The Republican journal., 1884-12-18

u GENERA.

and otH .isi,ns of h" o "'"U n WA
f. - - we 'ii''' ''''''''-
IN GENERAL.
Bangor i 70 have 10O. -lecflir lights
II i rumored that the international steamers
will soon begin calling al Machtt>pert.
Two hite deer re been shot thi~ winter
BY Wesley hunters circumstance quite I'M
common
The sons of Maine in MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi.
recently had a very pleasant catherine. and sup
Per. with speeches. &c.
Pre>que I>r boasts of a MAJ, who is >iX feet
eight inches in his Stock ug~ lie is called he
Prrbam giant
During the past wear eighteen new Grand
Army posts have been organized in thi, state.
making "A total OF l23 posts in the State.
The Pcnob>cot Nael Ministerial Associ:t-
ton Will hold i'll next session With the FIRST NJ
L. church in Bangor Dee. 2Sth TO 3l.t
The comptroller of the currency ha, author
lied The August. National Bank of Augusta to
commence cuisines, with capital of $40. 900.
II is now deemed probable that the annual
encampment OF The &. A. r. Of Maine in Jan
uary. viii be held in Tboma.ron.
There is talk that movement Will be made
to baye our Slate elections hcid in November
instead of September as now.
Mr. II. l.. Leland oi emger,ille will be Sec
retarv Gjlbert's clerk for the Agricultural De
partnent at the State House til, winter
Amos Holt, aged a., of Springfield dropped
dead in the office Of Burr'~ Hole! in that Town
of apopleXv. He was "a one armed px-Soldirr
and single
A convention Of farmers interested in The
silo system met in lewiston Dee TO- State
ment> made by experienced person, were civ
en-. which were satisfactory TO those nre~enf
Mr.. Theodore NJ. Richardson. Of Pressure
Isle raised IS bushels of fine wheat. machine
measure, on Two acres tnis Year. and from ! Ia
acres he harvested 1850 bushels Of POTATOES
4 Bath shin ha, been king Idle Al san Fran
cisco since tyIo YEAR, AGO la,f Sr,,ttmber. w.it-
ing for freight At one time a cargo Of wheat
at - >hling> was refused
The ice in The Ntouas,et ice houSes. Bath.
which was cut five Years ago, is now in a ,,len-
did condition, being a 10 y in,he, 1hjcl, and
weighing from 800 10 500 bounds.
Ex-Governor Coburn who was taken sick
during The session of The electoral co irgr. wa,
better at last accounts though hi, condition. WAS
stili such a. to cause grave appr -bension,,
The people of Blue i'm have recently erected
"A handsome soldiers monument ten feet hiph
exclusive of the statue of A soldier that has NOT
vet been cut. The monu,neut i nf HIu4 i'm
granite.
The only vessels bnflt in The Portland district
last wear were three srt,,nner.-thp Ethel NJ
Davis of 80 80 tons: The Apphia and Amelia.
237 - tons: and the Jane. Rothwell. IA 70
ions. They were alI huiIl al 1lrmoutb
In the ri>e of : rot. Kelly for >hnotino smith
at Fort Pouhaln the iury. FRIDAY uioht return
ed a verdict OF arujitI of inan. Ia,iohI4r krlIy'.
counsel will move 6,eud ii no on A 0ue,lion of
error
Han II L B.,l.c,. of I,un,,eu ,rd T. n
Bailey. esd. Winthrop. have each donated one
hundred d-,ilar> ia ,,id in romnlrtinr The new
Industrial school Homo, now buil1inG in UaIln-
we'll
The Bangor " bie SAWS the Hurricane G frantic
Cn,n,,4u,- have .pr1rtJ =, rn,tra,.t 10 nlt ma
tipi.H gr.,,,ir. for, rI,. ,b %a,y Ymr
Central DEPOT. The Who'll, work .mounfs fn
$4,000.
Cant. :. II. Barbour. of Bangor. with hi,
beautiful steam Yacht Leila" has arrived at
Jacksonville Fla, lie WIFI remain there hrouoh
Tie winter Ind return North n4yr -nring,
The Maine Eclectic Medical ~,riqtv met in
Portland. Dec. Ioth. Thar. was tnlI attend
auce. E.,ay> IN DIR. r. BarrerI at portI.uI
Dr + / P.tab.lj.1. nf N..bia. .,,,d H.
Foe,ett of Portland were read
There are Al present fuur ronyicts in S,at4
prison awaiting execution. This month i, like
liz to see three more added. making seven who
within It wear will uulr,. the rXtrutiye inter
fcl4,>. be i.nrnpeIIrI 10 mount the >catfnId
Rev p Warren OF Portland 1.ntIe.ts ler-
SON. connected with The Stanley family descend
ed from John. Timothy and Thuln.. stanley of
Hartford coma. H. furnish him with .nrh data
~ will lie necessary in tbr pr,epar,tinn of a;
geuealooev Of I'M. family.
The Western Union Tcjeertlh Conpauy
have settled the >uit brought bv Attorney
General tlraye, in behalf Of The Siate ia r.
royert4xe> due The State fr,n, the comuany by
payment OF the tulI amount of taxes with
interest.
Dr. A. G. Hamllu OF BANGOR Gen. j 4
Hal. of Damari>cott.. and Gen. b. b. MURRAY 7.
.Gr.. Of Pembroke. have donated their services
a, lecturer, to the Grand ARMY Posts for The
uurpose of raising money for the rpc,ltjon
fund I'm h4 used fnr The National J1ncaun,,n.rt
next wear
Secretary of State Joseph O. smith, animal
compilation of statistic, will he ready the. ltttpr
part of the month or tir.r OF Januarv. II win
treat largely on the financial condition of Name
towns With ,tlditioual statistics in rsl,tinn tn
the industries of he state
The rruort thai Walker Blaine Souoht The
vacant iudg>hin Of the Court of Alabama
Claims has been st At rest hy his deni4l az H..
story. Hedidnot seek il. did nct desire if. and
The report that he sought il was without ANY
found,ition whatever
u. NJ, johnson of south Gardiner. emuloyed
in Holiinp.worfb & Wbitne,'s ualpr nj in
Gardner. was snockiugIy manelrd. Fridt,y. b[
being caught in the shaffino iii. I4tt leo, wax
broken, The bone being c0mpIctely-sbaftered
and the right shoulder and one f0ot broken.
a. . 80 ~ = NC
ny ploSenl Auhu VI t.e 'piSsc ahlouH!n 10