The Portland daily press., 1882-03-02
MAINE.
ROBBED.

Mr.. W. +. Milliken Relieved or $4OO'
BANGOR, March 1.-The police OF this city
have been notified that W. F. Milliken, OF
Portland, who was married at Orono yesterday
and left on last evenings train for New York,
discovered he had been robbed of some $500,
taken from his clothing, probably by some
sneak thief, while the household was attend
ing the wedding ceremony. Tho police are
working cane the up.
Second Regiment of Maine Militia.
The field and line officers of the Second
Regiment, Maine Volunteer Militia, COL Dan
iel White commanding, at meeting held here
to-day elected Frederick H. Strickland, OF
Bangor, Lieutenant Colonel, vice f. G. Flagg,
deceased. In the evening the field and stan
officers gave a complimentary banquet to the
line officers and honorary members OF the reg
iment at the Bangor House, which was at
tended by large number of the leading citl-
zens. Col. White presided and after an ele-
CANT repast remarks were made by Gov. Plais-
ted, Adjt. Gen. Beal, Mayor Strickland, Judge
Elliot Walker, ex-Mayor Hamlin, Gen. q. w.
Roberts, q. A. Boutelle, and other prominent
gentlemen.
What the Bangor & flScaUaQulS WAutS
of Bangor.
The City Council unanimously voted to sub
NIT to the voters at the municipal election, on
the 18th inst, the proposition that the city
waive the priority of its mortgage OF $925,Ooo
on the Bangor & Piscataquis Railroad, and au-
thorize the railroad company to issue first
mortgage for $780, .00O of which 900 is to be
used in the purchase of the entire $200,000
second mortgage bonds as agreed by holders
thereof, and the balance of $260,OOo expended
in the location, extension and completion OF
the said railroad from Blanchard to Moosehead
Lake.
Biddeford Mayoralty.
BDDEFoRD, March 1.-At the Republican
caucus this evening Elisha e. Clark was re-
nominated by accamation as candidate for
mayor.
Disastrous Fire in Waterville.
WATERvILLE, March Ia fire broke out in
the rear of Mitchell's jewelry store in the Wa
teryille Bank block at l. so this morning. The
fire spread quickly and enveloped the entire
three stories. The interior of the block was
destroyed, also the saloon of Levi Lashus. The
block was owned by the d. L. Milliken heirs
Loss $4,000; insurance on the building $1,000
BY L. T. Boothby & Son in the Commercial
Union, $1,000 by G. X. Matthews in the West
chester. Mitchell's jewelry stock was insured
for $500; E. F. Webb, law library, $1,000; the
Odd Fellows hall, $500 in the American;
Sarah Percival, millinery stock, $1,000 in the
Pennsylvania; law library of L. D. Carver,
$500 in the British American; H. W. Stewart,
S4O0. The cause of the fire is unknown.
Nominations by the Governor.
AUGUSTA, March 1-Gov. Plaisted has made
the following nominations:
Sarah S, Sampson Bath, State Pension
Agent in place of Samuel j. Gallagher.
Albert G. Andrews, Augusta, Judge OF the
Police Court in Augusta.
Samuel f. Gibson, Bethel, Clerk of Courts
for Oxford county.
Charles S. Lemont, Bath, Register of Deeds,
in place of W. 81. Hogan, resigned.
John G. Scammon, Saco, Judge of the Mu-
nicial Court of Saco.
Trial Justiees-Paul Cyr, Grand Isle; Henry
Q. Perry, Fort Fairfield; Samuel Garland, Cor
ham; e. W. Dutton, New Sharon; Robert A.
Friend, Brooklyn; Otis .Meader, Albion; Dan
ieI Brown, Waterford Elias Hutchins. New
Portland Augustus ]. Lane, Highland Plan
tation: Wayland Knowlton, Belfast; Theodore
II. Smith, Prospect, and Thomas J. Burbank,
Cooper.
Justices of the Peace-Lewis A. Barker,
Bangor; E. N. Perry, East Livermore; James
M. Butler, Hancock; Eben Chatte, Brooks
vile; Hiram Comstock, Lubec; Herbert Frs
kline, Augusta; William o. Fogg, Otis; Chas
H. Fuller, Dixfeld; Thomas Hancock, Gray;
John P. Hanning, Lincoln; VIM. ii. Harri-
man, Oldtown; Grin S. Haskell, Pittsfeld;
James p. Hobbs, Hope; Seth Lee, Atkinson /;
James r. Lang, Bluehill VIM. f. Moody,
Kennebunkport; Samuel a. Ross, Rangeley;
Henry N Snow, Cornish, Pliny B. Soule, La
grange; Frank e. Southland, Augusta; d. Tar
box, Jr., Lewiston: Stephen A. Wilcox, Tres
colt; Joel Valley, Blaine; A. Ell. Ludden, Dix
field; Alonzo K. Trip, Wells; Nathaniel Al
ford Hope; Chandler Baker, Bingham; Thos
W. Ham, Wales; Geo. W. Harris, Phillips;
Irenius X. Evans China; Harry e. Ingraham
and Herman P. Harden. Rockland; Samuel
Smith, Litchfeld; Will 81. Owen. Milo; l.. S.
Strickland, Houlton; William Reed, No. II
Range /; Lorenzo Taylor, Portland; Q. /. Alb
bott, Castine; Dennis A. Maahher. h PosStl5aMnsalii sSl5Msli /
Sampson, Fryeburg; Edgar G. Pearson, Ban
gor; VIM. W. Mason, Limerick; Joseph A.
Sprague, Isleboro; Loren j. Milliken, Buxton;
Arthur Kicker, Biddeford; Asa Gile, Read
field, and Calvin Kingman, Waltham.
Notaries Public-Edward r. Garland, Ash
land; John P. Winchell, Brunswick; James
e. Parsons, Ellsworth, and B. G. Addition,
Bangor.
Dedimus Justice-Josep A. Sprague. Isles
boro.
Coroner-Frank s. Warren. Biddeford.
Taxidermists-Albert R. Pike, Auburn, and
Edward Weston, Fryeburg.
Inspector of Fish-David P. Sinnett, Harps-
we'll.