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suicide of a Despondcnt Lover.

Los ANGELES, December llth.- Ike Gordon, a
drayman, who was respondent, as his place in the
affections Of Miss Jennie Trip bad been taken by
Lord was criminally intimate with the woman, and
Gordon to-day moved her things to a new house,
and when he was through, asked the
woman to marry him, showing a pistol
and saying he would kill himself II she
refused She cid not weaken, but waiting
her chance felled him to the ground with the butt
Of pistol she had in her hand Tonight, as she
and Lord were walking along Third street, they
heard a shot behind then, aud Lord felt pain in
his right arm. They turned and saw Gordon with
pistol in his hand, and then placing it TO his ear,
discharge il and fall TO the ground When they
rea ,hed him the man was dead The police we're
notified, aud Lord and Miss Trip were arrested
but on their statement OF the facts discharged
An inquest is to be held 10 morrow
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BLACK DIAMOND coal
And
SCREENIN GS.

yTNHE ABOVE WE'LL KNOWN SUPERIOR
1 MONTE DIABLO COAL, the most economical
that be used for steam, Is for sale IN iot7 70 su
at BLACK Diamond Landing, Contra Costa county,
and at the office of the Company southeast corner
of Folsom and Spear streets, San Francisco
P. b. CORNWALL,
iv7-tf President b. D. c. NJ Co.
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FVIV 10 NIaIl7RItI'9 VI u -'9NNI1E1 1'11N'
safe In Jaii-Arm Amputated.

PREscorr, December l1th.-The man who shot
Burke at Flagstaff was brought here last night by a
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"YoUR Skin Cure is superexcsllent. 1t is
fast curing my daughters ring-worm, which
had spread all over her body" Mrs. f. /,
D. Merriam, Blue Hill, Mass. Druggists
keep il, 81 per package.
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C0warCily Murder.

SALINAS, December llth.-Last evening, about
haifpast D. as the cook Of 4 company OF Cinnamon
farming piece OF land owned by ID. Jacks, near
Blarco, wss cooking supper, three tramps came to
the door Of the cabin and demanded supper The
Chinaman got some pancakes and tea ready, but the
tramps demanded beeis;eal The cook told them
he had none, when they drew their pistols and
opened fire. killing ChinAman ana wounding
two others. Officers in pursuit Of the despera-
does
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Deputy Sheriff, and safely lodged in jail There wss
an attempt to lynch him, but it was frustrated by
the officers.
James Moore, who was stabbed by McAler in the
Courtroom fracas last week, had his amputated
yesterday at st. Joseph's Hospital. He is not ex-
pected to recover.
Chinese Assassination.
Tucson, December 11th.-on the 9th inst, ten
miles This side Of the Sasabe cu-tom-house, two
Cinnamon shot and instantly killed Gee Shong. He
wa3 shot twice, and died almost instantly. The
murdered Chinaman and three companions were on
their way from Altar to Tucson, and when they
were ten miles this side Of Sc sabe they were over
taken by the murders on horseback, who demanded
that their victim return to Altar with them. On his
refusal to do SO they killed him.
Leg Crushed.
BENSON, December 1lth.-Peter Dazel, baker in
Benson, while getting on the west-bound emgrant
train this morning, thrown under the train and
had his left leg badly crushed.
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DR.. a. Aliens
THE EXPERT SPECIALS

OF CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND SPECIAL DIsEAsEs
The EXPERT SPECIALIST.
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Having been surgeon in charge OF two leading hos
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The Supreme Court Decides that Superior
Judges Have No Power to Appoint Pc
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The germs Of scrofula, latent in every per
son, ara destroyed by Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Sold by all druggists.
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Society," Dimness Of Vision, Noises IN the Head the
vital fluid passing unobseryeQ in the urine, and
many other diseases that9 ad to insanity and death.
DIR. MINTTE, who is a regular physician grad
uate Of the University Of Pennsyvanial viii agree
TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for case OF
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (unGeT his
special advice and trsatment) will not cure or for
anything impure or injurious found in it. DIR.
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any address upon receipt of price, or C. o. D., Sc,
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applying by letter, Stating his symptoms ana age
Communications strictly confidential.
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MENDooNo December 1lth.-ID addition TO the
schooner Kittie Stevens, which reported ashore
al Albion, the K. D. Handy is ashore at Signal Port
and the Ida Florence at Rough and Ready. The
last two total wrecks. The is very rough
along the coast
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such as GonOrrhea, elect,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-24

Among the disasters of this very dsas-
trous year. thus far. are many due to reck-
lessness in regard to human life. Two
ocean steamships have been sunk in col
lisions, one carrying down with her over
400 passengers and seamen. Three great
hotels have been burned in the United
States. the loss of life in one instance be-
ing very large. In Russia the town oil
Kherson has been nearly destroyed by
fire, and in Poland PIC lives have been
lost in panic in a circus. In New York
sixteen or more school children have been
trsmpled to death in a panic, and in Mil
waukee an audience has narrowly es-
capped similar fate. There have been
startling railway accidents at Tehichipa
and elsewhere, and disastrous explosions
in San Francisco. Puget Sound. Glasgow
and Holland. These and many other
calamities have made the opening year
conspicuous for its misfortunes.
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rHE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
stu No Choice for United st ties Sena.
tor in Michigan.

DETROIT, Feb 80.
The first ballot in the legislature for sen.
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personally attack him during his speech
which Mccartney intends to make in the

personally attack him during his speech
which Mccartney intends to make in the
Commons.
Tonight Sir Stafford Northcote said he
would be sorry to weaken or harrass the gov
ernment, but even if the result be to cause
them to resign il would be better that il
should happen than that RELYING on false
security We should be lead back to the minis
terial policy of the past
The Times says the marked rejection by
Parneil in the Commons yesterday, of the
opportunity offered for clearing himself from
the discredit of holding relations with Irish
assassins might be justified if his political
conduct from the beginning had been above
suspicion. The country, the Times says,
can't be expected to view with favor conduct
which seems wanting in courage and candor.
The News understands that Parnell has
consented to reconsider his purpose of NOV
ing an amendment to the address in reply to
the speech from the throne arraigning execu-
tive officers for the admission of the crimes
act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-24

The Senate yesterday. after some dis
cussion. passed the savings bank bill.
An amendment offered. to strike out the
clause allowing banks to invest in car
trust securities, was defeated by vote of
Is to 8. The House discussed the death
penalty bill, Hale of Portland. speaking
in favor Of the bill. and Robinson of
Readfeld, Donovan of Biddeford. and
Eaton of Camden. against it. Mr.. Eaton
said II the bill passed he would move an
amendment to use chlorOform in execut-
ing those convicted under the law.
Tuesday next is assigned as the day for
taking the vote of the House upon the
hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-24

An Augusta correspondent of the Ellis
worth American says: Representatives
Hall in the State House is so poorly ven.
tilated it Is no wonder members are fre-
quently out of health. We have often
thought that bad legislation (if such there
should beg might very properly be charged
to the exceedingly bad air which prevails
In the room in few minutes after the
seats are filed. Some object to making
An appropriation. however small, on the
ground that Augusta is not the place for
the Capital. Portland thinks it should go
west. Bangor knows it should come east.
We are of the opinion that it will remain
in statu quo tor long time to come"
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For Sale.

HOUSE FOR SALE.-The two story DIV elllnr
III house on \ alter ST.. foo of Rhines' Hill next
10 Engine house, known AS the Davis House. said
mouse must be mo, ed from the lot ithout DELAY
tebi4fu HENRY q. STAPLES
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BOwDOINHAM.

The schooner which is being built BY
Messrs. John p. Rideout & Co., is pro
crossing rapidly.-The Frost Brothers in.
tend to launch their yacht this spring -
Bowdoinham once more has the appearance
Of a ship-building town.-The ball at the
town hall, Wednesday. was grand affair
Fifty couple formed for the grand march a
8 O'Clock, and danced until O'Clock t, tn,
silvery music of Chambers Band of Portland
The Universalist society are to have ar
Old Folks Concert at the town hall in abou
two weeks. C.
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A Hard Glove Fight.

BOsroN, Feb. %.
a hard glove fight occurred tonight in a
private room in this city between Geo. God
frey of this city and Frank lIadley of New
York, both colored. Marquis of Queens
bury rules, six three-minute rounds. John
l.. Sullivan was referee. There was little
display of science. the fight being essentially
a smuggling match. each man intending to
win. Up to the close of the fourth round
no apparent advantage was gained by either
though both men were somewhat tired and
badly punished. In the fifth round Godfrey
got his second wind and fought Hadley to a
standstill. winning the fight. 1t was for a
nominal purse of 800.
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Fire and Mutlny.

ST.. Louis, Feb %.
Private sdvices fIom Jefferson City, Mo-,
state that serious fire is raging at the pen
itentiary. The report is that mutiny took
place in the prison, and that Dave Taylor. a
second term convict, set fire to shop. The
fire department rushed to the building, but
as fast as they laid the hose the convicts cut
it, thus preventing the engines from doing
any effective work for a time, but the guards
finally overpowered the mutineers and locked
them up in blind cell. Meanwhile the FIRE
spread to the shoe shop Of Griscke, and that
of the Standard Shoe Co., and they are now
burning.
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BY GRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Ksnnebec Journal
MAINE DISPATCHES.
BANGOR.
A MuchIy Missed Marksman.

BANGOR, Feb 90.
Several weeks since young man named
Fred Clifford came here and opened
shooting gallery. He announced that ne was
a former companion of Wild Bill and Texas
Jack, and that he had been most of his life
on the plains. The shooting gallery ap-
peared to do well enough and things went on
swimmingly. Recently another scout
came down and went with Clifford to Orono
to give an exhibition of fancy shooting. II
is understood that the exhibition paid, but
that the exhibitors did not settle for the hall
rent. Both now skipped" and various par
ties mourn because of bills they left behind
them.
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New York Stock Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Feb %.
FLOUR-frm.
wHKAr-higher: No. 2Chicago Spring, lO7 salOsi
1917 Feb; los! a 1851 Mar.
CORN = higher at sol q 81 cash bid; So So.
Feb; sol q 56I Mar
OATS = steady 80! cash; 800 Feb; 39i Mar.
RYE-frm g.
BARLEY-easier 81.
PoRK-at is Is a Is 20 for cash and is 20 a Is 22s
Mar.
Mar.
BULK MEAT-Shoulders, Z so; Short rib, 93;
Short clear. 10 Is.
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The Washington Star says: mi

The Washington Star says: MIR. John
8. Wise, Congressman-elect from Vir-
gfhia. declared in the Richmond police
court when arraigned for assaulting the
Rev. John f. Massey, that he would whip
the man who insulted him if that man were
one hundred and fifty years old. Posi-
bly, the older the man the more ready Mr..
Wise is to SLAP him. Virginia chvalry
is at pretty low ebb when it displays it.
self In the shape Of slapping the face of a
grey-haired old preacher"
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Meeting Of Stockholders.

BOsrGN, Feb 49,
The stock holders of the First National
Bank which failed in 1867. owing to rob-
berry of S3ll 600 by the cashier, will meet
today for the final settlement The suit of
the bank in the Court of Claims, went
against the government appeal was
then taken to the Supreme Court. The At
torney-General has recently Withdrawn, and
the Judgment of the lower court stands
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A Hall Dedicated.

FARMISGToN, Feb 90.
Music Hail. Pennington. was dedicated
Thursday evening by concert by Mrs. Ada
Cary-Sturgis, Grimmer's Orchestra and Mr..
Will Stockbridge. There was very large
one was pleased with the concert and ball.
The supper was at Marbles.
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Arrest Of IN Old Offender.

PORTLAND. Feb %.
Edwin A. Bond, arrested on account of en-
tering Senter's jewelry store in Portland,
Friday morning. had broken pane Of glass
in the back door. He was the one who robbed
the Western Union Telegraph safe some
time ago.
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Boiler Explosion-Three Men Killed.

BosroN, Feb %.
The boiler of the hosting engine at Phil
lips & Connor's coal wharf, South Boston,
exploded this afternoon. Joseph Gookin the
engineer, a brother Of Sylvie and Richard
Gookin, professional oarsmen. and himself
of considerable prominence in local boating
circles, was instantly killed. James German
and Charles Hurry young men, were very
seriously injured. They were taken to the
city hospital.
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A 100000 Verdict.
New YORK, Feb %.

New YORK, Feb %.
In the Supreme Court today John NJ. Mar
tin obtained a verdict for $50, 900 against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co. and the Norwich
and New York Transportation Co. Two
years ago he was injured during collision
tween the Pennsylvania Cos ferry boat
and steamboat belonging to the Transports
ton Co.
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HALLOWELL.

City election one week from next Monday.
As yet but little talk has been made in regard
to city officers for another year. The City
Clerk has posted list of the voter, in the
city in the post office, that all qualified to
vote may see that their names are on.
At last the contest for Postmaster is over
and f. Curtis Stevens is receiving the con
CALCULATIONS of his many friends on his ap
pointment. Mr.. Stevens is well fitted and
qualified to fill the position, having been in
the postal service all of his business life. He
will probably not assume the duties of Post
master until April LIST, that being the COM
mencement of new quarter. although Mr..
Atkins term expires March Sd.
The officers of Jerusalem X. A. Chapter
were installed on Thursday evening by Past
High Priest J. J. Jones. There was large
attendance of Masons and their lady friends.
After the services all repaired to the banquet
hall and partook of refreshments, the re-
mainder of the evening was spent in a social
way.
The tin edding of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A
Tobey was celebrated last Tuesday evening
by many of their friends calling on them to
offer their congratulations and tokens of
friendship in the shape of tin ware.
Supplies have been engaged for both the
Congregational and Baptist churches for to-
morrow.
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The Arkansas legislature has passed
bill which prohibits, for two years. the
selling of liquor within two miles OF any
church or school, on a petition of ma
jority of the adult population of either sex.
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The Portland Oregonian tells of an ex-
press man in that city who. one cold day
recently. was seen stamping around on
the sidewalk in front Of the Occidental
Hotel to keep himself warm, while his
overcoat was spread over his horse. This
man should have medal from the humane
society--or better. blanket for his horse.
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Fire IN South Gardner.

GARDINER, Feb 90.
The store and entire stock of groceries
owned by Lincoln & Averill, at South Gard
incl, were destroyed by fire early Friday morn
ing. Loss $500. The bull Hing was in.
sured for $1,000 and the stock for $500 in
the Pennsylvania Insurance Co. The cause
was probably defective fiue.
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Longfellow Statue Association.
New Music, Songs from Longfellow, &c.

RETURNING, train leaves Portland at II IS +. NJ,
for all of above points excepting Bath.
As the number of seats is limited, and sale OF
served seats TO be suspended when seating capacity
of hall is sold. those intending to go should leave
their names with the station Agent nj once and he
will procure them.
PAY ON TUCKER, Gt nj Manager NJ. c. X. X.
+. r. BOUrIIBl, Gen1 ass a,.d Tick Agent.
Portland. Feb, II, 1881, feb2ld4t
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The Rifles Gone Home.

PORTLAND, Feb 90.
The Maverick Rifles left on the one O'Clock
regular train on the Eastern Railroad for
Boston, having been escorted to the depot by
the Mechanic Blues. Both companies es-
corted Gov. Robe and staff to the Augusta
train.
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Death Of a Hotel Proprietor.

MONTPELIER, VT, Feb 49,
Sidney Nedham, aged 20 years. well known
as the hotel proprietor of the fremont House
at Old Orchard Beach, died this morning
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Worth Ten Dellars

to any family is DIR. Kaufmann's book on dis
eases. finely illustrated plates from life don't
be humbugged but cure yourself. Send two
8 cent stamps for postage to A. P. Ordway 4
Co., Boston, Mass, and receive copy free.
ianS{)&eOdSw
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Suicide of a Former Bangor Man.

Sewell Inman of Bangor has received a
letter announcing that his brother, Austin
Inman, recently of Bangor, had committed
suicide by drowning in the Hudson river
some months ago
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Commiffee on Education

The Committee on Education will meet Tuesday,
n O'Clock r. NJ In the room Of the superintendent
u schools. STEPHEN GusHEE, ChaIrmen.
FRANCIS A. ROBIS-OS.t
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Feb &c.
The News and Currier has advices of
serious fire at Georgetown. s. c., YESTERDAY
afternoon, which threatened the northern part
of the town. A number Of buildings were
destroyed with total loss Of $50, 900.