The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-07-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NAME MATTERS. Two gangs Of swind
dhe One is working gullible people
lus lions in the imaginary Worlds
ambian Guards, s. fee being called
I'd adyance; the other is engaging col
s, students, teachers, etc, to canvass
cooks. Il deposit of So OF more being
r3 ton in advance. OF course after
lee is paid none of those engaged ever
o t4oln either concern again. \ move
is being made to reorganlze the
A. -AJ, OF Labor in Biddeford. The or
las peen dead for four years, though
lou> to that time there We're five as
iee there and an aggregate member
at 800. Organizers are expected
ltll to re- establish Biddetord assembly
i /, claimed that 900 workingmen
AAious to get into the organization.
reported in publishing circles III
la York that MI Blaine has received
u more offers from publishers for a
Volk upon political history, covering
ppochs in the politics of the United
.r> rs he may choose to write upon....
January list, the Maine Central Rail
a.pS added to its rolling stock - pow
locomotives and d large number of
.l; cars; also two 60-toot baggage,
,M express cars OF the latest pattern.
lHpany has recently placed an order
9glVe tirSt-class passenger coaches.
is understood at Bangor that Ban
Il Aroostook bonds will be sold in
ot 800, 600 The American EN-
IL | i,+.,
York, 500, 900, Treat, the contract
500, 900 and Hiram Fogg, of Bangor,
Mo. . The W c. L. L. have declar-
tgl on the Calais rumshops. AS re-
tncir efforts three rumsellers were
--l over the Goals last week. ..... The
1ftce changes in Maine during the
-,nding June, 1892, We're Il establish
3-, six discontinued, eight postmas-
ysigncd, eight removed and eleven
Out of the pack of Maine sweet
'l about three quarters of million
~s probably not a case remains unsold.
5nyelmol Burleigh has e-appointed
" lalIes Hamlin reporter of decisions.
The officers seized another ear of Ii
10 Lewiston last Thursday night
1ow there seems to be prospect of
ey ,ontest for the adjutant general S
@,l next winter, which the present in
nlent, Henry NJ. Sprague. has held for
years and wants still longer Gen.
MattOcks of Portland and Gen. Chas.
,l'ien of IIallowell will be in the field
''llIon to Gen. Nprague and 4. e..
'sef The next adjutant general will
lpointed by Governor Cleaves, the
>ature having relieved itself from the
ot choosing this officer. Hon.
my Williamson, of Starks, Me-, died at
~sidence OF his brother, Mr.. Elias w.
mmson, near Denton, Md, July -.
'q - Years. He was there seeking the
ration of his health. Mr.. William
Ri> quite prominent in public life in
4e having been member of the Coy
al council, the State Senate. a Judge
bate Of Somerset county and at the
oi his death was a trustee of the
dlt Eentral Institute and Bates College.
Weston Lewis and j. S. MaXcy, of
.aioel, have purchased the controlling
test IN the Sandy River Railroad, run
from Pennington to Phillips. Theil
HAate object is to extend the road from
AtL TO augusta. ..... Eugene Ash, a
4 t Bar Harbor, has long shown an
ION for Bertha Murphy and Thurs
H9ht in an interview he threatened
4 Hqol himself OF her unless she would
Mise to give herself to him, alone. He
hey to ride, and She consented, III,
t AN away, she leaped from the car
and when the animal was stopped
II d1bed himself in the side with knife.
4 alg an ugly wound. 1t may prove ia
II tAd # not, he says he will try again
Il 4Dre is no dorbt that in most sec
II ol Maine the hay crop will be consd-
- lighter than last year owing to
AiI intense drouth, although the
HdnS helped out wonderfully. Hay
much higher, however, that the hay
AVl. will be just as well off A patti
VINO las been at the Kelley Institute
"mngton for over a week, was dis
NJ" and sent home for procuring Ii
outside the Institute. This is ;
that cannot be tolerated where ;
''AI is taking treatment for the liquol
"Se at a Kelley Institute. ..... The Sal
'u army of New England last Sunda,
CloSed ten days campmeeting a
a Orchard campground. Sunday
1ngs were in charge of Commando
9l and staff. Nearly 1000 ATTENDED
dternoon service. The Contra
Union of Portland has passed reso-
al% endorsing the laborers at Home
Pa, and condemning the use o
Atfton detectives .... The Ammen ran
Ne launched from the yard of tn,
IRON Works next month. . Mis-
l Knowles, a graduate of Bates Col
Is candidate for the position of at
y. general on the Peoples part,
Of Montana. She studied law il
lce of Burnham & Brown, Manches
A. H...... The packing Of canned blue
commences about the first of Au
N this State, but continues only