Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-18
NEWS NUGGETS.
Bsoaaht BY Tue Wires srsa The Heris, Fast.
SspiA ard West.

The Citizens Bank of Minneapolis,
Miun. has suspended.
The commencement exercises of Yale
Theological School were held Wednesday.
The vacancy in the chair of orstorv,
Dartmouth. caused by the death of frot.
Jsmes W. Patterson, will be temporarily
filled By Moses T. Brown, OF Boston.
The tug Continental snI a seow were
washed on, into the lake from Conneaut,
o.. Wednesday morning, srd founiored.
Seven men and .wo women were drowned.
Walter NJ. HAYES, of Brimfel. Mass,
died Tues lay evening. aged los. He was
born in Mousou, Mass. He had a fall few
weeks ago, which is thought to have
fastened his death. 4 widow two daughters
and son survive him.
As hose carriage No, was driving TO
| fire at Nashua n. H., Wednesday the mar
ness broke and the horse became unmsn-
ageable and ran on two the walk OF Fscto-
~ street Here the wagon ran over ka'e
Lowe, who received possibly fatal injuries.
The second clause of the Irish Home
Rule bill, with the amendment offered ly
Sir Henry James 10 tho eject that the SUI
preme power of the Imperial Parliament
| should remain unliminishcl by any proSiso
of the bill has been adopted by a vote ot
PSI TO 225.
| Mach anxiety is felt in shipping circl' ;
| concerning the fate of the American barks
| Cheshire, Captain Stahl and &. NJ. Stan
wood, CAPTAIN Foster. both of which lefi
Cienfuegos March 81 for Philadelphia, and
have not vet reached their destination
Each vessel was manned by a crew of 10
men.
The communication Of the Grand Lodge.
f. A. NJ, of New Hampshire. assemble
in Masonic Temple, Concord, Wednesday
with a large attendance. The report of Il e
secretary showed the following; Number
of lodges, Is; members admitted during tie
year. 35s restored, 10; died, l5s; present
total membership, seq; gain, 9S.
Capt. Iiigginson of the United State
steamer Atlanta. anticipating that Secretary
Herbert would moi be satisfied with h.
actions in the DELAY in getting the cruis :
Atlanta started for Nicaragua when o.
tlered, has written the navy department
questing that court of inquiry investlga'f
the matter Secretary Herbert has decide 4
10 grant the request.
The navy department has decided to seuj
the cruiser Baltimore to China AS tiagshj 4
of the Asiatic station. While this deter
mination has no direct hearing on the pres
ent agitation over the Chinese exclusicr
act the decision of this subject has prob
ably operated 10 accelerate the long con
templatod purpose of the government o.
sending new flagship 10 China.
Another surprise has developed in IL,
higamy case at Lawrence, Mass, Stephe
TAYLOR, alias Stephen Tubir. is now charge,
with having three wives. 4 Boston woman
went to Lawrence Wednesday and ident
fed Taylor as Stephen Taylor who ha
married her in Boston III years ago and lef
her after five months. raylor denies til,
new charge as he did the old one. VIII.
No. 3 has y f-year-old daughter AMI cllin'
Tohin is father OF the same.
Schooner Ossceo of Monctou, \. B., f.,
Boston, cargo of sleepers, ran on TO Lite
Salvages rocks, off Rockport, Mass
Wednesday morning. Capt. Word, HI
wife and two of The crew, VIM. MctiOvefr
and Peter FogeIty, were r scued by ih'
volunteer crew of the life savers, after 4
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Two shippers, Capt. Smith Of the shi
Ils,"orth fastl", AMI Capt. Lyons of tn
:, David, have Just arrived at New YORK
and II port narrow escapes from oncouutc,
ing immense icrbergs, The former
| rem pisaqpa aud the latter from Sa
francisco. Capt. Smith states that man
{ these mountains of ice were floating o.
he tumewarl track of cast"arl bouu
v"sSi j. AMI Ms they are likely TO be oncouI-
t.rrl at any time il sharp Ioo&out should b.
Nep. for thcm.
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