The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1872-11-28
Generaiities.

| American. ha> gone to Florida for the winter.
The European and North American Railroad
is inviting all is employees to become teeto.
tallers.
1t is said that Senator sumner lost about 3d.
| 600 by the late fire.
The Boston Herald proprIetors have given
| $1,000 each to the Citizens and Firemens' Re.
lief Fund.
The chapel of the Maine Central Institute at
| PlttSfield was dedicated on Friday. with appro-
| pirate services.
The first locomotive over the Boston and
/ Maine extension has reached Saco, and was re-
| ceived with salute.
| Cumulative Of Stanley, an ambitious Danbur-
IAN Is hitting up an expedition to search for the
| author Of beautiful Snow"
| st. Paul schoolmasters have become so tyran-
neal that they won't allow boys to carry bowie
knives and reviewers any more.
Rev. W. A. Drew, the veteran executor
widely known in this State, was married in this
city last week. Lewiston Journal.
1t is estimated that there are now about four
hundred and fifty cases of Small I'oX in Boston.
one III ten + the average number Of deaths.
Eugene Brown, 4 young man belonging in
FoNcroft, who has been missing for Il week
was found drowned III brook in that town.
The murder sensation at Mechanic Falls has
eNplodeti-t having been shown chat the lad
Elwell who disappeared, has run away to sea-
The Boston Transcript estimates that the in
surance companies, Is a whole will pay seven
ty-thrce per cent, OIL the losses by the late fire.
Sumner Wooster and his wife OF Hancock,
propose To have y diamond wedding on the goth
of December when they will have been marri-
eel just - years.
Jury has awarded Mrs. Putnam $4,000 dam
ages for the loss of her husband, who was KILL
ed by Foster IN 7lh avenue eur, The suit was
against the mpany.
Mrs. Fair has got back the Identical pistol
with which she killed Mr. Criltrnlen. and
everybody in san Francisco is wondering whose
turn will come next
II seems to have become an established fact
that farmers who smoke in their barns have an
engagement at one time or another to haul um-
Der or TO put up barus
The officers of the Erie Railroad have caused
the arrest of JAY Gould for wrongfully appro-
priatmg 50 900 belonging to the stockhold-
er>. lie was released after giving BAIL
A private letter from Sicotes Mimi, says
the snow there on the l4th inst, was four feet
wolves, deer and mmks We're plenty and
hungry.
Laura D. Fair, the vile woman who murder
ed Mr.. Crittcnden Of san Francisco, sought to
lecture TO a San Francisco audience recently
but the righteous Indignation of the people pre-
vented her from leaving her hotel.
Mr. f. s, Page, Eastern express agent and
trader at kcndall's Mills, died on Friday, very
suddenly. lie wa, found in his store alone with
q shock Of paralysis. He was unconscious at
the tim ana remained so till his death.
Col. Blood, at present the husband of Wood
ball, was again arrested Yesterday on a civil
suit brought by Mr.. Chais, AMI in default of
$4,000 bail was lodged i'll Ludlow street Jail. He
had Just given bail in another suit when arrest
cd.
officer Walker of Bangor, discovered and
took possession Thursday of about 5000 worth
OF goods, supposed to have been stolen at the
Boston fire. A sailor was Offering them for
sale. officer Walker holds them for denitica-
ton.
A Catskil man was so disappointed at his
prospective brides delay that he went to her
dress-maker, tucked the unfinished bridal dress
under his ARM and taking it to his intended
Told her 1t was "noW or never" She did not
say never.
The Brooklyn Eagle says that the defaIcation
reported to-day i'll Wall street is reported to be
on the part OF Il Young man named Allen Z.
Bush, Il clerk or junior partner in the House of
kldder, Pearce e. Co. The loss of the firm is
variouSly stated ut $4,000, $4,000 and $780,
00O.
Frank Is. kmbalI, a carpenter by trade, age
10, married man with family. committed
suicide with poison in Manchester, in the room
of Il young woman, the door of which he forced
open, the woman taken refuge in another room
q a IiS.tr .tS
the cause.
Charles +. Carlton of Dexter, not having the
fear Of the Maine Law before his ewes. has gone
with sinful head and brain, and invented Il cider
mill that will grind and press 60 bushels Of ap-
pies per hour VIII not BRO. Nyc see that Il
speedy embargo is placed upon This Instrument
Of death: Maine Standard.
For some time the mails III Connecticut have
been loaded with obscene books and prints en-
closed in outside pages Of pamphlets. The mat
ter was investigated, and one Morris was de-
terted in this business at Stamford, which he
had been carrying on upon Il latge scale. His
future prospects are not brilliant.
The Internal revenue receipts from Maine, for
the year ending ON the thirtieth Of June. 1872,
Were from spirits, S1T,l5l; tobacco, 80 $50;
beer, SI.f4 banks ami bankers, $50 go; gas,
Sl6,S3o; income, 3d. ~; miscellaneous, Sl3,-
991; penalties, S501; making 4 eros, total of
RV-'l-o' i'i"''tV'' -i'to' h'' IhS i net toti vi
9"oo''lS-
4 gentleman Stopping nj the CITY Hotel. YES
tprl,av ,yho haIon~x in A,n,eta .avS ho .,,.
l ao VEN N n Ti nor7en, enc o. tile' worm
, a t,, 3n .'>' T{oN "' s''e gnu ,"s'
,l Sys,o n u ,r,irl "s his ,,t a,,',
ton when he learned of the loss of his horses.
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A despatch has been received in Portland,
stating that Mr. Aver. the principal of the
academy at Chcrrytield, who so suddenly dis
appeared from that village last week, has been
heard from rs being on the road to Bangor. 1t
was thou2ht i'll Inc illle ne nttd committed
ably clear the matter.
A Memphis negro rescued from the river Il