Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-23
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.


Mrs. G. Buswell has been appointed
postmaster at South Stetson.
Wainwright Cushing, ESQ.,, of Foxeroft,
will be a candidate for the position OF de-
nartment commander for the department of
Maine q. 4. Il.
The farm building, hay, grain. etc, of
Walter II. Swift, Loeke's Mills, were des-
troved by FIRE Sunday afternoon. Loss,
sl5Oo: insured for $500
Patents have been granted Melville G.
Aver of Blddeford on cutter bar for
mowers; Chaplin C. Brooks of Cape Eiiza-
hatb mn knife; Charles Donnourez of
Portland. on ear coupling chain links
VIM. c. Wentworth of Dexter, on whifiie-
tree hook.
Miss Kate Dow of Goodwin's Mills took a
dose of washing fluid instead of medicine
Monday night, and is in critical eondi-
ton she has been insensible for several
hours and her recovery is considered doubt
fui. Her throat and stomach are DAILY
burned by the strong aikai
The Jury in the William Palmer case at
Lisbon Falls returned verdict Saturday
n;obt that Palmer came 10 his death from
A broken neck in some manner to the jury
,nknown. This verdict and the alleged
marks of fingers on the dead mans throat
b.y. eaused ruIpors of foul play among the
| towns people.
The recent heavy southeaster piled up
terrific seas on the Popham Beach and
stranded large quantities of coal for which
driIlers have been vainly searching Tor
nearly three years. Every heavy easterly
| storm produces the same effect, but the
m;oers have never been able to discover
the source from which these supplies come.
. vou,o man bv the name of Celon Bige-
low. from Skowhegan, went into n .
Fove's harness shop. Auburn. Monday
evening, and bought blanket, the prlee OF
which was 81 So, giving 80 Confederate
bill in payment. He was brought before
/ the Auburn police ccnrt for obtaining money
/ under false pretenees. eung Bigeio"
saws he rot hard up and took this way to
get some money
| Notice il gwen to the lighthouse board
that on and after Dee. u. 1872, Gurlng
thick or foggs weather, a Daboh trumpet
viii be sounsIed at the fog signal station re-
cautlv erected on the highest part of the
most easterls of the Cuckholds. about -
/ fast northeast, I-9 north from the Cuck-
holds tripod, of Cape Newagen. on the
&est side of the entrance to Boothhay. Me.
Tho srumpet will sound blasts of three
seconds duration. separated by silent inter
walls of Il seconds. thus blast three sec
onts. silent interval II seconds. blast three
SECONDS. silent interval II seconds.
/ On The morning train from Bangor, Tnes-
dsx. were 1--WE deer that had been shot BY
| County Attorney Carleton of kennebec and
marty IN Schois waters. In this party
originally we're VIM. Carleton. W II.
Barnes Of Worcester, Iir. Weld of Olltown'
/ =. q. viekcry of Augusta y y Taylor,
night esIiter Of the Boston Globe. Station
AGENT Hegarty Of Otiso~n-s Mr.. Barnes
came out Of camp first having three deer.
then r. q. viekery came out with two.
later DIR. Weld came out with two, Taylor
brought out two ana Mr.. Carleton had
three. Hsgarty got two. making foarteeu
/ deer in all All the work vas done Of
course By still hunting and was phenomin,
ally good on account of the light SHOWS