Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-12-28
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photograph of himself. His Holiness ha
Inscribed upon the picture his autograph
and the words, "Deus magnificate es
gloria tua super coelus. "
Forty-five feet of the 105-foot Gimme!
on the Briggsville woolen mill, Nortl
Adams, Mass, was blown down, Thurs
day. Bricks crashed through the roof O
the boiler house, striking and killing JOIN
Adams, the fireman, who was workins
about the boiler. The head and face o
Jules 1erriar, his assistant, was badl.
cut by falling bricks. Mr.. Adams wa
married and had several children.
Fire, Thursday night, destroyed th'
three story brick building at Buffalo, N
Y, owned by John Kennedy and occupied
by Eckhardt & Co., Oswald Thinker ant
Chas. Weisman as stores. The fire spreat
across Broadway to another three stor,
brick block, burning out John ii. Eek
hadt furniture, Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Co.'S. store, and several other concerns
Total loss, $500, 900. @8
The Boston Transit commission, Thurs
day. voted to take the old Haymarker
square property of the Boston & Maine
Railroad Co. by right of eminent domain
The price agreed upon for damage is sale
to be $3.50, 900. 1t is understood the loca
ton will be used as the station of the pro
posed subway, and whatever portion o.
the property not needed for such use viii
be devoted to street widening and i'm
provement purposes.
A special to the St. Louis Globe Demo
crat from Guayamas, Mexico, says that {
band of marauding Yaqui Indians in tn,
valley of the river of that name in the
western part of the state, visited the rancl
of Julio Cardenas, Saturday, and mas
sacred the latter and his entire family
consisting of his wife and two children
A detachment of government troops wen
in pursuit of the Indians and reported tina
they came up with them and had skir
mish in which several Yaquis were killed
In the case of Joseph Labine, Nashua
N. H., liquor dealer, charged with violat
ing the ironclad agreement made in May
1888, not to sell liquor again in the state
Judges Doe and Clark in the suprem,
court, at Nashua, Thursday, rendered 1
decision committing Labine to six months
imprisonment and to pay the costs of prose
cution. The court calls attention to th'
strong evidence of the violation of the in
junction by other parties and says it is
for the county solicitor to clear the matter
The annual dinner of Bates Colleg,
Alumni Association was held Wednesda!
night, at Young's hotel, Boston. Thirty
three members and guests were present
Rev f. +. Enrich presided. The guest o
the evening was President C. VIC. Chase
and among the speakers We're the follow
ing: President Chase, Rev. W. H. Bolster
Hon. o. B. Clason, DR. f. p. Fuller
Prof K. I. Goodwin and H. W. Atkins
The following officers We're elected fol
the ensuing year: President, w. H. Bol
ster; vice president, W. f. Garcelon secre
tary and treasurer, G. G. Smith
James Goodfellow, Frederick Goodridge
Edwin Duder and George Hutchins, direc
tors, and Henry Cooke, manager of th,
Commercial Bank, st. Johns, n. F., wer,
arrested, Thursday, on n charge filed b!
Henry George SHELTON on behalf of the pro
visional trustees of the bank, alleging tha
said directors and the manager had pre-
sented a false report of the banks condi
tion to the shareholders at the last annua
meeting. The warrant was also issuet
for the arrest of Hon. James Pitts, another
director who is now in Halifax. TIL,
directors and manager We're admitted Il
bail in the sum of $4,000 each. The sud
denness of the proceeding is a surprise te
the whole CITY, Bail for the accused di
rectors was increased to $36, 600 each, after
consultation with the crown. More war
rants for the officials were issued Thurs
day night The preliminary investiga
tion of the directors cases will be held
Wednesday