davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-18
BUSINESS.
Stocks Open Strong and Close
Weaker.
Money Easy, nn.l tho Government d
Lnrge buyer Of bonds.
The Advance Met by Large Sales oi
atock-Finanees In Chicago.
The rroaatt Markets LESS lttire, md thieay III.
nnented by thc Miserable Weather.
A General Advance in Prices at tho Outset,
D. Followed by Partial Weakness.


Stocks Opcpcl strnng, With money ensy. Trans
notions worc lnrsc. and prices Mt frAt NatIe 1t
general alvnncn. Tho rtsc In atlotutlnns brought
out liberal offerings III stock. *1ny Nuik wAs
reported 10 lin fcc,t,uR out Western U',1nn anl
otlor stacks. The lpnrs nrc known to have c0v-
cred lnrgcy, and tho upwnnl movement was
RUOM changed tn decline. AT tt,o rl0se qtlota-
flons were a. or i.ear tho lowest or tho 'tuy.
Elevated ratirt,M,l stocks wcrc Irregular htd
unsettled. An application tnas'u tn .tu.1go
ilnrrett, Of Now Yurk, by Ii Now furk Elevated
sturkholtlcr fer m Injunction ugnfnst tho cpu-
summation Of tho nRrcempnt hntwoen tho e1e-
yatotl rnllrohd companies wAs ,lcnicll.
Checks left Washington ycstartlny for over
$500, MO for cnl1c,l hontls sent liz for rclcrnp-
t!on.
J,tr Gould wns reported TO hayo taken n,lvnn-
tn9e Of tho spl,rt to sell Il you'd lot ur stocks.
Tho advance was Inscribed by sont operators to
manipulation altogether. ~ further decline ia
predicted Oh tight money, Rs tho New fnrk
bnltks arc stu nnxio,lsly cIrtN!tng their onils.
hit aEn3nst this the bulls clnm to be confident
that Secretary Windotn will soon buy muro
b0ntls,
kccMc and bis fr!e,,,ls lavo bee,, covering ttoir
shorts freely. ilccno IL believed III Waal street
10 have turned bnll for abort tilr,,.
Mobile s. 0hn earnings arts tncroas!ug nt tho
rate nE t,n10 u day.
Ono New York dispatch stated that good
t!enl or loue stuck lal been sold, aud that there
II, S.",i,n,,t ,... .,,,, ,,,xo,,.,ra ,r .,o xo,r
vn,t & N,,v t,o.o,' ,,,,i y, rnt',so t rr,, ,,,o
rrt,'.t ~ ,o T,o.s,1sa,H, u,,aI IT,, N.,r nv
,,n,,S E,r .,ra,,.., ,a,,, s.,n, >,n.,
derhlits increase WIS onty about h,OtN Gnrs
" =. Ivr ~ -, l.. ..stt t%,, ..,t,,. ~ ,tm,.
~ - ,,,,,,.,,"s1 r,n,s ~ ~ sso,. r,rt,
',,' e. ~"
,h tt ',,., ,.ni', ,..'..,,. ,,o
Sa,v vrrs ron,rai h"a n1,v"rs io,,,,ni ,,o,, tho
No,s En ,sn, 10 l'n,,,1,,,,, ~, H. ',,, r,,.,,
~ .,,.,I. ..i.',t,r ,, ~ ,,.,,',,n
t. r.. ~ S',.',s ~. ~ sw,.a,,, .,o.,,.
,,a,,n ,,,ss ,.ntr,r,,s ~, ,,t.
,,,.ss,u IT." W., ~ Nv ~
.,. .ssa, ;,' ~ ,... =, .,' ,..
."J ,,os,.1 .,,.,oss "arreI =, ,s',ns,,,,,t o,o''
.s,, a..,.1 Nv, H., ,',.. ~. .,,a ,1,,a,, .n"
's 49, 49,, ~ ..,a''.,. e
."En, th, r,ii, of ,hn trn,,tr tn"vr, I'M ,,",,s
,,,1 1I,o IN ~" ,s.
, 1881-10-18


agnl, there WIS nuolhor advance OF Il
6h1 IN tho general. list, IN Mnnhattan
Elevated, sn.i : IN Now Ypsk ElevatCsl
tho inter two on report nj insoM,o'' lcHnt nc.
tfon IL prnvont tho contamination of tho rccont
agreement. During tho remainder Ut tho aft~
rst'on dealings weru unsettled, md tho market
closed wtnk ut decline OF !sG1::!s from tho
h'ghrst li"tnt. go.
Th0 money narkot WIS easy all day Ut d1a
per ccnt Eor call loans ou rIcdEo or stnck col
lnirial. Holders Ut Hosrrn'nrnt boi'1s wcfo
nctotIin,tNsttte't Ut per tent. fttne i1atis md
lrlItlr mercantile disco,inta nrn hominnlly 'I'i'
ct'i'',Tcd' Tho sttrlInH cxctanEc tnsrket was
steady md unchanged. Tho ilnfn1nal ntktnE
4uofahons nre +so for aaSsy!tay fhls ns1l ist Tor
,!clhnfd Actstnl business IL uo''e nt +'A49EA'i!s
TOR axty.s'ay bills, lXkSt%pa Tor toMnnd, telD
4sl's Tor rnblo transfers, Aill +.s4tS for cottl-
'nerelal bills. "
knilroai mortgages were flrIy active aid
prtros generally tehie'l ilpwRrrl. Hostnt Hart.
Fora 4 Erif Er*ts r'sc fsoa ~ 10 q and closed
at 'oh. senvor Y ll!o nrnnto construction to-
clincd from lNt to lu' md returned TO i0l!i.
t.fle co',en11dRted SECONDS nIvhcct! from lhi 10
Ah!'t nna tcnetcd 10 ln' IeSas Fac'sic tfsts
"t'. nts'tao lHs's'o'l n"elu"tea pet"eeh t""l
anu "Fs' eh'st19 nt h'a. East Ictfffa sseo m
comes rHse frpin I'll to 6a4 mid reacted to 5t
lllchtnond l. Dnnyll1c Os ntlva,,ccd from TOO to
mi. t,hto an,tfnrr f,rsta fron, n. N n,
.tt Mnoash iaclao !ensAHo 1Astasoib from
plti II ~. Ht+ PAul & Otnal1h cUnstrnE-
tim I3 from 1(t, tn l(3ai, ST. Louis 4
Mr., .rrnc,sou uoco3s ff,t1ss II, rrort N t n
M. tsa.',' t.', AZ, t~c' ',,,I' -. " 49,
~" ',s.teS .tnne"i asst coHsertIn'u hsseh'el
1tJ)n Iii iii. Nnrthocn Missouri firNtg frlni
, 1881-10-18

7sREAnsrr,7sEs AVN aurna
r., s:G .i sss:s
: s: s. g: !: =: @ ;t: + s!:; =: $ ';: :ss: + =
t.@ rosa' eauni 10 i.eo lris. Win1or aonf. weTo
n"S.s Z, ssss % .asa .K 'Ex, f:y" aa, :, s,ns se
Ft,H ur,ism N,,tsrop.s-,yo,, ,uatn ,o,o ,nd .on.
tue sSss; sss;sns & A. ss%;sa sue, ss;s g:
sS Waa. as es :'1ts it,. IT aass 'Ss Ss p
and eosr'l is abovS tho intcst pricu. "f satarlay
a'sss were Sa n'any tayna tx'er. u hana Gi.
IT. sns s ero
xe. ws"sior % rio lsi.!s. n'srse.s % ssro ' rsSoaea
'e enssar's'',s , 10 holasr. esa while Nsw York
ws ws o o u oea cur nssa, r rs @ .o
"yrps wsgo souuwt,nt Il, uscoss "t no ,o'nsnd.
sS q ; f." ass s" s9s s o. @ II .s a.; 4 s m
HeS. .as. t.' f9
i Y; Il: AZ f;|s; s's;
J; 5 X; $ ;:;;::
SSss *ss ts;;{ s! T; M s5:S 6
tu"s G% oas% SS t' "se lo' 0 "as M
A., y.,,,,o xd,M..;asv t,xf;s ..., Ha"g' g. 5T%sf4 ,fa
Ii;;d. rss: !!$;s:sEs:.... ....,s{$, iM 1%s
SSSiisr SsIi,r xsr;,... n @N
ssIiss i;sss%Ss1:,:".::: !!.#H I%stsl |SM
M!STEn %diT$f :sats =, !,iai.si i M q eri IL
a6,,,T, IL, f. ,a,s, g. ~ fe ~ saoFo Has nS9a!'y
" "9s S .s'en g srsa a. tasfs sa* "'' eur s
,uash: acaHS s aa e. stt1nSn an Taa
, 1881-10-18

''''''' y 'R'' '"'' tYa.,d 3o,,x
;, Nh m,ts. sdialaiav. wstr,s'"y ~ ,,ast
a1at tiett,isar. ..,,,,..,..,,.f Il sSitAs
sser ii.o ycaM'h Observation-Disclosures %W1 !A
soHE EMNY..":::....:.;..i7k i ali, e. \,
1i wii!' ssler !.u s!,th Il I N.y:,"sm, Ns Fl ~
M It'll ind ID nssS, Iasti VIA. .W1nas.nherH Wns
of ss fof S steI"s esrs Tl"fs lg s.s .ns.ss
WAi.I.,siM%as sIrai n "uIp.' pia I Mltu Luncr NJ
marke,l a,yane h D. w ie!r"5s. s:st u a. q
, ,ss"y y, tn hs fest ,t' II ;;yn,;,, +; :'st HI.
II stoN; will snas tat Novei':Gsr siversy III II ~ ~
n",ytt kiys tns s s"Ss VIA n nta% ~ IN saap
GME ii, ii shA iii M. = hid Wssstn tT y fss Sn n n
L n,id tIlrt t.,r Mi, i ii. Truck, rmrr If IL
NJ, 4 and ftjEi fDf M fron ii. onr,i i cns ANt
, 1881-10-18

spsttal Dapaseh 10 4hs Cnteaao Tttbuas.
NEW f0nK. Got l1,-Speculatlon on tho Stock
Exchange WIS ncklyo hut unsettled, Thu tuar.
kes opened strong ald generally fruutio.,
higher. excerpt fur Manhattan Elevated, which
was 2ts lover. Aftsr unntAur fractional riso
the market became Weuk unl II decline nj 40
1A took place, tho iattnr III Cleveland, Cu!uu- :
bus, thichgn i indianapolis. Manhattan fell III
J. 4 raly followed af ,4Gss!i, Afterwards tusso
wus teaeuon u 1ius}s, and afterwards
, 1881-10-18
COMMERCIAL,

The following wcra tho receipts ant shipments
ot leading articles nr produce in tho Glty during
tho rorty-eiHht lloura ending ut o'clock Mont
.lny morning and for tho corresponding ttnie 4
yrAr 3lED:
, 1881-10-18

REAL ESTATE.

Tho following INSTRUMENTS wero tllol Tor
record Monday, OCT. II:
.. Clrf PROPERTY.
W@st Twelfth =, y " ol Nnrv7M ! l, :sx1D H.
a4i<ai fF II tftumk Hlst4 ~ tuDtau Nuitj...$ 500
lyi9AaEt ~, 90 y.'Enrr u FwsA3y. y.seYUnkh 1t
Ht.r A.MlxlSl T., dulat tlrt. IL II. una A.
kanJ1 ,.s:;:..,...:...:. .c:.. euu
Atc4'sf aF.sa1t " hteley II. u r 3txlWN,
, 1881-10-18


nEw 1o1s<. Ocl. li.-th my lettot rhDllshcu
1lfl'3tr tho AGoFc cNpt!ou In TtiE TR1ntfNE W
Sept. Hut, expressed q Willingness to send
s,, sf,,t,loB OF New Zealand wleat Ia tt,y WIN
might nnpiv f,r tnotn tbrnuv, vo,r milan md
IN reannnvr rncaIyc1 ,,nwnr, nT I'M ,rnl,.otione
Nv Nv r": y. " "rP.o"4 1890
,ur 'uo setf' aaa rom hea.'y e'afy ss"to !y'ne
Detwcen tho Allegheny anu ltocky MOUNTAINS.
My business rorneetlon With tho iMrty who ha'l
control Of this Nuw Zealand wAeRt-theFe 1Yas
uuly ono blshol OF tt-c,uscu Sent, 10. bcfurp a1-
pllcations Tor tho seed through THE rnrnusp
% gIl.,o to hanu. ,Upn,i rcrGviMH them! thoy wgre
e to EsS 10 o sy n yus on ~ .G & sFal
oitt s'ssii saapcs . SsFe ', S Is il sent @ e @ tbs
Wcro rccc.ved here. aud ! nm infarii''oi that
5 $ IS ;::: i ;$j! III ~; $:;s q; 5
,,n'rf,. ",,n,,,., a., umml,. tln WA ~, ,n%anI
@ WHY VI '!sso.a {. @ay nj aepisins Nsh' sos liz
'ei' ase s - 1sRe @ tsp! sfeps t. ota much larger
stss {, @ sfs ssv i s: e s$s
tae a st' vory ~ anxious M 81 to SCI tIss s Wct n tsc
II o'1r Western Mlntor-waett statea, s,!ca rs
iS ias u It "sfGo VII sxoc SG!s any vri IT.
ety now cultivated ia tbnso stntos. ONEIDA.
IT,. rnovls1oss.
lna s., sas e., % nstye ,,a ns s5es H.
4: * :!. ss:
lug s'xares wl'c" rrn!n weukunc. rho chief ison 81
.is asss 5atsss.: 1tsss i!'s!s asas 3 'ss, sa
,s, IT. @ ., ,, y. peus 'sae om ,o
, 1881-10-18
1lt)sTs1S.


Special phpatsh 10 1Ns Chicago 1}iauns.
1soSrt,S. OCT. l7.--ln mInlnI sharps Nsceola
lrcltucl fr0nl 10 u III, Quincy WIS stcaly ut
4o. san Fodro advanced 1-I8. to ri, Sullivan
Il, to;Iai; Silver lstel :s, 10 NJ. Catnpa sold ut
]. flonauxa Doyelonment deu!incsl Il, 10 i; Cop-
bid. 9i1i asktaI.
it',HN,X, Oct lZ-t'!u,ug stoess closed as fol-
lows:
Aaonsa Mla!n9 Coz. W. EmnHl!n... .,.,....... R4
!talia:
.N4
"uHa"a e'FtF.s'.'t. +la1tsuf IAltt..,..+.s.,., 2A
IAN y1sANCtHCn.
aAN FRANCISCO, Dat. l7.-SluIug stocks closed
rs fellows:
4t!eitA, ( tM01icAn. ..........,,.,.
nNastss'ss *&sAtH1. E$
!sust Hucher..",.. 1871 NUtihUrl npllu, ll3
EtH0. aAlphlf,.4,s .,....s.,,....
nhtlnh .p&+.,,,.. p.l9
IAHufffta. ttf1Ffjau.. ,..4.,...
HN|tNtuBt. SH
ton Virginia, ~
ttTatwn Point lffeipryn ENFnli ,,..,,,, lGA
F:utnku &al.,..., -. n EtllvHr kis1y..
ti1f944lut... I{!(NuB Consolidated. Nk
tsttNfd Curry iJkf SeiInN Inpkut, III
liulv SnFcb44,,. 13[Scurplon. ;, .,,,,,.,,.,. III
MAEah W4tIs.,.....,. y
, 1881-10-18

MEsTs-AtiyAncnt @ io por iV iba h!t foit bnck aad
Weru s!n.fted tu !slhmn tbs short rlpE III
ne!EaT SnsesEer ahd seIlor January; nso
lGnlIK GiItM NGru IN {0tluws ut $50 Il, M:
, 1881-10-18

OI }arll III Ng,y York tho stock ID NOW reported
a. 4i8 tcrcus, rs aEnInst II ,Glt tlUrces one yenr
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-10-26
MlSGELb4N
4 sroRY orr ZINC.


We bear a great deal about riugs pow q
days, and n9ihae yefy good Of Item either.
! heard OF aBidg the other day thattold a
s,ory- in fast Is own story The ring glis-
tened 90 he finger Of a wasb-wonian through
the suas d the tub and thus betrayed asecFet.
TIE ladyof certain house ia his city bad
ADVERTISE for laupdress TO come TO the
house - certain days. The advertisement
was rcspoaaed to by q neat rather reiined-
looking Woman. When the laundress had be-
gun horwork thelady saw shining ona sharpe
Is hand.a pretty ard peculiar ring. Che re-
qnesteds he privilege Of looking at it the
woman Aeetated moment aud then nervou
ly held o'if der hand
That isAe class ring, said the lady.
. tits, vas Gle response Of the laundress
as she turuedShst face away.
Where did YOU get it9'' asked The Indy,
emboldened, perhaps, by the manner of.the
ring.
. Ii is my husband s."
At what college did lie gradaales''
At Yale.''
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-10-26


TIE INrELMeENoE or ANTs.-Physic
tho nearest approach to man in lower animals
stAeanthropoid ape, hut in intelligence ants
seem 10 rank highest IN the scale below man
lieferehcelas often been made to the habits
OF species of these insects in conducting bat
Ties, capturing slaves, fand..iheil. power Of
recognizing friends@and Of communicating
asleeg Themselves. Various entomoogists
hayeshown them To possess reasoning powers
quito surprising. One Of their most remark
able habitsis the practice Of keeping aphides,
as men keep milch COWS, to supplya nutn-
tious sccretiens Huber first observed this
habit, aud noticed that the ants collected the
eggs of the aphides and treated them with as
much apparent care as they treated theirown.
When these eggs hatch out the aphidcs are
usually kept aad fed by the ants. Sometimes
the stems and branches ON which they live
are ncased by the ants in clay walls, in which
doors are left large enough to admit the ants
bat too small to permit the escape of the
aphides. The latter are therefore imprisoned
in yeritablc stables. The sweet secretion is
yielded 10 the ants by a process Of 9 milking, +
which consists in the ants stroking the
aniennn Of the aphides. Sir John Lubbock
has found that the eggs Of the aphides are
laid ia October on the food plants Of the In
sect when they are carefully collected by the
ants and protected in their nests from the
cold of winter. The newly Matched insects
are then, 10 May restored 10 The plants on
which they feed aud closely tended by the
ants M
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-10-26

{. IA class OF rs. aa r.
Thai ended thg interview for the time as
the lady could by 70 means get from, the
wash-woman the name of her husband. The
lady had been thus unlady-like, pefhaps, and
curious because the SOP wore class Ging ex-
aotly like tie opein question, and was grad
uate Of the class IS at Yale. She told him
TIE story, aud Que nightsh be followed the
lanndless toshersrooms ins Michigan avenue,
where he f5and an Old classmate and college
ehum, porting over some secondhand law
books. IIs2woFks IN, the day time. and so
does his trump ofaswife. One day he will be
admitted % tie bar, ho9will work hard, she
viii help him; and when they are rich they
can afford to smile at the story Of the ring -
Nhiehislstrictlygtfie mrs. gpEE9 8
ss---c ess--.s
Nasty ON French MAnRlAon Z MARRIAGES
are arranged BY the parents Of PARTIES aud an
exceeding lyaeurions performance il is.g The
9irls parents actually buy her a husband.
The two old cats ,yae hayeone a sou and the
other daughter, meet like two gray headed
diplomatists, nd,thare ensues a series Of me-
gotiations that would put to shame traders,in
anything else. The girl lpnst have dot,
which is to say dowry, aud the son must
have money or property settled upon him.
The mother ofthe. girl proposes to give her
100, 600 francs as the dot. The mother of the
son insists thai it is not enough and enlarges
upon the Projections of the young man. He
IS educated lie is polished, he is handsome,
aud he is amiable.H He' isn't a brute who
would make wffo miserable, nothe. Clearly
100, 600 francs is not enough for such para
gon The moihee q the girlstrikes in.s The
girl is the handsomest in Paris, and has had
every advantage, She is lady, and would
make a desirable add ition, to the house O. any
manilkpAlx. bat 90 tslssshe names flo,oo01
Itsillaot do. = .,ssa :. . lsss 3 IS
i" Mon Diett eXelaims the mother, ayou
must remember have three other daughters
q provide for, aud Tie estate is not large. III
I give llo09Qtganes e one whatwit become
Of the others? There is reason in all things,
even inmanying of a daughter" 9e
Andthus'they haggie aud laggle, just as
thdnghthey were trading horses, until finally
it is fixed. The happy pair are permitted to
see each other SO much is settled upon the
ybung man and SO much upon the girl, and
they are married, and by the laws Of France
and the sanction Of the holy Church, are man
and wife. They are man and wife legally, but
III no other sense.
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What the fbaggage.naster really says is :
lave your baggage ehuczedsn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-10
9ailp &tnnebtf 5ournal.
Augusta, Thursday Morning, Feb. 10.
Appointments Of Hearings.

The COMMITTEES on Interior wstess will give hear
ings ON the following petitions. Feb. o. 1851, n
O'Clock r. ~:
70 T. n. Egesy. for amendment TO the charter Of the
Pleasant River Dam Improvement Co.
To John q. Remiek and other, for charter TO In
eosposate the Ford Pond stream Dam Co.
To r. n. keesy aDd W. 7. Feavros and etheTs, TO
amend the charter Of the Bangor Boom Co.
To Cyrus Andrews and others, for . reduction Of toll
on sfoppage Of lsmber per isw NJ 1s69.
To BENJAMIN and Frank ConaBs of Auburn, for the
right 10 erect . boom the Little AndroscoR-
Nm river. I'm the county Of Androseoggin.
To IN net 70 incorporate the Wan Barren Lumber
Manufacturing 90.
They will also give hearings the following Pc
sitioas, Friday, Feb. ilth. ISL. at O'Clock r. w.:
To G.. r.. Meserve. to build wharf at Bristol
To Jonathaa A. yirgn for act to incorporate the
Howard Pond Reservoir Co.
70 Edwin Pinkhzn and others, to incorporate Pleas
ant Cove Ice 4 Water Power Co.
To Hartford II. weed and Others. to be allowed 10
AreAee aah navigate wiusoSok Lake.
To Chas. 10. Brown and Others. for grant To by
certain marsh In Georgetown.
10 q. l.. Boynton and others for oct to Increase
thu tolls Of the NxhnElants Dam Co.
To A. r. Morris and others. for charter for . dam
Or Union River.
To Geo A. Copy, for night to navigate Cobbossee-
sostce Lake, IN kennpebec county
Per order. ). b. 1wfTcHELL, Clerk
AuKusfa Feb. 2, ISL. feb4f|
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-10
HOUSE..
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 9

WEDNESDAY, Feb y.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con.
currence.
A communication was received from Hon.
]. o. Smith, Secretary of STATE. transmit.
ting the annual report of the Bank Exam
liner, which was referred to the Committee on
Banks and Banking, in concurrence with the
Senate.
Bill an act to exempt the town of Blanchard
and Shirley from liability for damages, passed
by the House. came from the Senate indefi-
nitely postponed. The House receded and
concuned.
A communication was received from the
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and he desired that it might be read as
amended
The Speaker then read the resolve, and it
was then given passage.
On motion of Mr.. RITCHIE of Winterport
Adjourned.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
An act amending sec 65 chap 40 of the X. s..
in relation to accident insurance policies: an
act to incorporate the Sullivan Hancock
Steam Ferry Co. 4: an act relating to appoint
ments of administrators with the will an-
nexed: an act to authorize Charles A. j.
Farrar to dredge bars, blast rocks. and navi-
gate the Richardson lakes anu intervening
waters BY steam; resolve in favor of the town
of Fl. Kent an act for the navigation of Win
nee ook Lake in the county of Waldo.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossED.
An act to make valid the doings of the
South Buxton Cemetery Association an act
to amend sec. chap. 40 Of the revised stat
utes. as amended by chap. l+S of the laws OF
1873, relating to insurance and insurance
companies: resolve in favor of Almira +.
Cobb resolve for the purchase at the Maine
State Year Book and Legislative Manual
resolve in favor of the town Of Washington.
PETITIONS, BILLS, &C., PRESENTED AND RE
FERRED.
By Mr.. MORRILL, of Angusta-Bill an act
10 amend sec. 3. chap. POI Of the laws OF
1877 relative to apothecarics: referred to the
judiciary Committee.
Bv Mr. LoRD of standardization OF
c. C. Vinal ct ais. of keEnebunk for author
ty to experimenting school committees to
employ school teachers: referred to the Com
.,fr i,ifn of ole
of Kennebunkport for change in the present
divorce laws referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
Bv Mr. LrNsCoTT of Earmington-Petiion
of II. c. Munson and Is others. asking for a
constitutional amendment for the sale of in
toxicating liquors: referred to the Committee
on Temperance.
By Mr. VERRILL of Portland--Bill an act
additional relating to the insolvent laws OF
Maine; referred to the Committee on Legal
Affairs.
By Mr.. WENTWORTH of INTERPRETATION
of Moses A. Stafford. register of probate for
York county for restoration of former salary
referred to the York County Delegation.
BY Mr.. TRAFToS of Newport-Remcn-
STRANGE of w. II. Conant ct ais, against re-
moval of Battle Flags from the State House
referred to the Committee on Military At
fairs.
BY Mr.. KING of Caribou-Petition of John
Eddy ct. ais. relating to the registry district
of ArOostook county; referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
BY Mr.. GLIDDEN of st. George-Remon
STRANGE of s. G. Hart and GO others agains,
the He'll Gate pilotage laws; referred to tn,
Committee on Commerce; also rcmonstrance
of T. II. Teel ct. ais. of St. George against
any law to prohibit the taking of mackerel by
seines; referred to the Committee OH Fish
cries and Game.
By Mr.. RowELL of Hallowell-Remon
STRANGE OF members of Womans Christian
Temperance Union and 3S3 others against
allowing the manufacture and sale of intox
icating liquors: referred to the Committee
on Temperance.
Petition of Fred W. Fales and IA other.
for charter for a sportsmen's association
Tabled under rule.
Petition of S. c. Strout ct. ais, member.
of Cumberland Bar, relating to the Superior
Court for Cumberland County TABLED
under rule.
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The public will be gratifed to learn
that Mr.. Gould's sole purpose in CONSOLE
dating the telegraph companies is to fur
nish the country an efficient system of
cheap telegraphy both by sea and land.
Thus. instead ofbeing u grinding monopo-
list. as some uncharitably disposed per-
sons were disposed to regard him. he is
It heart and in intention public bene-
factor. He promises on behalf of the con-
solidated company lower rates. greatly
increased facilities. and cables to Asia.
South America and Cuba, and two new
ones to England.
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Special Notice.
STATE Or MANY. !
aEl =.

STATE or MAfxy,i
KEyxEsEC So February !, ISL.
NYOTIcE ID hereby given that the Special Com
y mftte~ appOinted to investigate charges
axainst Thomas Is. swan. member Of the House OF
kspsSseutaffves. VIII mset at the Judiciary Room
Wsdaes1iay February Nth. at hall past seven O'Clock
r. y and on Friday, February iifh At one and half
pnst two O'Clock r. n, for the purpose OF hearing
say testimony relative to the case which may BIZ o.
Svrrd J.. r. STAPLES,
Chairman Of Committee.
N. n. MokrsIcK, Secretary pro ten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-02-10

The electoral count was completed yes
terday. and James A. Garfield was de-
clared elected President. and Chester A.
Arthur, Vice President OF the United
States. for four years from the 4th OF
March next. The vote OF Georgia.
whether counted or not. made no differ
ence In the result, and no question con-
corning it was raised.
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Notice IL hereby given that the Committee of In
terror Waters will givea hearing Feb 10th. l-si. nj
o'cio~k to william W. Brown and others for M
act TO Incorporate the Msgalloway Dam and I'm
psovement Company.
fer Order Of Committee,
S.R. TwITCHEtI.. Clerk
Augusta. Feb. 1, 1851.
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Kills DamdSrf, Aiiays Irritation, and Pro
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Gentlemen: For over two years I have
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worst form. A few weeks ago I tried bot
tie Of your Cocoaine. The first application
gave me relief. and now the disease is effect
ually cured. Yours respectfully,
n. C. STEVENS,
Deputy Sheriff, Ottawa, Ill.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are perfectly
pure. ianll ftuth&sat&w