Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-01-01
1.-THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL.

Concerning Irregularities Occurring -
Reason Of the Scramble for Mossy.
January
10 Henry P. Marshall. late cashier Of the Sea-
mans Savings bank. New York. defaulter b
$65000
~ $4,000 defacation by Joseph Moore agent In
Indiana polls Of the Connecticut Mutun' LIE
iRsuranee company
FKBRUARY
g. Defalcation OF Henry Dicckmann, president a
the Mauntell Bergen Mining company. ~
ported
g. Failure Of the Reading iron works for a.
10000
IS ENLIGHTENMENT OF $4,000 by Edgar Swan. tell
er Of the City National bank. Lynn. Mass. d.
covered
10 Assignment of North & Co.. Boston pork pack
ers: liabilities. $4,000
% $1,000 extorted from President Mofiatt, Of The
First National bank. Denver. Col. by an -
genious robber
q Disappearance Of the cashier Of tho Bank Of
Anoka Mimi, with 10000
NAY.
. Declarations In tho Scranton CPa) City bank
reported
. Assignment OF Lewis Bros, Of New York; ~
bilities 100000,
30 Assignment Of f & A. n Bachelor. sAos
manufacturers. Of Boston and North Brook
field. Mass liabilities. 81 ,0CC,I0
AUGUST.
= Arrest of j. Cullom, OF Minneapolis. Nina.
charged with $500 900 forgeries
IS Fourteen years imprisonment imposed upon
Eben S Allen. . New York street raiiroad
president for overixsue Of stock
q Payment suspended by the Warregan mf8
and Thornton worsted company. Of Prov
dence. K |
Keystone Furnace company. Of Reading. "a.
suspended payment.
g. Douglass Axe company. OF Boston HAL.
robbed by its treasurer
"A Wreck Of Duncan, Campbell Sons. Of Mon
treal. by reason Of forgeriea
q SUSPENSION Of the publishing house Of Bedford.
Clarke Co
q Henry Ives released In New York BY reasas
Of disagreement Of the jury.
q Embezzlement Of $4,000 by Fl. s. CLIFFORD. .
Chicago head oookk ceper, announced
ocroBkR
10 Suspension Of Lsssing, solomon Rosenthal,
in Waco Tex; Liabilities. Sl.00O 100
81 $4,000 defaIcaton by ". H. Cresson cAshier
Of the Conshohocken National bank, in Penn
sylvania
IS Suspension Of the plaster and cordAes Arm Of
W Norris at Montreal; Liabilities, 81, 90
orcIMBRR
|: Defaication Of c. L Silcott, cashier % -
sergeant at arms United States houss II -
resentatives, in $7&0o
Glass Eyes
A German paper makes the astounding
statement that more than 200, 900 glass eyes
are made every year III Germany and Swift
zerland, while one French house manufac-
lures 3u0,00 Of them annually. The pupil u
IN lc OF colored glass, and sometimes red
lines are painted on the inner surface to simu-
late the veins The largest number OF these
eyes are bought by laborers who are exposed
to fire, and are consequently liable to lcse an
eye An artificial eve rarely lasts more than
i've years, as the secretions of the lachrymA
glands n the surface Of the glass DR..
Magnus nas pointed out that the expression
Of the eyes is almost solely due TO the move
nrnt of the upper eye,i,is. and this is the rea-
son that we may see man with a glass eye -
hundred times before We dis.ver bis in
firmly
Note How Your Friend Laughs.
# is well known and easily demonstrated
scientific fact that different people sound
different vowe!- when laughing, from which
fact a clos h eiser has drawn the follow
ing conclusions: People who laugh in
prono uncr. aiu franz. honest and fond
q noise and excitement, though they are
often of versatile and fckie disposition
Lau; ter in tpr,.,inunced as ayl is peculiar
to pAiegmatic ami melancholy PERSONS
Th,e,4 - no laugh in pronounced a. -..i are
cid or simple minded. obiiging, sffec-
tion,'s. tImid and undecided peorla To
laugh III . Indicates generosity and daring.
Avoid if possible all those Who laugh in Z, q
they are wholly avoid Of principle st
Louis Republic.