Connecticut western news., 1878-11-20

!noIs' ffir 'hS tV9.ln9sS SspoYs tna4otsoW- ing results 7 For Governor, Hoyt, Rep, s1s, s,5e7;;- Dill, Dem. 2s7. .o6o; Mason, National, s1,75s ; aiL Lane, Pro, 3,e4a. rotal X9te, 7qsSSs.suoY r;o5GE
 -From official returns there is no longer any doubt of the election of four peqAiocFe4q P heabersl tof C6ngtdsh In Arkansas. .,.
 -Qffoial getArns gfrqm sMinnNsota show, the Republican maioSityAoh the State ticket to be 17,824. ,Pillsbury's B majority last year was r, 324-v ~r
 +oflAe 1fs PAmecfats e1ggsed tokHa Forty yls1xtR congress ~53 are new men. Of the 133 Republicans elected 54 are new men. ..gt,s,l.l:II'r}.t
 The complete returns from. every voting precinct in New Hampshire show a aImajority of 488 for Matt Head (kep. ) for Governor. The vote is as follows: Head 5s, ,OS5; MeKsah eDen.J sa, ,Oss :; Brown: [Greepbaek9, ,e,ss6i;I scattering 139. IT.
 l-The official vote. of Pennsylvania. slows the. msiiorisiea oFHYS Rsbp to be 64s25e e;~tk5se' for BAfI Dem. 4f, ,337. Hpyt has plurality of 22,319.
 The offipial list of n1embers 6f the next New Jersey Legi gisllat,rre showsthat tn Republicans have almajbtitB of lseA en on the joint ballot. At the !, last ses- sion the Democrats had a majority of nine.7 7~aTffM 3 9SVOL' ."-' 1 -The sentence of death was commu- nieated to Moncasi, who attempted to, kin 5Kingl IARonaa, Ii hjd thaI saladdro. Prison. He showed great composure and has not yet appealed from the sen- tence. ..... ,..
 During aIquafrel on Sunday David Taber, of Castle Greek, near Bingham ton N. Y, killed his brother James with pitchfork and afterwards com thitted suicide ;lbyI rahoatingf fhhdself through the head.
 .z Erie is said to be Negotiating anew for the control of the Atlantic snd Great as wst st'ais hHsitgTkS HgtkslSna6gf<tS nI2i.Lbg I]ibLg coal miners Shave Sasfeeas ko pcceH l3s per cent, geAgetiQn h Eieh SvagesJ 1n -tPeter Frohman. who committed a nun rder3slast Jn4e in South Carolina. .anid' readhed New York in, charge ,or an off oer bn his way back from England, was run over and killed at Augusta, Ga., whil le making one of many efforts to es- oape ., '':- 1ftIe yswadrd qE s25, ,qoo offered for the fecovery of the body of MT. Stewart does not accomplish it's objects, lthe reward will be increased to $5O,OOO, with no conditions.
 ! Prom Iahuary ]; ;1s7s, so November 1, 107, ,291 emigrants, of whom 66, eos wera alieus, came to New Yorls. Last year. 85,6 emigrants, including {, S,l2o, aliens, arrived in the same period.
 !. - John O'Connor, ex-member of the Ohio House of Representatives, was ar- rested at Dayton, charged with forging a pension, certificate. - = ,... ..., ,s. ,s :. For the murder of John M. Arm strong in Camden, N. J., Benjamin Hunter was sentenced to ;be. hanged on Friday, January 10. The case is to be carried to the Court of Errors and Ap- peals. n.. .,,t t,LtyIy1L,
 Several large hotels and , [ many n cot ce t: tages and other buildings were burned at Cape May on Saturday, Nov, g.. gsi
 "A man named John David j employed, on Star Island, Portsmouth, N. H., at- tempted to remove manahole plate from a large gasometer for the purpose Of making repairs, and while in the ef-. fort a terrific explosion took place, car1y- ing David high into the air. In his descent he was struck in the estemaqh by g heavy iron truss, Which inflicted fatal injuries. The roof of the building was blown off and the whole structure nearly laid in ruins: .,,nt.nss.s ',si.. I.i.t ..,.as.9s
 A war has broken out between the Sioux Blaekfset', feet, and n
 Nearly half the. English cotton mills in the Ashton-under-Tyhe district have stopped work in consequence of the depression in trade. and many are anly running on short time.
 "A despatch from Champlain, N. Y.. says that Robert McCreas's barns, store and outbuildings weEel burn edl Eleven horses, including Black Warrior, a stallion valued at $1, 200, were burned. Loss $12, 900; insurance, ,.$5, 900. La Mountains and Richards's barns were, also burned, entailing further loss of $500. -,, -'E!tF-!!r tft .sTtt'J Il f,'-Fighting /, has been irehewed in ,the TransFaal, and. a, British detachment. 500 strong, has been. compelled to re- treat before an overwhelming force of Kaffirs, who subsequently made night attack on the English, but were repulsed with heavy loss. e
 -Fifty-n1ne of the leading Beys of Seraievo have presented an address to General PhiIippovich,i the Austrian commander. in favor of, the annexation of the country to Austria. e
 The Paris Exhibition was finally closed at five o'clock, F. M., Nov. 10. The receipts since, the opening were l2,65S, ,746 francs. u.si I i
 AFhe Benhar Coal Company, of Edin- burgh, with total share and debenture capital of e734, 900, has announced its inability to meet it's payments. <.t
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