Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-18
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

d. l.. Sheplie 81 Co., straw goods manu-
| facturcrs, l31 Kingston street, Boston,
owe $50, 600 Assets of uncertain value.
Articles were signed at Chicago We'd
nesday, in behalf of Tommy Ryan. cham
| pion welterweight, for 20 round go with
Billy Smith, May 81, to finish.
The accumulated mail and express
| matter of four days reached Hanover,
n. f., Wednesday. the first received since
Saturday night The water is gradually
subsidiDg.
Dispatches from the front of the Chitral
| expedition say that Col. Kelly routed 1900
tribesmen at Msagal. The British lost
six killed, Is wounded, and the Eatives
about so killed
The barn of Thomas Roach, together
with 90 tons of hay, quantity Of grain
and Is head of cattle at Westboro Mass,
burned, Wednesday. Loss, $780, insured
for $500. Cause, unknown.
Notices were posted in the New Bed
ford. Mass, mills, Wednesday, of res
| following the action of the Fall River
manufacturers in that regard.
Schooner Ethel b. Jacobs the first of
| the Southern mackerel feet, arrived at
Gloucester, Wednesday, with 70 barrels
of large mackerel, taken off the New Jersey
coast, and which sold for 25 cents apiece.
William Stokes, who stabbed and
MORALLY wounded Joseph Ball at Nara
gansett Park, last November, was,
Wednesday. sentenced to Imprisonment
for life by Judge Wilbur, at Providence,
r. 1.
The sentences Of the liquor dealers were
imposed by Judge Chase in the supreme
court at Manchester, Wednesday. The
men were each sentenced to six months
in Jail and fines varying from 800 to
$500.
Della Alexander, aged 43 years, of III
West Goth street, New York, was fatally
shot by her husband Simon, shortly be-
fore noon, Wednesday, on the sidewalk at
Doth street and Seventh avenue. Alex
ander was arrested.
The jury at Dedham, Mass is the case
of Everett A. Ellis, chalg ed with man
slaughter in shooting John Il. Fleming in
tho store of Ellis parents, at Canton,
Mass, returned a verdict of guilty. Ellis
counsel has taken exceptions.
During a dispute in Bridgeport CT,
saloon, Tuesday night, Julius Belmont
threw handful of red pepper into the
eyes of Arthur Vaness and the lattcr's
cyesight may be destroyed. Wednesday,
Belmont was sentenced to 30 days in Jail.
Haywood Williams shot and killed
Grace White, woman of the town, at
Telluride, Col, Tuesday, and then shot
himself, inflicting mortal wound. VIII
liams' father was n representatives in Con-
grcss for two terms from Louisville, n. c.
Jealousy was the cause.
The London Daily Telegraph has dis
patch dated Rassankalch April 9, via
Tars April 10, which says that owing to
the representatives of the Powers, the
Porte has been taking energetic measures
which, as have now been proved. have
prevented a series of massacres.
| Edwin II. Lord, Of the firm of Church
& Lord, wood and coal dealers. Lawrence,
Mass, committed suicide by drowning in
the South Canal some time Tuesday night
or early Wednesday. His hat was seen
| floating on tho water. and his body was
found near by. Grief caused by the death
of his wife last fall, is supposed to have
led to the act.
|
| throp House. South birmingham, Mass ;,
as C. l.. Morley of Spencer, Tuesday
night, was found dead in his room,
Wednesday morning from asphYxiation.
Gas was flowing in full force from two
Jets. Nobody of the above name is known
in Spencer, and nothing whatever is
known about the mans possessions to
show his identity.
Archbishop Langevin, in speaking of
the Manitoba school matter was most en-
phatic. These were his words 1.-THE
hierarchy of the Catholic church has
spoken and all those who do not follow
the. hierarchy are not Catholics. l de-
clare as - bishop, and say it with plain
authoSitE hhat Catholic who does not
follt* thS hierarchy on the school CUES
tahn isAqnore Catholic.
SN0d1cd1 Examiner Draper of Boston,
Mdss., Wednesday, made public the result
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