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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-05

Work is vigorously progressing on the
soundation of the new pavilion to be erected
..tofthe female wing of the Insane Hospital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-05

s,,.vberries have arrived and retail a, the
.,odest price Of 81 basket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-05

Who have that tired and all gone feeling, ana
don't like to be disturbed, will continue 10 oe
troubled with this complaint until they reheu
their impure blood. Sulphur b'1e,s WIN
cause new and rich blood to course .hrous"
every artery and vein in the human sss'e"''
See another column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-05

Romberg says of Neuralgia ut seems as
pain were the PRAYER Of the nerve for healthy
blood" Hoods Sarsaparilla makes healthy
blood. Try il. Mav3-eod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-05

r,.Governor D. +. Davis will deliver the
u.morial day Grafton at Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-05

c,cters are going through the fishway BY
ryrisds.
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For. Sale.

A, 70 acre farm in Lisbon II miles from Farwelfs
Mi il. S miles from Andros~oggiu Mills. Lewiston:
on : good road; gocd two story house, psinfed ana
BLINDED; two large barns carriage house eiapooaro-
~ and usipsesi; also hog house, sheep shed. etc
PLENTY Of wood and timber, and well vsfered; cute
90 TONS Of rood hay. all moved BY machine. larE
nums ernpes aud csambeFTies. nne shade trees, and
very p's-' NATHAN BCcKNAN.
Psegrissar. Hsboa. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-05

Joseph s. Patterson. of Belfast. WAS yes
terdav sentenced to State Prison for life. on
conviction for arson committed in that
CITY or the 10Th ult.
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auUnrivalIed Hair Dressing

PORTLAND, April %, 1881.
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WAIDO.

young man by the name of Blethen.
about twenty years of age. who had obtained
employment at Howe & Fle:cher's mill in
Barnham, Sunday night last, had his right
hand taken off at the wrist by saw Monday
night. A subsequent amputation was per
formed bs a surgeon from the town of Unity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-05-05

There are twenty-five starch factories in
Aroostook county. and severa! more will be-
built this year --4rcostook Pioneer.
The spring campaign has opened favorabiy
for the Aroostook farmers. The spring i.
quite forward, and early POTATOES were
planted last week
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
novel Liquor Lcxislaticn.

t CONCORD, N. H., June 23, 1881.
General Gilman Marston,of Exeter,
q member of the State House of Rep
Ieseutatives and the originator of the
anti>tramp legislation in this country,
having drafted the first bill passed to
abate that nuisance, has prepared,
and will urge for passage by the New
Hampshire Legislature, an important
aud orig nal bill ON the liquor ques-
tion. he denominates it "a bill to
discourage the use Of Intoxicating
liquor" and to reinforce existing law.
The General takes the ground that an
excise on liquor will operate against
the evils of ofintemperance and aid in
the suppression Of the liquor traffic,
and he proposes TO lay an excise on all
intoxicating liquor manufactured for
sale, kept for sale or sold in the state,
as follows On wine, ale, lager beer,
and other fermented Intoxicating Ii,
quors, one cent gallon on other in
toxicating liquor, five cents a gallon ;
on the light liquors sold in quantities
less than ten gallons, ten cents gal
Ion, and on the "hard" liquors sold
in similar quantities, twenty cents a
gallon additional
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
Growing Re.siy..

The New York papers are prow,,.
restive under the senatorial dssd,onss
now prevailing at Albany, and nre.
either an election or Adjournment of ~,
Legislature. The sessions Of this hods ,du
entail an expense on the Stats treasury
to be footed by the taxpayers, Of NJ M,
a day, which 10 no small item. n II sn
nounced from Albany that Sana,nr M
Conklipg addressed caucus ~ NJ.
friends Tuesday, in which he indirectis
advocated an adjournment of the Legs.
lature, while cautioning his frIenS.
and followers not to offer ibe al
journment resolution. The same eva', M
Ing q conference of forty-tiye admin.
tration men was held, at which a reso,"
tion was unanimously adopted pled~Ins
all present to remain till Dec. d. IL mas
cessary, In order to elect two rennh,i.
cans United States Senators, and a,so
pledgisg members In no case ever /, vo,s ass
for Conkling or Plat or any opnons",
OF the national administration. This
bold front wall be apt 70 further dIs'
pirit the Conklingities, who, as last 70.
sort, would doubtless vote with tia d.
mocrats for an early adjournment, tros,' %
ing their chances with the Leeislstur % n
be elected In the fall--a desperate chance
indeed, but the only one which seems
now to give Conkling and PIstt ths
slightest hope OF return to the Senate.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27


General Sherman's views having
been asked as to the Feasibility of a
canal from the Chattahoochee river at
Atlanta, Ca, has written q letter in
which he says that river has SO much
fall that he supposes IL would not need
q very long canal to bring its waters
into Atlanta. He has instructed Col
.. M. Poe, one Of his staff, and who
was his chief of engineers at Atlanta
in 1854, to furnish the Atlanta anthor;.
ties the military maps then used
Gen. sherman adds that he feels an
interest In the growth and prosperity
OF Atlanta, and can imagine no sinole
enterprise that would be SO useful and
80 proftaole as any one which will
y,ela an abundant supply OF water
brought by an open canal and disrrib-
uted by iron pipes, without the inter.
machinery.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
Grimes and Casualties.

Yesterday, at Detroit Mich, Clarence
Davis, IS years old attacked his sleeping
bedfellow, AloDza Barrett, aged 40, and
pounded his head with q stick soJ that
he died six hours later. Davis made
good his escape.
John BuckIer, 10 years old, OF Will
liamsburg, N. Y, while playing yester-
day with some other boys, was accIIen-
tally shot in the eye by boy named
Lawrence. The wound, 1t Is feared.
will prove fatal.
Jacob Dunsen, German blacksmith
while intoxicated yesterday morning. in
New York fell down aIght of stairs at
bis residence and was killed. -
The Chicago express on the Chicago,
st. Paul and Omaha Railroad was bad.
ly wrecked at Snnnyside last evening.
Six passenger and three baggage cars
were ditched. No person was Injured.
Mrs. Hsrriet Anderson, "a years ola
resident Of Vermont, died In New
York yesterday, from shock caused by
falling down stairs. -
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
Twenty-Five Deaths.

During the week ending at noon to-
day, twenty-five deaths were reported
to Registrar E. B. Fr..zer, classified as
follows: l..+v...a ...
Born in the United States, 30 I; Cam
ada, /; unknown, l.; white, is ;
black, 4 male, 10; female, z.
Deaths by wards-First ward, Q;
Second, / Fourth, Fifth, 4 /; Sixth,
s.; Seventh, Q; Eighth, 8; Ninth, 1 ,
Tenth, 1 ; Eleventh, / ; unknown, /.
The causes Of death were Heart
disease superinduced by violence, /;
malformtaicn, l; valvuvar disease OF
heAn l hydrocepbalus meningitis,
I old age, ! paralysis, / pneumonia
i searlatina, !; gastrilis, cholera
inianrum, L; catarrh, small pox, 3 ;
consumption, o; unknown, 1.
The Coroner had three cases.
For the corresponding week last year
the deaths numbered II.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
FOURTls EDITION
General Foreign Nesos

LONDON, June ~, 1881.
The Turks have. evacuated Arta,
leaving-only small garrison.
Peregrine became favorite for the
st. Leger on Saturday at 5 to 2. Iro
quois was last quoted at 8 tol.
Regulations have been published
in Rome for putting in fsrce the law
for the abolition offorced paper cur
rency.
The Standards correspondent at
Constantinople reports that Sadyk
Pa cha, the President of the Chlos
Relief Committee, has been arrested
for mismansgement of the funds.
- The News, referring to the peles-
TRAN exhibition on the grounds of
the London Athletic Club on. Satur-
day, says:-"We cannot praise the
performance Of Mr.. Eugene Merrill,
of Boston, too highly. His style is
perfection" 4er,r4c
The German Commission of ex-
perts on the incorporation of the
Lower Elbe in the Zollverein con-
slider that the cest would outweigh
the advantages. The measure will
probably be dropped. 'a
A despatch to the NEWS from
Giurgevo prouounces the reports ol
Prince Alexander's enthusiastic re.
cepticn in the provinces as false. II
says that if he succeeds In imposing
his will upon the people it will bt
by nothing but violence, threats ant
fraud. ,
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
Ere. saturday. r.s. sai.,on
THE BRANDYwINE WATER.
A New Jersey Chemist Takes Sam.
ple for Analysis.

PIC hOF AmahybIbs
Mr.. A. F. Leafs, OF hoboken, N. j.,
. practical chemist, called upon Chief
Engineer II. B. McIntire, yesterday, and
had long conversation IN regard to the
water. Mr.. Leafs has been
engaged by the authorities of Jersey
City, N. j., to make comparative test
Of the water Of the Passaic river with the
drinking water Of other cities. The
Passaic supplies drinking water to Jersey
City, Newark Hob )ken ami other places,
altogether including apopulation Of AGO.
600, and much excitement has recently
been occasioned by the discovery that
immence quantities OF filthy and pol
s6n0us matter are daily discharged into
the stream by tie manufactures OF
Paterson. Mr.. Leafs will analyze the
Passaic water, and also the drinking
water Of Wilmington, Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York, and other places.
He drew q sample Of Wilmington water
from the hydrant In the Water Depart
ment Office, telegraph for sample TO be
sent from Baltimore and other places,
and procured Philadelphia sample ln
person.
The comparative analysis to be made by
Mr.. Leafs will be Published in thePium-
b, ind Sanitary Engineer and will
doubtless prove Vi great value TO this
city In determining the exact character
of our drinking water. Do,
Mr.. Leafs took away with him copiei
Of Chief Engineer McIntlre's recent re.
ports, and also expressed desire for tbs
copy Of Our State law in relation tn the
pollution Of drinking water by manu-
facturers and others, which the Chiel
viii seud to him.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
A Babe Eaten Alive by Rats.

PHrLApELPMA, June 24.-The fiye-
weeks old child of Theodore Fritz.
living In a miserable hovel in the rear
Of No. 800 Brown street, this city, was
eaten alive by rats yesterday morning.
The mother went out to gather coal
on the Norristown and Germantowr
Railroad, and when she returned two
hours later she was horrifed to see a
huge rat leap from the bed where The
child lay and escape by the door. The
little one was covered with blood and
gaspirg most pitifully. It's nose and
upper lip had been eaten away, and
the hesh on the right arm was stripped
from the elbow almost to the wris,
The babe lived only an hour after be-.
ing discovered. w
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
Summer
Complaints

At this season, various diseases Of the
bowels are prevalent, and many lires are
lost through lack of knowledge Of safe
and sure remedy. PERRY DAVIS PAM
KILLER is a sure cure for Diarrhea, Dys-
entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, etc, and is perfectly safe.
Read the following:
BApBmpaK. N. T., March a. 1881.
PERRY p1yIs PAN KIL5Ea nes z, x s. @ Ssefa
e,usA1 NIeneIyrLr. \. y, EsS, ! issl
choers mSorsas Hs and orsmps % II tie q stomSs ton Hst
used it for Year,. and Il Is ssrs every time
MoneosA. Iow., Ss March Y u M issI :,
have gsed YOUR Pans KILIER IN ssyers csses of q
SsaiaP 9ec ana cholera morpus apa npSTnO saps
'n.'An. fsl'' cAsxrsv1LIz q az. fs6 S a il:
ssaiy 'ihsss asss Hsss sS
without bottle in the house ~ -, a. 3 iyH vi
Have used prspr p.v,s fSG Ps1s XII s fos twelve
sSod c .Os i e b: l oal q 81 shs siss No ~
We began usingft over ihlrtX years We and !.
@ sosS 9 ss' cd wissS sS Sossi SsSsYss ssrs,,
fisssry iss every family In this section sesRs HRcans
u. 3. CONSULATE, n son,
CnnrRLp, RHKEIsH PnUssIA, FEB o. l,,a0, l,ssi,
IhAye known PERRY DAyIs PAIN kIiLkh A,noess ~
from the day 1t was introduced, and after yeais NJ ~
observation and use regard Its presence u hAs
household As an tadispensabie neeesstty. -,
' / 8. PoTTKR, u. q Consul
BURroH- ON -TRENT, Eko.
had beon several days guner1ng severely to tIuI
diarrhma accompanied with intense pain, Mnsn Mnint
tried your PAIN KILLKn, and found aimost NansH Ms'
Il MONTAGUE st, LosDos En9dji EInadji.
During residence Of twenty three yesr ya ~ dysen,
have given IL In many cases Of dinrfnnA, gys
very. and cholcrs. and never knew Il Y m,nas f ,S'
No family can safely be without this
invaluable remedy. It's price brings II
within the reach Of all. J., .ro.
SFor sale by all druggists at 25c, oVc'
and $1.00 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, ProprietqrS'
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
The Black Division.

LONDON, June "a. The Berlin corr
respondent Of the Times says: "TLe
letter recently addressed 70 the Emperor
Of Russia and an the high officials, assur-
ing tbom that thoy have not been sent
enced TO death by the reyolutionists, and
which Is supposed to have emanated
from the leaders of the 'Rlack DIvlsion,' ,
concludes as follows: The Executive
COMMITTEES deems it quite unnecessary,
at present, 10 repeat its criminal enter
prises, as the measures OF the new Min
listers are fast driving the country into
revolutlon."
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
Reserved seats.

Thesale of reserved seats for the
commencement of the Wilmington
Academy, which takes place in the
Opera House on Tuesday evening
commenced this morning at the book
store OF G. +. Thomas & Go. In
about two hours over five hundred
seats had been reserved.
Persons holding tickets for the
High school commencement that
takes place in the Opera House, on
Wednesday evening next, can get
them reserved at G. +. Thomas &
Co.'S book store on Monday morn.
ing at the Shipley street entrance.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
The Charges for Treasury LuxurIes

WARRINGTON, June PA few
more items Of interest have come to
light in connection with the expendi-
ture Of the contingent fund Of the
Treasury under Custodian Pitney.
For sesp the charge last year was S3,-
Sl0.4O; for brushes and combs, 1924. 40,
and $2lS.76 for hsmming towels, TO say
nothing Of the cost of the nnhemmsd
article. There 10 one item OF $3.50 foi
III. B. screw tools." supposed to mean
cork screws, and $24 for four psdiocks
A charge Of 81 is put against a travel
ing satehel. Matches cost $l40. I'm
der the ice account are the following
items: Five hundred byacinth bulbs
$50; $50 geranium plants, $24.75; 35t
more hyacinth bulbs, $50; 200 ASSORTED
plants, $65.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
American Spectators in the Brit
ta fsh Colonies.

VICTORIA, B. c., June 24.-A re.
port is published here that syndicate
OF Americans is in treaty with the
provincial government for the trans
fer Of the coal and mineral belt for the
eastern portion of tho island. The
syndicate has already bought all the
coal lands in Washington Territory,
and the lino Of the steamers running
to Victoria. The eastern shore of the
island is one mass of the best coal
which has yet been discovered. 1t is
being largely used by the royal navy
and steam marine.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
European Emigration,

LONDON, Juno "a, 1881.
he Prusslan government has ordered
The provinces Al authorities to send de-
tailed. Information Of the extent and
causes OF emigration, which has, how
ever, Stacked in some districts. A Co
penhagen despatch to the st. james Ga
zette ys:-"fhe emigration from Sve-
den this year is expected to amount to
10, 900 pefsot S."
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
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The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
The Passion Players.
LONDON. June "a. 1891

The Berlin correspondent of the
Times says THE er-Ammergan
passion players are about to give sew
eral Sunday performances of the COM
edy Of Philippine Welher," by Re-
durtz, in their new building. This is
their first attempt at secular thea.ri-
calls. Mailer, who represented Christ
in the Passion Play, will take the part
of Welher."
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
A RKANsAs, LOU Isl siANA-rEXAs
SOUTH WESTERN IMMIGRATION
COMPANY'

The purpose OF this Company is To fur-
nish reliable information, descriptive
and statistic Al, reiating 10 the Resources
and advantages of q Q South West. ~
The company now has fos distribution
Books, Pamphlets, Circulars and Maps,
which wIH be sent free OF charge upon
application made 10
WIN. w. LANG, President,
Late Master Texas State Orange,
b; q. DUyAL, Secretary, Austin, Texas
j. N. VICTOR, Eastern Manager.
apri-Sm 24s Broadway. Nsw York.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
The Mississippi Row,.~ n.w....

CHICAGO, June 24.--In the Missis
ss,ppi towing Association regatta at
peor'a yesterday Munford, Of New
orleans, won the senior scull raoo
easily IN fifteen minutes and 39t sec
onds, and the senior four.gared shell
race was won by the Minnesota Climb
IN III minutes 81 seconds.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
SPECIAL NOfICE.
ChRn-

TO all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions VI youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
Sc., will send q recipe that will cure yoh
was discovered by missionary in south
America. Send self-addressed envelope
to the REV. JosEPu T. lNMAN, Station d
Mem York CIV. Mav+-eodDhwly d
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
The National Division Sons OF
Temneranee. L. 4

5ARATooA, \. y, June 25.-The
National Division Sons of Temper
ance has been mosUly engaged during
the morning IN considering the de-
cisioIs Of The worthy patriarch made
during the past year. ne most i'm
portant was that members of the
Grand Division were not eligible to
election 10 offices in the Grand Division
until they had been duly initiated. The
next session of the National Division
was voted TO be held IN Concord, N. II.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
THE DRLAWARE
BEET SUGAR

COMPANY OF WILMINGTON, Dnn
viii contract with the farmers OF psas Sas-
aware, Maryland, New Jersey, ana s nAs
tern Pennsylvania for the pro1uoss
1000 acres OF sugar Beets during the CUM
ing season. We offer
PRE- MUM OF $500 ,a.r
contract with us. The prices We oneI y. "A
the Bsels are nearly double those psshe
the Germen and French farmers nt T. taT.
same quality Of Beets. Fer furtner INV
nation, address c, +,
THE DELAWARE BEET sUoAH W.
Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
Personal.

Mr.. j. w. Snyder, General Adver-
tising Manager OF John Wanamaker,
registered at the Clayton House yes
terday afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
RECALLING BOLrERINO.
Tho New Comet.

CINoINNATI, june ~ Prof. 0rmond
Stone, Of the Cincinnati o Observatory OBJ
served the new comet last night. He
is quite positive 10 is not tho comet OF
1872, but thinks that II may be that OF
1907, its return was not expected by
astronomers for seventeen hundred
years. He believes 1t is the came comet
as seen about June Sd by DR.. Gould In
South America. The aPparition 10 OK.
ceedingly interesting, and will be watch
ed every night by the corps OF astr ono
mers at the Cincinnati Observatory.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
WELLS POISONED ny TRAMrs.
Residents or New Jersey villages
Maoe Sick by Drinking the Wa

Residents or New Jersey villages
Maae Sick by Drinking the Wa
ter.
A number Of wells ia the vicinity of
Westfield, Connecticut Farms and
Elmora, N. j., have been poisoned,
aud large number of people have
been slckened by drinking the waters.
Fortunately none of the cases have re-
suited fatally, though several were fer
a time dangerous. A party of .ramps
visited that section lately, and 1t wss
found that the inhabitants Of every
house where the marauders had been
refused food Or money were taken sick
the day following the visit.
1t has since been ascertaIned that
the gang stole a pail of paris green
from farmer, ard IL is thought that
they put some in the well of eve y
house whore they did not get what
they wanted. The symptoms Of the
sufferers were those Of poisoning by
paris green.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-27
WHAT PLEAsEs GERMANY.
The Ber!in Government and IN
ln,Feehfng between France An,


The Ber!in Government and the
Italy. e"u y
LONDON, June N.-The Paris cor.
respondent of the Times says San iK.
feeling between Italians and Frsncbmen
Ia being viewed with some com placency
q Germany. The Cologae Gazette saws
Should there be war between France
and Germany we hade certain ally be-
yond the Alps. The Prussian Govern.
ment has ordered the provincial author.
ity 10 send detailed information Of the
extent OF the causes Of immigration,
which has, however, Stacked in some
districts"
ANTI-FRENCH DEMONSTRATION,
ROME, June a4.-There were renew.
ed anti.French demonstr atioIs last ey.
ening at Messina, Turin and Milan. At
the two frst'named places the troops
had to be called out. Some arrests
were made,
RECALLING soLTERINo.
ROME 24.-The Popolo Romano
lnewspaper], remArking on the fact that
to-day 10 the anniversary Of the Battle
Of Solferino, when the combined forces
OF Italy and France defeated the Aus
trians, says "The memory Of the bat.
tie should caase the two great peoples
to remain united In spite OF the Tunis
and Marseill q AFFAIRS"