Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-05
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Thomas J. Doyle Of Lewiston, vas found
dead. Wednesday morning. He vas engaged
IN his usual work, Tuesday. It il supposed
inst heart disease was the cause.
Two young sons Of n. W. wilkins Of
Sabatis, were playing with . toy cart. Satur-
day night, when by some mishap. Mark the
younger, was thrown ont and his arm broken
just below the elbow.
Disosca and Louis Anger, Who live in the
town Of Frederick, had . row which resulted
IN stabbing ARRAY, over line fence. Tues
day. Disosca claims that in the ARRAY he was
stabbed BY Anger. Anger was fined $50 and
cost, and appealed. He then swore out a
counter warrent against Disosca
Two Maine Central locomotives collided
in Auburn, Wednesday. They were running
at low rate OF speed and neither was great
ly injured.
ARoosTooK.
Aroost0ok county made q proud record
during the war of the Rebellion. says the Re-
publican. In proportion to her population
sne contributed . larger proportion of the
Maine quote than any other county, some of
her towns sending nearly every able bodied
man into her service.
Forest fires have been raging all through
Aroostook county, and much damage has
been done. The buildings of A. T. Fenlason
IN Limestone were entirely consumed Friday
afternoon. the loss being Sl,4OO. On the
sane afternoon the house and barp of Gus
tave Ericsson, in Woodland, were burned,
together With horse, two cows, and q hog,
which were in the barn. In attempting to
save the animals Mrs. Ericsson WAS severely
burned.
CUMBERLAND.
Chas. H. Morse. of Portland, was arrested
in Boston, Tuesday, charged with the larceny
Of value containing 800 worth of articles.
The property was found in his possession.
Burglars broke into Fred WiIey's store.
In Deering, one day this week, and stole .
small sum of money.
HANCOCK.
Mr.. Robbins. of Green's Landing, has q
son 81 years of age, who only weighs about
SO lbs. He talks, walks, looks and acts like
q grown man. and is about the height of a
common three-vear-old child. His parents
have had several Offers for him, but they will
not let him 60 on exhibition for fear some
one will steal him.
s. Young, Esq Of Surrey, owns a kitten
which is a singular freak of nature. The
head has two distinct faces, having four eyes,
two muses. and two mouths. Otherwise the
kitten was perfectly formed
Knox.
Prof. A. A. Dunton of Camden, leaves for
Boston next week, where he will write 1900
diplomas for the graduating classes Of the
public schools in that city. He has done this
work annually since 1867.
LINCOLN.
Mr.. D. H. Dunton, postmaster at Joice,
Whiteteld, met with a sad accident while
taking his oxen from the cart recently. They
took fright, started to run and threw him, the
wheel striking his leg breaking the large bone
twice and fracturing the small bone badly.
He is now doing we'll.
SAGADAHoc.
Jonathan Sharp of Bath. last week launch.
ed one of the handsomest yachts ever built in
that city.
Abel Gregoire of Bath, was severely in.
jured Tuesday, by being pinned between a
dump-cart and a wall.
SOMERSET.
Mr.. Clarke, who made the assault upon
Hunnewell at the house of Mrs. Rowe at
Norridgewock, last Wednesday evening, was
arrested Thursday evening. He was tried
befor Justice Rowe and bound over until the
September term of court. Failing to procure
bonds he was carried to Jail. Friday morn
ing he attempted suicide by cutting his throat.
He fret cut with a knife and then took a ra-
zor, but did not cut very deep with either.
He bled considerably and was rather weak
when found. The wound was dressed and
the man has been more quiet since his bleed
ing. He is thought to be temporarily insane
and will probably be sent to the insane asy-
lum to test his condition.
Mrs. W. S. Croker, of St. Adams, fell
from stool and broke her arm, Monday.
WALDO.
The ship David Brown, Pendleton, of
Searsport, which has been reported overdue,
was at Penang, April 22d, and after discharg-
ing proceeded to Singapore to load for New
York.
YORK.
Two young ladies hired team in Dover,
N. H., Monday evening, to 60 to Great Falls
to attend circus. While there the team as
stolen. 1t was afterwards found in Berwick,
abandoned. The thieves after leaving Great
Falls, started for Biddeford, but passing
train scared the horse. who ran away, getting
badly cut The buggy was smashed. A
mans hat was found in the buggy, which the
officers claim will give them clue to the
thieves.
John GRAHAM and W. E Lane, two mem
bers of the Saco Salvation Army. have been
honorably discharged from the army and are
now holding meetings each Sunday at Par
sonsfeld, and one week from next Sunday
will open at Benson's Corner, Hollis. Graf.
fam has sold his place in Saco and will devote
his entire time to the holding of meetings.
A fellow named Peter Dishon was arrested
in North Saco, Tuesday, on suspicion of be.
ing concerned in the robbery of . peddler 81
Old Orchard.
Ar LARGE. ,e
The following 10 list of places and dates
of the next meeting of the county oranges
Kennebec County Pomona Grange: Meeting
with Cushnoc Grange. Riverside, Wednes-
day, June 10th. Hancock County Pomona
Grange: Regular meeting with Lanoine
Grange. Tuesday. June 9th. The next meet
ing Of Somerset Pomona Grange will be held
with Victor Grange. Fairfield, Tuesday,
June 9th. The next meeting of Pomona
Grange. for Cumberland county, will be held