Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-23

preme court at Manchester, N. H., Tues
lay, to four years in the state prison for
the larceny of $l3S worth of property from
Mrs. Francis Wheeler, her room mate in
corporation boarding house. e'"-f'"t
During a row at Republican primary at
Dallas, CAL, Monday, james McCadrey
vas instantly killed by William Ryan, and
James o. Ryan, his father, was mortslly
Wounded. A dozen men were 10 the battle,
md no less than so shots were fred.
A sailboat carsized on Missiquer bay at
SwAnton, VT, Sunday afternoon, and
George Spauldipg of Farnhsn, P. O.. Will
lam Symms of Phillisburg, 2. Q and
Chester Fleming of Manchester, N. H.,
we're drowned. The bodies have not been
recovered.
The Russian press tritic.ses ex-King
Milan of Seivia in the Beverest terms, de-
'lsYing that his intrigues are likely TO COM
promise the gene raj peace of Europe, and
demanding his iinme. iAts withdrawal from
the kingiIm to which be solemnly prom
ised not to return.
A large can co,tainiping q gallon Of
p troleum, quantity Of gunpowder and
ther explosives, bits of iron, nails, ETC.,
with lighted fuse attached, was found
outside the m in entrance to the house of
Able CARRIER, editor of lie Peuple Fran
caise, Paris, Monday night.
Attorney General M'Olloney of Illinois
has notified the sttorney fer the American
Tobacco Company that be will be ready to
proceed with the case recently brought by
him against the concern. 1t is not thought
that the Chicago gas c&se can be reached
before the midcle of next week.
The London Daily News says of the din
ner to be given to the Chicago's officers
Thursday evening: Tile banquet will be
link in the chain which is Revealing the
bonds of brotherhood between the two Sec
tons of the ADglo-Ssxon race. Nothing is
more conducive than this to the peace of the
world"
The residence of Norman Y. Brintnall, a
Wholesale liquor dealer, Horthorne square,
CharlestowD, was damaged $4,000 by fire,
Tuesday. Mrs. Brintnall was found on the
bed, enveloped in flames. She was dead.
Mr.. Brin!nall and son were away, and it is
not known how the fire originated. Mrs.
Brintnall was 62 years old.
| In the supreme court at Boston, Tues
day, the jury retnrneia verdict of II cents
for the Old Colony Railroad Company, in
the suit against Lawyer Charles s. Racke-
man to recover fare between Boston and
Hyde Park, refused because there was no
seat for the defendant. The case may 20
to the full bench on law points. =
The house on North Colony street, Mcri-
den, Ct, half mile beyond the city limits
known as the Way place, occupied by f.
II. IIigginson ana family, WAS burned early
Tuesday. The fire WAS doubtless due to
the ex, losion of an off lamp Everything
of value was burned. The total loss was
about $4,000, on which there was $500
insurance.
Brt ckinridge and Colehan, tro officers OF
The Shelter contingent of the Industrial
army who stopped off in Omaha, Mondsy
Is see Manager Dickinson Of the Union
Pacific, were arreTel, Tuesday. The
arrests were made Ut der instructions from
Marshal Pinkhsm Of Idaho. and the MGR
will be h, ID, awaiting further word frcn
the marshal.
The Green has knig'ted Iraac Pitm,n
inventor of Pi'mans svstrm of phon.,i,
shorthand. This Queen has al.o KIN gh'e,
George Williams, president of the Y,unG
Mems Christian Association. Mr. William,
was the chief mover in the f0undhtiur oil
the association and the honor is conf IT..
upon him 10 connection with tile Ass civ
tons jubilee.
Michael Fitzgerald, the Boston, N, At IN,
hesd of the "Army" Of 43 men, arrived ,,
Washington, Tuesday night. They hsv,
taken quarters in the oil dance hall in {
northwestern part of the city. The mer
presented respectable appearance. They
visited the present quarter Of the Coke,
ties. but hey ond giviog them few cheers
had nothing to do With ther,.
All the bitiminous coal nine operators If
the Central Pennsylvania or ClesrfIell snd
allied Districts have voted unanimously /.
give their mentili May 20 to return I,
work. If they do not oonss back 1t tire oil
rate Of 40 cents ton, the operators wil
throw open thti. mines to whoever seek
employment and will p,utect tie worker,
every means in their power.
The strike situation is e1 tsemely critic
ia the regi NJ about Latrobe, r. and
trouble Is imminent The ntefnpt to re-
sumo work, Monday by thu, Ldfobe Tn.
Co was met BY an uely IMPOSITION, rinc
pxily frnn Sisvs and 1ssliaI, Only Oh,
MN WIS allowed 10 20 10 Jrk. Msrv n,
he men are trying to ger biick to work, bu,
'he strikers are guar ling Every roiLt.
j. B. Keynolip. 4 prominent msnufac
ftarer and large real estate o sner at Orange
iAass., 10 ssessiy worked u, over The pro