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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-04-19
WASHINGTON.

WAsHfSGIox. April 10. The gunboat AL
lance arrived off Cape Henry, Saturday.
after severe passage from Key West, in
which she lost her sails She has Joined the
squadron off Piney Point. The Vandalia,
kearsagc, and Alliance are to-day anchored
between Alexandria aud Washington. The
Tennessee is anchored off Piney Point, and
the Yantic is at Fairhaven Bay. awaiting
the arrival Of the Constitution. The latter
vessel League Island ten days ago, under
sail, and nothing has been heard from her
since she left the Delaware. Some apprehen-
sion is felt for her safety. 1t is said that she
was but impcrfectly manned and doubts are
expressed of her seaworthiness.
The Indian Office has advices from Agent
Berry saying that it is the opinion If carly
action is taken, looking towards location
upon fair agricultural and grazing land the
peacefully and give their attention to agri-
culture and stock raising. The agent never
theless thinks an additional military force is
necessary in the Uncompayhu valley to pre-
vent disorders.
The Secretary of the Interior, to-day, re-
ceivcd a copy of a circular issued by the
"Freedmen's Oklahoma Association" of St.
Louis, j. Milton Turner president Hannibal c.
Carter general manager. Itpromises 100 acres
of land to every freedman who will occupy
public lands at Oklahoma. Secretary Kirk
wood referred the circular to the commissioner
general of the land office to ascertain the
legality of the proposed occupancy of the
government reservation of that territory.
The examination of witnesses for the
defence in the Christiancy divorce suit was
resumed this afternoon. Mrs. Mary J. ALI
ger testified to being between ! and 3 Z. NJ.
with Mrs. Christiancy at the lattcr's house on
Christmas Day, 1879, and Mrs. Christiancy
did not 90 out of the house.
An appeal was taken by Prof Edison
in interference in the cause of Maxim vs.
Edison, has been decidedly against Edison's
claim by the - Board of Examiners in the
Chief of the Patent office.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

A circular issued by the Superior Board
of Health of Havana, claims there is no
typhoid fever prevalent there, probably the
object being to allay the alarm Of the mill
tary.
Mrs President Garfield lett Washin gton
Monday morning for New York, expecting
to return Wednesday.
J. Cummings and G.. Grineg were arrested
at Watertown, New York, on charge of poi
soning James Jarvis, by inducing him to
drink from a dinner pail, from the effects of
which he died.
The Cincinnati consolidated street railway
company offered compromise of advanced
wages and change of hours to the striking
conductors and drivers, which will be acted
on.
Steamer City of Berlin brought to New
York, Monday, 400 emigrants, IA of whom
were Irish.
Steamer Oceanic from Hong Kong is
quarantined at San Francisco. There are ten
cases of small pox among the Chinese steer
age passengers The mails were fumigated
and brought on shore.
Wallace Ross sailed from st. John, y. B.,
for Portland, Monday. where he goes into
active training with Davis.
The Cincinnati street car strikers will
probably resume work Tuesday.
Col. W. W. Gift, the well-known pioneer
citizen, turfman and politician, died at Mar
tiney. Cal, Monday afternoon, aged siyears
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WINTHROP.

Rev. Mr.. Church preached his farewell
sermon Sunday afternoon to large concre.
CATION. He has been on this charge two
years and has greatly endeared himself to the
church and the community at large He has
been unceasing in his efforts to do good and
advance the cause to which he has dedicated
himself, notwithstanding he has been beset
with sickness in mis- home. Mrs. Church. n
most amiable Christian woman, has been
seriously i'll considerable portion of the
time, but her beautiful, Christian disposition
and her great desire to do good have won the
hearts of all with whom she has come in con-
tact. Mr.. Church has made two thousand
pastoral calls, attended thirty-two funerals.
united in marriage nineteen couples, and
twenty-nine have been added to the church.
Rev. Mr.. Obear delivered a very able, inter-
esting and convincing temperance lecture at
town hall at p. NJ. to very large audience.
He was followed by b. S. Kelley, ESQ.,. who
always speaks well when he addresses an an.
dience. Several signed the pledge. Rev. Mr..
Church will deliver a temperance lecture at
town hall next Sunday at p. M.-Fast day
services will be held at the ves;ry of the Con-
gregational church; praise meeting from to
10; preaching at ii by Rev. Mr. Obear.
Methodist Quarterly Conference next Satur-
day and Sunday.--The new p NJ. has an
pointed Miss Sarah F. Wood a. his assistant.
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MARINE NEWS.

VINEYARD HAVEN, April Is. Schooner
Almeda which went ashore at Muskeget, in
February, was got of and towed here yester-
day by steame- Monobansett. The lumber
remains in her. She is full of water, with
foremost only standing.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, April Il. Bark Chas.
Il. Lewis ard brig Genoa arrived at Glouces-
ter, Mass Sunday, from Grapani. with salt
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., April Is. Schooner
f. l.. Higgins from Calais, with plasters and
sleepers for Portsmouth, during the gale and
storm of Friday night. made breakers off
Western Sisters. Isles of Shoals, but finally
succeeded in working through with loss of
jib. large portion of deck load, and one
boat
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Transactions. iil,5 $50 shares.
New York StOck Market.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, April Is. FLOUR-receipts 26,4l6
exports, ,s,1-without decided change, rather more
doing largely in Minnesota extra Moderate export,
little be ter jobbing. Sales 2I,iG0 City Mills extra
at j 50a5 60; No. 2, 0Oa3 20; superfine at 90 a
80; low extra, j0a4 Is; Winter Wheat extra,
% as %; Minnesota extra, 50a4 IS; Southern
flour steady.
RYE-steady and iirmer; i 00a6 so for superiine
CoRN-MEAL-firm and quiet.
WHEAr-r.cepts 1920 exports, 3i7,.a24 Sales
1,459,0cO- Chicago and Milwaukee ga 81: H.
graded red 17a2S, No. DO, 20d20i; 223 al, for
May; 2la2ii for June; 20i AL for July.
BARLEY-dull and unchanged.
CORN-.ai better. fairly active; No. 9, sales for
April at 59ao9i for May at 552 a56 for June 55A
a55i.
PoRK-about 30 higher. fairly active sales; new
mess spot l6 so; old do. Is 90, May Is IS June
Is ID; September Is ).
BEEF-steady; Beef hams frmer.
LARD about 20c higher, and active closing firm.
sales at II 75ali so for April; II 65all so for May
II aall s. for June; II 70all 92i for July; II III
II - for August; II e5d1l % for september.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, April 49,
FLorR-dull, nominal; Winter wheats, tO66 90;
Spring double ex.4 so 90 rs; Extras, 4 0Oa4 80.
wHEAT-fairly active and shade higher; No. 9
Chicago spring. 02i for cash. o. bid Tor May;
05I for June; 06i Tor July.
,oRS higher; 4lia43 Tor cash. 43d43l for May
and June; 43i 943s for July; Rejected at ili.
uATs-steady 3iid3ii for cash; 35l for May and
June; $40 for July.
kYE-steady at 20a 20i
BARLEY-strong and higher a. 05.
PoKK-excited and higher Is so for cash; is 80
alo 81. for May; Is 659lo 20 for June is 75als so
for July.
LARD-strong and higher; II 40 for cash; II 40
al II. for May; II 52tsli IS for June; ii 65S
II 67l for July.
BULK MEATS strong and higher; Shoulders, 20
Short rib S %; Short clear, 90.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Death of Lord Beaconsfield.

LONDON. April $3.50 P. M.-Lord
Beaconsfeld is dead.
Beaconsfield had a very serious relapse
during the night and died peacefully at
O'Clock this morning Hevs perfectly con-
scious to the last. Doc'o's Kidd and Vualn
and Lords Rawton and harrington were pres
emit when Lord Beaconsfield expired.
Political Prisoners to be Tried.
ST.. PETERSBURG, April Is. Golos says
that six political prisoners are to lie tired py
a military cour, at Moscow at the END OF
April. Three are of noble rank. one Is the
son of a priest and two are women, one the
wife of DR.. Bazomslitz and the other the
wife of teacher named kovaloffsky
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A Statement Of Mr.. Charles Heath to
be Published.

BosToS, Mass, April Il. The Advertiser
will tomorrow publish statement from Mr..
Chas. Heath now residing at Maiden, who
is the party referred 10 bv Senator Dawes as
having had his gin house destroyed by rebels
on Christmas night. Heath was for a long
time planter in Caldwell Parish, Louisiana,
and gave offence to his neighbors by employ
ing a negro instead of a white overseer. He
has no lea who committed the outrage, but
he saws he will return to New Orleans in the
fall. Ths statement Is a graphic description
of the difficulties encountered while running
plantations.
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Petition for Discharge. - lnsolvent
Debtor.
STATE OF MAINE.

Al
kENNEBEC, SS:-COurt of Insolvency.
In the case of TOBIAS b. GERALD of Albion In
solvent Debtor.
NOTICEis hereby given that petition has, on
~ this fourteenth day of March, A. ID. 1851,
Tobias b. Gerald of Albion, in the County of Ken.
nebec. praying that he be decreed to have full
discharge from all his debts provable under the nso
vent Act, of the State of Maine, approy ed February
2l 1873. and upon said Petition, IT is ORDERED w
said Court that hearing be had upon the same be-
fore said Court at Probate Court in Augusta said
County of kennebec. en- Monday the eleventh siay
OF April, A. 1881, at two O'Clock in fh afternoon.
and that notice thereof be published in
the kennebcc Journal, once a week for
two successive weeks the last pub.
lcation to be ten days before the
day of hearing; and that all cred
ors who have proved their debts and other persops
interested, may appear at said place and time, and
snow cause, fany they have, why discharge should
OF his petition.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN
2w12
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Army Reunion.

NEW YORK, April Is. The twelfth annual
reunion of the Society OF the Army of the
Potomac, will be held at Hartford, June s.
General Wright will preside. Daniel
Dougherty of Philadelphia, will be orator. and
Capt. Sumner Of Bridgeport, poet of the &C.
casion. President Garfield and Generals
Sherman, Sheridan. Slocum, Hawley and
other officers will be present
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AmCurivalled Hair Dressing.

PRODUCING AS RICH AND CLEANLf AFFEAK
ANcE AS IF NATURE ALONE HAD lMPAErEp
1T.
BURNETT'S COCAINE is the best and
cheapest Hair Dressing-kiils dandr"i'
allavs irritation, and promotes vigorous
and healthy growth of hair. No other COM
pound produces these results.
The syoerioyify ofBURNETr'S FLAVOR
ING EXTRACTS consists in their perfect
purity and great strength. They are war
ranted free rom the poisonous oils and acids
which enter into the composition of many OF
the factitious fruit tiavors now in the market
TuTh&S&w
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Preparations for Great Strike at CIeye.
land. Ohio.

CLEVELAND. o., April Is. Moulders are
out in all but three or four foundries leaving
between fifteen and twenty works idle. En-
ployees have also combined and to-day mott
fled the men they will no longer pay an adj
vance and the men went out. All classes of
workmen seem to be preparing for strikes.
Yearly all trades here, even hod carriers.
have been called 10 meet and organize
union. A call issued to all street railway
employees to meet at midnight to arrange for
demand for more pay
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
Evening Report.

NEW YORK, April Is.
Money fairly active at q 6 on call and closed at D.
Prime mercantile paper q Exchange dull but
firm sII for long and So for short Governments
firm, and q higher. State bonds dull. Railroad
bonds moderately active. Stock market opened
strong and generally higher, but speculation soon
became weak and free selling movement was devel
oped which resulted in sharp decline in prices
The market continued TO decline steadily throughout
the afternoon the lowest figures of the day being
touched after the second board when decline from
the highest point of the morning ranged to 81, the
latter New Jersey Central Pacific Mail and Michigan
each selling off at ~, Lake and Lake Erie and West
ern and Wabash Pacific q, Union Pacific, p, and
metropolitan Elevated 3i In final sales recovery
of ! to / took place, the latter Union Pacific.
I.a,, ~.
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Election for Sachems for Tammany
Society.

NEW YORK. April l.. The annual cleo
ton for Sachems of Tammany Society to
night, was the most exciting held for many
years. Three tickets were in the field, the
regular John Kelley ticket. headed by Isaac
Bell. and a ticket made up of names from
each of the other tickets. The election re-
suited in the success of the Kelley ticket, by
majority of 80. Total number of votes,
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There is to be no reduction at present
on imported stockings, as previously or
dered BY the Treasury Department. The
order was suspended from operation on
the representation of delegation of Bos-
ION and New York manufacturer.
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Railroad Accident.

CoSooRp, n. H., April Is. While repair
ing bridge on the Montreal railroad at East
Concord, yesterday. forty men were swept
off the bridge by the swinging of large TIM
Der, and fell fifteen feet to the track beneath
Four were considerably injured.
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An Investigation Leads to the Discharge
of Men Arrested for Murder.

READING. Pa. April Is. In regard to the
to the reported murder of Mr.. Goode fifteen
years ago. and the arrest of three men, the
investigation led to the immediate discharge
of the men. no evidence connecting them
with the murder being given.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN ,h., go.
the estate of fF A"nsuator on
n; a., cJAMEs A. FLAGG, late of Benton.
H. h. ,e Sounty 81 kennebec, deceased iptestate .pd
that trust by giving bond as the ls,s
anains, ~. All persons, therefore, having demands
;it ~ ne estate OF said deceased. are desired to
sad . e sAme Ior settlement; and sll indebted to
=, estate are requested to make immediate navnens
March % ,ee, JACOB o. PEASLEE
- ' 3wl4
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ARoosToOK. ss:-court of County Comm;s,iorar,

January Term, 1881.
On the foregoing petition. ordered, That notice no
gwen tnat the Commissioners will meet on Monday
June i3th, 1881, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ at H.
slore Oh dudley Smith in Mapeion and hear all
parties interested in said road; and on the same
uay proceed to view the route meptioned in
;ad petition and there or at convenient place
ID Inc vicinity. hear all parties interested in said
ROAD through said towns, immediatelv ate
sara view anu take such further action i'm the nr,it
they Judge proper Said notice to be given nv
M atiested copies of the petition and tins order
upon the clerks Of shland, Castle Hill and M pleton
l hna upon reeT Dunn and George D. Dunn Of Ash
". Egery and Daniel Hinkley OF Bangor
s sh =, owners of lands in said town
sup no. IL, Range A. the other owners If anr
oehg unknown, and the Commissioners being
unable to ascertain by reasonable diligence who ,hsy
p!see ana oy posting up like copies in three public
Ashland. Castle Hill, and Mapieton' am
Pnonshing the same three successive weets in
me NORM star, a newspaper published OF
rescue Isle In said county and six successive weeI
IN the hennebec journal. the state papcr. the Ias
and said service and posting to be at least
thlrty days before said meeting that ali parties a.,
terested may attend and be heard If they see a. '
Attest - Il. l.. STAPLES Clerk
true copy oil Petition and Order thereon
o"' Attest; - b. L. STAPLES, Clerk.
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Violation Of the sabbath.

CIScINSarI, o.. April Is. Warrants were
issued for the arrest of the proprietors and
actors Of Coliseum Theatre, exhibiting al
Robinson's Opera House, proprietor OF Ell.
donade, elaven persons in all, for violation
Of the Sunday law forbidding places ofamuse-
nent being open Sunday. BE
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To the Hon. County Commissioners in and f,, tbs
County Of IroOstooE. "
WE undersigned, inhabitants of said county,
require that the location of county road begin.
ndhg al the Balls Mill road $50 caed) in Mapleton
flanafion, on land of A. H. Thompson: thence
running In nearly a sOuthwesterly diaection to the
north line of Lot No. l42 in Castle Hill Plantation.
,enee westerly, on or near lot lines, to near the
Haystack Mountain; thence southwesterIv IN III
south line Of said Castle Hill Plantation thence
westerly on the north side OF said line about one
ana one half rods; thence westerly on south side nj
Inc I betw en- Castle Hill and township M. II.
Range T. about one hundred and fftv rods. thcnc,
souhwesterly across the corner OF said Township No
r. Range T. to near the southeast corner of Iat ar
DOCK NO. Y in the town of Ashland; thence nv
the most direct and feasible route TO Ashland Vii
lage. We tn refOre respectfully request Won TO cx.
anime said route and locate said road at y0ur esriiet
convenience. JABEZ DORMAN
and "a o,t,.r,
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A delegation of republicans from Vir-
ginia called upon President Garfield Fri
day and protested against the recognition
of Senator Malone and his party of read
justers by the administration. The dele
cation declared there could be no harmo-
ny or amalgamation between the two par
ties. and urged the Importance of recog-
MIXING the existence of the republican or
ganization only in the distribution of Fed
er,al patronage in Virginia.
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President Garfield has taken prompt
measures for the relief of the sufferers
from the floods in Dakota. At the Cabi-
net meeting Friday. he directed attention
to the subject, and it was determined to
issue army rations for two weeks with
clothing and supplies. The Interior De-
partment is also to cooperate in the work
of relief.
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lf9aI embellishments.
mo the Court of County Commissioners within
l and for the Counties Of andre coggin and

Franklin.
The gned citizens OF the aforesaid counties
would respectfully represent that public convenience
and necessity require the location of county way
County and ia, in the County of franklin, and IL
cross the county line betwe said towns rs follows.
namely: Commencing at the county road leading
from North Livermore TO Jay Bridge near the union
schoolhO said Livermore and about four rods
North of the intersection of the road leading from
said county way to Liverm"re Fans, thence NORTH
westerly to the West line of said Live thence
in said Town of Jay in continuation of said course
to the gateway OF Michael Chenery on the road lead
ing by the residences of widow Cooling and d. Lor-
ing Chenery. We therefore pray your honorable
boards after due preliminary proceedings and requi
site notice ofthe same, will locate the same, as
in duty bound will ever pray.
Dated at LivermOre aforesaid, this seventh day of
February, A. ID. ISL
ALBERT JONES and Seveny-fve Others.
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lroxn 10 he that the republicans ought nor
: Surrender. but that it is important tnai
,ere should be some combinations, ana tna'
the republicans would not surrender any
principle by holding executive sessions "a, ana !,
then continuing the contest for what is caii' q
the disruption Of the solid South afterwa ,,o
This feeling is perhaps based more upon the
h ,pes of many than upon reasons when any
o re can give But whether exet q I've Sc. .
siops will be held or not it is very evident
that there is no purpose on the part OF the
republicans to abandon the contest when
caused the dead-lo
The SPEAKERsHIP.
Some Western Congressman contemplate
holding conference here within short time
to mature plans and to form combinations
the purpose of which is to secure the cleo
ton of a Western man as Speaker.
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Fire in Windsor.

GARDINER, April Is. The house and two
barns, owned by Hiram Ware, of Windsor,
were destroyed by fire. Loss about 5000;
| insured, $500.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebee Journal
Arrival Of q Steamship.

PORTLAND, April 10. Steamship Quebec,
from Liverpool, is sisnalled and will arrive
at $50.
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Father Scu1ly i.

of Cambridge, wishes all catholic children to
attend the parochial schools. II their parents
give them Sulphur Bitters they VIII nave
rosv checks and be strong and healthy. See
another column. apll?-Iulh&S&w
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WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next - Hour.

Indications for the Next ~ IiOuI.
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer.
Washington ID. c.. April 81 a. NJ
For the New England and Middle States,
higher barometer; slightly cooler northeriy
winds and fair weather.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The depression which at yesterday morn.
ing's report was central in the Mississippi
Valley. has moved slowl, northeastward, and
is now central in the Ohio Valley, and Is
rapidly filling up. The temperature has
fallen in the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys and in the Middle Atlantic
States and risen slightly in the South ATTAIN
tic and Gulf States and extreme Northwest.
Clear weather prevails in New England the
Lake region and Gulf States; partly cloudy
weather. with occasional light rains Ill the
North Atlantic, and the southern portion OF
Middle Atlantic states, and in Tennessee
The Missouri has risen 10 inches at Omaha;
the Mississippi at Cairo, and II at keokuk,
at all of which stations the rivers are above
the line. At this station the water has risen
five inches since \. NJ, flooding river bot
toms.
The indications are that fair weather Will
prevail tomorrow. The Mississippi will
probable continue to rise slowly at keokuk,
Cairo and Memphis.
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The latest statistics upon the great tex
tile staple of the country, form signih-
cant commentary upon the new system of
free labor, contrasted with the slave-whip-
ped cotton of the old regime. The receipt
of cotton at the great market ports. for the
past months, is unprecedented. 1t is now
quite certain that the cotton crop of 1880
in this country. reaches the enormous ag-
gregate of 6.4a2 900 bales, while the indi-
cations point to a still larger production
in 1881.
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\ food and medicine are combined III
the most perfect manner IN Malt Bitters.
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California Mining stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Is.
The following are the closing official prices OF min.