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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-05-06
Generalitles.
And now PASSPORT has Mining Exchange.
The new British Parliament met THURSDAY.

effect
W. H. Vanderbilt and family have sailed fo
Europe.
The United States Supreme Court has adjourned
to May 10th.
There three million unmarried men in the
United States.
Most of the Democratic delegates elected in OHIO
for Thurman.
The Governor Of New York, has vetoed the bill
taxing foreign banks
Some of our Maine exchanges reported dande
lions in bloom last week
The Richmond folks say that they are going to
build another shoe factory.
Maor-General Samuel r. Heiutzelman died in
Washington, Saturday morning.
Large numbers of Canadians are coming into
New England to settle this spring.
TIE Cabinet are tayorably considering the project
OF reciprocity treaty with Canada
The Wing says the storm Of Thursday night was
the severest for some time, al Bangor
The Washingtou Monument Association asks for
so 600 more to complete the monument
henuebunk, Me expects to have a new Shoe
factory and wooden mill erected this season.
Thomas Scott has resigned thc Presidency Of The
Pennsylvania L. H., to take effect June l-t
Joshua Maker, aged %. Of Iasells Island was
drowned April 18th, while tending lobster pots
The remaining crews Of the life saving stations
along the New Jersey coast were taken oil Monday.
Scaret fever has been very prevalent in Portland
The Newport Times learns that diphthcria il
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The following fact the New York Herald
deemed worthy of mention on its editorial
page:
A Maine lady sat down in bootblacks char in
depot and had shine.
Maine ladies are bound to shine.
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Dandelion greens are now pedded about the
streets.
Geo. A. Callahan, Esq Of Lewiston, was in our
city last week
Sch. J. Ponder Jr of Salem, is in Dyers dock
where She will have some repairs.
The cars Jumped the rails in this city, one day
last week, causing a slight delay
The city marshal has posted a notice prohibiting
veloclpede and bicycle riding on the side walks
The Buskn Club. Of Bangor will sometime this
month, treat Our citizens to performance BY the
Boston Museum Company.
Capt John 6 Pendleton has sold his interest
one-sixteeuth, in ship Louis Walsh to Capt Angus
tus White, who commands her
the river and harbor bin was reported TO the
National House from the commerce committee on.
Tuesday II approprates 500 for Belfast harbor.
Mr. Isaac Cakes thinks the drowning Of his son
IN the Charles river Mass accidental and not sui
edal The remains we're Inferred at Newport on
Sunday last
CAPT Foeler was III On Monday as to render
i Improbable that he will be able to attend court
for the remainder of the present term ana his
rl<e- have been continued
Regular quarterly picnic supper Of Belfast Lodge
u Gool Teupars this. Thursday evening at
O'Clock After the supper the newly elected
officers Mil be installed followed ~ literary en-.
terlaumcnt
rac s,b l,ok..t arrived on saturday. ten day
from Baltimore with 500 tons ut coal for the
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The Democratic Senators seem dispos-
ed to drop the Kellogg case; and would
be glad enough if Senator David Davis
would sit down on Hill Of Georgia. Sen
ator Davis, it should be remembered,
weighs about one quarter Of a ton.
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That arrant old humbug, Scion Chase,
was cleverly dissected the other day by
the editor Of the Bangor Wing. The job
was well done.
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The steamer Newfield, which arrived
at Halifax, \. s., April Both, from Sable
Island, brought two seamen, named Cole
man and McGrath, who lately passed
through a terrible ordeal. They belong
ed to the schooner Proctor Brothers, of
Gloucester, Mass, fishing off the coast Of
Newfoundland. On the morning Of the
18th inst, they left their vessel in a dory,
with the intention OF setting travis, but
had hardly been away an hour when
storm, coming up suddenly, drove the
dory to sea, in spite of their utmost en-
deavorS to regain the schooner For
five days, without food or water and near
ly mad with hunger and thirst, they drift
ed aimlessly about, until, at the end of
that time, Providence guided their boat
to the shores of Sable Island. When
taken out of the dory by men at the
island, the poor fellows were 50 weak
that they were unable to stand, and had
to be carried on the shoulders of the
islanders. In addition to their sufferings
from hunger and thirst, McGrath had
one of his feet badly FROST bitten As
they have not yet recovered, they were
taken to the hospital on arrival at Halifax
Crop reports from Ohio, Indiana, Southern Hi
nos and Kentucky, of the most favorable char
acter
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+. b. Washburn states that under no
circumstances will he be candidate for
the Presidency. He is for Grant
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The Railroad and Telegraph Comp an1es'

At the session Of the Governor and
Council on Friday last, the following tax
and valuation was assessed upon the diff
fcrent railroad and telegraph companies
Il, +hp >,t9+p.
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"A Calcutta despatch says that the
Rumpa rebellion is practically ended. SO
that Rumpas is over.
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Hill of Georgia will be known as the
Senator with the iron jaw.
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The American Exodus.

While Europe is sending us cmigrants
by thousands upon thousands, and nearer
Canada is being depleted of her Young
men, who come to seek their fortunes in
this country, an exodus of our own citi-
zenS, to the countries on the other side of
the Atlantic, has set in and promises to
attain, this year, unusual proportions.
Our people do not go abroad, however.
to better their fortunes or to seek new
homes. 1t is because their fortunes have
bettered that they are enabled to indulge
in foreign travel. The steamers which
leave New York are crowded every trip.
| and on the principal lines all the state room
accommodations are engaged up to the
middle Of June. The New York Herald
says that passages for thirty thousand are
now actually taken, and it shows that an
estimate of what this number of tourists
wilt spend runs into large numbers lf|
every one Of thirty thousand visitors to
Europe spends five hundred dollars, saws
the Herald, this counts fifteen million
dollars. This average, however, is too
low. Few who 90 spend less than that,
While an overwhelming majority spend a
great deal more. Teachers, clerks, law
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-05-06

4 am lady says Mary Clemmcr in
a recent letter from Washington to the
New York Independent. But no one
would have suspected it in reading her
letters.
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Judge Peters decision in the Cumber-
land County Commissioners case, Prince
against Skillings, finds the petitioner en-
titled to the office Of Commissioner, he
having been lawfully elected, and orders
judgment entered in his behalf. The re-
spondent appeals to the full bench
In the announcement made last week
concerning the Republican excursion to
Chicago, the price Of hotel fare was stat
ed as - to 81 per day. Mr. J. SWEET
Rove, Secretary of the Blaine Club, writes
us that the price will be $3.50 to $500.
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REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
BELFAST, THURSDAY. MAY 6, 1880.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
w L L | 4 NJ ii =. 81 NJ 2 S o n

WITH PPLE MEN t
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The President has vetoed the dellcien
cy bill.
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Kentucky has on her statute books a
very stringent law, which allows no work
OF business to be done on Sunday except
household Duties. The law has been L
dead letter for Years. but on Sunday last
il was enforced, the police visiting all
places open, including newspaper offices,
and taking the name Of every person DO
ing work, for prescntment to the grand
jury. The list includes all classes, edit
ors. compositors, presslnen, newsboys,
saloon keepers and hacAnen
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DOMESTIC.

General Grant arrived at Galena on Tues
day and had hearty reception.
Wm. Bimmeran, merchant, suicided in
New York on Monday, leaving wife and
five children.
B. 0ppenheimer, wholesale dealer in dry
goods, failed at San Antonio, on Tuesday !;
liabilities, $500, 600; assets, S150,000.
Captain Joseph Honager, of the United
States Revenue Marine Service, 6ied at
Portsmouth, n. H., of malignant throat dis
ease, on Monday.
The Grand Jury of Dinwiddie county, Vir-
ginia, reported on Monday that they were
unable, after examination OF number Of per-
sons, to learn the names OF the lynchers Of
the negro Black.
S. NJ Pillsbury, Jr., aged 80, committed
suicide at Boston, on Monday, by guillotine
instrument, so constructed with weights,
grooves and pulleys as to insure death-a
perfect engine Of destruction. Cause, tempo
rary insanity.
Judge Foster, in the United States Circuit
Court at Topeka, Kansas, has issued his deci-
sion in the telegraph case, which accords sub
stantially with the order Of Judge Hallet at
Denver and COMPLETES the legal restitution
of lines to the Western Union Company be-
tween Kansas City and Denver.
A number of the survivors of the old Sixth
Massachusetts Regimentwere guests on Tues.
day of several Posts of the Grand Army Of
the Republic Of Baltimore, the occasion being
! the nineteenth anniversary of the attack upon
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DAILY RFGO8B.Byr0s SERIES,
VOLUME MUNGER Sc.
that regiment while marching through Balti-
more for Washington, under the first call Of
President Lincoln for troops, in 1861.

FOREIGN.
Bostwick, proprietor of the London Norm
ing Post is to be knighted
The United States frigate Constellation,
with provisions and clothing for Ireland's
poor, entered Queenstown harbor, on Tues
day morning.
Baron Won Radowitz has presented his
credentials as ambassador from Germany to
President Grevy.
A dispatch from Teheran of the 26th says
that 2,C00 infantry and 200 cavalry have
gone to Kharassan to reinforce the Persian
frontier guard.
A band of Albanians crossed the Servian
frontier on Tuesday, and were repused by
Servian troops. Both sides lost in killed and
wounded.
The London World of Tuesday says The
Queens health and spirits are unsatisfactory.
Her Majesty suffers almost constantly from
violent headaches.
The second series of Colonial wool sales
for 1880 opened at London on Monday with
full attendance. Bidding was animated.
Prices averaged about ten per cent
The International Fishery Exhibition was
opened at Berlin on Tuesday by the Crown
Prince Frederick William. The exhibition
was complete in nearly all its details, and
presents very fine appearance.
A circular from Premier de Freycinet, at
Paris, on Tuesday, to representatives of
France abroad, refers to the recognition of
the Roumania Greek frontier question, de-
limitation of Montenegro, affairs of Egypt,
the Hartmann affair and religious DEGREES.
The new Swedish Cabinet has been consti-
tuted with Hans Ludwig Forssell, Minister
of Finance Baron Won Ottor, Minister of
Marine Toube, Minister of War; Hederst-
jeka, Minister of the Interior, and Posse as
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Liberal leaders in England have not at
tempted to make any arrangements about
the Premiership. They await the Queens
summons. The Government is not expected
to resign until after the middle of the week.
The belief grows that George j. Goschen will
succeed Lord lYtton as NiceroY of India.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Wood in Bodie is three cents a pound.
Thirty cents per pound is offered for
wool at Petaluma.
The road from Truckee to Tahoe will not
be open much before June.
But little planting has been done in
Southern Utah by the Mormons this
spring
The Tuscarora New Times. Rerie,c has
been changed from morning to an even
ingpaper
At Red Bluff, Friday morning, Fred.
Wickwire stabbed Thomas Arthur, serious
ly wounding him.
A house with one room l0xl0 in Cam
delaria, Nevada, rents for $50 per month,
payable in advance.
A great many small land-slides have oc-
Cured on the road between Mendocino
City and Ukiah, but the road is still pass
able for horsemen.
Aturas, Modoc county, is out of candles,
coal oil, butter and lard. The people
smooth the matutinal slapiack with the
residue of the bacon.pan and swap stories
by the cheerful illumination of pine knots
One may stand in the two feet of fresh
spring snow at the University mine, on the
south end of Bodie Ridge, look across the
lofty summit of the snow-mantled Sierra
Nevada, and almost see the spires of the
Bakersfield churches in which near neigh
bors are holding strawberry festivals.
A shooting affray occurred at the Capt.
tai Saloon, Winnemucca, New, Friday
evening, in which James Thacker was shot
by James Doraine, and narrowly escaped
death-a bullet blowing furrow through
his scalp over his right ear. The wound
bled profusely, but it is not considered
serious. Doraine was arrested.
The Eureka New Leader says that as
big six-foot teamster was lifting for all he
was worth ON the wheel of wagon which
was stuck near the Richmond furnaces, a
little rooster about two feet high, just out
of dresses and into pants, with his hands
stuck in his pockets and staggering air,
accosted him thus: "Say, Mister, I'll
help you out; 1 can grunt and swear
while you lift"
"What kind of an animal is that?"
asked Boston lady, as she stepped into
the Truckee Market on Friday and pointed
to the carcass of calf that was hanging on
the wall. ''That, replied the man in the
red shirt, sis calf" "Oh, 1 see, said
the lady, "it's not dressed" "Yes, it's
dressed, replied the butcher, but dressed
with the skin on" "Ah, now / under
stand, " said the Boston student of our GUS
toms, "you cut up and sell meat with the
skin on in this country" YES" said he
of the red shirt, the skin keeps the juice
of the meat from evaporating." The lady
made note of this curious fact of Nevada
life, and it will doubtless serve to enliven
letter to her friends at home.
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III. III. PTERsON,

" ENLIST, as J STREET, BETWEEN F7sza
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- 'Sr7TffS
fetal Teeth inserted ON Cold Vulcanite and al bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction OF Teeth. ap14-lm
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 10.

We have spared no pains or
expense in fitting this Depart
ment up in the most approved
manner. and we believe those
who visit us will now give Sacra-
mento the credit for possessing
one Of the most convenient, com
plete and handsomest millinery
parlOrs on the Pacific coast.
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n. R. HHEyyEH.

n ENLIST, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF eTN
Seventh and streets, in Bryte's new cfY7Sb
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use of Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
1.,Ir,n
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DENTISTRY.


D ENLIST 04ATE WITH II. H. PIER H%E9
SOM s1ccessor to T. b, Reid No 317 Jcd9TYf9
street, between Third and Fourth. Artificial Teeth
inserted on all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction OF Teeth.
rap24-tf1
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
3. B. KLUNE,

Qate with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
VNTATCHMAKER AND JEwELER, as.,
Wv No GO J street between Second and VI.
Third. Dealer i'll Watches, Clocks, Silver e. n
ware Jewelry etc. Repairing in all its SSS.ssA
branches a specially under Mr. FLoBERG.
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Spring and Summer Supplement to regular PRICE
LIST is in print and will shortly be ready mailing
It will contain complete list of all New Spring and
Summer Goods received in our
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We are also pleased to mention that Case Of FINE IMPORTED
BONNBTS expected here for our Spring Opening, and which for
long while was delayed on the road has at last reached u.s. and will
be opened out for the first time MONDAY April 9h Among them
will be found Of the most unique and handGmS BOnGts
exhibited in this community In addition to these we are also pre-
pared to show the largest variety of Trimmed and nmmd Eats
be found under any roof west of the Rocky Mountains ranging
price from rs cents to $50 EACH We have engaged an extra force
Assistants for this Department. and purchasers Can at all times
expect to be well and promptly served.
further wish to remind the public that at previous
been well prepared to meet the wants Of
the trade in all departments at present Our shelves in
every part Of the house repee with the newest and
goods that the Eastern and Western Markets afford
everything novel be found under roof
Our recent increased connections with Of the most
important Eastern Manufacturers and Commission Mer
has placed position to sell goods at prices
many instances lower than those paid by dealers
jobbing houses.
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

[From San Francisco exchanges of April 25thl
The number of deaths in this city last
week was %; for the corresponding week
last year, 9S.
The receipts for duties at the Custom
house for the week were S66, 462, making
total since January lst of Sl,6SS,677.
At 10 o'clock last night there were $50
guests at the Palace Hotel, larger num-
Der than at any time since the hotel was
opened.
The United States Circuit Court has
issued twenty-five writs of possession to
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company to
property on Mussel slough, Tulare county.
The steamer City of Sydney arrived at
Sydney on the l4th, in passage of %
days from San Francisco, including de-
tention at Honolulu and Auckland. This
is one of the best trips made.
The raising of the weather blockade has
led to considerable show of activity in
the past day or two in business circles in
this city. Most of the hustle is the result
of the accumulation of orders that could
not be filled for want of transportation IA
cilities during the storm.
United States Customs Collector Thomas
B. Shannon has received instructions to
prepare the revenue cutter Thomas Corwin
to proceed to the Arctic Ocean in search of
the missing whalers Mount Wallaston and
Vigilant, in accordance with the bill
adopted by Congress few weeks ago. The
Chamber of Commerce of this city memo
rialized Congress ON the matter, with the
above result.
The United States sloop Pensacola, which
sailed from this port November l3, 1878,
for service in the waters of the South Pa
cific, has returned. She sighted Point
Bonita light at 10 o'clock last night, and
signaled with rockets for pilot several
times. No pilot came in response to the
signal, and the navigator, who had never
been through the Golden Gate, brought
the ship safely in at 2 o'clock this morning
by the chart.
The steamship City of Peking was re-
leased from quarantine yesterday afternoon
and brought alongside of the Mail Dock,
where she now lies discharging cargo. The
cabin passengers were all landed and were
apparently III excellent health and spirits,
and rejoieed to stand on terra firma again.
The Chinese passengers and members of
the crew on board of the hulk are reported
to be in good health, and no sign of disease
has been developed since they left the
steamer.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Races Ina Ena,aud.
LONDON, April 20th.--The Prince of Wales
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In April three more volumes of Pro-
fessor Max Muller's 50 Sacred Books of the
East will make their appearance. The
first of them, being volume four of the Sc
ries, will be "The Vendidad, translated
by James Darmesteter and the second,
"The Bundahis, Bahman Vast and Shay
ast-la. sha-yast, by E. W. West, and the
third, "The Institutes of Visbnu," by
Professor J. Jolly. SIX other volumes are
in preparation, the last Of the SIX having
title which no member OF the western
branches of the human family is expected
to pronounce correctly. 1t is this; 1.-The
Mahaparinibbana Sutta, the Tevigga Sutta,
the Mahasudassna Sutta, and the Dham-
neutrality-suspicious. Sutta,
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j. HYMlN. JR.

WY ATCHMAHER AND JEwELER, NO. go
wv 1856 street, between Fifth and Sixth SS7A
Just received a very fine lot of Watches and ~ d
Jewelry, which will be sold at a very low Gss,ssS
price, Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
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WILLIAM q. MILLER

MO. 100 ] STREET, NEAR SEVENTH,
N Matchmaker and Jeweler. Importer YIN
and Dealer in Watches, SIverware, Jewery, e. IN
etc Repairing a specially, under Robert sNs.AAssS
Marsh. An country orders promptly attended to.
[d29-lptfl
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TO LEASE

~ Twenty six good steady boarders, with ;.;
bar and grocery store attached. All doing MI
good business. Rent, $50 Only responsible persons
need apply. Inquire Of CARL STROBEL, No 81
j street sacramento. ap14-12t*