The Republican journal., 1883-08-09
Generalitles.

Georgia has sda,5e7 whites and o74.o75
blacks.
The salvation Army in England numbers
4 10000 members.
There are said to be over 5000 brass bands in
the nitcd States.
| Some of the French papers are cl&moring for
4 war with England.
The big fair at Louisville was formally OPEN
od Aug. Isl by President Arthur.
Its estimated that 5000. 900 British capital
was invested in Texas and Wyoming last year.
Her Majesty's war ship Canada. with Prince
| George OF Wales on board, has arrived at Hal
| flax.
Dispatches from Montreal announce some
! wonderful cures of sick pilgrims at the shrine
OF ste. Anne de Beaupre
Virginia calls upon Secretary Folger for 1872
| o09. said to be due the state from Uncle Sans
surplus revenue in 1881
Florida raised the champion watermelon this
! year. 1t weighed seventy-fve pounds and was
| more than fifteen people could eat.
The pilot boat Neca, of Savannah, defeated
! the Frances Elizabeth, of Charleston. in a race
! for 81 ,0Uo over Il course of 10 miles.
G. IL. Ward of Boston, boot and shoe manu-
facurer. has ASST gned. with liabilities OF $780,
! 600 The Shaw failure was the cause.
Latest estimates place the number killed on
| the island of l,chia by the earthquake at 5000
| Mount Nesuyius Is in Il state of eruption.
The total collections from internal revenue
during the month Of July We're S1,27S,535,
which Is S".6op,0O0 less than the collections
during July los2.
! 1t is estimated that domestic animals of the
value of sl2,30O.O00 are DESTROYED by wolves
| every year III European Russia. Many human
lives are also lost.
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the town of Zorro del Greco, at the southwest
foot of the mountain.
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vino No. S"!s l'ilhlil2 uoesh pay An limos
Doei' q "a" ~ ~ lias sui''
| COW herself has gone for 100000
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ers ind if :, ,lrotitahie ,.rnil ~ cuiti,7ata
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Mrs. Garfield has given the horse that Gen
! era Garfield rode at the battle of Chickamauga
| to o. G. Moore of Kent, who assisted the Gen
| cri to mount it the first time he rode it,
u.
NtoIst lillall Curts mas Deen reelected
| League, William Potts, of New York secretary,
and John c. Emo. of New York treasurer
/;iuhlei "drLis ifesideht Arthur tilat ne VIII
| ne III personal ualser ABOUT lnls tlme, but
WheIher from Il bulldog pistol, or Il shrimp
! SiIad' lhe learned prophet 1alls 10 mention
The Irish I.nd 7 o.,,,or. .,ro d;so,ss;,,, .bo
,rb.1 If lr'a 800 ~ ia ~, i; tha W. ' h,
E,linh ..ri"tonrat n,hn thn ~ tn Inv " ~ ~
Amari,on ci1enS and nono, ;ntord ~ hoa oo
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i; 80 tha rlotfnr,i, of ,bn Wn,,;'; 49,,
w M sho,, ~ ,ha .rt t una hinJ
| bas d;SonnearnJ from, ,,oiiticS ;S thn All W.
n;ni. do,ppcracy -'O'- f0''''N' 10 WV Wv"
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George William Curtis COMMUNICATED the
| President very highly ip his speech at Newport
| He spoke the sentiment of the country when
| he said that the Presidents policy was approved
bv the country at large
|
| \ contract for building two new steamships
J for Atlantic service has been entered into by
| the Cunard company with John Elder 4 Co. of
| Glasgow. In power, speed and style the new
vessels are to be superior to anything that has
| yet been devised 1hey are to be 500 tons
| VOWED constitutes the largest contract ever
| n aha hn IS