Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

a dispatch to the Syracuse. n. y, Her
I'D from Cswego says: John and Potter
3ohli, German laborers living alone near
ingalls, Crossing, were found murdered
n their cabin Tuesday morning. The
hands and feet of the Germans had beer
led together and their heads battered
it'll IN axe. An empty wallet was found
II the table
Four new directors were elected at the
Wisconsin Central Railway annual meet
ne Tuesday at milwaukee,. Wis, at fol-
oWs' Newman Erb, G. 9. Dickinson. j.
\. s. Graves and George j. Gould The
early report gives the gross earnings of
he company as $780,. 1911 .35. The operat-
ng expenses were $3.50 64}.oa. leaving the
let earnings s.. lie. $685.
Professional burglars dynamited the
afe At the postOffice at South Hanson,
Mass, early Tuesday. completely wreck
ng the small frame building in which the
flee was located, and after securing all
he money. stamps and money order
blanks that had been left in the safe, es-
'aped in AN automobile. The total amount
# plumber secured amounted to about
200
The body of Young man. apparently
murdered and thrown into the drainage
anal was found floating al Lemont. H..
Monday. A Chicago bank deposit book
ard a memorandum book. both bearing
he name of Cornelius Brussard, Treston.
Canada, were found in the pockets. The
nan was apparently % years Of age. Sew
>ral French classics We're found in an
inside coat pocket and this is taken as
an indication that the young man was n
student.
Because the officials Of the Renfrew
Manufacturing Co of Adams Mass
nnmi'tee of the Weavers' Union shat
two WeaverS he discharged because they
We're in arrears with their union asse S.
nehts. ali the weavers in the jacquard
mill of the company. about 16n in number
struck Tuesday. AT a meeting Of the
union Tuesday night the weavers who
Wer" in arrears paid their back dues and
work will he resumed as usual at JAG
guard mill Wednesday,
Two indictments for murder and one for
assault with intent to kill We're returned
against William j. Bailey Of Pawtucket
by the grand Jury which reported i'm the
superior court at Providence Tuesday.
Bailey was a blacksmith and is alleged
TO nave shot West Howarth night |
Waterman: William Camel. 4 special Of |
hcei, and Frank r. hartman a police Of |
ficer in Pawtucket on June ~. Howarth |
and CAMEL both died AS the result of |
their wounds. An indictment for man.
slaughter was returned against Frank 3. |
Lyons of Providence in the case of Henry
Kelly whose dead body was found on
anal street on April IS. Kelly had been
crushed to death with a big cobblestone
which lay nearby
John Arbuckle. the sugar refner Of
New York. is to undertake the floating of
ne cruiser Yankee. which three weeks
ago went aground off Spindle Rocks He
entered into q contract with Secretary,
1etcalf Tuesday, the consideration being
S',oW. MIR. Arbuckle must expend ,1o TO
ocWH on the work. and if then the at
empt to float the ship has to he aban-
Toned <he government will paw him sos
W. II at any time the work has to be
'topped because Of reasons not under
ne control of the contractor. he is To be
eln'brrsed to the extent of one-half or
he money spent by him 1t is UNDER
food that Mr.. Arbuckle intends to use
compressed air on the work of floating the
'essel.