Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-29
NEWS NUGGETS.
srsusAs b. The wires irss tAe Nssih. Cast
uesa and Seulh.

south CITY Markets, with Warrcn's Hotel
adjoining, Dublin, were burned Saturday
loss, $500 900.
Threatening weather caused another
posiponesncn, Of the races. AT Charter TAX
Park, Saturday, and under the rules all are
declared Oft except the colt race for Sio,-
600, which will be tro,ted Monday.
Theophilus C.. BALL, who disappeared
from Providence last June, arrived IN
Woonsocket Friday. He left home while
laborinc under mental alteration. caused
by ia grippe" and heightened by business
troubles and the excessive use of duinine.
Says the Washington Star editorially !;
Senator Dawes withdrawal is unique.
There is absolutely no Indication that he
doesn't mean every word of il. He has
been an able, faithful and useful public
servant, aud he will be greatly missed by q
wide circle of fricnis in Washington.
Nine. Mars, bear tanner, while per
forming in show in Paris, Saturday,
slipped at fell. The bears at once sprang
upon the PROSTATE woman and tore her to
pieces. Her husband made desperate eff
fort to save her, killing one of the hears
and receiving severe wounds in the strug-
gle.
Mr.. Henry Labouchere has written a
letter to Mr.. Gladstone complimenting HIM
upon his chivalry in accepting the sole re :
sponsibility for the arrangement of tie
ministry. In this letter Mr. Lahouchere
declares his answering LOYALTY 10 Mr..
Gladstone. hut advises him not TO permit
the pressure of the Home Rulers TO swamp
Radical measures.
The Porte has caused an investigation to
he held regarding the burning of the house
of Rev. Mr.. Bartlett, an American mission
airy at Bourdour, in Asia Minor; and q
report has been received showing that :.
was due to the carelessness of an American
servant, and not to the fanatIcism of the
natives. The report also states that the
statement that Mr. Bartlett is in danger of
being killed by fanatieal Moslems is false.
The 81, 900 Futurity stakes of 1892 has
been decided. and the victor is Mr. William
NJ. Siugerley's bavSeolt Morello by Eolus,
ont of Cevise. by Noccasin. the veteran
rider William Hayward, landing the young
stcr first past the post at Sheepshead bay
saturday afternoon. Two lengths in the
wake of the Philadel phia-owned two-year-
old was Mr.. August Balmont's handsome
tillv Lady Nioles, who conceded the winner
three pounds. while third place was won by
Mr.. james r. keene'> unnamed chestnut
colt by imported St Blaze out of Bella
donna, who was beaten half a length for
second money.
In the Cream case at London, Saturday,
aitcr hearing the evidence Sir John Bridge
committed Cream on the four charges of
murder by poison-na namely, the murder o.
Matilda Clover, of Ellen Donworth and o
the girls Shrivell AMI Marsh. Neill was
was also committed on the charge of hay-
ing attempted to murder Louisa Harvey by
giving her capsules with strichnine, which
she pretended to take hut threw them away,
and of having attempted TO hlackmail DR.
Joseph Harper of Barnstabe by charging
that DR., lIarper's son had poisoned the
girls Marsh and Shrivell, and threatening
to reveal the alleged fact to the authorities
unless paid money. The eases now 20 to
Il. Il