Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1882-06-08
State NeWs.

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~. 1e Instituted iu Belfast. June =
Toe Bangor theological SEMINARY u...
hold aHn.'rrsIr, cNerC.>os ih.. ~o,A.
Mr. P4saca, Hl-.on DEED a' u.. borne
90 Buxton, MHuda' Ma, 81. a, ,ur advanced
A., a; gl wears. iir Al the oldest ;,I.,u
"a HAT toau.
- Prescott aud Walker Blame have az
r,ea d, Washington.
Fire .n North Wh.,,he.1. ras.cI D., !
de.er,ifc hIe. yai.rly dy-jt1,,l The hl4,c
and 'uo h4ra, owned hy lhoma, Campbell
Loss >-.rn. Insured - ,-tn.
The Pres ,l,s NJ, Mason, of RAY
moad, /. sl"1 OUT b, the r.-.u-A 81 hu,ing
a stolen team Boo good ias,h. FsaaA Vim
J. - us' tie th.cf calls himself lie ~as ar
rested ,n Portsmouth.
Charlie, l. Wood. Of Ca.A... va, fard
800 and sent three month, 10 Worcester,
Mas. jail for smuggling fas. from the
British Provinces into the United States.
A, llou.ion. Thur.day morning. Ere
DESTROYED the slaughter house and adjoining
building. couta.uln; 4 number Of beef cat
tie belonging To George L. Neral Loss,
about elio0; partially insured. |, caush,
from stove.
Mrs MARY. wife Of Chas. \. Skillins,.
living at Portland. killed herself at f0J0
Saturday morning, by shooting herself
through the brain with revolver Her
age Vas to. Cause, dependency through
sickness.
Mr.. VIM. DAVIS, a respected citizen Of
Mnot, and probably the oldest inhabitani
Of the town. died on SUNDAY. Man Is lie
VAS almost - years Of age Mr DAVIS
vas born in MInoi, and always lived within
sight Of his birthplace.
There was an attempt at tram wreck
ing on the lower Maine Central, IN Bangor,
few days since. The Bath train ran into a
/ piece Of rail aud piece Of sleeper that had
T been placed on the track.
/ Manson GARDENERS new house and barn
/ in West Camden we're destroyed by fire
{ FRIDAY night. with three cows, horse and
I also the furniture. The inmates barely es-
capped loss 5000
A man named Elwin Pa,ien, aged IS,
was found dead IA has bed in Wateryille,
Saturday morning lie was a member Of
ST. Omer Commandery knights Of Honor
and other societies there. No cause Of his
sudden death is known as he retired appar-
entity we'll.
Rev. o. b. Walker, died at his home 81
South Norridgewock, Saturday morning
May 9th, aged 80. ii was well known
minister of the Baptist denomination, active
for more than generation, and influential
all his public life.
Bark j. o. Winslow, Martin, from
Portland, Me-, has sunk in Block island
channel. She shifted cargo, Thursda,
night, and went down Friday, at "a. NJ.
thirty miles south Of Nantucket. The crew
landed at P. NJ, on the south side Of Nan,
tucket, in heavy surf; all hands wer,
saved.
Edward Washburu while firing a saut.
during the memorial exercise at Dover re
ceived injuries by the premature discharge
of cannon. He was rsmming down {
charge when the explosion took place anC
both hands and arms were terribly burneG
and cut.
The Argus says a reseript has been re
ceIyed from the full court sustaining tn,
tax assessed against the Western UnioI
Telegraph Go. IN 1880, and ordering ludg
ment for the state for the sum of twenty
FIVE hundred dollars and interest. A suit i
also pending against the international Tele
graph Co., under the same act. These case
have been prosecuted BY Attorney Genera
Henry h. Cleayes, and are Of great import
| ance to the state and involve in prineipa
: not only the taxes against the telegrap
, companies for the year 1850, but also f.
| the years 1881 and 1882.