The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-03-25
Spring house cleaning NAV now be looked for.

| are ENJOYING three weeks vacation
Richard Berry, who has Just served a sentence
for drunkenness in Belfast Jail, was before Justice
! Rogers on Saturday, charged with obstructing an
officer in the discharge of his duties. Berry was
fined 3 and costs, and in default of payment
committed to Jail
The performance of the Boston Theatrical com
! pany, Ill this city last week was very good, but
| SHINY attended Mr. Edw. SWEET of Portland
new star in the theatrical world the leading
gentleman, and played his part finely The com
1 pany deserved better success
| The ice operations continue at Unity Pond,
many thousand tons having been already harvest
| ed. the stated last week working night and
/ day The Maine Central railroad company is
making preparations to lay side track for the ac
! commodaton of loading cars, \ portion OF the ice
will not be shipped until July
We are informed by Geo f. Bracket, of this
city, Grand Secretary Of the Grand Lodge Of Good
Templars that the annual meeting of that body
will be held in Bangor on Tuesday and W ednesday.
April % and u. Half fare tickets will be issued
on steamboats, and railroads A report OF the year
Will show a large gain in lodges and membership.
Belfast Lodge will send full delegation OF ten
one Belfast horse having been written into no
toriety We will now chronicle the intelligence of
pair OF coach horses owned by the Belfast Livery
company When harnessed they will leave the
stable alone search around the building until the
hack is found when they viii take their respective
stations each side of the pole If the hack cannot
be found. the horses VIII back up to any vehicle
that has pole attached
The schs Florida and Lois Y. Chaples of Belfast
arrived at jacksonville March Ii. Same day the
ship VIM H Common, Of Searsport, sailed from
Cardiff for Hong Kong The ship p. Pendleton,
OF Searsport arrived at Batavia Jan. -, from New
ork Schrs 4. B. Perry and Annie Lee, with
Belfast cargoes. arrived at jacksonville March L.
The ship Chandos OF Belfast which recently led
from New York has been three times reported
spoken. the last time Feb T., IN lat p north The
scArs Charley Buck and Flora Condor Of Belfast
arrived at New ork on the 2lst inst, the former
with lumber. nineteen days from Pensacola and
the latter with lumber SIX DAYS from Brunswick.
despatch from san Francisco brings intelH-
-euce of the death in that city the 18th. OF Mr..
/ Rooegt l. Tildel. a native OF Belfast at the age
lt ~ Deceased was son Of the late liam
Iiiden AMI brother of Mrs Thomas H. Marshall.
\ He was a printer having learned the business III
the Journal Office, under the propretorship OF
/ Rowe a Griu. contemporaneouslr with Geo. b
Moore Mr. 1llden went to California about 1893.
and passed there and ii Nevada the remainder OF
his life save brief visits to the east. He
man OF many excellent qualities. which endeared
/
tor af the journal has the happest memories Of
deceased. whose friendship he valued in the days
lang syue
POLICE ITEMS. Leander Davis was before Jus
tee Greer, on SATURDAY,. on complaint OF Joseph
Jenncy. tor assault and battery. The warrant
charges Davis with assaulting Jenney the might
Of Friday last Davis was discharged. on com
plant of policeman Leayitt Charles H Roberts. Of
Brooks was before Justice Greer on Monday for
drunkenness and disturbance H was sentenced
to fifteen days in Jail, from which he appealed.
Annie ID Sboes entered a complaint Of drunken
ness and disturbance against Frank Clark and on
Monday the parties appeared before Justice Green.
The case was settled without trial. Clark paving
the costs Of court .On Tuesday VIM Robbins
IT was before Justice Rogers on a complaint Of
drunkenness and disturbance. Robbins sen
fenced to fifteen days in JAIL
Tta f.u r.r.t,r- H. .hore t.harios I'LL boar
amended so tina, the catching of porsies by the
use 81 purse and drag seiues is prob bed in all OF
the small bays. iuets. harbors or rivers Of this
state where any entrances to th4 same or am, MARI
thereof t-oin land tn laDd l. not NOR, -haD two
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+. '"'N'''. MAN. Augustus Y. Lindsey y Lam
l'-A'i"t, committed SUICIDE by shooting at NO.
4 NJ Portland street. Boston. OIL Tuesday Of last
( week 1t was subsequently, learned beyond
doubt that Lindsey on that day murderously as
I Nt44ted At Lynn, aielo| workman named llllam
/ H. Baker ana after committing the deed robbed
/ tLr uoGy q gold watch and cham Baker was
/ ulsInltl. at work for L. \. May a Co. and
alone Il the room at the time the assault was
made. Baker found unconscious, the dlscoy-
| cry being made by blood trickling through the
door to room below. lie was struck a heavy
blow on the back of the head by bludgeon, and
sustained fracture Of the skull lie also reeeiv
ed a very heavy blow Oh the left side Of the fore
head which caused large cash, and another rac-
ture d the skull III that spot The jaw bone was
broken. and there was cash III the left side of the
face through into the mouth In the back Of his
head there was large hole, which the doctors in
attendance THINK was caused by has falling back