALIFAX, November II. Brig Victor Of
Lunenburg, was wrecked on the Bahamas,
October 26th. Captain and ste ward drowned.
Vessel was bound to Boston and is total
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

Waterville is to have new paper, 1.-The
w.teryille Sentinel" The first number
,al be issued December LIST, by Leger & Rob-
ns0Q.
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Notice.
Soldiers Monument Association.

Nsticc is hereby given that there will he specia
meeting of the Augusta Soldiers Monument Asso
cation holden at the Grand Jury Room In the tour
House on Wednesday the 24th day of November. A
d. lss0 at O'Clock, r. NJ, for the purpose OF trans
acting important business. connected with said AS
.ociation A full attendance is desired. by order
the President and Board Of Trustees
j. :. HOBBS, Secretary.
Araus+, Nc Nov Eth 1850 nov1s'td
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next - lOuI.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., November Isl a. m.
For the New England and Middle States,
stationary or higher temperature; south to
west winds; occasional slight snow or rain.
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WISCONSIN,.
Schooner CapsiZed.

MILWAUKEE, November Il. Schooner
Darlington, reported capsized, had five men
on board and was lumber laden.
Alleged Error in the Census.
The Sentinel publishes names and adj
dresses of $500 males who, it is claimed,
were not returned by census enumerators,
and which ought to make the population
10000.
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Gardiner farmers are killing their hogs.
md it is said that hi morrell has taken out
,Oother insurance policy on his life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

The young people connected with the First
Baptist society will have a sociable at the
.,ureh yestry this evening.
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CANADA.
Violent Collision.

THREE RIVERS, Quebec, November a..
Steamship Lombard was run into by barque
and had a large hole stove in her amidships,
badly damaging her ca rgo.
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OHIO.
Large Grain Crop.

CoLUNBUs, November Il. The Ohio
wheat crop will reach over -, 800 900 bush
els, an increase of IL .000. 900 bushels over
last wear and l. .O0O. 900 over lS1S.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Shipwrecked Crew.

ST. JouS. November Il. Crew Of barque
Mirimichi has arrived here. Vessel was
wrecked near Little River, Me-, last week,
while bound to London.
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FIRES.
At(sOsheD. Indiana.

GOSHEN, Ind, November Il. A factory,
saw mill, business block, several warehouses.
six stables and tenement house were burned
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

new Campbell press arrived yesterday on
=, hoat. for the Maine Standard office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

,~Good for Coughs and Colds. There
:. Hna,binr better to cure slight or Violen'
y , "1. .i,an the n S. Gold Cough Cure pre-
.o and sold at Partridse's Drug store
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Society circles in Bath were all a-hutter,
yesterday noon over the marriage of Dr. Z.
II. Mallett of this city and Miss Annie Il.
Fisher. youngest daughter of the late Roland
Fisher, of Bath Rev Samuel Upjohn, rec
tor of st. Marks church, Augusta, ofticiated.
The marriage occurred in Grace church,
which was crowded with the elite OF Bath.
The interior of the edifice was protuseiy
decorated with the choicest exotics. Around
me altar and about the chancel rail- the
Moral concentrations were very beautiful ana
elaborate. The bride was given away by her
UNCLE Addison Fisher, Esq. Six young men
acted as ushers Messrs. Cornish of Augusta
iwitchell of Portland, Owen, Hawthorne
hyde, and Reed of Bath. The presents were
exceedingly numerous and elegant. Several
eonsratulatory kilograms were received from
friends. After the ceremony the young couple
received their numerous friends at the resi-
uence Of the brides sister, Mrs. Gibbon, on
Washington street. They took the afternoon
iuiiman for Boston, and will come to Au-
susn Saturday. They will reside on State
"feet, in one of the beautiful residences
ERECTED last summer on the site of the OLD
MANSION House.
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ARK ANSAS.
Snow Storm.

LITTLE Rock, November Il. An unprec-
edentedly heavy snow storm has been raging
all lav.
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COLOR RADIO.
Severe Cold.

DENVER. November II. Weather through
out the State last night, to-day and tonight
has been extremely cold. Heavy snow fell
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

Messenger car is building at the Maine
Central shops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-18

We are approaching period OF great mag
netic and meteorological perturbations over
the entire globe Wnnecke's comet, not
far behind Swift's recently discovered comet,
makes its perihelion passage Dec. 4th, and
is likely to be visible for some weeks after
ward. Fayes comet will be at perihelion
Jan. I'D, 1881, followed in November by
Enckes, and before it is due lookout Will
be kept for the comet of 1872. Four
eclipses, two of the sun and two OF the
moon Zone total eclipse occur in 1881,
while in the same year, as ringed Saturn has
tens toward the sun, his.mysterious belts VIII
offer astronomers increasing opportunity to
study their texture. These and similar phe-
nomena so soon to take place. will open the
way to test the theories which make our at
mospheric envelope delicate sensorlum'
promptly responding to every wave OF physi-
cal energy that beats on it from stella space
If these celestial vagaries result in contlnu-
alton of this fine autumn weather, NOBODY
will get nervous about the situation.
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There are delegates from eigh, States at
the Humane Societys annual meeting, in
Guiding Massachusetts and Maine. motion
for application to Congress for an amended
law regulating the transportation of cattle,
was adopted
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NEW YORK.
Philips Bail Renewed.

New YORK, November Il. The bondsmen
for Philip renewed the bail before Judge
Davis. to-day. They are Deputy Sheriff Fay
and Gen. Frank b. Spinola. The amount
was So 600
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VIRGINIA..
Schooner Run Down and sunk.

RICHMOND. November Il. Capt. Robin
son and crew of schooner W. II. Morgan of
New York, have reached West Point, Va.
The captain reports that on Friday night last
his vessel was run into and sunk by steamer
San Salvador. in Chesapeake Bay. Steamer
kept on her course, rendering no assistance.
Schooner had cargo of wheat bound from
Baltimore to Providence. Everything is a
total loss. including vessels papers.
CoIOred I.abOreTs for Florida.
DANvILLE. November Il. Two hun
ired colored men left here this morning for
Florida. under employment as laborers for
the jacksonville railroad. Several white
laborers accompanied them.
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CoIOred LabOrers for Florida,
MISSOURI.
stabbed and Killed .

ST. Louis, November IL Mary Burns
was stabbed and killed by George Boles,
negro to-day.
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POLITICAL.


OMAHA. Neb., November Il. Complete
returns show the republican majorities for
State officers ranges from a2.6l6 TO 24.955
over the democrats and greenbackers. The
full vote of the State is $500. Greenback
vote 800
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WASHINGTON.
Report Of the Lighthouse Board.

WAsHINGroN, November IA. The report
of the lighthouse board promises to contain
contain considerable valuable information
with regard to progress made in electric light
during the past year by Prof. Morton, scien-
tific expert of the board, with view to
placing it in lighthouses and doing away
with oil iiphfs now in nae
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Aid for Sufferers.

LONDON, November Il. The lord mayor
has opened fund for the relief of inhabi-
tants of Agram, Austria, rendered destitute
hr earfhnn aEaS
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WEST INDIES.
Christopher Columbus.

SANTA DOMINGO, November II. Congress
has passed a decree that, considering the
proofs sufficient that the remains found in
the cathedral in 1877 are those of Christopher
Columbus, a monument to enshrine them be
erected at the capitol. All American gov
ernments are solicited to make subscriptions
therefor, Santa Domingo contributing $4,000.
Higher Duties on Exports.
Export duties have been raised on sugar,
wax, mahogany. cedar, honey, molasses,
tobacco and coffee to 15, and cocoas
to 9.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Journalist Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, November Il. Lair,
Simon. well-known journalist, is dead
Humanitarian in COuncil
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Inc use Of Malt Bitters increases the flesh
prevents pulmonary or wasting diseases.
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House for Sale or to Let.

On Arsenal Street. near Chestnut, east sue OF inc
10 ;nonire nj John Cars Hardware Store east
side. Address
novlS'tf W. OoA WI
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I9tfD.

In Auburn Nov. 18th. Charlie w. s sea months
s.. and Mrs. Roslla ieafon' aseu
and days.
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From New York.

NEW YORK. November Il. No protest to
declaration of the official vote of this city on
electors, was presented to the canvassers.
The official vote gave Hancock l23. 0l5:
Garfield, Sl,6s6; Weaver, Gle. 20 votes
were thrown for the prohibition ticket. The
official majority of Grace for mayor is 1872
The Kings county democratic committee
met last night to take action in regard to the
request of the State and National committees.
they desiring to learn the excess of votes cast
over the number of voters. as shown hy the
census, as the increase of the republican vote
In Kings county was marked Discussion
was had and various opinions expressed.
Finally committee was appointed TO inveS-
tigate charges of treachery TO Hancock in
Kings county, and the presidential electors
from that county were requested 10 sit with it.
Election Case.
WILNINGToN. Del. November L. L. S.
Marshal McMullen, bailer of Deputy Marshal
Wingate, charged with melting a riot on
election day. has been ordered to produce
Wingate to the United States court. This
virtually annuls the action of the State court,
and transfers the case TO the Inited States
court.
MayOraity of Boston.
BOsroN. Mass, November Il. Regular
democratic city committee unanimously re-
nominated Mayor Prince A committee of
citizens tonight, nominated Alderman
Lucius Slade for mayor.
Returns from Connecticut.
HARTFORD, November l.. The official
canvass of votes in Connecticut shows Gar
fields plurality to be 2,656; majority over
all, 1882. Bigelow's plurality for governor,
2.122; majority, 1877.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-20
0POssessed of q DeUaJ.s'


SOUTH BEND, July 14.-Hundreds
of people go to see Antonio Lachiski,
a Polish woman, who is said to be pos
sessed of devil. She rests on a pal
let on the floor of her husbands resi-
dence, and at intervals throws her arms
violently in front of her, as if making
a motion TO drive some one away, and
saws in Polish "Don't go away" Her
symptoms are so peculiar that Father
Czyzewski, to whose church she be-
longs, determined to make some tests
to see if she really was possessed of a
devil. Among the tests usually ap-
piled in such cases are addressing ques-
tions to the evil spirit in a language
the one possessed does.not understand
If the evil spirit is there the reply is
made in the same language. The
questions were addressed to Mrs.
Lachiski in Latin, and were promptly
and correctly answered by her in Po-
lish, although she does not know a
word of Latin. Further tests are to
be made, and if she is really possessed
of a devil proper measures will be
taken to drive it out. Father Ferre, q
French priest, who cast devil out o.
a woman in Ohio some time since, has
been called to look into this case.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-20
THE BREAKwATER HARBoR.
NOT so BAD AS REPREsENTED AND NOT
ALL CHoKED UP WITH WRECKS.

NOT so BAD AS REPRESENTED AND NOT
ALL CHoKED UP WITH WRECKS.
In "a recent allusion to the condition
of tho harbor at the Delaware Break
water, the Philadelphia Press said
'In the severe gales of year or two
ago, when something like hundred
vessels were riding out the storm, one
or two dragged their anchors, and,
running into others, caused the foun-
dering of number, and to-day there
are no less than fourteen schooners
sunk beneath the water, which serve
only as rocks upon which other vessels
are likely to strike. Mariners, there
fore are beginning to take the risk of
keeping out at sea instead of seeking
the dangerous hospitality of the Break
waters shelter. No notice has been
taken of this by the Democratic men,
bers of Congress from Delaware, a
neglect which is almost criminal on
their part, but good cara has been
taken to secure the continuance of a
useless piece of work, beneficial only
to the contractors, by the construction
of an iron pier on the shore near the
Breakwater, for which $4,000 and
upward have been annually appropri-
ated for the past nine years."
DR.. Knowles BreakDater Light,
which certainly ought to know all
about the subject, answers the above
philippe in the following manner:
The number of sunken wrecks in
the harbor now is six not fourteen
and the obstruction they offer to YES
sells that would seek shelter is not a
very serious matter. The number of
vessels that come into the harbor has
not decreased in any way since the
wrecks were there and yet, there has
been no accident or disaster resulting
from them. These wrecks would long
since have been removed, had the voice
of our representative been heard in
Congress and it was not until last win
ter that Congressman Martin succeed
ed in obtaining an appropriation OF
| $25, 600 which is now being used fol
their removed.
The Iron Pier never was contract
job, having always been in charge Of
the United States Engineer Corps
Had it been a contract job it could
have been located and built for the first
appropriation, 100000 where it would
have been of great value to this town,
to the harbor, and to the country, but
it was located at a point where it car
never be of any possible use whatever
and has only served as an excuse tc
squander thousands of dollars, anC
feed useless set of beings who are tC
the country worse than paupers.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-20
Somebody's Child.

somebody's child is dying-dying with
the flush OF hope on his young face and
an indiscribable yearning to I've land and tak 4, 9 9
aann,,nanions an of his youth. And some
6odY's mother is thinking. Of the time
DJSu2 ,,,Sa2n that dear face will be hidden where
NO ray Of hope can brighten , eJ, itmwhen her her
nealo ,ao there was no cure for consumption.
Iaas RaaSeT II the child be your neighbours,
iiso Ills comforting word to the moth
ers heart before . dpoh1e too ,Gte TEL Tel her
InaI ',tno UU To- day, aged, robust men, whom
she a.e nnghvsicians pronounced incurable al
tt the ply ply of twenty five, because one lung
had S1e 1 been almost destroyed by hhe disease
D sosns GSasa sdsa for sSpxssS
y ~ naoSS ooorotnIous matter from the blood and
!negs Ine scrodi and imparting strength to the sys
t .e,a. II jyl7-6t.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-20
REGLSTERS ORDERS.
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsTER's OFFICE, I
EW CASTLE COIJNTY. Julv IL 1890. I


REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July 15, 1880.
Upon the application of Sarah ]. Ewing
Administratrix of Henry J. Ewing late
Of Brandywine Hundred, In said coun-
ty, deceased, IL 10 ordered and directed by
the Register that observation-disclosures afore-
said give notice Of the granting OF letters
OF Administration upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date of granting there
OF, by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
letters, in SIX Of the most public places Of
the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the es-
tate TO present the same or abide by an
act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. And also cause the same TO be
inserted within the same period In the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks. (e. o. d.
f-, Given under the hand and seal
l.. 8. of off1ce of the Register Aforesaid
WI at New Castle, In New Castle
county Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. 3. G. BIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the
estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administratrix K,
on or before July 18th, 1881, or abide the
act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. SARAH ]. EWING,
Administrative.
Address. Rockland, Del. jyl6-sweo
The daily gazette., 1880-07-20
The ObelSsh in NesU York.

THE DEssoUCK, WITH THE EGYPTIAN
MoNoLITH ON BOARD, ARRIVES
SAFELY.
The steamship Dessour'S, Lieutenant
Commander Gorringe of the United
States Navy commanding, arrived of
Fire Island at II P. M. yesterday, and
is expected in the harbor early this
morning. The Dessouck is twenty-four
days onS from Gibraltar. Slowed
snugly over her keelsons is the Egyptian
obelisk that is to be placed in Central
Park, at the expense of citizen of New
York. The obelisk was launched upon
a caisson, which was towed to dry
dock, sunk to admit the caisson. When
the dock was again raised the caisson
was taken to pieces and the obelisk was
teken off and lacked up to about five OF
ten feet. After this was accomplished
the dock was sunk again and the Des-
souck was admitted and placed with
her bow alongside the monolith. A
section of the starboard side of the
steamship, beginning about twenty feet
abaft the DOW, and extending for about
TWENTY-FIVE feet and about ten feet deep,
was taken out, and through this aper-
ture the obelfsk wa shipped.
The Dessouck had an unusually long
passage. Two steamships that left
Gibraltar after her had already arrived.
She has made little more than one
hundred miles day, or about four
miles an hour.
The site selected for the obelisk,
southwest of the Metropolitan Museum
of Art, has been objected to by some as
too secluded, and the matter will pro-
bably be discussed at the meeting of the
Park Commissioners tomorrow. The
Dessouck will land the obelisk on the
Hudson, nearly opposite the proposed
site. The Park Commissioners will desig-
nate the time and manner Of its trans
fer to its resting place.
The daily gazette., 1880-07-20
d EGIsTER's ORDER,

Address. Rockland, Del.