Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-21
NEWS NUGGETS,
Brought By the Wires From North, East,
West and South.

The Union depot of the n. Y, n II.
II. X R, at New Haven WAS burned Sat.
urdsy.
The site OF the post flee at Ess' Knox
Waldo county, has been changed 90 rods
west on route 2S5.
Col. Mspleson, the we'll known mxnsgef
Of the opara, has been stricken by psrslysi.
| and is in Paris in = dangerous condition.
james Lyman, 8 lsborer, WAS caught in
the shsftiDg in the card room Of the Law
renee Manufacturing Company, Lowell.
Saturday, AID had his left arm taken If
nesr the shoulder.
N, c. Berry, so years old. of 2 Ssnborn
sv., Dorchester, vas killed at the Harvard
street station of the New York & New Eng
land rsilrosd, Boston, Saturday, by the l.
comming Providence express.
1t is understood thst ii ,me Secretary
Matthews will probably order to be re-
leased in May Mrs. Florence Ethel o.
borne, now serving sentence Of nine
months' imprisonment for perjury.
Frederick Hengle, aged 40 years, COM
mi,ted suicide at Philadelphia, Saturday
placing his head unGer steam hammer Al
the establishment Of pesrce, Kirsch & ca p.
manufacturing jewellers, Thirty -jixsh and
Market streets.
A tremendous sensation was caused at
Paris, Saturday, in the financial world by
the announcement of the failure of the
BanQue des Chemius de Fer ard the suicide
OF M. Donguresu, one Of the best know n
tiaanciers in the city.
A terrific explosion of gasoline occurred
- E.iI G.turdup in fha ~
establishment, Ii and l8 Third street,
| owned by Alfred Cisrkson. Two store
fronts were shattered, and the side of a
Two pedestrians were cut by flying glass.
The damage by are WAS light.
In the municipal criminal court, Boston,
| ia the case of William Fisnnery, charged
with the murder f Fsyetie WEIGH, Sstur.
| day, Judge Ely ordered tbe complsint
charging Fiagnery with murder qusshed
aud new complaint for msnslsughter &c
be drawn up. FiannerS WAS then ausigneC
on the charge Of msnslhughter and bal
was placed at $4,000 to hold the defendan
for the grand jury u It'll the first Monday IL
April.
| Eivard Emmons, the 'ossiied man,
| died at Port Jefferson, L l., Saturday
from the grip Emmons vas born here
and was 80 gears old. In his early year
he was sailor, but when he was 22 year
old he became sillicted with rheumatism
ard fer l6 years lie never left the house
his bones gradually becoming ossi6ed. HI
suff red terribly for several years, but hi
pain ceased shout two years ago. HI
father was stll cted in the same way, Blu
later in life, ami he died before his lint
were entirely seE.
In the Phillips Exeter Eth annual indoo
meeting. Saturday. three school record
were broken. Daniels and Sayer, both '93
were the stars of the meeting In tht
vault the 70 M T raised the school record
bis own, ffom CIT 10 l-2ln. to TT. In III,
high kick he easily broke the school e
cord-hkswise his own-of Oft. 1-2,n
finally touching the pan at 9it. Gin, break
ing Andover's record by All inch. 10 tn
standing high jump Sayer made a nev
record of At lin. That broken was 4ft
8 l2iD., made by himsely and DsDiel
Feb. %.
A Copstantinople dispatch says: ~
transpires that the Russisn ambassador, b.
Threatening 10 leave Constsntinople, com
PEELED the Sultan TO surrender the ma
accused of being the murderer Of M. Vel
kovitch, the Bulgarian agent Bulgsri
now contemplates suspension o
her payment of tribute to Turkey, as a pre-
test sgsinst the surrender Of the murderer
VINO is alleged to have committed his Grim
in the interest Of the Russian cAbsl III bu
garis. Should the tribute be stopped, Tut
key would be obliged to take steps to en-
force the suzersinty she claims over Bul
gsris, and serious consequences cout
hardly be sverted.