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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01
Go West"

INC brli>h Minister at Washington, Lord
9acN'liie, in MS desire 10 aid the free trade
Democr. cv. has pat hi, foot i'm il badly
British american. resident o4 co,ifor.i. i.
.:.t,,.. t..,.: "'.oi ''''' ne-
9i'"7 lhloIihalIoh a> 10 LOW lie should vote
wrote 70 the British Minister for Guidance.
The following ovtract. FROM, t; l. :,
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-o>'i17 ''Iu Significant
Many English citizens have foI xc1r> 70
Trained from being ra1uraliza,l -, ,Ic,
thought no GOOD would accrue from tbe a(f
but Nj. Cleveland, administrator ha> L,.,,, ~
favorable and 50 friendly toward Fng;au.4 "a
Kind in not enforcing The retaliatorr a., 49,.
ed by congress. 50 sound ON th,. free tra,a
question aud 80 hostile to the dynamite fri.b
that hY the hundreds yea iv I'M, thousands
they have become nataralized fol- the exnr,>.
purpose Of helping the man above All ofhnr
American politicians they consider their own
and their cOuntry's best friarI
And further:
If Cleveland was pursuing a Few policy TO-
"ara Sana'ia. temporarily only ana for the
of his otfre fnIr Io,.1 any,
ceaSe his pplicy icheu his re-,Iectinn il So
ftNFf' !" N"t"hh@r 4!td 0yQia 1nrpF Eby-
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Nou are 1,rn},all,- ,v-.ro ,l.,. ,.l..;
party which openly favored the mother conn
n! al me present moment would lose popular
81 ri. t,rt Tb' ~ 10" = I"lN aware
IicNe, still DESTROYS Of maintaining trien,ll, ~
lions 4th NicM bf1talh, ANA i still II de-
viii hax, Gnm Iu>tiGiiS WIN nada
the rejection of the treaty H., fh. HrnnbIir,n
Il,
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ton as regards the Presidential election TIM,
rEtated. 1t Is. however. impossible TO predict
''i'r.',, -, Nv i,',n tetidehl cleveland may
be elected. int there j. every $500, +Jui; ie
that. while unfolding the position lie has tak
~, a., hr VIII manifest spirit Of cancellation in
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In ,Hprort of these view. .i,.. 1.n;.i NJ.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01

DEER Isle, Oct. %. Capt. John S. Lowe, of
schooner Sarah Mills, recently bought by parties
in this town for him. was in this port Monday. lie
Is much pleased with his vessel; especially her
sailing qualities. The brig Fidela, Capt l.. G.
Blake, sailed Sunday, Oct. IA, for Grenada, W. l.
He landed Bert Bates, Of South Brooksvile, here
sick with fever, to be taken to his home. apt.
+. +. Eaton. one of Deer Isles most successful
fishing SHIPPERS has had u new schooner built for
him by Gloucester parties.
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The Jackson Town Fair.

The eighth annual Fair and Cattle show was
held at the Town house and grounds adjoining.
Saturday Oct. 18th. The show of neat cattle was
very good. Forty nine head were exhibited and
the larger portion of them were very fine animals
of their Kind. c. Y. kimball had his entire farm
stock, comprising Is head of oxen, cows, steers
and heifers. j. H. Mckinley had eight head of
whitefaces, all fine thrifty looking cattle The
largest collection of colts ever seen at any of our
fairs was shown this year, including over twenty
of different ages-evidence that the growing inter
est in good horse breeding has had its effect in this
community. +. II. Brown exhibited brood mare
and 5 colts of different ages. Z c. Body showed
his promising two year old stallion ''Fiash which
attracted much attention from horse breeders.
But the most attractive feature of the out door
exercises was pair of shepherd dogs, owned by
George Cole and Charlie Narney. Harncssed to
miniature express wagon they were driven
around the grounds and street, by each of the
boys in turn, at rapid rate to the delight of the
children and amusement of the older spectators.
The hall exhibition not as full As i'll former
years and this was especially true Of all varieties
Of farm products. Had the weather of tic previous
day been more promising there would have been
more fruits and vegetables shown: but almost
everybody thought that Saturday world, Of COURSE,
be rainy like its predecessors Of the past month
and consequently We're not prepared with selected
lots for this department. Below we give the prem
iums awarded by the committees
HORSES AND COLTS.
Sucking Colts-t. II. Brown, LIST; Fred N.trncy,
ID.
Matched Colts-F. II. Brown It,
Four ! ear Old Colts-O. A. Ct!a,e lst.
lhrce ear Old Colts-J. W. Wai!are, vt; 4! II.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01

One of the most astonishing feats ever yet
accomplished on a bicycle was performed Sun
day afternoon last by Mr.. John Shooter, of the
Brooklyn Bicycle Club. He rode an ordinary
crank machine from foot to top of Eagle Rock
Hill, near Orange, N. j. The hill is over a mile
in length and has continuous grade of about
one foot in ten. Its surface is OF macadam.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01
"A Mere Party Annex"

WABASH, IND, oct. 10. Nearly all the Re
p-blican members of the Women-s Chri>tiai
Temperance Union in this part of the Stat,
have withdrawn from the organization as the
result of the treatment shown Mrs. Foster il
the New York Convention. They assert The
action of the leaders has so thoroughly com
promised the body that its aim and usefulnes.
are reduced to those of mere party annex
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01

Daniel Hand. an aged resident of Clinton.
Conn, formerly merchant in the South, has
given to the American Missionary society over
ambition dollars in interest bearing securities, to
be held in trust and known as 1.-The Daniel
Hand Educational Fund for Colored People"
the income only to be used for the education of
the colored people in the Southern States
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01
Clevelands P. N. G. on New England.

In various ways the Cleveland Adninistra-
notably in the Mills bill which is specially de-
signed to destroy the industries OF this section.
This is natural enough as the southern element
now dominant at Washington has 10 love for
New England. of late Postmaster General
Don NJ. Dickinson has made himself prominent
| as the mouth-piece OF the Confederate bri-a-
diers. In a well authenticated interview pub
lished in the Chicago Herald. Democratic
paper. Mr.. Dickinson said
New England has always grown rich oil the
rest of the country. The West pays tribute and
| taNto New England and gets nothing in return
for it,
New England controls and has controlled
for Years the legislation Of this country and
! has always protected her own selfish Interests
at the expense of the remainder Of the States
The Republicans Of New England went
| into the war for the Union not from motives OF
PATRIOTISM but because they thought they could
make money and niure the South.
And much more Of the same -ort. II 4
later interview published in the Detroit Jour
nal Mr.. Dickinson reiterated these statements
with even greater bitterness and yehem,uc2.
and he i now engaged in REPEATING thcm on
the stump.
/ The Boston Evening Record keeps these
attacks Of the Postmaster General upon New
England standing in It, columns. and says it
vii! continue them every day until election.
ana. if necessary. after election that the peo-
PIE OF this section may be made familiar with
the sentiments Of the Cleveland l.lnlini>tr!-
| ton toward them. The Record say:
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$4,000 Damages.

Boston, Oct &C. The jury in the case of Beales
against Thompson returned verdict this morning
In favor Of the plaintiff assessing the damages at
$4,000 This is a snit brought by Mrs. Myra
lieales against DR.. Augustin Thompson, of Low
ell, for $4,000 damages for having aenated the
affections of her husband, James Ii. Beales.
Mr.. Thompson, the defendant, is a native Of
Union, Knox county, and proprietor of the Moxie
Nerve Food.
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HOusemaid, Spare That Web.

a well-known naturalist, who has recently beer
studying the habits of the spider, says that the in
sect can get along nicely until old age overtake.
him. Each spider has the power of spinning
certain quantity of web. When he has spun him
self out he is in a bad way, not only because he
has no home, but because he has no chance to oh
tain food The life of spider is as full of luck
out of the way place it will last him a long time
but If he happens to spin it where the woman witt
the broom can reach he will likely soon find him
self spun out: As long as he remains strong he is
all right, for he can overpower the Young spider.
and steal their webs. When he can no longer
fight he becomes a tramp and soon dies of starva
ton
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The Republican Campaign and Prospects In New
York.

TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE JOURNAL: Since Con-
sress adjourned have been speaking in this
safe and have been good deal of the cen.
trail portion of it. Next week shall be in the
western part of it, closing at or near Buffalo.
Everywhere the Republican meetings are larger
and more earnest than have ever seen them since
the campaign of l>.2, and we hear everywhere of
Democratic accessions to the Republican party, as
we did in Maine before our September election,
only in much larger numbers. There can be no
doubt that in all the State west and north of Har-
lem river, Harrison and Morton will receive
much larger majority than was given to Blaine
and Logan in 1884. The reports are also favor
able i'll New York City and Brooklyn. But am
sure man must have great confidence in his own
Judgment who, living away from those two cities,
should care TO predict what they will do political
~ There are many chances there to make
combinations and so great inducement to make
them, so many opportunities to colonize fraudu
lent voters, and so large an increase of new voters
mat like the lrishman's frsky pig. it is hard TO
count the result before it is declared. There will
be great watchfulness by the Republicans and
great effort to get something approaching a fair
vote and count, but have less faith in its success
than wish | had. One thing will predict how
ever, which is, that unless the Democrats up
/ 10 Harlem river with seventy five thousand ma
joiity thty viii be beaten in New York.
The great question between the two parties is
the tariff, AZ ii was in Maine, though the temper
ancc question enters quite Target: into the contest
between Miller and Hill, the gubernatoral caud-
dates, II is predicted that Hill will run better than
Cleveland ON account Of his earnest ard universal
Lacking By the saloons
Mills Bill, at Utica, Friday. He and Brecken
ridge and Allen, of Mississippi, and Taulbee, of
Kentucky, are very much pleased with the hospit
allc reception given them here. They would hard
/ y want 10 guarantee n courteous reception to
Republican speakers in their own States. Recent
events pretty strongly indicate they could not
make good thoii guarantee should they give it..
havc met more hoarsc and tired campaign ora
tors On both sides than have ever before seen.
TAeg At least, if one else will be glad when the
contest is over and the administration settled for
anpthe, four wears. NJ.
AIttrli1lp Y act
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tons, are to be built for the Hamburg A meri-
can line. One is to be built by the Laird
Brothers Of Liverpool and the other by the
Vulcan Company of Stettin, Germany. The
ships are to have five decks, will be 400 feet
broad They will! be completed early in April.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01

There have been some recent changes in Knox
county vessel property. Brig Nj. e. Haskell was
to |! L. Snow for 1000 She is vessel of 1873 TONS
K H. Burnham was auctionecr. Schooner William
douglass, OF Rockland has been sold to New York
parties. Capt. NJ. B. Hatch, who was her skipper,
has been given command of schooner William
Boartlman, which was recently purchased by the
ROckland and New York.
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Feeder for the Knox 4 Lincoln.

The action taken by the citizens of Union almost
insurcs the building of the proposed road to War
rem The road will tap the X. 4 l.. X. X. at ti,at
place 1t will be big feeder to the road in which
Bath and other towns have large financial inter
est. The new road will probably be built mex
summer. Bath Times.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01

The National Womcn'> Chr~.:n Temper
anet nion At is recent convention Wa trans
formed into poli.iral organization. fLi~ viii
be regretted hy tho-e who anticipated much
from the work Of this order in The direction Of
Temperance and morality. and Hlo had freel:
given It sympathy and support. A. political
maehine it will stand uIon an entirety differ
eat footing. and lpU~t 4:eaily diminish Ia nunl-
5cr> and influence.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01

IN BRIEF. News from the yellow fever SET
ton Is less encouraging. The i.la cue seems Ia
be Spreading cut into ether parts Of Florida
which have hitherto been EXEMPT from the
disease. There have been 1853 cases to date in
ACKNOWLEDGMENT i reported at Portland that
the assets of the Win>low Packing Company
will not be sufficient to pay over 10 cents on :.
dollar. The second meeting OF the creditor,
will take place some time next montli.....E Five
men, two Of them nitel States soldiers. We rr
robbed on 4 stage coach in Texas SUNDAY morn
M b. enc highWayman, who frightened all Of
BIZ victims into dociiity .....The registration IN
New York III 1854 was 30. 50. sn, this wear il
is 2S6.Jl.. an increase Of J..io....The Lon,lon
papers are unanimous in the opinion TINT Min
lister West should be recallct, or assigned to
some other Observation-Disclosures broke into the
post office at Springvalc Friday night. blew
open the safe and took $500 in money and
stamps. They also entered Williams eri>t
mill near the depot and took about so. There
Is no clue......Ihe mayor of Decatur. Alabama.
has sent out another appeal fer aid for sufferers
by yellow feyer....Mr. Blaine spoke At Newark.
New jersey. saturday evening. President r.
;. Woodward. of the United States geological
survey. is in this state directing the work of
two corps Of the Typographical engineers who
have begun the important labor Of making. Il
complete Typographical survey of Maine at the
expense OF the Government. Massachusetts
and New Jersey have already been SURVEYED
and mapped and our State is now to receive
the same minute and careful attention The
dwelling house. barn and furniture belonging
to Della c. Elwell. at Sea iiarbor. wa. totally
destroyed by fire saturday night, caused by the
explosion of lantern in "A barn. Insured
81 40. \ building at Ash Point. belonging to
Cora l.. Moore, was burned TO The ground
Monday morning. cause unknown. Insured
81 30
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News of Belfast and Vicinity


ton, but reopen Monday to continue until the hol
day season.
Welch \ IIo!t, of this city, have taken a con
tract TO resco and paint the interior of the church
at Swauvile.
Mr.. J. c. Gates is putting steam heating arpar-
aus into the Alexander house, corner of High and
Commercial streets
From now until March ali the hardware stores in
this city will close every evening, except Satur.
day at six O'Clock L. NJ.
The OAK Hill Granite Company, Of this city, will
finish this week the Pittshurg job upon which it
has been at work all summer.
Thursday forenoon woodpecker flew into the
store Of Mr.. Fred A. knowton. of Main street, in
TINS City an' was captured alive.
The Aldermen viii he in session 1T the city gov
elnment rooms ON Friday, saturday and Monday
afternoons to revise the voting list
The meeting of the Waldo County Agricultural
society called at the Court House on Saturday was
adjourned to meet II Tie place Jan, b, lss9 at
1r.M.
Mr., John (. W oodcocE money or'er clerk mt the
Belfast postonice, has completed weighing the
mats OH The Belfast branch and Is now at his ,icsh
in the post office.
lir George Charles. a workman at Mathews
Bros. sash and blind factory this city, got Ills left
forcfnger caught in 4 machine, and it was nearly
scyercl ii TIE first Joint.
lIar1ac, Naya1tue for n,,nh., contains ~, ..4,,
che on .,We.teru .Iournalisn, = ,,.I ,,pnr .,,t.
Of prominent western newspaper men, is one Of
AbicaJ Btethel native Of Thorndike.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01

The Republicans Of Harvard University have
organic! Republican club. and Of ona Of il
officers the Boston Evening Record saw:
;. {. Manlel is q son Of lion. Joseph Mar
ley and has biz fathers -ood executive heal
lie is already clever politician and an al
X.tLnaN >fIllnut il Li>inlN.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01

Prominent Virginia Republicans assert tina,
their State will give Harrison and Morton a
majority Of not less than IA 600. In 1884 Cleve.
land carried the State by 6,141 majority, the
vote being as follows: Cleveland, 145, 497
Blaine, 139 1886.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01

The article on yellow fever published on the
first page was hastily compiled, and although
much that might have been said was necessari-
ly omitted from want of space, it is hoped the
facts given, and particularly the opinions Of
leading medical men, may prove of interest. If
the theory that frost has no effect upon yellow
fever holds good the epidemic in Jacksonville
must be near its end, while the outlook for
other places in which the fever has more re-
Gently appeared would be bad.
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street
Inc lines and continuances at the recent term OF
the $ j. Court in this city amounted to lo'2 81
and S59o.32 was paid in.
The new house lower Congress street built
this summer by Mrs. Allen is completed and Mrs.
Allen has moved in 1t is a very pretty cottage,
eighteen by twenty four feet
| Dr. George +. Eames has been rendered the
prolessorshlp OF dental pathology and therapeutic
! in the Boston Dental College. The call is very
| lntterng and it is quite probable that the doctor
viii accept The Beverly Mass, Citizen.
F. W; Collins reports Holsters plenty and of good
size lie is soon to make quite extensive renova
lions III his establishment, by putting in an engine
room, refrigerator, office, etc When completed
he VIII have an establishment fitted up transact
rafting business. Rockland Courier Gazette.
Mr.. +. &. Quimby has favored MS with copy of
the Detroit Mich, Tribune containing an account
of the great Republican torchlight parade in that
city. 1t is conceded To have been one of tne big.
se>' events of the kind Detroit ever witnessed.
Maple Leaf Council United Fellow snip, IF this
city, was ono year old Oct 2ith, and the anniver.
| Sary was celebrated that evening with an oyster
supper, singing, speaking aud story telling. There
has been but one death in the Council since its OF
gauization.
rhe schooner New Era sailed from this port
Monday for lS!e au iIaut, having been chartered
4 by Messrs. Freeman and simmons. of Waldo, to
| bring mp load of sheep. They bought number
of sheep and lambs the island some time ago
and expect to get o0in ali. The sheep win lie sold
for market.
Pensions have been granted ~ follows ,ric!
nal. invalid, Nathan Pendeton, North Isesboro;
Nathaniel X. Halves, West Brooksvillc. Jos. II.
Estcv Belfast: increase Rue N csvrtnIl, E,,
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presidential election
We have received, for publication next week. an
article on The Genesis of the Adens which will
interest many Of our readers
The bough business which begins with COLI
weather IS becoming brisk and the fragrant loads
are daily on sale In the square
Lieut.. Hatch Parker, of Castine was in town
| Tuesday on his way 10 Portland to take com
'nand of the Portland revenue cutter.
| a strong northwest wind prevailed Monday
The steamer Electa was one hour and a half from
| Turtle Head to the steamboat wharf
Harry +. Staples, OF Brooks, has 40 nice sleigh,
| to be finished in few days. Look for his ad,rr
tisement in next issue of the Journal.
The water wheel for the Electric Light Co..
/ which weighs seven tons, arrived last week. The
! last OF the poles were erected saturday.
The regular monthly meeting of the scientific A.
socation will be held at 30 next Tuesday evening
at the society : room in the savings Bank block
The sum of $3.50 has been realized for the pro.
! posed tablet to be erected III memory of the late
Horace iia1eltne. From <li to $50 will ne ncc,te.
Mr. Fit W. Gilbert Of this city. WAS ,gil.,t VIII,
a chill while Mt work Monday ami va- taken f.,
hs home. lie was Very i'll for Il ttm., but Is r,..
covering.
Last evening was Al Halloween. Whcu GHOST
ami hol'sohhins are supposed To bc abroad ami
when Young people consult the unknown in regard
| , the future.
MIR. Mark Andrews. OF this cit,. has ccc,i,,,t IN,
order Ion uine rubber suits for bremen at Buck
port, The contract was given Mn Andrews OLA a.
competitive bid.
| J,l,,.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01

The latest from the doubtful States j. favor
able to TIE Republicans. and the Democrats are
defeated unless they can win IL huying vote
and cheating in the count. They Will lie
watched This year closer than ever before.
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No" that the Graphic has been sold il would
be interesting 10 know at what figure Thomas
Na>t WAS put at. New York Press.
He was probably thrown in, with the Office
cal and the .t.ittools.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01

Bro. Forbes. of the oxford Democrat. has
called our attention to an error in the initial OF
the Presidential elector from the first district.
1t should be Mark T. Wentworth.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-11-01

Grand Master roH-1lcry cxpre~-e> himself
cnphatira'ly on the question of protection.
He refuses to Use any article that H. been i'm
ported
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j. A. Swan, late treasurer of Knoxville
County, Tenn, was short about $4,000 upon
final settlement with his successor. He is now
absent somewhere in theWest.