Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-08-08


natl is reported to have been captured By I
bandits in Italy.
The Behring Sea dispute and seizures
continue to excite the Canadians.
The loss by the confagration at Spokane
Falls, W. T., is now placed at $40, 900 600
The necessary signatures having been Sc
cured, eleven million acres of the Sioux res
ervation will be thrown open to settlement.
Five men Saturday night raided a Hsdson
River boarding house. terrorizing the guests
but they are now in the penitentiary.
Twenty-seven hussars fell exhausted from
their horses during military review at Buds
Pesth yesterday.
The result of the election in the Cherokee
Nation is unfsvorabe to the sale of the much
coveted strip.
The Naval War College of the torpedo
station was formally opened at Newport,
Monday.
Thirty one deaths from bloody fux have
occurred at Whitehall, ILL.,, and sixteen at
Warsaw, Ill.
The South Dakota Constitutional Conven-
ton has adjourned sine die.
Petro Alberto. an Italian near Mt Carmel,
was arrested for attempting TO murder little
boy.
rhe first Ignite sugar refinery in this coun-
try is about to be put in operation at Phila-
delphia.
James FIildebrand, of Red Lion York
County. was held for court on the charge Of
issuing forged notes.
A little girl of Halfvile, Lancaster County,
Pa. vas fatally shot by playmate who
pointed shotgun at her in fun.
John b. Roach, in an interview, denied that
the shipyard at Chester was to be bought up
by a syndicate.
Preparations are being made for the exc
cuiion of Kemmler at the Auburn, N Y,
State Prison by electricity.
Some of the furnaces near Reading, Pa,
are unable to continue owing to the scarcity
of coke in consequence of the coke strike.
Severals factories aud dwellings were IN
rooted and much other damage done by
violent wind and rain storm at Newhurg,
Ind. Sunday
Two thousand of Wad ell Njumi's followers
surrendered Monday. The British troops on
the frontier will leave for Cairo Immediately.
Over 100 girls employed in Hunsicker &
Co.'S hosiery factory at Reading. Pa, struck
yesterday owing to a reduction of twelve
Herman Carman, the wealthy German who
fred one bullet into his brain week ago
Sunday at Chicago and another one Tues
day, died Monday night
Captain James II. Rigby, commander of
the famous ''Rigb,'s Battery" in the late
war, dropped dead from heart disease at
Baltimore Monday, aged 50 years.
The old paper mill at Mill River. near
Great Darlington, leased by A. +. Hind of
New York, and of late used in the making of
blotting paper. was burned this week. Loss
$4,000.
| After eating home made ice cream Satur-
day night, Richard j. Smith, his wife and
two children, of Brockton, Mass, were taken
violently ill and narrowly escaped death,
The safe of Dye Brothers, private bank
ers. at Allegany. N. Y, was blown open by
burglars Monday morning and a large sum
of mouey and quantity of securities stolen.
The Sierif's posse which pursued the
Wabash tain robbers returned to Kansas
City without the bandits. All trace Of the
thieves was lost in the river few miles
from the scene of The robbery.
A wagon containing family of Ave,
father mother and three children, was blown
from the road into Black Creek during the
storm at Mitchell, Ind, Sunday. All five
were drowned. Many houses were nn-
rooted.
General Sheridan's book has reached the
sale of GO, 900 copies.
Amy Robsart," hitherto unknown work
of Victor Hugo, has been published.
Governor Ames'. condition Tuesday was
considerably better The governor Save that
no wi ha T., iant
Harrison.
The attempt tn mise funds for monument
to John Bright does not prosper. Only
$40. coo was wanted but only ais 600 has
been secured.
Charming Memorial Church Nexnort y
I has voted to extend a call tn Rev George
W. Gutter. ID. D.. of Buffalo. N. Y. I, be.
come its pastor. Dr. Cutter is of middle
aye and an able preacber
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VIZ VIZ 80 "e.' VI ",e n'''l,' Ha'y has SCI
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The body or Melain koll, the little girl
who was supposed to have been stolen by
gypsies IN New YORK, was found floating in
the river.
william hoch, son OF a New York weiss
peer brewer, nleu OF actymecosis' or run |
gous growth OF the liver. disease peculiar
to cattle.
F'fteen hundred Dervish insurgents sub
United TO General Hrenfeil and steps have !
been taken to prevent another invasion.
fearful mot between rival factions of
Coolies 10 re ported from Siam Five thous-
and persons fought ike demons and many /
we're Killed.
The naval review off Spitheai, in honor Of /
Emperor William, WAS great success Six /
miles of armed vessels were arravea in three
parallel lines. The Kaiser was much i'm.
pressed.
Mr., MAVERICK made s,..smsnt in h.
own dsfar.a al ri-srro,, a~,I.;e;r, ~
presence of ar.euicsl fy paper. bv ssviny
she u.ed them in nrenar;ng a cosmetic and
a.se ring tina, her bu,band had rar,n.aed bs-
10 mir a pevder With .ome mea, er,r,c, The
night before hi. death S,ronv aYne,t av,.
dence wa. also aifuced for the defense.