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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-18

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GARDINER.

WINS. Steward and wife of Brighton, Mass,
are visiting friends in this city.
The alarm of fire Wednesday night was
occasioned by the burning of an old unused
barn on Summer St, owned by Arthur
Berry, loss of little account.
The Thermometer indicated 26o below at
8 o'clock Wednesday evening; and 309 below
at 6 o'clock Thursday morning. 1t seemed
somewhat rough on farmers who had not
finished gathering apples. The damage was
slight.
The prohibitionists hung out a st. John
and Daniels flag, Wednesday evening, on
Water street. "St. John and Daniels" is
painted at the top, and prohibition" at the
bottom of the banner. 1t is claimed that
this party vote will be much larger in
November than it was in September, in
Gardiner.
Mr.. +. S. Brown and wife will return to
their Florida home early in November.
The Coliseum Jr's and Mascot Jr's wen,
out to ZAP Berry's hall in Litchfeld, Thurs.
day evening, and played a game of polo.
The Coliseums won the game in three
straight heats.
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EGYPT's TROUBLES.
A Steamer Aground With Money and
Booty Aboard-News from the
Soudan and Gordon.

DoxeoLA, Oct IL.
A special messenger returned here from
Waddy Gorna, reports that the inhabitants
there declare that the steamer which run
aground some days ago had a quantity of
money on board which belonged TO the Greek
consul. There were forty Europeans and
natives on the steamer. The vessel was
armed and carried booty which had been
captured by the party in fights with the reb-
els. II had also on board the heads of rebels
who were killed at khartoum The messen-
ger repeats the story of treachery and mass
acre TO which the people on the steamer were
subjected, and says there were no whites
among the prisoners.
wADY HALFY, Oct. ~.
Steamer Feruse with forty row boats on
board, has arrived at Dongola. 0sman Nor
reddin. an inhabitant of Norte, has arrived
from Khartoum. having been fourteen days
on the way. He Was present at Khartoum
during the whole siege. and saw Gordon cap
ture quantity of guns and rifles from the
rebels. He says the road from khartoum to
Senaar is free of rebels. Gordon's steamers
after bombarding Berber, returned in Safety
to Khartoum. Kahsmil Pasha will occupy
Berber with force which Gordon is getting
in readiness.
AT the time when Norredn left the Mehdi
he came to Shaft. six days journey from
Khartoum. but on hearing of the insurrecti0n
at Gebeldeir, he was forced 70 turn back.
Before starting he summoned the tribes OF
men and villagers TO accompany him, but
very few obeyed. They had rather remain
loyal to the khedive. The Mahdi had left
Mahmond in command of 5000 troops.
The Bakkara tribes and the inhabitants of
Gebeldeir, Joined by 100 Egyptian troops,
had made an attack on FL Obeid and captured
a number of slaves and cattle. The attacking
party was so much encouraged by their sue
cess that they threatened TO renew the as
sault.
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THE EMBDEN MURDER.
The Jury in the Walker Trial Disagree
After Being Out Eighteen Hours.

SKowHEGAN, Oct. II.
In the case of State VS.. Walker in the
Skowhegan Supreme Court, at $50 p. NJ,
Thursday, Judge Foster began his charge to
the jury, imDressing upon them the great
responsibility resting upon both judge and
jury. He defined in clear and able man
ner the crime charged, and the law applicable
to the facts developed. At 40 the jury re-
tired, and remained at the court house till
midnight. At noon today they were called
in, and reported that they were unable to
agree, the vote standing IL for manslaughter
and one for murder in the second degree,
This closed the trial of ten days.
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THE CHAMPIONS.
Grand Reception Given the Providence
Bass Bail Club.

Providence, Oct. IL
The announcement that the Providence
Club would return from their western trip
this evening was responded to bv an immense
gathering of citizens in the Union Depot
who awaited the arrival of the champions
with much enthusiasm and complimentary
comments on the splendid achievements of
the nine on the diamond. strong detach-
ment of police experienced difficulty
in holding back the crowd from the
tracks, and as the engine hove in
sight. sent up enthusiasm and the depot rang
with cheers and shouts. When the players
alighted, the crowd grasped them by the hand.
patted them on their backs and lndulged in
other expressive NANTES tations of satisfac-
tion at the result of the seasons work. Man
ager Bancroft was cordially greeted. Crowds
lined the streets at the Narragansett Hotel,
where the nine proceeded and banqueted. A
grand reception will be extended on Tuesday
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LABOR TROUBLES.
The Bound Contractor Released by Bos-
ton Police.

BosroS, Oct. IL.
A SQUAD of the police who went to welseley
to rescue Dacey, contractor. from the Italian
laborers employed by him, found him bound
and confined in barn. The police arrested
some seyenty-five Italians and released Dacy.
All but nineteen of the Italians were subse-
ouently released and the former will be tried
TODAY. The men claim that Dacey received
$500 and would not give them any money
They claim forty days pay.
The Italian rioters we're arraigned at Weis-
olav TODAY before Justice Daniels of Dedham.
The contractor. Dacey, identified of the
prisoners as his principal assailants and they
were held for action while the others were
released. The prisoners were charged with
assault, and battery on Dacey, and after
short hearing, fine of sl5 ana costs was
;r,nnsed and the men were committed to
Dedham Jail until the latter are paid. The
light sentence is due to some extermatng
circumstances.
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DYSPEPSIA

c,rses its victims to be miserable, hopeless,
fused, and depressed in mind, very irrita-
- laagrIld, and drowsy. 1t Is a disease
>. 'cb does not get well Of itself. It requires
(--e,rl. persistent attention, and remedy to
.,-oy Of the causes and tone up the diges-
..ge organs til they perform their duties
,yllugly. Hoods Sarsaparilla has proven
tret the required remedy in hundreds of cases.
~ have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for dys-
,ersla. from which have suffered two years.
red many other medicines, but none proved
ca satisfactory as Hoods sarsaparilla."
THOMAS COOK, Brush Electric Light Co.,
View York City.
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ON FIRE.
The Nevada at Queenstown with Her
Cargo burning.

QUEENSTOWN. Oct IL.
The steamer Nevada, from New York for
Liverpool, arrived of here this morning. She
reports fire aboard and great excitement pre-
walls among the passengers. Instead of pro-
ceeding to Liverpool the Nevada has entered
this harbor. Her cargo has been on FIRE since
"Wednesday. A gang of laborers has gone
aboard to help subdue the Ere. No passengers
have been brought ashore. Ii is supposed
the fire was caused by spontaneous combus-
ton.
Later.-The Nevada's passengers are all
safe. Every effort is being mad to extinguish
the flames.
The Nevada on entering the harbor had q
heavy list to port. Ii is stated there are ten
feet of water in the hold.
4P. M.-The captain of the Nevada denies
the fire is still burning. The owners of the
steamship expect her to leave Queenstown
his afternoon for Liverpool
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THE SAGADAHOC SHOW.
Day of the Fair-The Races.
BRUNSWICK. Oct. Il,

BRUNSWICK, Oct. II,
The Sagadshoc county iair closed today.
The attendance was between five and six
thousand. The three year old race for the
society's premium was trutted this forenoon
and won by Trancendent in %. The big
race, postponed from Thursday, was trotted
this afternoon. In the 232 class Hamble-
tonion Knox won in three straight heats
time 32. The IS class was won by j.
W time 2344. One of the features of the
day was the parade and race of Portland
Bicycle Club. In the mile race for the silver
medal Morrill, won.
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CHEAP FARES.
The Railroad War Continued With no
Sign of Truce.

New YORK, Oct. IL.
The railroad war in passenger rates exhib-
its no sign of truce and at the offices of the
Baltimore & Ohio and West Shore, first class
tickets for Chicago can be bought at Sl6
for Buffalo at s4.65 and for Albany at Sl.55.
Ticket saclpers are selling the same tickets
for sl4, 50 and 81.
In accordance with its announcement of
yesterday the line today begun selling tickets
at cut rates. The Pennsylvania. however,
stands firm at regular prices. Itwas rumored
that Commissioner Fink was about to issue a
"quick CALI to passenger agents, but this
was denied at he commissioners Office. 'fThe
matter is now out of our hands," said Mr..
Reison. 1.-The pool officers are now powerless
and agents accept the situation. We can
only wait now for all parties to come to better
and wiser feelings.
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OHIO.
The Net Republican Majority on the
Congressional Vote is ls,slS.

CoLUNBus, Oct. IL.
The official vote counted by the county
clerks today from 90 counties, and semi
official from the other IS, give Robinson for
secretary of state, 1881, and Flyckinger for
board of public work, l7,476. The semi
official returns do not report on the other
republican candidates, bat with Go counties
the plurality Of johnson for supreme judge is
estimated between $4,000 and 10000 The
total vote OF majorities by congressional dis
tricts cannot be given, but the vote by coun-
ties on congressman shows 1854 republican
majorities, and 40, l26 democratic. The net
republican majority on the congressional vote
is lS.4lS.
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A Marriage Law Suit.

SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. IL.
In the trial of Rodger Clawson, son of
Bishop Clawson. for poligamy, Judge Sean
ruled that the admissions of the accused in
regard to his second marriage, were COM
pet, Mt testimony. John Taylor testified that
he didn't know whether the marriage record
was kept in endowment in the house where
they were, if any were kept, or who was the
custodian of them. President Cannon testi-
fed that he knew of no records and Elias
Smith testified to the same effect; none of
them knew any ything about the second mar
riage Of the defendant
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ARMY REPORT.
Record of Deaths Among Soldiers-Ex-
IRA Appropriation Wanted.
WASHINGTON. Oct. IL.

WASHINGTON. Oct. IL.
The Surgeon General of the army in his an
nual report, says an increased amount Of ap-
priation for the purchase of artificial limbs
and appliances for the next fiscal year, lis nec-
essary. The total number of deaths among
the white troops was 250 or IL per 1000 of the
mean strength, an increase of per 1000 over
the rate for the previous year. The number
of white soldiers discharged for disability was
S3s. The total number of deaths among the
colored troops was 22 or 10 per 1000 of the
mean strength. The number of recuits ex-
amined during the year was 6263 white 4503
colored; 236 Indian scouts. The number re-
Jected was 204l white and LAG colored.
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BEATEN AND ROBBED.
A Collector Attacked AT Midnight by
Unknown Men.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. L.
George ID. Border, grocer of Pawtucket,
who had been at Montville, yesterdy, making
collections, as customary on pay day at the
mills, was attacked by two men who over
took him in buggy on his return at ll.30
last evening, chloroformed and robbed him Of
$3.50. He was severely beaten and bruised,
but came out of his stupor in time to fire three
shots at one of his assailants but without
effect. William II. Tonge, railway crossing
tender in Pawtucket, has been arrested on
suspicion of completely. Money was found
on him and other circumstantial evidence is
against him.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. IL.
FJouR-Recepts, Il. .666; exports, s220; sales, 49,,
200; No. 2, so 50; fancy white Western, extra,
so a 90; common to good, 10 q 3 S.; gsod 10
choice, 60 as 70; City mill extra, 90 a IS
superhne,2 50 3 90; st. Louis extra, 20 8 90
winter wheat extra, 400 a676; Minnesota extra,
90 $50.
wHEAT-Receipts. soaps; exports, 54,4il; sales,
l9s. 900; No. red, so; No. q red, IS; elevator
No Red State. "a; No White state, 81.
RYE-dul
BARLEY-easier.
CoRN-Receipts $3.50 bushels; exports. $1,000;
sales. 5000; spot No 3, 56l; No 2, 60l.
OATs-Receipts, 46.8oo; sales, 372 200; No 3, 3oi
do white, 3ii; No 2, 3ll 3ii; do white. 81 32i
No /, 3li; do white, 81. Mixed Western, 3ii q s2;
White do, "A q 81; White State. ~ q 36
sUoAB-Cut loaf and crushed aoi; granulated
81; white extra G, 81 a 81; yellow. n Al; mould,
81.
PETRoLEUM-United, 62L bid.
TALLow-easer.
BEEF-steady.
PoRK-Mess spot, 100 a IL 2s clear back,
LARD-at7 a 20; refined, Q 90.
BUTTER-eaEier.
CHEEsE-hrm.
Freigbts-steady.
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MORE FUN.
Mystic Park Races COntinued-GeOrge d
Surprises the Boys.

BosToN, Oct. IL.
At Mystic Park the unfinished race in 3 30
class was concluded George o and Per-
picked had each won two heats, yesterday.
Today George 0 won the decided heat and
surprised everybody by going mile without a
break in 2.244, with Perplexed far behind
and Professor distanced.
In the ? so class. for purse of S4O0. there
were eight starters. BUou won the second
and fourth heats and Hastings took the first
and third heats. The race was then post
poned on account of darkness. Time, 20 l-2,
PA, 2Sa and 80.
The starters in the 2 81 were Amelia G.,
Louise n, Pilot Knox and Frank.
After Pilot Knox won two heats and Louise
one. the race was also postponed. Time
2.22, 2l4, 214.
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Woman's Department of the WORLDS
Exposition.

BOSTON, Oct, Ii.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe has established her
headquarters for the woman's department
of the worlds exposition at No. 5 Park street
in this city where corps of assistants will
soon be hard at work mailing circulars of
instruction, answering questions, attending
to correspondence and caring for exhibits.
The late date at which this department wss
organized leaves little time for preparation.
Mrs. Howe requests all connected with the
work throughout the country to communicate
with her at once. and also requests the United
States to give this notice the fullest publicity.
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Landing the Commercial Cable.


MANHATTAN BEACH, Oct. IL.
An unsuccessful attempt was made last
night to land the commercial cable. Tive
miles of the cable and the shore end were
coied up on RATS and two small boats, which
started for the shore in tow of a tug but
when within quarter of mile of the beach
the boats were capsized and the men thrown
into the water. The men were rescued, but
a quarter of mile of the cable went to the
bottom and has not been recovered. Ii is
expected that the landing will be effected to-
morrow.
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Seriously III.

INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. II.
Private kilograms from Lafayette announce
that W. II. Calkins, republican candidate for
governor, is very seriously i'll, and that all
his campaign appointments for the next ten
days have been cancelled. Calkin's friends
are aprrehensive he will be unable to make
any more speeches during the campaign.
Lster.-Hon. VIM. Calkins, republican
candidate for governor, has so far recovered
that he left this afternoon for Chicago. He
will go to Laporte, his place of residence,
tomorrow
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Casualties During Election.

CIScISArTT, Oct. IL.
The following Is the Summary of casualties
in this city during the election period: This
does not comprise hundreds of cases of club
bing and the use of knuckles, but Is the work
of revolvers and knives: dead 2; cannot
recover 5; seriously wounded 8; slightly Is.
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Run Down.

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. IL.
Jacob Hakeley of Newcastle, while fishing
of the shouts this morning, vas run down by
an east bound unknown schooner and the
boat was sunk. The line thrown to him
caught around his thigh and be was dragged
a hundred feet partly under water, partly on
top, until nearly dead. The vessel finally
took him on board. He Is in a dangerous
condition.
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Messrs. +. @. Kinsman 4 Co. are always
alive to their business, and spare no pains to
secure the best of every article In their line.
They have secured the agency for the cele.
brated DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. The only certain cure known for
Consumption, Coughs, colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or any affec-
positive guarantee. Trial bottles free. Reg
ular size Sl.00
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Koughs Kidding a Town.

TORONTO. Oct. IL.
Michipicoten on the north shore of Lake
Superior is reported to be in the possession of
gang of roughs and whiskey sellers. The
respectable people of the place have received
notice to quit the town. Or last Friday night
the Canadian Pacific r r. office was riddled
with bullets by a band of masked men, and
John Mackenzie an employee, shot in the
hand.
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Do not delay, but bear in mind that con-
sumption often begins with neglected cold
or cough. Adamson's Botanic Balsam wins
the day in curing coughs and colds, Price
SO and 75 cents. Trial bottles 10 cents.
octltt&wlw
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W EST VIRGINIA.
The State Carried by the Democrats by
about 3O0O-The Largest Vote
Ever Polled.

WHEELING, Oct IL.
As far as heard from 2s counties give q
democratic majority of 1ll33; 22 counties
give q republican majority Of 9277. leaving
a democratic majority of 2s56 with counties
to hear from which will increase the majority
a little. The democratic plurality in 1850
was lll36 and their majority 300 over the
republicans and greenbackers. The total
vote will surpsss any in the history of the
State.
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Sick Headache

"Por the past two years I have been
,naicted with severe headaches and dyspep-
,la. I was induced to try Hoods Sarsapa-
yilla. and have found great relief. cheer
fplly recommend 1t TO ALL" MRS. z. r.
AysABLE, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Mary C. Smith, Cambridgeport Mass,
was a sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head
ache. She took Hoods Sarsaparilla and
,onnd II the best remedy she ever used.
Hoods SarsaparilEa
sod by all druggists. 81 six for s5. Mado
only by G. I. HOOD & Co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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Buildings Burned.

ALFRED, Oct II.
A story and a halt dwelling house, ell and
barn at Alfred, owned by Eben Cluff and oc-
cupied by Ezra George, was totally destroyed
by fire Thursday night. Loss $3.50. Partially
insured.
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scost's Emulsion ef Pure Cod Liver OIL,
with HyPophosphites.For Wasting Chil.
aren. rs
DR.. S. W. CoHRx, of Waco, Texas. says:
Il have used your Emulsion in Infantile
wasting, with good results. 1t not only re.
stores wasted tissue, but gives strength, and
heartily recommend 1t for diseases attended
hy a,rohpy."
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

respectfully wish TO inform my friends and the
public, having been In the employ Of n. A. Taber
and Ward Cogan Of this city. some two, and one
and onehalf years respectively, have decided and
now am at liberty TO attend 10 all orders for first class
Plumbing and sanitary work. as.htting, Iron and
Itle Drains, Tin Roofing, Cutters, Conductors and
Piping Of all descriptions. can refer with pleasure
% all the principle plumbing Jobs done in this section
OF the state the past four years. including the Cony
Academy and Insane Hospital, soldiers Home,
Togus, New Town Hall. Brunswick, and v. r. Brad
streets residence Gardiner. FIRE latter Job, re-
Gently completed. s reported by competent judges to
be the best arranged and neatest executed plumbing
east OF Boston; the entire work being under my
especial care. I am now located at JOS. LARA.
BEES Plumbing and General Jobbing shop, Court
ST (cor. Of Statel where all orders for work In the
above branches; as also Furnace, Stove and Pump
repairs will receive careful and prompt attention.
With practical experience OF Is years In the bu.
siness pronptness, skin and moderate prices, hope
to obtain share Of public patronage.
j. j. MURPHY,
Practical Plumber and Gas FILTER.
oct0dtf
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A Pastor Called.

BATH, Oct. Il.
At parish meeting of Grace church. Bath,
Thursday evening, the society extended a
call 10 Rev. DIR. Robert n. Parker of Brook
lyu, n. Y, to become their pastor.
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The Bates Mills.

LEWISTON, Oct. IL.
The Bates mills will commence Monday to
run on two-thirds time.
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Obituary..

LEWISTON, Oct. II.
lanes Nash, member of the Androscoggin
bar, died this afternoon.
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Chicago Produce marke,

Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO. Oct. ~
fLOUK-hrm-
sHEAr-lower; No. achicAxo spring. 7sis7si;
Oct, 71 . Isl.
CoRN- weaker NJ sila52
DArs-frm Z5k.
kYE-easier; 53A.
BARLEY-flrm 50.
PORK 10 % q 10 Is
LARD att Is al 30.
BULK MEAT-3houIders, 6 as: Short nib. % .
Short clear. 10 Is
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Stitch in time saves nine and bottle of
Togus Cough Mixture may save your life.
Gt&wwtf
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HEMLOCR BARK
AucTI0N SALE!

Nine hundred cords more or less, yarded, and soc
S%erds, more or less, unysrded, on north part M 9!
Township No. 3, range z, w. Il. l.. s.. Penobscot
county, cut in summer of 1883.
Also 1000 cords, less, yarded and unyardea,
on land in Greenfield, In same county, conveyed 70
me undersigned by Josiah and Josiah G. Towle, oy
deed dated March l. lSSi and recorded In Penooscs.
county Registry Of Deeds, vol. sis, page S4s, ano
known as the "Towle lands :" cut in summer OF lse
The same will be sold at public auction as follows
Inc peeled bark on the first named land, on the
premises, on Wednesday, Oct p, 1884, at 10 O'CLOCK
10 the forenoon; and the peeled bark on last named
Iaet, on the premises on Friday Oct. "a 1854. at
vcock in the afternoon. Terms 10 per cent cash ON
.ne DAY OF sale balance cash satisfactory paper
within ten days after the sale. S. j. ADAMS.
Bangor, Sept. S0th, 15S4. oct2d&wt24th