The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1876-10-12
GeuerRlities.

Illinois has IL "RedHeaded Association" of
which Il. GratZ Brown is Il bright and shining
light.
In q case ut Bangor for divorce, the cause is
stated to be desertion the day after the mar
riage.
There are seven Republicans in the Georgia
Legislature, one in the Senate and six in the
House.
A larger quantity Of potatoes than usuai have
found Il market at good price in Ellsworth the
present autumn.
Geo Merchant Of Farming on, has been sent
to State Prison for two years for forgery Of Il
promissory note.
l.. A. Woodward, former partner of VI il
liam NJ Tweed, was arrested in Chicago, under
an assumed name.
Herring, who -hot his son-in-law, in Canaan
last summer, has been sent to the insane
Asylum by Judge Danforh.
At Pennington Falls some of the farmers had
to transport water nearly mile, for Use of
stock and household purposes.
The Americ; Says 1T Ellsworth tie water in
the river is still low and a small amount Of
lumber is being manufactured
Lizzie Reeves. native of Damariscott, took
opium in Boston and died Lizzie was young,
| thoughtless and gay, and lived too fast.
The widow of the late Chief Justice Tenncy
of the s. j. Court of Maine, died at Norridge-
wock the goth ult, aged s. years months.
| At Johannisberg, recently, a cask of wine of
the vintage of 1861 was sold to the eX-Sultan of
| Turkey for $1,000 forms, which is at the rate
| Of SIG bottle.
| Miss Emma Baker, Of Union County, y. j.,
| died from being poisoned by eating t0adstooIs,
| which Size and her companions had mistaken
| for mushrooms.
| Hon. William b. IIayford, Mayor Of Bangor,
| has been chosen president of the Kendiskeas
| National Bank, in place Of Hon. George W.
| Pickering, deceased,
There are said to lie present five thousand I'M
claimed trunks at the Pennsylvania railroad de-
| pot in Philadelphia. The confusion is becoming
worse conlUunded every hour
Mr.. \. A. Luce, assistant superintendent of
schools i Il candidate for the position Of State
superintendent of common schools, made va
| cant by the resignation of MIR johnson.
John Jarrett, one of the ''SX Hundred" W no
made that wondrou>scharge at Balaklava, has
| just died. lie had three wounds, and his horse
was shot under him; he caught another horse
| and escaped.
A German miser who died of starvation at
Fond du Lac, Wis, on the It'll inst, lett ;3JO00l
| to be divided between three ntpheWS III Ger
many. His name was kntteIl, and he made
his money on liquors during the war.
\ school OF mackerc, Il mile long and
| fourth Of mile wide, was struck by fishing
smacks off New London, Saturday, and though
many of the nets had to be eur because # tn,
| weight, 3G0,0 900 fish, worth $1,000 were taken
Another cannon has been found in the rivc
at Bangor by Thomas Allen, the diver. 1t is o
the same size and style of the one found the
| first a the and I1nDI
same locality in the river He also found
| Hedge anchor
Canaris, the gallant Greek admiral who, iitly
odd years ago, with fortytwo associates, tool
| the sacrament and devoted himself to death ii
sailing two fire ships into the midst of the Turk
ish fleet at ScoS, succeeding in destroying TIL
pacha's ship, with many hundred men, is aliy
at Athens, Il hearty Old salt OF eightytWo.
Detective Moses Sargent, ~ a decree of th
court in Portland, was awarded T6IJ.S0 in
suit brought by him against the town Of Bri>
toll, for detective services. Mr. Sargent was EN-
p!oys4 BY The agent q f l PYp Mth Yh lie aarnf
who threw the case ON the town.
DR.. benjamin II. Buxton died at hi, resi-
dence in Warren, Monday evening. aged abou
60 wears. DR.. Buxton took his medical deere
at Bowdoin College in 1880. He has hrcl
President Of the Maine Medical Association
repre- sented arren in the Legislatures been
''titctuldH, IllS IttlpI 81 Maine Stale til>OM
and held various offices Of public and private
| trust.
Mrs. Abbott, the widow of The German CON
sui who was murdered BY the Turks at SALON.
Cd. has received 100000 francs of the intlemnit,
which the porte was compelled to day. Phila
delpha Times.
Ana the United States disgracclllly acceptee
$4,000 only rs the indemnity for the murder
by the Spanish Of about sixty American citizens
III Cuba, taken from the Nirgniu- Fhev arc
compromising now for the proper amount by
graclou>ly >urrendcring Tweed. IBallmo,
| sun
BIpDEFoRD, Oct :. AT a late hour last night
as Capt. Elliot was patroIling Alfred street he
| discovered appearances Of robbery iii the tailor
| ing store OF \. j. Roberts In few minute,
| he captured 81 Curtis and Mike Grogan is they
We're leaving the store with five rolls of cIotl
| valued at $50. Tie thieves were taken 10 the
| police station, and this morning were arraigned
before Recorder Could Curt, is noted des-
| pcrado and accomplished burglar. He returned
from State Prison three weeks ago. where he
! served sentence for burglary committed in
| franklin street. Gorgnn has had good record
| hitherto.