Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-07-04
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The illness from which Gov. Gen. Wood
Is suffering at Havana has been Oificialiv
diagnosed as typhoid fever Tuesday
, nignt. the fever was high but. Wednesday,
The report to the Binghamton,. N. "
Leader from Susquehanna, Pa, saws:
Jonn Mungan was arrested at his home.
.MenneSday for attempting to wreck Erie
A. la, r.: no d which arrives here about
me 18th season Of the Chautauaua As
sembiy opened. Wednesday, at James
n ,0wm; M N; 4; Capt. f. ?. Hcbson was the
New Navy" He had a large and enthus-
iastic audience.
a meeting of the Vickers Sons & Max
I'm. Limited, shareholders at Sheffield
Of new issue of f1.0OO.OOO in ordinary
shares. No mention was made of any
American deals.
The new American ship Acme, Cant.
York from Bath. Me-. in tow She was
built by. Arthur Sewall & 90. tor the
Standard OIL Co. Her carrying capacity
Is l.JU.vW gallons of OIL
Inc secretary of war has issued an or
der TO Gen. Wood. governor general of
cuDa. authorizing him to come to WASH
irgton at his own convenience for con-
Cuban affairs.
Judge Palmer, Wednesday, in the dis
trict court at Denver. Col. refused to dis
solve the injunctiOns against raidinr sam
day saloons the issuance Of which re-
ministers and others for contempt for ali.
legged criticism of tho courts action. An
appeal will be taken.
addison Brown. United States district
YORK. has resigned His resignation was
handed to the President, Wednesday. by
Attorney General Knox. Judge Brown
was appointed 10 the district court bench
June 2, 1881. No reason for his resigna-
tion was assigned in his formal letter TO
the President.
Charles Il. Mussey, ex-cashier Of the
Mercnants National Bank at Burlington.
VI, VINO was convicted some time ago
OF Iooting the bank and who recently was
pardoned by President Mckinley on ac-
S Soant , 81 ms physical condition. having
ated on. Wednesday. His recovery. the
physicians state. is considered doubtful.
The striking machinists at Trenton, N.
j.: "Wednesday: practically decided to call
on the strike in that city. the American
bridge Co; acceding to the mems de-
mands and the Mckenzie Machine Works
granting the men a 9-hour. day. The
the Machinists Union. Tuesday, and
strike was inaugurated there. Wednesday
The report Of the governor Of the island
OF st: Helena. dealing with the year end
ropean papers about the treatment of the
Beer prisoners exasperated even the priS-
0ners themselves. The latter enjoy large
liberty and are well behaved. cOntented
and anxious to work. Many of them are
employed by the farmers and others are
employed on the roads and wharves.'
VIM. H. Hotchkiss counsel for the CITY
National Bank. said. Wednesday. at Bui-
falo: Acting on the Instructions of the
comptroller OF the currency. we are FORM
ulating plans which, In my Judgment,
will render the appointment of perma-
nent receiver for the Nation Bank I'M
necessary and will bring order out of
chaos in very short time" He believes
the bank will pay 10 cents on the dollar
and that the stockholders will realize
Argument was heard at Cincinnati,
Wednesday. on a temporary restraint re-
straining order granted against the strik-
ing machnists before Judge Thompson
Metal Trades Association Of Cincinnati
The petition charged that the strikers
have used violence, intimidation and boy
colt to prevent men from accepting en-
plOyment without the sanction Of the Ma
chnists' Union. The motion was to dis
solve the temporary injunction.
Daniel Mcdonald. fireman on board the
Massachusetts. was found dead
In the ships brig. Wednesday. at New
port r. l. An inquest was held with all
the surgeons of the feet present and their
cause of death. were sent to the COM
of the squadron. On
Tuesday. Mcdonald was placed in the
brig for being drunk on board shin. Soon
afterwards ne became abusive and struck
the sentry. He was examined by the
ships doctor. Tuesday night, when his
condition was normal.