Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-07-07
Condensed TELEGRAMS.

Mareno has been elected President of San
Domingo.
John Boyle and John Langham of Pictou,
n. s, were drowned by npsetting of yacht.
Lewis Rooney of Danville, Va, the negro
who killed his wife, was convicted of murder
in the first degree by a mixed jury.
Liabilities of G.. W. Schofeld of New
York, failed iron merchant, are S2.306, l73.
Assets Sl3, $50.
An explosion of gas in Tottenham court.
london, killed two men and injured IL
others, and damaged 400 houses.
st Julian trotted two heats at Detroit, in
2.l6t and 2.lG.
Gen. Gran: visited Emporia Kansas, and
was welcomed by 5000 people.
While firing at a target in Chicago, with n
revolver, the son of Capt. VIM. Hammond of
the tug Satisfaction. accidentally shot his
father dead.
Excess of the war expenditures in India
over estimates is 60 ,000, 900.
Observances of the 18th caused many small
fires throughout the country. There was
S75 900 fire at Pensacola. Fla.
New York and Montreal parties have pur-
chased the New Brunswick railway for
| goo, 900.
Cuban insurgents under Calixto Garcia
are defeated and many leaders in instruction
captured.
Prof n. Quinn was drowned in Galveston
Bay, yesterday.
rupture between Belgium and the
Vatican may result in resignation of Cardinal
Mica, Secretary of State to the Holy See.
| The Fourth was celebrated at Richmond,
Va, for the first time since 1860.
Two Paris editors fought duel yesterday.
One was thrust through the thigh.
! The Irish relief bill was read second
| time without division, in the British Com
mons.
The reported assassination of Hassan Pacha
| is confirmed.
| Intelligence direct from Buenes Ayres an
nounces the establishment of peace.
A soldiers monument was unveiled yester-
day at Lake Village, n. II.
| Connecticut greenbackers held State con-
vention at New Haven, and nominated Henry
c. Baldwin for Governor, +. S. Sterling for
Lieut.. Governor.
The population of Chicago i. sol 1913.
Garibaldi in letter resents the efforts Of
France to gain the upper hand in Tunis.
| The President has signed the commission
Of David NJ. Key as L. S. District Judge for
district Of Tennessee. and of Horace May
nard of Tennessee as Postmaster General.
Mrs. Cora Walker Of Poughkeepsie, fell in
a fit in a bath tub and was scalded to DEATH
Steamboat inspectors have begun investi-
CATION into the collision between the Grand
Republic and Adelaide.
John Horth of Attleboro, Mass, respect
able German citizen, was found lying dead
in his house last night with bad bruises on
his head. An autopsy will be made.
Warren o. Wilson, a proment citizen of
Keene, n. H., took an overdose of laudanum,
causing death.
The American Institute Of Instruction has
commenced its 5lst annual session at Sara.
toga.
The house Of NJ J. Deyson at Sea Plain,
n. j., was struck by lightning, prostratino
most Of the inmates. 1t is feared Mrs. Dew.
son is fatally injured
In France, 10 magistrates have resigned
rather than enforce the religious DEGREES.
Paul A. Chadbourne, on account Of private
business interests, has rendered his resiQua-
ton as president Of Williams College.
Michael Grady of Clinton, Mass. Va,
| fatally shot BY William O'Neil during dis
pute-
Joseph Loratte is arrested for murder .
lOakdale. Mass.