Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-08
State News.
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the prefessorship to which he vas elected. ia
the Eclectic Medical College at Lewiston, and
begins his duties next week.
very extensive orchard is that OF p. NJ
SpOfford Of Sabatis IL Is said that last week
Mr. pofford had one thousand bushels of ap-
Piles lying upon the ground beneath his fruit
trees. Many of his trees are of New York
fall fruit
For a week past the whereabouts of Beuja-
min Jordan, an aged pauper on the Auburn
city poor farm have been unknown. Jordan
was harmless insane man. given much to
wandering and for wears q resident at the farm
He took his axe one day last week and went
out rresumably to chop wood. He did not
come back. A steady hunt had been kept up
during the week. Sunday he was found
floating dead in the waters of Lake Auburn.
He was face down and had evidently been all
the time in the wster. II is generally sup
posed that he fell into the lake.
CUMBERLAND.
The annual report Of the Diet Mission Of
Portland shows that 76 dihsren, persons have
been helped within the year, and I. 100 tickets
for supplies have been given out The cash
received from the different churches amounts
TO a.50 and cash paid cut for rents. etc.,
ello.6o.
HANCOCK.
that Albert Ssover, Q young man belereiue 10
that town, Who went eat West hast spring,
vas shot and killed "a eattie ranch In Dako-
b. Full particulars have not been resolved.
Young Slower vas man Of good habits and
the shooting was probably accidental.
The Gfeen Aoantain Railway directors d
recent messing, voted % rsplses thsir hotel
on the summit Of Grsen Mountain. bdYned
last summer. BY handsome and sabstAnsial
stone hotel. The ns~ edl4ee 10 y Be reared
90 the peak ovsriosking DR 'HashoR ind
vofAs oil BE eommsnesd - sooa ss o conRscs
can b made. 49, ~iI9t nss.L ~.
Lad q Southwest Har6ss ilfssid 20 b
rising Id valas. Deason Clark 10 Reported
10 base rsfassd % 900 Cor shfss acsss nsss
the sssamboas wharf. and hs nov holds it a
S4,oOQ. -. -. go,
The annual cattle show sud fair Of the
Pitsston snd Chslssa 'Fasmeps' Union took
place Thursday On the srousds Id Fitsssou.
The exhibit wss good one and attracted Q
large crowd Of people. Among he ssiiisisOrs
wsfs fsrmsss from 'Riebmoad, Gardner,
Newcastle and other plaess outside the
limits Of the society.
OxvosD.
Daniel Boynton's house Of BPownAsld was
burned on Tuesday morning .ssys ths Oxford
Record. He succeeded in saving nearly all
his furniture. -, ~
Henry N. Griggs, nssive Of Brownheld,
10 wanted 10 severy places, according TO the
Biddeford Times. July Sd, be left Ssco
with q hired horse, q borrowed wagon, and
SIS worth of harness-blacking, and has NOT
yet returned. He owes about Sl400 in
Brownheld, and various amounts in Wind.
ham, Gorham, SaccAfappa and elsewhere.
His wife and two children are living in
BrownHeld and are ignorant of his where
abouts. s.-s,
The October term of the Supreme Judicial
Court began in Bangor TUESDAY, morning al
ten o'clock. Associate Justice L. A. Emery
presides.
The Bangor Commercial says: Alex Nc.
Lain, OF Mattaws mkeag, was in the city Mon.
day. He now claims the title Of champion
bear killer Of Upper Psnobscot. ~ he hal
killed six thiss season. Mr.. McLAin and
Timothy Reed Of Midway. recently killed
two caribou on the east beanch Of the
Penobscot.
The Penobseos Musical association
commenced its 37th annual session Tuesday n
o'clock in Norembega Hall. Bangor. Thii
organizasion 10 designed 20 unitsahe singer
Of the city and county. In IN annual gathsr
ing for mutual profit and social and frassfnA
Fellowship.
YoeK.
The BitiAs4nra Hssasyoif 10 aituAaed abonl
three miles from the Post Once. II 10 Z
large basin said 10 contain $1,000 gallons o.
water. The Wallis built Of. selid granite
taken from the ledge upon which the cisters
10 erected. The bottom Of the basin 10 nearly
all ledge. The main pipe b 20 inches in
diameter.
Ar LARoB.
The Passamaquoidy Indians held theil
annual election last week, Monday at Pete
Dana Point and Tuesday ct Pleasant Point
Lewis Francisevas elected governor BY vote
Of 50 to 35. his opponent being Tomsh Lolah
Pierpole Sabatis received So and Silmors
Levy 81 votes for lieutenant governor. Petel
AtwiG and Mitchell Levy each received 81
votes for representative to the legislature
and new election TO choose representative
10 called for Tuesday, Oct. 2lst. The Indianl
manifest great interest in this election and I
vigorous canvass will undoubtedly occur.