Connecticut western news., 1882-07-19
HERE AND THERE.

ldk Mountain House, in the Catskills.
 Silas Ringtwist of New Britain has died finn the effects ofa sun-stroke Tuesday.
 Clara Louise Kellog and troupe gave cocert in Winstead last Monday night
 The Spiritualists' camp meeting at Mantle ofned last Saturday. and will continue until Agust 2l.
 Half dozen Yale sophmores have made tie distance between New Haven and Sara toa on foot.
 Waterbury newsboy fell from a train on the Naugatuck last week Wednesday and was instantly killed.
 detective was robbed of $45 and satch- ell ol train in New London, recently, and he couldn't detect who did it either.
 Samuel Paradise, newsboy of Waterbury, fellfrom train on the Naugatuck road Wednesday evening and was killed
 The body of Lawrence Bolan, the missing Waterbury bartender, was found in Manham cant last week. There is no evidence of foulplay.
 Tie Crystal Knife Company's works at Nagatuck were completely burned down week ago to- night, and the loss foots up $40,9 100; insured for $l9,OOO.
 Mss Lizzie Gartland of New Britain was run wer by hack. which was being rapidly drivn around corner, at Hartford, We'd nesdy, and seriously injured
 Itis reported that MT. Jones, counsel for the Malley boys, had to resort to legal measures to get final settlement with MT. Edward Malley, Walters father. Charles Babbitt Winsted bridge builder, whie looking over a bridge on the Rhine. beck road with the road master, fell through thes structure and was considerably hurt. The Winstead authorities dealt with the boys who make the night before the Fourth hidsous with every variety of sleep-dispelling racket, by catching and imprisoning l7 o theie disturbers of the peace.
 | Charles Parkhurst of Hartford was sun struck recently while working on farm at Montville, lost his wits in consequence and cut his throat the other day in Windsor woods The wound is not fatal. A Merlden saloon keeper horsewhipped hi step daughter because she walked with young man whom he disliked. The girl ii claimed to be lady and Meriden people ar, | considerably incensed at the fathers action. MT. Hubbard, husband of Mime. Zazel-sh who has acquired fame in the circus ring b, allowing herself to be shot from canon-ha bought a tract of land near Benedict farm, il South Norwalk and at the close of this year. circus season will put up fine dwelling. | A new dam is being built across the Hous atomic river at Lanesville, two miles below New Milford: where the Bridgeport Woot Finishing Company are to erect extensiv, manufactures there and Lanesville will hav an enviable name among the enterprisiny places of the Union.
 John Babcock is under arrest at Norwicl for destroying the headstone that marked hi daughters grave. The marble had beer bought and put in its place by the dead girl' betrothed, although Babcock, a cruel, pro fessedly religious wretch whose wife ha just got divorce, had forbidden it.
 A most horrible hanging was witnessed a St. Paul, Minn., last Thursday when ma1 by the name of Egan was hung three times He had O faII of oino foot opd ,p,o,,oa .l rope the first time; a second rope was the1 used which was also broken. He was taker upon the galcws a third time with stil strength enough left for the last trial Tn, trap was then sprung and he dled instar /. They are enforcing the tramp law brett, sharply in Connecticut just now In the superior court at New Haven, Tuesday, si1 tramps plead guilty and were sentenced tt six months each in the state prison. A sev enth victim who was arrested at Meriden plead not guilty and was put on trial. Int jury being out two minutes returned yer diet of guilty and he was sentenced to state prison for one year.
 AWinsted woman whose husband disap peared and was not heard from for ove twenty years, thinking her first husband tt be dead married again, and has been living happily with her second husband until a few days since, when the second wife of her frs husband sent to her for evidence to obtain divorce. Having found that her first husband is alive, she also finds that she is an illegiti mate mother, and in conveying evidence tc convict the first husband, she criminate! herself
 Cornelius Baldwin, 15 years of age, for sev eral weeks has been living with MT. Virgi Baker. of Harwinton, as a farm hand. He did not appear on Saturday morning at tn, usual time, ,and on going to his room a note wa found stating that he had nothing to live for had bought bottle of laudanum and intended to commit suicide. He had selected hiding place. Search parties were formed, and thorough search was made without avail. Tn, latest theory is that he has not committed su icide as he took his best suit of clothes, a. we'll as his working suit, with him. Other however, who know the boy best, say tha they have no doubt that he has carried out his threat. The family where he lived and hi own parents believe this.
 Frank Dagan was brought before Justic, Willis Catlin, at Harwinton, on Friday, charged with killing his father on the Fourth of Jul last. Judge Catlin conducted the case fo the State. The defense admitted the killing but without malice aforethought and intention The facts showed manslaughter at least, ant as Judge Catlin did not press the charge o murder in the first degree, which he though could have been done with good degree 0 justice, he was willing that tie case should g, over to the Superior Court on the charge D