The Portland daily press., 1884-10-28

Warmer yesterday, but windy and cloudy
with rain at night. Mercury 400 at sunrise,
b20 at noon, 4S0 at sunset; wind Southwest.
Will Hatch a brakeman on the Grand
Trunk, was Injured at South Paris, Saturday
We did not learn the particulars.
Attention of the Harvard graduates about
town is called to specimen number of the
LampooD, which is at Loring, Short & Har-
mons for examination.
The children of the Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum were, through the kindness OF General
3. j. Anderson, given Saturday an excursion
through the White Mountain Notch.
John Brogan, youth OF 13 years, was ar
rested on q mittimus last evening, and sent to
the Reform School for breaking and entering
at the Grand Trunk depot last Spring.
Captain Standish, while walking .along the
Grand Trunk bridge at Back Cove yesterday,
was struck on the head by plank protruding
from 'hs car of passing freight train and
knocked down.
Last evening remarkable incident occurred
ut the police station. A drunken lad named
hunhock, IA years of age, staggered into the
D. puties' Office and asked to be sent to the
Reform School,
II is said the Maine Central railroad will
build new hotel at Bar Hsrbor before the
spening Of next season, to be run at popular
prices and managed on different plan from
any now existing there.
David Bennett, a small boy, stole lot of
halves and quarters of a dollar from Mr..
CLARK, the milkman, which tho latter intended
to have redeemed at the Custom House, and
sold them at discount of 40 per cent.
The attachment lately placed upon Temple
q Co., traders, Lewiston, was, the firm stats s,
on disputed claim, and was Immediately
satisfied, neither causing nor being the result
Of financial embarrassment.
The ladies in the neighborheod have made
contributions of cloth and clothing for the
Pancoast family, and yesterday afternoon met
at the house OF ex Councilman 81. Ell. Shaw to
make mp garments for them.
A very earnest spiritual meeting was held at
the Chestnut street vestry last evening. Rev.
DR.. McKecwn, the late pastor of the church,
was present to the delight of all the people.
Blk additional persons went forward for
prayers. Meeting at 7.30 this evening.
Tho last number of the Irish World, o Jour-
nal that has given Blaine and Logan earnest
and able support throughout the campaign, is
double number, pages, well filled with a
variety OF frst-class campaign material. 1t
should be widely circulated.
Last Friday James Judge, a brakeman on
the Grand Trunk line, was badly injured while
trying to couple an engine at Oxford. His
foot was caught underneath the pilot, he was
Injured about the face, and his hands were
cut. 1t Is believed that he will recover.
TheRev Henry Blanchard will deliver the
second lecture in his course ON "The Great
Religions Of the World" this evening in the
vestry Of the Congress Square church. Sub
ject: "Brahaminism, the Elder Religion of
India All persons interested are cordially
invited to attend.
William Fl. LooDey, Esq, City Solicitor,
was At home yesterday, but resumes his ser
vice on the stump tonight. For the remainder
OF the campaign bis appointments are made as
follows: Laconia, N. H.. Oct %; Lawrence,
Mass, Oct 20; Greenfield, Mass, Oct. 30;
Lake Village, n. H., Oct 81; Qaincy, Mass,
Nov. i; Dedham, Mass, Nov. 3.
Gov. Frederick Robbie, Gorham; Gen. Geo.
L. Besl. Norsay; Col. 81. S. Osgood, Augusta;
DR.. Aug @. Hamlin, Bangor; 1. S. Bangs,
Waterville; @. W. Littlefelj, o. s. Navy
EndicOtt King, Washington, D. c.; Madame
Fry's Concert Company, Of Boston, and Hon.
John j. Donovan, Mayor of Lowell, Mass,
were ct the Falmouth last evening.