The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-06-09
The GOVERNOR VS.. THE COUNCIL.

the court concerning the duties OF puDllc servants,
there can be no parties entitled to hearing and
no reason why the argument tf one citizen more
than another should be considered. This was not
rule in court, but found to be the prevailing
opinion of the justices, and the proposition to
argue the case was abandoned Portland Ad
yertiser
BANGOR THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
The Trustees OF the Theological Seminary held
their annual meeting June LIST and elected officers
for the ensuing year. The resignation OF Prof ID.
S Tacott. chair of Sacred Literature, was accept
ed. Prof Talcott has filled this chair for tOrtytwo
years and resigns on account of i'll health. The
expenses for the past year were Sl5,0OO The
funds OF the Seminary now amount to S2O0,0O0
besides the grounds and buildings. The alumni
dinner occurred in the afternoon also the inaugu
ration of Rev. Prof l.. F. Stearns to fill the chair
| Of Systematic Theology. Graduating exercises of
the Senior class took place in the evening.
IN GENERAL
A Lewiston barber slapped lawyer and paid
| = and costs for the luxury
DR. Dyer Of Pennington thinks the Greenback-
| ers have too many organs to support.
Last Thursday was the anniversary of the famous
Neal Dow liquor riot in Portland June ,, 1855
starch mill is to be built on the HOulton
road, two miles south of Fort Fairfield village.
large amount Of freight is being shipped from
| Fort Fairfield and other markets; mostly shingles
and starch although nearly every day carload or
| two OF potatoes is sent away.
| Maine Methodist Episcopal conference he was
! asked if clergyman ought to run for congress
| The bishop thoughtfully replied "ies, yes ;
when II is perfectly evident he is tit for nothing
| else
r. Z Patterson, Esq, of Lewiston, has con
tracted to build a mill at CALAIS, to contain
| 10000 spindes He will DO both the brick and
wood work. A d. Lockwood ESD is one of the
| leading owners
Ike Wing say that it is expected that large
| ShIDments of ice will he made from BahpOr in
| juno and July
HeurY ". Freeman general freight agent of the
| Portland, Bangor and Machlas steamboat company
| IN Portland died suddenly in Augusta June LIST
| of heart disease
| The Deering horse cars carried 40S passengers
| Memorial day being nearly one thousand more
| than carried last year
The Lewiston Journal says: The Dixheld Cen
ire cheese factory is now i'll operation, under the
| management of Mr. 4. W Smith, of Mexico The
receipt of milk the first day was upwards of 400
| lbs, and they are receiving new lots daily.
\ large bear has been killing sheep at Grindle-
| Vile, Bluehl and so far the pursuit of bruin has
not resulted in his capture,
| Several citizens of Harpswel and Brunswick
| have organized themselves into ice companies
! Their ice pond is on the farm of Jacob Il. Merry
man. at West Harpswel They are building
! wharf. slip and other conveniences for shipping
| ice next season.
| The Richmond Bee says: On Main street re
| Gently. as a monkey was kissing al organ grinder
young lady who was watching the performance,
! narson oudnre bainr Lissod Nv snob q ho;rr oroo
ture p Seeing that the nnestioner ia kissai ayrv
rirh+ o+ b.r IL, NV, a oro3t,ra f,r ~ ho;r tbai
\ monkev ber i9norancn in tho nate ia to ho
wondered at
| corporation has been formed at Sangerve ID
| Piscataquis county, under the general laws Of
! Maine called tho s.,,arlatnn Mills Tomnonv- pa
ners have haan tad Tritb tho SaorotarT Of S+ata in
| due form The purpose OF said corporation are to
via VILLAGE for the Tnanntsctnre ot ,rnoisn nd
cotton gGods Tha amnnnt Of can;tsI Stonp as 10
81 0no Noses t,arr 10 prasidon+ ontd ~ Wada
| treasurer hotL of SangorriIIo
| mo American sers Nr q Nowuo, toanor
! Of NJ nnsor+ pooi-' ;bt -as i, rTsnar,h Mp
| 3,. ard ronorts tbat ~ aIdt noth 49, =. -
sta,inn sinrc Isst fsll wos in srr;i rbo,, tbo
tbnrmor,atar went down 70 for taaas aborn
| a. w 49,; 49,; -, ~ . ~ s a., 49, =,
U ''ii.e qNnine lne "1niel mouths uia llle
INV oacoPoo5 ~ .bo 49, Vs. 49,
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Tha nar9;not;on az P,ssan ( 'Morr;sor f DO,
.fr as Trnstna If tho i,san, uosr;taI -; iodo
u, ! F GILMAN of PortIand was n,tirpnad Nv
tho Cn,,n,ji Tbmrs5a,- H. rait; ~ - ~; ~
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taIn and T.haras rara riaa.o "
p = Koileah ~, e - ,,;
| in Ponl,land ond nraoobad -, 10 - pt;t
Chnrcb last sundar b,l ;nritatinI If tha naptnr
| NJ, ~ ms rI!;3 80 az II, ~ 20, ~
| - a. . -, ~ . - 80 Va Nliatoii
Ear SeTeraq " III 'so ., ~ any, Ias us
| ia-,L ,rhora ia has az ,,raI on ,,+ A tb
| raIatiros NN' "1 "1i-' '1N 0'NN'
snit has beon hronsht :, WASHINGTON, n T.
| against tho Terra Gotta Tnmtan, ~ ,r5iob Iobr
| yncb of Maine is Trustae an nbaraa Of ,n;sn,ar
| ayement The hin Of norticrIars slows Nat tho
! DTincinaI sbarobnIdnrs ara 4 Snr;na Iabn
vnch and \ W;rolnr ~ Mo;n Mn 7 - ~ ~
,iIiSbad ad inn y, M =! nvm las
agemnnt
The Wateryille Mail saws. The Roston Courier
notices the fact that Mr. George W Seavev of that
| ci,v-whom we always claim as a WateryilIa how
has recently received ocom1nissions for tlopar
| pieces from a DISTINGUISHED Iondnn firm Tba
safnA paper commitments i'm bioh terms IA snnarb
screen in three commandments" lust conpleted by
| Miss Coburn a niece of ex Gov. Coburn. and a M
| oil Of Mr. Seayey-the subject being roses white
yellow and pink
Hon Daniel C. Emery died at his residence in
| Gorham June LIST aged IS wears Mr. Emery was
prominent citizen of Gorham and had been more
or less identified with the business of the town for
| the past fifty wears He had represented the town
in the egsIaturp and held other nositians of truSt
Twenty four wears ago George Knights was com
| mtted to the Maine State Prison for murder, and
| during all these years he has not seen the moon
| his cell being situated so that he cannot catch
| glimpse of the heavens
The Times saws that West Bath has chosen
delegates instructed to vote for the nomination of
| j. " W aketield esd, of Bath as the republican
candidate for Congress
| The Society of the Sons of Maine at Chicago
has arranged for a banquet at the Palmer House on
| the evening of Thursday June 10th and invited a
large number of distinguished gentlemen from the
East with their wives. to participate The ar
rangements are on princely scale, and the occa
sion will be one of extraordinary interest. Judge
| Thomas Drummond is President Of the society
| John s. Brewer Secretary.
| Gov. Plaisted has issued his proclamation 10 the
municipal officers of the several cities and towns
in the ID district for special election on the
| second Monday of next September (tbe usual dav
of state electon) to choose congressman to fiji
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of Hon
| William P Frye
| Mrs Lydia L widow of the late Oliver bennett
died at her residence on Spring street, Portland at
} o'clock on Saturday morning, aged SO wears She
and her late husband were prominently identified
with the anti-slayery movement and their h,use