Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-10-29

In the case Of Edmund u. Walsh ~
Benlamiu True. Sheriff Of the Cunherl nd
county. for the act Of h. deputy in seaching
70, iq4or without a wartant.ihe jury return
"a yerdic; for the defendant, Il was
sto~n TIA, wash had previously gwen per
mission 10 the deputy to search hts preniS-
e when he thought liquor vas concealed
there. This does not decide again.; the
point q having 90 righ, to search f1r Ii.
quor without HaTraut.
At O'Clock SUNDAY morning. PRISONER
known as Thoma, Andrews, hal.!ug from
Portland, died in Belfast jail, aged tseuiy
wears. Andrews ~as fF,t committed TO lsH
August /. for drunkenness, and served a
thirty i!av,' sentence. Oct. :. Vas again
committed on a charge Of vasrancy. Be
fore the first sentence expired Andrews sick
ened and al the second commIttsl ~as con
tirmed Invalid. He Was removed 10 the
poor debtors room where every attention
was gwen him. Andrea. very retIoent
and would not reveal ANYTHING concerning
himself or the name. Of his friends tie
was an American. /. Is supposed the name
be gave vas a fictitious ooe. he vas
known among the prisoners and tramps a.
the brunswick Md" In accordance with
the lss in such cases Mayor Fosier Of Bel
ia., notified the medical college Of Andrss.
death. but owing 10 III. condition Of the re-
mans the bod, sss gwen an immediate bg-
nal there.
Delegates from al paris Of Name ar
rived in Bangor Tnur.da, nsht. 10 the
number Of about nInrty. TO attend the meet
ing Of the Nineteenth State Convention of
Young Mems Christian Associations Of
Maine. They were met at tire depot and
taken in barges TO the rooms Of the Bangor
Association, where splendid collation. was
served. Then they went 10 the First Con-
gregational church, where an immense con-
gregstlon had assembled FOR the welcome
meeting Music wa. here furnished by mae
chorus Of Is voices. Mayor Z. b. Neatly
then welcomed the delegates 10 the city. and
Rev. II. l.. Griffin extended greetings in
behalf Of the churches, and J. A. Dale. in
behalf of the Bangor y. VI. c. A. The
sessions of the convention begun Friday
morning.
thrown from a wagon Thursday morning. and
was probably fatally injured The horse
WAS frightened BY locomotive.
John Welch, aged % years, employed
in discharging coal from vessel in Bangor,
fell from the staging of 4 coal shed to the
deck OF the vessel. distance of 40 feet,
Thursday morning, and was bruised beyond
recognition. The physician. pronounce the
scclden, fatal.
On Saturday week at Calais, while tbs
els bell was ringing at the Grammar
school. the tongue dropped down and fell to
the ground. making hole in the earth
some inches deep. II came very near sirik-
ing boy named Stewart, who vas going
into school at the time it fell. The Calais
Adcetisey understands this is the third
time that ], has fallen out in the same
ss,.
-.Peies Joseph. an Indian who had been
taking too much hre-water, went 10 the
hOs.e of Francis Newal in Houlton, Mon
dsy night. the 18th, broke in the door, kick
+ ed boy in the rshs. threw the baby out OF
the window. caught Mrs. Sewal BY the
hair of her head. and dragged her out door.
and around the house and knocked her hus.
! band over when he interfered to save his
wife. The police were called IN and when
they arrived, be was playing fiddle in bliss
full ignorance Of the devastation he had
wrought The justice gave him bis choice
between 80 days in Jail. OF 70 lears town
and not return and be accepted the latte.
| alternative.
The Grand Jury in Waldo Suprems
/ Court have returned IS indictments, q
being for violation of the liquor Law.
| A party from Eas, Corin,h, la,el,
climbed the Big Spencer Mountain al
Moosehesd. taking two days for the trip
and camped on the summit at night. The
Bangor Whig thinks they are the first Ia.
dies xho have ever made the ascent of the
| mountain.