Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-02-09

he rate OF discount ana several IallufeS o.
azaars are said to be imminent.
A Paris Patrie correspondent in Biarritz,
says he has learned from 3 British mem
Der of Parliament there that Mr.. Gladstone
does attach the slightest politicalimpo:tance
to Bismarck's recent visit ia Berlin. and
regards the last outbreak of the Kh dive a
absolutely without activity.
Serious religious riots between NOLAN.
medans and Hindoos nave occurred at
Ycola, near Nassick, 81 miles from Bonn
bay. The HindooI temples and Moham-
medan mosques were destroyed. Many OF
the combatants were injured. Troops were
summoned and quelled the disturbances.
United States Consul Neal at Liverpool,
acting for the American government, has
given Capt. Delargy, of the British steamer
Iran, gold watch and chain. In Novem-
Der Capt. Delarey rescued the crew Of the
American schooner Frank B. Warren,
IN the storms then sweeping the Atlantic
Raffsele Pietro, the Italian injured in
row at Cooke Place, Lsnox, Mass, Sunday
night, died THURSDAY, death resulting from
fractured skull. He was thirty years oil,
and had q family in Italy. Rafaele Unga-
70, one of the gang arrested for participate
ing in the Array, secured bail and was re-
leased.
Fred H. Chills. young society man and
the son of wealthy jeweler of Clyde. N.
Wednesday. shot and instantly killed
James C. Nichols, prominent man, in the
principal street and in the presence of hun
alleged scandalous stories told by Nichols.
Childs gave himself up.
The lighthouse board gives notice that
the Boon Island ledge whistling buoy, red
and black horizontal stripes with the let
tiers B. l. L. in white, is reported adritt.
1t will be replaced on the station, about
p "a miles L 81 S from Boon Island
lighthouse. Maine, as soon as practicable.
Bearings magnetic, distance in nautical
miles.
The three -masted schooner Fannie j..
Bartlett of Bath, Me-, stranded on the
shore of Montauk point, Jan. 1G, has been
sold at auction, the hull bringing $50;
cargo of 1900 tons of coal, $l3; schOouer's
fog horn, $3.50; bell, $3.50, and small
boat, 81. The vessel was valued before
goir g ashore at $50, 900 and was well in
sureC.
A circular has been sent to railway en-
ployes' societies which states that there az
pears to be general movement by mana
gers of roads west of the Mississippi river
to reduce pay, and asking in view of that,
whether the employees of all roads ought not
to strike if arbitration fails. This will be
discussed first by the American Railway
unions of Omaha.
Michael Cary of Southbridge, indicted at
the last session of the grand jury for the
murder of his wife October 18th, was ar
raigned at Worcester, Mass, Thursday.
He pleaded guilty Of murder in the second
degree and this was accepted by the district
attorney, was sentenced to confinement for
life in state prison. Cary is about 70 years
old, and is quite infrna.
Wednesday the Pennsylvania Railroad
ward from Lima, Ohio, having on board
two doctors for the purpose of iuoculating
the employees. In their special train the
doctors VI ill work all the way to Chicago
and every section man, switchman, gate
keeper, etc., on the road will bare his arm
and receive his medicine.
An Italian bank at Waterbury. c., for
Is months conducted by Louis Scassera and
+. Seneca, closed Thursday. An attach
me 1t was placed on tine concern by deposit
tors who could not get their money. tt e
proprietors say they do not know where the
money has gone. The bank had no char
tsr and the depositors are Italian laborers.
The deposits aggregated $4,000.
A number of Czechist Anarchists were
arrested at Leipzig, few days ago, on
charge of sending threatening letters to the
Judges at Prague, Bohemia, before whom
the members of the secret society, Omlad-
dina, were being tried for Lese ma Jeste
AMI high treason. The court at Leipzig
granted extradition and Thursday they were
taken to Austria under strong escort.
The Khedive has appointed Maher Pasha,
formerly assistant minister of war, and re-
Gently removed from Office at the demand
of Lord Cromer, the British diplomatic
agent, governor of the Suez canal. A few
days ago Maher Pasha was appointed to
post commissioner of Domains. 1t is
charged that Maher Pasha melted the Khe-
dive TO make hostile criticisms on the Brit
i,h troops in Egypt. and this led to the de-
mand by Lord Cromer that he be removed
from Office.
Judge Dundy, of Lincoln, Neb., has
over-ruled the motion to remand to the
state courts for trial the case of Sheppard
II. King sg.inst C. w. Moshier and the
9th r stockholders of the Capital National
Bank. This was test case and a large num-
Der of other cases like it by depositors and
creditors, including the Chemical National
Ba k of New York, will follow the de-
cision. The motion to remand was based
upon allegation that no federal question
was involved but Judge Dundy holds differ
emily.
At the Massachusetts state G. A. r. en-
c,mpment, at Boston, Thur day, w. A..
W.therbee of Post 62. Newton, was elected
commander; Junior Vice Commander Jo-
seph w. Thayer, Post So. Chelsea, elected
senior vice-commander; w. T. Derby,
Post 16, Springfield, junior vice-comman-
der; Chaplain w. c. Barrows and Medical
Director j. w. Starbird were reelected and
the following council of administration was
chosen: Edward B. Savage, Post a., Ha-
verhill; Royal B. Wight, Post G2. Natick ;
JOHN w. Fairbanks, Post so, Westboro !;
Henry NJ. Burleigh. Post l40. Athol;
Thomas K. Rodman, Post 100, New Bed
ford.
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