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, 1880-12-18

Captnln.Hchcrat was regarded Ms Spanish,
md, tl.errt.,rr, objectionable. AS n 1hntteraf
faet IL ~ nh old English title. nnft not any
more incnngr,EuUs than thu other slrslg1ia-
tions of hiEl' rank fl which q 14to'ltrnant-
General IL II higher officer linn Ma1ar.
General .....
It's evident TINT 'scn' sherman - good
deal disKfintlcd over the pfoslMct1se reai'-
1'o'tllnlel't Aaid retirement ol '@n. trans
tfst. st1crmans pflsaic'ie'ter-wn'c".'
l'eri'-',blIs'lrd of''s c"htirf's w'ht nus peel'
generally ntl'ierstooa ~ washington, ,or so''
erl '!iys re!at'ee 70 sherman scasl'l'e'sess
MI th1s sueJeet' THOUGH ueh. ohesn'an
wrote upon TIC prcs'lm!A,of' thht LUG fnaK ol
ea1ha'n->'enen'' "o"'o oo etea'ea n"s
nfovls.o" "ero ,"aue 'of u.an', W. whit
'a'e 'le saulG oplcc'!'A' " t''c ,us'ets - 1e''se.
'nc1't Nv ra"h'ha "e'l.t"a' WI o"c,'''',l. "
seems III 'aSe seIns'' WIZ" o. .'e e"se. u
~ ,mt p.ooao'e l''"t ue''' olA''l "o''t w
s"''c., pack mo "e''so sel,'eo eAesp1
III the e'e"t " WIZ ""' ~ ~. s'.sl. .,'a i.
W. e"e'ee'leS' tne'e ~ ~ u'"'' 'n'.
the American. pc"p!o WIZ WV "cso,'I
Wo"l" tts'" !" Ns'"'it ~ t"e'l ':'"'e't II ~
, 1880-12-18

thu WrlETt Uf tho 1ltW fhin ~ FoFrcSfalRH
With tie value nf gull. The bullion prlcn
nj silver il determined by tIM l.n,nlon
market, alnt TINT lluetuotcs a,ui changes
from .ay 10 ttuy,-often yarytng 3 to +
],er cent III Il single month. II the new
dollar started of with enough hhllion III tt
to be tho Lonlot, equivalent Of gold, the
,nints would inHlly yet 10 work before tho
1d,,ltlnn tturtliatnna ,nHtfe It either too lcAsy
or lno light. If tile former, It would mt
circulate in tl,ls country bccansc It Womb he
worth mare ttni, ui!,er money; 1t Nn1l1d
tt,en be mare than dollar, n,lt would TO
exported anil soil ns bullion. ftNt, X tho
price Of silver declined til London. Il would
then hc light "wciEht," n1u! tho snnls ob1rc.
t!eu wuulA bu raised acslfnst It which tho
guIdftes HOW make ngniiist tho stanLnrd
silver .tullar.
Tllo Government mtnts woultl he co.n-
pcllet 10 Gull IN anl csn ntu rcco!M thu silver
money to fulluw tle oyer-cllangfng vntnc Of
bullion in London, aud This ro,l'l not 10
done; 1t Is wholly imrractlcabfe. The minss,
run at their full capacity, co'sltl not reco!'l
our present silver money IN nsllct' less tt1no
than two yrnrs; anil how oftrl, anil greatly
might silver bullion c1,a,sEu It. value III Lon-
dun during TINT length of lime?
Agntl, It II the expectation a,,tl opinion Of
tl,osu who keep postetl on tlu su',jrct tt,at
before long there will be MI agreement Of
tho principal commercial nutions 10 coin n
standard silver .lollar Of II given weight and
tlneness, tint s)lnlt he received rs Il legal
tender III cach Of thrtlf, Rfcr tho 1l,ntncr Of
the Latin Union. Thu f;ermal, Empire be-
rims to slow signs tint II Is getting re;ltiy to
, 1880-12-18

Of CCntr1tl Afrfcn which Ia cnrricA on by way 0t
the Nile, tln ttd snu. At11 Ahyss.!n. IN nscry
village 1T Upper EHvrt, ia we'll m IN tho 1)cltn,
ll1urG Nrtt twtIpr three (,reeka WIN hnv1 tH tlcEr
hArtis tho lcn tri,lp mn! tnnntM,lizU tho rnlc of
Itnp'ris from Enrpc waAy lialfa. si,:i l'ers'or.
tliinrtf,rn nf rICh t}rnck merchants. WIN hnvo
sVrrad nctwurk of small ,lcnlrrH mud cnsn,tr-
clnl travellers throughout NubEH. the 1s!un MIG
"CO,irHuct,ls African Explorer" n,,,st pene.
trato fur. Indeed! 10 n,l rhco whero no nhta.
not buy n bottle af EnEtsh beer, q cnkn u
Windsor soAl,, mud buk Ut uorinn!t Or Ilat!ad
pitfbf1.
, 1880-12-18
PERSONAL,

A indy III SanEaiuon County sends In a
pnrm entitled, "Is This All2" Wo arc In ureat
hDres TINT It ts.
"An Exploded Gas-l'ng," Is the title If an
ctilt0rfAl III Il 1lnGfaso puper. Tho berenyc,t
fMiniiy Uf tho dGceilstd journalist havo our sytn
pa.hy.
IL baltimore Clergyman recently preached
ot, tho subject: Why wHs Lazarus II trus,lr:"
Probably 1asz bought hIs wlcnt Mt S1Ia Rai,,c R.
tho rest Of tho hoys.-Chtcavo uoani ef Tradt
Report for 1857
"llero Is a pretty good ono: You ask q
1nnn what gen 0Gn. Gnri1etd Ia most familiar
with, aud when he gives II up yot1 say 'tomz,'
This tuko doesn't work so well, however, wien
tho door you ea.nc III ut llus n spring logk."-S.
]. I't|tlen.
3anc hat1 n ]ame tame crane,
Jatse had erunc that was lamo.
Go, gcntlo June,
And feed the lamo crane,
Aud tliun cunie buck nKail.
-~Ttnnuson's te1u ro'hnlc Of 1,ocms.
Tile Oxford Professors nre ,n,icll fretted by
tho proposed statutes providing TINT ther shall
tlo l'ttlo tnore work III tho why of INSTRUCTION.
4 correspondent Of the dcddeMv reminds thctu
that tcachlug ls Ont Of tho lest to..cns,onrs for
securing Ecnusnr rcAenrch, and tliat they should
tako heart FROM Gtrtuluy. at catlt.ut tc su{.-
loscd," he ad,fs, "that English Professors aro
incapable Of tic tasks accomplished By thclr
bretlron IN ncrlin. II Moln1,,seu, ZclIef, HELM.
hnlt2, nNd F1rchow cnn write us they d. With IL,
amount Of lccture.wo far exceeding that pr.,.
posed BY tho Oxford University Commissioners,
thore IL ground TO hope thitt whit h,ls hithcrto-
not wholly through It's own fnutt-betIl nearY
tho illest professorsate in ChrIs.cntoiI. will
ngaln, with position Of n reai educational
force, nauko Oxford Il power In tho intellectual
| world"
I}nt papan-
"Snt an"os Ed wer tn Wild eat whon my backs
rhs SNEAKER WY q darsl-visnxod man, dressed x''h
S ~ H rs 1 1 e lnss
aasay r. v as snoT ri IT,
WITH but lg was n9t dsvSd q sy q xsss.o,y as
paFt paymsps tor fisinR ths sasofpTss iettIns sha
Iainnso nt t9 acS4snt 5I,n along suvtI.r, f5 ~
only eiIii. viii vi tat wr' Il. cou uafrhnss isys.
Ink furwnth To- tho t,ls wl,un kit muna luartr the
oftortune colnnlensra!0 With 'ler own. ia she ha
nl!oWou her henrt 70 bu rnsnassa by tt,c wtles oe
whoso nFrteai.ara apafaslons tle iiafd y 5faia
's @ s / s i. ,s sss,s
Ss yS" + ts hs 5 o% "y' es nes 81 IN ed
man l9otsd Il hsr tSndcTly nnd sn :l.ook e, t.,
viii wiseat 1n Ia kSa 'GSS c up hMss a ,ca ~
fpas.ln sarane ts wlaier lSt VI e1! yrr ,L "Ss ,;
IL M .Sssss; ''sa1 81 Tsada sSss ossf Wild
va.ss!!ye.y iss .}!,t ~ @ check.
, 1880-12-18

TIE Dcrrlhardt is bcsot with Invitations. IN
itlctt tho blac-bfootla OF 1}cncuu STREET In 1,','
ton, but thus fnr sto has refused tier, NIL rh,,
Ia turning tho tables with vengeunce, icfnra
Bha cnlne tho absorbing question WIS wl,,tbor
eho shontdhare nny Invitations; nov II IL wtlethe,
eho will nrcCpt my.
, 1880-12-18

WHAT surprising things prcjntlicc cau IN.
ucc man to say! Thrre Is tho c,Jtor of ~.
ClIiclnsmtl Ga1ctte fur instance, vho .ees n,,h w.
ing Eool In 0om. Sherman, mud enys If htn,
"lio never won Victory" Tho Murcit ia IT,.
Ecu was ytct"ry mono tho lens Important lps
cause 1t WAS bIoudIess. w
, 1880-12-18

THE fntc'forpftnts ycryntsrac,jyc CL,,..
rnhs rl'tnbaf Tho supplement fs Of ,h,aI
rnrrr. md contnfhs pnotry, pct.rtu mn, ,,, .ea
ynE 1nimttSl il glad tn Observe t.,nt tn
hla recovered from tho bIiiu,ls.,tss wht,, ht,' ~,
lctGtl It year or two ago. II l,us Lc,, tnL.n
sehon.1ufcc, or lImc-water, or sotucthI,,u WIZ
stfck In II. "Ha
, 1880-12-18

According to tone OF Gen. Garlieltl's tnt1-
M,ate a,ssl long-t!sNe fssends," the millennium
Is about to Set IN with great force. Tlse
Democratic pnrty Is golng to die; tho South
Is gulng to forgive tic North for having
saved the UNION, alM tlio grent American
Desert IL to blossom like tho roso by ineN,Is Of
artesinn wills and spring waterto bp pumped
from the bowels of tho earth. It may be re-
marked, firstly, tlat tile Democratic purity has
been "g0ing" to dln for LIE Inst dozen or
fifteen years, not dafly, bit nuaarennsnl!y.
l},ll 1t lanpenctl. unfortunately for the theory
of. Its cary dcu,tse that ut tho last election 1t
WIS nblc, By fruuh alu other tricks, rs per-
Jury, forgery, ete., to pull rs many
VOTES into few thousands rs the
Republican party could muster. Secondly.
It inay bn observed That thoss las never been
u time sncu Apponinttox Wien tho S0at1l
WITS not nguntzng to forgIye their misguided
Northern brethren for llnyhig Ind tho
te,nrrity 10 lick" them OH tiietr own saered
soil. But between the spastls of agony
which l,uya collyN1sed their mortal frames
! Nna disturbed their sensitive ami chlya'roas
souls they have found time to impose certain
prercaulstt conditions 10 their prUilered fur.
glycnrss. Iou must remove the ariny, seys
| tic Southern statesman; the Unlts1 States
| uniform Is offensive to my people. 1t must
be understood, ho ptOceeds, that my
| peoDl0 shall be allowed 10 sltoot "hig.
| gers" who haye the i.npalcnce to
/ voto In opposition to the wishes
Of their Into ownors; aud II 1t happens
that not enough "niggers" asc killed to
keep tho aggregate of tlelr votes below tho
minority linz, my people must bc permitted
| to abstract from the LAtlot-boxcs q CERTAIN
sufficient number OF "nigEer" votes ulut fe-
lttnco them with tlssuc-ballots. We nre per-
fcctly willing to forgive the North for It's
mistaken coArso III lighting for tho unloI,
| mil WI don't care isg for haylng bccn
"llcked" by "nudsitls," but my people
must have local srlt-goser'ncat, even ii
they hare To. lie, md cheat, and Kill niggers
Ia bring about the blessing. Tlsan, too. "lny
people" must bu allowed 10 send rs
many nikgcrs rs possible to thu
Ionltcntlary IN order TINT they may
be "htrcll out" to contractors; and,
M3Ic,l 80 employed. "n,y lUoplo" must have
tho priyi[eguof pursuaslIng ulp niggcr collSlcta
to abide By ll,u contracts made III their bG,1ll
by the Stuto by Dloodll0utds. II the dogs
worry them, and Chew them up occasionally,
and sometimes Kill tleiu. SO much tho worse
for t!lo nfsgvrs,. T!lvy shouldn't lily In the
fAce Of lrovldenco by lefylng the power ot
local solt-goyern,nenr. Then ''my people, u
must bu allowed to sncor ut tho Nation md
occasionally to spit on tho National flag by
way OF vent to THUR pent-up feelings. Thcso
ars sono Of thu "eoa'littons OF tho South
ern statesman precedent to the forgiveness
of the North by tho South.
, 1880-12-18
head l. ko tor tho wators Of tho kennc,.o ,o1
oN I" N'Mw"y for Hc''so }nkr, nn] i'm nv. ~ :
ltllKely Ilko for thu Ant1rtsscs,uuIn ne. 70
n the EEilar N( Tia f.hfcacn 1s1s.,..

H., roSrlAc, III. DEC: i5.-'F!ll t' yn" p]c,s,
yotes Hhuiby 81. C1,llnm hatl over m rn,,,.,f r,Mf Vt
oatiRe, + II II r." ~" And
c.l!!asn tlsepnbltean}, :c7a nc; Htcwnsa n,,..
crnt mid orochbacker), :722.4Js; Cuom's ,0u'
1orlty. H,10i. '''a'
, 1880-12-18

hrother-1n-law Of Willard Wnrncr, cx-Scnn-
tor from Alabama. M unffnct1lf,g Republic
I'LL nj high character lntll rs man nnl a
rttizcn. The secret uf tic Snnt1,ern nppns!-
tion IN The confirmation Of .1u.lge Wands Is
that llc sentenced the Kn.Klux criminals.
, 1880-12-18

4 TELEGRAM from Austin, Tex. to Qle
Galveston Ne.es, q DuluocFnslo paper, rctnarks;
"Po!ltlclans. incsedulOus OF the Governors For.
.ural lontnl ut disloyalty to tho unity Of Tcxus,
say ii tho Democratic leaders desire tho division
Rhost laid let thcIn Dy Joint resolution declare
thsir willingness for Congress to rvVoal tho law
which authorizes Tpxas to 10 divided into
Gtatcs,"
, 1880-12-18

TIE Ccnsls-Onlca bulletin shows TIM tot,,
population ot Oregon to pe i7A.To7; male. hy, :ss.
frnMe. 1l,o7o; native. ltI,;s.7; foreign. ;sl,lu
white. l0;},W7; colorel, 11.GsU, Which inrIn,ia.
v.b] Chinese, two Japanese, 1,U1D Indians mi
t,nif-bFer1a, ~
, 1880-12-18
TuE nctIon of tho Railroad Commissioners

TIE nctI0n Of tho IsAIlf0aH commissioners
Of Gcorgla III isslliug II reroR'ptory order to all
tho companies II, tho STATIC to reduce their rates
on passengers from i've conts to tbreo cenis II
milo has taken tho otIlcinls very much BY sur-
prise. Tho puwor OF tho Commission IL abstt-
lutte. In reporting on tho subject It Eayo publlc-
i1y to tas fosiuw!nu table. nAslo UP frGm report
recently presented tu tho French Chamber Of
Deputies by N. Wudl[rgtDnt showing tho nser-
a9e rate OF passenger farus In tho prlnclpAl
tlI1lf,t Ri Of thu Xnrlts
, 1880-12-18

THE Hon. +. II. Hti!IwelI, Fish Commits
sIoner Of Maine, is makin2 arrangements to cs-
t4blsh y nsh- hutchinK rupnl ta Uunxot. expect
Ing to hutch somv H0,U0 Salmon thosc, lie In
LnuLs To torwura l0aOOO salmon cgga to Moose
, 1880-12-18

T1rE following tablo slows when the Leg
,slnturo ns cuuh stnto will next cotlves1e tho
constitutional limit Of tho B1ssion II nlly, and
whether biennlul or nnnunt uleetlngs aro pro-
yIlHl fur:
, 1880-12-18

GEoNaF: II. 1fErwOIlr1I las returned from
his tour In 1relaud. md h.a nccepte,, NJ, inytp.
tfoti to lecture on whnt he suw there, II, Stein.
way Hull Mor,lay nyoning next.
, 1880-12-18

LIE o101n Mooo.1
l!ao MontehcRsln aatcst'on hhs'ns pce''
stltlcu pS ulpioh'acS al'es t"o Sehfs ue mofo
o. sh'liy-shnllylhE, Tug dfceR question: ai'-
Ms'ct oi t'c nhscttlea iesae'es nl u'e l'e'n'
Ircasy' NOW co'lcs 10 t'le 'roht a'" 1'a'Leaa-
nteiy tAcfe oeeo'ies "npafent hu'ohs tho
various i""ess usios''" ~ ~. Sn',N , t'lu ~
sMs.li's ~ h.s,n :" s't ats.o .s..., N"s'o"i
. 'et't4s "l'tc" s W." ~, ,, s'.. ~. "''.
'ANet' """y ..".'' '.' .,.. "" s".
S.ns "sn"" !',' m 'V"'1a ~, 1 WIZ a. ..o
n''''s" , s"oA'' ~ """ ",",. :" ,., ".. - .,,s
hN''i'H pIei, tno o'.s''', '"'"s"o e,''s ] y. Nv
s.,.,. ""s ~ H., 'oo osrnn,,. s ,.,.t, ,",.a
!"n'.. Nv, "'"o ,'.' 'aa.".. ~ ,a,..'',, a,,'1
-, 80. .,.... ~, Ill. 49,. ,,,s
WV" W "''s st r., a.t, a 1,.,a.,,, ,,n...,s @
~" :, e.'"ps' ~. ,s, 49, t,.t,,s..e'.
.nA, ,s, ~ ""s". ~ ,,'. " ,, ~" t'".,,,,,
.,,4., Wiz .,.e t,',,,t,, c"n,,.a a,'| o,ai,nt1
,,'.,,'. .,,.'.'. ,ss <,,, .,.,,r,, .,,"t
"o m u, ,,'.,t,.,,',
:. s,,,,1 a1a,,,, .,,,,,,
"' ,as.s.,. III, ~, ,,7'.,.,n, % sn.
9v. ' -" n.s.s, ,.. .,n ,,...,,, ra,.,,an a,,,
"'' ~ " ~ t,...a ~. -, a...a,a,,, H.
. m,s. .,,4s"..', s. - e,,,s ,o,,,nn.,n, o,,t,ot
. T., ~ a,.no " s.o ,,,, not a.,,,,,o,n,,oo a,,t
... ~, ,,' "s ~" ~, oo,,,at;n,, ~ ~,
lNlrt Of Mnceti0nih ny Grvece. 80 long rs
',,nna ,a .,,.aa .aa a,,I t'arn,n,',, - ts mt
| DcLWceH AHS@llh a1lu NeIlhHH3, " ~ Hh'
| likely t]lut the Inter will be Il larty to my
,,..ot,.,,,,, ~ f,rc;hto mo,.uros thot ora NM
tagonIstic to the former.
T., 1,.,,, +,,ar,, !, oo,.,,,or,b,o yrot,or,a
III 11nIy tnere - cohsluerhple 1!eiienlc
sympathy, hut II Is not strong enough to III
tl,,rn tl,a f;ovrrnmeut tn tuko INV forward
| ytcp Or fire nl,y cannon, beIng confined to
lin r,ortt,nI,,tnue vim ,nnv ~, nvcr nq MI.
.'o u"'to.''',' ,, ".1" .'. my .",. ~ va ~ 10
,ynr hro,t,a ,,t A1unnwht1e. tia pnrtc
h"u otc'Ao wv -aeL I,''' '.' 'Ae o.' 49,.
| with Its customary HlinninE mil mas
tcrlv tnncttyftv 1n ,loIng tho thing TINT
'.15 ','''I.'' -. "H Nv A.. ] .E,.''' s'''s'
should bctiolr, proposes to cedc the territory,
but tle ccssion must not include ,Ianlna,
| ~, 49,. ~. st.
Metzosa, or l1arissa' Which are INC polhts
, 1880-12-18

ny tE AAh4lAtJ <AEHhEHtJ H!h* Ah1CH
will. without doubt, bc disposed of.
Then It is understood that tho WY sllall lp
cearctE for the Refundlng bill, aid II Is H.
ltrycd to be possible tn rcacll MI agreement
a1lat pass that measure III tho liouso by
Wednesday. II nil this stlall be ,.Onc,-i
thougl. any task Is incident to constant I'm
petllnlcnts md great uncertainty lit Cnn-
gress.--ME. Reagan has rcasnH to hcltcvo
that tho Appropriations Committee will give
lsIin n fair lcll for urging the consideration
of National Legislation for tho regulation hf
Interstate railroads. nni lc Nls0 thinks that
the House, Ms a whole, is much more in1-
pressed with the Importance Of this subject
than 1t was ut the Inst session.
III spite Of tho rather cheering View Of the
matter taken l,y Mr. Reagan, tt tlocs not now
look MS though my Legislation upon railway
regulation will be n,a;urcd by the PRESENT
Congress. III the first pacct other measures
--slch MS tl.a AppnitinnmeNt btll-wilt cnii-
test for tho attention Ut the lIn,sc outside Of
the necessary appropriation bills. TlUlntertor
Department, with which tho ra!lrOad affairs
Ut the Nation have been identified, has other
measures to urge In which It takes Il deeper
Interest, such rs tho bill grnnt!ng seyeralty III
titles to Indians, the bill for tic preservation
of American tilnlnr, aln some measure for
tho correction Of defects In tlsg Pension laws
Moreover, the project for National Railway
Inv llas never received the active support of
the Administration. Tic President himself
Is possessed with the detuson that 1t is too
early for this Government to Agrce upon any
system for tho regulation Of railroads, md
| tint tho passage OF nny Inv now would re-
tnrtt tho new growth Of Railroads TINT Inns
, 1880-12-18

rur CHtcAao TntHusE las established branch
OFFICES for the rcrnlpt OF subscriptions und ndTuEtsO-
Mcnts NJ fnl1nHs;
NEW YUKK-jIoou y Tribune Building. F.T. Nc
FAbnEN, AIabaRnE
GLASGOW. scotnnd-AllAna American News
Afenc.. II Iken1o!i.st ...-
LUNiUS. EnE.--AmrElcan Exchange ~ etfahd-
1iENMY +. GIiLtG. Agent
> NASlIlNITuN. nE.-l3t1 r atrenk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
WASHINGTON.
Cold Weather.

WASHINGTON, November Is The follow
ing is telegram to the chief signal Office
New Orleans, November Il.
Great anxiety is felt about the sugar dis
trict Can YOU predict at once any immediate
change?
The following was the reply: ''Now rain
ing throughout the West Gulf States. There
will probably be a heavy frost in the sugar
district when the weather clears"
This morning New Orleans was tele-
graphed: Weather will probably be clear
tonight. Great damage from frost may be
expected. The temperature at Dodge city at
midnight was 1 degrees below zero. The
cold wave is moving south
The Harvest.
The statement was issued to-day that the
corn crop shows no increase over last year,
but rather a slight decline for the whole
country. OF tobacco there was less planted
this wear than last. The decrease is princi-
pallv in Maryland and Virginia. The aver
age Weld per acre is 40 pounds, against 795
last wear. Of potatoes, the area planted this
wear was about equal to 1879, but in the total
crop there is quite a decline. The ' ield per
acre averages 81 bushels, against 9S in 1879.
New Chief of the Signal Service.
1t is believed Gen. Miles will be appointed
chief signal officer and it is expected the
matter be settled at the cabinet meeting
tomorrow.
National Grange r. Of ii.
The National Grange Patrons of Husbandry
continued its work Gin secret session. to-
dav. 30 States being represented. Reports
show that grange organizations are on the
increase.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
LATEST BY MAIL.

Pacific syndicate is about to establish in
Montreal immigration bureaus, similar to
that in New York, for Canada, in view Of the
large immigration expected next year for tho
northwest
BENJAMIN Meyer of New York, of the late
firm of Hirsch Meyer, woolen goods deal
ers, who failed for SIs1 900 in April, 1876,
committed suicide by hanging Wednesday in
Sing Sing prison. He was convicted Of false
pretences in February last, and sentenced to
a two years and six months imprisonment
and fine of $500.
The marriage yesterday Of William Horn
blower Bradley, son of Judge Bradley Of
the United States Supreme court, with Miss
Eliza Mccormick Cameron, eldest daughter
of Senator Cameron. took place in the Pine
Street Presbyterian church, Harrisburg, Pa.
A large number of distinguished psrsonages
were present.
Garibaldi has written to the president of
the Italian Chamber of Deputies energctical-
ly renewing his request to resign.
The spinners of Fall River have demanded
4 10 per cent. advance in wages.
An organization was formed in Providence
Nov. IL, called the National Union Associa-
ton, the object being to assist in building up
at the South liberal progress Of society that
Will stfeDRtUtU ictIuk anu tuc ioVc
of the Union, favor the establishment and
maintenance of free public schools, and
labor for the protection Of the lives and
rights of all classes of citizens. General
Horatio Rogers was elected president.
Gen. Miles is probably to be appointed
chief signal officer.
| Silas NJ. Waite, the Vermont bank swim
dler, is to be removed to the State Prison for
safe keeping.
| There have been frequent comments upon
the fact that the fiscal officer Of the National
| Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, who
has the disbursement of very large fund, is
not required to give a bond TO the United
States, as all other disbursing officers are.
| This officer disbursed during the last year,
according TO the report Of the Second Audi
tor, 81 ,sl9, ,4l6.
1t appears from the report of the Fourth
Auditor of Treasury that the position Of dis
bursting agent in London for the government
is a profitable one. The disbursements Of
the department of the navy, through the
Messrs. Seligman Bros, temporary special
agents in London, amount for the year to
81, ,724 TAG, being e2l3, ,592 less than the pre-
vious year. commission of one per cent.
] was paid to these agents, amounting TO
] s17, ,246.
There is still considerable amount Of
money due as prizes for the capture Of New
Orleans, which has not been claimed, not
withstanding BENZ. F. Buffers famous Far.
ragut suit Prize money has been paid to
the amount Of nearly fifteen millions Of dol
lars, yet within the last year claims have
been presented for prize money accruing dur
ing the war with Mexico, the war Of 1872
the war with Algiers, and even the Revolu
, tionary war. Most Of them have been re
+ jected on account Of lack Of evidence.
Baroness Burdett Couts has given f2,05
{ to Cape Clear fishermen, to enable them {
start operations the coming season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
MINNESOTA.
Deaths by the Insane Asylum Fire.

Sr.sPrrERs. November IL. The official
list OF the dead and missing by the insane
hosIital fire foots up twenty-eight Those
burned were demented and sick patients,
incapable of making an effort to save them
selves. Eye witnesses tell the fate OF SIX
male patients seen crowded around a win
dow in one OF the upper stories during the
fire. They were wonderfully apsthetic and
showed childish interest in the work of the
fTenien, and iabbered at times among therp-
selves, with apparent delight at the spectacle.
At last some of them seemed to realize their
peril. and turned to escape. In another
instant the floor beneath them gave way and
they fell, with a chorus of horrid impreca-
tions. into the flames and were roasted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
What Makes Revolutions Possible.

cruel case of wholesale eviction occurred
at Southmoor colliery, Durham, because Of
refusal of miners TO accept reduction Of
wages. Twenty-Five families were turned in
to the streets, amid driving sleet while six
| inches of snow was on the ground. One
hundred and fifty families are still to be
evicteI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19
A FEW WORDS To THE PUBLIC.

Guppy & Kinsman, State street. make a
speciality of Physicians Prescriptions, and as
three of the leading physicians of Augusta
have offices in the same building, it makes it
very convenient for them as we'll as for their
patients to procure medicines without going
down street, and as this store has so few ex-
penses, they can afford to sell all kinds of
medicines, perfumes, tooth brushes, hair
brushes, and, in fact, all articles kept for sale
in first class drug store at trifle less profit
than the same goods can be bought for else
where.
Remember that these young men have the
endorsement of every physician in Augusta
as being perfectly reliable and competent to
dispense any and all kinds of Pharmaceutical
preparations. GUPPY & KINsMAN,
State street, and opp. Hotel North, Water
street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-11-19

Personals.
Hon A. P. Gould of homaston was IN
town. Yesterday, on legal matters.
We learn that Hon. p. .. Vickery Is "
o-ect several new houses next summer on
Court and Weston streets.
Mr.. Hall C. Burleigh sailed from Que0e.
for England this week. He goes to hns,ano
- ,,r,base some more Herefords, Shropshire
-, and herd of Polled Angus (hornless!
s..,,,, for himself and Hon. J. r. Bodwei'
of Hallowell. u,;s
Mr Emmons Blaine stopped at HARRIS
- pa this week on his way West' 10 a.-
o..s s,hs weddine of Senator Cameron's eld-
80 ,.,,hter to a son of Judge Bradley o'
49, rn;,ed States Supreme Court MI
~. .ae .cted As one of the groomsmen'
' ~ william Wall has taken the con'lac'
- .h. filing and grading for the ne"
oons :. I ranorted that John Murray, the actor
.-re.t for debts contracted IN Lew
IS unus. nue. ii. last visit. Murray is allowed &c
l''o a.v On the stage, but the sheriff ooss ~
ras. app footstep. There are several ANXIOUS
| creditors interested. .,;,o.on vbe
c' ~, Joseph W. Porter Of Burlington "A'