The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-11-28
NEWS OF TIRE Ehh.

WS OF THE NEktA.
MATTERS. john Bernard kcat-
b. i Boston has been appointed British
i 4sul for all the ports of entry in
f st4le of Maine, with headquarters at
f5M@a3, succeeding the late George II
ttar whose death occurred September
s5l Mr. Heating has been in the office
b A British consulate at Boston since
lSss We i d native Of England, 81 years
d asa and resides with bis family IN Dor
tAesta Mass, MI, Heating win net as
Eum4 He duties of the new position until
D. new year. The Insurance underwrit-
fs, N 4 meeting at Bath. NOV, 10th, with
/ .0&ai agents. decided to make a re-
iguaon in rates in Eath on buildings and
II ks ii inc districts covered by The hv-
tant service. I ndei yhe new rating,
" lings viii be j pei Gem. for i've years.
Sne the biz fire there the rate has been
cent. for three Nsars. % business
he IS and stocks tie reduction will oe 10
h 4L which makes a reduction in q few
F4ills oi 40 aer cent Bath people are
h tilY pleased Al The at. The State Of
Eane cattle commissioners have declared
quarantine aaAinst All shipments
f,m New Hampshire ana Vermont and
N0Nshed notices to that etlegt.......
letter received II Amesburv, Mass
4it3 tl@m Mrs., y. u. Riekard If
] iianH. Me. niece of Whittier, the
| A NAc awMy tie Aomeste; tlere, TIE
WI -ta,ed tgat 7ile house viii Uoi be
fe he rseif as public memorial
iIi4= lAiess he lown ~ SOM reliable
E19.Hia IN tie NAMhaSei ir nast
l ssif intact 4s Whittier ieit iJ...4..
llaAeont q prominent citizen ri BID
VI. au& ape oi llia eldest membeis e1
FHss tleet Methodist cli4fct. ant for
Years associated with his brother,
AIM 4 Hanson. in lumber Inanufae-
hia- died Thursday hight. Aged H. He
+ ksaqiged hg lis wife He was native
h atett, \ H.. Tie fact tliat there
ur Maine missionaries il Turkey
hEs- lives are saia to be iu danger,
has#s the seIons trouble there seem
lear The names of these missionaries
b MISS caroline Il Allen and Miss Emily
\ Y Aeelerpf Bangor, Eev Egber1 5. FL
b 4ftland, and Dr Crosby II Wheeler
y Warren. They are members Of the
American Beard and every effort is being
eade ra assure their safety Bank tx
Rnlnef Timberlake has continued the sus-
pensou If the license of the Granite State
Hevdent Association to do new business
Ar State for the further term of 90
"a and the association has agreed to
NJ Va the terms of tie agreement as it
"a y l4e last 80 days. The Union Shoe
Fonpany Of Ellsworth has just received
@eels which will run the factory to its
p sapacty OF 100 dozen daily, giving
@p gXnenJ to 100 hands. ~. President
gulagh, OF the B. d A. Il. r., estimates
nal I IN potato crop OF Aioostook will be
tlle neighborhood of ten million bush
rs and that there will be in the neigh
lcrAacd Of eight million bushels to be
@lpaea. The recent reduction of three
En- q oushel in freight rates means u
ENmg te the county of $40. 600. 49,. Gen
~ orders No. II have have just been is
FA rider of H. c. Chatto division
Rlmaudel, Maine Sons Of Veterans. The
Eqei' show that there are at present in
state Al camps, with a total member
'l !, 4Zs. The report of Z. K. Gould,
lapn Iuartermaster, shows that the
'lS@n Is in excellent financial condition,
'as balance to its credit of 81 343. 0S
! Edward Libby Post, g. A. r., of
QkAnd has sent out a circular asking
.elans throughout the State to support
l D. Carver's candidacy for de-
the4t commander This makes the
phei third attempt for the office and
Mends from present indications are of
n ellrt that he will be ''go. ~. he
continues its policy Of buryi1g III
seA' soldiers who de, Thus far in
h ihA buria expenses OF 10 have been
aAa Dut ~6O2. 06 of the appropriation
99,EW lemains uneNpended. The re-
If the Paderewski concert IN Port
~ HeEe oyer 81. 000 and the pianist ear
V! over II 500 as Ills share. AT the
eilal IN London this year Padere-
As paid 95, 43a...,.lt is said that
winter Out Of logs in Maine will not
maeh from that of last season. On
Ae1nebec it viii be almost the same,
Y lethaps some Increase on the An
vsenssln and Penobscot. The Maine
Ule1te Total Abstinence association held
sAhaal convention in Bangor, Nov 21st,
)" large attendance Of the union and
M9man's Auxiliary. 1t was voted
Aae next convention be held in Port
.,''.,.,: The extension of the Sebasti-
Moosehead Railroad from Hart
y Harmony is nearly completed to
N stream, and in two weeks grading
PC finished. A large force will be
NJ tilis week, and laying the rails win
s,h very soon. The National Grange
nov. 10th in considering the Luben
positlon, which calls for government
On all agricultural products ex-
Dort nv from the country. The majority
Il Ia referring the matter to congress
people, was adopted. 1t was
a; = iold the next annual meeting of
aaonai Grange in Denver, provided