Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-28
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Olneyville. Manton and Central
Falls, CT, mills will be reopened, Mon
day.
under arrest for shooting his mother,
Sunday. She will die.
In the boxing match between Plimmer
and Corfield at London, Monday night,
the former won in seven rounds.
Hon Eustace c. Fitz died at his resi-
dence on Columbus avenue, Boston,
Monday, aged 81 years, of heart trouble
The Dutch steamer Salak stranded
Monday, off Bembridge, Isle of Wight
Her passengers have been taken to South
ampton, Eng.
Tho new Grecian Chamber of Deputies
assembled at Athens Monday, with the
least possible Formally. There was no
speech from the throne.
After two hours session, devoted to rou-
tine business. the 107th Presbyterian
Gneral Assembly. at Pittsburg Pa, ad-
journed at 4.20 P. M, Mondav, sine die
The French Chamber of Deputies, Mon
day, rejected the motion introduced by
W. ItillS. AttptbilOdb, UlC
employment Of Jews in state functions.
The motion WIS defeated by the govern
ment majoriy of 0.
The torpedo boat built at Germania
wharf, KieI, Germany. for the Turkish
government. was making a trial trip to
Eckernfoerde. Monday, when the boiler
exploded. Six of the crew were instantly
killed and II MORALLY injured.
About 80 P. M, Monday, Walter p.
Harris. colored, employed as a butler by
NJ f. d. Warden, % West 56th street,
New York, was shot through the left
breast and instantly killed by two I'M
known men. The murder occurred in the
basement of Wardens residence.
William A. Darling. president of the
Murray Hill Bank died at his home at
New York, Sunday night He was a
member from New York in Congress dur
ing Lincoln's administration. He was a
Presidential elector at three elections and
also served as collector of internal revenue.
The four-masted schooner Augustus
Palmer, with a cargo of coal for Port
land, Me-, ran ashore at p. NJ Mon.
day, during dense fog, on the rocks al
the Sc uthwest end of Naushon island,
near Robinson's Hole. Vineyard Sound.
| Tug Mercury went to her assistance and
| succeeded in floating her at p NJ, and
lowed her to Vineyard Haven.
The prize fight between Oscar Gardner,
the Omaha Kid, and Tommy Dixon OF
Rochester, N. y. for $500 side and the
gate receipts. took place near Kansas City,
Mo-, Sunday. Dixon won in the 36th
round In spite of Governor MorrilI's
command to sheriffs of various counties,
the battle was fought on Kansas soil
Gardner was punched all over the rinq
and knocked down six times, in the last
three rounds. In the seth round Dixon
begged him to quit and he did so.
The House bill prohibiting the gather.
| ing Of armed bodies of men for the pur.
pose of drill, parade etc. without permits
sion of the commaEder-in-ch chief. was
amended in the Michigan Senate Mon.
day, by adding provision that no per.
mission be granted for the organization
of any military company composed OF
members Of one creed, and no person moi
citizen of the United States shall be q
member of any such company or organiza
ton. " 1t was adopted and the bill was
passed
| At the annual meeting Of the Pilgrim
| Society. held in Pilgrim hall, Plymouth
Mass, Monday, the society voted to ap-
propriate not exceeding sl0o for hronz.
| tablet to mark the site of the John Robin.
son house, at Leyden, Holland The
question OF celebrating the 275:h ami
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