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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-12-15

Kean's Kidney and Back Plaster acts d.
rectly on the nerves and muscles of the back,
the seat Of all pain. Try them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-12-15
Notice!
Photographs Taken in
an Instant.

+ Having taken advantage Of the very latest i'm.
provements in the Art Of Photography, I am pre-
The likeness being taken In an instant, the expires.
sion, which 10 everything to photograph, Ii caught
before the muscles of the face have time to relax
and lose expression In the of long exposures.
This process is especially adapted to the photo.
graphing Of children. true likeness II guaranteed
without worriment or loss Of time, showing every
feature sharp and clear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-12-15

Temperance in all things, is the key note
to perfect health. If i'll, take the true LIZ"
Atwood Medicine, IL. F." dec1lt&wlw
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dle-horSe race, half mile dash, purse $50
vas contested by Bay MOlhe, Button. ol
gainesville; Maude s and Belle. was won
by Hutton, with Eay Molie second. Bene
third, and Maude s. bringing up the race,
Iime--A seconds.
Second race, special three. quarter mile
dash, purse 500, was contested BY Grey
Merts, Laura G. and Bill Dunlap; was wou
by Grey Mer,z, with Dunlap second.
Ihird race, 2'io class, pacing race, purse
SlVV, heats best three in five, was contested
hy he'd Buck, Jim frumble, Dan and
Sciota, First heat was won by Jim Trum.
Ole, with Sciota second Dan third; Red
Buck was diStauced and withdrawn from
The race. The second heat was won by
Sciota, with Jim Trumble second and
ban bringing up the race. This
order was maintained during the balance
OF me heats, Sciota having better record
'hah the other horses in this race was ruled
ou' OF the pools, but was permitted to con.
unue on the track. rme-a;S5, g.SS and
Fourth race, saddle,horse race. one mile
uash' purse SlVO, was contested by kobella,
iearlless anu l'Capitan; was won oy the
,atler' Win dead heat as to second place
between the other two.
IN ihe races to-day none Of the iavortes
won,
A large number of game chickens are in
the city, aud, fnr sporting men. are The cen.
ire OF good deal of attraction.
A wedding in high lite took place last
evening between Mr.. A, ID. Green and Miss
sophia stone, both of this city. The cere.
mony was qnietly performed uy Sev. 7. O.
Archer at the residence OF DR.. A. II, Con-
sur. No cards.
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M'NINNEY.


Installation of Mayor and Aldermen-val-
edietory and salutatory Remarks-Pcr-
sonai.
MCKINNEY, April ll.-[Special, THE
mayor and board OF aldermen met last
night and installed the officers elect. The
retiring mayor made the usual fearful
speech, which was mournmlly and sorrow
iuily responded to by Alderman Pearson.
IN the course OF his remarks, Mr., Pearson
salu the mayor was never known to turn a
ielloW loosc unless he appealed TO jury,
that, under his administration, the city had
puilt hne mayors office and calaboose,
and now had 81, 500 cash balance. This
affecting scene over, X. Q. White was sworn
IN but, being new man, his inaugural
was brief. This did not suffice TO prevent
Alderman Wolfe from disc0ursing at length
on the magnificent prospects OF the city,
anu suggesting ways 10 spend the cash bal
ance' IN hlring an industrious ,man 10
put III his whole time improving
the streets-with cOnvicts. The cash
balance seemed To act pretty much
as red flag does to bull 10 Alderman
Doggett, who was on his feet advocating
that the cash balance be divided and given
TO the committee member from each ward
to disburse as salts him. Mr.. Herndon,
like the new members, Messrs, Hunstahle
and Howell, did not talk much, but visions
OF lamp'posts all over town were easily seen
III their eyes. Each speaker in turn alluded
TO the incoming mayor as man OF much
back bone, and the way OF the transgressor
in this town is likely to be hard. Consid.
cradle interest was felt III the selection OF
treasurer, resulting in j. 8. Heard being
chosen.
A runaway team on the streets made
things lively Tor awhile to-day.
X. II. Craig and Y. B. Muse returned this
morning from Austin, wherg they had gone
to argue cases before the appellate courts.
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WICHITA FALLS.
Heavy Receipts OF Stock-spiendid Condi-
BODYBUILDING Boom-Heaith, Weather


Heavy Receipts OF stock-splendid Condi-
tion-Building Boom Health, Weather
Etc.
WICHITA FALLS, April 1l.-[Special. J.
Thirty cars Of stock were received this eek
and about forty cars to arrive tomorrow
The recent rains have made the grass and
water ON the range plentiful, and shippers
are beginning to move their stock Stock
are coming in IN good condition, and ship
pers express themselves as well pleased
with the time the different roads are max.
ing with stock trains. Several large ship.
pers will commence moving their stock
next week and. as they have to fit up their
trail outfits here, 1t will make trade lively
for the merchants.
Two new brick yards have commenced
making brick for the brick buildings that
are to be commenced as soon as biick are
made.
Several new firms have come in lately
aud are doing a good business.
Weather pleasant and health generally
good.
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Making a strong Firh.

CHICAGO, April 1.-The Briok-,ayes'
union is sending out committees TO meet
and explain the situation TO all lahorcry
coming here In response TO offers published
by the Buuders' association. Strangers are
given work by members of the BricklHyerv'
association II necessary, giving tho
strangers their own situations. II 10
claimed some twenty men have been pro-
vided Tor IN this way. II the inoomers de-
sire TO return home, transportation is pro-
vided for them. The general situation In
the city Is unchanged.
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LON1NlEW,
Sudden Death of a Railroad Nau-Blg Divi-
dend Declared - Improvement - Mar
rlurn-

Sudden Death ofa Railroad Man-Blg Divi-
dend Declared 80 Improvement - Mar
rlagc, Etc.
LoscyIEw, April li.-TSpecial John
Watson, foreman on the Texas d Pacific
died suddenly at his boarding house yester.
day OF inflammation OF the brain. He left
some property, which Is in charge OF the
proprietor of the Glass house. He was
buried to-day
Weather splendid for growing crops. Corn
and some cotton already up.
The Longview Kelly plow company az.
nounces per cent, dividend TOR this seven
months work since it's organization. II
has been very successful and vii
double its business capacities this coming
season.
Junction improvements have been com.
menced and will be rapidly pushed to com.
pletion.
Charles Winters. Texas & Pacific con-
ductor, and Miss Arric Beihl were married
last night. The bride received many hand
some presents.
The new switchboard put In by the West
ern Union company this week Is one of the
largest in the state, only second to those OF
Dallas, Houston aud Galveston.
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DENIsON.

Dlsposlng Of the Bodies Killed by the
Council
DESIsoN, April ll.-[special. 1.-The
corpses of the men killed yesterday near
Whitesboro, by the train-wreck, were
brought to the city to-day. Four Of them,
section men, were buried here. Conductor
Eyerett's remains were sent TO his home in
Tennessee He was crushed worse than
any of the others. The wreck wns caused
by the tram backing at high speed over Il
male, caught in cattle-guard. There
were twenty section men standing on fiat.
chr at the time, and some jumped the way
the cars fell and were crushed by them.
The city council is at u deadlock over the
election of a recorder. The last ballot was
u tie between Magnus Good and Captain
Patrick.
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GAINEsvILLE.

Spring Meeting of the Gainesville Driving
Park-summary of the Days Races
Fine Sport and Large Attendance We'd
ding In High Life.
GAINESVILLE, April I1.-TSpecial. THE
interest in the races Of the Gainesville Drv-
ing Park continues to increase, as on yes
terday large crowd was in attendance,
among whom were many ladies'. Perfect
order has been maintained and everything
moved in perfect harmony. The grounds
and race course are in most excellent con.
dition, and old sporting men say the trac tx
is the best In the state. The first race, sad.
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England.
doRE EXPLOSIVES.

LONDON, April ll.-A parcel containing
seven pounds Of gun powder was found
yesterday near the office Of the secretary OF
state for the home department. The inyes-
tigation at Woolwich OF the contents Of two
onses found Monday last on barge on the
Thames, shows they are not explosives as
was believed, but only fireworks.
A sample OF the nitro-glycerine seized in
London last week ut the time OF the arrest
of Verman, Gallagher, Dalton and Wilson,
was exploded to-day at Woolwich 10 test
its quality. The explosion was terrific, the
ground for u distance of several Yards nom
the spot where the explosion occurred be-
ing torn up.
RrJHCrRD.
The elective councils OF The Ireland bill,
embodyng Healy's scheme for the local
selfgovernment Of Ireland, was rejected by
the commons this afternoon by vote OF IS
in favor Of the bill 10 81 against IL.
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TYLER.

Preparing to Entertain tho Texas Medical
Association In Royal Style-Interment OF
Mrs. FELTON,.
TYLER, April l1.-[Special. 1.-The Texas
Medical association convcnes in this city on
the 9th instant. The fraternity here are
making preparations to give IL a very cor
dial reception. The young gentleman oi
the city will tender 1t complimentary
ball on the 25th.
The remains OF Mrs. r. NJ. FELTON,, who
died at Wills Point yesterday, were in.
tered In the city cemetery yesterday even,
ing.
No rain since Friday. Weather warm
and pleasant
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ST.. PETERSBURG, April 1i.-Crowds
thronged the streets to witness the gorgeous
ceremony of transferring the regain OF the
imperial family from the winter palace TO
the kremlin, Moscow. A separate carriage
was allotted each emblem.
The procession consisted Of officials In
full uniform IN state coaches. The military
paraded,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Opening by the Crown In the Assasslns,
Trial.
A Terrible Arraignment Of the'Tenian
Policy.
Craey's Cheeks Man.led by Blushes
while Testifying.
The Trappings of The Gar Removed
10 Moscow.
The French About TO be. Involved In
War.
More Explosives Captured-...Tests
Made Of Them.
Some Other Foreign Happenings.
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TEXARKANA,

Brakemen on a strike--Trains Lying Idle,
and nre Deiled to Move by the strikers
TExARKASA, April ll.-[Special. THE
brakemen on the various railroads center.
is for more men TO each train, and an In.
crease to higher wages. All freight trains
are lying idle, and are detled to move by
the strikers. All transportation Is sus.
pended, and the result will doubtless prove
Of considerable damage and Inconvenience
10 the public. I
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France,
TROUBLE WITH THE mAsp,s,ss.

PARIS, April ll.-lt /, announced oiIl-
cially that on account Of the hostile at,i-
iude of the Mandarin forces, French troops
have been compelled TO take possession Of
the citadel at Ma rondus, In Gnnam. The
French representatives had, on account Of
the insults people permitted by Off ials,
Quilted the oapital Of A imam.
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with n Ra,or

Vicxspuno, Mlss., April il.--ln sharksy
county, Q. NJ. Thayer ind wilkes ehannuns
had 4 dispute. shannon out ThnyoeU
throat With razor, killing him ins(G1 NJ
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themselves entered protest at the last session
effect The attention of your representatives
might also be called to this fact
Respectfully,
LouIs Busu.
President of National Cotton Exchange
C. II, PARSEs Secretary.
To the Honorable Senate and House of Repre-
sen,aliyes of the United states
/, The undersigned oolored laborers in the cot
ton fields. and growers and planters of that
great staple of the south. respectfully, but
earnestly protest against the imposition of any
increased tax upon iron ties and bands used In
baling sotton. They beg TO represent that any
increase Of duty, as is contemplated. will be an
immediate reduction Of the proeeeds they now
receive from their labors adding direct to the
cost OF sending their products TO a market They
further beg to represent that the price Of cotton
has reached so low figure that Il barely.af-
fords living margin above the cost of produc-
ton, and thai with any additional imposition by
the government they cannot compete
with the cheap labor OF India and Egypt In
the lower Mississippi valley the cotton crops for
the past three years have been poo-. and with
the large production elsewhere, the laborers and
farmers hage been made TO suffer from less
ened returns in the way OF cotton and lower
prices all of which has reduced them TO con-
dition OF poverty and distress.
IN face OF these facts, the labOriug people, and
especially the colored race, look to the govern
ment for assistance and protection and ear
nestly call upon congress TO do nothing that
may entail upon them additional burdens
YINEpnnnn
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FUTURES.

THE New York and Liverpool future market
WAS rather weak to-day on account of the con-
tinued heavy receipts, New York closing to 4
points lower than last night, Spots are dun and
quiet, bu, unchanged.
Chicago Produce-Chicago was steady to-day,
Wue lower than last night Oh corn. and Il little
higher on pork and wheat
. Anexchange remarks II is the fashion nova.
days 70 argue tnat speculation is dead, and that
the public. as class, have fersaken the pre-.
ctncts OF Wall street, A glance at the enormous
dealings recently in grain, petroleum aud cotton
should convince the most prejudicei mind that
the American people are still disposed TO risk
their money wherever activity or buoyancy pre-.
walls so soon as the share market shall show
Any fair degree of strength the same class will
tqfsake coal OIL wheat or gunny bags as the
eese may be. and venture their capital on the
bouEse; II seems now to be the policy of the
$teat New York dealers TO provide gradually
lncreasing backbone TO the market; TO advance
prices SO slowly that no bear will be alarmed,
ana 70 absorb all weak holders before the street
small DC surprised with a bold upward surge.
NAH-tAF NEW YnRE
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BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS, ETO

DALLAS supplies nearly oil north Texas with
wagon wood work, and the sales In this line are
steady and continuous. Prices are as follows.
THIS is the great central depot for all kinds OF
wagons, buggies, carriages ETC., from which
country dealers get their supplies The follow.
ing are ruling prices here:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
SHArTs--s4n9 poles, s99l5 per dos.
Bue6IEs-Grade B and spring. top, S90N1O0 do
open, H0@S0 do side springs, top siOO@ls5 do
side bar, sl00elS0; do phaetons, S125@l5O A grade
Side spring, H40@2o0; do pfaetons. s160@2O0
el10 ol1G thu spring WAGONS s00MIls
5PoKks-from 70 az inoh. per sot XXI Dol
ect g. Xxx, 81 u.s.
SAWED FiLloIs-1k to 2k. q rs DER set
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lNCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

XnRN j, VALENTINE. of Wells, Fargo X
c1Ets shat the total domestic p1oduct OF
1J<r, copper and lead during the last cal
~ in the vast region cyep which the
I vnsiness of his eompany extends was
/ ~ -, 2J7, 500 In addIiien TO this. there
,Coived at san Francisco tIom the west
{ Mexico sAtSaiii Worth, and nom
Cplumbia S67l, SO worth, bringing the
- 10 s9e 4il,sS5. Tge last two items
do not, of course, cover the entire pro-
. british Columbia |or the west coast of
y hui only the amount received IN
|iancisco, OF tho grand total $50
a rs gold. S5&lSS,2SS was silver.
- was copper and sSCJSl5j was
rom this 1t appears that
q of the total product OF the precious
: silver. and only three-eighths was
4 proportion of silver has been in.
Sc a number of years, which fact serves
&C. cunt Tor the smaller relative value
hetal in spite of the forced coinage.
1|Ices of supply for 1851 and lSS2 are
- follows.
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Illustrated Marriage Guide. go pages, cloth
and gut binding. 50 cents; same n paper cover
% cents. Manhood. 10 cents; womanhood. 10
cents; pamphlet cents securely sealed, ~
mail send money or postage stamps. Dr..
WHITTIER the grea, specialist 6l7 St. Charles
street St Louis Ne,
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Total. .......,...,.. .ssi,5 Lil1 s924ll,Ss5
NWIn be seen that Colorado Is the most Jun
p1z1nt source OF supply, that California follows,
then Nevada, Arizona Utah and Montana in the
order named The largest increase was in Mon
tana,A which nearly doubled its production.
New Mexico, however, shows larger proper.
tionnte increase, as 1t more than quadrupled its
prodpction. Alaska must have credit for doing
ut1ld something dor the country in this line, as
~ production increased from $4,000 in 1881 to
191Q0oQ last year. Still, Texas, which now APP
poafs for the first time In Mr.. Valentine tables
does better, with $685. 97.
Nevada makes the poorest showing since 1870
though, IS has been remarked, IL sun ranks
yn1rd.A It's largest OUTPUT was S5l, S5OO IN 1871
and ~ next best was si9 2S0,SO in 1876. Ia
BILE dying the total product of the several states
and territories for the eleven years ending De-
Oember 81. 1882 shows Nevada ahead, with $685.,
W. 100; california second, with 80, 0oS.S0o anu
Colorado third, with sl2S sos. 100. The total pro-
duct OF all the states and territories during that
period was $500, GO 800, OF which Nevada pro-
duced about 81 per cent But there seems TO be no
reason to doubt that the gloryof Nevada has de-
parted. The indications point to a steady ex-
haustiOn of its Mines with small prospect OF i'm.
pOetant new discoveries. The state is good for
nothing but mining, and hence, 1t looks as
though We should before long have dead
and deserted state, or state into which Calfor
MIA millionaires will have to carry legislature
from San Francisco to elect them to the United
StAtes eonate.
The total gold production last year was The
least aimee the first development of the Califor
MA mines, while the silver production was
greater than ever before The gold output is
only thIee.iourths what 1t was q few years ago,
whue the silver output is fully double what it
WA IN 1872, Such facts as these do not eneour.
a9e interpretation that the demoralized dol
Lar OF the fathers will very soon stand in the
eame value relation to the gold dollar that 1t
did until 1873.
A oTATEMENT Of the amount of business done at
the United States sub-treasury In New York
during 1857, prepared by direction of Assistant
United States Treasurer Acton, shows that the
total amount of business done at the subtreas.
ury during The year. was 81, SO, COZ, 79006. The
to0 receipts for that time were se55, 1888 III o.
including $780, 1857 5665 for customs $50 ISL IS
nom the post-oliee department, and 50 060 60i 90
from Internal revenue The total disbursements
t0r 1852 were $685. see 2s, leaving balance
Qecember 81 1882, OF Sl20, Gil, Sll53. Among the
dnbursements were treasury drafts, $50 $780,
646.l4 pQst.oiice drafts. S7l93l 07 81 discussing
accounts eSOi ~, $50 50; Interest accounts s45-
Sl&Q97 %, assay office, S6,7l7, 757 As. The Gus
0ma receipts at this Dort for 1882 were 81. 202
y0gS In excess OF the customs receipts for 1881.
NC during the past year they averaged about
&ogO, 600 for each working day The customs re-
ootptS on Tuesday were SG32 COO
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Noises In the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the urine and many other diseases
that iced TO insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars Tor
case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
not cure, or for anything impure or iniirione
found in IT, THE ENGLISH MEDICAL in.
STITUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury Consultation Free. Thor.
ough examination and advice, including snaly.
sis OF urine IS 90. Price Of Vital Rest, alive,
- 90 a bottle or four timesthe quantity, sl0 90
scht 70 any aduress On receiptvf price, OF T. o. d.,
mo q o. d. sent without 81 enclosed as a guar,
name " desired. by ENGLISH MEDiCSI
iSSTlIUIE, us 0ivestreet St Louis, Missourj .
n Wholesale Agents. w. II. HOWELL q BRO;
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CURE YOURSELF,

" bohannans Vegetable Curative, Is warranted n, no.
Mancnty cure all forms of sperrlatorrkea or go
Me.ns., denerai Debility, Impeensy, eic. and y'',,.
Lost rovsr" and brings back die youthful ,lsa,"
,oo WY haye DESTROYED by sexual excuses or ~, NM
~ Two 70 sey,qwpeks time Ills remedy NJ ~
mas pen used BY Dr. Bohnnnan in his private nya,iS,
oyer blriy years, was never known 10 fail in r,p ~
VI, WUhsI .AsaS II gives vitality and mrarts epe,ss
WIN Nsnnefill olleeto those inddlc-apcd men WHO H.
neanness peyond their years. It's invgoratlug rnss
aIe ie ~ once Young men entering ffrm the rn.
quenees q that dreadiay desfuciye habit Of srf S
s use ls medicine with The assurance OF speesty IN
hmhAnhNI cure The patient gains strength ami .h's
~. o. ps az onee, ae acts directly on lie paits sL}
a. as oothng nnd healing tonic and anodyne 10 the II,
seminal vesclcs and irraicd ducts lmnartng nn,s
s,1 zone ~. sna rssqr,g them to thr natural State lie s
H. n,ne,al napn mad never been INDUCED in hi:
h,.as ST. ana ar, Specific for the abo;e dlieascs
sny aires fTs dollars sent Tth full dirccon, ec b
Green .t Nos !, t'ih STREET between Washington avenue s
pe-pr 81 "rresikn Special Disease" which ct,..
enrS a a on he natgiI causes. symptoms MEAN ~
fhhE 10 any address upon receipt Of one ss,nn " ve
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THR GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

na never.failing cure
for Nervous Debility.
exhausted vitality. Sen
nal Weakness, Sper
matol fhma, l. OSy
MANHOOD impo,es
cy, Paralys, and ali
the terrible Q fleets OF
Self Abuse. youthfu
|follies al q excuses In
maturer years-such az
Loss Of Memory, Las.
|sIsude, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, Aversion IN Socie.
ty, Dimneys OF Niklnn