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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-06-06
Stephen d. Lindsey.

In an article published in the columns
Of the Journal May 10th. we stated that
If Mr.. Blaine should decline to allow his
name to be placed upon the republican
ticket as candidate for Congress. Hon.
Stephen d. Lindsey would have his name
placed upon the ticket IL the wishes of his
old constituents in the third district are re-
garded by the State convention.
Mr.. Blaine has formally declined to &C.
cupy place upon the republican ticket.
Mr.. Lindsey viii: therefore be candidate
for nomination for Congress at the State
convention. His old constituents will
give him strong and united support in
the convention. his name Is mentioned
with favor in all parts of the State. and
We have no doubt that his will be one oil
the names placed upon the State ticket.
Mr.. Lindsey is man Of ability, honesty
straightforwsrdness, experience in public
aaAirs. and personal popularity. He is a
sound and successful lawyer. and a good
speaker when occasion demands, though
more noted a. worker than talker in the
House. He has represented the third Con-
gressional district In the XIV and XLvl
Congresses, and thus far inthe XLvIT. His
name will add strength to the State ticke,
in the canvass. and his election will give
the State representative upon whose in
tegrity, ability and fidelity the people can
safely depend.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The SIX Per Gents.

WASHINGTON, June 5.
Secretary Folger stated this morning that
he had no intention of continuing the out
standing six per cent bonds at three per cent,
and that he has never entertained such An
idea.
Another Mosiou to be Made for Guiteau.
Reed stated today, after the failure of his
motion in the Guiteau case before the court
in banc, that he intended tomorrow to present
further motion in the criminal court, Judge
Wylie presiding. Nothing is known of its
nature BY any person except the district at
torney and Reed, but it is supposed to be
based on technical objections to the form OF
the verdict.
Jack Cole.
Jack Cole, of the Jeannetts crew, has been
brought here and placed in st. Elizabeth's
Hospital for the insane.
The Geneva Award Bill Law.
The President today approved the act re-
establishing the court of commissioners OF
Alabama claims. and for the distribution Of
the unappropriated Geneva award.
The Star Route Cases.
Col. Bliss resumed his opening address tt
the jury in the star route cases in the, crimi
nal court this morning.
Bliss summed up the case and at the con
clusion the court adjourned until tomorrow
when Wilson opens for the defence.
Florida Contested Election Case.
WASHINGTON, June 5.
The report of the house committee on cleo
tions in Florida contested election case
Witherspoon VS.. Davidson, be submitted t.
the House at an early day. 1t will declare
Davidson (democrat), the sitting member
entitled to q seat, and recommend that thu
contest be dismissed.
Kasson introduced a bill in the House toda..
which provides for reference of contested
election cases to the court claims for judicia
ascertainment of facts at issue and gives sucl
cases priority over all other business.
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The state Convention.

The republican State convention will
b held in Portland one week from to-day.
The wet weather has delayed the work of
farmers very much. but we hope this will
not prevent their attending the convention
In full numbers. They must remember
that this is not an ordinary State conven-
don. Besides nominating candidate for
Governor il has to nominate four can
didates for Congress. Great interests de-
pend upon the convention. A more i'm
portant political convention WAS never
held In the State. It Is desirable, there
fore. that It be well attended BY represen-
tative men of the party. and particularly
10 IL desired that the rural, farming towns
do not fail on account Of pressure Of work
caused BY the late rains and the backward
season. % b represented BY full delega-
lions Of their best men It the convention.
Lse ~ not have convention like that 1t
Bangor which nomina1sd Gov. Piaistsd.
In which The ahssnce Il he haEd-6sted
ysomanry Of the Stats was one Of the
moet noticeable teat1res.
The Staes commitAes have made favora-
BILE axrangsmsnl. fbr convsyance By rail-
roeds and steamers. % thak he expense
x aaAssdlng VIII b light. he great ma
jdrily 4 6slegaAas will ~ b spsad but
90 ~ aw1v e.on 49,. ~ -
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FOREIGN NEWS.
eAR1sAlul,s DEATH.

The Vatican Organ On His Character.
LONDON, June 5.
A Madrid Dispatch says CASTELAR, heard
directly BY telegraph from Caprera Of the
death Of Garibaldi. He Immediately sent Q
telegram to Menotti Garibaldi, textually ex-
pressing in his own name and for all Span
ish democrats their profound grief and sym
patty at the demise of the hero whose loss il
q great misfortune for liberty and for the
democracy, as his life was noble lesson Of
patriotic fortitude and sacrifice to the cause
of modern progress. Innumerable kilograms
besides that of CASTELAR, were sent by liberal
statesmen. The principal papers here pub
lish long aud touching obituary notices. FL
GIobo, the organ of CASTELAR,, and other re-
publican papers appear in mourning.
RoxE, June 5.
Garibaldi tainted at $50 Friday evening,
but really fingered until s. so, when his death
occurred. The Vatican organ, voce Della
Verta says Garibaldi was one of the most
determined, but also one of the frankest of
our adversaries. Not from him came the
heaviest blows and bitterest troubles. He
was no hypocrite. May the prayers of his
pious mother have smoothed the last mo.
ments of her sons agitated life. The Stand
ards Rome dispatch says On hearing Of the
death OF Garibaldi, the Pope remained silent
for a while, then, raising his eyes to
heaven he said: There has gone another
figure of revolution. God be merciful to
him.
The remains of Garibaldi will be cremated
Wednesday. Services attending the crema
ton will be of non religious character. 1t is
proposed to erect light house at Caprera al
a memorial of the deceased general. -Four
hundred University students wrecked
the offices of clerical nee spapers Cassandrina
and VOce Della Verita, because the former
had spoken unexpectedly of Garibaldi.
PARIS. June 5.
follows: 1t is more than death, it is catas-
trophy, not only Italy and France but man
kind mourns."
Deputations from the Senate and Deputies
and municipality of Rome and representa-
tives of the King and Ministry will proceed
| to Caprera, Tuesday. The date of the fu
neral has not yet been decided upon.
| Movements are being made in many cities
| for the erection of monuments to Garibaldi
| LONDON, June 5.
| The Golden Club have passed a resolution
expressing regret at the death of Garibaldi.
PEsrH, June 5.
| The lower House of Diet adopted resolu
ton expressing sympathy for the loss Italy
and mankind has sustained by the death o
| Garibaldi.
| TRIESTE, June 5.
The Italian organ Independence having
appeared with black border, because of thu
death of Garibaldi. has been con6scated by
the authorities. All concerts and perform
ances at the theatres have stopped. No rea
son is assigned for this action. Great excite
ment prevails. All shops are closed. Som
disturbances occurred Saturday evening ant
several arrests were made.
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Republican State Convention.
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
Tuesday, June 18th, 1882.
Railroad and Steamboat Arrangements.

haiIroao ana SteamDoat arrangements.
Maine Central Railroad Tickets for any train
Monday, June 18th or Tuesday morning, good to re.
turn on any train Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
may be had one fare for the round trip special
train over this road will leave Bangor at an hour
early enough to reach Portland in season for the
convention, running over the back route via Lewis.
ton.
Knox & Lincoln Railroad - From Rockland. Tbom
aston and Warren, 81 so Tor round trip, Wadodoro'
$225 Newcastle and Damariscotta 81 90, Wiscasset
~ 20. Good same dates as Maine Central.
Bucksport Bangor Railroad Same as Maine
Central.
European North American Railroad Same as
Maine Central.
Portland Rochester Railroad One fare for
round Trip to delegates presenting credentials to
ticket agents. Good same dates Maine Central.
full fare TO Portland will be furnished with free re !.
turn checks upon presentation thei credentials to
the Secretary of the state Committee
Bangor Piscafaquis Railroad-One fare for
round trip from stations on the road to Bangor on
June 18th good to return on the 18th.
Eastern Railroad One fare for round trip. Tick
ing 18th and l4th.
Boston Maine Railroad Same as Eastern Rail.
Somerset Railroad Round trip tickets over this
ROAD only for one fare and fifteen added thereto
Sandy River Railroad :-One fare for the round trim
Tickets good June 18th and 14th.
Grand Trunk One fare for the round trim, Tick
ets good going to Portland Tor 18th and 18th. return
Rumferd Fals and Buckield Railroad Same rs
Grand Trunk. 10
New Brunswick Railway and New Brunswick and
Canada Railway :-One fare round trip.
. For land, Bangor, Machias & Mt. Desert Steamboat
Co From Rockland and return. 81. 3d. Ca.tine nd
return " So Deer Isle 81 so, sedgwck s3OO South
~es 81 barbor. 81 o. Bar Harbor s4o0 Millbridge
t4.oo. Jonesport 800, Machiasport 100. Tickets
good to return during the week.
=, b0stoh and Bangor Steamship Co. Bangor to
fockland and return. $i50. Hampden to RockIand
ana return. laS, Winterport 40 Bucksport 81 25
oearsport $it0. Belfast IS cents, Camden rs cents
international steamship Co "a so for round trip,
Passport to- Portland. Tickets good to return Wed.
nesday or Friday of same week The steamers of
TINS line will leave each end of the route Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays. ~'''
Floor and side Galleries of City Hall will be re-
served for DELE gates who will be admitted by tickets
20 casshed as 10 seat town and county delegations
together Delegates will obtain their tickets Of the
members Of the State Committee for their
counties upon presentation of credentials on morning
OF Convention to the stale Committee VIII ch viii be
10 session to receive the same in the Common Coun.
Gil chamber at the City Hail.
In the matter of tickets for delegates IL In under
stood that they are not necessary for admission TO
the NALL but simply to 10 individual delreates
seats with other delegates from their town and
'ou"''' june3
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DALLAS, Tex. June 5.
Early this morning an attempt was made
oy four masked men to rob west bound
express on the Missouri Pacific Railroad
near Denton. The train was tagged, but
suspicious having been aroused. when the
robbers attempted to board the train thew
we're meet with volley which put them to
flight. One Of the robbers was reported
found dead near the scene. The posse il in
hot pursuit of the remaining three.
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Death Of Professor Stewart.

BOSTON, Mass, June ).
Prof. w. Frank Stewart, of Nevada, aged
fifty-nine, died this MOI ming at the Crawford
House. in this city. He was born in In.
diana in 1928, he enlisted in the famous
Indiana regiment which served in the Mex
lean war. When the California fever broke
out he was one Of the Forty miners" He
was with Walker in Nicaragua He lived in
California and Nevada until 1879, where he
was miner. editor, State Senator and mining
expert He went to Maine just before the
mining excitement there reached its height.
and became interested in the development Of
what be believed to be promising mining
distric. Prof Stewart was q widower and
leaves but one child. . daughter, married
and residing in San Jose. California He
has also brother, well-known lawyer, in
the West.
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PERILS OF THE SEA.
Sorrowfll Story of Suffering Told by one
Of the Crew Of a Providence Vessel.

ST. john, June 8.
A young fisherman named Joseph Marks.
now here, tells q sorrowful story Of suffering.
He was one of the crew of a Providence, X.
l., fishing schooner. named Wingela Julia,
or something like that. On the 10Th of
April, off the banks of Newfoundland, he and
ten others went of in dories, leaving the
cook alone on board. Fog came on and
Marks lost the vessel and for four days the
dory drifted about. On the first day Marks
ate some raw Goldfish. but for the remaining
days and nights had nothing to eat or drink
On the 10Th Of April he was picked up by the
bark Condor and landed at Buetouche last
week, thence coming to St. John. He was
completely exhausted and partly frozen. His
face and hands are stiff and the captain OF
the Condor had to force open his mouth to
give him nourishment. 1t is more than prob
able that the others of the schooner's crew
Jared - badly ~ Marks if not worse.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.

West VAUDEVILLE Elects Thomas Dele
gates.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal
WEsr WATERvILLE, June 5.
West waterville has chosen delegates to
the State convention in favor of W. w.
Thomas, Jr. for governor, also delegates to
the county convention in favor of Stevens fol
sheriff, Haines for county attorney. and
Fogler for register of deeds.
A Correction.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal
GARDINER, June 5.
The dispatch from this city in regard to the
delegates chosen to the county convention
was erroneous 10 one respect, viz: the dele.
gates were uninstructed as to any county
officer. The so called Siphers' delegates were
elected by . vote of l26 to ll6 for the
Stevens ticket.
Robbie Delegates.
RocKPoKT, June ).
A republican caucus at Hope elected ROBBIE
and Simonton delegates.
Caucus at Biddef0rd.
BIDDEFoRD, June 5.
Ats republican caucus this evening to
choose delegates to the State convention, l6
delegates were chosen. They were unin
structed, but stand to q man for Thomas.
Disaster to a stage.
WIscAssET, June 8.
Az the Boothbay stage was crossing a toll
bridge this forenoon, the bridge gave way
letting the stage, two horses and four passen
gers into the river. No lives lost.
Suicide.
BANGOR, June 5.
The wife of Frank s. Trickey, of THU
city, committed suicide this afternoon b,
drowning herself in cistern.
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Candidate for Congress.
A very large number Of prominent and
Influential republicans in every county in
The Stats. aggregating several Thousands
In Ill. united in addressing to Mr.. Blaine
the following invitation dated May. 1882.
HoH. JANIS @. BLAME:
The undersigned republicans Of the State
q Maine. fully recognizing the local and na-
tional importance Of the coming campaign in
eur State, and believing that nothing would
odd 20 much 70 the assurance Of our parfy's
success - the prestige Of your name upon
ths republican ticket, respectfully snd urgent
y request that you will consent TO be nom
mated for Congressman 1t large. and give us
the advantage Of your candidacy and person
n popularity in the work of redeeming the
State.
Mr.. Blaine has just replied as follows !:
wAsHIserox, d. c., June 8, 1882.
Hos. AHsox p. MoaRILL, Hox. ABsEE Co
sunS, Hox. NEAL Dow, Hos. SAMUEL z.
SPHixe, HoH. Josns II. DKunxoSD,
Ger. FRANCIS FEssEsDES. GEN. SELDEx
Conxon. Hox. DANIEL r. DAVIS, FRAxcIs
CoBB, ESQ.,:
GsntiemeH-Your very kind letters urging
me TO become candidate for representative
in Congress have been supplemented BY sim
liar expressions from large number Of the
best and truest republicans of Maine. A re-
quest 30 general, 90 cordial, so unprecedented.
has caused me to weigh the question serious
y In oil it, bearings, to measure my obliga-
tons, and to ascertain my duty.
Amer the fullest reflection feel constrained
10 withhold the use Of my name. For twenty
three years was continuously in the public
service, and left 1t in consequence Of . traR-
sdy that has involved deep changes in the
policy of the government Since then I have
been attending TO long neglected private
affairs, from which cannot at this time turn
aside except with injustice to those Who have
even stronger claim upon me than the great
constituency, which in all these years has
honored me with earnest support and with
unwavering confidence.
II could persuade myself that my
candidacy would add to the strength Of
tuc IcROUSbCou tIGAetg Wouiu D0DOtoi-
nate all personal considerations, and at
once comply with your desire. But I
cannot hatter myself that this 10 the
case. The convention will not fail to pre-
sent list Of candidates for Congress that
will command the united and hearty support
of our political friends. Moreover in every
town. the zeal and energy Of the party will
be quickened by the importance Of choosing q
Legislature that will re-elect Mr.. Frye and
: thus preserve our republican strength in the
United States Senate, which has been for
twenty. eight years unbroken. Towards these
results shall cheerfully contribute my full
share Of labor, and not with less effect. hope,
because shall speak a. private citizen
interested only in maintaining the ascendancy
Of sound republican principles.
Through you beg to return my thanks to
every gentleman in the State who has honor
ed me with 20 signal an expression of friend
ship and confidence. esteem that express
ion far beyond the position to which you
proposed to elect me.
am Gentlemen
Very truly yours.
JANIS g. BLAINE.
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Pure Cod-Liver Oil made from selected
lvers, on the sea-shore, by CAswELL, HAZARD
e GO, New York. 1t Is absolutely pure and
sweet Patients who have once taken il
prefer It to all others. Physicians have
decided IT superior to any of the other oils in
Chapped hands, face, pimples, and rough
skin. cured ~ using JUNIPER TAI Soar, made
~ CAswEIL, HAZARD { Co., New York.
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STATE OF MAINE.

kENNEBEc ss.-Board Of County Commissioners,
April Session, 1882
On the foregoing Petition. satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re.
sponsibe and ought to be heard touching the matter
ret forth in said petition. 1t Is thirty
days previous notice be gwen that the County Gem.
missioners will meet at dwelling house of VIM H.
Roberts in Wayne, Tuesday, the 18th day of Jun,.
next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and thence proceed to view
the route mentioned In said Petition, and immed-
lately afterwards hear the parties and their
and then take such further measures IN the
as may be adJudged proper. Said notice to be given
by serving atfested copies of said Petition and this
order thereon upon the Clerk Of the town of Wayne
ana cy posting up snch copies in three public places
N said town, and by Publishing the same in the
nennebec Journaa public newspaper printed in said
county that all persons and corporations interested
may attend and be heard ifthey think proper.
Attest - A. &. OTIS Clerk.
:, A true copy Of the Petition and order Of court
thereon. -
3w2i Attesf.-A n OTIS rfart
KkNNEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court at
augusta, on the fourth Monday of May, 1889:
A LIB ON F. WATSON. Administrator on the
"A estate Of George Marston, late OF Fsyette,
deceased, having peiitoned for distribution to the
heirs OF money remaining in his hands:
ORDERED, That notice thereofbe given three weeks
successfully, prior to the second Monday of June
next, in the kennebecJournal, a newspaper printed
ID that all persons interested may attend ut
Court oil Probate then to be holden at Augusta, and
SHOW cause any. why the prayer Of said petition
EhERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Auest'-HowARD OWEN. Register. az
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Truth 10 Mighty.

When DR.. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y, an.
nounced that his "Favorite Prescription
would positively cure the many diseases and
weaknesses peculiar to women, some doubted.
and continued to employ the harsh and caus
tic local treatment. But the mighty truth
gradually became acknowledged. Thousands
Of ladies employed the 'Favorite Prescrip-
ton" and were speedily cured. By druggists.
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The Crops.
CHICAGO. Ills. in

CHICAGO, Ills, June 5.
The rains of Friday, Saturday and Sunday
have brought out gloomy messages from
some counties in Illinois. The farmers
begin to fear that it will be impossible to
finish planting in time to secure crop, and
that the growth of corn already up will be
seriously retarded. This morning, however,
the weather Is growing warmer, and the pros
poets are for fine corn weather that will
largely compensate for the rains. Outside
of Illinois all dispatches continue to predict
splendid condition of cereals.
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A Severe HAL steru..

PKrERsBuRe, Va. June 5.
A storm in Northampton county, North
Carolina. yesterday completely ruined the
cotton. wheat and corn crops. In many in
stances the hail stones weighed pound and
. Quarter. Felter's Academy and many other
large buildinee. completely demolished BY
tie vind. Telegraph poles ON the Seaboard
Z Roaaoka railroad were blown down for I
diseanee e two nilss. Several persons re-
pog1o1 kidd
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, June 2.
FLOUR-steady.
WHEAT - higher; No. 2 Chicago Spring, 27l
9 tS cash; May 27i; June l27l; July 1 81
Aug. 12l.
Corn higher at 7oi 70t cash bid; II All
June; 72l July; Aug 72l a 72i.
OATs-higher 49a cash May 4sl 4s5; June 49l
July 49,; Aug. ash
kYE-steady; a.
Enthusiastically 90.
PORK at 10 40 for cash and 10 h5 for Mev
10 32l a10 35for June.
LARD. at II 20 for cash; II 20 . II 2ai June
II IS July. ~
BULK MEAr-ShouIders. 90: Short rih Z, -s
Short clear. II As.
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of the Bank of waverly, Iowa, says: Sui
pbur Bitters saved my life. For ten years
suffered from Catarrh and Liver Complaint;
lost forty-fve pounds and was growing
worse rapidly. had lost all faith in medicine,
but hearing your Bitters so well recommend,
ed, gave them a trial. Six bottles cured
me.-Smith P. Hunt, Waverly, Iowa.
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When suffering humanity are enduring the
horrors of dyspepsia, indigestion, or nervous
and general debility, they are too often in.
clined to throw M the sponge and resign
themselves to fate. We say, don't do it.
Take BURDocK BLOOD Buffers, the unfailins
remedy. Price 81. june6t&wlw2p
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Within the whole range of tonic and altera-
tive medicines known, none is entitled to
more consideration than the PERUVIAN SYRUP.
In all cases of enfeebled and debilitated
constitution it is the very remedy needed.
The most positive proof of this can be adduced.
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