The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-07-23
LOCIL IFFIfRS.
lIres.ea's NfutterS.

10 the Triumph Engine Company, Of this city,
At the late muster at Lewiston. IL any member
Of the Audroscoggn Company at Topsham,
(which must have been very excellent COmPa-
ny to have played 50 well,) thought the award
unfair. 1t seems to US strange that their COM
plain, was not made a, the proper time, at the
proper place, and to the proper persons Ifthey
did 70 do, and failed 10 convince those who saw
and measured the playing, il Is harlly to be eI-
peeted that they would succeed in convincing
the public at this late day by rushing into the
public Journals They would he ''breaking
down" without any suction hose. We feel as
surel that any authentic communication ad-
dressed to the Triumph Company, will be
properly attended to.
Spspsas,on.
The President has ordered the suspension Of
William HObsOu, collector Of customs FOR the
ninth district Of Maine.
G.nIoat Pa,rnee.
The gunboat Pawnee is at Kittery Navy Yard
repairing. and is to lie ready for sea in 80 days
MN .iceident.
On Tuesday. French boy named Geo. Per
kins, an operative in the Lscona Mills, had HE
right hand extensively laccrated by having Il
caught in q machine, which would require the
smputatiOn Of his right forcangcr.
Dro~ned.
A little lad named Henry Furnish, aged four
years, was drowned in York river on Thursday
lie was the son Oh Mr. henry ru'osn' ""o WIS
drowned about four years ago IN Plscataqua
river
h""ro"" Hce'"e"'
On Saturday afternoon an engineer on the
BoS,o, 4 Maine Railrod. named Henry j.
~, -, r. 80, ,r,i, % all from R.r-
$50. =, 80. -.
wick Junction, met with an accident which may
prove fatal II appears that Mr.. Pasho, who is
,omewh,, d.af had been awaiting the time to
- ~,
mo'o u1S u""' a"u ""''' "O"s ~ '
short distance; and ON returning 10 MS engine,
and while walking in the path along side the
track be u.s struck nv n gravel train. the an
r,o..h os which hs was sntirplv i,norant Mr.
p,,ho h,a II. IA. h,d,v ,,,.Sol Nm, !, !.
,sn,.h, \. NAV ,nrv,vo ~ h. h.. NO, .,.,,iDcl
-, -. n. ST. a. ~. homo o.
....,., - - ,,dov., N, p..ho vs., On.
Of ,ho o,Io.t anil mos. s,itb6,l emnIove.z ON the
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g.. c. :, A.. q - ,n,nown In.nr.J
N :
US" oI sh"hers'
number Of Shakers from the ten families OF
United Believers IN the State OF Kentucky, hav-
ing just been on Visa To the families on ,he
same hith at Afred. came down yss'erIey
morning TO see our city, In company with some
Of the brethren and sisters OF the Alfrcd com.
maniV' Ihey 'sneu the Ciy n9llulng anu
.ae dome Oh ~; anu ser %i, 1 G'ne, Psaess soO'
the CITY, WINE al the lily nan 'ney sung sew
srai OF tnelr peculiar a songs on INC platform s -
niue ooa'PN y, o"'AV T,' oI M - ~, s'
who met them there They ien AZ night Tor
visit TO the New gloucester community; onc 0,
the men sa very nne Scholar oeihS wen learned
In the Greek and Hebrew ansuages.-PorHaHa
-iIgu'.
B.p..d.
tn. 1w.,,,r, Ao,.. anil an, hunairr. n, Mol
80, - A.,
GRAFTON Nns' /" "o"''' 0""ei " 'V"' -
do1, OF AIired' anu occup'ea W he'' p"hIe' H.
Maddox, were entirely destroyed by hrc Thurs
,,,v ,,orr;ry The or;yin Of the FIRE Is IN
80 Ioss so zoo Partially in,prcl
Aho""' N'S' S-'o''-
Lac Terra.
AT the law term held in Portland this week
a., .,n.,.;,. ,,.,,.,, ,.,..y q, ,h;s .o,r,v ,,or.
The following 'pPe'iS' cases ''' TINS county "S''
disposed or
Gu. Inhabitants OF south Berwick vs.. Oscar n.
Grant DISMISSED from Law docket.
ieaton. Oakes, GOODWIN.
90. Ivory Chadbournc '. JOHN hanseCm. To
he argued in writing. Arguments to be fur
nished in thirty days or decided without
Wells s Eastman,
70. John Holland '. Inhabitants OF Limerick.
Exceptions ovcrrule,l.
Moore. ShePley & StrOut.
Burbank.
80. William Bean v. Mary A. Boothby. To
be argued in writing.
Moore * Drew. Smith, Burbank.
81. Louisa u. L. Trap v. Lydia Trap To
bc argued In writing.
Howard & Cicayes: Hseks't.
%. benjamin Mehster V. joshua houahu'
To he argued in writing in 80 days.
burbank. Aver & Clifford.
90. Joshua Il. Works v. Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Go. To be submitted on briefs
during this term. Plaintiff S brief in.
Copeland. Drew.
100. Sylvester Mari Ct al. v. Elgar X. Clark
ct ais. To be argued in writing.
Smith. Hamilton.
l0l. Eva Davis. Administrative, v. Farmers
NJ. Z. Insurance Co. To be argued in writing.
Hamilton. Drew.
1851 Olive Earl v. Chas. W. McKenny To
be argued in writing.
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