Litchfield enquirer., 1881-10-20
DOMESTIC.


 Many military organizations arrived at Yorktown. Sunday religious services were held by Bishop Keane, of the Roman Cstho York. 0oe 't t'Ff s-1iS5 ' TT z
 The Philadelphia Presbyterian Synod vii convene next Thursday..il ..ills ti3g lHG ;41s s.lf ' cGoyenor Louis A. ,Wiltz, of Louisiana, died Sunday ,
 The damage caused by the fire in Fourth. Ave. last week, will exceed $2, 900, 600. ni The National Association Of Railway Com missioners met, last week, at Atlanta, Ga. t
 A National Tariff Convention is to meet in Chicago on November 15 '3 se z 5s 4 P A new cOrpration to be known as the Laurel Lake Mill has been organized at Fall River, Mass. -s .g..l ''..s-.1-' .''7 .. !
 The firm of Washington Butchers Sons. Philadelphia, failed on the 18th inst, liabili. ties, $1 ,OO0. .000: .ew 4-u, 84..y laa3 as3t : The new company has acquired p0ssession of the Cincinnati S0uthern Railroad. 1
 The Rev. Dr. Thomas has been declared guilty of heresy he appeals from the Rock River Conference to the Judicial one. a,
 Last week the President sent several nomi nations'to the Senate but he has decided to postpone communicating the names Of his Cabinet.tu,s stIi K 4ir,s. a,t f.oi Governor P,llsbury has sent message to tno HAiuneSo.o nekisidtuIo IavOrinG payment of the repudiate(i railroad bonds. tI9slg :, In .the case of Barnes ys the Chicago. Mil. ,waukee and St. Paul Railroad Company con. cerning the redemption of $2 GOO. 900 in bonds, a decision was handed down, in favor of the defendants. .93 #ax T5gfR ] ii8ta ag lu ss4f ,g: The committee favoring Garfield Memori |. ai Hospital in Washington issue an appeal for assistance i' 27" if'tt9iis 2t Il -a The members Of th e family of Hiram Vast. fall were poisoned with arsenic by a colored servant at Hannibal, Missouri, on Wednesday. Colancl @a Edwin i B Morgan died at Aurora, o1 Governor Chit.endsn, of Missouri, ,,asaocep. fea the0 0face of Geueral Msuager of thei Gar.
 nameat, Association, < ..,l, |. \, se7 @ : The German guests to the Yorktown cele. ibration arrived 1t New York, Thursday. fs si it Edward Earl was hanged ct Sakeville, Hamilton County. N iY., on Friday, sfos the murder of his wife in February last.
 Guiteau was arraigned for the murder ofs President Garfield at Washington, on Friday. g5 A freshet occurred in. the Mississippi Valley, last week. ,.t.,.,. ''s
 .lsss storm 4n., on Wednesday l uign. pro.,ra rs tea the overland telegraph wires near Chsy-
 Rahert Martin was found guilty of murder in the Grst degree in Newark on Friday.
 Tale Scotch cutter MadRe defeated tue Shad. cw in race near Newport, R. l., on Saaur! day, Zen. ;; ,,, e..t.',,,.stss ....s. ,i,.--7 A decision has at last been handed down at Providence. R. T., in one of the Sprague suite .n ;9lit i.i sliei ,.si |. r Gi9l. !'llIl r. A freight wreck occurred on the Pennsylva- nis Railroad, near Chrissisna, Penn a simi- lar accident took place at Collins Station, iPenh.s 3a .i9ead MOI hl, 93E}aI1el'I ' :,
 Ameeting of New York property -owners to oppose the underground railway was held Saturday. StI
 There was an enthusiastic reception at Stein. way Hall. Sunday niehtato Mir. O.Connor and pr. Egan. given by the Land League of this I city,, . ss5....- =
 A Ire at Basking Ridge. N J., destroyed property valued af $18.OO0. a AIa The President has asked for the reslenation of Assistant Postmaster General '1ynerl
 Henry Gould, aged two and . half years. was murdered by his grandmother at Newport, Ohio, yesterday. ns ST ss'sI96 ss
 The Mississippi River israpidly rising, ow. ing to the late rains, s -5 .s,,,...i.