Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-02-06

pt"enhet ot Suatham on account OF the mon-
ey received in floating the schooner Annie
). Mureh, The life saving crew clam .
portion of the 500 which Bloomer received.
In the Supreme court at Providence, r.
l., SATURDAY morning, Chief Justice Durfee,
granted a divorce to Florine L. Wilson, from
Levi Die Wilson. on the ground of extreme
cruelty. Wilson is the man who blsckmsiled
wealthy Worcester manufacturer. Moen by
name.
| IL is stated upon good authority that
most important piece of evidence has been
discovered in the Bennett robbery case. A
man has been found. who drove Whitney in
team from Pittsfeld four miles away from
the scene of the affair II this Is so il will
have bearing npon the case.
Accounts from Shenandoah, Saturday
morning, reported all quiet, and the collierers,
the resumption of which occasioned the out
break, were steadily At work. No further Ar
rests have been reported. The difficulty of
identifying Polish and Hungarian voters
greatly embarrass the officers of the police
passenger car on the morning express
left the track II miles below Fort Fairfield
Saturday morning and went down an en-.
bankment 30 or 10 feet. The passengers
were somewhat shaken up but none were
NNAhNuStN "A tIahViau was COuHlu-
erably burned The cause was broken
wheel
The girls in the stitching room in Morgan
Dore's shoe factory, Pittsheld, n. H., are
ont with the lasters. There is no change in
the condition of the strike. although IL 10
stated that the proprietors threaten to return
to Lynn with their business if the affair is
not adjusted and the strikers do not return to
work, Monday.
Steady progress has been made toward
building the horse railroad at Waterville.
The ears are being built, and all the material
tor the construction of the road is contracted
for, including 1000 tons of cobbe stones
for paving between the tracks, ana 5000
slcepers. The stone is to he furnished by
farmers in surrounding towns.
In Baker county, Ga, neighbor,
who went to the house of Amos Grant, q
colored farmer, found the body of Grant,
hanging from beam. Grants wife, her
head crushed into jelly, and her sister,
were also dead. Further on was the body
of her l5-year-old son, The theory 10 that
Grant murdered them all and them commit
ted suicide.
The freight train 40" bound south over
the Northern railroad, due at Concord, N. H.,
at $40 Saturday afternoon, broke apart on
grade and ran together again at about three
ounrters of a mila above North Roscowen
Three of the cars were telescoped and six or
seven smashed. A Tiffany refrigerator car,
loaded with dressed beef was nearly split In
two. brakeman named Clough was in
jured.
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peh,r Friday night. having missed the lnst
train to that place for the Jay. ON the way.
one of them Hale Rnnsom by name. was
overcome by cold and fatigue. and his COM
panions, obtaining a hand-sled. undertook to
,lraw him the roma;oder of IN, distance
The mercury was 10 degrees below, and he
frozc To death before Barre was reached.
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niture. provisions. hsy and miscellaneous
cargo, 81 ,3sO3 IS. The imports for the same
time were 1900 bushels of potatoes and
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