Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the Esrt;i. East
South and West.


Archbishop Tache, who has been i'll for
some time atWinnipeg, Man., died Friday.
The Hungarian House of Magnates, Fri
day, passed the civil marriage bill in its en-
tirely.
johnson rode half mile in SO 2-5 and
Sanger a mile in 2.O4 at Rome, N. Y,
Friday. .
The Italian deputies approved, Friday,
the governments proposal to increase the
salt tax.
The Populists in convention at Waco,
Tx, Thursday, nominated L. L. Nugent
for Governor.
Fire at Ashland, Mass, Friday destroyed
Hatch & Cos. heel factory and several
houses and barns.
A dispatch from Paris says GO cases and
Jemeppe near Liege, Relgium.
Cashier Sattley of the defunct Kansas
City savings bank, was arrested. Thursday,
on four new charges and is now in Jail.
A fire of unknown origin destroyed al
most the entire city of Exeter, Neb., Fri
day. The loss is far up in the thousands.
Zoni Anigoea an Italian organ grinder
from Boston shot James Corners at Brad
ford, Friday, in row. Corners will die.
The Oder and vistula continue to rise.
The rains have not yet ceased. Dispatches
from Warsaw say that the low lands are
submerged.
Kelly and Baker, leaders of the army of
tramps encamped near New Albany, were
arrested at Louisville, Ky, Thursday, un-
der the vagrancy ordinance.
The Black Hills National Bank of Rapid
City, S. d., closed Thursday. 1t was the
result of movement of the stockholders to
wind up affairs owing to a lack of business.
Bishop Sillitor, aged 40, died at New
Westminster, B. c.. June 8. The fact of
his death was unknown until now on &C.
count of the floods which kept the wires
down.
The trouble at the Field-Thayer Manu-
featuring Company's shoe shops at Haver-
hill, Mass, has been settled by compromise
and work was resumed in every department
this morning.
A unknown man jumped from the Brook
Ign bridge. midway of the structure lat about
2 80, Friday =. M. He sank beneath the
surface of the water when he struck and
did not reappear.
1t is anr ounced from Fee that Muley Is
mail, the late Sultan's eldest brother, has
announced his submission to the sover-
eighty of his nephew, Abdul Aziz, the new
Sultan of Morocco.
Mrs. Halliday, who was Thursday found
guilty of murder in the first degree at Mon
N To
death in the electric chair, during the week
beginning August 9th.
The new torpedo boat started down the
river from Dubuque, Iowa, Friday even
ing, and will make its trial trip to New
London, Conn.,, in July. 1t will go to New
port for its armament.
The house occupied by John G. Burke
and John Roberts on Indigo hill, Somers-
worth, N. H., caught fire from q chimney,
Friday morning, and was Quilted. Burke's
loss is $1,000; insurance, SIS 900; Roberts
loss is $1,000; partially insured.
The presence of several American &C.
clesiastics of high rank at Rome, is much
commented upon. A report is afoat that
efforts are being made to bring about the
recall of Mgr. Satolli and the abolition of
the papal delegation in Washington.
Misses Clara Newton, Maud Madison and
Christie Madison were in bathing lat Anoka,
MINI, Friday, when they waded beyond
their depth and sank. All the bodies were
soon recovered, but the physicians were
only able to resuscitate Miss Christie Mad-
son.
The boxing contest between Joe Walcott
and Mike Harris at the Casino, Boston,
Friday night, was vi.nessed by about 400
people, and resulted in a victory for VOL
colt in the sixth round. The match was
wholly in Wolcott's favor from the start
and was simplya question of Harris enda-
rance. Not drop Of blood was drawn.
Walcott scored q knockdown in every
round.
Charles Stone, . young man having no
special abiding place, was arrested at Lake
Pleasant, Athol, Mass, at midnight, Thurs
day, on charge of incendiarism. He is
suspected of having fred the match factory
of Hapgood & Smith on May "a, occasion
ing loss to the company of $4,000, and
of having committed sundry other offences.
Stone has made long confession to the
officers.
The St. Petersburg police have discov-
cred mines under the tracks of the railway
over which the Car will pass 10 going to
attend the Inauguration ceremonies of the
church erected in commemoration of the
railway disaster 1t Borki. His majesty
would also take this route in going to the
military manGuvres. A rigid investigation
is being made. The Car has postponed
his journey TO Bo:ki.
The New York Heralds Panama dis
patch ssys Relations between Nicaragua