Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-11
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.
An Impovtunatc Creditor. -Kennebec
Coal Mining Bite for Bangors New
Hospital.

The Oxford District Lodge of Good
Templars met at East Stoneham. Wednes-
day, with fair attendance.
The October term of the Supreme Judicial
Court sill begin its session in Belfast on
Tue sdsy next, JupQe Walton presiding A
new Grand Jury will be in attendance.
Chief Justice Peters and Court Reporter
Ruel Smith at the invitation of Mr. Charles
Woodward, attorney of the Canadian Pacific,
are making tour of the E.stern division of
that road IN special train
Eighty Ave mer have been discharged from
G.. j. Halls granite yard, in Belfast, in the
past t~o weeks. a majority of whom have
gone away for employment. The granite
business is very dull at present and the
chances are that little or no work will be
done there this winter.
The store Of Frank l.. Weeks of Alma, in
which the post Office Is Aet, was entered
Sunday night by removing So llx22 glass
from one of the do-rs, and 500 worth of
the best of his stoe of glove. flk handker
chief, knives, &C nbs, etc.. 'eere taken and a
few stamps. Ine safe was ot disturbed.
The annou 4cs men, ia made of the mar
riage in Wa doboro, We'ias -day. Oct. 80,
of Miss AMI J fferds keel Of Waldoboro,
to G. S. Couk, Esq of Portland. Miss
Reed is the diughtar Of the late Hon. Isaac
Reed. Tie ero,m is graduate of Bates
College 4 wei! estaLl'shed young Pert
land lawyer.
A divorce has juu been granted dis
agreeing conl y "ho moved in ;ie fir cir
cles Of >xowh, gan, lie on i Bang cruelty
sud ssr.e. The Ia ly vas ono % the Co
burn heirs and tn hu tbsnd tceigcd as ali
mony lsH1s in Dtsot, Wa-ha ton Terri
tory, Michieat. i''i ,nsin, sHi Alabama,
| valued at s6 Gp1
The 7, rtlsn'a q j kennth,c Ca.' \ ing
Company siil teg'H parations at For Pop
ham next week II full amount OF $3.50
has nov been -aised several prom neat coal
msn having suos rihad t. .hs limit. 500.
Al excursion party Of stockholders will
NIKE trip by steamer from Portland to the
| Point, to witness the openl 2 of the work.
William Zeigler, the X Iyai Baking Powie;
man Who ha. Just sold his plant TO s. nlicate
for five million dollars. vas in Bli last
evening with party of friends on his way
home from a hunting trip to Moosehead Lake
Mr.. Z'igler is lucky in other ways excep'
financially. While on his trip he shot mag
nifcent moose v hich measured four feet and
FIVE inches between the tips of his an;ler.. !
The Bangor Wing is Informed b; Col jas
per fiutchings, of the Eastern Maine Insane
Asylum Commission. that the bargain fo
sight for the new asylum in Bangor ha
been practically clofed, the site being ir
vicinity of the water works and embracing
the Spratt farm and land owned by the
Egery Estate. It is bounded by the rive
road. Mount Hope Avenue, etc. and has
frontage of between 800 900 feet and con
tains about 1875 acres.
# is said that Skowhegan merchant ha
Just paid Skowhegan laIy $500. He ha'
been keeping her company but suddenl,
ceased bis attentions and she sued him 70
breach of promise, also accusing him o
breaking into her room one night and steal
iug bundle of his love letters which woul'
have proved damaging against him in cour
Of justice. He had the case pu, over sw'
terms of court, and finding that il was cominl
to trial has just settled for $500.
There seems to be vide divergence o
opinion in regard to the condition Of tn
herd Of cattle owned by Mr.. 9. f. Winslos
Of Falmouth. DR. Salmon Of the Departmen
of Agriculture at Washington. who has ex
. amined glands taken from the body Of on
, of the cows, SAYS he found no signs of tuber
culosis DR., +. Winchester, the Ma.sachu
sets veterinarian, however. sent portions o
the body TO DR.. Austin Peters. microscopic
of the State of Massachusetts. and DIR. Pc;
ers writes tha. he finds evidences Of tuber
euIosis. Mr.. Winsiov had q herd of II Gov
last May. He has lost seven Of them.
Another interesting ia 4 about the al
American delegates visit has Just leake
. out IL seems that one Of the attache
/ named Smith, has visited Portland befors
and while there contracted some debts vhic
/, he negIe cted 10 pay A creditor heard
r was coming. and while the festivities vel
at their height deputy Sheriff Herbert I
? Sargent. armed With . writ, went over
:, the banque, hall to arrest Smith The ma
y ter was adjusted BY special agent Of d
q State Department Curtis, Who gave his sol
TO send the money TO the creditors. Smith Vi
~ allowed to 90, and the affair vas hushed q