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new. any, of pun readers n this vi
a-t1 La'e forgotten the terrible squall
II Wednesday, 2}i u-t. and Of the in
tAot cold and heavy northwest gale which
QalcEIN followed II. Just previous to
n aGaa... The little boat Hope OF Glouces-
foI a tufie snort Of SIN tons burthen, was
~ the southwest Of Brown Bank, some
r-ght miles oil the Cape. She was com
nandeC )Y captain Anthony ]. Francis,
ana there vas a crew OF two men, John
ton.ev and Joseph Adams. making three
a a.I The men had Just been picking
Their travis and had dory load Of fish
and tga' lines, and seeing the squat
coming made all possible haste to get on
board the boat This they succeeded in
doing just in time: but il was 50 rough
that the dorr collided with the boat
knocking of a piece Of her rail and came
near stavlng a hole through her End
ng they could not tow the heavily-laden
dory they We're obliged to cut her adritt
and she soon capsized and dory and con
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07
Murder and Robbery.

BosTON, Feb. A. Between II and II
o'clock tonight the body of James H.
Daley was found on the pavement, corner
Of 4th and c streets, South Boston, and
on being taken to the police station it
was found he had been robbed. His skull
was crushed in, probably from the blow
of slung- There is no clue to the
murderers, whose object was undoubted-
ly robbery, the deceased being in the
habit of carrying considerable money
about his person.
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

MAINE TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS The
regular meeting Of the committee on in
StructiOn Of the Maine Teachers AssOc-
ton will be held in Augusta, on Friday
and Saturday, Feb. 9Th and 9th During
the first day the committee will visit the
city schools and in the evening there will
be public meeting in the House of Rep
resentatives. Messrs w. }. Corthen of
Calais. A. W. Burr of Hallowell, A. H.
Kelley of Belfast B. Woodbury. of Farm
ingtOn, and others, will discuss the ques-
ton, Determination Of Teachers" Messrs.
}. H. Hanson of Waterville, G. B. Files
of Augusta, c. c. Rounds of Pennington,
G. T. Fletcher Of Castine and others,
will discuss the question, "Preparation
of Teachers" Messrs Thomas fash of
Portland, a. J. Phipps Of lewiston Z.
s. Morris Of Biddeford and others, will
discuss the question, "Bass Of distribu-
ton Of school money" The discussion
OF these very important subjects will be
continued Saturday afternoon. All in
terested are invited to attend.
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

The Legislature seems to have per
ceiyed in the plan to set Oft Hurricane
island nothing sufficiently monstrous TO
defeat the project 1t is difficult TO see
why. rs a matter of right, an individual
should not own a hundred or two acres
there as we'll as anywhere else On why
proprietary rights must necessarily be
oppressive when extended over granite
quarry, more than over 50 much arabic
land. On the other hand the public viii
he very apt to believe that the perSe-
yerance and capacity which can create
upon 4 barren rock business bringing
tens of thousands of dollars annually of
profit into a community, is something TO
be encouraged rather than otherwise, cs-
pecially in the present hard times.
The murder which came to light last
week in the town of St. George. is one Of
the most horrible in the records of afro
city 4 woman, alone in her house, foul
~ murdered within a stones throw OF
ncighbors. and the mutiated body lying
fir weeks in Is frozen shToud, while the
busy people went their way to and fro
Ana all the while the guilty man, with
the dreadful secret ii his breast, striving
ID hide bis agitation, and ~ turn aside
the glance Of ewes The romance NJ crime
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

The committee Of the Maine Legislature on fnan
cial affairs, have reported the petition for a mn
eralogical and geological survey Of the State rec
ommendlng that It be referred TO the next Legis
lature
That's right. Let us defer the hunting
Of private silver mines at public expense
until times are little easier
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07


Stitution, is an important question to be
decided We will not in the present ar
ticle express an opinion upon that point.
1t would be gratifying to see less reckless
appropriation of the public funds to I'M
successful and expensive institutions. An
exchange says that the expenditures OF
the State can be reduced from last year
more than $500 900, and the public will
not suffer dollar by such reduction at
the end of the year the great mass of the
people Will he lust as we'll off physically.
morally and intellectually under this re
duction. There are many institutions that
are perfect leeches upon the State. and
keep it poor
1t would be pleasant to behold a less
straining for unattanable effects in the
colleges, high and common schools \
more thorough grounding in useful and
mechanical knowledge is evidently desr-
able The point we desire 70 make clear
is this If these great public institutions
for giving practical knowledge fail be
cause they shoot too high. then let the
common and high schools take UP the
courses Of study which tend more toward
the industrial pursuits. Their bent i now
toward professional life. Many 4 parent,
who at the start, felt proud that his boy
in some high school was studying An ele
waited branch Of learning. has been cha
grined to find in the end that his son could
not correctly carry on common CORE
spondence in English nor perform count
ing house problem in arithmetic. The
people are taxed heavily, and teachers of
great pretensions are employed i'll our
schools, at large salaries. but the good
fruits are not to be seen. Let us have
more of the roast beef and less of the ice
cream of scholarship, And then the boys
will become useful workers in the bust
ness world. and the girls Will be able to
bring something more to society than the
ability to increase the census.
\ recent writer well SAYS that "the
Observation-Disclosures rh;c, co,na II .,nb nrn-
hars 70 narants and hoys ayar, va,- .rr.v
,nain,, III i III H. tb,r IA hovs hava
mn h.1 f,fr chance They b,la haan
kept in schools where they have always
s,ndied j ! disadyarta-a T. may Nh
~ th,+ thev have Iacsnd u III III tatb-
III stndr hnt i III IN haan nn-hn vifh
Influences around tham -bot havo ncyer
boIned I'M always hindcred tbem
Another subject which comes under the
heading Of His article Il tbe ), beme pro-
posed II th4 State school SUPERINTENDENT
- e.+ohlisb , S,a+e ~ ro,,1,, hn,rd II
examiners Of teachers Of 'tr common
schools, instead Of allowing school com
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07
Letter from Boston
Correspondence Of the Journal.
RoSTn< Eeh


| ly buried than Boston after the late severe
snow storm. and the Oldest nhabitant il
vigorously brushing uphis memory ~ find
the date when the people and MI kinds M
conyeyances We're loundcrmg about so rt-
gardlcss Of sidewalks orroadWayS Amorr
complete upsctting IF the whole cjtN MAJ
chnery could hardly he imagined lhe
embargo on travel was UNIVERSAL not 4
sound of the engine whistle was heard tor
hours after the usual time for approaching
morning trains only a few street cars ven
turcd from the stables and even the few,
with their load of humanity hanging about
them like hungry wolves, were soon stuck
fast in the huge drifts The NUMBERING
old coaches bobbed up and down n the
wake of the snow ploughs, bat We're Who'll
], unequal to carry the thousands who
clamorrd for admittance Before noon the
hope Of clearing the ont ot town rtiIs was
totally abandoned and the entire force
ot w0rkueu were searching tcr the BARRED
tracks of the fremont and Washington
street cars twenty tour hours ~u~Nru-
,ion 81 the horse car. proycd how DEPEND
Nit the inhabitants and business ofacte
HE upon them. uui none Nj tle sufferers
Nv the temporary Io-- vere heard .o cy-
mark, ~ thrv vaded through TIN moAn-
tains of 1noN rhatItWcrc possible toha'c
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

ears ago, when the people of some Of
the states found ii much easier 10 get III
debt for public improvements, than to
take care Of their bonds afterwards a
western town went through a curious
performance, Having created a bonded
debt. they next had the larger portion of
the territory set OF to a new town. then
they changed the name of the original
town-so that the bondholders searched
in vain for their security
The town of Fredericktown, Missouri.
tried similar game recently, and met
with defeat The trustees attempted
to eyade the levying of a tax to pay a
Judgment by vacating their offices and
permitting the town charter to lapse.
But the matter was brought before the
circuit court, and that court decided that
the town, having been incorporated I'M
der the general laws Of the state. could
not dissolve the corporation by non user
to the detriment Of its creditors that the
| corporation is still existing, and the prop-
erty of all citizens residing within the cor
porate limits is liable for its debts that
judgments against the town were iudg
ments against the property of its citizens;
and if the town officers refuse to levy taxes
to satisfy them, the court has power to
order the sheriff to make such levy, and
collect the taxes. 1t held also that the
resignng trustees are to be regarded as
trustees still, land until their successors
are elected and qualified A writ of man
damus was issued, therefore, to the resign
ing officials, commanding them to make
the levy of taxes nece ssary, or to appear
and show cause for not 50 doing. In ODE
dience to this the trustees appeared and
avowed their readiness to comply with
the courts orders, as soon as they could
properly fill a vacancy in their board,
caused by the removal of one of their
number from the county. The court ac-
cepted this answer, and the trustees hay
ing filled the vacancy, are now about to
make the levy. AS the citizens are sub
ject to the responsibilities Of the old cor
poration, they think they may as well have
its privileges, and they are, therefore, call
ing on the old trustees to set the machine
in motion again.
And now Hendricks is out for silver.
Thus friend after friend departs
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

Mr. J. " French Of Northumberland while
working in he logging woods the index finger Of
his right hand was caught in chain and the mem
Der was pulled entirely from his hand The cords
running to his elbow were also pulled out The
man was suffering good deal of pain and is in a
critical condition
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07


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ar ur,na The LEGISLATURE ba, h4for,. i
.sn p.Je, looking to It's djscontinuanre.
and HILL distribution Nj Ills fund among
uthrr colleges III the State The -uc-
I cc>~ VT thi~ institution has been meagrc
indeed. Nut r- friend. clan tur X that
Fit inject, Il want I'LL Jill educational svs-
tem WAieh The drnominational colleges
annot supply. This want Is h chance
" ,or Student ID learn something besides
thu -caI-ci classics
Ba- "ANn the name NJ 1l that is Won-
driiH. cannot tAl~ classical grade u cdu-
cation If toned down a little. and 4 9ys-
rem u nehaHclI- scientific ana agrjcul-
tml education he grated On ID both our
schools and colleges Ii is the fashion
" believe chaJ i mans education is mot
complete unless he has graduated from
some college. l. may not be complete in
Latin and Greek, but ten to one. ii VIII
( be- nearly 50 in more useful branches. if he
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

we sincerely regrel the announcement
that our aotemporary. the Rockland
Courier, has yielded to the pressure Of the
hard times, and suspended 1t was one
of the brightest and spiciest sheets that
ever issued from the press of Maine, and
had a wide spread reputation for pungent
wit. We trust that beyond the evil days
of the present hard times it may again
rise and shine. Mr.. Fuller will continue
his Job printing Department.
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

A dispatch from Paris announces that the Acad
envy of Sciences has awarded the Lalande Prize of
Astronomy to Professor Hall, the American dis
of the satellites of Mars
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

W ANHlNGIoN. fch. :. hc ioJluru
nope ot the Louisiana conSprdtors has
tailed them Last night justice Bradley
rendered decision denying the petition
OF the members Of the Returning Board
now on trial at New Orleans praying ipr
a change OF venue from the State To- the
lnlted States Circuit Court His dccis-
ion is based upon a recent decision of the
Supreme Court OF the United states bear
in on this case. The opinion WAS mail
ed to the Clerk OF the nlted states Cir
cult Court at New Orleans. J. Madison
Wells and his friends here are very much
disappointed at the decision It is stat
ed Wells Will return 10 New Orleans and
stand trial and tell all he knows about
the alleged theft Of the electoral vote Of
Louisiana. W. +. Chandler and his adj
hcrcnts Say that Wells has come North to
demand the protection which was prom
iscd him At the time Of the Presidential
count Just how this protection Is To ~
given and the quarter it is to come nom
does not appear from their conversation.
but OF course, can De easily OWNED. What
can be done i'll case this protection il not
forthcoming is more particularIzed INV
those Who have been in conference With
Wells, and they Indicate unmistakabIy au
intention to make such DEVELOPMENTS rs
will nculpate the "visiting statesmen"
who went to New Orleans III the time Of
the court OF the Returning Board. Those
who are threatening EXPOSURE apppar Ia
he rplyinU very much On an alacrion offi
who was Supervisor in the West Felicana
parish, and who is said to have knowledge
OF the use OF the bogus atfidayits 10 change
the returns which had come in from the
country parishes. 1t is on his evidence,
it is said, that three at least of the 'visit-
ing statesmen will be indicted A friend
OF the President reiterates the statement
that Hayes is going to unload the whole
Returning Board crowd He proposes to
say to all of them "Sh0w what YOU will
of wrong doing | will also he able to
show that had no part in it, and did not
authorize it," This unloading, il is said,
will be carried 10 the extent Of dropping
everv Republican leader involved in any
exposures made by the Returning Board
gang.
Mr.. L. Demarais who brought the De-
tition Of the Louisiana Returning Board
to Justice Bradley, asking for 1 transfer
Of their cases from the state to the United
States Circuit Court, left 10 night for
New Orleans. lie says that although
Judge Bradley has refused t0 grant the
prayer q the petitioners, they still have
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

It isn't always safe ana profitable TO
accept party honors, Is has been discoy-
cred by Thomas J. Goodwin of South Ber-
wick Mr.. c. presided at a Tilden rati-
icaton meeting in 1876 and a rocket that
went of prematurely, hit Mr. Ferguson
in the head, intlietinL some damage Mr.
Ferguson, taking offence thereat, sued the
chairman for damages The court awards
the victim Of the rocket 5000; but the de
PENDANT intends TO still further contest be
fore paving,
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

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under the date " Saturday, say The
silver and hard money men have held
conferences since Thursday and discuss
81 thr question NJ compromise M thu
Bland siITer hliI There il disposition
on MA paFt n I'M haid money meh N
make tontesSion' rroNldIn9 the sllNeF men
Will accept If IN good iaLth. lhlS Il e
}eId the question n I"-aI tender # the
/ SILVER men WILL increase the weight ot the
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fleet There is 4 belief that the design
ma, u1a he entertained. not Of DESTROY
ing the Turkish ships. hut of making 4
sudden capture ana adding them to tn.
British nret u~tif1in- the act Ms its
necessity Th.S would carry with II some
r-l, ~ complications. Nit our British
cousin, ar- accustomed to rakr snch
rhanrae " oasrS III pnrrrrney
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The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

SUBSCRIBERS renting money or desiring to
have the address of papers changed must state the
Post Office 10 which the paper has been sent as
well as the office to which il IS to GO
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

But what Congress is Just now doing is restoring
the old silver dolaro the constitution to Is place
in the currency which il had held for about eight
years down to the time it was demonetized in the
interest Of the boldholders. Progressive Age
The Age is getting badly mixed among
the coins and currencies. The cold silver
dollar q the constitution" is bit Of specie
that never had existence and never will
have. There was at one time a silver dol
lar that circulated by virtue Of law, but
the constitution was never troubled to take
special recognition Of it.
Maine cat took prize in the Boston cat show.
boston Post.
Of course. Dirigo directs, cat-egori-
cally and otherwise
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

The sacreiness Of the right ot petition
is Illustrated By paragraph in the Ken
nebec journal. 1t says that 4 remon-
STRANGE of 49, names against the apothe
cary bin. has been presented to the Leg
islature, the whole number Of signatures
being in the same handwriting. Doubt
less the signatures were obtained in about
an hour Or in the time necessary to write
them
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

ADMINISTRATORS. EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published in the Jour
nal vii please so state to the Court
The Republican journal., 1878-02-07

The ~aco High school bos- base lortnrd d Ir
bailH. So Iety called the Senate and u,, lu..
disposed Of the currency and like question, pru
pose Ia debate the subject " here toes TIRE go
when It g5es uut
Probably. il there Il hotcinear it poe