Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-04-13
SUPERIOR COURT.


SUPERIOR COURT.
April Term, 1883. Judge whitehouse Pre-
siding.
Our court report of yesterday was in
accurate, and we reprint it corrected.
WEDNESDAY, April IL.
State vs. Thomas A. Pinkham. In this
case the jury returned verdict of guilty.
State VS.. Fred w. Mclaughlin. County
Attorney for State. l.. Clay for def. In
dictment for keeping a liquor nuisance in the
city of Haloweil. The police officers of
Hallowell testify to finding 10 quarts of
whiskey and rum concealed in defendants
saloon. Two witnesses also testified to buying
liquor of deft. The attorney for the State
also put in evidence certified copy of the
records of the U. S. Deputy Collector Of In
ternal Revenue, showing that deft. paid a
special tax as a retail liquor dealer, all within
the time specified in the indictment. Verdict
guilty.
State VS.. E. r. Campbell County Attor-
ney for State. L. T. Carleton for delft. In
dictment for keeping liquor nuisance in the
town of Winthrop. The deft. is a druggist
doing business on Main street, Winthrop.
The officer testified to finding alcohol, gin.
whiskey, and GA bottles of lager beer on defts.
premises. A copy of the record of payment
for license as retail liquor dealer was
introduced. Trial unfinished.
THURSDAY, April ~.
State vs.. f r. Campbell. This case was
given to the jury at II 80 O'Clock. They re-
turned a verdict of not guilty.
State VS.. Lorenzo ID. Getchell. County
Attorney for State; Orville ID. Baker and S.
fnr daft TDAirfnaut for m
assault with intent to kill. Some two years
ago deft. married the daughter of Mr.. Stillman
Flagg of Windsor. and went to his wife's
home to live, ticking his father-in- laws farm
to cultivate; that after few months he and
his wife separated. Subsequent to the sep
aration, a boy was born to them. The State
claims that on the 4th day of this
month the respondent in company with a
woman unknown to them went to
his father-n-law's house armed with
loaded revolver; that his wife fasten-
ed the door against him; that he burst the
door open and entered the house and attempt
ed to get possession of the child. Mr.. Flagg
who was at work in the woodshed, close by,
armed himself with a cant-dog, entered his
house, and ordered Getchell to leave,
raising the cant-dOg as he did sO.that Getchell
then drew a revolver from his pocket, fred
two shots at him. one striking him on the head
inflicting a scalp wound: that respondent got
possession of the child but was followed up
by the wife and her father with the cant-dog ;
Getchell called the woman who was with him
to take the child that the woman would not
take the child and being hard pressed by Mr..
Flagg with the cant-dog he gave the child up
to its mother; that a scuthe then
ensued between respondent and Mr..
Flagg; that help coming up the respondent
went away The State had not stopped at the
hour of adjournment. The case creates con-
siderable interest. A large audience has
been in attendance during the afternoon.
About this time the mamma who owns the
prettiest, sweetest little baby in town begins
to dream of baby carriages. The balmy air
of April invigorates baby and the sidewalks
being in good condition the little cherub must
have a ride The mother accordingly turns
her attention towards the novelty stores and
there she finds large number of varieties
gotten up in all shapes and styles. New ideas
are brought out every year in trimming and
general style of finish. Willow and rattan are
being utilized with good results in the finer
grade of carriages, which generally have par
wood body carriages are becoming more pop
ular every year. they are generally used with
a canopy top, as are also most other styles of
solid body carriages. The long sleeping
coach carriage with panel sides is very pretty
and easy riding. The older style phaton
body is used now oaly in cheaper grades,
while the shay or bow top comes only in the
very cheapest, and now sell for S. or sc.
The phaton brings 81 80 to Sl2. and slat
body comes at sl2, Sl4 and SIS each,
while willow body carriages range from
sl3 to SIS. The rattan, which cost a
little more, for the raw materials are
gotten up in numerous styles of patterns,
from sl2 90 to $4,000 or even $4,000, if
one prefers an erpensire one. But $1,000 or
S23. 90 now buys nice rattan coach body
carriage, which will answer for a plumber of
different children to ride in. While car
riages were all made to pull along in former
years. they now all come in the perambulator
STYLE, or with the handle behind, which is a
great improvement, and the baby is always
right under your eye. A great many car
riages are sold in this city and several firms
deal in them. One of the leading firms has
Just got in about twenty styles and have more
on the way So the babies can all be taken
out this year.
German Corn Remover. only painless
harmless cure for hard or soft corns ?: