The Republican journal., 1875-05-20
GenoraIities.

" phiSol, VIII DC resumed III Il short time.
TX Senator schurz .came within one day of
embarkIns on the lll-taed steamship Schiller
The Maine Central is discharging quite
number OF employees from the shops ali along
the line.
Abraham Andrews Il well to do farmer of
Fryeburs. hanged himself sunday. He was 20
years of age.
The Mail says that the assessors books show
a total gain in valuation in Watcryle the last
year. of Sl62,3S3.
Observation-Disclosures the use going out thi,
sloppy weather." Wifc-"What's the use hay
ing striped stocking>?'
Mrs. Gaskns, of Cartcret county. n G.,
''weghs $40 pounds, and one of her stockings
holds bushe of shelled corn
The japanese child that was born in Wash
lngton, the first of that nation ever born III
the nlted States has since died.
Seven hundred emigrants arrived in Omaha Il
lew days ago. returning east from California,
anu hundreds more We're coming.
general illumination Of Boston i, proposed
lof the evening of the seventeenth of June
Bunker Hill belongs to Boston now
Agricutursts on Lincoln avenue are orru
pied now mornings in knocking the cicIc> OF
their pea vines. Norwich Bulletin
A son of the late Chief Justice Mars hall. of
the United States Supreme Court, is Il clerk in
the PENSION Office, at salary of 5000
The kennebec Reporter says that some of the
schools in Gardiner have been closed on ac-
count of the scaritina among the scholars.
Wilkesbarre, Pa. despatch states that the
prospect of resumption of work at the Empire
MINES, near tins city, is exceedingly favorable
1t is officially announced that the Spanish
treasury has paid to Hon. Caleb Gushing So
900, being the last n>tallmcnt Of the Nirgnius
indemnity.
They wondered at the short collection in a
Missouri church, and investigated to find that
one of the deacons had tar in the top of his hat
Detroit Press.
The Brdgton News says that Ebpn smith.
after twenty-five weeks Of painful illness re-
sultlng from the bite of eat, is now living at
the point of death.
The grand Jury at Portland has indicted the
McGlinchys of that city tor illegal manufacture
Of lqnors-the first indictment of the Kind ever
found in the State.
The we'll known firm of Wingate. Simmons
X GO. of Union, are now working - men, and
turning out some of the finest carriages that
can be found i'll the state.
The Chicago Times has been sued for calling
an Alderman Jail bird" and its defence was
IL
of the name state Prison bird
Mi. Carruth, the Nineland editor who was
shot IN the head, the bullet lodging in his brain
still lives and is able to walk out. The case i,
one of the most curious on record.
Red Cloud, spotted Tail and seventeen other
chiefs of the Sioux Indians left Cheyenne, have
gone to Washington to treat with the govern
ment for the sale of the Black Hills.
The following conyictS We're parloned at the
last session of Governor and Council: Thos
Ranco burglary; James Smith and Addie Il.
Pillsbury, larceny; Thos. Murphy, robbery.
1t was the bark A. G. Bean which astoni>hcd
the Brokers at Buenos Ayres by sailing from
Portland to Monteyideo in thirty seven days,
which the paper there says beats the steamer.
Hon Solymn Heath has been compelled by
failing health to retire from his law office and
is now confined to his house on Front Street.
in very feeble condition. WateryiIle Mail.
Jefferson Davis i'll an address to the Texas
veterans of the Mexican war cntreated them to
be aS loyal now to the stars and stripes rs they
Were Jealous and brave in defence OF their first
| flag.
| A patent of medicine dealer of Rockland
| owns valuable coach dog whose teeth have
| lately begun to decay through old age. Ills
| owner has accordingly had them filled Nv
| Rockland dentist.
| The new building of the New York Tribune
| is nine stories high When a man comes in
| and wants to know who wrote the article, he
| is told that the author is Oh the top floor, with
| the elevator broken.
| We saw Young lady lh. morning wearing
| Il very pretty badge lettcrcd Press" But we
| didn't. Bdieford Times.
| We should have been d, better man in his
place. Boston News.
A i,o +l,r i
| el Webster v. the Washington Ice Company
! Company of New York brought i'll a Verdict of
| 5000 damage in taking Web>tei's lee with
| S26,9G9 30 for the value Of said lee.
| Mrs. A fife Wheeler of Rnckland was holding
| a post for man to drive MIC the ground, when
| the beetle slipped and struck her a severe blow
| on the head, tearing OIL the entire scalp She
cannot live. She is siXty-seyen wears old.
Mr.. VIM. W. Eaton of this city, celebrated
his 18th birthday Yesterday. He has served
| an apprenticeship of - consecutive years in
| the Maine Farmer office, and continue, To la
Dor in the same place. kennebec journal
| The old Iniyersalist church in Rockand has
been sold by auction, for three hundred dollars,
and bought by parties who will take it down
and remove it To Ninal Haven, where it will
be again erected and occupied rs a Free church.
The Lincoln County News says that Mrs.
Polly Storer, who lives in Wadoboro', is be-
tween ninety and hundred years old, can see
to thread Il needle or read without glasses, and
last summer cut and made dress for herself.
| instantly killed Thomas Washington. Both
parties were cnlored The cause was jealousy
and Clark had made threats The murderer
who i, a light-compleXioned straight haired
fellow, with black mouStache, escaped.
ne recent nfe III o,hhoSh burned lohf nun
Lrru houses, stores, fifty manufacturing
establishments, four hotels and four churches.
About three thousand people were burned out
of house and home, and three hundred families
are destitute. Over 2000 persons are out of en-
plOyment.
,ocS IL Occur 10 any % lhc rNcetunSIN lpN'
.H !, ai'ola " NY h2'I'iu' WEI VIZ i'I'
crn press to Vice President Wilson that their
treatment of Messrs. Lamar and Gordon, few
weeks ago was Just a litt" dscourteouS. \.
\. Tribune.