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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
A MURDER FlENO.
Fears in Polic- Circles of New York
That One Is Operating in tha: CITY

New YORK, Nov. 2G Has New York
murder fcni of the Jack the Ripper kind'
This Is a question that is agitating police
circles Just now, ami a number OF the
brightest men in the detective force are
quietly engaged Ia invesiig ,ting the mat
ter II all comes from the strange finds
OF the last two weeks. Briefly told the
latest facts are these
The East River has gwen up another
body, this time the mutiiated remains OF a
man. As 10 nearly eyery instance Of the
kind, there are no clues % the mans iden-
THY, but the torn truak points - but one
coaeiusion--that shocking crime has
been committed
The heaiiess. armless body Of the man
Is now lying at the morgue. The right leg
is also missing. The only riicle of raj
ment found was gaiter upon the left
foot The hasty examination made did
not disclose any mark that might possibly
lead to Identification.
One week ago Friday morning, just at
the same hour, the body Of a woman,
whose head aud facs were slashed so as TO
make reec Enition almost an impossiblity,
was taken out Of the river at pier 40. 1t
was murder All the cuts p iuted to
that theory, and the autopsy afterwards
made proved its truth. Tie male victim
found this morning was only few blocks
away at pier i2.
Already the police are figuring that the
two crimes yrere committed by the same
hand: that he butcher responsible for the
womau's death killed the man. The
woman's body gave every evidence that
it had deem in the water four or five days.
The man had been Killed some days longer.
All kinds of reasoning Of the widest
kind is being INDUCED in. Not the least
accepted story is that both crimes were
committed by woman who is bent On re-
veugiug some real or fancied injury done
her By man or woman kind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
SPARKS FROM M,'aE WIRES.

Martin Foster, widower, aged 10 living
alone in Bremen. MT having been seen
since Monday, the neishbors effected an
entrance 10 Lis house Friday and found i'm
dead in bed. lie had sYiiently retired
some Ugh; during the week AMI expired
suddenly.
Superintendent Charles X. IIanscom Of
the Bath Iron Work' says that the steel
steam yacht row huilding there Cor William
A. Slater of Norwiah, Conn, is the largest
and flnsst ever built in this eonntfv. IL
will be well toward completion when
launched, which will probably rot be sefore
March.
Liawoo1 J. Osgeoi, who since lie was
two years Of sRr. had lived ith his uncle
James Mead, in the town of Dsdham, a
short distance from the Bucksport liDe ac-
ciientally ,h.t himself Friiay from the
effects OF which he died in shout two hour.
MIR o good vas nearly 20 years Of age.
II, had losded HE rife and started out of
the house y hen lis aunt spoke TO him, and
ia setting the gun down the charge exploded,
the bail entering lis head near the temple.
Mrs. Mead hastily summoned her husband
from hts work but nothing could BE- done
= the young man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
he NEVER CANE BACK.


po,,,t,xp. Nov. % Cant. Hudson J.
u,..,, i.t, f,r colIcctor of cu.ton,s
Il.
for the Wfi'ooofo us 'l''' anu que ~ 'Ne
hardest political workers of the city, is not
s.a, j., his usuql hauzts. and all because he
''"'' p'3 '''
Capt Hewetts s1oF'' WINE u'oi',"s y
great deal OF the humHrot hss US pa'h,ut
'i"' n'i' :. :, :, ".'' =, = 80 8
stern Tax G. lleC tor FsrT' Il tfeis t'n2@ or
regret st 'he W. h't-s t'pesI1 P'.SI.. sa,,,,.
circumstances OF tie story are a' follows 2
IL seems mat t"liPetor sr"e'i upon as
sumitg he duties ct his 'hice' fo"h w. as
many announcer 'aA ."'', ,,1. ''9 80
poll tnxes we're pretty bard to coiiecF' ROCK
land may or msy net re m exception o"t
presently Collector rhF"eH became 20
v+xed that he resoi'ed upon heroic meas
ures.
one Of these wss the i'saing OF warrants
'n5 dei'' 9aei' pc o'-''1 - ",i,' 80
ally those ~ho stool badly upon me books
of the 'alieet TOT pr'd''eS-o' II s'ure
As lack wonl1 have IT, tsp', ntNet NSs
ore nf thtse "h'''F'",'..'' ''i we 70 is,..
recently foun iinS9t peim''hg " u'y
n1ice, served hy prpuFN Mf'sosi' ii'nii' /,
tor. Tii' ~as ov'r ~" ~'eSs "g', shi
c0thirg resulting n ths th1 OF IN. rtqu F'.
tlme Ufif'r fiami ton naa' aiip,ne' ON, -
rsli. the tine eseorlng the N""'l l-oe co,,sN
Tor ~ customs ,' lue .aN ,,u' n.arca ,e
| pom b fny shown 'nto ,'e pI'se"o5
Co'l''t1r Far wen, 'ap'- tie"e't Na> 80 tool-
ne,s u.s. n 9',t WIN ,',' u'i.i''
informed Mf-f ateei '1a. ~ t,.,i -,
he would see thae' 'i'a''ef was a'J''''-
in few days .,.o, col
"ls th's man uuner afe'
lector Farwel' ,,u.o nto,,
Yes repllea o'nsef nsiua3 ,tam,.,5" .hat he
upon capt he%eV' Nas i"lol me-, rle, ~, ~,
either must set'ie OF 'i'e ID" ""''''
course. ,,.,,.
Tbs pal a ne" rag o, n'a'' p-,',,,a; -, -
iie"tN o'Aii'len - - s,t1. of hi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
THORNE'S STORY.
The Career of Crime of That
Hardened Young Villain.
Numerous 6urgIaries at Norway Com
mitted by Him He Admits.
Tells hss Ycaas hniimsn mas Shot Al the
Newell Store Break


NORWAY. Nov. % - The copfe.,ion
u.da h. ,h,arn rho,na :, a.. no,n,.
l'1' '''e
ftii' before county Attorney smith, sheriff
Garland, Detective wormeu, sher.fs
Stone and P.,.er /, partlv "a foliou.
- ..,-
'-'e'' 'N' -Ai'''
tine last part Oh iast inter by entering the
Office Of AsFoUd ( tsrbes. The safe was
nnlockea mud + a,s,e4 ,hs door ,ha, 7
"4' ANo"s t'al AetP '"s u'in
- - . pa, am e'f"y ,Oa.-
~'N' .''s '"',' .'a''on S'ii t"I'
Va P'pe' '''' a''eE ',iat "Aie "tq
''11s 20 &c oHi-r' never iaieA 10 uha
l'' y d" 10y ma d
'i - 'i ~
80 SIC s'' re-
~ ~" on ,Ae
" = Hfh ! flsi'r'l ilia ace l "orsra
iohg uhie o.. tat COMBINATION oi MS ~ 'hs
o9A' A"a oi1 tot s'Fr up uhtd my rHo'.
Nsre re"@r1ed' As Sae" 'nsfe was aiNafs
iat9e amount oi none! sept 'he,e. Al
Nr sol ne rare Doof open i'uhi n'e en-
F''ole' con 4sihias 7i~ t.rn' pay on!
'0'@ one 'A 'H'n2h' h.. NV"e" 10 ."
- ~
s''r' ai,' H'l'5 '.e ih' hty ava 'if, St@e"
fepf"'eHiy 'Vii ms partner 'ha' Z" hai Oeeh
Phl out
MS sIVV P"si.fu IN u't 'a'ing'
u"hk a Iouth Aiis' ~ goiu4 III ud'the
the nioa'h OF Aprii a-h tne oA'thc. 10 'u'y'
ms s'asemtht u sl'o YOU '.'e' ior ~
pHik TOOK 'ouhl III MS pos'ss''oh siaee MS
aftst'
paS aoo1t 10 OPEN the sa'e !" 'ir'
NtNt"s store 'Ath'usy ,io'hink' IoD,
,ihue'i tne ouIs'ar' "hth was 'u'ot's
"y fo'he oh' s'ePp'"t on ti,e pi i'1oi'li oi
'"p SORE ha''9 "'i 10 ''A' "o'r a'iH ''o ~
20 'n4' N"th ,'ie '."oF was op'he' T"ui',
'e 'oo'efFr" aS a man '"'',eu ana
hsh''u shs"h' l "'e" " our An" ''isu W
set out Vi '',e 20 l. a. uu 50 Souh'
zee man S'ai''ihs 'i'oi, way o"' anu
1'sen'f9eu u't reFoiFef' IN IN "'ol't"'
nFafd some ore t1e'tlni' - AZ" ','''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
gsoTHs9ly LOVE At EUcKsp0aT.


D,xeor. Nov. 26-The torn of Bucks
mort. where s'Ull Jed p out," once kept a
tavern, i. all excitement over the sensa-
,iousl assault case The matter involves
some of the most promiceat people in town,
anil tie story is as follows:
A vear or two aso Cspt. T. NJ. NichoI
snu. one OF the richest vessel owners on the
ri..r. had same trouele ith F. II Gsnn, \
pron,inent citizen of the town. Cap5.
Nichols has never forgotten the af'i-'
and Fsi.ay h proceeded TO revive the
trouble.
Capt. Nicholson was expecting dispatch
calling him to Boston, and made repeated
inquiries at the telegraph office. ID. Ii.
Buckley, tue operator, is also clerk in the
store of Mr.. Gems brother. Finally n
message was given to Nicholson. who told
Buckley that he had always held his tele-
grams some time after they were received,
and proceeded 10 assault him,
Buckley is man of great physical
ability. as is also Capt Nichol'on. large
crowd soon gathered and the captain as
saulted several other n. regular riot
on a small scale being preeipitated and the
narric, pants and wOGii-bc pSsremakers
being prominent oitizons. Capt Nj h lson.
it is claimed. struck q mn three or fonr
times in the face and on the head. The
second assault created more excitement,
snd there was crowd on the streets until
miinisht talking ii over.
Three warrants were issued for Capt.
Nicholsnn's arrest, cue by Mr., Buckley
one by Mr.. Brown and the other BY Mr.
e nm. They were handed TO ofhce'
Mooney, who declined to have anything 70
do with the matter. Deputy sherlf S'spifs
cf the adjoining town Of Orland hnsi'y ar
rested Nicholson. The latter was arrsisned
il court at Buckspert before Judge Gun
nipgham. AMI the case was continued to
next week
Cant. T. NJ. Nicholson was held in $500
bonds for the grand jury and has al'a beer
arrested for ass .ult with intent to Kill +,
II. Genn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
VS. NUGGETS.
Brought By the Wires from ths North, East,
South and west.

Steam tug Elsie has return ed TO Vineyard
Haven from the wrec.ed schooner Frank
lin. ashore on Bearse shoal, IND reports her
full Of water and being s.rirred by wreck
ers.
Steamer Ambrose arrived a. New York
SUNDAY. from Para, via Ceara, an brought
~ p4ssengers six distressed scam"n IRON
the American schooner George Twohey Of
X Rlckport, Ne, which burned to the waters
edge in Para harbor, Nov. -. The schooner
had lust commenced discharging cargo and
the vesssl and cargo will probably prove
almost a total loss.
Yale uon by the hardest kind Of work at
the opening Of the second half, Saturday
afternoon, and another Of the yearly con
tss,. between the New Haven eleven and
the Harvard team passes into history ss a
vi.to,y for the lads In blne. This wearess
Of the crimson fought pluckily in the first
half of tue yrea. struggle and their sup.
porters confidently looked for score after
that. but the sons Of Eli plunged
in with their old time soap, and dis
dsininx AL tricks, carried the ball
quickly scros. the line by the hardest kind
OF foot ball. The Harvard team proved q
DISAPPOINTMENT. Only few Of the tricks
that IL had rehoarssd for weeks were use !,
sn3 there we're soon sized mp by Yale. In
plscss where a kicking game ought 10 have
been pi.sed the crimson captain ordered
, mass and ~edgs plays which were oil no
avail. The defebslve work OF both teams
VA. strong, but Tale eIseilsd n Just the
risi,t time in offensive play. The score
wa. 70 0, and z5 900 saw the clesnest and
best exhibition Of foot ball in the history OF
the Rsgby game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Colonel Sir j. West Ridgeway was mp.
pointed governor of the Isle Of Man.
The metropolitan sewer at Winchester,
Mass. will not be completed in the time
limit.
Absolute abolition of the duty on sugar
was discussed by the ways and means
committee
John c. Emo waived examination and is
held in 1000 bonds for the United States
grand jury.
New York city is to lose the tax on .the
personal property of the estate of the late
Jay Gould.
James T. Beno was buried beneath a
pile Of lumber at Chelsea, Mass, and In
stantly killed.
There ia a belief that the present con-
gfess will not enact any important finan-
cial legislation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27

Cass ef Great Inssrsss In Great Britain
Il Nov o. TRIAL.

EDINBURGH. Nov. M-Alfrcd ]. Nor
son. who is indicted for the murder OF
Lieutenant Hamhroagh. WAS arrsigned
before the high court OF Judiciary Sasar-
day TO answer the charge against him
He pleaded not guilty. and his trial wss
fixed sor Dee. Il
The case. populsriy known IS the Arals-
mont mystery, has created great interest
everywhere IN Great Britain. Mr.. Mon
son was the purchaser of the Ardismons
estate, and had engaged il for the shooting
season as a temporary arrangement He
was joirei at the Ari,sment house by his
friend, lieutenant Hsmbrouyh.
On Aug. 10 last the leutsnans's dead
body was found on the grounds. and il
was at once surmised that he hsd tripped.
his gun had exploded and the shot en-
tered bis. head, causing death. Mr.. Mon-
son had been with him and an attendant,
Edward Scott, in the employ OF Mr.. Ham
brough, just before the supposed accident.
But the SHOT had entered lthe back of the
head and it WAS Monson's gun that had
been used. Mr. Monson subsequently, ex-
plaiurd thai he had exchanged guns with
his friend. Scott disappeared imm ediately
after the affair and has not since been
heard from.
The body was buried at Vcntnor, in the
Isle Of Wight, where the Hsmbrough FAM
ily reside Subsequently,, however, foul
play Was suspected, and the body was eS-
hurued. The arrest Of Munson followed.
and he will have to defend himself against
the charge Of murder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
HAPPY FOREIGNERS.
They Did Big business at the Great
Columbian Exposition.

CHICAGO. Nov. ~. The profits Of ex-
hibitors AT the Worlds fair have exceeded
all previous international eXpositions The
fifat counting has teen made by conces-
sinnaires with the department Of collec-
tjops this week Over $40. On, go worth Of
goods has been sold by exhibitors OF the
eight nations best represented at the fair.
Italy leads the van Of the prosperous.
During the six months Of the exposition
the concessionaires in the Italian section
of the various departments took in $3.50
OOg for carvings, porcelains. marbles and
bronzes. Germany is second in the amount
of her sales. which is placed at 81. 10000
France England, Austria and Japan
are rated alike in the aggregate of their
sales at 81. .O00, 900 each, but the French and
English sales are likely TO exceed this
amount considerably.
The Russian and Spanish exhibits were
not in SO great a measure commercial as
those Of Italy, France, England and Japan,
but nevertheless their sales reached large
and unexpected figures.
Both Russia and Spain are set down rs
having transacted a business that reached
the amount of $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
NAME rsAa WON.


wnlsrS., roS, Nov. s6.--The feature Of
the tournament Of the Boston Shooting As
seeiafion Saturday vas the return match
estseen the ssams from Maine and Massa-
ehnsesss.
Lsst August, when the Massachusetts
men wens to Msine. they were defeated by
three birds. The teams were composed of
Eve men each, aud every man shot At so
,ugeis. Matte then won by ha, three tar
gets, Msile won again yesterday by seven
targets, the conditions being the sme.
Maine had two new men, white Msssaehu-
sstts had the came.
Eager and Gore made poor seores for the
home term. missing Is and IL respectively
out Of 80, There are many better shots in
the Ros,on Shooting Association than Gore
and Eager. hu, IL was though, hest TO have
the men who competed ia Maine. Aiexsn-
der the visiting team did the best shoot.
ing in the match, breaking - out of so,
The scores made in the team match are
as follows
Msine team Rowe ~, Alexander ~,
Capt. Jones 10, DIR. Bates 81, A. Webster
~ fetal si5,
Massachusetts tesm-Esger 81, lie Roy
i6. Gore 56, Climax ~. Barrett AZ; total
sos.
Among the shooters from Maine were +.
G. Gay and e. X. Hannew,ll of Lewiston.
pc. c. O. Rowe ami A. s, Alexander of
Richmond, DIR, Hates, Capt Jones, An
drew Webster, Andrew Merrill ami George
Thompson of Bath, ami +. l.. Senae,, OF
Portland.
In The sweepstakes that followed 80 clean
scores were made as follows Jones 6.
Bsrret, 4. Dickey and Cowcc s each, Alt
son. uman, Alexander and lie Roy each,
Ssunott, kaisi, Daniels, Rowe and Wheeler
l each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
aiOa GDuSf.
sove ubef Term. Wa.ssyi'ie. 1893, Hon. o. g.
Hal', Presiding.

W. s. CnosrE. Clerk.
E.E. NoRToS. Sheriff
FA. SNsLt, Stenagrs1heT.
w,TKRyiLEE. SArrRpat, Nov. 20
George r Grtcbsn sfrei!ant vs- Dana
~ u,,so, IS. Bro~n TO- plsiat It, III.
n Eaton for defendant. II. = il an scti"n
on seeoun, 10 recover for fur and a'e-hali I
dsys work of sslf, a pair OF horses @hh
moving u,Actipe asd hsyrsck at 81 Per
aay. in having the present year and II
c,,,e. by appeal from the municipal court
81 W.tsrvllls. The d%fendsR' n patei
t,a vs.ue Of the services. olai I'ins 'as' siie,
wsre iona in an unskilifni manner, and
-, 4 ,;,,s that plaintiff dd nor work fat
me : me- tor which he has charged The parsie.
r,siis IN China. The csse vas submitted
{, tn jary st ) 50 A verdict was returned
firth. plaintiff for s2i.5o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
THE ELECTRICIAN.

The first patent on the Bell receiver e1-
hires in 1894. and then it will be possible to
construct private available telephone lines
The initial installation Of the Niagara
electric power arrangements proVlaes tor
1900 horse power. More can be obtained
almost beyond limit
Mr.. Bidwel, Of Toledo claims 10 he the
first and original discoyerer Of the trolley
pole aud stand in the transmission of eiec-
iriclty fer car propulsion from the single
overhead wire.
II has been computed that in single
cubic foot Of the ether that fills all space
there are locked up lo.ooo foot tons OF en-
ergy which has hitherto escaped notice 10
unlock this bs uadless store and saodne IL
to the service Of man is a task for the elec-
trician of the future
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
HAT FACTORIES CLOSED.
Efforts to Enect = Compromis, Fail and
the Hattie Is On.

DANBuRY, Cunp., Nov. 70 The efforts
which the iatte,s' unions have made to
effect a compromise with tho manufactur-
ers have been without avail, and the stu.
alton Is without change except that both
sides appear to be determined to make a
fight Every factory included in the Manu-
facturers' association discharged its EN-
ployes SATURDAY night and 400 hstters be-
side several hundred hat box makers, ma
chinists and others. are thrown out Of en-
ployment.
There Is 10 other industry in the city
Nearly 1000 omen, members OF the trim
mers unicn, which Is ono OF this strongest
Of the various hatters' organizations. met
on Thursday night and discussed the ait
uatlon. They decided that they would
not yield To the demands Of the manu-
facturer-. They have large sum Of
money in their treasury. and can stand n
short idleness without outside help.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
THE FRENCH CRISIS.
President Carnot's Entire Cabi-
net Resigned Saturday.
Renewal Of the Intense Excitement in
Chamber Of Deputies.


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27
PAIL SHOP 6UTTeO.
Morning Fire mt keene Throws About
Forty Men Out of Employment.

KEENE, n. H., Nov. 36.--At $50 O'Clock
Saturday morning fire was discovered In
the boiler room at the Beaver mills. The
flames were quickly communicated to the
nail shop, which contained considerable
inflsmmable material, and it was entirely
putted The trcmen succeeded in saving
the western half of the building. About
forty men will be thrown out Of employ
ment.
The fire broke out in almost the same
spot where the terrible explosion occurred
last May The company had just fin
ished rebuilding. The loss on building
and machinery will probably reach $500
or so 900, aud on stock 5000 The only
insurance is s2no0 on the building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-27

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drug store, GAIdissr, DE.
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