Milford chronicle., 1885-02-13
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
0nNERAL IrrMs

paris DlP'heria o5 her is raging furiously in man
o,lhs o,,,.l. q overdue steamship Alaska. Of III
sftc,,,,l csa .lo, lsaened port in New York Supda
Sa,ci neon and anchored st the bar She i1-oS
.iel luuier ON Tuesday and had 10 come h,
w; ~ .he way towing the steamship IaI
UOalu were reported well. -
Lawyer John L. Burke has bropeb, . si,
salhs1 victoria Notwithstanding H1elskamn
" ~ Leco'ef $3.50 for legal services which hi
eaiius 70 nave rendered her
The nineteen students who were loeoio,,. a..
AZ eneF examinations at the Annapolis Naval
academy have resigned 'a''i
At Aapeton Pa, two sisters, while walk
ing on the railroad track, we've struck BY an
express train, one Of them being instantly
Aiied ana the other seriously injured.
sharp skirmshes have taken place be-
tween the cattle thieves and the Texans on tba
no Grande, and a more important engage-
mentis threatened. 9"s'
DIR Talmage preached on 'the blasphemvp
OF ingersolls lecture in Brooklyn, on Sunday
ana advocated the suppression Of such teacI- /
ings by the police.
Over one thousand needy factory opera
yves ont OF employment are receiving aid
from the authorities OF Chesterfield county, Va
Il boy OF fifteen murdered his grandnootbo,
IN Hardin county, Ill.,, because sbe had renri
manded him. w A"u iepil'
The result Of the semi-annual examination
Der OF cadets materially
An engineer experienced in canal work
five years. '9N0" III
III ne Arkansas Legislature passed a resou.
aodl tio5 i4Dorng me opening up OF the Oklahoma
lands to settlement under the homestead laws
In the Wisconsin Assembly a large Dprobor II
oI peslu9hs IN favor Of high license were re- a
ceyed, and bills were introduced providino c,
church. ''O iee' Oi Il
p. Y. Bcaudry of Montreal, intends IN u
uu guuu an ofphanage at cost of $3.50 600 on | "a
tI1 s slie given by himself, and to add 100000 ~
The man arrested at Anoka. d n for a., 9u
murder Of Mrs Smell and her son at Inkster N'
nAae c2plesslon to the Sheriff while on the
way to Grand Forks. -'
Tho trial Of the suit brought by Mrs Doro ne
stolpe against banker Morosini 10 recover ssaS Kb
Tor the trouble and expense she was nnf IN in it
bringing Victoria Morosni-schellineI.I IInls- fac
kamp back to her father resulted In tbe Citv cor
court IN verdict for $50 for the plaintiff gar
1t Paimed that an investigation of the idc
ssituc2y records shows that during the pasl ten
NJ IlVen years system Of robbery has been ear =
iled en- under cover Of law which has respifeJ | who
IN a loss to the State Of about g, ,OOO OOO by
New York city AID Chicago one tbopsoDd ing
Saes apart eonyersed by telephone the other oth'
Frank Bonham, The Oldest son of v,,o., man
loving, on ms return TO his home near Pa5; 90
~ ~ Sy, nun, Siter three days absence found 9ou'
to all appearance they had been dead daH as fc
N,tha1 .o.,o5 !. F. Dixon, Of Westerly R. ,sfI vie
eosI6 to Congress for the os SIe Ee
"A resolution ,---secure few hundred doll lape
thesqs@6Sr soo% IaalPon Of prominent 9E 6vemao>A %t
E ned to civil al ioAlared term Of seve
er ,,l,rs,,a5 acy and reb and
te n5stsi iovernmoaas introduced in the Con-
hsHlature authorizing the return to Tol;
THr,@ Mary Cannoniers, Of Franklin La. the Ia.
battery flag captured at Irish Bend La, in ali !
1868, by the Ihirt enth Connecticut Regiment w
Investigations made at Key W, st by the ~ Il
Federal authorities show that filibustering u,
expedition has been organized at that place. - -
"A crazy man who had killed hunter in is lie
Wyoming Territory was attacked by sheriffs
posse, and aft he had killed one Of the party -
was roasted to death in his cabin. subs
Tho Illinois Republican Senatorial caucus eeApe
renom mated Gen. Logan for United States A'o7s
Senator by a rising vote and by acclamation. -
In his remarks Mr.. Logan said that the Iegis- sars,
lature evenly divided, but that if al the SURE
Republicans stood by him he would be elected escal
or would prevent the election of Democrat tighl
Fires in New York on Wedne sday night de- sever
stroyed property to the value Of 81 500 00O =,
One fireman lost his life. 70 y
The Parma Battalion, stationed at Cbor. y ~
ilos, Pelu, NUT MED and began firing at the
guard. Three hundred OF the battalion made WIN
their escane INIT t,v. .ntv oF tlar, w. - his c
-tured near Chosica. A number were killed. press
The ice gorge in the Mississippi river -
above Cairo, broke on Tuesday night, aud s y ON ON
Most, the Socialist says the stories about IT
Pittsburg being threatened by dynamite "are clurc
all bosh Either some newspaper reporter in- bv DIV
Ti.o y ol some one made 1901 or him by poIte'
templated any such thing it is not likely that M.
they would tell of it, II is bosh" / ana
The Toronto Presbytery, p to l2 decided i, l.
that man may lawfully marry his deceased ~ pa,t q
Wifes sister. Ia
Cicero Jefferson, John A. smythe and Joel O0fce
wilson, in jail IN Audubon, Iowa. for the MUIR fight
der OF Jellersons father, taken from the mand
jail By mob Of 200 people, including every Frenc
male citizen OF the town. and lynched. wount
in the Connecticut Legislature bill was r
introduced having for its object increase of hinl
the State revenue by taxation of incomes and or sen
reduction Of saaries Of State employees. Of Ho
"A Pittsburg, Penn, correspondent saws tions
that socialisiic outbreak is imminent in that III
city Inc conspirators have secret magazines tion OF
and are well supplied with dynamite They are with
waiting only for favorable opportunity to IN
Wreak vengeance on the capitalists. NJ Kei
-Brigadier General H. N Strong is said TO Of sixt
be IN destitute circumstances in Milwaukee Do
Mrs dudley, who shot 0D9noyan Rosa, Congo
ing suicide
Kate Harvey, of New York, pleaded guilty
in the Court Of Oyer and Terminer to man Extra
slaughter in the first degree in having killed
her new born babe, and was remAnded for SEN
tence.
AT boarding house in Omaha twenty The
three persons were poisoned bv rovb on ra for ste
which had in some unaeconntabie msnno5 Greedy
found lis way into the sugar used in pastry rod b
All the victims are out of danger evcept o has bee
whose case is still very serious of May
"A rich sidow, seventy-four wears old mar lie
ried her t,ach.,sn sged 5inoo 4st ~, lnar nuncia
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The North Carolina House Of Commons oner III IN
passed bill to pension ex-Confederate SOL npnnl
diers who may have been seriously wounded The =
during the civil war. GresivI
WASHINGTON NOTES rife on
During the debate in the House on the aP9losl'
River and Harbor bill the appropriation for P9,
Baltimore harbor was increased from s75 000 i-ei
% 900, the purpose being to widen the @ 80 y
,hannel proposition to increase the sum ;ii s ~
or Charleston, $. c. from $50 600 to $500 1 eiaJe
100 was voted down. actually c,
"A fire in an annex to the SIGNAL Se,,ioa 80 o.
'fice destroyed and damaged large nnmber crey;rg
Il valuable meteorological records and dam and 90,
ged some of the finest instruments in the ned a
fice N' eone.;o1, a.eo z,
Inc Senate passed the House bin fixing Lockwood
nc pension Of the widow of General George alloy Wal
Thomas at s.. 900 a year. on and !
Senator Morgan reported favoraby from Ere the
ne Committee on Foreign Relations the bin a repetit
Introduced by him few DAYS AGO To consrrct steward
nd maintain telegraph or cable line bet,res officer 70
he Pac c coast Of the United States ana lie steward
static coast, with an amendment PROVIDING said: ~
nat the line must be completed within te5 and he II
ears. ''N solutev !
"a resolution passed expresses the thanks haIay ey
congress TO Mr. vanderbilt and Mrs Grant aiOtner
v the Grant relics and provides that the art. may -
es be placed in the charge of the Librarian ~ hen s
,no1saee 4le coo,ofo,. ~ NJ N-Aii"h VI NCand