The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-09-01
lFWS OF THE WEEK.

|ayt MATTERS. The Augusta branch
llgu Hall is taking measures to pro-
t,,ii. \ committee, members of
axe Judge \. G.. Andrews and A.
adaId. Esq, has been raised to take
ndtu in hand. The branch has a
mwl 81, 800 in its hands which wi II
|any be retained by the branch and
lted among the members, although
Tee OF the court may be required to
To see a pulp mill at work, .
}antel in the Boston Evening Trans
who has just inspected the great
mill ut Carratunk Falls, 'gives the
ro' queer sensation Of being in Il
tree slaughter house. .. Lieut.
L Jersey, instructor i'll military
E at The Maine State College, has
rruaed from Cambridge, Mass.
b. l1s been in attendance upon the
summer school of physical cul-
lbe result of his application there
NtJr in the instruction in the same
Mn he will give the students under
4e IA brilliant farewell recep-
rs eiNcn on board flagship Phiiadel
rr llarbor, Aug. -, by Admiral
ii here being over 800 guests The
lm left at 10 that night. ...,. Live
[ue work in Maine, invest i'll Maine.
,>cnce of Senator Hale > eloquent
of NkoWhegan, Monday. No better
to Maine people can be uttered,
deserves to be echoed and e-echoed
out thc length and breadth of the
.. IAeIe are over five hundred men
Nu tle Bangor Il Aroostook Il. r.
IM9 1lrres are being added each week.
lt niddcford branch OF the Iron Hall
F@aJ sled with the judy of the SUI
trwNrt an application for receiver.
/ WNch has over 81, 600 reserved fund,
al "a members desire to have dis
..p among them. 900. The Maine State
s~ aitle Association, held its annual
fa- in Winthrop Aug. y, and elected
glowing officers: President, A. 5.
aoH pt Temple; vice presidents, O.
a4a ot Rockland; Is. f. Briggs, of
5au. secretary, y. X. Pike, of Win
Z. lcdigree committee, \. Il. Pike,
u >ueIl d. w. White, of Winthrop;
.v.r. = I. Floyd, j. l.. Brainard, of
-l.W. w. O. Whitman, of South Tur-
IAiroad men predict that within
ra> the Maine Central will be double
Aed between Portland and Augusta.
schooner tl.at carries the mail from
lle-in to Boothbay made the passage
IGaN in two hours. a distance of eigh-
niles. The captain said it was blow
OCULAR gale.......A trustee OF the
odse of the Iron Hall, of Augusta,
that the Maine lodges have on de-
$4,000, instead Of S12, 600 as pre-
S'y lepNted. They will make great
D"legtain this money, believing that
'Scnt to the general receiver in In
lapGli, little of it will ever return to
blItl The plaintiffs in the Iron
Aeaung Aug. 20 at indianapolis al
= atJ property was being removed
7 le prder' 5 building and asked Judge
'4 ioi alestraining order. The order
4'mptly issued and deputy sent to
HE building. The keys are now in
seSSlol Of the court. Later in the day,
lgS + Bailey, of indianapolis, was ap-
00'4 receiver of the Order of the Iron
" IliS bond is fixed at 81 900, 600.
! ,DScca the first President of the re-
W M Brazil, is dead. .....I 1t is admitted
E y @ Nn-called cholerine in Hamburg is
.'a' cholera. Private advices from
NJ" represent the mortality i'll the
''' stricken cities as far exceeding the
N published i'll Russian papers......
4lh4IlcId, Mass, Aug. y, p. J. Merlo
.No miles on the Hampden Park
"a VI. t. rs - breaking the worlds re-
" j. tN 4-3....A recent rain storm
'9Nala, Lower California, destroy
Vrtl 500, 900 worth of property.
~. "lle switchmen strike was declared
.' buffalo at midnight Thursday after
IVY conference between the leaders Of
'"uo0S railroad orders. The switch
rSl" maintain that their cause is just,
!, say they cannot fight SO many
TS','.', ~, Asiatic cholera is spreading
. Sshollt Europe to an alarming extent.
\ NtW ork health authorities have al
~ p.. oesun to take precautions. ..... The
eeu' a,. coal agents have advanced the price
raS eoal 20 cents; broken 10 cents, and
hi; ana chestnut % cents. The pro-
Avn @ lor September will be the same as
! Isust..... The affairs of the Order of
JnoI Hoh Hall in Philadelphia were
4 i1s ~, 70 70 crisis Thursday by the filing
aY'll :siy N equity by John W. Keen and
tbo = Dunzenhauser against the officers
4 supreme Sitting Of the Iron Hall.
fl, 6'ut is asked to appoint receiver
ias~ NJ entire State of Pennsylvania and
ld,n' al Injunction restraining the de-
i aus of irom interfering with the bust
IAo lhe corporation in the State......
1 snI1, nI1ofden case Friday afternoon Bird
a ~ niiVan was on the witness stand. She
|tptt1u 1uetail all that happened on that
Ln pl ttl morning, but the story did differ
"e Previous published accounts. The