Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-04-06
CONDENSED NEWS,


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completely In Latimer's flight
Another bank at Nashville made an as
| signment.
| A reception and dinner were given ex
| Senator Dawes in Boston.
MIR. Balfour's motion for vote of cen
sure on the Government was defeated II
the House of Commons by a majority OF
! forty-seven.
| NJ. Challemel- Lacour was elected Presi
dent of the French Senate to succeed
Jules Ferry; the Count of Paris issued 8
manifesto to the Monarchist committees
/ throughout France.
/ Hobbs, Wright and Newman, managers
of the Liberator Building Society. were
convicted in London of frauds and sen
tanced to penal servitude.
4 Tuesday, March rs.
There were three incendiary fires in Fall
! River.
1 Twenty men are reported to have been
Z killed In battle between the Choctaw
factions.
4 1t was discovered that Lstimer, the
murderer who escaped at Jackson, Mich.
used prussic acid to kill the gatekeeper.
News from Honolulu to March l6 is that
there had hssn no change in the political
situation in the islands; the sentiment in
favor of annexation Is said to be growing
Mr.. Gladstone received several depu-
tations opposed to the Home Rule bill. and
explained to them the benefits which he
believed would result from its adoption.
NJ. Chalemel- Lacour presided for the
first time over the French Senate; In his
introductory address he urged support of
the Government
Herr Brandes, the German correspou-
dent expelled from France. was attacked
by mob on his way to the railway station.
Wednesday, March 20.
Governor Mckinley was the chief speaker
at Republican banquet at Canton. Ohio.
Bishop William l. Kip, of California. is
dying.
The May option in wheat fell cents on
the Chicago Board Of Trade, but partly
recovered the loss; pork products also
declined.
Efforts will be made to have the cruiser
New York participate in the naval parade,
though incomplete.
Chancellor won Caprivi's Berlin organ
strongly condemns the action Of the
French Government in expeling the cor.
respondent Brandes from France.
The House Of Commons discussed the
bill for the relief Of cvicted tenants in
ireland.
Many deatns from cholera are reported
in Russia and Austria.
Thursday. March 30
The R,bot Cabinet wa. beaten hy hve
majority on a question OF finance Ia the
' L. m l...r n
signed, but Will remain in office temp r.
ari.y; II i rumored that NJ. Deyelle will
be The next Premier.
The House Of Commons. on motion Of
Mr.. Gladstone, voted precedence tor
Government business after Easter.
The spanish Cabinet. in their address to
the throne, Will -pesk of financial and
other reforms that are 10 be madc.
Deaths from cholera are SAID to be Of
iaAy occurrence In s.. Petersburg
Secretary Carlisle ordered au coudcm-
nation proceedings for the Bowling Green
site Of the Ncw-York Custom House
stopped.
Impeachment proceedings are t. be
begun in Nebraska against three OF the
State officials.
: D.
Fair. issued Al address correcting certain
misrepresentation about the FAIR
FRIDAY. March ~.
The genera. feeling I'D Paris j. said 10 he
IN favor Of ue~ men in the Ministry: il j.
Thought that the Chamber, viii not he
dissolved uuu. after The budget i, voted.
The Colombian Government has granted
one month msreeo the liguidator Of the
Panama Canal Company ia which 10
arrange for re.uming work
rebellion 10 Costa Rica was suppressed
by the prompt action Of the Government.
Charges Of .evying blackmail to aid the
election II Carter Harrison were made
against members Of the Chicago police
force
The Nebraska Legislature met in Joint
session and passed the resolution providing
for impeachment of the Board Of Public
Lands and Buildings.
The charge against Wharton Barker. Of
Philadelphia, alleges his taking 500 600
excessive brokerage fees.
Government Board at Springfield.
Mass, began 3 test of rifles for the army.
A bic Illicit di,tillery, valued at SIS.
600. was seized in Baltimore.
Harold NJ. Sewall and W. S. Bowen sailed
for Hawaii, IL was rumored, TO assist Com
missioner Blount
saturday. April /.
4 new Cabinet was formed in France.
with NJ. Felix Jules Meline as Premier
NJ. Andreux and VI. Henry Moret. editor
of the Paris Radical, fought a duel,
neither being hurt.