Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-20
TRLEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Walter, the twelve-yea old son of 0. ". Rob bins, was drowned yesterday in Millsr's river, at Orange, Mass.
 William Russell, founder of the Fall Mountain Paper company of Bellows Falls, Vt, died Sun day night. He was the oldest paper maker in America
 Joseph Rouleau, e French Canadian, aged six teen, was drowned in Round Bay, Laconis, N. H., yesterday afternoon. He was skating and got too far on thin ice.
 A large sailing vessel name and cargo un- known, ran ashore in the fog yesterday morning between Little Egg harbor and Little Beach inlet, N. J. She will probably be a total loss
 The storehouse and waiting room of the High land Wharf and Land company on the pier at Cottage City, Mass, were destroyed by fire yes terday afternoon. The wharf was unintured.
 Fifteen granite cutters struck at the works of Jarvis Brothers in East Montpelier yesterday morning, owing to the firms employing too many apprenticss-the same trouble that has al- ready caused much difficulty in that section. The News Paris correspondent says au agree ment has been signed to release the Paris fund. Messrs. Dillon, Dayitt and Harrington wIll award Messrs. Dillon and Davitt will award the re- mainder.
 The Most Rev. Michael Togue, archbishop of Armagh and primate of all Ireland, and the Most Rev. William Vaughan, archbishop of Westmin. ste :, have received letters notifying them that | they will be made cardinals at the coming papal | consistory.
 "A meeting of advocates of free trade was held | in Melbourne yesterday at which 8 resolution of fered by Sir Henry Parkes, congratulating the democrats of the United States upon their re- cent electoral victory was adopted. Congratula' tions were also cabled to President-elect Cleve' | land.
 It is again rumored that the Prince of Wales l will visit the worlds fair next summer. He will come, the rumor has 1t, in his new cutter yacht | and that he will disembark at Montreal or Que | bee. It is said that he will enter the new curtel | yacht in some way in the Americas cup con | tests. | All the miners and workmen of the Spring
 Hill colIiery, the largest in Nova Scotia, strucl
 yesterday and operations entirely ceased. Ths | immediate cause of the trouble is grievances re l specting short weight and docking. On' thousand persons are thus thrown out of ern ! ployment and the business of the town of Sprtnt | HM will be parayzed.
 The failure of the American Wood Paper com | pany was reported yesterday. The company mills are at Manayunk and Spring City, Pa, an, headquarters at Providence. R. I. The compan. | Is one of the oldest wood paper makers in th | country, having been incorporated twenty -hv years ago. The sheriff received an attaohmen | against the company or S2, 1o0 in favor or 6eorg | H. Remington of New York.
 , District Attorney Burleigh made informatio 7 yesterday at Pittsburg before Alderman McMai ters charging N. F. Dempsey, district workms
 ! cf the K. of L., and J. M. Davidson and Patric
 | Gallagher with felonious assault and battery an
 | administering poison. The men are 1mpllcate y ! in the alleged poisoning conspiracy et Hom - stead. According to the confessions Of Dayfdso
 and Gallagher, who were cooks at the mill, Dernl sey furnished poison which they placed in Il : The Passanaquoddy tribe of Indians
 Maine vil get no redress from sps s0Ysrums