Connecticut western news., 1880-06-23

~ though the forgeries of the president, s. Me Waite, who has undoubtedly left the country, and, as directors be- lieveg taken with him large sum of money. A long, seareHiEg investiga- tion- will be made by Bank Examiner Hendee, who will act as feeeiver for the present. The forged paper includes that of the Connecticut River Railroad Com pany for about $50, coos Frederick Bill ings, $2O, 900; the TaHHten Locomotive Works, about $12, 900: Cd. Amidon, Hinsdale, $15, GOO; Verndlye & O., New York, about $75, 600. and others whose names will be n1sde public as the investigation proceeds. Ralnaors say that Springfield and Boston banks have been defauded. -- - s-- = 9.s ,a gT s5s Milan, who murdered Daban Pasha at sAlexandria about one ar ago, has been tried by United States Minister Maynard and sentenced kg death
 President Babcock, i fths ton Steamship companJ written 3 letter asking suspenssg Of iudgment upon the loss of the Nf9a alaett. till after the Investigation. s4s isss:ss,s':. tsaa s4zRobert 'Decourcier, who was to have UCcA ukhAS6 S6tlzaU Gt41SSO1St.~AS ~ASSTs= S14OSl1AAS5 his brother at Lambtone Mills, Canada, died suddenly in his celf fYaesday. :.
 At twenty minutes past one o'clock on Sunday afternoon, about BOO miles from Sandy Hook, the Nation6 inc steam ship Queen, from Londols5 NewaYork, was in collision with, thesAnchors line steamship Anchoria, from New York to Glasgow A dense fog pEeEajed at the time, so that when the two ships were seen from each others decHssth were not more than.t two ship s apart. The bow of the Queen sruek on the port bow of the Anchoria sboHt twenty feet abaft of the latter sffpfennast, cut ting its way. through thes siTon hull ten feet nbeard from the rail Iand from the spar deck clear to the. bottom. mstantly the water rushed in and filed hold No. 2 of the Anchoria, and hTeaking down the iron bulkhead that sepSfated.it from No. 3, filled it also. ey ThSsTassel settled rapidly, but, buoyed upskbysthe other, Compartments, did not The bow of the Queen was crushed 50 that the water flooded her forward. .egnpaftrn which extends from the sta1n pest twen- ty-6ve feet aft. Her head weighted down so that she was steesea sWith diff culty, but, like the compa4 tments of the Anchoria, the bulkhead was #ater tight and she hoated. The passengers of the Anchoria were transferred ske stka Queen and the two vessels made their way back to New York, where they TTfyed safely Tuesday afternoon. No one was lost and no one was fatally injured
 -President Hayes on 1Tddssdagse sent to the Senate a long messagk ae6oing the Marshals' Deputies bill. }, ssssss s
 Our Consul at Budasestl reports that large emigrations ard sug. place among the Hungarian peasa11try, but the emigrants bid fair to lseeenea a bur- den on the country. Augmentation oi the Hungarian peasantry pf the most abiect kind, and these enigFaats have no money, and by inferior thet shaye be, come very much weakened F Hundreds of them have been living Spn apptss and grasses, and their sdebased gmudeo life is liable toengender seeds ef psstilentia William Scott, son of Captain Thomas A. Scott, of the New LondaR Wreekine Company, who was working eat tht wreck of the Narragansett under hi father, was crushed betIeen sthe hul and the wrecking schooher Report -ol Monday and his body was leaEin tn water. @as ts sa sSszsssESa&s!
 The United States HDhse.. after
 lively debate, passed the joint gesolutiol to enforce the Eight Hour !yot of l30to 51. 1.Sss--L sogaz5 asss ,-s.s
 Professor Comstoek, of fAesAericul tural Department. at WaAGngton,, ha made an investigation intS 9ka Tavage of the army worm in DAaware.. H reports that the pest is now Workih north. s-se ses~ =.
 Intelligence received Mpra Rio. Js neiro represents that the ChiHans on tn 7th inst. took the town ofssAEiea, Pert by assault and made prisens id the gal rison. The Peruvian coEatte Manc Capac was sunk zsss sSssss@aasI
 The accounts of Town 4keasuEefLs fayette Clapp, of East zHanapton Mass have been found short about s$2s0 000ian he has disappeared. sss -
 1.-Two boilers in a Milwaukee disti lerYexploded within twent minutes each other, killing one In4E fataHY il turing another and firing he b1iitdin1 The boilers were inspected theIag pr vious and pronounced safe. nas 5s&ss
 The United States Sensfe h gexecl tive session confirmed thasnHninatic of James Longstreet, of Geofgia, if Minister Resident at Cohst8i Gnopl The nomination was confirmed Witho1 discussion and by the yerysd sdeeisiEesyo of 39 against three. M sss.s...ss $
 The Secretary of State saeeived dispatch from Command aotring United States Navy, stating that he ht sailed from Alexandria, Egypt, With u obelisk and all belonging to The di patch further stated that evexEt hing co nected with the obeisk wes in perfe order. yss asss ssE aS { ss.ggsss6 q
 -Ex-senator James A Bsyard died
 the family residence, near EiImingto Sunday. He was eighty one Fears
 age, and father of Thes. yard
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 While the Spanish war-sliip Cul Espanola was entering thE haEbor
 Santiago de Cuba Saturday. hex boil exploded, killing twenty persons al wounding 118, of whom fo' were troops. 2 { s 1ls s.ss 1s -, ..ss
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