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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-08

The following has been received at the
Adjutant Generals office:
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
ON INAUGURAL CEREMONIES,
March 1, 1851.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. 2, 1850.
70 the Adjutant General. State of Name
augusta, Maine:
Sir: have the honor to request that you
will furnish this Committee with complete
list of military organizations known to you'
within your State, as we desire extending to
each an invitation to be with us and partlci-
pate in the parade and festivities in this city on
the 4th of March next. We hope to have an
organization from each State in the Union.
and shall appreciate any effort on your part
to secure a handsome representation from
your State. 49,,
have the honor to be, very respectfully
your obedient servant,
II. C.. CoRBIN,
Assistant Adjutant-Gcne q. s: Army
Corresponding Secretary.
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UTAH.
How the Message IL Received at Salt
Lake.

How the Message IL Received at Salt
Lake.
SALT LAKE. December I. The recon-
mendations of Presidents message respect
ing Utah. gives great satisfaction to the
Gentiles here. Mormons affect to regard
them with contempt. The Deseret News,
(Mormon) says: $50 far as the recon-
mendations concerning Utah are concerned,
they need give no latter day saint any I'M
easiness. They are too impractical and I'M
American for serious consideration by states
men, and the Lord rules in the earth beneath
as well as in the heavens above
The Tribune, Gentle paper, thinks the
time has now come for vigorous measures,
and urges Gov. Murray for Cabinet position
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We are happy to announce that our old
friend Jones is not to leave town, although he
~ snapped places. Mr.. Jones has owned
some fifteen different places in the past twenty
years. 1t is chronic habit of his. But he
isn't going to leave Augusta, by a large ma
iority.
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Our military company, Richards Light
Infantry" have been adding to both their
numbers and reputation. The company is
nov full, numbering some sixty members.
Under the charge of Capt. Drake they have
become quite proficient in drilling. The
bayonet exercise is now receiving . share of
their attention, and furnishes exciting prac-
tice- The company is now in a hourishing
condition. which speaks we'll for the manage
menf.
At the regular meeting of the city govern
ment on Monday evening last, a quorum OF
neither branches was present, eand conse-
quently no business was transacted. The
drawing of the reserved seats for the
course of lectures was one of the reasons
which caused the absence of some of the
members. Tie next session will be on
Monday next.
On Monday evening last an alarm of fire
was sounded, which occasioned some excite
ment. 1t proved to be a false alarm, how
ever. The peculiar manner in which the
Episcopal bell was rung at the close of the
ceremonies of a marriage which took place
at that church, induced some one to ring the
engine bell, hence the fire alarm
The recent soft weather weakened the ice
somewhat so that there is some risk in put
ting the horses on it. In some places il is
very thin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-08
POLITICAL.
Nunicipal Elections.

A04hChD0A ksaCCtlOuSs
New BKrFoRp, Mass, December :. Ii
the municipal election to-day George Wilson,
temperance candidate, received 2,507 votes
for mayor, and Charles H. Clifford, citizens
candidate, 1871.
FALL RIVER, Mass, December Z. Greene.
rep. was elected mayor by 1922 majority.
Republicans elect four of the six aldermen
and Is of Is councilmen.
TAUNTON, Mass, December :. Charles
johnson was reelected mayor by a large
majority. Aldermen stand i've anti-license,
three license.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, December Z. Mayor
Garland was reelected. Republicans elec,
their school committee and have a majority
Of aldermen.
FrrcHBrRe, Mass, December :. Eli
Culley was reelected mavor over the tenn
perance candidate, and all out two candidates
on citizens tickets are reelected.
LAWRENCE, Mass, December :. Republi-
cans elected their mayor to-day.
PoUeHKEErsIE, n. Y, December Re-
publicans carry every ward In the city
municipal election.
Republican Committee Membership.
WAsHISeToN, ID. c.. December :. The
republican senatorial caucus this morning
agreed, with the exception of one or two un-
important changes. that the republican CON-
mittee membership shall remain as at present.
The Morey Letter.
NEW YORK, December :. The Star saws
investigations 60 to prove that the Morey let
ter was written by a journalist of Brooklyn.
who first offered il TO the Sun for 500, but
that paper refused. The Star saws he is one
of the witnesses against Philip.
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The Augusta Band have engaged the com
,.nv of native Hindoos who are now giving
entertainments in Boston, to perform their
rites and incantations in Granite Hall on
Christmas night.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next - Hours.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Oficer,
Washington, ID. c., December ST. a. IN. I
For the New England and Middle States,
stationary or rising, followed by falling
barometer; falling, followed by rising tenn.
perature: westerly winds; clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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Marrien.

In White Rock, Dec. 4, by Rev. r. Scott. James
Melville Jordon of GOrham, and Miss Carrie L.
Mitchell of Wiudham.
In East Auburn, Dec. 4th, by Rev. +. S. Uford.
Salmon Tirrell, Jr. and Miss Anna l.. Child, both Of
Auburn.
In Union Dec. 2, by Rev. F. V. Norcross. L. c:
Page Of vinal Haven, and Miss Carrie j. Robbins Of
Union; ais A.. Edward F. Lovejoy of Augusta, and
Miss Carries F. Jones Of Appleton.
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"Unity Club" will meet at MAJ. ]. d.
uyricks, No. "a Winthrop street, this
wednesday evening at o'clock. Author,
Hawthorne.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Ice BlOckade.

HALIFAX, December Z. Steamer Worces-
ter, from Georgetown n. reports Charlottetown
blockaded with ice, but none in the Gulf.
Charge Of Duplicity.
Prof Hind of the Halifax fishery commits
sion has issued . pamphlet charging the
authorities at Ottawa with falsifying in
official statistics of commerce, to make it APP
pear that the Provinces were not dependent
upon imports from America.
Shipwrecks.
The Ironsides, which put into st. Georges
Bay. reports seeing three large vessels on q
lee shore, and that they have been wrecked
A large quantity Of vreckage, and som'
bodies were seen In the surf.
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FIRES.
Al Omaha.
S 100000

At Omaha, Neb.-l.oss e3OO,OO
OMAHA, Neh.. December :. Fire this
morning burned two large buildings, occupied
by number of firms, whose aggregate loss
with that on buildings destroyed and dam
aged will aggregate SSOOOOO.
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There are many people who regard this
agitation of the question of a narrow gauge
nilroad from Pennington to Augusta as
mere newspaper talk" It's not. We have
seen a list of the names of men in Augusta
Who stand ready to take stock in the new en-
ierprise. There are no less than three men
interested, either of whom could build the
road on his own responsibility without inter-
fering with his business. We think that from
fifty to seventy-five thousand dollars worth
of stock would be taken in this city. No
doubt the towns along the route would pay
the land damages and erect the depots and
freight houses. The remainder of the money
would have to be furnished by capitalists in
Hallow ell, Gardiner, Pennington and other
places. There should be no foolish rivalry
between the three Kennebec cities for the
road. They must work together, for the sue
cessful completion of the road would benefit
all alike This is peoples movement, and
we hope the shares will be placed at SO low
figure that every well-to-do citizen from Gar
diner to Phillips can own slice in the
Harrington and Kennebec Central Rail-
road"
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fsrssnals.
Captain H. N. Fairbanks, the red-hot IN
surance agent of Bangor, Is spending a rev
Gays in this city.
Saturday afternoon, as Hon. Arson r. MOT
fill was driving across the bridge from Visit
% Rev. RI. Quinby on the east side' ne was
Suddenly taken with dizziness and nearly
ell from his sleigh. He recovered by q
strong effort of will and drove home. Since
hat time he has had several similar attacks
but i now in better health.
The New York Herald says the democrats
md greenbackers in the Maine legislature
VII not attempt to agree on candidate ior
y. s. Senator to be supported by them'
The straight democrats will select Bon
ssadbury Of Portland, while the greenoack-
nvill divide on Scion Chase and Major
I. Smith Of Oldtown.
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ILLINOIS.
Railroad Accide nt.-Two

Railroad Accident.-TwO Men Killed.
GREENpALE, December Z. The express
train on the Ohio & Missouri road was thrown
off the track here yesterday, by misplaced
switch. and Henry Wade of Chillicothe was
killed. Scott Hill died in few hours. No
Others were hurt.
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Chilli will not recede from her demand Of
$40, OO0, 900 indemnity from Peru, and it will
have to be paid in the end.
Subscriptions to the Panama canal
American committee, yesterday, amounted
to "a. COZ, 600
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NEW YORK.
Temperance Congress.

New YORK, december I. The reception
under the auspices of the New York State
Temperance Society, given last night in
Cooper Institute to Gov. J. p. st. John Of
Kansas, was the opening event of the tenn
perance congress, which will last five days.
Horrible Death.
UTICA, December Z. NJ. w. Pridehard
was caught by shaft to-day and whipped to
DEATH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-08

Councillor R. L. Bowers and Hon. P. O.
vickery have each purchased an elegant
sh.rp's mid-range rifle, for target practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-08

A little more sand on the sidewalks, Mr..
Cottle.
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WASHINGTON.
Refunding Bill.

WASHINGTON, December Z. The House
Wavs and Means committee will amend the
bill by inserting 80 per cent"
wherever the words % IL per cent" occur.
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MUNICIPAL CoURr-Judge True had ms
time pretty we'll occupied yesterday forenoon
in hearing evidence in case in which the
parties we're all French Canadians. Two in
serpreters were employed. Monsieur LOUIS
PHILIPPE, king of the Gauls in this city. was
arraigned for an assault upon Madamolseiie
Anne Chantier. Phillips is Familiarity known
y "Bootiack." lie visited the Chantier
mansion Sunday night, and proceeded 10
abuse the damsel. Judge True found nun
guilty, and fined him Sl2.2S. Paid.
William Garland; drunk; 80 days.
James Holmes; drunk; paid fine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-08

M-Just received at VIM: .. f1ne,a Cot.
e.ssh lot Of Mocha and Maleberry java wi
fees, consigned from Leggett Z 20. : n'1''
New York.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fatal Accident.

Fatal Accident.
STERLING JUNCTION. December Z. Mrs.
Bridget Connors fell with lighted lamp, and
was burned to death.
Murderer Insane.
NORTHAMPTON, December I. Benz. East
man, on trial for the murder of Perley
Hutchins. was adjudged insane and sent to
the asylum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-08

c. c. Hunt made score of 80, but
neglected to hand in one of his score cards
before the prizes we're awarded. The matter
will probably be satisfactorily adjusted by
the Directors, in which case he will come in
for the sixth prize, throwing Niles out of the
tenth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-08

The next session of the Executive Council
...venes on the goth inst.
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Difn.

In Bath, Dec. s, Mrs. Jane Curtis, aged 20 years.
In Freeport, Dec. I, Mrs. Eliza Gerrish. aged 70
years and months.
In Pennington, Nov. 30, Marshal L. Fellows. aged
~ years.
In Lewiston, Dec 4. Mrs. Sarah E. Roberts, aged
IS years, 3 months and 26 days.
In Portland, Dec. S, Delona, widow OF the late
Capt. John Waite, 81 year and months.
In Washington, Nov. %. Miss Lizzie A., only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Humes, aged "a years
and months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-12-08

THE @. A. r. AT Toeus. = Cutler Post.
49, Dept Of Maine G. A. R., At their regular
meeting on Monday evening, the 9Th inst.
elected the following officers for 1851:
S'v George n. jenkins
- Robert c. Barry
n y. u, Richard Smith
w. Thomas Malloy
CSs-' George W. Alley
Jas. P. Ingalls,
~ ~ Stephen Cobb
RI ", Mark Lundy
O'Beirne
Delegates to Department Encampment.-
.; H. Casey. G. B. Trumbull. j. J. Krom.
hugh Rogers, Stephen Cobb, P. ]. Casey.
Aiternates,-Wm. Bacon. J. p. Ingalls,, r.
7. Barry, John Connealy, J. H. Baumgard,
J. c. Fuglin.
Auditing Committees H. Casey, J. p.
ingalls,, Hugh Rogers.
On the same evening the Post was inspect
ed BY Inspector Seth F. Rogers of Bath, and
ne expressed himself as highly pleased with
the inspection Of the Post. After business
was over, speeches, songs, declarations and
readings were in order, and the comrades
passed very enjoyable evening.
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ENA good sleigh for sale
DecG-3t j. II. ARNOLD.
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The careworn and overworked find COM
fort and strength in Malt Bitters.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

BY Mrs. f. N. Simpson, on Green St, near the top
of Rines Hill. Terms reasonable. Inquire at the
House. decsr2w
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California Mining STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO. December 7.
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The following has been received at the
Adiutant Generals office:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-26
ALPeNA WEEKLY ARGUS,
\a<dEStSS(}2ff$ ~
Wednesday, Nay 26, 1880.
Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic state Convention, 10 appoin
Delegates % the Democrats Nationh VonNenuuu
to nominate candidates for President ana wc
President, and 90 select ,entfM ,o'n,i'', ~,
will Nc held nt East saginaw, on tuesday th'
sth day of june naxt. ~ oclock ~ the Mcr
noon The question "whether IL he desirahlo *
continue the two-thiris rule LONGER In forco ~
Na,iannl Conventions" will likewise come hctof'
said Convention, the last Nsuona Non', ", ~.
having desired the state Conventions 20 IN
struct delegates a. the Convention OF lSSo IN ie
Each County will Ne entitled TO six dclcgstc'
for each Representative ~ which, under the l"s'
appointment. u Is entitled IN the lower hranch ol
the state Irgislatur,-h hut each orranlsed county
viii he entitled 20 NJ least two delegates n,
county exccpt those Of the upper Peninsula WI
Ne entitled to he represented by delegates MOI
residents ~ such county, -, -,
All citiEens of the state, Irrespective OF pes'
Dolitical associations or difference, who can unite
with us In an effort for pure economical and con,
stitutional government, aud tho prcsorNatlon @,
ft,,c republican institutions are cortialN lhNi'"u
40 icin In sending delegates 10 this Convention.
q. NJ. RARNES, Chairman
WILLIAM pRontE, SECRETARY
F,r-, pistirct-AIEN. W, COPELAND,
Second nistrict--lRA u CAkn
Gro W. LANnoN.
Third District HENRY \. GOODYEAR
w, W. VAN ANTWERP,
Fourth pistrict-.E. q. nRlGGS,cu
lGEO. n MCRnOCH.
F,nh p,.trict-o CHASE GOODWIN,
JOHN n HUrCHlNS.
Sixth District JEROME EDDY,
Gro. Y. SANFORD.
Seventh District. n. WILSON,
n. FinRlnGE
Eighth nistrict-R, y, SrRAGtE,
-GHo. l. BURROWS.
Ninth ptStrict-T. W, EDWARDS,
p n WOOD.
Democratic state Central Committee
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-26

The victories won by the Grant
managers in New York. Pennsyl-
vania and Illinois are dearly bought
triumphs, The most ardent adj
mirers Of the "msn on horseback
cannot fail to see that these re-
suits were only brought about by
money, terrorism and liberal prom
Uses Of office. Ii is not too much 70
say that If all the Republican
primary meetings and county and
State conventions in these States
had been left to themselves, Grants
prospects would have faded out
entirely. and he would have hardly
attained a second place in the ag'
rreSste number Of delegates
Never in the history Of American
politics has candidate been thu:
openly and shamelesSly forced
down the throats Of his party. II
remains 10 be seen whether the
Republican national convention
will swallow this distasteful mess
Detroit Evening News.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-26
The Old story.

The morning sunlight looked in
through the silkeu curtains, light
ing the room as with an angels
smile. suddenly enveloping the face
Of its occupant with strange
brightness aud Transforming her
pale brown hair into waves OF
glistening gold. Said the sunlight:
"Maiden, | missed you from the
garden where | used TO find you
every morning. and | came here
10 seek YOU. Summer viii soon be
here with her roses almost as bright
as your cheeks. Are YOU illi' 20,
no. responded the maiden, warm
ing her thin, bOodleSs hands in the
sunbeams. "ouly little weak; /
shall soon be out in the garden To
greet you-.o- morrow perhapsl /
was Just planning how | should ar
range my flowers this year, when
You peeped in. Are my lilies up
yet = ayes, your lilies are up;
have inst been warming them. /
have tired you,- said the sunlight
as be noticed the YEARLY dropping
eyelids; Il viii come again 10
morrow IL you are not in the gar
den--and silently withdrew, leav
ing the fair slumherer alone in th'
gloom. A few hours latter th'
moonlight stole through the silke'
curtains. which were gently rus
Ting in the night breeze. ~Ho1
, cold y said the moonlight. Ss sh
E touched the pallid brow. and the
: gently laid her hand on the pOlseies
heart. "DeAd = she shudderinEi
whispered.as she withdrew throue
the soft rus,iing curtains II i ID
4 old. old story Of consumption Ho'
n she fiAt,ers her victims =; norniu
: with hopes honied words. and Z
evening makes them the prey I
the spoileri Satisfies show tn
a one-shird az mankind die q ID
e disease. and Of these. Gar tie E-e>
e er part are young persons bessee
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-26

the ages of fifteen and twenty-five,
In the dawn Of manhood aud wom-
anhood. For many years, con-
sumption was generally believed to
be incurable. But medicine in her
triumphant march against disease
has already added consumption to
her list of conquered. DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery cures this
dread disease il resorted to in time.
For full consideration of this dis
ease and its rational method OF
treatment. read the article on Con-
sumption in the Peoples Common
Sense Medical Advertiser, the most
reliable popular work upon Physi-
ology, Hygiene, Diseases and their
Remedies, yet published. Price
$3.50. Address the author, K. V.
Pierce, NJ. d., Worlds Dispenary
and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-26

Conventions, Gen. Grant has APP
parently carried Illinois by the con-
temptable majority OF Ss, with
Cook county unrepresonted. II
the whole 90 Of Cook had been att
mitted, the vote would have been
5I against Grant. II the 30 I'M
contested from Cook had been al
lowed 10 vote there would have
been Is majority against Grant.
The Convention was packed from
its organization. The chairman
was ordered to recognize only GER
tain persons. Debate was cut off,
and parliament law neglected or
overruled, as the exigency requir-
ed. What is so meagre a majority
in his own State worth To Gen.
Grant. The anti-Grant districts
have appointed delegates and will
present them at Chicago. Logan
and Garcelon stand rs the political
burglars of the time, and Logan's
crime against liberty will in the
end bring him no more support
than was won by Garcelon.
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Bullyin- Grant Through.

From the Detroi; Free Prs.
The strong-willed machine man
ayers Of the Grant campaign in
Illinois have by combination of
shrewdness and audacity given the
third term candidate an iron-clad
delegation from that State. The
appointment of district delegates
was taken from the hands Of the
districts and lodged in those Of
committee especially selected with
a view Of placing none but stout
hearted Grant men on the list.
This was done boldly and avowedly
for the purpose of securing a dele
CATION which could be depended
upon and the Grant men have the
assurance that, whatever boiling
NAV be done in other State delega-
ton from the instructions imposed
upon them by the State couvep-
tons. there will be none in the case
Of Illinois.
The Grant managers in Illinois,
overriding the wishes Of several
! districts, did not trouble themselves
to be consistent. But short time
5 before they went behind the pro.
r eeedings Of q regular county con
: ven,ion Cook for an excuse Il
= admit Grant delegates from por
e ton Of the county. They did thi
$ on the ground that the call of tn
]. State Committee was upon the Re
{ publicans Of the several Senator's
J. districts to choose delegates to th
IS State Convention and that th
= preferences Of the delegates ia
, cluded In each Senatorial distriC
al Of Cook county were TO be cousul'
,e ell, and not those Of the Republ
10 cans Of Cook county IS Who'll
,e Yet in the appointment Of dell
Of gates to the National Convention
ne they disregar,ied the terms of Il
n National Committee. which invit'
is the Republicans Of each CO.
u gressional distric, to send delegAt
to the National Convention, al
srrcgated to the State Conventi'
plenary power over the whole ms
IS ter. They were great sickle
Of for the observance Of prescrib'
,tt forms when they we're to be Z
or gamers thereby, but very loo