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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14
@ailp Aenntbtf Journal.
Augusta, Tuesday Morning. June IA
The Bribery Business.

The charges Of bribery in connection
with the contest at Albany have not ap-
parently helped the Conkling side or in
jured the other. Right upon the an
nouncement that brides had been offered
to aid the election of Depew, came the
change of two votes from the Conkling
faction to Depew. and still like changes
continue. The course Of the accusers has
been remarkable If their stories are true.
They have a majority of the committee OF
investigation. and they use the power it
gives them in an arbitrary and unfair
manner. They have also hedged them
selves about with lawyers. not as though
they were conscious Of having truth and
Justice upon their side, but as if their case
were bad one and required the assistance
of the shrewdest and most INSCRIPTIONS
lawyers and advocates. If their charges
are true what need Of this great array Of
legal talent 10 sustain them? II they are
not true and are part Of conspiracy to
defeat Depew, they stand in need Of Just
such support as this.
The delay in investigation which has
been caused by the ConkliRgites also has
q suspicious look. They would not hear
Mr.. Sessions in answer to the charge
against him, while on their side they have
taken up the time with relations of the
most trivial matters which they could
drag into the investigation. evidently pur-
posely intended to prolong the case. and
to keep the accusations so long be-
fore the public without any chance for the
defence to be heard as to cause an impress
sion in their favor.
The unprecedented public, so far as we
can Judge Of their opinions by what
we observe in the newspapers and other
wise, look upon this matter as the last re-
sort Of Conkling's friends to bolster up
his dropping fortunes-a conspiracy to
disgrace his opponents, drive them from
the field, and raise the banner of bossism
from the mire into which it has fallen. 1t
will not succeed. In all the charges
there has been not a particle of evidence
to show, even if the accusation of bribery
were true, that Mr.. Depew had any
thing to do with that matter. One Ed
wards seems to have been the man who,
according to the stories Of the accusers,
made the principal talk about buying
their votes. and this he appears to have
done for his own purposes alone, and upon
his individual responsibility, neither
hired to make any such talk or PROPOSE
tons of bribery by Mr., Depew or any of
his friends. The developments in the
struggle this week will be watched with
large and increasing interest.
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Chicago Produce Market.

FLoUE-quiet md firm.
wHEAT-higher; Nc. 2 Chicago Spring. / III cash
~; July At Hisi41; Aug. 12i; Sept. 9s .o3
No2 red winter 67ai IL.
coRN-strong and higher at 44Ia43i and cash
43; bid; 45i for July; Aug. 46i; Sept IS.
OATS = strong; 3St for cssb; 81 for June %
bid for July; 37l for Aug.
krE-dull; 02.
BARLEY-strong at 08.
l6 IS for July.
LARD-at 10 20 for cash and June; 10 72i for July
10 IS for Aug.
Short clear. q 20.
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Disturbance.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, June Is. Chief Dus-
ted, head of the Cherokee Nation, has issued
a proclamation for general election on the
first Of August. The contest between the two
opposing factions is verv bitter. Several muir
ders have been reported. ID. b. Adair, the
candidate for the collectorship was shot down
by man with whom he was drinking.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14

Spinola offered resolution that pairing
shall not hereafter be recognized and no
leaves of absence be granted.
Hustled raised joint of order that the
resolution was put in order, which point
was sustained by the chair, on the ground
that according to the law of Congress voting
must be taken for the vacancy. After that
that the convention could act on the resolu-
ton if it saw fit.
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NJ urders.

ATLANTA, Ga, June Is. A convict named
Wood brutality killed Wash Mcdonald, in
Dale county coal mine, with a sledge ham,
mer, for $50.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June l3. Peter Mangus
kicked hostler. VIM. Gordon, to death, for
betting Mangus' son. Mangus surrendered
himself to the authorities
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14
storm in Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, June Is. During the rain
storm Saturday night, q five story hotel, part
tally finished, was blown down and two girls
injured. Jachoe's boundary was wrecked,
q scow upset and two men were drowned, and
four freight cars blown from the track, on
the iron bridge across the Missouri
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14

The Supreme Court of New Hampshire
in response to an inquiry by the State
Senate, gives the opinion that the existing
legislature has the right and power to elect
a United States Senator as successor to
Mr.. Rollins. This opinion is signed by
six ofthe seven members of the court,
Judge Blodgett not having considered the
question because OF doubt whether the
question could he properly submitted to
the court. The court holds that as this
Legislature is the only one that can elect q
Senator for the full term, the duty of
clccting devolves upon it.
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Farm Buildings Burned.

SKowHEGAN, June Is. The farm build
ngs owned by Hiram Darrell of Lexington,
were burned to-day. Loss three thousand
dollars; insured for fourteen hundred. Cause
unknown.
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Indian Affairs.

WASHINGTON, June l3. The Commissioner
of Indian affairs has telegram from agent
Page Of the southern Utes saying that a new
station of the Denver & Rio Grand railroad
has been established on their reservation and
stores, saloons and dance houses are deing
located there. 1t is inexpedient to use the
Indian police to enforce the L. s. laws, and
military force will be required.
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The ATTEMPT 10 Blow up a Hall.

LONDON, June ID. In consequence of the
attempt to blow mp the Town Hall at Liver
pool. the night of the 9th, regulations forbid
ding strangers to enter the precincts of the
Commons with parcels, which have lately
fallen into allegiance will be offered, and the
gathering of strangers in the lobby be strictly
prohibited. The police are renewing vigil
ance in relation to the personal safety OF
ministers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14

Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
has done thousands of women more good than
the medicines Of many doctors. 1t is positive
cure for all female complaints. Send to Mrs.
Lydia +. Pinkham. june +eOdl w&w2t
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The Whitaker Case

New YORK. June Is. A Washington spec
ial says it rumored among the army officers
that the President has received u private dis
patch from Gen. Miles, saying the court
martial has sustained the charges against
Whitaker, colored cadet.
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WASHINGTON.
An APPOINTMENT.

WAsHINGToN, June -. Rear Admiral c.
X. p. Rogers to-day entered upon his duties
as Superintendent of the Naval Academy, re-
lieving Rear Admiral Balch, who will assume
command of the Pacific squadron.
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rAayrs COMPOUND YASpRAyF NF?ca'

Cures Sick Headache, Consultation of the Bowel.
and all Bilious and Liver Complaints. 1t purifes
the blood, assists digestion, and makes the skin
slear and fair. Large bottles only so cents. For
sale By druggists everywhere. Prepared BY WAL
TER CLARKE, Proprietor Of the European Cough
nedy, West Buxton, Me. weowl6
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Catarrh Of the Bladder.

Singing, smarting, irritation of the uri-
nary passages, diseased discharges. cured by
Buchupaiba. Druggists. Depot Partridge
Bros. Augusta.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Supreme Judicial Court In vacation, May Goth, 1881
On the foregoing petition 1t Is ordered by me- the
undersigned, that the said petitioner give notice 70
said petion toeetIer Win this opdeP thereon ihres
weeks successfully In the Kennebec Journal, news
paper printed ut Augusta In the County of kenHe I
before the time therein stated for taking said deposit
tons, that they may appear and be heard If they see
tit. CHARLES DANFORTH,
WIS Jus. Sup. Jud. Court
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N Office.

ALL PERSONS are hereby notified not to trust
any person on my account without a written order
from me, after this date.
JOS. II. CHANDLER
Belgrade Mills, May 24th, 1881 2u2a
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Brain q Nerve.

Wells Health Remover. greatest remed,
on earth for impotence, leanness. sexual de.
bility, &c. 81. at druggists. Depot Part
ridge Bros, Augusta.
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WEATHER REPORT,
Indications for the Next "a Hour.

War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington d. c., June III a. N. !
For the New England and Middle States
cloudy weather with frequent rains, follow ed
by clearing weather; southerly, veering to
warmer westerly winds; falling followed by
rising barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., June -. Frank E
Brewster, Of this city, aged 80, funded from
a moving train on the Eastern Railway, yes
terday, sustaining probably fatal injuries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14

The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility,
Liver Complaint, Boils, Humors, Female
Complaints, &c. Pamphlets free to any ad-
dress. Seth W. Fowle & Sons. Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14

Mr.. Jehn NJ. Shaw, Of Minneapolis, has
declined the position Of Judge of the Supreme
Court Of Minnesota. which was rendered him
BY Gov. Pillsbury, being influenced, il ID
thought. by the inadequacy Of the salary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14
Red.Ruxa. Roaches.

Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosquitoes
insects, &C., cleared out by Trough on Rats.
l5c. boxes at druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14

WHITE MILLS, Pa, June l3. j. Flanagan
and NJ. McDermont were drowned BY the up
setting Of boat, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14
SDeci0i Advertisement.

Small advertisements, not exceeding three lives
coming under the head Of WANTED, For SALE,
TO LET, LOST, SC, bcW be inserted here one timl
for 20 cents, three times for 40 cents, and iced
for 90 cents.
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Terrible Loss afIi1e

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
reaches, lose their liv' by collision with
Trough on Rats Sold by druggists l5c.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Sickness of the Emperor of China

SAN Francisco, June ~. A letter from
Hong konk says the the latest intelligence
from Picking, states that the youthful Emper-
or has been suffering from the small pox for
twenty days, and is in critical condition.
The court doctors have little hope of his
recovery.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.
Etenin0 Report.

NEW YORK, June Ii.
Money active at 3d3i on call2 and closed at 3.
Prime mercantile paper 3a3i. Exchange weak
50 for long, and s5i for short Governments
quiet State bonds active. Railroad bonds irregular.
Stock market opened higher.
Transactions, 34s, s27 shares.
Closing bids:
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A Meeting of the Deputies.

PARIS, June II. At meeting of the four
groups of the left party in the Chamber of
the Deputies to-day, almost unanimously
decided to reject the proposal for advancing
the date of dissolution of the Chambers, and
to demand a prompt discussion of the Budget.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14
Another Decree to be Issued.

SOFIA, June II. 1t is expected that
Prince Alexander will shortly issue decree
ordering a plebiscte on the question. wheth-
er he shall remain on the throne. General
elections will be held after the plebiscite is
known
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-06-14

ALBANIA, June -. The joint convention
met at IL O'Clock and voted to ill the vac
ancy in the Senate caused by the resignation
| of COnkling.
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California Mining stocks.

SAN Francisco, June ID.
The following are the closing Official prices of min.
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5nosr 10 Advertisements.

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The treaty which iIr l OBJ. I.
compelled t' sign .'tt' a.
France q n.N i''t.'.r I..
hl- dynasty age ''r'."
ti..l} ANNEXED 8" f-'I... "'~
O." occupy li' '' '"
Che coast fi'".A ''.-''- .'''
lunie'n ''Te''- "''".. .'N .'.
are 10 regulate i't AA... "t'
thc pil1' panty Ut .'
i'I. iH'i'F VIII "' ',.." '..''
uI'ra ana -''''i'''.' '' '' '.'
rHt'e ''n'H'' WI" '"'
DE respected ''l TO I'" .'.'' ''i '.'''
ton can be Gomez id'd without ''' '''-
France. THESE arr lir i'l'" ''A'1. ions % i'''
which tho army "i occupation hi- '.a''.H.
Win the troops "t lh' f"+7 3D.. A- ''.-
liai' the l'"S so'''''-" ''NII "' h'''"
h"' submit. H' eve. ''' '''
M hour n'''.e u' "'" "-'.'' b" t''' JUS
answer nc n'" "il'".i '' '''u '' '''
Powers. Germany WIZ NhNH- enough i' Ait'
France 'nd IrnF inI OUT Hl,H" "nH H- '
were Indifferent 10 amy TONG That m-h' htpp %
IN That quarter o.. TIE Mrl'uiiah'"n; 4nh
Great hHi"h ana nay were '"-lH oHIfd JOY
tie ! rene" OF '.'H '"''' as " jas. Resource e.,
inc p'3 '"I'''7''u '.''' "' vas ID" "'t''' Was "'
y. ",' 'u'.''" '''' --'' "''" i'''' ''"' 90
ms O'"hi' "' ",'"i''". "' ''' "'II"e'''"
throne oil S''iAooH was NOT "A '.'rr.'" ally.
lIis representative ih ran, was "iuniiy t"d
that the tIen'h Government h"d never rec
oRhiAed Ms claim '' % -'1'i''Iy over dhi-'
The Bey' Ieit without defender ha" no" me-
ccp'"d the Only ''Ii"' t'''' were "i,i'd him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14
hut il is laboring under o temporary misapy
sion concerning who il President
Personal.

N. Charles Ioyson otherwise Father Hyaointle
old. 'D " ''''' "''''s' p''"' -" '''A '' ''N '''S
Nln Lincoln, the widow Of the President. IS in q
greyous state Of suffering. She was Seriously IN
iurcd by an accidental fall while in Europe and her
nervous system is almo,t completely prostratei.
She VIII Doe brought g. this city for medical treat
mont next month II she can possibly bear the jour
ney
Several Of C0unod's operas were written on sub
iccts suggested by himself good librctto, he de-
clarcs rs one which exc'es NY mind. feve-s IL
INIT il brings forth a work. The Refine de Saba .
was written because one day the name Queen Bal
nIs struck him and r0use,i in him n whole world
oi poeucai and symphonic thoughts.
George Eliots face seemed FAR from ugly to her
enthusiasts friends Tine features" writes Edith
smcoN, might De too large and rugged Tor
womanlJ beauty but when the pale face was nQed
with faint flush Of 'cnd,Inr,s or animation, when
the wonderful eyes were lighted mp with eager pas.
aion ond the month melted into curves Of unutftf-
20 b" sweetness. the soul itself seemed 20 shine
through ms worn framework With radiance of ai-
most uur1Tthly power 80 That stranger, seeing hor
ior tle ir~t time a.hcd why hc had never been told
'ie WA 800 beautiful"
Corots method Of painting from nature vasa
cham, teristc one. An old friend is Qdoted hg Tic
boston Transcript as relating how Corot would place
himself before his subject and bali closing his eye.
60 take in the general feeling Id say Joia
70 bas tc,i uHe riiia5, = then be would mix Die
tut for le local color; with . horizontal sweep
was placed upon tls canvas. The same processes
followed with lr trees. che sky the prom inert
objects Hccontuated Do sharp. vigorous touches tho
whole m broad MISSES. lit used TO say that Is the
ouly say 90 see nature: when nan details, ~ Is
painful TO look at IL must IL broadly OF not
at an.
Emile dc Grarlin died with perfect unconcem.
-. It
solne medicine for him. NO good b. replied "it
B, an over After an, might just well die now
4- ~ years time" The doctor declared tilat lis
patient would go through another political cam
paiu. But Grqflin was not deceived. The end
has rouler be- said. "Jhe hour of nIoee has ar.
rived. ad J prefer dying af the moment say role
hli-hc,." Ten days beior, his death. alis- sndi
attack of iilurss. the doctor said 10 him: lou
al. ay- asked nae to LET you know whom your hle
uicht boo considered endang, rod. After an attack
ar r.ur ago tter, Is always rek. Have you pur
.irlr .safr- Ia order g. 90 ir-.' he said. " every
thing IS ready and Im ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14
STlTENHINSIIIP.

The Administration of President Garfield has
lasted only two months. Roscoe Conkhng has
been fourteen years in the senate. ct no man
can deny that the President has done moro to
promote the welfare and prosperity of the
country in only two months time than Scna-
tor Conkling has ever done during all his four
teen years of service. His friends are wont
10 call him statesman. What does chat
word Statesman meant What one thing
has Mr.. Conlding ever done, during all
his years of service, TO make his coun-
try more prosperousf What one me sure
has he originated or advocated viii zach orcc
"a TO link his name with it IN the Nation his
tory9 His friends are dumb. Not one Of them
can name one solitary thing that senator
Conkling has done during his fourteen years
in the Senate 10 build up. develop, siren CITIZEN
or honor his country, or To cluuc him to the
name of statesman. From first TO last hc has
been nothing but IN Office obbcr. There ~
mot the slightest evidence that has s0ul
has ever risen above pap aud patron
ace. The craftsmanship of the lccd-trougli
that Ae possesses. When every sIticr passes
for a general Mr.. Conking may rank as a
statesman. As usual, his whole time during
the past two months has been spent IN wrng-
ling about Offices. And yet, this patriot of the
1csh-pots challenges comparison III public
opinion between bis oSn selfish scramble for
spoils and the splendid triumphs OF the Ad-
ministration in high, honorable and useful
public service
President Garfield and his Secretaries have
hardly had time 70 get fairly acquainted with
their respective fields Of duty. They have
been pestered, day and night, by swarms of
ofice-huDters, and thwarted in important aims
by the angry, loud-yOiced and interminable
wrangle about Offices in the Senate. But they
have found time. and n0ssessed tie ability and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14

or stores of powder in city buildings receives
considerable support from a United States
Court decision lately reported. clothing
merchant sent quantity Of clothing to Den
ycr where the railroad company stored it, Tor
the time being in a warehouse. BY the same
train q number Of kegs Of glnpowder. were
received, which were stored in the same
building the dy-goods were, however
in one end, the powder in the other The
warehouse took fire. The iiremen came
promptly and did their best at a distance of
seventy or eighty feet, but, on account of ap-
pretending am explosion. they would not 20
near enough 10 work efficiently and the dry
goods end OF the building WAS destroyed and
thc clothing with it. BY good fortune how
ever. the powder was not reached the flames
spent themselves or were cXt'ngul,htd Doe sra-
son to avoid au explosion. Then the clothing
merchant sued thc company, which sought 10
Dag tlr blame on the fire department, saying
that IF tAc Grcmcn h1d done their duty the
goods mi.ht have been saved. But the Judge
ip DIS opinion. fuliy justified tho tremcn. He
-.id tht to store yupowdct iua city inquaut
ties io cudaugcr life and property is paOlc
uui.ncc. SO prudent man viii keep much
powder iu building With other goods and
poo railroad company IL warranted in keeping
81 in the same depot With ordinary mcrclan-
disc. These kegs of powder ought To have
been stored m some safe place hy Themselves.
Putting them in thc Warehouse Wl,h the az! -
goods Wa> clrelc--n,s. saeh as should render
thr company Liable for any in-c0u~cquenct' ;
one OF which was increased danger OF fire
through natural apprehension OF iIeuen. = Ar