Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-11
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The announcements that the Nashua
Manufacturing Co Of Nashua. y. H.. Is
about TO bcild 10. 900 spindle mill in a
town in Alabama, is denied by The
officials OF the company. They say there
is nothing in the report
The suit at London. for breach of
promise by Miss Birdie" Sutherland, a
ballet girl, against the Hon Dudley
Churchill Marierihapks, eldest son Of
Baron fweedmoutb. which was To have
been .ried before Lord Chief Justice Rus
sell and a special jury. has been settled
the defendant paying Miss Sutherland
$4,000 and assuming the costs Of the
action.
General Enrique Colazzo, who has been
in New York since Jan. 90 and has been
in almost constant consultation with rep
resentatives of the Cuban revolutionary
party, has disappeared. Thirteen Cubans
who came with him from Tampa, Fla.
also disappeared at the same time, ana it
IS practically certain that they have out
witted the authorities and started an ex
petition for Cuba.
The Honolulu correspondent Of a San
francisco paper states that one of the
members of President Dole cabinet is au-
thority for the statement that the action
Of Mr.. Willis in refusing to participate in
the national holiday celebration on Jan
l., will be laid before Secretary Olney. \
full explanation and suitable apology will
hs demanded. 1t is generally believed
that Minister Wills has asked to be re-
called rs result of the unplcasantness.
Mr.. Willis refuses to deny or affirm this
report.
Mrs. Wilton insolvency, aged 30. a
trapezs performer, known as Lola was
probably fatally injured at Keith's new
theatre Boston. Monday. She is mem
Der of the Sylvester Troupe She dove
from trapeze near the roof into the net.
but failed to turn soon enough, and struck
on her head, causing paralysis of the lower
eXtremltieS and a fracture OF the upper
part of the spine. She recently arrived
from Poland. had n rough passage, and
was quite sick which weakened her
greatly, this probably causing her acci-
dent.
Gov. Greephalge. Monday, appointed as
a board of insanity experts 10 examine
Angus ID. Gilbert, sentenced to be exc
cutcd Feb 21st for the murder of the
Si''N' ANY, |tNtiibSt III NJndTltS W.
Page, superintendent Of the Danvers in
sane hospital, DR.. Walter Charming of
Brookline, and DR.. Henry r. Stedman of
Roslindalo. The experts will report to
the governor and council next Thursday.
50 that action may be taken upon the PC
tton for reprieve at the meeting of the
council to be held that day. Neither Of
the physicians named has previously ex-
amined Gilbert
The Valentine theatre at Toledo, Ohio
could not hold all that turned out, Sun
day, at the citizens meeting to give for
NAL expression to their sympathy for the
suffering Armenians Nearly 5000 per
sons were present A resolution was
adopted, to be cabled to the English gov
crnment, urging interference by the COM
bincd Powers in behalf of the Armeniaps.
A second resolution was adopted asking
Congress to use its influence toward the
same ends. Among the speakers were
ex Governor j. NJ. Ashley, cx-Congress.
man Frank Hurd, ex-Mayor Hamilton.
and nearly AL the clergy Of the city. Over
$500 was subscribed for the Armanian re-
lief fund.