Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-05
TIE WEEK IN MAINE.
r-t MOST IMPORTANT STATE news
BRIEFLY TOlO

Th~ Bangor sni Nruos'o'k Railroad
i regarded a. prscti,all, sss4r'-i.
\ new o,-rra hous. Nil o. crv.tci CA
ths lite ~ Granite ilsll, Augusta, Which
was huru"i at sini,r.
Nmateur burglars dd little soTk At
~ahati. a.. other night bat we're poorly
rewarded for thrir trouble.
John Fole, - Augu.ia. yon,i.t,l %
mauslaughirr. revived seu'vucv 20 a
wear and nine month. Ia state pri,'H.
Buals, uuuham. 20 Bsth. cumm,iiri
.uiCiie bV iumpius irum wharf.
H. had b-yu mildly lusAn' Toe sun"
time
Nathan l. NUoihur,. a. kuuN farmer,
-. eurci by a. hail vhi,h b. a. bead
ing o. water. anil su severely iuigrol
that b. died
Governor Buris.ch hs. appointed col.
D. 4 Harrington, iu.I-'.t nr ~ rifc prac-
tic, Lea ths NaIns miIitit. tu -uc,v-d col.
y. J. cram, rvsigued.
Ths mo.t rlrgnut ,,.tihulc c1r., yrt,
AZ, "a D. run on thF Msiar 'rnirals
fat trains this .ummsr. isu, vs-iing
sio.psl each. have h"ru orirrvl.
Levi. Brv.t.r. q Bslfs.t farmer, mar
rcd. fsll frum a sgafold and struck a
yriudstons. H. broke several rih. and
injured hi. spine and will probably die.
capt. Robert IIi,hhou - ~,o. kion
spring. u..i a patent curu salse upon "a
corn ou Ill. grrat t"s, sui ~" rrsult !.
blood poisoning lli. liir l. dcspair-d
a. Ia consequence
~ the rvcent term ~ The supreme
count AZ Ellsworth slsn Nerr paid into
ths county treasury by rumssliefs. ons
% The convicted men APPEALED aud tao
gave bond. o. clo.s their shops.
Tle hotel proprietor. % the kcnnsi~y
valley have sigu~i an agr.em"ut o. rai."
The pfics % hoari % - - Ter day on
and aftst May 18th. The Augusta ho-
tsls. n l. presumed. will coniluue th~ir
legislative pricvs.
Henry Atwood. 20 south Norriigc-
wOck. farmer about 80 years 20 Az,
was terribly maugl-d by bring caught
under largv r,.Ck Weighing several tons.
ne Nas working under it y hsn suddenly
li dropped upon him.
The mO-t conspicuous person In
Ire-.lus lee L. the one solitary indiNii-
ual Who vots,i against aiding th. BANGOR
and ArUostook Railroad, against ~ 90
l0u In favor. The Aforesaid lndit idual
loudly declare. that hi vote Nas purely
q mistake.
vii CraNford. AZ work CA The mill ot
:. \. I've 4 Co. Ia Fairfield was prob
ably fatally injured by the starting % a
IA While attempting 90 IN IL. Three rib.
and III collar hone acre broken aud his
bead Nas severely cut Internal injuries
are feared.
The value ~ he drft Wood that j.
taken from a river fur fuel amounts "a
quite a handsome sum la The course 20 a
year. 40 Auburn man vhO has ugurvd
on the matter estimates that the people
~ his city and q lewiston secure AZ
least 500 annually.
One houss iu M. town - 'hsl.et shel-
ter. six old ladies. Nhoss combined age
arr lda years. Three ~ them arr si,-
ters sged respectively -, - AMI ..
The asvs Il the other thru" arr =, -
aud g.. tue year sgO there we're seven
I'm The sams house. The ether Que bsing
over - year. - axe aud sister ~ The
other thrce sisters.
The Canadian Pacific Railroad has
besn The cause 90 q great DIAL 81 grum-
bling and .arCastic comment ~ MASON
10 the Issor train ssrNice 10 has given
Aroo.t0ok County. The Bangor aud
Aroo.took Railroad talk las evidently
.tlrr~d IL up, a. Il l. reported that the
Canadian Pacific will give AroostOok
people beiter and faster train service
This season.
Prpf. ". n. Jordan - the state Cob
isge Ia. hesu rendered the position ~
chief % The exhibit In animal nutrition
NJ the Columbian Exposition and Will
undoubtedly accept. Prot Jordan -
c,tyrd the posltiea through ~" commit
Ia. from tie Association 20 Experiment
station and Agricultural college. u hich
Il % have charge ~ the government dis
play Of the agricultural Interest. " the
country.
George knight, the Poland wife mar
tervr, Who l. serving a life ssntencr Ia
state prison. and Who has Zoe some
years made an annual attempt 10 ct cut
by way % pardon, left the prison last
week without leave. lie was found Ia
the woods after q few hours % liberty.
lie had With him a bag containing few
articles ~ food and clothing. His at
tempt "a get away I. regarded a. a child
in freak. a. he i too old and feeble To
make a success % u.
Governor Burleigh declines "a submit
20 the supreme Court the question
whether II. y. Chadbourne's election
a. one 81 the board IL state Assessors
was constitutional, on the ground, az
stated by the governor. that ''inasmuch az
Mr.. Chsdbourns's right "a hold the Of
ice referred to cannot property b. called
In question except by legal proceedings
Ca which he Il party, u would not be
proper for me 10 call upon the court Tor
an opinion, q proceeding Ia which he