The Portland daily press., 1884-11-13

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Municipal Court here to-day, Rpon coln plant
charging him with setting fire to a dwelling
OF which he was part owner for toe purpose
of burning the same and obtaining the insur-
ance. The court fonnd probable cause and
ordered the respondent to recognize in the
sum of 900 for his appearance at the Janu-
ary term of the Supreme Judicial Court
County Attorney #. M. Higgins appeared for
the State, and Messrs. Hamilton & Haley for
the respondent.
The Augusta Murderer Arraigned.
(re the Associated Press.)
AUGUSTA, Nov. 70 Harry Bnrns, who shot
Policeman Lishness YESTERDAY. was arraigned
bstore Judge Andrews in the afternoon. He
waived examination and was bound over to
the December term of court. This is the third
musder ia Kennsbec county within TWO
months. Threats of lynchirg are made in
Augusta.
DensscrRts Celebrate.
THoMAsToN, Nov. 12.-The Democrats are
celebrating tonight tie election ~ OF Grover
Cleveland The town is brilliantly illuminated
and there ia torchlight procession, with
liberal display of fireworks.
BANGOR Nov 12-The Democrats of Ban
gor celebrated the claimed election OF Cleve-
land ADD Hendricks tonight. There was a
toTchlight procession through the streeEs of
the city, with two bands OF music, fireworks
and illuminations.
shaw Bros Affairs.
Boston, Nov. 12.-The Court of Insolvency
at East Cambridge has allowed about one hur-
deed of the contested claims in the case of F.
Shaw & Bros. In many cases the objeetiors
were withdrawn. The next meeting of the
court ia to be November 10, to receive farther
proofs Of claims and to hear several claims of
a large amount objected 10 by tha debtors. A
strong reason aotaating the creditors in accept
ing thia settlement lies in the fact that until
some settlement of the affairs OF It. Shaw &
Bros is made no settlements can be made with
other parties who vent down at the time of
the failure Of F. Shaw & Bros, and whose
names are upon the same paper.
Bad Runaway Accident in Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 12.-This afternoon a run
awoy team containing Eben Hutchinson, his
mother and sister, Mrs, Bursill Of Freedom,
collided with slowly moving freight train on
the crossing at the foot of Bridge street hill,
Ai@4NS
summit Of the hill, and dashed down its steep
incline at a rapid pace. The horse was iu-
stantly killed and the occupants of tho team
were thrown against a car loaded with lumber
and all more or less injured. The man re-
ceived bruises all over the body. Mrs. BUTCH
inson's face was horribly mangled, while Mrs.
Mrs Burrill recsivsd sewers bruises snd suf-
fered conclusion of the brain. It is doubtful
if the latter lady RECEIVERS.
Nominations by the Governor.
AUGUSTA Nov. 12.-The Governor has made
the following nominations:
Justices of the Peace and Qaorum-James
A. Reed, Boo heag; Algernon s. Dresser,
Ellsworth; I. @. Woodman. Bucksport; Thee
soie Il. WSm8n, Sebec; Calvin Record, Az
burn; G. F. Woodard, Bangor; j. HI. Drum
mona, Jr., Portland; Arthur G. Hinckley,
Bluehil!; Fred A. Johuson, Topsfeld; Henry
Ii, CLARK, fremont; William Allen, Jr Port
lane; Geo, e. Minor, Begrade: Chas, E.
White, Thompson; Charles Davis, Bangor;
Thomas Eldred, Belgrade; Stephen Smallidge,
Mt. Desert; A. N. Laikin, Jrringtoni Daniel
Scrihnef, Patten; Gao w. Harvey, ATKINS:
Henry s. Webster, Gardiner.
FISH Wardens-Henry A. Baleem, Calais:
A. L. Young, Greenbusb; John Meade, Bridg-
ton.
Noisries PuoIic-Heury s. Payson, Por.-
~
pher Lttlt field, KeDnebuuk.
Coroners-L. d. Carver, Wstervile; Seth
Patterson, Wiscasset.
ADDISON.
The stable of A. j. Nash at tho Point was
entered tho night of the 4th inst, and his
tpam, consisting of horse carriage etc was
stolen. 1t is said that the tsam has been
! ssen passing through Mibridge and Ellsworth
| NJ. N. Norton, started drove of 100 head
| OF cattle for Lewiston Nov. 1st.
BUXTON CENTRE.
Mr.. Walter Allen will deliver a lecture in
| the Buxton Centre course on Thursday even
| ing, the 18Th instant. His subject is ''Tbe
National Capital"
Miss Alice Veszle, we'll known society lady
OF Bangor, some time ago decided to go on the
| stage, and has obtained an engagement with
tbs Boston Theatre Company. She made her
| debut in Youth, at Chelsea, Mass, Monday
| evening, assuring the part of Alice Wenlock.
CUTLER.
| The buildings owned and occupied by Can't
| b. W. AGkley we're burned. Nov. 9th, togeth-
! or with ali OF his crop of potatoes hay, etc !,
| and also all of his catch of fish this season.
| which were stored in his she'd No Insurance
| The fac took at about O'Clock from a lantern
| accidentally broken in the barn by one of the
| family while feeding the stock. The most of
| the furniture was saved.
| EAsTPoRT.
A gentleman. now in EAstport, says that
| the Shore Lide Railroad, is sure to be built
through to Eastport and Calais within a short
time. He bases his statement on the best of
| authority.
LUBEC.
Mr. 4. " Lanson lost sardine boat last
Saturda~ night. reports the Machias Union,
| valued at $780, containing tour hogeheads of
| herring, she broke from her moorings and
| went ashore on Liberty Point and is total
loss; no Insurance.