The Republican journal., 1873-10-30
Generalties.

II,
The work of dredging the channel of the
Pcnobscot at Bangor has closed for the season.
A new branch Of the Eastern railroad WAS
opened last Monday between Swamp>rott and
| Marb ehead.
| 1t is generally admitted that there Will be- no
contest Of Importance for the SpeakcrShip and
that Mr.. Blaine will be elected.
1t is said that there arc from $1,000 10 20 900
| operatives thrown ont OF employment in Gin
| clnnat.
Dix Island i to furnish the granite for the
Philadelphia Post Office, too, al The rate of fitly
| cents per foot.
An Albany lady swallowed mouse recently,
and dismissed the family doctor for rccommrn,I-
| ing cat rs an antidote.
The Gazette says Woman'S ~uhrao.. A .-o-
citation was formed in Hochland M"ndal u
| persons became members.
A dispatch from Memphis safc~ that the ra-
| spouse from MaGons through the country j. ga
liberal that no further contributions are needed,
Boston has Il very stringent liquor law. and
IS consequently, the most temperate city in the
| world. There are but 2o0o hal-room~ in The
| place.
George W. Keith, nineteen. wear. of Ace Il
clerk i'll the South Boston branch post ofiire is
undcrarrr+tior stealing money from registered
| letter.
Mr.. NJ. ". Campbell The lady lecturer on
| Molnan'> flights, is occurring IN the Eastern
section of The state. ana Giving great ~ati~tae-
| lion.
Sewer County. Tenn. boasts Of a healthy AMI
| and vigorous ort0genaran bachelor who has
| slept II 900 nights ON the same brti,lcad in tn,
| same corner oi ne same room
|
The assembly 'n,Irrcd him by the Democrats
! of oneida ronrl. New York, on account uf mi
| yatp business
Secretary Richardson Ia announced lhaj In.
will put two or three hundred thousand dollal-
| worth Of silver in circulation this week. ami
more If there i 4 demand for il.
Few people are aware of the fact thai Boston
is second only to chirago in the amount Of porh
annually packed The Cunarl steamers carry
"ul large amount every steamer
IN Iowa preacher said in his sermon. IN,
other sunday: Religion in the hr.rt, my
friends. i like four aces in the deck without
it no man can hold n certain hand"
Mr. Shan>> of the NoN York Tribune e,iitoii i'll
writers has been sent 10 jail for Refusing to dis
close he name Of Tie person wife Wrntc th,
articles on the Brooklyn ring frauds.
At Port Byron. y. s., they arc making paprD
made of wood. At present the heads nr,
mad" OF wood. bun paper i 10 be used rNrnt-
ally.
II was lately reported that The Cunard steam
ship company intend 10 soon withdraw THEN
vessels from the West India service and IS
iahish 4 dailY line h'tNrnn Liverpool and N.W
York.
The Fan River mills Are to ~hur down Two
days each week and ram only eight hours q day
the rest Of the time and the majority of I'LL the
mill, in Massachusetts arc shortening up THEN
productions.
\ female athlete OF Skowhegan. in Show iug 4
gentleman visitor out Of her house, kicked him
| down steep stairway and injured him SC
severely that for two or three daN~ IL was
| thought that he would die.
Rev. M. Bush. retiring chaplain of the Bng
| hamton asylum for mrbratcS. has written Z
letter to one of the New York papers in which
he asserts that practically the institution j. /
failure Cases of reform, he SAYS, are few,
The University Pres, at Madison. Wis. il
publishing the course of study 1T Tile STATE
University. printed comic lectures" in tht
| list of studies for the first term of The sophie.
more year. where The professor had written
! "conlc sections.
The school Board MI Springfield, H.. ua>
| stricken the word "Whitc' on Of the r-.sttli-
tons and thrown open the doors ar tho public
schools to applicants of every variety Of color
| from m:uNc t" JET black, ami the acl has cause,
great excitement,
1t costs about $40 Il sunday To hear E-ccl,'l
preach according to Il New y ork cores pon,eul
'''Ihe cheapest admissions, arc those bought o
the sexton, who puts You in ~ obscure ~ra
for 81. but will l;n.l you in The pulpit ur .
camp chair for -.
Kate S)oddar,l the person impr on,d il
| Brooklyn H. being implicated in the murder o
| Charles Goodrich, ltttcr~ the most piercing
cries during The 'lcad IF night, and ~iarl.- All
the inmates of the prison. insanity. r@3 "l
irignrd, is ut Tho bottom nl ii.
Miss Dickinson missed 4 train in y vlluout
last week BY chartering 4 Special train IN,
steamer and fast horse, however. She cam,
upon the stand little before 9 O'Clock and Re-
livcred her lecture 10 an appr4ciatiNe audience
who lost nom of tht if d'~jr bl waiting al
| hour.
The dredging nr,rhiMt- ira>, Camden h4l.
| bor th- week having completed their Wort, 1ot
the present. The channel has been dug eau n
far AZ the bonded Alt Wharf. but the Wilar,..-
about the linn" kilnS. coal and lumber yards arr
! still high and dry at low water. Another ap
preparation is expected t. finish the ioh.
4 steam boiler in The mill of Mr. J. &
| blanchard in Plymouth exploded with %rcI
force on Thursday. carrying away large pen
ton Of the fllnnc and completely demoIi SHIN
| the building in which il stool. The boiler Wa>
thrown across me stream ~ollr 51 l,pt Holm N,
mill
1t i stated that cN-Prr>,l'nt johnson h1- in
! the hnndS OF the printer the manuscript of hj~
version of the Nurratt ca~r, thought tN him
| necessary 10 be given to the public in View ul
| the recent publication of Judge Holt on lhat
| subject. 1t is 10 br issued in pamphlet form
and will be Literally distributed.
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punishment omlh'r'iaI
William Quinn and ms nephew, Augustus M
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