The Portland daily press., 1886-11-18

Fell Thirty Feet.
ISnecial to the Press.l

CAMDEN, Nov. ia workman named
John Bradman, who was painting build
ing, fell thirty feet and was severely
injured. He was attended by DR. w. A.
Albee
Arraigned on Charge of Abduction.
LYNN, Mass, Nov. 17.---Oficer Swain, who
was sent to Lewiston, Me-, yesterday, after
Mary Polando and John Garborino, the
eloping couple from this city, arrived here
this morning at $50 o'clock with them. Gar
borino was arraigned in the police court on
the charge of abduction, and the case was
continued until tomorrow morning, he being
held In 81, 900 sureties.
Hearing Before County, Commits
sioners.
LIvERMoRE FALLS, Nov. ia hearing
of the county commissioners Of Androscog-
gin county was held today to consider a
petition asking that the bridge between Liv-
ermore and East Livermore be made free.
Judge A. II. Savage of Auburn appeared for
the bridge owners, and Judge George G.
Wing of Auburn for the petitioners. The
decision was deferred.
Farnington's Water Works.
FARMINGToN, Nov. 16-At meeting of
the village corporation held this afternoon,
1. w. Merrill, S. r. Leland, J. c. Holman,
a. t. Tuck and A. s. Riggs were chosen a
committee to examine into our needs of a
water system, to consult with the officers of
the proposed Pennington Water Company,
and report at the annual meeting in Janu-
airy.
Accidents to Maine Schooners.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Nov. H.
Schooner Rival of Bath, Captain Stewart,
from Rockport, Me-, for New York, arrived
here this afternoon with a cargo of lime on
fire. She has been sealed up. 1t is thought
the fire viii be extinguishei.
Schooner Charlotte Buck, Captain Warren,
Bangor for New York, with lumber. iarrived
today with her foretopsail carried away
and her foresail and outer jib badly torn.
New YORK. Nov. 17.-Schooner Lottie of
Thomaston, from New York for Perth
Amboy, N. S., was run into Monday night
by schooner Henry Finch and damaged
$500. She returned to New York for repairs.
An Agent Resigns.
BIDDEFoRD, Nov. 17.-Henry S. Howe,
agent Of the Pepperell and Laconia mills,
has resigned and will enter the firm of Law
renee & Co., selling agents, Boston. The
resignation will take effect January 1st
Appointments by the Governor.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 1.-THE following APP
pointments have been made by Governor
Robie. to be confirmed at the next session Of
the Executive Council the oath inst:
justices of the Peace and Quoritns-HoratiO Il.
Baker Moscow; Llewellyn Barton, Naples
Frank S. Bowker Phippsburg .Charles o. Bither,
w. Carr, Bowdoinham; john H. Card, Portland
L. A. bennett, Portland; Emery T. Getcheil,
Brunswick; John M. Goodwin, Bddeford; VIII
Googins, Waltham; j. ii. S. Hewitt, Thomaston
James S. Huxford, Brooks Charles Jones. Wind
H. May1 oTn McFadde
Aaroon Nutting., Lisbon Falls; Rufus W. Part,
rlgde, White6eid; Charles II. Perkins, Brooks
Pratt, Phillips; John B. Rand, waterford; I'd,
ward G. Reynolds, Portland; j. Lyman Ripley.
Andover; Eugene I. Smith, Norway; David W.
c. Swasey. Canton.
Notdries PlibIic-John H. Bradford, Houlton
b. Emery Pratt Phillips; L. NJ. Staples, Wash
DedinauS J,tstices-B. Emery Pratt Phillips,
Samuel A. Myrick, Unity.
Plantation; John Noble, Otisneld; Leonard w,
Carver, Waterville Franklin Wood, Winthrop;
Ezekiel Doe, Thomaston; j. L. Hanly. Roekland
J. Loyallst Browne, Bowdoinham; LYMAN 4.
Walton, Skowhegan; Abner w. Fletcher. Burn
ham; Bernard Rogers, Pembroke; L. X. Smart,
Pembroke.
AGENTS for Prevention of Cr,teltv To Animals
William A. Kay, Houlton; William Dobson
Hoult0n.
lStenographic Commissioner to TAKE Denosl
tt0ns and Disclosures Of Trustees (under chsll er
327 OF laws of 1o86)-Melville H. WardWell
Bangor.
Fish and Game Wardens--S. n LitlIehole
Newry; George II, McKenney, Portland; Wilson
tation.
10 4dzninister Oaths, Achnowledqe Deeds. Etc
Ella f. Tolman Casco.
The following are appointments by the
Governor, not requiring combinations:
To Solennize Mdrridges-Rollin T. Hacks
Sharles ); Wilder, Thomas j. Lewis, William G.
Curtis, Charles N. Gleason. Henry e. Bray
Tharles har9ntt, Thomas Sherlss, Bangor; Olir
l. Loyeloy, West Peru; G. ~ Libby Lewiston
Joseph n Noble, Houlton; Howard w. Mitchell
Saco.
The Bangor gentlemen are from the Ban,
gor Theological School.
Theta Delta Chi Convention.
BOSTON, Nov. 1.-THE fourth annual con
vention Of the Theta Delta Chi, held under
the auspices of the Eta Charge of Bowdor
College, assembled at Young's this morning
After the routine of organization had beer
completed, two members of the fraternity
were appointed to take sole charge of thu
reports to the daily papers. DR.. J. M. Cur
It's OF Wilmington, Del, president OF thu
Grand Lodge, was in the chair. A letter o.