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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06
SUSPECTED OF MURDER.
Frank Shu,1. Arrested on the Caarge Of
Killing His Fa,her-in Law.


FoEpYcE, OAK, April I.
G. B. Di,kson. sheriff Of Titus county
Texas, arrested arrested Frauk Shulxe a
this place On the charge of muAier. On TIE
night OF Dses Der 10 last, the holse Of J
X. King well-to-do farmer of Titus ounry
was ourntd and the charred remsirs o. King
and his tx children were found 10 .he rains
The skulls OF the whole family were
crushed in with an axe and the ha.cAet found
in the house.
On The day of the murder King and his
son. aged 20. killed their hogs as they wers
20 move into the new house, a few hundrs d
yards distant and carried The meat TO the new
house. Young kiug slept there to guard
the meat the uighi of the murder. Before
going 10 the new house for the night yonug
King needed A. axe and left il at the yard gate
suspicion poinAd 10 Kings son-in law
Shulze, who had run away with Kings
daughter and forged an order for the mar
riage license. Fear of being prosecuted for
forgery caused him TO murder King and
family. Shuze hal made threats and has since
confessed to friends that he killed King and
wife and that his cousin killed the six chill
dren. His cousins name is Shalze-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06
FIRE BUGS
Brought to Giief by Inspector Byrnes OF
New York.

New YORK, April 8.
Inspector Byrnes has caused the arrest of
Henry Cassidy, Reuben Loomis, VIM Avery.
Eiward Derr. Edward Sawyer and John II
Hill, accused of being gang of fire bugs.
and said 10 be responsible for several at
tempts made to burn the Catholic protectory
in Westchester county. Their ages range
from II to 81 years. Sawyer is negro aud
the others are whites All live in the vicinity
of East l42d street The leader is Cassidy.
only 10, who seems to be perfect tiend.
He WAS discharged from the proteciory for
impGdence few mouths ago and in revenge
plotted to destroy the building.
lie Was assistant engineer, his father be-
ing engineer Both were discharged, the
ia her, offence teiEg drunkenness -Four
attempts TO burn the buildings were male
and some ouibuldirgs were de troyed. Gas
sdy lid the firing himself. He took others
into his confidence and by bullying made
them help him He also set fire and destroy
cd canal boat and house occupied by
man who had offended him. lie went
armed, and boas.ed that if he could not
burn out people be would shoot them Ia
cautious talking led to the discovery of his
crimes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06
CABLE FLASHES
Fresh Bits OF News From the Old
World

The Nile is falling rapidly and the outlook
is serious.
terrible storm has visited Southern Hun
gary, demolshing many houses
warrant has been Issued Tor the arrest
Of Boulanger the moment lac touches French
sol.
The Kirg Of HOLLAND has had further
relapse. lis death is momentarily expect
ed.
The French Senate will begin the trial Of
Gen. Bouianger on Mon lay next. Durir e
the trial 10 session Of deputies will be held
Deputy Costa. socialist Of Rome, was
sentenced to three years imprisonment for
being cot Lcerned in the street riots last De
cem0er.
The report that Stanley and Emin Pssha
were marching toward Zanzibar 10 believed
in cfficisl circles in Brussels Surprise i.
expressed however. that Emin Pasha shonl1
have abandoned the Lake provinces The
ivory in possession of the party is estimated
at $500 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06
A TEST CASE
To Establish what Constitutes Hat
Trimmings at the Custom Houses.

CHICAGO, April 3.
There are a number of customs cases on
trial in the United States district court in
this city krown as the hat trimmings cases.
The tariff schedule provides that imported
hat trimmings shall pay duty of twenty per
cent. Millinery houses import large qutnti-
ties of silks, vevets and other goods, which
may be used for bat trimmings
They claim that under the tariff schedule
they should only be taxed twenty per cent.
on them The same goods, when imported
in the ordinary way, are maze to bear duty
of froT forty to tiny per cent u.der other
provisions OF he tarit schedule.
Collectors Of cu,t. ms all oyer .he country
have refused TO ae1e de TO the demands OF tie
miliners, vi ii the result that suits were
brought agaii st them u various parts of the
country claiming ar ate. l he relate cases
now on trial ar n the sture of a ties. case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06

The Portland Company are building nm i'm
proved six ton tilt hammer for the Cape Ann
forge works
Deering is to put up immcdi,,ely svs.
TEN of electric lighting which will embrace
nineteen lights
committee of the Dam,risc,,ta board Of
trade are soliciting subscriptions for the
erection of a factory III 'ha, village.
The first loaded vessel of the season ar.
rived at Bangor "wednesday She is the
schooner Mentora ard hn- a cargo Of 1 600
bushels of corn f8f A. Il ilopkin, 4 CO.
After about ore wears work in builiirg
and putting In machinery. the Carrabass.It
Pulp Company at Skowhcgan. have started
the wheels of the mill and are now making
pulp.
The rarisian of the Allan linc sailed from
Portland yestcriiy, carrying party of six
passenger and misc,lhneons c,rvo of
bonded aud domestic freight to Ne value Of
Sli7I7i
The contract for buiiinE tho new hotel at
West Cove, Mooschead Lake, ha, been
awarded to M Ch Ules B. Brown If Ban.
gpr, aud he will sIon cpmmeIcr upln the
structure, which Is to be pushed rapidly to
completion,
The comucutive dril hctwccn tho Port
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evan. April X Coii,ps ti,., Isc,,,w,r, p,n5
furnish,f the music. Great Interest exists
in regard 20 the dill,
The assessors of Scbayp. in apprai.iny tho
real estate in the Drn hn that The greater
nart of it has of late wear. been ra'el On the
valuation books higher than it wuul sell in
the market. but ltllr reduction haviag been
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06
MAINE DISPATCHES.
THE SPEAKERS
At the Maine Methodist Conference In
Lewiston.

Special to the Kernebec Journal
LEWISTON, April s.
The following Isl list of the speakers al
the Maine Methodist Conference to be holden
in the Park street church commencing pril
"a:
On Educstional-Rev. C. II. Payne, d D.,
New York City; Rev. Z. VI. Smith, ID. ID.
kent's HI.
WOman's Home Mission Society-Rev.
W n. Brodbeek, Boston.
Church Extension Society-Rev. w. A.
Spencer. u. d Philadelphia.
On Freelmens Aid Society-Rev. j. s.
Chaiv lex. ID. ID New York.
Sunday School Union-Rev. A. II Gellett,
ST. Louis
Womcn'- Foreign Mission Society-Bishop
John +. Hunt, Warrington.
II mpersuce Anniversary - Rev A. B.
Leonard, ID. D., Cincinnati.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
What the Presidents Southern
Policy is Asserted to Be.
4 Postmaster Appointed fOf New York.
Roberts Accepts the New York Asst
tant TIeasur 81 ship.

WAsHTSGroS. April 5.
IL 10 asserted that President Harrison has
plainly given eolored offce seekers from the
south TO understand that thev have very
little to expect from him. He proposes To
recognize the protectionists of the south
and TO try in this way to make the dividing
line OF the parties not upon color but eco
nomic policy The south is full of protec-
tionists alSays working with the democrats
because of the race situation. He said that
many of these had signi ied desire to join
the hands of the republican protectionis,s.
making that the issue if they can come into
the party with proper recognition. The men
who belong to this class are wealthy. intelli-
g. mt, active and progressive men of the
south 1t is asserted that Harrison proposes
TO ease the way for them 10 enter the repab-
lican party By ersGicsting the race question
as an issue aud recognizing eminen, protec-
tionists, former democrats as well as repub-
licans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06
FAST DAY
Set by President Harrison for April
Goth.

The President issued proclamation late
this afternoon, recommending that on Tues
day, April Both, at nine clock in the morn
ing, the people of the eu,ire country repair
to their respective places of divine worship
to implore the favor of God that the bless
ings of liberty, prosperity and peace may
ABIDE with us as people, and that his hand
may lead us in the paths of righteousness
and good deeds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06

II men wish their names KEEP, out Of fhc
court recoFl Of the Frpress they ioUld refrain
from Eettir & into scrapes 0rttgad EEPress
This a1yice is equal ) applicable . lewis
ten ead Au1urn aad she Journal .ts tn
only way It can be edone.-Lswisios J. mai
TIE same application eau BE- made here ia
Augusta Men no make fools Of hcms lres
and get before the ooarts, can puG it down as
a substantial fact that the readers Of the
kernetsc Journal will knor all about if,
Such men will save Themselves lots of NJ.
necessary trouble BY keeping away from this
ottce With requests to suprress such matters.
1t won't be done. We are not running thz,
lind of . paper.
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Notes.

f. Marion Simpson has been commissioned
postmaster at Carmel, Me.
The President has appointed Joel B Err
hsrdt collector Of customs at New York city.
The secretary of the treasury has appoint
ed George ii. Guernsey superintendent OF
the construction of the public building at
Montpelier. VT
The American commissioners to the Sa-
moan conference have engaged passage for
Europe on the Embria, which sails from
New York on the 18th.
The parcel post convention between the
United States ard the Leeward islands has
been signed bv Postmaster General Wana-
maker and Mr. Edwards, the British charge
daft aires in Wash ngton.
/ The Mai General commanding the army,
has decid.i 20 recommend TO the Secretary
of War that Major q o. A. Arms, retired,
be tried by court martial on charges based on
his conduct on Inauguration day and his
assault upon Gov. Beaver.
There are now very few Maine mon office
seeking in the city. The adjournment OF
| the senate has reduced but not swept away
the h.t of aspirants. Secretary Blaine is
| vet unable to address. himself to public busi-
ness. as he desires, in consequence of the
pressure of applicants for consulsh'ps and
other positions. Mr.. Blaine Is anxious to
give large attention TO those commercial ana
international questions that are now of such
deep Importance.
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ELLIS n ROBERTS
Accepts the AssistantTreasurership OF
New York

Secretary Window received telegram
this afternoon from Ellis II. Roberts, ac-
cepting the appointment of assistant treas
urer at New York. Treasurer Hyatt will re-
main in charge of the New York sub-treas-
ury vaults until Roberts is qualified. Hus-
ton the newly appointed treasurer. will not
assume the duties of office until after
Treasurer Hyatt is relieved in the New York
office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06
THE GERMAN CORVETTE
Said to be Superior to Any OF the
American Ships at Samoa

The German eorvettee Sophie, which sails
from Zanzibar today for Samoa, is a fine
ship and superior to the Richmond, Adams
or Alert, which will constitute the American
squadron at Samoa. She is of IA knots
speed, 220O tons burden, carries eight six
inch and two tnree-inch rides, four machine
guns, a torpedo outfit and uses q forced
draft, which experts here think contributed
largely to the escape of the English vessel
Calliope and enabled her to get up steam on
short time.
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FOREIGN Intelligence.
THE LOUD BoULANGEa


TARls, Aprii D.
Boulanger has issued mai ifesto dated
Brussels, April 9, in which be saws that ii
their robust sense the electors knew how ,c
deal with the tissue of tslsehoods and abom
Unable ISLANDERS against him. The govern
ment has .xtorted from he infatnated par
lament its consent To p- secn'e him before
II court of his puhtleai euemles, not befor,
court j dges All the acts imputed to him
as crimrs were well known " heu he was ap
pointed minister of war. therefore his col
leagues are equally guilty
"All the violence and calumy in the
world he says. will fail TO turn US FROM
our object, which is TO obtain an honest re-
public and the legal exercise of universal
suffrage.
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PRESS COMMENTS.
Prompt Action.

The Governor has called a special session
Of the Maine executive council to act upon
appointments recently made to fill vacancies
in the board Of trustees Of the Insane Ho,
pi,al. TIE bos,l vas left with only two
active trustees by the hurried resignation o:
tro of its members rot long ago. 1, looks
as though prompt action has been taken in
behalf Of the propriet.es, which rebounds 70
the credit Of tine State autbo-ilisa. The re-
cent developments Ia regard u the hospital
are ansgingj but the high character OF the
Few trustees nominated by the Governor !. a
gdaraetee If an earnest purpose 20 suffer no
iriHio2 with thIs ins;itEtion. which is watched
80 j s!ogsiy BY hundreds Of families in this
8tite.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06

L. S. Deputy Marshal Andrews arrested
Anson b. Bo~les Of this CITY. on a charge
Of demanding a greater compensation for his
services and instrums ntality in procuring q
pension claim than is allowed by Law, At
the preliminary hearing before Commission
er Choate last evening. Charles II. White +,
commonly known as Happy" White, tesii-
fed that Boslcs hal on1eayored to collect
from him $3.50 .oI occurring - pcr'ioa. The
Bowie. bei1s unable to 6nd bonds, passed
the nigh; in jail.
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AMBITIOUS ITALIANS
Hope to Extend their Possessions to
Abyssinla.

ROME. 4 0riI ).
In the Chamber Of Deputies today. S.gnoi
Crisp, prime minister stated that the dei.it
of King John OF AUy ssAia would enable
i;aly II extend her possessions to that cou1
try. The government would not take sc'ior
unless it vas feoa to be to lis clear adyan
'age to erL4-gc The area occupied by Italy it
AbysslIia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06
TUE CANADIAN COMMONS
Discusses the Question OF Permitting
the Canadian Pacific to Consolidate
its Debt.


1TIT
The House of Common, today went into a
commiitce of the whole on the bill respect
ing the Canadian Pacific railway, giving the
company increased borrowing powers and the
power to consolidate its debt.
The government tried hard to pass the bill
but after some debate Laurer insisted tina,
the hour devoted to private bills was up, and
the chairman sustained him.
The bill will come up for a third reading
Munlay.
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NO. s3.

indeed. The kind hearted boarding mi,tres,
where they were sent. provided them with
CEN and comfortable clo,hing, They
seemed willing and anxious To work and said
they left home because of unkind treatment
The marshal bok them 10 their homes on the
Pullman Thursday night
Among those who attended the entertain.
ment of rsre excellence ths' was given by
the knssi,s stree, male qaar,c,te of Boston,
with Miss Jennie Couthoui as reader. at Gar.
diner, THURSDAY evening. were Mrs. Merry
ami daushter, Mr., George Stafford, MIR. Ben
Jsmin Tenney and Miss Leigh,
Miss Belle freb,e is visiting friends in
Gardiner,
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EX-MAYOR HUNTER
OF Brooklyn Suffers a Stroke OF Paral.
ysis.

BRooKLYN, April ),
Ex-Mayor John W. Hunter suffered
st-eke of paralysis yesterday One side of
his body was completely parslyzed, but there
are hopes that the effects will not be imme
distely fatal. He is - ears Old. Was au-
ditor IN the custom house many years Was
elected TO Congress in 1865 and lSG2, and
mayor in 1874. Now president Of the dime
saving. bank.
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THE BINDING TwINE TRUST.
An Effort to Break 1t Down by Convict
Labor in Illinois.

SPRINGFIELp, H., April 5.
The House today pass d the joint res1!u-
ton directing the pemtentiary commission to
inquire into the advisabih'y of erecting a
oinding twine plant in one or both of the
state penitentiaries with a view to the use OF
labor of convlcts, in an { fort TO break up
the binding twiRe trust. TIE bill also p-o-
vides the parole s, stem for the prisoners in
the state peniientlaries.
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A FALLING TREE
Instantly Kills Woman at Port Towr-
send, w. 7.

PoRr TOWNSEND, w. T., April 5.
Mrs. Thompson, wife of a settler near
Crescent Bay. was instantly killed yesterday
by n Tree falling on her. crushing her body
into an recognizable mass. She and her
husband left the house for safety during a
terrible wind storm and large tree fell on
them. Thompson was knocked senseiess
with their child in his arms, but recovered
and craw led into the house where he swoOn-
ed Neighbors came along the next day and
found them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-06
INDICTMENTS FOUND
Against Ives. Stsynor and Woodruff
OF New York fer FraucuIeDt Issue OF
EailIoad Shares.

New YORK, April ).
Two additional indictments were found
today against Ives, Staynor and woodruff
for the fraud ulent issue of 100 shares OF
the C. II & u. railroad stock. When en-
gaSed in securing control the C. II ID.
railroad were confronted with block OF
stock sggre eating IL, 600 shares. Ives bought
stock for $50. He deposited small margin
and hurried 10 this city. After securing the
trarsfSr oks. he issued ,lo0 shares, when
he sold. Wrh the money thus secured he
Maid for - 100.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith Taken From the Current News
Of the Day.

Fire Friday morning destroyed sir block,
in the business part Of Attica, Ohio. los.
SEQ O00.
The Rochester. New York street car strike
is still Or and both sides are firm. The sta
BILE men joined the strikers Friday morning.
The New York Yacht club Friday appoint
ed co Dnittee OF seven 70 consider and re-
poit sha, action srall be taken on the "a Sc
Of the DuhrayeH's challenge for America.
cup,
Allari & Sons OF Paris end Of New York,
are accused Of carrying On smugyii1g oper-
fit0rs an immense scale. and quar-. .ity
Of goods has been seiz q al their wsre rooms
by customs officers.
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CAL. MCCARTHY.
Wins the Feather Weight Champion
ship OF 5 merica.

New YORK, April 5.
A battle for the featherweight champion
shin of America $500 side and purse OF
5000 between al Mccarthy of Jersey City and
Matt. Mccarthy, Ed. Hoisk's Philadei phia
unknown. took place tonight at resort not
far from this city on Long Island Cal
Mccarthy was declared the winner IN siK
rounds. Sixty New York and Philsdeipb'a
sporting men were present. llcke" were
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A HEAVY FAILURE.
Downs & Finch of New York Assign
With Liabilities Of S450,OO0.

NEW YORK, April 8.
Downs Finch. well known shirt manu-
facturers Nos. 43 and As Leonard St, made
an assignment TODAY to Theodore Miller No.
229 Broadway. Their liabilities are place d
at $3.50 600. The assets are said TO greatly
exceed that sum No preferred creditors.
Downs & Finch are the most extensive man
ufscturers of fancy shirts in the country,
having swallowed up nearly all competitors.
This failure will be some thing of shock to
the banks which have regarded the firms
paper gilt edged" The members of the
firm are Daniel II. Downs and Cornelius NJ.
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SANFORD BAPTISTS
Dedic ate New Church With Appro-
pirate Ceremonies.

SANFORD, April 4,
The Baptist missionary society dedicated
their new church last night with appropriate
Ger, monies. Rev. A. l.. Dunn, the pastor,
preached the dedication sermon. 1t is in the
Queen Anne style and contains the modern
imprOyemenis including electric lights and
steam heat Its cost vas $500 and is free
from debt.
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The only trouble with Hamburg Figs 10
that they are 80 Pleasant TO the palate that
children are apt 10 eat them when not abb
soiutely necessary, IL they can get hold Of
the m surreptiuou.ly. They will iriure no
one, bat medicine should not DC taken un-
less needed. 25 cents Dose, one Fig.
Mack Drug Co. N. Y. For sale by J. ~.
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MAGGIE MITCHELL
Secures Divorce from Her Husband,
Henry Paddock.

NEW YORK, April 3.
The Tribune this morning has the Glow
ing special dispatch from Trenton, n. }
Divorce granted Maggie Mitchell the ac-
tress from her husband, Henry Paddock,
By Chancellor Mctiill decree having just
been filed in the CHANGER! office in thus city
Complainant's main charge was adultery on
the part of her husband in 1852 and 1854
with Minnie E. Moore, now living in syra-
cuse.
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Chicago Produce Market

CHICAGO, April 5.
Flour prices steady.
WHEAT art ", unsteady. No. 3 spring. yil9ii
M Rcd, Ylay.l
CoRN---No t,55i
0Ars-No. :, 2ii
RYE--quiet at llaiJl.
BARLEY nominal
PoRK--.at = 35t'2 40
LARD--A o 0ta Q5
B,Lk nkAr- sbou d'rs. . 2s,; short rths ul
s4-rt c'ep- 50.
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Star dipg OF the Chess Congress.

NEw YORK, April 4.
In the Chess Congress, Macleod beat
Weiss, Bird beat Gossip, ID. G. Baird beat
Gunsberg, Lipscbultz beat Blacsburne,
Mason beat Deimar, Hanahan beat Marti-
nez. The games between Ischigorin and
showelter, Burrill ard j. W. Baird. judd
ard Burns resulted in draws.
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FREDERICK FRIEDERIcasEN
A Prosperous Horse Dealer Robbed
OF $500.


NEw YORK, April 5.
Frederick Friederichsen, prosperous
horse dealer from Hamburg, Germany. was
robbed of $500 while asleep in Busch's
Hotel at Hoboken, last night. A man who
registered rs " illiam II. Lewis occupied the
next room to Frederichsen and was missing
the next morning. He is supposed to be
the thief.
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New Cabinet at Peru.

LIMA, Aprli D,
A new cal met has been formed Minister
of state. police and public works, Pedro
Alexandra ID. Solsr; minister of war, Gull
lermo Ferryi io. minister Of justice. CUTLER.
no A'Seoano; minister of finance, EHlo2io
Delgato; minister of foreign affairs, Manuel
Qrigoyen.