Connecticut western news., 1875-09-24

be issued upon the faith of the Federal govern ment asks for the cooperation of the Liberals and others. Emperor William, of Germany, will go to Italy at the beginning of next month. He will be accompanied by Prince Bismarck and Genda1a Moltke and Manteufel =. .,.. All the negroes arrested for being engaged-i in sthe Georgia uprising have been discharged, as notI1fng could be proved against them. :... :' IThe Efencha Admiral Baron Ronciere- -le- -Noury, commanding the Mediterranean squadron,
 wrote letter regretting his inability to be
 present at Bonapartist banquet, in which he
 declared himself 8. supporter of the party.
 Considerable excitement was caused thereby
 in government circles, and another admiral
 has been appointed to take his command. ....
 The London sPaH Mall Gdzette publishes &
 special dispatch from Denmark, which says
 that the various accounts agree that the quail
 ty and quantity of the Denmark harvest, which
 has just been gathered, will be greatly above
 the average. There will be large surplus of
 Dapisls wheat for exportaton.. B The informa-
 ton from Sweden in regard to the crops is also very ia vorable =. .. The latest letters from OentrSsl America state that tranquility pre-
 vails Throughout the section. Honduras ii,
 quiet The banditti in Sam Miguel has dis. persed in all directions. Almost all the arms taken from the barracks have been recovered. The vslue of goods found amounts to about | $100,00U. An organization was set on foot for | the pursuit and trial of the criminals. Numer- ous patrols under officers were spread through | the towns and valleys in search of 1baiTdits:: A great many of the latter were captured, and
 many leaders of thsm have been shot sy 0ntl1e
 twenty eighth of June fifteen rebels were shot
 and some eighty executed. ,-s.s.Adyices, from
 Ecuador state that the country is at present.
 quiet. How long it will remain so no one can
 tell At the time of the assassination Presi-
 dent Moreno had been reelected. x The vice.
 pFssidentis inLohafge until 'ss new president is
 sleeted to fill the vacancy oansed by tis tragic
 aeath. a!11 ,lhrsi-s I3@ 2e s.G2a 39Z
 GsA9cyelone near Bloomington, Ill.,, destroyed
 number of houses, barns and outbu1ldings. A number of vessels were also sunk on the
 lakes. z. The Popehas instructed the Catholic
 bishops in Bosnia and Herzegovina to use
 their influence in allaying the troubles there,
 E. Judge Richard dsona sud Commander Lewis,
 two Americans, were arrested in Japan by mis-
 take, for, which the authorities made ample
 apology -. President Gonzales, of San. o
 Domingo, has suppressed Dos Antilles, a news paper of Puerto Plata, published in the in-
 terests of the Cuban insurgents . A fatal
 cattle disease has broken out among several
 droves of cattle near the Ancram lead mines,
 Rhihebeck, N. 5Y., and nearly all have died
 Itzis thought the disease was introduced by
 Western cattle... Much damage!was done ito
 timber in St. Lawrence county, N. r., by fires
 in the woods. A heavy rain quenched the
 flames. .. Cardinal McCloskey has been pre-.
 sented with 8 cardinals robeSahd hitter by the American residents in Rome John Kelly,
 Jr., of Buffalo, N. Y., superintendent of that ) section of the canal, has been arrested fol l accepting bribe of $14O and eight tons ot
 coal from merchant to influence the purchase , of coal .... Lightning struck and ignited the , Imperial Oil Refining company's works neal Oil City, Pa, and caused $2O0, 900 damage, or which there is no insurance. 4ss --~ --g.lE ~5 General JoveIlar has formed 8 new Spanisl ministry, the previous one having retired upo1
 decision of the cortes adverse to them....
 Attorney General Pierrepont has addressed telegram to Governor Ames declining to sent troops until the disturbance in Mississippi wa
 entirely beyond the power of the State au thorty to suppress .. e, A fire at Middlebary
 Vt., destroyed the Middlebury Paper Com , pany's mill the buildings of the Middlebur. , Manufacturing Company, and the Middlebur . Woolen Company, the stores of twenty-n business firms, two dwellings and several out I buildings, involving 8 loss of $150,000, o which there is an insurance of $101, ,0O0.. .... , The general council of all the Indian nation f and tribes, held in Okmulgee, Indian Terri tory, passed resolution expressive of tn F principle that this is the Indians country, b n many solemn treaties, and if ever it is settle : up it must be by the Indians, with govern - ment suitable for Indians. ,.. Meesrs. Mood 8 and sankey, the great rexiyalists, conducte B services at Northfeld, Mass., in the presenc d of 8 large audience, being their first effort o since their return from Europe. .... .Westo y walked one hundred miles in twenty-on - hours and thirty and quarter minutes # New Haven, Conn. :. Mrs, Amanda DeFort r, 8 beautiful young woman of Baltimore, con n mitted suicide by taking lsudnuin. She sai d that having separated from her husband sh If had no means of supporting herself, and kile e herself to avoid prostitution. .. .Fenian clut
 have been formed in Ill the principle cities 70 this country and Ireland, under the nan l. of the Sacred Order of United Irishmen Red ie viv1 .,.. Twenty-two lives were lost in Lal B. Michigan by the sinking of the propell IS Equinox. The Equinox, heavily laden vii of salt, was towing 8 lumber schooner fro er Chicago, when they were caught in 8 fer r. gale at night, and the captain. of the schoon ,n heard the propeller captain order the line ca ,y of, instantly followed by screaming from tv ,n young ladies on board. He could just pereei, ,n the propeller in the gloom, and as he locke le she lurcbed and went straight down with $ Id on board She was very old <. :. :. Evan Mor1
 beat Henry Coulter in the single scull race f v, $500 and the championship of America. I in rowed the five miles in thirty-fve minutes. |. 1e The cattle disease is spreading in Englan k, Cattle sheep and pigs all being affected.
 e. The Maine Republicans carried the electi' a. in that State by about five thousand majorit no against ten thousand last year ..... Fran eo was visited with storms which again flood k7 part ofthe country and caused great damag IT. A waterspout destroyed fifty houses st ne Chinian. Nine corpses have been recovere HI but sixty persons are still missing .... Elev cy persons perished in the Bennington Wo ~ coiliery,, Shropshire, England, from peisono fa gas . j: :. . The servian government has issu 4u q circular ordering the chiefs to prevent volu oA teers joining the insurgents, and also the ( portation of arms and ammunition. The s, ln- vians have twenty-four thousand men on t | fronfinrE srTharn aTe six casos ns cattle disease ill in7Deyonshirey England