Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-06-04
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ing In the lower part of Lewiston. Monday
afternoon, when his horse became balky.
Haynes picked up club with which to chas-
tise the horse and IN bringing down the blow
ne broke his left arm. The arm was withered
and the strain snapped it easily. The doctors
say they must amputate the arm, Mr.. Raynes
mas been an invalid for some time.
SLOW progress is being made in breaking
the Jam below the Knapp pitch. in the An
droscoggIn- Some 800 900 feet of logs are
pied up here together, and it will require a
large amount of labor 10 clear the river.
willard Kicker, the boy who escaped from
the Portland Reform School last Saturday,
was captured in Lewiston, Monday by the
ponce, and returned to the school in Portland.
ARoosrooK.
Fire in tho w,oa. r,;a.r .naa,
Sbaw,s tan,sr,, ~ NJ. T;r.;.,' $50
of s;xtv Nor +, 49, -. . s"
der control ro,n 81. ,e u..,h
while ASSISTING in q ,h,;na The aan,as 80 ~
yereIv ininred bv fail;n., ovar On .,,h.nL
men, a d,..snoso 90 a;ahs s. on, a.":,.:n
his head IN a Iasoa
CUMBERLAND.
Thomas Alexander, hotel proprietor Of
Harpswell, was found dead on the dining
m0ntha on his nj 20 laTt b;c, ord ..;x g.
divorce was pending at the time of his
death. The cause OF his death il unknown.
but was probably heart disease.
The Peoples Theatre in Portland. will be
moved to hall directly under the Salvation
oarIacks On middie street.
=. "snu"oer shower Monuav AFTERNOON
. .u "ouse VI VT. Cnas. M. Cram' near NOR
oi"eI' Deeriug' was struck oy hght-
NJ anu consiueIaoie Damage zone.
nv the nine On Tho s,.;UaI ho, "f .ho ILL. Ling
ious team. A band and barouche were at
the depot to receive them. Many houses in
~ soos' Town ,he procession Grew up around
III ~ 'ne cnapei anu lew speeches
80 80. "'y oneels We,e gwen. once III nVe
The Portland Cadets Ieft por,,ora T,,.sa.r
morning, on their trip to Manchester and
Concord. N. H.. accompanied by Chambers
Band. 1t promises to be one of the best trips
the cadets have ever made.
Mr.. c. A. Rounds, Portland provision
dealer, accidentally let a knife fall one day
last week. and it inflicted bad wound in one
of his feet. The day after his horse stepped
on the lame foot
uoou,, e.e.
Franklin county. brt the late rain has ex.
tinguished them. and the inhabitants fee,
greatly relieved
u
ANoo0N'
blsnop Neely mas oeen to Mount Desert
upon MS annual visitation to ST. Savl0rs
the-sea, at Northeast Harbor. the memorial
church built by Bishop Doane.
KNOX.
A new blacksmith shop is to he erected a,
the State prison.
LINCOLN.
Tho Roothhov s,o. =. l..
S,aanhoot ~ - nes VI sue Ea''ern
ronnd ,r;ns ''""o"''u running
oxFoRD.
The Bethel correspondent of the Oxford
Democrat says: There is disease prevailing
among hens which is making sad havoc among
the feathered tribe in this section. One OF
our most skillful physicians, DR.. William
Macomoer, once on Paradise Hill street,
~ - h;Sa' tn". SCREENING VI
c.. $50 49,. H:.t ..ap' i"'o 'ne ar siA
80, ~" '""' anu SUM 10 III
PENoBscoT.
miscreant threw a stone through the
window of the st John train at Oldtown last
Saturday striking an aged gentleman in the
head severely stunning him and cutting hi.
face with the broken glass. The lawless in.
dividual doing the injury ought to be brough,
to Justice
rlscArAoUis.
Fruit trees in Piscataquis county never
blossomed fuller than this year.
SAeApAHoc.
T,o.d.v o-r;,a Got. uo In.
~orL in aa,r nj, y, w;n ""ne .,
ono of hi. bonds elves, ant;r.,e "a 'a"eo
A. NJ EzaL;aI ,1I;va. ne. on a;. C.
ph;nnsh,, .o Da.L Nv solus ironl
ho,sa r,ade r,;s"star "a tL.o NJ G,. hls
M. hn,,;nn ~, .hop. ,ta -, w, w, Cs1'
49, '"' ""u anu 'hou''
Rs,b hos o ,-ovo vo-d ovo, o.o - =,
wh;o,, onnt.;ns on o,.nos -, .n oiu'
,;,a,,, ohi;,a-o.ad IT, ..os y. nm eur
and Tho lots ovora-own ,;,h ,ho, 49, o'AeH
=, ''' '"o'" "ee'
WARRINGTON.
While Mr. Alfred Towers, of Calais, was
working near one of his men who was swing.
ing heavy sledge hammer, few days ago,
the hammer came off the handle, struck Mr..
Towers glancing blow on the face and
made so large a cash several stitches had to
be taken in the wound by the attending sur
geon. 1t is well the hammer did not strike
squareIy ior 10 sIcn case the oiow might