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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-15
FROM WASHINGTON.
Statement OF the Civil Service Commits.
missiOn-An Appointment Discharg.
ing Dnties-COnveying Rewards.

WASHINGTON, April IA.
The Civil Service Commission furnishes
the following statement:
We have information that, in many States.
the numbers applying to be examined are
greatly in excess of what is needed to secure
competent persons for all vacancies likely to
occur for at least six months. Vacancies are
being constantly filled from those examined,
but the number of those applying is SO very
great that a larger part Of them. and espec-
tally all those of inferior capacity, must be
disappointed. While there will be a consid
cradle number of removals, the vague expec-
tatien OF sweeping changes for the mere pur-
pose of partisan patronage, does not seem
likely to be realized. The Commission does
not wish to be responsible for the many dis
appointments which must follow the examl-
nation of needless number.
The secretary of war has heard the argu-
ments of the Judge Advocate Gen. Swain, in
support of the petition that the sentence be
remitted. The case will be referred to the
President, who expects to give it his personal
attention.
Joseph w. Nichol of Indianapolis, has been
appointed law clerk of the post office depart
ment. Vice John A. Henry resigned. Nichol
is brother-in-law of eA-Sargeant-at-Arms
Bright. of the U. S. Senate.
Commander Coleman has practically began
the discharge of his official duties, as COM
missioner of agriculture, today.
Lieut.. Schentze has been selected to con-
vey the rewards of this government to the
natives in the vicinity of Lena river, who
aided in the search for the DeLong party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Apr. H.
FLoUR-Receipts, s3,50l. exports, 5,o5?; sales, u.s.
600. No, :, so 90; fancy white Western, extra,
90 9 70; common 10 good, 10 a4 55 good to
choice, 4 90 a rs: city mill extra, 10 5 rs;
sqperdne, 3 3soa 425; 81. Louis extra, ss5 Is:
winter whea, extra, 3& a 40; Minnesota extra,
a5 q 81.
wHEAT-Receipts, 5000, exports. "a. .ice; sales.
10000, No. 3 red, 9l No. red, 1924; elevator
No, Red State. los; No white state, id2.
RYE-hrm.
BARLEY-iasttr.
CORN Receipts les. 900 bushels; exports. 1873 97s;
sales, 5000; spot No ), 5ii; No2, 55l
OArs-Receipts, lll,l50; sales. l6stOO; No 3, 40;
do White. 42A; No 2, 40l Al; do white. % q i2I;
No |. 40; do white. 40 Mixed Western. 10 u 42t;
White do, AZ Az; White State, 43 ~.
SUaAR-Cut loaf and crushed % n 81; granulated,
8; white extra G, 81 abs; yellow, n "a: mould,
81.
PETRoLEUM-United,7 7sS bid.
TALLow-easier.
BEEF-steady.
PORK Mess spot, - 37l 80, olear back
10 %.
LARD-refned, 7 SIS
BUTTER-hrm.
CHEEsE-quiet.
Freights-hrm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-15
ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Judgments Rendered by the Court of
COmmi Ssioners.

WAsHINGToN, April IA.
In the court of commissioners of Alabama
Claims, the following judgments have been
announced;
l043-William II. Kinney, $3.50; July 10,
1864.
1375-wiliam Heller, 1923, ,sl4; Sept 80,
1868.
l3S5-Thos. Webster. exr., 1852; April 4,
1864.
l3s2-wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co, $3.50;
July Z, 1864.
l3s5-Iones Heller, &c., $50; October T.,
1868.
l79l-W. V. Tupoer, ,exr., Sl634; Jan. IS,
1864.
2266-Louis Stieh, slsl6; October 81,
1864.
2322-Samuel Schweitzer, 1862; February
4, 1864,
2s37-Cornelius Van Horn, S7S9; Jan. %,
1864.
336l-Charles Mayhem, sl5.; October 20,
1863
5422-John b. Witherbee, ex., S2S, $50
June 10, 1865.
l3sl-Ludwig Funker, Jr., 1888; Dec. 9,
1868.
I7sS-Henry L. Pierson, S3633; Dec II.
1868
17s9-Russel & Ewin Mfg, Co. 1852; Oct
81, 1874.
1954-Siquimond Rosenbaum, sl045; Mar
%, 1864.
2332-Charles Lalance and Florina Gros
jean, $3.50 Feb. 3. 1868.
lO77-John S. Pray, sl9l6; February 20,
1865.
2264-J w. Bandel and Martin L. Bandel
administrators, SO. .4s9; April 8, 1864.
2521-H. L. Fearing. s2,l56. Nelson
Curtis, sl.I40. Francis Rodman, SAG
J. G. Curtis, 1875 R. Fl. Wall, s2l5. A
Davis Wall Sl5S S. Perkins 1878; Apri
3,ls64.
2ss4-Ellen P. Fernald, SLIT; April 21
1865.
D2977-A. Jones, executor, s5S94; April G
1864.
3s2s-Azariah F. Crowell, executor, 81,
965. d Shiverick and Asa Shiverick 81 ,OO3
Olive F. Sears. 1920. Joshua Freeman $500.
B. Freeman, 1891. B. Freeman, s29s.
Hannah B. Dunbar. Sl2. W. P. Davis
Sears, s293. Eliza J. Hawes, ex., 81 Pas
Milton P. Hedge, 1856. Lawson Clifford,
s244. David Kelley, S4s. Stephen M
Hawes and Margaret j. Hawes, sl95. Aza.
riah F. Crowell, s5ls. d. B. Crooker
admir-. est, sl95. NJ. w. Nickerson, 1892
E. Nickerson, 1892. J. Nickerson, s97. ].
Nickerson, S95. NJ. Hawes, s6l6. A. +.
Crowell. admir-. est, s572. L. L. Hall, 500
A. J. Sears, S4s. VIM. II. Gorham, ex.,
1886 G.. Hopkins, admir-, sll2. Nathan
Sears. ex.. $40. n. Sears Sll7. ID. H. Lin.
den. admir-. ID. Lincoln, deceased el07. The
Fidelity Insurance. Trust and Safe Deposit
Co., s94; March 20, 1864.
407s-F. S. Robinson, ex., $500.
l3s2.-Margaret Bushadin, 1887; Aug. 2s
1864.
4975-E. Thompson, $3.50. E. A. Alb
bott, S349, E. A. Abbott, S307. c. Gala
han, Sl4s; July 10, 1864.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-15

New YORK, April IA.
A bulletin issued at $50 A. NJ. says:
BULLETIN.
Gen. Grant has slept well and naturally all
night, only waking to take his nourishment.
He says he feels better than he has for sew
eral weeks His throat has required no at
tention. other than gargling
(Signed) J. H. DOUGLASS, NJ. d.
The swelling on the outside of the Gener-
ais throat on the right side, is at times larger
than at others. Two or three days ago it was
large, but today it is much reduced. An in
candescent electric light is used to examine
the Generals throat. A small lamp is intro
duced into the mouth and ,illuminates the
parts effectually.
bulletin sent out at P. NJ. saws:
BULLETIN.
Gen. Grant continues to improve as noted
in the last bulletin. His pulse is ~. and
temperature normal. The General, at the
moment of writing, is sitting in the library,
reading the morning paper. He has not COM
planned of pain during the day.
(Signed) j. II. DOUGLASS.
Edward Pierrepont called during the day
He saw the General in the library. The Gen
eral spoke little, because he felt well and de-
sired 10 remain So although the mucous ac-
ton was now slight and when he did speak
his voice was reasonably strong.
General Badeau left the house between 4
and o'clock. He said Gen. Grant was GER
tainly stronger and better and at that time
sat in his library reading the morning papers
Yesterday morning the Generals throat was
easy but little sere. He desired this con-
dition TO continue and spoke little. Soon
after DR.. Douglass had issued the $50 A. M.
bulletin the General bade the servant to bring
him pad of writing paper, on it he wrote
bulletin as follows:
"The doctor tells me | am better this
morning than | have been in two weeks
u. S. GRANT"
BULLETIN.
Midnight-Gen. Grant, during the after
noon and evening walked several times from
the bedroom to his library, and enjoyed the
company of different members of his family
At 10 p. NJ he retired and since that time
has been sleeping in his chair. His cough
is not troublesome and the secretion of mu-
cous is slight His pulse and temperature
are unchanged, and there is, at present, a
pIOHhlse ior MIN Vi quiet Hlgnt.
(Signed) G. f. SHRADY.
A gentleman who is thoroughly conversant
with the Generals ailment. said tonight
''The marvellous improvement in the Gener-
ais condition, is no surprise to me. He
may live two or three weeks, and he may
live months. If he survives until the early
part of summer, he may be taken out of the
city to the mountains. 1t he improves in the
same ratio during the next few days. he will
be riding in the park this week. He does
not require so much morphia, as only six
drops of the solution were injected tonight,
instead of the customary 10 drops"
Dr. Shrady left the house at $50 and said
the General was doing well and would pass
a comfortable night. DR. Shrady has since
returned and will remain until morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-15
OLDTOWN'S SENSATION.
A Town Meeting Called to Act Upon
the WaIdrOn MatteT-lt is Thought lie
is Owing Over $4,000.
BANGOR, April IA.

BANGOR, April IA.
A town meeting of the citizens of Oldtown
has been called to meet next Monday to act
upon the matters of J. w. Waldron, the ex-
town treasurer, who recently left $4,000 short
in his accounts with the town. Every day
new developments are made in his case, and
it is now thought that he is owing over Sl5,-
600. He is indebted to one man $1,000.
another $500 and others in sums from 5000
to S25. 1t has been ascertained that he owes
men in other towns, and it is not likely that
the full amount of his indebtedness has yet
been learned. Some people assert that they
are well satisfied that Waldron took away
with him a number of thousand dollars, and
that be had been contemplating to leave
town for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-15

PORTLAND, April IA.
At the Gospel Temperance Mission ON
Congress street Rev. S. f. Pearson has in.
troduced novel method of worship. On the
platform are seated upwards of % people,
men on one side and women on the other
Each man is armed with a toy trumpet,
painted in several colors, such as NAV be
seen in the hands Of children. Each woman
has small japanned tin pitcher with a
cover. These pitchers each contain a hand
tnl OF beans. Mr. Pearson himself manager
a large rattle OF the kind used by policemen
IN some cities. gospel hymn is sung to
organ and cornet accom- paniment and in the
chorus as much noise as possible is made
with the instruments. This organization is
called "Gidcon's Band" The origin of the
idea may be found IN Judges VII 10: "And
he (Gideon) divided three hundred men into
three companies, and he put a trumpet into
every mans hand, with empty pitchers, and
lamps within the pitchers Succeeding
verses give an account Of Gideons stratagem,
The object of organizing Gdeon's band is to
retain the attendance of those who are at
tracted by the methods practsed by the Sal
walton Army. 1t is said that this idea is not
to be confined to Portland but will be fully
organized for work elsewhere, and may even
obtain the dignity of national organization.
Rev. Mr.. Peason, head and founder of this
movement, has for many years been engaged
in gospel temperance work in Portland and
elsewhere.
The Associated Press of Maine held their
annual meeting in Portland this afternoon
and elected Alden >prague of the Kennebec
Journal, president; John M. Adams, of the
Portland Argus, treasurer; Ii. W. Richard
son, of the Portland Advertiser, secretary :;
Frank l.. Dingley of the Lewiston Journal,
vacancy on the executive committee.
Commercial street merchants have con-
tributed over $500 to the Grand Army en-
tertainment and the fish dealers SSs.
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THE EGYPTIAN WAR.
Disturb Dances in CairO-Movements OF the
British Troops.

SUAKIS, April IA.
The British cavalry this morning visited
Otas, eight miles beyond Handaub. No hos
tile Arabs were encountered. Water was
fond to be plentiful. The country appeared
to be entirely open. The Arab population
freely sell supplies to the English.
CAIRO, April IA.
The feeling of indignation here over the
forcible suppression BY Egypt of French
newspaper has reached such a dangerous
phase as to threaten serious disorders Guards
have been doubled in the city and troops are
now confined to the barracks.
LONDON, April IA.
Gen. Graham, in report today to the home
government, says that the road between Sua-
kim and point miles west of Handoub is
now ir condition to make work on the Sua-
kim-Berber Railway easy. The per centage
of sick in the entire British force is but four
CAIRO, April IA.
1t is officially denied here that the British
camel corps in the Soudan has been ordered
to return home.
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THE WORK OF A LUNATlC.
A OemeRted German Cuts his Wite's
Throat and then Commits Suicide.

Urea, N. Y, April IA.
A German named Humf, residing in Dan
ube. Herkimer county, last night cut his
wife's throat while she, with her four days
old baby, was in bed. He then saturated the
bed with kerosene and set il on fire.
The neighbors saw the flames and extin-
guished them, rescuing the wife in critical
condition. Hunt was found in the garnet
with his throat cut, but alive. He attacked
the party ssvsgely with an axe, but before
he could njure anv of them he fell dead.
Humf was insane, and was TO have been
brought TO the Utica asylum today,
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Buddensilk Held for Trial.

New YORK, April IA.
Chas. L. Buddensilk, builder of the eight
houses that fell in West Sixty-second street,
yesterday, walked into the Forty-seventh
street police station this afternoon, accom-
panied by counsel, ex-Judge Fullerton, and
surrendered himself, together with Chas.
Frank, the master brick layer and Chas.
Schweger, another witness held He was
taken to Yorkville court. They we're held
for examination. No bodies were found in
the ruins to-day. The authorities believe all
persons are accounted for.
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RuckIen,s Arnica saIys.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chill
biains, Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Fuller Drug Store, Y. @. Kins-
man & Co. dec27d&wly
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Race on Rollers.

CALAIS, April IA.
There were twelve hundred people at the
rink this evening to witness a three miles
race on rollers between Skinner of Boston
and Saunders of st. John. Saunders led for
two miles but was passed by Skinner on the
third; the latter winning by two feet. Time
ten minutes and ten seconds
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ROckland Schooner Missing.

hOCkLAND, April IT,
Schooner ID. b. Everett of Rockland Capt,
with cargo of logwood, is 39 days out.
Great anxiety is felt for the safety of the
schooner. She was owned in Rockland and
is POS tons gros IS. She was built at Thom-
aston.
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FRANCE AND CHINA.
The Execution Of the PreliminaFies Of tn e
Treaty ofPeace Ordered by China.

Treaty ofPeace Ordered by China.
PARIS, April IA.
The following telegram was received today
from NJ. Patenotre, French minister TO
China:
The Official Gazette, of Pekin, today pub
fishes an official decree ordering the execu-
ton of the preliminary treaty of peace be-
tw cen China and France.
A LOyalist Procession Mobbed in Cork.
Cork, April a.
A procession comprising over 1000 men
marched through the principal streets to-
night with loyal banners fying and bands
playing national airs. Counter demosstra-
tions we're organized at various points by
parties of nationalists and some serious dis
turbances took place Hundreds of windows
were smashed. Stones and clubs were
hurled at loyalists and in some cases the line
of the procession was broken through after
exciting fights with fists and sticks. The
police we're At first powerless to restrain the
rioters, but reserves were ordered on dntv
and the route Of procession was sfterward
kept clear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-15
Eastern Maine Fair.

BANGOR, April IA.
The Eastern Maine State Fair organized
this evening" with J. P. Bass as president, Z.
l.. Stearns secretary, and seventeen directors
Adjourned for one week when the bylaws
will be accepted.
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A Bath Sailor Drowned.

NEW YORK, April IA.
Schooner Douglas Hovey, from Muertas,
reports that April 9th. Isaac Parsons, seaman
of Bath, Me-, fell from the jobboom overheard
and was lost.
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The Republicans win Contest.

ST Louis, April II.
DIR. Fraccis, the new democratic mayor,
twas inaugurated today. The republican can
didates have determined to contest the late
election on the ground of fraud and illegal
voting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-15
Opening of Court in Ellsworth.
ELLsw ORTIZ, April

The Hancock S. j. Court was opened in
Ellsworth, Tuesday morning, by Judge EN-
cry. After Wednesday, Judge Danforth will
preside.
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Fire in Gardiner.
GARDINER, April ]

GARDINER, April Is.
Fire broke out about O'Clock this morn
ing in the bakery OF NJ H. Gunnell on
Water street. The damage will amount to
several hundred dollars; mostly smoke and
water; no Insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-15
Bank Robbed.

MARSHALL, NO., April IA.
Last night the Miami Savsngs Bank in
Miami, this county, was robbed OF s6O00
The burglars effected An entrance through
the rear window and blew open the safe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-15
Fire in Bangor.

BANGOR, April IA.
The grain flour and meal store of A. II.
Thaxter & Co., Bangor, was badly damaged
by fire, Monday night. Loss on the store and
stock, $4,000. Fully insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-15
Ncw Yosk stock Market.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHiCAGo. Apr. IL
FLuuk-higher.
wHEAT-hgher; No. Chicago Spring. ssiasi,
Apr, S6l n Ssh
CORN higher at 4sa1sl.
OATs-frm 32l
RyE-steady; B6I
BARLEY-frm 81.
PORK nj IL 40 n 70 40.
LARD "a, 05 n z 07l.
BULK MEAT--ShouIders. o.; Short rib, 8 ia;
Short clear. 9 s.
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Ice Leaving the River.

RICHMOND, April IA
The ice in the Kennebec river started down
past Richmond. about 2 P. NJ, Tuesday.
Another tide will open the river to naviea-
ton.
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steamer Reported Lost.

LONDON, April IA.
1t is feared that the steamer Msgneta, be-
longing to the Eastern Extension Telegraph
Co.. has heen lost in the Bay of Biscsy. She
had large staff of telegraph officials on
board
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BY TELEGRAPH,
EATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next "a Hours.
War Department.

WIT DtpartmtHt,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., April l5.-l A. N.
For New England and Middle States,
fair weather, followed by increasing cloudi-
ness with rain and snow; westerly winds,
shifting to east and south; rising followed
by falling barometer; slight fall followed by
rising temperature.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN WAR.
The Basis of Peace Negot,ons Accepted
La LrsERTAp via. Galveston, l
A~~.l "a 1909

The basis of peace were today accepted by
San Salvador and Guatemals. Hostilities
have ceased. General amnesty has been
proclaimed and awaits the approval of the
allies. Plenipotentiaries will meet in Acsj-
utah to arrange definite treaty of peace.
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The REL REBELLION.

Troops Dispatched to the Northwest.-
chief CrowtOot Promises to use his In.
fuence for Peace.-RumOred that Peace
Negotiations Have Been Opened With
Riel.-Appr0pTiatiOn Asked.
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New York MOney Market.

RventaG Report.
HEw YORK, Apr. Il
Money cay between from Ial and closed at /
Prime Mercantile paper, fa5 Exchange s.nady
s5l for long, anc s7A for short Governments steady
Closing bids.
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NAlNE DISPATCHES.
FROM PORTLAND,

Organization of ''GideOn's Bando for
Temperance Mission Service.-M eet.
ing OF the Maine Associate d Press,
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THE DANGEROUS DISEASE.

General Grant Still Continues to Improve
He Walks and Talks Freely-His
Physicians Pronounce His Condition
as Much Improved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-15

Best work and lowest prices guaranteed. Goods call
ed for and delivered free Of charge Orders BY pos.s
xutinx done n lrstoIass style Work done ct sholt
Dotaes. mAyod1y
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