Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-06-05
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by The Wires from tho North, East,
South and West.

The liquor store OF casper, berry "
Co, $40 Everett street. Boston, was
broken into at an early hour. Tuesday,
the safe blown open and $4,000 stolen.
Signor Ferrare, who was elected to the
Italian Chamber of Deputies in the re-
cent elections, was shot and MORALLY
wounded by unknown persons at Rimini,
Monday evening.
To forestall strike, the Boston West
End Road has ordered United States mail
to be carried on the front platform of
cars, so as to bring tho cars under United
States protection.
The personnel of the British embassy at
Washington, will be transferred to New
port, r. / this week Mr.. Bax-1ronsides
will have charge of the embassy until the
return of Sir Julian Pauncefote in the
autumn.
Tho engine house of the Valley Division
of the New Haven road at Snybrook
Point, Ct, was burned. Tuesday Three
engines were ruined The loss is thought
to be about $50, 600 Tho fire probably
started in the oil ROOM
A. II. Walton was found dead beside
tho railroad tack at Rowley, Mass, Tues
day He evidently had been struck by
trarin during tho night. He was 80 years
OF age, unmarried. and belonged to the
Typographical Union in Bos ton.
The London Pail Mall Gazette says
that 1t has boen necessary to confine
Oscar Wilde in n padded room. The Star
asserts that Wildo's mental condition is
seriously affected and he is carefully
I watched by the medical staff of the prison.
Mrs Gore, an actress who recently
played minor parts in opera bouife at Lon
don, has instituted action against Lord
Sudeley for breach of promise of marriage.
1t Is alleged that she retired from the
stage upon becoming engaged to Lord
Sudeley.
The missing mint bullion at Carson,
New. was found, Tuesday, in u woodshed
at tine residence of William Picker, an
employee in tho mclter and reflners de-
partment. The Information leading to
the discovery was given to the oflicersiby
q woman who lived with Picker.
W. K. Hatch. book-keepcr for knipc
Bros, shoe manufacturers, Ward hill,
Haverhill, Mass, was arrested, Tuesday,
aud locked up without bail. for alleged
embezzlement The exact amount is not
known, but his speculations are supposed
I'd nave eXUeuucu ussCh oOitO SnIS.
The first outbreak OF violence in con-
ne,tion with the big strike at Olneyville.
developed, Tuesday. Three assaults were
committed on operatives who offended the
strikers and their sympathizers by going
to work, and there WAS conflict be-
tween the striker and police at the
Atlantic mills, when that establishment
was being closed at the end Of the day.
John Hollihen was arrested for crying
"scab."
The buildings of John Davidson, on
the shore Of Squam lake, Ashland. n. II
were burned, Monday night. Tho charred
trunk OF an unknown man, supposed to
be tramp, was found in the cellar.
Several persons were attracted by the fire,
and while they were in the second story
escap, by the stairway was cut off by the
Flames and they We're Obliged to jump to
save their lives. One of these, DR.. j. NJ.
Cheney. sustained broken leg
A dispatch from Madrid to the London
Standard says the condition of Captain
&c leral Primo Rivera is very serious,
rheumatic pneumonia having set in.
G n. Sabos Marin has been appointed ad
interim captain general of Madrid. A
dispatch from Madrid to the Central
News says the execution Of Major Clavilo.
announced to take place, Tuesday, was
postponed until Wednesday, and it Is pos
sible that he may be respited or have his
sentence committed on the ground OF
insanity.
A man who gave the name of Terrie j.
Ward, who IS supposed to Belong in
Lewiston, Me-, is confined in the police
station at Portsmouth, N. II, on account
Of insanity. Monday. Ward was seen to
throwi his hat, coat, Shoes and stockings
into the river, and when asked why he
70 al. When taken to the station he first
cave his name as jesus Christ. The at
landing physicians are OF tho opinion
that tho mans insanity was caused by q
sunstroke-