Connecticut western news., 1875-10-08

 That night, after the news had spread, an in- mense throng of excited men forced the jail and took Schen out and hung him. By the burning of the Herndon House, at Marshall, Mich, two gentlemen boarders and two servant girls were burned to death. Many persons were seriously injured by jumping from the windows It is now considered certain that Messrs. Moody and Sankey will hold revival meetings during the winter in New York city in the building formerly occupied by Barnum's hippodrome and more recently by Gilmore as musical garden.
 A Catholic procession was attacked in To- ronto on account of the religious troubles all over Canada. Bricks and stones were freely fired and many pistols were used. Forty or fifty persons were more or less wounded. COG. The Bonapartist conference at Arenenberg, Switzerland concluded with the following re- suit: The Empress Eugenie will abdicate the regency and the Prince Imperial undertakes the exclusive direction of the imperialist policy, under the guidance of M. Rouher...... The severe storm which extended generally throughout this country and the West Indies, appears to have reached Great Britain, from
 
 ashore by the force of the hurricane One vessel lost her crew of six men. zee. The Swedish steamer King Oscar II. was collided with and sunk off England and fourteen lives lost w A dummy car in Philadelphia was run into and cut in two by Sunday night ex- cursion train from New York, killing two per sons, seriously wounding six, and slightly in turing ten others. The gale in the West Indies drove many vessels ashore, all of them being British and American. .... Secretary of the Interior Delanos resignation has been accepted by the President The Indian commissioners treating with the assembled tribes for the Black Hills, only escaped assas- sination by the watchfulness of Young Man Afraid-of-his- Horses, who espied body of young bucks in war paint surrounding the cavalry guard of the commissioners, and drove them off with his warriors .... The govern 'ment troops of Sonora, Mexico, defeated 8 body of revolutionists, killing or wounding fifty, This ends the revolution and martial law has been proclaimed. .... The Rockland Print Works at Haverstraw, N. Y., were de- stroyed by fire and two of the employees killed by falling wall. ... The rife match be-
 
 New York Amateur Club, resulted in victory for the Americans by 8 score of 1, 4O9 against 1884 ...... Seven men from the abandoned ship Western Empire were drowned while attempting to effect 8 landing on St. Vincents island, Florida. %. The Inman steamer City of Berlin made the trip from Queenstown to New York in seven days and eighteen hours, being the fastest trip on record
 Carl Schurz delivered his first speech in the Ohio campaign in favor of hard money. ..... The Old Catholics in Germany have decided in favor of abrogatiDg the celibacy of the priest hood ..... Mrs. Ebenezer Densmore, of Weathersfeld, Vt., being refused by her hus- band the privilege of attending 8 circus, poisoned herself and her three children, the youngest of whom has since died, but the mother and the other two are expected to re- cover. Mrs. Densmore is supposed to be in sane ...... The gale at Great Britain did more damage than at first reported, and many fatal casualties were occasioned by falling buildings. The American ship EAen Southard went ashore near Liverpool and was total loss. Eight of the crew were drowned by the overturning of ife-boat which went to their rescue. Five of the life boat crew were also drowned ... Dispatches from the Swedish arctic expedition report it's arrival at Hammerfest, Norway. All were well. Important maps and scientific col lections had been made ..... The works of the Star Linseed Oil Company, at New Bruns- wick, N. J., were destroyed by fire. Loss, $1O0, ,0OO insurance, $68, 900. ... A fire near New Haven, Conn.,, destroyed the works of the New Haven Web Company, the needle works of Card & Morse, and the shear works of J. F. Henry, involving loss of $1O0, 900. .... |. Wm Russell, farmer living near Roseville, Pa, left his home one morning for the pur- pose of being married to young woman. His daughter endeavored to dissuade him, but he persisted. No sooner had he gone than the daughter left the house and joined her lover, Horton Hurst, as arranged, and the two were married and adjourned to the village hotel to dinner, accompanied by 8 few friends. While thus engaged, Russell arrived home with his bride, and learning what had taken place re- paired to the hotel, where he burst into the room, and seizing Hurst by the throat abused him shamefully. Hurst endeavored to escape from him, when he seized knife from the table and began stabbing him. Hurst drew a revolver in defense and warned him. But Russell again attempted to stab him, when Hurst fred, only to blow out the brains of his bride of three hours, as she stepped between the two men. Hurst was almost paralyzed by begging his wife to speak to him, he put his | pistol to his own head and fired, resulting in instant death.