Connecticut western news., 1886-03-31
NEWS
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 -oAis hAs placed esats loaa st ears. "A Drnyiliaa nAA of war with . royal psines ea board . q New Orlesas
 At KtdarA 1sxas. fs1r nen wers killed by ehAher Gain falling sG beidg~ b t1s sirssss of 1asals csesk, Mich. . -The Dominioa of Canada budget for 1886 GAoW . rssrsnohms.t of elo, ooo, 900.
 -WiHaa Bailsy, farmer, and his hired nAa wsrs burned to death at Wharton, Ont.
 -Ramors prsvsu that ancthAr Northwest hsssrsossoa VII take plses in the spring in CAnadA.
 The Mts,s giri so1sriag iron Aydrophobi. es Jaskson, 4ioh., t to hs sent 10 Paris for kUA&Aenk
 -A fro .. salids, Col, destroyed the Wind CT Hessl ssd n sntirs block of bnildings Loss, el2o, ,o0c.
 An attsnpt was made to assassinate the Mayor of Hoaston, Tsxas, and thus got rid of political rival.
 "A girl thirteen years old died at Scranton. fa-, from the alleged inhuman treatment of hor guardians.
 Burning oil sst Ire to . house in Reading, PA, and . woman and two children were burned to death.
 A cowboy tragedy took place in Tascosa, Texaa, in which four msn were killed in . dis P0to ooo0e cAtQe.
 "A Connecticut druggiss fired four bullets open his residence.
 -TAs brig 0eorginA of Liverpool, N. s., With . crsw of sight men, is reported e hay hg bssn lost at sss with al on board.
 "A Michigan postmaster has been held for 6iAl for withholding the letter appoin ting his sncosssoe and for shortage in his accounts.
 An old married woman. who had been swhdisg ths gcvsrnmsnt by drawing pen slsa e soldisr's widow, was arrested in De- nuat.
 The welding presents of massachusetts, couple supposed to havs besn lost at sec were found in nshermen's huts on Monhegan lala1d.
 A Ars in Buffalo, N. r., destroyed the North Buffalo Flour Mills, Gilbert's Starch Works and several dwelling houses. Loss -NrA Helen Cunmings, medical woman e Boston, is on trial for causing the death of ef . medicine bottle.
 -Wnham II. Smith, on sx-Speaker of the Minols Legislature, committed suicide at his ho0e in Lexington, h that State, by shooting AinssR through the head. -FAlAwes, . young Indian of Deep Fork, I. IT,, desiring to die Ike warrior, armed him. agi1aTy foes shot himssh dead.
 On account of the supposed breaking out q cholera in Michigan tho State Board of Heanh have issued . manifesto warning Aeainst ths danger of eating Valencia raisins. lt b believed the dissass conss from this.
 -vics-Prssidsnt Henry W. Jashns, of the Nov York Board of Aldermen, was released on ball An application to have the amount of baz1 reduced to &20, 900 wss denied, and it re- uained at e3S GOO. Cash and real estate were pat up to secure the ball
 -&dvicse from the Sandwich Islands state thAt the volcanic phenomena which extended evsr March s, c and ., accompanied by . large D1nbee of earthquake shocks, resulted in the toeal d1sappearance of the now lake st Hale naanaAa and in the extinctaon of the ire in tAe eTs1se of the volcano of Kihuea. These phenoQana arc believed to be the precursors q grand outbreak in the near future, either b Klauea or Nauna Los.
 II is thought that the schooner Charles H. Moess, which left Baitimors for Boston with oareo of coal on March G vas the vessel that ~ sunk in ooiiision with the steamer Oregon. 1Ae schooner Florence J. Allen sailed in her oompony from Hampton Roads, and left her oa the night of the disaster near where the Otegon went down. The Allen arrived at boon heard of the Morse
 WASHINGTON ITEMS.
 The Indian Appropriation bill was passed b the House without further amendment | yea, 206; nays, 5. In response to the Senate resolution th [ Postmaster General informed that bo iy that tho total number of removals of fourth clIss postmasters from March 1, 1885, to March 8, le6s, was 8.646
 Among bills introduced in the United e&ates Senate was one by Mr. Hoar providing foe inqussts under national authority. Mir. Hoar said the bill was suggested by the reports q recent occurrences at CArrollton, Miss.
 The United States House Committee on TeHr1togies agreed to report favorably bill to provide for tho creation of territory to be composed of what is known as Oklahoma and the Public Land Strip, to be called the Terri tory of Oklaho ma.
 -Hr. Belmont, of New York. presented a number of petitions in the U. 5. House, si>ned by Erastus Brooks, George William Curtis and other residents of New York and Stat, D Island, in favor of the esta ablishment of . post office savinfs bank system. The subject was re- fsrrsd.
 -6ecretaxy Manning remains weak and ill, and b himself % convinced that his recovery b nkely to b. tsdiou., and that be must for q While abandon thonghts. of work and go away thas he sent to the President bis desire to re- G&gn tho Treasury, Q that MT. Cleveland might bs frss to sslecs his successor. The President declined to scceptit te tAe esnats the President says: Wherever thls rsfogm has gained foothold 1t has stead 1y advanced in the esteem of thoee charged Et4A p0hRo administrative duties, while tho bespH who desire good government have con q is valus and s4Rcisncy.
 The Post Office Appropriation bill was taksa 1p ia the House. The bill sppropriates oSz, ,&9o, ,Soe e aga nst an estimate of e54, ,9e6, 106, and appropriation of e5S, 700, 80 for the cn1rsnt year. The largest proportion of the increase over the appropriations for the cur rent yeay b in tho item for railway mail trans- pogfatio0, the increase in which amounts to el, ,5o6, 900. This, 1t wss explained, is due to ths fact that the appropriation for the current year was far below the needs of the service.
 FOREIGN ITEMs.
 Tho strikss in Belgium have assumed eooemoos proportions, and sanguinary con- 1icts, incsndiaxisn and mine exploding arc reported.
 No Httlo alarm was created in London by tAe eccentric actions of an alleged lunatic vhe thrsw petition into the Queens carriage e shs was driving up Constitution Hill The DAn was arrested.
 hg and assaulting tho police wore brought up for esntsncs in one of the criminal courts of Limerick, Ireland The magistrate committed thsm to prison for terms ranging from three to six nonths. When the sentence had been pronounced the prisoners in concert, and while yet h the dock, made most savage st- tack on the police who were present on duty. \ terrible stxuggie ensueA, cau1tng such ex- eits0sat that ths nagistrats wAs compelled to quit the bench The prisoners were finally ovsgpowsred and again secured, but not until thsy had almost wrecked the court room and
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