Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-08
TALK OF rrt STATE.

John cake. % brunswick, sg~i ~
wears, !. dead by hi. o~n hand. tnre-
Quilted love.
Burglars made break NJ the Var
mouth pat ot'ics. but got Only few
dollar. In change.
\ brick-making plant At Columbia
PALS burned "Wednesday morning. Lo-s
sIs,oo; insured FOE $500.
John Jackson. for over ATTY wears edit.
or sui proprietor % the Calais Adver-
tl.er. u dead. la hi. >o,h year.
Alex. Bucher. clerk In an old Town
store. used kerosene Ia start up IRE.
M. face WAS burned a. blister and dis
figured for life. lie suffers great pain
bat will probably live.
A New brunswick sailor fell from IN.
crO..tree. 20 q vessel living al anchor al
~. George. q. fc.t Ia the deck. lie Was
taken a. the hospital. bat IL Vas found
that hi. worst Injury ~a. sprsined
wrist.
Five men have been killed az grieve-
ou.ly Injured by bsing mistaken for
deer since the deer Law thrc~ the hunt
Ing ground. open oVt. l. The shooter
in the latest affair !. 10 b. tried for man
slaughter.
4 little boy by the name % keist. .
wear sud haif old. la lewiston, while
sitting Ia front of the stove "Wednesday,
tipped over. lie did not 90 on to the
stove, bat hit aud tipped over kettle Of
hot water. .cAlding him so that bs lived
bat q fe~ hours.
The Centennial ic~ houses at Ran
dolph wer. burned "Wednesday morning.
Io.. ~, 80, With no Insurance, but AZ
m. house. were empty, had been Oiled
but twice In twenty years, and were an
eyesore. the people Ia the vicinity are
not feeling bid s,,sD worth.
4 Nain- Central brakeman II Port
land I. Indignant with Wedding parties
~ho throw rice la the ears, ss II !. al
mo-t impossible Ia sweep out the tor
msnted little grains. Recently bride
groom paid for extra work sud spologir-
81 for the carele..ness % his friends.
The Bo~doln Paper COMPANY, who
own the TOp.hsm paper mill, propose 20
build another pulp mill soon, to coat
s2jO,Oco, at simpsons rips, four miles
from Top.ham village. 4 Topshzm
town meeting voted practically 10 abAte
the property above sso,cS for ten
y.srs.
The weather wise predict mild win
ter. They ssy that all Indications point
that way. Tie fur ~ the gray squirrel
l. unusually thin, and the down on the
partridge. they ssy !. not as thick a.
usual. IN. birds, too, are late la law
ing their New England home. for warm
sr climes.
Will. Elias Eurgr.. 30 Woodland,
Aroostook County, wss In his harm
fs~,ilng hl. stock, he MAS fired at With .
ride by Mrs. sumner Greed. 4 seriou.
though not dangerous wound MAS In
f'Icted. Mrs. Creed L. apparently Insane.
She aid .be hated Burgess and Intended
To Kill him.
Quite a stir VAS caused In wsterville
when the pollce arrested Colby fresh
man Who vas singing songs on the
street Nth q number of companions
when returning from q secret society
Initiation In the early morning. lie Was
discharged when Il came to trial, on the
ground % mistaken identity.
The hoard % health Of Portland are
making substantial progress on the dis
injecting station at House Island. The
cistern IL built. byiier set and grading
aud foundation well under way. The
retort will be finished soon. An engine
has been purchased. The timber for the
building viii be all ready, and work
will commence on Monday next.
John Parks % Madison, aged -, Was
found dead sunday morning In = ditch
near HI. home. His head Vas under .
boulder and q heavy rock was on his
body. lie had not been home slnce Sat
urVisy morning, aud hid been drinking
with two companions Who deny seeing
him later than 5 ID saturday afternoon.
The doctors say he had been dead six
hours when found. Fears Of foul play
prevail.
The late Dr. I. z. Warren Of Portland
provided by his will for the continuance
of the Publication by hls widow % the
Christian Mirror. II Mrs.. Warren does
not wish IN continue the work or 1t any
rate at her death, the paper and all con-
necfed With IL 10 b~queathed 10 the Han
Tor theological Seminary. should Nrs.
Warren desire Ia give Up control Of the
paper during her lifetime the trustees
Of the seminary are % pay her $50
year for her share VI ths procesds Of the
paper.