The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-07-16
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MATTERS IN MAINE.
Found Dead.


WATERvILLE, July 15.-John Coyle, aged
about 30 years, was found dead this morning in
the lookup here, where he had been in the
habit of sleeping for some time.
The Annie h., Murderer TO Remain in the
insane Hospital.
ITO the Associated Press.l
RocKLANp, July 15.-Char.es A. Spofferd,
Esq of Deer ISLE counsel for Charles L. Rob-
bins, who killed Solomon Camp on the British
schooner Annie B had conference with
Judge Peters here last evening concerning the
case, and it is decided that Robbins is to re-
main in the Insane Hospital.
Attempted Suicide.
LEWISTON, July 15.-Mrs. N. w. Tarbox at
tempted suicide last night by taking corrosive
sublimate. Her condition is critical The al
legged cause of the act is jealousy.
Accident.
RoCKLAND, July 15.-By the upsetting of
buggy near the railroad crossing, this morning,
young man named Smith had his arm brok-
en-.
Enforcing the Fishery Law.
AUGUSTA July 15-Barker Perry of Dres-
den has been arraigned before justice Tolman
of Richmond. on complaint of William G. Pal
mer of Gardiner, fish warden, for wier fishing
in violation of the law respecting close time Of
fishing, which expired June 18th. He was
fined $50 dollars and costs. which he paid. 1t
is understood that the law is to be rigidly en-
forced.
July Meeting at the Bangor Trotiiny
PARK.
BANGOR, July 15.-The second day of the
July meeting at the Bangor Trotting Park has
been no less successful than the first The first
race for the afternoon was for horses that had
never beaten $50, with nine entries and six to
start. The first money was taken in three
straight heats by Silver Eye; second by
Brick, and third by Mabel. The following is
the summary:
Bangor Trotting Park, July Is, 1875, second
day of the meeting; third race, mile heats, best
in in harness, purse of $3.50 for horses that
have never beaten $50; 800 to first. $40 to Sec
ond and 500 to Sd. Closed with nine entries.
E. Getchell, Watervile,ns. b Brad
q. F. Haines Bangor ms. Brick 2
o. M. Shaw, Bangor, ms. blk Silver
Eye, 1 l 1
Whitefield Maid, dis.
A. f. Lord, Waterville, rs. b m
Daisy Dean, 5 4 4
George Reed Bangor, ms. g m Mabel. 4 3 8
P. Durgin, Bangor, b g Major; lights b g
Chance, and Sterns' m Josie withdrawn.
Time, 24O, 2.41 "a, 2.42.
The second race for horses having no better
record than 239, was holly contested but hand
somely won by Red Jacket; Fred Logan I'd,
and Togus Boy Sd. The following is the sum-
mary:
BANGOR TRoTTING PARR, July Is, 1875.
Second day of the July meeting, fourth race.
Mile heats, best three in five to harness.
Purse of 5000 for horses that have never beaten
237; 1925 to the first, $50 to the second 1875 to
the third. Closed with eight entries.
j. H. Manten Foxcroft, ms. b. e.
Fred Logan. 2 2 1 4
E. Getchell, Waterville, u.s. br. g.
Togus Boy, 4 4 2
7. McAloon, Bangor, ms. b. g. Boy
Dick, 5 81 2
Charles Burkett, Appleton, MS. b.
8. Red jacket, 1 1 8 1
j. B. p. Whedden, Bangor, ms e.
G. Honest Farmer, 3 3 5 5
Connor's ms. b. k. g. Charcoal; Palmers ms. e.
G. Dick, and Hall & Irish's b. G. Little Fred,
withdrawn.
Time. 2 36a, 2. 32f 2.3s, 2.3Sh.
Much interest is. felt in the result of the
sweepstakes tomorrow, for which there are
twelve entries, and in which there will be warm
work. The sixth and final race of the meeting
will be a consolation purse for horses that have
not won money in three minute and $50
classes