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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-01
HALLOWELL.

As Mr.. VIM BOdwell was engaged in
hrs.l;ro v,,u.b,e colt Nond.v tho ANNA,
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MIR. b. stopped 10 invite rrlend into the
sleigh with him when the colt, not approving
,b;s measura begap b;s manoeuxers AGAIN
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reSPohu I" tue can i"r .,.e a,'' NJ. "'"" mass
meeting 10 De heiu IN ots nan u'is evening,
al 10 me practice Oh Po'sSan'y crime
aeains. so',e1 ~ VI. $50 ,5 ), - .;n,o sas
uaiIa,au ~ wals mn os o,hsr c;t;e. and
80 40 do;,o 20 tho roc.ssi,v of II. sun-
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Esq, OF augusta, =. koweii, hevs. IL. '.
Emmons and A. W. Runyan, and possibly
ex-Gov. A. Z. Morrill,.
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Iii ho,d H. nox, rooo,;na :, Wor,h
1ou"r .r, W. Maroh 81 Oras,;ors tnr H.
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cnss'"n Du'y ., ."e u'""He W ou. O"'"""o"
schools anu Cu'-unue. r1An-racN
Seventh star orange, Troy atrohs OF nus
oahurS' co". r tne nns. y" "."e
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Wells Health Remover. Absolute cure for
nervous debility and Weakness of the genera
tive functions, 81 At druggists. Depot Part
ridge Bros. Augusta.
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TREATMENT
CUTICURA

Remedies for sale by all druggists. Price OF
CUTICURA, Medicinal Jelly. small boxes, so cents
large boxes. 81. CUTlCURA REsoLvENT, the new
Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle CuTICURA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAP. 25c.; CUTICCRA SOAP (the queen OF
medicinal aud toilet soaps, 25c. CUTICURA MED
ICISAL SHAVING SOAP, l5c. Principal depot,
WEEKS 4 POTTER Rosfon Msss
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l3ifD.

In Gardiner. Feb. 9th, Ssbrina, wife of Daniel
Larrabee, aged ~ years and 10 months.
In Albion, Feb sd, Mr.. Sanford Peaslee, aged
So years.
In China, Feb. a5th, Mrs. Betsy, wife OF the late
Stephen Farnsworth, aged II years and months
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State News.
CUMBERLAND.

William ]. Lloyd of Portland has two
boarders-Francis Hicks. II wears old, ant
John Marian. 19 years. Lloyd came home
SATURDAY. night and found his wife chatting
with the boarders in the kitchen. He assault
ed them with tea kettle full of boiling wa
ter. terribly scalding Marran's arm. and also
cut Hicks in the hand with pocket knife.
He also beat and abused his wife.
The Argus says C. P. Mattocks has bond
ed the Cumberland Oxford Canal property
from Saccarappa to Sebago Lake. TO Msssa-
chusetts parties. TO be used in the construc-
ton of a narrow gauge railroad. in order TO
develop the water power in this section OF the
canal. As soon as the business is more fol-
ly developed on the river if is proposed to
lay third rail and haul the P. & O. cars di-
rect to the mills. The development Of these
water powers will be of great Importance to
Portland as we'll as the p. &. o. r. r.
FRANKLIN.
The Photograph saws the town debt of
Phillips has been refunded at four per cent
on all except the loan for the railroad.
Miss NJ. A. Russell of Arson while visit
ing in Phillips. fell upon the ice and very Sc
verely injured herself. Feb. 18th She was
about to be married to 5. ID. Savage of
Waterville. and FRIDAY 18th. was married in
despite of the prospect that she might be a
cripple for life Fortunately. she seems TO
be recovering from the sad accident
LINCOLN.
The Lincoln News s2vs the matter of lease
of the X. & L. X. X. to the Maine Central
begins to be matter of discussion at Dam
ariscotta and Newcastle, but there is not at
present appearance. full consent to the con-
tract, many claiming that forfeiture should
be guaranteed on the part of the Maine Cen
trail railroad to protect the Knox & Lincoln
railroad from failure TO meet stipulated rent
and possible depletion of value without re-
newal.
The Reporter says the family of Mr. John
Dunn of Whitefieid has been sadly afflicted
the past few weeks. Some three weeks ago
the eldest son. aged Il, died with pneumonia
The next Friday after, daughter aged "a
died with diphtheria. Since that time the
other five children have all had the diphtheria
in a malignant form, one being very sick.
OXFORD.
South Andoyer man. vino has made the
object a special study for several years,
claims to have discovered perpetual motion,
and is hard at work on machine which em-
bodies and applies the discovery.
Mr.. Geo. A. Briggs of South Paris, while
handling an unruly COW, snapped the cord of
his thumb in two. He was etherized and the
two ends of the cord sewed together, and ma
ture is steadily doing the rest.
The various village schools are closing, all
being with great unanimity pronounced 'suc-
cessful'
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Fits. Fits. Fits.

successfully treated by Worlds Dispensary
Association. Address, with stamp for pam
phet Buffalo. n. Y. feb2sd&w lw3p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-01

The following is a statement showing the
foreign born population of Maine, distributed
according to place of birth among certain
selected foreign countries, according to the
United States Census of 1880. This state
ment is still subject to revision:
~" -. 49,, ss,@.
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HENRY,S CARBOLIC SALyE.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter,
Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions, Freckles and PIN
Piles. The salve is warranted to give perfect
satisfaction in every money refunded.
Be sure you get HENRY'S CARBOLIC
SALVE. as all others are but limitations and
ceunterfeits. Price % cents.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
Augusta, March !, 1882
The MERCANTILE BANK, Bangor. q state Bank
having, the 9Th day OF March 1876 filed a notice
of the surrender of its charter with the Secretary
State its liability redeem its bills will expire on
the 9Th day Of March instant and this l. the public
zion required by Section 81 of Chapter ~ Of The Re-
vised Statutes. JOSEPH o. SMITH,
marlf3t Secretary OF State.
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FALLING HAIR

Frank A. Bean. Steam Fire Engine Boston. vi
cured OF Alopeca or falling of the hair. by the Cut
cura Resolyent blood purifier internally and Cut
cura and CuticuTa Soap the CREST skin cures) exte
nally. which completely restored his hair when u
said he would lose IT,
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SCALD HEAD.
MILK CRUST.

Mrs. Bowers, li3 Clinton St. Cincinnati speaks OF
her sisters child who cured of milk crust which
resisted all remedies for wears. Now nne
healthy boy, with beautiful head of hair
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f36S.6S

The probability is that the Maine tanksrd
vas carried out of the country BY loyalists,
and subsequently, brought back again to
Maine" We agree with our namesake in its
heory, as the tankard now in the possession
Mr.. S. A. Russell of this city is plainly OF
american make, as it has no government
stamp upon it, which is the case of all silver
ware made in Great Britain. Mr.. Russell is
.ooking up the history of the tankard, and
MS researches demonstrate that it is a genuine
relic Of Paul Revere. He has received one
o6er Of $500 for it.
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(lticura

Geo. w Brown. IS Marshall st Providence, K. i.
cured BY Cuticura Resolvent (blocd purifier, and
Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the great skin cures)
Of Ringworm Humor got q; the BARRIERS, which
spread all over his ears. neck and face aud for six
years resisted ali kinds of treatment.
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CARD.

The members Of the Augusta Band desire TO ex.
press their thanks to the citizens and friends no 90
nobly supported them by their assistance and liberal
patronage at the Fair and Leyee given by that
organization. II. L. COOMBS. Sec'y
Augusta, Feb. q. lss2.
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DIR. GREEN'S OxYGENATED BITTER.

is the oldest and best remedy. for Dyspepsia,
Billiousness, Malaria, Indigestion, all dsor-
ders of the stomach, and all diseases indi-
eating an impure condition of the Blood,
Kidnesy, Liver. Skin: etc.
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SKIN HUMORS.

r H. Drake. Esq. agent for Harper & Bros, De
II :, Sieh gives astonishing account of his case
teczems enf). which hsd been treated ey a CO..
snlia,ion of physicians without benefit. snd which
speedily Yielded TO she Cuticurs Resolven; blood
purifier internally and Cuticurs and Csiicars soar
lthe great skin cures, externally.
SCALD HEAD.
n. A RAYMOND. Auditor F. W.. ]. & 8. r. R
Jackson. Mich. was cured Of scsld Head of nine
years duration hy the Cuticura Remedies.
ECZEMA.
Hon. VIM Taylor. Boston, Mass permanently
cured OF a humoF of the neck and scalp, eczema
thsi had been treated unsuccessfuiy twelve
by msuy of Bosions best physicians and noted
specialists. As well As European authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-07
THE SCIOTO DISASTER.

MINGo JUNCTION. Ohio, July 6.-The bodies
of Charles sweariagen, OF Kensington' ONO; Daniel
Thomas the captains 4. r. smith and man named
Dunhamer or Durnamer Of Welsvie, OHIO, were found
this morning ADout forty men VINO came down Win
skas and cannon rom East Liverpool are dong good
work Several bodies are lodged III tue engneroom ana
under the bow, but want of necessary appari-
tus prevents their being reached boats
and graphing tools. diving bells ETC.
are On the WAY from PtsDurg When me wreck Is raised
~ H. exec ed that from thirty 10 nfty DOdles viii d.
fnund rbe missing are aCcuIulating, abd Win Nhat
nv been found the dead viii number slktyhte or
seventvdve Doubtless ali, neariy ai, WILL Dc IOuhd
a. and around the wreck. Every hour Drings Peep e
here hunting for ana giving names oil missing
nave moi been learned before The dead SO lar nave
hern recognized aud removed promptly 10 thelf latt
bomcs rhe body OF stewart Pipes repOrteu lOuhu yes
te day. has yet been found
srzUBENvLLE. Ohio, July 6.-Four bodies nave been
recovered from the wrecked scioto to-day-Lihcolh
Beardreere Thomas BcaTdmere, Thomas Leth ana
Charles swearingen The friends OF the lost ones are
throu "a. tne =tatrrO1m floors and despo ing Tue
boat generally To discover their bodies possible HS
steamer Welcome Is sul AT the wreck inc poa, IN
probably be raised unul o-mOrIO"' h"0 H'''' Va
lost Is now estimated AT 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-07
DUTIES or THE rARIFf coMMISsIoM

MEETING OF THE MEMBERS AT WAsIIINGToN-AN
Address BY THE PRESIDENT, JOHN l. HAYES.
WASHINGTON, jay 6.-Ihe Idrlh COmmIs-
sion created under the act oil Congress approved May ID,
1s-2 having been convened by the secretary oil tie
Treasury 20 meet In Washington d. c., July ., 1851 as
seob. N the large psriOr the Ebbitt House at noon
today The folio ng-naued gentlemen, comprising
fine full commission were their seats: Hon John L.
u.yes OF Cambridge, Mass; lion. Duncan f. kenner'
NeV-Oreans: Hon. William II. McMahon New-fork
CITY: Henry w. oliver. jr., Pit sbrrg, Penn; Hon ~ NJ
Garland Springfield H.; Hon Robert T. Porter wash
IN ron D. C.; Hon John W. H. Underwood Rome Ga,
Hon Alexander H. Boteler, ohepherdstown, W. Va; Hon
Jacob a. Amber, salem, ONO.
The president, Mr. Hayes then arose and delivered
the opening address, which listened to WIN close
attention He said, among other things
Won will doubtless agree with me that TINS c0mnls
.iou uas no otuer functions tnan those PROVIDED Dy
Ion ana mat its essential dunes are defined Dy tue
turd srction u the act constituting the c,mhisHlo
Tne Law declares that tine OtyrctFr polut ul our
ihors A. the establishment OF JudelouH tarlH or re-
vision of ne existing tArn laws upon scale 81 Justice
a. Iii uteresfs Need tbaf Win Justice AZ our foic
- mi ,xifh fidelity 10 direction, our lADors VIII
have their highest for public approval ana even
hi thf fis -uficIeut Tor our own COhtchihcht
49, NJ End IN view no special INDUSTRY can have I'M
due advantage no private lnlere-.s can Oe G 90,
M amy promoing one industry yet depressing another
chr he iustned aud the relations OF the industries 70
each other no less tnAn the special Necessities OF ech
he Moreover, through the cohitouH
al insfee 10 All interests made imperative Dy 'he law,
the constitutional theorc zeal serupes WHICH 4H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-07
THE PROcEEDINGs IN COURT.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-When the Criminal
Court rea-zcmDed this morning after i've days recess
all OF the defendants in the Route withthe
exception OF Brady and Rerden, present. II an
-ver 70 an inquiry the Court Mr Bliss said that he
had about finished evidence the routes u2rer
consideration on Friday last. The prosecution then
opened the regular proceedings with the reading OF con-
tracts orders aud other papers relating 10 route No
3-113. from rawlings to White River, Col. Route No.
3-.Ol5. from NermuiOn TO sioux rails, Dakota,
another Dorsey route, JDeL taFcn up. Originally
let az $685. this r0lte increased and Sbanled an
sJ.3lj per annum extra compensation WIS allowed.
Nr Brewer CORES pOudiug ce of the Contract Olce
was called and prov cd the Official papers relating 20 tde
route.
Du then taken up sInls Is oiiner route aud was
let at $3.50. The contractors pay aftf rward III
creased 10 $4,000, aud tie pay or the sud-
contractor increased In proportion AihdaYs ny MINER
and Boone represent the impracucaDle nature Of the
route assert the advertised distance l. 100 miles less
than the real distance, and say Che country IL 80 COM
plrtely infested with hostile Indians that no carrier
would dare venture over the route without
a military escort Under these circumstances
Miner requested tlscoLtlnuance Of the ser
vice, and his application was Endorsed by
Delegate hidder The service WAS however, Increased
XpedIl Miner auldavt stating mat the schedule
which he then operating required Twelve lrn
and thirteen horses. and tnat the expedited schedule
would require $50 men aud 100 L0r-es. numb r ~
petitions and letters relating the route were presented
aud read together with their Endorsements.
Contract Clerk Brewer recalled Oy the deTence
and described the III. thOd followed the Contract OF
fee IN making The calculations Or expedited service.
AT I'll e cOncusi of THIS witness testimony Judge
Wyhe uIruea abruptly TO the jury and dismissed them
until tomorrow. Counsel and spectators assumed a
but after priv4le consutlO with Mr Merrck Last
Ing about nYe minutes, the court was adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-07

BACON-At TarryOwnon ldson. Monday, July g. Gilbert
jenkins Bacon, aged 81 years
CUsHING-On "Wednesday, July g. John T, Of Henry
Funeral the residence OF John V .rspha
FOrdh am, y. Y, saturday 9Th inst at 1880 a.
HARVEY-At ms residence, IN POdghkeepse July
1882, A r. Harvey, VI. u.
Funeral Washington Street VI F. Church, Pough-
keeDs.e on Saturday, the eth INST, Al p.
The remains viii lie Church from 10 ESQ
such friends ana acquA.ntances as desire
10 do
Friends requested not TO send flowers.
HOPKINS-At Wluamstown. Mass. July T. Mary Louisa,
eldest daughter o. Or. Marx LOpNlus-
RI-AsELI-In Brooklyn Tuesday. July 4, sarah Ann.
daughter the late captain Henry Russell IN tue Ooth
of her
- AOngOe-iiace.
RUs-On Thursday Jul Leila Travers Russell wife OF
Charles p Russo, NJ. D.. aged % ysar5
Funeral oaluday, July AZ her residence No West
l1rtn-st at noon.
sEF-sudden.y az Tdrry;ovn MONDAY. July 3, William
See lar - and eliza ia me z3d year OF his
FnIera services held Friday July the second
Reformed Church. at IA O'Clock
TALMAGE-ABBEY-At IT. Elmo, Colorado. Monday. July
3 Frances wife OF Charles T. Abbey and daughter VI
the Dan 1amage.
The funeral serves win be held the residence Of her
brother Dan Taluage - south OAtordsL, BsOOkya
on fuDAy afternoon a. $50 o'clock.
Thursday morning OF Br shts disease. Dr. MILO
Wilson. Denver. Colorado iormeriy 81 tbs city
u sSstons
Chapel. 4 33ti 81. AID 1thaAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-07
TILE SIZE ROUTE DISCS.
STARTLING DISCLOSURES PROMISED.
THE GRAND JURY TO BE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS N
DICrsiENT OF ONE OR MORE SENATORS.

STARTLING DISCLOSURES PROMISED.
TIE GRAND JURY TO BE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
DICrMgNT OF ONE OR MORE SENATORS.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE.l
WASHINGTON, July 6.-There are rumOrs Of Sc
rious misunderstanding between lawyers Bliss and
Meruck OF the star Route prosecution, which seem
10 be unfoundcd, and Of forthcoming developments
of sensational nature, which have some basis IN
fact
4 TRIBUNE correspondent called upon M Mer-
rick this evening TO learn what it might suit him to
tell in REG lrd to these matters. In reply TO an in
quiry about the alleged misunderstanding Mr.. Mer-
rick quickly and heartily said:
There IS not a word of truth in it. We are on
the hes. Of terms"
well then. is it true that you have discovered
traces Of the completely of - and -" men
tioniDg the names of two prominent officials whose
names have not yet been connected with the trans
actionJ +" in the star Route frauds !"
"Ah, upon that can say nothing" replied the
lawyer. &c can only tell you thu 'ir, Bliss and l
have had no opportunity Tor con- -. on since the
adjournment of the Court on last Friday afternoon
until to-day 7 had obtained certain information
and he had Inklngs OF like nature, aud the proc
ability that the Gran ury VIII De convened
again as q result Of OuT JOINT discoveries
- infer qut ries the correspondent that You
would not allow tie mention OF the Two names IN
that connection TO pass "a that way II there was no
truth In The Tum0r ~
saw nothing You have mentioned the names
Of two very prominent men, and you must draw no
inferences either from my silence, or rom my ad-
mission"
m recOnyenIng the Grand Jury is to lay before 1t
facts which may lead 10 tle Indictment Of one or
more members of the United STATES senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-07
GEyERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
ALABAMA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

ALABAMA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July G.-Gcorge Turner,
ex-Un.ted states Marshal and Special United states
Distrct-Atorney called the Republican state Conyen-
ton to order to-day The white portion il largely com
posed OF posmasters and other Uned states officials.
The coored element Is in the majority Mr. Turner In
his opening speech enlogized exlresident Grant and
President Arthur and SAID has the TACT that tue Repao
cau party endured years OF President Hayes and
was alive to-day was something 70 be thankful Tor
He urged the convention TO approve the ticket nOm
mated at Birmingham.
In namiug "A man for temporary chairman storm was
raised one side favored a cD0rcd post Office einpoye
In Tai. city Tor the position and the otter favored COZ
Ored delegate FROM Dallas County The result was the
election oi Cha rman Turner'S cA0ice.
The vote On temporary chairman indicates that the
couyeut on viii approve me Greeuback ticket There
we're several ana nlg wrahge arose over the
tltu oil appuiutiug committees. Iuc approving wing
wanted tile 10 select the Credentials COmAlttec
vile the opposing faction wanted each Con
yressional district To name the commit
feemen The former prevailed, and the Chair
ammo nted delegation which ported az O'Clock. seat
Ine tue delegation headed by General Burke, OF the
United slates custom House at NOBLE. Aiter good
deal OF Wrangiing the report adopted Resolutions
were adopted euOIstc OF Precedent Arthur. The ticket
Of the tfreenbacGers and independents nominated al
Birmlng ham, was approved &. G. sheets was made
permanent chairman, and George Turner CHAIRMAN OI
Ihe committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-07
ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS MEETING.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July 6.-Ihe kepubli-
can state Convention met at o'clock this afternoon
John H. Johnson colored, elected temporary chair
man. and John IL. BROKER temporary secretary
One hundred and MY delegates are
present all parts OF the State being represented.
The Hon. Powell CLAYTON Ex-Governor and ex- United
states senator, was made perman Mt president lie
made speech advising the convention TO make straight
ticket and contend for free ballot and Iair count al
the election committee Of nne on resolutions were
anpuuted 10 whom all resolutions were referred With
an debaIe Among others referred 10 the committee
Was am, ooposlng tue Flshbaok amendmeAt prOpo IN
the repudlalOn OF the state D0niA. 49, . -
me convention then nominated Col w. ID. slack by
accaatlon as R,nuDncan candidate for G0yerno