The Republican journal., 1876-11-09
e Z. S. Revenue cutter Dobbin is in the lower

| The Y. S. Revenue cutter Dobbin is in the lower
| harbor.
! Inc officers of Heman Temple of Honor will he
Installed next Tuesday evening
In consequence of the absence of the pastor there
will be no services at the Universalist church next
Sabbath.
HE Democrats of Belfast did noby last Tuesday.
That is the kind of pluck that will give us reliable
| majority in due season.
The city bell did not ring on Wednesday noon.
| cause.-the Democrats broke the bell rope on Tues
day night in ringing out the news of Uncle samuers
| election.
That beautiful eagle and shield with flags, that
was SO nicely carved and glded to decorate Hayford
HAL at the Hayes jolliication meeting will not b e
used unless hired by the Democrats.
The storm of Monday night and Tuesday ,,isarran-
ged the trips of the steamers The City of Richmond
lost one trip, and will arrive from Portland this
| Thursday morning. The Cambridge put into Port
land on Monday night, and left Boston for the east
| on Wednesday night
| FIRE On Thursday Of last week the she'd
| covering to Bickfords brick kiln on the east side
was discovered on fire. There were G50,0o0 bricks
in tho ovens which required but six hours addition
al baking and fortunately but few were dam aged
! The covering to the kiln which was made stationary
and shnglad took fire from sparks, and was de
stroyed. Loss $3.50.
| VOTE OF THE CITY on BELFAST. Owing to the
heavy rain the vote on Tuesday fell OH Gi from Sep
| tenber, when the largest vote ever thrown was
| policd OF this the Democrats lose 6s and the Re
publicans 81. The following is the vote for Tilden
and Hendricks in the five wards respectively-ll0,
l16, 49,, b, =, total HOO For Hayes and Wheeler
49, no, III, ~ o. total G4s Grand total l0s The
| Republicans have a majority of lss against 2l5 in
| September. fhere grrenback vote i'll
| " ard ..
STABBINa AFFAIR ~ rHIs CITY, Last evening
at about o'clock W iain Ash, sailor belonging to
the schooner Fannie and Edith, was walking do Wn
the road near the depot, when stranger accosted
lin and asked him to q" treat" Ash declined
Whereupon the unknown man stabbed Ash twice IN
tho back aud then ran. The wounded man was
taken to house by. and Or. Flanders wa 5
called to attend him. His wounds are low down
near the kidneys, but not supposed to he very
deep or dangerous. Ash il Province man but now
halls from Ellsworth. He was -nnew what under the
Influence of iqnor at the time of the assault The
affair caused much excitement the street.
POLICE CorEr. William Earle was before the
court last week ON warrant charging him with
keeping liquors with intent +, ell
Daniel o'Connell, up for IL simple drunk, wu~
sentenced to thirty days in jail ana appealed.
The case Of Edward T. Gillette, OF OldtoWn,
charged with committing rape upon Miss Albin r.
Eickmore, OF Hyde Park, Mass. noticed last
week, wa trird on Monday, the parties being pres
ont. Mrs H,tc5titicd that She wa visiting relatives
in Winterpori, and on the 18th of September last,
rode in c.rriage with defendant TO Monroe and
returned that on the homeward trip the defendant
committed a rape on her person while riding. The
defendant denied the whole charge. and says that
h. did not touch or modest her in any manner. The
woman is bright and good looking, but her testimo
ny was weak in regard to the violence used, as her
clothing sustained no damage Gillette was bound
over in the sum of 5000 for his appearance at the
january term.