Connecticut western news., 1878-05-02

Serious troubles have 8r1Sen In Bulgaria. The Christians are retaliating upon the Turks who so oppressed them in the early days of the war, and the whole country is likely to again fall into a condition of anarchy, rapine and bloodshed. . ' ..
 A cyclone passed over a section of Georgia, four miles from Rome, cleaning everything before it. Ten persons were injured, several horses and mules killed, nine dwellings blown down, and trees three feet in diameter twisted off and swept away. The path of the cyclone was 300 yards. wide, and passed from southwest to northeast.
 The recent raid into Texas from Mexico, appears to have been most serious affair. Six persons were killed and large amount of property de- stroyed.
 Maggie Fisher, aged three, while playing in the kitchen of her parents residence, in New York, stumbled against tub of scalding water, lost her balance and fell in. She was terribly injured, and lived only few hours. <
 A correspondent at St. Petersburgh telegraphs that sixty-fve officers and masters of the Russian Navy have sailed for the United States. In the event of war with England these officers will take command of vessels purchased in and crews recruited from the United States.
 In Piermont, N. Y., Thomas Line han, while drunk killed Wm. Finn by striking him with 8 stone. .>.,,... .,l
 jackson Edwards, Wesley Turner, and Alexander Brown, all oolored, were hanged at Franklin, La. All were charged with murder of different per sons. The knot about Browns, neck slipped and he fell but was lifted up and swung off second time.
 The U. s. House passed the River and Harbor Improvement Bill. It ap propriates about $7, ,5OO,OOO
 l -275 fishermen are missing, from tho the neighborhood of Santander and Bil bao. Spain. It is certain that the ma 1or1ty were drowned in the late gale. II addition to this loss fifty boats and theil crews belonging to the province of Gui puzcoa have been lost.
 Four men at work on the levee 8 Bolivar, Miss, were drowned by th' rush of waters passing through. es ,fl
 -Of seven tramps riding on 9 freigh train near St. Louis, when 8 disaste took place, one was killed and two fatall, injured, and two others badly hurt. At New Orleans Philip Badger, az eight years, was killed with 8 shotgun in the hands of his brother, age eleven who did not know the gun was loaded.
 Two colored boys, brothers, ages sevel and eleven, were drowned in the cana at Richmond, Va. ,' n, ,'. .,,,, ,,
 A heavy gale has prevailed alon the northern coast of Spain. Numerou fishing vessels have been lost, and abou 200 Borneo fisherman drowned Fifty six fishermen belonging to Santanda have also been drowned.
 } Col. Rud Kleeman, engaged in com . pany with some Cincinnati men in open f ing and operating the Sunrise mine a 7 Laramie, W. T., was instantly killed b 5 falling down the shaft of the mine. H was being drawn up the shaft, and whe near the top was seized with vertigo and crying out that he was falling, h slid out of the bucket and fell to tn bottom, distance of 40 feet.
 Harry Love of Lexington, Ky, ,age thirty-fve years, was murdered an thrown from bridge window thirty fee high into the Chattahoochee river. How dell Adams, the murderer, has been al rested, and has made confession. RoE bery instigated the deed.
 MT. William Orton, President of tn Western Union Telegraph Company ,an one of the leading business men of tn , country, died of apoplexy at his resi dence in New York city.