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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-30
PANIC AT SEA.
The Side of Steamer Stove in by a
Heavy Sea-NO Lives Lost.

BOsTON, Aug. 90.
Steamer John Romer left the wharf this
morning for her regular trip to Pemberton
and Nantasket. carrying about 700 passen-
gers. The trip was very rough strong
northwest wind blowing at the time. When
off Long Island the Romer began to roll heav-
lily in the rough sea, which rapidly increased
as the steamer proceeded on her course. just
before crossing the sand bar between Nixs
Mate and Long Island. a tremendous sea
struck her on the port side and directly under
the wheel, tearing away with crash the
after port paddle box and the entire state
rooms adjoining. A panic ensued among the
passengers on board, and a great rush was
made for life preservers, while others sought
the boats The officers of the Roman at once
headed her for Gallop's Island. in the mean
time blowing a signal of distress which was
answered by steamer Rose Standsh of the
same line. which was on her way to Boston
from Strawberry Hill and Pemberton After
receiving about two hundred passengers she
proceeded to Pemberton, where they landed
safely, while the Romer, after being relieved
OF part of her freight, continued to Nantas-
ket The cause OF the accident is claimed to
have been the result of the steamer shipping
a heavy sea. which had no chance to escape
except by breaking through the tlmbers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-30
Foreign Notes.

At a meeting of the Irish national league
held in Dublin Wednesday,, Davitt, Sexton
and Parnell were present. Parnell in a
speech referred to the success of the effort of
the Irish members of Parliament to promote
labor tramways and migration acts. He said
he believed the day was near when the Irish
would gain the full programme of measures,
for which the league had been formed.
Richard O'Shaughnessy has res igned his
seat in the English House of Commons for
Limerick City in order to take government
seat.
Two thousand troops have been sent from
Shanghai to Canton, China. Torpedoes and
ammunition are being prepared for trans
porta,ion to that place.
The free library given to the town of Dun
fervaline. Scotland, by Mr.. Andrew Carnegie
of New York, was opened Wednesday by
Lord Roseberry, who spoke in praise of the
generosity of Mr.. Carnegie.
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NANrED.-Actve, pushing salesman, thor.
w oughly acquainted with the retail grocer, of
this town. (uneNceptiona reference rtqured.l TO in
troduce AN article of great merit meeting with lar
sales everywhere. Could have agency. Address
RlEIiM, 247 n Del Ave. Philadelphia, Pa.
aug2Stlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-30
TAR AND FEATHERS.
A Party OF Indignant Men Determined
to Decorate u Preacher.

ERIE, Pa, Aug. %.
The feeling against Rev Henry Meyers, of
Union City, whose treatment of his wife is
believed to have driven her insane, is very
bitter. This morning the walls and fences
of the city were covered with posters calling
the people to gather on the market-place Sat
urdav evening for the purpose Of tarring and
feaihering Movers. and calling for contribu-
ti"ns of tar and feathers
Today Meyers received an anonymous let
ter advising him to leave the town before
Saturday if he would avert a terrible fate
The letter says that 81 rlghteously indignant
citizens have banded themselves together for
the purpose of decorating him with feathers
and have sworn to accomplish it.
The preacher, instead of flying, has barri-
caded his house and is armed to the teeth
He says Union City is his home and he pro-
poses TO stay there despite the threats made
against him. He has given warning that.
man of peace though he be, he will shoot
any one who attempts to modest him.
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ENGLAND'S CHIEF JUSTICE.
He is Much Pleased With New Eng.
lands Scenery.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Aug. %.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge accompanied
by his son. Hon. Gilbert Coleridge, Hon.
Elliott f. Shepard, chairman of the commit
tee of arrangements of the New York bar as
socistion.-T. J. Mcclellan of Gen. Hancock 8
stai. J. A. johnson of the n. Y. c. l.. II. r.
railroad and F. A. Besl Stenographer arrived
here at two O'Clock today. The party will
go from here direct to the White Mountains.
At Springfield. Mass, and BrAttleboro. VT,
Coleridge was was visited by large delesa-
lions of distinguished citizens. Lord Coler-
idge expresses himself a, well pleased with
his reception in this country and is charmed
by New England scenery. His lordship on
leaving the White Mountains will probably
visit Canada and subsequently Boston.
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PORTSMOUrH'S GALA DAY.
The Governor and Staff Greeted With
Hearty Cheers-A Clam Bake in
the HarbOr.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Al

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Aug. 20.
The city this morning presented more
lively appearance than yesterday. At least
ten thousand strangers are in town. At 10
the Boston train brought several companies.
The centre of interest, however, was a corner
in the railroad depot. As Gov. Hale and
staff arrived on the 80 train. at least two
thousand people were in the vicinity of the
depot. and Gov Hale's appearance was greet
ed with hearty cheers. Barouches were in
waiting. and the visitors were escorted to the
Rockingham House. At ll.30 the grand pro
cesson formed, embracing the visiting com
panies, military organizations and invited
guests and the line of march was taken
through the principal streets, thence to
Pierces Island, where a clam bake will be
partaken of.
After the clam bake a sham battle takes
place at Fort Washington. grand prize
concert occurs in the evening.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
sunday al Yellowstone Lake Wonders
of the Great Park.
YELLOWSTONE PARK, Wyo

YELLOWSTONE PARK, Wyo,
via LIvIxGsroNE. Mont, Aug %.
1t was the intention of the Presidential
party to remain over Sunday at the upper
geyser basin. until it was ascertained that the
vicinity of the camp did not furnish sufficient
forage for the animals. The DISCOVERY made
it necessary to resume the march this MORN
ing, The party broke camp and returned TO
Shoshone Lake by the same trail they had
ridden over on Friday. They then proceeded
in an easterly course to Yellowstone Lake, on
whose borders they are now encamped. The
journey today was somewhat tiresome. The
difficulties can perhaps be summarized in the
statement that the party have twice crossed
the continent divide in the distance of 20
miles. For the tolls of the marches however,
abundant compensation has been received
since the party halted The camp is one of
the most attractive spots that has greeted the
eye since the tour through the wilderness
was begun, and affords a view across the
widest sheet of water in the known world at
this altitude. 1t has given some of the party
an opportunity to &st and verify the truth
of a statement which has often been made
and widely doubted, that it was possible to
capture trout in the waters of the lake. and
not detaching it from the hook, to fling il in
to an adjacent geyser and bring il thence,
cooked to suit the taste of the most critical
gourmand. 1t is not generally known that
this locality abounds in these natursl phen-
omena, which are the chief attractions of the
lower geyser basin. Within 100 yards Of the
encampment geysers are constantly busy,
furnishing the curious creations which have
been SO frequently described few steps
from these geysers are hot springs of various
sizes and temperature. Their waters are as
clear as crystal, and close to their edges
grow flowers as rich in color and dainty in
structure as those which carpeted Camp Lin
coin. The day has been crowned with a sun
set " hich has glorified the summit ofthe dis
tant mountains with rich, rosy light, which
was reflected upon the level of the lake.
With the darkness has come refreshing
rain. the first that has visited the travellers
for many days. While not serious enough
to cause annoyance or Inconvenience, it will
suffice to lay the dust and temper the heat,
rendering tomorrow's march more agreeable
| than that of today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-30
Opening of the Massachusetts Campaign.

Boston, Aug. %.
The republican State committee in an ad-
dress to the people, making the opening of
the campaign in this State, says: No one
can overlook the significance of the result in
Massachusetts this autumn upon the next
Presidential election. At the same time it
would be worse than idle to disguise the fact
that the coming election is essentially a State
campaign. To the people of Massachusetts,
the State issues almost unprecedented grav-
ity, which justly outweighs at this time all
other Considerations. Massachusetts has
been fouly slandered for the personal and
party reasons of her supreme executive mag
istrate and his followers. Under the same
auspices the administrative policy of the
spoils of the State and spoils and plumber in
the city of Boston has been set on foot which
is utterly at varience with all habits and ira
ditions of Massachusetts and urges the over
throw of the power responsible for such prin-
ciple.
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THE LABOR COMMITTEE.
The Object and Aims OF the Central
Labor Union.

NEW YoRK, Aug, 25.
The subcommittee of the senate on labor
and education resumed its session TODAY.
Elisha Robinson, publisher of real estate
maps and copveyances. gave testimony as to
the number of lots on Manhattan Island and
their occupancy. and P. J. McGnire furnished
testimony regarding the organization and
stms of the Central Labor Union. He said
that the membership was 20 900, and not in
frequently during strikes they raise money
on behalf of the strikers. The members Of
the union regarded the tariff question as a
fight between the exporter and importer. and
that labor was unaffected bv this q yht. Dur
ing the freight handlers strike the witness
asserted that Italians were imported here to
I'LL their places.
WIN. c. Anderson, bricklaver. said tn,
trade worked on the eight hour Law and the
reconstruction of the lien law.
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COURTEOUS BURGLARS.
They Rob Wealthy Widow With
Apologies on Their Lips.
WssTFIELp. n, Y. Aug.

WEsTFIELp, n, Y. Aug. %
Mrs. Jane Harrington. a wealthy widow
lady, was found at her residence here this
morning bound hand and foot. Mrs. Far
rington SAYS that last night several men
closely masked entered her chamber and
forced her at the point of a revolver to get
up and open the safe. They then rifed the
safe and secured $500 in money and $1,000
in government bonds.
The burglars were courteous in their treat
ment of the widow after she had complied with
their demands to give them her treasure, and
when she begged that some ancient gold and
silver pieces, which were family relics be
returned. they gave them to her with an
apology for taking them. They then cour-
teou>ly babe her good night, expressing their
regret that their safety made it imperatively
necessary to leave her bound and also to gag
her.
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Annual Reunion Of the sixth Maine al
Dover.

DOVER, Aug. y.
The SIKH Maine regiment held their annu-
al reunion here today, about 100 being pres
ent. They were escorted from the depot to
the hall by Northern Division, G. A. R., and
Lowell Camp Sons of Veterans, 400 strong,
with band. A banquet was given them at
noon. At four o'clock they were escorted to
the park where the members of the G. A. X.
BY department officers of the G. A. r. took
place w. G. CLAYTON was elected command
err The next reunion will be held in Ban
gor.
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NfANTED.-Ac capable girl TO do general house
w work. No other need apply.
aug2Stf +. +. BLACkMAN, Green 81.
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Gov. Crittenden's Sentiments.

ST. Louis, Aug. 30.
Governor Crittenden is reported to be Sc
riously considering the question of calling an
extra session of the legislature, either to
amend the Downing law so as to make it ap-
ply to St Louis or to prepare and subject
prohibitory amendment TOT the constitution at
the next general election. The governor in
an interview is repo rted to have spoken as
follows:
81 am An anti prohibitionist from the soles
of my feet to the crown Of my head but
feel with the people of the State that if the
law is to be defined in st. Louis, and have
to choose between lawlessness and prohibi-
ton, am prohibitionist under such prov
ocation. Prohibition will carry the State by
$4,000 majority.
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BY TElEa GRAPH.
MAINE DISPATCHES.
MAINE vETER ANS.
X eunion of the First, Tenth and Tween.
ty.Ninth Regiments n Peaks
island.

portland, Aug. %.
The reunion of the LIST, 10th and 29th Maine
Regiments took place today at Peaks Island.
where clam bake was served. At the an
nual meeting the following officers were elect
ed:
President-J. S. Douglass.
Vice Presidents-W. X Dana, VI. B. Wat
son, Geo. S. Aver, Marcus Wight, H. w
Trip.
Surgeon-J. F. Day.
Secretary and Treasurer-John W. Gould.
Chaplain-Rev. II. Atwood.
Quartermaster-Alex.B Bell.
Executive Committee-A. s. Spaulding,
Alex. Bell, Z. \. Greeley.
The association was presented with a lot OF
land. Trustees were elected, with J. NJ.
Gould as chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-30

The legislature met last evening and
after accepting the new revision of the
statutes adjourned. If HE door had been
opened for other business the session
would have been prolonged several days
The meeting of the members was very
pleasant occasion. We trust those who
go upon the excursion to-day will have an
Interesting time. n
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Open Letter to the Argus.
CIrr MARSHAL WuIrg NAILS FALsEuoop
AGAt>sr HIM.

ArGusrA, ME-. August 30, 1883.
To the Editor Of the Argus, Portland. Ne;
In the Argus of this day there appears an
editorial entitled "A Disgraced Cause" in
which occurs this sentence: 1.-The local papers
at Augusta report that during the encamp-
ment of the militia the city marshal of tina,
city issued orders to the dealers in liquors
thereabouts to refrain from selling intoxicat.
ing liquors to uniformed members of the
militia" The New Age, edited by ex-Gov
Plaisted. who resides in Bangor. did in its
last issue make this charge, but no otaer paper
published in this city has ever repeated it. |
desire to inform you that the statement is
absolutely and unqusliiedly false.
Very truly yours,
CHAs. II WRIrE,
City Marshal.
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"ANTED.-tweve shoe stichers to take work
w home.
j. W. ESTES & son,
Nash's new building.
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Gallant Rescues.

There can be something heroic in a med
icine as well rs individuals. Burdock Blood
Bitters have effected many a gallant rescue
among the suffering sick. Thousands have
escaped the miseries of dyspepsia and ner
vous debility through the use of this wonder
full medicine. 1t is emphatically the best
stomach and blood tonic in the world
aug27t&wlw2p
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The Volcanic Eruptions at Batavia.

LONDON. Aug. 80.
A despatch from Batavia Java. to Lloyds
SAYS: The towns of Anjier, Tjiringine, Te-
loke, and Belong have been DESTROYED BY vol
canic eruptions. 1t says that all the light
houses in Sunda Straits have disappeared,
and where the mountains of kranatan stood
the sea now flows. The aspect of Sunda
Straits is much changed. and navigation is
dangerous
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Drowning at Bangor.

BANGOR. Aug. %.
Geo. Pendleton of steamer Machias,
drowned this evening in the river at Bangor.
He was 30 wears of age and belonged in
Islesboro. lie leaves widow and three chill
dren.
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Lost.
For Safe.

l>OR SALE.-SIy residence on Crosby Place
julyi0ttf ""
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New York stock Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Aug %
fIOUR-trm.
WHEAT unsettled; No. Chicago Spring. l0li;
1911 Aug; Sept. hpj.
CORN easier III 81 a ga cash bid; soy a 500
Aug : 500 Sept.
OATS ir,ner 27s cash; 27s Aug 26a Sept.
RYE-quict, 30
BARLkN lower 6fb.
PoRK-at II = II 10 for cash and l. y a u 80
Sept.
Sept.
BULK MEAT-Shoulders, 575; Short rib, &c, ,
Short clear 05
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-30

Many times you want to keep meat or fish
for several days. Lay it in solution of Rex
Magnus over night and you can keep it for
weeks. You can also keep milk week or
more by stirring i'll little of the ''Snow
Flake brand. uly 24t&wlm
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Five Men Break JaiI-TwO of Them Re.
captured.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 30.
At the county Jail, Wyandotte, Kansas las t
night five prisoners overpowered the guard
and broke Jail The sheriff appearing en-
deavored to halt them, and failing. fred two
shots. fatally woundinx a confidence man
named Dunbar. The second man was re-
captured and the other three are still at
large.
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The Treaty of Peace Between China
and Anam.
PARIS. Aug. %.

FAKIS, aug. y.
Admiral Pevron, minister of the marine.
has received a dispatch from the governor of
Cochin. China. announcing that NJ. Cham
peaux has arrived at Saigon, bearing treaty
of peace between France and Anam. which
was signed at Hue on the 25th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
The German Fete tor the Victims Of
Isch'a.

BERLIN, Aug. 90.
The royal princes and representatives of
the highest social circles here, were present
at the fete given last night for the benefit of
the Ischia sufferers The audience was very
large and said to number over 10000 per-
sons. All the military band. of the city,
numbering one thousand musicians, played
at the concert.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-30
Postmaster Commissioned.

WAsHIsGToS. ID. c., Aug. 20.
Commissions were issued today to the fol-
lowing New England postmasters:
Jacob Temple, Hampton, Me.
Charles Il. Ham. Middle Dam, Me.
Simeon Pool, West Southport, Me.
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Suicide.

CAMDEN, Aug. 30.
The wife of Geo. W. Dunton, aged about
20 years, suicided this afternoon by hanging,
after sending her husband for medicine.
Temporary insanity.
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Fire at Calais.

CALAIS, Aug 20.
The building owned by Seth NJ. Todd and
occupi, d by w. II. Harris, block maker, was
was burned this evening Loss 81, 500. No
insurance.
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Boston WOOL Market.

Aug. IS~3.
The total ipts OF wool at this port during the
past week comprise 14.520 ba'es domestic and i2>s
bales foreign, against l54 bales dome and SIS
foreign for the same time last year. The total
cepts sidce Janua |, 1883, comprise 3t2,7s4 bales
domestic and 4.,le5 bales foreign, against "a 700
bales domestic and 81 ,s67 bales foreign for the cor.
responding period of les2.
The sales Tor the past week comprise 2i2, $50 lbs.
OF domestic fleece and pulled. and 81 900 lbs OF Tor
eign. making the week transactions foot up 24i9,
% lbs against 3273, 900 and 99s, 700 lbs for the
two previous weeks transactions.
The total amount OF the domestic of various
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The French Revolution Ended.

PARIS, Aug. %.
M, Raynal. minister of public work, in a
speech said that the recent elections showed
that France had found the best system of
government and that the period of revolution
was ended.
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Secretary Chandler and Senator Hale
Leave bar HarbOr.

BAR HARBoR, Aug. 90.
The Tallapoosa with Secretary Chandler
and Senator Hale on board, left Bar Harbor
at l.30 today, going west.
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Review Of the German Guards by the
Emperor.

BERLIN. Aug. 80.
The Emperor will review the Guards today
instead of on the occasion of the anniversary
of the surrender of Sedan. 1t is reported
that it is out of Difference to the feelings of
the French that change is made.
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Reports from Alexandria Of the Rebel.


ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 90.
Advices from Suakim say that the rebels
occupy entrenched positions on the mountain
roads leaping from Berber to Kassala and
that communication both by post and tele-
graph are interrupted.
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The Jews Frightened from Their Homes.

VIENNA. Aug. 80.
Although order has been restored at Ezers-
gag, Hungary, the scene of the late attack
upon the Jews. all shops in the place are still
closed. The Jewish families have fled from
the town, and trade and traffic are suspended.
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No Yellow Fever at Pensacola.

PENSACOLA. Fla, Aug. 90.
There are no new cases of yellow fever and
no deaths in the yard. A private telegram
received at Washington states that Paymas-
ter Brown is dead.
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The Death of Dink Davis Not BeIiey.
LITTLE Rock.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Aug. 90.
Nothing is known here or at Hot Springs
about the alleged death of Dink Davis of
New York. gambler. as announced in des-
patches, and it is believed to be a canard.
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One Hundred and Forty thousand Dol.
Gone.

GALVESTON, Texas, Aug 90
A special from San Antonio SAYS the losses
by the fire last night were considerably over
estimated. The total will reach $4,000
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Latest Report From the Hudson River
Accident.

New York, Aug. 30.
Thos. J. Saus, Injured at the explosion of
the Riverdale, died at midnight: Peter Fan
ming, a deck hand, is at Chambers street hos
pitsl. suffering from severe burns on the face
and hands. Thirteen missing people have
in quired for by friends including ex-senator
Robert II. Stratton. w. n. A. Harris, sup
of the Belt Line cars, Moses ID.
Getty of Yonkers. and Mrs. Rose of Sing
Sing.
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Base Rail-.

At Chicago-Chicago Z, Cleveland 0.
At Detroit-Detroit s. Buffalo 2.
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DOVE SOAP
Is THE BEST.
aug29.3m

kENSEBEC COUNTY-In Probate Court af
augusta, on The fourth Monday of Augusf,
1883:
A CERTAIN INsTRU HENT, purporting to be
"A the last will and testament Of William NJ
S'ratton. late OF Angus a, in said county, deceased
having been presented for probate:
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday Of
september next, in the kennebec Journal, a news
paper printed In Augusta that all persons interested
may attend at Court of Probate then 10 he holden
at Augusta, and show cause, If any, why the said
instrument should not be proved, approved and al.
lowed, IS the last will and testarne 4 OF the said
deceased.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OwKN. Reeiater avass