Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-26
NEWS NUGGETS.



The class Of '97 at Dartmouth, has
awarded the junior DONORS Among the
assignments is % Corsets, f. B. Goodenow,
Bangor, Me-"
Arguments for the release of Eugene
Debs ct ais. were opened in the supreme
court at Washington, Monday, and will
close, Tuesday.
New steamer Bay State of the Portland
Steam Packet Line, was placed on Burn
hams railway at Boston, Monday, to be
caulked and metaled.
Fred Cuckoo and Louis Musso were ar
rested at New York, Monday, for selling
wbiskey from milk cans, and their illicit
still was discovered at Maspeth anu
broken up.
A delegation will leave Newfoundland,
Tuesday, for Ottawa, to discuss the pro
posed confederation with Canada. Sir
VIM. Whiteway is still very i'll, but MS
physician is hopeful of recovery.
The first cruiser yacht of the season ar
rined at New London, CT, MOnday,-the
Neckan-with the owner, Fl. e. Barker
party aboard. She came from Portland,
Me-, and is going to Charleston via new
York.
Senior Muruaga, Spanish minister, was
advised by his government, Monday, of
the acceptance of his resignation, which
was re rendered by Senior Muruaga after
the establishment of the new Spanish
government.
John CrOzier has been arrested at New
York charged with robbing Mckesson q
Robbins, Wholesale druggists. Crozler
had charge of the firms printing depart
mant Supt. Kirkland thinks his steal
ings will figure $4,000.
Premier Crispi recently received letter
from an Anarchist who threatened blm
with vengeance for the i'll Treatment OF the
Anarchists in government prisons. Inc
sender was arrested with six comrades. All
seven are fugitives firm the Porto Ercole
penitentiary.
1t has been formally announced at
Berlin, that Baron Won Saurma Jeltscb,
German ambassador at Washington, will
succeed Prince Rsdolin as German ambas-
sador to Turkey; and Baron Won
Thielmann, Prussian minister at Munich
will be appointed ambassador to the
United States.
r. Ensign Able. Thompsonville, Ct,
apple merchant who has been missing
since he was last seen in Washington, ID.
c., March 6. was found at Hartford, CT,
Monday He had been stopping at the
American Hotel since Saturday, but
could give no account of his previous war
derings since he was seen in Washington.
Officials of the Indian bureau at Wash
ington, have discredited the report that
the Puyallup and Nisqually Indians Of
Washington arc going on the war path on
account of the killing of a medicine man.
The officials say that these Indians live
lust outside of Tacoma. have lands allotted
them, are civilized, and that the story is
untrue
VIM. Cochrane, president, and Robert
H. Sayre, assistant cashier of the National
Bank of Delmante Col, convicted of
making false entry with intent to de-
ceive the comptroller of the currency, and
sentenced to five years imprisonment
each, will get a new trial by virtue of
decision by the supreme court of the
United States, Monday.
The London Central News correspon-
dent in Madrid says: Strong public sen
timent is felt on account of the officers
riot The officers are Kissed frequently
when they enter cafes or music halls. The
whole affair had bad influence on the
ranks. The non-commissioned officers
and privates are returning late from fur
loughs and are inclined to be defiant"
Arrangements have just been complet.
ed whereby Pauline Hall will, at the close
of the present operatic season, make q
complete tour of Europe on
bicycle. She will be &C
companied by her husband, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan b. Harrison. The
party will sail on the American liner City
of New York, the latter part of May, and
return about the middle of August.
Honduras promised the United States
to act promptly concerning the murder of
Mr.. Renton, the American assassinated
in that country. A telegram to this effect
has been received by Secretary Gresham
from Pierce NJ. Is. Young, our minister
to Honduras Tt is supposed the visit of
the cruiser Montgomery in connection
with the case caused the Honduras gov
eminent to move with greater rapidity
than it has been doing.
The discovery has been made of forged
duplicates of town bonds of Newton, N.
H., issued in 1876, and maturing next
week. The town treasurer received forged