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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-29

Mr.. NJ. b. Brady, the Washington
photographer. has discovered among a
pile of old negatives portrait of General
Garfield. taken in 1864, just after he had
won his Major-General's stars. 1t is a
striking likeness of Garfield as he was
after the stirring events of the war. when
the canal boy was lost. but the Presiden,
not SO much as dreamed OF.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-29
Daily Kennebec Journal.

Issued every morning, except Sundays. Ifcontains
ne latest news by telegraph and mail, gives reports
OF Markets. and has carefully prepared political and
local articles, and generous amount Of farming,
home and miscellaneous reading with full csmpila-
zion Of state news.
Terms, 81 per aanum tn ddrance, - If paymen;
not made within the year. Single copies cents. to
be had at the periodical stores Of j. +. PIERCE Au
gusta; c. L. >paulding, HalloweH; w. G. Palmer
Gardiner; S. Carter. wa,ervile. and At this Office
tsinserted on reasonable terms. Kater
nay be had ON application at this Office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-29

California fruit growers are making ex-
traordinary preparations this year for future
demands, the operations in this line surpass-
ing those Of any previous year in the history
Of the State. Vineyards varying in extent
from twenty to two hundred acres are ready
to be set. and new orchards will be limited
only by the exhaustion IF the nursery stocks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-29

The delay in the reception OF the news
of the landing of the survivors of the
Jeanette for ten weeks after it should
have been received is now explained. The
governor OF Eastern Liberia refused TO
forward the announcement by telegraph
because De Long and his companions had
no money to pay the telegraph tolls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-29

Dailp Krnnebt, 3ournal.

The Bangor Wing suggests that if Cap
tain Black is nominated for Judge of the
Municipal Court in this city, il will be
upon his military record-not while he
was in the army, but upon his record as
commander at the State House during the
Garceloniau count-out.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-29
Railroads aab STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change of Time.

On and after SUNDAY. DEC. 4th, 1851.
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at 500 A. n. and 10 lOA.
M; 1885 r. NJ.
For Portland and Lewiston. 900 A. NJ 10 10 A. W,
2.45 and 10 So +. NJ.
FOR Rockland, go A. NJ. and 1910 A. NJ.
For Pennington, 1910 A. NJ.
Fer Bath, 600 A. NJ, l0.l0 A. NJ. and 2.I5 z. n.
For Waterville 2.25, 9.55 A. NJ, and 3.:iS f.M..-
800 r. NJ. on Saturdays)
For SkOwhegan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.3s
r. M, and 2.25 A. NJ.
Night Pullman Trains each way every night. Sun
da incl led
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-12-29
Maine Steamship Co.,
Semi Weekly Line to NesO York
Steamers Eleanora and Franconia,

VIII, until further notice. leave
/. Franklin Wharf, Portland, every
~ s. MONDAY and THURSDAY. at
= - O'Clock, Z. ". and leave Pie, 81
East River, New York, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY TAP. NJ. 81,
During the summer months these steamers will
stor at Vineyard Haven their passage to and from
New York. Price, including staterooms, $500.
These Steamers fitted up with hne accommoda-
tiens for passengers. making this n very desirable
route for travellers between New York and Maine.
Goods destined beyond Portland or New York for
wartied 10 destination Mt ence. 80
From Dec. LIST to May fst. no passengers VIII pe
taken by this line.
HENRY FOX, General Agent, Portland.
J.F. AMES, Agent, Pier 49, F. T., N !.
Tickefs and state rooms can be obtained AT "a Ex
.,.ngs street iunel6tu TT
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
THEPLAGUEiN PHILAnry,,
small p"N l"cr"asing -Ths N.
AushOritics AIsrmo, wy

The SMALLPOX is ragino j., pit,
phla, ahd the Amari AN in r4tprr;n. rr,m'
it says; '''''''Ag h|
the appropriation mada 70
Health Boa Il for vaccine prrnos'. zoe
'ne preseh; year was SO 900 hpt !, ao ,%
"f tins being trarsr, red ,o an.nI >'I"
ITEM, only $4,000 WAS available IN anI
the l1' II Il April nD' . collar ns '' "
manned. since then no vaccination b.,
peah performed, and the alarmin, IN
crease OF The dlseas" within IN. ,,.,,~
weeks Has caused feeling Of ann,'
hen'lou among the members n "fFitr
i'oard. AZ yesterdays meeting U.,,n
'''ic'r Add'cNs'n presenting hi, well. l
y report u Naf!".i' cases showed an II.
crease OF eighteen rev eases tS,a1
iourihs Of tAe'a beng l., Tho S, r,.
Fw"nty.s 9Th, Niu"t,en and ruaa,.
eighth wafds Tine six rrp,ra, w,,j,
between Hul'h and Vine :. r.p,, ,,.I,S, J'
t"" nv"rH, welc ,'rSn 10 Iluy. bqt ors "
new Casr. 'u'
la ti-n; o''t, war Is from ova ;,
thre" r"S"s ',f,.e,, ,,III ,e.eu,p4nw,,l,
are en- ".i: IT,. IRON he ii 4ra
The report rot',1,n. INV r4par, 4
last week, Tuesday, . u ruyt., pyprb,.i
o. new casrN Ut SMALLPOX, lrg. in,
cr"a' over auI wrrk slice ,In,v ,nl
You Will rrt@ Ne tna' NY rnpor. q, M,
da'r shows so uoNr rdsts, AN Incre,,ao,
the plcvjoHs Week 81 nearly thiry p+,
cent. My coa'iu01G assertions of wan.
OF neanS 10 aha;e % j,arr,S d,tr,mcr.
tai 10 th" public h"aiih and 10 pD,orp
thnA-h vaccination have become ser.
e"typ"d hui a,ipN Inc again 10 ra1
Your attention, ari. through yor, Of
tuunrilS, tuar they at unce place ,h4
Board III Ia'ds FIR active and proun
measures = rG.,, orhistaken pcopo
my in this lespt,t 'un,t result in great
increase IN strkar~~ Amt y orally dir
ing the approaching Win1er monilI. BY
which TIA" cNy %tli al>ubc greatly aFyc.
ted in lis vast industrial prosperity"
From January first up to yesterlp
ll22 deaths occurred on; of t9ls6 casa
From the time tur ui>ra,. brohe ont On
NONemhnr 2G, lS%l, w 10 December 81
last, 1866 cases AMI "a d"aJi.l were re.
ported. DIR. Eirharl>uu, irUu ,IA SAM.
tary Committed, rruurrN, >prie, Of
resolutions setting i,ith rls' ss last
seasons 6lG1 eases. h",i.r, involving
the tNp"udttu." uf ld,' aLOlnt Of
human lite and sGli.rlLL, oD,' the clti.
Lel!S and taxpayers ~ Pul@l-,pha at
the low average Of four weeks Illness,
80 each, aDrut $LtJ u"n il ar ual cash,
Inu In loss Of trau" IN driving away
tllnil buyer, from the south and west,
nSs Of productive thpr during sickness
ste. prrhaVS sjDn, 500 Il Il, 600 900 more
Council siuu,d ha a,ked TO appropriate
Slo, ,Vo0 toI continuing the vaccination
,ervicp. l. W.. liud..y decided 10 pre-.
sent copies Of the Heath bfreTS COM
and the resolutions Of the
sanitary committee 10 t"uncIIs at tAelr
meeting to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
FOURTH EDITION.
A Large Exhibit,

A representative of the REPUBLICAN
visited the workso Of McLear a. Kendall,
carriage manufacturers of this city, this
morning, and found them exceedingly
busy for this time of the year. They
are making active preparations to ex-
hibit a large number Of carriages at the
different State fairs. They have ca =.
pacity for turning ont 80 or 40 carriages
a week, and expec: to turn out 200
this year. They will send to the fair
at Atlanta, Ga; 8 to Middletown, Del. !;
4 to Elkton, Nd; 4 to Chester, Pa, and
$ to Dover, consisting of top and no top
buggies, jump seats, top, no top, and
halt.top extensions, 7 carts, Aldine wa
gons, &c, and will make fine display
at each of the above named fairs.
The firm have large number of orders
on hand at the present. time, and toge.h-
er with the fair work, are very busy.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
An Explanation Fr0n tho Little
Harry Yacht Club.

We are in receipt of a communica.
tion from the members OF the Little
Harry Yacht Club, in reference to the
challenge that they made to race the
yacht Guy for a sum of 500, which
was accepted by the latter boat, as far
as acceptance went, but when it came
to the point, of putting mp the money,
it is alleged that the Guy wanted to
lower the purse to $50; this the Little
Har.y refused to do, but for 500 will
race any yacht. Ii is claimed by the
owner of the Little Harry, that the race
in Sept. Sd, was not sailing race but
'Rat the winning boat made a sculiing
race of it by sculling their boat, and
thereby winning tne rec. We have
not the space for the communication
as it is written, so we give u synop-
SIS Of its corten,s. The little Harry
will now accept the Guys challenge of
SO, and also offer TO stake $50 addi-
'ionai that the Little Harry can
beat the sailing boat Guy, in a sailing
Got n sculling) match, and will also
give Sl0 90, to make up a purse OF
5000, that the Andrew j. Cross and
W ade Hampton can beat him. So he
has the preference Of ttiese three boats.
1t they think their boat is the champion
let them come forward with the SjooO
aud deposit in the hands ofa competent
person, on Taursdly, september Ind.
1881, al 1 O'Clock p m, a. Third street
bIIuc-, where 'hr owner OF the Little
Harry will meet them and Iesposit
thei, money. II ;hc owners Of the Gay
fail to appear on that day, they will be
declared beaten, a> they want thiSIna'-
Ter settled satisfactorily before tue pub.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
ALa.Iy,S sSl,i,,ry Srhem 9.

WASnlNGrpN, Sept. li-Nl,S A1N'
Ella Carroll, of Maryland, was stricAea
with paralysis sGttw day. age and Is now
repor'ed to be lying at eroint oldra'a
near Baltimore. MiS> Carroll is aO9a.
80 years old, and al he .a>' SESSION VI
Congress her claim tor rplnp-n'all0i
for valuahie services was ',tVo'aO'E IT.
ported upon nv The hHllr" committee ol
Military a AFFAIRS. Miss Carol. is''rf,ru 'l
that she VAS the author Of an the'i'''
plan adopted in ls!iI hy the rommAOae'N
of the Uuioa Army i"r carrS'nsoH r' ruo
war in ia" Mississippi Valley la'
committee SAY III her report tla' ,ao
original plan provided for oltrIls nls h
mississippi River by descending II '1n ,'n
fleet OF gun boa :, AID that 'he p.a
was changed 50 that the armies Af'I
diverted up the Tennessee ElVtI au,
theme southwark thA re" base Tus
in North Mississippi and A'~."
Toe evidence convinced the CoAN"MM; iM;,
that Miss Carroll was the author /" '1' ~,
change Of plan. she bad mA!e Su ~, ~
vestigation and had sIhnit'd hrF ''"i u
in writing to Assistant Secretary ,,ss
War ThomaS A. Scott. TIE conlu',".ii
added thar the toreE going sta'e'r'A' LIN LIN
been confirmed hy President L'nr"'iI, v,is
Secetary Stanton, the Hon. b. +; W." Mi
and many oth.rs and reported ,;on %
placing Miss Carroll on the P'lsus !'Os
rolls as n rpcognitlon Of her sef''''"
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
Soldiers tn t1ie Air

"I knoes dar's Cwine 20 ne wal, .onp
claimed il adus.y damse' in rars VI "r .o,l
mrnt house on The Hare = tofne! M NJ
near the LondelI f,rm', q Mor"'ne ',or,
two ago ; ".or Ton q .G, | seed so'.ia .,ine
in de air mar,srn A. ttda Wt' rari. r
t, battle" This exclamation ""s "nn.ad ,spi
fled hy IL cnlored nan Nh"s', ! ,.n IA
8 lrue, Il seed -m to-, lnarcn'n ,alyer
air. Da wus ali dressed up IL .UIs SSoI.
cloes, aud carried Big g,los on "a, a.. 'I hi,
d"rs. | tel yun da $ lonNeI ''I, 'IIoa.nt
dis nigga w,ysawml scared for doeSu eu.,
ho scrlpturs say dat dar ,htil pr "a, and
in de hebhins aud dar shall n' VAS 90 ia
runners of vars ! reekon a. o'e', ,,aM
dis child got some larnin anu q"
the scripturs. o, owe and
A gentleman ofthis city was an eytin i.I
ear witness to the above h'',,o,.aiirA
The colore,l cou,tc alluded 10 "' "',"npst
the circumstance related in an o.. "a, tls
and excited manner rot hA''is h.,o,e
least du,.bt that he evep'ns sso,l saw
about 8 O'Clock they looked ~ ''" ',"narch
an army of we'll drilled solulo.s omo,nt
by in the air before them ana 'n '''" that
Of arpnmeut cou,d co.vince 'Hem ,nna and
there would not be another 'o"e
bloody war;
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
lROQUOIS WINS.
for American Horse kl-hb

Dourastrr, sept. 1.-the St. Logcr
Of 1881 has passed inyo history, ana IT,
ulluIS Is the winner. Ihe Victories Of
the famous Auer,uall colt at EPSON
ant Ascot are supplemented ty stll
greater triumph 10 day. All tnc spleen
and op! os tiou displayed in certain
clrtIes against the iIre,- -tuO,cl lruIe.
sentative OF America have vanished in
the splendur Of his achievement thi 5 al
tevnoon.
A large crowd was present, embra-
cling many Americans who o. cou1se
were very iuhlant. The winner was
ridden by Archer: Geoioyist, v no came
seco'd by Cannon and Lucy Gltrrrs,
who obtained thiri place, by Snowden.
The btt,lng imme,tla,ely before the
start was 100 to 50 az tinst Iruuuuis: / to
! against lshn4aeI, aud j. to ! agalu, -
81. Louis.
The Other starters We're ScObell, Lims
st me, rortls>im', st. Louis, Falni:z,
Bal GA, lshmael, Privatter, Elecde,
Jo>yan, Lord Chelmsford, George Mans-
tieId and Noinptuary. The fol!owiugls
a summary:
Mr.. P. Lrrillald's hr. C Iroquois, by
l.ealnlnTt"n, oul ut Maggie Is b, f.
Archer, Mr.. f. Gtetlon's br. G Geo
logist, by sterling, ont Of Slluria, T.
Cannon, = Mr. Cookson's hr. c. Lucy
Glitters, by Speculum, out Of Bicycle,
BY Blair Athol, j. Snowdon. 3.
lroquois won the race easily by
length, IN $40, and is the secon,. favor
ite in this betting lor the Ce,arewitch
stakes.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
GUITEAU NOT TO ESCAPE.
A law Of New ersey Under which
He Could be Punished.

A special despatch from Washing.
ton says: "Anropos of the question
whether Guiteau can be punished for
murder or homicide in case the Presi.
dent dies in consequence of his wound,
but outside the boundaries of the Dis
trict of Columbia, a lawyer OF this city
has discovered that, while the law in
most of the States is such that the
murderer could not be punished, yet in
this particular case there is a law OF
New Jersey, in which Long Branch is
situated, which just meets the difficult
ty.
"Section IS of the Revised Statutes
of New Jersey, 1877, provides that
where any person shall be 'feloniously
stricken or poisoned upon the sea, or at
any place out of the jurisdiction of the
State, and shall die of the same
within the State, or where such
injury is received in the State
and the person so injured shall
die OF the effects thereof, in both
instances the crime is trable by the
State, which is vested with full judici-
al functions. 1t is quite possible that
New Jersey may be the only State in
the | Mon whose laws are so framed AS
10 make Guiteau's attempt at assassin
alton capital crime, whether the vic
lm dies at the place of shooting or else
where
"lhere is some talk here, even by
men of ordinarily good judgement, 10
he effect that Gnlteau shall not be al
lowed TO escape punishment, whatever
may be the defects in the Jaw,
and that his punishment will b.
effected by an armed hUuN Of Ciiiz"n>,
bu' there Is 'lttla .IAeHAuud OF any such
outbreak against iaw and order
This Ia" ia, been in force in NV
j -rr"N, during nearly 30 wears, and III
IAe Ci>r Ol Hun rr against State, II
VT ON, 49,, lhr Cudrt OF t,rrurs,a ,a Il APP
+ as urtiuru that II 'utant JUS what II
salu, AID that II was constitutional, the
Ln!tt Jd,tICt delivering the opinion.
|. covers iue "hU't ground aud leaves
no loop hole Tor Gui1tau's escape in
cas- ot the Presidents : untllneIy d n h
whi,e 1T Long Branch. Should that
occnrit wJuld d" the dnty Of The Grand
Jury Of Monmouth county TO iuuIct.
and OF The Governor OF the State iuI
ISSUE his rcqul>lTlun ulOn the author
les Of III" District OF Colombia for the
PRODUCTION OF the criminal for his trla |
or murder, the punishment of which |
: tratn,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
A DOubIe ACeidSnt,

John Tweed, Jr,, Of Franklin town
ship, Chester county, Pa was serions.
ly injured few days ago H. was Al
the 'ime working with horse power
AID engaged in III 'eshinx when the belt
came 'tl. TINS started the h"rs"s 10
golrgar fearful rate, la his en,leav.
ors to put down the break ii" tlv wheel
hr"ke and piece Of it struck him on
the he'd knocking him down. II"
was picked npin state o, o,ins-nsih;litv.
Dr. J. G. West, of Kimhicvile, attend.
G to his injuries On the iollwing day
a new fly wheel was pat ou and again
started in motion, when il too hurst
aud struck a man named Croll, brui>ing
him on his arm badly,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
MlniatertAl Change,

Presiding Elder Todd of the Dover
District, Wilmington Conference, has ap-
pointed Rev. I. &. Ayers of Leipsic, to
succeed Rev. j. r. Bender. recently de-
c ased, on Dorcheste, Circuit East
New Market. This is the Church that
Rev. VIM. p. Davis was appointed to
at the last session OF Conference, hut
shortly after transferred to Brunswick,
y. j. Rev. s. NJ. Morgan Of Bridgeyill-,
a young man, has been app )inted to
FIJI ont the remainder of Mr.. Ayers
year AT Leipsic. Mr.. A. had Raymond's S
church undergoing course of repairs
successfully, the work now being in the
hands Of the painters This makes the
eleventh church built or repaired by
him i'll II ministry of twelve years.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
SECOND EDITION.
Npwa UfAHun0

GA similar order will take effect DC.
tober /, on the roure from Saguache to
Lake City, Col. While looking up the
history of this route, correspondent
discovered thai, owing to something
cal error, the contractor HAD been re.
ceivirg annually S,56S more than he
was entitled 10 or had asked fo,. 1t
was bid OFT at S3,42 by Miner, OF the
Dorsey party, aud the annual pay was
very soon atterward raised by increase
and expedition and the clerical error to
S23,43l, II then passed into the hands
of the Barlow party Its history has
been publish Last year the service
and length We're reduced The pay is
row little more than $1,000 The or
der above mentioned restores the Crglnl
schedule and cuts Oft 43 miles, leaving
the leugth about 80 miles, instead of %,
az it was originally. The amount to be
deducted from the annual pay is about
$4,000 These are samples of the work
which is going ON The orders are in
accordance with the recommendation
af the Departments Inspectors, whose
reports contain some very interesting
facts ia relation to the routes in question.
The Grand Jury to which the evidence
in the star route cases will be present
ed the latter part of the month was in
session to-day, but did no business"
In Lancaster, Penna., yesterday after
noon, the contents of the tobacco ware.
house occupied by James Prangley were
damaged to the extent Of several thous-
a nd dol tnrl ly i,npnIin~,+
AT the same time an attempt was made
to burn the barn connected with the
county prison, but the flames were ex
tinguished with slight loss.
Charles T, Harris was killed by War;
Hubbard while passing the larlrr'>
house in Pierce Cry, Missouri, on Tues
day evening. Hubbard went out OF 1le
house and crushei IN the skull If
Harris by blow with the bur end ol
a shot gun. NJ cause is assigned for
the murder Hubbard gave himself
up.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
The Methodist iOu,ercuee,

LONDON, Sept. IA In The Methodist
Conference, to day, the discussion was
on the higher education demanded hv
the necessities ot the Church in our
times; the duty Of the Church to maiu-
tam schools which are CAristian in
their character and influence Alitle
speakers expressed strong feeling II,
favor of higher education Of rhe Young
Bishop ftoIs"y (coiOrrd) said he ri 1ic
Ell at the movement as tending f., i'm
prove the condition of his race.
A large NEE luz wa held AZ Ext p
Hall last eYe%lng in connection Win
tne ConltrerHe. trel era Fish Srli>,
very earnestly Of the Increasing irinuu-
less between treat Britain and the Uni
ted Stafe'. II" prayed thar they II i.A,
never be opu'seu in war. The Rev, ia.
Tiffany eXptam"d the p ,Sifion a;ti mos
'ects of the MefhDliI Church of A.rt;-
lca. The Rev. lir. wilson AVE a >;,Di.
lar explanation relative 10 the Nr,Lu-
DIST Church - u'l The me ting VAS in
strnctive aad enthusiastic.
The Times says: lie Methodist
Ecnmenlca. Conference utf, r., in su,,tr
very important points, ia vurahe com
parlson wlln other religion coaE,r
epces. The common Resolution ,udr|
as much good As possib. is 80 uujyar
sal and strong thai II ovrrpowers p,,
ty st.hshneSS which ere ties SO muru
frlchon i'll Uther more elaborlt ma
chimes.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
DrrFns Highway Robbery.

y daring highway robbery was corn.
mufrt between tAe Glen House and
H,en SlArlyu. III IN" White Mountains,
y" Eiawp'Aire,"n on Tuesday. Mr.. Frank
W. AZ dr-W>, ut Boston, was driving
WI h Ills Ialr,y ahead of the regular
Il N. Wh"u ne was stOpnea ny larg,
IL + "r.~luG vel, who uupcllet INN
30 de V \ mp 800 and bis Wa'ch The
r 1tl,gN il sN look a liN from Mrs. An
+Irrns, and then advanced 'yuu the
stage, Inc driver attempted to run
hm '""n, "h"rrnpon til" rohher fred
'"rrra s"o :, hut was Enocktd down
y t'r u.r,"S. 4 la>SeGgpr fired at
,itn "'ta "ral. revolver and he re
treated '-Urhr woods, TIE stage went
tArIdlN towu lac hill, the leading
horses hTcal>ing loose AID running
ahead. Il j, possible the rolhcr may
II" c2p'UTD i, as, on the stage reaching
Glen Nt%rirn word WAS sent ont
~ watra atl heroalS.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
MiNtAser for AaAl1.

1t having been reported that Minister
Langston is 10 b" died from Hayti,
the Christian Recorder suggests the
name OF the Rev. Theuph.us q
Steward. Tee Rev. Mr. Steward is at
present u resident Of this city, and is
stationed at BethelA. NJ. L churc.., on
Walnut street above SIXTH Those who
know the gentleman, DO not need to be
told OF his scholarly ability and his
wide experience;he is a thorough master
OF the French language, and short
time since was tavorably spoken of az a
succesSorto a prOi"SIorShip in a Penn
sylvania college. Mr., Steward has sue
ceeded in making hosts of friends dur
ing his short residence in this city, who
would be pleased, in the event of a
change being malt, to hear of his ap
pointment.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
lkpfss.e. al,,r ate,

William II, NluDl, receiver Of the
properly Of II. NJ. nigginS X Co.,
,uauutactar-rs of retug tors, has
advertised he sale OF POO refsisorators,
At Tile south west corner OF Marhct ANA
Watrr street, ou Wednesday next the
DIST instant At 10 o'clock a. IN. All
..mulnts und,r i)0 ar 10 hc cash, bat
IL ,HrtsS OF tuat amount an anproTcd
note pasAb." ln 50 uav> will be actep-
ted. The season when r"fr geratOrs
are HE mos use is about over, but they
are hardy ttNugs L. htTe around at All
tines ahd >,iuimer Ml.l suJu CUne
: round again.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
tome 10 t,aEn.

Constable Patrick Neary has not eX.
a"t,y got ugsd ot his office, bU; there
nor being ~ Lions in j. a. formerly, he
mas gone to WorE, nj the car work, Of
Bowers Dare x Company. NJ. Nrlry
sen' rally did ENguIe Brady 5 oiiirial
hnNlurSS but sln"c tEr lA'ter gentleman
a'cepred HE office Of Huunr BailH for
v l,minGtuh, he has hot confined him
Sc: ." his n!lic.al business a, squire
anl GO ls,qHcnt.y Mr.. Nrary'> business
l,ll ott. Sio""v'r, though he was 4
u"nd "thter, rn"rc are pirn'v Con sta
'',rS yet leIt for tue Work that need, lu
he dane
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
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human BOneS Made into Fertiil


NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE telegram
publishes cahle special from London.
saying:
IA great sensation has been caused a,
Bristol oy til" discovery that a cargo ul
three hnud"ed tons Of human homes is
being discharged there to the crder of :.
local firm engaged in mauutarturiut
1nanure. IIe bones were shiup.l from
Hodosto, ConN'antinoplc, and are SUB.
posed to be the remains principtlly o.
the brave defenders Of Plpvul, Their.
are complete limbs among the horrible
cargo, and III som" ca-.s the hair still
adheres TO NJ >Hu
DR.. Peter Cooper vas ca led upon bv
a Telegram reporter in refer-nc" 10 the
above shipment, and he said "t
Is common ding among the british to
buy human bones. In fact thew vii,
take all they can get AZ any time and
from anv part Of the world They Use
them for manuring their lands. have
often heard L said that England was
manfred with bones taken trum th.
battlefield of Waterloo. There is 70
finer manure to be had. ="
Daily Republican., 1881-09-15
The nepuhltcnn Gain IN Maine.

LEWIsT"N, Me, Sept. "A Fall re-.
turns of lhe vote for Representative in
Congress to fill the vacancy caused by
Frye's resignation give Dingley, (kep.
ll,001; Gilhert, (Grhk.,) 5,55l; Read,
(peln.) pa; Eustis, (rrob } TO Ding
lays majorlty, 5,1I5. The Republican
IN tjurity for Governor in the district
list year was l,i.4 FrSc'S majority
for Congress was 1866. The largest
Republican majority ever before given
in lie district was 5000.