Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-16
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought BY the Wires From the North, East,
South and West.

Eleven new cases of cholera and two
deaths reported at Bula Pesth Monday,
About 5000 bales of cotton on board the
steamer Ashley nj Galveston, Tex. were
damaged by Ave Monday,
The ST. Paul plow and Wagon Works at
Gladstone, Mimi, burned Tuesday morn
ing. Loss 81 900, nearly covered by in
suranec.
The Rochdae Mill owners in England
have decided 10 pu, their operatives on
short time. This decision affects ,.oo,Ooo
| spindlcs.
| Both parties in Wyoming are yet claim
| ing the Legislature. Before the result can
possibly he known an official count must be
| made in three counties.
A Chicago morning paper says Judge
| Pfeiifer will on Thanksgiving Day, Nov.
~, pardon Oscar Neche, the anarchist con
| victei of completely in the liaymarket riot
| in 1856 and sentenced to u years imprison-
mcnt.
Ina village near Limoges, France, Mon
aay night, dynamite bomh exploded on
| the steps of dwelling house. The build
was somew hat damaged but nobody hurt.
Intense excitement prevails in the com
munity.
A, st. Clarsvile, Ohio, Monday night,
| a crowd of 20 drunken miners engaged IN a
| free fight in which knives, stones and clubs
were used. Dnc man was killed and an
other fatally wounled. The row arose
over political dispute.
Every day brings some change in the
original reports of the complexion of the
Kansas Legislature. Complete returns are
still lacking Mrs. Lease says that If not
barred BY the constitution she will be IL
candidate for the United States senatorship
herself.
| A number of large wooden manufactur-
ing companies at Rockville, Conn. received
| notice 10 cancel orders for goods for large
quantities owing TO the result of the recent
| election. Plans made by one company for
building new mill have been indefinitely
postponed.
| In the equity session of the supreme
court at Boston, Tuesday, Judge Lathrop
decided to report the case of Fred Sturte-
want, serving % years sentence under Ia
btual criminal law, for consideration of
| the full bench. The case is to test the
constitutionality of the law.
| Cholera is again increasingly virulence at
St. Petersburg. Monday IL new eases and
5 deaths were reported. The increase is
attributed to the warm weather that is ut
present prevailing. Numerous eases of in
fluenza are also reported and these are also
| attributed to the unreasonable weather.
Gov. -elect Llewelling of Kansas will not
enforce the prohbitory law and the Repub-
| lcan police commissioners have already
taken their hands off. Dozens of com
pletely equipped saloons opened up in the
| state Tuesday Inside of 60 days saloons
will be in full blast in every town in the
state.
A dispatch originating at Pittsfed Mass,
| Nov. 10. stated that the new paper mill,
| which is to cost 800 900, was not to be
built owing to the result of the Presidential
election Treasurer Burnett said there is
not a word of truth in the report. The
contract was awarded months ago and the
mill is now being erected.
| Probably no criminal was ever executed
in London who had a less plying mob
| awaiting his extinction than Thomas
Neill He died amid general excavations.
When the black flag was run up on the
| flagstaff lust as the church clock had ceased
Ginning g. gr0ans and half-suppressed
bowls along the ranks of the people who
| had assembled testified to the state of feel
| ing prevalent.
| One non-unionst shot and almost in
stantly killed another Monday night in q
bunk house ef the Carnegie steel works at
| Homestead. The murderer is Max New
man and the name of the victim is supposed
to be Maynard. Newman came from New
| York and has been working in the 32-incb
mill lie says he was assaulted while
asleep and believing that his assailant was
a striker he fired and killed him.
| Thomas f. Gilroy, mayor-elect of New
York city in an interview at New Orleans,
Monday night said that Richard Croker
would not take the Office of collector of the
port of New York under any circumstances,
and is not seeking any other office. Many
said Tammany would make no demands on
Cleveland. 1t had done its duty by the
party and would he satisfied with whatever
recognition Cleveland chose to bestow Of
his own voliion.
| A dispatch to the New York Herald from
| Juan Pictri, minister of finance at Caracs,
| Venczula, says ''Mijires, criminal under
the common law, was on board the steamer
| Philadelphia and the captain refused to
give him up. The American consul said
the steamer was an auxiliary of the navy.
| II was impossible for armed force to board
her, because they bad taken away the lad
der leading up the side of the vessel. She
left without her papers. The government
is about to apply the law relating to con
sgnees III such cases.