The Republican journal., 1876-04-20
GeneraIities.

April II.
SO far Hendricks is kentuc<y's tayorte for the "
Louis nomination.
More than 100 900 Cinnamon are said TO have ar.
rived in san Francisco since 1868.
The North American indians to be quartcrei
near the Japanese at the Centennial.
1t is stated that the Changers of the United State
have Sls00o0oD invested in their various enter
priaes.
A gang of colnterf-itcrs of fifty cent currency
was arrested at Cincinnati Saturday and their nlA
chincry captured.
Fishermen out of Portsmouth are cat ching halibut
in deep water oil Georges at depth of 800 feet,
which is very unusual
A Chicago lady, whose lord and master indulge.
rather freely in the conYival glass says he is kind
but indui9ent husband.
y shell recovered from the wreck of the Merrimar
r~!la,r,; the Portsmouth, Va navy yard, satui
day, killing Two negroes.
The late NJ. b. Chase Of Calais, left nearly NIL ci
his properly 10 the poor of that town. The anniul
income will be about $4,000
lis estimated that the value of the >hoepess uses
annually in this country is +l,O0OOU0. they
made principally OF white birch.
Four masked men tool, negro named Jim Tayl,,
from jail at Danerville, Ky, and hanged him t.
tree. fay lCr had outraged Il child.
Samuel Watts & Co. of Thomaston are bultirz
IN Creghton's ward a 1863 ton ship. The timber i1r
tint same is being discharged now
Out of 7l9 babies received at Grey Nun Hosplra
Montreal last year only S. survived. This indicate
rather poor success in the nursery art.
\ number Of parties who went to the Black Fl
have settled there permanently, having fOlnt
grounds for doing so IN new cemetery.
\ plough, made under Daniel Websters persona
SUPERVISION and with his aid on his farm at Franz
lin, y, H., is to be sent 10 the Centennial.
David II. Kinba of waldoboro, was quite
riously injured by fall while assisting in raising IT,.
suGken steamer at East Jefferson, Monday.
correspondent of the Augusta journal say tl4.
the small poX in Weld and Carthage il steadily
the increase and spreading in every direction.
Edwin c, Burl-igh Of Bangor has been nominea-i
by the ,oyeruor for Land Agent, MIR. Burleigh
IL son Of the retiring incumbent OF that Office
A poor fellow who had just completed a sixtre
year service IN Sing sing Prison, died as he took
seat IN brooklyn street car on Ids way home.
A watcr.spout at Fountain, Mimi, occurred, ca.
rying OF bridges, overlooking houses and hoodiug
the main street to the depth Of i've feet. Damag
SJU,BOV
G, W. ovatt druggist at Bath; \ H., left tuU
were pursued 10 Fort Edward, y y. O'latt l. ~
custody.
A new expedition Is preparing to investigate the
cause OF the mysterious smoke that constantly
cends FROM the junges Of the Okelenoke swamp,
Florida,
America from treat Britain is tile consignment ti.
the Centennial brought by the Pcnn-y lvana. 1t l-
valued at Sl,5pu,ouV
Jason Coles house, outbuidings and contents
Harrington, were burned friday night. Insured i.J
SLIGO. Laselle Cort}cl, house At Millbridsc So,
burned few days ago.
Mrs. Cox Of south Solou formerly of Mad,oJ
will be ninety nine years old next July. shr
strong, well, and has Il perfectly clear mind. IL.
| Sight and hearing are both good
The body Of L. ii. Chandler the United Stat.
Pension gentAt FORTRESS Monroe, who had for
days been missing, was found last Tuesday In bed
cisteru, WHERE he had drowned himself
Mr. c. r. X iubal writes to gentleman in ror,
land that Maine is thc eighth in the number
exhibitors, having nearly as many us New IluHl
Shire, Vermont and Rhode Island together.
A grandson of tine noted Davy Crockett re-ldiu-
| in Arkansas, is To attend the Centennial and
bring with him his grandtAther's rifle and Vatr,.
and an authentic portrait Of the old poneer.
| A severe snow storm prevailed in Great Brtano
| the 18th. Seven inches of fell at Nottingham
foot at sheffield and Dublin, and nine inches III
! North Wales. Vegetation it suffering greatly.
| The bark Chief of Boston, which sailed from Ban
COR for Palermo Nov 29th, is supposed lost She
has been absent l3S days the voyage. general
requiring A. 90 and nothing ha@ been heard trol
| her
Mrs Harriet Gray of Marquette, has invented
labor saving tea kettle 1t gets up in the morning
splits the wood, builds the fire. puts itself on att
makes the coffee and then calls the folks to brea,
| fast.
! AroU7rA April H. Bradford khnball, former.
of Eo.klaud Il Wealth. dry goods dealer of this city
| who retired from business few months since. dea
| suddenly thi- morning ot >toppnge Of the bowe-
| aged ID
| Mr.. Z. Leach OF West Camden lost his poeN
| book containing about 500 i'll money, besides vAi
| able papers, in RockHnd last Friday, and it
| found and promptly returned 10 the owner by Nj
| OTIS Staples.