The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-11-06

The Duke de Chambord, whom the
| monarchiStS proposed TO make king of
| France has kicked his dish over Contrary
to the advice of his supporters he has
written n letter saying that he will give
| no assurances rs to his course rs ruler of
| France He believes that his right to the
throne is mqueStioncd and that no one
has the right to ask pledges of HIM 1t is
now believed that the republic will be
continued
The Herald j, justly indignant be-
cause 4 certain divine is said to have
called Camden The Sodom of Penobscot
Bay The fellow must be an ass to talk
| in that way of one Of the most beautiful
and moral towns in the State There is
little doubt that it will be more tolerable
for >odom and Gomorrah by and by, than
for him
Probably The most enterprsing clothes
line thieves in the world live in Bangor.
They steal clothes from one end of a line
while the owner is busy at the other \
man up there can't he sure that he owns
more than ono shirt
The Augusta journal thinks thai the
| SpragucS have laid the foundations of a
large factory business in that city. which
must be used, and that their failure will
not affect the permanent prosperity Of the
place.
The commissioners on the Insane
Hospital can't find any town that is willing
10 give anything 10 have the new nstitu-
| ton located on its territory, and they viii
! probably recommend an addition 10 the
! present one Al Augusta
Hon. John F. Potter. Of Wisconsin,
who scalped Barksdale and was ready 10
| fight Pryor with bowie knives, has bios
| somed out INTO a liberal Democrat. and is
running for the state senate on thai ticket,
Time brings about some very curious
| things.
Maine continues 10 be an unhealthy
locality for bank robbers Those who
made an attempt on the Bethel Savings
Bank. were all speedily captured. and will
have a chance to do the State some eery ice.
The saco Independent says there is a
ion in that vicinity that climbs a tree
when pursued 1t is further stated that
the fox is mNf4i one and probably the
stoly is likewise.
A boiling spring has been discovered i'll th''
city Of Bddelor1
That account for The recent report that
& distinguished citizen of that place had
got into hot water
The Chinese shoemakers III Simpsons
factory North Adams. Mass, have dis
agreed among themselves and taken to
rioting One was severely hurt. and their
foreman is afraid to remain among them
The Augusta Journal states that some
young men We're found shooting ut Il
mark in the woods on 4 recent Sunday,
using for their mark q SUNDAY school catc-
chiem pinned to tree
When the stock in trade OF Eaton
Shaw shall be seized for his sons debts,
as ii IS liable 10 be, ii might say, as the
ghost did 10 Hamlet II am Thy fathers
spirit
A defective road costs Camden $40.
Ii threw Mr.. Moody from the hearsc on
which he was taking cheerful ride one
LAY, and damaged him 10 that amount
Michael Kelley, arrested for the muir
der of Willie Martin. at IIoulton, has been
discharged, no case having been found
against him.
While We have been ENJOYING the
warm and pleasant weather OF Maine,
there have been snow storms in the west
ern States and in Canada
We learn that work upon tia. Ellcksport
and Bangor Railroad has been in Il large
part suspended, and that il win not be
completed this fall,
Lewiston traders are agreeing to close
their stores at 6 o'clocl, on Tuesdays and
Thursdays, TO give the boys some recrea-
ton
Deacon Shaw ought 10 be 4 tranquil
man in his misfortune. AS Bryon says
'.'lhere', naught so much th. spirit cams
As rum and true religion"
The Town of Winthrop has just OK
pended SlOOOto bring wafer into its streets
Belfast is as dry as ever.
IlETook THATCHANCE. a correspond
nn1 who has always sharn Owes and ears