Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-27
LAor EVENINGS NEWS.

journal des st. Petersburg denies the state
ment that the meeting of the emperor alarmed
Turkey, and that she will take military pre-
cautions. 1t adds Turkcv Is certainly in
cluded in countries thr anxious for peace
Every one know H. OBJECT of the meeting
was to rcassurc Europe and to remove appre-
tensions not to create them.
The police, Thursday, searched the base
ment of the building in which Sevcs shop
is, and found a basketful of half-bound sticks
containing dynamite.
A bold attempt was made Wednesday night
to rob the Concord Mass, Bank the entrance
being effected through one of the upper win
dows. Considerabl work was done trying to
open the vault but the burglars were unsuc-
cessful, and no money was obtained.
The postotiice at Brighton Valley, Cum.
berland county, Me, will be discontinued
from August }.
Emperor William arrived at Stockholm
Thursday afternoon. lie was received by
King Oscar and Crown Prince Gustaf King
Christian of Denmark will start with small
fleet from Copenhagen on Sunday to meet
the German squadron.
Fire Thursday forenoon in the wholesale
! liquor store of y. Y. Brinthal & Co., on In
extent of several thousand dollars, and the
building $1,000. The flames spread so rap
idly that two employees escaped with diff.
Guilty.
The funeral services of Courtland f.
Palmer the great free thinker, took place OF
| Thursday. Col. Robert G.. Ingarsoll deliver.
ed the Grafton.
| Lewston's pet stallion Glenarm, won the
2 "a class at Saugus, Wednesday in three
straight heats.
The Times says that President Cleveland
and Postmaster General Dickinson will leave
Friday on a short fishing cruise in salt wa
| ter.
The household of Daniel McCarty, con
sisting of his wife, four daughters and {
daughter-in-law, Mrs Henshaw, were poi
soned Wednesday at Wichita, Kan, from
/ drinking buttermilk which had been allowed
to stand in copper vessel The old man
Mrs. Henshaw and one daughter will die.
The Riforma had an article "Wednesday OF
/ the agitation that is being carried on in tn,
/ United States against Italian immigration
| The RifOrma says the movement in question
is based solely upon an unreasonable hatret
of the Italian element, and that public opin
ion in Italy will not allow the question L
drop
Father Gormans French Catholic societ,
of Brunswick, five hundred strong, enjoye
their annual excursion to Lake Maranocook
Thursday.
1t is predicted that there will be startin
up of the Lincoln Mill soon after the annua
meeting of the corporation to be held in Sep
tember in Lewiston.
& A.. a
tackled by the local police on Monday, bu
most of them got away, aud committed al
manner of depredations. A company of mi
ltia was sent on Wednesday to suppress tn
tramps and after sharp battle nineteen o
the gang were captured.
While steamer was en- route from Port
land, Tuesday night, a package containn
SIC, 900 was stolen and up to the presen
time, no clue has been discovered of tn
thief.
1t is stated in Berlin and Rome that En-
peror William viii visit the Pope as well a
King Humbert. The Refcrma, speaking {
the meeting of Emperors, says it believe
the conference will have results favorable I
Italy.
despatch from Sofia SAYS the Bulgaria
crisis is ended. The differences betwee
Prince Ferdinan@ and NJ. Stambaloff hay
been arranged.
What came near being a horrible accidei
| occurred at the quarries of the Maine Gra
ite and Improvement Company at Norridg
wock, Wedne sday. As it was, one man vi
taken up and hurled from fifteen to twen
feet, and several others received serious il
juries from the explosion of quantity
powder that had got into a creyice in Il
ledge unbekuown to the parties.
, President Cleveland, wife, Mrs. Folso
/ and Col. Lamont left for New York Thur
4 day, under the greatest dcrecy as to the
destination
Department Commander Horace II. Bu
bank has Just issued an Official invitation
i the Grand Army Posts, Relief Corps, ar
Sons o. Veterans to attend the exercises
g Ocean Park Old Orchard, 6. A. r., Frida
e August 3D.
= Hon. Increase Sumner Kimball. the Nest
4 of the York county bar, died Thursday
II As A. NJ, aged 81 years, ] | months.
represented Lebanon in the State legislatu
in 1851 declining a denomination in 3
. He was the youngest member of Govern
kent's council in 1910, represented Sanfo
in the legislature of 1860, and during Il
= last three years of the rebellion served
+ county attorney.
= The Mckay and Hatfield factions of Ke
tucky still continue their depredations al