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The Republican journal., 1878-03-21

Co5itary a4f5.e+. sagona wv prte Aane. ana 4gs
aust 5e Paid UrJ
nth- c,y, MAreh i5th, KIM v I.ina i. \ Sweet
zcr, aged 63 Years.
~ this cry March 11th, Aaron Eaton, aged 4 yrs.
In lse,horo, Fcb. 18TH Mr.. II. Chostina Redman
wife ot Capt. BENZ L Reaman, aged ~ wears
lu l,leobpro, March ), Mary u. Fletcher daughter
ot tupt. StWaIl h Fletcher, ascd about i Years.
IN lslesDnro March m, Mrs Charity Dodge nFcd
q! years.
In Isesboro, March 10Th, Mr.. Lucy Wyman.
Gears and months
Ia Ellsworth, March 9th Maggie Mcdonald, aged
-3 years.
In Ellsworth, March 18TH, Mr. salIie j. Peters.
aged - years, wifi Of the late Andrew Peters, ESQ
In Prnob,cot, Feb. 18Th Mr.. Daniel Clements,
aged 81 Years and months.
In Bucksport, March llth Daniel J. Dorr, aged g.
years
In Rocklan1, March nth, salmon Whitncv, only
son OF Amos and Moraua Kinney, OF Madrid, Me. j,
aged q years and months.
In Roc&laud March 9TH, \. Is. Curtis, aged so
years, months and 10 days.
In ihOmiston March 9TH, Jacob NJ. Thomas, aged
y years, months and } days
In North Waidoboro March 5th Iii Nash, aged
% years and months.
In Noblrboro March 4th, Melinda Reed, aged 90
wears and II months.
In Wadoboro, March 3d. Allen H., infant son Of
Walter and Cora Chapman, aged weeks.
David Hart, aged 81 years, II months and Ii days.
The Republican journal., 1878-03-21

HrTcHINs, Tex, 10. Tram number
!, was robbed by four men, masked, the
express taken and mail plundered, and
express messenger wounded. About tif-
teen or twenty shots were exchanged.
The leader Of the gang was about p
years old. All appeared to be young men.
They made the engineer and fireman.
agent and a negro who was on the plat
form, stand in front Of the express car
door, SO the messenger could not fire
When leaving, they took northeast di-
rection towards Trinity Bottom.
The Republican journal., 1878-03-21
SHIP NEW :.
PORT OF BELFAST.
u u L " Il L

March 10th, schs 5. A. Hoffman, r. W. Huddell
and Sadana from Kockland to load ice for Southern
ports.
March 10Th, schs Lillian, Ryan, Boston; Charles
Heath, Dodge, lslesboro; Tantamount, do.
SAILED.
March 10th, schr. Spring Bird, Daggett, Cape COD
March 18th, schr. Lois Y. Chaples, Chaples Jack
sOuye Fla
The Republican journal., 1878-03-21
Tenement to Let.

TTNIE upper portion of my tenement house, on
i Pearl street. The house recently rebuilt
and is in excellent order. good family occupies
the floor beneath. Inquire Of NJ. F. CARTER.
Belfast, March q, 1s-S.-tfl2.
The Republican journal., 1878-03-21
Mayor Young on the Affairs Of Ellsworth.

!
| had at the hands Of Republicans. viii YOU please
-ira nla,o II, ,.,r ii + n,x;, ,,,,,
Min ''''D'iS III m '''''
huneation
| ~ TIFF IAN fAA kRS III LLL>"oRfH
! II view Of the statement made by Mayor Grant,
| in hiS inaugural address last Monday. that "our
liabilities have increased at the rate Of so 600 per
ycdr tor tho past two wears over appropriations
/ tev i my duty hot OILY to pronounce the above
statement gross Characterization Of the TRUTH but
Also to make an exhibit of 4 few fact, aud figures
III proof Of this assertion Our citr ha> now been
u existence two wears, three ot which have acted
| is It's Chief MAGISTRATE IT, as Mayor Grant would
| have YOU lulor MY administration IL responsible
for thg Increase Of Indebtedness tor hc whole ten
years 81 our existence donot ask vour approval
Nit ii 4at lct the blame be- nit ,yb6r, ii ritbtfuy
belongs His Honor. Mavor Grant. further states
that Tit rs not pleasing H. look bock tbrarrh the
past rerori If ol.r c.,, and chi b~arfly ay5r1H
pressed WITH the truth OF that fact At that time
q Committee appointed Tor that purpose by the
The Republican journal., 1878-03-21

Notice OF Foreclosure.

NITHEREAS, Margaret Wa~hburn ward, OF Bos.
w ton, in the State Of Massachusetts, bv her
mortgage deed dated September llth, - 1871,
mortgagtd to me, the subscriber, a certain lot or
parcel Of land situated in the town of Wmtrrport,
in the County Of Waldo ana state of Maine, bound
cd and described a follows, viz. Beginning at
South east corner Of Charles Aohott- lot, thence
North to line Of Theophtus tushiug'- lot, fifteen
rods; thence south easterIy 10y said cushing, line
to Coburn'S lot, twenty tour rods the nee SOUTH
westerly to the main road, eleven rods thence
North-westcrIy By the road to first mentioned bound.
and still remaining broken claim foreclosure OF
the same, and give this notice for that purpose ac
cording to the statute ia such case made and pro-
vided. CHAS ABBOTT
Winterport, March IL. 1873. 3wl2
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
FIFTH EDITION.
DEATH OF ESQ. PUHL.

John Ii. Publ, Esq, died this after
noon at 1870 o'clock, after lingering
illness of consumption.
The deceased was born in Baltimore
on September 2sth, 1889 and would con-
sequently have been 30 years old to-mor-
row. lie came to this city from Balti-
more, in 1858 OF 1859 with France,
Broadbent x Co. In 1856 he was ap-
pointed deputy collector of the Port un-
der Theo. f. Crawford, Esq, by Presi-
dent johnson. In 1869 he was appointed
Justice of the Peace by Governor Sauls-
bury and upon theexperationof his term of
office he was reappointed by Governor
Cochran, 1875, which Office he continued
to hold up to the time of his death.
In politicis he was an outspoken and
fearless democrat, and was for number
ofyears Secretary ofthe County Executive
Committee. He was amember of Oriental
Lodge of A. +. II A. NJ, and also one of
the Odd Fellows lodges. Although he
had been i'll for long time, he still re-
NAMED at his office until three weeks ago
tomorrow. He died very easily; just be-
fore expiring he held out his hand and
bide his family farewell The remains
will be taken to Baltimore for interment.
He leaves a wife and three children to
mourn his loss.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
WARD MEETINGS.

The Democrats Of the First Ward,
met last evening at the saloon of j. II
Dolau, No. 404 w. Front street. John
II. Dolan, was called 10 the chair, and
Thomas welsh, acted as secretary.
For Inspector James A. Plunkett waS
nominated. AS the Ward Executive
Committee, William Kyne, John #
Dolon aud Thomas James were appoin
ed.
The meeting then appointed Messrs
Ralph Mccall, Eugenet Sayers anc
John +. Dolan to hold the nomination
election for Inspector and Assessor which
takes place to morrow. AT meeting o
the Second Ward democrats held las
evening, at the FELTON, House, Col. B. II
Heisler was elected chairman. Johr
McCaffrey james Redmond and Thomas
ii. Mccormick, were elected as the
Ward Executive Committee. For In
specfors to hold the nomination election
tomorrow, Thomas Donohoe and James
Redmond were selected.
The Democrats of the Fourth Ward
held a meeting last evening, at thu
office of Esquire Brady.
w. ii. Brady, Esq, was nominated foi
Inspector of the upper district, ant
Dennis Kane, for the lower district. Fo
the Ward Executive Committee, w. III
Brady, Esq, Lewis Paynter and Michae
whelan, were elected. w. j. Morrow
was appointed for the upper district, anC
JOS B. Nickerson, for the lower, to holt
the nomination election tomorrow.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
Decentralization

Great stress is lald upon the opening of
new markets and the increase of our ex-
ports as a means of improving our indus
trial condition. No doubt, these things
help lis to turn a corner, and give us an
impulse forward towards the improve
ment of our home market, which deter
mines our real condition.
Nfhe exports of Great Britain in 1877
were G251 200, 600. The Clearing House
returns of London were in the same
year between 70 200, ,000, 900 and 6,000,-
900, 600, and for all England were estimat-
ed at about fl6 1000, ,000, 900. These clear.
ing-house returns represent the ex-
changes from producers to commission
agents, jobbers and retailers. Perhaps
they may represent three repetitions of
the same merchandise transferred al.
though this is large estimate. 1t viii
follow, therefore, that the productive
power of England is annually over G5..
900 ,000, 900, ..and of this only one-twen
tieth enters into foreign commerce. Ii
America, the ratio of exports to tota
production ought to be less than in
England, on account of our protectiv,
system and our small mercantile marine
Pres.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
Police News.

Last evening and this morning, Mayor
Almond disposed of the following cases
at the police office:
A. Morris, col, for disorderly conduct,
and using abusive language to Mrs. H.B.
Mclntire, after she had threatened to
scald him, was required to pay 81 and
cost.
w. l.. Gilbert was charged with vio-
lating the city ordinance. 1t appeared
from the evidence that he engaged a col
ored man to cleanse cess pool by the
bucket system at his house No. 1920
King street, and instead of taking the
night soil away in wagon the man
emptied ii i'll all ally, and then leaving
the hydrant run washed it into the street.
Mr.. Gilbert was required to pay So costs,
and So for the city solicitor who represent
Ell the Board of Health.
William Baker was arraigned on the
charge of keeping a tippling house and
selling liquor without licene. No penal
ty was entered,
Walter Williams for throwing stones in
the street, was required to pay ST. and
costs.
For being drunk and disorderly, Evan
Scott was required to pay 81 and costs.
James Boyer for assault and battery
on Annie Carson, was mulcted to the
tune of 81 and costs; and for dsorderly
conduct, and assault and battery on Re-
becca Morgan, he was required to pay 81
and costs, and furnish 500 bail to keep
the peace.
James Flemming for the larceny of a
watch. The case was postponed until this
evening at I o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE

THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE IN
MASSACHUSETTS, G.. Abbott, of
Boston, the nominee of the Faneuil Hall
democratic convention for Governor OF
Massachusetts, was born at Chelmsford,
Mass, November /, 1915. He received
classical education, and was graduated
from Harvard in 1882. lie was admitted
TO the bar. in 1885, and most of the time
since then he has been engaged in the
practice of his profession. He was mem
Der of the Massachusetts House of Rep
resentatives in 1S41 and 1912, and in 1855
he was judge of the Superior Court of the
State. He was also member ofthe Forty
fourth Congress, and was one Of the
House members of the electoral commits
sion. He is man of recognized ability
and unimpeachable integrity.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27

AMONG the other domestic manuafac-
lures which is coming to the front in
thir country is that of pottery ware. II
has made such progress, that in 1876 -7G
it reduced the average importations oyel
twenty per cent. The American mann.
facturers claim to have improved the
material and design of their products il
no small degree. The iron-stone ware i,
superior to the english. Miss McLaugh
lin, of Cincinnati, has admirably imitat
ed Limoges and China falence. Their,
are III potteries in the United States
paying annually S2,247,173 wages, an,
and turning out products of the yalue NJ
S6,045,536.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
THIRD EDITION
The NIiIIard Concert.
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT AND A HAND
SOME slim REAIIZEl.

A FINE ENTERTAINMGNT AND HAND
SOME SUM REALIZED.
Over twelve hundred persons attended
the concert at the Grand Opera House
last night, given by the members of the
Millaid Club and their lady friends, In
aid of the yellow fever sufferers OF the
south. There were also qIte number
af reserved seats unoccupled, the holders
of the tickets!having doubtless been kept
at home by the rain that fell early In the
evening.
The concert was a fine musical treat
and included several splendid choruses
by about sixty voices. The solos were
s'Come let each bright ray of pleasure"
by Mrs. s. A. Macallster, ,and"My Lass"
by Mr.. c. f. Howell, both of which
were loudly applauded and encored.
A trio, "Restless Sea-" by Mrs. Macallis
ter and Messrs. Rhoads and Lobdell,
was also pleasing feature OF the PFC
gramme, while the sols and chorus,
Crowned with the Tempest" by George
w. Stone and the entire company, was
rendered in superb style.
The musical selections of aye Olde
Folks" by about twenty members of the
company, arranged in ancient costumes,
and under the leadership of Mr.. Henry
Baird, were exceedingly well rendered.
They rendered an old air, ''Russia," in
the proper manner, aud Immediately
after sang it in the style it was custo-
mary TO sing in olden times, when, each
singer adop'ed tune of his or her own,
and all sang in discordant, nasal twang
keeping time with head and feet. The
effect was really ludicrous, and was
the source of great amusement TO the
audience. The old folks performance
also included a duet, cousin Ruth,
wilt thou be mine" by Nh Charles
Baird, and Miss Elite Springer.
The instrumental accompaniment OF
the concert comprised piano,
two organs aud Prof. Ritchie's full strln Z
orchestra. Prot. Fullmer and Clarence
Shank performed the piano accompani-
mens, and the organs were presided
over by c. D. Hess and c. +. Howell.
During the evening II was announced
from the stage, by Mr.. w. w. Lobdell
that the amount realized by the concert
for the benefit Of yellow fever sufferers
would closely approximate 500.
The bouquet offered by the ladies to
the gentleman selling the largest mum ber
of tickets was awarded to Joseph w.
Cooley, lie having disposed Of $50 tick
cts.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27

a TIoN.-Statement have
recently been pub ished in substance that
on recent trip of the President to Min
nesota there were occurrences of such a
disagreeable character on the part of G. EN-.
eral LIE Due, the commissioner of agricul.
ture, who accompanied him, that the
President expressed his wish that the
commissioner should leave the party; ant
further, that the latter would be removed
from office. Commissioner LIE Due him
self and Mr.. Rogers, private secretary /,
the President, deny the truth of ,hes,
statements.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
NEXT TUESDAY,.

The "Little Election" is important,
and every Democrat should 90 and vote
for the Democratic Inspectors and Asses.
sors. Unless we secure good Democratic
judges of the November election on
Tuesday we will lose many votes; be.
cause the Radical judges in Republican
districts will take great many negro
votes that are not entitled to vote and
that should not be received.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
Goods Released.

Yesterday the appraisers appointed
made an appraisement of the goods in
the liquor store of Francis Kelly Il Co,
which were seized few days ago.
This morning the appraisement which
amounted to about 5000 was returned
to the L. s. Court and upon the claimants
executing bond of Sli 400, double the
Amount of the goods, IL was ordered that
decree torestore possession ofsaid goods
be at once issued. The Messrs. Kellys
will now resume business. Efforts are
being made by them to compromise the
matter with the government
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
Cohen and Hayes Togethcr.

WASHINGTON, September 2G.-Cohen,
who has led the negroes in their labor
demonstrations during the past week,
called upon the President this morning,
eously declined to hold any conversation
with him on the labor questson.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27

In a speech at Greensburg, Pa, on
Wednesday, Hon. A. H. Dill, the de,,o
cratic nominee for Governor of tbs,
State, took ground against contraction of
the currency, and argued that the nation.
al. greenback currency now command.
the unqualified favor of the people.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
e.! .M!!!.All =! All!llEl1E EIaS' ;Iij''
Opposite Patent QIse, Wa;iis1,u!l
TOTAL iBSIISEsCR SAVING WIiE mi i
RIPEyS,

There Is a curious story about son.,,I
wines which are extensively adyerti~d ~
days, and have only recently been M !,
Tue market. DR.. Underhi!l. the MIL
grape-grower Of Croton POM, dicdb h
Some OF his heirs entertained ten--l
views of such extreme kind, that hgJ
unwilling 10 allow the sock ci Wa.;bn|
hand to be sold or any more to be N
The grapes have samei,:lt5 bqn gtl
market, ard sometimes ieh 70 decay /,
the vines. Ills onlyrcy that taeoAgI,
have succeeded in airangi a. i.sasets1
of the 'at and tir ale Il 4 v-.1
hand. Among ihesei avi1eolGeisl
Of 1904, described as q Sweet g.s1H1
but suggesting the lmpct-i Io1g 1
than any o.hcr European vHe nj /.
wholly unlike any ether y.se ,' Anai
growth. It's purijs, sgc anj 1,l'yrs
remarkable and bgh luyloar and 4
fanciers have a special iue-s. il g|
oldest native VINE nov 9Cl F.ahrj
siderable quantity Acwhoe so.lil|
hands of the weil-l,no@n wholesls n
house Of the Ihurbers.-,M !, n
Nor'. H., 1S77.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
GENERAL. BUTLER.
THE ESSEN STATESMAN AGAIN ON THU
STUMP.
RosroN Cant og 1910

STUMP.
Boston, Sept. %, 1873.
General Butler opened his campaign in
this city at Institute Hall, Boston High
lands, this evening. About two thousss
and people gathered to hear him, among
whom were Dennis Kearney and his pr.
vate Secretary, Carl Brown. The Gen
erals speech was mainly denunciation
of the men who have ruled this State for
twenty years. He frequently quoted
from State documents to prove his
charges of extravaganza in the manage
ment OF the states affairs. The old args-
ments on the hard times were repeated
and the inducement held out was TO vote
for him for Governor, and if elected he
would cure all the ills the people suffered
from.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27

The above speaks for Itself, bumT
add that this is the pure juice 9th 2
neither d,zgged, Hqnond nor spaioai' d
has been ripened and mellowed tyag
for medicinal or sacramento puIPss
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained i'on
Of the leading Druggists thf0usa0s'
United States, and at wholesale for
undersigned. who will forward ds'n
pamphlet, free Of charge on appl'4a''
Respectfully, etc.
Il. K. & F. B. THURBER dI
Wet B,oadsoay, Re1de and Ha4'H
NEw-YoRE.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27

Children cry for it, but they stop crying
lt once, after they have taken single
lose, as DR.. Bulls baby syrup cures all
lac pains our little ones are subject to-
Price 2J cents bottle.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
One of of MIR. Iiiden's Counsel
Arrested.

DETROIT, Mich, September 26 6.-Hon.
Thomas Harland, OF New York, was
taken irto custody by United States
Marshal Matthews, on his arr val here
this morning from the West. The war
rant for his arrest was issued upon the
affidavit of Assistant United States
ID strict A torney Sherman, of New
York. The arrest is III consequence Of
the torcible removal Of certain books
from United States Commissioner
Maynard's office, at Marquette, Monday
morning, while testimony was being
taken in the income-tax suit of the
United States VS.. Samuel }. Tilden,
NJ. Harland being one Of the attorneys
to. defendant
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27

The Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company have issued circular for Octo-
tobee giving the prices of coal as follows;
Furnace and steamer lump s. 90 each
crate and chestnut S. 65 each; egg So 80,
and stove "a 20 per ton of 2, 240 lbs.
The coal is TO be delivered tree ON board
at Rondout, n. Y.
The schoolship Saratoga, which has
been lying at League Island, went up to
Philadelphia yesterday. She has III
boys on board in training for the naval
service. The object is to recruit 100
more boys. Sixty-seyen of those now
OF board are to be transferred to the
Q,innebaugh, al League Island.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27

After voyage of near six months from
NJ anila, Philippine Islands, tho American
bark Ellsworth Captain Albert w hitney
consigned to Vernon H. Brown & Co.
arrived at this port yesterday. The first
mate, William II. Savage, was confined
in irons in the forward house on deck
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27

There is a sudden outbreak of yellow
fever in Louisville; $50 cases are report
ed. Refugees are arriving in Cincinnati.
Loss of u Llte-Thousands sink into an
early grave by not giving Immediate al.
tenuon TO a slight cough which could
have been stopped by % cent bottle OF
DR.. Bulls cough syrup.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27
Crime ON the high Seas.

WILLIAM II. SAVAGE, ,cHEIF NATE OF TIE
BARK ELLSWORTH, BROUGHT INTO
HART In IRnAa
The daily gazette., 1878-09-27

The Schuylkill and Lehigh coal opera
tors have agreed to the same prices fol-
October that prevailed in July, August
and September, except that an advance
Of fifteen per cent. is made on broken
coal. The operators report the Goa
market as active, and state that orders
are coming in more literally now than at
any tille since the combination was form.
II
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
VERDICT AGAINST A CHURCH.
For Inducing Wife to Remain Apart
from Her Exc communicated Husband.


!. BRYAN, Ohio, March, 2. Joseph Lichty
brought suit against John Holdoman and
others for $4,000 for enticing his wife to alb
stain from marital relations TO him; All the
parties were memhers Of the "Church of
God," branch OF the Mennonites. In May,
1876, the society Of which John Lichty and
his wife were MEMBERS for divers reasons not
shown IN court, accommodated him, and
placed him under the ban termed avoid
ance" This means that the remaining mem
bers shall shun aud avoid the erring
and accommodated brother until he
repent and s again received into tho
church. 1t makes it the duty of the
wife. she being member not to cat at the
same table with her husband, nor talk with
him, except when of absolute necessity; aud
not to sleep with him under penalty Of being
expelled from the church and being forever
lost. She could, however, keep house for him
and his family, which consisted of four chill
dren This Mrs. Lichty did for a year-he,
in the meantime patiently aud kindly trying
to induce her to act the wifely part with him.
But on different occasions, when he had
nearly succeeded in winning her back to him,
the priests, or teachers would step in and
warn her that she could not take such n step
without the consent of the Church. and that
II che did her soul would be forever lost. He
then let his farm and moved away. thinking
his wife would go with him. butiniluence was
brought to bear upon her and she would not
leave the society.
4.* Li3hty then sued the church members for
damages, They made their own defense in
court, not believing in lawyers. The Bible
was their law book and they read in parts IRON
Numbers to Revelations. Simon Mennil, Of
Holland. who lived in the sixteenth century,
was their commentator. BY the Bible they
sought to Justify their course, and under, the
plea Of religious tolerance guaranteed by the
constitution, claimed verdict in their favor.
The testimony being all in and the arguments
having been made, the case went to the jury,
who soon brought in a verdict giving $500
damages to the plaintiff
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-13
LOUISIANA.

sMr. Albert Sanford, young man Just mar
ried, living on his plantation about sixteen
miles below here, was called to the door be-
tween and o'clock on Thursday, 2sth ut,
and fired upon and instantly killed There
being four distinct reports, 1t WAS evidently
the work Of two men armed with double bar
relied shotguns. Twenty-Five buckshot en-
tered his body. No inquest has been fled
anybody is suspected It is more than an. even
rumor can detect.--[Ouachita Telegraph.
Last Wednesday morning the iailer Billie
Greene, on entering the prison, discovered
that the prisoners. three in number, had made
their exit through a hole they had burned