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Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-12
THE MEDICINE MEN.
second Days Session at POrtIand-In.
teresiing Papers Presented.

PORTLAND. June II.
Ihe association assembled promptly at
$50 A NJ. Wednesday. An interesting paper
upon the intropuction of premature labor to
feheve threatening symptoms of blindness
and commissions was presented by DR.. Sarah
Ellen Palmer of Portland. This was accom-
panied by valuable paper from DR.. j. A.
opauidlng, explaining morbid changes in the
eyes OF DIR. Palmer's patient before and after
treatment.
DR.. Bray of Portland, reported a case of
apopiexy in a girl of l3 years of age, ac-
companied by notes on the post mortem. and
mlcroscopical examination of the brain.
The board of censors reported. recommend
for membership DIR. L. L. bennett of Saco,
c. E. Philoon of Auburn
DIR. J. A. Donovan of Lewiston reported
an interesting surgical case.
DIR. Alfred Mitchell of Brunswick, read a
paper on the preventative treatment of pevin-
alal laceration during labor
DR.. Morrill, of Portland introduced a case
OF tumor OF the throat.
~ i-.oO the convention doJOurntd 10 .
P. NJ.
AT the afternoon session the committee on
the presidents address recommended that the
association appoint committee of three 70
confer with the trustees of the medical school
as to the removal of the school to Portland.
The question of reforming the resolution
of 1872 with reference to prescribing alcoholic
liquors was laid on the table. The following
officers were elected:
Presdent-Dr. T. A. Foster of Portland.
First Vice President-Dr. S. Laughton of
Bangor.
Second Vice President-Dr. Abial S.
Libby of Richmond.
Corresponding Secretary-Dr. S. w.
johnson of Belfast
Recording Secretarv-Dr. Charles Smith.
He holds the office permanently for ten years.
Board of Censors-G. Fl. Cummings of
Portland. F. II. St1rgis of Auburn. E. Adams
of Litchield. II. +. Hill of Saco, A. l.. Her
sey of Oxford.
Publication Committee-C. ID. Smith. Tex
officio,) of Portland, C. .. Hunt of Portland,
C. A. Packard of Bath C. G.. Adams of
Portland, J. o. Webster of Augusta.
Business Committee-J. f. kimball of
Portland, G.. ID. Smith of Portland.
DIR. A. l.. Hersey of Oxford delivered the
annual oration.
DR.. Laughton of Bangor exhibited an in
strument devised for making application to
the cavity of uterus.
DIR. c. r. Crandall of Portland read
paper on, 1.-The early and radical removal of
carcinoma of the breast
The board reported the name of DR.. Eben
Alden of Waldoboro for membership and he
was elected.
DR.. Gordon, necrologolist, reported the
names of J. J. Gilman of Portland, c. w.
Whitmore of Gardiner, J. S. Goodwin of
Portland, VIM. Swazey of Limerick, as hav-
ing died during the past year, and presented
an obituary sketch of DIR. Whitmore, pre-
pared by DR.. Giddings of Gardiner. Ad-
journed to s o'clock.
The committee to confer with the trustees
of the medical school and to report on lhe
removal to Portland, was announced. DR..
Weeks read paper on "Monocular Diplo-
lia." Other papers were read and discussed.
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GREAT EXCITEM ENT.
Two Miles of Land Caved IN and Many
Dwellings Overturned.
WukEsBARRE, Pa, June IL

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June IL.
At Poke Hollow. mining village, six
miles from here, yesterday about four acres
of land caved in and in some places settled
from Is inches to two feet. Several houses
were more or less damaged. Early this
morning loud report like the shock of an
earthquake heard and the foundations of the
houses began to crumble away and the dwell
ings themselves turn over. Without making
any efforts to save the property the terror
stricken people fled to place of safety. The
greatest excitement prevails and the people
in the vicinity have been warned to keep
away. All the bottoms of the wells have
dropped out and water famine is imminent.
The cave-in covers two miles of circum-
ference and every dwelling house situated
above treacherous ground is liable to fall into
the mine 600 feet below.
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GRAND ARMY REUNION.
The Boys of the Potomac Division CeIe.
brate in Brooklyn.

New YORK, June IL.
The city of Brooklyn had gala day ap
pearance today on the occasion of the army
of the Potomac. All public buildings were
decorated. Each of the headquarters was
profusely decorated. When the meetings of
the two headquarters were called to order,
remarks were made of interest to the socie-
ties. Resolutions we're adopted of respect
to the memory of departed heroes who had
passed away since the last annual meeting for
the ensuing year.
The society of the army of the Potomac
was called to order at the Academy of Music
at 2 p. NJ. by Gen. Newton. There was a
large attendance. Gen U. S. Grant was be
elected president of the society.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM
And Water Spoui-e;reat Damage to
Property.
HARRIsBURe. Pa. June ii

HARRISBURG. Ia. Junt IT.
destructive storm accompanied bv a
water spout visited Cumberland Valley last
night. Several passenger trains narrowly es-
caped being wrecked in consequence. From
Nevyille east for two miles the Cumberland
Valley Railroad runs on high embankment
of made ground. Directly after the train
passed over that section the storm burst, and
in the presence of the passengers on the rear
car. carried half a mile of rails, ties and
embankment away. The water spout was
about half mile wide and very destructive
to grain, buildings and fences. The loss is
heavy.
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FROM PROVIDENCE.
The Quidneck COmpanv-ArTest of n
Defaulting Teller.

PROVIDENCE, June IL.
In the supreme court this morning in the
case of Il. Chatfee, trustee, ct al VS.. the Quid-
neck Company ct al. Judge Stiniss by con-
sent of the parties made decree, first, so
far modifying the decree of Sept. 10, 1881.
that the injunction restraining the Quidneck
Company from contracting debts or entering
into an engagement that can be lien upon
the corporate property and disposing of any
part of the corporate estate or otherwise
changing its condition, is dissolved. Second
ordering Farnsworth the custodian to file and
settle his accounts.
Frank Ii. Cushman, absconding teller of
the Merchants National Bank. was arrested
at Havre on the arrival of the steamship
Labradore, on which he was a passenger. He
had been indited here for forgery and will be
held for extraditon.
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NO. 139.
A CHASTITY DEED.
A Boy Crazed by Religion Offers His
Mother and Sister as a Sacrifice.
wuERlrNG, w. Va. June IL.

WuRRLING, w. Va, June IL.
A boy named Andy Adams at North Creek
who became insane on the subject of religion
has murdered his mother and three-year-old
sister. The boy has been arrested and the
series of religious meetings which he attended
have been stopped. On Monday neighbor
called and made the horrible discovery-the
mother and daughter both dead. The for
msr's head was mashed and the latter's throat
cut from ear 10 ear. The boy was found
crouched in a corner. In reply to a question
he said the Lord told him TO offer his mother
and sister as sacrifice and the Lord would
bring them to life again. The cabin presented
ghastly appearance, blood everywhere.
The mother was killed with an axe and his
sisters throat cut with q butcher knife.
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REUNION
OF the Carter Famiiy-A Large Number
Present.
w WoBURN. Mass, Jt

WoBURS, Mass, June IL.
The reunion of the Carter family, includ-
ing all the descendants of Rev. Thos. Carter.
the first minister of Woburn, occurred here
today. Five hundred and twelve members Of
the family were present.
After banquet permanent organization
was effected. Included in the gathering were
representatives Of all professions and trades
from nearly every State in the Union. Hon.
H. A. P. Carter of New York was chosen
president. Among other officers are Solon
A. Carter of Concord, N. H., DIR. J. A. Car
ter of Boothbay, Me-, Rev. c. T. Carter Of
Manchester, N H., and Samuel X. Carter of
Paris, Me. The last named delivered the
genealogical address.
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FIRE AT ST. PAUL.
Large Union Depot Destroyed - Loss
100000.

ST. PAUL, June IL.
At half past II o'clock this morning the
large Union depot was discovered in flames.
The fire originated in the kitchen of the
depot restaurant which is situated on the
third floor. and spread so rapidly that twenty
waiter girls and other employees escaped
with only their night clothes. The building
was owned by stock company in which the
railroads centering here are the principal
stockholders. The loss on the depot is in
the neighborhood of $500, 900. 1t is impos-
sble as yet to learn the insurance, but it is
believed to be ample.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-12
WONDER OF THE DEEP.
The Sea Serpent Again Appears in the
Atlantic.
ST. JOINS. n. F., June l2.

ST. JOHNS. Y. F., June Y.
Capt. Knudson. of the Norwegian bark
Petrellen, at Dalhousie from Plymouth. re-
ports that when off ST. P aul he passed within
sixty feet of sea serpent over one hundred
and twenty feet in length. 1t was in sight
for over half an hour, swimming at a rate of
about three miles an hour and showing itself
above the water several times. the head hav-
ing all the appearance of serpent. The
strange sight was witnessed by every one on
hoard
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Death from Paralysis.

BATH, June H.
Chas. w. Arras. printer and leading
member of the Masonic fraternity. died from
paralysis in Bath at o'clock Wednesday
morning; aged A. years.
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Conference Closed.

BATH, June IL.
The 59th annual meeting of the Lincoln
and Sagadahoc conference of Congregational
churches closed this afternoon, after a two
days session.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-12
Skull Crushed.

DOVER, n. H., June IL.
Edward Preston. 45 years old. at work in
the Portable mill, Gray's woods, Darlington,
yesterday afternoon. was fatally injured.
The regulator belt of the engine few of a
pulley two feet in diameter, burst, and q
large piece struck Preston. crushing his
skull.
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PIERCED WITH BULLETS.
Negro Shot While Under Arrest in
Texas.
GALVESTON. June IL

GALVESTON. June IL.
dispatch from Winsboro, says: negro
named Joe Britt attempted to outrage little
girl, twelve years old, Sunday morning. He
was identified by the mother of the child. At
four O'Clock yesterday morning fifteen citi-
zens visited the calaboose, broke open the
doors and rIddled Britt with bullets. No ar
rests have been made.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-12
BOWdOins Defeated.
WATERvILLE, June IL,

WATERNILLE, JUNE IT.
The base ball game on the Colby grounds
this afternoon the best game ever
played here, resulting Colbys 4. Bowdoins o.
This insures the college championship to the
Colbys.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-12

The fourth California Congressional dis
trict has elected Tilden and Hendrick dele
gates to the democratic national convention.
r. P, Hastings was nominated for Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-12
SPORTING.
Base Ball.

At ovidence-Providence l, Boston 4.
At New York-New York Z, Philsdel.
phia IL.
At Detroit-Chicago s, Detroit 4.
The Buffalo Cleveland game postponed on
account of rain.
The following is the standing of the league
games up to date.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-06-12
new York stock Market.
The Resurrection orLauarus

was miraculous operation. No one thinks
of raising the dead these times, though some
desperately close to deaths door have been
completely restored by Burdock Blood Bit
ters to genuine and lasting health.
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New York Money Market.
Evening Report

Evening Report.
NEW YORK, June IL.
Money easy between from 2a2l and closed at 81
Prime Mercantile paper, a 6. Exchange steady
Hi for long, anc Sol for short. Governments steady
Closing bids:
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o6MAW

IN NJ A
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mt r., him on his feet. and sent him cheerfully
ibout his business. Let him tell his own story:
"About three weeks ago ! was taken
with severe crick in the back For four days
was unable to turn in bed without help and
when lifted up could not stand on my feet was
ndnoed totry argLoPhohos, od ~ aiter an tne usual
first dose could bear my weight upon my feet
In Two Gays was aoie 70 get ABOUT ana at.eho
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BY TELEGRAPH,
WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next - Hours.
War Department,

War Department, !
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
w Washlngton, ID. c., June l2.-I A. NJ.
For New England and Middle States,
clearing and fair weather: slight rise in tenn
perature: northeast TO southeast winds
lower brrometer.
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": y. s:.a 4! G.asy 17ssg Establishment
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vgs, II. NJ. BOYD, Agent tor HaloweI, Ne.
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COTTON.

THE total visible supply Of cotton on the
end inst, according to the Financial thron-
icle was ,G29,OG5 bales; the year before II was
ON the same date 1897 bales; In lSS2 ON
the same date, II was l},0,lM bales, and in
1881 il wis LII ~ bales. These figures indi-
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worlds visible supply on The 22ud inst, of
lGjS-2 bales ms compared with thu same date
of lsSl. am increase of 2}l.GN bgi's us cont
uurod with the core pond ug date Of lN,2nu.t
"a dacrcnsc ut $50 hplcs u>cuwpuryd Win ISL.
ON ,hc 22nd instant, the total cotton In sight
WAS 5.tiNpB bales; tina; day enc iryvipu
year Il was 6.Ti,2ll bales; that date ls2 u
was j3lj.6Ii bales; that dutc 1881 70 was j,1l),-
500 bales, It will DE seen by the above That
the decrease in amount In sight ms compared
with last year, is ,323.2S3 bales. the increase
rs compared with lSs!-S2 Is l1,l62 bales, aud
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bales, The now crop Is moving
Gstcr than was anticipated Already
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uzR HusnANb MAKES a coNrEssIov.

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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26-Money, ll2(G2l :, closed
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