Connecticut western news., 1886-11-03
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 Tho monster lumber raft, which for so long stuck on the ways at Three Rivers, N. s., is now in fair way of being launched.
 A new discovery of law precedents by the attorneys of the seven condemned anarchists in Chicago leads them once more to hope for Il new trial.
 -Bradley's embezzlement from the Pullman Car Company, which included the shops at Detroit as we'll as Chicago, now is fornd to exceed S100,000
 The conference of Archbishops in Balti- more is said to have resulted in their indorse- ment of the fundamental principles of the Knights of Labor.
 The fact that the residence of William Pope, at Flat Rock Knox county, Tenn, had but one door led to the loss of eight lives when the house took fro on Tuesday night last.
 An explosion of tiredamp in colliery near $ ranton Pa., injured ten men. Fortu- tho other two hundred and forty men escaped uninjured.
 Over three hundred Mormon immigr.nts, mostly English, arrived at Philadelphia.
 John Denney, a resident of Dixon, IT,, while temporarily insane, killed his wife With all axe.
 --One of the prisoners arrested for blowing up Dr. Hulrs barn, at Monson, Me-, conieaso5 that he did it for revenge.
 A breach of promise suit at Reading, Pa;, was settled by the defendant giving the lady S1,000 and grocery store.
 Tho extensive iron rolling mill works at East Taunton, Mass, was totally destroyed by fire with a loss of Sl50,0
 Tho Cahtholic Conference at Baltimore, . al T tn hn plans for the organization of tho Washington University.
 "A grocery clerk named Rudolph Lange was burned to death in New Haven, Conn.,, by a kerosene lamp falling on him and the spilled oil taking fire.
 Texas assessment rolls for the current fis- cal year in six counties of the State, show an increase of SS,0O0,00O on taxable property during the past year.
 A large woollen factory at Olneyville, R. l., is being prosecuted for SIS, ,0O0 for violat- ing the United States statute prohibiting the importation of foreign convict labor.
 James Jourdan and Thomas Goal were killed by train near Bradford, Pa.
 The anthracite coal pool will not raise tho price of their commodity for November.
 A man who broke his neck by fall few days ago, though paralyzed, is still living at Baraboo, Wis.
 A young man in Chicago has become in- sane over bogus extra announcing the death of Queen Victoria.
 France and Germany are securing large quantities of pine seeds in Vermont for tho re- newal of their forests.
 Daniel Files, hotel keeper of Ringtown, Pa., shot his wife in the forehead. He claims that 1t was an accident
 The Canadian Cabinet has decided that tho death sentence on Sproule must be executed at Victoria, B. O., on the 28th inst
 Steps have been inaugurated in Boston to consolidate the two great corporations-tho Atlantic and Pacific Cotton mills.
 Three men have been condemned to death at Lytton, British Columbia, for tho murder of William Dillman, of Minneapolis.
 By the stupidity of Q druggist at Lawrence, Mass, a young girl was killed by dose of eighty-eight grains of podophyllin.
 A New York syndicate, which claims capital of S1S,000000, is tempting the Chero- kee nation to sell the we'll known ssStrip."
 The Board of Visitors of Andover Theologi- cal Seminary has decided that it has authority to try its professors for their alleged heresy
 A young man who had been taken from the Almshouse, adopted and educated by a wealthy Connecticut farmer, returned the klnd- ness by robbing his benefactor of S1,500.
 -Hallock, the Syracuse, N. r., murderer, whose trial had commenced, cut his throat i'll his cell during the night. The trial has been postponed until he recovers from the self inflicted injuries.
 The decomposed body of man, identified as that of Henry Peters, an important witness for the State in the assassination case of Par son Haddock, was found ill clump of willows near Council Bluffs, Iowa.
 By collision at Pine Bluff Wis, between wild engine and passenger train, one man was killed, two fatally injured and three others severely hurt. Both engines were wrecked and the baggage and mail car, with contents, were burned.
 Tire in livery stable at Versailles, Mo. resulted in the destruction of fifteen horses.
 There are fears in Canada that the lumber producing regions of the Dominion are being rapidly exhausted.
 An explosion of natural gas in a house near New Baltimore, Mich, blew the structure opieces but hurt no one.
 Rosie Dornbrock, two years..old, was torn to death by chained bear, in yard adjoin. ing her parents residence, at Toledo, Ohio.
 William Holmgreen, anI-embezzling jew eller's clerk, is in Canada from Chicago. He is considered small fry there, as his haul was only $10,000.
 Henry Willard, formerly the president of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, has returned from Europe, and will do banking business here.
 James Haynes, colored, was taken from the jail at Brownsville, Miss, where he was confined on charge of murder, and hanged by mob of negroes.
 Eugene A. Taylor, on trial at Greenfield, Mass, for the murder of his child, pleaded guilty of murder in the second degree, and re- ceived life sentence.
 A mob composed of Poles broke up dem- ocratic mass meeting at Milwaukee. One of the speakers was foreman of the Grand Jury that indicted the Poles, and hence their anger.
 John Crappe, aged twenty-seven years, drummer for hair importing firm of New York, fell from the window of his room in a hotel at New Orleans and was instantly killed
 FOREIGN ITEMS,
 -Chadwick's thread mills, in Belton, have been partially destroyed by fire. The damage amounts to f40,0C0.
 Russia has sent cruisers to Varna with in- structions to occupy that city should the Bull garan government fail to release some Rus- Buns said to have been illegally arrested.
 Tho British steamer Borderer, Capt. Man. ley, from Boston Oct. Is, for London, collided with the Minerva in the Thames. The latter vessel snnk and seven persons were drowned. The Dorderer sustained damage.
 -Advices state that the natives of Euham- bane, a town at the entrance of Mozambique Channel, revolted and defeated the Portuguese garrison stationed at that place. The natives surrounded the fort at the time the informa- tion was sent. The newspaper United Ireland tells Irish tenants that, the time for patient endurance having passed, they ought to stand up and fight hard, Uniting from the shoulder" In the meantime 8 large number of landlords in West Clare have made reductions Ill thelr repts.
 MRS. A. T. STEWART'SlDEATH.