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BUGLE.
ne the store and Going With the
Soldiers.

4 New OrIednS I1IuSS-O6mOcrdt.
Hofienstein," said Hermann, as
BED up pair of pants anu plac-
|m on pile. "lf yon don't halt
bjections | would like to get from
pre away Won efeuing und go nit
ldiers to de Spanish fort oud."
Hermann, ! dinks you vas bet
ter keep away from de soldiers, u
Hofenstein, "und sthay NIT de
pecause yon know yon can't
IN condolences init de soldiers. |
ll you de reason vhy:"
b day. While | was in Wicks-
hurlng de var. a cock-eyed SOL
6mes in mine sthore nit an old
in his handt, und he looks round.
him What he wants, und he puys
e of undershirts, den he dells
keep his pundle und bugle pc
le cpnnter dill he COMES back.
de cock-eyed soldier vent de
oud, some more soldiers come
walk all aroundl vile dey look
goods. "Sheutlemen," | says,
b want anyding?' We are shust
to see vat you haf.' said Won of
nd after While anodder says:
bust look here at de bugle, de
ding de Captain told US to get.
bow We don't iiaf any bugle in
ppany for dree months. How
70 You ask for de bugle?" l
EN- dat | can't sell de bugle be-
i pelnngs to a man What shust
pd. 1 will gif you fifty dollars
Says de soldier pulling his mo-
ID. | dells him dat | don't can
because it wasn't mine. i viii
undred dollars said he. But
fcious, Hermann, wants to sell
gle so bad dat | Whistles. De
dells me While dev vas leafng
Pre-, dat if | puy de buglc from
What owns it, dey will gif me a
"a uad twenty-five dollars for it,
lem will do il. | sees chance
pow, Hermann, to make some
Ply der oberashun".
de cock-eyed soldier comes
e says: Cit ms my bundle und
l got to go to de camp | says;
hdt, don't you want to sell yonr
tie dell me no, und says;
tie Leopold, vat plays in de
sees de bugle, und he goes all
cFyln' shust as loud as he can
e he don't get it. Six dimes
hlm NIT de yard oud und vips
hd he comes right back und cries
ongle. 1t shows. you know
uch trouble man will haf NIT
y. will gif you ten dollars fol
" to please little Leopold De
Won't take it, und at last ! of,
hity dollars, und he says: We'll
AXE fifty, because | cau't waste
pre- time, | must go to the camp
'e goes away ] goes To de doo'
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INvlGORATOR SAMPLES FREE,
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Cali or address DR.. LIEBIG Co, 40 Gear
street. Private entrance. 4o5 Mason street, san
Francisco, California
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Notice.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ ceived by the Board of County Com
missioners of Boise county, al the Audit
or's office in Idaho CITY, on
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Inventors will Advance their interest by
employing an experienced Attorney resi-
dent in W ashington r. A. Lehman. So
licitor of American and Foreign Patents,
Washington, d. G., has had years Of sue
cessful practice, and was formerly an Ex-
aminer Of Patents in the Patent Ofice.
A II business before the Courts or the De-
partmcnt promptly attended to- Fee con
tingent upon success Send for circular
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LEGAL BLANKS.

All kinds Legal Blanks, just printed
or extra good paper and for sale at
this office.
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PostoHce Hours.

II. ring week osyz, lntil further notice.
the ostoffice VII ne ept open from seven
A. NJ until min. p II
- ndays from half-gsast twelve to one
and from four until six P. NJ.
MONEY oRDEk BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
opened at all on Sundays; and no Money
Order business viii be transacted on SAT
urtlays after four o'clock 4. NJ.
h G.. STLSBY.
Idaho City, Dec 3. 1873. Postmaster
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-17
THE ALLEGED CROOKEDNEsS
In the Construction Of the Boston POST
office Extension.

BOsToN, April l6.
Sub Treasurer NJ. P. Kennard stated today
that the 'crookedness" charged in the con-
struetion of the postoffice extension in this
city, is of no serious importance There had
been some petty steaings going on. The
first knowledge he had of it was when they
took Gown the protecting fence that encircled
the new building, and noticed load of the
lumber being hauled away. The teamster
said he was taking it to the house of Mr.
Hill, the father of the supervising archi-
tect, Jas. G.. Hill. The next day Dennis
the small peculations, and that advantage
had been taken of the sickness of Superin-
tendant Brown. Fennelly was middle man
and should never been hired. He received
the contract to do the plumbing, but was not
practical plumber. His entire bill was only
S447, so there was not much margin for
fraud. He was Immediately discharged.
kennard, the only discussing agent, said that
though he endeavored to get 100 cents equiv
alent for each dollar, he could only seem to
get 80 cents worth.
The1real trouble lies in the 'penny wise
policy of the government trying to get
good superintendent of public buildings for
a salary of four thousand dollars. The
arched wall that fell beneath the weight of
Eshsiled, an Italian, was a temporary struc-
ture to guard against fire, and was never in
tended to bear any weight. While consider
able stuff had been hauled away, il was of
no great value, being mostly debris it should
of course have been sold for the benefit o.
the government.
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THE VICE REGAL PARTY.
Gov. Butler and Mayor Palmer Visit
Them at the Brunswick.

BosToN, April l6.
During Monday morning the Marquis of
Lorne and wife drove out in company with
Albert Bierstot and Herbert Herhomer in
tending to visit certain studios in Boston.
The party returned to Hotel Brunswick at
about l.20 p. NJ Very coon after the party had
entered the hotel, Gov. Butler drove up and
was received by the Marquis of Lorne
Within few minutes of Gov. Buffers ar
rival Mayor and Mrs. Palmer, invited to take
lunch with the Vice Regal party, also arrived
and Gov. Butler was invited to become one
of the party at the lunch. The Governor,
however. was compelled to forego the pleas
ure. The dinner was ordered for ) 80 o clock
and it vas only few minutes before that
time the party returned to the Brunswick,
Directly after dinner a move made for
the carriages, which had been brought up
for the conveyance of the visitors to the Low
ell depot. where they arrived at 6.55 o'clock
Here was assembled some 800 or 400 people
eager to see the Princess. As the party
reached the platform every gentleman pres
ent raised his hat and there went forth a
cheer. and before the Vice Regal car was
reached this was repeated. In the course of
the day the Marquis said to a reporter that
it was ''sll imaginary" about his being ap
pointed to the Vice Royalty of India.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
PHOENIX PARK MURDER TRIAL.
Webb Asks to be Excused After Curley's
Tnal.

DUBLIN, April l6-
Daniel Curlev another of the men indicted
for participation in the Phoenix Park murder,
was placed On trial in Green street court
house this morning. DIR. Webb. Q c.. one
of the counsel assigned to defend the indicted
men, took occasion at the opening of the
trial to ask that he be relieved from that duty
after the case of Curley is disposed of. The
judge stated in reply that he would give the
request due consideration.
The case for the prosecution was opened
BY Mr.. Murphy. Q C. He said that neither
the feeling of indignation at the crime nor of
the panic in regard to themselves should in
fiuence the jury in arriving at verdict.
A servant girl who was in the Park on
May 9th, was the first witness called. She
fully identified Curley as one of the men she
saw in the Park on that day.
James Carey was the next witness. He
swore that just before Mr. Burke was stabbed
he Carey heard him telling Lord Freder-
lex Cavendlsh about the attempts that had
been made to take the life of Mr.. Forster.
Carey admitted that he had been engaged IN
twenty attempts to take the life of Mr.. Fors-
ter. He said he would not have called
Forsters removal" murder. He also said
the conspirators had arranged for the assass-
ination of May las. of Lieut.. Colonel HITLER,
then Inspector General of the Royal Irish
Constabulary and Burke. Carey said he did
not think. Burke deserved to be murdered,
but he would not have cried at anything that
happened TO Forster.
Farrell was the next witness. Upon the
conclusion of his testimony the court ad-
journed until tomorrow.
Mr.. Adams, another of the counsel for the
defence, has applied to be relieved from fur
ther duties at the end of the trial of Carey.
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ASSIGN VI ENTS.
New YORK, April l6

NEW YORK. April l6.
The schedules in the matter of Williston.
Knight & Co., cotton dealers. assignment to
John NJ. Wardwell, were before Judge Van
Brunt in the court of common pleas TODAY,
for his approval of the assignees bond. The
latter was willing to furnish a bond in $50
600, but Judge Van Brunt said he should re-
quire 500, 900 security. He also said that
he wanted more complete statement of the
firms assets, and for this purpose the sched-
ules were sent back to the assignee. The
liabilities are stated to be 1884, 4S3; nominal
assets. Sll2,24S, and actual assets, Sis, 32O.
PIUTsBURG. Pa, April l6.
James Marshall Co., iron pipe manufac-
turers, one of the largest firms in the bust
ness. have made an assignment to George B.
Whitney for the benefit of the creditors.
The liabilities are 81, 800, 900: assets about
$1,000 900. The failure is caused by too ex-
tensive speculation in pig iron.
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NTANTED.-A situation by a Protestant girl,'o
w do general house work. Portland city iee''
ences given. Address +. .. box III.
aprl4t3t
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NOR StLE.-The furniture and Il xtures contained
Il in the Central House, consisting of chamber
seis bedsteads carpets, dishes. bedding of all kinds
ana in fact everything need, in hotel all in good
oder Anyone desiring to 90 into hotel business
will fin this chanc.. The hou So can be leased
at "a reasonable prize This chance will be open for
week. Anyone desiring to purchase call at once
apl2tlw" GENITAL HOUSE, state ST.
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TELEGRAPHIC SPARKS.

The high water in the Hudson, Monday.
compelled the abandoning of trains on the
Schuylerville and Mechanics road
L. X. Gallagher, employed many wears as
writer on the Chicago daily papers, and
almost continuously for The past six years as
night editor of the New York World. died
in Chicago, Monday morning, of pneumonia
The largest cigar manufacturing firm in
Covington. Ky, agreed to give an increase
of dollar per thousand after May LIST.
St Paul dispatch says: Work in the
pineries is practically suspended, and it is
estimated that the total cut of logs on the
stream is about 435, 900, 900 feet or 5O.OOO.-
600 in excess OF any former year.
Cornelius Nolan, proprietor of the Cen
tennial House at Bennington. VT, was
checked to death while eating his dinner
Monday noon.
John O'Brien, burglar, was shot twice
by Waterman at shoe factory at Wake
field, Mass, while leaving the building. and
was captured Sunday night.
At special meeting of the stockholders of
the Old Colony Railroad, Monday, it was
voted to issue $780, notes and bond, to
meet the mataring Indebtedness and to in
crease the capital stock of the company to
Sl2, 000, 900.
Gould has decided to postpone the West.
ern trip TILL Friday. BILE
The demand of the carpenters in New
York for an advance to SO so per day is gen.
orally conceded. The painters will demand
the same price.
Tom Bailey, colored, outraged young
negro girl at Meadville. Tenn. and after
numbering her threw her body into a pond.
A mob took him from the Jail Monday morn
ing and hung him.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
ALABAMA CLAIMS.
A Busy Day in the Court Of Commits.
siOneTs.

WASHINGTON, April 16.
In the court Of commissioners of Alabama
claims, today, judgments were announced in
the following cases:
No. $40. Walter S. Cove for SSH.
No. 81. Francis Masick for $500.
No 423 John p. Knowles, surviving part
ner of Thomas Knowles & Co., for sl6,S92.
No. 424. John p. Knowles I'd. for 81 .f95-
No. 425. John p. Knowles, Jr-. for 1854.
No 426. Seth Knowles for s275-
No. Az. James F. Knowles, Administrator
of the estate of James H. Knowles, for S215.
No. 42o. Jonathan Boures for 81, OSf.
No 429. Ossick Smsliery. for Sl,3l3-
No. 400 John C. Hitch and James c.
| Hitch, administrators OF Charles Hitch, de-
| ceased, for $3.50.
No. 43I. Autone Joseph for sl,2sl.
No. 423. Joseph P. Knowles, surviving
partner of Thomas Knowles & Co, and
others, owners of the bark Edward for
catch" to be distributed to officers. crew
and owners of said bark, according to their
respective interests therein, for 81 Sl3.
No. 52I Eliab w. Metcalt, for Sl1,1i4
| No. 52l. Henry II. GRAFT, administration
OF the estate of VIM. McGilvery, deceased,
for s246s.
No. 52l. Joseph G. Pendleton for sS45s.
No. 52l. rhineas PeDdleton for S345s
No. 52l. phineas Pendleton. Jr.. fol
S6432.
No. 52l. Wm. g. Michels for sG4S2.
| No. 52l. VIM. G. Michels (pers onal eff
| fects) for $685..
No. 52I. Benjamin Carver, sole surviving
partner of Walsh, Carver & Chase, for
Sss51.
No. 52I Henry Brookman and John w
Brookman of the firm of ii. ID. BrOokman &
| Co for Sl3,2s5.
( Samuel s. Alien and Chas. o. Olsen OF
Boston were designated by the court to make
up a schedule from the books, records and
data of insurance companies of Boston fol
the guidance of the court.
Adjourned until Wednesday.
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A Mysterious BOmbshell.
NEW YORK Anril 1e

NEW YORK, April 16.
The Commercial Advertiser saws: We
have excellent authority for believing that
before many hours have elapsed, prominent
government officials will make their presence
known in this CITY. The object of their visit
is to examine into certain irregularities prac-
ticed upon the government by certain large
interests. which action, it is thought. will be
bombshell in some quarters.
As Secretary Folger is in town, the above
is supposed to refer to him.
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A HEAVENLY VISITANT.
The Biggest Meteor Ever knOwn-Seven
Persons Killed.

FoRT WORTH. Texas. Ayril l6.
A dispatch from Williams rancho says
about two o'clock Sunday morning great
meteor fell in the outskirts of the town, kill
ing several cattle and destroying the DWELL
ing house of Martini Garcia, a Mexican
herdsman, who with his wife and FIVE chill
dren were buried beneath the ruins. In the
descent the meteor resembled a massive ball
of fire and shock similar to that of an earth
quake was felt. 1t is still hot and steaming
Ii is embedded in the earth probably one
hundred feet and towers above the surface
seventy feet and will cover an acre of grou nd
This is the largest meteor ever fallen and
has already been visited by many people and
doubtless will continue to attract great at
tention for months to come. 1t is an occa-
sion of great excitement not only here but
all over the surrounding country.
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A Much Married Woman.

Mrs. Fowler of this city, was married last
January to her sixth hus band, and strange as
it may seem. five of them died exactly two
years from their marriage-day. Her present
husband has been sick for the last four
months with chronic jaundice, and was given
up by four Of our best physicians; as last
resort be began using Sulphur Bitters, and
yesterday told our reporter that they had
saved his life. smilingly saying that he guess
ed Mrs. Fowler would be unable to take a
seventh hetter-half for some time to come.
En- apI0feod2p&w1w
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Chicago Prodnce Market.

CHICAGO, April 10.
FLoUR-dull.
vHkAr- higher: No.2 Chicago Spring. lo5aio5;
1911 April; l09alo9s May.
April, May 54sa5ii.
OARS : higher 42s cash; A. May; 49, April
xYE-frmer, IS
BARLEY-weaker1 20.
PoRK-at is 90 a Is O5 for cash and is Is Is III
May. a.
May.
nuLK MEAr-Shoulders, 775; Short rib. 10 10;
short clear. 10 45.
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On account of the reported existence
yellow fever in Cuba and other Southe'
islands. the National Board of Health h
decided to establish quarantine stations {
the Southern coast earlier than usual til
year. 1t is proposed to open the station
New Orleans on May l, and those
other Southern ports not later th'
May Is.
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New York stock Market.
OAKLAND.

Another ST our Oldest citizens died Satur-
dav morning about eight o'clock. This was
Calvin Crowell. aged about 76 years. He had
been sufferer from heart disease for long
time. His death was FASTENED by accidentally
falling down flight of stairs, receiving Sc
we're injuries from the fall good citizen,
he will he much missed in this community.
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Labor Question in the Chicago Rolling
Mills.

NEW YORK, April l6.
President Potter of the North Chicago
rolling mills states that the mills will be in
operation again in from three to six months
or not at all. They will not be started while
present prices continue. -Four thousand
men have been thrown out of employment
by the stoppage of these mills He thinks
that one-:hird of the rails needed this war
are already in the market, and expresses the
opinion that the outlook for laborers now
out of employment is a very dark one.
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Successful Strikers.

New YORK, April l6.
The demands of carpenters for an increase
to $3.50 and for certain reforms in other
matters, have been generally successful
Only three shops struck this morning on ac-
count of the refusal to grant their demands.
The painters strike for $3.50 day also re-
suited successfully, almost all employers
yielding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-17
All Quiet at the Reservation.

Agent Wilcox of the San Carlos milan
agency, Arizona. writes to the commissioner
of Indian affairs, dated April 4:
absolute quiet prevails at all points on
the reservation, and not shadow of evidence
exists of a desire on the part of the Indians
to disturb it
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Is He a Cranks

BosrON, April l6.
Tie republican State central commttee
will issue a CIRCULAR offering for sale OH
against Gen. Butler of about s2ooo, ciaimeo
to be due one Lee of Southboro VINO IN reply
70 an offer of reward BY Gen. Butler fer a
nerson 10 .father'' document entitled
..Nuts for Bntler to Crack. He claimed
he wrote il and demanded the reward which
has not been paid. 1t is alleged that Lee is
a crank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-17

The proposed prohibitory amendment
the Connecticut constitution failed in ii
State House of Representatives for want {
II votes. 1t received I2S affirmative vote
II less than two thirds, and there were s
negative votes. The vote was nearly
party vote. only IA democrats voting f
the measure and 5 republicans against
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-17

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Depression of
Spirits and General Debility, in their various
forms also as preventive against Fever
and Ague, and other intermittent Fevers, the
-Phosphorated Elixir or Calisaya.'
made ny Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York,
and sold by all Druggists, is the best tonic !;
and Cor patients recovering from Fever or
other sickness, it has no equal.
feb7 +ay rues Ave- 3dw
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Treasury Examination.

The count of coin in the silver vault in the
Treasury Department was finished today
The legal tender notes in the reserve vault
are all that now remain to be examined. The
count of all the cash will be completed by the
committee this week. Several days more
will be required to verify the books and ac-
counts of the office.
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First Arrival on the kennebec.

GARDINER, April l6.
The tow boat Charley Lawrence came up
the river this evening, being the first arrival
at this port. She was closely followed by
a tug of the Morse line, with two vessels in
tow, to load with ice at the Knickerbocker
houses. The shipment of ice and lumber
along the Kennebec this season promises to
be unusually large.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-17

Postmaster-General Gresham has placed
mon the fraud list the Industrial Works.
Of New Philadelphia, Ohio, and the
.sUnion Trust Company" of St. Louis.
These firms will hereafter be denied the
facilities of the United States mails so far
~ money orders and registered packages
are concerned.
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Bounced.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April l6.
DIR. f. l.. X. Thompson, charged with
abortion in the case of Mary Canavan, was
expelled, tonight, from the New Haven Med
ical Association. There was large at
tendance and the matter was discussed at
full length.
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Possibly Parnell Can Come in Autumn

Parnell announces that if the projectors of
the Irish convention, to be held in Phladel-
phia, would postpone their meeting until au-
tumn, he might then be able to attend IT.
He, therefore, ADVISES that the time for the
assembling of the convention be postponed
until fall.
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Crop Reports.

MILWAUKEE. April Is.
s. W. Talmadge of the Chamber of Com
merce, has collected the reports concerning
the condition and prospects of the growing
crops of winter wheat in the fifteen principal
States, and places the damage at about 20
per cent or 100, 000, 900 bushels short of last
wears crop
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Court of Claims.

In the court Of claims today, judgment was
rendered in favor of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& ST. Paul Railroad Company, for SIT, 4o5.
This was a CLAIM against the United States
the balance due on the contract for carrying
the mails.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-17

Secretary Folger has made ruling that
the portion OF the act of February 8, 1875
which imposes duty on tin cans contain.
ing fish that are entitled to free ad.
mission under the Washington Treaty with
Great Britain, remains in force. notwith
standing the fact that it was not incorpor:.
ated in the new Tariff act.
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The St Louis Clinical Review says eve
desire to call attention to the reliability of the
preparations manufactured by the Liebig
Company, and to the high character of tie
Endorsements according to its Coca Beef
Tonic by leading physicians and medical
journals of all schools" Invaluable in
debility, piles, dyspepsia, catarrh and bilious
ness. aprl7-+eodlw
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ESOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-Two story house.
II l. and stable. House has rooms, all finished,
modern style, good neighborhood, 10 minutes walk
from post office aud depot, handy 10 schools. Stores
etc. Terms easy. Address Lock box Us, Augusta,
Name. affidavit