The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1892-09-29

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Mrs Harrison's condition remains I'M
changed.
Three persons were drowned ner's
Falls, Mass
Archbishops Ireland and Corrigan may
be made cardinals.
Seventy-five of the garrison of Fort
Myer, Va, are down with fever.
A Houston father shot his son dead
with revolver thought not to be loaded.
Excessive drilling caused a mutiny
among the First Life Guards at Windsor,
Eng.
Insurance Commissioner Merrill of Mas
sachusetts says the Iron Hall cannot be
revived.
Joseph II. Finn was arraigned in Provi-
dence for the enbezzlement of 1880 Tor
trial in December
Rev. j. X. Marvin of Rockland, X. l.,
has been called to the Court Street Chris
tan church, Portsmouth, n. II.
James Tierney of Duxbury, Mass, was
seized with cramps while bathing and
drowned. He was 40years old and married.
There is a report that the alleged CARA
revolution in Mexico was a scheme of
financial sharks to depreciate Mexican
bonds
Mrs. Annie Cram of Whtinsville Mass.
who drank pint of alcohol while her
attendant was absent, died after intense
suffering.
Burglars robbed St. Mary's Catholic
church, st. Adams, VT, of a silver chal-
ice. gold-lined chalice and the silver
communion plate.
Charles +. Smith about 60 years old, and
Il member of the John 5. Jaques Shuttle
company, committed suicide by shooting
at Lowell, Mass No cause is assigned
He leaves a widow and daughter.
Thomas Brosnihan, aged "A years, was
fatally injured at the Quinsigamond wire
mills of the Washburn & Moen Manufac-
turing company, Worcester, Mass. He was
drawn over shafting, and had leg, arm
and two ribs broken.
OBITUARY.
Ebenezer Tinkham, an old citizen of
Attleboro, Mass, is dead, aged so.
Wednesday, Sept. 20.
Nellie +. and Dinah won the Rochester
On. II fair races
Othncil Sawyer, aged II farmer of
Cambridge, Me, banged himself
Several cases of scarlet and typhoid
fever are reported at Walthan, Mass.
The government is to furnish guns to
mark Miles Standish's grave at Duxbury,
Mass
A Newton Mass hotel was ordered
clos ed on account of malignant diph-
liberia.
Frank Garceau of Marlboro, Mass, fell
from his wagon and was killed. He was 62
years old.
A Paterson (N j. man killed his wife,
seriously wounded his stepdaughter and
killed himself
Colonel Canady. ex-sergeant-at-arms of
the United States senate, committed sui
ride in Washington.
William H. Lowden was killed by the
fast express at Greenwich, Conn, whil
walking on the track.
Hiram Atkins, chairman of the Demo
cratic state committee of Vermont, l.
dangerously i'll at Montpelier.
Lydia A. Jones claims that $1,000 in cash
mysteriously disappeared from bag
which she carried when she reached Bos-
ton from Portland, Me
Joseph X. Miner, aged 81, a Baptist
clergyman, settled at Rowe, Mass, for
nven years, is insane, and was taken to
the Northampton asylum.
The body of Mrs. Ira Babb. an old lady
who lived alone in Alexandra, N. H., was
found in her cellar She had evidently
been dead two or three days
OBITUARY.
William Everett, aged Co. "A well known
citizen Of North Attleboro. died at the
Taunton Mass insane asylum.
Grin p Cilly of Tunbridge, Vt, died of
heart disease, aged 10. He represented til,
town in the Vermont general assembly i'll
1850.
Judge Ross of Los Angeles, Cal, has
decided that goods from New York may
legally be reshipped at Antwerp for Cali
.ornia.
Thomas b. Kingsland, who was for
many years publisher of the old New
York Evening Express, died at Rosele
Y. j., aged IS
George Franklin Comstock, ex-chief
Judge of the court of appeals, died at
Syracuse, n. Y, after u lingering sick
less, aged 81 years.