The Republican journal., 1877-09-27
Generalitles.

The Catholics of Hallowel are Going 10 built
church.
Annie Louise Cary is received with Great favor
in san Francisco
4 Florida alligator that every hunter shoots at
is named Old Tim.
Chambcrsburg Illinois, tines man so for spit
ting on the church floor
A Boston Journal special says that Mr. Randall's
friends claim that he is certain of the Speakership.
Capt Amos Wallace OF the Schr. Oriental,
drowned neal the bridge i'll Mbridsse last Friday
4 stone thrown into car on the Grand Trunk
Railroad strncl, passenger in the face and broke
his nose
1t may not be too late to say that green fruit
packed i'll cans IS very wholesome while ii re
mains in the cans.
\ child was sutlocated at Peru, Mass BY being
shut mp in cabinet bcdstcad without knowl-
edge OF It's presence
4 hen at St. Adams, recently Matched ont nest
of turtle eggs, and was greatly surprised when She
found hat family She had
The yacht Juniata was picked up Friday while
drifting To sea from Block Island with ladies on
board and towed INFO Stonngton.
4 traveller lost his watch at White River June
ton the other day, and il was found at W ellis River
hanging 10 the fringe of a ladys shawl.
The grave Of the Revolutionary hero, Gen. Put
nam, 1T Brooklyn. is marked only by II few stones
and fallen slab, much defaced by hammers
Some forty persons We're poisoned in Camden
last week from drinking milk which had been
standing in Jars with porcelain Innings. No
| serious results followed.
Capt Orlando McCobb and two of the crew Of
the schr Ralph Carleton of Rockport have died
| at Matanzas, Cuba, from yellow fever, and two
| more of the crew are sick
| Mr.. Montgomery Sears, the wealthy young BoS
| tonan. who married the other day to Miss
thoate. gave his bride wedding present OF Il res
| dcnce costing - lO,nUn.
! Dudley ". Moor. Of the late Hon W b ).
Moor Of Maine, is leading worklngmenS party i'll
| Virginia In the campaign of 1876 he spoke for
| the republicans in Maine.
! The Yale Lock Co.. alter long and expensive
trial in which they endcas ored to prevent the ssu
| ing of Il patent to Sargent the inventor OF the
| time lock, have been defeated.
Lebanon, n H., has decided in open town meet
ing called for the purpose that cider shall not be
sold i'll that town in quantities less than ten gal
| Ions, there being but one dissenting vote
The dwelling of Lowell $. Sdelinger, Newcastle
| Saturday, burned this afternoon. The fur
niture was partly saved Loss $1,000; insurance
800 The fire probably caught from a stove.
C. Il. Ireland postmaster at Stetson village
Jumped from Il moving tram at Etna striking on a
pile of railroad iron tearing the flesh from the side
| of his face and head and fracturng his leg badly
Rev Henry Hersey 81 wears old hung hnlse
| at bingham. In July last his house was entered
by masked burglars who inflicted severe injure;
| upon him, and he has never recovered from the
| shock.
VIM. Henry Trulnbull was found dead in the
woods at Warner n. H., Friday night, shot thro
the head, supposed by himself accidentally. He
had been cunning He was % years old and leave
| wife
Mr. Samuel &. Robinson, who died IA few dayt
| ago at Augusta at the age Of seventy Years, was
the best player upon the fife, picolo and claline
in that region, and could play thousand tunes
from memory.
The Secretary OF the Interior has decided tina
| the Ohio voters i'll the Interior Department who
have not exhausted their yearly leave will be al
lowed to go home to vote, but cannot receive pay
durLg their absence.
Clarence W. Gomersall was shot dead in tn,
house Of ard by Thomas kaehner in Newark n
| j., who says he miStoOi him for burglar. 1t il
| stated the shooting was Intentional. The HUSBAND
| and wife were arrested.
vinal E. W all of Rockland, who served through
the war in the 10Th Maine regiment was tount
dead i'll his bed Thursday morning. The cause
was heart disease Mr. Wall was an engineer OF
the Rockand fire department.
Lizzie Fallon was arrested in BROOKLYN Saturday
for setting fire to a rum shop by soaking the door
with kerosene and then lighting it. She owned t.
the ncendiarism, but said that the gin mill keepe
continued to sell to her husband after she hat
asked him not to do So
Lewis V. Bogy. the senior United States Senate
from Missouri, died at st. Louis Thursday
morning from the effects of maara fever II
was "a years of age, having been born in 1913 II.
was born at Saint Genevieve, Miss, and his father
Joseph Bogy, was Territorial Secretary under thu
Spanish Domain His ancestors were French