Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-30
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Daily Kennebec Journal.
News from New York

New York, 20. Judge Brady, it appears
has granted an order of arrest of Mayor Hall,
on a similar complaint as those against Tweed
and Connolly. The fact was known at the
City Hall during the forenoon, and Hall soon
disappeared, it is supposed to secure bonds
men, and save the annoyance of remaining
in custody on Thanksgiving. His bail bonds
will be for a million dollars, requiring the
sureties to justify in two millions.
Connolly has been committed to Ludlow
street Jail. 1t is rumored that his prope rty il
largely invested in foreign funds by his son
who recently visited Europe. Connolly had
an interview with Comptroller Green to-day.
The object is unknown.
The Receiver of the Bowling Green Saw
ngs Bank, states that the assets are Sf5l 900,
and the liabilities 474 ,000.
The Receiver Of the Guardian Savings
Bank reports that all depositors will be paid
in full and the smaller ones at once.
The expedition of Catholics to teach the
natives of Ecuador farming sailed to- day in
the Ocean Queen.
The health officer reports that the cholera
has disappeared from the Bay. The steamer
Franklin will be allowed to come to the city
on Sunday.
Coal fell so cents per ton to-day in spite of
the cold weather.
Gen. Burnside sailed to-day for Europe in
the Scotia.
Catherine DAILY residing on West 53d ST.,
has been arrested for the murder of her hus-
band.
The government steamer Gen. McAllister,
to be used in dredging the bar at the mouth
of the Mississippi, was launched to-day.
hoe
been indicted by the grand jury of Queens
county, of a serious assault on Del Sammis,
and admitted to bail in $4,000.
An attempt to burn the extensive stables
of the b lklyn Cross Town Railroad at
Green Pom, was frustrated and the incen-
diary. Patrick McSamee, was caught and ar
rested.
The Brooklyn reform committee ask per-
sonal and financial aid from the citizens in
bringing to justice any defrauders of the
treasury.
portion of the Erie basin of South Brook
lyn gave way last Friday from the pressure OF
the immense stock of grain in the warehouse
Damage $4,000.
James Kelley charged with shooting Alder
man Stewart, has been committed in default
of bail TO await the action of the grand jury.
uSIc W DIS IL luli tO-bdS iii Tit DlDlt " al dt
Hunters point. The Lords praise was read
in the school without interruption. Kate
Demer was expelled as leader of the dis
turbances. She applied for re-adlnission but
was refused. Some of the suspended scholars
were allowed to return. Four policemen re-
| main on duty at the school. The Principal
| is still subjected to insult on the streets, but
expresses the belief that the Catholics of the
place don't generally approve of the disturb
ances
Petitions for communication of the sentence
of Bolts the murderer Of Pet Halstead, will
be presented to the New Jersey court OF par
dons.
Mrs. Lyman Fish, wife of the proprietor of
Taylors Hotel, Jersey City, was seriously
injured by Icing thrown from carriage to-
day.
Arrived, steamer City of London, rom
Liverpool.
IL the case of of Smith, Gould and Martin,
growing from the transactions of '.Black Fri
day, the jury came into court this evening
and the foreman announced ten in favor of a
verdict for the plaintiff, and two were holding
out. He asked the Judge to make inquiry
whether proper inducements were held out
to these two. The Judge sent them saying
that he would consider the question if they
did agree on verdict. The jury were locked
up for the night.