Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-05-05

| Eranklia was killed by falling timoefs III .
house which ~as demolished oy the gale.
At 1 so, Friday morning, the Glen house
4 summer hotel, located Il the lover Cen
ess-e Fall., NY, hurried 20 the ground.
Mrs. Mcturyr-, an sg-d lady, mother OF
the pruprie,or's wife, VAS turned to desth-
Arbor day was observed at New Haven
CT, tx-enslvely, FRIDAY, for the fisst tinie,
| In all the pubic schools exercises were
| held ami each school planted Tree Inc
senior class of each u amman school planted
"A .-sa1esae s r-'sF ''-s-
As cholera has reapp jared on the frontie,
| Of Russian Poland, tine government has re-
| umed the publication OF bulleilns A nu'-
letin issued Thursday said t'ere were l.U
cases of ch i. "a anu 81 deaths in the em
pire between April IL aud May 1.
The employees of the Great N 'rthern
Railway of I-ela I'd FRIDAY gave "a h>urs'
notice of q G neral strike. Theie dispute
with the directors concerns hours and
wages, and all forts to eettle II ty com
pro .pise Of empl yers and employed have
| tailed.
Adynamite bomb was exploded Thursday
| evening at the house of Dr. Benson, rue
De la Paix, L,ge. The house was half
/ wrecked, and Nine. B ,nsOn and her maid
we're injured seriously, bat nobody was
killed. The motive of the man who placed
the bomb is not known.
A dispatch FROM York, Western Austria
liz, says that the house of r v. DR.. Gib-
| uey. Catholic priest of that town, was
xrecked with dynamite bomb, Thur.dH ~.
| The man " ho placed the bomb evidently
Intended to kill Gioney, bat the priest had
just lett tue house and escaped all injury
The tug e. Evarts arrived at Quarantine
| lock, New York, Fri'ar, at 5 80 A. M. with
I'll the passeng rs of the steamer Persian
Monarch, which is ashore near ELstpOrt L.
| steamer Persian Monarch that went ashore
II E ,stport, l.. l., Wedne-diy night, was
ioa,ed Friday night. Tugs will take her
to New York.
The l25 anniversary of Dartmouth
college will be celebrated at this comm nee
ment, June 26, with appropriate exercises
commemor.ting the century and quarter
of the institution's progress. Hon. Nelson
Dingley, 55, Lewiston, Me-, will deliver
the ora,ion, and Richard Havey, So, Wash,
ington, d. c.. the p3em.
Ludwig B. G, ldhorn, until recently
book keeper for the New York agency OF
the Mamie m Marine Insurance Company
disappeared April 10 apparently short in his
accounts sbJut $4,000. The money is said
to have been raised on forged checks.
Goldhorn belongs to a wealthy family in
Mannheim and is about 90 years old.
The tourists who were imprisoned by the
flood in a cave at Lubloch, Styria, have
DOT been released. Tourists from all parts
of Austria are gathering at the cave and
ire trying to hasten the work of rescue
The efforts to force small entrance to the
cave have failed. as floatir g wood has col.
Iected as fast as men have removed the Old
wreckage.
A dispatch to the London Central News
from Antananadivo says that All attempt
was recently made to force the circulation
of a deprecated silver currency in NADIA
gascar at its face value, whereupon the
government on March 29th issued decree
that silver without gold guarantee should
be no longer current
A dispatch from Island Pond, VT, say.
the forest fire in that vicinity was extin
guished, Friday, by rain, after burning
over eight square miles and doing grea'
damage to timber. The loss cannot be ac
curately estimated. 1t is believed the fire
was set by tramps and the people of tha
region are in q state of apprehension 0.
other fires.
Thursday night, during squall pre-
ceding hard ram, lightning struck th'
Cincinnati Tin and Japan Company's plan
at Canal and Sycamore stretts, Cincinnati
Ia moment the establishment was II
flames. A l0-blow alarm was sounded, ant
after two hours of hard work the flame
were extinguished. The loss lie $l50,0OO
, insurance, $50, 600. Capt. Patton and Fire
| man Kelly we're severely injured.
Coroner Lincoln of Providence rendered
J a verdict upon the death of John B. Brova
brakeman, killed in the freight yard of th'
Consolidated Road, March 30, in which ]
| lids Micha, Hslleran. switchman, respon
, sible for the fatality in turning the s~itcl
the wrong way. He WAS suspended some
time since by the company MS result O
the investigation and will now be arrested
charged with manslaughter.
%. In the London central criminal court
Friday, Joseph Farnara, the Italian anar
chist who pleaded guilty Thursday, wa
sentenced to 20 years imprisonment at hart
labor. Francis Polti, his companion, wa
found guilty and sentenced to 10 year
Imprisonment. After his sentence wa
pronounced Farnara shouted "Vive Fansr
chic" He was at once seized by the cour'
officers and removed. He struggled hard Il
: free himself and endeavored to make ,
speech, but was prevented. PolIi cried on
.Shame :" and added, To-day you mak'
: the laws, bnt tomorrow we will make them. ;
The New ,rk Mail and Express says il
is an absolute certainty now that Yale ant
Oxford will arrange an eight-oared race il
the near future; if not this season, then as
suredly next year. 1t gives George A
AIDE e as authority for ths statement. Th'
statement is made by a man of authority ii
Yale matters that in the event of the New
Haven crew winning the New London rac'
Yale and Oxford will challenge simultane
oufIy. Mr.. Adee is Of the opinion that th'
negotiations for the race will be successful
and that meeting of the leading spirits o
/ both colleges will be held in short time t.
arrange match for this year or next.
The people of Toluca, state of Mexico
have related for years a story to the effec
that a great treasure was buried on tn
slpa, ranch near the town. On Monday
laborer on the ranch found, inst unde
the surface, large fl It stone with the in