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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

Yesterdays rain, while too late to dc
Y the farmer any good, was welcomed by
everybody. Its chief benefit consists in
the fact that it has done away with the
dust for a season, and this Of itself is
matter to be grateful for.
captain Henry 6. Burton, Assistant
surgeon of the United States army, is
relieved from duty at Fort Abraham
Lincoln and ordered to Fort Assina-
boine for duty, relieving LIST Lieut.. r.
b. Benham, assistant surgeon, who will
proceed to Fort Abraham Lincoln.
A letter received from John Lepley
yesterday, from White Sulphur Springs,
states that he is as yet no better, but he
continues to scald himself daily in the
hope Of driving away the rheumatic
pains. He reports business lively at the
Saratoga and the constant improvement
OF springs property. A meeting of the
association will be held on the 9Th proX.
Gen. Terry has directed that as soon
as the Northern Pacific railroad shall be
open for traffic between Helena and
Fort Missoula, company T Pages,
third infantry, will be relieved from
DUTY at Fort Shaw and proceed to Fort
-AlSsoula, and there take station, reliev-
ing company III (Hobart's), Third in
iantry, which will take station at Fort
Shaw.
Nell. j. Keith and Miss Nellie Sage
We're married in Helena Sunday even
ing, and Nell. brought his bride home
last night. Mr.. Keith, who is a sales
man III the house of Cans & Klein, of
thlS city, is well known and universally
popular III Benton, and we believe the
Young wife will never have cause to re-
9Iet the trust reposed in him. Mrs.
Meth resided in Benton some time last
Sgaf, where she made many friends
Sno will give her a warm welcome
sSgaTgh. The happy couple are comfort
soly housed in their new home on up
El Front street, and the RIVER PRESS
SUns with the rest of their friends in
e'Shes for q long and happy life.
s'9n Thursdays Daily:
frday.
marley Fish came in from Highwood
yesterday.
ueorIge Samples arrived yesterday
" Tie Judith country.
Nnete Fehrenbach came in from the
1'aha district yesterday.
marley, son of Mi. TIC. Power, came
le Helena coach last evening:
r1ack Lee, the driver at the other end
9a@ahe Fort Macleod line, brought the !
N1Fjt55n ~ ~ yesterday, having changed off
I'm Eeimes. 4
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

Three distinguished citizens of Hell
ena arrived in the city on yesterdays
coach, viz: T. G. Power, L. III. Hersh-
field and "A. J. Davidson. The trio will
find a hearty welcome at the river me-
tropolls.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

From Fridays Daily.
T H.. Z. Foster, of Barker, is in the city.
Frank Gehring, Of Sand coulee, is in
town.
Thomas switzer, of Deep creek, is in
the city.
Do. and Robert Price came in from
Plttsburg yesterday.
The. Gibson will leave for the states
o to attend school.
me hotel registers show a large in
crease of arrivals yesterday.
Paris Gibson and Sidney C. Edgerton
returned from Great Falls yesterday.
Malcolm Morrow, ST., of the shonkin.
Will have his grain crop threshed to-
day.
John W. Power will take his depar-
ture for the east on MONDAYS Billings
coach.
!. We are glad to state that Allan Woods
IS very much better and is on the road
to recovery.
The crops on Highwood were not as
Badly injured as feared by the recent
snow storm.
Messrs. Jones and Archer, who have
been assisting Surveyor Rolfe at Great
rails, returned yesterday.
Henry Mcdonald and wife, of Arrow
creek, arrived in the city yesterday and
VIII remain a few days.
The block opposite the Grand Union
MOTEL has now a new sidewalk it's entire
length along Front street.
John Luke, Jr., returned yesterday
from Wolf creek, where he has So
Journed the past four weeks.
HDr. F. Atkisson and w. J.. Minar
drove out into the country yesterday
will be absent a few days.
J.T:Perron, Of Perron, wall & GAIA,
arrived in the city yesterday. His
teams, loaded with lumber, will get in
to-day.
?. FL. Hughes and wife, Prof. N. A.
Foss and Mr.. Hanscombe, all of Glen
denim, started on horseback yesterday
tor White Sulphur Springs.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

BY an accident on the Utah & North
ern, near Butte, VIM. Cullen, fireman,
was confined in his cab and scalded to
death, the locomotive being thrown
down a tWelye-feet embankment-
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

Profs. White, Wade, Ward and Mar
cou, OF the Z. S. geological survey, left
yesterday morning in their boat on their
trip down the Missouri to Bismarck.
AS they will make an examinations Of
the rock formation as they proceed it
Will require at least a month to complete
the trip.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

.Joe Lessard, of Otter creek, does not
begin harvesting until next week. He
has a field of wheat that will yield in
the neighborhood of IS bushels to the.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

Mr.. Rufus Payne returned from his,
trip to Mormondom last evening, after
an absence of several weeks. Mrs.
Payne remains at Ogden, where she
will spend the winter. ]
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

j. M. Arnoux brought in A. M. Walf
ley from Highwood yesterday, the latt
ter having received pretty serious int
iuries by being dragged a considerable
distance by a runaway horse.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

Phil: Gibson arrived yesterday from
Riverside ranch. Phil. is about to COM
mence the erection of his new residence,
Whlch VIII be one OF the neatest county
houses in northern Montana.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

John Neubert, of the Teton, has eight
acres OF as fine wheat as ever grew out
OF doors. It we only had a Touring
mill thousands of acres of this would be
grown In the vicinity of Benton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

Owing to a lack Of items'' is the
unique excuse u cotem. gives for not
reporting the meeting of the hose com
pany, and then proceeds to slight its
foreman.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

Lieut.. Col. George Gibson, Third in
fantry, has been relieved from duty at
Fort Shaw and directed to proceed to
Fort M~issoula, and there take station.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

2. H. Hughes and wife, Prof. N. A.
Foss and Mr.. Hanscombe, all of Glen
denim, started on horseback yesterday
Ifor White Sulphur Springs.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

Gus Shaffer, the Barker stage driver,
went into the gulch the last trip. He
reports that Clendenin is lively at pres-
ent, more SO than he has ever before
coon if -
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

Yesterdays rain, while too late to do
the farmer any good, was welcomed by
everybody. Its chief benefit consists in
the fact that ii has done away with the
dnst for a season, and this of itself is a.
matter to be grateful for.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

<. Biedler and his historical buck
board arrived yesterday, and last even
ing x. RECALLED his friends in front of the
Overland with some of his truthful
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29

The counties of Custer, Dawson and
Yellowstone were restored to the first
iudicial district at the late session Of the
sunreme court.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-29
MaJof dunno has been on the sick list
a Few days, but was much better yester-

"~J %A&@Aas
howell Harris has gone on a trip 70
Tue country on important busi.
capt. }. L. Fowler took the Rillipos
coach yesterday morning en- ronte F.
Fort Custer. ~
=; A. Sedden, GREENWOOD. BONN e.
oo.,s representative, left for Barker yes
tefday morning.
we regret to learn that our friend T.
w; Matkin, of Matkinville. is on he
SICK llst again, suffering from that old
trouble. "ooii
Jean Baptiste Legare, of Wood Moun-
tam, n. w. T., is to receive a township
u land TOR effecting the return of Sitting
y ana his band of Sioux to the Unit,
ed States.
eJere Sullivan, of the Choteau house.
mas had the balcony in front of the rho,
teau stayed with iron rods, and the M
right posts will be removed. Sidewalk
building in this quarter will begin in 4
day or two. n,1ss1-~-l~s
mr.. Z. Barr Smith, a prominent horse
- olIiolIy VI Tie missouri val
icy, near Centerville, has purchased
Goodrich & Lewis ranch, on Beaver
creek, in the Judith basin, where he
VIII branch out into the stock business
extensively.
The hook and ladder boys, determined
not 10 be behind the hose and engine
IelloWs IN the matter of preparation.
TOOK their wagon from the paint shop
yesterday n got together the buckets.
LADDERS, etc. They are now ready for a
manu- 10 hand tussle with the fire fiend.
Profs. White, Wade, Ward and Mar
cou, OF the y. s: geological survey, left
yesterday morning in their boat on their
trip down the Missouri to Bismarck.
AS they will make an examination Of
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
FROM DALLAS
Crushed While C-upllng Cars HaiChed
BY Electricity SCOville In
Dallas.

Special Telegram 10 the Examiner
DALl,s, August 3l.-W. A. Cooper
en- lueer on Missouri Pacific rml
way, while the switch engine was
making mp freight tram was hctwccn
two cars in the uct Of coupling hen
his hips and body were badly mashed,
lie was taken home, It ia feared he hus
sustained intern j injuries.
T.. NJ. HEATH, 1t back from tine
Louisville exposition, brought dozen
fine chickens hntchcd by electricity. II
is said to have been done three days
earlier than by the natural process.
Geo. ScOvlle, Of Guiteau fame, and
Judge Bently, Of Chicago, are here con
Quoting suit against the An 10 Amer
ican land and claim association, The
an cunt involved il over S5polO.
The recent election of public wcigher
has caused much dissatisfaction among
crtton buyers who assert positively that
they will not buy cotton weighed by IL
public wrigher. The chcil obiecuun us
signed by buyers is that the public
wcig hers have had no experience. TINS
trouble brought on a war this afternoon
between two parties, IN which some
blood was she'd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.
CATTLE DYING OF THIRST IN
WEST TEXAS.
Effect of Drouth on Crops -Adlutant
General Kings Appoint
ments Judge Moores
Death
ALI QUIET NowrN FRO COUNTY

Nfsrinf Is'eJrIH t' Pie Fl miner
AusrrN, August 3l.-1he Texas Trust
company, OF Corsicaua, capital stock
$4,000, filed II charter to-day.
Receipts Of the secretary IT states
office for August wer Sl,5lO The treas
ury received $4,000 from land sales,
S6IOOO from the comptroller. The gen
eral revenue paid IN IN August was
$4,000
The collector Of Liberty county has
settled.
Five university students, one Young
lady, u rived last night.
During the year ending to-day, 100000
bales ut cotton were shipped from tins
city. For The coming year probuhl, not
half TINT quantity will be received M
tins county, nor half crop will hc
IA hercd. Pie to-day are 81, ,oi ia
for middling Corn sufficient for home
use has been mad. The grass range TX
dead. Cattle are falling oil IN large
numbers. In Western Texas reports
say they art dying for the want " water
Fences Of large pas ure, are bein- en-
that cattle may obtain II.
The aliut mt general To-day commits
stoned II. :. Melvin OF Il ylur county,
cllo0e', and appointed him ON the gov
ornor'' ct H. vice Colonel Jctl'r.on, de
ceased. Captain Noteworthy. of Orange,
was commissioned colonel
Captain Sheely reports everything quiet
in Fro county.
News was received here to-day ut the
death OF Chief Justice Moore in " Hshing-
ton city. His remains will probably be
brought this city Tor iutcrmtnt.
Professor NJ diet is cXpcc fed tomorrow.
Ills chemical apparatus !us arrived.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
EROM sANANTnNIn.
Marrow Escape -AdIu iged lnsane-Bold
Highwaymen Operate at Dusk.
-rccIaI Telegram 10 INV E,amurr

Special Telegram to tho Examiner
san Antonio, August 3l,--An eequrs-
trlenne had Il narrow escape yesterday
from injury, by the saddle turning She
ing for "istance Of nbuut one hun
drcd feet, but finally extrcatcd herself
Luckily the hor.e was gentle or she
might have been kicked to death.
John Raminsky St Pedwig was ON
trial for uuacy n the county court tuls
morning 1t was proven that the de-
ftndant had b en- IN the asylum previous
l; that he had cruelty bea en- his son
without cause; had attempted to outrage
his II year old daughter, ami had been
guilty Of other acts that proved hlm to
he insane. He was therefore declared "a
lunatic, and an order made that he be
sent to the state asylum
Il Young Jerome CnssiuD was return
ing home on wednesday night, two men
stood in his why. At first ho thought
they were friends playing - Ike, but
they soon nndcctivei him. lie asked
what they wanted, when they answered,
don't speak loud; we wuut Your
money He replied that he hul none,
and offered to submit TO Il search, as he
wus unarmed, hut they then allowed
him to pass. This occurred ON Travis
street, Just afte. dark, at the time ~ .u
several persons were ting ON their gal
lprles
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01

HALIFAX, August 81. Late iutellI-
gence Of the effects Of Wednesday
nights storm around the iast Of Nova
Scotia show that the damage to shipping
is quite extentlve. Ten schooners were
driven ashore, some conpl toly wrecked
aud others badly damaged. The fury OF
the gale was terrific. The tower OF the
new Catholic church at Cape Breton was
carried away and a large OGDEN build
ing m we'd from is foundation.
DISASTER TO FIsHiNG FLEETS.
ST JoHSs, New Foundland, August
81 A fleet OF United States fishing
vessels which arrived here last night,
report violent storm on the Great
Banks ON Sunday last, A gale rose from
the east ward at 8 a, m, when hundred
dories were away from their vessels over
hauling travis, Captain Hilber reports
that scores Of dOries were turned upside
down aud the wreckage was strewn in
every direction along the track, coming
westward One French banker lost four
dories aud all their crews. 1t is com
puted, from all sources OF information,
that 100 dorios and 80 men were lost in
the storm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
ShtINlsNAs.aI1I:s.
A VIGOROUSLY Bad Man Suddenly Called
to Account

A., lam. .n,n., Al Mat vor.,oo
,yhn In I'M. nast r,,r ,r ,,,, hy ",r,,,'L
ynnl dnni Of n'tnri,,,, in 49,
county ids st.,te. nsa int mIir,ic,rr nnJ
generally bad man. while rnssing ,lnnr
thr road near Inc Town Of Antonio. I'm +,
spring wagon Yesterday afternoon. ncc,.Ip-
y mid by Allen ileaSlry, was Hr.d At
from an ambush and Instantly Killed aud
llrnsl, y MORALLY wounded James aud
Thomas Moss aud John Mnrsden were ar
rested last night On supccion OF having
done the shouting, but 1t is not certainly
known whether they are guilty, .Veiy
strong feeling has existed against NJ wr-
u'n Tor a Time past ana his HE hns been
several tunes threatened.
FRANK JAMES TRIAL.
GArLArIN, August 81 Tina de'ense
tins morning continued their impeuch.
ment Of stnto's witu.asea. .tam,s /,
Mnstera matte. 81 Iho uoncc. tnat,t,eJ
that nt the cofoper's inaue.t ON the body
Of Wood llite. Mrs. Bolton testified she
had not seen Frank James for two years
md then ut ma fnther'a houae here
Gen, Joe Shelby came into the court
and apolugi1ed for his conduct whiie
testifytng yesterday. Judge Goodman
read Shelby severe lecture for appear.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01

on cuuyassiuc tour Tor his brother-in.
law, who les "a candidate Tor the office
now hcllbl Candles.
TIE Rio GrHndc has risen several feet
IN the last few days
\ Mexican last night burnt up his
own house and every thing it contained,
because he discovered his wife was
intelicltous. The police have been
hunting him to-day, but have not ef-
Rec ed his cap 'urc
TIE queer explosions reported rs hay
ing been heard above Carbon. thirty miles
trom Laredo, is supposed to have some
connection 9TH the calamity In the isl and
ut Java is both occurred the same day
No further ucws from the r,volnliOnists
in Nurvu Leon. They are reported as be-
log small party, operating near santiago
by L. RHvi~th.
The trouble which Dr. Dcvcrcux IL re-
ported us having been involved in at Mon
cltVa, has not been denied rs yet, and II l.
Currrnlly believed to be MS reported.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
NIONOTOI.TsEIC.



One OF the growing monopolistic en-.
terprlses ~ this state IL what IN known
as the Texas Cotton Seed Association,
recently formed for the purpose Of reg
ulntlng and controlling the cotton seed
Or file All tho cotton seed oil mills
have Joined the association aud pledged
tlem-clyes to abide by the prices fixed
By the association, thus cutting of all
competition. The ruling pr ce Tor seed
has been placed at 81 per ton, and when
thcimmcnse profits made by the mills are
takcu IutD consideration II will be seen
that the price paII the farmer for his
seed IL very low The mills can well
afford 10 ply ten dollars per ton and
rrup % good profit f. some ectiouB
the farmers are crying out against this
combination, aud propose to Investigate
the matter thoroughly. Ia Navarro
county convention Of farmers i talked
Of Tor the purpose Of regulating the
price ~ their seed and agree not to take
H cent less.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
I'fsONH san SABA.


Special Telegram to the Examiner.
SAN SAnA Augmt 81 The cotton
is short and wall average unly onr-sixth
Of u bale per uc. e. II will be gathered
10y the middle Of September. The sta
ulc is short but clean, and IN good CON
,IiiJn.
Tho pecan crop ls promising
On Monday, about noon, explosions
rcHcmhlHg heavy cunnunudmg IN the
distance WAS distinctly heard here and
at many other points in this county
The sky were clear the wind from the
-outh. The same explosions were heard
in LInuo, Burnett, Lnmpasus aud
Brown God.
Shoun Parker brought in aud lodged
in jan. one INSANE man supposed to have
escaped from Mason.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
LABOR AMI EDUCATION.


NEW YoRK, Aug 1t 81 Before the
senate subcommittee on labor and u.
cation investigation to-day Dr. Green,
referring TO the statement he made yes
terday that telegraph system in the
hands u the government would be more
expensive and less efficient than under
the control Of corporation, sail 4;
"Uuder the English System appoint
ments are not made frou partisan favor
m IN this country France presented
even stronger instance a she had a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
FROM MARLIN.
Railroad and Court Mention Personal,
ITO the EAAminerl

lio lNt isAhhlhtll
MARLIS, August 81 The Central
road has u large gang Of nvicts at
work on the main and do track at this
place, and II putting them IN Arst class
condition. Tho cOnvicts are not over.
worked, are well g othed aud fed, aud
Arc we'll treated. The G ntral could i'm
prove matters very much by putting III
more ~ tracks soon.
Cotton receipts to dhte about 400 bales
Prices paid here Tor 1t are about the same
us Galveston aud llous on quot tons,
col. Goo =, Finley, Of Galveston In
attending district court tins week
Col, j. q. Winter, Of Waco came down
this morning.
Conductor Dean, ot the Central road,
i- dancing attendat Gee uuon the court
this week, and meetH hearty welcome
10 III his friends at this place.
The water famine continues, and no
appeurnn, Of rain.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
FKOM DECATUR.
School Prospects Needed Wire
Cytting-Col Booths Return.
Special Telegram t., the Examiner

Special Telegram 10 the Examiner.
DECATUR August 3l,-1hc city couu-
ell to day elected Mrs. Sue Warren, ~
Fort Wor h, principal Of the school
here, aud Jno. l.. Lnttimcr, Jr, Miss
Hattie Bait e and Mrs Hunt ns tenrhers.
The school I'm lliug, VIII cu is O. 10 Of the
finest IN the ate, IA nearing compile
ton, aud school will open iu October
under very iattcring auspices,
Rain Is badly needed.
Wire cutting IL still undated iu this
and adjoining cOuntlrH.
Col. Booth returned from Austin to.
day, having succeeded ia placing with
the buaHd Of educnti u sufficient Of the
county bonds to liquidate the outrtaui-
INK indebtedness Of the county, at SIX
Der cent
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
B'LIONH DENISON.

.ne,IaI l.l.srnm U Lnc NAnmLncr

nrNsuN, August 3I.-l. Franklin, an
extensive dry goods merchant, made AN
assignment 10 day. Liabilities, $1,000
assets estimated ut $4,000 on So 900.
The cause oi tlcnssignment was the stop
Iagc OF Goods IN transit by II Il. CiHtlin
y Co., Tor some cause unknown. Ihc as-
signcc is J. T. Rohcrbungh
Miss bike Y Crooks made her fir I
arp aruucc on the stage last night ut Me.
Douglas opera house, before large and
npprccintivr audience She WAS received
with applause from AL sides npd was cu-
curd several times during the evening
Ter voice is u pure soprano, oyer which
she Inns perfect control
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
FROM MARSHALL
Handsome Present-Coiton for the Louis
vile Exposition,
sl.-.al L.L.g,l- y U. ..uun.-

MARSHALL, August 3l-Fneuds Of
Train Master ]. W. CIawson presented
hin with gold watch aud CHAIN hs "a
bridal present
Several planters will send cotton 10
the townsville exposition to compete Tor
the premium offered.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01
Anheuser beer.

The fayorite Of two continents. The
only American beer that IA usel and
recommend d by the medica! fraternity
Of France and England. -O6l3tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01

The most select stock OF frames ever
brought tu the city, Just received at the
Academy Of Art Call AID see thlm.--
Os2s
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-09-01

Miss Sue Lamblin's school, at l0I
Austin -treet, will re, open Monday, Sep
tember3d. Terms as heretofore, -OS3l3t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-05-03
The mill of G. 7. Piper, Livermore. was

The mill of G. T. Piper, Livermore. was
burned at 3 o'clock Sa,ur,la, morning. also
the dwelling Of Eldrid.,e Francl-. ih1 lu,s
ON The mill propert, Is Sij.o00, insured iur
5000 Francis loss j. $500.
Prof +. A. Robinson, who has been for
many Years connected with the Maine IVES
leyan Seminary a, Keu,'s HILL and the pres
ent popular Representative from Readfield,
has received an appointment IN the Port
land Custom House.
Pennington has been without a fire com
pany sluCe 1873. 4 company Of forty mem
Der, organized Thur>la, evening with Mi
+. |. Merrill foreman. The action vii prod
ably be ratified al the annual meeting of the
village corporation. MAY 81.
The trustees of the State Agricultural
Society have voted to erect a permanent ex-
hlbiton building on the fair grounds. IN
Lewiston. II will he in the form of Greek
cross, lbs by IS feet, and cost $1,000. They
have purchased two and one half acres south
to add TO the grounds.
Mr.. John Shaw. the veteran shiphuild-
er, went to Nachias in 1878. and commenced
work on his first vessel in Macnlas that Wear
He has built one or more vessels. haIks
brigs aud schooners. nearly every wear since
April 10. 1883 he commenced on his fifty.
FIRST vessel. brig Of about 100 tons
In the case Of Frank Hazen and wife s.
Portland, Bangor y Machia> Steamboat Co.,
to recover for injuries received September.
1851, by Mrs. Hazen. in landing from the
steamer Lewiston at Milbridge Maine. IN
consequence Of an alleged defcc, in the
wharf. which has been ON trial IN the t. n
Circuit court. at Portland. the jury. Friday,
returned verdict for plaintiff for $50