The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-06-08
Geuerali&ies.

Dartmouth College graduates fifty -year-od stu
dent this year.
Theodore Tilton, 1t is said is about to take up his
residence in Chicago.
Large quantities Of grain being exported to
Europe from New YORK.
Illinois has 200 cheese factories to which 1000 900
mich cows make daily contributions.
The Boston City Government has abandoned the
Vegetable Market project at Mercantile W hart.
Snow is found lingering on the mountains in Yer
ment and the spring is pronounced very backward
A tin shop now occupies the house in Frederick
Maryland, made famous by the story of Barbara
Fritchie.
Two porpoises were shot in the river at Waldo
boro. last week. The largest was nearly eight
feet in length.
The people Of Houton are in danger Of being talk
ed to death DR.. Is. f. left of Brewer, delivers their
Fourth of July Grafton
Nothing looks much lower than a lowneck dress
Detroit Free Press. That depends upon how low
you look. Boston Post.
Two worknen the centennial grounds have
been sentenced to three months Imprisonment for
stealing some spools Of silk.
Bailey Of the Danbury News says that ga lie is
like brush heap fire; it is easier let it burn
out than try 10 extinguish it,
Those who can't how Blaine comes to be so
| rich should remember that he for several years
an editor Lowell Daily Courier.
Mrs. Rosae Thyng, on trial at New Bedford, for
the murder of her husband by poisoning acquit-
ted on the Goth She was discharged
Grace Greenwood is bitterly opposed to Indians.
She says the finest thing she saw about Il squaw 5
embroidered petticoat was Il bullet hole
! Sheriff Clark has written a letter declining to
make public the details OF Pper's further confes-
| sions. Piper left it entirely to his discretion
| The Gazette says that Nathaniel Perkins OF Elk.
| ter, badly injured by premature explosion Of
| powder, While he was engaged in blasting rocks.
Jerseyman wishing to stop the tongue of his
| scolding wife, forced quid Of tobacco into her
mouth ana held it there till she became very sick.
Seven runway bridal parties arrived recently AT II
| kentucky hotel in one day. Seven enraged papas
were about two hours behind hand i'll every instance.
Albert Blobon attempted to assassinate Eli Clark,
at Pennington, Friday, aud made an effort to escape
but was arrested and bound over for trial Clark is
| uninjured.
| The work on the tunnel between England and
| France has been commenced at LAugette France,
and it is believed nothing will prevent pTactieabiliy
| of the project.
| c. H. Ellis farm hand employed by S. W. Berry
| in Watervillc suicided Saturday morning, by hang
| ing. Insanity the III Is years OF
| age and unmarried.
| MY dear if you can't really drink bad coffee with,
out abusing me, how is 1t that you can always drink
| bad whiskey without abusing the barkceper?' Mrs
| Blank Of New Jersey.
Reed, Welt & Co. have laid the keel and commenc
| ed work upon Il bark OF 100 or tons burden
This is said to be the only vessel that will be built
| i'll Waldoboro at present.
AT Camden the other day woman parted FROM
| her husband and two or three men assisted her in
taking the child from the custody OF the father. She
| left on the steamer, happy,
| The official report to the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs announces that Young grasShoppcrs have
made their appearance at Blackteet Agency i'll Mon
| tana in Unprecedented numbers,
Fred Eaton of Dead River, formerly Of Vassalboro
was arrested at North Nassalboro Wednesday night
for Obtaining $500 on forged order Gov COburu
| He was taken to Skowhegan for trial.
The servant girl employed by Minnesota family
| with whom one Fred Rolf boards, prepared for dil
| ner dish Of boiled rhubarb leaves, and now Fred
sleeps with his fathers with his hand pressing hi.
| stomach.
A young man in Wisconsin, the other day, DELAYED
his marriage ceremony in order to # ed his horse
| He explained that good horse couldn't be fOunt
every day, while thirteen different girls wanted +,
marry him.
the kennebec again and about eight vessels loa,
for Southern markets between Augusta and Gardin
| er daily A common price is 500 ton. Abou
10000 tons remain.
| Winslow, the Boston forger. renanded unit
June 10, and it is now understood that the Britis
Government will not surrender him until supple
| mental treaty is negotiated embodying the prinCi
Piles Of the act of 1870.
| A woman of Springfield who has suffered 70
about three months from maiady which her regllla
| physician could not understand, at last reeve
| of two frogs, who must have been developed in he
| stomach from spawn contained in drinking water
taken about three months ago. Doubted.