Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-30
EUROPEAN NEWS.

quent assasslnations of German soldiers in
the occupied districts of France and the al
most total immunity of the perpetrators from
punishment, and demand of the military au-
thorities energetic and efficient action to stop
the outrages.
Bismark was unable to attend the opening
of the Prussian diet in consequence Of his
protracted naisposition.
Paris, 90. The Germans have commenced
to build Notifications in the passes of the
Vosges.
Brussels, 30. The King has commissioned
Geo. Francis Thonissen to form a new cabi-
net.
The Burgemaster of Client at the head of
deputation of four hundred citizens to-day
waited upon Jules Bara, liberal statesman),
and presented an address expressing admira-
ZION tor his political principles, and the hope
that he will again be called to participate in
the administration of the government. Bara
was formerly minister.
Vienna, 90. Baron Won Langman, Aus
TRAN Minister to Holland is appoint ID Envoy
to Russia. Prince Metternich has asked per-
mission to resign the Ambassadorshp at Paris
held by him since 1859.
Constantinople 20. There has been large
increase in the number of cases of cholera at
Stamboul during the last three or four days.
London, 30. The physicians bulletin dated
at six o'clock this evening says that the Prince
passed quiet day. As the indication of his
condition is not considered dangerous it may
be stated that the physicians consider it
necessary only to issue two bulletins each
day, one in the morning and the other in the
evening. Should his case become critical
bulletins would be issued hourly.
Madrid, 20. The government to-day re-
ceived despatch from Havana announcing
the the execution of the medical student for
profaning the cemetery where the remains of
Castorean were inferred. The news created
a profound sensation, and the ministry i'm
ediately convened to consider what action
should be taken.
The departure of the mail steamers which
was to have sailed to-day from CadIz for
Cuba was postponed for "a hours.
The first treaty negotiated by Count An
drossy since he came into office being that
concluded with the American Minister John
Jay for the protection of trade marks in the
United States and Austria was done in dupli-
cate which was deposited in the archives at
Vienna Pesth and Washington. The treaty
is written in three languages, English, Ger
man and Hungarian.
At late hour tonight there was no change
in the condition of the Prince of Wales.
The German squadron of revolution is or
dered to practice in the Atlantic.
Telegraph News in General.
Bath, Me-, 80. The weather for the last
two days has been unusually severe for this
season. The mercury at this hour, F. NJ,
is at s above zero. Wind northwest and
clear.
Steamer Star of the East encountered much
ice to day, but succeeded in reaching Car
diner at noon, where she landed one of the
largest freghts ever carried up the river, and
Immediately made her way back to this city,
which will be her teminous hereafter during
the winter.
Steamer Sasanoa from Boothbay was
stopped by the ice at Arrowseig bridge, the
river above having closed hard and fast.
A boat on this line is to run during the win
ter from Boothbay to Wiscasset, and connect
with the Knox& Lincoln Railroad.
Baltimore, Md, 80. John Thomas (col-
Ored), has been convicted of a felonious as
sault on Mrs. Siroceo, in April last and sem
fenced to 20 years in the penitentiary.
Wheeling, Va, 30. Last night Mrs. Cady
Stanton was served with legal process
sworn out by gentleman with whom she
had an engagement to lecture here last win
ter, but failed to keep it, The amount
claimed is $780, The lady proposes to con-
test the claim.
Albany, N. Y, 20. 1t will be impossible
to get the boats through the canal unless the
weather moderates. There are about 100
boats near Cohes, nine miles above he,e. and
the ice is heavy.
Lowell, Mass, 30. Mrs. Jane Gibson, So
years of age, residing on Salem street, fell
down stairs this evening and expired mmedi-
ately. Coroner Pressey was called but deem
ed an inquest unnecessary.
Albany, 90. The demands of the workmen
at the west Albany mechanic shops of the
Central Railroad have been provided for by
the company. Men will all be at work on
Friday.
Bangor, 20. The indications are that the
river will close up tonight which is earlier in
the season than for the past twenty-seven
years.
Buffalo, n. Y, 20. The canal is still open
here, but fears are entertained that it will be
closed by the ice to. night A large amount
should mild weather follow the present cold
snap.
Schenectady, N. y, %. The weather is
cold. Its estimated that from, 400 to GOO
loaded boats on the canal are frozen in and
unless the weather grows warmer will have
to remain where they are all winter.
Chicago, 20. The Pacific Hotel and eating
house at Dubuque was burned this afternoon.
1t belonged to the Illinois Central Railroad.
The Mississippi river is entirely closed above
the bridge at Dubuque.
Some human remains were found this fore
noon in the the debris at IS North Clark ST.,
which before the fire was occupied by fam
lily named Dussler containing husband and
wife and the wifes brother. All have been
missing since the fire.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, %. despatch
from Castleton states that the river is closed
with ice from shore to shore. The wind is
blowing gale from the northwest aud the
cold increasing hourly. Ii is thought that
the river will close at Castleton.