Litchfield enquirer., 1881-03-03
DOMESTIC.

}si Il nc ilnulaOdt 1OuSc, laSL week. rejected a bill allowing women to vote for Presidential Electors.
 Last week, the obelisk was formally pre- sented to New York city by Secretary Evarts.
 Indians have murdered women and children in Chihuahua, Mexico -lEEAJ gla"
 Nothing has yet been heard of the French bark Fannie, which sailed from the port of Philadelphia, September 30, 1880
 The Grand Jury of Darlington, s. O., last week, found true bill against Colonel Cash, who murdered Colonel Shannon in duel
 tu A statue of Beethoven is to be set up in the New York Central Park ..... s .. ....t
 Congressman John l. Mitchell was formally elected United States Senator from Pennsyl- vania on Wednesday. .'+"'' i The New Jersey House decided, last week, not to tax church property. E at.......
 The New Jersey Assembly have passed a bill imposing State school tax of $4 on each child of school age. si1" V '.:' '7
 ! Suit was begun in Baltimore, Thursday, by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company for $1 .0OO, 900 damages against the Pennsyl vania Railroad Company. ''+''' 's s A bill was introduced in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Thursday, to pay to Allegheny County the sum of $3,500, ,0O0 as an'indehnity for losses by mobs in 1877. [, A mail train on the New Jersey Midland Railroad was wrecked near Ogdensburg, N. ;J.,' Thursday morning; two cars were burned and several persons were injured.
 An additional sum of money for the con- pletion of the Capitol has been voted by the New York Assembly. ,s.3. .i...4 ,.-sl -..v kill Coal Exchanges decided, Friday, not to change the current circular prices of coal for March. 8 -etass .-1...@
 Edwin c. Hayden was hanged at Windsor, Vt., Friday, for the murder of his wife in 1876. ss,ss a.s . .> aa2sa Al "
 Governor Hawkins, of Tennessee, sent his message in to the Legislature, Friday he ia. vors settlement of the State debt upon just principles. " 'N ''7
 At Syracuse,s Friday, Econ and Charles Earl were sentenced to the State Prison at Auburn for sixty five years for robbery.
 At Sioux Falls, Dakota, fuel is so scarce that people are burning telegraph poles and railroad ties. F .ss' d s-7. 5-s l7#i lJ
 The. excitement in Wall St. ,s op Saturday, was not so great as on the previous day.
 Dr. Arthur Clifford son of ex Governor Clifford, of Massachusetts, has committed sui. eide, i .,s.. /. ..;ss.t...la ..-.ts..sis.. sl
 A fire ; ysfs5snrdsy yyf no6 a Lacpnia NH, caused The jury disagreed iif the case of Colonel Cash. =G7 9i Yi Eiiqs9d titsst lS ff.yt-19 - The receipts at the, Cincinnati Opera Festi- val amounted to ,$6O, 900 :...I The Cathsiic 0rphahage, at Scranton, Penn., was destroyed by fire, Sunday night, and fifteen children were burned or suffocated Ths third contest for the o'Leary belt be- e. gan at I2:05 Monday morning e''' ''
 On Saturday evening burglars robbed the houses of the members of the New Lebanon Shaker cOmmunitV near AlhanV
 Articles of association of the Mohawk and Lakes Erie Railroad Company were fled Wednesday, at Albany, the capital stock is fixed at $10, GOO, ,O00 ,. a.., ......, .... ! An accident occurred on the River Division of the Buffalo, Pittsbnrg and Western Rail. road, at President. Penn, and several persons were severely injured, .,, i3,s F., d #! .t Eight persons were burned to death early Wednesday morning at East Liverpool, Ohio. : It is new,belisved that Chief Justice Dixon will be chosen by the Wisconsin legislature to succeed the late Senator Carpenter ,.. ..t The U. s. Supreme Court has decided agaist the raifoad company in the Plantsville case a~,i 3 ss.. i0 fsnks7tF ssR .t.93js <.
 Connecticut, banks have. reduced their cir collation. over two millions.
 The U. s. Circuit Court at Chicago has re- fused to. Datualize a Chinamanais1 1.t '..sls
 Eleven spans of the KingleYl Kan bridge over the Arkansas have been washed away. { The Arizona Legislature has passed bill regulating fares and freights on the Southern Pacific 2 If .s5tg,gulg9 sAs1ss4se re}3 a"
 The public debt vas reduced about twelve millions. last month
 5 Hart and Hughes have both retired from York. el4.I Vs4