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

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

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Pioneers, Tie Co7per.
Prairie. The. Cooper
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
nm NOT INTEND TO XIII PTNKERTON.

San Francisco Dec. 2S.-Char,es o. Soners' an
escaped Mississippi convict, captured mere Dy pe
teciye Pinkerton ana local detectives has started
for Mississippi in charge Of detectives. Before eaV-
ing here Somers made the following statement
in exclamation Of why he requested an interview
with william Pinker,or when he knew Pinkerton
had beeu instrumental in sending him TO the pcn-
tentiary:
81 wanted TO see Pinkerion that night to tell him
that meant lead honest life In the future II
the police would Jet me alone, and TO ask him for
his sympathy and assistance. had no evil designs
on Pinkerton, and did not attempt TO harm him.
even after | saw the tight place into which he had
got me- though / had loaded pistol In my over
coat pocket all the time. There have been intimate
rela tions between Pinkerton and myself In years
past and ] thought the memory OF these would
enttle me 20 better treatment at his hands. ] am
convinced that Il would be futile for me resist
extradtion. and have resolved TO 20 back peace
fully and serve out the remainder Of my term
hoping the authorities will not increase my SEN
tence because of my escape.
He admitted having robbed the express company's
safe at Meridian, Miss. and also referred to the
means employed to effect his escape from the
Mississippi peniienilary.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.
,n court-General Term-Recesa.

Supreme Court-Gencra Term-Recess:
supreme Court ,'hambers-Before Truax, J.-Coun
op.ns 10 30 a m Motion calendar called at II a. m
supreme Court-Special Term-Parts and lad
ourlel for the term. - -. . .,.-, =. 81.
- o,,- -, -. ,o.,o =.
superlor Court-Special Term-Iiefore Drgro. J.-Mo-
Superior Court-Equity Term-Before McAdam' J'->os'
5a5 800 6sl. 643. U.s. Clear - -, .
superior Court General Term-Nii rn'rt Tor uN pur-
pos. Of handing down DECISIONS -, a.
Superior Court-Trlai Term-lars i, II anu Hl-Ao-
tjliied FOR the term Q -.
surrogatr's Court-Trial Term-Before Flzgerad. s.
y, duv calendar. For probate; Wills Of william L.
Vennard. Clagissa & Iathrop. Manuel spiro George
T.v,is ir Edmund r Rogers. Margi fetha ~ Nlns w,
Jane C. Mead Nathaniel Huggins Nellie Taylor AZ Io'5o
common Pleas-specal Term-Be'or" Bschon. jr'. j.
q nimon Pieas-Equiy Term-Befors Bookstaver. j.
Nos. -. %. los. clear -, 49,.
tnnIron pleas-.neral Term-Aiiourned for the term
common Pleas-Tria Term-Parts J. ii and Hl-Ad-
t1urnel for the term.
city Court-Specal Term-Before Newburger. MO
tions. ,.-..., 81. ,o-,,
City Court-Tral Term-Parts l. H. III and N-Ad-
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
noyrAy THE CRANK COMMITTED TO JAIL

Washington, Dec S.-Joseph DOMAIN the crank
letter-writer and forger this morning put nIer
5000 bonds by order OF the police court Tor ap'
pearance before the Grand jury, and in deiaut
thereof was committed to Jail. The police justice
said that while the man was evidently insane on
one sIbiect-that of writing threatening letters %
prominent public men-his mind otherwise seemed
clear and that his case was not one for commit
ment to an asylum. but he should be sent to the
penitentiary. as It was high time that a general
''roundup' should be- made of such people no mat
Ter whether their tendency was toward socialism,
anarchy or other disorder The first witness was
Vice President Stevensons clerk. Mr Daniels, VINO
testified 10 the recepton Of letters by tne wee S
President wherein DOMAIN asked Tor money ior
TRANSFORMATION 10 come here ana tell now, John
sherman came by his millions G. Ii. MiHs, son
ana clerk of Senator Mills told OF "A letter receiver
bV his father DOMAIN recited his own history rom
his birth in Austria up 10 the pre- sent uihe. ne
was asked II any one had instlgated him. {" %rlte
the letters but he said that WAS nobody tusi-
ness but his own He got his lea around New YORK
city not from the papers. DOMAINS counsel %
iected to evidence submitted by Police inspector
Uonenhorger. but the prisoner said that he Wah'el
everything known. ana the lnspectors testimony
was taken Judge Miller then sent the case 70 me
Grand Jury During the whole examination. when
lasted an hour. DOMAINS face wore vacant
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

An attachment against the person OF Mrs.
Theresa Lynch. known the diamond Queen,
was obtained several days by creditors, OF her
son, who wished 10 examine her in supplementary
proceedings Mrs. Lynch says the debts in question
are those Of her son. for which she is not liable
She obtained an order from Judge Bischoh. OF the
Court OF Common Pleas yesterday for her prose-
cutors 10 show cause why the order for her arrest
should not be vacated The order is returnabe
to-day.
Judge Ingraham yesterday decided that Madge
Irene Gaul should be cared for by her mother Mr..
and Mrs Gaul separated some time ago, ana MT.
Gaul placed the child in the care OF ms bFoJner
wife. who is now known as Mrs frederlcX IilHoh,
who was formerly known as Eva Ray Hamilton ana
whose real name Is Mrs. Archie Gaul
Judge McAdam Yesterday handed down cecree
separating Mr. and Mrs. James F. Lamb. Mrs
Lamb brought the suit on the ground OF cruelty.
She will receive s. a week alimony. .
Judge McAdam OF the superior Court. has comrnit-
ted Rabbi Samuel Keighton Lewis to the Blooming
dale Asylum The rabbi came here from Charleston,
: c. and was married week ago last Tuesday.
He was taken III In Washington, end brought back
by his bride insane. . ,, -.
Annie Strehan has secured a writ OF habeas cor
pus from Judge TruaX to compel Ernest L. y
t'hrstlnnson 10 produce her child four months old,
in court Mr. Christanson is the local agent for
the Massachusetts, Life Insurance Company lie
lives al No 567 LexingtOnave, and his son Is father
Of the child
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
UgID r0p VIOLATION or THE GElRY LtU-

Deputy Superintendent Stocking Of the Gerry
Society brought into the Tombs rolcr Court yes
ter,lay morning II Chlnaman. accompanied 10y two
girls OF the same race. all dressed In the finest
silk OF fancy coors. one Of the girls was fifteen
years old and the other about SIX The china
man IL Lee Mon. OF No. i3 Mott-st and Is reported
10 b. wealthy. He has been housing the two chill
dren but II does not appear how he is related To
them.
Mr. Stocking asked Judge Martin 10 transfer the
cas-. 10 the United states Court as the children
were brought into this country In violation Of tn
Geary law. Albert T.. Price. lawyer. disputed the
right of the Justice 10 transfer any case, and the
prisoners were discharged
well. | rearres, these people" said Mr. stock
ing
m you do. We viii look after you." replied Alr.
Price Whereupon Detectives Agncw and Gormly.
OF the society, came forward, and the Chinese IN
dlvduals were quickly pushed and jerkcd out OF
the room chlnaman In American dress tried T.
Interfere, and Mr.. Stocking was liberal In his
threats 10 arrest any who Intorfered with him.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
END or THE psrcHoLoGIcAL CONVENTION.

The American Psychological Society held the final
sessions OF It's second annual convention In Ham
ilton Hall. Columbia College. yesterday morning
and afternoon. Professor William James. OF Harvard.
was elected president for the year. and Professor j.
Mex. Cattell. OF Columbia. secretary. The next
convention will be at Princeton during the Christ
mas holidays OF 1894. The papers presented yester-
day were Accurate Work in Psychology" by Pro
fessor f. W Scripture. Yale University; The Prob
lem Of Psychological Measurement" 10y q. II.
Mead University Of Michigan; "The Perception Of
Magnitude and Distance" by Dr j. H. Hyslop. Co
lumbia College: pain ana Pleasure" by II. Il.
Marshall New York; Pain Contrasts" Professor
Edward Pace. Catholic University, Washington. and
The Confusion OF Content and Function In tn"
Analysis Of Ideas" by Professor -. = Miller Rryn
Mawr College. Informal discussions followed each
paper.
The following men were elected to membership:
Professors Duncan and Sheath. Of Yale: Lloyd. Of
the University OF Michigan: Angel OF the GnIver-
sIty OF Minnesota; Brother Crysostom OF Manhat-
tan College. The meetings were open 10 the pub
lie and the large lecture-rOom we'll filed.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
ASKING TO HAVE HIS WIFE CARED FOR.

A pitiful petition was presented to Judge Dugro
in Superior Court, Chambers yesterday. Bernard
Arnold Outmans made affidavit that he had been
a bookkeeDer in this city for many years. lie has
been suffering with pulmonary consumption since
last March, and has been patient in ST., Luxe
Hospital since September 26 He says that ms
Wife Frances Schnobel Outmans has been falthtui
10 him through all his troubles and that her griel
AT his misfortune has affected her nina. Sne ~
thrty-two years old and has always Deen IN eool
health He believes that she can be restored 10 her
normal condition by proper care -,
Mr. Outmans asked that the court determine the
sanity Of his wife and have her maintained ana
cared for by the county as INDECENT insane per-
son. -, -
Judge Dugro has ordered the inquiry 10 be held on
January & Notice % the hearing must be sent 10
the Commissioners Of Charities and Correction
by December 81.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
THE MArHEMATICAL sOCIErY's MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the New-York Mathemat-
ical Society. which Is practically National in char
acter. held yesterday afternoon in Hamilton
Hall. Columbia College. In the absence Of the
president. Dr. Emory McClintock. the vice-presi-
dent, Professor II. B. Fine OF Princeton presided.
Simon Newcomb. professor of mathematics. Johns
Hopkins University. and the director Of the United
States Naval Obs ,ryatory at Washington delivered
an address Modern Mathematical Thought"
The following officers elected for the year:
President DR. Emory McClintock; vice-president,
@; W. Hill, formerly Of the United States Nautical
bia College treasurer. Harold Jacoby. Columbia
College; librarian. Gustav segras Of the City Col
fessor Alexander Ziwet. University Of Michigan;
other members Of the council Professor r. II.
Johns Hopkins K. S. Woodward. Columbia: III. Is.
Fine. Princeton: NJ. Merriman. LeRgh
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

The Head Masters Association, composed ~ the
head mast.rs of the leading secondary schools If the
Eastern states. began ifs second annual meeting
yesterday morning ~ Hamilton ial. Columbia col
legc. After a business session papers were pre-
sclltel and discussed by William g. Collar. of Bos-
ton: Nj Wilh,rforcc Smith. Arthur H. cutler.
principal Of the cutler school: Henry 7. Warren.
of Albany. John T"ilow. William I. bradbury, Of
Cambridge AMI Isaac VI. Thomas. Of Ncw-ilaven.
The association dln~l AT Clarks. in Twenty third
st. last evening Other papers on The work ~
preparatory schools were read aul discussed
Fifty or sixty leading SchOnl-maSterS wrr" pres
cni Among those elected 10 membership We're
Charles II. Lrvcrmor,. Adelph Acal"my Truman
J. Enckus Packer institute. 9 IL Thurhrr col
gate Academy. Hamilt n. y Y; ". j. Gushing
Westminster School, Dohhs Ferry; o. i. Robinson
High School. Albany. -. y. Kennedy. Orange;
David H. Cochran. Polytechnic Institute BrooillNn.
\ session will be- held tnis morning. at which
the programmes for secondary schools. suggested
10y the Committee ~ Ten appointed by the Na-
ional Educational Association VIII b" presented
The officers Of the associati II a. follows: Prrs
dent Cecr r. =. Bancroft. Nice-presidcnt. Robert
Il. Keep: treasurer. Julius Sachs secretary. James
=. Mackenzie Executive COmnlttee. Charles t..
Fish, William Kershaw aud Noses Merrill.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29

.uoh.a, y IalIv Justice Divers henchman; +. ].
Gallagher, D. ]. Buckley. Joseph T. Anderson
Francis F. Lynch, Edward Kafenburg' PatrlcK
callahan Alexander Phillips. Henry Steinard
Charles Mitchell, James j. Doey. Michael ;. ray
Edward O'DonneN. Meyer Marks. James Collins
Martin T. Mugan, John j. Murray Frank Allen'
Patrick Dougherty. Michael Cady, Louis l-leth 1ohh
Murray John T. Hall. John II. Hail. Roger Jackson
Henry Oake. Joseph T. Ferris. Walter i. 'orpe''
James p. Rue. Peter Neville ana rank D. Da''''
All pleaded not guilty.
Iallys case attracted the most attention Lazy Is
the ex-policeman who has pull" He used 1t TO
pull the wool over the eyes of the police ofiiciais
for several days and thus escaped arrest "n''l
Wednesday. 1t did not prevent hlm from peiis
held in $500 BAIL in default of which he spent ne
privilege Of walking without handcuMs darlh viz sre
securely fastened together by the shameful hand,
cuffs Lallys wrists were free and ms pun was a.
n the sSUn charge Of f unlawf electqneering Walsh
his counsel asked for reduction OF ms baii 10 10
that shSt when Sisr' ba was liked at $3.50 the DstrctAt
torney was under the npreSs3n thai Snefe ,yrr,
reduced Lally's bail to 5000. He was not taken
Sass @Ss esSorsd e rns TOME TO th @ where
Frederick Rsbbe. Centre-s mleorcufaltii TN n1H
to give bail for him. at the request OF Justice DIV
MIR Walsh put in demurrers TO the indictments
against Fargal j. Gallagher. D. J. Buckley ana
Joseph T. Anderson. alleging that two offences had
been charged in one court contrary 10 the s'atu'e
side the voting place. District Attorney Nicoll said
that Mr.. Lindsay drew the indiGiments ana han M
been much overworked recently. He was away on
a short vacation. No demurrer had ever success
fully been opposed to an indictment drawn by him
during Mr. Nicolrs term OF office; He asked the
court to allow Mr.. Lindsay TO be heard before the
demurrer passed upon. Judge Barrett granted
the request
Mr. Walsh demanded an immediate trial for
Francis F. Lynch and Edward Kaffenburg lie said
that Kaffenburg had lost his position as bookkeeper
by reason of the criminal charge against l;. nm. .
Alexander Phillips, negro. pleaded guilty al
first.
WHAT" said the clerk in asonishment
Guilty" said Phillips We'll. boss he added.
al dunno what to say never was rested befo:
Are you guilty not guilty." repeated the clerk.
Oats for you to find out, boss but guess Use
not guilty"
plea Of mot guilty" was entered
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
HENRY s. KEiENEY THREI7ENED.
Z. \. LOYECRATT'S HEIR RECEIVES \ MENAClN"
NOTE FROM FORMER EMPIoNE OF
THE DEAD MAN.

Henry s Kcarncy. engineer in the Board o.
Electrical Control. ana the man whom FREDERICK
A. Iovecraft made his sole heir ana executor
caused the arres, yesterday OF Isaac Liebmanh' an
advertising agent. on charge Of sending ihreateh-
ing and annoying mail 20 him. Mr. hearhey
got back from his Christmas vacation on Nedhes-
day morning. and found the following postal card
lying his desk:
Il have invested my last dollar in new revolver.
should von not care TO make settlement AT once
there may be trouble soon in the Office of the 'Oarl
of Electrical Control. II shall die on me Dal.t-
field some who deserved TO be dead Tor some
time will have 20 90 well Ny attorney IS Mt.
Tim If YOU don't care to see me. .,.>-
''' " T. LIEBMANN."
Lehman was formerly the manager OF the Allen
Advertising Agency at No. 1.2@1 Broadway when
was owned by Alr. LOvecraft. who committed sul-
eide a few weeks ago. Li~bmarn wanted 10 pu'-
chase the business from Mr.. Lov"crafi. but before
Tho ARRANGEMENT was made MI Lovecrar was
taken il and Mr.. Kearney. his friend. came mo
M, business representing him.
Mr. Kearney dld not Ike Liehmanns me'nods'
and discharged him Liehnann opened rvd! eS-
tablishnent al 80. &c West Thiri"th-st Soon after
thls Mr. Iovecraft committed suicide" and l'it Mr..
Kcarnry hif sole execution and heir. Lehman
now declares thar H. put 81 go in the business ana
has been trying 10 gt that amount rom
Mr Kearuey. Nj Kearney admits that certain
amount is due Lehman. but nothing Ike $3.50 ana
saws he cannot settle the matter until he qualities
as executor Of Tovscraft's estate.
Lehman told Justice Hogan. when he was ar
ralcnel that be crazy when he wrote tie
pos'al He was held for examination.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
SCHOLARSHIP FOR COLORED STTDENyy

Boston. Dec 2s-The will of Mrs. Harriet Uav-
den who died on Sunday bequeathed her estate
valued at between 5000 and 5000 TO Harvard Uni
versty to found scholarship for the benefit OF
poor and deserving coored students by the terms
OF the will A medical student is TO be preferred.
Mrs. Hayden was seventy four years old at the
time Of her death. and a widow. She was born a
slave In Kentucky. and with her husband Lewis
and baby boy; escaped 10 Canada in the early
forties going later to Detroit. where they estab-
lished school for colored people. and built the
brick church OF the Colored Methodist Society.
The home OF the Haydens in Boston was the
rendezvous OF fugitive slaves and Lewis Hayden
was arrested here for forcble entrance into the
courthouse and taking therefrom and conveying the
fugitive slave Shadrach TO place OF safety. The
Haydens were friends Of the abolitonists Garrison
and Phillips. Sumner and Wilson. Parker and An
drew. Robert Shaw and John Brown. The son. an
only child died long In the service OF the INT.
ted States under Farragut, and the bequest to
Harvard Is IN his memory