The Union and journal., 1870-12-23

dent heat Of the sun. "Guilty, yer honor Of
little drunk, but not disorierly" says Mix
lie marched out Of the court room to the In
spring strains Of "Three dollars and litsl
more"
Daniel Clark. the next fsint-hearted applican
for mercy at the door Of justice, was charge
with an uncommon "drunk and disorierly"
which be plead "not guilty." But the evi
dence brought forward proved couclusively ths
Daniel was guilty" 20 be was fined S3 an
costs, while "The big rpnnd tears ooursed on
another down his innocent nose In piteou
chase." l.r.
Louis Ciuff, while on Q "tour Of observation
was said TO have made an assault upon Mar.
Shelsn. but ID proved 10 be case Of ''six on
way, and = half dozen the other" % he va
discharged.
Henry Kicker was charged with an assault OF
Police officer Smith, but the charge was no
maintained, and he was discharged.
One case Of larceny wss continued. Tuesta,
Dec. 10. Leonari WEIGH, and his wife AM
welch. were charged with drunkenness and dis
order. II seems thst Leonard and Ann wer
discharged from the county Jail. Saturday, anC
''gobbled" by the police Monday, % the Judg'
gave them 60 days at Alfred.
Eden Davis, gay and frisky Lyman boy
came 10 the city With load Of produce. an'
could not be content nnless he used portion o
his receipts 10 "see the elephant" lie had
tolerably good peep this morning. for SO ant
costs.
Quite an interesting little episode occurred Il
Saco, Tuesday afternoon. As the carriage con
tanning the band with the Ida Leslie combination
Troupe, wss passing along one OF the principa
streets, the bystsnders were amused at seein,
amer short tustle. an obnoxious member Of th,
band pitched beadforemost into the slushin,
street. The fellow picked himself up and 20
into the carriage again TO meet the same calami
ty. Even imperturbsle Job couldn't stand this
20 the man Of music ran alongside Of the car
risge dealing blows here, there and everywhere
with his instrument Of sound, and his blow
were answered by curses loud and deep. Tn,
farce although never before rehearsed was ex'
cellently performed, and afforded much amuse-
ment to the large audience who witnessed It
A friend hands us the following touching and
glowing tribute TO the memory Of Cape Cod
ship master, and Q consistent member VI the
Methodist church, which was recently published
In . Bsrnstsble paper. The vein Of talent struck
Is very rich, and 20 luxurious that the author
frequently allows his fancy with looseued rein,
to stray from the metre. But the spirit per.
yadng the whole piece, viii pardon many small
lie arrived at the port Of saco just three weeks agc
met him on the river and to him I did say,
''N s -. ~
Keep: ,,..a hin, and ,o~ v.,, n,
NAn osi,, r"A Nv" "P''~' '''' ~''A NV" "'A ~
IT. s,,.,., . load n uo,s,,, and had ,u,t bor,r
w,., to load. iSsd Ala aria. and rom m. ,., n sor.d
When he as . captain. 80 brave an and 80 bold .,.,
was Oh, Sa'cnins the 'essei' ue 0Aush'A suu1''
'"'
lie sent .o out 70 inc ooe'Or' 'e'ns 'n'As0 0' 'AV
And still kept at work on deck, but iound thai
would not do IL, :. ..,
from the cold nc had ie'er' "hicn set IN 'er'
quick,
sicS.
a, n. c.,.,,, ~,o - hin -.,. ,.,,
nome as.a ne met nus '''"'' ""' " "'" "''' ''''
And among them was his wife; who him did try "a
cheer,
he 'A,nea % s"hhe win 'nein' ou' '0e'nea A'"'''
And when the doctor came he said tho fever had af
fected his brain.
From that time nc TOOK 70 his ood' and Gro three
WIN. .nSseniy epiled !. seo him breathe nj, last.
l thought he had changed, and before the word wa
=, given, ..,., 49,. u,,. ,z.,.. !.
'' In Iissyen '
lie had followed the seas for forty year, las, past,
And Mo have this OnsolafiOn. he came homo 70 die
Ms,b,nt. s.e him nov u,on IN, ou,rt.r-dect
As when saw him last before he was taken sick.
wssn mi, h,,,,vod friends. me,bin., hear him
say.
'' ihis way, ~ ~
For surely thl. is certain. death wo cannot shun,
Anu We niow & IN ms '0os'ePs "o shAh is~''
We shall mis- him al our meetings ana ~ evening
pssysf, ,,, A., hin, ,,.,.
He has len relig gious family, numbering eleven,
We trust they will all meet together In Heaven.
'no'
Last thursday evening, the Niagara Engine
Co., with quite q number OF invited guests, met
ut the Niagara Hall, TO eat that mammoth
PIE" disposed Of at the =. W. Baptist tea. party
OF last week. The pie was "msngied by
Mcrsrs. o. B. Chaibourne and Manson Seavey
and after It was disposed OF speeches were made
by number Of gentlemen present.
D. c..,,..u w.h,.. ..ho,, -. .rol. q,
in the JOURNAL Of last week, as about to take
the psstorate Of the Storer st. Baptist society,
Is graduate Of the New Hampshire Theological
Institution.
Marshall Pierce. Edwin II. Smith. Josepb
u,riv ami others win nrcsent +. petition at tbe
n.,, ssss;on of The Le,,slature. that thew NAV
firm a comn,nv under the name Of the "SacS
W,,,r-sunnIy Comnany" for the pu,pose Of
Grni.binr n1re water f.r the city Of S.eo.
49,.
The lecture on "Galileo, wednesday night
by DIR. Lord, the eminent historical scholar and
lecturer, OF New York, was an able one, and
was listened to by large audience, but the
closest attention was necessary, to enable one to
understand aud follow the lecturer. We think
from Dr. Lords great number OF subjects lee.
ture might have been chosen oi more interest
to the generality OF cur lecture-goers One
thing should he spoken Sf, and that Is, the nost
which was erss'ea .ss oy q arg sumoer OF gen.e-