The Republican journal., 1871-02-23
G { N E RALITiE ES.

\ cr.My man in North Carolina fired his gun into
the engine ah of a passing railroad train. putting
oat the eyes ot the engineer and wounding the
fireman.
The United Stale- steamer Worcester, of 2000
toms is loading AT Boston with cargo OF provisions
Tor the relief of the suffering people of France.
Seventy thousand dollars worth of food will be
.ent.
They mobbcd Il newspaper reporter al the scene
OF the late railroad disaster on the Hudson river
because some other reporter had written uncom-
plimcntar} things of the people there.
Walter Hatch formerly conductor and superm-
tendent of the Kennebee and Portland Railroad
died of consumption in Augusta on Saturday last.
Edward A. Pattec, New Hampshire man, shot
and killed himself in the Commercial House Port
land, on Monday
Lewiston voted, on Saturday, to construct new
and elegant city building, at cost Of sl5o,ooo,
only 50 opposed 1t.
President Grant has taken $500 worth of stock in
4 Congressional Temperance Society. lie has a
good field to work in.
j. W, Thompson, Carver's IIarbor. is requested
to make little explanation at this Office concern
ins his newspaper bill
John p. Hale, late Minister to Spain is in Wash
ln9ton. lie is mere shadow of his former self,
and can only walk slowly anl painfully.
g. 3 Bowden and ] Stevens, of RocIland, will
hear something 10 Their advantage by applying at
Ibis office.
,,en Magrnler, late of the Confederate Army
has juS died III Texas. He distinguished himself
in the Mexican war.
senator Sumner was last week attacked by heart
disease, from which he suffered acutely. hut is
considered to be out of danger.
Sch John Somes, of Mt. Desert, was on Monday
damaged by fire To the amount of 81 900, while
living at Chelsea
A steamer has sailed from Boston to engage in
the seal fishing in the ice fields off Newfoundland.
This is new business for Americans.
The Monday evenings train on the Maine Cen
tral ran OFT the track at Carmel, in consequence of
misplaced switch, smashing the engine. Another
engine took the train 10 Bangor, two and half
hours late.
William H. Wheeler of Boston, for several years
editor Of the Bangor Wing, is dangerously i'll.
Mr.. Walter Haskell claims to have walked one
hundred hours without sleep or rest in Eastport
The Sentinel is informed that it was fairly done.
A Texan lost valuable mare, and telegraphins
10 neiSDorg town 70 afreSl ;he lhiei received
'he ieiiS' 1h''o h'le' ihie' iiuhs'
Mha. u, havr you 10 renafh' madam about my
sihS,s s,iu S,h.itHh ~! ~ d luuy. No,hih@'
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Queen Yictora's third SON. on his return home
next year, will wed a Young lady not of royal
blood, but who is surprisingly beautiful and very
wealthy.
D"i 81 w" ~ na's ~ iioGs s''tpie]n IRON ron inaS
IN ,h ~, 1infr frn1n 10 1nath '''''
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A sea captain, invited tC meet the committee of Il
society for the evaugeliZaOu OF Africa. when
asked, 80 the subjects of the King OF Dahomev
keep sunday" replied, 'Ycs, and everything else
they can lay their hands OH"
Gail Hamilton thinks that The trouble with the
WOmans Fighter is, that they want to live like
women and be paid like men.
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li,te Boston sni Joyluiy assured her mothef
made horscs-"she had Il man in shop lust
finishing one of them, ior he was mailing on his last
tOot.'
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State, six or more being killed.
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iog ladies, at In the attempt the customers
rT became L total wreck,
NJ. ,tiuo. ro,.o,,t,,, l;,.,,.,, :; p,,,,a,,1 ,,az
, ,,1aid sSo ,r ,,, ~ tb - t - h ,lt.'
self and children. pending further proceedings in
relation to the case.
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"0' 6' "i''u' '"e ""u' 'i-'"''i No"iiei'
n oeopus ''aP mas peeh invented III Cahtda.
For ways that are obscure and tricks that are
calculated to take the concet out of the Nineteenth
Century the early Eyyp1ians were uecliar II il
now .srertained that carl,oc acid oi,r LATEST din
cDyery in medical chemistry WAS used in the pro-
oa ~ Ii'ion m @ ''' tiie lun
ics TeAl % we siil he,ii t'tt .ti9 lorty years Jop
" % ,te & ns atltie M az oloupuisoy ~ ahl1? III
and that Mrs. Potiphar had been drinking some of
genuine original 0rville Grant brand of untaXed
whiskey, and that's what made her act So Hart
ford Times.
.No,,r, ,,raa an 49, >r, 90 -
~; Na' ~, Nii Ntiil"''h' oi LaStahSe
Wls'' Gonio say Wheh thc art was beng covered
"Ne' ti'e ieih'i'is oi ner siAth husband she was
so overcome win grief That only that one word
cScapeu hei ups
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:, i ~ 90, ~ ~ ~ 1870 n, 90 uiS ~ u. 'i,o fou,niui hh'hu
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The Nicksburg girl of the period being called up-
ON for some last "WOrdS,' promptly remarked:
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The Nation, the New York Republican weekly,
seems to credit the report that Grants hostility to
Mr. Motley was first aroused by noticing that the
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