Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-11
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EoT and July Is., Is probable.
B-lnsyisk voted, 90 TO 240, Monday, to
put in 2 system Of sewerage AMI 70 i.sue
$4,000 in bonds fo- that purpose.
The April sarn CT tie supreme court cor
veaed at Ellsworth Tuesday, Judge White
house presiding. There are 60 cases on
the docket.
The h1pse on Hawkes. ayenu-, Eastport,
owned and occGp!el ~ A. 4. HCwarj.
burned early u salay morning. Los,
$500; insurance, one half that sum.
State Detective o lien arrested two Lew
is,on young men, 5iorday, BE- have been
passing themselves OF as members Of the
National Directive Bureau. They were
wanted At Lisbon Falls for beating their
board : III, and we're taken there.
Tie house and stable Of Elsari Barker
at Peru we're burned. Tuesday morning. a.
2 u'cloek. The mates of the house barely
escaped. In the b4ra coz was burned 20
death. Tramp. are supposed to have set
TIE fire. There wac no insurance.
Frederick Yates, former propr etor OF
the Biddeford house, is negoti ting for tn.
ase Of that hotel III ich has been close !
-t,ce New Year. day. Terms have been
agreed upon but the lease has no. yet been
.glei. II the deal is consummsted pat
o he hGtel sill b. leased 10 the Maine
cor Co.
Pfesi lent n4rii, left, Monday morning.
Tor Nes YJrk where he attended the BAN
quet of the Malice State College Assoeia-
u1n of Ainmni. held ia tina. citY Tuesday
night. He was accompanied by Miss 3 ain
bridge, who returned - her home 10 Pbiia-
delphi. after mabl7g quite an extended
Vi /. in Ofouo. briog the guest Of Mrs llar-
r!s While there.
Cfief of Police Gilman left for Halo
well this noon gilh Fannie Cox, who was
committed to the Industrial school there
yesterday afternoon by Judge Eose of the
municipal court. Fannie has been acting
badly lately. She has been annoying her
parents greatly by running away and they
decided that she could be better looked
after at the industrial school than at home.
Bangor Commercial, April 10.
The condition of Thomas Harrison of
Bath, who was shot Sunday night Y
Thomas J Reed, was not favorable, Tues
day morning, for his recovery. He suffered
much during the night, vi ich gave rise to
the belief that inf animation OF a serious
nature had set in. Tuesday forenoon the
wounded mans deposition was taken by
City Solicitor Fogg and Lawyer Hughes
the latter as counsel for the prisoner.
The preliminary hearing, at Norway, for
the defense con :e.n!ng the alleged Oxford
cDunty seat election fraud. has been put
over from April . to April IL. If all par
ties conCern-d are net on band At the latter
date the hearing may be postponed again to
April H.. The defense has until April 20
TO pa, ia their evidence. This evidence. so
the defense assert, will be short, not re-
qui;iug more than two days hearing.
Two weeks ago II. s. Munson brought
his family to Portland from Boston. They
stayed over night with the Stevens family
in Park place, the next day moving TO thei.
new home on May street. The day fe How
ing, four of the Muason children were
taken with malignant diphtheria and two
of them have since died, while the other
two are very i'll. Two of the Stevens chill
dten, at whose home the Munsons stopped
upon their arrival from Boston, have also
died from the disease.
The Maine Central Institute Base Bail
Club has organized. with Prof. c. C. Fer
suson as manager; l.. Il Graves, captain,
and Fred Circuit, scorer. Tue nine will be
composed this season rs follows: Iou"g,
p Wallfou. c.; f,is nd, ~; Bosnian,
90 titles, 30 Graves, SIS: Ferguson,
1t. Bean. CT; Midram, r.f. Dates fer
games have been arranged az follows /:
April ~, NJ. c. /. W. Colby ~ WGtereil.c 4;
April IS. NJ. G.. l. VS. VI. :. G.. at Pitts
aid; May 90. NJ. c. |. IS. Rates at Lewis
TIN; June ;, NJ. Z. |. vs.. Bates at Fits
field.
The total cost of holding the March term
If tho SUI r'nle ju3icill court at Rocklani
was $24G1.t7. fha several items included
are as follows Grand jury, SER Sc; ira
verse iuries, Sl2t3 IS; sheriffs balls,
sliS 80; coos,abe's bills for serving VEN
jres, s3i bids OF criminal costs. SlG9 =
It was pretty expensive term, hul h = IF
september, Vii II cost the county > 20',
was more so. The stenograp1e bil. th,~
term was unusually email from the fs't
that he ia the chief JUSTICES private secre-
tary and has a salary lie cost the county
but S}J.05, incidental expenses, ineluiing
cost of travel.
Monday night the costing schooner o.
Deb nf Wnterport, Me, went into Port
j land and dropped anchor. She was lot d
? with hay fer Boston, ana had expert need
very heavy weather since she left her home
poit. The captain and his crew of three
men turned ia shortly after sunset leaving
. Charles Smi h. sailor about 80 years old,
, on deck IS anchor watch, Smith was to
FALL some one to relieve him some time dur
ing the night, but did rot do so. Tuesday
morning when the crew turned out about 6
, o'clock they found Smith lying upon the
deck face downwsrds. He was dead and
, had b2en dead for some time.
Judge Gould of Portland gave his attsn.
tion TO long line of Cinnamon in court
and to another long line of young, and some
Of them remarkably pretty, white ei,ls on
the witness bench. The Cinnamon we're
charged with enticing the girls into their
shops. and ia one instance there was = fur
Their charge of selling opium TO young
girl. The charge Was clearly made ont v
the testimony of Marshal Trickey, Deputy
Sitting and the girl herself. Judge Gould
impo.el the following sentences: In the
case of Wing Sing he was fined $40 ard
costs for selling opium and was sent TO jsil
for % DAYS. Sing Lee. Sam Kee ard
Chsris zig were sent TO jail for 60 days in