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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-07-09

The Hon. Joseph Titcomb has accepted the
Democratic nomination in a long letter to the
committee, in which he gives his unqualified
approval of the platform adopted at the last
convention and talks Of 'the triumphs which
the not far distant future will certainly bring
us" There is nothing like being hopeful under
adverse circumstances. Portland Advertiser.
That is what the heather used to re-
mark to the early Christians. Neverthe-
less the saints and their followers still hold
their grip, and will eventually see the
world converted.
Some lawless fellows have had the
audacity to compete with the State rum
shop at Portland, by setting up distillery
in the woods in Windsor, and converting
good molasses into forty rod beverage
The revenue officers captured the mill,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-07-09

The time of the year has come when
denizens of the city are rushing hither
and thither in pursuit Of pure air and in
MIGRATING sea breezes. They make a
great mistake when they pass by on the
other side" Of our beautiful bay like the
Priest and the Levite and go to mush and
milk at Mt. Desert. If they must 60
there, we commend to them the Guide
to Mount Desert Island" recently pub
lished by Loring, Short and Harmon, of
Portland. 1t is very prettily illustrated
and contains large amount Of very read
able and interesting matter, aside from
the portion descriptive of the island and
it's surroundings
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-07-09

ADMINISTRATIONS, EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published in the Ionr
nal will reasp SO state to the Court.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-07-09

Mr.. parkhurst, who is still vigorously
figuring about the comet, now thinks that
the earth will be lucky if it escapes 2
collision. If the journal shall fail to be
issued some week, our subscribers will
understand that the types have been
knocked into pi
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1874-07-09

The Dirigo Rural is the title Of a new
agricultural paper published at Bangor.
1t is quartz, neatly printed and well
made up. As the title indicates it is
devoted to the agricultural interests of
Maine, and we Judge will become the
organ of the new order of Changers. 1t
is edited by d. NJ Hall and j. W. Lang,
the latter gentleman conducting the
agricultural department.
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THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1874.
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The western Indians are stealing and
numbering to such an extent that even the
Quaker agents call aloud for more troops
The announcement of the death of
Timothy II. Hubbard, Esq, of Biddeford,
was premature.
Those New York burglars still afflict
the citizens of Portland with their taking
ways.
Exclamation of republican congress
sional aspirants when they heard about
the new Postmaster General-s.Oh Hale /"
When he declined the place--"Oh Hi"
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The Comet He is on The way.
And singing as he flies;
The whiZzing planets shrink before
The spectre of the skies:
All! well may regal orbs burn blue.
And satellites turn pale.
Ten billion cubic miles of head.
Ten billion leagues of tail.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
A FINE OIL CHROME TO EVERY
SUBSCRIBER
A Thirty-twO Column Newspaper for
sI.5O "A Year!

with ,,,c hegtppipy ls74 the DELAWARE STATE
I,rss,r .nts-,d N, tba fortv.third wear OF il.
ovtstsncs. and he nr1prietors desiring to extend
90 6atd ~ n.sfutnas4. ami confident that ii
,r,,s,t T., tl,, attention ,f the peopls of Della.
,-'.,a ...,l-.,,,,i,,, ,,,pt,e. mat il will com
maud a still larger degree oi popular patronage
anu supp ~ nave i'i' 4, ,h, ,arr,,,ry
tnoioush auu ~ s'' 1'ii.'',, .'D
'nsousu ""''N .,h.h,., on,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
The Small Number of Children in
Highly civilized Communities.

theory, IN lnc AuuuNY itluhttt -t"ft0's u
Is a statement Of scientific fact which Las
some apparent bearing on an onihtly
different discussion which has occupied
the thoughtful attention Cf another class
Of iuquirers. We refer 10 those who
concern themselves more with man
present condition and prospects than win
lis remote origin. Amongst such there
has been frequent lamtniation OF /
late concerning the falling oil in
reproduction of cur own particular race, |
notably in New England, where prohh-1 /
that race has attained TO the highest /
intellectual, though possibly not iis most /
symmetrical, development. The failure
Of this type to largely reproduce Itself
that ls, the failure of its women TO bear
numerous children is lamented as a sian
of decay, but if the law which Asassi1
laws down as that governing the lower
animal kingdom Ia applicable to man tins
| Is sign of the reverse OF decay and the
facts gtieved over are among the inevita
Die conditions Of an advancement in the
order Of beings.
In coutraveutioa Of the theory OF 'ue
evolution aud development OF the hl-Aef
orders of animal lite FROM the very
lowest beginnings, Mr.. Agss.iz cites The
presence, at the very dawn of life On
earth, of the Selachians," Which, he
declares, IN all their features more Ian
any other fishes, resemble the lis nef sn''
mails, end names, as cue OF The very
strongest evidences Of such r.sain-
blauce, the fact That they lay i'"
eggs, the higher kinds gF'e
birth to three or for or five IA, time,
whereas the common fishes lay myfiad'
of eggs, the greater part Of which are
cast upon the water TO be- Developed a'
randnto and he adds. tsIhe limitation
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=. - wy 9'u1 - " a,, ,t.,'a. ,.o al,
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

That sterling Republican paper the
Boston Traee1r, says that il some Of
Simon CAmerou's letters written in the
early days Of the rebellion should now be
published, the Pennsylvania Senator
would, probably, not stand now in a
much more comfortable position than
Caleb Cushing.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

1s74 Forty-third Year. 1874
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

wILMIsGT0N, Den
january "a. 1Ss 4.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24
DELAWARE STATE JOURNAL"

so MARXST sTREsT, WILMINGTON,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

ONE OF THE OLDEST AND THE BEST.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-01-24

unprecedented Inducements.
, 1874-08-07

Third Days scssiorl Of tho National
Association ut Detroit.

Third Days Scssion of tho National
Association ut Detroit.
Spec.ui D.spa.cA to The Chitaao Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich., Aug. G.-Tho third days eos-
sion Of tho National Dental Association WAS hcld
In the Co,nlcil-cllambor this morning, comnlonr-
Ing at 10 o'clock, Bono eighty momhers being
present. DR.. I. II. Rol,WicIel, OF Chillicothe
o., Chnir1nan Of tho Committee appointed Inst
year to confer with tho Burgoon-G Gonornl Of tho
United Btatcs Army az to the appointment Of
tho possible decrease or and change in tho army,
it would 10 better to postpone tho matter indotl-
''' Dr.. George il. Cushing Of Chicago, rcaa
papor upon heavy va. light gold
for tic filling of teoth,. expressing a
proforonco Tor Leayy gold aul giving
it ~ hia opinion that hoayy, gold In the hatda Of
This was followed by u long discussion upon
operative tlontistry, covering DR.. Cusling's pa-
nor and ono real laHt night by Prof. Snonpartl,
Of BOSTON, 1t waB participated in by Drs. Knapp,
of Now OlleauH; join Allen, OF Now York !;
DIR. kolly, OF Oxford, o.; DR.. Knlp, Of Daven~
mort, In; DR.. Rohwioko1, OF Chil!icothe, O.;
Dr.. Boguo, Of Now York; DR.. 1Iosmer. aud DR.:
technical ior reporting.
KeaolntionA OF regret over the dontl1 Of Prof.
Hitchcock, OF the Harvard school were adopted
and then MI hours rocoss WIS tnkon.
This afternoon the Convention continued tho
discussion OK various Questions Of operative
surgery, participated i'll by Dra. Palmer, Of syr-
aouse, Knnpp, Of Now 0rloaaa, Mc9!9aillan, Of
1niatoo on Dental Appliances also reported,
through Ur. uoorgo J.. lfiold, of Detroit. Tile
remnil1nE AFTERNOON buHiuosa wAH Of IN uuni-
portaAt character.
, 1874-08-07
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tho Wayne County, Ill.,, Isntlrond.
1kUtlt3 Clkhes


Special Dispufch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
FAInriELD, Ill.,, Aug, G.--ILe Supervisors OF
Wayne County mot on tho I'd inst, to confor
with Mr.. freeman, Of Springfield. in relation to
taking All appeal IN Tho celebrated case Of Kerr
uicot o. al. W. The Supervisors of Wayne
County, lately decided aGainut tho county In tho
United statcB Circuit Court at Springfield. Tie
case is D yory important ono to the pooplo Of tho
county, involving Us 1t docs over 10o COO acros of
land situated in tho county, anl a mortgage
upon thor land was given BY the county several
yoals ago to secure construction bonds Issued by
tho Mount Vernon ltnilroal Company. Tho
Company never built tho road, aud nldo 10 at
tempt to do 10. Tho bonds wcre hawked aud
pedled about for land, whisky, horses, agrionl-
tnfal implements, uud other things, but noyor
had ANY markot value. The conuty las resisted
tile foreclosure. Tho suit wns begun by tue
bondLolders i'll 1aG5. Judgment was once ron-
dered In favor OF tho county, tho cause taken to
tho United States supreue Court rosisod, aud
sent back tor an0thor trial, aud OH tho second
trial went a4niuat tho county.
bIore than 8u4 citizons who aro interested In
tho lands. hnviug bought them from the county
suco tho mortgage WIS made, wore proaont at
tho meeting OF tho Court. A vote oi those prcs-
ont was taEen, mud tho unanimous voice was for
taking All appeal. The Court decided to tako
tile appeal, providing the Springfield It Illinois
boltl,oru lsai1road Company, or their assig,.s,
would usaumo their hn!f Of tho roHpor-
Hiblllty OIL tho appeal bond. About one
half Of tleHo lalidH wero conveyed by
the county to ths lato Company, since
tho commencement Ut tho suit of foreclosure,
for building Il road through, tho county. For
this roason It was thought reasonable TINT tloy
should assume their share OF tho responsibility.
alr. Freeman was instructed to prepare m ap-
peal bond for :A0,0u0, the amount liked by lilo
Unltcl Stntcs Court, TO secure tile signatures Of
other Interested parties, and to noet tho Super
yisors on tho 18Th inst, ut which timo tho bond
ii satisfactory, will DO signed by the supervisors
Oh ll0 pnrt OF tho county.
, 1874-08-07
CANADA.
General Ncsps from tho Dominion.

General Nelrs from tho Dominion
Succlat Dtspaseh to Tts Chicago tribune.
OTTAWA, Aug 6.-The Canadian Labor Loaguo
began its session hero yoator'ay Alr. O'Don-
oghuo, Al. T., proadng. Tholr business will
continue for fow days.
Capt. Cameron, Of tho bonndary-suryoy party,
III letter untlor date Of July o. states that tlero
hayo been no oyidences Of untriondliness OH tho
past OF Tho Indians, ~ l,ntl boen reported.
Political nlattora In the Province OF Quobno
aro still In very disturbed condition, and con-
ntant rumors nio gaming currency with rofereuce
to tito Cabinet. Thoro iAeyery probability Of tue
CONSERVATIVE Government thelo following tho
courBo Of tho Into Dominion Government.
Nova Hcptia und Uapo breton hayo produced
over 5OD, ,00U TOMS OF coal during tho pnat half
year.
sFeeiai Dispatch to Tie CAiH,aa ITituae,
ToRosTo, Aug b.-A Graua 1nuBs-1neoting Of
colnfoa people aud reform demonstration was
hold at Ohats'am yestorlay, mud, besides othors,
was addressed by the Hon. A. MckeIlar, Com
miHslonor OF Public Wotaa, y strong friend uf
tho cnlosel raco.
A Aon Ut Prof. Wise made balloon ascension
At Stamford yeatorlay. rpacling III altitude Of
$4,000 feot a'dgoiug miloa.
, 1874-08-07

old bachelor thero who said, ~ will tell yo,t an
Other thug; II you go to Oborlin you will have
to rnolte your lORaonB In tho preEenco or ladfpb
at taa aas s d mot 5eia o "a scy SGes
did not know how formidable they might 20
but sonng ladies' lo had Hccl1, mud ho startoa
Oborlin.wnrd,
oborlin students find no difficulty IN obt9tl. 9;
Ing .poattons Of honor and trust. Tho last
graduating class from tho
CoNsgyAToKY OF MUSIC
havo nearly ail boon gyon appointments "a
musical Instructors nnd directors. hltsA Lotlle
fonr. departments Of ,l,'alo, viz: Pnno. organ,
singing mid theory, takoH charge OF tho musical
department III a Ladies' Seminary nour phla-
dolphta' Mr. u. y. uecr, who gralun'ca from
TIE sa1 t a h9s Goo npne
Clara Raxton, who }iea !alson pIutlo, singing, aud
theory, in Invited to Deroa College. Konlucky.
Air. Howard Carter continues with lila atudies
here, aud ut tho Hamo tilno, nets MS organist Of
tho Flrat Church.
or tho graduntoa from tho Conservatory last
yonr. Miss Frances Frone11 haa an appointment
to tnkn ul1nrgn ut tho Afusiaai Danartmont Of
tho J.ados' Honllnafy at gosllo1,, N. Y. Miss
Ea T. nnhiop s anst e1 Grgan,s Tor o
A1ansfola, this State. hlcssrB. Willard Kimball
md Calvin Caty hayo botL, boon studying ut
i.cpnl1. Germany, dnrinF fho laa. yosr ~, Tue
INSTRUCTION at Oharlu, anl enters upon his
d,lttoa Il, tllo course vi tho year.
At tho dctleAtloi,-oxorciHo Of Council Hall,
President Fairchiid rolatod ron,insconeo OF
CINCINNATI HALL,
tlo ono erected for tho Lane Bocedors. Wien
the hall was erootod, tho boards woro froall from
tho MILL groom and wet. 11c WAS . boy ut tho
t.no, and 80 was not to Dlano for his mistake In
putting Tho roof-boartls up aud down, inatoad Of
aeruBH tho rafters. The result was, the boards
albS
, 1874-08-07
CHILDREN STARVED TO DEATH.


A Giaastly system dsrpueht to Light.
m Eront ths Se'o fort Tribune, Augs.
Charlcs Coroy, ut q habY-farlning" oatabllAh-
ucnt In tho basoHont Of No. 5u5 Wcst Nine-
toonth s!roct, vas reported on Saturday to DR..
Eliala Harris, NegiAter Of Vital 6tat!Htlos, ard
| CATION Tho Coroner found that the establish
mont was kept by wonlatl l,atllod kate Kbri1o,
| and that the apartments wore close, damp, aud
foul. Tho woman WIS feeding two onuelatcd
| little ones with bottles, w1e thu corpso 10y in
t!lo room. III a,swcr 10 the Coronor'a inqn!ros,
Hhe Etnted TINT sho Ind received tho tllroo fana
about two wcol!s before to rlrHo with child Of
her own from tho priynto lyng-u asylum Of Mrs.
about 81 week ('s2 each) for attending to tholn.
She wan not ablo to glvo them ber own tnilk, aud
had substituted what sho called y bought mill:
| aud soothing Birup. Bhe bud had several other
them Ind died, but she cunaidorod that death
lad resulted IRON natural oanaos, and there
| Lad never loen any investigation. Somo OF tho
others had been tnken away by charitable people,
who paid hor money for them, nut she did not
know who thoy wero, and Lad not troubled lor-
self about tho Children eillco. Deputy C0rouor
Slime made an examination Of tho body Of tho
infa.lt, finding it much onaoiated. Ito found
| TINT death WIS CAUSED by congestion arlHing
from improper treatmcut. Insufficient nouriBh~
1nent. aud tho use of Hnothing sIrup.
Coroner Woltmnu vsitou tho lying-in cBtab-
liBllment Of Mrs. Doran, which wab found to bo
wrotchedly titted up as hospital, with dirty
Htraw nattreBseH and ragged bod cluth.ngs. Two
young women who had Ioon delivered Of CHILD
roll within the past two days wolo found Ill tho
wards Of tho "hospltal," and ax others were
approaching their confinement. All were uH-
married. Quo Of tho pewly-botn children nas
In Manhuttanyille for 325, aud tho other had
boon disposed OF, but low or to whom ita Mothcr
could not toll. 1t was stated that Mrs. Doran
charged lier patients only 20 . weolt for board,
ru&}o 1Gjrt f1,n
, 1874-08-07
aERMAN NATIONAL TEACHERS AS
SQCIATlON,


spee.al Dispatch 10 IY,e Ch.caao Iribune.
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. D.--Tho National Cor
man Teachors' Association met ut o'clock this
morning. The report Of tho Committee OH Nor
NAL Schools WAS handed in. Twouty-oue go1l-
tlemcn from different States woro appointed to
act as committee to raise funds to establish
Normal Somlnary for Gerlnun teuc,ets. Tho
Contral Committee for tho ensuing yenr was
then elected, it being composed Of MossrS.
noaonstongol, Schuetze, and Donai, who aro to
appoint tito pluce, Of tho ncxt meeting, oto.
Prof. CIentn, Of Cleveland, read paper on tho
introduction OF German into tho public
schools. Prof. 8chuotxe addressed tho AHsoria-
tlon on the relations Of children to the
family, and Prof. IlcH spoko ut length OF the
tolnary vote Of thanks tho Association adjourned
alno dio. lts members will ro,ualn hero, how
cyor till tomorrow, and tonight they aro at
tcndlug festival Their honor Mt TUNER Hall,
and tomorrow they 81 OH Ill excursion up tho
river.
, 1874-08-07
QBERLIN.
QbEkllN.
Correspondence Vt Thu Ch,cape Tribune.

Correspondence Vt The C'ascape Tribune.
OuEnL1H, o., Au1. 4, 1874.
or course, Commenconeut-Da Day Ia tho crowning
fcaturo OF tho collcgc-year. Strangers flock ill.,
to the place III battaiions, and everything pre-
sonts a scano OF livolnous. Connected with 1t,
however, and sharing In its importance and in
tcront, IL what is known aB
''LApIEs' DAY"
It il tho occasion Of tho graduating exercises
of the Lal'os' Department. It is. in facs. tho
fenst-lny Of tho season to tho country around,
and to tho troops Of strangers who make Obor-
lin tloir abode at tho cloEo OF tho collogiAto
yoar. :rho young Indies. u1laer tho direction Of
tho Lady Principal, Mrs. Johnston. form into
procession, ald, while the clapcl.bcll tolls, march
from tho hal to tho FIRST Church, where tho or
ercsos arc hold. VaHsar College may present
something na good. but It il doubtful! II ale can
rise superior to this procession Of Young ladies'.
Tllls ycar. as us1nl, all {noarly 20D Ill number)
wore deokoa in white, MD, as they promenaded
through tho Park, unlor tho H!letarinB eluas,
q very picturesque scono Was presented,
As they eutorod tho church antl wero seated In
tho amphithoatro, tho body Of tho otlinco was
rapidly fllei and every available position takon.
Tho decorations wero atporb pieoos Of statu-
airy ware PLACED Oh pGt{0uces noxt tlie organ. All
around tho church. wrcaths aud teasoonH Of
groon wore Huspe'ldoa, and tho platform, was
a,rroluao,l by rasa and beautiful plants. giving
floral appearance to tho whole front Of tho
building. Otoxinias with their handsome llow-
ers, boEoniaB and Boranllllna III full boom atld-
ea laygnly to the attractiyoneas Of tho Acene,
On Tho platform Wero tho PreBidout, Hcvoral
profcHaoyd, and tho LaQlos' noatd vi Mauasetb.
The exercises consisted Of fifteen eHanys, OF tlYo
or six minutes ouch IN longth, l1Itorsporaod with
mnsio. The yonng ladiea read with remarkable
dlstinotuesB and omphaaiB, nmu thu exercises
vera throughout gratifying to tho audience anl
encouraging 10 tl'o fllolsla Of tho institution.
TIE HON. JAMES MONROE.
onco Professor III tho Institution, now nanro-
sentative IN Congress from this district, rolates
the following Aftor hta doclEion to study ut
Oherlin, lo called OH y good Puritan family near
his houlo III Oounootiunt The "h1ah Of tho
lauliiy saitl to him, Iamoa, | heur you arc
gong to Obe,lin. Do You know tint YOU will
have nothing tp cal .hefe but brau mud skiu,-
milk ;? When YOU yet through you will l.ayo no
Bllcoesa III any lro!essao Tor graduates Ut Ubei-
lin ale mol 1nuoA thought orr Il,at mu,o
Janles serious. III tho oorllor sat tue good vito
OF tl,1s farmer She Ind moro rst{artl lor thusB
spiritual md luss for tho nlatorlal. "Woll,"
said alle wouldn't MUD sh4p lh',tgHa 10 much,
II Oherlln nnlY behaved III original siM,
Ills troubles wero not yes oyer. TAore WAS an
, 1874-08-07

than over boforo. Tho swarms hayo boom In
farmots iii members Of ti,o colony sottclncnt
mud composed Of Btrict clilircl-menbnra, for TUG
frat tlme commenced harvesting OIL Sunday, anu
arc doing thoir boAt to savo what crops nro loft
having lost not moro than half by tloao Matched
tloro in tile onrly part OF tho season. Excopt
Tint q comparatively ANAL swarm OF locnatB Inns
driftcd oil to st. Otoix Landing o few miloB bo-
low Hudson, there is no truth In tho reports Of
tlloir moving eastward beyond tic gtoat band or
tho Minnesota 1liycr.
, 1874-08-07
LOCOMOTIVES RUSSIA,

NEW YoAK, Aug. 0.-Iha steamship Tagu1
will carry out, as q portion Of llcr cargo, ton
powerful locomotives at American manufacture.
shc IL bound for Taganerod,, Russia. ut tho OK.
trono northern ,,olnt of the HaA OF Axof. Thcs1
locomotives were ordorod sumo months aeo tol
d ltubbau railway
, 1874-08-07
THE GRAssHpPpERs RETURN,

Special Dtsptteh ia YAe CAienho Isilune,
ST, PAUL. Mimi, Aug. U.--Iho loo,uta, wlliol,
had completely dohcrlol Nohoa County, atlnr
occupying 1t for two uoasonH desoonled upon
WortM,lgson and tho vicinity, along tho Sioux
Oily HALLWAY Saturday lust. lii greater numbora
, 1874-08-07

Ilayosaoyor, Of NsW York, to tho rlargea oi
oil!uial misconduct preferred by tho Doard ol
Aldermen anil u number Of oltLxorB, ia published
to-day, 1le pleaas "uoE guilty" and justlast
Aia ennduct.
, 1874-08-07
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

NEW YonK. Aug, D,--Eho Dsooklyn poard Of
AllarMaA hava voiou T1.0uQ, G0A ul,1llaiilcsily
for tho continuance Of the work on tho lnsdgo
connecting that city with Now York,