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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11

The article in our columns this morning
copied from the Boston Advertiser. gives
some idea OF the 'irrcpressible conflict
which is raging among Cleveland's sup
porters in regard TO the management of
the offices. The hungry democrats will
raise a tempest If Cleveland listens to adj
vice from ORGANS like the Advertiser.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11

Mr.. Bayard appears TO be the man whom
Cleveland will have for Secretary OF State.
The Solid South can make no objection to
that selection.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

The Ksnnebee Journal establishment IL prepared
at all times to give immediate attention 70 orders Of
any kind u book or job printing. We have every
facility for doing work eheapy and well. Have new
presses, large quantities Of paper stock, and the
latest styles of type. Orders by mail win receive
prompt attention.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11

The circumference of the Boston Globe
has greatly enlarged since the mu-
nicipal election in that city. Unless the
owners of this wonderful soap bubble take
care pf their property it will burst with its
emotions at the election OF its fayorite can
didate
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11
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Published at AugHstG. Me-. ecerD
WednesdGy by
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+ rERMs.
Ih DAILY gu s!ssc i9vasL

Is issued every morning except Sunday a'
a1.O0 year.
$3.50 for six months,
SI.78 for three months,
90 cents per month.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11

DIR. Seth Arnolds Cough Killer is a sure
and safe remedy for Coughs, Colds, Dtptheria
and Pneumonia. Before the public 40 years.
Has saved thousands of lives. 25c., soc.
and 81. 90 per bottle. Try it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11
AdUertistng Rates

Can be had on application at the ofice The
Daily aud Weekly taken together afford the best
gdvertIsiar medium for this section Of the State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11
The Magazines.

''Babyhood, is the title of a new magazine
published in New York, which is handsomely
printed and filled with valuable and instruct.
i've matter. 1t is devoted exclusively to the
care of infants and young children and the
general interest of the nursery. The editors
are Leroy NJ. Yale, NJ. D., and Marion Har.
land.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11

Coughs, Colds and Sore-throat yield readi.
ly to B. II. Douglass & Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11

The Sidereal Messenger for Decemter
received. For those who are interested il
astronomy this is a fine publication. 1t i
conducted by VIM, w. Payne, Director o
Carleton College Observatory, Northfeld
MINI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11

The December number of the Meteorolegi-
cal Journal is received. 1t contains much use.
ful matter concerning the weather and other
things appertaining thereto. 1t is published
by w. H. Burr & Co., Detroit, Michigan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11

The December number of ''The Decorator
and Furnisher" is an elegant publication.
We cannot enumerate the many excellent
things in 1.-THE articles relating to the
special purposes for which the work is pub
lished-the illustrations of beautiful things
for furnishing and decorating houses, some
of them colored in handsome style-but it is
a credit to the publishers and will give
pleasure to all who examine it. 1t is pub
lished by "rhe Decorating an. Furnishing
Company" New York,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11

We have received from the publishers the
December number of Electra" This is a
magazine of pure literature, devoted to the
true, the beautiful and the good" 1t is a
prsisewo orthy publication, edited by Annie E.
Wilson and Isabella NJ. Leyburn. Printed
at the Courier Journal Building, Louisville,
Kentucky.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-12-11

Snaa aAssvsssesen<s, NOT esese6iag ehrss fsss,
sossine szsev fAs hesS Il WAITED. foR sALs
To LKr, L0sT. &c., Uia BE snsertea acre 90 Isss
or IS oenss fAres tsmes for 20 eenfs, and es< seq
for so cemfs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-17
FOUGHT TO THE DEAIH.

Desperate battle with Negro Murderer
i'm Baltimore Equally Drteim ned
Negru Elects ms Capture, But Loses his
Lie la Doing So.
baltimore, MD.. Nay Is.
A fight took place in South Baltimore yes
terday, in which about fifteen white and
colored men took part, and which re-
suited in three men being shot, two Of
them fatally. Robert Campbell (colorcd)
was working in the Carroll brck-yard on
Washington street when Charles Sesco
(coloret) stole up behind him with pis-
tol in each hand and simultaneously dis
charged both weapons at him. One bull
let went through the shoulder and the
other lodged in his arm. The men had
previously quarreled about woman.
The act was witnessed by number
OF white men, who, seeing
Campbell fall, supposed he was dead and
proceeded to arrest Sesco. The latter
with one pistol between his teeth aud one
in each hand retrcated backward, warn
ing them not to follow. The white men,
about twelve in all, armed themselves
with clubs, and two of their number pro-
duccd pistols. Seeing them following,
Sesco fred repeatedly, and running
fight for several squares took place,
causing pedestrians to scatter In great
hurry. Finally a colored man named
james Johnson, who had joined in the
pursuit, succeeded in graphing with
Sesco, receiving ball through
his shoulder as he did so.
Sesco fired his weapons with great
rapidity, and the twcnty-one shots in
them were soon flying in every direction.
Johnson and the fugitive rolled over SO
rapidly on the pavement that the crowd
did not dare interfere. Johnson received
another bullet through the abdomen,
which will prove fatal. When all of
Secso's bullets had been discharged
the crowd closed in on the strug-
Cling pair, and Sesco was beaten
insensible in very few minutes.
| His skull was fractured and his face
beaten to pulp. In this condition he
was removed to the police station in a
wagon with Johnson, his caqtor, who had
| swooned. Christian Kramer, white
man, received one of the flying bullets in
| the wrist and another in the temple. His
! injuries are serious. Sesco stole four
! pistols from a pawn-shop last night, then
pawned one of them to get cartridges for
! the other three which he used with such
| effect
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-17
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


IT is denied by Attorney General Brews.
ter that the Department of Justice con-
nived at the dismissal of the Kellogg case.
SECRETARY LICNoLN recommends an ad-
ditional appropriation OF 10000 for the
Sou hern food sufferers.
THE $4,000 verdict obtained by Hallett
Kilbourne against x-Sergeant-at.arms
Thompson has been set aside as excessive.
The London Times of the 9th explains
the Kisses with which Gladstone was
greeted at the Health Exposition as a
condemnation of the treatment of the
Government towards General Gordon.
TIE trust fund of $4,000 raised for
General Grant is all safe, but outside of
that the General hasn't nickle, and is
head and heels in debt.
ACCORDING to reports of the 10th Charles
O'Connor, the eminent New York lawyer,
was not expected to live.
A BARRIsTER named John Boultbee has
absconded from Manitoba with $4,000.
1T is thought Monsignor Capel will be
offered an American bishopric.
The death of Giovanni Pratt, the Italian
poet, born in 1915, is announced.
OK the 10th Ex-Governor Paris C. Dun
ming OF Indiana died of apoplexy at Bloom
ington, in that State.
THE Khedive of Egypt has appointed
Lieutenant Cherlnside Governor of Sua-
kim.
THE charge of forgery against McKim
member OF the Canadian Parliament, has
been dismissed.
On the 10th William II. Vanderbilt sailed
for Europe, but before he left he sent for
General Grant and returned to him all the
deeds to the property which the General
and his wife had made over to him the day
previous.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR is reported to have
lost money by the Grant 81 Ward failure
IT is reported that Senator Sabin has
determined TO resign the craftsmanship o.
the National Republican Committee.
On the 10th the Prince of Wales visited
Bismarck and Emperor William and had &
chat with the Prince of Bulgaria.
The Greenbackers of the Fifth Congress
sional District of Kentucky voted down q
resolution to instruct for Ben Butler.
The Boston millionaire, S. l.. Burt, who
married his servant girl month ago
dropped dead in the Metropolitan Hotel
Milwaukee, Wis, on the 10th.
PRESIDENT THOMAS c. JONES of tn
Conductors Life Insurance Company o
the United States and well-known rail
road man, died on the 10Th.
SATISFACTION is suppressed by Pope lie,
with the prospect of renewal of direc
relations between England and the Vati
gan.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-17

THE attendance at the unveIling CT the
statue Of Chief.Justioe Marshall at the
Capitol grounds in Washington, on the
10ih, was very large.
THE failure of the Northwestern Manu-
featuring and Car Company of Saltwater,
Mimi, is reported. ID. NJ. Sabin, Chairman
of the National Republican Committee, was
President.
BY order of the Bishop of New Jersey,
Rev. T. V. Van Bodenfeld. book canvass
or of Buffalo, N. Y, who has been carry
ing on extensive swindling practices, has
been arrested.
The Interstate drill at Houston resulted
as follows: First infantry prize, $o,OOO,
Houston Light Guards; second, $500,
Treadway, Rifles, st. Louis; third, 1000,
Columbus Guards, Columbus, Ga. The
Busch Zouaves, st. Louis, won the Iouavs
prize of $1,000. First artillery prize, $50,
Battery B, Louisiana field artillery;
second, $3.50, Battery A, st. Louis light
artillery.
A TREATY is said to have been signed by
France and China recognizing French
protectornte over Tonquin and Anam. No
indemnity is demanded by France.
! THE people of Zanesville, o., are excited
over mysterious, wide and deep assures in
the earth, and the sudden sinking of three
acres Of ground, on which were many
houses. Some OF the terror-stricken in
habitants think an earthquake has oc-
Cured. Others think an abandoned coal
mine under the sunken territory caused
the depression.
THE Wabash, st. Louis g. Pacific Road
has been placed in the hands of a tempo
rary receiver.
THE Franco-C Chinese treaty is said to
Civ g France more than she ever claimed.
Tue issue of standard silver dollars for
the week ending May 10 was 3i5,00I; COR
responding week last year 1Gj,5O0
On the 18th slight run was made on the
First National Bank of Saltwater, Mimi,
growing out of the Northwestern Car Com.
pany's failure.
A VERY heavy cut in rates is announced
by the agents of the Burlington, Missouri
Union Pacific & Atchison, Topeka e. Santa
Fe Roads.
SHIP OWNERS, underwriters and shippers
at a meeting in New York on the 125h, con
demped the bill now before Congress TO
lating to international bills of lading.
On the 18th the bark Theresa, with {
number of the survivors of the steamship
State OF Florida. arrived at Quebec.
No official or definite figures can b,
given of the amount involved in the Gran
81 Ward failure until the statement of the
bank examiner is made public.
PERSISTENT thefts of coupon passengel
tickets on the Wabash Road have been go
ing on for months. One of the conductor
who was suspected of being implicated go
frightened and skipped.
The African Methodist Conference, il
session at Baltimore, passed a resolution
ON the 18th giving WORKOUT preachers $40
year; widows 500, and orphans unde
fifteen years $50
THE special Grand Jury, appointed +
consider the commissioner crimes in con
necJion with the Cincinnati riot, has mad
, it's report. Fifty-four indictments were re
1 turned, covering twelve different grade
. of crime. Campbell, the attorney who de
Tended Berner, is among the indicted.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-17
LATE NEWS ITEMS

In the Senate on the l3sh the bill placing
General Grant on the retired list, with the
rank and pay of General passed without
debate. The shipping bill was taken up
and the motion for conference COMMITTEES
was adopted. Consideration OF the Indian
appropriation bill was then resumed, and
after some debate the bill was passed....In
the House the bill passed providing for
civil government in the Territory Of
Alaska. The Townshend bill providing
that n Territory shall have population
equal to that of a Congressional district to
entitle it to representation in Congress was
laid on the table. The bill passed ex end.
ing he jurisdiction of justices of the peace
in Wyoming and STIMULATING that the Leg
islature OF Dakota sail hereafter consist
of twenty-lour members of the Council and
! forty eight members Of the House.
BISHOP uILLERY has been deposed by
the y rican Methodist Conference.
Gastric has left Key West, disguised
and taking considerable money with him.
THE bin abolishing the Bureau of Elec-
tions in New York was defeated at Al
bany.
THE bill relating to explosives has
/
German Reichstag.
The annual convention of the National
Hat Finishers' Association began its ses.
sionS at Bridgeport, Conn, on the 18Th.
SUPEMNTENDENTS of insane asylums
from thirty States and Canada were in
session at Philadelphia on the 5 h.
BENZ. WALLACE, SOAP manufacturer of
New York, wortu $4,000, has been adj
judged insane.
THREE regiments have been recalled
from Tonquin since the Franco Cliue, sc
treaty was gned.
SENATOR MORRILL,, of Vermont, was alb
sent on the l3-n from the Sonat, for the
first time in twenty nina years.
THE Ancient Order of Hibernians begaI
their thirty.Iourth annual National Con
vention ut Cleveland on the 18Th.
CHARLES O'CONoR, whose illness has
been announced, died at his home in Nan
tucket, Mass, on the 13th.
IT is estimated the export of wheat t.
Australia from England in 1854 will be II,
900, 600 bushels.
THE Supreme Court of the Knights o.
Honor Of the United States began ter
days meeting at Chicago on the 18th.
CYRUS II. MCCORMICK, of Chicago, o
reaper fame, who has been an invalid 70
number of years, died on the 18TH H
was seventy-tve years old.
The unwilling of the Martin Luthe
statue at Washington will take place Ma,
81. Chief Justice Waite will preside at tn
ceremony.
RUMoRs are again in circulation to tn
effect that the Erie Railroad lost nearl
100000 by the Marine Bank and Grant
Ward failures.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-17
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

OK the eth the train containing the
Directors of the Mexican Central Road
was wrecked south of Huajuquilla by Mex
leans opening switch. Another wreck
occurred week previously.
TEN women were blown to pieces by an
explosion of dynamite at Mobiles factory
in Ayrshire, Scotland, on the Sth.
On the evening of the It'll William Ellis
was shot and killed by George JENNIE, in
dispute about log-chain, at Tidioute, Pa
On the 9Th Baron st. Leonards was COM
mitted to Jail in Brentford, Eng, on
charge of indecent assault upon domes'
tic in the family of friend he was visit
ing.
In St. Petersburg, during the trial of
Dubetski and daughter, Nihilists, the for
mer stabbed himself fatally and the latter
seriously.
On the morning of the Sth the steamer
CITY of Portland, which left Portlnnd, Me-,
on the night of the It'll for st. John, N. b.,
struck on Grindstone Ledge at Owls Head
and was wrecked. The crew and seventy
passengers were transferred safely to an
other vessel, but the cargo was total loss.
On the night of the Sth an engine and a
! dozen cars were smashed near huntington,
Pa, by the wreck of a freight train
| OK the 9th two children persisted by the
burning of a school building in Roth Rocks
Vile, Pa, which was struck by lightning.
On the oh, during a game of base ball at
Chillicothe, o., the grand stand gave way
and about forty persons were more or less
severely injured. No one was killed.
ON the 9th another attempt was made by
| to nd trni
Mexican Central Road. One of the rob.
bers was killed.
THos. LEONARD, an Englishman, was
shockingly murdered at Nebraska City,
Neb., on the S,h, by unknown assailants.
Robbery is given as the probable cause.
On the 10th plumber in st. Paul Mimi,
fell from the fifth story of building and
only broke his ankle.
FIRE destroyed the Sweetland Manu-
featuring Works at Wallingford, Conn, on
the 10Th. Loss, $4,000.
On the 18th John McDougall, of Brus
sells, Ont, was run over and killed by q
st. Paul train near Sevalle, Wis. He was
en- route TO Portage, Manitoba.
FIRE destroyed Mayors brewery in New
York city on the l25h. Loss, $4,000.
A SLAUGHTER of Christians in South AT
rica is reported. The Norwegian Mission
at Inhlabatki was attacked and three men
killed on the II inst.
ISAAC d. EDREHI, New York chemist
sixty years of age, on the 18th shot hi:
wife, from whom he was separated, be
cause she refused to live with him, ther
shot his fiVe-year-old son and afterwart
shot and killed himself.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

A MURDERER in Utah named, Hope alias
Welcome, has selected shooting as the means
of death in his ease, his execution being
set for June II. His case has already cost
the Territory $4,000.
The Fall River (Mass.) operatives strike
is at an end.
RETURNS of the Department of Agricul-
ture indicate the winter wheat product at
$50, 900 900 bushels.
"THERE is nothing" says Prof. Gregory
sin the Civil Service law to prevent off
Gals from attending political conven-
tions."
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-17

10 escape the intrigues of the Bonapart-
lists, Prince Victor Napoleon, son of Plon-
Plon, will take a voyage East.
On tho 10Th New York and Chicago were
agitatad over a report that Jay Gould was
financially embarrassed The report
originated in Chicago and was denied by
Gould.
On the 10th Hon. Butler h. Strong, who
represented Tioga County, Pa, in the
State Senate for fifteen years, committed
suicide ON account OF i'll health.
The recently captured dynamiters, Egan
and DAILY, have been committed for trial at
Warwick, Eng. They are charged with
completely in the explosion at Victoria
railway station.
THE Baroness Burdett-Couts is entreated
to establish fund for the relief of Cor
don. Tho expedition to Khartoum, 5000
strong, will start in July.
WHILE on the way to the Presbyterian
General Assembly, w. G. Case, OF Santa
Malica, Cal, was seized with apoplexy and
died at Kansas City, Mo.
On the 18th Midhst Pasha died in Con-
stantinople from the effects of carbuncle.
PRINCE YAMAsHANA OF Japan arrived at
San Francisco on the 12Sh.
The Emperor has finally consented to
| Bismarck's retirement
! ONE of the oldest newspaper men in
| Ohio, Henry d. Stout, died on the 18th. He
was seventy six years of age.
ferdinand WARD filed an assignment on
the 18th for the benefit of his creditors
George C. Holt is tho assignee.
! The House Elections Committee i'll the
contested election case of Wallace VS.
Mckinley, has decided in favor of Wal
lace. -LFr
IN the British House of Commons, on the
18Th, George Anderson, an advanced Lib
eral, gave notice that he would soon make
a motion to condemn the existence of the
Honse of Lords.
DIRECTOR GENERAL BURKE of the New
Orleans Exposition has been urging thu
passage of the bill authorizing the Govern
ment to loan money to the Exposition.
SUIT has been brought against Collecto
Robertson of New York for the recovery
of several hundred thousand dollars col
lected as duty on paper boxes containing
stockings and co ton laces, from K. M
Obcrteufer. 1t is "a tes5 case.
A CIRCULAR has been issued by Senate
Sabin containing information for partie
who want tickets to the Republican Ma
tional Convention.
On the 12sh Schaefer won the balk-lin
championship game with Slosson in CHI
cago.
On the evening of the 18th, in the boxin
match between Mitchell and Edwards i
New York city, the latter was so used v
he could scarcely stand, but the match wa
declared draw.
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DIR. SPlNN EY,
NO. ~ kEARnEY sTReeT,
Treats MI Chronic nnd Special
Disc nsca,
YOUNG MEN

Who may ne suffering from the edects Of
youthful fOliics or iUdiscrctiOn viii do we'll 20
avail Themselves pf thia, the greatest boon cy-
ei laid Gt the sltlr Uf SUFFERING huinsnitr
Dr. spinncy viii guarantee To- forfeit lynI f1,
oNciy cNso OF seminal woaknrsR or private dis.
ease ~ any kiud o character which bo uudCT.
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ELKo. ELKo COUNTY, NEVADA, oc1onEp oe .aax
SCROFULA

and all serofulous diseases, Sores, ErysIpo-
las, Ec1eni,, Blotcher. RlnEwovIn. Tu-
irors. CarbunCIss. BoIIs, ami ErurtIons
OF the shin. are the direct result oI an
impure state OF the bloUi.
To cure these diseases the blood must be
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for over forty years been recognized ly emi-
nrut medical authorities rs The most pow
erful blOU-l purifier ia existence. II frees
the system from all foul humOts, curiclies
AMI strengthens ia. blood, removes nil IrAccl
OF ncrcurial treatment, and proves Itself a
complete master Of all scrnfuious diseases.
A Recent Cure OF scrofrIIous Sores.
"Sonc mouths ago . WAS troubled with
fcr"fu,OuS sores ulcers on INV legs Nh,
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$500 REWARD.

The above rcwsrd will he paid for the sre.
and conviction Of any party or parties fount
guilty Of stealing. killing or rduning on
altering brands or marks Of any live s,ooI
belonging TO any member Of the Nevada Liy,
Stock Association.
Q. W. cRurcHEA. Presidsot.
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Middle-Aged Men

There are many At the age of NJ 10 IA, ,.bo
arc troubled With 100 frcgueni oyAcu.iIoby Of
tho bladder, often hccomp1uird by = siipht
smartinC or burning fnnssIion aud 4 weaken.
not sccount for. on examining The urinary
oepoaita, . copy sediment will often be found
There are msny mcu subject 90 this dinicuit
who arc lgnurtut 0f the causc. which IL th
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KENTUCKY PRODUCTION.
MEDICAL JOURNALS SAY THAT

MEDICAL JOURNALS SAY THAT
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II Il the best In the market: being anniyycd
by the most eminent professors and pro-
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ismi'y nso Latgrord r. coming from every
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tcrfcits. mo- genuine unless nbcIed with my
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