Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-11
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Inc Dig II Cdnuee huDDcT 20. vi New
Haven, CT, that has been shut down foi
over a month, will resume in all depart
menCs, Tuesday This will give employ
ment to over 2000 hands,
1t is said that the Pope has decided to
create Mgr. Azarian, Catholic Armenian
patriarch at Constantinople cardinal
This will be done as being another step
toward the union of all Christian churches.
The factory of the Cortland Cartt and
Carriage Co, the livery stable of C. b.
Peck, blacksmith shops of John Hodgson,
and carriage shop OF A. c. Deusenbury
at Portland, N. Y, were burned, Sunday
Loss, 500, 900; partially insured
Just before daybrcak, Saturday, party
of tramps, which had taken possession of
rail mill near Boone, Ia, began raising
disturbance. The police went to the
mill and, being resisted by the tramps,
opened fire with their revolvers. James
Freeman was killed. Tim Lanman was
shot in the breast and will die, and an
unknown tramp was shot through tho
right arm.
Schooner Joel i. Sheppard arrived at
New York, Saturday She sailed from
Hampton Roads, on Feb. g. with coal
from Norfolk for Quincy Point, Mass,
and had not since been seen nor heard
from. 1t was supposed that sho had been
lost in the February blizzard, She
started with a 20 hours gale and before
reaching port, the crew was reduced to
half a slice of bread per day a-
Senator German is stated by one of his
| closest friends to have determined to go
nj, I'm tIo
Europe, by his family, partly
for his health, and partly to keep out of
the preliminary contest for Democratic
nominations in Maryland this summer
He will return in September for the
Icatnpaign. Evidently he does not antici-
pate an extra session before that thine
Admiral Meadc's fleet, unless change
is made in the present arrangement, will
shortly visit Mexican ports and places on
the Caribbean sea where disturbances have
been lately reported. The ships of the
squadron viii soon leave Trinidad for
Puerto Cabello. From there they will
proceed to Curacao, and later to San Do
iningo and Port-au- Prince. Hayti. Thence
they viii go to Santiago and other ports,
bringing up at Colon about the middle Of
next month.
President Mont returned to Valparaiso,
Saturday, after signing a contract with
the Rothschilds for a loan OF 81, 800, 900.
The advance will be repaid out of the
revenues from the nitrate fields. A runor
is in circulation there to the effect that
prominent citizens of Peru have requested
the Gillian government to intervene in
the revolution now in progress and bring
about q peaceful settlement of affairs 1t
has been impossible to secure conhrma-
ton of the report yet, however.
John Heintz, in the presence of at lea.
100 persons. at New York, Saturday night,
drew revolver and fired three shots It
Mile Unold, his common law wife, Only
one bullet took effect, the others fying
wild, and the great wonder is that no one
else was struck, in view of the crowd that
surrounded the principals. AS the man
saw her fall he turned the muzzle of the
revolver toward his temple but before he
could press the trigger Policeman Spencer
had wrenched the weapon from his grasp.
She will recover unless complications set
in.