Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-02
NEWS NUGGETS.
,3roushi BY the Wires From the North. East
South and West.

| Cyclones and rain storms have caused
enormous damage in Southern Arkansas
the past few days.
Ellis Goldberg, importer and dealer in
beads and millinery trimming, II and -
West Houston street, New York, assigned
| Thursday.
| Forty choleraic cases have been reported
| in the department of Morbihnm in the
western part of France since May IL. OF
these cases 2S resulted fatally.
| William Tow Dsend. arrested on suspicion
of intention to murder Prime Minister Glad
stone was Thursday adiudged insane by the
court at London and committed to an asy-
| lum.
| Arrion Walton, mulatto, aged %, was
| arrested at Boston Thursday, charged with
assault on Charles +. List, who was found
unconscious on Eliot street early Thurs
| day
Alfred Henry Wilson, trader. Montreal
doing business as Wilson 4 Frost has as
| signed. Liabilities, secured, Ssl 800; I'M
secured, Si2l,s l4. Assets, mainly real
estate.
The Atchison Railroad has reduced its
Worlds FAIR rates and it is expected that
iiIlS dttiOH " III tdhst Dtiitf Iodus ~ kHDth
| the bottom ont of Exposition rates from all
| over the West.
A Paaucah, Ky, dispatch says that ter
rife wind storm ragged there Wednesday.
Fifty business houses and dwellings were
unroofed. Much damage was done at other
places in that vicinity.
A special from Dunkick, n. Y, says re-
por. has reached there from Vanburen
Point that a farm house burned Thursday
| morning and that four of the FIVE inmates
persisted in the flames.
Another tli.p tch was received at the
state department THURSDAY from Minister
Baker dated Masaya. June /. stating that
peace is restored at Nicaragua and the new
government goes into operation today.
A cyclone struck Rosedale, Miss,
wednesday. Twenty buildings were either
| wrecked or badly damaged. Two persons
we're killed and five injured. Trees and
fences were carried by wind like straws.
The correspondent of the Berlin Tage-
blatt cables that the British East Africa Co,
vacated Uganda, April /, and that Sir
Gerard Portal has hoistcd the British flag
and proclaimed protectorate over the region.
| The body of an unknown man was
washed ashore at the foot of . street, South
Roston II HAD cut over tho rigbt ave
| and the nose was broken. An autopsy is to
tie held. The body had apparently been in
the water couple of days.
Ilovds. sanitary insrec.o- a. p,yi.d
As;atic Tnrk.y. announces the un,break Of
ebolrr. at some of the stations on the
| Tip,is AMI AZ Hussorah. n nor, IN tho Sh,,
| al Aral. MANY deaths have been reporte,i
and ,b, authorities fear an endemic
! The Paris correspon,Ien. of the london
/ Morning Post saws that French exhibitor.
compl.in bt,erI, of the treatment reraixed
| bv thu n, NJ the sands the managers of tho
/ Worids Fair in Cbirnuo. and Of custom.
and railway Off i'll. in the limited States.
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