Milford chronicle., 1883-09-21

ence of the Florida State authorities to
the people on the Pensacola naval reser-
vation who are suffering from the pres
ence of yellow fever.
Several more wrecks, with large loss
of life, are reported from st. Johns,
N. F.
By the breaking of a steampipe on
the steamer Rosedale, of the Bridgeport
line, one child was killed and one man
injured, Wednesday.
Canada proposes to refund some
! $50, 600, 900 of Dominion five per cent.
bonds at lower interest.
"A Flathead chief defantly told
Senator Vest he would not go on a res
ervatiOn alive; but later he concluded
to go to Washington to talk with the
Great Father.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
notified the Collector of the Port that
American vessels going to AMMAN with |
arms and munitions of war will be seized !
by the French authorities at Tonquin.
Kate Cotton, colored woman, be-
came incensed at Alf. Miller, who re-
fused to marry her, and put some poi
son IN the coffee at the house of Ailler's
father-in-law Tuesday night, and the
whole family was poisoned. One men,
Der has already died and the rest are
very low
The Postmaster at Pensacola writes
TO the Postmaster General that the yell
ow fever at the Navy Yard is of very
Malignant type.
-Strychnine bought by a Canadian
woman ''tO kill foxes" was found in her
stomach.
Reports from the Department of Ag- ]
lculture, at Washington, d. O., show that
he crops are late and much reduced,
nd that considerable damage was done
y the late frosts.
The Chamber of Commerce at
Washington, d. c., received important I
ocuments from the Secretary of State I
relation to the illegal practices of 4
ussian merchants who, in Turkey, sell n
tuIterated petroleum as the American
.ttcle.
On Saturday night mob of sixteen u
lasked men forcibly entered the Yell >
'unty Jail, at Danville, Ark, and seiz- G.
g John Coker and DIR Flood, took
-em to the Iron Bridge across Pellet
ean River, and hanged them. Coker
as accused Of leading into ambus-
de Sherifs party in search of the Il
anlel outlaws several weeks ago. in ST
llch two men were killed. Flood was g..
cused of harboring the outlaws. Their
dies were discovered and cut down on III
nday morning. ol
The taxpayers of the town of STRAIT mi
d, Conn.,, have offered 81, 900 reward bi!
the conviction of Rose Amblers mur- DR.,
,er. -
: --IWenty-three houses were burned inc
the village of Deep Creek, on the g.
lal OF the Dismal Swamp, ten miles ~
ow Norfolk, Va, on Monday morn STU
:. The fire was the work of an Or do
1zed band of incendiaries, who have Dit
"a to burn a number of villages tbr
that vicinity recently. Their OBJ ,ai
is robbery. The residents of the 81
age who have been rendered home ato
by the flames are in the greatest hea
ress. Several people were injured day
IaIlng timber, some fatally. The idle
lage will exceed $50, 900. cor,
Frost is announced as having ap- cen
red IN large number of Northern ,o,
Western States. y lIei:
Two hundred and fifty Apaches are '0iiii
Jasos Grandes, Mexico, trading un. OF Il
the white flag. An encounter with the
lean troops is expected. cong
Mr.. Blaine predicts that if Butler mar
gam made Governor of Massachu- Jon,
ne Will be nominated for the Presi- oo+
y by the Democrats and elected.
FOREIGN ITEMS. of "
Serious conflicts between the people say
the military have taken place in caus
yla' findi
More anti-Jewish riots in Hungary leavi
eported. Bed.
Disastrous floods prevail in Italy.
The City Of Mexico was filled to
lowing with visitors participating in a.
celebration of the anniversary of VI
can independence. Ofic
4 special correspondent at Madrid M. M
that a rising may be expected very L ne
IN Cuba; the Spanish authorities Is llg
that they have secret information now
the Intentions Of the exiles and the Smitl
ected. IIo,,,,
he Haytian rebels still hold their in tb
The government has purchased pos+
IN the United States for war pur- o91 =,
rench troops in sortie from Hanoi utlng
sed the Black Flags, who were Fifty
ing against them. postm
is thought that a congress of the lied t
,Irn '';1l overs VIII soon be called to letters
~ =" e0D'i'l ''i'''r iialiien'' syster
Norwegian vessel-name as yet we're
"nmwas VI 1T,'ll sunk IN the English receip
"a LHuIsuhJ ny COLLISION, Twelve locks