The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-09-11


General Dudley, commissioner of pensions,
has resigned hi Office owing TO ill-healIh.
In some Of The Departments of France the
inhabitants are panic striker from the cholera.
j,
yorce by The French courts. refuse, 10 >ing in
Paris.
ne postmaster rtherai hds ahh"lItu ttle en-
Springfield
Hon. Jacob II. Lila OF New Hampshire. sixth
auditor Of the nlfed states treasury, Hied
Inc New Ensiahd iiomes'ead says lh'l inc
nay crop TINS year VIII be 80 per cent les than
That OF last year.
oBmen,s circus + forbidden TO pas over
leading MASSACHUSETTS highways because 'ht
horses nave gianderS'
The kim If ,sh.ntee in Western Atri..
recently died and 300 subjects were Killed al
HIS lUhtral III MS holof.
.I.r-t',rs... and rhaIIa. f4ii Il to haa, then,
recorIs in Eev V.,I. Thnr.{,T I,,-ltyn. 81.
h..f niI v.,. ,,.,I,. in } -
4 remarLablr. domestic tragedy, in which .,
husband killed hi. wifi, Win h,.r t,.i.,o,. i re.
nnrtrI from J.cE>n,' Min
Figures based on official reports make the
eyltss of th, btst ,r,,i1 on rer,,r,l
\ buoy has been placed over The wreck of
Tie IaiIapoosa which Hes directly IN the track
OF vessels passing through HE >ound
John Mckay beat Albert llamn in Il race for
5000 at Worcester. Massachusetts. Aug. 18th.
Mckay made the three miles IN Il minutes and
u seconds.
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association al Saratoga, J. W. Stevenson Of
Kentucky WAS elected presidents and Oti>
Hink!ey of Baltimore, secretary.
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bark Atlanta is in quarantine at Pensacola,
Florida, with yellow fever on board
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P,clS eA'iiiii'i.7 '"T i"l't'VoS" l'rtt
break III lhe vessel nun - icpi lohs, IL iGel
top works of the steamer are breaking up.
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pNeI 'n' ,oo 81 ~ i'lV NoN mo- L. ~ n'I
s"h' at laitloId' onh.' a ailloet C"illhF'''H
ruined ny 'he "'oofh structure "hl'h eH'i'Atu
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ne sltHihsIlt, HI"u"S ~ l'5u tlie III yep
~ i'ol .iPh VI tle Hv'nu WlI'i't Wy
caoIe, anu IL no" ieturh!Lis 70 NoolMlc. ~
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Nehe!a' Leios ioit AMI. niS st''''"i
Vi wal II, 'Vl.4i soii i'N 't a..
iiet' anu the o'llI1l VIM ?'Ee nv ol"t loi ~
~ vi it ~ at us N0'"' III
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The Northwestern Lumhermen's Association
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~ = ,a0 nn6 70 ',i' n nno ''N
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one of the most remarkable telegraph featS
on record il is said WAS the recent delivery of
message from Meib"ulhe' Anslrai't' 70 Lon
uo' III twenty -thitc lilihu''' ~ went W i""N
an" se"' oNtl l''''0 iii'''' VI WHY
DR. Oliver Wendell Holmes celebrated his
seventy-tifth birthday Aug. Doth and received
the CONGRATULATIONS personally and bv mail and
telegram of a large circle of friend, and adj
hlteis throughout TINS country ah" Eu' oi'e'
The Pose StandiSb an excursion steamer
sunt in Ro.ton hYrhnr Ann ssh Ono Inn,
lost or Injured. The steamer WAS in cnliisinn
with steiner Gore. The Staudi,h has hrru
raised
An American s.., ha. hooo h,,n,, tro,,, ,,,o
to,, Of tha ,ier,iat f,.,nenorl. on tht Walhina-
ton nonnmont "a fnnt hi.,n WI, = 10
hi"bant artiti,.;aI structure IN Tho vo,ld frhe
Ixonumamt Wien comnIatnd viii No omlv "A
f'ot h;,rt ~ ''('- N0i IA ~ '"'y ''0
A few DAYS ago the Treasurer of the United
States Forwarded to the governor of Louisiana
a package of the free school bonds of the state
which had been captured at Baton Rouge in
1865 by Gen Sheridan and which had been in
the custody of the government since.