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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-11
Oranges and Florida


Even the balmy air and orange grove, n, -.
fail to keep it, people fall Of happiness and -
Art must help nature everywhere the 49,
among the pines Of the North. sand chI.s -
the blessinss which are adapted to all zone. -.
DR.. J. g. Wallace Of Fort Dade. Fla, 81, ,. as
TOXIC. 1t seems TO have the world 10, a a.,
most Of thr current diseases yield to its .c,ss.
have used II IN the case ola delicate and a.
young lady. with the most gratifying re,.h.
seemed to accomplish with ease what the mana, :. u
scriptions and treatment for that mserab,. -.
failed wholly to bring about. am also elsd = -.
that the Tonic has greatly relieved me per.o..ns
troublesome atomic condition Of the stom..a y,
stending. II 10 the Id al purifier and iuyiso,.s,
Messrs. HIsCOx Co. call especial atteStio. -
fact that after April IS. 1889, the name and ~, @
this preparation will hereafter be simnlv pyS
Tonic. The word "Ginger' Is dropped. 10, ~ -
con that unprincipled dealers are Constant. = =
ceving their patrons by substituting inferior e
rations uader the name of ginger; and AZ S;.p'..n
unimpor ant havoring ingredient in our forsis.' :
sure that our friends will agree with n. ~ Y
propriety OF the change There viii be no ehs ~
however, in the preparation itself; and an 49,
remaining In the hands Of dealers, wrapprd 49,
tue name of "PARKFR's GiNGtR ToylC,n co..ad
the genuine medicine If the signature OF H,scns
Co. Ia at the bottom of outside wrapper.
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ALEXANDRIA, July 10.

At Mansurah yesterday there were 81
deaths from cholera, at Samanoud IL and
at Shirbin two.
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tn E CROPS.
A More Favorable Outlook In the West
ana Northwest.

CHICAGO, July 10,
The Farmer Review publishes An exhaus-
tive report on the condition of the crops,
based on the returns from over 1000 points
in the west and northwest. A general change
for the better in all the crop prospects has
taken place during the past two weeks, ow.
ing to the cessation of rains and the adven,
of hot weather the last week, the two com.
bined served to bring forward late corn and
eush on spring wheat and oats. The weather
has been very fine for the early winter wheat
harvest, and corn is now going into stock
The spring wheat and oats crops are mus
ually promising and are both now nearly as
sured. 1t 10 belived the corn crop il rapidly
coming up to its condition in 1882.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
THE HILL INVESTIGATION.
The Tesii.osy FOR the Defesee Cen.
nencea.

WASHINGTON. July 10.
Before the Hill investigating committee
this morning, Coleman presented come ad-
ditional vouchers in the Bartlett, Robbins
Co. case.
Frank l. Morrison. steam filter of this
city. vas then examined
The posecuti0n announced that they bad
closed so far rs the Bartlett, Bobbins & Co
case was concerned. and Thomas began the
prosecution Of the case for the defense by
calling E. L. Bartlett of Baltimore. who ties
titled that the firm Of Bartlett, Harvard &
Co. succeeded the firm of Bartlett. Robbins
{ Co., and was composed of David i. Bart
lett, Edward L. Bartlett and Thomas L.
Harvard The material furnished VA
charged in bills. The witness denied thar
their had been corrupt influences between
Hill and the firm.
They had never been favored and had
taken no course different from what they
took y ith the world at large.
B. T. Kelley, former time keeper Of Bart.
lett, Robbins & Co., described the method OF
keeping the record of extra work. and saic
his record was correct.
Committee adjourned.
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BRUNsWiCK.
Glass Day Exercises AZ BoWdOin
College.
BRUNSWICK, July 10.

BRUNSWICK, July 10.
The festivities Of class day at Bowdoin
was never held under brighter and happier
auspices than those of today. The campus
presented to the eye a beautiful appearance
last evening and during the day the alumni
of the college and friends Of the graduating
class began to arrive and the town seemed to
be overwhelmed with visitors. At an hour
the senior class began to gather in front of
Memorial Hall and at 10 A. NJ. marched into
the hall with A. Files as acting marshal.
Here the regular forenoon exercises of the
day occurred. Chambers Band furnished
the music.
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PORTLASD, July 10.
The third an nual convention of the State
camp p. o. s. Of A. met in Portland, Tues
day morning, State President Fsrnsworth in
the chair. The forenoon was occupied liz
routine business and appointment Of COM
mi,tees. Adjourned until o'clock.
At the evening session the following Off
GERS we're elected:
State President-T. W. Daniel of Port
land.
Master of Forms and Ceremonies. H.
Douglass Of Castine.
State Secretary-O. L. Robertson of Cape
Elizabeth.
Treas1rer-M. j. Prince of Portland.
Marshal-J. f. Parker of Steuben.
Sergeant at-Arms-D. Rounds of Portland.
Trustee for one yesr-J. H. Douglass Of
Castine.
For two years-M. J. Prince Of Portland.
For three years-C. A. Tilton Of Cape
Elizabeth.
The camp adjourned to meet the second
Tuesday in September, 1884, the place to be
hereafter selected.
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raE TEwKssURY INvEsTIaArIOH.
serioa. Change. Asai.s. caps. Marsh:

BosroH, July 10.
In the Tewksbury hearing Attorney brown
closed the case for the defense, and Mrs.
Annie n. Hanson vas called TO testify IN re-
buttal. The evidence Of the witness was
offered to implicate Captain Marsh IN the
Maternity of q child of sister Of the witness,
Who was an inmate, but the committee ruieo
il out.
During the usual animated discussion the
chairman said the committee would aftef .
while resent the Governors slurs upon IT,
The rest of the witness evidence ven. W
show that the almshouse authorities Old NOT
notify the friends of those who died - they
had claimed.
DR.. John A. Macarthur. formerly Of Har
ward medical school. testified favorably Of
Dr. Dixwell's character.
A question as to the number OF booles US
ualiy on hand ct the school was ruled OUT.
The governor endeavored to chow By the
witness that a regular trade had been going
on for wears in tanned skins, but the evidence
was ruled out.
At this time Representative Mellen, one OF
the committee, protested against the ruiing
of a majority of the committee, and turning
to the witness asked him if there was prac-
tice of skinning bodies at the Harvard meoi-
cal school. A discussion over this query
followed. :,
The afternoon session was delayed until
after four o'clock. the house members being
detained in that branch by Mullenls question
of privilege, giving the minority Of the COM
mittee q right to insist upon answers to ques-
lions put to witnesses, even it overruied BY
the majority. The motion was defeated by
the House.
Alonzo N. Andrews, a vegetable dealer,
testified to having seen on visiting Harvard
some eight or nine years ago the bodies OF
two infant Is months to two years old. The
witness looked into the dead house and saw
many bodies piled together like cordwood
thrown from a wagon; saw one baby there.
The dead room was always full Of bodies.
He made two visits from six to eight weeks
apart.
John Burns, an officer of the almshouse,
stated that Thomas w. Marsh, Jr., asked
him if he was coming down.
Brown objected but Butler said he should
show that Marsh had told him not to come
and told the witness to tear up the subpoena.
The question was admitted.
Witness told Marsh that he must tell the
trnth and Marsh said he did not want him.
Brown said that if the governor was al
lowed to go on putting in new evidence he
should insist on having the remaining time
divided. The governor had ample time to
prove bundles, ETC., had been taken from the
institution if he wanted to-.
The witness was asked if ne had not strip
ped as many as one hundred trunks in the
rooms of the Marsh family to go away, but
the custom was rejected, on the grounds
that it was not shown they were State prop
erty.
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N Otes.

The President today appointed John H.
Livingston to be marshal for South Carolina,
vice Absolom Blythe resigned.
The treasury department yesterday and to-
day issued warrants for the payment of $l4,
600, 600 on account of the army and navy
30th, 1884.
The acting comptroller of the currency has
authorized the Anoka National Bank of
Anoka, Mich, to begin business with q cap
ital 100000. This makes the 3OOOth ma
tional bank that has been organized.
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The Turf.

BENNINGTON, VT, July 10.
The opening races for the gra nd northern
circuit began today on the track of the Ben.
nington Trotting Association. Two purses
of $500 each were trotted for by the 2.27 and
2. IS classes. In each lclass the money was
divided. The track was in excellent condi-
ton and the attendance large. In the 9. q
class, Louise N, Of Ballston, first, Parole of
Parkville, second; best time, 22s. In the
2.45 class, Minnie D., Of Canastola, N. Y,
first, Lady G.. of Ashbury Park, N. Y, Sec
ond; best time, 2. 39A.
PROVIDENCE, July 10.
At the races at Aquidnec Park, Newport
today, the attendance was fair. Summaries,
$50 class, . purse of $3.50 divided; A. John
son, Professor first; w. c. Trimble, Ripple,
second; best time, ASA The 2.29 class, a
purse Of $3.50 divided; T. d. Marsh, George,
first; c. A. Tanner, Hersey, second; best
time, 2.2s3.
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MORE TROUBLE IN DODGE CITY.
Fight Between the Omcers and Cow.
boys-One Of the Latter Killed.
DoDGE CIrY. KaI

DoDcE CIrY, Kan, July 10.
Last evening party Of i've cowboys, we'll
under the influence of liquor. mounted their
horses to leave town, and when near dance
house one rode horse on the porch and
fred Oh six shooter. The others then com.
menced firing and 1t the same time put spurs
to their horses. The city marshal and a.
sistants quickly arrived and sent few shots
after them, and when about 800 yards away
one Of them fell from his horse. The Others
made their escape across . bridge. Upon
examination it was found that the fallen man
Vas John Ballard Of Indian Territory, who
arrived with herd Of cattle from Texas ves-
terday morning. He vas dead when picked
up. His friends threaten to kill every oGcer
In town.
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yellow Fever Reports.

The surgeon general Of the marine hospital
service, today, received a telegram from DR..
Joseph Jones, president of the board of health
of New Orleans. saying: The Swedish bark
Bernie arrived nina days ont of from Vera
Cruz on the eighth at the Mississippi quaran-
tine station with three cases of yellow fever.
The bark Is not bound to New Orleans but is
in distress. The surgeon general is also in
formed that the steamship City of Mexico
left Havana on the 7th inst. for New York
with supposed cases of yellow fever on
board.
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A Testimonial to the People OF Balti.
more.
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Suit of Turkey Against Providence Tool
Company.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., July 10.
The case of the Turkish government vs.
Providence Tool Company opened this morn.
ing in the U. S. Supreme Court at Newport.
Judge Blatchford presiding. Gen. Tewfk,
Turkish minister, Lieut.. Col. Hasson, Besseri
Bey, Mustapha Bey, Soublier Bay, Turkish
government representatives were present
Cleveland, Of the counsel, opened the pro-
seedlings by reading number of afidavits,
letters. kilograms, ETC., bearing on the
plaintiffs case.
After the argument by the counsel the
judge took the papers and reserved his de-
cision.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, July 10.
fLOUR-hrm.
wHEAr-lnwer; No.2 Chicago Spring. 9e,a9sl;
0si July; 1905 1901 Aug.
s5ORN higher 50s SOL cash bid; sol a 50i
July: 5IA Aug
UArs-firmer 3ii cash; Is July; 29A Aug.
RYE-Quiet; 81.
BARLEY lower 30.
PORK--at Is 90 10 d. tor cash and "A 67I q Is 20
Aug.
Aug.
BULK MEAr-ShouIders. so: Short rib. 2 So;
Short clear.7 rs
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BALTIMORE, July 10.
Gen. Henry A. Barnum of New York and
Gen. John f. Hartranft of Pennsylvania, q
committee representing the Grand Army of
the Republic. have arrived here bearing q
testimonial from the G. A. X. to the Mayor,
common council and citizens of Baltimore in
recognition of welcome and hospitalities ex-
tended to the Grand Army during its national
ennoapment and convention in this city
in June, last year. Inc testimonial
is q bronze tablet, made of the metal used in
Union and Confederate cannon used in the
war, 80 inches in height by Is in width, and
is to stand npon a pedestal three feet in
height, suitably inscribed. The presentation
will take place at the City Hall this afternoon
with appropriate ceremonies.
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Judge Hoadley. the democratic candi-
date for Governor OF Ohio, formally open
ed his canvass Saturday evening in q
speech at Hamilton, in which he discuss
ed almost everything but the tariff ques-
ton, to which he promised to give his at
tention at an early day. He charged the
republicans with stealing the Presidency.
and explained why, with Chase and Gree
ley and others. he had left that party. He
advocated the right of people to drink
beer. wine or whiskey though he admitted
that II he believed all alcohol was poison
he would 90 for prohibition.
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During the absence of Judge Gresham.
Gen Elmer, second assistant postmaster gen.
eral, is acting postmaster general. Judge
Gresham will return to Washington the latter
part of this week. No further action will be
taken in the Louisiana lottery question until
Postmaster Gresham returns to Washington.
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WATERvILLE, July 10.
Arrangements were perfected today for
the New England delegations to the National
Encsmpment Of the G. A. r. to 90 by the
Vermont Central, Grand Trunk, Chicago,
Milwaukee & St, Paul and Union Pacific
Railroads to Denver.
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New York stock Market.
Watertowm Cattle Market.

WATERFOWL, Mass, July 10.
BEEF CArTLE--Receipts 1910; prices rules steady /;
scarcity Of northern steers; beef extra 0Oas Isl
hrst quality at U0S7 rs; second at 500 q rs;
third at Is q 475.
STORE CArrrE-working oxen per pair at i00a
80; mich cows and calves at 2O6l8 farrow cows al
1895 fancy COWS, 509so yearling IL gel two years
1894; three years 25aA;
SwINE-Receipts 1855. Western fat, live. Sla7.
Northern dressed hogs at n.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1895 heads.
Sales of sheep in lots ct SOFAS 50 each:
extra 90 SO or 3a6c; spring lambs oa7i; veal
calves aia7I
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The Electric Wires in Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 10.
The city electrician has declared war
against the electric light companies Of this
city, by cutting all the wires not under
ground. Competition has become so sharp
between the companies that it is claimed they
do not properly insulate the wires, and
string them at random at housetops where
contact with them would result in instantan-
eous death.
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A Chicago Defauiter Captured.

SAN Francisco, July 10.
Fransis NJ. Kerr, the Chicago defaulter for
$50, 600. captured at Callao, was taken to the
Sandwich Islands, on the American man of
war Essex, thence to this city, on the steamer
City of Sidney. and arrived here last night
He was brought on extradition papers issued
BY Gov. Stoneman of California, to Chicago
detectives.
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HAxovER, N. H., July 10.
State Attorney Darling of East Corinth
was At Ely and West Fairlee yesterday, in
quiring into the charges against the impris-
oned miners. After . careful Investigation
he decided there was no case against them,
and ordered the release of the men, returning
home At one o'clock this morning. The
miners are leaving by every train, fully one
halt having already gone.
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Aea Lost While Hauling Travis.

LOCCEsfkK, July 10.
Schooner Charger. arrived this morning.
reports the loss Of two men, Sidney Reynolds
and Geo. King, Who went assray in a fog.
June 18th. while out in dory to haul travis.
They we're both married, each about IS years
Of age, belonging In Port Hastings, Strait
Cansor. She also reports that schooner
Triton lost two men, names unknown, under
similar circumstances.
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Gilmore Committed to Prison.

PLYNouTH, Mass, July 10.
James Gilmore, colored, charged with set
ting IRE to the State work-house ct Bridge
water, vas brought to this town and commit
ted to prison this afternoon. Gilmore is 90
years old and has been in prison six times
already. having passed . large part of his
time in State institutions. He will come
before the Grand jury 1t the October term of
the superior court
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It is rumored that the upshot
of ire strife in the New Hamp-
shire legislature over the question Of
United States Senator viii be the election
Of Hon. William E. Chandler to that posi-
ton. It is said that Mr.. Chandler has had
nothing to do with the factional fight
which has been going on among the re-
publicans. and will be acceptable to all
concerned in the matter. 1t is thought
the contest will terminate this week
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The Trade Dollars.

New York, July 10.
AT public meeting of the produce trade
today in this city resolutions were adopted
opposing any legislation by Congress looking
toward the redemption of the trade dollars at
par, as being done in the interest of the ring
of speculators who have purchased coin in
large quantities at the bullion value.
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The Maine Press Excursion.

ST. JOHN, July 10.
The Maine Press Association spent the
day here, receiving handsome inequalities at
the hands of the press of this city. They
leave Wednesday morning for Annapolis and
Halifax.
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Vessel launched.

BATH, July 10.
Deering Donnell today launched the
schooner Josiah l.. Smith of 1929 tons
gross, owned BY the builders and both parties.
Capt. Willis Cass will command her.
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BosroN, July 10.
The finance committee of the House has
submitted long reply to Gov. Buffers veto
of the tax bill, reviewing his arguments and
expressing what they consider his fallacies in
proposing to raiae but million and a half
for the current year.
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Fro~ Rev. ES. Cferd. pastor Baptisf CAxreA.
..EAsr ArsRx. ME-
Ad.mson's Botanic Balsam il truly spe-
ci1o- Ny lunss and throat were in an infam-
ed and almost congested conditiou, from which
have been cured BY the use Of Adamsou's
Balsam."
Price 10 cents, IS cents, and IS cents.
jalyl0f&wlw
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Report OF the irish Lana Act submitted
LONDON, July 10.
The report of the committee of the House
Of Lords WEIGH has had the Irish land act
under consideration, has been submitted to
the House. The committee find that the
emigration clauses of the act have failed;
that the modes OF the valuation of land are
unreliable that the relations between land
lords and tenants have not improved, and
that tenants have become demoralized and
maintain the hope that the fresh agitation
will bring about the passage of a new act.
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JACKSON, Mich, July 10.
Seven cars of mixed train on the hatcher
{ Jackson Road yesterday evening, when
five miles east of Natchez. fell through
bridge fifty feet high. The conductor was
killed and seven passengers wounded
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New YORK, July 10.
Col. James T. Keeean dropped dead last
evening near City Hall. He was q we'll
known journalist here, and during the rebel
lion served in the 9Th Massachusetts, Battery
and 56th Massachusetts Infantry.
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The Coal shining Troubles.

SPRINGFIELD. H., July 10.
The coal mine troubles are all settled At
the different mines in this city with the ex-
ception of the Hurst and Butler mines. The
basis Of settlement il three cents pes bushel.
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Major Shakespeare made a total of 60 in
two rounds. In practice at 800 yards, Stew
art of the American team, made 80 in seven
shop. Sir Henry halford, the English
marksman, who was shooting at the same
butt with a match rifle, scored 81.
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I>OR SALE.-My residence on Crosby Place.
II JOSEPH +. BADGER.
july1Ottf
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The Senate Committee.

BAR HARBOR, July 10.
Senator Harris, Secretary Bright and
Clerk Reade of the Senate committee on re-
vision of rules, arrived here this morning and
are quartered at the West End Hotel
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SPORTING.
Base Ball.

At BufialO-Buffalo 5, New York 3.
At ChicagO-Chicago IL, Providence 8.
At Decentralization IA. Detroit Is.
At Cleveland-Cleveland s, Philadelphia 4
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Answer this Question.

Why do SO many people we see around US,
seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable
by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
Of Appetite, Coming up Of the Food, yellow
Skin, when for 70 cts, we will sell them
Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure them.
Sold by
BOwditch, Webster & Co.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The seo..-cs..e.,s .. the shooting.

LONDON, July 10.
The American rifle team practiced 1t SOO
wards range at Wimbledon this morning.
Out of . possible IS. Bull and Brown scored
each 50; Lieut. W. Scott. 80; Joiner and
Van Hensen, 80 each Stewart and fauidlng'
% each; Human and Cash % each; Pollard,
26; DIR. Scott, "a; Rabbith, %; Dolan, Il;
Col. Howard, ls; Alder, IL.
The Standard says the score made BY the
American team today beats the best score
that they made at Creedmoor. The English
men will not have walk over in the forth
coming match.
In the contest at Wimbledon for the Hal
ford prize At 1000 yards, DIR. Scott OF the
American team scored "A out OF possible
so.
The Daily News. commenting on the prac-
tice of the Americans, yesterday, says: The
visitors did poorly at first, but when they
had once got the range of the bulls eye, they
chung to it with much tenacity.
In the contest for the Molineaux prize at
1000 yards, Major Shakespeare Of the
American team won.
In the second round at 800 yards at VIM
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Boy Drowned.

EAsrPORr, July 10.
A six year old son of Henry Greenlaw was
drowned while playing on the dock today.