The Union and journal., 1870-07-01

II rin,ove iittlet boy tro and . half years
old, child ,of,Mr. rhomaa Ovens. The wheel
passed over its head crushing II In . horrible
manner and killing the child instantly. Coro-
ner Charles II. Hall was called ,Sand after inycs-
tieating the affair came to tho -conslusion that
Mr.. winn was IN no way to blame for the acci-
dent
The Wing says that Tie knives and forks used
Mt the great Masonic dinner In Bangor, this
week, 6llcd ten bushel baskets.
The Rockland Free Press makes its appear
anos in . handsome new suit.
Tho Kensebsc Journal says that the Maine
Legislative Manuel has been abolished. The
State now publishes no statistical Information
whatever.
II Is fearei that Lieut.. Chas. Drew Of Augusta
of the u. 8. Army, son Of Rev. w. a. Drew,
has been killed by the Indians in recent en-
counter in New Mexico. ''Hfm'.'' p
Thirty years ago two boys attended school In
Bethel. little thinking that they would grow up
one to be Governor Of Maine. and one to be
Governor Of Carolina. Yet such proved TO b
their unhappy fate. .' ,'r .I. !.
The Dexter Gazette says that upon the farm
OF Mr.. Daniel Spencer. In Sangcrville. there eI-
lists deposit. said to be ineIhaustible, which,
when refined, furnishes very durable article OF
paint, for about one-halfthe cost OF that import
ed. r..
DR.. Green, at q late clinque at Brunswick,
introduced . girl whose nose and part Of her
face had been eaten away by disease. He had
skillfdlly formed o new nose and brought her
face into shape, SO "a to make her quite pre-
sentable-a remarkable instance Of skill Of
plastic surgery. 49,. ....-. ..,- .....'..- =,
One day last week as Mr.. Robert Mscomber
Of East Monmouth, was moving In his front
yard, his little son, aged about Elk years, came
out to ask him to spare some little shrubs, and
was told that they should not be cut, and that
he must run away, which the father supposed
he did. The next blow Of the scythe, however,
fell on his leg near the ankle, seycring the heel
cord and two arteries.
A fifteen year old boy In Augusta named An-
drew Bolton, quarrelled with his brother OF IL
years and beat him until hc was insensible.
They were In boat and the elder landed and
pushed the craft into the stream where II was
discovered and the insensible lad
was restored to consciousness. lie was terribly
beaten. The inhuman brother fed and has not
been heard from. 70 '" A
word was sent to the city marshal OF Au-
gusta that fellow was selling ieksrs from q
wagon in Market Square. He went to arrest
him and confscate his stock, and found him
self the victim Of an atrocious pun. The man
was peddling horse-trhips
They hrve tough boy in the town of Warren.
Eiw. 0'Drion Andrews, aged ten years, fell
from double horse team loaded with manure,
and one of the wheels passed. directly over his
neck, near the head rs he lay on his face. or
course II was supposed that the lad was dead,
but he revived, walked sixty rds to house
where he received medical attendance and Is
now smart again.
The Elitors' and Publishers Association Of
Maine will hold their seventh annual meeting,
in conjunction with the New Hampshire Asso-
citation, at Rye Beach. N. H.. on Wednesday
and Thursday, July 10th and 2ls', 1870. II
is expected that the Address on the occasion
will be delivered by Hon. james q. Blaine OF
Augusta, and the Poem by B. p. Shillabcr of
Boston. All the members Of the Maine Press,
with their ladies are invited to attend the meet
;,,, or ,ho Association .
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A serious accident happened to man nam
cd James Connors, residing on Mountfon st.
who Is employed at the Portland Company's
works. lie was at work with another employ CO
in driving pins into large boiler. Connors
was inside the boiler fixing the place where the
hin was to 10 driven and the other man was on
the outside with the hammer all ready to drive
nors and Tho other man supposed he had taken
,,;,,,S.,r on, or tho wav Instead of that his
III ~os .ioso hv ,bo min and Il was driven
IN, ,I"",,.h ,ha sc.In and p,rt w,v into the skull.
lie was Immediately sent to his home and =
physician called, who attended to his injuries
and thinks now that Connors will recover.
r, p,,., s,,,. co,vo,,;or h.,d n. animal,
u,.,;ua v % =, port,anJ last week and was we'll at.
S ,"uJs, ahout $4,000 were raised and expend.
~ A.. n,s, ,o,r In ,;d;nc fccble churches and
m G iohors In Tho State. Numerous re-
n;wa,s ,.aso ,onortJ and considerable accessious
., ,ho .hrrches bv b,ntism. Home and For
c;on Missions. Sabbath Schools, Temperance
and Education were discussed and recommended.
There are 263 Baptist churches In the State,
100 Of them are destitute of preaching. Rev. A.
II u Small IL President Kew. Joseph Kicker,
and Rev s. l.. h. Chase. Re
coni;np secretary.
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An euterprisins Individual In Bangor, Me,
. day or TWO since, sousn' 70 ,h',u1 unv n9uo'
iaw' nui p..,. purva,. W. - A.. .,,;u,,r .rowd on
20 MAKE so.nI,ns oI1 Wo " .,owsJ ,S:m s,rsv IN
, aeI'c,oa 'u,.', uay a.. b"s, w.s loo much
e,s sn, S.s,. NV, Jus h,h % S,rst. tho cr,amv au;d
tTt ~. III aror ,ho rOom com beI,ubinr and ,poii
NV nss,;.io. os s,r moro ,,lue than tho expected
"s "Is,. 49," =, ,ha a." hSs;Jes hreaking some ,i.ty
p.ou" vn ~ wy ",o.od ~, o a. =, L.nd
ioleh " 'ss' ''o"'i '''''
Rev. Z. Knowlton baptized thirty-fve per.
sons at South Alontville, Sabbath June IL, and
lhirty-ninc were received into the Free VII,
Baptist church in that place, py the r'sht manu-
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The Lewiston Journal OF h ,he p.,,hIi..n. :. III, .,
A. avery lull ccnVen,'4n W,n. " ,J ,aJ sSuhnrn y,
inc ~ congrvsson', ,, ps,,, S "'' =, Iaw;.,on va.
lay, lion; Wilnm I. i..e, o.nd;J.,. Sr
py acc.'na.on .n n.D..n, rsnrcssn,a,;ys