Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-19
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From the North, East
South and West.

| The barges Sooloo and Storm King ashore
| on Pol lock Rips will probably be tota
losses.
The eastern half of the business portion
of Clyde, Mo-, was destroyed by fire Thurs
day night.
| The big deal by which the whiskey trust
secures control of five large distilleries III
addition to those already in the combine ha;
been closed.
Haytian exiles aud indictments have de
cided to postpone their revolution unit
| December, in order to allow the coffee crof
to be harvested.
The Queen of England arrived at Wind
sor from Balmoral Friday. Notwithstand
ing rumors of her failing physical comb
| ton she looked to be in the best of health
! Agents of two Mexico lotteries were ar.
rested at New Orleans, Thursday night
| They have been doing business in violation
of the law that gives to the Louisiana Lot
terry Company a monopoly of selling lotter,
tickets in New Orleans.
An outbreak among the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe tribes in the Indian Territory is
threatened Men familiar with their ways
declare that unless prompt action be taken
by Uncle Sam, $500 red skins will be on
the warpath by Jan. lst.
A village in Washington county, Ark. on
the White river was totally destroyed by a
cyclone Thursday. Every house in the
town except the schoolhouse was demo'-
ished. No lives were lost hut damage to
property will be heavy.
The project of the Paris police has re-
"a. r
ceived warning that if the extradition OF
| Francois to the French authorities by the
English magistrate is confirmed on appeal.
there will be fresh explosions in Paris.
! Special threats were made against the Brit
ish embassy.
The cyclone which did so much damage
at Red Bud, I'll destroyed considerable
property at Chester. The storm blew
down a large tree upon the house of Her
man Often at New Palestine and crushed it.
Mrs. Often and her two children were in it
at the time.
Michael Bith, an Italian and his wife,
locked their two children, aged respectively
two years and six months, in their house
Thursday During their absence the elder
child pulled some Goals from the stove, set
ting the house on fire and burning both
children to death.
Through the efforts of a firm of brokers
who negotiated securities for the young
embezzler William Scanton, at Boston, the
National Bank of Commerce has recovered
all securities belonging to Lee, Higg1nson
& Co. amounting to 1000, which were
stolen by Scanton. All moneys were
received except sI1.which Scanson expended
for mackintos but the authorities have
the macintosh.
4 New York paper says an organization
having for its object the freedom of Ireland
has lust been formed in that city by rnem-
bers of the Irish Republican brotherhood.
1t is to be secret revolutionary society and
is intended to supersede the Clan-na-Gael-
which it declared is drag on efforts for
Irish freedom Circulars have been issued.
calling upon Irishmen to join the movement
and deuonncing the political conduct OF
Rome and it, interference in Irish national
affairs. Mr.. Carol is president; j. T..
Timmons, vice president; Edw. Whecian,
treasurer; 2. j. IIaybryne and 5. Cava
naugh, secretaries
A most brutal affair occurred at Perth,
Y, B., a short distance below Andover,
Wednesday morning. man by the name
of Bisho,, had some alteration with his
wife because she had not compelled their
little boy to get UP earlier. Going to the
bed, be seized the little fellow and quickly
jerkcd the innocent sleeping child to the
floor, and not satisfied with that. repeatedly
licked him with his heavy boots. Instant
death was the result. The murdered boy
was only 3 years of age. Having com
pieted the dsstar,ily deed, the inhuman vii
lain went to Andeyer and offered to give
himself up TO the officers. Notwithstanding
this the murderer IS still al large, roaming
abou, his neigihorhoai at will.