Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-01
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North, East
South and West.

! The bronchial trouble from which the
Car has been suffering has abhed.
Messrs Plat and Perry have been az
pointed N. Y. & n. Z. receivers for Con-
neeticut.
The Central building 10 Norwich, Ct. {,
was destroyed by fire, Wednesday morning
Loss, $4,000.
II. 3. Stevens & Co., mu.ic publishers, 26
West street, Buston, have assigned. La
bilities, $4,000.
A Buda-Pesth dispatch says Louis Kos
suth is again sick abed and that his condi-
ton causes great anxiety.
= Valiant was not executed at Paris, We'd
nesday. President Garnet is considering
granting communication.
The 10 per cent. reduction made in the
wages of the New York & New England
Railroad train hands some time ago will be
restored Thursday.
Fire in New Hartford, Ct, Wedne sday,
destroyed the Carter house, wooden build
log and also town hall adjacent. Total
loss, 500, 900; partly insured.
Rev. +. l.. House, formerly of the Pie
Street church, Portland, was Tuesday
night installed as pastor of the Second Con
gregational church at Attleboro, Mass.
The Pennington, n. H., Savings Bank,
which was closed by run during the panic
pss fall, resumed business Wednesday.
The bank commissioner cut the deposits
down % per cent.
The London Standards Berlin correspon-
dent says; THE Bismarck enthusiasm has
ris n TO an indescribable height. Many
town have formed committees to erect
Bismarck monuments.
The annual Junior Prom" the social
event of Yale, was held Wednesday night
in the Second Regiment armory and at
tended by about 2oo0 society people from
all parts of the United States.
AT Salem, Mass, Wednesday, the jury in
the Haverbil case against James E. O'Neil,
charged with assault on his wife with a
Ratchet with intent to kill, returned YER
dict of guilty of simple assault.
Mrs. Kane, under Indictment at Boston
for causing the death of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Ellen Kane, by ming,iG plris green
with wbiskey given to the old lady to drink,
was placed on trial Wednesday.
Evans, Cunningham & Jones, a planning
mill firm of Pittsburg, Pa, have made an
assignment. Their liabilities are estimated
at $50 900. The firm will settle their af-
fairs and resume in a short time.
A dispatch from Christina says jackson,
the organizer of the British expedition to
the North Pole, has arrived there on his
way home, after an experimental cruise in
the Ksrrza and journey to Yamal.
A Madrid dispatch says 800 socialist peas
ants at Alanis and Seville have invaded the
state lands and divided them in lots for til
ling. Gendsrmes are unable to drive them
off and are awaiting reirforcements.
dispatch from Oiessa says there have
been severe storms, enta:iing enormous loss
of small crafts in the Black sea. Two
steamers have also foundered and loss oil
hives. SO far as known, amount to 3S.
William w. Wiudle, the champion bi.
/, cycle rider. has announced his permanent
retirement from the race track, after most
successful career as bicyclist for the past
!, seven years. He will study designing a,
/ Worcester.
} Danny Ru sell, B,idgep3rt. CT, and
, George Silions, New Orleans, were
: matched Wednesday for $500 side for q
: finish fight, March lst, to weigh in at i2t
l pounds. Tie contest will probably take
plsc. just outside of Connecticut.
A long standing quarrel between Patrol
man Bacon and Louis Arado of Chicago
was renewed in saloon "Wednesday. Tue
/ police officer charges that Arsdo joined hi
b,other ia the isht aud was shot and killed
by Bacon. Bacon was arrested.
A ST.. Louis dispatch says the champion
I ship season Of tie N~,i nal League sni
: American Association of Professional Bast
! Hsli Ciats for 1924 viii open Thursday
/. Ayril 10. This is settled fact, the author
: ,ty for which is President Young.
It i, announced that the receivers Of thu
A.chison systsm and their legal representa-
:. tises will. ia the United StNes courts, sppl,
!. f,r rsosiser for the Colorado Midlant
II ilway and also for permission to receiv,
and pay certain moneys in Kansas.
e CARDINAL Gibbons has sent to the Pope a
Rome portraits Of President Cleveland AMI