Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-19
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A dispatch from Rio Janeiro says
that Gen. Mendoza, late Brazilian min
lister at Washington. has been recalled
from Portugal.
Word was received at Victoria, B. c..
from Ottawa, Sunday. that checks had
been issued to the Individual benefi-
Charles under the sealing award. The
total amount Is 5000, 1888 damages and
SIT, 1868 interest
w. l.. Douglass, one OF the largest
manufacturers in Brockton. Mass,
this noon. agreed with herrepresenta-
tives of the I1asters' Union to pay the
new scale of prices, beginning. Monday
morning. This is the first manufact-
urer to sign the new list.
Admiral Noel, the British naval COM
mander. handed Edham Pasha. the
Turkish governor at Gambia. Crete.
Friday. demand for the disarmament
Of the Mussulman population. The
Pasha is awaiting the Instructions OF
the Turkish government on the sub
iect.
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american Life Insurance Co. OF Phil
adelphia. and visiting agent OF the
House of Refuge, died at Lancaster.
Pa. Saturday night. at the home Of his
ION, Rev. c. Elvin Haupe, pastor Of
Grace Lutheran church. whom he was
visiting. He was Y years of age.
Mrs. Curtis Guild, whose death oc-
Cured of neuralgia OF the heart, Thurs
4 a Slfp hit Poland 2nIt of
listing ushed family. Her brother, the
Ate Samuel C.. Cobb. was mayor of Bos-
TON; her grandfather. Gen: David Cobb:
~ through the Revolutionary War. and
was largely Instrumental in Quelling the
"Shays Rebellion The funeral of Mrs.
Guild will be he'd, Monday at II A. NJ.
from her late residence on Mt. Vernon
street. Boston.
Mail advices from Japan say that
another formidable rebellion against
japanese rule has started in Formosa.
this time in the southern part of the
general insurrection among the tribes
of the southern districts. Two bat
ties have been fought. ont near Tai
chu, the other near Taihoku. The
tribes were defeated by the Japanese
troops and the police. Many were
killed and wounded on each side. The
rebellion is the outcome of an ATTEMPT
by the Japanese administration to ex-
tend its jurisdiction over the semi
savage tribes living in the interior,i
George Bartlett. who shot and killed
James Moffatt and mortaily wounded
Warren Richmond. (nOt Richardson)
at Pittston. Pa. Saturday night. was
arrested at his home, Sunday. The
prisoner was taken to Wilkesbarre,
Sunday and was placed in the county
Jail. He saws he has no recollection
of the shooting, and broke down COM
pletely when he was told that Moffat
was dead and Richmond was not ex-
pected to recover. The murderer has
five children depending upon him.
The murdered man is survived by q
widow and three children. Richmond
is single man.
Angelo Cetroni, the man who stab
bed Hugh Foley. at Lynn. a week ago.
and from the effect OF which wound
Foley died at the Lynn hospital, Fri
day night, was brought into court.
Saturday. The charge of felonious as
sault made against the Italian hurdy-
gufdy player when first arrested was
changed to manslaughter. Peter s..
Mahar. attorney for CetrOni, asked that
the bail of $1,000 be reduced, but Judge
Berry refused, and the case was con-
tinued until the 26th. Cetroni is also
charged with stabbing John, Casey. ana
this case WAS continued Casey, who
is charged with assault on Cetroni. had
his bail reduced from $4,000 to $500, and
this case was continued to- the same
day.