Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-29
OVER TIE STATE.

Maine l. shipping granite and ground
plaster Ia Australia. Both ate sent
from l,cl Beach, Washington ,oanty.
Three goyernor.-.lect 81 western
states srr native. 20 New England. ar
thee ABRAHAM ". smith ~ ksnsis aud
Roswell n. COlcord we're born IN Maine.
Daniel =. Gurney ~ ssco, = carpen-
ter, aged a., took rat poison during tem-
porary insanity Saturday motnlng aud
died la six hours. lie leave. family.
The citizens 81 York are about taking
the NECESSARY step. for the establish
mrnt 90 a national bank In that town
With capital Of Que hundred thousand
dollars.
III. Auburn and Lewiston shoe fac
torie. shipped Gl5 more ease. ~ shoes IN
Thank. giving week Ia ~ than Th,nks-
giving week Ia ~, aud received i5,slS
more pouuds % leather.
Among the new member. Who will oc-
cupy seat Ia the national House of
Representatives on the Republican side
l. the Hon. l.orin Fletcher Of Mlnnesl-
OILS, FORMERLY oi babg"t.
The mill men on the pre.umpscot
River are complaining ~ the amount III
water drawn from sebsgo Lake by The
Portland Water Co.. snd the question ~
their right to use the water may 40 t.
the courts.
Tommy Pooler, about ~ years old,
one ~ the nervous Kind known ss "jump-
log Frenchmen." M. forcibly held by "a
Young msn At Dexter, Who tickloi him
until b. burst blood vessel. Ills life !.
de.palrcd of.
James Foster, a wharf laborcr and
figgrr. while working at Calsis Friday
morning had a sever attack of coughing.
lie commenced To bleed at the nose and
mouth aud died In few moments. lie
had probably ruputrcd blood vessel.
Large quantitie. Of Christina. tires are
bslng hauled To the different railroad
stations In Maine and prepared for ship
ment To New York by Way of the Maine
Steamship Compsny's vessels. Several
hundred thousand trees will be- shipped
from the state.
Two boys at Lisbon were playing With
a rifle near Lisbon village, Thursday
forenoon, when "a they loaded H., II ex-
l,loded and the ball passed through the
thick 81 one boys Lex above the knee.
The name Of the boy who was short was
lsmarque. lie will recover all right.
The next annual meeting of the Maine
Press Association will be held In Au-
gusta Ia January. The essay will be
delivered by Mr.. Walter ID. stlnson.
Miss Mary }. Reilly 90 Bos,on viii en-
terrain the association the second even
Ing % their meeting.
The recent heavy southeastern piled up
terrible seas on the Popha6 Beach aud
stranded large quantities of coal. for
wblch drillers have been vsinly search
Ing for nearly three years. Every heavy
.ssterly storm produces the same effect,
hut the miners have never been able TO
discover the source from which these
supplies come.
The eoroner's jury In the case of VII.
lism Palmer of Lisbon Falls, rendered y
yepiict Saturday night that Palmer came
10 his death from broken neck In some
manner 10 the Jury unknown. The Jour
nal says that this verdict aud the alleged
marks Of fingers on the dead mans
ihioat have caused rumors Of foul play
among the townspeople. Palmer was
supposed To have been killed by falling
down stairs. lIls de.fsh and the suicide
Of Edward Ham, which followed. have
csu.ed great excitement Ia iishon.
Ham, Who lived near Palmer, had shown
signs Of mental trouble, and his suicide
L. supposed 10 have been the result OF
his excitement after the Palmer stisir.