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Tributes to the Memory Of the Late .. II.
Blrney.
Action Of the Cleveland Bar Upon the Death
of Former Member.

The members Of the Cuyahoga County Bar to
the number Of nearly fifty met In courtroom No. /
yesterday afternoon TO take action upon the death
Of u H. Birney, esq, late Of Kerrville, Tex, but
former practitioner in this city. a. J. Marvin,
esq, called the meeting to order aud nominated
General J. J. Elwcll as chairman. General Elweu
was chosen to that position and Arnold Green,
esq was named as secretary on motion OF Mr..
Marvin the chair appointed the following commit
tee on resolutions: Messrs. a. !. Marvin, Arnold
Green, NJ. NJ. Hobart, Amos DcnsOn and &. w.
Noble. The committee retired to the clerks Office
aud after a short absence reported the following
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VOHN SHERMAN & Co, Hcnl Estate Agents and
~ Auctioneers, ST. Cloud Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY IN THE
COUNTY OF WASH iNGTON AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, ON SHERIFF. ROAD NEAR
BENNING STATION.
by virtue of deed OF trust. dated September L. A.
D. $50 and duly recorded In liber s6 olio ~ one OF
tie land records Of Washington county. IN the Dis
trct OF Columbia uud ut the request Of the party &C.
cured thereby will sell r public auction In front
Of the premises, on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER y,
1885, ut o'clock p M, the following. described real
estate In the county of Washington, District OF Co
lunbla:
10 wit That certain lot parcel of ground NUM-.
bcred i've 90, In section two (a) OF DIR. G. TnoeTs
OF 1874 lying tie io1th side OF Sheriff road
and fronting northwest sheriff street, containing
five acres OF land more or less.
Terms OF sale: The amount OF Indebtedness
cure by this d ed Of trust unpaid, with the expense
OF sale IN cash and the balance ut twelve months Tor
which the notes OF the purchaser benrtns Interest
rom the day OF sale and secured by deed oi trust
on the property snd. VIII be taken, deposit ofS0
will be required nt the time OF sale, and all convey
nncing at tho cost OF the purchaser.
MARY &. DEAN. Trustee.
w. NJ SMITH Salesman. noii ,l7.2VS2]
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DIED.

BACoN.-Entered into rest after n short Illness,
JOSEPHINE C., vile OF DR., H. A. Bacon, and only
daughter of the late Judge J. w. Colburn of spring
field, VI.
corner -Four nnd-a-haf and r streets southwest, ut
$50 o'clock sunday evening next
METHEROpr.-At o'clock this morning, No
yember 49, 1850 OF paralysis result Of diphthcr ~ at
the age OF years 10 months and ~ days, THO
nuRr T. METzERorr. sou OF William q. and Henri
eta Met2erOtt
The funeral will take place from tho residence OF
his parent, 57 Twelfth street northwest at II H. NJ
on Saturday, November 20
PRYOR.-On Friday, November ~, 1880 at 7
O'Clock a, m, EpDIE LIoN aged II months, innnt
son OF John II. and ,Sallio L. Pryor
Funeral will take place nom Ills parents residence
No 90 A street southeast, Sunday, November 81 nj
o'clock. Relatives ana friends are invited 10 at
tend
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THE COURTS.
suprem, Court OF the unlted states.

FRIDAY Nov. 10, 1880.
No 75--Tipton County, plaintiff IN error, VS.. tho
Rogers Locomotive and Machinery Works No.
70 linton County, puntilr In error, VS.. Norton.
Slaughter Il Co.. No. n. Upton County, plaintiff IN
error, vs. j. r. Edmunds & Co. Argument coniin.
ucd by Mr.. II. 4. Elicit Mr., W. Y, G, Humes and
MIR Stanley Matthews for defendants IN error aud
concluded by Mr.. George CAN'T for plaintiff In
error,
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RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT;

WHEREAS, It has plensed our Heavenly Fsthor
10 remove from our number Uric Hoffman Birney,
who departed this life at Kerryic, Tex., on Thurs
day, November IL, 1850; and
WHEREAS, In his public aud private life ns law
yer he had endeared himself 10 US by his gentle
manly and christian character therefore, be II
Resolved, By the bar Of CuyHhoga county:
That we bow with becoming reverence to the de-
crces Of Providence in his REMOVAL
That we Will ever cherish those virtues which
guided and controlled his public and private liiC
Thatw we syInpathize with his srcativcs and friends
In this their bCreayemout
That d copy Of these resolutions bo forwarded to
them. and
That they be presented TO the court OF common
pleas Of this county, and 10 tile United States
court for the eastern division Of tho northern dis
trict OF Ohio. with request that they may be en-
tered upon the journals Of said courts.
a. J. MARvIN, chairman.
After reading the report Of the committee Mt
Marvin bore testimony TO the worth of the de
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A. NJ Leave Washingtoni
9:OI- Baltimore klllcott CITY aud Way Stations.
t6:i0-BAlTiMOiE EXPRESS.
Strnsburg. Winchester, hagcrstown, ana Way
slo-Point oi Rocks ND way stations. ,,-.,
SIS - sTAUETON AND VALLEY EXPRESS,
lConnnccts for HlScrstown and OF Point OF
oOo-NisW YoRK, PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos.
TON EXPRESS.
,g:oo-Ou sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis and
io;oo-BALrIMoRE EXPRESS. (stops at Hyats.
vile. College, DeIsyllle. Laurel, Annapolis
1pTfon; H9Sspf sCd SSEs psr LOUIS
EXPRESS.
i7;lO-BaItmore, Lllcott City, Annapolis and Way
tl2!-t,n SUNDAY oply;,yor Baltimore and Way.
t2SC--NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA AND Bos-
TON EXPIRE g.
G3o-Bsllmore and Way Stations. Winchester,
4:SO-BA LII MORE, HYATrSv LIE AND 'LAU-
REL EXPRESS. ttrederick, via RelayJ stops
tl3sePoint OF Racks, Frederick. Hagerslown, Win.
chester aud WY stations ton SUNDAY TO Point
s9GSs rnd %Ss sG.Smi Ss SWS WV Stations
tSl0-C GU CAGo AND COhuMnrS EXrRESs.
t5;lS -PIIILADELpHIA AND BALTIMORE EN.
PRESS tMnTtinsburg aud Way, vin Relay.
stous at iyaltsvle and Laurei(
G05-Point OF Rocks and Way stations
ns.SrS BAHTP@SRE sH ANB Nj iSGRIsL tif EXPRESS
1890 PtrlsRyBSSi IyrI ~ Rs res, CINCINNATI AND ST
isaI-nALTiMoRG, mYATTsvILLE AND LAU.
REL EXPHESS.
tlO;i5-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND Bos
iDaliy. sunday only Other trains daily except
Sunday.
For further information Sppiy at The Baltimore &
Ohio .ket Offices, Washington station. and Glg
ana 1851 rennsy lNnniS avenue, corner Fourteenth
be fhcck and received al Doint Ia the city.
National Republican., 1880-11-20

DRINTING FOR BALLS. RECEPTIONS so
ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS.
REPUBIICAN JoB-ROoM
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Money NInrI,ct.


Tho imports Of dry goods for the week were
81 27U.7l1 and the amount marketed tl3lbO1G
Money was active AZ SOC per cent and closed ut
Per cent,
Excnonge was strong aud the nominal rates
were advanced - per cent 10 iSl for sixty days
aud is3 for demand, with actual business at 4sOJ49
isi for long and 1872 lgmis3 for short sight.
Government bonds were quiet, but generally
steady.
state bonds were dull and unchanged
Railroad bonds were active and generally strong
aud higher Texas Pacific (iiO GrGnde diylsionl
iirsts advanced TO a5lg aud reacted fraction at
the close. Iron Mountain hrsts preferred iucomcf
rose to gO}I, Rome, Watortown & Ogdonshurg firsts
TO 70 ana Indiana, Bloomington & Western iil'
comes 70 60. Erie consOl seconds fell OF from
l0ON to 99S and recovered to l00T c. G. 4 ]. q.
supplcmcnlarlcs declined 10 lOi aud incomes 10
5ifs. but the former recovered to lOiI5 Kansas n
Texas hrsts dropped 10 ll6 aud seconds 20 73M,
with rally 70 ~
The stock market opened strong aud on i'm.
sharply, the improvement ranging from = to 3$i
per cent, Western Union, Lake Shore Northern
Pacific, the Coal aud Granger shares aud Chicago,
Burlington Il Quincy leading the upwGrl move
was recorded, which was followed BY "a recovery
Of lIetl per cent. and later by decline Of l6alM
per cent The greatest activity was in Western
Union, Northern Pacific Lake Shore, New York
Central, New Jersey Central ana Erie
The transncuOns aggregated $4,000 shares iu-
cudug Chicago, burlington " quincy 1000, G., G..
" l. G. 5000, Delaware. Lackawanna 4 western
300, Eric 5000, Hannibal & ST. joseph lpOl1,
Iron Mountain 100, Kansas n Texas 1900, Lake
Shore 5000, Michigan Ccutrul SO0l. Northwestern
5000, Nashville n Chattanooga y 90 New jersey
Pucic $500. Ohio n Mississippi 700, Pacific Mail
lllVJl, Reading 10000, 81. Paul 1900 Sc. Paul 6
Omaha 1900 Union Pacific 21O00, Wabash Pacific
23O.O, Western Union G,OO1, canada Southern
jOU0 Illinois Central 1000, Central Arizona 1900,
chesapeake a Ohio 4,cOJ. Morris & Essex 5000 and
St. Louis " san Francisco 800.
National Republican., 1880-11-20
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The swim iron steamer,
JOHN W. THOMPSON,
Captain John H. Wood. bnilt expressly Tor this Poto
mac river business leaves SlNthstroCt wharf every
MONDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY at
o'clock NJ, making the principal landings In the
river Furo and ireights at lowest ratea,
iuIstf sixii,atrept wharf
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SOyEDTB ER DRAWN
sll2, 400
HalfTIckets, 81.
b5 Tickets. AIOO,
1850 Prizes,
Whole Tickets, 81.
81 Tickets, S6O,

Remit Money or Bank bran ~ Letter, or send by
Express. pONir SEND by EEGISIEREp LET,
Tilll OR pOSTOFFlCE ORDER. Orders of s. and
inward, by Express, can be sent ut our Apenso.
H. 81. BuARDMAN, CnuTleT-Journal Building,
Iousyille Nv. or 3U7 and 800 broadway, New YORK,
or j. W. CLARK, 1908 New York avenue aud l4!2
pennSylyantt avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-20

WIANIED-To wet nurse best reference from
W. family doctor none but responsible persons
neea apply Gicnwood road, small white cottage op.
naI-
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MARRIED..

ADLEY-CAMERoN.-on the 18th instant, al
the pn-strret Presby terian church, Harrisburg, Pa
by Rev Dr. Cattell, president OF Lafayette college
WILLIAM IohSuIowER BRADLEY of Newark
n. j., to ELIzA MCCORMICK CAMkRoS, daughter o.
Hon j. u. Cameron Of Harrisburg.
National Republican., 1880-11-20
ELI. O. CANDEE, M. d., V, D., OF
N NLw YORK.

treat and cure the following DIS
eases: liemoTThoids or Piles, COu-
stlpnilOu. Throat aud Lung dllicnl-
ties, Consumption, Heart Disease,
CnlaTrh, aud DeaiHess caused by
Cntarrh, Suffering and Sismmer-
ing, Cancer, sCrofula. Hrrnia, Ery.
slnelas, GOlrue, Asthma, 81. Nitna'
Ii.Innn IMnunlnIlsIn L .naa of VI.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ErOR SALE 80 acres Of western land; title FIRST
G class; VIII exchange for good lot worth about
$50. Address NORTHWEST, Republican office
noiO-3tf
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THsAVEEEi isS' GUIDE.
pihTIMORE 4 OHlO RAILROAD.
FAST LINE AND THEoNLY LIN
THE EisrANDrIEw wE5r.viA WASHINGTON

JANSEY COUPLER! SrEEI RAILS
Schedule to take effect
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1851
National Republican., 1880-11-20

VSosIrIoN, by mlddle-aged gentleman MS teacher
Il OF trencl no objection to going TO the country,
best references. Address y d V. linnnhlIrnn nnice
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I'm. MARYIN's REMARKs.

Afler reading the report Of the committee. Mt.
Marvin bore testimony to the worth OF the de
ccuscd In the following words:
National Republican., 1880-11-20

A YOUNG American of wide travel ana literary
IN tastes desires occupation for arGrw hours n dayy
NJ N, Republican office noIT
National Republican., 1880-11-20
baltimore HIarifets.

Gold .......... s73AGi0n
Currency. Observation-Disclosures. 44ii6G7
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-27
TRlVELERS' 0UIDk

ANCAsTER AND alLLERSVILLE y.
IL Cars run aS follows:
Leave Lancatser n. X. DepOt), At Z O. amt
ll:3O q. m., and :, 4. and S:3O d. m. oxceut ~
Saturday, when the last CAR leaves xt 9:3O n m
Leave Millersville QOwer enti) at 5, 3, and
q. NJ, and l, 3, 5 and p. IN. ],
Cars run daily on above time except ON sun
day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-27
MEDICAL.


HI
AAOSA-@ AAS
CELEBRATED
-r-~-- ~
Vnn kun DVInIuIIEylV
NHm I.H Nil HhA
um nuH ullD
~
There is no civilized nation IN the western
RnIpG nt,. ~ ".ai.n M '',s S,r,sc,;ve and
SUI SuIaEn ,aSiin, 'naS,.; &; mnt k"nwn and an
nreciated. While II is medicine tor all sea-
sons and all climates IT ia especially suited to
ine eSmpla.mts gehsea ERA, HeDs.,hlc @ sIimuiant in
| the world.
TOT saie,Dy ani I,nttSss Almanac for issl.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-27

Go TO II. u. Cochran, druggist, 13' and l39
North Queen street, for Mrs. Frcchtdn's NeW
National Dyes. For brightness and durability
OF color un.Al ,i:lictl. Color from to ,
pOunds. Price, ID cents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-27

~ believe it to bc I'll! wrong and even wick
cl for clerSymtn or other public men TO bc led
into giving testimonials to Guack doctors Or
vile Stufls called medicines. but when Il really
meritor"us article is made up of common
valuable remedies known to all, and th:rt AL
physicians Use and trust in daily, we should
freely commend il. therefore cIcerfully and
heartily com,n"m! Hop Eitters for the good
they have done and my friends. firmly be-
iievins they have no equal for family use.
will not br without them"
Rev. Washington. ID. 4.
WI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-27
[NVkLIDS TAKE NOTICE
NEARLY 1000 PERSONS

have placed themselves under my charge dur
ing the last three years in Rcading and this
city. Onehalf of them ut least were called i'll
curablcs. Chronic cases of Dyspepsia, Con
sumption. rheumatism, and other Affections.
Nearly all reported the same story, viz have
tried many doctors and quack medicines. and
all in vain. am discouraged. While curing the
sick in these two cities over I, 800 deaths have
occurred in Otherphy sicans' practice. and not
Il half-lOZcn in mine. Won't you in person lat
my oflices) or by letter investigate my remark
able cures Men and women. sick for years, were
under my practice i'll Il few days or weeks
cured. Send or call and get Il lspige Iampl.-
let G. cr), containing the names of people thus
rapidly restored to health here in Lancaster.
Ali cured by placing my Inexpensive medicines
on the outside of the body. NO pOisOns used
and no drugs, syrups, pills, powders. bittcrs,
or other such vile stuffS placed in the stomach.
Consultations dnd Examinations Free at my
Offices. Hundreds lELVe been cured OF Catarrh
for 80 cents. Cure Quick for Catarrh sent to amy
Il ,lress in the United States for 80 cents.
DIR. G.. A. GREENE,
(3l Years EXperiencc),
No. 236 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
iDtflMWF&S Lancaster. Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

night, y to bringing forth an answer 70 Mr.
Morrilrs proposition.
The Fusionisss appear to regard the removs
Of the arms to the Capitol - . vindicaiion d
the Governors authority and judiciou,
means Of checking the republican Indignation
To the public 1t large it appears as = violation
Of his word and only tends to make them
more indigant
A letter from Tarboro', n. C. contains the
following: That counting out business BY the
Governor and Council is the most dastardly
outrageous. barefaced piece of work eves
heard of, and NO doubt that old Pillsbury i,
at the bottom Of II. Over halfOf the democr,tic
press condemn the actions and some of these
here in the South in strong terms
CLIPPINGS FRoM THE PrEss.
The attitude Of the Maine democracy re-
minds one Of Nick Bottom when his ears
were conspicuous through the wreath of Ian
rel with which he had crowned himself =
7ydreiier.
Congressman w. p. Frye wrote thi, tele-
gram Of excuse to the Talbot dinner in Bos-
ton, on Saturday: "All hail to m honest
Governor like Talbot Cannot xreees him
personally. do not wish to eat or drink.
Indignation has overcome appetite. Tribnne.
As the Governor and Council of Maine
have done what they can to defeat the will
OF the people. it remains for the persons Who
have received certificates, but who know that
they were not elected to the Legislature, to
refuse 10 serve against the will of their fell
low characterization Heraid
The Maine business is 4 fa1r.nt ft.ud
for which, so far as At present appears. there
is not even the shadow of decent excuse.
and. as we have said, any democrat who is so
foolish as to attempt defence of the inius.
tice thus inflicted upon a whole people must
be moro than ordinarily oblivious to the true
interests Of his party WILMINGTON (Dei.)
Ererv Erening. (dens.)
The democratic editors who speak of .sthe
contingent process in Maine" as "a coun-
terpart to the contingent process of q Pres
idency," seem to forget that the latter was
democratic scheme, originated and origi-
naily proposed BY democratic leaders. That
1t did not result as they wished was because
of facts over which they had no control
From hrst to last there is no similarity in the
two cases. The one was submitted to the
highest known tribunal for an honest deci-
sion, the other to the dark caucus of po-
litical party.-Chieago Inter- Ocean.
This unprecedented result shows the pur-
pose af the Council. The rulings, always
against the returns, show their purpose. The
consideration given to testimony not contem-
plated by the statutes shows their purpose.
The exclusion Of evidence expressly author
lied by statute shows their purpose beyond
doubt or contradiction. That purpose was not
to perform their constitutional duty and
ascertain in good faith who appeared to be
elected by plurality Of the votes returned,
but to see what returns showing republican
pluralties, could be excluded, on any pre-
text, fran the count. 1t is time now that
the pretexts so alleged should be submitted
to the Supreme Court for an authoritative
decision upon their validity To decline that
test is to confess that the Council does net
believe in its own law.-Portiand 4dr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

There is a crayon patrait in the jewelry
sterc Of Mr.. +. Rowse by A. Il. Moore. \
Gardiner artist. The portrait is a drawing
from life. Mr.. Mooreis a pupil Of F. F..
Wright Of Boston nd graduate Of the
school of drawing am painting al the Art
Museum, Boston. One who will examine
this portrait or visit liz studio in Gardiner
cannot fail to admirehis work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

The Situation.

CABuL. December 81. The Mohamedans
are abandoning Cabul, fearing some retribu-
tion will be visited upon them for sympathiz-
ing with the enemy. 1t is reported that a
reign of terror existed from December Is till
the abandonment Of the city. Every shop
and house except those belonging to the Mo-
hamedans was gutted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

The Gardiner Journal says There has
been some feeling becauscMr. Park and Mr.
Bradley spoke at the indignation meeting in
this city, which, however, does not seem to
be very wide spread. for 18th clergymen, we
are told, had more than thir usual corgrega-
tions last SUNDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

Railroad Accident.

ST. Paul, December 81 The through ex-
press on the Iowa 4 Minnesota division If
the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St. Paul railroad,
containing three cars and a sleeper, were
thrown from the track and down an embank-
ment. The sleeper contained six passengers.
All were taken up seriously injured, but none
are dead yet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01
Guilty ef Wreax.

Some pople have a fashion Of confusing
excellent remedies with the large mass Of
sspatcnt Aedicines," and in this they arr
guilty Of, wrong. There are some adver-
tised remSiies fully worth all chat is asked
for them, and one at least We know of-Hop
Bitters. The writer has had occasion to use
the Bittes in just such climate - we have
most of be year in Bay City, and has al
ways foul them to be 6rst-class and reiis-
ble. doin al that il claimed for them
1tS6ane.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

Seven more tramps wer housed at the Jail
for thirty days, six of them coming from
Gardiner. At this rate there will soon be
need Of an enlargement of the Jail. or Of
building separate boarding house for tramps
as there will not be suhkient room for both
criminals and tramps.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, December 81. A committee
Of four from each house left tonight, to at
tend the funeral Of the late Senator Hous-
ton.
Call for Republican National COnven.
tiOn.
A call has been issued by the national re-
publican committee for convention at Chi
cago, June I'd, at noon. The republicans,
and all who will cooperate with them, are
invited to choose two delegates from each
congressional district, and four at large from
each State. to represent them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
COurt.Martialled.

ST. PETERSBURG, December 81. Adjutant
Baranoff, who became famous daring the
Russo-Turkish war been court -martialled
and dismissed from service for making use of
insulting language in reference to the Minis
try of Marine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

An inventive gents has turned mp in New
York, with no,-sttrable ballot-box. 1t is
so arranged that it rings bell when ballet
is deposited; counts the ballots aud stamps
them as they pass in; files them away in the
rear. beyond the re~h of anybody, and gives
each voter an order for a free lunch and a
half ton of coal. This is good invention
20 prevent fraud in southern elections. but Of
no use in Maine--tA stamp would be dis
timgwisAing mark.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

Arrested for Illegal vesang.
BUFFALO, December 81. Michael Maher.
street commissoner-elect, was arrested to-day,
charged with illegal voting at the last cleo
ton.
Edison Electric Light Company.
NEW York, December 81. Two shares Of
the Edison Electric Light Co., par value
500, were sold today At $500 per share.
Gas stocks, however. have only fallen Is per
cent. during the past month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01
OHIO.
Arrested.

Arrested.
CINCINNATI, December 81. Richard Smith
of the Gazette was arrested ta-day for libel
against the city police department, but was
discharged on his own recognizance.
Sentenced.
MAsslLoN. December 81. Two boys II
years old, to-day, was sentenced to be huug
MAY 9TH. for the murder Of John Wattmaugh
in August, near Alliance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

The Gospel meetings are dill continued at
the Free Baptist church with increased inter-
est. There will be preaching this evening at
l-2 o'clock, by Rev. Mr.. Boyd who proves
himself most efficient woker. The usual
social meeting will follow the sermon. All
are invited
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

0e0oe ks00Ce " - ABsO~sSss~@s
Yesterday ,ession Of the Educational As
socistion opeaei with good attendance.
Paper. were rad by F. f. Robbins of Deer
iuv. Miss Sarsh NJ. Haskell Of Garland, Miss
Mary J. Penn,ll Of Portland. G. 7. Fletcher
Of Augusta, snd l.. b. Shehsn Of Portland.
Owing to thesbscnce Of Mr.. Otis, the paper
fon ssThe Importance and discipline Of aiten-
ton was postponed, and the time occupied
in discussion of matters Of general cduca-
tionsl interee.
Considerable interest Is manifested by the
citizens. abc,t two hundred and Afty being in
attendance the afternoon session.
Last evening c. c. Rounds Of Pennington,
lcctnred onthe .sDuty Of the State to the
Public Schsls." Mr. Rounds took the place
Of ex-Gov. Dingley, who was to have lee
tured on ',rec High Schools" but was nm
able to he resent.
To-day, papers are promised BY W. J.
Corthell Of Gsrham. VIM. Harper Of Farm
ington, an ]. H. Hanson Of waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01
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CALIFORNIA.
Political.

SAN Francisco, December 81. A tele-
gram signed by number of democrats, was
sent to-day to the Governor of Maine. en-
dorsing his action, on behalf Of the demo-
Gratis Of San Francisco. The signatures in
clude no prominent men of the democratic
party.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01
WEATHER REPORT.

War Dept, Office Chef Signal Officer. |
Washington, ID. c., Jan. 81 a. m.
Indications for the Next "a Hours,
For New England.
Falling followed by rising barometer, cool
er northwest backing to warmer southwest
winds, clear or partly cloudy weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Portland,
Section and Eastport.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-01-01

w. b. Lapham Sec. Of d y iety for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to inimals found
horse on Green st. which be thought had
done work enough in his life, so he gave the
owner the choice of killing OF paying for the
trouble Of killing the poor brie. He did the
former