Ellsworth American., 1877-11-01

The Calais Advertiser says John Coch-
ran, laborer in that city, who has been
sick long time. has not taken particle
; of food OF any Kind for 50 days. lie has
lived on water entirely. lie Is reduced to
skin and bones and cannot live.
The grand jury at Augusta found two
Indictments against Charles Ii. Gilman of
Waterville. one for assault. and the other
tor assault with intent to Kill by shooting.
John Flsod. who was wounded by Gilman
Is said 10 have beeR permanently ujurrd.
Prof j B Sewall late &c B,w,Iuin
College, has returned tu teaching su acn,ir
my. Tie is principal of the Thaver Acatlr-
my NJ Braiutrpe. Mass, fer wltos, support
the late Gen. Syivauu. ihalrr IrE 500
600. A nne CSC. 900 brick aud stone build
Ing has been put up.
"Wednesday afternoon the residence of
| Mr.. q A Randall In Pownal was eut.r, d
! by = tramp. who doilrd his rags, donned a
tne suit OF clothes. silk hat, overcoat aud
all. Tie clothing was not missed until the
next day. The tramp was traced To West
brook. where he bought a Boston ticket
with some money he found In the overcoat
pocket.
-Eugene Lane of Augusta. foreman in
the Gospel Banner Office, mrt with an ne.
on the outside forms. aud was clearing the
| dirt therefrom. when his right hand was
caught by the rollers and pulled between
the rollers and type. Ills hand aas crush
ri and his arm badly lscrrated uyarI, to
the elbow. lie was relieved hy the break.
ing OF the roller rachel.
Bill Mattice, or brown the horse theft.
has been arrested again. aud 4. "w In the
police station. When h. e>c.....d Iom
Gilead he fired at his pufsuer,. driving
THIN back. Deputy Marshal Back aud
Officer GrlGuen. disguised a. sporlSmen
went from Portland % Thursday, and after
following traces through the woods many
miles TO and fro. aided by Sheriff Norweil
Of Bethel found him in Conway yestesday.
at farmhouse, and arrested him after a
brief struggle and brought him to Port
land.
The semi-anpusl regatta OF the Bow
doin Navy came OF Saturday forenoon.
The only crews pulling were from the
Junior and Sophomore classes. The Junior
crew. Capt. Frank Byron. won. Time OF
Junior crew (winning) % 2. Course three
mhes. The presentation OF the silver cup
TO the winning crew took place at King
Chapel, 7. NJ. Saturday. The preseuta-
ton was msde by Commodore Baker OF IS
with lew fitting remarks aud was mod.
tNN'f 'oN'Afth W Naiit. DDIbll bI tue Jun
ior Crew.
Capt. q. u. Cochrane. OF Augusta, has
one OF the best collections In the state. OF
Indian implements, representing; the stone
age. before iron came into use. Among
them are Nut gougcs stone hatchcts stone
aud fint p"stlcS, stone pick, and various
other articles. The captains stock or
ow-hcads l. especially large and com
plete, embracing stone; flint and jasper
arrow heads. wrought a well as any work
mau could do IL now. These specimens
we're mostly obtAined from Monmouth.
Wayne and Sabsttus Mountain. Some OF
these articles are more than two hundred,
perhaps three hundred years old.
The sea monster seen of the mouth OF
the hennebec the other day would seem TO
be the yeritable sea serpent. IL. indeed,
any such creature exists. Capt. ingalls, OF
Portland who saw II, says that In his ff-
teen years experience al sea he never saw
anything like this. IL passed within one
hundred feet of his vessel, aud was appar-
emily about eighty feet 10 length. as the
entire crew agrees. lts head was long and
sharp, and black IN color, while on its
back were several large white spots.
lew feet behind the head projected two
nippers about twenty feet In length, which
II would occasionally strike together with
report which the captain compares 10 the
discharge OF 4 cannon.