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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-27
OCEAN MAIL SERVICE.
Proposals for Increase in Service Opened
by General Wanamaker.

WAsHIEoros, Oct AT 8 O'Clock this
afternoon Pos os.nRster-tienerAi WAnAmAksf
opened the proposals. for supplying the pro-
posed increase In the ocean mail service
under the act Of March s, 1891. Accord
ing 10 lhe ndvertis d schedule routes, tids
| we're r, q iested for 80 dlffereht propositions
on the atlantic and Cult lasts aud 10 on
the Pacific coast.
The routes as prescribed in the adver-
tisement are TO be from New Y ork, Boston,
Phiisdslphia, Baltimore. Newport News,
| Norfolk, Port Tampa, New Orleans. Gal
weston, San Francisco, Seattle and Tacoms.
TO or Touching many Of the principal poris
IN the world.
Twelve bids were received, no two for
the same service. There was one bid for
the service from Bos on to Liverpool, via
luce nstown. once week. 10 vessels OF the
nrst class. The bidder WAS the Columbia
Safety Steamship Company, and the bid
was 81 per mile.
Olher routes for which bids were re-
ceived Newport News TO Rio Brazil. San
Francisco to Panama, New York to Colon,
sac Francisco to Hong Kong, New Orleans
to Colon, Galveston to L.gusyras; New
York to Bue, Us Ayres, New York to
Ssntiago de Cubs, New York to Havana,
New York to Tuxpan, Mex, New York to
LsauayrA.
BY the bids received for service upon
the lines nov performing service, the tine
Of voy ages upon the various routes are IT.
duced in amounts varying from 10 to &c
per cent.
This necs ssilates additional ships, it,
GLIDING four new routes proposed for It
IL would seem must be not less thau IL
,hips built, at not less thsn $li 900 900
II all bids are accepted. the amount CT
the subsidy required will be about $500. O0C
when the full service is in tpsratioD. The
service unoer The postal shipping bill will
require about 80 ships carrying the Amer
lean flag,
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.


DR. Ann II Ci-ss, Charles Il Cnsse
and Elizabeth 8 Mors', de'.'r d.nts in the
Burgess abortion csse at New Bedford,
Mondsv. we've adjndged probably guilty
al ID held for the grand jury.
The ship Heel. Of BAH, Me Capt Cot
ton, from Shsnph.i and Hiogo, arrived a.
Port Angeles. Wash, Sunday. A Chic'go
dispatch of Oct 2l.t had reported this sh ?
as lost with valuso cargo of teas.
President Gompers Of the America
Fl de ration of Labor has Issued call for q
convention to De he ID at St Louis, Mo,
Nov. 2Ist, for the purpose Of orgsn'zi zirg an
International electrical viremens and line
mems union.
Two more grF en- good. men pere arrested
at New York, Sunday hight at 2i3 Mulberry
street, where they had a lot of .reen goods,
psrsphernslia corcesled Their names are
Sam Little, alias Goldstein, and II ,rfy
SIS nderson, aliss OBJ Waser
The Massachusetts Supreme Court has
overrul. d the exceptions in the case OF
Fannie J Poor vs. j. Montgomery Sears,
and sustained the verdict of sI2 625 given
Mis-. Poor for irjuries by the fail Of some
shsfting in building owned by Sears, in
1887
Horace B. Thompson Of North Berwick
Me, aged 45 years, night aate-keeper ri
the Bo.ton & Maine road At Eige~ortb,
Mass, vas found iyiDs between the tracks
early MONDAY morning with his skull
fractured He probably was struck by one
of The night freight trains.
A dispatch from Unmore, N. d says a
courier just in from the Blood Indian res
ervatio D., the &c ne OF the recent disturb
ance, reports every y'hing quiet The frs
revs sent out from Fort a.sinaboine, Mo l.
tsns, was exaggerated One l. dian killed
and one policeman vour ded Is the result OF
Thursdays shooting. No further trouble
is anticipated.
The Arm Of Irving A Evans & Co Ros
ton, bss assigned to Albert A, Pope Al d W
r. Evans for he protection Of sit creditors
to avoid lit, gstion and dispose OF the assets
to sdvsnage. Aoou. $3.50 600 i, due to
banks, but the coilsterals they hold will
aggregate $3.50 600. II all individual &C
counts due the house are collected there
will he = considerable surplus Austin
Tobey, o-e Of the j nicr partners Of Irving
| A. Evans & Co has secured an in Inctior
re sraiDiDg the sssigDees Of the firm from
taking any sctioD. Mr. Tobey allie ges h,
'he Arm is perfectly solvent.
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THE CONCORD.
The Accident to the Cruiser More Serious
Than Thought.

BRooKLYs, n. Y, Oct. 90 The scti-
dent 10 the Concord last tuesday when
leaving the dry dock was quite serious.
The vessel had been in dock several
DAYS. sni was exp, cIed to be ready TO
proceed south with the Phiisdt l. his
about the ,st Of this month. Her bo =
tom hsd been thoroughly clssed and
painted and sha came out OF dock on
TUESDAY last O~lng, 1t Is said, 10 an i'm
proper 81 corit z Of the cssison Of the dock
by the yard authorities, the Corcords fud-
der struck The c.isson, tearing u large hole
IN iis side and smmiog the COncord's rui-
der. She Was rtdocked, and after c're-
full exsnina ion il was found that her shoe
vas bent and the rudder quadrant was
broken. The shoe Was sraightened In
do, X, and she weI I out on "Wednesday last
Since ihst time the auth critics have been
trying to repair the quadrant without sue
Gers. A steel qusi,srt cannot be cast at
The yard, and 1t has been decided to cast
one of brou ze, which. il is hoped, VIII 80
sver all the requirements Of the service
and will enable The vessel to get away for
her southern cruise much more speedily,
From conversation with her Ulcers, II
seemed probsb'e, however that her oe-
par,urs from the yard would be delayed
for at le ,st one month
Owing to a faulty feed vslve for the
boilers OF the Ihiladelphis, this chip will be
detsined for a week or days The work
on the new railway about the stone dock is
progressing rapidly, and it will not be long
ere powerful siesm crane ill be psced
on it to lift heavy weights in and out of
VESSELS in dock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-27

Capt. Warren Heath Found Dead in His
>e0w at Hail0well.

Special to the KEsssBEc JOURNAL
HALLowELL. Oct. 26.-C.pt. Warren C.
Heath. . man veil knoxn on the river, was
'ound dead in his scow this afternoon.
Coroner C. F. Kilbreth was summoned and
found that Drs. Frederick Of Augusta and
EVele'h Of this city had been treating the
deceased for long time for heart COM
plant. DIR. Eveleth said that Capt. Heath
1ad died of heart trouble. 80 the coroner
decided aot 10 order sn inquest. But 3 few
1curs BE- fore, the deceased bad called st his
daughters home and lad said that he
Was feeling well. was going down to the
o1at and would be back in the afternoon.
When he did not arrive he wss looked for
ard vas found dead.
Capt Hea was born in Jefferson 81
years ago sud has lived in This city for the
past 20 yesrs. By his wife, Ellen Robert
son of Gsrtinsr, he had four children who
.urviva him, two sons snd two daughters.
Mrs. George f. Oskes and Mrs. Fl. M.
Gerrish. all of this alty. Fanerai will be
held Wednesday at 2 P. NJ. from the house
OF Mrs. Oakes.
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FIRE At LOUISVILLE.
Exploding BsIaf Kills 0ls Hil, Badly
IDjults SeTelal laFs
And Causes Les, Of Property Of Nearly
Half a Million Dollars.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 2f BY boils
explosion here today ene man was killed
and several persons injured and nearly hall
million dollars worth Of property de
siroysd. William Z Adams, = fireman d
the electric Hgh. plant Of the Louisville
Gas Company, ives throsing coal into the
furbacs, when one Of Lae nest of seven
boilers LET go.
The shcck In the vicinity VAS like sn
ear hq Jake. Adams II ceived fatal internal
pjarses. The shed in which the boilers
we're located vas de1 olished ard pieces Of
iron, timber and sboSers Of red hot Goals
were thrown in every direction
A great mass Of iron And burning Goals
was tnfown scross a marrow alley in the
rear Of Kaufman & Strauss oi. dry goods
store, snd the vail Of the store Sss carried
away. Half = dgzaH clerks aud book
keepers we're caught in ihs wrecxsge, tut
is believed all escaped alive. Ia =
moReD; apparently the whole building wAa
ID flames
The weather has been very dry for two
weeks, ard the ~rscksge and goods burned
like iioder The fire deosrsment WAS
qaick al work. but the fire 10 the wrecked
Guiding vas beyond control Attention
a. turned to saving the Courier-Journal
bulldog, Two doors north, and the Poly
techuic library building, two numbers
south. IL was an hour before the flames
were under control.
AT oBe time it seemed that the Courier
Journal building would certsinly be left.
A few printers 10 the com posing room left,
and the reports and editors gathered theii
vaIuxbles and prepared 20 escape, most OF
them actually leaving. The wind was from
the north and carried the heat in An oppo-
site direction. BY strenuous ssf1rts the
Polytechnic building VAS saved, but With
heavy damage from water TO the books,
pictures and other art collections.
The fire burned out the two upper floors
of j. V. Escotte & Sons dealers II pict-
ures, mirrors, etc, and the two lower floors
were flooded with water. Loverone's con
fectionery and Portei's millinery store
were slightly damaged
The losses are Ksuffm, Strauss & Co.,
retail dry goods. stock $50 600, nearly
covered by insurance; Bamberaer, Bloom
& Co, owners OF the building, $50 600, in
suyed J V. Escntt & Sons, $50 900, i1-
sured; Polytechnic L b.sry building books,
etc, $4,000 partly insured; Louisville
Gas Company. $500, injured; Legerones,
copfectionere. $500, insured; Porter, mil,
lirary, $3.50. insured.
3The engineer thinks the explosion was
due 10 the displsc, m mt Of some part OF
the boiler, due to the heavy work it has
been doing.
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Sudden Death of One of Nassalbor0',
Well known Citizens.
rspscisl to the KEssEREc Journal.

Especial to the KEsNEBEC JOURNAL.
NORTH EAssALRoRo, Oct. rs Mr.. j.
Warren Stsrke y died yesterday morning Of
rheumatism of The heart. He was taken
Friday morning while milking with a severe
pain in the chest. DIS. Msbry and Tibbis
were call. and administered to him ard
succeeded in relieving him. Saturday be
expressed himself as entirely free from
pain and rested nicely unii clock Sun
dsy morning Calling bis wife be told her
the pain had returned. She Immediately
gaze him some medicine sDd went into the
kitct en- TO get some mustsId paste to apply
externally. c. ming back ehe found he
had TUNED over and seemed 10 be asleep.
Thif king she would rot disturb him she
laid down in an adj5inihg room and slept
until su6rise lmmeds ely on ii-ing and
going to the bedside Of her husband, what
vas her surprise and horror TO End bin dead
In all probability he had died before she
lsid down, after giving him his medicine
Mr., Stsrkey viii be very much missed In
his neighbur hood ard town, having been
born and slsays lived in the house in which
he died lie was minister Of the Friends
society and was very fsithful TO she c1urch
by whom he will be espe isiIy morned. He
leaves .ido. and four children, two sons
and two dsr ghtsrs The deceased was sc
years old. Toe fur eral services i'll occur
from bis lse rt,iieI CO On Wednesday
afternoon, Oct %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-27
LIyERMORE FALLS
MISUNDERSTANDING NOtes-W0rk Com.
Vs.. menced on the Paper Mill.
Especial to the KENsEBEc JOURNAL,

Especial to the KENsEBEc JOURNAL
LIvERaoRE FALLS. Oct. 26.-Sunday
while youpg man by the nams
of Thompson was out in the woods aftel
beechputs he received bullet in the cali
Of his leg. The force Of the bullet vst
| nearly spent, as the wound was nothing
more than flesh wound. The lad has nc
idea from what place the bullet came, bul
it was no doubt the care lessness Of some
young hunter, as the woods are full of them
a. this season.
Work on the new ard lnng Looked fol-
ps per mill at o is Fslis, ore half mile above
this village, commenced in earnest Monday
morning of this week, and the work will be
pushed quickly forward. This is jus. wbal
our epterpiisipg CT, zens have been waiting
for. end the building of this tine mill viii
Of mulste bueine.s thro ughout this section
Strangers have now moved intc town and
there 10 = demand for tenements. The
work on the OILS Fslls school house is pro
crossing and is being built ty the same
company as the one erecting the paper
mill. There is prospect that the build
ing Of tenement houses will be in order
another spripg. The extensive repairs OF
the Umbasog pulp mil, on ihe west bank
Of the Androscos gin, is progressing, and {
large crew is employed.
The new W G. T L. public reading
rooms were opened last week and are vel
pstronizsd. The rooms are pleasantly 10
Gated in Loring block.
Mr. Lord of the firm Of Lord & Spencer
Boston, has been in town for the purpose OF
buying apples. BE bss pprchased ?50t
barrels, paying 81 80 for nun her ones and
81 for seconds.
The mason work is being done on the
new addition to the kiveride House, J. H
Pearson, proprietor. This addition Is very
much neede / to accommodate Mr.. Pearson
increasing business.
Mr. Joseph, a we'll known citizen o'
Livermore Fslls, while picking apples from
. tree, fell distance of about IL feet te
the grou7d. striking on his back, shaking
him up badly, but breaking no bones.
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zoe, 2.oS, 2oS s-4
VU How Direct Beat Hal
Pointer In Three Straight.
Pointer Did Ills LaIal Eest lnd 1adt
ifamandous SpuRlS,
But the Whip Brought Direct Home u
Sure Winner.

CoLuMRiA, Tenn. Oct. 26.-The great
match rac- between Direc. and Hal Poinss =
attracted an immense crowd to Columbia
today.
The race vxs for purse Of $1,000, with
An additional $1,000 il the worlds record
Was broken.
Direct won in three straight heats
Geers urged Pointer 70 the utmost, and
once the horse went under the wiIe OF his
feet.
The heats we're almost identical.
TIE two would get Cd toge ther Al ter
rifis pace 10 the stretch.
fhefe Geers would brace himself for =
tinsl fort, And in the stretch sould tap the
leader, even coming to Directs throat lash.
Thea Starr would let his whip fall. and
with mighty burst the Californian would
20 under the wire the winrer.
Time 2 90. 2 0S, = 0S 5 T.,
The time is phenomenal for new track,
though it is kite shaped and down hill all
the way.
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FOOT BALL TEAMS
OF Brunswick and Bath High Schools
Will Play at Brunswick. Saturday.
Special to the KEssEBEc JOURNAL. !

Especial to the KENsEBEc JouRsAL.J
Brunswick. Oct. 2G-NeIt SATURDAY
the Brunswick and Bath High School foot
ball elevens play = game here in the N. l.
). A. A. series. week later the winner
of that game will play Rsckland ai
either Bah or R9ckisnd. The winner OF
that game will play the Cony High Schools
N Augusta On the following Saturday
This l=st game will settle the question OF
the Stste championship in foot ball.
Much interest is being shown Is to the
outcom me Of the Brun.wick- Bath game 81
10th are strong teams and are prsct cling
hsrd fer the contest. The general opinion
here leans rather sowSds the local team,
but il Is known that Bath has some fine
players The Rocklsnd high school team
ia e1pecte to make . very hard hgbt and
the other teams will have to work hard to
peat IT,
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BOMB EXPLODED
Mar The RditofAl RosmS Of Tho
Nauosl Press, Dublin.
No One lnjured-t'rcat Exeitemtnt-No
Clue TO Miscreant.

DesIIS, Oct Sc Great sxcitemsn,
was caused In the ofiice Of the National
Press, the organ Of Mccarthy ties The
members Of the stat were Just about 70
begin the nish,'s sork when bomb fell In
the area in front Of the Windows on Abbsy
street, where the editors rooms are situa-
ted, The bomb exploded with . tremen-
dous report, hut fortunately no one was In
these rooms at the time. The window xias'
vas broken. the casings shattered, and lshs
furniture in the rooms were badly damaged
The ffices In the basement were badly
damaged, ard windows in the adj .cent
houses were broken. The widest fumors
spread ard an enormous crowd QUICKLY col
lscud Every fit vas made 10 fad the
mis creant. but the authorities thus far are
without clew, The fumes arising from
the bomb had q very ofensivs odor.
The police think dynamite vas used
Almost universally credit for the Outrage
10 given the Psrnsllite The explosion
was heard two miles away. The attention
Of the watchmen on duty at the time wss
diverted by q sham fight between two men
in the vicinity Of the building.
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FRANCO.ITALIAN RELATIONS.
The Pope Dcplores the Position Of tho
Italian Government.

RoME. Oct 20 The Pope has written .
letter 10 the Ar1hibi,h p II Aix. the pre-
late Who is To be pro,ccuted by
the French government for disfe-
sarding the ,i'eular Of NJ. Fal-
tteres. Minister Of Pabiio Worship, epjoin-
ing the Auchibi'hops Of France not TO leave
their dioce.rs without the consent Of the
government, All order which was issued -
result OF the recent popular manifesta-
lions at Rome against the French piigrims,
shp were said to have behaved Ia a
repreh, nsblc manner Al ,he PAutheon.
In this letter the Pop, Gays that he de-
plorss the fact that thu Rrnsn rioters were
,ilowed TO Indulge with impun.ty in every
kind OF lioence, profaa,ug the church, In
sulting the Ponud AMI maltreating pill
srims
The Pope adds that he h,re, these inci-
Tents vii not lead tn SON sthing more
cAlAmitous and lsmsnt.bic
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HEAVY WEATHER
Encountered is What all the NeSScl'
Report on Arriving in Port.

VINErARp HAVEN, Mass. Oct. 26 The
brig Ellen Mi chell, SxOb0ra. Savsnuah
Ga, ls days out for Portland. arrived
today. She encountered heavy weather on
the entire passage. On the "a h inst, she
enc ,tered hurricane during which SHIT
lost ner msinsaii. s,sysail and tore her othel
sails The mex. day after she saw foul
mssted schooner with her bowsprit and al
her headResr zone. The dismasset
schooner Elwood II. Smith has been towet
to New York.
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THAT'S BUSINESS!
Uacla Sam Dtmlnds P.omp!
Repiration from Chill,
Through Ai.istsf ESal, fox tho Attack
Made On AmsPicia Ssimen
Al Valparaiso Chill Tries 10 Class OF.
tcnse rs u Street Row.

SANTIAGO De CHiLi. O,i. s6, - The
United Ssa'es government today. through
Minister EagAn, formally q, ended fepa-
ration from the government VI Chill for
he attack recsatiy made in Valparaiso
upon . number Of seamen Of the United
States steamship Baltimore.
Acting upan instructions from Washing.
on, Mr.. Esgsn presented the Gillian
Junta With . detailed slatement Of the re-
suits Of the investig atioa made by Capt.
Schley Of the Baltimore and BY Mr. Eagan
himsslf.
Mr.. Egan, in presenting the statement,
expressed in distiuct tsrms the feeling Of
great Indignation that the slate department
t Washington feels al the whole al air,
especially at the brutal conduct OF the
police At Valparaiso in joining with the
mob In the ls,tur's attack upon the Balti-
more's seSmen ard us,ng their bayonets
against unarmcd Americans.
Mr. Esan particularly called attention 10
the additional brutality Of the police Of
Valparaiso 10 using horses u drag the
Americans to prison.
After making . brief, but pointed sum.
mary Of the Facts to which he WAS In.
uruc,el TO cal, attention, Minister ESan
that in the name Of the Unitsd States. he
demanded repsratiot for the insults and
injusivs complained OF.
The Oh iAns try To smooth over the
tssauit up ,a and the imprisonment Of the
American sailors by c sssins II ~ a simple
street row.
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BRITISH GOVERNMENT
Refuses to Back lis Subjects Against
Colombia for Colon Fire Losses.

Nkw YORK. Oct. 20 Panama advices
statr that = A 70 at T. umen, Oct ., caused
5000. 900 damage, Many families are left
homeless and destitute.
The British government has refused 10
recognize the claims OF its subjects in
Coionbla for damages Againat the Colom-
bian government FOR lo,ses incurred by the
Colon fire in 1855 on the ground Of not
sufficient reason 10 affirm that the dsstruc
ton Of Colon was due directly TO the fault
Of the Colombian govern snt.
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RIDDEFORD CRIMINALS
Wanted for Criminal Assault Sac0 Man
El0pes With Hard Character.

BIDpEFoRp. Oct 26 In the Biddeford
municipal court today Joseph Ross was
bound over to the grand jury for criminsl
assault on Mrs Bolduc. Gustavous Plsnte
/, wan. ei for the same tffense. All three
.ere intoxicated at the time Of the crime is
,llesed to have been committed.
Charles Coburp, Ssco, has eloped with
, well known Ssoo character. He lesves
behind q wife and six chilcren. He was
res.ursr Of the Sons Of Veterans and 8fts
iollsrs Of the camp funds are missing.
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FIRE At CHARLESTOWN.
Sugar and Molasses Ruined Total Dam
age Estimated ut xi0,0tM.

Bosros, OF. 26 A fre in the large
fve story brick building, corner OF Charles
River A venue, ChArlesIown, was confined
TO the tso upper stories, thh hS occupied
for storsgs Oa the fourth floor perhaps
$4,000 worth Of sugar, molasses. etc, was
burned. Goods on the lower Il ,ors were
completely flooded with water. Damage to
the buiIdiI = 10 Sl5. 900; to stock, varioasl,
estimated al from Sl5, 900 to S25 900 The
building and stock are insured; amouot
unknown.
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FIFTEEN KILLED.
/ PASSENGER iPail b Ptance Cos 0IaR
aStssp Bmbnknaat.
FIT. More Are lnjured-Three Will Die
Fifteen in Critical state.

PARIS. Oct. s6.-A passenger train on
the railway between Lyons and Gfenoble
vas desailed near Moirans today. A num-
Der Of carrisgts we're teiescoped. The
rs'n Vas running very fast, drawn by two
locomotives. The accident occurred on .
steep incline and curve and 10 supposed to
have been due to defect in the brake Of
the second iocc motive. The train rolled
over An embankment 40 feet high. Fifteen
persons we're killed and so were injured.
Three Of the injured are not expected TO
su,vive the night, and Is others are in .
critical eonoilion. The bodies Of two Of
tie victims were mspgled tesond rscogni
ton
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Death Of a Winthrop Citizen.

Especial to the KESsEBEo Journal.
WtsrHsoP, Oct. 26 Leonard Cobb, one
of Winthrops oldest in hsbitsnts, died Sstur-
day, Oct. Path, aged IS years. He was the
father Of L, O. Cobb, one Of Winlhrop's
we'll kr own tusine.s men
W. J. Ensor and f l., Lovejoy returned
Sunday from 10 days trip 10 Aroostook
county
C. NJ. Bsiley's Sons Co. have COM
menced 10 rebuild their factory recently
burned at Baileyville.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Auburn 10 to have = grand side bum
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Hutctirs. the old lady &c
bfutaily beaten ~ Athinson On the 15'h
inst., died Of il jures Saturday morning
A post morem pss held Sunday before the
in 9, msnt. she was 81 years and 2 months
old.
Saturday night burglars entered the store
Of Hutchinson & Newell on Psris Hill, by
removing . large pane Of gIass from one o.
the iron, widows. They took aoout $50,
mostly 10 smaii change. and diamond Tor
cutting glsss.
The schooner Edna Of Jonssport. Csps
DonavAn, from b ghy. N s., for Baui
more, put In 81 Boo hbsy Harbor Ias'
week vrh one OF the crew, . moissso
named CosrLs Hardirg, la irons, for
threasenipg TO murder the captain. The
irons being taken A, HNdpg made hii
e.eaps. reports the Booshb.y Register.