The Republican journal., 1888-01-26

position of the stipend be continued: were dis
cussed. The Experiment Station and its pro-
posed work were discussed Thursday by
President NJ. G. Fernad and others. Adjourn
ed.
NEWS OF A VETERAN WANTED.
There came into Cony U. S. General Hospital.
at Augusta. in the summer or early fall OF 1854.
a soldier, 4 Frenchman, a private of Co. Il. 9Th
Reg. Me. VOL. severely wounded by minnie
bullet through the left groin and hip. Gam
creme was in the wound, and. for many days he
was expected to die. He lived, but was Grip
pied for life. He has been living in Prince Ed
friends are making an effort to obtain pension
for him. He speaks but little English. and can
give but small account of his service or say
where he was wounded.
| remember the man well while in the hos
pital. He was quiet patient. undoubtedly
good soldier. and is deserving of a pension.
but he cannot find his officers or comrades.
Hisname was Joseph Gallant.
If any of his old officers or comrades see this,
who can remember the soldier. and especially his
wound and where wounded. and Wi send me
a certificate of tna same. viii see that he re-
ceives it.
Will other papers in the state copy This. and
thus possibly help an old crippled, deserving
soldier. q. \. Bradbury. N. D..
Norway. Maine.
MAINE GRAND ARMY.
Preparations for the coming encampment Of
the Grand Army of Maine, to he held in Port
land Feb. o and 10. are being made by the local
posts, and a splendid reception will be rendered
the visitors. Whitman Sawyer, ". II. Greene.
George H. Abbott. H. L. Ingalls,. +. ii. Hanson.
j. :. Douglass and Geo. +. Brown constitute
the committee having Tie matter in charge.
Six hundred plates are to be laid for the BAN
quet the last night. and Hon. Henry b. Cleave>
will probably be POSTMASTER. The TWO most
prominent candidates for Department Com
man,ler at this time are Mr.. Horace Burbank Of
Saco and Colonel f. NJ. Drew of Lewiston. Com
mandcl-in- G hief John T.. Kean. tailior Vice
Commander-iu-C hief john {. Lineban, Adj
jutant General Daniel Fish and Inspector
General Ira NJ. Hedges are expected g. be pre-
sent at the encampment.
TIE BupwELL GRANITE COMPANY.
The entire works OF the Bodwel Granite
Company at IIallowcll are running al full blast
this winter. At the present time 800 men are
employed at the quarric> and the granite works.
and there is prospect that this number will be
increased in the spring. An elaborate monu-
ment will be wrought in the coming summer
at these great monumental works. to be placed
over the last resting place of the late Governor
Bodwell. The Bodwell Company have Il cor
tract for a monument for the late eX-Min>ter
Washburne. 1t is to he plain obeli>k. The
monument will stand 40 feet high.
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e> of her husband to Colby UNIVERSITY.
| On the 9th of last month Robert Long died
| in Geneva. H.. a~ed 81 wears. Mr.. Long was
born in llalloweIl. After residing at Bangor,
ellsworth ana Hurry. Ill thl> Statr. and term
OF clerical employment III TIE Treasury De
partlnent at a>hinGtoh. ne Slehi tiit la>t ~
years OF ms HE III GENEVA. III.
General |. u. A'WooI' massachusetts -eit +
al agent OF Inc Mutual Lille insurance 'ph!pn-
ny OF New ork, died at West RoXburN. at >
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was Dorm III "ah-"f. Name ia l>a'. >tfN ed
with credit i'll / re wa Of The Ectcilion. and
hai been member OF TIE 'T0NeInoE> stan.
Warden 5eah OF me haiiir state ifl>oi- Ill
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/ hunnfei name, OF prisoners u ascertain what
proportion OF them drank iilGor- ani t. what
extent, and found il to he a follows: Number
VINO never dfahk. ~: nHnhtr VINO dra'lk some
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ne l'ea>>el i-lliipn'iaii says laat Il. j..
HeWalI. Esd. mas Just won an important case III
the Court OF French spoliation lams. 1t is
ihe frst case IN thiS vicinity III WHICH Jud2inc!'f
haS hech rendered. he case Is tsat OF NE
snip venus. 'etef BrNson aii.i Robert lir-