The Republican journal., 1874-04-09
Goueralttes,

The Union report, quite an earthquake shock |
at Machias, Monday.
Not less than hundred women have entered |
the medical profession this spring.
II is estimated that 100000 maple trees have |
been tapped in Oxford this spring.
Elisha Hatch of Bristol. Deputy Collector of
Customs. died Monday night of apopleNy. aged |
When the sidewalks are slippery there are no |
reserved seat>-you sit where YOU find the best
chances.
A Sioux City soldier expended 5000 in nine
days. He gave eighteen barrels of whiskey 10 |
his friends.
1t is said that the new Captain General of |
Cuba will endeavor to end the rebellion hy Il
treaty of peace.
They have new drink out West called the
Nv oman'S Crusade" Ii i i kind OF lemonade
with 4 stick in it.
\ villain in Berlin has been poisoning some
OF the most valuable animals in the Geological |
Gardens III that CITY
some OF DIR. FIzgerads friends have pre-
Sented him with $1,000 watch Who wouI,iu't |
be a doctor and have friends.
Chicago boasts of hotels Of ten thousand ncl- |
sons accommodating capacity, and that She ha, |
put twenty millions OF money into them.
An advertisement i, window through which |
all the World NAV look into Your shop and iu,t |
see What You wish ii To >t.e---lio more no les
Winters friends are urging him to take a
Trip abroad. Ills health has never been rugged
and they fear his literary wog> is too conlinin.
MessrS. .. $. 4 II. q. smiley of Augusta. are
now filling an order for fifty thousand rake and
noe handles fox parties in Glasgow. scotland
a New Bedford man has a pipe smoked by
fish ,th .lIh
IA years old. and j. exceedingly Well rolured
Mrs. Margaret Schlo>ser, widow OF a soldier
IN the Revolutionary War, has iu>t died at
BuStleton Pa. in the one huudreth wear of her
age.
y gentleman has two v;marieS which he calls
Nv heetr and WILSON," His reason for these
expectations i" that neither OF them are sing
| crS.'
Al Lawrenrrburg, Ind. on the 10Th, little
Flora Boothold skipped rope 311 times fell 10
the ground. AMI the angels skipped away with
her
Calvin hmha of Bethel, lost a valuable
horse recently. caused by running Il sharp point
ed stick into his inwards. MI X. valued him
Al ~4o0
DR.. &. T. >anhorn has been re-appointed AS
SiStant superintendent OF the Maine Insane
Hospital. and G. b, l.akin of Bangor steward
and treasurer.
| lliiam Bcattle, ESD, the oldest member of
the Knox County bar and for many years
! resident Of Roctland, died Monda, night 1T
| the age nt Il Years
The women are discouraged over their efforts
! IN Dayton, Ohio. After months hard labor
| they have succeeded in closing but ont of the
| 'o6 saloons III the city.
| The daily average number Of patients at the
| Insane Hospital for the month of March was
! 4lli. iarptr thau h,f, I'M,
| the history of the hospital
\ gentleman who wrote 10 : s. Cox recent
y, urging IN appropriation for the Hell Gate
| Improvement received in reply copy of
| Dawes speech on retrenchmenl.
| The journal SAYS efforts are making to secure
some English sparroW> for the Lewiston City
| Park six >parrow> it il estimated will Xiii
| live thousand raterplli;'rS per day.
Thirty drops Of morphine recently put a New
| ork woman i'll the ground. The doctor or
| dercd ten drops. but the SON thought She was a
strong woman and could endure hi dose
The contract for the marble statue Of " illiam
| King, the first governor of Maine. provided hv
| the last legislature. has been awarded To Frank
| lin simmons. the Well-known Maine sculptor,
Mrs Glenn. the notorious woman who WA,
| charged with the murder Of Jacob Young and
wife III Indiana in 1865. and who has been tried
| four times on the charge i to be rerAae from
| custody.
y Passengers to the Pacific by rail breakfast in
| >ierras with twenty feet Of snow around them;
| four hours later they find wheat four inches
high, and the next dty see pear and peach trees
| in blossom
OF >N summers looked into her granomoticr'-
| face The other day and inquired "Grandmu.
will my face look umhled ~ yours when
| get a. old Il YOU are:
\ New Bedford Had, i willing to hr;l,iu >la,-
ing band against the uathcPr> in 'olronargaI-
inc, the substitute for butter, made Of animal
tat with which the market seems 10 1,r hooded
OF late. She wants good butter.
Mr. Cox seriously moved in Cnng4.>> that
| instead OF issuing more currency, one 4rccnh;l,k
| dollar be declared OF the value of three and
| received Il such by law. That i something
| Ike the plain way of stating it,
schooner f.. X. Nicker,on. of thi, port, ar
rived home on Tuesday. With the body of the
master Charles Genthncr, who died of con-
! sumption last Friday. He was Il native of
WaIdoboro Me-. about - wears of ace and nm.
married. Gloucester Adv.
4 Herald correspondent writes that tile fire
| in the Empire mine near WilSe>barrt has cost
| the company Sll0O0O spent in cn,leayorin@ to
glench the names and 100000 in coal which
| bat for the lire the miners would have taken
from the earth.
A man named Elliott, While walking ga the
railroad track short distance from Brun~Wirk
was run over by the Bath train, and instantly
| Killed. His body was horribly mangcd. He
was about srVentN-tN Wears Old and il is -Ca.
| " As quite deaf.
Mr. Elisha rnkham. while trno, I'M. a t,:.l,-
lIlon in The house on Grove street Augusta.
| formerly owned and occupied by Mr.. Il. +.
| Morse, found i rats nest in which Were four
silver spoons, a three tined fork, thirteen cot
tom stockings and peek # bntrrnu~.
The Boston Pilot say thai in isa5 there was
one Roman Catholic priest in Massachusetts,
| one in New Hampshire. one IN Maine and only
eight churches in New England, and thai now
there are III NeM England, in bishops. AL
priests, 49, churches and nearly ,ooo,o0 tath-
Olir>.
The SnlN IL my officers and crew OF the nilrd
States steamship krarsage arc talking u Il re-
union this Near. captain Thornton, the rank
ing officer, Is NOW IN command OF the Monong:l-
hrla. Of the 1862 members Of the >hip'~ com
| panN in the engagement with the Alabama -
| were New Hampshire men.
That was i liberal bridegroom the New York
Mail tells of, who took the entire bridal parry
consisting Of -four bridesmaids. same number
of %rooni>ncn and two u>herS), 10 Washington
| in special palace-c;r i>I week paid The hotel
bills for two days. and furnished return tickets
ii graceful mint the party readily took
a little daughter or capt Athorn Of the
steamer hurricane, about three yeare old, rot
into 4 trunk IN Il chamber Of the Captains rr~i-
dehct At Rockand Il few days since. and the
cover OF the trunk fell, and was held down 10y
Il pile OF brdciohts on it, thus impriSoning her
| for a long time. When found she WAS u>,llS-
bic, and i WAS some time before She wa~ lr-
"u>rt,t'.i
The niun says 4 marriage uryir,, at tu-
hmhia Falls. March II, unusual on the records
The bridrgroom Jonathan pOlr, esq. il 81