Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-02
STATE rIcKups

Bslf.., h.. voted for water works, by =
large m,jorlly.
Archie MeC.nuon. Of vassslboro. about
- years OF age. has mysisrloa'ly dissP-
pearei.
Governor Robe IL 10 20 % philadelphia
this month 30 attend the ANIMAL meeilng
OF the National Grange.
A slt yesr-oli son Of Artsmu wallen OF
Thomri0n was crushed and Instantly Kill
ei under heavy wagon. rhursiv.
P.u. Gibson. OF Eareka. Cal. native
OF Norway, Maine. has received TIE Dem.
ocr,tc nomination Tor Snperints OF
Pablle distraction FOR Ilambolit County.
Portland seem, 20 be At . loss where TO
pat her soldiers monument. public
hearing on the question: last week resulted
In nothing bu, talk.
The store OF G.. T.. Rich 4 son. wller.
p,r,. was entered weincsiay nlghi ~
barglar.. An unsuccessful aitemp; va
made 10 blow open The safe.
Tn. SIX years old sou OF Jane, Hickey.
OF bradley. while attempting 10 walk 9
bridge r.iling there. Tnursiay afternoon.
fell OF into ths stream below sni Was
drowned. BODY recovered.
The loss by the Fumlngton Dr. will AZ
gregats abOut half million. Measures
are 90 be taken n guard against fre In fu'
tnre, and the work 81 rebuilding IL 10 be-
gin At once. The Ore IL nov generally
regaried as incendisry, and . suspicious
person WAS arrested. bat W. Afterwards
released Tor lack Of evidence.
Robert Pickari WAS found deal In bis
orchard AZ West Hampton, Monday night
lie hal been missing ab0ut a week. aud
The condition OF the body Indicated that IL
hal lain there sbou, that length q time
Some suspect foal play, bat the prevailing
opinion IL that he fell from . tree. receiv.
Ing Injuries which rendered him unable 10
move, aud so perlshei from exposure.
Two Portland detectives have worked
no the case OF the explosion la the ofice OF
DIR. Hall In Monson. 10 August One OF
the detectives secured JOB dlggipg we'll.
by the side OF Que OF the suspected men.
and drew out his story. Albert Sears and
Colby Moore were the men who confessed
10 being concerned In the deei,--oue OF
them for pay. and the other In revenge for
the death OF bis child, whom DR.. Hall had
attended.
Although ice shipments from Mslne are
going on At present. yet the season will
soon be closed. IL appears from careful
estimate that fully 200, 0O0 tons ~lli be
carried over this season. Of which the
K.nnebec will have 90 900. Penobscot 10.
600 and the coast 10000 Last year the
K-nnebec carried over LES 600, Penobscot
20 600 and the coast $1,000 tons. making
9sl 600. A. the harvests for less and
issG were about the same. the dealers have
succeeded In shipping 5000 tons more
this season than last
G. w. Reyes & Co, Publishers OF the
rIrmiagiOn CAroHicls, have purchased the
FIrmfngiOa Journal. and the latter paper
will In Its next issue formally announce
the sale. The publication OF the Journal
was begun In April, 1850. under ths name
Of the FdrmiagiOn Herald IL Was owned
a. q stock company, aud was edited and
managed by Mr.. w. ID. Chase. IL was q
Greenbsck organ. and Mr.. Chsse continued
In the editorial chair until after election,
when the paper became Democratic and
Mr.. y. ID whitney became It's editor. Ia
the autumn OF 1889 another publishing
company WAS formed called the Journal
Newspaper To-, which purchased the Her
ala and merged II into the Journal Mr..
Henry T.. white has been Its edltor-in'
chief and Mr. David II. Knowltou, sgri
cultural editor. The pspsr suffered an
other change OF politics, becoming inde.
pendent, and now by this sale IL becomes
strongly Republican.