Litchfield enquirer., 1872-06-27
STATE ITEMS.

Miss Annie E. Dickinson is in Hartford visiting friends. @z Fifty Scotch emigrants, have just ar lived at Taftville. An old man killed himself in North Granby, Saturday.
 The art exhibition at Hartford remains open week longer.
 There is said to be professional dress spoiler in Hartford. AA J t/I j The West Cheshire barytes mine has been sold for $16, 300.
 The working plan of the new capitol is to be finished by July. HE# a4S
 The Willimantic camp. meeting is to be gin Sept 2d, this year. There was grand Masonic celebration in Thompsonville, Monday.
 A New Haven sexton has taken part of a cemetery for potato patch. ! A case of smallpox is believed to exist on the corner cf Main and Willow streets, Meriden' I'lkl ll The Americus club house has been sold l to MT. Voorhees,, a creditor of the club, |
 l for $l5s sOo0. sss< EEf.--11 ~
 There were 3s, 900 quarts of strawber- ries carried over the Shore Line railroad to Boston one day last week.
 MT. Kingsbury's Yacht Alarm, while repairing in Fair Haven the other day, keeled over and sank: loss $1, ,OOO.
 Admiral Lanman arrived at his home in Norwieh, Saturday morning, from a three years cruise in South American waters. A large Grant meeting at Coventry, Fri day night. WAS addressed by Messrs. Strong l and Buck Of Hartford. s4 la...
 Several cases of small poxa havs occur red in Hartford from burning instead of burying some infected. clothing. -.
 Judge H. H. Barbour offers Trinity College a site on Win dsor ayenue, Hart ford, containing 30 acres. -s,..
 The Hartford and New Haven R. R. stockholders receive 8 per ct, quarter ts'y. Y'itH A 'ip ' .st E1t&SiHpt3.1 e 2. The legislative, committee on Humane Institutions visited the Hartford Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Friday. --f -..e.s 's
 Dudley Buck, formerly of Hartford, has been chosen organist of the great Boston Music Hall organ ss-G r. The Delegates to the Baltimore conven- tion met at New Haven last week and choose Mir. Charles R. IngersoH chair man. They are all for Greeley.
 There was an interesting discussion of the Woman Suffrage question, at the rooms of the Ladies Association in New Haven, Monday evening.
 The widow of Colonel James Fisk, Jr., will seek retirement at the Pequot House, New London, during the summer. '' - The Yale corporation has recently dis posed of $38, 900 worth of real estate in the seventh ward, New Haven, at a large profit. l'3 rEEss
 The Norwich and Worcester railroad company hss declared dividend of five per cent, on it's capital stock. payable Ju- ly 10th.a .zs2 y.f ..-'--t.a -t-
 Pullman cars will begin to run July lst from New London to Lancaster, N. H., in the vicinity of the White Mountains.
 The Yale freshmen defeated the Wes- leyan sophomores st game of base ball on Saturday at Middletown, 28 to 12.
 Mir o. P. Case, of Hartford, was robbed of $70, all he had, at Springfield, while on the way Friday to theJubilee. He came back lar - T. M. Allyn, H. Bissen and Ezra Clark, three of the principal members of the Hartford water commission, respectfully decline to follow the suggestion of the city government that they resign.
 Public spirited citizens of New London are moving for the purchase of a wheel barrow for the police force to carry home their dfunkest inebriates in ' Amy Brown, who committed suicide at Colchester, Saturday, was shortly to have been married to Frank Gott, who was killed by the cars at Hartford, week be- fore last
 On the night of April 18th, burglars en- tered the. house of William Jordan, of Trumbull, and stole five bank books rep resenting $1 ,O00, several deeds, and quite a sum of money The bank books and deeds have just been found.
 Three military companies from New Haven, one from Meriden, one from Wallingford, one from Hartford, and one from Westfeld, Mass, with band, have already accepted invitations to visit Mid dletown on the Fourth .ssa Two young ladies while handling a pair of hand cuffs in the sherif's office in ) New Haven the other day, were accident ally locked together, and it was some time before a key could be found to unlock them. A Asomnambulist, belonging to a combi- nation troupe, walked off the third story balcony of the Attewaugan House, at Danielsonville, Sunday night, striking 8 lamp in his descent, and falling to the sidewalk. He was severely injured, but will probably recover. -.-A -ss .s-e. ..s A Winsted boy who hopes to be rail road man, ran up behind his aunt's chail the other day, struck an attitude like g brakeman, and nearly twisted her head off E D. 5
 Work on the new Yale chapel will be begun probably within two months. The amount recently raised was 1928, ,0OO, o1 which SIC, ,O00 was contributed by New Haven citizens, and $13, ,000 in New York l The whole fund now amounts to about $85, 5,000
 A beautiful and impressive service, con sisting of the baptism of twenty seven children, accompanied by an address by the Rev. MT. Paine, and singing by child ren of the Sunday school, was held in the Universalist church, Norwich, Sunday. - | L--- ---.<sr- . ' 3EE
 NEWS OF THE WEEK.
 .'s FOREIGN. r.
 Great Bgitain.-.The Alabama Treaty is still in doubt. The Geneva Arbitratora has adjourned week for consultation with their Governments regarding the proprie- ty of a longer adjournment.
 One of the Atlantic crew won one of the heats of the Henley scuu race.
 D France Resident Thiers has broken with the monarehical party in the Assem- bly, and cabinet crisis is expected -5 France has paid to Switzerland 2,OOO,- 900 francs, the sum paid for maintaining D- 1-s