The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1885-07-23

who took sides with hs mother against hi
father. The family resided in v hitelield until
two Years ago.
AN ACT OF BRAVERY RECOGNIZED.
Saturday forenoon Commodore Crowniu-
shield took a party on board the ight-holl>
steamer Iris for the purpose of presenting 10
Marcus a. llama, keeper of the Cape E!i/;i-
beth hight, Il gold medal granted 10y COngr, =
for bravery in saving the lives of TWO >eamen
on the schooner Australia. The circumstances
of the rescue are that Jan. 18th, when the
Thermometer wa below gro. and III Il binding
snow storm. the schooner Australia. from
BOOthbay for Boston ran ashore near Two
Lights and sunk near the shore in the breakers
Mr.. Hanna Went TO their assistance alone
Three men Were on board. he captain and two
Seamen. They chung to the rigging while Mr..
Hanna made an endeayur 10 throw line to
them. II was At the risk of biz life that he
braved the frozen spray which >tititned Ms
clothes and iced the line 50 that ii WAS almost
impossible to manage it. During his efforts
the captain was swept out Of thr rigging by The
waves and drowned. After protracted eXer-
ton the line reached the sailors. Tn. stronger
Of the two bound the ropr abou; biz companion
and Mrs. Hanna hauted him ashore. Then he
succeeded in getting the line to the wreck a
second time. bu WAS ST. much exhausted that
ne would not have been able to pull the second
man ashore if assistance had not arrived. Con-
gresS voted him a gold medal for This act The
medal L. large ami heavy and appropriately in
scribed. ON their arrival al the lighthouse. Mr.
th. ,,ro.a,t.,,i',,, u, 4 H. ~ , Ii' y 'i'u
CrOWninShied. Remarks bv others were also
made. Dinner was served on board The ,tean-
rr after which The party returned To Portland.
Saturday afternoon.
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MAYOR DEERING TO THE PORTLAND POLICE.
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force together af the .tatnn trids, nish, ' my,
addressed them. lie told them that he bad been
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Rebellion mas broken out in the good old
Democratic )"n OF Eilot. IL IS stated on good
authority That on me glorious Fourth Demo-
cratic campaign flag was hung to The breeze
bearing Oily the name OF hendricks, the name
OF Cleveland having been torn of. 1t was be-
cause the navy yard Is stu locked against them,
probably. They are too hasty. There is really
no d11l renee between Cleveland and hendricks.
They simply have two ways of doing the same
thing Hendricks believes in going for the