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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03


The new Methodist chapel at this place was
dedicated " Wednesday, Oct. 3lst. Nearly an hour
before the time set for commencing the exercis-
es, people began arriving, and when at last the
organ voluntary announced a commencement,
they were still moving. The pews in the main su-
dience room were well nigh filed, when the door
of the gallery, which is over the, vestibule, was
thrown oyep and soon filed. Chairs from the
vesily were then placed along the sisles for the
convenience of those standing. After the usual
pr, lminery services, Rev. T.. Munger, pastor, in
troduced Rev. {. b. Pitblado of Manchester, y.
H., who delivt r. d the dedcatory strmOn. Rev.
Mr.. Boole OF New York. was expected to act in
this capacity, but a despatch WAS received the Fri.
day preceding. stating that on account of sickness
in his family he could not possibly be present.
Mr.. Pittlado Il &C ulscd from the sixth chapter OF
/echaIiah. thirteenth verse: Even he shall
build the temple OF the Lord and he shall bear he
glory and sha 81 and rule upon his throne and he
Ell III he a priest upon his throne aud the counsel
81 peace shall be between the IN bp'h.' The
scheme OF the sermon was Chfist's temple OF the
soul rs mpsr, slh temples of the earth. All
the laboreIs upoI the tier have for the most part
been forgotten to humanity; they have passed
away without esvint their names behind. The
work of their hands alone remains to Us, aud AL
though they have been for q long time unknown.
Gle does not forget but will reward them IN album
dance tor theiI services IN H Is cause. SO the la.
bprcts upon this church, having perhaps endured,
many trials ani ineonveniebces IN accomplishing
their object viii receive their reward IS they may
merit The speaker imagined Christ as atdle.s
ing The angels, say ing that of all his Christ J
great works none were OF so much Importance as
the temple OF the soul no: made with hands, etc.
etc. The discourse WAS otstorical, Imaginative,
full OF comparisons aud very appropriate. After
the trustees had surrendered the building to the
service of The Lord, prayer was offered. doxoogy
sung, and b, nedction offered by Rev. John Allen
nf T. IN 0etl ~ utorIIyttIps
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03
NallOMell local Nem8.

We learn that on Thursday last, Mr.. Frank j..
Brockings. while at work in Books Furniture
Factory, at Collins Mills, West Gardiner, was
sccden,ly caught by the jointer machinery. and
all the fingers Of the lefthand were cut off close
to the hand. The thumb was saved.
The wells and wstercourses generally are now
having high time. No fear of drou,h at pres
ent.
Lobses are having an unusual run on the Ken
nebec this season. Every fishing smack that ar
rives is fun of EN-.
An unprecedented amount of coal has been
brought into this State this season, interfering
msteriallv with the sale of wood for fuel. Our
forests need rest for a few years.
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OBJECTIONS TO NOMINATIONS.
The Report of IA Caucus of Republican
Senators is False.

NEW YORK, November . Washington spec
iss say the report circulated that a caucus of re-
publican senators was held at which il was agreed
that any objection made to nomination should
throw 1t over to the regular session, and that any
objection by a senator should be fatal to any nom
NATION IRON his state, Is false report, and no
such agreement was made.
No caucus OF republican senators was held at
which this policy was agreed on, nor could repub-
mean senators as body be brought to agree to
such policy. 1t is reported that private meet
ing Of number of senators was held, at which
those present are said to number less than five,
dld take place over this policy, and agreed upon
IT, out 1t Is certain that at least dozen and prob
aoly more republican senators will not bind them
selves to any such policy. On the contrary they
will resist.
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CA ADA,
Fire.

MONTREAL, November 2. At one O'Clock this
morning, fire was discovered in the boarding house
OF Mr.. Burke. There WAS considerable delay in
sounding an alarm, and 1t was fully fifteen or
twenty minutes before the fire brigade arrived.
In the mean time Miss Burke had taken a leap for
life from a second story window, and sustained
serious if not fatal iuj cries. Thomas Burke and
two of his sons were rescued fIom the building
The dead body of boarder named Christian
Ramonssen, was found in q closet. In further
search Mason Burke, son of the proprietor, was
discovered in almost lieess state from suffoca.
ton. He was taken out and has remained in q
semi unconscious state since, but it is hoped he
will recover. The inmates on the first foor es.
capped without difficulty.
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AUBURN.
Religious.

LEWISTON, November 2. At the twelfth anpu.
oil convention Of the Y. NJ. C. A. at Auburn. to.
day, the following were elected officers for the en-.
suing year:
Piesident-C. NJ. Bailey, Winthrop
Recording Secretary-F E. Shaw, Portland.
Treasurei-C. A. Wing, Winthrop.
The report of the Secretary shows eight hun.
died and thirty eight members; four hundred and
forty-o conversions the past year, and two new
associations organized.
The afternoon and evening were devoted to ey.
eli ..,s 81 discussions.
The session continues Saturday and sunday.
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NEW YORK.
Oakley Hall.

NEW YORK November 2. The return of Oak
ey Had Is still my stery. He sscribes his alb
sence to mental alteration, and gives no one any
satisfaction as to the motive for absence. He de-
mes all complication " it'll ring frauds. The dis
trict attorney states there indictments
agains him.
Severe storm.
The storm is the severest known here for long
time. A gale has been blowing fifty miles an
hour.
There is perfect deluge of rain and a Cavy
gale incre easing.
The Fall River boat arrived on time
lO.l5 T. M.-Ran increases here and is falling
heavHy. The Stonington boat arrived on time.
Smuggling.
John Scott, the express man who was one Of the
ring of silk slnugRers. turned States evidence to-
day and detailed the mode OF smugg hing silks in
barrels by officers of the National Steam, hip Co s
SHIPS the part taken by the deck master, the ex-
piessmsn and the auctioneers, in landing. cartng
away and selling the silks without the knowledge
OF the custom officers.
Marine News.
The steamers of the FAN River an Stonington
lines left on time for Boston this evening.
Found Dead.
Charles H. Winans, formerly drill captain of
police. arrested on a charge Of stealing, wa. found
dead in the Toombs, to-day.
Personal.
The Graphic reports that Kate Clsxtop, the act
ress, was married to Cherries A. Stevenson, to-
day The lady recently got divorce from her
former husband.
Attempted Suicide.
David Taylor Shaw, q connoisseur in oil paint
lngs. made an unsuccessful attempt at suicide in
New York on Tuesday, by taking laudaDum.
Arrested.
John Hilliard, wealthy resident of Hoboken
was arrested to- day for an attempt to shoot Ed
ward l.. Bogart, to whom his daughter was re-
Gently married surreptiously.
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1.-The base ball seasons closed, mother" said a
lad the other day after he had thrown his bat in
to winter quarters in the barn, and rushed bois-
terously into the house; "the seasons closed, and
guess how many safe hits | made, mother -
"Ill give you safe hit, boy, If you don't go and
cut that pile of wood in the yard which has been
Iayin' untouched all summer. while you were off
on the ball ground!" responded his parent. But
the disciple of George Wright was only slightly
affected by the words of his unenthusisstic moth
err, and went out of the house murtering: "ies,
this is the first time this season have been put
out on the home
The students of Oak Grove Seminary sgnalzed
the close of the fall term, by giving prize decla-
nations, on Thursday evening, seven young la
dies and six young gentlemen competing for the
prizes. The school room crowded with an in
terested audience, embracing the friends of the
students and of the school. The Rotations and
declarations were of high character showing
good taste in selection, care in memorizing,
study of the authors meaning, and nsturalness
of expression. The committee appointed to
award prizes were so we'll pleased with the exer-
cses that the awarding of the prizes was most
delicate duty. After careful elaboration they
finally concluded to give the p,izes as follows
For ladies-Frst prize. Miss Nora l.. Church,
Riverside; subject; "Wounded" Second prize,
Miss Alice r. Taber, East Vassalboro'; subject
1.-THE face against the Pane" Gentlemen-First
Prize, Frank A. Appleton, Vsssalboro, subject.
Cardinal Wolsey." Second prize, Henry ID. b.
Ayerl North Vsssalboro'; subject, "John Burns
of Gettysburg" Honorable mention should be
made of Miss Sadie c. Starkey. who came within
one point of gaining prize, Miss Jennie Ban
ton, and H. Melville Drummond. Winslow. Hon
Charles Buffum of O.ono, and Hon. Z. e. Far
rington of Fryeburg, of the Executive Council
and j. H. White, Principal of China Academy
were present, and were very much pleased with
the evidences apparent that the Messrs. Kilgore
are doing good work in this school, which is
under the care and oversight of the denomins
ton of Friends. The exercises bad a happy
closing by the recitation Of Mark Twsins interview
with . reporter, given by Mr.. s. w. Ingalls,, who
has been giving the prize declaimers lessons in
elocution.
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CALIFORNIA.
Arrested.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2. Three stock OPP
orators IRON New York, John Leighton. c. IL.
Bernard and William j. Pstter, were arrested yes
terday, charged with conspiracy, on complaint of
Henry 5. Libbey, IN obtaining from Libbey large
sums of money by fraudulent misrepresentation,
and by forming pool of the stock Of the Excheq.
uer Mining Co. In default of thirty thousand dol
lars bail each, they were locked up.
Court Matters.
non suit has been granted in the case of the
state against ex-SuIvey0r General Gardner of Cal
ifornis. The state viii apply to the Supreme
court.
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FORTY.FIFrH CONGRESS.
Extra Session.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. November 2.

WASHINGTON. November 2.
The usual reading Of the journal was dispensed
with.
The death of Senator Morton was announced by
Senator Mcdonald.
A resolution was submitted by Mcdonald pro-
viding for the appointment of a committee Of six
senators TO attend the funeral Of the deceased;
agreed to.
The vice President will designate the commit
tee hereafter.
Subsequently the following named senators
were appointed the committee to attend the
funeral: Mcdonald of Indiana, Davis of Illinois,
Burnside of Rhode Island, Bayard and Don Cam.
eron Of Penn, and Booth of California.
The Senate then. at 1910, rs = mark of respect
to the deceased senator, adjourned until Tuesday
next.
House.
The House adjourned in respect Of Senator
Morton's death, after the appointment Of the fol-
lowing committee to attend his funeral: Hanna
and Cobb of Ind, Wilson of West Va, BarchArd
of ILL.,, Davidson of Florida, Banks of Mass, and
Townsend of New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03

Previous to moving INTO his new store in Cen
trail Block, Mr.. Charles Brown will sell At cost
the goods in the store he now occupies 10 Bridges
block. The stock consists of good assortment
Of ladies', gents and children's furnishing goods.
etc Customers would do well to call early
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03

No little commotion Is excited in the Small
world" by the announcement that Commodore
Mutt is betrothed to Jennie Quagley, diminutve
lady who travels in the troupe with him. The
Commodore has visited this place. and those who
have once seen him will never forget the polite
little gentleman
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RESPECT TO THE DECEASED sen.
ATOR.
Flags on all the Public Buildings TO be
at Half.mast.

WASHINGTON, November 2. The President is.
sued dnectlons at an early hour to day. that the
flags on all public buildings should be placed at
halt-mast, in respect to the memory OF the late
Senator Norton
The Cabinet met at noon with all the members
present, and action was taken to pay proper ofii-
cial honors to the deceased Sc nator
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Colby Univ arstiy NJrs.

Colby Univ arsiiy Ndrs
Matters along tue Potomac have been I'M
usually quiet f,r some time past. Wednesday,
the Sophom rres and Freshmen tried their strength
by means of grand rope pull. The contest was
rather unequal one, resulting in victory for the
Freshmen. The Senior class i. to present them
with a brass medal TO CONNIE orate their ictorv.
The public defamation OF the Juni.r class
will occur in the CHI APPEL, Wednesday evening next.
Prof. 5. X. smith is to peach the dedication
sermon of the repaired Baptist church at Skow-
hogan next week.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Fatal Accident.

Providence, n vember2. Lydia Wilcox, an
elderly woman living alone in CertredsIe North
Providence, was burned to death last even ing.
She probably WAS lying on lounge, smoAing,
when she fell asleep, and her pipe dropped from
her mouth, setting fire to her clothing.
Gale.
The severe southeast gale AID high tide thi.
evening abated here some what after six o'cloc k
but continued at Newport and in the lower bav.
IL was decided not to send out the NV York
boat fot Ne~port tonight.
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turnip was brought into this office yesterday
weighing from twelve to fifteen pounds; Col. Sell
lers and family could easily subsist upon such a
oie for week or more. Industrious Young far
mers, if they ambitious to turnipenny and
quickly amass fortunes should secure seeds
of this noble vegetable
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ILLINOIS.
Railroad Matters.

CHICAGO, November 2. The railroad manag-
ers concluded their meeting yesterday, having
finished but part of the proposed business. The
through freight from New York to St. Louis
proper WAS so apportioned that Chicago receives
one per cent. and st. Louis roads Lightweight
per cent. from the trunk lines of all tonnage The
question of Chicago and Missouri River freights
not settled.
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The paddock is in demand for smoking, aud
the supply is limited 1t was but few years
since that the baddsck was but little valued, and
the fisherman frequently shook them Off his hook
into the water. Now no kind of fish pays better
than the haddock,
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The ship d. N. Chapman. of Damariscotta,
built in 1868. was wrecked in the English Channel
on the Both of October. Vessel aud cargo a total
loss. She was owned by eight or ten ciz,ns of
Damariscotta and Newcastle, and had on her but
little insurance. She was bound from New York
for Bremen with q cargo of wheat; commanded
by Capt. Moses Chase of Newcastle, an old and
eyper fenced master
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03

Senator Blaine has been quite i'll since his re-
turn home due in great measure to the fatigue
consequent on the journey, but the symptoms are
now all favorable for speedy recovery. With
home care and the heahful atmosphere of
climate, we may soon expect him to be on the
mending hand
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BELFAST.
DENIAL.

BELFAST, November @ Sally. widow of Judge
William Crosby and mother Of ex- Governor Cros.
BY, died Thursday evening. aged "a, the Oldest
resident In Belfast, retaining her mental faculties
to the last
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Telegraphic

PORTSMOUTH, November 2. The cable steamer
Minnie iron North Sidney via. Halifax, is report
ed of Rye Beach, searching after the broker ends
OF the direct cable. located, according to e,cti-
cal tests, about ten miles southeast OF the Isle of
Shoals
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The Metropolitan Theatre Company. with John
Murray and Miss Grace Garland as the chief ar
fists. will present the beautiful drama of "The
Two Orphans" a, Granite Hall, on Tuesday
evening next. The pleasing performance given
here by this company few months since, will be
remembered. Moth ing will be wanting to present
the play in . first class manner. An excellent
orchestra has been added, since the appearance of
the company here.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
.-To THE
DAILY Aenueaer duurnal.
BIDDEFlDRD.


BIDDEFoRD, November2. Judge Abel II. Jcl.
lison was thrown from his carriage on Franklin
street in this city, Friday forenoon. His collar
bone was broken and other injuries received.
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Nice Providence River oysters received at the
Central Fish Market daily, selling at 40 cts. pei
quart and Sl.40 per gallon. CLANS, rs cts. pei
quart.
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BosToN, Mover 2. Owen Wright, colored,
who brutally outraged a white married lady a
month ago, near Crawford, Ala, was today tax
EN- from the Jail at Scale, Ala, by party of one
hundred citizens, who carried him to the woods
and it Is sad bun ned him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03

Most of the Maine newspapers, standing In the
humble attitude Of Uriah Heep, obs quously say
to the Maine Central managers" Gentlemen,
am so pery humble please TO spit on me again"
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CON N EC1ICul.
Court Matters.

HARTFORD November 2. The trial at Canton
of Nandy he for the murder of bis wife on farm
near Ogdensburg 10 June last, resulted to-day In
verdict of murder in the iii st degree. The
prisoner was sentenced to be hanged December
2lst
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The Quarterly meeting Of the NJ. +. church of
the Palermo aud Montve charge, was held at
Palermo, Oct % and g. by Rev. A. Pumer OF
Windsor. There was large attendance. One
was bsptised by Rev. Mr.. p, and four were re-
ceived into the church by the pastor, Rev. w. F.
Chase. Rev. Mr. Chase has been laboring with
his people in great harmony and with success, for
six months on his second year. During the pas,
six n,onths he has received hirty-fve on trial,
and there have been thiry-three baptised; TWEEN
ty-,hree received into the church, AMI ten have
been converted of late and still the work is on the
increase.
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!, is time to be looking up our led mitens.
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YER MONT.


BosToN, November 2. A despatch to ,h. city
says that A. L. Fabyan of Townsville, Georl ia,
telegraphs to friends in Bradford, Vermont, that
asa rreckett, the missing station agent vi Nashua
Is it'll him all right.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

W. M. Moore, U. s. Deputy Collector of the Sd
district of Georgia, was arrested at Augusta, Ga,
to day, charged with being defaulter to the gov.
ernment in $4,000.
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BANGOR.
Heavy storm.

BANGOR November 2. Raining all day, with
quite heavy wind in the afternoon. This eve
ming the rain is falling heavily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03

Scholars who have not been absent from the
Primary schools in Augusta. for the term ending
Oct. 9th:
Chestnut st-Susie Cargill. Annie Stevens
Walter Aver. Crosby st.-W lille f. Perkins, Vic
toria Lougee, Ellen A. Turner. Hattie A. Parks.
Emma L. Holbrook Cora =. Weeks, Charlie II.
Weeks. Kendall st.-Anna Davenport Fanny
Shaw, Title Chute. Marie lie Clair, Arthur
Smith. John Shaw. Myrtle Baisdell. lnterme-
date. Kendall st.-Lens Cony. Willie Fsrnhsm,
Eva GIdden, Dellie Merrill, Fred Fletcher, Liz
Zie TAYLOR.
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Speaker Randall 10 saiu to be enthusiast in
regard to astronomy.-[ Eastern Argus.
This, no doubt, is true. And it is plain the con-
stellstion Of "stars" he most sdmires hangs ovci
the South,
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MISSOURI.


NEW YORK, November2. The steamer Bis.
mack WAS totally destroyed by fro at ST. Louis
to-day. The origin of the fire is not known. She
was valued at S25, 000 insured for 81, 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03

twenty-five black bass, weighing about two
pounds each, taken from the waters Of the Cob
bossecontee pond, have been placed in China
popd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-03

The China correspondent of the Lew iston
Journal says: 1--WE hear of much complaint
against the advanced railroad passenger tariff
between Maine and Boston"
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In the storm yesterday we received little
touch of the wind from the cyclone that WAS iel
in the central part of our country.
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FOREIGN.
France.

PARIS, November 2. The Rsppel say, that in
case of MacMshons retirement, Grevy will be
supported o his seccessor by the republicans.
Threatened.
LONDON, November 2. Sistria is threatened
with investment
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Railroad Accident

PHILADELPHIA, November 2. William Steph
ems, brakeman, and William Gala, fireman, died
from the acc dent of the Phlladelphia x Erie rail
road yesterday.
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s%rrr'fh

In serspor', Oct. III Edwin ". Pearsons of Far
m nGion t. Miss Annie J. Webber of sear-purt.
Ia Ftrungton, Oct %, Mr. Charles Z ste ard
of r. mugton, to Mis- Cora Gould of W ilon.
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George Murray, who made the assault upon
Benz. Shaw in Portland, was put under bonds in
$780, to keep the peace.
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Htrc.

Ia wilt IN, Oct %, Gilmat II swe l, aged Il
years, 4 II onths amt Is days. -a
In Temple, Oct 20, Ruth, wife of Allen Wy man.
aged 4. ears.
In farIuoatn. Mass. Oct. 10, at the residence of
hes son, Rev. W. III. Mayh W, Mrs. Elizabeth,
wild ~ vi he laIe De con Nathan MAY hew, former.
ly If Pennington, rg,d Is ears morths.
In Ea>tpurt, Oct Is, Mary s. ithiugton, Young
EFT dau hier OF Capt. G. W. and Elizabeth Cor
ham, aged Is wears Q mOnths.
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Some people would feel very unhappy if they
saw themselves in the same light that others see
them.
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MASS ACllllSETrS.


Boston, November 2. In the Sus,eme judi
cal Court yesterday, the OF Smith. admins
tstor, versus the Fltchpurg Railroad Co. to ne.
cover damages for injuries 10 child, resulting in
death at q crossing at Weston. Verdict for plan
till. Damages assessed, S3l4S.jO.
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Killed

llei beit Stone, aged twenty, brakeman ou the
Boston, Clinton, Fitchbuig and New Bedfurd X.
H.. fel from freight tram near Clinton. and WAS
killed