Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-30
State News.

! The Congregatienalists of West Hartford dedicate new church June z.
 Mike Hanpahan, of Unionville, is held ir ! $1,OOO for assaulting young school gir | named Ayers.
 l Saturday is Barnums day in New Britain, i and most of the factories will shut down in l the afternoon.
 l South Coventry in 8 special town meeting | allows $2, $50 damages to one Wheeler, of l New London who fell some time ago through ! defective bridge in the town.
 l Ansonia rejoices in the success of it's first years trial of the Quincy school system. The ! urchins cry for school, never ''play hookey'' \ and can't be hired to throw spit balls. | It is worthy of remark that in New Milford ] and adjoining towns the tramp law is pretty ! thoroughly enforced, and as consequence, l this portion of the State is almost free from ! tramps. although it was formerly infested with them.
 In Hartford Saturday Frank Peltier son of Dr. Peltier, and another boy son of Po- liceman McElroy, were upset while sailing on the river. They clung to the boat and were rescued by Thomas Powers, who put out in a boat aftsr them.
 The second class of 's2 of the State Normal school graduates Friday, June 23d, and exer-
 oises are to be held at the South church The
 class is an unusually large one numbering
 twenty three, four being gentlemen. There
 is but one New Britain resident in the class.
 The funeral of Policeman Bingham, of
 Hartford, to8k place from his late residence
 Saturday forneoon, the Rev. MT. Taylor con-
 ducting the services. The police department
 was fully represented, and contributed
 floral police shield with the words ''Brother''
 and '.Police" on it. The remains were taken
 to Scotland, Conn, for interment.
 William Nestler, 8 young Irishman who
 recently came from Massachusetts to Mont vile, is down with the smallpox. He was left for some time without medical attend ance and was boarding in 8 tenement house where there were many families. There was much excitement, and on Sunday the select- men transferred him to locality where there is no danger of contagion.
 The vote on the new city charter, which terminates the existence of the town of Hart ford, comes on the 9th of June. This town is the very foundation of the colony and so of the entire State of Connecticut The richest traditions of local history belong to it. Running back to the first settlement it's rec ord is the pedigree of our whole government ! For the State to turn and put an end to that l which created it savors little of the keen ness which surpasses serpents' teeth The ! sentiment of the city alone will cause some l votes to be cast against the new charter.-I Springfield Republacaaa.
 The motive for the atrocious assault upon young Moosbrucker at Chesterfield, near New London, on Friday morning last, is SUD- posed to lie in the fact that Mir. Latimer en- ployed him to work rather than to employ another young man who wished employment About three weeks ago piece of paper was found attached to rosebush near Latimer's, upon which was written s'W. H. M. If you don't get out of this town will kill you. I will choke you before you know it-I will shoot you, will " About week ago anoth er warning, as follows, was tackled upon the barn door: 'Go! W. H. M. I will kill"