Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-05-01
TIKI WEEK IN MAINE
me MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
eRigFlv TOLD.

e. OF millinery store In brunsWick.
Il Il said to look 20 though the Ice
would leave Moosehead lake about the
iirt Of May.
The grand Jury Of Waldo County
found u indictments, one fos assauit,
the rest for liquor.
Turner had thunder shower Sunday,
the I'D, and house Vas struck and the
plassa badly damaged.
Biddeford Il at last 10 have . hotel
again. The Biddeford House has been
leased and Will be opened July Let.
with the frat Of May, q cut-<iown Of
10 per cent In wages Will BE- made In
Mayo 4 Sons wooden MILL at Dover.
A company has been formed 10 supply
Dsmariscotta, Newcastle and Damarls.
Gotta Mills with water and electric
lights.
The Portland police have rHided
number OF "pollcy" shops and the pro-
prIetors thereof are bound over await
Ing TRIAL.
J.. Arthur Lamb, aged Is, Of strick-
lands Ferry, Was saving shlngle bolts
when the saw burst aud Inflicted . fatal
wound In the head.
George y. Hughes Of bath has been
chosen chairman Of the Democratic
state committee In place OF John u.
Donovan, resigned.
Iioulton IL reported To be alive with
men waiting for work to begin on the
northern extension Of the Bangor aud
Aroostook Railway.
The llerwashenoc Manufacturing Go.
of south Berwick, manufacturers Of
blankets, Will run only four days week,
commencing Monday.
Two prisoners by the name Of Gent
ner. confined In jsil at Belfast on liquor
indictments, sawed the bars of their cell
and escaped Wednesday night.
A man who WAS released from jail at
I,ockland Monday after serving . sen
tence for larceny, broke Into schooner
that night, aud was soon behind the
bars again.
George Ogier and Walter Wiley
have been bound over at Camden for
for breaking Into w. a. french's sum
mer residence, and stealing = horse and
other things.
The late Mrs. Ruth Bridgham of Au-
burn left by her will Ia the Court street
Free Baptist society Of that city lot Of
land which it IL estimated would cell In
the market for $1,000.
General Passenger Agent Col. y. y.
Booihby Of the Maine Central has invit-
ell the International Association Of Cou-
pom Ticket Agents "a hold the next
meeting at Bar llarbor.
Miss Mary Perry Of bath Was recent.
" accidentally shot by . colorrd boy Of
~, Who Was playing With . revolver.
She died few days later, bat the doc.
tors say her death Was the result of
heart disease, not Of the wound.
I,o.e,illc Besl and Frank Alley Of
Mschlas were rowing Mp. TwppenA
Alley. Is years old, 10 Crowley's Island
near Jonesporf, Sunday evening. Tho
boat struck . ledge and upset. heal
aud Mrs. Alley were drowned. Bears
body Was recovered.
Lewis smith, game warden at Jack.
man, was drowned on Monday at Attean
nip. by the up.etting Of . boat. lie
and others we're getting some boats down
to the pond, aud instead of carrying
past the Hip. AZ the others decided Ia do,
he venturcd to make the run.
The grocery store Of Moses Black at
bath was entered on recent night, the
money drawer rifed aud smsll guam
tlty 20 goods carried away. The same
night Mr.. blacks barn Was entered and
his COW cruelty beaten. Mr.. Black lays
Il to two young men with whom be- has
had trouble.
The town 81 brunswick at q recent
town meeting voted To appropriate et0,-
600 for beginning q system 81 sewerage.
The opponents Of the sewerage called q
second meeting and made q strong effort
% have the vote rc.clnded, bat the result
was that the vote Was affirmed by an
increased majority.
RI. second city election In bangor
resulted like the first In no choice,
though the Democratic candidate had q
plurality, and only lacked six of major
ity, while the Republican candidate WAS
only 10 behind. The second election
resulting In no choice, the council.
which l. Republican, reelected Mayor
Beal.
The board Of health Of Bangor have
discovered q suspected case of small pox
Ia that city. The suspect IL an Arabian
peddlcr Who In company With large
number 81 his countrymen occupied .
house by themselves. The suspect was
taken Ia the peat house aud the house
from which be was taken was quaran-
tined.
Deputy sheriff Allen attempted to ar
rest two toughs, IAlly and Jack Hogan,
at q dance at Jay Bridge Monday night.
They resisted. Allen drew q revolver,
which was knocked from his hand aud
exploded. the ball lodging In Aliens
heel. The crowd gathered around the
combatants escaped Injury. lally and
Hogan are now In custody.
The rumor that the Bath Iron Works
are going Ia New London sure ID again
revived. This time Il u made subject 10
the condition that n the rithlan free
ship bill passes congress the Works
will not be able 10 take any steps to ex-
tend their business. The passage OF the
bill would be n severe blow t0 the busi-
ness of the concern. Somehow there u
always . condition attached 20 the
removal Of the Works, and Il begins 10
look as u the danger IL not so Imminent
after all.
There Il q bad school boy In vinal.
haven. III. name IL Herbert Emery,
aud he IL Is years old. lie had trouble
With his teacher, and AZ . result broke
into the school house, tore up books and
smashed several desks. For thls he was
punished by term In jail. Soon after
getting out he set fire to the lookup and
school house, both In one night, and
both were burned. lie says he did II 20
get even with the town. lie IL peculiar
boy, with . temper that renders him
temporarily insane. lie 10 now In jail
awaiting trial.
There IL great excitement at Kenne-
bunk over the killing Of Albert l.. Burn
ham by his brother-in-law, Isaac Kim
hall, prominent citizen Of that town.
"a seems that Burnhsm's wife had some
time since left him and gone to live
with her brother, kimball. Tuesday
afternoon Burnham, Who was badly In.
toxicAted, went to klmball's house With
= revolver, which he nourished and
threatened 20 use. kimball undertook
tn wr~st the revolver from his grasp and
finally Lost his temper and Rrasped
BurDham's throat aud chOked him TO