Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Edgar IL. FCStef ol Sdlais, hoo Wv"
elected assistant manager of the Amherst
| College athletic team.
.Judre Morton, at Chicago, Thursday,
dismissed the bill filed by Louis A. Levin,
| in which he asked that receiver be az
pointed for the Chicago Gas Company
Steamer Geimanic was docked at Liver
p,ol. Thursday Her forehold was foil
| nf water and her stern is so badly damaged
that it will be necessary to tit her with a
| new one.
The board of trustees of the United
Society of Christian Endeavor, finished
| its session at Detroit, Thursday. Rev.
| H B. Gross of Worcester, Mass, was
elected vice president.
The men arrested. Oct. 10, at Inagua,
| Bahamas, on the charge of violating the
foreign enlistment act, it being held that
they were Cuban filibusterers, were &C
Quilted. at Nassau, n. P, Thursday. The
| Jury was out 10 minutes.
Rector Ablwardt, the anti-Semite spoke
at Cooper Union, New York, Thursday
evening. on THE Essence of Modern
| Judaism" Two missiles were thrown
| from the audience, and the disturbcr
elected by the police, who prevented a
riot
| C. r. Hassell, the arch conspirator in
the Beaufort, n c., graveyard insuranC
case. was convicted at Trenton, n. C.,
Thursday The other conspirators are on
trial NJ \ Marshall an important state
witness, mysteriously disappeared, Tues
day, and no trace of him can be found.
Two absolute women were burned tc
death in the woods near Mogatton, : c.,
| Tuesday night. When last seen it was
said they were both drunk. Wednesday
morning the charred bodies were found
near the railroad The theory is advanced
that they built fire and falling into q
| stupor were burned to death.
| The bi-metallic conference at Paris
made up of delegates from the bi-metalliC
leagues of France, Great Britain and
| Germany, continued its session, Thurs
day The conference finally agrt ed upon
the terms of the principal resolutions
which the British delegates are authorized
to induce the American bi-metallic league
to accept.
An explosion occurred in Mine No. Is
of the Rich Hill Coal Co. at Rich Hill,
No, about p. NJ, Wednesday. The en-
trance is badly torn up and the mine can
not be entered. Three men were i'm
| prisoncd, two shot firers and the stable
| boss. Their names are Richard Towers,
James Donaldson and Oalen Meals.
Meals body was recovered but the others
| are beyond reach at present.
The Italian parliamentary committee TO
which the matter was referred will pro-
pose that ex-Prime Minister Gioltti be
| tried on the charge of stealing documents
distracted from the Banco Romano which
| figured in the prosecution uf Signol
Tanlongo, governor of that institution.
These documents, Sgnor Giolitti claimed,
showed that Prime Minister Crispi was
implicated in the bank scandals.
The Conservative English newspapers
| are grumbling great deal at the dcclara-
ton against protection made by Lord
Salisbury on the occasion Of his receiving
"A deputation, headed by the Earl of Win
nelscs, Wednesday, urging that the gov
eminent readjust the duty in the interests
of English growers Of hops and barley.
The Rt. Hon. James Lowther, NJ. 2. Con
servativc, will preside at Il public confer
ence to be held in London, Friday, With
the object of urging the adoption Of Il sys
TEN of protection, IN view of the critical
condition of agriculture and other ma
tional industries
Mining stock at Colorado Sptings, Col
Wednesday, was very active and strong,
t he total number of shares sold at The
three local exchanges reaching g 800, 0.5.
The entire list received more or less att n
ton, the cheaper priced stocks generally
scoring slight gains, the higher priced
issues as a rule remaining unchanged,
though few advanced few points. A
new strike is reported in the Golden Fleece
mine in the lower level. which gives this
mine 600 feet Of additional sloping of
very rich ore. A recent strike in the
Squaw mountain tunnel is giving smelter
returns OF $4,000 per car. The Free Coin
age group Of mines on Bull hill Mt Cripple
Greek were sold the price being in the
ncighborhood of 800 600
Hall Game the English novelist, who
returned to Liverpool on ne steamer leu
tonic from his mission to the United
States and Canada, relative to the COPY
right laws, was questioned in regard TO
his trip on the arrival Of the vessel there.
Mr. Game expressed himself as extremely
well satisfied with his reception in both
the United States and the Dominion He
also spoke in apprecintive terms of the
hospitality shown him by President Cleye-
land In Mr.. Gaines opinion, the copy
right act has not appreciably affected
English fiction in the United States. He
said he had seen no anti English spirit in
America, although ne found much TO
humble the spirit Of Euglishmen Mr.
Game expressed a very high appreciation
of the greatness Of the American eharac-
ter.
Gen. Charles Hamlin and his son. Mr.
Charles X Hamlin, who has arrived in