The Republican journal., 1881-12-01
6eneral1ttes.

Minister HamIin has arrived at Paris on his way
! to Spain
The Americans in Berlin celebrated Thank ssiv-
| ing by banquet
Howgate pleads not guilty of the charges of
| embezZlement and forgery
| The directors of the Mechanics Bank Of Newark
| n. } - hope to revive the bank.
A receiver will probably be appointed for the
Pacific National Bank of Boston.
| Boyd has accepted a challenge from Hanlan to
row for the Thames championship.
Rinderpest is reported in Lower Austria 3OSS
| ANIMALS have thus far been lost by the pest
Brick PomeroY is bankrupt at Denver. where
| he has been concerned in mining operations
General Butler wrote to Trustee Chaffee, offering
him 80 cents on the dollar fol- the Sprague trust
property
The Republicans Of Boston have nominated Dir
Samuel A. Green for mayor. II e is at present city
physician.
| Judge Cox isreceiving large number of letters,
/ threatening him unless he shall rule severely
| against Gulteau
The storm in Great Britain Nov p is said to
! ave been the most severe known at Queenstown
for thirty years
heavy gale prevailed throughout Great Britain
| and Ireland Saturday and Sunday, doing serious
| damage to property.
The Washington correspondent Of the Boston
Traveller thinks Mr.. Reeds chances for tie Speak
| ership are very good
1t is thought that the grand jury Of the district
| OF columbia has entered upon an investigation of
| the Star route cases.
The Virginia readusters intend to maintain
| their organization, with a view of carving the
| spring election in that State
The grand jury of the District of Columbia have
| found an indictment against William Jones for at
| tempting to kill Guiteau on Saturday week
The Garfield memorial services TO be Held in 'hc
| Representatives. chamte. at Washington during
| the coming session Will lie very impressive
Theodore P Baldwin ate teller of the MecAan
les Bank, of Newark n j has been arrested ON
| the charge of classifying the books of the bank
The central National Bank of Boston have re
ceived all official order fl om Comptroller Knox to
increase its capital stock by addition Of half
| million.
Sioux City, Iowa is becoming one of The great
gram centers of the Northwest One firm IN that
| city handled 100000 bushels Of wheat during the
past year.
dispatch from Richmond states that it is al
| most certain that Capt Riddlebergcr viii receive
the nomination Of the Readjustcr caucus for The
| United States Senate,
One Wisconsin county estimates that in ciglt
months the cost incurred through tranps was 3
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|
Wisconsin voted at her recent election to have
biennial legislative sessions ard to pay the legISa-
| tors 800 for their two YEAS service Instead Of
| $500 per year as has b en- done
Henry j. Spooner RepubEcan has bppn elected
Congressman to succeed Senator Aldrich in the
first Rhode Island district HAYWARD Rpnubhcan
has been elected MAYOR Of Providence
lore Beaumont commandment at the Portsmouth
Navy Yard has been received by him and the tlac
of Rear Admiral is hosted at the yard
| Thirteen medical experts Oh insanity held TWO
! hours conference with GuIteau. Sunday and then
suits are Believed to have been arrived at
|
President Garfelds memory is TO honored in
London by the founding Of Home for Working
| Girls to tie called Garfield House 4 lady has
| gwen II .2oO TO committee for this purpose
At meeting of the Grand Lodge of English
| Free Masons to be held on the 1th OF December,
| the Prince of Wales Will move vote OF condo
| lence with the family OF the late brother, James
A Garfield
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bons by giving columns Of returns showing towns
| with coored majorities going tr Daniels the
funder. This is The reply to the bourbon howl
| the niggers did it,
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| aIlauetPiiId mas aleau3 prepared programme
nirersarv Of the landing of William Penn There
| Will be three days of PROFESSIONS naval displays
historical tabeauX, fireworks teasts and speech
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,olHe9 y Tug SoNttnuemt in me STAR route cases,
gross Irregularities in the matter of eY pediting"
mail routes under the administration of General
| Brady.
oIdla Louise heI'ogg at laSt owns up tlat she Is
| solng 70 marry .. "nlthey' TSP fh,iadeI
at New York, and they viii spend some ttue
abroad. meanwhile building permanent home at
New Hartford.
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with proper a small pox patient in the attic OF
house need not give the disease TO any body living
| below that floor.
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that he has signihed his acceptance and is now
! putting professional business in shape for assump
| ton OF the office.
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