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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-11-23
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LATEST BY MAIL.

Lord Beaconsfeld has issued call for an
early conference Of the conservative party
leaders.
The annual report of the Secretary of War
to the President is made public. II gives a
general review of the various subordinate re-
ports. calls attention to their several recon-
mendations, and details at some length the
operations of the department during the year.
Secretary Ramsay indorses the recon-
mendation of the adjutant- general relative to
placing uniformed State militia upon the
same footing in respect to rules and forms
As the regular forces, and calls attention to
the necessity of providing hylegislation for
the organization, arming and disciplining OF
the militia and its maintenance. He dcvotes
special attention TO the report of the chief of
engineers, which, he says, ''shows our for
tifications are not in condition for the defence
of important cities and depots of military and
naval supplies in case of war with any Of the
maritime powers"
Chairman Jewell, of the National republic
can committee, and John l. Davenport, who
spent the major part of Saturday at General
Garfeld's home in Mentor, left for the East,
Saturday.
BY the death of Governor Williams of
Indiana, Hon. Isaac L. Gray becomes the
acting governorpf that State.
The store in the FRYE block at Lewiston,
occupied by l.. w. Ballard, musical instru-
ments, and +. +. Pomeroy, jewelry, was en-
tered by burglars Sunday morning. Ballard
lost opera glasses and instruments, and
Pomcroy revolvers and knives to the amount
Of about $500 each.
1t is now supposed that the burglary at
the Little Lunch Room, Lewiston, was an
attempt 10 effect an entrance into the Andros-
coggin Bank. A good brick wall frustrated
the endeavors of the miscreants.
There were ten inches of snow in Franklin
and Somerset counties, Monday morning.
1t was so light and dry as to make heavy
travelling.
Vesuvius is sending forth lava on the
Naples side of the mountain.
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WASHINGTON.
Treasures Report.


WASHINGTON, November % Annual re-
port of U. $. Treasurer Gilfillan compares
very favorably with that of the previous fiscal
year, receipts showing an increase from GUS
toms, internal revenue and sales of public
lands of $50, Isl ! .505,7S, and decrease in those
from miscellaneous sources of only SlI2.-
019.26. Expenditures show an increase of
$685., 0l4 in the aggregate. as compared with
the previous fiscal year, caused by an in
crease of So. 1876 ,040.06 in payments on
account of the interior department, but show
decrease of $2l ,699, 965.Sl in expenditures
for interest and premium on the public debt,
on civil and miscellaneous account, and for
war and'navy departments. The balance of
public money on deposit in the treasury, sub
ject to draft, at the close of business June
80, 1879, was S4l7, 223, 7S7.0S. Receipts
during the year from all sources S494, 574,-
24l.20. Drafts paid, sos, l90,900.76. After
deducting receipts, property refunded and
outstanding drafts there was subject to draft
at close of business June 80, 1880, S204 $685.
1904. The business of the government in
volved the transfer during the year of
81, 053, 1851 ,0S2.22. Forty-eight National
banks were organized during the year and
twenty-six suspended. leaving 2.l02 doing
business at the close of the year. Amount
collected from National banks for semi
annual duty, S7,575, 770.43 L. S. bonds on
deposit to secure National bank calculations
1851 ,652 $50. Amount of u. S. notes and
paper currency outstanding 1862, $50 ,00S.7O.
Total amount l.. S. bonds retired from
March, 1869, to June 30, 1880, is 81 1913 ,O4O,-
$50 Total coinage of standard silver in
minis, So, S47, $50. Of this S47.5SS, log is
in the treasury and minis and S25, 259, 644 in
circulation. Total amount of silver certifi
Gates in actual circulation sl2, 429,3sl
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Irish Revolution.

LONDON, November -. A Tough Rea
despatch saws there was great excitement
there yesterday owing TO the arrest of parties
who re-insrated the widow Dempsey. and the
authorities wore unable TO hire carriages to
transport prisoners away from the Briewell,
| against which il was feared the mob would
make an attack. A meeting held in the
eve' ing condemned the government. oSulli-
van will be arrested to-day.
l. may be stated with confidence that the
Catlnet's resolution to further prorogue
Parliament until the End of December, was
unanimous. and it will be distinctly held to
im;'ly that should the state of Ireland become
worse the Cabinet will be prepared to con-
slider measures for repression.
Sickness in Prison.
A despatch from Kief reports a great out
break of typhus in the prison there. where n
number of Nihilists are contained. Two
hundred of the $50 prisoners are stricken
with fever.
Nihilists Threaten Trouble.
PARIS, November %. large number of
Nihilist placards have just appeared upon
the walls of st. Petersburg, some in the
most frequented parts of the city. They pro-
claim in flaming characters the beginning of
fresh revolutionary movements, beside which
puerile and insignificant. 0minous warnings
are given that the throne of Alexander will
be vacant before the dawn of another year.
Vigilant search will be made by the police to
discover their source and many houses
thought to contain secret printing establish
ments have veen visited. Several arrests
have been made and more are expected
People live in constant fear of falling under
the banpf suspicion, and between the plots
of Nihiists and the descents of the police,
are in state of terror. Thus far the police
seem to have been unable to discover the
leaders of the conspiracy.
Kurdish Villages Destroyed.
TEuERAS, November %. Persian troops
contrary to orders-destroyed % Kurdish
villages.
Earthquakes.
AGRAM. November 90. Several fresh
shocks of earthquake have been felt here.
Revolt in Cashmere.
CALCUTTA, November %. Reports of re-
volt of tribes in Cashmere are confirmed.
Should the Mllsikhs operating against the
rebels be compelled to retire n general rising
will probably ensue.
German Socialists.
BERLIN. November %. The socialists, in
view of the violent means of repression
employed against them, will abstain from
voting at political elections.
War with BasutOs.
CAPE Town, November %. The force of
1900 men which is on patrolling expedition
through Basutoland engaged with the Basutos
the 18th, defeating them with heavy loss.
Another section of Basutos rebelled and
have twice attacked the British residing
at Leribe.
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FIRES.


In New York City.-Loss $50, 900.
New YoRK, November - Fire broke GU,
At noon in q six story building on Hester
street, Bowery. occupied by the London &
Liverpool Clothing Company, which was en-
tirely destroyed. The flames were soon
blown across the elevated road in the Bowery,
and compelled q suspension of traffic. The
building was destroyed and the shoe store and
large furniture mandatory adjoining are in
danger OF the owners of these establish
meufs nothing is known, save that they are
agents Of several clothing firms. The loss is
$4,000. A portion of the wall on the
southern side fell on roof No Sc, Bowery. a
double two story building. occupied as shoe
store and shirt mandatory, and broke it en-
tirely in. The contents of these stores were
destroyed. Losses on stock and buildings
heavy.
Tannery Burned.
HALIFAX, \. S, November % Archibald
& Sons tannery. at Truro, is burned Loss
SIS,
Nine on Fire.
VIRGINIA CRY, Nevada, November %
Consolidated Imperial mine is on FIRE on the
1850 foot level. There are no men in the
workings at this point. Five men who were
below there have been taken out. Men are
bulkheading to stop the fire. AT one time it
was under partial control, but got under way
again.
LATER-Fire has been bulkheaded. Water
was got down and the fire is now under con-
troll and dying out
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Severe Accident.

BRocKToN, November ~. An accident
occurred at Brockton water works. this fore
noon, in which tive laborers, James Barr anC
James Logan, were seriously if not fatally
injured. The men were at work undermine
ing the rollway canal, on the end of the dam
A mass of frozen earth suddenly caved in
burying them. When dug out they were
found to be terribly bruised about the head
and lower limbs, besides receiving severe in
ternal injuries.
Reform School Boys Re.captured.
BosToN, November %. Ofthe eight boys
who escaped from the Westboro reform
school, Saturday, six have been re-captured
Lost at Sea.
GLOUCESTER, November %. Capt. Peter
Dunn. who left Port Mulgrave, n. s.. Oct
2lst. in a twenty foot boat, arrived at Halifax
and left for this port on the 3lst, has moi
since been heard from.
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NEW YORK.
Gold Wealher.

SYRACUSE, November % Sixty boats are
frozen in the canal here.
OswEGO. November %. Ten inches of
snow here and still showing.
WHITEHALL, November22. The Champlain
canal has frozen over. Ice is two inches
thick Thirty loaded boats are frozen in be-
tween here and Fort Ann. Forty are due
here from Port Henry and Canada tonight
and Tomorrow The weather is very cold,
thermometer 90 below.
PouGmKEEpsIE, November % Cold seems
to increase. Reports from the upper Hudson
indicate that no boats can get through to
ALBANY after tomorrow.
TOLEDO, O.. November %. Cold weather
has had the effect of bringing navigation at
the head of lake Erie to sudden and some
what premature close.
New YokR, November 30. The Their
mometer at sunrise this morning stood At
breckenridge 10 below: Duluth, 6 below !;
ST. Paul, below; Indianapolis, below;
Milwaukee. above; North Platte, l above {;
Chicago, above; St. Louis. 10: Cincinnati,
G: Cleveland, / Pittsburg. ); Buffalo. Q.
Horse Car Smashed.
A horse car on Canal street vas smashed
by runaway beer wagon to-day, and six pas
sengers injured. one fatally.
Specie Imports.
Steamship Britannia, from Europe, brought
81 sos 900.
Death OF a Veteran.
w. b. Swan, colonel Of the Newport
artillery during the war. and a well known
abolitionst is dead. aged 20.
dwelling Statue Of Ale xander Hamilton.
| The ceremony of unwilling the statue of
J Alexander Hamilton, the gift of John &.
| Hamilton. son of the statesman. is in progress
this afternoon. at Central Park, in the pres
| encc of large number of spectators. MIR.
John c. Hamilton made the presentation ad.
dress. The statue was accepted on behalf OF
i the city bv Mayor Cooper. Secretary Evarts
delivered an Grafton on the life and public
services of Hamilton. Ex-Governor Bullock
of Massachusetts,, Chauncy NJ. Depew and
BENJAMIN Harris Brewster Of Philadelphia.
were among the other speakers.
Indicted.
The grand Jury to-day indicted Henry
| Freeman, clerk in the office of the steambo al
inspectors, for embezzling $500 belonging
TO the government. which had been paid il
for licenses.
Marine Disasters.
During the snow storm Saturday night
three vessels, the Wesley. Eldorado and Ba.
Citv. from Buffalo for Saginaw, went ashore
seven miles from Erie. The crews of th'
first two got ashore, but the Bay City bea
on the rocks all night without assistance. Ii
the afternoon the life-saving station men ar
rived. just as the vessel took fire. The lif
ere W carried a line to the burning ship an
the crew of seven men and one woman wer
got ashore almost frozen to death The Ba
CITY was insured for 5000. The other
were uninsured.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE.


BANGOR, November D. This evening, the
house owned by Joel Seavey was totally de-
stroyed by fire. Cause a defective chimney
The place was valued at 81, 400 and insured
for $780,
PORTLAND, November %. Fire Sunday
morning totally destroyed the Portland
Rochester station at East Lebanon. together
with the water tank, platform and car load
ed with shingles belonging to F. A. Wood.
Eben Wentworth, station agent, occupied
one end of the building as a grain store.
Wentworth's loss is s., 900: insured. The
railroad loss was sl.500. Cause supposed to
be defective chimney.
The farm buildings of John Curtis of
Pleasant Hill, two miles from Freeport viii
lage, were destroyed ny fire Monday fore
noon. Loss $500: insured in the Etna for
$1,000. Part of the furniture vas saved.
Irish League Organized.
A meeting was held tonight to form q
branch of the Irish National League. Officers
were elected and some fifty joined the club
Contributions are 81 each.
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a. A.. ,. 81 .ho oIo ,,;ors in this
over 'he results Vi '"e e'e'.'o"s =" '''''
county, the republicans are feeling very
proud. Two wear ago the fusiouists had
,.;or;,v Of .,mos. 400. thu, majority has
.,.. - -. -S...h,;o,,s
not oh'y zee" "'peo OUT ou' Tue rep"''''""'
now have the county by PIG majority gam
in two years of over 500, on a vote of less
than 5000, think the largest relative gain
in the State. In accomplishing this grand
result too much credit cannot be bestowed
upon the Pennington Chronicle which has
made uniform, consistent, and able fight for
honest money and the principles OF the re-
publican marty. Capt. Keyes. editor of the
Chronicle, also did very efficient work upon
the stump during the State campaigns MS
speeches being well received and highly COM
plimented.
number of the intimate friends of Capt.
lothian Bradbury gathered at his residence
dav Com, Rr.dbury il hale and vigorous
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California Mining stocks.
New York Money Market.
Erenaa1 Report.

NEW YORK, November p.
Money easy at 4s6 call. and closed at f.. Prime
mercantile paper ia6. Exchange firm at 4.sois
4so for long and 81. for short. Governments
generally strong and .ai higher for As and e. State
bonds frmer. Alabama class sold at 60assi
Virginia 6 deferred. 49, Missouri g. of 1883. Ill.
The features Of the railroad bond market Mobile
4 Ohio LIST debenfures, which advanced e. TO 90;
Iron Mountain seconds q. TO III; Kansas Pacific
first eonsols to 1911; and c.. c. !. C. incomes q
to col; and Ohio third debentures 2, to -. Stock
market characterized BY great activity and bust
ness was immense In volume. Prices opened 1t an
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Child Eater by " Olives
WEST INDIES.
War Ships for Hayti.

ST. THOMAS. November 10. Hsyti is
quiet The chambers voted an appropria-
irons for three war ships.
Sugar Crop.
On most of the estates at Demerara. grind
ing has begun and will be general by
Christmas. 1t is expected the crop will
equal that of 1879. In Barbados the planters
anticipate. average crops.
Price of Salt.
Latest advices from Turks Island quote
coarse salt at &C and fishing salt at He at
East Harbour, and half cent higher at
Grand Turk
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VERMONT.
Trial of Murderers.

BRATTLEBoRo'. November 22. In the
trial of Almon Meaker and his moth
er. for murder of Alice Meaker by
poisoning last April, after the jury was i'm
panelled this afternoon, Almon Meaker plead
guilty of murder in the first degree. This
was intended to shut out testimony of the
officer to whom Almon made confession i'm
plicating his mother. Without this evidence
it is thought impossible to convict Mrs.
Meaker.
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Effort. to Settle in the Indian Country.

WICHITA, November %. There was
gathering here to-day of all parties interested
in Payne's Oklahama colony. 1t was arranged
that the colony move in a body from the
Kansas, Texas and Arkansas lines, Dec. 9Th,
the day Congress meets. They have drawn
up letter addressed to the President and
Congress, asking that the army be prevented
from interfering with them. A committee Of
three was appointed to 60 to Washington and
present the address.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Funeral of Ex.Mayor Miller.

PORTSMOUTH. November -. The funeral
of ex-Mayor Miller was solemnized to-day.
large number of prominent personages were
present at the services, including Gov. Head,
ex-Govs. Goodwin and Smythe, AMI Hon.
Frank Jones. During the obsequies business
in the community was entirely suspended.
Floral offerings were profu Sc and handsome.
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WEATHER REPORT.

indications for the Next "a HOuIs
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer. /
Washington, ID. c., November 23,-l a. m. !
For the New England and Middle States
stationary or higher barometer; falling, fol-
lowed by stationary or higher temperature
westerly winds and clear or partly cloud,
weather.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Trial for Conspiracy.

PHILADELrHIA, November %. The trial
of DIR. John Buchanan, Martin Chapman, and
Thomas Van Dusen. for conspiracy to de-
fraud the United States out of 1000, the
amount of Buchanan's bail, was commenced
this morning.
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Prize Rife shoot on the State Range.

The rifle shooting contest on the State range,
Friday, Dec. Sd, under the auspices of the Capt.
talRife Club ofthis city promises to be an event
Of considerable interest. Circulars are now
being sent to gentlemen all over Maine, in
viting them to participate. Any person can
enter for the prizes on payment of one dol
lar to the Secretary, J. l.. Colcord, Augusta
Sheds are to be erected at the firing point,
with conveniences for warming. so that the
competitors can be comfortable should the
day appointed be unpleasant or cold. Tick
cts for the round trip over the Maine Central
railroad, will be sold on the day of COMPETE
ton on presentation of a Secretary's certifi-
cate at the Office, as follows: Skowhegan,
Sl.25; Waterville. $l.00; Dexter and Ban
gor, 1925; Lewiston and Bath. 1925; Port
land, Sl.50' The match is open to every
body; distance, 200 yards; rifle, any within
the rules military rifle not less than 6, and
sporting rifles not less than lbs. pull
rounds, ten; entrance fee, so cts. re-entries
allowed at same price; two higest scores to
win. No entries after 4.30, P. NJ. Compel
itors using military rifles will receive an al
lowance of two points, and those using SPORT
ing rifles with open sights, will receive an al
lowance OF one point.
LIST OF PRIZES:
lst-rO the competitor making the two high
est aggregate scores, trophy, or cash.
$1,000.
2d-Revolver, presented by Stafford & Co.,
Gun and Locksmiths, Augusta.
3d-Travelling Case, by Joseph Piper & Son,
Fancy Goods, Augusta.
4th-Travelling Bag, by f. +. Davis, Cloth
ing. Augusta.
5th-Silver Cup, by NJ. c. Hervey, Watch
maker and Jeweller, Augusta.
6th-Office Chair, by ID. z. KnOwlton, Furni-
ture.
7th-Box Cigars, by Bowditch, Webster 4
Co., Druggists, Augusta.
Sth-Cardigan Jacket, by c. II. Mason, Cloth
ing Dealer.
9th-Trophy, or Cash, $500.
lOth-Trophy, or Cash, $500.
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MISSOURI.
Suicide and Attempted Murder.

ST. Louis, November %. Michael II.
DonIey, recently a trumpeter in Co. II, lst
L. S. cavalry, tonight shot and seriously
wounded a courtesan, then killed himself.
The woman is known as Birdie Donley, and
formerly lived with the trumpeter, who came
here two weeks ago and has since repeatedly
tried to get her to marry him. The woman
will recover.
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advance Of laih the iaster Quincy, and mbssqaestly
reacted llasl, Michigan Central. srangefs and
westera Union leading the improvement. About
midday r-action Of lali occurred. but during The
afternoon speculation again became strong and
further advance of to u was recorded. In hate
dealings r~acsien Of lail occurred Closing prices
Of majority Of tae stock list above the closing
Of Saturday.
Ii
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Despair not, neither man nor maid,
Although your mouth has suffered Ill,
although your teeth are half decayed,
You can still save them, if you Will.
a little SOZODONT be sure
WIN make Ill balmy, bright and pure.
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A Cross Baby.

Nothing is so conducive to mans remain
ing bachelor as stopping for one night at the
house of married friend and being kept
awake for five or six hours by the crying of a
cross baby. All cross and crying babies need
only Hop Bitters to make them well and
smiling -Trareier.
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CONNECTICUT.
Steamer Captain Violates the Law

Steamer Captain Violates the Law.
NORWICH, November %. Capt Young of
the Narragansett was before the COM
missioners to-day on Il charge of violating
the law by failing to keep list of passengers
on his boat on the night of the collision. He
recognized in 5000 to appear at the Decem-
Der term.
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H-Orleine, Silver White and Diamond
Dust Polish. For cleaning Gold, Silver,
Plated Ware, Glass &c, for sale at f.
Rowses Jewelry Store. nov22f3t
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LOUISIANA.
SugaI Cr0n.

New ORLEANS, November %. Estimates
based upon the reports from all parishes give
a total sugar crop in this State of 23,100
hogsheads and yield of molasses at $1,000 900
gallons.
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NEW JERSEY.
Wife N urder.

HoBoKEx, November %. Henry van
OSBORN, an employee of Delaware Hudson
Coal Co., beat his wife to death this morn
ing. at West Hoboken.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Strike on the Levee.

New ORLEANS, La, November %. The
levee laborers, truckmen and cotton rollers
are on a strike for 40 cents an hour. The
steamboats, offer but % cents
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PATENTS.
r. FL. EDDY,

No, 20 state ST., opposite kflhy' Boston,
Secures Patents in the United States; also in Grea
Britain France and other foreign countries. ops
Of the claims of any Patent furnished oy remtung
one dollar Assignments recorded al Masnlng.o sn
~ loenry in the United States a
cJifiSs for obtaining Patents or ascerfdinin9 I'VE
D"'e"s r. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
" regard Mr. Eddy one of the most cdpSolde oa an,
successful practitioners with whom nave ia" o"''
c'a' i"'e CHAS MASON, Commissioner of Patents
..Inyeutors cannot employ person more trussM r1r
.,, ~ more capable of securing for them an carry
s.y o. Snrah,e consideration at the Patent once.
EDMUND BURKE, late Commissioner o' a'en'S'
BOSTON, October 10. ls-o:
RH.E EDDY, Eso,-Dear Sir: you procahrea 10. 40
me- in 1910 INV first patent Since then you nav and
,ad Far and advised me in hundreds OF cases, any
nrs,cnred many patents, reissues and extensUns s
have occasionally employed the best grt stiIl give
vou almost the whole of my business In your "Ae
and advise others to employ YOU DRAPER.
yours trulys ,eoo lv!A
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TEXAS.
Mexican RObber Shot.

BERLIN, November %. Wednesday night,
three Mexican cut-throats robbed the store
of J. Baker, and one Sanego Baco was shot
through the heart.
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Marrien.

In this city, Nov. 20, by Rev. &. +. Penney, iii o.
Fall of Hallowcl and Miss Rose NJ futile of Athens
In Brunswick. Nov. 10, by Rev. J. II. Little, VIII
liam H. Stckney and Mrs. Charlotte A. Clark, both
l.xr Rr,n .H