The Republican journal., 1886-01-14

Great damage to shipping and other property
on the Nova Scotia coast is reported as a result
of the recent gales.
DIR. Slade, the notorious spirtualiSt, is under
arrest at Weston, w. Va, for obtaining money
under false pretences.
Mr. Tennyson admits that he once tried for
six weeks to be vegetarian, but slipped on
Christmas roast pig.
Roscoe Conkling has received as Christmas
present a barrel of chewing gum. 1t is for
Mr.. Conkling's dyspepsia.
A petition is in circulation in Cheyenne, w.
T., asking the Union Pacific to reopen the
Colorado Central railroad.
James Lambourne, another of the ''last sur
vivors of Waterloo" has lust died in London
workhouse at the age of a.
A. L. Mellen, of Baltimore, who is charged
with conspiracy to kill his daughter-in-aw is
said to be near Monterey, Mexico.
The Pope has dread that he will not pass
his 10Th year. 1t was predicted by gypsy
that he would be in peril at that date.
The new steamer City of Nassau, intended
for the route between Jacksonville, Fla, and
Nassau, n. F., is supposed to he lost.
Mrs. Barrios, widow of the late President of
Guatemala is staying in New Orleans this
winter. She has fortune of SS,000,000.
During the past year II new Grand Army
posts We're organized in Pennsylvania. making
the total number throughout the State 50S.
The New Haven Palladium is informed that
Postmaster General Villas puts on more airs in
his department than Haytian justice of the
peace.
Mr.. William f. Page, agent of Adams In
press at Golden City, Mo-, robbed the company
and attempted to escape in his wife's dress.
He was captured.
1t is believed that Speaker Carlisle and other
Democratic leaders are endeavoring to arrive
at an agreement on the silver question which
Will prevent contest.
A dastardly attempt was made by train rob-
bers to blow up the bridge of the Southern
Pacific Railroad across the Rio Grande River
by the Use of dynamite
Returning Gloucester, Mass. fishermen re-
port additional disasters in the late gale, nearly
every vessel reporting losses of cables ard an
chors and other slight mshaps.
Judge Holman, who has been counted as one
OF the opponents of the admission of Dakota,
now expresses the opinion that Dakota has a
right to come in-but one State.
The Connecticut Supreme Court has render
ed decision sustaining the action of the New
haven Selectmen III refusing to register Yale
student on the ground OF non-reSdence.
Elaine Goodale, the poeteSs, is doing mission
AIRY work among the Western Indians. The old
house of the two sisters in Berkshire, Mass,
has been let as an ordinary boarding house.
The total length of main railway line. not in
Guiding the second track, siding renewals,
laid in the United States the past wear, was g.
113 miles, about 100 miles less than for 1884.
All arrangements have been perfected in s..
ia q n fer
the method followed by PaStcur. In three
weeks at the outside patients may be treated.
British men-of-war have been ordered to
blockade the coast of Egypt from Massowah to
Suez. i'll order to prevent the importation into
the Soudan OF arms and ammunition for the
Arabs.
The savings banks of New York are prepar-
ing petition asking for the repeal of the
Silver Coinage law. These banks represent