Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-16

Charles Vigue and Herbert r. Penney
testified as to the encounter on the street.
A II. Bragg testified as to the en-
counter. Saw the doctor strike Nelson af-
eer tney got on the north side of the street,
making the remark that he would give
MN enough this time, or something like
mat Knocked Nelson down then.
Witness took hold of the doctor and said
Don't strike him again." and pushed
MIN back, and the doctor said, "He don t
want to interfere with me-" and turned
round the corner and disappeared.
witness stood there few minutes and
nelson came along and said, II wonder II
could ind that mans office. Witness
remarked to man there: This trouble is
not ended yet"
Nelson took the left hand side of the
street and witness the right. When Nell
son reached the stairs witness was on the
opposite Side of the street. Nelson bounded
up the stairs and witness heard muffled
voice and went up and said to Nelson:
- are you crazy or what ails your"
x.He says That is all right. When this
man apologies to me will leave"
Dld not see the doctor. He was in the
closet with his hand on the knob of the
door, on the inside. Nelson had his re-
VolVer pointed to the mopboard of the
room dropped down instead of held up.
y. A. harrington testified that he saw
Nelson IN the lookup. Blood was running
down behind his ear and on his neck.
Ills nose was swollen up and there were
several bruises about his head and face
HIS pants were torn and clothes dirty and
he looked pretty bad His shirt was all
bloody. He was intoxicated.
Ihls concluded the testimony and at
the suggestion of Mr. Nelson's counsel,
the case was continued until December for
sentence to await the result of the $40, 900
civil suit against Nelson by DR.. Bunker,
which is in order for trial at the October
term of the supreme court.
The cases OF Martin and Adelbert Burns
for assault upon Charles Clifford were
taken up and testimony taken out to show
great provocation for the offence The
cases come to this court on appeal from
lower courts, where fines of $40 were re-
spectively imposed. In the case of Martin
Burns the judgment of the lower court
was allowed to stand, but in the other the
fine was reduced to So.
John Mears was brought up for sentence
for rape and the county attorney urged a
severe penalty. The Judge imposed
sentence OF 10 years in the State prison.
The followed cases have been specially
assigned to follow the criminal trials in
order.
AGO. Louisa NJ. Jackson. complainant, VS..
Fred S. Thorne. Carleton; Heath &
Andrews.
49, Frank H. Horn VS.. Alfred Morton.
Har L n
"a. Sumner soule ct al VS.. Charles D. Wood
spear ~ Whitney; Carleton.
46s. Mary A: Leavitt VS.. Abby NJ Lowell
Remick. Carleton; Goddard.
40. F. Wordsworth vs. r. A. Richardson
Carleton; Heath & Andrews.
5i6. sabIa Lothrop VS.. Mary Ann Warner,
Admx. Carleton; Beane & Beane.
576. Emily Currier VS.. l.. It. Carleton, Admr.
Beane Beane; Carleton.
SOL Caroline Hathorn in rep. VS.. H. F.
Woodland. Mc9ilicuddy & Morey;
Carleton.
23i A. w. Thayer VS.. Charles Milliken. God
dard; Heath & Andrews.
235. Charles Milliken VS.: A, W. Thayer.
Heath & Andrews; Goddard.
407. James E. Fuller ct al VS.. Turner Berry.
w. F.; Heath Andrews.
l4S. Allen w. Chapman VS.. j. H. Black.
Beane & Beane; Carleton.
383. Frank T. Noble VS.. Jos. F. Worthy. w. &
B.. Beane s. Beane.
il9. G. II. ellison in rep. VS.. VIM. H. Libby.
..- olasnn & Atkins; W. 81,
Beane; W. e. b.
$50. Benjamin F. French We. Ihaddeus h.
q, Day ct al W. b.; Beane Beans
W. & B.; w. F.
i2s. Albert W. Brooks in rep. VS.. VIM. H.
Libby. w. B.; w. F.
IA. Geo. E. Gay ct al. VS. Pettengill Andrews
Co. W. B; Ira c. Hersey.
The remainder of the trial list will fol
low the above cases in order.