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The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

Mcclellan is busy i'll the cndeavor to
snatch the Greenback nomination for
Congress. Should he succeed, his aim
will then be to combine all the anti Re
publican strength on himself, and make
a desperate push for an election. Murch
and his friends must be prepared for an
attempt to capture their convention.
For ourself, we should like nothing bet
ter than to see Mac succeed in securing
d nomination. He would be the weakest
and most unpopular candidate that ever
went before the people Of the Fifth Dis
trct.
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17
The Republican Nominee for Vice Presl-
dent

General Chester \ Arthur, the republican romi
ice for the Vice Presidency is the sou of a Pres
bytcrian clergyman. He was born in New ork
about 1880 and began active life as a lawyer gain
lng immediate prominence. especially among aboli
uoulSts for the able manner IN which he defended
several fugitive slaves from the attempt of Lem
mon. NlrIlnan, TO carry them back into bondage
Mr. Arthur was delegate to the first republican
convention IN the State of New York On the
breaking out otthe war he became Engineer-iu- Chief
on the staff OF Morgan. and after made
Quarternaster General OF the State forces He
prepared individually the harbor defeuccs for
New ork city. General Arthur took conSpcu-
Gus part in the convention Of 1864 III preventing
the nomination OF Dickinson and securing the
successful candidacy of Andrew johnson. Under
the administration of President Grant he was ap-
pointed Collector Of the port OF New York and
was removed by President Hayes-not for any
Lack OF ability, character and efficiency, but
for his support OF Senator COnkhug's war against
Pres Hayes civil service ideas Pres HAYES sub
Sequently testified his appreciation Of Arthur's
ability and purity by rendering him a foreign APP
pontment. All the New York papers speak OF
Arthur as a man of great ability and purity. While
II Is true that his nomination was made because Of
The fear that otherwise Conkng would do nothing,
to carry New York. Yet the fact that the Ono
delegation. composed of friends OF HAYES Sherman
and Garfield, seconded Arthurs nomination. show
ed that all past irritation was gone
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

The Fifth District Greenback Conven-
ton is called to be holden in this city,
on Tuesday, June 22d. The Progressive
Age makes this the occasion of an editori-
al in which the writer, without actually
naming the editor of that paper as the
probable candidate, cannot avoid look
ing upon him with very suspicious eye
The double headed party is likely to have
q very lively time before it settles the
candidacy in this district
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17
The Searsport Spool and Block Manu- :
featuring Company.
HOW BIRCH WOOD Is MADE INTO uAVnsolIE
STOOLS FOR WINDING SILK, THREAD, ETC A
VERY CREDlrABLE ENTERPRISE IN WHICH OUR
NEIGHBOURS ARE ENGAGED

On a recent pleasant day we made visit to our
near neighbors of the beautiful town Of SearspUrt
The six mile drive crossing the bridge from our
city, and skirting the shore of the bay was a most
enjoyable one The fields were covered by a lux
urant carpet Of green, the trees shew thc attractive
foliage Of later May, and the tnkliug song Of the
bobollnk filed the air, while before US stretched
the splendid panorama Of PenobScot Bay It's white
capped waves flashing IN the brisk summer breeze
No one who has an eye for ihc beautiful can ride
to ana through SeMsport at this season without
OelhE charmed, not only by the natural scenery,
Dut " wei by the ncatness, order ana Thrift when
are evidenced by The dwellings, and their surround
lngs. These men Of the sea have transferred t.
ther houses and grounds tie attretiyeucss which
belongs TO we'll ordered Ship But We NE forget
ting that We set out 10 describe a mauulaetory
and not natural OF artificial scenery
Passing through the bu,incs. purt d thc TOM.
we aIighted N the hollow beyond al group ol
largo buildings, where the hum Of machinery and
pulling of steam Indicated THAT humau ingenuity
was wrestling Win unshapcI material M Grorg-
T. Merritt, who met ald shcw the visitors thrmgh
tAe establishment, is one OF lie Directors ara l,r.s
ent manager III the searsport Spool aud B,ark
Manufacturing Company The Stock Is ovu.. t,y
MIR, Geo L. Merrill, G. Nickels tPre,idcnll j 4,
Pendletou, 3. F. reudeton, B Nichols # #
Buck and q. T. Gorlou, Treasurer Iho tu,i
ness which the present company represents vas
founded as long a-o is loiI by tirurgc Mcniil.
fathuf 81 Tie present manager whY came to Seat.
pert 'rAm Portland at that time II WAS Mn honest
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17
Collision OF Two Ocean Steamers.

The steamship Queen which arrived at New
York Tuesday reports that on the 18TH when BOO
miles east Of Sandy Hook, in dense fog she col
were seriously damaged and for while it was
thought both would sink The Queens bow was
stove IN. The boom of the Queen plunged into
state room Of the Anchora in which three Young
ladies were and their escape almost miracu-
lous. There was great excitement on board both
vessels, but no was injured The Queen
brought the Anchoras passengers to New ork
The latter steamer had % feet of water in her
hold Two compartments were filled with water
Assistance has been sent to her The Queen has
rent IN her port bow, through which as one of
the sailors expressed it, "a horse and cart can be
driven 1t reaches below the water line. but how
far is yet unknown. The forward bulkhead is fill
ed with water TO the bulkhead in both of the
ships their safety is due. But for these safeguards
they with their living freight would have been at
the bottom Of the sea in less than fifteen minutes
after the accident occurred.
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

Mrs. Sara !. Spencer Of Washington,
y. q. ~ verl bright woman by the way
addressed The Grccnback convention at
Chicago last week i'll advocacy Of woman
suffrage, ana made a neat hit at Dennis
kcaney. Dennis said, in reply to Mrs
Spcnccr's remarks, that Mrs kearncy had
told him to keep away from the women
~utlragists u on his return home he would
4eta hatron instead Of a kiss, which
Yrs S responded; u am glad to know
who is the head Of the Dennis kearney
famiIy.'
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

Solon's steer train was switched off on
a side track at Port Huro by a customs
official, according to the Lewiston Jour
nal, and at Chicago Scion was run off of
the Presidential track
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

The New York Herald saws that the
Grccnbackels have put forth for the sut-
TRACES Ola confiding people some mrrcno-
body named Weaver, content 10 TEST their
candidates chances for Success not on his
personal grandeur, but on the poor posi-
bility that because he is little known it
Viii hc difficult to prove his imbecility
For such cowardly policy have they
sacrificed the noble De La Matvr. the
irrcprcssblc kcarney, the one and only
Ben Butler, George Francis Train, Brick
pomeroy and Blue Jeans Williams.
IN his speech at augusta Georgia, the
other day Cen. Gordon in replying to the
charge of his enemies that he ''waS can
didate for Vice President, first on the
Grant ticket then on the Tildcn ticket,
then on any ticket" made the following
neat rclolnder:
Well it was sand an honest confession was good
ter the soul He would say Lie candidate for
Wee President. but it was on Mrs. Gordon's ticket
and the Senate over which he would preside was
composed al the little tiordons At klrkwood. ZAP
plause
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

Scion wanted to be presidential can
didate, but Chicago beef was heavier
than the steers
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

The Boston Post says the nomination
Of Garfield places Maine in the list Of
doubtful states. Yes, in one sense it does.
The only doubt is as to whether the Re
publican a.ority shall be !, 900 or 10 600
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

The Secretary of the Treasury has sent
to Congress 4 statement showing that the
expenditures Of the government from July
l,lS6l, toJune 30, 1869, inclusive, amount
ed to 81, 100, ~, 50792. Of this the or
binary expenses Of the government were
5000 80, l23.62, and the amount eNpend-
is stated to be 50, Isl ,243, :}S5. 30
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

Machias girls "sozzle", according to the
editor Of the Union. What does the man
mean?
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

Fuller Of the Rockland Courier will
have to ask himself how old he is He's
a census enumerator. His summer suit
will be trimmed with red tape
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

Sena Blaine, who is expected to ar
rive at his home in Augusta the latter
part Of this week, will be rendered a
grand reception by the citizens Of that
place. There will be music, speeches
and fireworks
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17
In our news columns will he found III

III our news columns will be found de-
tails of the appalling disaster on the
Sound Friday night. Some of the pas
sengers, it will be seen, censure the officers
of the lost steamer, Narragansett. An
official investigation will determine, how
ever, upon whom the blame rests In
the OPINION OF the seataring mon the Off
GERS Of the Stonington cannot be blamed
for the accident The courses of the col
hiding steamers lay together, but had the
Stonington sounded two successive whis-
ties instead of one in reply to signals of
the Narfagansctt the accident i'll III prob
ability would not have occurred. The
taking fire of the Naragansctt after the
collision IS thus explained. 1t appears
that the shock of the collision burst the
gas tank on the Namagansett, and the
escaping gas igniting communicated fire
| almost instantly to the vessel The Mar
raganSett was $500 TONS ana valued at
$4,000 An examination of the wreck
has been made and il is thought that the
steamer can be saved
The night was intensely dark It the
time Of the disaster, and fire, water and
darkness made combination Of terrors
hardly to be imagined. Thc disaster
might easily have been more fearful in
deed it is wonderful that So few were lost
Had the night been cold and stormy, had
the vessel not been well supplied with life
prcscryers, and had the other steamers
not been near at hand to help with their
boats, very few out Of tie three OF four
hundred passengers would have escaped.
We find ii Tie accounts Of Tie recent
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

The next President: JAMES A. GARFIELD How
does that look! PASSPORT Sentinel.
We think here that it looks first rate.
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

Commenting on the statement OF 10
cal contemporary that, ''ifour navigation
laws were repealed, 50 that our citizens
could obtain American registers for YES
srls purchased abroad, little time would
clapsc before the american flag would he
seen in every part Of the world, the
American Ship forcibly remarks
We have no doubt Of it Yes every British
built vessel would speedily have an American hts-
Sand, with American papers, still retaining the
British oNnrr and all the earnings save the bus
bands commission and the port charges would go
70 En2laud and the American flag would De Seen
everywhere On all vessels in our home ports rivers
ana lakes, canals and bays 1t would then be not
only britannia rules the wave" but the lakes.
bays MYERS. and canals OF the well as ut the
old world All the smaller craft such as canal
boats, Bay aH0 river craft would be built III Eng
llnd and hr transported to the United States
either entire or piecemoa On BRUSH steamers
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

Sphere Scientists is the heading under
which the Boston Herald chronicles the
dongs of the professional base balists.
\ natural inference is that they do not
play a SQUARE game.
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17


The New York Tribune says that Mrs.
Garfield is lady who will honor the
White House by her gentle preseAee
She is a woman Of a sweet and winning
spirit, and of bright and cultivated mind
As Miss Lucretia Rudolph she was an
exceedingly pretty and interesting girl,
and her marriage with the General was
on both sides Of ideal affection. Her in
tellect has kept pace with her husbands;
she has studied the books he studied,
taken up languages with him, and has so
trained herself as to fit her boys for college
in the most thorough manner She is an
excellent Latin scholar, and is also prof.
Gent in several modern languages. She
is a little lady, graceful in carriage, and
having most frank and charming manners.
The river and harbor bill as finally passed appro
pirates IS 1929 800.
hurricane, Sunday, did great damage in some
parts of New Jersey. One man is reported killed
A tornado did great damage in New Hampshire,
Sunday evening.
The nomination of Gen. Longstreet to be resi-
have been rumors of considerable impending oppo-
sltlon) was confirmed without discussion.
The .. S. Senate, Monday passed the marshal's
bill, and the House the Senate pension bill and
wrangled over the electoral count rule and then
postponed it till December. Congress was to have
adjourned yesterday
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

kearney was the most conspicuous fig
urc in the greenback convention. The
sand lots statesman in shirt sleeves at
tracted more attention than Uncle Scion
and bis steers
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

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The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

Walter Bracket the fish painter, is making a
portrait Of Gen Butler to be placed in the military
asylum at Togus, Ne.
This portrait is quite in Brackets line
Butler is tishy subject.
The Republican journal., 1880-06-17

The steamer Stonington was hoisted into the
dry dock at New York Her bows, nearly twenty
feet aft and above water line, are completely de-
mollshed, and to prevent filling with water canvas
blankets have beeen nailed over her hold Her
stern piece is completely shattered and the main
deck leading back to the forecastle twisted and
torn up, showing the shock was very severe
, 1880-05-19
CASUALTIES.
DROWNED.

1JIkASN ~ Ella
CINCINNATI, o., Mny 1s.-TIerman Crovcy
~ yeass old, yesterday fell from raft Into
the Underwater III TIC vicinity Of the South
rrn flnIr0nh nnd Uest street while playing
with dog atHf wns drowned. There were
several deprnved men and boys oil the bank
within 100 feet IT where le VIA drowned, but
tempt 10 snvu him.
sp<tta. Dt,pnfth to 1At chteneo T+tbunr.
.1.AFAyET7E Ind, ,Atuy ls.-Thc body OF
Charles. tla 1t-ycar-0ld son Of it.sl Sc!,lllng,
l'Rs bet, recovered frt't,l ttocn,lal. u. went
IN lmth!ng last s:yeming. .nlm1, getting beyond
'' osy. tes, "S, M'pa''. . *. cnrsage tribune.
a%T Easr S$>1S.wt S$S}4 Mai Nth: h.: Asy t isn ;cn' nn''
Iterscy lust night. Tho lN,y fell Into tlu
md tl,s N boy y were l%th drowned. Tho bodies
were ss::si 5ssstG' j1:!tss ts%y q RI. oa,. Tribune.
,,tGnA;Xn tGnAXn ll4yES, Mich, hlay i3.-1J. +.
river herr. this afternoon winn ont IlahlME.
lie nlid 1faneHck, the Sfg1tnf s,tficer, were III
linncock wtls rescued. Wnolbury was lately
married. md }ad been hero ct tho Cutler
House iienrly three weoks with hts wife.
IN wt.s co,'nere!n! traveller tro,, .toin B.
md bis liltentlttl wife were oll the hlrihznit
wl,en wrecked here Inst fail: The lady, wns
Tue first woman wllo came ashore. Ille body
ist,At ree0yeyrtl.
1.atferty and wife md John Enclll.er and
vito were rowing on Lime Luke Sunday
evening. the bout ran against q silag nntl
caps!ztyt. Mrs. EMcllner antl MT. LattGFty
were drowned nml tie others saved thrlr
llses after desperate struggle by cl1nglng
to The boat.
, 1880-05-19
srAnnED WITH SCISSORS.

Carrie Lorenz. keeper uf i bagufo Mt No.
6i0 Clnrk street, WIS brntally beaten md cut
lip yesterday BY her "mau," Tho1uas l.u-
renx, who Is, described by tl,e police
Us low fellow. They Ind bum
qslurrel1ng for some tlnu past, Carrtu
having eyincetl slcsIru to gut rlI OF
Tllomas becansa of l,ts general w0rtllesuoss,
alll to tllls end sta deprived him OF his usual
daily allowances Of cash. At $50 yesterday
ntternoon they Ind terrible hght In tho
house, at1t lorcnx, selzIng Il pAtr Ut scissors,
plunged tho b!a,les tcl or dozUn times into
the body of hls mistress, and left hsr
lyluR, ~ ho thought dcnl Oil TIC floor.
.rha aflray created great exeltemeMt In the
ntlorous 1ireclNct III Which It occurred, a1A
great crowd gathered about the place.. Sin
tgulnrly enough, na Gnu thought Uf capturing
I.oreilz ultil long inter liz lind escaped from
good Ills escnpe. Tho w0s,nll WIS caretl for
! by kone WOMEN. OF this netRhbQTllooa. She
was not dra1i, but unconscious by reason qf
,her injuries. d.; tcca!llsterr. who was
stabs III tue head and thu saulo humber on tile
hands and wrists. One cut had nearly Sow
ert.l llttlp tIngur from ths hand. Ilesu IL.
turIos were dressed nlltl The WuulRit WIS sUlIt
To tho County Hospital. wlets, ut last A.
counts, she W1a dolhg we'll
, 1880-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS,


Airs c. Il, johnson, Of No. 1870 Michigan
aycnne, and Mrs. c. Il. Tyler had call from
a velltler If oils, WIN wislsra item 10 mid
lin lit .lMlrm!'1cIna lnt, tito market MI IN.
gredient for causing the otl to burr, clear mid
without snlokc. Tie ladies' talked 10 him
for some .tI1nc, asd were. 10 receive as a
present II handsome suit 0f furniture from
New York. 'f4ey considered him snspic!ous.
anil reported Mt thu Central S!ntlo.l. They
lars olit BY keeping tlieir doors md windows
tightly closed.
Ja!ucs Hurley, brother. Of Michael. re-
Gently awarded four ycnrs H. the l'enitetItiory
for the burglary ut Gave Hros'.. dry-R9o.lB
stose OIL Archer avenue, md nKnlnst whom
ssas Il "s'fs aee, $!sts f.! aS S:tfy
S saoon, ea'f;es So $ ss sG! st?set p'ss was
nf1eStSl ;n , ysfte1!lay 'y Gtllcer iinon "f
ths ps Mfs nkG ~ Sr 1ussy Gy"s
colnpllce. IN tho nbnve burglary. nnd assault.
and alsn u, nil assault IN Inst February mpo,l
Julius Edwin, Of No. IL Purple street. Mat
thcwH TholaN. nlso nm .accon,p!ice, was re-
iii the burglary.
a. telegram frnm st. Louls. published yes
tcr.!ny, il9tcd ihe arrest III that city of Andy
chleaeso thIe!. Fro.n tho fae! that Atldy Vas
cauxlt btlrglafizing = large drugstore. 1twass
the, q1Iniro ,robberIcs mt Fuller Il fnller''s
md at Lord, Stontelt~rK & Co.'s store IN this
ccity. both Of whicl, rrohlierles wsrc noted III
I'nr TRIBUNE shortly after their occurrence:
tlefied f"n time police detection: Only
q few tlnya, mgo DetcctIso Elliott re:
,eetye'l q ".ip" that the quin!ne @ hal
f1f fur 2:i1 In rf,rf,ynrp,f nit lnHf hr Etlipr
, 1880-05-19
AT coUuEtssponr, IA.

1}nAnronp, Pa, May ia speelal to tho
Era from Coudcrsport, Potter County, Pa,
snys: At 8 o'clock this afternoon lire broke
out IN tho rear room OF StcbbIns Bros.' storr,
used for storing oil. The town Is without
water-suppty or t're-apparatns, and nothing
could be done to check the fire, which burned
rapidly, by o'clock every dwelling, store,
and place Of business IN the town, except the
Courthouse. Bakers Hotel, Nann's Insur-
Ancc Hotel, md the .TO,t17lut prtnttng-o'en,
wcre lnid IL ns,es; About forty ia!t!dl,!Es u
INSURANCE, s756o0. No livos reported lost.
, 1880-05-19

a midwife living In the same building, and
since tho 9th Of Afny by Dr. Quail. The
doctor knys she died Of inflammation Of the
womb caused by strong injections 0f vinegar,
Which she hcrself applied for tho purpose
of procurinX MI abortion. II Is isow
claimed that stie a!nno was 10 blame
for her death. but tho nejghbors do
not appear to Ie satisfied with that explana-
N0t1t and want 4 full and impartial inquiry.
Mrs. Nelson wns married woman, ~ years
of age, an.i left n husband ntNi two young
ctt!dre1,. Mr: Nelson called upon tlen. Nam!
last night to deny TINT lis wife had attempted
nbortlas!s md e Htatu that tlln injections
wEte used for nlIcr purposes. liz WIS ,lNlts
willing there should ln. q full Investigation,
nnl The Coroner will therefore tIuli all In
Quest and thn Cannty Physician make a post-
ff,orteln examination at II O'Clock this fore
noon ut the house.
, 1880-05-19
THE WEATHER.,

OFFICE Or THE C1.lEE SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsl1ssoroy, y. c., May 10-1 4. nL-FUr
tho Upper Lake reKlon rising barometer.
cooler, westerly Winds, partly cloudy weather,
nnd occasional rain.
For tho Lower Lako region falling. fol-
lowed by stationary Or higher, barometer.
southerly, yeertng to westerly winds, partly
cloudy weather, and occasional rains, nearly
stationary temperature.
Fur tic Tennessee md Ohio Valley, sta
tionary Or ,r!a1ng barometer, STATIONARY, fol-
temperature, clear or pasily cloudy weather,
Boutherly vcertnR to westerly Winds,
For the .UpEer Mississippi anu Lower Mis-
cooier, westerly yi1iis, !artly cloutly, wealth.
cAutlonary signals continue at altlWaukeo,
Section !. Grand Haven, Sectlon $, Chscaso,
Section I, Toledo, atil SalWlusky.
luCAL UuHE!lyATlUEh.
IN
, 1880-05-19
his arrest. The affair created some excite
nlcnt, but tho exercises OF tho Society
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE CINCINNATI FESTIVAL.
6ptttat Dhratth to The Chicago Tribune.
Ctrc1rAAr1. O.. Mny 1s.-Tho frat concert Of
tho May Fcatlval Ii nlreAdy thing Of tho pnst.
grnnt chorus. great orchestra, great audi.
encc, md great enthusiasm nro tho elements
TINT Mtyo entered lnto grcat a,,cccBs. Tho
c'ty is In hoilday attiro. gay with color md
graceful with decorations, uni IL otowdrsl with
ft,Ialeane. with collnnlssc,its, with rtfrinHity-
Aeokora, mid with n gruat uf1'wd WIN will ht
literally trlyaatl into ti11 beldf by tho force,
vlgor, md overwhelming power of tho ef'ae.f,-
bic nntl by tho imposing arrny anl l0cai rr'lb
and enthusiasm. TINT they lko classical music.
for,nanco of thls evening, Il WIN 10 tf Interest
i,,,tKe IN to Organization Of tha inl1ecal army.
TIM s9osss arr ton n ,t'nlnr r. f"'}ows @ ;; Mss ~
A,str AAs sas~ WI s"'R dfs het pu y @
,1 r Nm Tn,R yfussh sh 'fst t.s y a sonsy st1s
q r':i appe',rinS n AGgss7ts @ Tiss A,'n!a
5 "ft p'.} MHsio " tic ooese SR VIZ s 4, hs sans
urnbl0 experience tit nrnfot1n m.isiei M!as Ahnie
;s rso cr II III. w!9 1sxn nsSs 10 , nif'ty % ~ Inc e wy e
aSsr aases sr y! i,r,pu ' as'lasny ,o cstva:
Niss i;'nsna t;r!'neh. d 0nal1nntl, wiz b., ~:
E'0nor itaio U.lnpnn'nI. whoso Rl9fnuS yetso ID
inro, WHO ssing in tho "Tne Messiah. IN
t'hieaEo. mt lonE slneo; NJ: Prei liar. a.
y.y; Of Enss, r,os."ai a,,teeaentS snns wo on5y s
three years. .and VIII eltl,nr mike ot 1oso hla
reputation In this Postiynl: Mr. Myrnn y.
nvurywhcrn rncognzrd ns tho representative
Anar!gsn hi!so: sr + Z. ;acol,aonnn ~ VIC ctni. ,,
ins ,i,o viinsatld wilInppcar III tho l1est hovon
Miss IN aoi.,lsti did Mr. ucorgo ]. whiting, ID
woae uitlcInnt ha1ds tho organ will perform fis
tNlrt IN tho llheh Ghtitnth, tho ll0uthDTcn Mhsa,
and dudley lt1,ek'F" Golden 1eguntl."
..Tho ,,tclnl list OIL the cioras snows go mines,
Ii; iirHt ultns. Ii. fcoonl. ~: trat tenors, -:
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| SOPRANOS aud btsHcn lB usual outnumbcrtHg tho
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