Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-03
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Rad" Broman, prize fighter, was SEN
,encei at Helena. Mont on Saturday TO 81
wears 10 the state peni'enuary by Butte
Judge Tor Ii king TO death woman of the
towB, several mon BIS SGD.
The factories of the Woonsocket Rubber
Company IN Woonsocket and Millville,
Mass, after two months likeness, will re-
sumo operations April l6. Twenty six
huGdred people viii be employed.
Charles de Lesseps was mott led, Mon
day, tina, his name had been r, III oved from
the roll of the legion of honor, owing to
his part ia the Panama scandal. Count
Ferdinand De Lasseps will not be expelled
from membership.
The Arkansas state supreme court de-
led, SATURDAY., in the case of the state
agaias, A. Washmood, agent of New
York Insurance company, that the law re-
curing payment of license fee by fore gn
Insurance companies is unconstitutional
Walter johnson was stabbed and killed
at Method church at Give, OH -, Sat
uriay night, by John Williams, during a
! revival service. Jolnson's brother pinned
something on Williams back, and the lat
ter, tn mixing it was Walter, drew knife
and stabb d him.
II me of the severest storms of the season
has b en- rsgiog along The gulf coast of
| Mexico the past five days. and great dam
age has been done TO shipping. Probably
nnmber cf ives have been lost, as mea-
| gre details have heen rec iyed of several
coast vessels having been wrecked
Adyices received by steamer at San Fran
cisco, from Shanghai, give an account of
bother Chinese demonstration against for
| eign missionaries, which came near ending
| in a NJ .ssacre. Another anii-foreign p!s-
clard, making sport of the foreign element,
| has made its appearance at Hupey. Its eff
| fects on the Narves is sure to be harmful
to the foreigners.
The London Standard corrcspnn1fn at
Nice SAYS AT Baron Rothsctilds dinner
here on Saturday Mr.. Bennett Intrinsic to
the mayor that he was willing to give three
prizes at the Nice regatta of 1895, each of
fl0C0. 1t is understood that two of
them wouli be for steam yachts the win
ners to have their cosling expenses out
ward and HON .ward betrayed Baron
Rothschild promised three second prizes for
the same event, each of 1900.
AMY 10 kltat AIMING iie IaltWHt
| conductors over the belief that the dismis-
sal Of passenger conductors has spread
from the Big Four to other lines. Sixteen
Monon conductors are reported to have
been dismissed and so per cent of those
employed on the entire system are said to
| be booked to go. Altogether 81 conductors
| have been released by the Big Four. They
are accused of knocking down" cash fares
and with selling unpunched ii kets to
scalpers.
In view of the recent Malay attacks on
| Spanish troops in Mlndanao, the govern
ment has decided to establish in the heart
| of the leland system of forces commune
eating with Rio Grande bay and Illana. At
| the latter place a large garrison will be sta
| toned. Gen. Blanco will command an e,-
petition to Mindanao. TIE first detach-
| ment of his force sailed from Barcelona on
Thursday aboard the steamer San Ignacio,
which carried 1000 Msusee rifles for the
| infantry, 400 more for the cavalry and 20
Plasencia guns.
An official thoroughly familiar with the
| condition Of affairs in Peru says; The
death of the President of Peru cyuld no,
| have occurred at a more unfortunate june
| ture. In addition to the unsettled condi.
lion of affairs within the republic, Peru has
| controversies on hand with Ecuador and
| Chill. long and bitter political campaign
has just closed, after an arrangement had
been eff scted which it was believed would
lead to satisfactory solution of the inter
national dissensions. That was to have
| President Bermudez postpone the ell, elton
of President till the first of May when
Gen Canervo was to be put forward as q
candidate acceptable to all parties. Now a
revolution may happen, or Gen. Caceros
may be proclaimed dictator, or one of tn
vice presidents may succeed to the presi-
dency.