Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-16
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In the Mijdletown, Conn, city ele2tioi
rucsdgy, III. Espub'icsns Carl d every
hing. Charles e. Il. VInal was chose
mayor.
Maxtmilian Hardin, the Dismarckiln edi-
Or Of the Berlia Ipkunft, charged with il,
| Hing Chancellor Won Cap'ivi, WAS fonn6
nifty Monday and fined 600 marks.
Fire in the George W. Helme Company =
snuT mill at IIslmetta, N. J.. Sun5 ay
aus a los of 500 900. The mills welt
-4lgcl at $500 900, aad empty about i0'
,aud5.
A special from San Francisco says: Tb
ate of the Nicarsgua1 cauat seems to
rem bling in the balance, 8nl tue PAciti
cast shareholders have been appealed t,
n assistance.
Tie quarry known az the "Oll Joshu
seek Qu9rry," LIME, Ct, will, befoi'
lauy months, be worked, it is said, b.
New York capitalists, to p oiure paYic:
tones 10 be laid in New York. T@o hun
rad quarrymen will be employed.
Antonio Gren;l.i fruit dealer of Siam
ord, C.nn., committed suici3e Monday
AS rhompion street., New YORK. lie tirs
walowed paris green, then shot himself i.
he head and finally lesped out of a hts
tory window 10 the pavement. The c4us
said to be domestic trouble.
John p, ttingill died Sunday at his hon
A shbury Park, n j aged 80. lie va
,o.n in Dedham, Mass, and was for J;
ears sheriff of Merrimac comfy, Ne'
Ismpebire. lie went to Ashhury Park 2
tars ag0, where lie became bind. Il
cav a large fortune TO be divided anon.
i've children.
The Willing Workers, an organization
he lnsmrlJyed at Cincinnati saturday
eel led not to accept the Ass )eiated CHAR
lea offer of work al S q day on III.
:rouad that such procedure or their par
could lower laboring mons wages. A p'ic
f Is C. hts All hour is demanded as the low
st which can be accepted
The body of Mrs. AIber'iaa Stfon, th
Waterbury, Mass. woman who esespe'
rom Danbury hospital Saturday mig
lille suffering from melancholia was foun'
Monday in Wooster cemetery suSpeDde
rom a tree. She had tied her bonnet rib
IONS tightly around ber neck and haoge
herself from tie limb of a tree.
The large four-ma:ted schooner John +
Randall of New York, Capt. Croker, j
law at philadelplia beipg painted, wheI'
>he has been chartered &c load coal for Ma,
arzts, Cuba, at 81 80 per ton. The Ran
al is lGi3 IONS register and has car-iet
eco tons of coal. This IS the larFes
argo of coal ever carried by sail &
C! oonar.
The hearing in the con'estC Of The will o
q ore Ernest W4sou was resumet Nor
lay al Boston, Col. Robert G.. Ingersol
representing Mrs. Wason OF New York
Hon. A. A. Ranney, who was counsel f.
the deceased and also witness TO the viii
took the stand and occupied the forenoon
4ijh testimony giving i'll detsil Il history OF
litigation in which the testator hal been IN
vol,ed for several years prior to his death
A company of employees Of the Atchison
Topeka & Santa Fe called on GOV. Wait
If Colorado, Saturday, and stated that the
engineers, conductors, brakeman, switch
men N trackmcn have received no salar,
since las, October, and many of the mel
and III If families are on the verge of starry
zion. GOV. Waite and Judge Hallett OF
the cited States court held a conferenc
Saturday. after which tine judge decided Il
| pre sent the matter TO tie receivers a
| Topeka, requesting them 10 take immediate
| sclion.
| II is now clsim a that Clarence Murphy
| the fugitive teller of the Salem Savings
/ Bank. il in Mexico. II is stated that be
went from Salem to Montreal, thence K
! Chicago, where he remained several dsy'
ard then proceeded to Mexico. After ht
arrival there he ives taken sick and wa
confined for . couple of weeks. He is nov
| said TO be preparing . statement of the cir
cumssance. leading M to bis fight. whiel
| will be forwarded TO The bank. Mrs. Muir
ply, it is sail, left her husband in Chicago
ard returned to Salem.
At the olese ct the service at the Second
! BAPTIST church Sunday lno,ning, Rev. s. 7
/ Frost of Palmer, Mass, about whom ST
much has bFea said in the papers during
the past K, asked the members of tht
! church to reaisin and read his resignation
j to iske eff .ct April 18th. He demanded
III t the resignation be acted upon at once
although no no ice was givea the members
+ and the legality of their aciion may b.
questioned. All the church Members were
not present, but majority voted to accsp
the resignation. This action has no hear
iug on the church meeting called for Wed
neslay evening. 10 sei upon the question
/ of dismissiag Mr. Frost. A lively tine i
expected.