Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-04
NEWS NUGGETS.


by the caps1Zlng OF canoe at Montreal, q,
Saturday. six young men were drowned.
During the fiscal year there were issued
30j.,6 pension certificates of all classes ,as
against 250, ,'J6i in 1891.
Telegrams from Constantinople repre- sent
that the whole southern shore of the Cas-
plan Sea is infected with cholera.
The coromer's inquest held on Friday. at
Iloulton in regard to the death of Paul
Michaud. at IIoulton on Wednesday, de-
developed nothing particularly new,
James S. Clarkson. president of the Ma
tional Republican League has issued call
announcing that the annual convention will
be held at Buffalo, \. V, Sept. lst.
United States Minister Lincoln will give
a reception to Americans on Monday from
4 to d o'clock, at London and at the Sayery
Hotel there will be great American din
ner in the evening.
The coroner's jury in the Chester, n. H..
murder sensation, returned a verdict that
the cause of Jonathan Glass death was foul
play. Suspicion is directed tow ards Henry
IIoyt, the dead mans son-in-Iaw.
John A Logan, Jr.. while riding runa-
way horse at the race track at Yorktown.
o.. Friday, was thrown off, dragged and
seriously hurt. His left arm was broken
and it is feared that he was injured inter
nally.
information has been received at Buffalo,
n. Y, from high official of well known
locomotive mandatory, that the various
locomotive works of the United States, in
cluding the Brooks, Baldwin and others,
have been or are to be consolidated into
one large plant. to BE- located at Depew
the new suburb of Buffalo.
Steamboat Maine of the Stonington Line
is the vessel which was in collision with
the yacht Nourmahal. Thursday night, of
| BartIetts reef light house. The captain OF
the Maine lays all the blame on the pilot OF
the yacht. The latter boat he declares
paid no attention to the signals of the
| Maine.
| The executive committee of the Quincy
Mass. Granite Manufactures, Friday even
| ing, voted not to consider the proposition OF
the Quarrymen's Union. to adopt bill o.
prices to terminate March lst., 1894 Thi
action is taken because Of the vote of tn.
New England manufacturers, not to rec0g-
nize the Quarrymen's Union.
Assistant-Seeretary Spauldng has refused
an application for the free entrance OF
| bronze doors from st. John, y. b., for tn.
purpose of being fitted with locks at STAN
1 ford, Conn. notwithstanding that they ar,
to be returned. Mr.. Spanlding says tina
this privilege can legally be extended onl,
to machinery imported into the Unite,
States for repairs.
of the 1876 cottages at Squirrel Island
about 25 have been opened thus far, and o,
some of the cottages carpenters and painter
were at work last week. Since last seasoi
new cottages have been built by Mr.. Fred
eric Danforth and Mr. II. y. Maxey O
Gardiner: Mr.. X. W. Patterson and Mr.
A. II. Davenport of Maiden. Mass. Con
gressman Nelson Dingley. Jr, arrived a
bis cottage Wednesday. and his son Edwart
n. Dingley and family of Kalamazoo, Mich.
came with him, The post office openes
"Wednesday for the season with Miss Ami,
3. kendrick Of Boothbay, postmistress.
Following are the Name agents Of tn.
Granite State Insurance Co. entertaines
with others at Hotel Wentworth, New.
castle, Y. H., By President Frank Jones
". W. Woodbury., Monmouth. John b
Donovan. Alfred; George 4. Grant, Saeo
Wilbur Cousens. Ognnquit: Francis II
Cousens. Kennebnnkport Henry W
Cushmaa, Ellsworth; r. H. Herson. South
Berwick: J. W. Mcclure, Bangor; Free,
| land Howe Norway. Seth W. Fife. Frye
burg: Gen Samuel ID. Leasitt, Passport
A. s. Hathaway. Canton; ]. A. Slower
| Kitsery: A. Bailey, Gardiner; George II
Grant. Ellsworth: William II. Lawrence
| Sorrento: F. E. Voter, Pennington. Enocf
| Gsnsens. Ksnnebunkport; G.. II. NOVEL;
Sanford: c. b. Bailey. Lewiston: NJ y
| Bartlett. WaterviiIe: Melville Woodman
BiIdeford; W. II. Judkins. Dexter.