The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-01-17
Maine Matters


Rev. Geo. W. Quinby, ID. D., died at his
home in Augusta Jan. 10th at 80 P. NJ. He had
been suffering for a long time from complica-
ton of Diseases but the proXimate cause of his
death was pneumonia, which from its rapid
course and violence at first, considering his
debitated condition, precluded all hope of
recovery. DIR. Quinby was born in the village
of Saccarappa, in the town of West Brook and
at the time of his death a little more than
seventy-three years old. His life has been
busy one. As a clergyman of the Cniversalist
denomination he gained much eminence and
was well known throughout New England and
even IN many sections of the country outside.
AS an editor and author he has manifested
marked ability. For several years prior to
1897 he editeda paper called Star of the West"
published at Cincinnati and at one time was
an owner and editor in Trumpet and Free
man. Massachusetts paper. In 1864 he pur-
chased the Gospel Banner" published in
Augusta, editing il until July last, when it was
sold. Dr. Quinby was an ardent opponent of
capital punishment, and wrote book entitled
The GalloWs, the Prison and the Poor House,
ii plea for humanity which created much inter
est. he was also author0f several other books.
He leaves wife and five children, The re-
mains were taken TO Deering, Maine, for burial.
THE ATTORNEY GENERALS REPORT.
The annual report Of Attorney General
CleaNes is published. The total number of
criminal offences during the year up to Deem
Der /, was 1913, of which four Were homicdeS.
II.
and 62S violations of the liquor law. Com
pared with the preyious wear The prosecutions
during which numbered 1l13, an increase of
crime is indicated. Nearly one half are offences
against the liquor law, and there is but one
more prosecution under this head than The urt-
viouS wear. Cumberland county leads as usual.
with loo Iiquor prosecutions. and 393 eases of
all kinds. York stand, second with a total of
1876, Of which ll6 are liquor cases. The total
amount of costs of nrostcution in thp State i
S9''o2l' Inc amount OF fines and costs M
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THE OUTLOOK IN EASTERN MAINE
The Calais Times wri,ino of thu, comino wear
llSSp saws ..there are abundant signs that
times are likely 10 be better than in 1859. lis
pecially is the outlook favorable in This com
ml1nitv W. Jn moi hnIia,n Tho nao,,Ia u IN r,r
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NhEpit IN THE RICHMOND CASE.
In Thu ease on trial last week in Bath the
iurv on FRIDAY, after being ont seven hours
rendered verdict OF manslauehter against both
respondents. Hopkin, ana Turner. The YER
diet gives general satisfaction. The hopes OF
both prisoners were buOvant for acuuttal and
Uoukius broke dawn al tha nrosnrrt of Ter
years Ill prison. On The FIRST ballot the jury
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HERBERT J. BANTON ARRESTED.
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