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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-03-06
TOWN ELECTIONS.

The following al litional returns have been
received
FRYEBURG-M Moderator. Asa O Pike; clerk
+ 5 Mclnlire; treasurer. John Locke; Super
wiser, Fred W Powers selectmen, c IL Walk
er, J 4 Jones. ID ID Carlton. All republi-
cans but the first and last on the list. who,
however, were voted for by the republicans.
KENNEBUNkroRr-Mo Moderator. Enoch Cou.-
ins; clerk, Henry K Donnett; selectmen,
assessors and overseers of the poor, Enoch
Cousins, Enoch I Coleman, VIM IL Hutch
ins. Jr; treasurer, Chas O HUFF. ind rep );
auditors, John b Mailing. Ira Grant, super
intendent school committee, Francis IL. Cous.
ms. All democrats
OLp Observation-Disclosures Edison II Mil
lken; clerk, w F Fernald; Selcctmen, En-
enezer Staples, Isaiah = Milliken, John
Jameson; treasurer, Chss + Staples {;
auditor Frank G Staples constables, VIM
A Whittier. Albert Jeliison; agent, Chas II
Files; collector, Edison IL Milliken; school
agent, Frank Moses; board ot health, q w
Holman, DR. + g Stevens, George W Usher.
ST. ALBANs.-Moderstor l. l. Lucas /;
clerk, c Il Gray; selectmen, Merrel,
John Finson, Isaac Winslow; treasurer
Daniel Foss; supervisor, Matthews ;
town agent, ID ID Stewart. Town meeting
adjourned till Tuesday at ten o'clock.
Observation-Disclosures : q Butman; clerk
w G Lowd; selectmen, NJ Dow. p Pal
mer, Ii + Gage; treasurer, Jonathan Wood
man; constable. J Campbell; collector,
John Robinson; 5 = Committee. & Clark.
Sewis Stevens. Ora Wiiham; town agent, NJ
j Dow.
RowSFIELp.-Selectmen, b Hill; w s
Haley, WIN Boynton. !; clerk, Warren,
Il; treasurer, C IL Fogg, X: collector and
constable, b Bartlett, r.; S $ committee,
l. q Wentworth, r. No party politics in
the question of town officers chosen nearly
unanimously.
OxFoRD.-Moderator Geo Z Whitney
clerk. Thomas Baker; selectmen, VIM n
Thomas, Cyrus S Hayes, Samuel Stuart !;
treasurer, Geo II Jones; supervisor, c 5
Cummings; collector, Erancis Holden; con-
stable, John w Chadbourn
LlsBoN.-Moderator, A + Jordan; clerk,
Aaron Nuttng; selectmen A f Jordan,
Henry w Farrar, Edward Mari; supervisor
of schools, W S Cotton. All republicans.
CARTHAGE Moderator, g S Holman
clerk J Libby; selectmen, G s Holman,
b Staples, NJ ID Morrison; s s committee,
Miss Abble Morse; treasurer, w w Good
win; collector and constable, w fainter
LrvERMoRE.-A b Strickland, c w Full
Ter, Millett Cummings.
FRANKFoRT IN Moderator, Hayward Pierce
clerk Upton Treat; selectmen, Darius
Drake, Charles Seavey, Edward Truncy
treasurer, Upton Treat; collector, James
Riley; Superintendent of schools, Trun-
dy.
OTIsFIELp Moderator, + J Sylvester, r F;
clerk. II A Hall, r; selectmen, Daniel NJ
Cook, d; Albert f Nu,ting, C; Llewellyn
Spur, ID; treasurer, william Lamb, ID;
collector and constable, Stephen Jillson, g
superintendent school committee, Thomas
Jackson. X 1t was voted to raise for schools
and town expenses, $1,000. for road and
bridges. $4,000 The town is reported out
of debt.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Good Financial Report by the Grand
Trunk Railroad.

TORONTO. March ).
A cable despatch from London says; The
Grand Trunk Railway company announce
that its accounts for the half year ended with
December last, show 10 per cent net revenue
accruing to the Grand Trunk which will per
NIT the payment in full of dividends on first
and second preference shares, and 81 per
cent per snnam for the half year on the third
preference shares The balance carried for
ward about $1,000. being so per cent OF the
revenue accruing To the great western share
cspital. covers the payment in full of divi-
dends on preference and ordinary stocks,
leaving balance of $4,000 for reduction OF
defci, of the previous half year.
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necessarily and drank deeply He said his
clerk (RerdeiD had ssquealedr and betrayed
him and shown papers TO the postmaster gen.
eral and attorney general and others. that he
begged them both 10 help him, and made the
most abject apologies for the hard things he
had said of them in the past Spencer had
said that one occasion, when the two were
in room together, Dorsey remarked, ''see
how | do business" Wnereupon he placed
5000 or $1,000 in an envelope and laid ii on a
table. Presently Brady came. put the en-
velope in his pocket and went away.
On the last Wednesday in June, James
said, with Messrs Cooke and Woodward, he
called on the President at the wbitehouse
As he entered the attendant said: Go right
up stairs 10 the cabinet room; the President
is there Who is with him? asked James.
Senator Dorsey and Col Ingersoli.' The
three went in the red room, and word was
sent to the President When the latter entered
he was introduced TO Cooke. This, said
James, was obviously the first time they
met Cooke explained what had been done
by Gibson and himself. The President sug-
gested that thew were too slow; that they
should be more earnest in the work srri that
they should have accused the parties and
tried. Cooke promised that no time should
be lost. On rising 10 leave the room he said :
Mr.. President, you know | am a criminal
lawyer, and nv associations are not always
with angels. | hear good deal about what
is going on, and feel thar it is my duty TO
say from knowledge which has come to nv
possession that something dreadful is ABOUT
to happen
The witness said the total amount of the
reduction of the star and steamboat service
from March /, 1881, 10 December 81, 1881.
was 81, ,004 $50. In conclusion he said:
desire TO say to the committee that | gladly
avail myself nf the chance afforded TO present
a statement of essential facts of my connec-
ton with the proceedings. | deem it due TO
the truth of the history of the matter, of JUS
tice TO myself and still more of justice to the
memory of the late President Garfield, that
his conduct In the affair was honorable and
courageous in high degree and was inspired
by a lofts sense of the duty of his office. If
he had taken a lower view chief magis-
trate and as an honest man. it is my firm be-
lief that he would not have fallen a victim to
the assassin's bullet.
Ex-Attorley General McNeigh testified
that the investigation convinced him that
there had been gigantic robbery Of the
treasury, unless the indications were at fault
McVeigh cor-oborated the testimony of
James in regard to the appointment of
Messrs. Gibson AMI Cooke to assist Mr..
Woodward. and will continue tomorrow.
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CANADIAN TARIFF.
Reciprocal Trade Between Canada and
the United States Advocated.
OrrAwA March ,

As the Washington treaty expires IN July,
1885, Mr. Davis of Prince Edward Island,
ex premier of that province. will move today
in the House of Commons for the papers re-
gsrdiug the subject. Mr.. Davis says he CON
slders the time opportune tor bringing up the
question of reciprocal trade between Canada
and the United States. He objects to the
giving away of Territorial rights for so much
money. and thinks that free fishing in Cana
dian waters should be granted for trade re-
latious in return. Reciprocity with the
United States hus worked well IN the past
and should be renewed He claims that
Prince Edward Island should get share OF
the fishery and in few days will move in
this direction.
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How Family Row Ended in Penobscot
County.
DOVER, March ).

DOVER, March D.
Mr.. Bray of Charleston, who was shot and
seriously wounded by his new-made son-in-
law in Ocsober last. was by complaint of
Dexter municipal court and brought to Dex
ter charged with beating his wife and cruelty
to his family, threats to kill, etc. The state
of affairs was such that the assistance or pro =
lection of the neighbors was often called for,
and they proposed to have him under bonds
to keep the peace. At Dexter today com
promise was effected, the old gentlemen who
had some property, poured oil on the troubled
waters. by deciding half of his farm to his
wife, and all hands went home to
try it again.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
HAINE DISPATCHES.
FROM PORTLAND.
Episcopal Quarterly Meeiing.
PORTLAND. Me-. March >.

PORTLAND, Me-, March >.
The quarterly meeting by the Episcopa al
Board OF Missions for the diocese of
Maine, opened last evening at ST. Pauls
Church ~ith services and discourse Bust
ness session today received reports from vari-
Gus mission stations, showing good progress AT
all points. clerical conference was held
this afternoon, general missionary meeting
will be held this evening, when an address
will be made by Rev. DIR. Harris of Detro It
and others.
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MONMOUTH.

W. II. Gilman has a Shropshire lamb, | /
months old, that weighed last Monday 1876
lbs 1t is twin lamb.-Dudley & Getche!fs
horses arrived from Canada, Monday-l2 IN
number. They have some good ones.-A.
A. Fillebrown's crew loaded his goods Mon
day, three carloads in all. The crew started
for Aver. Mass, THesday. This takes II of
the young men from the village
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Meeting of Portland Yacht Club.

At the annual meeting of the Portland
Yacht Club, held this evening, the follow wing
officers were elected: Commodore, VIM.
Senter. Jr, Vice Commodore, Geo G. Owen;
Fleet Captain, Edward Wosdman; Secretary
Geo. ID. Rand; Treasurer. Harry K. Virgin
Measurer, Joseph Oyer. The date for the
annual challenge cup race was fixed for June
9th
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United states Brewers Association.

PIrrsBURG. March ).
The United States Brewers Association
has issued circular to all firms members of
the association here, requesting them to make
out list of all voters in their employ. and
also of those who have neglected to take out
naturalization papers. The object of this
action is to learn the exact political strength
of the beer manufacturers of this county.
which. it is thou yht, will eventually merge
nto a strong, political faction entirely dis
,inct from all others.
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CHINA.

There was Division Of Sons of Temper
ance Instituted here Saturday evening by J.
r. Chase, ID. G. w. p. with the following
officers: w. II. Jones, w. P; ID. W. Went
worth, W. A.; J. /. Goddard. K. s.; Z. s.
Fletcher, A. X. s.; w. II. Metcalf, T. S. {;
j. j. Varney, Treas; Rev. E. s. Gahan,
Chaplain F. w. Metcalf, Conductor; Nellie
Varney, Asst. Conductor; Lura Varney, 1.
s.; J. Hussey, o. s.. z. Wilson, P. W.P.
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Election Notice.

STATE OF MAINE, f
County of kcnnrbec, 80
city Clerk Office. Augusta, Feb q. 1854.
To the inhabitants of the city of Augusta qualified
according 10 law 10 vote:
You are hereby notified to assemble at your re-
spFcyv ward rooms. Monday, the tenth day
Of March, \. u. lisa, (it being the second Monday
of said month"; at 70 O'Clock \. NJ, then and there
10 give IN your vote. for the following officers, viz
MAYOR Warden, Ward Clerk. Constable, and one
Alderman
The polls win be closed at O'Clock in the after
noon
will BE- in session at the Aermen's Room, in Granite
Hall, on Thursday, Friday and saturday, preceding
fh' said day Of election from TO - O'Clock in the
forenoon aud from to ) O'Clock in the afternoon of
each Of said days. for the purpose of correcting
the lists Of voters Of the several wards, and for
evving evidence of the qualification of voters whose
names on said lists
fchasiSwid n. +. BLANCHARD. City Clerk.
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THE SOUDAN QUESTION.
Recommendation that Turkey Deal Di-
rectiy with England.

LONDON, March ,.
The Porte has been sounding the powers
in regard to the SOudan. Germany has re-
piled that she will not intervene and suggests
that Turkey arrange the matter directly with
England Other powers made similar re-
plies. In view of this, Musuras Pasha, the
Turkish ambassador at London, has request
ed Earl Granville, the foreign Secretary of
State to use the Sulton's influence in seeking
to conciliate the Soudanese.
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We feel called upon to preach few gospel
fscts-facts that are worth knowing. We
want everybody to enjoy all that is possible
in this world. We want all those who are
suffering from rheumatism, neuralgia, and
all aches. sprains and pains to know that
Thomas Eclectric Oil is an unfsiing and
splendid cure. mar3d&wip
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Lewiston Lasters Leave Work on Ac-
ola Reduction.
LEWISTON, Me-, March ).

LEWISTON, ME-, March ).
The lasters belonging to the Lasters'
Union left Gay. Woodman & Co.'S factory
this morning. in consequence ofa reduction of
pay on soft boxing to Is cents per case The
Union men in Cushman's shop left last week
for the same purpose.
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Steamship Arrivals.

The Dominion steamship, Oregon, from
Liverpool direct, arrived at seven this morn
ing. Another, probably the Allen steamship
Polynesian. Liverpool via Halifax, 4th, is
now coming in.
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Burglar Identified.

LAWRENCE, Mass, March 5.
Detective Wiggin. of Boston, this evening
positively identified Jas. Rogers, arrested
for having burglars tools in his possession,
as Johnny Dodds. of New York, who has
been connected with the principal bank bur
glaries in the country, among them North
ampton. Manhattan, and Winthrop, Me.
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FROM EGYPT.
Troops Concentrating a Saukim.

Carlo, March ).
Gen. Graham has arrived at Saukim. The
troops are embarking at Trinkitat for Sua-
kim. The cavalry before leaving Tokar dis
covered that Osman Digma is stationed ten
miles from Saukim.
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Arraigned for Perjury.

NEW YORK, March ).
Arthur Dudley Vinton, law partner of
Perry Belmont, arragned today upon the
charge of perjury, by Eaustus r. Ransom,
law partner of Pres. Arthur. The arrest
grew out of long standing litigation. Vinton
was admitted to $1,000 bail, pending applica-
ton bv counsel for writ of certorian.
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The Old Story.

LOWELL, Mass, March ).
George F. Hunt, treasurer of the Odd
Fellows building association. was arrested
this afternoon charged with the embezzleme mt
of funds from the association to the amount
of s2700.
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Election at Camden.

CAMDEN, March D.
At their municipal election. Camden viii
lage corporation Tuesday night chose Isaac
Coombs. \. j. knowlton and j. C. Curtis.
assessors. No opposition; no politics. Two
thousand dollars were raised on the debt.
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FORTY-EIGHVR CONGRESS.
First session.


WASHINGTON. March 5.
Several bills were reported favorahly from
the committees and placed on the calendar.
After the passage of two district bills the
Senate took up the bill extending the limits
of Yellowstone Park. Ii fixes the boundary
of the park by lines which. as Mr.. Vest ex-
planned, would add some 1000 square miles
to the $500 square miles of the park.
Mr.. ingalls, opposed the bill, and Messrs.
Dawes and Vest favored it. Ii
Several amendments were rejected and the
bill was passed.
The Senate then passed the bill authoriz-
ing the postmaster general tolease buildings
for postotfices OF the first, second and third
class, for terms not to exceed ten wears.
The chair laid before the Senate the Pen
dle,on bill. providing for the exercise OF jur-
isdiction conf, rred on the United States in
places outside their domain. The bill pro-
vides for L. 5. courts in China and Japan.
Some debate arose as to the constitutional
ity OF such courts ana of the appointment of
judges
After further debate the Senate went into
executive session ard afterwards adjourned
HOUSE.
The Senate joint resolution for the addi-
ton of $4,000 10 the contingent fund of the
will only be available for the expenses of in
vestigations now ordered; passed.
Mr. Ellis of Louisiana reported back ad-
versely bills for the relief of sufferers by the
overflow in the lower Mississippi valley, and
by the cyclone in North Carolina; laid on
the table.
The committee on elections reported a res
oution unseating I. Luna as delegate from
New Mexico, and seating in his place F. A
Manganares; adopted,
MIR. Calkins OF Massachusetts, from the
committee on Judiciary. reported bill TO es-
tablish uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout the United States.
MIR. Ellis of Louisiana, from the commit
tee on public lands, reported a bill to repeal
sec. %, of the act incorporating the Texas
Pacific Railroad company, and to declare the
forfeiture of the grant thereon made.
The House then vent into committee on
the naval bill.
Mr. Thomas of Illinois offered an amend
ment providing that the secretary of the navy
shall converse with board of five officers of
high rank not less than captain, to investi-
gate the present retired list of the navy. and
all officers on that list placed there for rea-
sons other than wounds, injury or disability,
or for having reached the age of &c, shall be
stricken therefrom.
This was met with vigorous opposition from
Mr.. Boutelle of Maine, who asserted that
most amendments appeared to be offered
with the object of impairing the efficiency of
the navy.
Several amendments we're rejected, and
and after recital of the deienseless condi-
ton of the Pacific coast, the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
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Respects to Mr.. Hunts Memory.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 3.
Every mark of respect for the memory of
the deceased American minister was shown
by the authorities. An offer of the military
escort to attend the remains to their tenn
porary resting place in the church, was made
but the relatives of Mr. Hunt declined this
offer.
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Democrat Nomination.

BANGOR. Me-. March ).
The democrats this evening nominated
+. A. Cummings for mayor, and also adopt
ed resolutions favoring local, in preference
to standard time.
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Strike Continued.

New BEDFORD. Mass, March
4 board of trade has been organized here
with Frank Swift president. he spinners
for the Grinnell mill brought here yesterday
did not go to work today. Only five pairs of
mules are at work, some of them operated by
Indifferent hands.
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Death ola Hotel Proprietor.

George Waterhouse, proprietor of the
Merchants Exchange hotel, and formerly of
the Preble House, died today aged G2.
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The Cattle Disease.

The Dominion steamer, Montreal, will go to
Halifax and take cattle there, to avoid any
question about the cattle disease.
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sudden Death Caused by Drinking Sal
aratus Water.
DOVER, n. !

DOVER, n. H., March ..
Luther Howe died this morning very sud
denlv. Ee was in the habit of drinking wa
ter containing 3 spoonful of salaratus to allay
the unpleasantness of dyspepsia. The doc
tors declare that his death was cansed BY the
salaratus having perforated his bowels.
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WEATHER REPORT.
War Department,

Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, y. c., March. 6.-l A. NJ.
For New England and Middle States,
diminishing followed by increasing pressure.
essterly winds, shifting to northerly. Warm.
er cloudy weather. and snow, followed by
cloudy weather. Cautionsry signals from
Cedsy Keys TO Eastport.
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i,s9i.Goo
Nep Y.ra stock Market.
@eu S0rL Money market

EUsnsng report.
NKw YoRK, Murch 4.
Money loaned between from iia2 and closed at
Prime Mercantile paper, a o.. Exchange steady
.6i for long, and sg for short. OoyerBm"nts steady
losing bids
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ParneIl's Amendment Rejected.

LONDON. March 5.
The House of Commons today rejected
the Parnell bill, amending Irish land act-325
TO g.
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Stan 1rs House {. g.scI .ysiag Establishment
EMILE BARBER & CO.

Awarded First Premium at Maine State Fair
Any kinds OF Dress Goods, in the pieces, or ma
sIipper.. Kids. Feathers. etc, dyed 0
cleanssd. and finished equal TO new.
Also Gents garments dyed, cleansed, repaired
and pressed ready ts wear. Carpets and Lace Cur.
tains sceansed Vcive. trimmings Of slcighs dyed and
restored to their primitive color. without any rppn n
Goods received and returned promptly By express
Send fpr circular price list Prices reduced Orders
solicited by mail. express or In any Agency. Beds
called and delivered Il lssired.
n. PENNIMAN, Agent for Winthrop.
MRS. II. NJ BOYD. Agent for Hallowel, Ne.
,i Sus
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL:
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Boston " oOi market.

MAJ. I, Ih7F.
The sales for the week comprise l.s9l 900 lbs
OF domestic fleece and pulled, and fgs 0OD lbs. OF for
eign, making the weeks transactions foot up 1882
COO lbs.
The total amount of the sales of various
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NOTICE.

An persons are cautioned against giving credit on
ny aeeount, ~ shall pay bills a3fer this date
saiess contracted BY ny order.
y. =. UADDl8.
AsgNsoA, Me-, Feb. ~. fbh00aaa
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SUAKIM. March ).
An Arab reports that Osman Digma. .has4,-
600 men at Tameineb and more % miles from
Suakim. The slaves have determined to
support Osman Digma-
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" E1Gexe

II is fact that remedies almost witt ont
nuntr already contest the claim to cure ali ...e liz
thAt sil,ict suffering humanity Thousands have
found them roweriess to work 3 cure for them.
No diseases have so baiiled ali attempts
npermanent relief as have Rheumatism and Neural
"a Along sticcssson Of disappointments has INSIDE
ie'r asotized victims dcSpsjr of the possibility NJ
cur, For centuries they have been considered be-
You'd the power Of neulCal skill 10 cure
And yet we say both can be cured. and
mat ArEIorHoRos viii do the business The best
fsusa that it can do 1t is that Il has dune it