Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
THE WEEK IN MAINE.
rst MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

4 l,rr, Whale In the hsrbor has c"en
one ~ the interesting sights at ksstPor''
Anunsnown man ~a. run over by q
tr.in bet~v.n Caribou and frrslue i.le
and Killed.
joseph Jacket. 90 Augusta has heen
hound over Ia the lnlicd state. court
for breaking open letter box IN ihs'
city.
A s-,ear-old hoy In Blddsford 20,
hold Of bottle of Shiskey aud drank
nearly half pint Of IL. lie lived about
three hours
4 lazy. number % artist. from other
.tat.. have visited Maine this season.
aud have transferred Ia canvas many OF
her beautiful views.
Portland Was At one time the largest
molasses and sugar importing city IN
the I'nlon. and ruled the sugar AMI mo
lAs.es bushes. Of the country.
Bert ". Randall. aged %, clerk In the
office % the Bate Mill at lewiston,
while making social call Tuesday
evening, was taken IN aud died In short
time from the rupture Of blood NesseI
In the brain.
Tin h. AZ present, very scarce arti-
Gle Al the Eastport ssrdiDe factories,
and A numbsr of them will probably De-
obliged % close for q short time, until
supply arrives.
Alexander u. stephenson % Portland
has hrought suit against the city ioi
sIa.OsO damages which he claims his
land sustained by the bursting OF the
Nunjoy illl reservoir.
Mr.. Elmer r.. Richards % Farming
ton. having resigned the Office OF clerk
~ court. for the county 81 frankiln,
GOv. Cleayes has appointed Byron NJ
small 10 an the vacancy.
The first tramp % the season WAS ar
rested AZ Camden last week. The travel
ing fraternity Il not az all partial ="
knox County j,ll aud stone breaking
but cold weather Il Close al hand.
A staging fell upon which some ma
sou. wer. AZ work In the York mills NJ
saeo. and three men are hurt. one OF
them. Ex-City Marshal james II. Seavey
OF saco, l. la a precarious condition.
n currently reported that one OF
the large shoe-msnufacturlng coocerns
az Auburn 4. to leave that citv, ss ~
cult Of the old labor troubles, which
have never been satisfactorily settled
one % IN. most profitable real estate
Transaction. hear 90 for some time u
r,por,ed from Fort Fairfield. Mr.. D.. L.
Uoughton r,cently purchased piece of
land about Ave mil-- frcm that SiIlsgr
for sIDo. sud In about half an hour sold
u for $50.
n appears that there Il no sufficient
eyldeue. of any poisoning In connection
with the death of Elisha Case OF Read
field, which has been under in,estiss-
ton. The poison found In the system
Is thought Ia have come from the nuld
used FOR embslmlnz.
wednesday. storm wasA lively one,
particularly along the coast, and q lev
sehooners are reported wrecked, thouxh
no lives were Lost on the Maine coast
The storm Was particularly severe IN the
Newfoundland region, and grave fe.rs
Az, entertained for the safety OF the
fishing aeet on the Banks.
Monmouth IL much elsted over the
announcement that . large clothing
mandatory Ia to be located there very
soon. Boston gentlemen representing
some % the largest clothing concern. al
the Hub, have beeu In town, nexotiAt-
ing with W. W. Woodbury. for contracts
I'M eoat-making thst oil oblige Mr.Wood-
bury To employ over lo giris.
A recent Issue of the Bsr hsroor
c.co,d eo.taIn. a very readable, Illus
,r.tsd article ou the granite industry OF
West sullivan. The granite business OF
sullivan dates back TO isJo, and IRON .
ANAL beginning has grown to large pro
portIons. In one district OF the village
where ~ years ago there were only ~
buildings, IL hossss were srseesd thas
sunmrr.