Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-10-28
state News.
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The first session of the Eclectic Medical
| c ,llege of Maine," chartered by the last
| legislature, began in Lewiston on Tuesday
The college occupies rooms Is and Is in city
building, and uses room l6 as lecture room.
Some twelve or fifteen students from all parts
of the state are in the city. and have begun
the course. Several matriculated on TUESDAY
Monday evening. q preliminary lecture vas
given by j. N. Buzzell. NJ D.. of Portland,
dean of the college, At room l6- Fifty or
more persons were present. including many
Lewiston physicians. several college pro-
fessors, medical students and others.
CUMBERLAND.
Monday afternoon Charles winslow. of
Saccarappa. son of William Winslow. work
ing at MouIton Meserve's saw mill, acei-
dentally got caught in a circular saw ~hiie
edging boz ards. saving his right arm of just
below the elbow.
Charles NJ. Buckley. hardware dealer.
Portland. has gone into insolvency. He
owes about s.. 800. His assets are of no
account.
The Argus saws: The Woman's Suffrage
Association Of Portland will give course Of
entertainments. beginning probably in No
vember, which will possibly comprise lee
lures Dy Col l. w. HlgSihsou, -uis- ""iiA =
Ward Howe, Elizabeth Cady Stanton. and
other eminent lecturers. besides Miss Susie
Hale's amusing Elixir of Life.
HANCocK.
The Douglass Copper Mining Company of
Blue Hill. Maine, manufactured eight thous-
and pounds of copper, Monday night. which
will be shipped on Thursday. The Douglass
is now on a steady producing basis, and the
ingots are of excellent grade. The present
depression in the stock is caused by mis-
apprehension of the financial condition of
the company. The principal portion of the
indebtedness of the company will be
due in December. and the mortgage is
held by Captain Gregory and his
friends, nearly all of whom are friends
also Of the Douglass and the general Eastern
mining industry. The managers have de-
veloped rich mine. have melted an exten-
sive plant, have mastered the problem of
reduction. and in good time will relieve the
anxiety of stock holders regarding the in
debtedness. The public may rest assured
that no scoop or freeze out game will
be entertained or permitted. The holders of
four fifths of the notes, secured BY mortgage
at IL cent. per annum, are willing TO extend
the loan two or three years at six per cent
and the mine can easily earn its expenses and
accumulate reserve fund against the ma
turing of the claims.-Boston -Adrertiser.
LINCOLN.
Two new cases of small pox have appear
ed In Bootbay, children Of Isaac Reed, liv-
ing near the house of Mr.. Bennett. The
Bennett boys are getting better. Considera-
able anxiety is felt in regard to the disease
among the citizens of the town.
PENoBscor.
The Wing says: A young lady in Lead
Vile recently sent to friend in Bangor for
two silk dress patterns. II is said that par
ties in Leadville can obtain these goods in
our city, in this manner much cheaper than
they can be purchased there.
Daniel Lyshon, employed in the mill of J.
P. Webber & Sons, at Hilton, fell through
the floor of the mill to the basement below
and into the water. last Tuesday, striking
upon his head, cutting a cash in his scalp
Ave inches in length. When found he was
lying " ith his head under water and was taken
up in an insensible condition. Although Sc
verely injured it is thought Mr. Lyshon will
recover.
Circulars have been sent out calling the
attention of the Alumni of the Maine State
College to the general reunion Of the
Alumni to be held during Commencement
week, 1882.
PIsCATAoUIs.
Track-laving on the b. & X. l. w. r. r.
from Milo has begun in earnest. An engine
with three platform cars is delivering rails
and ties and large crew is putting them
down rapidly. The bridge over Sebec stream
at Milo Is about ready for the rails. 1t is an
excellent bridge. Good judges pronounce it
the strongest they have ever seen for the
amount of timber used.
SOMERSET.
The Reporter says: j. Henry Henderson,
of Moose River had a bad accident by shoot
| ing himself in the arm. on Sunday. Oct. %.
He was coming from Long Pond in a canoe
and when getting ont to look at some traps,
he carelessly threw the paddle into the canoe
and striking the hammer of the gum that lay
in the canoe discharged the contents into
his arm about an inch above the wrist joint.
Saturday. Oct. -. while workmen were en-
gagged in repairing the large gear in the paper
mill at Skowhegan. Frank league had his
right le. caught and both bones broken just
below the knee
WAsHiNGTOS.
The Union saws that Mr. Luther Tibbetts
at Indian River died suddenly Oct. 18th. He
had bruised his thumb short time previous
| with a hammer. which occasioned lockjaw
| resulting in death.
YORK.
| The Press saws: The three parties arrest
ed on suspicion of committing the recent
burglaries in Biddeford and vicinity, are still
under arrest, and no action has yet been TAX
en- in their cases. Kelley tells conflicting
stories. The other two parties who were ar
rested in Portsmouth-Wilbur Guilbault ard
Henry Whi'tnRhom, they gave their
names. are not very consistent in their ex-
plantations. They will be held until Kelley q
pal" can be captured, when they will pro-
badly be arraigned before the police court,
at Biddeford.
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