The Republican journal., 1881-04-14
GeneraI1tIos.

surrender of Lees army.
The Indiana House has passed woman suffrage
constitutional amendment.
The recent storms in the Vest will it is thought
seriously affect the wheat crop.
Ex-Presdent Ha, es is reported be Ell gagged in
writing history of his administration.
The Shah of Persia will send the Gar EiOOOO
sword and the Czarlna turquoise ring.
The widow of Theodore Parker died at her resi-
dence in Boston Saturday night, aged g..
At the Brinsiey book sale in New York last
week. Gutenberg Bible brought $4,000
Mackey the bonanza king, has purchased resi-
dence in New lork, at a cost of s750,000
The lack of five votes killed the compulsory
education bill in the legislature of Indiana
Charles &. Smith has been arrested in Detroit on
the charge Of swindling Boston merchants.
Fifty persons asked for prayers at the Thursday
evening praye meeting at Beechers church.
Mrs General Gaines, the woman of many law
suits, wears mourning and red wig with curls
In the English boat race, Friday, between Cam
bridge and Oxford, the latter won by four lengths
Republican mayor has been elected in Lead
vile, over the present incumbent, who is Demo
crat.
Havana merchants are Of the opinion that the
sugar crop will be 10 per cert below that Of last
year
WhiteIaw Reid and Miss Mills will be married
about the Sd of May and spend the honeymoon in
Europe.
Four inches of snow fell in Northern Virginia
Friday Dight, making the third snow fall this
month.
Ex-yice President Wheeler was given a warm
ny tpl pf
Thursday
An Arkansas girl refused to marry her lover I'm
less he performed some heroic deed lie eloped
with her mother.
4 rise in the Missouri river has caused general
overflow, and there is great suffering among set
tiers along Its course.
Minneapolis, MINI, claims to have wresed from
Chicago the proud dlsliHoton Of being the largest
wheat handling town in the West
The hammer with which John Paul Jones nailed
the historic flag to the mast OF his ship is owned
by gentleman in indiana, Penn
President Garfield and family following The e1-
ample of President Hayes, will summer at the
Soldiers Home, near Washington
through sleeper for the City Of Mexico and
Acapulco from New York Is among the certanties
Of the next few years. The world moves
1t is reported that Col Fred D. Grant will resign
TO
Narrow Hauge Railroad as CheE Engineer,
The exodus from New Brunswick is so great
that the clergy have taken stand against it and
are appealing to the people 10 stay " here they are
EngIand,s impor+a,ions Of meats cereals butter
cheese, eggs and other TODD supplies in 1880 reach
ed the enormous aggregate of 500 millions of dol
lars
Edward o'DopnelI, Feuian recently arrived at
New York. co1tesscs that he was the originator
of the MOT t0 bIoU mn the Mansion H0nse In Ian
don
The Hon Benjamin + Butler after a stormy
passage in his Yacht. the America reached Mas
san \ z on the l4th ult and thence cleared for
Havana
The friends of Whitelaw Reid state that there -
no truth in the report that he is 10 he nominated
to be Minister at Berlin TO succeed Andrew d
White resigned
The RenubIican 1n,i,,ritr for rns7or IN the 1ons
time DnnInnratir rit,, ~ Kansas CIf, Mo - / l05}
TgI,,h - ynnre tbar haif as r,l,ni os tba anIir,
Dpmocr1tir vote
Tho stallion ll.nt,,ckr Wilkes o,yoa,I hg Dat
f II Brodhead of NIIwankr@ witb a record at
22lI has been saI5 h A gentleman IN E,sfarn
Massachusetts for $500
business Of 500 sar7Hies rat n nra than tan nor
cent were found 10 be pure cider VINEGAR of mi
strength and GOOD oualitv
Mrs. john Brown. the widow Of the martyr OF
dressed in deep mourning called on The President
"Wednesday TO ask for an office
1t IS estimated that about ,uQl joined he varI
Gus churches in San Francisco, March 6th, the
fruits OF the revival IN that city, where Moody and
Inc etheIa report pt ting Philadelphia Centeu
maj ENhIDIuon Aas last been Pu0Ashed at THE
"oVernment fHluhE "Hlee IT IS " elght vol
unes with tiid volume OF lIlu>'Fatlons.
urs Oal,o p,a.,,,- ,t Massachusetts o,a u~s
Mary Clark. OF Maine who are twin sisters, recent
ly celebrated their eighty NTH birthday together
at the old homestead IN New Hampshire.
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has bolI t'q "
h n'o % e t,7 - "lu % ~ ~ ~ ."''e
while on a stumping tour in their state in May
Tho lotto SaD+,r N.,+l,ou- EJoI -.,,+u ~
bnr;ad SI1ndsI. attoTnnor, o+ Enrast H. C
terv naar Wiiwante. Thn f1naral na,,aent sllr
rassed or, tnrroar kI,r,a1 aoraTno,,, n WjsI5
n N"tioen - " ~ 5@s.iei u oonGGe1lus
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vs. Wv ;til ra - 90 - 80 - it S
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commune - ie''Ne =" WIG e''''
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The following noted women are dangerously IN
in New York Mrs Lille Devereaux Blake is sick
HIeu ui"In s ~, ~ a. 9lVeuu- 70 49, me PoInI oI
NJ or 4tii IN ran
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A novel amendment is proposed to the penal
code OF California Lite sentences are to be com
muleu upon lilt insurance laUIeS, permitting the