Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-07

1nae Herfua vas arfaigned before tn
Lsvktoa police Cosrt Thursday morning. On
Q charge AZ assanlt With intent 70 kill. Per.
ron b . lad aboas fourteen yeass Of age he
vas out early on the morning Of the Fourth
With small pistol He used the pistol until
tired Of il and loaned il 70 playmate. The
second boy also used the pistol - long - be
desired and returned it When the pistol
vas returned to the Perron boy il was cooked
and loaded Perron says and with = good
show for reason that he did not know the
pistol vas loaded. He ventured to uncock il
By swapping il. The cartridge exploding,
the bullet struck little girl named Bour-
gette. Is years old, who stood near, in the
temple. The wound 10 considered danger
ous, although the little girl 10 still alive.
The case vas called in the police court,
Thursday morning. County Attorney Savage
cuddy and Belleau for the defendant. The
case was laid over to await the result of the
wound. The case vas continued under
5000 bonds to Monday next. Perron was
committed to Auburn Jail in default of bonds.
Tuesday afternoon, John NJ. Getchell,
whose wife keeps . boarding house in the Con-
tinental block, and also one in the Bates. Lew
iston, went into DIR. Marters store and pur-
chased fifteen grains of morphine. The
clerk asked him if he knew how to use it,
when be alleged that two girls had sent him
for il. In the evening. his wife left the room
at the Continental about nine o'clock, to 20
TO the house on the Bates corporation, and
heard her husband lock the door as she went
out. In the morning he did not appear.
After waiting. the door was opened, when he
vas found dead in bed Coroner Brooks was
summoned, but did not consider an inquest
necessary. The package Of morphine was
found on the table, with q spoon. 1t was
found that be had taken six grains, but
whether to induce sleep, or suicidal intent, 10
only conjecture. The remains were taken to
North Arson, Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. G.
left . wife, bat no children.
KExNEBEc.
At the meeting of the Alumni Association
Of Colby Unworthy the necrologist made the
following report Glass of lS25-H. A. Smith !;
born in Waterville, Jan. 2. 1906 died in Kali
amaxoo. Mich July 90, 1882, aged &c years.
Glass of ls35-William Lamson; born in
Danvers, Mass, Feb. 22, 1912; died in Glou-
cester, Mass, Nov. %, 1883. aged 70 years,
months. Glass of ls39-Stephen Colby /;
born in Bloomfield, Nov. IL, 1917; died in
Skowhegan. July 4th, 1882, aged Ga Class
Of ls39-Joshua K. Thompson; born in
Starks, Me-, Oct. IL, 1915; died at Sweetes-
boro, N. j., Nov. l, 1881, aged &c. Glass of
ls4O-wm. Tilley, born in Newport, r. l.,
Aug. 25, 1928; died in Jefferson. Me-. Oct
2. 1882, aged "a. Glass of ls4l-Calvin
Bickford; born in Sedgwick, Jan. 2, 1878;
died in Warren, Me-, March 6, 1883, aged 20.
Class of ls4l-Alonzo Coburn; born in
Bloomfield, Jan. 6, 1912; died in Skowhe
Nov. ~. 1882, aged 20. Glass Of 1853
George u. Percival; born in Waterville, Dec.
20. 1887; died in Waterville, Aug ). 1882,
aged A. Class of lS62-Isaiah Record; born
in Canton, Jan. 90, 1886; died in Houlton,
March IA, 1883. aged AZ. Class of 1868
HOratio n. NuttinR; born in Parkman, April
20, 1888; died in Redwood City, CAL, Nov.
80, 1882. Glass of lS63-George s. Scam
mon; born in Waterville. May Is, 1855: died
in Maiden, Mass, March %, 1888. Class of
l87S-Charles H. SALESMAN; born in county
house, Gaysboro county, MS Dec. 81, 1916;
died in Lebanon, o., Feb. Z. 1882. Class of
1SSl-George F. Youngman; born in Bel
grade, Nov. IL, 1854; died in Waterville,
Jan. IL, 1882. Glass of lssl-Charles Mills
Coburn; sorn in Skowhegan. Jan. II, 1860; ;
died in Skowhegan, July 4, 1882.
YORK.
During the shower on Thursday q party
riding on the Pool road in Biddeford, sought
shelter in barn. The party consisted of Alvin
Tarbox, wife and daughter, and a Mr.. Rod
man, all living on the Pool road. Immediate
ly after entering the lightning struck the barn
and Messrs. Tarbox and Rodman were eeri-
ously if not fatally injured.
Ar LARGE.
The following arrangements have been
made for the care of seamen entitled to relief
from the marine hospital service in Maine,
for the current fiscal year Bangor, the med
ical attendance to be furnished by an acting
surgeon, E. B. Smith to furnish quarters,
subsistence and nursing at 70 cents per day.
Bath, the medical attendance to be furnished
by an acting assistant surgeon. Cases re-
quiring long-continued treatment will be fur
nished transportation to the United States
marine hospital at Portland. Proposals for
board and nursing, and burial Of deceased
patients not received at the date of this circu.
lar. Belfast, the medical attendance to be
furnished by an acting assistant surgeon.
Ralph Cross to furnish quarters, subsistence
and nursing at one dollar per day. East
port, hospital relief to be furnished on the