Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-04
The following is the vote by wards:
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by The Wires from the North, East,
South and West.

Mr.. Gladstone Ia recovering from the
effects of his recent chill, but Is still con
fined to his bedoom.
The entire Republican ticket was
elected in the Norwich, CT, city election,
Monday, by an average majority OF $50.
Comptroller Eckels is Informed that the
Fisrt National Bank Of Pelia, Iowa, CAPT
tai $50, 900, clio led its doors, Monday.
Bank Examiner Howard was placed In
charge.
Seventeen cases were disposed of by the
supreme court of the United States, Mon
day, and then the court adjourned for the
term 1t will assemble again for the
term Of 1895 on the second Monday of
October.
A dispatch from Shanghai to the Lon
don Pail Mall Gazette says that rioters
have destroyed the French Catholic and
English and American Protestant mis-
sions at Chengtu Szechuan. The mis-
sionarhs were given safe refuge by the
native officials.
In an opinion read at Washington, Mon
day, by Justice Field. the supreme court
OF the United States affirmed tho judgment
of the Connecticut courts sustaining the
law requiring druggists desiring to use
liquors In tho dispensing of prescriptions,
to procure license therefor.
The Oklahoma National Bank Of Okla
homa City, q. Il went into voluntary in
solvcncy, Saturday. and transferred all
it's business to the First National Bank.
The bank failed in 1898, passing into the
hands of a receiver. and finally reopen
cd, but the institution could not regain
Its lost prestige and the confidence of the
people.
Among tho passengers on tie steamer
Olivetta from Charlestown, z. Il. L.,
ut Boston, Monday, was Charles Thomp-
son Of the crew of the fishing schooner
Margaret Leonard of Southwest Harbor,
Me-, who went astray from his vessel in
foggy weather while fishing off the Nova
Scotia coast. He was sent home by the
United States consul.
The stone cutters and stone masons at
Hartford. CT, have not settled their differ
ences. The grievance committee Of the
Stone Cutters Union reported, Monday,
that no word had been received from the
stone masons. Nearly all the bdilders
have Endorsed the position Of the stone
cutters The enters insist that trim.
ming rough arbifer foundation stones
below the water table is as much their
work as any cut stone above.
Susan b. Anthony has announced that
at tho approaching convention of the Ma.
ttonal American Suffrage Association she
will resign the presidency which she has
held so long, though she will not cease
her labors for the cause to which she has
devoted her whole life. 1t is probable
that Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait New
York city. National organizer of the as
ISOLATION. will be elected to the presi-
dency. This is Miss Antony's desire.
The Boston Journal, Monday, con-
tained the following: Some statements
made at the late conference Of the Evan.
gelistic Association of New England by
one OF the speakers have been quite extern
sively commented upon by the press OF
the State of Maine. One speaker spoke
of one town, which was ca led by some
people Sodom, while another spoke OF
place in New Hampshire, which was
characterized as 'Satan's Seat Member;
of the conference think that the speakers
did not intend the terms to apply to the
entire State of Maine, and they say thai
the speaker who labored in Maine all last
summer worked under the supervision o.
a county missionary OF one OF the larg'
denominations who has since commented
approvingiy Of his good works"