The Republican journal., 1882-11-23
rEATH or GEN. J. u. FEssENpEN.

iron IN twelve month, but we couldn't help
approaching that there is n difference in the
appearance Of different methods of the work.
Bath Times.
TEATI OF GEN. J. u. FESSENDEN.
Gen. James u. Fe>senden. United States reg
lister in bankruptcy. IN of the late senator Fes-
Seuden, and who was in Shcrman's army in its
march through Georgia. dropped dead in the
street al Portland. at 10 80. SATURDAY forenoon.
His age was nearly fifty. Gen. Fc>senden was
the eldest SON of Senator FeSseuden: graduated
Ill BoWdoin College, class Of 1852; entered the
army as captain of company raised in Port
land for Berdan's regiment of sharpshooters
served on Gen. Hunters staff in the Georgia
campaign: WAS in the battles of Chattanooga.
Lookout Mountain and many other Western
battles He had had attacks Of fainting hereto
fore He leaves wife and two sons.
ROUGH WEATHEE AT SEA.
Brig Starlight. of Bangor, from Cape IIayo-
tin. arrived nj New York. 18th. While becam-
ed OFT Pati, water spout formed close TO the
vessel but they succeeded in bursting il after
firing OIL several shots. Nov. 10th, 20 miles
southeast from Barnegat. had a heavy gale
lasting two days, during which she was struck
by tremendous sea and hove down so that the
>tarboard rail was under water, and they had
10 cut the la>hln@S of the deck load and THROW
overheard about ten tons. Upon sounding the
pumps it was found there was two feet OF WI
ter IN the hold. After pumping TWO hours they
succeeded in freeing her.
IN GENERAk.
y shoe factory, 350 feet long. will probably
he built in Lewiston next spring.
COY. Plai>ted has nominated j. +. Merrill.
Treasurer OF Androstuggin County. He is son
OF the late treasurer.
Governor-eect Robbie and wife have gone
10 indianapolis 10 attend the annual meeting of
the National Grange.
The SpirituaSts of Maine met at Nor0mbera
Hall At Bangor, DIST. for the purpose of per
manent organization an incorporate body.
Erastus .. Merry, native OF sullivan, Me.
but for many years in business in Boston. died
the 10Th of injuries by being thrown from Il
carriage on the 9TH inst.
Bath i soon to be lighted by electricity
{. L. Hubbard, Republican. has | - majority
for the legislature in the Hiram district.
The rate OF taxation III Bath is so per $1,000.
The Pioneer says: Thirteen hundred sheep
from Canada were seized few days ago near
the Forks of the ktnncbec river. for duties
Ion. l. b. Reed has gone TO " Washington for
me purpose Of demonstrating against the pro-
posed change in the light houses about Casco
BAY.
The iomneymen Sailmakers of Bath have or
gained Sailmaker> Union. Branch unions
will be organized in places between Bath aud
Portland where SailmakerS are employed.
active preparations are being made for lun-
herring operations III the Maine woods, and sew
rral crews have already departed northWard
for the scene of their winters work.
BENJAMIN \. Parker. aged n has been held
III 5000 at North Berwick. Me-. for setting lire
10 his own house with intent to QrfrauU the i'll
Surance company, and in $1,000 for arson. in
burning another dwelling in 1881. 1t is be-
heNed thai Parker has burned one school house
two stables and Two dwellings within two
wears.
Rev. Father Cayney, who has been fulfilling
The duties OF pastor al 81. Almys Catholic
church at Great Falls. \. H.. has been appoint
I'd pastor at Bangor
At the last term of Court Rockland woman
tI14.lI tilK TX.
after the divorced woman married second
time and went to housekeeping. Now. SAYS
The CouricT-GaIcGte. the first OF divorced hli>-
band OF the woman is boarding With his former
wife and her newly married husband There
j nothing like accommodating ones self H. cir
rumstancc*.
The Passport sentinel says the report that a
savage dog belonging to Mr.. Wolf at Mill
bridge had killed and partially deyoured Two
year cid child Is utterly untrue.
Mr.. Henry a. Wing, lately conn cted with
ne Lewiston journal. is TO become the bust
ness manager Of The Live Stock Monthy."a
new magazine devoted to horses. cattle, Sheep.
swine. etc.. 10 be published IT, Portland BY 4
company of Eastern stock traders. The first
number Will be issued about thr middle of De
cembcr. The Live stock Monthly Will be "A
handsome tWenty-four pace large 4uarto. CHI
hellished With tine tn@raNiH- and the publish
er1 intend to max" it 4 model Of typographical
excellence.
The failure Of d. v. Coolidge. of Portland
commission merchant in grain. j. announced.
TIE liabilities ara probably about @100010 The
failure 10 &c money due from Il st. Louis firm
j. said to have been the immediate cause Of the
failure.
Mr.. Reed Of Maine is among the latest New
England arrivals in Washington. Things look
ii little gloomy remarked an old friend on
greeting him. MOI If sou look far enough
ahead" said he. * he went away f. rumlnuct
n a secondhand book store.
about llh.O0O,0@ feet Of lOg~ were RATED the
past season at the Penob>cot boom. The logs
RATED al the Bangor boom amount 10 tN.Gno.o9o
tctt.
The Maine law is being actively enforced in
Eockland. ihe police Thursday made 4 large
seizure at James MrIaWin>. having discovered
h> secret hiding place for liquors. Friday
morning another good seizure was made at {.
:. Coombs' place.
Hon Hannibal Hamlin [. s Minister to
spain. i on his way home, with his wife. They
viii arrive in New York the first week Of De
stmbcr.
At 4 meeting of the Maine state Home Mis-
sion Society at the Free Baptist church in Bid
drford Friday, the following were chosen otli-
GERS for the ensuing year: President W. II.
Bowen, -. D.; Vice Presidents c. +. Penney
J. }. Hall: Cor. Secretary. II. j. Whites Rec.
Secretary J. NJ. LandcM; Treasurer. Rufus
Deering. The financial standing Of the Society
j. reported good.
Messr>. George Stetson of Bangor and l.. q.
DoWnes of Calais. as>gnoc> of VIM. Plaiscd X
Son. OF the Lincoln tanncry have declared the
first dividPnt Of . per cent 1t is thought that
the creditors VIII realize 10 per cent. Of their
claims. The Plasted tanneries at Lincoln and
Princeton We're bought by Shaw Brothers for
$4,000.
senator Hale and wife will remain ut Els
worth till the last of the month. before going to
Washington for the winter.
The Bangor Wing says that Il monument of
Italian marble, with the following inscription.
has been placed in the cemetery al Mount HOPE:
Il, n II
died in Bangor, Jan. 81 1852. act. 90 years and
months, For half Il century Professor in Ban
COR Theological Seminary. My Father. my
Father, the chariot of Israel and the hor.emcn
theOeof.'-2 Kings, ii. Il. Erected to his MEM
DRY by the Alumni Of the Seminary and other
friends"
Congressman Murch is in Washington.
EX-Secretary Blaine was at the State depart
ment, Thursday morning, vigorous, and cheer
full. and busy.
Walter Patch and Lizzie Palmer are missing
from kttery Me. Both are young and weIl-to-
do. 1t is supposed they have been married.
The girls father has returned from fruitless
pursuit.
bilt' company will establish second house
at Portland for the sale of fresh beef W hich will
have the effect of very low prices of Chicago
dressed beef
The condition of the Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill, is
such that his friends have no hopes of his re-
coyerv.
The AK factory of North Wayne belonging to
the North Wayne Tool Co., was burned Mon
day morning, together with the machinery It
is 4 severe blow, as the village has suffered
several times by fire of late. The supposed cause
is incendiary.
Col. Dudley, Commissioner of Pensions. at
tributes the defeat in Indiana to the liquor
question. He has issued Il circular. which is
based upon principle of true civil service re-
form. 1t is a notice to all clerks in the Pension
Office that they will be required to give full six
hours and half for days work to the service
of the pensioners. and that The bureau will have
no employment for any clerk who after re-
ceiving this circular, Shall embezze the time of
the pensioners, as, be says, they now do in idling
about the building and in wasting time at meals.
1t is stated that strong effort is again being
made to induce Gov. Long to pardon Lucius W.
Pond the Worcester forger, whose case attract
ed general attention at the time of his convict
ion. The petition is signed by 50 per cent of