Connecticut western news., 1884-07-30

section has failed because of the destitution of the miners.
 The brig Clara NJ Stoddard, reported with yellow fever on board from Havana, has been quarantined at Boston.
 The Canadian exploring expedition to establish stations in Hudson's Bay sailed from Nova Scotia on Tuesday.
 Many of the stockholders of the Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Company are at odds with the management, whom they charge with trying to wreck the company.
 There were at least forty thousand specta- tors present in Central Park, New York, Tues day, to witness the unveiling of the statue of Beethoven, which was presented to the city by the Beethoven Maenne rchor.
 John c. Enc, the embezzler, has rented 6 handsome house in Quebec, where he will re- side with his wife and family.
 Lieutenant Greely's party are steadily inn proving in health under the care of surgeons at St. John.
 Queen Victoria has congratulated Presi- dent Arthur on the rescue of the Greedy sur vivors.
 Mayor Smith of Philadelphia, has asked the Councils for $10,0O0 to enable the Quaker City to make good showing at the New Or leans Exposition.
 The defunct Manufacturers Bank, of Mill waukee offers twenty-five cents cash, and seventy-fiye cents in equal payments at one, two and three years.
 The Grand Jury of Petersburg, Va, have not concluded their inquiry into the failure of the Planters and Mechanics Bank.
 Greens Bank, at Jackson, Miss, makes an excellent showing by the receivers report.
 Sunday afternoon Samuel Smith and his Baltimore and Ohio Railroad track, near Shaner, Pa, when they were struck by freight train coming in the opposite direction. Smith was instantly killed, and his daughter fatally injured.
 -Pauper immigrants continue to arrive in New York. The Commissioners of Emigration have resolved to send them all back. The Westphalia brought thirteen Saturday.
 A German woman has arrived at Castle Garden, New York, who claims to be 112 years old.
 Three lives were lost in the burning of ? scow near Toledo, Ohio, Saturday.
 Considerable damage was done near Kings ton, N r., to the fruit crop by hailstones, on Saturday.
 A locomotive boiler on the West Carolina Railway burst on Thursday, killing three men and injuring several others.
 The cruise of the canoe Atlantis has reached disastrous termination. She was abandoned at sea. Her occupants are safe at Portsmouth, N. H. Seven steamers sailed for Europe Saturday and only one had good load of passengers. Agents admit that the bottom has dropped out of the summer travel season. A stepfather about to punish boy led the latter to jump into rapid stream in Virginia, and leaping in to save the lad, whose hands were tied, both were drowned. More than sixty thousand persons at tended the third Sunday concert in Central Park, New York Officers of the revenue cutter Corwin give an account of visit to recently upheaved volcano in Alaska, which spouts only steam and ashes.
 Mine cars of an excursion train ran of an embankment near Canton, O., on Saturday, but no one was killed.
 A heavy rain and hail storm did great damage to crops and highways in Vermont
 A new comet is reported as having been discovered by an astronomer at Nashville, Tenn.
 FOREIGN ITEMS.
 It is reported that an earthquake has occurred at Massowah on the Red Sea. Nearly all the houses in the city were destroyed, and the ships in the harbor were violently rocked. The inhabitants were panic stricken and fled to the interior. Mr. Parnell, in the House of Commons. drew attention to the difficulty experienced in obtaining from the House of Lords legislation beneficial to Ireland Mir. Parnell denounces the Irish League Convention to be held in Belfast. The condition of Aries in consequence of the approach of cholera is deplorsble in the | extreme The cofinmakers have struck for | higher wages. An influential deputation of English gentlemen request the Lord Privy Seal to re | move the restrictions upon the importation of | cattle from Wyoming. General Caceres has become Provisional President of Peru. Orders from Paris have been telegraphed to China to give the Chinese no more time, but | to occupy Foo-chow if Frances demands are | not at once satisfied. It is officially announced that the Czar's visit to the palace at Warsaw has not been re- nounced. Extraordinary precautions will be taken during the visit to prevent any acts of violence. No Russian will be allowed to enter | the city without permit. The railway will be | lined with soldiers while the train with the royal personages is on it's way Arrests of persons suspected of comphcity in the plot to | blow up the palace still continue. The Warsaw plotters intended, after kill | ing the Czar, to provoke 8 rebellion in Poland | and Western Russia, and to plunder the Jews. | The Irish team won the Echo Shield at Wimbledon, with 8 score of ,5S3 points.
 It is officially announced that the cholera | at Marseilles and Toulon is decreasing. It is expected that Suakim will be attacked | by the rebels after the Ramadan. The Australian cricketers have been beaten by the All England team. The directors of the Panama Canal state that the Canal will be open for traffic in 1881. Two steamers have collided off Corunna. | Some of the passengers and crew have been | landed in Spain.
 The loss at the great fire at Mapping, Lon don, amounts to g, 500,O0O M. de Lesseps announces that the com md T .yl.. Suez Canal must be widened. l M. Ferry expects a speedy solution of the Chinese difficulty, and there seems to be no doubt that China will pay the indemnity de- l msnded.
 A Vienna correspondent says Bardowski has confessed that plot to kill the Czar and Czarewltch was arranged at St. Petersburg | On Bardowski's information more government | employees and eleven students have been ar | rested at Warsaw. Among those arrested at | St. Petersburg is Vera Fi!ipoff who IS wanted | for having made attempts upon the life of the | Czar in 1879 and 1881. Adelaide Ristori, the tragic actress, has | made contract for tour in America She will play in English. The Presidency of the Belgian Chamber of Representatives has been offered to Herr | Slmons, member for Brussels. Baron Dane- than presides over the Senate. The public security ill the suburbs of Con- stantlnople has never been in & worse coudi- ton. band of brigands entered a mosoue four miles from the city and, after firing sev- eral yolleys into the ceiling, rifed every per son present, securing money and valuables. Brigands also attacked and plundered the vil- lage of Bozkhali, a few miles outside of the city.
 A royalist plot is said to have been dis covered in Paris.
 A dispatch from Bernes states that a storm has occurred on Lake Lucerne. Four boats were capsized and ten of their occupants were drowned. Some Of those who lost their lives were foreigners.
 Five terrorists have been arrested in Mos COW with discriminating documents in their possession. Warsaw is to be declared in state of siege.
 Noble EmiRrants.