Litchfield enquirer., 1871-11-23

controllership, and Dep Controller Green promoted to his place.
 A canal-boat captain was shot and in- stantly killed by boy, ill New York, last week.
 An application has been made to the Su- preme Court in Brooklyn, to have the fraudulent election returns thrown out. Railway bonds for S101, 900 have been stolen from the office of the New Yoak Union Trust Company Five additional deaths from cholera are reported at the New York Quarantine station, but there is only one new case. X receiver was appointed over Tweed's bank, the Guardian Savings Bank, last week.
 The murderers of the Park family have been arrested near Henryville, Ind Four lives were lost by the sinking of brig off Sandy Hook. lfE 9fs U | A test case for damages by the West field disaster ended in Brooklyn with the | disagreement of the jury. lii g The Chicago Grand Jury decides that the shooting of Col Grosyenor furnishes no grounds for indictment against any one Five men have been, drowned of Barne- gat by the capsizing of schooner. DIX dt1u1LlOuIlt Odu6lS9 nHV0 been uiS- missed from the Naval Academy for "ha- zing." o.aa7ea ga h.a4 51a 4 Woodward, Garyey, and 1ngersoll are believed to be concealed in the American Club House. .s s4s5srz51a 5es.lr
 Oil has been discovered in Dickson l County, Tenn. uls.s 1sli'--la4 .af q The Army of the Cumberland has de- cided to erect a statue of Gen. Thomas in Washington.
 The Pima Indians have made success full raid on the Apaches. Extensive fires have occurred at Brews- 1 ters Station, N. Y., and Goderich, Canada.
 A grist-mill has been destroyed at Walt ham, Mass, by boiler explosion. | Another stage-coach has been robbed by l highwaymen in California The late storm was particularly sev ere on the coast of Maine and on Lake Onta- rio, numerous marine disasters being re- | ported. 'ar''7q','- 1i-+3a-g-se
 Three negroes, charged with murder, have been hanged by mob inssIndiena
 The National Republican Committee will meet in Washington on Jan. II.
 Several wrecks are reported on Lake Erie, accompanied by some loss of life. l Six lives have been lost by the sinking ofa schooner on Lake Erie. l4 sqa
 The Chicago Grand Jury eommends the action of Mayor Mayson and thanks Gen. Sheridan for efficient service. A bill repeating woman suffrage has passed the lower branch of the Wyoming legislature. r' -5ss ers,T
 A mob ill Indiana attempted to lynch an alleged murderer, but were foiled by the bravery of the intended victim. Several trains on the Union Pacific Rail road are snow bound between Omaha and Cheyenne.
 Burglars have stolen $2O,OOO worth of watches &c., from Philadelphia jewelry store.
 The reports of the Agricultural Bureau on the cotton crop prospects indicate a larger prodnct than was expected in Oct John E. Beebe, formerly of Norwich, his wife and three young children, were among the victims of the Peshtigo fires in Wisconsin. They were all burned to death. & A "'-1e@
 Watch No. 21O39, Stem Winder-Man- ufactured by United States Watch O., (Giles, Wales X Co.,. ) Marion, N. J., has been carried by me four months; its to- tai variation from mean time being seven seconds per month. S. M BEARD, firm of Boards and Cummings, 12s Front St., IN. Y.
 Said A. to B. the other day,
 Together as they sat,
 Let U. and just go and buy
 Some 'Astral OiP' of Pratt
 Said B. to A. I plainly C.,
 You know it's safety well, The Oil suits me just to IT,. And none can it X. l..