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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1880-1-8, Page 54 tc1INE 1N A FERMENT. 'moors PLACED UNDER ORDERS. New York, D eco rubel', 29.—The :Herald's Augusta despatch says 'con- sternation occurred among Mlle Fusion leaders yesterday over the discovery of ase classes in the oonslitatiou which seems to i.udieate that (Governor Garoelon's term of office ext trees on January .,ist. This would oroate an interregnum be- tweeu the first and seveuth,, the most critical period of the pouring struggle, which would have to be tilled by Haynes, the President of the Senate, a Republican. Pillsbury,in an eclitotial in tin Maine Standard to -lay says :— "It is to late too pet rip auy new eon- struotion of the meaningof the con- stitution as to the time when the po- litical year begins or ends. Gamlen will hold his office till noon on January 7th if he lives, and dual you, forget it.1, STIRRING TIDIES. Excitement at Gardiner yesterday was at fever heat.. The scenes on the streets resembled those familiar in war times: z1 seus,ttion'was caused by the discovery. that Richard's light infantry were j repariug to_renlove their muskets from the arseual. Capt. Torry, a 'Re- pltblieaa,orderod the farms to be peeked without the knowledge of his Beaten- ants, who are ' Greenbaokers. The State authorities have' been, informed of the intention to remove the arms, and will try to stop it. The news that a company from Portland would pass through the town on their way to Au- gusta, increased the excitement. Till. CLERGY AFFECTED: TWenty-fico per cent. of the mem- bers of Rev. Austin. Park's tiongrega tional church,. Gardiner,. were proper - lag to go over in a body to the Episco- pal Church, because Park had signed the call for the recent Bepablicail ln- diguation aneeting, but they discovered that the Rev. JIr. Bradley, pastor of the Episcopal church, 'was a speaker at the same indignation meeting: Rev. H. W. Tilden, pastor of the first Bap- tist chstrop„ ektignsta, preached war- like sermon yesterday. It is under- etood that some leading politicians as- sieted iu preparing tho sermon, ant] the deolaration of war is regarded as semi-official. , TROOPS UNDER ORDERS: Portland,. kta., Dec. 2U.—Captain Lynob, of the Montgomery Gaards, has notified his men to. bo ready to march' at an instant's notice, jOnl whicl ..it is inferre.l the company with light in- ettry will be called to Augueta., UNASKED ADVICE Boston, Mass., Dee. 29.—Gen. Jar contradicts. the statement that Ile gave Governor Garcelon and Council it gal advice in the course they have taken. He has. never been asked for advice about the matter. He does not see L,>w, the Governor and Council eonl,l hive lasted' -otherwise than they ht.ve mud followed theconstitation and la We: R1:PURLICAN INTENTIONS.. Augusta,Ma., .Dec. 20.—The general epinfon is that Governor ,Garoelon'will Igo. submit to the Supreme Const the questions propounded by Morrill. Tim Republicans will be prepared fir this, and present the question, through a the firet-elaescerriage'of the wrecked majority of the members of the last train, bat as there was no first -abuts eonstantly arriving at W. D. Iat.Giog11Ion's Stanitt.e, as it is thought such proceed, passengers, no bodies were discovered 1Mamnloth Jewellery Store, 185, Dundee street Lonil'aat, Out rio, Whenever' you ViSit the For - jugs .would conform to the law.. The in the car. . Operations will be reeum- est CItV taora't fltil tevisit this AUG estehlishnzent, the may first•citt s store of the kind in the City, disposition is: to maned every legal ed to -morrow.' and best ttrr•anged Jewellery stere in the Dorui Men. The W,' D.bIc(iloiahlon Watch atends an means before others are•. arida.&•. Mayor :rivalled, AP who use thorn recommend •thein to their hr.onds. All kinds of Watches in. stock Nash has. addressed a letter to t3'over• Clocks of every elesortption, Rich Jeiiel1cry of a+•- ery style, Diamonds and Precious Stones, Fancy nor Garcelon, urging lehn not to call 1 asset, Spectacles, ant all adding Rings, crit the militia on the assembling of the j y h War rtes, Clocks, and Jewellery repaired ,end warranted W 1). lrrot:LO0trLON. .M TIMES S T.EIE TAY 13BIUGE DISASTER. PARTICULARS QF THE STORM DURING, WIIIQH THE AQCIDENT OOGURREIY, New York, Deo. 80,—A London special to the Telegram says : The tidings of the disaster were first con- veyed by a gentleman who had left his house with a friend, while the south- west gale was blowing with all its fury. They began discussing, whether, on such a night, the Edinburgh. train would venture mobs the bridge, `They then went to the block telegraph signal box, situated at the north end of the bridge, where they found a number of men also anxiously waiting information an the subject. Some of then assert- ed they l nd seen the lights of the train iu question enter on the bridge, cross. the lower spans into the high girders, and then they saw a sudden shower of fire, which, with the lights of the train. seemed to descend with greet velocity :into the river, and then perfect dark- ness followed. Minutes and minutes passed, but no signs of the train were seen, and the people asked themselves, were these really the lights of the Ed- inburgh train they had seen so sudden- ly queue hed. The horror-stricken be- holden made vehement appeals to the signalman to ascertain :he truth. lie replied that all he knew of the matter eek. --j was that the train had been signalled ''y� yI to hila from the south end of the bridge Pe'' at nine minutes past 7 o'cle!ek. Dis- covering no indications of the approach of the train the alarmed sigual man en- deavored to telegraph to the south end of the bridge, but communication had ceased. London, Dec. 29.—The gale which destroyed the Tay Bridge was the woet violent ever seen in Seottand since the memorable storm of Jan., 1868. The streets of Dundee are covered with debris., The streets were almost deserter until the rumored demolition !.'fPL O]€".,70fs.tYT P®FL .,:8LL. •ulors'explaiuiflg 0112 Sann is a good piece of furniture for a man to herein the upper °ham. ber, provided he has common sense on the grotto(' fluor, and a bottle .of Hag. yartl'e Pectin Balsams on the shelf, for use in case of a sudden cold, cough. or hoat'rson.ess. This Uanadiau remedy is unsurpassed as a curative agent it) croup, brouohitia, iniluettsa, nut& all pulmonary complaints. For sale by'all dealers. GE ZIAR SYRUP." No other medicine in the world was eyer given such a test of its curative .qualities as Bosouat;'s GcniaAN Sraur. Intllree years two millions four hundred thousand small bottles of this medicine were distributed' free of charge' by druggists in this country to triose ealleted with Consumption, Asthma* Croup, severe Coughs,' Reoutitnonia,. and other diseases of the tllroaat and lungs, giving the American people undeniable proof, that GEn t.N Srnue will euro them. The result • has been that drugcists iu every town and' village in the Car nodes and United States are recommending it to their customers. Go to your druggist and. ask what they"know about it. Sample bottles, 10 Dents. Regular size, 76 cents. Threa .doses will relieve any case. moi` R. FOWLER'S EXT. 1LD Strawberry .A. Specific Remedy for all Sunnier Complaints such as Diarrluna, Dy - sentry, Canada Cholera, Cholera l.]orbns, Cholera In£antum, Bow Stomach, Griping Pains, and all deraugeltlents Ofthebarrels, caus- od by using improper food, such as raw vegetables, unripe or sour fruit, bad milk, impure Water or change of water, 'changes of the seasons, exposure. No mattor front what pause or in what form you are subject to any of the above cow - plaints, Ln. Eowx.lsn's ExriuAor of Wino SinttwBaynnx will relieve you, and a speedy cure will be effected without injury to the system. It matlnfaotured from the Wild Strawberry Plant, and free from opium and other injurious drive. For saie by all dealers, at la. 100. or 3 nettles for $1.00 P11 iU11ED BY MILBURN, BENTLEY & PEARSON Ttr'+1 '3®s BO. Send Por cirt of the bridge attracted hundreds to the ,s� t ,d shore of the Tay. Ne Sys l,en1 of canvass o Reports from Glasgow, Paisley, Greol:ock and Edinburgh say the storm raged with great violence. It is claimed by some that the bride 'vas not demolished by the gale, but that one or more of the baok carriage= Agents have worderfnl success. • 100 svxsrltun- i;in; ro 1,c'iXi rxnautr:tx es, . Our pxblieations are stanuurtl. Address, The feury Bi€I P:lb. Co., -41,0 and 42 Shetucket et, Norwich, Conn. FOR SALE. A N o. a Hno Washington baud press.. In good. order- Apply at this adios. g g went off the rails, coming a„aulet the 3Ia• ESTRAY— Came en Lot 17, lattice work and tore the structure to colt 8 tJeboratc November 27, a large sow pieces. rue owner in v have Iter by proving, property London, Duo. 80.—Tile severe gales on bunday oxteuded to Bosoastle, Ed• inburgh, Staurer, Greeuoek,Yarmouth, Liverpool and Plymouth, and much damage done to the property on land and some to shil'ping, including the and paying expouses. T. C. CLARK. NEW BUTCHER SHOP mho undersigned wouldinrorm the inhabi- tants of2xeterand vicinity that he has. OPENED A NEW BUTCHER SIiOP one &nor south of his Blaoxsniitiishop anclhopes loss of a French batrque and eight rued. the3Oueliborlti patronage that has bean ao The official report of the North .British Railroad ill regard. to the Tay Bridge 'hue wiiiho'leteadeiltoltiminhis now brancbo disaster says 1119 falling •Piers uritis utntiatuss, Sts moat wagon willcull at the rest - i; dents of tbo vulagetliroetimeeeacl weekend a very clean break from that portion • . s - 1 i ' cordedto hiininthe 13LAOISOIITn �;i11 WAGON 2PA12IS: Ci which remains standing. Almost the all Muds kept constant') In hand at hip ohly sighs of the smash are the ends of buteeershop.. the•rails on which the trails rau,;vhieb are torn aasunder; the rails remaining are wrenched out of their chairs for a few yards. London, Dec. 80. ---it • is reported that three hors bodies have been wash- ed ashore near the scone of the Tay bridge disaster. All the mails have been t ocovered. Lond3n, Dia. 80. -After several un- successful attempts a diver discovered Blao.ksmitllirg stud wagon auakin gag rric0 on as espial in. all its bi' i t.1 e F R. DAVIS. NEN GIOODS,T���1~ GOOD qT ar ,. rr wy°j j�j It is eaid bymany, first try one remedy, and. then another ;: but we find in the great majority of c'tsos that Legislature, as that wuulab provoke the those who try Hagyard's Yei]ow Oil brie in of a forgo on the other silo, for all purposes of a liniment, • have no $ $use for any other preparation, it does its work ea effootually that none others need apply or be applied. Itis equally good for loan or beast, and 0110 be used: internally for Rheumatism, 5praitw, Bruises, Chilblains, Borns, Scalds, and all paints and aches,. frotn .whatever .cause they may oceur. Sold by all d.eaksrs.at 25 cents per bottle. He states that the extra police force provided by the otty is amply able to preserve the pilblia peace.. 0. D. Baker applied this morning at the Sec-. retarp of Stato'e office for authority, to l.x111110e the returns froth (i-raniington , :lo was answered by .Counsellor Fogg with a profane epithet in the negative. GIENZIML BUTLER; IMPLICATED. Washington,, Doer 29.—The (Iritic Prom the age of 16 to, 80. Thousands of people, from the age of sixteen to eighty years, aro suffering seems the a priori out 11laesachusetts from kidney eolmplaintsand other dis- t tate Senator ascribes. the present. ettsee a' ising frunt derangement of the. roubles in Maine, t:► the machinations whiney nrgans, who would be reloivodt t a Genertsl Butler,, wh•n,, just before the by a. few doses of Victoria Buchu and e eotion, visited Au!;n.sta and consulted I CJv)t Urei, and a permanent cure by it13 Governor Gare .len and other state the use of a few bottles.. Her sale by oil side. ' all. dealers.. Liao,, 1. " r kk jx►r s. :0:. - , D. WEEK 'S Dealer in. MONUMENTS HEA DS'.110NRS, MANTLE PIECES. FURNITURE. TOPS,, &c. Clemetery. Work of all kinds neatly executed.. 5 Doors Northof yb�r�evet ,1101h Main street ii+.ilriiA: it It C. (� S. GIOIA Y, -U-ndertalc(,r Ili id J-hernia-a'e "l TOUL1) SAY TO those who intend 1)ttroltas:ne to Ile so trern the manufacturer. The again whos buys to sell � yv1 again most u.q iiso try v=ti have a profit. Wo ' l:tiut 'tit ==.T ;;7—'7-- .., rt,,.o to ,givotlto plr.:Masers the rp✓,.,„`. benefit, which truunot tail ' .„ to tweet the views of the UYA f -. .--,--(E.:.–,..1..,., ,�... eTANrearr 8, 0 r 1fir;_-l:ltlt c. tnr'ex•s j(VTE WOULD call speeltllatteniioai. 50 our u)dertaitlitt', depa.xt utet+t,v bleb la more gout• 1pletr titclnever,a,l have, ,t&Ica toverel now design's .. of late 1']te Lest outline, ;tlf caskets saaaoude,ttnd net 'nuorul requisite apt ti's• lowest prises-. Our new Hoarse is pronounced by competent ju,d^et'' to lto Second to no: a i11 the. provinces Gratagors. - Our 4 $poise 8 are less than those of coy lnalltl ; aettirere e O n semen s- ly wooau sellehoapor. ,mb1e is of all the )�,fersnt Soule t es. THE E XS TE.',R - p i c Amur.' .' sgro �'' ,E 'y' :�,Q rrilIE attseriber begs to announce to theiuhabitauts of Exeter and the s',rrouudinaeoun- A. try, that he has opened a Tt\ aril 81'UV, DEPOT in the store nearly apposite Mr. G. Ai Itfaoes Grocery and Liquor store, Main street. Exact, where heis p. epat ert to fill all orders for Cook., Parlor and other Stoves At Manufacturers' Prices. Tinware, cheaper than the cheapest, and made up by practie.�ll workmen on the premiss. 1:ave-Tretigltingdeue to order,, Carritirl'r'hetinit a °+:leciatlty. Coal ell Chimneys, the very best lead oars&( chrall:a . Intenclingpurohasers will always find me as lily pias:, ready to attend to my own busanes, and prepared at all times to treat customers courteously and supply theist With a goad and Cheap arafole. Depend upon it that nowhere can you get better value for your money.. The very highest price in Cash paid for. Hides and Sheep skins, Exeter P 0, Ootoboa,1b ofstalsnilaftmajaamftlinwpinifteMIIIL E H. SPACKMAN. Piano and f:D the ig OF THE '. win Machine 4'j!ftti( µf w AaZj^; '�nTjYa �If jr, II J�^ 117 ;�L4\i•ifar n�, •i ill lel hf11 0'O • , r u.re, y1,4' 1i � i '�5• re, 11 !•1 �! lir. �. rw, awt S •b ti i !I iii iia! i+. i ( ' HI ii '11F i A II 11 (I III III i , p ,. p , ; ill 1 III •i aI liitlul'I�llu w' SriLD� ' t Ca r+ -�'Au �7�,�I,' 1, 1 +.+, + I 1 •. 1Ls t.P' ..,,Z.11au' czi. K::1" 01.1 'lit sJau f�'F[E LARGEST AND BEST STOCK ;OF 1 Silverware, China and Delf ever seen in the West, :lt I E. 30'' V.To °. Mr. Drew has just r•oeoivecl an excellent stock a Silver Tea Setts,Butter(loolers,DoubleandSinglo Pickle Cruets, Cake Baskets, Card Receivers, C out- mtinion Set ts,,etc.,ofthe BeetQuadrupleandTxiple Plato, annisoffering the sameatpricestht oldu ASTONISH YOU FOR CHEAPNESS! Ho has j us opened out a new and complete as- sortment of China, Glass and Stonewares. A 1'argo stock of Lamps jnsr arrived. Call and satisfy yourself as to quality and Cheapness. Come and try our instruments. Music. Teacher still on hand. Services at Lowest figures. Special attention calledto the :Raymond Sewing 'Machine. Organs and Pianos unsurpassed for, beauty of design, and quality atone, E. DREW. 1879) PALL (1879 Q TEM OLID -RE A. 3]GE' HOUSE At alltimes, andpartica]arly at a period when Trade is universally depressed and money. scarce, it is in the interest of every buyer to purchase where he can get the article he wants, at the lowest rate. In otllliug,yotir attention to my present stock,, do so with every oonfle once; it being moreoaarefully assorted and seloeted than that of any praviousseason., In the Dry Goods Evet ydepartment isreplete wi`hthe most soasonable and fashionable fabrics, marked .at. prices which should, comnlaald the attention of the very closest buyers. THE ORDERED OLOTHINCrstiIlhas MR. ,w.'IVES at it hr ad • In Millinery Underthemaa-agementof Mies 1lIeGloghlon,we can suit the most fastidious. Our stock of (irrooecies, Boots and Shoes, Canadian, English and American, Shelf and Heavy Hardware one of tae largest and best assorted in the County.. Ihtending purchasers Will consult theiz best interests by examining mystook before going elsewhere. It. Will pay you to call at ltd' C I,A ;tl'LT 4A D BROS.' Jr4(j. °, oc .',. For your Dry.Goods, Groceries, Etc,. Everything reduced, to: suit the: h trd. boners. COTTONS OF ALL CLASSES AT PRESENT. WHOLESALE PRICES. Be. sure and callbefore buying; Suits for order i latt startling Figures'. 11,CLL:TI+LAIT1D BIROS..