The Republican journal., 1876-03-30

suggestions about chow the Democracy
deal with defaulters." Well, when its
their deal, and the knave turns up, he is
ordered down, as Belknap was. But when
the shutting of the Republicans expose a
marked and cheating jack like Babcock,
the President swears he's leading trump
and altogether too good a card to be taken
from the party pack. So they play the
hand for all it can take.
The headquarters of the Maine Cen
tennial Commission will be established at
Philadelphia after April Sd. Messrs. Nye
and Haskell, of the Commission will take
up their residence there until the opening
to afford facilities to Maine exhibitors.
During the exhibition, one OF more Of the
Maine Board will be always present
There's little ''ssoo" between Gov
ernor Conner and his Council The Gov
nominated ?. P. Burleigh for Land Agent,
and the council promptly rejected. The
Governor will try him again. 1t seems to
be a house divided against itself, and
therefore shaky.
The suit for $4,000 damages, begun
by Mr.. Lynde against the city of Rockland
tor making a small pox hospital of his no
tel, has ended in nonsuit. Judge Peters
ruled that the action could not be main
tanned, if all the allegations in the writ
were proven.
The legalized rum shops are getting
more and more unpopular. The Journal
says that the towns of Richmond and
Whitefeld have voted to close their liquor
agencies. In Windsor the town officers
have been requested to close the liquor
shop.
-Avast there, Monroe Young! What
are you about? Don't you hear Capt.
Boutelle yelling through his brass mount
ed speaking trumpet, that your victory in
Ellsworth is only "the most trivial local
advantage?
The Bangor Wing finds great fault
that Monroe Young represented Trenton
in the last Legislature and is now Mayor
of Ellsworth. 1t is Tale Of Two Cities,
neighbor. and a very interesting one You
will see the point, by and by,
--Schcnck has got home from London,
and is now at Washington, attending on
the Emma Mine investigation. The late
minister is getting seriously tangled as
the examination progresses.
If a young lady wishes Young gentleman
to kiss her, what papers should she mention
No Spectator, no Observer but as many Times
as you please. Houlton Times.
But if she hadn't ever been kissed, of
course there would have to be the Pioneer.
Libel suits against newspapers don't
make large returns lately. A Boston Jury
has decided that the Herald damaged a
mans character only one dollars worth
by calling him a thief
In the absence of any letter from our
regular Washington correspondent, Per-
Gle, we print one from another source.
with flavor of politics in it.
1t was the boys that carried Ellsworth
so sweepingly, Capt. Boutellc You know
the saying-that young fellows will be
Young tellowsn
The storm of Sunday caused great
damage in Massachusetts and Rhode Is
land, by carrying away dams and wash
ing railroads.
They have caught three tire-bugs in
Aver, Mass, and one has turned state S
evidence. An excellent example for Bel
fast.
The Rockland Opinion denies that its
publisher, Mr.. Robbins, has been sued for
SANDER by ex-marshal Brackley
B. P. Rogers, teller Of the Fulton
Bank, New York, has got loose with $50
00O Anybody seen him?
-Kennebeckers have 600 900 tons of ice
in store, and with prices tending upward
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