The Republican journal., 1885-01-08
Generallties.


There are 600 Masonic lodges in Texas and
10000 Masons.
A man living near Gilmore, ILL.,, is afflicted
with CHAMBERS.
Savannah last year received $1,000 from its
tax on drummers.
Boston has thirty-seven residents assessed at
over 81 100000 each.
French transports are being got ready to
convey troops to China.
Treasury excess of assets over demand liabil-
tiles exceed $137 100000.
Spain will propose modification of the pend
ing Hispano-A American treaty.
Arizona has $4,000 specimens of minerals at
the New Orleans Exposition.
The loss of life by the earthquakes in Spain
is estimated at two thousand.
Over 5000 patents on churns have been issued
by the United States government.
More than 40 railroads passed into the hands
of receivers during the past year.
Corn cob weather prophets say the season
next spring will be a very late one.
st. Johnsbury. Vermont, has abolished the
| teaching of music in its public schools
The only son of General Hancock died sud
denly near Clarksville, Miss, Dec. Both.
shown at New Orleans If was made in iS39
| 1t is said that Germany highly approves Of
Rev. William Henry Claiming, the noted
| Unitarian clergyman, died in London recently.
1t is estimated that about fifteen thousand
/ persons are out of employment in St. Louis
4 alone.
The Oregon has beaten her own record, hay
ing effected the quickest passage to Europe yet
Known
4 Over $4,000 have been subscribed in Chicago
towards the expense of investigating ballot
| frauds.
/ Lord Wolseley has received word from Cen
eral Gordon that khartouru was safe on Decem-
Der IA.
( Disastrous freshets are reported in centra!
ana southern Illinois, lndrna, Arkansas ana
/ Texas.
Coy. Hale of New Hampshire will not appoint
United states senator uhtIi the vacancy occurs
/ IN March
me cut IN telegraph rates by the Baltimore
ana ONO mas peeh ihet by the Mu'ual Chloh
COMPANY
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Gu oooooo 10 ''s American owners I'd 'he as'
''N "''"'n''
munster morton reception ID ratiS' lhurs-
uas ISL " w" Wy 'n0 '''' - 'i0 N'iS'o-
1A'ho' ivan 00'0h!'
Iron and steel statistics show that while the
safes Tor 1884 were AS large as IN 1901 the pro-
Nus were siha''ef'
Edward Richardson, the iresldeht OF the New
pianter III 'he World
AZ oinaha' Nep'' THURSDAY tne mercury was
y degrees below zero AZ uaiesDurS' ~ ~
oeloW was registered
Inc American neulraIltv scheihe mas peeh
shelNeu III tne Sohs" oohielenee' o"inS ~ 'no
oPPosi'ioh VI i"nee'
The ffth AZ tbe LARGO oups in construction for
the government mas been successfully cast. IL
weighs h1ty-touf TONS
Tho mast saasor Montana sbinnad l o5s oa1
nonndt At ,ynoI a., ;n,ra,.e of 9so so4 r1ot,,,ds
over the shipments OF 1855.
The govarnmant has son, ,roons to remove. alI
mani horiled versions from 0kIahoma and other
i ,In;nt. in In,jian Tarritorv
ooaauo, ,r..o,, IA. ,o.,;,oa SO, a. or,a, !.
ANN, a. ~ ~ tJi. no ~
touIV nal.al .ol loi s'e"'-
'7 i-'N
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Phadelphia Thursday afternoon
The uublic debt statement for December
an ,,t1 ~ ,. VI ''
The inauguration committee has decided to
send an invitation to General Hancock to act a.
grand marshal of the inauguration parade.
General Gfanl friends nave pledSea lheln'
SGNts 10 raise 9ne slVu'ooo necessary 10 >a'lsi
sylvester MARSH inventor, protector ahu
president OF the Mount washington railroad
dled III Concord, y. H., recently aged 81 years
rha ,os+a1 o,,+boriti, ,.,,,,,t th.+ ,,oor, f,,,
million Christmas cards were sent and received
through London, Liverpool ana Manchester
alone.
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AK ~, '1 ti TI,i,i g. "
me OPINION that the democratic nominee wlll bt
elected
prince p,,n,.,rol aapias that ba bo, on,. NOR.
so,,ai a,,,,1it,. ,,,yarj NJ, f.IIstnn, n,,I hi L
views with pnn,ni,nitl tha nartv strIlrelss il,
England
The lane Charles wood of Worra,te, be
rurathed ,hout eIOo ooO 70 aid fine .,opd intirm
nHor and nnforiuuate in N4ssar6,,sptt, anr
Vermont,
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