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Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28
Monday, July 9Th.
MORNING,

Salute of 100 Guns and Ringing of Bells.
Grand Parade of Military and Civic Bodies, Maj
ii. S. Mecher, Chief Marshal.
The First Regiment II. " NJ. and Reserve Militia
Companies.
Allegorical and Historical Tableaux.
full display of Trades Manufactures and Com.
merce.
The entire Fire Department in line, the 10Th Cen.
tury the Age of Steam, grand display Of Railroad
Enterprise, Steam Road Roller
Two Thousand School Children. and Barges deco.
rated with flowers. Columbia and her 81 daughters
The whole preceded by Grand Cavalcade, an Hon.
orary staff Of two hundred.
The Secretary Of the Navy Orders the North At
lantic Squadron to rendezvous at Portland and the
Fleet is now at anchor in the Harbor.
Public and private buildings will be elegantly dec
Grated
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure
is sold by US Gn guarantee. 1t cures Con
sumption. Sold by Bowditch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28

THAT HACKING COUGH can be 80
quickly cared by Shilohs Cure. We guar
antee it. Sold by Bowditch, Webster & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28
ScOTr,s EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver OIL, with HyPophOsphites,
As a Remedy for Pulmonary Affections and
SGrOfulous Diseases.
DR.. Ira M. Lang-a prominent physician
in New York, says Il am greatly pleased
with your Emulsion. Have found it very ser
viceable in above diseases, and it is easily ad
ministered on account of its palatableness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28

THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID who
suffer from Female Weakness, will Fl nd Gil.
more's Aromatic Wine a positive cure,
Sold by F. G. Knsman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28

MIDDLE-AGED MEN who lack vigor
and vitality can be cured by Gilmores Aro-
matte Wine. Sold by F. G. kinsman,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. Sold by Bowditch, Web.
ster & Co
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28
EVENING.

Display OF Fireworks below the Western Prone.
made: The finest Pyrotechnic display ever seen in
the City Brilliant Centered Fires, Greek Crosses,
Illuminated Diamonds, Jeweled Fountains japan.
eoe Glorie., Magic Stars, and u Magnificent Centre
fiece' Emolematical of Portland's Centennial.
The front OF the City Hall to be brilliantly illumi,
mated by Incandescent Electric Lights
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28
From Rev. E. S. Utford, pastor Baptist
Church.

'Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsam is truly
a specific. My lungs and throat were in an
infsmed and almost congested condition,
from which have been cured by the use of
Adamson's Bslsam." Price 10 cents, 35
cents and 20 cents. iunel5d&w2w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28
The several Ciies, Towns and Plantations are
entitled to the following number of delegates:

In accordance with instructions as given by the
convention Of 1854, the County Committee will be In
session at the hall one hour before the meeting o
the Convention, to receive the credentials of dele
gates.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28

ITO LET-Cottage on squirrel Island, within 40
i feet of Hotel Chase. Inquire of FREEMAN
BARKER. junel 2d2w*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28

DOR RENT-A desirable summer cottage. all
H furnished. at Squirrel Island. Address MRS.
w. E. S. WHITMAN, Augusta, Me. june22dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28

IlOR SALE-Second hand brick, all hard, good
H for cisterns, for 90 per NJ, from old Maine
Farmer building. Inquire of II. o. NICHOLS.
Augusta, Me. feblldu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28

NOR SALE.-Houscs in different parts of the
Il city, ranging in price from S6oe to $4,000. Also
desirable store on Water street. Also good farms
in this city and elsewhere. Apply 1t the office of
e. S. FOGG,
next south American Express Office. feb26n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1886-06-28

IINOR RENr-Crescent Cottage, a large, fiji ST. |
L class cottage Squirrel Island. Should pre-
fer to rent for the season. Inquire OF H. E. SMITH,
Augusta, Me. junelSdtf
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THE BOODLER'S DOOM.
M'QUApE is FOUND GUILTY
Hy this Jury OH tbs FirSt BallOt-BOOked
to Join Jashne-ThS Ex-Aldsrman
Hears tno Verdict with More
ConpOsure Than the Court,

NEw YoRE, Dsc, l5.-ThN trial Of eI,
Alderman MtQuads terminated this even
Ing by his conviction on the first ballot
taken by the jury, After the addresses oil
counsel, st 8 O'Clock, Recorder smythe
began his charge to the jury, He re-
viewed the Csse at great length, instruct
ing the jury in regard to their poweEs and
dHties, He stated the law requiring cor
rOborative testimony Of the servant girl
Katie Metz as direct, unshsken and
worthy, and having weight. He
said it was in the nature Of things
that crime should be perpstrated
IN secret, and that therefore the testimony
OF accomplicss was often necessary, He
asserted that because a man once COM
mittOd perjury 1t must not be assumed he
would always parjure himself, ItwRs for
tho Jury TO decide whether Duffy and
FuNlgrRh's testimony had been .Corrob-
Grated, ..
The court also reviewed at length and
laid stress upon the relations OF Maloney
and members Of the Board OF Alderman
with the officers and attorneys Of the
Broadway road, the dissolution Of the In
junction; the unusually early meeting Of
the Board oi Alderman next morning,
otc., making q strong array OF clrcumstan.
.ial evidence.
It was nearly 7 o'clock when the Re.
Corder ceased speaking. At7:l5, just half
an hour alter tna retirement OF the jury,
as General Tracy and Mr.. NewCOmbe
were passing down the stairs to dinner, an
officer ran after Mr.. Newcombe and catch
ing him by the arm breathlessly ex.
claimed; "Come back; they are agresd."
IL was ten minutes before the Prose-
cutting Attorney and his assistants en-.
tered the Court room, their faces wearing
u grave expression. The Recorder fol.
lowed close behind and took his seat on
the bench. Presently the jury Camein.
they had a funeral expression ot face.
The roll'waH called and the foreman stood
up and in reply to tho question, replied:
Guilty Of the crime Us charged In the
irst count III the indictment"
The roll was called again and each Juror
answered "Guilty" Rshis name was CAlled.
When their verdict WIS given to the
court, MCQuade alone remained unmOVed.
His demeanor was not different from that
Of any other day Of the trial. The jury at
once left the Court room, declining all
interviews. After few minutes consul.
.stiou, the RsCOtder adjourned court
until FFidsy at II q. M, when further
motions in this case will bo heard. The
council for defence declined to outline
their Iuture courHe. A point, however,
will doubtless be made ot the introduC.
ton ot ai.davits yesterday against juror
RogsnbeIp.
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u FRANCIS Fo1soM Cl1vElAND.


NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-Anthony Com.
stock surprised the ave people engaged in
the publication Office Of q weekly journal
here called ToWn Topics by urresins the
entire BtAfE this afternoon. L. D. Mann,
tho publisher, was among those taken 10
the Toombs. Even tho Office boy failed
to escape ComRtoCk'S clutches, ior he
too, was marched clfto tho Toonbu, where
Justice Duly parolled the prisoners TO Rp'
pear for o further examination on Monday
The charge against Mann 10 that hesold
and received pay for publication con
tanning unit literature, while tho office
boy handed Mr.. ComstoCks agent tho pa
per. The other two employees wore h6lL
lor being engsged In the office ol TOM
Topics. Paul Potter, the editor, eludet
OomstoCk'B grasp, 40 he wsS not In the Of
hCe when tho 6d0HOent wsS made.
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SWORN TO MURDER.
A VERY DANGEROUS SOCIETY
Unearthsd In York County, South Carolina
"A Combination of Negroes ResolVsd
ou PlundeFing and Crime Serious
State oE Thlpgs II True,

CHARLEsroN, S, o, DaC, l5,-A weel
ago the Nsus aud Courier publishsd q dis.
patch from York County, South Carolina
reporting that white boy named John
Lss Good had been so beaten and man
gled that he soon died, and that four col,
ored men had been arrested sa the mur.
derers and committed to jail, It was
stated that the theory was that some ol
tho negroes had been detected by the boy
in the act OF stealing cotton from his
fathers field and that to prevent their ar.
rest they killed him, There was great ex.
element in tho county in consequence,
and several moro arrests Were made,
The Nsws and Courier, to get at all the
facts, sent special correspondent to
York, and will publish tomorrow the
result OF his investigations, There is evi.
IDENTIFY an alarming state OF affairs In York
county, and 1t is proved conUluslvely that
an organization exists among the Colored
people which Contemplates murder in the
event OF the detection ot any member
accused Of crime, Twentysix negroes
ara now under arrest. The inquest
on the body OF the murdered boy before
discreet jury brought ont all the facts.
One Of the negroes turned States eyi-
denCe, and another admitted that he
killed q man who was murdered In the
county eighteen montha ago. Several of
the Colored witnesses at the Inquest swore
distinctly that they had a club or clan 10
the county for the purpose Of stealing cot.
ton provisions, whisky, etc.
The members were to steal whatever
they wanted, aud II detected were sworn
10 kill the person who detected them.
The club had different names, but was
known as "The RlRing Star
Lodge No. "a, Of the Grand United Order
OF National Laborars and Protective So.
ciety of North America"
Tho charter came from Charlotte, n, O.,
and is dated December, 1854, The char.
ter, however, would seem to show that
the society had only benevolent and fra.
ternal objects.
Among other things revealed at the In.
quest was a plot To waylay Mr., Elias In.
man, who was thought to have money,
but the assassin missed him. One OF the
witnesses gave q detailed account OF the
murder OF the poor boy, John Lee Good,
and also the names Of his acCompliCes In
crime. The talk ofageneral lynChing has
abatcd but tho indignation and unrest are
intense.
A hundred white men rode 10 the ]ail
in YoFkville at 7 o'clock this morning and
demanded the four murdoreg Of John
Good. The Sheriff, however, had already
sent them ito Columbia, thus avoiding
lynChing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-16

NEW YoRE, Dec. ia Baltimore
special says: An order was received late
yesterday afternoon, It Is said, from Gen.
eral Master Workman Powdelly ordering
all assemblies Of knights OF Labor to
withdraw their delegates to the Fedora.
ton Of Trades.
One reason stated for ordering this
withdrawal Is the aggressive attituds ol
the Federation towards the knights The
trouble is substantially the same that Ia
In progress In various parts Of the conn.
try, knights Of Labor versus Trades
Tho Federation Of Trades is a similar
body to 0 Trades Assembly or o Central
Labor Union, an organization Of mixed
trades and labor unions for mutual pro.
lection.
Why Mr.. Powderly should have par.
ticularly selected this Federation for hia
attention at this time is not clear. Il
may le that all lopsl assemblies in the
order will be instructed 10 separate them.
selves from association with open Trades
uninna
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CAPITAL CULL1NGs.

The bill 10 repeal the civil service law
reported Adversely to Senator Havlsy,
from the Committee on Civil Service, dur'
Ing tho past seGsio1 Of the present Congress
was yesterday reinhoduCed by Senator
Vance.
Senator Conger, from the Committee on
Postolllces, reported favorsbly the bill
recently passed by the House TO extend
the free delivery System to towns having
q population OF 10000 or gtoss annual
postal revenue ol $4,000.
Preston H. Leslie, who was nominated
to DO Governor Of Montana, Is q native ol
Kentucky, about Us years Of age and an
uncle Of Representative Mcmillan, oi
Tennessee. lie was Governor OF Ken
tuCky after the war and was for some years
on tho Circuit bench Of that State.
The following named iourth.class post
Offices will be raiged 10 the Presidential
class on January first, 1887: 0dell, Ills.
Brookville, Ind. Bellevue, Iowa; CASA.
opUlis, Mich. Fairmont, MINI, ; Columbus
Grove, o.; WsvOrly, o.; BlosSburg, Pa
Eldred, Pa; Kane, Pa; Minersville, Pa. ;
Tarentum, Pa, and Coleman, Texas.
The engineers estimates Tor tho river
and bsrbof improvements we're taken up
by the House Committee on Rivers and
Harbors yesterday. ln fixing the appro.
priations the Committee Is pursuing the
policy Of allowing about % percent Of the
amounts which the chief engineers re.
ports can tU pro6tably expended on the
improvements. II this policy 10 adhered
TO, the result will be a bill making an Rg.
gregate appropriation Of between 81, ,000,.
900 and $s,0O0,0O0. The Secretary Of War
recommended q gross appropriation Of ten
million dollsrg,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-16

LONDON, Dec. l5.-The Prince OF Wales
and Duke Of Edinburgh vigorously sup
port tho candidacy OF Prince Ferdinand,
OF saxe-Coburg Gotha, for the throne Of
Bulgaria. They are using personal in
iluence at Berlin and st. Petersburg in
Ferdinand's favor. 1t is certain the
Gear will approve his candidacy. Queen
Victoria continues TO favor Battenbtrgs
and the Royal family fusd Is bsComing
more bitter. The Prince OF Wales ignores
tho presence Of Prince Alexander at Wind.
sOr and hRa demonstrated with the Queen
for advancing Alexander to the rank OF
military Grand Gross Oder OF tho Bath, q
grade to which Emperor William and the
Prince Imperial Of Germany belong,
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sIIAKY TIMES
Iu Wall strCet-Some Houses Pull Through
with Difficulty.

With Difficulty.
New YoRE, Dec. 15.-Ons OF tho houses
reported in trouble in Wall street to-day
and whose suspension was expected this
afternoon, received assistance from friends.
BY unloading n lot OF high priced stock
they were enabled TO tide ovor. It WIS
reported that tho cause OF its embarrasS.
ment was the calling Of loans amounting
to $1,000 900, which 1t wRs borrowing.
After 2 o'clock the market began 10
rally and when the SGT timc for
the delivery oi Btocks, 2:l5 p.
IN, had passed without any ons
OF the several houses known to be in u
shaky condition suspendiug, the conf
dence began to return and many OF the
brokers bought stock for their own ac-
count, believing the decline to bn at an
end. The heavy bears too remembered
that In former paniCs no money could be
gained from suspended house and began
70 cover freely, helping with other causes
10 make an upward reaction Of percent
in the extreme cases from the lowest
point OF the day.
In regard In the excitement in stocks
to-day the Tribune will say tomorrow: |:
"The most powerful factor in the decline
was the continued sLringenCy In the
money market, although rather curlously
the highest rate for coll loans was not
made until the last hour when tho rally
was under way. The highest rate at
which any loans were made was
percent a day with interest, which is
equivalent 10 1856 percent year. Jay
Gould expressed this opinion In tho after.
noon to q Tribune reporter, who asked hia
views about financial affairs: at seems
to me-" he said promptly in reply, "thSt
the Interstate Commerce Bill ID the Chiei
cause Of the high rates Of money. II has
aroused q good deal Of distrust every.
where. Forced lenders would hardly
know where they stood II the bill should
become a Law. There seems 10 be great
danger that II will be passed II We can be.
liave what people Bay about II. The
West Ia full OF the matter, and am
told that many western insn believe
that tho bill will nucceod. II
would result, think, In Bsnding
through traffic down the Mississippi and
from the northwest TO the Canadian
roads. II would be a severe blow TO tho
western and trunk line railroads, while Il
would build up the lines in Canada al
their expense"
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A brutal Assault.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Dec. ia spe.
cial to the AasrIt1er from Greenvlllo says
The local election for prohibition in
Greenvillo Monday resulted in a victory
for liquor. For a week or more MeSsrs.
Chsvc1 and Beanchsmp, temperance lec-
tursrs from Kentucky, were enZsged In
the campaign. Yesterday morning as
ChevCa aliEhted from hack at tho depot
to take the north.bound train, ]. T. Perry
Mayor Of the city, assaulted him, beating
him violently over the head. Ohsyes wal
finally rescued and 10 nov in tue care o.
physicians. His skull has two holes in'iI
and there are other bruises on his person,
Mayor Perry was on the liquor side In the
contest and claims Oheyes insulted him
10 some speeches he made last week. The
Mayor has not been arrested.
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NEw YoRK, Dec. l5.-The Madison
Square Garden haa been sold and syn
dictate OF prominent citizens headed BY
Hon. Ohauncey NJ. Depow for the pur
pose Of building what Is known 90 PslsiI
d'Industrie. The price paid WAS 81, COO,
600. The proposed structure will be very
elegant and modelled on the inntituton ol
the same name In P&rls. 1t Is to ba per
msnent exhibition Of pictures, statuary
and all species OF artistic furniture. These
will, Of course, DO for Gale. In addition
there will be handsome dining rooms and
a tlrst.Glaas restaurant. All articles tol
general use and ornamentatiOn Of the besV
manufacture and highest quality will be
exhibited and sold. There Will also be
tertainments. A roof garden, like that OF
the Casino, only more extensiVe,lS IL also
contaminated,
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15.-A spSCial from OF.
ney, Illinois, Gays: A brutal murder was
brought to light this morning by the dis.
covery OF the remains Of Mr.. George
Bowers. Mr.. Bowers lived three miles
northeast OF Newton, Jasper county, and
had Just returned from Indiana where he
had sold farm for 81, 400. On Monday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock ho reached this
city and soon departed for Newton.
Arriving thOro he wla compelled to mako
Journey OF three miles on foot. After
crossing the railroad bridge II 10 thought
he was waylaid, killed and robbed Of
$2,40O and his body thrown under pass.
Ing train which nsngled 1t almost be.
Yond recognition,
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unIonIsta anI Knlrllls.

LYNN, MASS, Dec. 15.-Tho Lastsrs'
Union and District 80 have reached an
agreement whereby further complications
between tho two organizations will be
avoided. In case Of conflict between
either Of them and tho manufacturers the
other will not interfere. Knights will not
finish shoes made by non.union lasterp,
nor will lanters work for those who sca6
on the Knights, and when lSstSrs are
members ol both organizations before
any price Is submitted or strike entered
upon conference is to take place DO.
tween the executive boards Of the two or
ganiSations.
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llarklp.,u rlne Not Remllted,

NEw YoRx, Dec. 15.-At the meeting Of
tho American Association Base Ball
League the application cf the Pittsburgh
club for the return OF the S4OO out of the
$500 Hne imposed Oh Bsrkley last spring
and paid by the Pittsburgh club on the
understanding, IS they say, that it ehould
be returned this season was 10.
nied. The Association, by q unSni.
nous vpte, re.elvCLed Wheeler Wikolf
as Prcsidsnt, Secretary and Treasurer,
The election Of Directors, Arbitration
Committee, Finance Committee, Schedule
Committee, and Standing Rule Committee
was postponed until tomorrow. At the
conclusion Of the days business the dele.
gates were entertained ut dinner at the
Hotel Brunswick by Erastua Wiman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-16
TINE NEW LAnOnpAnTY
or PhIIHdelphla About Going to PlSc
Owing To DlsscnsiunG,

or fhllAdelphI1 About Going To Pieces
Owing To Dlsscnsiuns.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-The indica,
tons arc that the newly formed United
Labor psrtyin this city will go to pieces
before labor candidate is nominated for
the spring municipal contest. Tho split
in the convention hold Monday night over
the admission as delegate OF Gorsuch,
the Anarchist, threatens the most setloua
results to the infant party. Not lees than
thirty Germans, each having a considsra.
Bile following in his local organization,
withdrew from the convention. The Ger.
man Socialiatic element in the party
Clsimg that tho Knights OF Labor nro en-.
deaVorlng to mould tho party and the plat
form according to their own wishes with.
out regard to the interests Of labor In gon.
erRl. This is the rock on which wiee DO.
litical leaders Of the other parties predict,
ed the labor movement would 60 Ia
pieces.
In addition to the contentious and
wrangllngs between diverse elements in
the new party itself, another difficulty
arises In tho shape Of outside influence
upon the ward leaderU by politicians Of
the other parties. 0ne OF the leaders in
the movement said last night that no was
becoming disgusted with the condition ol
affairs, and that II he found his suspicious
OF political trickery in the ranks verified
he would Immediately withdraw from tho
new patty. The fact that Henry George,
to whom the declaration Of principles was
submitted last week, expressed bis dis.
approval OF the document, has brought
encouragement To many OF the most
enthusiastic labor advocates, and 1t Is an
open secret that they are seriously con.
sidering withdrawal from the movement.
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Nn,lnnnl lnnrn l,nn,nnnx.

OmcAoo, ILL Dec. 16.-At la!e houi
last night Charles i. Locke, general man
ager Of the National Opera Company
made tho following abatement: There il
no financial trouble with the National
Opera Company, there Ia no consolidation
with any other company contemplated
there Is no intention, necessity ot pros
pBCt Of disorganizl!iOn, thorois no trouble
between leading members or between
them and Mr.. Thomas, there Is no truth
in the stories affecting the credit 81 the
company in any way and tue author q
such fiction In the future and perlodicals
publishing them will be prosecuted iol
Iikul n
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RUSSIA COMES DOWN
AND PATS GERMANY ON THE BACK
An OAlolal avOwal That the Ctar wnl Re-
spect the Empsror's Intere'tI-ThS
Turkish EuVOy's Double Game In
uuIgaFlR-Ths British Trade,

sT. PETERsuURa, Dec, l5.--Tho 0gieial
Messenger rsIutss the articles which have
recently appeared in the Russian press
generally, describing Germany's attitude
as hostile to Russia, Tho Messenger uaya:
ut is 10 be regretted that the press has
been thus deludei, Owing to their mutual
vital interests tho relations between Rus
siS and Germany have become more con.
aolldatsd, lthas besu proved by several
trials that ho'h p1wsrs reCo2uiz these re.
ations ~ Important TO the wsllaIe Of
both, RlsaiR tlfmly iuksnls 10 r0snsCt
Germanys special Interests AMI has
reason to be assured that Germany will
continue to abstain from any
action affecting Rl's'a's dignity or
the interests which have arisen through
Russla's historical relations with her east
Orn Co-religioniBtR,
Germauy's intl1snCs will bs exclusively
directed to maintain the general peRCe
which E1rOpa nssds, aud which tha Czlr
and the Russisa people earnestly desire.
The more complicated and critical polit-
iCal affairs ara the more imperative 1t Ia
to disGusa them calmly and with caution,
On this account there Is less justification
Tor tho preCipitate seli.oplnionated char.
aCsers OF the comments Of newspapers
whose voices are by no means unlmport.
ant in international relations"