The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

1t has-t HHsflHs iifHti-f mn 81 =
pissed Ia he eiaefed the BOSTON AID sla8as
consolidation hill
/ In lriyina PARK ho.eI. @srtata8. IA
has been destrayel las fHs l#a--. s1.tef
insurance. Il IN.
The Union Pacific non v7t.er. str Se
has been declared Of I'm mn ret tit- j
to work Tuesday
The Acme fertilizing works ON Nrsstan
creek, Maspeth, /. Wrre dana-sl hy
fire to the extent Of sib nm
Prince Roland Bonaparte anl suite haet
arrived at san Francisco After seeing the
state they will visit the World 5 Fan
Thirteen men received the degree oi
Doctor OF Medicine from the medical col
ege Of the City of New 70 Thursday
Fire Monday NIGHT ia keIso Tenn de
stroyed several business houses and a
dwelling y woman wa fatally burned
Edwin Booth, who was taken suddenly
i'll Wednesday i'll New York Is better to
day and is considered Out of danger FOR the
present
The government officials report Of the
four hour test Of the cruiser Detroit stat =
that mean speed of IS Il knots per hour
WAS shown.
c. T. Warner & Co S knitting mill at
Rockton, Montgomery county. \. y. WAS
damaged by fire and water To the eN-
tent oil Si,0o0.
The Woonsocket, r l., Rubber c,m.
pany has decided to enter the Rubber
trust. known as the United States Rub
Der company.
\ 500 600 fire at Concord \ IL, Monday
night destroyed Mead, Mason x Go. )
three story steam lumber mill and other
business places.
There were / 10 fourth-class postmasters
appointed Monday. Of which number ~
were To fill vacancies caused by resgna-
tons and deaths
The Evangelical ministers of Kansas
City mt their meeting in Ministers ALL
ance voted to take day two weeks hence
and play baseball.
The failed Gate City National bank. of
Atlanta, Ga, will probably be able to
iauidate its Indebtedness this week and
reopen for business.
The following New Jersey postma-ters
were appointed Thursday: d. I. Stamford,
Bayhead, Joseph Camp, New Egypt J. NJ.
A Clorard, Wheatland.
Col Charles B. rappen, sno of Frederick
D. Happen, President Of the Gallatin VA
tional bank, of New York city, died ut
his sons home Thursday.
The Canadian Pacific railway earnings
for the week ending April 81 We're $3.50,
600, against S31l 900 for the same period
last year, decrease Of ST., 900.
The great fleet of foreign and American
vessels which has gathered at Hampton
Roads, left for New York harbor Monday,
for the naval review
Samuel Pasco has been reelected I. >.
Senator from Florida to succeed himself,
receiving 95 out OF 100 votes i'll JOINT ses-
sion Of the Legislature.
Fire in the Chase cotton mills at Fail
River. Mass, de. .royel about 1000 bales
of cotton und 5000 pieces of cloth The
loss will be about 900
The two weeks spring meeting OF the
| Washington Jockey Club began at Ben
ning's race track Monday Between 200 and
300 horses have been entered.
At conference held at the Fifth Ave
nue. hotel, New York city, it WAS decided to
hold the intercollegiate championships at
Manhattan Field on May p.
The members OF the Cleveland, o.,
Brewers union. to the number of 400,
| threaten to strike on May Day. They
want recognition and more pay.
Miss Letitia Townsend, the general sec
rotary for America of the Girls Friendly
| Society, died of typhus fever at North
Brother Island y, Y, Sunday.
The President has appointed Cen Vic
| tor NifQuain OF Nebraska, AS Consul a;
| Panama He was Consul at Colon during
| Clevcland's last administration.
President Noel, of the Crescent City
Athletic Club, offers $1,000 for Billy Smith
and Jack Dempsey and one-half of that
sum for Griffin and Van Heest.
Charles Adtlins, l3 years old, living in
| North Little Rock Ark, while playing
with pistol aeeilently shot and instantly
| killed August Northwang, aged II years.
Bowen Y Co : wholesale liquor e-tab-
lishment in Montreal was damaged 500
900 by fire sunday A falling wall killed
one fireman and severely injured Two 9th
ers
" iliam 5 Packer, well known because
Of H. connecfiol with the Packer Institute
OF RIooklyn. y Y, diet Of Bright's disease
at his nome in brooklyn sunday, aged
IS Years
The steamer Boston, at Yarmouth from
Boston. rescued the captain and i've men
of the schooner Ida A Mayo formerly
American, struck by heavy sqnau and
turned completely over,
a man having the initials w :. q.
on his clothing and apparently about 50
years old, WAS struck ami Instantly killed
by an engine on the \. y. {. x II h rDad
near 1arrytown, y. y, Friday
Thomas Porter Miller for fifty years a
prominent merchant of Mobile. Ala, and
well known all over the South i, dta at
the home OF his son, Edward p Miller.
East Orange. \ J He WIS ~ years old
The Fitchbar! railroad viii OH May / !
put on ii seryiecol three daily fast trans L.
Chicago. with parlor and sleeping CHS
The route viii b- by the Fitcuburg tau
mel. West Shore and Nickel Plate rodd~
AT tie meeting OF the stockholders 81 the
Atkinson iouse Furnishing CumptuX of
Boston. Il financial exhibit OF the company =
condition MIS- submitted, showing ishIU
ties OF - BIG. 661 and assets Of ; So uu1
The Navy department invites tn sub
mission OF designs for n submarine torpr5a
boat, authorized by the last Congress 70
gether with au additional appropriation
for conducting experiments with the ses-
sci
Over 80 lolios have been covered ia ILL.,
ALBANY y Y Ar-us case and the result
of TIN, reference will probably De t. pan
100 600 words of TESTIMONY before the
judy when he comes to pass Judgment ou