Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-07-10
State News.
ANnROscoGGIN

ANDROsCO6GIN.
About o'clock Monday afternoon. III,
barker 10 the Umbagog Pulp mill At LAYER
| more Falls burst with terrific crash. fhro~
ing huge pieces of the iron through tn,
roof and sides of the mill with terrific force
Fortunately no one Was seriously injured.
CUMBERLAND.
As the steamer City OF Richmond was goin,
from State street wharf to Custom Hous.
wharf, Portland. Tuesday morning. fishins
schooner ran into her, knocking a big hole il
the side of the cook room on the steamer anC
| carving away the sehooner's head gear.
The bark S r. Lyman arrived at Portland
Wednesday morning. from the West Indies
She reports that on June %, when of Caps
Hatterss, in the edge of the Gulf Stream. ths
vessel going about eight knots an hour, Sec
ond Mate F. w. Lind while jibing the
spanker boom, Was caught around the ankle
by the main sheet and hauled overheard
where he hung head downward just above the
water 1t was some little time before hs
could be rescued from his perilous position
and when he was at last safe on deck again,
1t was found that the rope around his ankle
had cut into his flesh nearly to the bone.
brick fog-signal station will be built fol-
the U. 5. government at Cape Elizabeth light
HANCOCK.
The quarterly meeting of the churches OF
the Hancock Baptist Association was held a
Surry, June 25th and 30th. Among III,
speakers we're Rev. E. Il. Doane, Rev. f. A
Davis, Rev. MIR Hatfield and Rev G.. "
Hinckley. The session was an interesting
one. The next meeting will be held al
Uceanville, Deer Isle. August 10th.
The residence of Mr.. Sumner Durham, al
Ellsworth Falls. was burned early Monday
| morning. The fire burned so rapidly, that
they Only had time to save n part of theil
clothing. There was an insurance of 81 600
| on the property, which partly covers the loss
Cat at West Ellsworth that has already
adopted three young red squirrels which hst
been brought home by boy, has since be
come the foster mother OF young flying
squirrel. The old cat. kitten. and the tour
squirrels now constitute an interesting fam.
lily
The disputed lands at Bar Harbor, abou
1000 acres. are to be thoroughly surveyed. A
m ost satisfactory settlement mas Just been eff
ected between Messrs. Hale. Emery and Els
worth and the di,putants in favor of the la ter
Others interested viii without doubt enieavor
t. arrange for an amicable settlement Hon.
F. NJ. Lsu2hton and Messrs. T. W. Burr and
Jacob Stern of Bangor with several associ
atts are the syndicate, who are making strong
efforts to bring matters to a speedy result
LINCOLN.
The schooner Oasis of North Haven ar
rived at Boothbay, Saturday night, with %
barrels of fine large mackerel taken fifteen
miles southwest of Monhegan Island These
are the first fish that have been caught or
the American coast for a long time, and the
fishermen are beginning to be encouraged
,"e pa" lpe, nears 'ha' '"tre Is ano'he'
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The Bangor Wing says II is a curiou.
laot '''a' "niie iarge S'houn' OF pig IRON Is
eouallv great ou,nt;,v ia rac.;vol bora fror,
that port Tho nm bronah, bara ia &c No.
culiar ouali,v and md for n,r,nsss 70,
which The Katabdip ia no, s,;taa
somewhat nn;ope marr;aye occ,rraa in
Lowell. recently, the hridegroom heinz a
Yankee not speakiny French and the br;de
French girl not speaking English. Their
w., 49, - ~ HS uoue " eac" star
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SAGADAHoc-
The new 1900 ton four masted schooner
Eva A. Douglass of New York, built by the
New England Ship Building Co.. sailed
Yesterday for Twong's Point to load with ice
for Baltimore. Capt j. C. Let's. formerly
of schooner Erastus Wyman, is commander
SOMERSET.
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p'; po'pious a. tne rai,heio
80 H., '"e IN res On "snu
oat,ano s., p.as;daa $50 :; nne
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