Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-02-05

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walking on the track, was struck by wild
train with a snow pillow at lceboro, We'd
nesday afternoon, and instantly killed. His
head was split open, one half being thrown
sixty feet, his clothing and boots torn of
and he was otherwise mutilated. The heavy
storm doubtless prevented his hearing the
train.
MIR George Maloon of Detroit, was
standing close to the barn door, Saturday
Jan. "a. as his son came up with a load Of
hay. On entering the door, the horse.
started up suddenly. and started to one side.
and the corner of the frame of the hav rack
struck Mr.. Maloon in the chest. crushing
in one lung. Sunday Mr.. Maloon was
bleeding internally, and no hope was enter
tanned for his recovery.
The house and farm buildings Of VIM
X. Buzzell at East Corintb, burned. Thurs
day morning. Nothing was saved from the
house and but about half the live stock in
the barn was rescued. The cause of the
FIRE is not known. Insured for 500 loss
about $500.
The dwelling house OF the late Judge
Emmons of Hallowell. was entirely con
sumed by fire, Thursday morning. Very
little furniture was saved. The building
was lightly insured. The house was oceu-
pied b, Rev. H. V. Emmons The loss is
$1,000; insured in the Hartford for - 900
\ valuable librar, was also DESTROYED
The company who are to put water
works into Phillips will apply to the Lcg.
lature for a charter to do the same IN Farm
ington, provided the townspeople will lend
helping hand. rhe plan is 70 concentrate
springs two miles away from the village.
While Daniel kirwin and James Me
Curdy Of Pembroke were cunning. the lat
tcr's gun was accidental, discharged striking
kirwin IN the leg. cutting the arteries Of the
knee JOINT and frac,uring the knee pan.
The boy nearly bled to death before rccei,.
ing medical assistance. The lex was am
nuta'ed.
The main portion Of the elegant resi-
denoe Of Geo. II. Boar,iman at Calais. wa.
destroyed by FIRE at II O'clock Thursday
night. The furniture vas partially DESTROYED
and all is in damaged condition Los.
$1,000; insured for 5000 Mr Boardman
and family are in the West Indies, spending
the winter.
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