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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-31
10RTYSgYByfH COxGRESS.
SENATE.
w.sHrxerox. March 80.

WASHINGTON. March 80.
Communications were submitted transmit
ting from the secretary of the INTERIOR
draft Of bill to more adequately prevent
treepass upon Indian lands, and from the sec
retarv of war q response to resolution Cali
ing for the cost If improving the main chan.
MI of the Providence river and harbor ana
estimates for the appropriating of s4O,ooo Tor
a new post at Fort Lewis. Colorado
On motion of Mr.. Aldrich. communica-
ton concerning the Providence river with the
resolutions of the Rhode Island legislature
whi-h he presented. went to the commerce
committee.
Mr. Williams introduced a bill to prohibit
importation of meat cattle frum Canada.
4 bill to restore Eugene Wells his grade
as second lieutenant in the army. from which
he was dismissed by court martial for drunk
enness. (the proposed resolution being with
out pay or emoluments) was passed-ayes
30. noes 81.
Several additional bills we're passed, in
GLIDING several of private character, and
also a number of Senate bills.
Mr.. Morgan from the committee on foreign
relations, reported favorably, as amended,
his resolution declaring in favor of rrcipro-
cal trade regulations with Mexico. Amend
ment required the re u atoms to be made not
by treaty. but by legi.lation).
Mr. Allison Introduced bill approprlating
500. 900 for light house at or near Sokonnet
Point, Rhode Island.
The consideration of the Indian appropria-
ton bill was resumed, the question being
upon Mr. Hoar's amendment.
MIR. Call. by unanimous consent, was al
lowed to offer and advocate an amendment
appropriating the amount of money agreed
in the treaty between the United States and
the Seminoles of Florida. for the support
and education of the SeminOles in that State,
and directing the proper distribution between
these and their brethren in the West.
Messrs. Dawes, Hoar, Allison and Teller
opposed the amendment.
Mr.. Dawes read from the treaty to show
that by its term Seminole the Indian fund
was not to be created until after the tribe had
gone West. and the government had made
| all its payments upon the assumption that
they had so removed. He offered to accept a
modification of the amendment limiting the
appropriation for the purpose suggested by
| Mr.. Call. to $4,000.
After some further debate the amendment
of MIR. Call. as modified. to appropriate So
600 for schools. agricultural implements and
seeds for the SeminOles in Florida. was
adopted.
The Senate next took no the House amend
ment to appropriate 81, 00O, 900 for the edu-
cation of all Indian children Except those OF
the five civilized tribes) west of the Mississ-
ippi river, at $500 each per annum, and Mr..
Hoar spoke at length upon his proposition.
Mr.. Plumb opposed the amendment. II
we do not appropriate money to fill their
stomachs we must fight them. This was the
Indian problem, and the way to solve it, he
thought, was to make them support them.
selves.
Mr.. Hoar, after spirited colloqny with
Mr.. Plumb announced that he would tOmor-
row modify his amendment by reducing the
appropriation to 100000
| Adjourned
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Assoc dated Press kilograms TO the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE DISPATCHES.
Meeting of the Maine Harvard Club.

Meeting Of the Maine Harvard Club.
PORTLAND, March 80
The annual meeting of the Harvard Club
in Maine was held in this city tonight The
following officers were elected:
President.-Rev. Thomas Hill, d. D.,
Glaze of 'i3.
Vice Presidents-Rev. Asa Dalton, AS |;
George c. Burgess, SO.
Treasurer-Albro E. Chase, '65.
Secretary-Wm. NJ. Bradley, &c.
The club voted to attend the Longfellow
memorial service, to be held in First Parish
church next Sunday, in company with Bow
dDin Association. The clnb 90 voted to pre-.
sent the name Of Rev. DIR. Hill at the next
commencement, for one Of the vacancies on
the board of overseers of Harvard College
and urge his election.
The ship Carpenters Strike.
The ship carpenters' strike in Portland
was quite unImportant, rs bearing on the
labor movement. There are about forty
carpenters in Portland engaged on simple re-
pairs. They demanded an incr -ase of half a
dollar a day, and it was granted. Only one
vessel. schooner. is repairing in Portland
and thirty men are engaged on her.
Death Of a Centenariau.
Mrs. Daniel Deshon, l04 years old, died at
her residence in this city tonight. She was
one of the first residents of Portland.
Accident TO a Bangor Vessel.
NEW YORK. March 80.
Brig Havilah. of Bangor, from Messina,
reports the 9Th inst, of Abseom at 10 Z. M
in thick fog. she was in collision with the
ship Luzin and carried away the jibboom and
all attached, fore-yard, fore-top gallant mast,
yards. sails, etc, and stove the main deck.
Launch at Bath.
Bath. March 80.
Goss, Sawyer & Packard have just launched
the ship William II. Starbuck, of New York.
Capt. John Il. Cliff commands her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-31
THE BRIBERY CASE.
Testimony Taken Before the 1nvesti.
eating Comm ittee.
TRENTON, n. J., March 30.

TRENTON. n. j., March 30.
Several members of the assembly testified,
before the investigating committee today
that no bride had been offered them for their
votes on the bill giving the water front TO the
railroad corporations.
Mr.. Fielder testified that he was offered
$1,000 for his vote. by Col. Bsrcelow, but
Indignantly spurned it.
At the bribery investigation this evening
Jno. j. Cromer testified lie denied that he
had paid Assemblyman Shinn $500 for his
vote or that he offered to bride him. He
swore he had personal difficulty with Shinn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Chicago Produce Market.
tCBICAGO. March 30
ELOUR-steady

FLOUR-steady.
Wheat - lower: No. Chicago Spring. 81
9 35i cash; March l 35i a l 35i; April IS.
May ISL
OKN : higher at q fresh; 68i cash bid; GA
March,; Ga april; May 6eS.
''ATs-lover 45i cash; March 42l; April 42i; May
45s; June I5i.
AYE-s'ea.iy; 81.
BARLEY frmer at 05.
PORK at " on tor cash and co 90 for Mar;
IL o. for April.
'ARD-at 10 s7f for cash; 90 90 a 90 co Mar; Apr.
1854.
nULK MEAr-ShouIders. 60; Short rib, 20;
Short clear. y So.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-31
Unrivaled

AZ being certain cure for the worst forms
OF dyspepsia indigestion. constipation. inn
purify Of blood. torpid liver, disoriered Kid.
neys- ETC., and as medicine for eradicatins
every species of humor. from an ortlin.ry
Pimple to the worst ulcer, BuRDock BIoon
BiTrEns stand unrivaied. Price 81 90.
UaS3o-ov-d-kwlv
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The Amherst Fire.

AMHERST, Miss, March 80.
The walls of Walker Hall are still stand
ing, though SO badly cracked that they can
not be used in rebuilding. The loss is now
placed a. Sls5, 200, on which there is $72,-
600 insurance. The origin of the fire still
remains mystery. The fire is still smoud-
ering and watchmen are guarding the ruins.
The students are generally away on their
vacation, which began Tuesday.
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Found 1t Last.

What every one should have, and never be
without. is THOMAS EcLEcrRIc Or. /. i.
thorough and safe in its effects, producing
the most wondrous cures of rheumatism
neuralgia, burns, bruises, and wounds of
every kind. mares Il. SwIw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-31

Don't make the mistake of conf ,unding n
remedy Of merit with quack medicines. We
speak from experience when we say tina,
Parker's Ginger Tonic is sterling health re-.
storative which will do all that is claimed for
it. We have used it ourselves with the
happiest results for rheumatism and when
worn out by overwork. See adv.-Times.
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A beautiful Tyre, the only floral tribute
ut the Longfellow memorial service in APP
pleton Chapel, Cambridge. was the gift
Of the Bohemian Club of San Francisco.
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Exceptions OverruIed.

BOsrOy, March 80.
In the Supreme Judicial Court the plaintiffs
exceptions have been overruled in the
case Of John J. Aigen against the Boston &
Maine r. R. Go. This Was an action to re-
cover damages for injury to two horses, trans
ported from WatervilIe, Me-, to Boston over
the Maine Central and defendants railway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-31

For weak lungs, splitting of blood, short.
ness of breath, consumption. night swea,s
and all lingering coughs, DIR. Pierce's sGold
en- Medical Discovery" is sovereign rem.
edy. Superior to cod liver oil. By druggists.
mar2SdSwlwon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-31

1t is again reported that the Mutual
Union telegraph has passed into the hands
Of the Western Union company. Jay
Gould being the principal party in the
purchase. This time the report appears
70 be true
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WEATHER REPORT.

Indications for the Next "a Hour..
War Dept, Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington. ID. c.. Mar. 81 II A. NJ
For the New England and Middle States.
slightly colder. and fair weather; north to
west winds higher barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-31

The South Bend (Ind.) Tribune favors
the nominatfon and election of Schuyler
CellAx to Congress from that district.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-31
The ssCloture" Coming to Vote.

Over one hundred members of Parliament,
WIN have been absent from London. returned
yesterday to vote on the ''Cloture' question
Only few members are paired, all excep,
one on account of i'll, ess. Over three humid
red liberals and the whole conservative
strength. with four exceptions, have signified
their intention Of voting.
In the Commons tonight, after the speeches
bv Sir Stafford Northcote and Gladstone, Mr..
Msrriatt's amendment was rejected by vote
of 3lS to go. Gladstone then moved an ad.
was carried.
Labor Strikes in Spain.
MADRID. March So
There are serious strikes in Barcelona and
other towns opposed TO the reform of the
tariff. and the workshops and mills have been
closed In Barcelona there have been fifty
arrests.
The strikers, in Barcelona paraded the
streets today and burned the sentry boxea
belonging to the Octroi guards. Many ad-
ditional arrests made.
Socialists Arrested.
BERLIN, March 80.
The police interrupted a secret meeting Of
socialists, and arrested twenty-seven.
Threats Against the Gear.
Terrorist placards are again making their
appearance ON the walls of ST. Petersburg,
one of which 10 Of the most violent charac-
ter. 1t declares that Alexander III, 10 now
condemned to death definitely. and without
appeal, ~ he is the incarnation Of all the
horrors of an autocratic government, and all
the vices of his ancestors. These threats
have made very painful impression II the
Gatschins-
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A High Court Scandal.

1t is rumored that after domestic quarrel,
caused. it appears, bv the Emperors too
pointed attention to a circus rider, the En-
press of Russia threatened to retire to Den
mark with her children.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-31

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. tha, m. ,uh,.-,
~ Der has been duly appointed Ad ninistrator on
JOHN c. GILBERT, late Of Ittchf. Id.
N the county Of kennebec, deceased intestare and
nas undertaken that trust by giving bond a. the Isv
.nssns, -, Al persons, therefore: having demand,
hibif the same for settIemenf; and ali indSh.d :.
sio estate are requested to make Immediate pevnert
- =, THOMAS AOLxkR
1A1oe
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Special Weather Bulletin.

Indications are that colder northerly winds
and fair weather will prevail il the districts
|. the Atlantic coast during Friday, and fol-
towed Saturday BY sliKhfly warmer east to
south viBds, ard incssasine eloudiness.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
More Nihilism.

LONDON. March 80
Another Nihilist leader has been arrested
for participating in the construction of mine
in Little Garden street.
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Special Notices.
A CARD.

Te all who are suffering nom the errors ana indis'
crerions Of youth, nervous weakness. early decay
Ioss of manhood, &C., will sind recipe that will
cure Won. FREE nF CHI large This great remedy
xas discovered by a missionary in South America
send i. .elt.addressed envelope TO the REV. JosErn
r rxu.S. station d. New York City ocf2S'&wdm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-31

For aged men, women, weak and sickly
children, without rival. Will not causr
headache. Browns Iron Bitters.
mar28d&w1v2n
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General Skobelen.

The Standards Berlin special says Gen
Skobeleff has been nominated to a commits
SION for the reorganization Of Turkenstan
The appointment is considered kind Uf hon
orable exile.
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rateful to Invaiids.

Grateful 10 Invalids.
Floreston Cologne is grateful to invalids
because it is refreshing without the sickenin,
effect Of most perfumes.
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Noses Committed for Trial.
New YoRK. March 80.

NEW Okk, March 80.
Ex Governor Moses. of South Carolina.
was committed for trial today, on q charge of
swindlinR. He 10 wanted in Brooklyn on
stmilaf chafgea
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New York NtOck Market.
new York Money Market.

EUentn0 Report.
NEW YORK. March 10.
Money from to per cent. and closed at z
Prime Mercaneile paper, Sac. Exchange steady
SCI for long and syi for short. Governments higher
State bonds without feature. Railroad active.
Transactions. sic. 900 shares.
Closing bids:
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INQUEST BEING HELD.
MEMPHIS. March 80.

An inquest is in progress over the remains
of the dead woman found today near the
wreck. II is thought to be Miss Anna Smith
of Massachusetts. An adjournment was taken
until tomorrow morning. Wash Smith, col
ored, captain of the watch, was sent to Jail
this afternoon on warrant charging him
with murder through his carelessness in eau. d..
ing the fire in the steamer. diver will try
tomorrow to recover the bodies supposed to
be on the wreck
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NuectuL Advertisements.

Small advertisements, not exceeding three lines
coming spsfsr the head Of WANTED, FOR SALE
r1 Int. LOsr, &C., wiu be inserted here one tim.
Tor rs cents three times for 40 cents. and one 'cee'
for 90 cents.
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(l!ticura

Geo. W. Brown. IS Marshall 81 Providence, r. I.
.ured by Cuticura Re olvenf (b'ocd purifer) and
cuticnra and '.nticnra Soap Uhe great skin curcsl
II a Ringworm Humo got at the BARRIERS. which
prrad all over hi ears neck and face. and for six
ars rasis,et ~ III - nF treatment.
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FALLING HAIR.

Frank A. Beam steam Fire Engine Boston, was
cured Alopeca falling of the hair. hv the Cuti.
ura Resolven, blood pnrifer) internally and Cuti
and Curicna Soap (the great skin cures) ex,er.
,aliy which completely restored his hair when all
aid he would lose II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-03-31

The uIcura treatment consists in the internal use
III the Cuticura Resulvent. the new blood purifier
AID the external nse Of Cuticura and Cucura Soap,
he p-eat kin cnres.
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Jobbing OF all kinds promptly attended to. Thank.
Tor past favors. We hope for continuance OF rams
In future. mar2steodiy
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SKIN HUMORS.
MILK CRUST.

Mrs. b ,wers, lit Clinton st Cincinnati speaks Of
ler sisters child. who was cured of milk crust which
esisted Ill remedies for two years. Now a fine
,eahv boy, with beautiful head Of hair
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Goss, Sawyer & Packard have just launched
the ship William II. Starbuck, of New York.
Capt John Il. Cliff commands her.
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For Sale.

VNOR SALE. Two houses on State st. One OF
l them occupied as laundry, and one on Grow
st Apply to Miss Z. T. Bartlett or J. w. Pat'er
.on -fr'' noyl6tf
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WY ANTI D-Lades everywht re to do light. sim.
w pie work AT thrir homes; can be =, mt bv
" al paws well tor spare hours steady work. Ad
dress. with stamp, G. Rush WILSON, Fall River,
Mass. mar5ltIw
VIyANTED-To hire. good second hand organ
w or piano. fer Capiiol Lodge of Good Tenn
plars mar2grlw Address JOHN WADE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15

VILLAGES AMERICAN TR0TTING REGIS
TER, VOLUME IV.-We have received the
fourth volume of this work. 1t is embraced
in about 800 large octave pages, printed on
fine paper, and bound in uniform style with
the preceding volumes. 1t contains about
5000 pedigrees, and the most elaborate Ia
bles of performances that have ever been
published. Price, S5; postage, % cents.
This work is now published under the
supervision of the National Association OF
Trotting-Horse Breeders, and this is the
first volume in which the standard Of adj
mission as adopted by that Association is
introduced. The standard rests upon the
blood OF the actual performers on both
sides Of the lines of descent. There is also
a non-standard department for the pre-
seryation of the breeding Of valuable pro-
genitors and others not technically stand
ard.
There is new feature in this volume.
Every standard stallion has his number,
and this number becomes part OF his de-
signation. When there are half dozen
stations of the same name the number will
fully identify the one intended, and that
without any further explanation. But there
is another feature in this numbering sys-
TEN that is of still greater practical value.
1t will prove very effective barrier against
Misrepresentation and frauds. When a
man says his horse is standard and regis
tered, as many do every day OF the year.
he must be able to give his number or stand
convicted Of misrepresentation on the spot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15
A Mistake,

The Cincinnati Commercial, which is OPP
posed to Captain EADs and all his works,
says it has been assumed that this clause
from the river and harbor hill is safe
guard:
provided that no survey snail be made
OF any of the above harbors or rivers until
the chief OF engineers shall have directed
preliminary examination OF the same by
the local engineer in charge Of the district,
and then only when such local engineer
shall have made such examination, and
shall have reported to said chief of engi.
neers that in his judgment said harboI
OF river is worthy OF Improvement, and that
the work is public necessity. For making
such preliminary examinations sum moi
exceeding $4,000 may be used out OF til,
amount appropriated" &c.
The Commercial should read the bill be
fore 1t allows its hopes to be unduly ex
cited. The river and harbor bill appro
PIRATES money for "the construction, re
pair, and preservation Of certain works OF
rivers and harbors," and, mind you, "fol
other purposes" The money appropriated
for "other purposes is the money appro
priated for surveys. These are provide,
for at the end OF the bill, beginning will
line 1915. The bill then reads as follows
"That the Secretary OF War is hereb'
directed ut his discretion to cause eXami
nations or surveys, or both, and estimate
OF cost OF improvements proper to be mad
nj the following points, namely"
Then follow the name of the points
being long list worded as follows:
"Sangamon river. Illinois. from II.
mouth TO PeterSburgh."
"Quantico creek, Va"
fallabusha river above Grenada. Mic.
sissippi." - .
And so on 10 the end Of the list And at
Its end comes in the language quoted by the
Commercial, which, it is evident, applies 70
nothing but new surveys. 1t has no re-
ference whatever to any of the appropria-
lions for the construction, repair. and
preservation of works for which surveys
We're made years ago. These appropria.
tons were made absolute, and neither the
President nor Secretary Of War has
any right to undertake TO obstruct the WAY
10 their immediate availability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-15
Mr.. Massey and Captain Wise.


The Wing Of yesterday has the following
paragraph: -. !.
"The Dispatch said II 'knew' that
Massey was anxious TO meet Wise. What
has Il TO say now? Audwhat has II TO say OF
the plrck and veracity OF the man who led
II TO say so positively that it knew ="
The Wing will be pleased to learn that
Mr.. MASSEY in the following card invites
his competitors to meet him at any OF his
appointments, and promises to "make
with them a fair division Of time" Cap
tain WISE can look at the list Of Mr.. Mas
sEY's appointments, which run from now
until the day OF election, and know ex-
actly where to go in order to serve his
scarch-warrant upon the invincible par
son.
Pray, Captain WISE, "give the old man
chance" to take your scalp.
The following is Mr.. MAssEY's card:
To All the People of Virginia:
Citizens, You all know how /
was assailed at Rocky Mount-Franklin
Courthouse few days ago. That attack
concurs with what have heard OF the de-
termination to drive me from your pre-
sence by intimidation or assault whenever
| presume to appear before you, thus pro-
yoking to violence. IL is my duty as wei
as nv inclination to keep the peace and
preserve the dignity of the Commonwealth,
and to that end / announce that from TINS
time forward shall decline to discuss po-
Ht;cal or party issues except with my com
petitors. Messrs. Wise and Dawson. am
willing to meet them, or either OF them, at
any OF the places / have appointed 10
speak, and make with them fair division
of time. JOHN T.. MASSEY