Connecticut western news., 1886-11-24
THE WORLDS NEWSIN BRIEF
Interesting Gatherings from
 all Points.
WHAT IS GOING ON IN THE OLD
 WORLD AND THE NEW.
tatsst Domestic cNotes-WashinGton NswD Netss and Gossip-ForoiGn News
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Notes and Gossip-Foreisn News Notes, Etc., Etc. The strike of the cigarmakers in Cuba is over.
 Five little Brooklyn boys have runaway to fight Indians.
 A motion for new trial of the Wilson. Moen suit was filed in Boston. Stores and factories in Buffalo were dam aged by hre to the extent of S150, 900. Mormon converts to the number of one hundred started from Chattanooga, Tenn, for Utah.
 United States Senator Sewell, of New ter. sey, has been sued for Q libel in a political speech.
 The new cruiser Atlanta was to have gone ! on a trial trip, but her machinery broke down before she started. -Nettie and Ella Johnson, sisters, aged | eighteen and twenty years, were burned to | death near Wabash, Ind. Airs Bridget Moran, craEed by poverty, foiled in an attempt to kill her four children, cut her own throat in Jersey City, Maggie Beadling, the daughter of Banks | Vile (Pa. coal miner, recovers from trance, and tells a marvellous story of an alleged visit I to heaven.
 | The Chicago District Assembly of the | Knights of Labor have passed resolutions de- | claring their belief that the anarchists were unfairly convicted. | -Advices from Kewaunee, Wis, state that | the barge Emerald foundered. Five lives arc | reported lost. Mate Breview was rescued in | an unconscious state A coal breaker of the Pennsylvania Coal | Company, at Port Blanchard, Pa., was burned 1 Loss, S1OO, Some seven hundred men and l boys lose employment. | A landslide crushed into train on the | Plttsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad | at Jones Ferry, on the outskirts of Pittsburg. | Eight passengers were severely injured. | John H. Chapel was thrown by the force of an explosion on revolving circular saw | while at work in Newlight township, N. o.. and was cut through to the spine, causing instant | death.
 | Troy, N. Y., visited by destructive I storm. Among buildings wrecked was vitrio | factory, and several workingmen were seri- onsly, Ii not fatally, injured by the acid being thrown over them.
 burning building at Baltimore, Md, striking the ground with such force that two of them died soon afterward from their injuries and the third IS not expected to recover. | First Lieutenant James s. Petit, of the | First infantry, United States army was sho, and seriously wounded by a robber at Leaven- | worth, Kan, on the eve of his expected mar | rage to Miss Sharp, niece of General Grant. l De Bensaude's passage to Europe was paid | ny Thomas Barnard, an old English friend | NHJse acquaintance ne renewed m St. vincent s l Hospital, New York. His last word to his wife, Violet Cameron, the actress, was Tell her 1 think of her"
 | Following close on County Treasurer Hol- | hngsworth's defalcation of SSO, 900, in Indiana | comes the announcement of the city treasurer of Vincenies, Duesterbergs shortage of SlO- OOO or S12,000. He can give no explanation, | but sits and cries.
 The jury in the case of Phillip L. Moen decided that 'Doc" Wilson had no just claim | on the Worcester millionaire. They also de- clde that the promissory notes which Phillip | l.. Moen demanded and accepted from the blackmailer in return for those extorted thou l sands are good and va i'd obligations and must l be met by Wilson. Instead of giving Wilson | the verdict he sought againstMoen of Sl Is, ,OOO they gave Moen verdict against Wilson of i S9J, ,522 16.
 The sheriff of Cook county, H., has an execution for S4, 124, ,607.15 to serve. | Boston barbers are agitating the repeal of the resurrected law that threatens to inter fere with their Sunday trade. | Father Mendi, of the Church of the I'm maculate Conception, Montclair, N. J., has issued ukase against dancing to his congre-
 gation.
 A fire at Durham, N G., destroyed large portion of the business part of the town, and caused losses aggregating half Q million dol lars.
 Messenger Fotheringhap1, who had charge of the Adams Express car robbed about three weeks ago west of St. Louis, was arraigned for grand larceny and pleaded not guilty.
 A party of twenty-five armed lynchers
 broke irto the calaboose at Mckenzie Tenn,
 and entering the cell of Charlie Dinwiddie
 riddled him to death with pis, ,ol bullets.
 An after dinner fight in Maine lumber camp resulted in the murder of one of the two
 conibatants,
 Three Mexicans attacked two Americans in | a st at Ant A o,,1
 killed on each side.
 Mrs. Ellen Duane Gillespie, a descendant
 of Benjamin Franklin, was married at Phila-
 delphla to Dr. Edward Park Davis, of Chicago. A Sunday dance, participated in by Hun-
 garian and Polish miners at Gilberton, Pa.,
 wound up in free, fight, resulting in eleven
 persons being injureds in some cases fatally. The coal schooner Ishpeming was found stranded on reef near Escanaba, Mich., a
 signal of distress flying and her crew gone,
 She was hauled off uninjur and lowed to
 Escanaba.
 , -James Mcfarland, one of the two men suspected of the killing of the two game war
 dens near Fletohers Brook, Me-, was arrested
 at his home in Hancock, and says that Graves
 did the shooting.
 FOREIGN ITEMsA
 The village of Frimstein, in the canton o1
 Borne Switzerland, has been destroyed by
 fire. A number of the inhabitants perished
 in the flames
 The trustees of the tenants on Lord Clanricarde's estate, in Galway, have resolved
 to demand a forty per cent reduction in rent
 and not to pay any rent until all evicted ten
 ants shall have been reinstated.
 A special despatch from Halifax says tho
 cruiser General Middleton has seized foul
 American vessels from Eastport, Me-, for fish
 ing inside the three-mile limit. The facts o
 the seizure were telegraphed to Ottawa ano hneS of S20 impOSel
 | An Austrian electrician named Marcus Il
 supplying the German navy with a newly i'll ?. , vented petroleum engine for torpedo boats
 The engine is set in motion by electro-maSnl ] tism, and is said to be more powerful than steam engine of the same size. It is not Iabl
 10 explosion.
 A Frenchman has been engaged in ship ping arms to county Kerry, Ireland, where h.
 sold them to the moonlghters. London
 firm suspected the business he was carryin.
 on and informed the police, who seized som
 parcels which the Frenchman had ordered t
 be shipped to Ireland, and opened them, whel
 they were found to contain arms.
 A special despatch from Halifax says tn
 cruiser General Middleton has seized fou
 American vessels from Passport, Me-, for fish
 ing inside the three-mile limit. The facts o
 the seizure were telegraphed to Ottawa an fines of S20 imposed. v An Austrian electrician named Marcus
 slDDlylnp the German navy with peyly in