Connecticut western news., 1884-05-07

The vote by which the liquor prohibition resolution was lost some days ago, was recon sidoled ill the New York State Assembly. On the question of final passage the yeas counted 63, nays GO. It required 65 yeas to pass the measure.
 The House Committeo on Appropriations completed consideration of the Army Appro- priation bill. The estimates for the ensuing year were S26, SgO, ,l05. The amount approprl- ated Is S2i, ,259 450, which Is Sl-2,S0 less than the last appr priatlon.
 The Senate passed the bill providing for the establishment of Bureau of Annual Industry and the suppl ession of disease among cattle.
 FOREIGN ITEMS.
 The elections in Spain resulted in an over whelming majority for the Conservatives.
 It is now declared in England that nitrc- gycerinc has been brought into that country in American spirit tiasls.
 --Busybody won the Thousand GuineRs stakes at Newmarket. In subsequent raco Mir. J. R. keenes Cremorne got second place.
 The ship Alantinc of Drammen, Norway, was wrecked at nine o'clock Wednesday night in a gale and sleet storm five miles east of Wufe Island Station Magdalcu Islands. She broke mp immediately. Nineteen lives were lost. The second mate is the only survivor.
 Two bands of insurgents have appeared at Lerida and Corona, Spain, and have cut the telegraph wires and destroyed a railway bridge. The government fear more serious disturb ances.
 The race for the Two Thousand Guneas at Newmarket was won by Scot-free; St. Medard second and Harvester third.
 Four persons from Russia have been ar rested at Clacow on suspicion of complicity i'll tue recent bomb-throwing in that city.
 A riot has occurred among the laborers ir the diamond fields of Cape Town. General Gordon's appeal for help has been disreg rded by the British government. Der Der Is completely surrounded.
 It is denied that modified terms of peace have been offered to Madagascar by France.
 Some resolutions of condolence at the death of Herr Lasker which came from San Francisco have been presented to the German Reichstag.
 There is talk in Paris of the Fenians buy ing cruiser provided with torpedoes.
 A Paris correspondent announces the d. ath of the Princess de Wagram.
 A revolutionary agitation has been started on the Spanish frontier. The discontent in Cuba is growing. The Spanish elections are generally favorable to the government; few autonomists were elected in Cuba
 The latest accounts of the explosion al Havana describe the catastrophe as most dis astrous and appalling.
 Another band of revolutionists is at worl | in the island of Cuba. -Mangado, the Spanish refugee chieftan | and seven of his insurgents were overtakeI | by the soldiers and killed. The marriage of Prince Louis of Batten burg and Princess Victoria of Hesse took place | at Darmstadt.
 --Ihe wages of the shipbuilders on the | Clyde was reduced Tuesday ten per cent. Twelve thousand men are idle. The officials of the Paddington, England, Railway station have received threats that the station is to be blown up. The London Daily Ne,os reports that every village between Berber and Khartoum is in re- bellion, and that the rebels are entering | Berber.
 A Madrid correspondent of a London pa per says that America's recognition of the flag | If the African International Association has .aused great irritation in Portugal. The English governments refusal to send an expedition to relieve Berber causes great excitement in the political clubs in London | Dispatches from Cairo say that the troops al Berber have fraternized with the rebels. | In the preliminary examination of James Eagan and Daly, the suspected Irish dyna- miters arrested in England, some important | disclosures were made as to the methods of tht revolutionary society. | A bill is to be introduced in the German | Reichstag dealing with anarchists and tht | illegal use of explosives.