The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-10-06

Judge Emery Qualities.

AUGUSTA, October AT meeting of the
Governor and Council today the reappoint-
ment of Judge l.. A. Emery to the Supreme
Bench was confirmed. Judge Emery was
present and qualified. Assignment of rooms
for the Board of Agriculture and Railroad
Commissioners was referred to the commit
tee on public buildings. The Governor and
Council voted to make visit to the benefi-
ciary institutions of Massachusetts,.
A permit was granted to l.. II. Canhan of
Cape Elizabeth. and Nelson B. Woodbury. of
Brewer, to attend the school for the deaf and
dumb at Portland; also to A. Wentworth of
Denmark, and G. Nettle of Brldgton to at
tend the Hartford asylum
An application for pardon was received
from Edward Trowbridge of Cumberland
county, in state prison, under two and one
half years sentence for cheating by false pre-
tences.
The council adjourned to meet Tuesday,
October 14th, when the returns from the
election will be placed before the board and
referred to Messrs. Lord and Carr, cOmmit it.
tee on election for counting.
A Portland Company's New Mill.
LIvERMoRE FALLS. October 4.-The Otis
Falls Pulp Company of Portland, will COM
mence operations at once to erect paper
mill at Otis Falls of not less than seven tons
capacity daily. The mill will!be brick struc-
ture.
Kicked In the Face.
RoCKLAND, October 4.-Willis, the six
year old son Of John G. johnson of Rock
land, was badly kicked by colt Tuesday.
The colt struck him fair.in the face. 1t was
at first feared that he couldn't recover. but
he is doing we'll, though his face is badly
mangled
Defense Opened In the Norton Case.
SKowHEGAN. October 4.-The defense in
the Norton case was opened this forenoon
by Mr. Parlin and was substantially that
Ann Cooley was temporarily insane either
from iealously of Norton or from her dis
eased condition, or both, and that while in
such state she committed suicide.
Mistaken for a Moose and Shot.
BANGOR October Awhile hunting
around Churchill lake, eighty miles above
Kineo, a day or two ago, B. f. Jordan of
Oldtown, guide, was mistaken for moose
by another guide named Marble, and shot
through the hip. 1t is doubtful IL Jordan
fully recovers. Jordan was engaged with a
Hartford, Conn, man named Sawyer.
The Box Is Original.
FARMINGToN, October Am important
ruling has just been made in the Supreme
Court here as to ''original packages" to the
effect when bottled liquors are imported in
boxes the box and not bottle is the original
package.
FARMINGToN, October A case that is
exciting intense interest here is that of the
State against Charles Frank Stain for alleged
burglary at New Sharon. Stain was the
principal witness against his father, David
L.. Stain, In the Barron murder case.
Thomas QuInn's Sad Death.
ORoNo, October 5.-Thomas Quinn, a
rotary sawyer in Adams & Co.'s lumber
mill, caught his right hand in the feed rolls
Saturday morning. The machinery lacerat-
ed the flesh in shocking manner. He never
rallied from the primary shock and died this
afternoon. he was soon to be married and
was man of excellent habits. His untime-
ly death is great shock to the community.
Killed While Cunning.
BANGOR, October 5.-EImon p. Sanders
Of Brewer. G. A. r. man was buried today
His death was the result of accident He
was cunning and the gun being accidentally
discharged kicked. The butt struck him In
the abdomen and he died from the effects Oh
the injury. He went through the war un-
scathed.
Died After Great Suffering
FARNlINGToN, October 4.-Leander d.
Stoyell, who was run over by Maine Cen,
tral train on the trestle between TINS piaos
and West Pennington. Friday nlgn'' u,eu
this morning after great suffering all nlgas; .0S
The shock of the amputatloin was was eesnsed 6y
his y fail sUs to the ground from the treSte some
fifteen feet. u,s
E,pNtNGroN, October 4.-Ofieers Gould
and Horn captured three men at Pennington
Fails this morning. supposed to have escaped
from Somerset jail, but who claim to hail
from Deerfield, Mass. Their case is being
investigated,