The Portland daily press., 1890-05-30
Young Titus Recovering.

Especial to the Pressl
RoCKLAND, May 29.-Albion Titus, the
victim of the recent shooting affray here,
made his appearance on the street today. He
has been under the care of United States
Marine Surgeon n w. Hamilton and his
late assailant, Mrs Burgess, and is now in
fair way to recovery.
Adjournment of the Supreme Court
at Alfred.
Especial to the Press.]
ALFRED, May 29.-The Supreme Court ad-
journed this morning until next Tuesday.
Judge Whitehouse was called suddenly away
to the annual consultation of the Supreme
Court at Augusta.
Kicked by a Horse.
Especial to the Press.l
RoCKLAND, May 29.-Charles st. Clair
was kicked in the leg by horse this morn
ing. His leg was broken, the fracture being
bad one.
BY the Saco.
BIDDEFoRD, May 29.-The body of man
supposed to be John Davis, who was drown
ed in the river April 18th, washed ashore at
Hill Beach early this morning.
Two Biddeford sheriffs last night made
wholesale arrests of rumsellers against whom
indictments we're found by the grand jury at
Alfred. Five persons, including one woman,
and one Druggist were arrested. Two others
whom the sheriffs wanted escaped. The
prisoners were taken to Alfred today for ar
raignmant.
The milkmen's association met today and
after lengthy discussion voted to adopt
wine measure. The price of milk will be
reduced from six to five cents quart
Kennebec Druggists Association.
AUGUSTA. May 29.-The Kennebec Drug
gists' Association met at Augusta. Thurs
day, and elected the following officers:
President-Geo. Cushing, Skowhegan..
Vice President-F. G. Kinsman, Augusta.
Secretary and Treasurer-H. E. Bcwditch
Augusta.
There was large attendance twas
voted to participate in the excursion to the
islands in Portland harbor, Wednesday, July
10th, to which all druggists in the state will
| be invited.
Ordered to Bath.
BATH, May 29-Naval Constructor John
B. Hoover, at present on duty at the Ports
mouth navy yard, has been ordered in con.
nection with his present duties, to superin
tend the construction of the huls of the gun
boats at the Iron Works. Carpenter Edward
| 81. Hay, at present on duty in the Bostor
navy yard, has been ordered to duty at Bath
| to assist Constructor Hoover.
| Bath Man Drowned.
BATH, May 29.-Phillip Corrigan, aged 80
l was drowned last evening by falling into {
| dock The body was recovered this fore.
noon. He has three brothers in Boston. HI
came from Prince Edwards Island and was
workman at Kelley & Spears ship yard.
EntorprisIng Burglars Are a-Burgilns
RocKLAND, May ga gang of burglar:
are working in this city. Several houses a
the north end were broken into last nigh
and valuables stolen. A report from Unior
states that burglars have been carrying OF
| felonious proceedings in that region.
Lost a Leg.
| CAMDEN, May 29.-William Manning o
Rockport, about % years old and unmarried
while working on the Rockport railroa,
slipped under a car, about 2 o'clock thi
afternoon. His left leg was crushed and ha,
to be amputated above the knee. The acci
dent was caused by Manning's carelessness
Christian Alliance Convention.
BRUNSWICK, May ga three days con
vention of the Christian Alliance commences
at Topsham on Wednesday. Among tn
speakers are Rev. c. W. Ryder of Provl
dence, Rev. F. w. SANFORD, Great Falls, N
H., and Rev. I. ii. Stacy OF Auburn