Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-04-20

Johns. n F; John Englis. Portland: sch
Wellman Hall. Advocate S.
LYNN, MAss-April 49,, ar, sch vesta
Pearl Thornes Cove. n S.
HYANNIS. MASS-April 70, ar. sch Ira
d Sturgis for an eastern port, land sld)
Sid. schs Winnegance and Abner Taylor.
for eastern ports; Robert Byron, for
Electa bailey. Bangor; Terrapin, Garnett,
Calais; Cora May, st John, n 3; Sulli-
van sawin, Portland.
s, ShW t . IoSGs Al IS ar sch
| VINEYARD HAVEN. MASS-April 10.
ar. schs Sarah Hill, Elzabethport for
Boston; Hume, Perth Amboy for Ports
mouth; Palestine, Calais for orders.
Sid. schs Nightingale. Perth Amboy for
Portland; Willard salisbury. Perth Am
! boy for Bangor; Annie and Reuben Bal
timore for do: Maud Briggs, Philadelphia
| for do; A f kndberg, Newport News for
Johns; W II Waters (BD, Perth Amboy
for do; II II Skinner, Saco; George Cur
ney, Clark s Island for New York; Matte
J Allies. Sullivan for do; Rewa (Br). st
John for City Island; tug Ida l. Tebo,
| with scow.
SID, sch Rhoda BD. Ponce for Port
land
'Psd, schs Josie r Burt. PHILADELPHIA for
! Boston; Gertrude Abbott. do for do; Eva
l. Ferris, do for Portland: John Frances,
/ do for Saco; Mary T. Morse. do for Bath;
/ Nathan Lawrence, do for Portland Fred
/ jackson, from Norfolk. and S Z Hitch
/ cock, from Philadelphia. bound east; Sims
( Harrisburg, towing bg Hercules from
I Philadelphia; George w Clyde, Boston for
| Charleston and Jacksonville: Southerly
! IBID, bound east. tug Argus, from Bos-
| ton. towing bgs Robert Ingle Carter +
| Carleton. Falcon and sloop yacht; tug
/ Gladiator towing bgs Draper and Ma
! hany, Boston for Philadelphia.
/ BDSTON-April 49, ar, Sims Prince Ed
4 ward, Yarmouth n S: SchS Utilit. Hills
| boro. n b; Silver Wave, Quaco, N B:
/ Frank ", Dorchester. N 3; Flash. st
| \ S: Mary Farrow. Wiscasset; Charlotte.
| l. Morgan, Castine Me; Mentor. Rich
Bath Ne; Willie, Pascal; stonington.
4 Helen and Curtis. Deer Isle: Highland
/ Queen. Machias: Sunbeam. Deer Isle;
! Westerloo Mt Desert Chester K Law
Sid. Sims Cambroman, Liverpool and
Boston. Yarmouth. S: schs Olivia, Bear
/ ton, Me, ana New York; tug Nottingham.
/ towing bgs r R No 2 from Port John
| son for Portsmouth, n II. and G r r No
/ ) do for Portland.
/ PHILADELPHIA-Apr 10, ar Annie
L Conlon, Bangor.
Foreign Ports.
1 Fanny sypher. Greendck: Stella ST. Maud ats
Mn: Miller, New Haven; Lizzie b. Beyea,
| Ihomaston: James Barber Camp. Bos-
| ton; Ala G Shorthand Mcintyre. FAN
! River; Susie Prescott, Cough. Boston:
Nora &. Butler Newport; Canary. Wash
| ington, Boston.
Cid. sim Lake Superior st CroiX Allen
| Boston.
QrAco. \. B.-AprH IS cid, schs AL
HALIFAX n. S.-Aprril -, ar. Sims
| Vancouver. Jones Liverpool. and sailed
| for Portland, Me: brig't Cleo. Gerhardt
Sid sims Clendevon White, Manches-
ter, Eng; G1llia. Stewart, st John, n b.
Propatra. Henry St Pierre blk Leon.
PdncaIda a this port, spoke the Ameri-
can ok Agate, from New York March r.
lat 2401. long 41.14. Capt. Suits of the
Agat" wished TO be reported bound to
Copper River. Alaska.
NOV ILE-April ~, ar. sim Furnessia.
New York. for Glasgow.
LINERPOOI~April 49, ar. sim Cata-
GLASGOW-April 49, ar. sim Furnnssia
New York.
RoTTERDAM-April 10, ar sim Rotter-
cam New York
DAKAR-April 10 sid, sch Toftaland.
Canada.
DANTzIC-AprlI 49, sid. blk Ascalon. St
John.
Disasters.
Glasgow, April 19-The British
steamer Devona, Capt TAFT. which
sailed from Shields on April 2. for Port
land, Me, lost her propeller blades
when about 600 miles from the Butt Of
Lewis. She was taken in tow on April
S, by the British steamer Cairnoss from
Pensacola, and towed 123 miles. when
the tow line parted, at about midnight
on April 9, during the hurricane The
DeNona then made her way under her
own canvass for 800 miles and anchor
ed outside Bracadale harbor.
Machias, Me. April 19-The schooner
Gamma, which sailed for Boston, yester-
day. put back here, today. in a leaking
condition. When off Charles Point she
suddenly filled and grounded on the bank
OF the river. When the tide went down
she fell OFF into the channel, where she
The schooner George d. Perry FLYNN
bound for Boston went ashore at York
NarroWs; Yesterday and lost her deck
load Of lumber. The vessel lies on her
beam end.
Marine Notes.
Mr.. John b. Coyie has resigned his no.
sItion as treasurer of the Maine Steam
snip co. and Will in future devote all his
time to the affairs of the International
Line and the Portland Steamship Co. Mr..
j. +. l-iscomb will henceforward act as
treasurer of the Maine Steamship Co. as
well as general agent.
Portland, Me. April 19-Two British
schooners. the |. V. Dexter. Dexter. and
Ernest Da Costa. Canton. arrived. Tues
day morning. from the West Indies with
cargoeS of molasses. In all the schooners
brought 36l puncheonS, u barrels. 81 hogs
heads and - terces Both vessels expert
enced long and rough passages of over a
month duration.
New York. April 19.-The British bark
Samoa arrived. Tuesday morning from
Taltal. ON Jan. O. while in port at Taltal
mutiny broke out on board in which two
of the crew We're killed. The cause of the
mutiny was owing to several of the sea-
men being refused shore leave. One of
the ring leaders, named Sanderson got
into an alteration with Chief Officer
SearleS and the latter, fearing that his
life was in danger shot and killed Sand
erson Shortly afterwards, when Searles
learned that Sanderson was dead he
killed himself. Captain Fretwurst sue
Ceeded in quellng the mutiny and had
two of the ring leaders arrested and
lodged in prison ashore.
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