The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-12

O1Aes We AuWAIo d. levine ana Inward II. Nc
ALlstsr. Indicted for Al assault with Intent to rol
one Law Decker on the 2lst OF January last. 0,
trial. .
Aatsocks. A. ". Bradbury for Dsvise.
.s Deans q verfill for McAllistsr.
State vs. JAS. sssIsy. apppt Comp laint for ssarel
aud seizure. Judsment Of Municipal Court affirm
Fr-s Municipal Ceurt.
JUpsn NORRIS PRESIDING.
THgRsDAY.-stats vs. Michael Gilhaughly and
Thomas hilsy. Larceny. Sent to the Reform Sehsol
during thsir minority.
at trap. Deund over to await trial ut the Superior
Court. csnnttsd. f.
Stale VI. John ksardon. Search and seizurs.-
Fined 80 and costs. Committed.
Drist Jotsin9.
The Arish have get their new she'll from
Blake. II weighs % pounds.
We have received from Chishsln h Co. tn.
IntsrAatisxal hallway and Steam Navigation
Guide for Nay q rra svsI 8 t1tr- ~
The irea bridge ~ saeearappa Is removed
and . nsv enc il baildiae.
Rev. Mr.. VibbsYt Will deliver lecture In
City Hall Sunday evening on "Christians and
Politics."
Tho Maine Medical Association holds its an
aual sessieA IN this city the second Tuesday In
June. EuefE-Eg refl
A Ans view Of the Nhlts. Mountains was
visible from the Western Prone ade yesterday
nsrniHg. @ ~ -,.
Rev. d. II. HannabarSh. The newly appoint.
cd pastsr Of the Pine street II. \. Church,
will commence his labors en- Sunday next
IL the Argue should attempt to correct III
hlandsrs Its forms would never get TO press.
james Murphy And Capt. Sturdivant gave
Temperance addresses At Sacsarappa Wsdnes.
day evening. Rev. Mr.. Whitchei, q y. W.
Baptist preacher, vhs has moved int the
place and las supplied the Congrsg ationalst
pulpit, presided at the meeting.
4 family In this city have I've Swsdos In
their employ who are learning the English
language. The other day one Of them was re-
qusatsd ~ 20 and call George. aeanisg the
man servant. In few moments she returned
with three Aightsaps from the clotheslins.
A horse, attached 10 . provision wagon, ran
away On Commercial street yesterday morn
ing, scattering baskets, vegetables and roasting
pieces in al directions.
4no lhulSb vi Ot. DbcpuoA STiSA nave
Gently srsanissia vsstry Association, the OBJ
jset being to form . anion for Christian work,
and also to bring the members of the Society
together socially. %. ........
LAmssn, the photographer. has jsst taken
sens photographs Of Mrs. Pike, the authorsss.
Mrs.. Pike thinks they are the finest she ever
had. The fnish and the execution are perfect
Bidaeford 10 the only place in the State that
has yet mentioned tho approashinG Fourth Of
July.-Ksnnsdss Journal.
DO slew, Mr.. JoWnal You have not read
the PnHss. IA. al .5r.tlE ao.rr-5 ..-. =
Quite . crowd gathered yesterday morning
to witness the process Of taking down The
stsepls Of the State street Church. One Of
ths workmsn went up to the very apex Of the
stsspls, On the outside, and the fascinating hor-
rse Of the situation was n fully appreciated by
the spectators ~ the fsAts on the Tying ira
ysse.
We learn that the children In Centre and
Cotton streets are in ths habit Of throwing
bricks and stones In those thereushfarss
making 1t very dangerous fer horses, ~ they
are apt to step on the rolling stones and slip
II II hoped that the police will pay particular
attention 10 this matter ~ several valuable
horses have lately been severely famed.
Tho palace car dayton" left this city fsl
Boston yssterday morning attached 10 The
early train.
The Directors Of the Eastsrn, p 3. b p,
Maine Central and y. 3 n, A. Railroads will
make the excursion in Pullman palace train,
nsstionsd In Mondays issue, On Tuesday
next. They win pass day probably In Ban
Wait ko limo oft ba
Y. I'm. A. RAilread.
The President, Directors, SupsriAtsndsnti
and counsel Of the Eastern and z. 8. b P
Railroads dined together Of the Falmouth
Hotel yesterday afternoon and passed the pa
pers ratifying the lease Of the latter road Il
the former.
The employees Of the Maine Central Rail
road we're hard At work yesterday putting II
shs curve On the old shipyard grounds just be
yond their depot in this city.
The weather yesterday msrnisG vas IL .
Yhsrmenstsr ess At II A. N. Raw and oleud
In the afternoon.
Mary GarAishty, whs was arrested Wsdnsi
DAY night on suspicion Of stealing varisus n
helss fron Mrs. simpsoA's, corner Of Nay
and Cumberland streets, was innossnt Of th
charge, Mrs. Simpson finding the missing ars
slss.
Gen. Henry q. Thomas. U. 3. A., left hi
city ysstsraay morning fer New York, whsr
he will take the steamer City Of Brooklyn .
Saturday fer Liverpool. His trip abroad wi
extend ever several mouths.
Two accidents occurred 1T the White Rec
station on the Portland + Osdenshurs Bal
road Oh Wednesday. A herss attached to
wagon containing . nan and woman too
fright at the train, and running away iipps
ever the wagon and threw out The occupants
81 The woman Was considerably injured, it I
thought. When the train returned anoths
horse took fright. at the same station, AZ
threw . man and boy out Of the wagon
which he WAS attached. Neither Of then we
much hurt
Mr.. O. II. Hodskias has hssn engaged
sbsristsr at Plymouth Church and win en-.
on his duties next sabbath.
+. A friendly game Of base ball between Il
Younr Americas and Mountaineers was w
yesterday by the former, II to Al.
=. o. Bailey d Go. sold at auction ysstsrd'
q two story and . half tsuss On Merrill strse
with lot ~ feet by 10, to George W. Parker
$3.50
We were pleased 10 see Mr.. T. T. Lyms
yesterday on the street, he having just rstarn'
from his winter trip to Florida. He 10 leskiE
very we'll.
- There was heavy frost yesterday nsrnin
James Nelss was arrested yesterday msrl
ing for AN indsesnt assault ON negro wons
by the name Of Maria Andiges.
Ground was broken on Monday Of this We,
upsn that portion of the Maine Central &,
road between Aorrilps and Woodford's &c
ssrs, in Dserins. formerly Wsstbrsek. 1t
proposed to build double track road il pls
Of the enc now used jointly BY the Psrtla
h Rochester and Maine Co ntral Railroads.
will be about one mile In length, and il
pestsd to be completed some time in Ju
The contract for building has been given
Msssrs Hedge IS Leavitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson, Of this city, were +
istersd in Berlin April 18th.
The Prssumpseot Park Association '
unite With the Cumberland Agricultural 9
horticultural Societies In holding the ann
fair.
There IL . lady boarding at Mr.. Hanson
corner Of Oak and Congrsss street, who pal
flowers most s1quisitsly bile In trance 't'
80 We are informed.
The pinnacle on the State street stespls
taken on yesterday afternoon. II was
q sawed and then lowered with tackles in
prsssncs Of an Immense crowd In carri.
An1 foot @takQ