The Republican journal., 1892-03-31
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NAME MATTERS. The lease of the
Agor d Piscataquis railroad for 900 years
$50, signed by President Burleigh for the
augor Il Aroostook Railroad Company,
tud by Mayor Snow for the city of Bangor
and VAS examined by the directors of the
3angor and Piscataquis railroad Thursday
nlpnoon and signed by President Nealy
that company in the afternoon. Gov
NOR Burleigh has nominated Mrs. Jennie
smith Of Litchfield, a trustee in the
Maine Insane Hospital. 800. Mr. d. H.
hHowlton. secretary of the Maine Pomolo-
sli society, has completed the arrange
spr~ for a flower exhibit 10y children at
a state Fair 1t is planned to present
uA cllild who has an exhibit with a free
ket to the fair grounds. =. United States
Ma >hal Saunders arrived at Portland
Thursday morning with Emerson Stilphen.
i}outon, arrested for selling liquor with
IT. nited States license. He was AZ
-ucd, bound over in 800 and commit
tl. he report that the Marshal had ar
-otpd Nodeau, who shot Deputy Marshal
N Nilly is not true. Nodear'S wherea-
-'-t> are not known. SO. Gov. Burleigh has
ullated Hon. t. Rowell as judge of the
4ufripal court of Hallowell, vice NJ. $.
-eIf deceased. ..... Naco regular police
tlS whom Mayor Bradbury appointed
7Ae Democratic aldermen refused to
nm, have been commissioned deputy
,5ailto 70 prevent any further question OF
aae authority To make arrests In the
..~t.u Municipal Court Friday morning
N-e Parneter dismissed the case against
4leS H. fislle of Old Orchard and
Nlu Detective ;. B, Reed. of IIayerhill
ta were Indicted for co1spiring to ruin
relNltation of Mrs. Fiske It is under
d that a settlement has been made by
a~eI of MI. and Mrs. t'iske. john F.
ancii Of Portland died Friday, aged rs
Wil~ formerly a large ship owner and
''s ouV of the largest real estate owners
Portland. He was one of Portland
,tlJ!iest citizcns.... The will of T. A.
ldplnan, d native of Gilead, dispos-
lnsng of an estate valued over 81 600 600
MAS tiltd at Milwaukee, Wis. Thursday
IFS nephew, W. g. Chapman of Gilead,
Name is given all the testator property
'rilead Bethel and Newry in the county
tlNford, Me, and at ketchum y. II.
btthe terms of Nh. Chapman $ will, his sis
-'f Amanda ThlTston of Portland receives
$1,000: his nephew Augustus f. Chapman
Portland, $1,000. Brown Thurston. the
PRINTER, was given the mansion No JOG
>Itc street, Portland His nieces. Mary
HIpNn Thurston. Clara Brown Thurston
a1 Jessie Louisa Thurston, each receive
500. There We're no public bequests go.
Attcr three months of freedom for the
liadeford rum sellers, a seizure was made
f1day afternoon by two deputy sheritfs.
NE shop was raided and large quantity
VI liquors taken...... The Biddeford Roval
!tmplars have passed resolutions calling
he attention of the executive officers of
He city and county to the laAity i'll the
'aIorcement of the liquor laws there and
eueStng all temperance organizations of
l4e city to unite i'll appointing committees
public meetings, on the prosecution of
law breakers and on the city liquor agen-
Judge VIM. l.. Putnam, lately APP
i"'uted circuit Judge, took the oath of Of
Nee Saturday afternoon before Judge
A"bh, at Portland. The exercises were
N4 brief, consisting of reading of the
omission and administering of the oath,
1ltel which the court adjourned. In the
Nvnlng an elaborate complimentary ban
}ej was rendered to Judge Putnam by
'le cumberland bar and other friends.
j he plans have been drawn and accepted
i'i The condensed milk factory at Winth-
hp 1t Will consist of two wings. the
main wing 202x40 feet, the other l55x40
ATh boiler house, store houses. office
etc., all of brick. The capacity will be
-Aiy thousand quarts day. The ground
4~ been laid out ready for operations as
soon as possible. The cost of the build
1sN viii be $50, 000 OF SO, 900 more than
Ht, at first expected. No others will be
1erted in Maine until this is completed
'ld with the Newport factory put in op-
dtlpn. \ large firm engaged in business
i' .he country and Europe has agreed to
'ke the product of these factories. .....
the intercollegiate Tennis association has
'ecn organized at Brunswick with Rich
4d &. Payson as president. The annual
o0lnament will be held in Portland the
week beginning June 6..... The deadlock
2etwcen the mayor and aldermen in Saco
mas been broken by compromise. .....
Neyeral young girls have been sentenced
~ Bangor for stealing clothes from lines.
.....T The new electric railroad between
Fockland and Camden is to be built and
rluipped without delay. The Edison com
any which has taken the contract to
ould it has agreed to complete it by the
ISL OF July, commencing work this week
and constructing about mile week, the
Instance being 12 miles. 1t will be one
VI the heaviest and best built roads in
'e country. The wife of Rev. j. c..
andrews, a retired clergyman living on
rieasant street, Mechanic Falls, commit
Ted suicide by hanging Monday forenoon.
ehe was found hanging from the stair rail
ing about 8 o'clock. Mrs. Andrews has
oeen in poor health for some time and has
'een Respondent. ... John Webb Libby,
an old resident of Richmond and repre-
sentative farmer, died after brief illness
sunday night. His son, John F. Libby, is
ROc k1ond or Iaonh Wilhnr Of