The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-04-13

Judge Hale Of Foxcraft, has in his possession
surgeons saw that did service at Bunker Hill 1t is
going to the Centennial.
The World SAYS that the present price Of Ice to
families in New York is CO cents per 100 pounds and
thinks that ii may possibly go up to = per hundred
pounds during the summer.
d. VI Stewart, Michael Hurley and James NJ Bon
sey, OF Ellsworth, were before Commissioner Ham
lin last Saturday morning, charged with selling in
toXicating liquors without license Hon. C. $
Peters appeared for the defendants. The hearing
was continued until next Friday and Saturday
There has been very severe freshet at Warren
during the past week. The foundations o! the west
ern end of the bridge were SO far undermined that it
settled some, and it thought necessary TO close
ii to travel This has been secured So that il is now
believed to be safe, and it has been opened.
Josiah Harding, much esteemed citizen of Rock
port aged about 60 wears, was instantly killed at
that place, by being crushed between building that
was being moved across bridge and the rail Of the
bridge, and hurled to the rocks beneath, distance
of twenty feet. He leaves wife and large famil "
There isn't much to wonder at that the gas fuel
and water appropriation out. The gas bill for
the Boston postofiice building for the month of
March eleven thousand dollars The Herald
office, with $50 men employed, and burning gas all
night, only pays about six hundred dollars month
Spring has sentiment which comes before the
violets and anemones. In the leatiess wildwood
maple sugar is bubbling and boiling. while rural
the Greenwich street cellars men are making maple
sugar out of dirty moasses and brown sugar. m
Y Herald.
The Norwich Bulletin tells of a gentleman who on
Saturday saw neatly wrapped package lying on the
sidewalk, but was too sharp pick up and merely
smiled at the harmless sell and passed on When he
saw bootblack stop and undo it and take out box
of fine cigars that some one had dropped the world
seemed to be all slipping away from him.
Mrs Jane Reynolds, of Brooklyn identified a dead
body the corpse Of her husband, who had been
some time missing and took it to New Haven where
1t was buried. A few days later, to Mrs. REYNOLDS
astonishment, if not joy, her husband put in an
appearance at the domestic hearthstone hale and
hearty. He had been trip to the Adirondacks
shrewd Maine politician hired a New Hamp
shire voter for S. to the line and saw cord of
wood for him on election day. The voter Thought he
could see as tar into milestone as his shreWd en-
poyer, and great was the latter's chagrin when he
found that his wood sawyer had paired off with nm
opposition neighbor before turning his back on New
Hampshire.
On Monday afternoon last young man named
Dexter met with terrible and fatal injuries by being
caught and drawn between the cog wheels ut the
bark mill in the tannery of l.. o. Farnham at Dover
He was oiling the machinery, when his clothing be-
came entanged between the wheels and he was
drawn in. His right arm and under jaw were brok-
en- and his side terribly acerated lie died the fol-
lowing morning.
Bradley N. Cummings, prominent commission
merchant IN Boston, committed suicide by drown
ing in pool Of water near the junction of West
morning. He was 81 years old, highly esteemed In
private life and often In responsible public positions
Derangement in business occasioned arrangement
Of mind, and hence his sad end.