Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-01

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 The Rzux and 3ati-Ring Grand Jury 1z&-zlsr h4z Gnally been settled by send szx sh% Tzzznzzy set about their busi- uszA |
 TA< Esx JoAa $ Watson, translator of .sszsrzl wurkx fcx Bchn's Classical Library a.1S k.rxz SszxS>Sed Of murdezing his wife.
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 The wA4zsua trSal eAOsed, last week, as A1E.l been 1zss<srzAea. with a verdict of ssrgzSss41 The ranked feature of the tri- al waEx the kzsak-agwn Of the medical wit zsszss z a.sAz1f Of tAe prosecution.
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 usssurz rscen4ly the high handed EuuexesEzzw sfa q DS7ocx&t1e minority ip sA. New MxzSss k4xszAz&zre m expelling the EzzzAEza uaS0z1sy by force. The Snrrzme Cs9-t 0f that Territory has re- sz@ezhrsa the exR<EAed @ezber&
 \ esueazy wz< Oeyxnlzsd in this State sr.zzefy ss try E@3 recover the treasure in A SPazazA shszP wrecked s.iin the bay of CEmaan Fa Sszkh An@e<seA- They sent a vsssel waszA sozn1 the wreck but not the sreazszre
 Tha Trlhzaa ef Saszrd.y prints a com ulzzs-asssz slowing thzt Spain could cas- 1v heas us st sea Tn the present condition af sar navy. Tat cheerful authority eanza3eEx eur whO1s irO1-clad navy a sham. F.
 An imPsEtAnE investigation was ordered ia the Hszse. wedHesd@y. The Commit sss On Co@@&res gre to inquire, among ether things. wA=kher our present rail- rOazks are nsS inadequate for the needs of the eounHrys and whether through combi- uAsisa ar nozopOly fneqaitable rates are Eot charged foE fares and freights.
 Mark Twsin leetured to an andience of sooo in Sseinxxy Hall, New York, last Wednesday night It vas the largest au- disaee ever gathered to hear lecture in that city and was delighted and uprorious throughout the whole entertainment No body szn equal Mark in his line unless it ls Joaquin Miller. -,r .-.r ... .-.f,,..
 The State Temperance convention met zt AiddletOwR, last week No action was taken wltA reference to the temperance ticket Resolutions were passed calling sH the legislature. in view of the success fal lw0xking of the cOnstabulary system in A&zsachnsetts. to pass constabulary law; rejoicing n the wonderful success of the Geod Samaritan movement; and ap- P<OyIng the Truman Smith bill" az sE
 ChaEaes H. Johnson, of Southbury. was shot dead by his wife. on Sunday night Of last week He x4s in the habit of beatiGS her severely. and on that. night she Aed tO her fatheris house near bv to escape his abuse. He followed her there and azszulted her again; whereupon she sAok him dead with her brothers pistol. If the fasts are correctly reported she served him right" .. rasssa
 The c2zczs. the evening before last Seeks convention, xas addressed by gen. tisHea fr0n an parts of the State. Among ~tAsCs ME- 4- D. F. Smith of Goshen sPeks ot tAe prospects of the party in this county and remarked that temperance re- Paelc@nA. here. feel that they can serve the eaase 10 letter than by sustaining the reP2hl1ean party. JRdge Cat2in heartily endorsed Grsnt and wanted decided en- aovseusat of hss administration from the eo7vea3loA He said he wonld have gone S@a Do@iage even esoe.ass 8,
 If sA~ Appsrtsonment bill passes as la@A1zAed in the Senate. Connec. t1ezk val laee . member of Coneress TAe azgumans nanirze the Ho,,sa h;l. ,s tAe inzHen4ed nnnzle< of representat;;v-es ik ikreFsire& R x sasd fAat tl,e Honss .' 2 2 seo Large alneadys that. members canno, he ksar1 vhka speaking. except by those immediaaaag around the speaker. The BriiiaA Honse of Commons is more than twsne as lzxee. brk then the British Iegis. lssur eoeen maeh Less ground than ths AnneKaemn. Thsy at close on benches, an3 lave nune of the desks which take up ss mn<A room on the Hoor of our House.