The Portland daily press., 1890-10-29
Another In RockIand.
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They Want Pardons.

AUGUSTA OctODer 2o.-Ge0rge w. Dutt0n
the Lewiston barber, now serving out life
sentence in State prison. for instlgating NAL
practice in that city, has made application
to the Governor and Council for pardon
aud Heath &c Tull will present his case at
the next meeting of the Council.
The pardon case of Edward Trowbridge
of Portland, serving sentence in the State
prison, will come bt fore the Governor and
Council at their next meeting, and Game
Warden Mcnamara has written letter an
nouncing that he shall be present and ex-
plain the charges against him at the same
meeting.
Anxious To Get In.
AUGUSTA, October 2S.-Fhe attempts of
the various insurance concerns which are de-
barred by law from doing business in the
state, to obtain permission from the insur-
ance commissioner to operate here, have
been very numerous the past year. enc
scheme at an outlay in assessments not to
exceed $50 so annually, promised to pay the
investor 500 at the end of the year. This
was not admitted.
SEARsPoRT, October 2S-County Attor-
ney Runnells has opened war on the sellers
of Jamaica ginger in Searsport. Several
persons were summoned Monday to appear
before the grand jury. A very large amount
Of this article has been sold here the past
year, causing great deal Of trouble.
A Noted Case Continued.
BANGOR, October 28.-The case of B. L.
Thatcher against the Maine Central rail-
road has been continued to the January
term at the request Of counsel for the plain
tiff. This is the case in which it is sought
to recover for lumber burned at .Orono, the
writ alleging that spark from locomotive
caused the fire. The case has attracted
much attention.
5iddeford 6oy Pleads Guilty.
BIDDEFoRD October 28.-Adelor Roussin,
aged 10, was arralgned in the Biddeford
Municipal Court today on the charge of
breaking and entering Frank Clements store
Friday night. He pleaded not guilty and
was bound over to the January term of the
Supreme Court. Bail was furnished
CoYed by a Mad Bull.
BANGOR, October 2S.-Charles Williams of
Newport, was terribly gored Monday after
ASNH W " hioU bu'iJ eOooCU hiui III bhO
air and finally left him with a bad scalp
wound, three broken ribs and mass Of
bruises all over his body. he may not live.
temperance Mass Meeting.
WATERvILLE, October 2S-A temperance
mass meeting of Waterville citizens will be
held at City hall next Tuesday evening.
President A. W. Small of Colby University
will preside, and addresses will be made by
local speakers.
An Address by President Small.
WATERvILLE, October 2S-The Kenne-
bee conference of Congregational churches
began at Winslow today. The feature of
the programme is the address Of President
A. w. Small of Colby University upon
"The Relation of the Church to the Problem
| of Socialism"
Court at Wiscasset.
WIsCAssET, October 28.-The October
term of the Supreme Judicial Court, Chief
| Justice John A. Peters presiding, opened
this morning. There are but few cases
marked for trial, and 1t will probably be q
! short term.
Five Dollars in Change.
JEFFERSON, October 2S.-The store Of Z.
| S. Weeks of Jefferson. was broken into last
Sunday night by breaking a square of glass,
and about five dollars in coppers taken from