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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

."STATE OF PETER CAVANAUGH,
III deceased Notice is hereby gwen
~ the undersigned, administrator 81
the estate of Peter tavanaugh, sr, de-
ceased, to the cfeditors OF. and all per-
sons having claims against the said de-
sarv vouchers within ten months after
the first publication of this notice, to the
said tor, at his residence, on
King street, in Carson City, in the coun-
ty of Ormsby.
PETER CAvANAUGH,
Administrator OF the estate OF Peter
Cayanaugh, deceased.
Dated at Carson city, July 70, 1858.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-11

year, such ae i.Os- OF Memory iAsSo'
NOCTURNAL EMi-sio',s. Avafsins 70 S"c'c.s,
nimnees 81 Vision, Noises IN the Head; tne viva
9uId pasiug unohserved in the ufine. ana many
ether diseases that lead to Insanity and peat'.
DIR. NINlI who is = REGULAR phys'cIn
fern1iuate OF the University IT fennsy ivania'
2iII agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDktp D Il;
lars Tor a cas- # this kind tue TAI. RES
;TIV.. (under his special advice ana tre.'-
n,entl viii not cure. or for myth ns impure r y,
injnrious found in it. Or. ElN1iH IT, aes Ill
priyate dis. asses successfully without mercury
Cnusuitation free. thorough examination any ~
advice. Including analyst, of urine, s.. frce ~.
VITAL RtSTOR ATIVr, q a bottle, or or
times the quantity SO: sent to aoaress
anon receipt Of price, rC.O = secure IT. s., -
eb.ervatior and in private nar c i ces'reo' W
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SIMPLE OFTLE FREE will be sent TO any
one applying IS letter, att symptoms 81
ard .as. strict secrecy in regard 20 az oas''
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HRFTI,,UN cures all kinds "f kidney an1
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hest and cheapest pyspe .s:a ant fsiI ions cure
In the MARKET For sale s'y all druyg'sts.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-11

-. ccl.e-a Institute r the cure OF ali special
Com,li,xied and so called lncuratlo tar ON"
Dis.sses. lsr. l4etbtSs es~ftssna ~
VvgOrwts,r is Pc ilise!v Guaranteed r. cnre
Nervous and rhysi,ai Debility. S.miii "eas
-. T.. A. Manhood, Spermaterrho,a, LOSS u
Energy. Ringing aud Dizziness N tAs Hean'
Ne.anchoiia, Hnpel S. Feelings, frossa'orIhsss.
md all the results ri youthful iinPsadehSs ssu
excsa Ga OF mature years. The poct4 fes
mar ce,iose physician from EUROPE. VIII assI.e
e. sor.e;t one thousand dollars for case t'ie
Inyivorator will not cure under special 1feas
,ment and advice. s i,
The reason 40 many ca" Nv. s.;n1 70 !.
Weakness. and the above diseases IS o~LuK W
ssmplic ,tion called ProstA'orrhea, which fe
ouiros peculiar treatment. u,
mr. i.sebix's l0viE1rat0r No: Is
tho only positi e cure for Pro.sSIO
Pr;c. Of either Iuvlgorasor. s, V'er tot :: X
esr 40 sent TO any !dress on rec -pt 81
uric :. or c. o. D. Responsible persons ea'. pay
vssn cunei. Ssrictejt Secrecy Maihtaneu
Patients cured at home. Dr. IAepis In9t*
ssry has an elegant Drug store IN us UIhonas;
Too frequent evacoAtiens 0. snv ,,tp,n,a a. Sec.
Ecrv Sedi uent in urine are symptoIns y.
oaslsry Seminal Weakness and r os'a'",i .ns:
Complsints readily yield to the Dr. LAee's
Orrinary C,ses-Any recent case OF spesia
A. ,rivate Iii ease cured for $40. HemNdie :
suTcient to cure will be promptly sent, v,
euIj directious and advice. on receipt OF s.u
An packages are securely covered ON 'ose1
vAficn.
JNvlaoR xTOR SAMPLES FREE.
TO rrove the wonderful power OF tae Gtea'
1ermsn Inyiyorator . 81 bottle "f either mum
~ will be sent foe OF charge Persons eTuet
iny : fro bottle will o1lv have to pay ex
Wost P,werf,l Electric Belts Free 70 Patient
Generalization, Examination and Advice FREQ an
nrivate Call or write.
no Qsary Strest Private Entrance. aoo Mas'
street, 6&n Francisco. OAuofM.'
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TIGHTENING TOLLS.
Accumulafive Evidence Against the
Phoenix Park Murderers-A De.
votedWife's Efforts to Save
Her Husband.

DUBLIN, Feb, 10.
The murder trial was resumed today. All
the prisoners were again placed in the dock
amid Kisses. One of the prisoners shouted
1.-THE future Lord Mayor Carey" The latter
shook his head menacingly at his former
comrades He spoke more confidently than
he did Saturday, and replied to the cross
examination of the counsel sharply and test
ily. He deposed amid Kisses by the prison.
ers. Twenty of the prisoners have been
committed for trial to answer TO the charge
of numbering Cavendish and Burke. Joseph
Smith has turned informer. He said he be-
longed to the fenians, but not TO the supreme
council The object of the fenians was to
separate Ireland from England, the former
country being then harrassed by coercion.
Had no idea Lord Cavendish was to be muir
dered when Burke was attacked He was
stupefied when he heard of the former s
murder. On being cross-examined Carey
said he gave information regarding the muir
der two days ago when everybody else did;
he was the last person to do so.
Carey was cross-eXamined by Murphy
crown counsel He said that after the pub
LEGATION of an article in the Freeman's Jour
nal stating that all officials were to be re-
moved from the castle, the murder of Burke
was decided upon.
In the event of the inquiry concluding to-
day it is understood that the prisoners will
be tried before a special commission of three
judges, as by challenging they could exhaust
the panel.
Carey said the person who pointed out Mr.
Burke was Jas. Smith. When Carey's depo-
sition was made he corrected it in several
particulars, but it was ordered to stand SO as
to show the discrepancies.
The marines are guarding the house OF the
wife of James Carey. 1t is believed that
when she saw her husbands case was hope
less she told the authorities of the evidence
he was able to give.
The prisoners committed for trial include
all that were under examination except
Whelan. The public present in court to-
day joined in Kissing Carey.
The only remarkable feature so far has
been the callousness of Carey while under
examination. After the rea ling of Carey's
deposition man named Neil deposed to his
seeing a cab in the park on the day of the
murder and he identified Fitzharris as the
driver
A laborer named Murray gave similar evil
dence. The four occupants of the car used
by the assassins were then placed in front of
the dock for identification by Golden, park
ranger.
Golden identified Thos. Catfrey as the
fourth man on the car containing the muir
derers when it was driven from the park.
The prisoners were remanded for the formal
commttal tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. Is, 1883.

Editors Kenae5ee Journal:
Ii would be next to impossible to dictate
any correspondence to your columns without
mentioning something about the tariff. 1t is
"tariff, tariff, wherever you go-in congress
constantly. of course; in the lobby ad naH-
seam; in the hotels, bar rooms, and restau
rants; at the breakfast table; in the offices
and on the street. l think even the little
boys and the servants talk about it. l hope
that out Of all this talk some good may come
and that we may have some bill that will
show material reductions in the way of
tariff. If such bill fails, it has been pro-
posed by some quite wise heads to abolish
the entire revenue tax except that on whiskey.
and they believe that such bill can be put
through under a suspension of the rules. OF
course this would seem q sort of hap-hazari
way of sstaking the bull by the horns," but it
would, under present circumstances, produce
no violent pecuniary embarrassment to the
government or to the business community.
The government debt is nearly sll easily
bonded or funded, and has been reduced to
such an extent that it could easily remain at
its present figure without danger OF detri-
nlent of any kind, while a gradual sinking
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From the Portland Press.
The AppOrtiOnment Bill.

The Congressional Apportionment Bill
which has already passed the Maine House
of Representatives is a fair and just one
and iully commends itself to the good
judgment of the people of the State. A
specially good point is that il maintains as
nearly as possible the political associa-
tons of former districting. IL does not
divide any county. 1t follows very large
ly the choice of men of both parties in the
sections about whose place there was any
difference OF opinion. 1t meets the re-
quirements Of the law in reference 10 ar
rangement by contiguous territory and by
population as nearly as practicable. In
the instance which is criticised particular
ly, that of Piscatequis county, the wishes,
habits and convenience of the people Of
the county were consulted by attaching it
to the district which contains Penobscot
county. as the associations between these
two counties both business and political
have always been of the most intimate ma q.
ture. II divides the State into four close
districts politically. result which pre-
cludes any suggestion of gerrymandering
In our own section for instance if there
had been any disposition on the part of
the republican majority to be unfair. it
would have taken some republican terri
tory from the strong second district and
put it upon the first But it was the
united voice of both parties that York and
Cumberland naturally belong together
and that it would be fairer and better to
leave the associations of the past I'M
touched.
From the great public interest taken in
this subject all plans which came before
the legislature have been discussed quite
generally, and indeed aboat all possible
plans have been canvassed. 1t is safe to say
that no plan suggested has met with 50
general approval by the people at large
as the one adopted by the House of Repre-
sentatives. The objections made in debate
to that plan were made in such a captious
and carping spirit as to suggest that they
were the result rather of personal rancor
than Of desire for fair apportion-
ment. These objections were fully
met and answered by the clear, can
did and able speeches of Speaker
Haynes. Judge Hall OF Rockland. Mr..
Hale of this city and Mr.. Heath of
Augusta. 1t is simple impossibility to
make any division of the State which shall
be absolutely free from criticism. That
which the House has passed seems to pre-
sent as few grounds for complaint as pos,
sible.
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THE FLOODED DISTRICTS.
Factories Closed and Thousands Thrown
= Ont of INSTRUMENTATION re.
ceived From Many Cities.

New Albany, Feb 10.
Some 1000 persons are being fed here
and in the suburbs. Help is needed on the
river bottoms west of the city. Fifty families
are homeless. The factories here will not
be repaired under six weeks, during which
time thousands Of operatives need help.
CINcINNATI, Feb 10.
The river fell one inch from 9 to 10 when
it was SO feet and inches. A portion of
the city may be lighted tonight. All danger
of water famine has passed. The soup
houses will be closed tonight and the relief
work turned over to the organized charitable
associations.
TOLEDO, o., Feb 10.
The estimate of the damage here by the
fioop is materially reduced today. To re-
pair the bridges will cost 100000, and the
docks $4,000. The damage to the mer-
chants is Sl5, 900, and the cost of removing
the goods 5000.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Feb 10.
The water reached the highest point TODAY,
and the bottoms across the river are entirely
overlooked. 1t is now falling rapidly, how
ever, and all danger is over.
WILLIAMspoRr. Pa, Feb 49,
The river here is falling and the danger is
considered passed.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Feb 49,
AT meeting ot the CITY government tonight
an appeal to the citizens for aid for the
Western floods sufferers was introduced and
signed by the mayor and both branches of
the city council.
NEW YORK. Feb 10.
The total amount of subscriptions to the
relief fund, reported BY the Produce Ex-
change, tonight. is S7462. The Standard
Oil Co. contribute $1,000.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 10.
At a meeting today of the mayors flood
committee subscriptions were reported to the
amount of nearly $4,000, of which $1,000 was
from George W. Childs and $1,000 from
Drexel & Co.
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LONDON, Feb. 10.
In the Commons Lord Randolph Churchill
gave notice, on behalf of Mr. Gorst, that in
view of the confession of the assaSsins in
Ireland, he would move an amendment to
the address in answer to the speech from the
throne, that no further confessions be made
to a lawless agitation.
Trevelyan said the poor law guardians
were able to cope with the distress IN county
Glare. Nobody had died of starvation there.
Parnell announced that he would offer an
amendment to the address in reply to the
speech from the throne. He also gave no.
tice that he would severely criticize the adj
ministration of the crimes act, jury packing,
iniquities, ETC., when the discussion regard
ing English affairs was finished.
In the Commons tn is evening Mr.. Foster,
on rising to ask question. was warmly
cheered by both sides. Many members con-
graduated him on his escapes from assassi
nation,
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.-Tn Probate Court, at
augusta, on the fourth Monday Of January.
1853:
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT. purporting to be
"A the last will and testament of Richard
Berry, late of Wayne, in said county, deceased
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior TO the fourth Monday Of
February next, in the kennebee journal, a news
paper printed In Augusta, that all persons interested
may attend at Court Of Probate then to be holden
at Augusta, and show cause, il any, why the said
instrument should not be proved, approved and al
lowed, IS the last will and testame.t OF the said
deceased.
EMERY o. BEAN, Judge.
Attest HOWARD OWEN. Register. 3w5s
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Notice of Foreclosure.

"HEREAS, William Ryan and John W. Ci isn
w by their deed of mortgage, bearing date 'aD
18th, A. ID. le7y, conveyed to Charles b. CaIts,
certain LOT or arcel Of land, situated IN toWnvd
vassalboro, In kennebec County, which said ,an
is fully described In said mortgage deed. and WHY. ,
said mortgage deed Is recorded in Kennebec hegsuda
OF Deeds, in Book 322, Page 2lO, to when sIs
mortgage deed and Records, reference is nel sa:
made, for particular description of said premssti''
And whereas said mortgage deed was on tine w.
tenth day Of December, A. d. 1882 duly Assignee ss
transferred and conveyed to John W. clark oy Sst
Charles b. Gates by his deed Of assignment Oh '""'
date by him signed and acknowledged. .sv.
And whereas the conditions OF said mortgage 10,
ing been broken now by reason OF the breach 0od
difions thereof, claim a foreclosure OF ~
mortgage. JOHN W. CLAIM
Augusta Me-, January 18th, 1883.
By 4. W. " hitehousr, his Attorney. ~
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FROM WASHINGTON.
More Of Rerdell's Confessions.

WASHING ron, Feb 10.
In the star route trial today. Rerdell said
that he had the journal and ledger copied
and afterwards compared carefully the copies
with the original. He went to New York to
get the original books for Attorney-General
McVeagh, where he saw Dorsey, who excit-
eddy accused him of having turned traitor
The witness was examined at great length.
his testimony bringing out no new or start
ling facts. Merrick took up the papers con-
nected with the route from Kearney to Kent,
and presented them in order to the witness.
He testified regarding the handwriting. show
ing that the defendants signed the names of
one another.
Adjourned.
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FROn OxrYRD-C0UNTY.
The Villages of Oxford and Bryaat's
Poad Visited BY the Flames.

NORWAY, Feb 10.
Thomas L. Robinson's store at Oxford was
damaged by fire Monday morning to the
extent of 500; insured for $1,000 in the Fire
Association. The stock of John B. Robin
son was damaged $1,000; insured for $1,000
each in the Royal and Imperial and for 5000
in the Hartford, The cause of the fire is
unknown. A force pump from the factory
prevented the spread of the fire.
The store and house of Alfred Estes at
Bryant's Pond, were burned Friday. Loss
on the building $500; insured for 5000 in the
Fire Insurance Association. ]. NJ Days
stock was damaged 1920; Insured in the
Phoenix for $1,000.
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BY GRAPH.
Associated Press kilograms to the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE DISPATCHES.
BANGOR.
The PenObscOt River Open to Naviga.
ton as far as WinterpOrt.

BANGOR, Feb 10.
Steamer kathadin, today, came from
Bucksport to Winterport, and reports the
Penobscot river now open to navigation to
the latter point Bucksport was closed by
ice on Friday, Jan. 26. and the embargo con-
sequenily lasted "a days. In that period the
whole upper bay, including Belfast Harbor.
was frozen over, and many hardships were
encountered by navigators. 1t is supposed
that the difficulty is now at an end, and that
steamers will run regularly. There is a
small fleet of vessels at Winterport, bound
out, which have been imprisoned in the ice
for some time. and they will probably pro-
coed to sea Immediately.
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SUPERIOR COURT.


MONDAY, Feb. 10, 1888.
No. 200. R. f. Day vs. Hiram Foster,
aplt. Carleton for plf. Spear & Spear for
def Action on account annexed for $1,000,
brought to this court by appeal from Trial
Justice Court at Winthrop. Verdict for plH
Sl0.7S.
No. l2l Henry X. Hopkins vs.. c. T.
Weston. Potter & Moody for plff.. Orvilie
ID. Baker for deft. Action for money had
and received. The plff. claims that some
wears ago he placed in the hands of def. an
attorney at law residing in Boston, a claim
for collections; that deft collected nearly
$500 and has never accounted to him for the
same. The delft files an account in set OFF
for S6S3.7S for services rendered and money
paid out for ptff. Trial unfinished.
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STATE OF MAINE.


KENNEBEC S. Superior Court Feb. Term, 1883.
LIZZIE l.. FREEMAN, libt., VS.. DIOzENEs X. FREE
MAN.
Upon the annexed libel, it is ordered that
notice thereof be given to the belee, by publishing
attested copy OF the same abstract thereof to-
gether with this order thereon, three weeks success
sively in the kennebec Journal a newspaper printed
in Augusta in said county of kennebec, the last pub
LEGATION to be twenty days at least before the next
of said Court, to be holden at Augusta, within
and for said County of Kennebec, on the first Tues
day of April next, that he may then and there
appear in said Court and to said libel If he
see fit.
abstract of ibel.)
The libelant alleges that she married to the
said libeee at Auburn in the State of New York
on the 25th day of December, 1880; that the
libelant resided In this State when the
of divorce accrued hereinafter set
forth, and had resided here in good
faith one year prior to the date hereof; that the
belant has ever been faithful to her marriage obiga
tions but that the said libeee has been unmndfu OF
the same; that on the day ef ls III.
deserted the Hbelant without reasonable cause;
that the said libelee has been guilty OF
habitual drunkenness.
Wherefore she prays that divorce from the bond
of matrimony between herself and said libelee
may be decreed. And this sine would
be reasonable and proper, conducive to do
morality of society And the libeant further alleges
that she has used reasonable diligence to ascertain the
present residence Of said libeee. but is unable to
do so, and does not know where it Is.
Kennebec SIS. February II, lss3.-The said libelani
made oath that The above ALT CATION as to the resi-
dence of the libelee is true
l.. +. CARLETON,
Justice OF the Peace.
true copy OF the order of notice, with abstract OF
libel.
febl7ditw2ws Attest A. C. OTIS. Clerk.
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FIRE RECORD.
A Large Portion of the Town of Brad.
ford DestrOyed-Loss Heavy.

BRADFORD, VT, Feb 10.
A terrible fire has been raging in Bradford,
which is now under control Five stores
and offices are burned and four dwellings.
The loss must exceed $4,000.
The loss by fire this morning is $4,000.
1t started in Ritchie's pool room and destroyed
the best portion of the business section of
the village. The fire spread rapidly. Fiji
teen firms will sustain loss of $4,000 to
SlOO, 900 on which there is partial insurance.
Ex- Gov. Farnham's Office is destroyed, por-
tons of the papers being saved.
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THE CAMDEN AFFAIR.
Examination Of Rowe-CarletOn's Con.
ditiou Still Doubtful.
CAMDEN. Feb 10.

CAMDEN, Feb I9.
The examination of some ten witnesses in
the case of Leon Carleton against J. T Rowe
for assault with intent to kill, was continued
from last Saturday. The government con-
sumed the entire day in taking testimony and
was adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Great interest is taken as the parties in the
affair are considered highly respectable. The
bar of iron with which Carleton was struck
is about three feet long, two and a half
inches wide and tbree-eights of an inch
thick. Cartoons condition is doubtful.
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KENNEBEC COUETY.-In ProoafeC Court beld n,
augusta, on the fourth Monday Of January.
1883. ~
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT, purportins to he
IA the last will and testament Of - iiIoughbv Tav
or late of Sidney in SAID County, deceased having
been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the second Monday of
February next, in the Kennebec Journal, a news.
paper printed in Augusta that all persons interested
may attend al Court Of Probate then to be holden
al Augusta, and show cause If any, why the said in
strument should not be proved, approved and al.
lowed, as the last will and testament of the aaid
deceased.
EMERY o. BEAN, judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN, Register. 3W4s
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Heavy Wind.

NORTH ADAMS, Feb 10.
heavy wind prevailed east of the Hoosac
Mountain yesterday, and particularly at Zoar.
The depot at the latter place. 90x20 feet. was
torn to pieces, and the foundation moved four
feet The passengers and operators ran out
when the chimney fell. and were not injured.
A freight car was blown across the Trov &
Greenfield track, and . wrecking train was
brought from North Adams to remove it.