The Republican journal., 1881-08-04


Inc bangor wing says; Inc unusual acuVlty
IN the hsh parrel market continues and slaves ana
headings are IN greater demand and selling Tor
better prices than they have been for several
years Inc destruction OF the mills at ureatworKs
was great misfortune TO the stave business, as
they made large quantities there The other mills
are now taxed TO their utmost capacity, and large
orders are frequently received from DINER States,
Dut cannot De nlled, as the demand for nome con
sumption 1ar exceeds Inc supply.
Inc hehnepec journal says there are twenty
| lVe thousand logs lying III the wafer ABOVE tne
kennebec dam waiting 10 De turned over. Al
| hallowell the great boom Is full, and at Browns
Island, ABOVE Augusta, the river Is Jalnlneu WIN
| logs for mile More lumber will be tloated down
the hennebec this year than ever before, sald
| as IN addition TO the cut OF last winter many OF
| the logs cut in 1880 were not hoated down last
year and sc swell the drives. 1t is estimated that
from l4O,0O0O00 to lb0,0OoOoU feet OF lumber Will
| be driven down the river this summer.
The manufacture OF box boards is assuming a
iietel o th hn2"h III III sec,pn D.
nobscot river this season net far from tftv million
| feet OF this amount Massachusetts alone uses
| about twenty millions
Lime casks are very scarce and very high IN
| Rockand at present and in conseunence the kilns
| of the Cobb Lime Co and most of the outside kilns
| have been let ont for short time
| >n o,,>,.> , - ,o,s,,>,c ,> ,,,,, >-,, m IN,
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| an opinion is expected from the Supreme Court
dnflhg me current law term IN regard TO the re
moNal Dy uoVernor flalSted OF Colonel SPauldlng,
| reporter OF decisions and Henry 5 Osgood, IN
SPector OF Ialis and prisons. The Executive Coun-
Gu ltlustu 10 connrih tne nominees OF inc uoV
I i"t ;ne y, .heSo aiu ny
| Council has not acted with the Governor The
Governor has declined to recognize Messrs Spauld
ing and Osrood officially and has also refused to
sign warrant for payment of their salaries
The Council some weeks since asked the Court
to define the Governors rights in the premises,
but the Governor declined to submit the nuestion
The Court has the matter under Amusement, but
as vet no opinion has been drawn I'D. and it is I'M
lerstood that none WILDE made public at any rate
during the present term
If the Court should hold that Messrs Spaulding
and OsgOod have not been removed it il probable
that these gentlemen will begin suits for their
salaries and then the question will come up for an
authoritative decision. ISomerset Reporter.
WIZ, ~ ,, ,.,,>. Ans ma, 3
i-' ''l '-''>'-' a. ms "oND
Davis last ~ @ bn s,ar,oH h;rd .;aIot i h
cause tbey we're not satisfied with the numher and
the kind Of men Amounted by him as snecial con
stables to prosecute Iouor sellers have an excel
lent opportunity to take Governor Plasted at his
word and test his zeal in hunting down the run
shops In the speech that we quote elsewhere he
fully endorses the speeial constable law and de-
clares his readiness 10 annoint than Now if IT,.
men in Portland and Raneor who we're 90 c!amor
Gus last wear will send in the names of those they
want appointed TO do the work we think the Conn.
ell Will not stand in the way of any tomnerance
crusade bv Cov plastnd Int will oiva I'm, mn
swing If he means ANYTHING mora than taIk now
is The time 70 demonstrate it (Banqor Whigr
.,.,,
No' 90 y NAN H'i'
Rldw1n sars th. t e'"ra p n,oi t rao,
orothers' stopping at d l. richardson's went out
9u4H'nS rlIuaE WIN young hehardson me
lat'eI llad d idihiod suck IN MS gun ana cooked
.he piece TO blow tout, Tut Fred jackson thought
ne couIu 1ra~ inc roo W ME pnlllng at II the
gun was discharged urlVlng The rod completely
through JdchSolls pouy so lnal II only nelu by
KIDD on we enu. hoiulhS me roo win ms mana
ne walked nearly mile TO a doctors where he had
II cut out without hlnchlng The rod passed
lAI"uSh lhe apaoilleh near me large intestine
ana Dlhduer out IL Is hoped that neither were
pierced lie rested well through the night and
heAt morning ms pulse was "" HIS age IS IL
Goruanu despatch o! the 2ni says jackson
aled On mat DAY
GkEENBACK FaorHECIEs
a., ne pam ZINES says: no does not remember
orators, conventions and Journalists prophesied
would come upon the country a consequence
OF resumption. The ship building business III this
city Is one evidence OF the value of Greenbackers
as prophets III business matters Here is another
from last nights Lewiston Journal .'Mr. Rey-
Mods, the agent OF the Lewiston Machine Com
pany had TO refuse orders for 1902 looms, Fri
day owing to the great press OF work at the shop.
II has years work ahead, and could do double
lis present business if it had room If this state
oil thing continues, the capacity Of the works will
have to be enlarged. The company has land
enough for building of twice the size Of their
present shop
EAkrHQCAKE SHOCK.
Sunday evening at about quarter to ten o'clock,
a slight shock was very perceptibly felt by many
OF our citizens. One gentleman stated that low
rumbling was distinctly heard which was followed
by shaking of The earth, which appeared to be
on a line running north and south that the shock
lasted about twenty seconds during (which time
the dishes in the closets and vases on the mantes
ratified quite lively This statement in substance
was repeated yesterday by several reliable citizens
In Brewer, in some of the houses on the first
range of hills back from the river beds were shak
IN, crockery ratified doors slammed, etc The
shock lasted only about four seconds 1t was re
ported on the street yesterday that in Orono Dover
and other towns, the shock was more severe than
in Bangor. Bangor Wing.
FUNERAL OF lhE i'AlE JUSTICE CLlffoEh
Tlo funeral ot I,stica Nathan CIisora tool
rlace Thmrsiav !. NJ a. \ ocloct in tho F;,s, Dan
ish (,hrrrh portIand nrior tn ,ybioh nrivato snr
Woo DOS Laid at No roa;dono ~ - a r W;I,;,
Hnnr,, Cf;nrd Anon, +no a;t;nnn;at w, ~
from abroad we're chief Instica Waite ana assoc.
ate Instirc Miller. t;nn Ranks India RIod,yatt nf
Cbiano y ~ ~ p iin9e sI D U{S..' u
rhn "s oa q" 4nu o.
.Iudpas NilIar Foy innlaton Tbiaf inst,oa 81
Maine Walton of Nainar ION Ron Rradh,,r,, nd
,Inhn Rand Of Portlamd Pav nr an ax 'pr "nu
don't of Harvard i+TivarsitT .andnatnd "a sar
VICES The remains rara huriad AZ Evarornan
Cemetery
IN GENERAL
The yrennbackars ,ronos. no,o,r,, = S,ata oa,,,,
meeting r ''N''''''5 : N""'f
Portland has IA ool scholars hatpeao tho a,,os
Of 4 and u Years Wv '7''
The CaoitaI Gnards of ,uyusta will sand a foam
of fen men IN contest for The tronhias ot M Nil
tarv Tournament At aka Naranofont sne i'm
Gant John " Ara~ an old sb;nn'aotaSr af tos
! ton died at HYDE Perk Mass inv 9th agad tt
He was A native Of Rocknort in his State
| The Krnnehec JonrnaI racommends ..st,t,ad
cats ia keen hirns from cberrr traes Tha, ara
IN spccnssfnf nsn bora tho 80, an. oans;t;n,
| nrinrinaIl1- If hirds Iponaor WIZ e
MIR C;eorga + Varna" on,,or e. . hiutor,. If
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