The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1889-08-01
STATE NEW s.


The renort of tho Roard nj Inapirv in
the hearing nm tho charges bronght
against COL / / Lynch of The lat Re0i-
ment NJ NJ nv Rn0 Gan n T..
Mitchell IL now made pnblie, The re-.
port practic.llv eyoperstes Col. LYNCH
/ from all CHARGES e,cept the placing Of
his command in wrony nositIon. and thA
charge OF M diligence In making reports.
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tensiye and abundantly furnished with Il
kinds of machinery for renairfnD and
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Pennington. died Monday morning. aged
: : years Early in life he was noted
civil engineer. millwripht and bridge
builder He built the Bates mill in Lew.
iston the first steam nour mill started In
ST. Louis, also various large flour and
fuaitA hiiis III western states ne
, s, pl'u-9S ho" oNei the oah"S iiN W. at
S o',3 anu over 'he IarfanasSeI AZ Ming
isiu We ~. 5.ie Moik " ms shll.; ne was
odist church and a man generally beloved
In tho law conrt at Portland fine case Of
Iosrnh w Svmonds and Ed,yard Moore
trustees in eonlty 70 Inhn Winslou
Jones WINS arrned Nondav This ia a
nm i'm eunitv nraving foran Injunction Ia
RESTRAIN fohn Ujnsiov fan.s fro,n nsino
cer,ain trade marts Labels sc which
tho plaintiffs claim wore asei,,ned tn th,.
Winslow Packing company and by them
10 waiter u. Davis and others, forming
the Portland Packing company. The
case was before the lower court in 1881
and writ OF injunction was decreed.
The respondent appeals from that decree
to the full bench. Hon. w. l.. Putnam
appeared Tor the plaintiffs and Hamilton
\ Haley, assisted by MIR. Stewart OF New
YORK, Tor the respondent
Tim last Presidential ,isit IA Maine was
by President Arthur. He went to Bar
liaroor on government vessel in Sep
tember of 1852, and returned by rail,
passing Portland at midnight In the Sc
clusion OF private car.
Vigo,ors ennrts aro hahn, mado 10 an.
force tho lionor law .t Rnr IJarhnr and
tho horbor hars are moaning. also Tho
baikeepers and their bibulous partisans.
No,,;o Iobnstor ,iy, tator frou t,a
Industrial school a vesr AGO shot herself
in nod SATURDAY. Che lvod in tho famil,,
of N X. Brown on Minot avenue, Auburn
She was saucy and Mrs. Brown told her
she could pack up and 20 back to the
school, She shot herself in the afternoon
and was dead " hen found. Her age was
IL years.
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Italians In potter.s Lana In portland IN
.hioh pia,ro Caraili 30 naors niJ ra.
c.jynd a aasb from razor in ,ho bend.
~ ,naalo pr..ssaaliorn Tba ont wo. IN
the lumbar region and was nine inches
long. Police officer Smith and another
man were quite badly cut while arresting
Bressagliero. Carellis wound is not con-
sidered fatal.
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Whi,a Ma,ntains ,isi,in1 ,ha nrinc;nal
INV, s''a'n,s
There are now about two hundred
Swedes settled in the town of Monsoon.
Most OF them work in the quarrics; but
about twenty are showing what Old
World thrift can do on the abandoned
farms OF Maine. These twenty Swedes
farms In tho nRnrmab" neigbborbood
and aro makiny them nroductive and val.
nahle great many Swedish nanrrs are
,alen nv thpm aud ihev are r.n.raIlv in.
telligent and Industrious.