Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-10
STATE NEWS.

The following is list Of the recent graduates of
the Name Medical school at Brunswick:
Charles Edwin Beau. A Dert Henry Burroughs
Albert Curner Boswell, jefferson Cary, Arthur
Llewenyn Emerson. Frank Herbert Gardiner,
Johu Dearborn Holt, Isaac Chase Irish, David
Ashbv Kincsid, Alfred Greeley Ladd, A. NJ,
Roger John Lang, James Mel!eu Lesvtt, James
O.lsnd McColison Francis Henry Packard Dan
lei Prescott, Wi Lam Gilman Reed, A. b Frank
Whitman Rug, A. NJ, O,csr Whitney Stone,
Henry Audubon Small Roeert Given Stanwood
A. b., George Bsrstow Tbbetts, George Henry
Weston, Edward Psyson Wing, John Edward
Wnitmore, Henry DAVID Worth.
Horace F. Mann having resi- ned the office of
Urea ,urei of the Post Publish az Company. BIS
t,u," George f. Emery has resigned the Pre-l-
dency of the corporation and succeeds MIR. Mann
n, Is Treasurer. Hon. Charles Lew Woodbury.
b been elected President, and Frederick ID.
ohmp,on Vice-Presdent. Portland Press.
O the burning of the Ve4zie NJ IT, at Oldtown,
the Wing says that the Venzie Mill. in which the
fire originated, was 400 feet lug by - wide, and
the Canal NJ Ii" between two aud three hundred
eet long by sevenly-tve wide. This property
cost originally about Sl000O0-wss valued at
Sl5OOO-snd was Insured foI S46 900, prncipslly
IN English Companies. The mills were occu led
aud run by stevens 4 Cunningham, who lose
ABOUT $1,000; no insurance. Wellington, 81 500;
r. Wadleigh. loses 81 800 Bean. keeper OF
livery stable, 81 800; insured $500. The other
losses could not be a,certaned last night. Fire
WAS discovered 10 NJ ford several times during
the progress OF the fire IN Oidtown, the hremeu of
which place worked like heroes aud saved stlll
heavier loss by their severe labots. The people
were much frightened and IN my remained Nv
their homes, it beng reported nat iu.endIarIes
were at work |. i, trmy b leyed BY most of
the people that Beans stable was set on fire 1t
was "A close boarded aud clapbOarded stable, and
the f. burt out from the nav ia, I'd 2. The OIL
gin of the fire 10 the Nealc mill is by some a.
trDuted to an Over-heated box, but by others to
the work of Inceudisrie,. The goods were re-
moved from X pgers store, which caught fire sew
eral times, but was promptly eXungui.hcd. Tue
goods were also removed from the OldtOwn
boa ding house and several other buildings. The
tOt. loss WAS estimated thus morning al S9l 900,
and the total insurance al Si6,SO
The Gazette says Ga Friday morning last,
Mr.. George OAK, Who lives about mile from
IRON ,eteI Corner, went INTO the upper part OF
the barn 10 get some beans when he Tell between
the loose poles upon W zen they weie spread and
struck upon the ground nineteen feet below lie
was found III an insenslble condition by his broth
en- Nathaniel OAK, aud DR.. Huchins of CUrutn
was immed, ateiy sent Tor. Au examination of the
patent showed that W. RIBS mad been broken and
tue cap oi tue mp. Ev rythinY possible vas done
for his relief, aid we are glad TO near that the pa
tent Is now as cumU rtaole Is Could be expected,
aud gaining.
An old gentleman with a large family of mar
RAG. able daughters, posted the Il loving CAUTION
in hi, PAL lor; Gent.e mcn whose heads are an
bOlnied with bears OIL must not lean against he
wall. rs 1t soils the paper and renders frequent
aud expensive repairs necessary.
Last week George Tsy Tor of FAN field. bought
some alewives at Watelville, whcA he carried to
his home and he aud his wife ate. In a few hOuis
they were both taken with vomiting, which con
unued for upwards Of ten hours, aud it was WI b
diff Guilty their lives were saved. 1t Is supposed
the ish cured with "A senIc, and the family
were poisoned eating them.
Warden Rice arrived 10 rhi. ii Friday, aud
took to rhoma>ton Mcssfs. w nliams aud Adder
ly, thieves; Lorettr, VINO gave bImsef up, and
Sasx ge, the murderer Of Rose Vincent with Day
convicted OF at Ai ed, the two latter having
been brought to ibis city by Jailor Mattocks Of
Alfred jail. Portland Press.