Daily Kennebec journal., 1888-04-07
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

There has been another fall of snow in
Spain, interrupting the railway traffic.
4 waterspout burst over the city of Pesth,
Austria, Friday, causing an immense loss
of property.
The English cabinet council was hastily
summoned Friday by telegraph to confer
with Salisbury.
The civil service inquiry by the senatorial
committee, which has been going on in Phil
aielphia for several days, adjourned Friday
afternoon.
The United Germany democracy of New
York, adopted resolutions Friday night,
pledging their hearty support 10 Cleveland.
Frank Wilson of Rosindale, Mass, Freight
clerk of the Boston 4 Providence, embezzled
$4,000 and skipped to Canada, leaving be-
hind IA wife and three children.
1t is stated that the Emperor of Germany
intend ed TO confer upon Alexander the ttie
of "Furst but Bismarck protested. The
Emperor's condition is improved.
Rev. j. NJ. Sunderland, better known as
Senator" Bob Hart, an ex-minstrel was
found dead i'll bed, Friday night, at the
Chambers ST. Hotel, New York.
Henry Irving, Ellen Terry and josef
llofmann arrived at South Hampton, Eng,
yesterday, ali i'll good health. Miss Terry
proceeded to Bremen en- route to Heidelberg
Owing to to the bad condition of the streets
in Montreal, the Street Railroad Company
has Withdrawn its ears from nearly all their
routes. One hundred men and 500 horses
are idle.
The town of Kilrush, Ire, is threatened
by the authorities with an extra tax for ad-
In th., i,l,
holding the league meeting announced for
Sunday.
Eleven members of the radical left in the
French COVER ment, have resigned AS II pro-
test against the action of the majority of that
party, which has refused TO denounce Gen.
Boulanger's piebiscitory attempts.
One of the three large buildings at Fitch
burg, Mass, occupied by Walter Haywood
for Il chair nianuiactory, was burned Friday
night. Another bullilng adjoining was con-
siderably damaged by water loss 100000.
The London Daily Chronicle says the Pope
is about to issue document inviting the
priests throughout the world to celebrate the
last Sunday III september with solemn mass
for the souls in Purgatory, AS crowning
memorial To his jubilee.
A dispatch from Madrid, Spain, says: Ad-
v ces from Soolou, say that fighting recently
broke out between the Spanish garrison and
the Sooloo natives. Ten Spauiards and two
hundred natives were killed, and seventy
Spaniards wounded, including number OF
officers.
Rudger Clawson, n prominent Mormon,
who was convicted of pol, gamy and served
3 years in prison, addressed the Mormon
conference at Salt Lake City, Friday. He
deted human laws, and reiterated his faith
said, ave can better afford to break the hu-
man than the divine law"
Is is reported from Moscow that the beau
tiful daughter of a Russian army officer had
rented room in that city. The police
forced the door open aud the lady jumped
out of the window and was mortaily injured.
Her trunk contained dynamite bombs, in
tended for the assassination of the Car
The centennial celebration drew to Mar
etta, o., many prominent men including ex-
President Hayes. Senator Loar, Prof. Put
delivered by the latter named gentlemen ami
by VIM Henry Smith of New York who
spoke on "A falmIar talk about Monar-
chsts and Jacobins.'
A committee representing the 80" strik-
ers. proposed arbitration TO the officials at
Chicago, Friday. The latter sal | il was i'm
possible as their ranks were substantially
full of engineers and firemen. entirely salts
fed with their rules. General manager
Stone urged the strikers TO declare the strike
off. promising employment to as many of the
old men as possible.