Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-30
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the Ns-th. East
South and West.

crossed, q to 10. The bill goes TO the
House for concurrence.
The supreme court of errors of Connect
cut, Friday, decided that Yale students I'M
der the age of 81 cannot be held response
bic for bills contracted during their minority.
A 3-years-old daughter of John p. Fitz-
gerald. Lynn, Mass, was run over in the
street by butchers cart. Friday. Her
back was broken and she will probably die.
The Massachusetts House, Friday,
passed to be eDgrossed the bill relative to
gaming and the illegal sale and the keeping
of intoxicating Liquors by Incorporated
clubs.
The London Times says that the indica-
tons point to the withdrawal, next season,
of Sir William Harcourt and Lord Ran
dolph Churchill from the House of Com
mons.
The Italian government does not intend
to make demand for indemnity for the
losses sustained by Italians in France
through pillsge since the death of President
Carnot.
Herman Densburg, baker, was assault
ed by by two unknown men in his shop, at
New Britain, Conn, Friday. He was
beaten so seriously that he cannot recover.
His assailants escaped.
The New York police comm ssioners,
Friday, adopted a resolution directing the
superintendent to investigate the charges
against members of the department before
the Senate investigating committee.
The Japanese residents of New York are
surprised and indignant at the ruling of
Judge Colt of the United States circuit
court in Boston, that Japanese, like Chi
nese, are excluded from naturalization.
Coal sales agents at their meeting at New
York, Thursday, advanced the prices on
all sizes of anthracite coal 10 cents per ton
to the East and West for July delivery.
The output to July was placed at $500 900
tons.
As reported to r. G. Dun & Co., the fail
ures for this week were PA in the United
number and importance Of failures have in
creased little, as usual near the close of
the half year. fN
The Rome correspondent of the London
Times says: Italy intends proposing
system of international supervision of an
archism, with a central bureau of informa-
ton concerning the movements of recog-
nized Anarchists
The grand jury at Washington, Friday,
brought an indictment against Elberton X.
Chapman, broker, of New York, and John
MacCartney, broker, of Washington, two
of the witnesses who refused to answer the
questions of the Senate committee.
William Ryan, 2G, one of Barnum &
noilay', annEs hnrvyh1u hnrpoI
when the show was at Lowell Mass, while
in the act of using kerosene in a stove, died
Thursday evening of bis injuries. 1t is
not known where his latives are or if he
has any.
The New York police investigating COM
mittee heard evidence against the police,
Friday, from push cart pedders, policy
writers, liquor dealers, ETC., who testified to
paying money to the police for illegal privi-
leges. The committee adjourned to Sep
tsmber 10.
NJ. Ierbette, French ambassador, has
gone to Kiel to thank Emperor William for
his message of coincidence, The Emperor
was greatly affected by the assassination,
and is still much excited. The Kiel fetes
will probably be shortened and the state
ball omitted.
The employees of the Great Falls Manu-
featuring Co.. SomeIsworth, N. H.. were
notified, Friday, that after this week the
mills would run half time until further no.
tice. The company has been piling goods
in the storehou'e for lack of orders, and is
obliged to take this course,
| Southwestern Minnesota aud eastern
South Dakota suffered death and desIuc-
| ton, Wednesday night, by series of wind
storms, as previously mentioned. Details
of damage done to life and property, which
have been coming in slowly, show that 10
persons were killed and 20 or 80 injured.
Application for certificate Unreasonable
doubt in the case of Erastus Wiman, the
convicted forger, was to have been made
before Justice Barrett in the supreme court
at New York, Friday, but by consent of
counci! on both sides application was post
poncd until July . next. In the interim
Wiman will remain IN the Tombs.
Two formal DEGREES were entered in the
United States circuit court at Philadelphia,
Thursday, for the sale of the property of
the Pennsylvania, Poughkeepsiel & Boston
Railroad Company, under foreclosure
of the mortgage securing the bonds The
sale will take place in Trenton, N. j.,
Sept. Is.
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