The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-08-29
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 90.
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE
Sudden Death at Bar Harbor.
Especial Dispatch to the Press.]

Sudden Death at Bar Harbor.
Especial Dispatch to the Press.l
BAR HARBoK, Aug. 2S.-Mr. Edward De-
lsno. of Fairhaven, near New Bedford, Mass,
died suddenly this morning of internal hem
orrhage. His remains, escorted by friends,
win be taken tomorrow to Fairhayen and in
TERED in the family vault. G.
Fire at Industry.
Go the Associated Press)
SKowHEGAN, Aug 27.-The farm buildings
at Vests Mills, Industry, owned by John
Willis, of Madison, were burned last night, to-
gether with several cows, forty tons of hay and
farming TOOLS Loss 5000; insured for $500
An Associated Press despatch from Farm
ington says that the Union church at Vests
Mills was burned at the same time. Loss not
stated; no insurance.
The Greenback Campmeeting at Win
throp.
LAKE MARANocooK, Aug. 27.-The weather
opens clear and warm for the Greenback camp
meeting. The crowd is not large. Among the
prominent individuals now on the grounds are
Congressman Ladd of Bangor, DR.. Dyer OF
Pennington, DIR. Shaw of Winthrop, r. F.
Thompson of Jay, S. A. Berry of Deering,
Col. Perkins of Lewiston, of the Governors
staff, Sewall Golf of Mexico, I. J. McIutire OF
Lewiston, and ex Congressman Gillette Of
Iowa. The exercises opened at p. m. Sewal
Golf called the meeting to order. j. McIn-
tire presided and made remarks. Hon. e. ID
Gillette was the first speaker, occupying al
hour and half. He dwelt upon the national
banking system and the plan of refunding the
national debt He declared the Greenback
party to be the party of the people and for the
people, and by-and-by, in the name of Jehovah,
the American people would become victorious
The next speaker was Col. Daniels, of Virgin
IL, who followed the same channel of argu-
nent Congressman Ladd gave the closing
address, attacking the old parties, yehemently
urging all true Greenbackers present to be in
at the fight.
Quite crowd has been in attendance to-day
A solemnity pervaded the assembly in cense-
quence of the sad condition OF the President.
Among the prominent arrivals to-day are
Judge Gilbert, of Bath, Greenback candidate
for Congress from the Second District. Hons.
F. W. Hill, of Exeter, and Scion Chase, OF
Turner, fresh from his Western tour. The
exercises have been varied in character. At
IL O'Clock there was preaching. by Campmeet
ing John Allen, of Pennington, who stated
that this was the 3l9th campmeeting he had at
tended. At o'clock there was temperance
service, at which DIR. P. Dyer, of Pennington,
presided. The speakers were Congressman
Gillette, of Iowa, Col. Daniels, of Virginia,
Scion Chase and Hon. Washington Gilbert.
The exercises were interspersed with a sacred
concert by Glover's Band.
Inquest Over Henry Bracket.
LAKE MARANocooK, Aug. 28.-The inquest
held over Henry Bracket, the brakeman
killed ct North Leeds, relieved the railroad
and all others of any responsibility in the mat
ter.
Universalist Sunday School Festival.
WINTHROP, Aug. 27.-The Universalist
Sunday Schools from a large portion of the
State win visit Lake Maranocook on Tuesday.
They are to make it grand excursion for chill
dren and thousands are expected to attend
Postmaster Appointed.
WASHINGTON, Aug. I.-Peter 81. Mills has
apl ointed postmaster at West Deer Isle, Han
cock county.