The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-08-16
9eneralities.
The cholera in Egypt is decreasing.

tiHc Is dlluoSl Unprecedented.
Millionaire Floods new house in san Fran
cisco will cost about 50 900 900.
The dynamite conspirators on trial at Liver
pool have received life sentences
Michael Davitt, in speech at kkee, accused
the British government of weakness.
A French professor will 90 to Egypt to study
the features of the cholera epidemic
German war vessels have been ordered to
limit their supplies of American pork.
The report that Texas fever was prevalent
among Kansas cattle is contradicted.
Difficulty is experienced in enforcing the law
excluding Cinnamon from this country.
san Francisco is claimed to have more mill
lionaires than any other American city.
President Greyy says that France has 10 i'll
tcntion Of making war upon the pope.
Taxation in Cuba has been somewhat reduc-
ed by recent order Of the Madrid government.
Many members of the British Parliament
will come to America during the coming recess.
Mr.. Gladstone says that the early withdrawal
of the British troops from Egypt is not pro-
bablC.
Hanlan is called upon to make good his state
against Courtney.
W. W. McNar, nominated for Governor by
the late Minnesota Democratic convention,
declines to accept
There have been renewed anti-Jewish riots
at Ekater inOsav. in which 100 persons We're
killed and wounded.
At an election riot in Il Kentucky town two
negroes We're killed, two fatally wounded and
tNeral others injured.
United States bonds to the amount of $4,000
600 each are owned by tile Duke Of Sutherland
and Sir Thomas Brasscy.
\ child which was buried in ruins at Casam-
icciola at the time of the earthquake was reScu-
cd alive on Saturday week.
The North German Gazette says the condi-
ton of Prince Bismark's health requires his
complete secluson and repose.
The Republicans of Wisconsin viii present
the name of Governor Fairchild for the Re
publican nomination for President.
-tmarrage license was issued in Darien, Ga,
last week, to Abram Livingston, aged 100 wears,
and Margaret Jones. aged 50 years.
An estimate of the English harvest prospects
shows that wheat and barley will be below an
average crop, oats and potatoes above.
B. Anthony have been received with marked
attention by the leading suflraSst> of England,
The total value Of war material sent from this
country to CHINA during the past eighteen
months is estimated at about five million dollars.
Senator Edmunds will urge his postal tcle-
graph scheme upon the Senate again next win
ter. lie says it will be adopted sooner on later.
In Gornwall, Ct, is a tower 1900 feet above
the level Of the sea, and from the top can be
seen some portion of every town in COnnecti-
cut.
Advice> from Victoria. b. g.. state that there
has been no rain there for nearly three months,
and that bush fires have spread over the entire
country.
Thirty thousand of Mr.. Bradlaugh's support
crs have protested against his exclusion from
the House of Commons at Il great meeting in
London.
The English National Debt bill has passed the
House of Commons; it provides for areduction
of the debt in twenty years to the extent of
t1.3 900 900.
The Louisville Exposition is Il failure in the
matter of attendance. On the opening day it
about 10000, but at no time since has it
gone above 5000.
The revolution in IIayti is gaining ground,
the rebels having defeated The government
forces recently with heavy los, The govern
ment is out of funds
smith NJ. Weed gives the interesting and ac-
curate information in careful interview that
Mr.. Tilden gave 50 900 to the Democratic
campaign fund in 1880.
The salmon pack on Columbia River this sea-
son amounts to 6o0O00 cases, which Is an III
crease of 10000 cases over the pack of lSS2,
which was the largest on record
M. poIo.+ ,1oa,,+ 1, I5,,,. f,.I.,,
in.laW OF the late Dr. Livingston, the celebrated
African traveller, and himself for many years,
missionary III South Africa, Is dead
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ton. No more failures are reported, and none
of consequence are known TO be impending.
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be useful in the event of his nomination in 1884.
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Inc freslueht son Alan mas mace prlillah1
reputation among the canadians as salmon
angler, having succeeded III klIihS lofiy OF
these iSh curing ms recent "Trip through lht
Donlliiloh'
IL seems 10 De Understood at lne nay! depart
ihent llat WORK on thc ne" slttl cruisers ! 10
DC OtSuh very SOON me "0lhIhS piahS cl tne
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Completed
The Treosurv Department has made a ruIino
that Canadian f,gs c.nnnt toyy Imnril.,n ynssnIS
from Canadian waters into American waters
beyond Inc hrsI American port i'll when theY
make entry.
A German killed bix yvifo ana tI,en y,,iciaoa
in RaItimorn on Thnrs,1av They Ieft - small
estatp whose ,isnosition wiu Inncnd on Jatnr.
minino which Of the twain dirI tirst-,nd hnth
We're fo,md dea1
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GOV. Crittenden. of Missouri upon being
interviewed emphatically denies the statement
that he had promised Bob Ford $4,000 reward
if he brought in Jesse James alive and $4,000
nv 80 - l''-'
1t is stated that the commissioner Of patents,
Mr.. Marble rendered his resi- gnatOn Just Be
fore the President left. and that the President
accepted it. to take effect Sept. |. Mr.. Drycn-
forth. one of the principal examiners, and en-
Congressman Young, of Ohio, are working to
get the prospective vacancy.
..
In 1863 there were only thirty steam Yachts of
SOP tons: there are now 46t;, and the aggregate
+,nu,oa il II 800 nna-thir] AZ tbasn .ro IA