Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-31
NEWS NUGGETS.
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South and West.

Parliamentary election in the east di
vision Of Donegal, Monday resulted in the
return of Arthur O'Connor, Nationalist
Leon Munier, one of the proprietors and
editors of the French newspaper, the
Courier Des Etats Unis, published in New
York, died in Paris, Monday
A dispatch from Market Lake, Utah,
dated Tuesday morning, states that there
has been no collision for the past few days
with the Indians, but settlers are In q
state of constant alarm.
Schooner John Linneshai of Eastport.
lumber laden, for Patchogue, N Y, filed
and sunk during Fridays gale near Fire
Island. Capt. Kenneally started for the
vessel in yawl and was drowned
The Maryland Steel Co has decided to
increase the wages of 700 employees, 10 per
cent, to take immediate effect Presi-
dent Wood says: 1.-The great business re
vival warrants the employment of large
number of men at higher wages
DR.. Henry S. Hitler of Mount Carroll.
Ills, blew his brains out, Tuesday, with
revolver. He was temporarily insane,
caused by Illness He was formerly state
etomologist and was engaged in work for
the Smithsonian Institution at Washing
ton.
Lowell Jenness, one of the oldest and
most respected citizens of Portsmouth, n.
H., died, Tuesday, aged SO. For many
years he was engaged in the marble and
granite business, being senior member of
the firm of Jenness & Dowd. He Is sur
vived by one son.
A national convention of colored men
has been called by the executive commit.
tee of the National Republican Vigilant
Association, to be held at Baltimore. be-
ginning Oct. Q. The object of the conven-
ton is to discuss topics bearing upon the
welfare of the colored people, social and
political.
George Carson one of the accomplices
of Harry Russell, Joe Killoran and
Charles Allen, the trio of postoffice thieves
who escaped from the Ludlow street Jail,
New York, three weeks ago and for whose
capture reward OF $4,000 is offered, is
supposed to be in Allentown, Pa, Jail.
He is accused of picking pockets.
Thomas Stuart, for many years one of
Concord's, n. H., best known citizens.
died, Tuesday, aged ~. He was for a
long time proprietor of the Columbian
hotel, and as such gained extensive &C
quaintance. Mr.. Stuart had been con-
nected with the First National and Union
Guaranty Savings banks since their or.
ganization.
The London Post says on tho authority
of It's st. Petersburg correspondent that
the sensational statements circulated by
Reuter- Telegram Co. and certain papers
in Paris regarding the nature of the
Franco Prussian alliance have greatly an
noyed Russian court circles. Both the
foreign minister and the minister Of war
deny the statement.
Rev. Fred Freudenrich, pastor of the
st. Johannes German church at BrierhilI,
a suburb Of Youngstown, Ohio has left
the city suddenly, owing a considerable
amount of money which he had collected
for the church and spent getting drunk.
Rev. MIR. Freudenrich went there from a
former pastorate In Pittsburg Saturday
afternoon, he was seen In several bar
rooms.
A. II. Kaffenbergh, representing Howe
& Hulnmell, the attorneys for the Bar
mum & Bailey show, served sumlnonses
upon Otto and Albert Rinpling, two of
the proprietors If the Ringing Bros.
circus, which showed at Clayton, N. Y
Tuesday The Barnurn & Bailey Co has
brought suit for 300, 100 against the
Ringing Bros. for All alleged ilbellons
circular. i