Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-23
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Hanlon eyened honors with Bubear at
Dickinson Bayou. Tex, Friday, by win
MING tbe fourth race in the series oil nve
for the championship of England.
Secretary Olney has decided that the
E-ercb rave Consul Waller a fair trial.
and cannot interfere. The French Will
r,obaIly release Waller if he will NOT
claim indemnity.
The New York police commissioners,
Friday dismissed Capt William Strauss
of Fast 9th street station, on The charge
If giving wrong orders to Roundsman
| Buckley and Acting Sergeant Hammond,
of his command, and wilfully making
wrong charges against them.
A mass meeting TO protest a yainst The
Armenian outrag5s was held ut Faneuil
h III. Boston, Friday. being addres sed hy
GOV. Greenhalge Rev. Franci, e. Pea
body of Cambridge, Hon. Robert Treat
P,ine, Bishop Lawrence, VIM, Lloyd Gar
ris, n. and Charles Francis Adams.
| The steamer Eandorille, running lie
tween Oregon points, is ashore ut Empire
| CITY, Oregon. The vessel stranded while
| IN a disabled condition. A heavy sea WAS
running, and Capt. Wimaut and one pas
sanger were swept overheard and drowned
Toe other passengers are reported safe.
Eugene V. Debs was released from Jail
at Woodstock, H., Friday, and was given
great reception by admirers. Ex-Gov.
Waite of Colorado. went from Denver to
greet him Five thousand people met
Debs at Chicago and meeting was held,
addressed by Debs, H. d. Lloyd and ex-
G ". Waite.
Warden Leonard and Capt. Ramstlen
left Washington, Friday, with Capt. Henry
W. Howgate for Albany n Y, to deliver
hln to the penitentiary authorities How
gate was recently sentenced to eight years
imprisonment for forgery and embezzle-
ment. while he was disbursing officer Of
the signal service.
The attempt Of Alexander Mcdonald to
appropriate the entire estate of his mother,
and leave his sister and brother out IN the
cold, was not explained in the Stratford,
Ct, probate court, Friday. Alexander's
counsel told the court that he would with
draw the peculiar will and deeds that he
offered in his own favor and would share
the estate equally with the others. This
the court allowed.
News is received of the sudden death in
Beyrout, Syria, Of Rev DR.. Cornelius V.
A. Van Dyck, Translator in Arabic, ard
acknowledged by experts to be the great
est Arabian scholar in the world 1t is
thought that old age was the primary
cause, FASTENED by an organic trouble
with which DR.. Van Dyck suffered dur
ing the later years Of his life The date
of DR.. Van Dyck's death is not known.
The London Gazette announces an order
of the privy council which enacts that
after Nov. 81, until the council shall
otherwise direct, the catching of seals by
British ships will be prohibited within
the zone Of ten marine miles of the Rus
sian coasts on the Behring sea, and within
the zone of 30 miles around Kormandor.
sky and Robben Islands, this action being
taken in accordance with the agreement
with Russia.
Wreckers, Friday, hauled the schooner
I. W. Allen off Napatree Point. and to
New London, Ct, where it will be pumped
out, her bottom patched. and be put on
the ways. The Nantucket schooner Mary
f. Crosby, coal laden. is still ashore at
Stonington, full of water, with part of htr
keel gone. The vessel lies easy. Schooner
Nevada, ashore on Saybrook bar. will he |
total total loss aud will go to piec : |
where she lies. The vessel is not insured |
Joseph H. Manley is still in town. He
is said to be waiting for Mr. Reed, who is
expected to stop in New York on his way |
to Washington. Mr. Manlty is not a Har-
rison boomer but nevertheless he made
the former Chief Executive a social cal, |
Yesterday. Both Mr., Harrison and he are
indignant at the story published broadcast
that Mr.. Harrison had snubbed Mr.. Man |
ley. The story had absolutely no fouuda-
ton in fact, and the Herald was asked to |
contradict it-New York Herald
W H. u. Durraut, convicted of the
murder Of Blanche Lamont, was brought |
before Judge Murphy at San Francisco. |
for sentence, Friday. Gen. Dickinson |
moved for a continuance till Wednesday.
stating that he had been unable to com
plete the adavitS upon which he expected |
to base his motion for new trial. He
stated that the discovery of certain new
evidence made continuance necessary.
Judge Murphy said he desired to give the
defence every opportunity to present their
motion and granted the request.
special meeting of the Bridgton Vii
lage Corporation will be held, Tuesday
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