Connecticut western news., 1886-12-08
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At Brenham, Texas, three negroes charged with murder were taken from jail and hanged. Two boys went to sleep under gas fur mace at Reading. Pa., and will wake no more Very extensive forest fires sweeping through the pine lands of Southeastern North Carolina.
 Laura Miller, aged fifteen, was caught in the machinery of the paper mill at Doe Run, Pa., and crushed to death.
 A pension collector at Fall River, Mass, is focused of stealing soldiers pensions by forg- ing their signatures to checks. --Chief-Justice Beaesly, of New Jersey, has denied the motion on behalf of Janitor Titus, the murderer of Tillie Smith, for new trial. The thin ice on an aqueduct near Ottawa, Ont, was the scene of q fierce struggle for life between two brothers, onreasoning lunatic.
 Four hundred frightened children rushing from burning schoolhouse at Saginaw City, Mich, almost miraculously escaped without n fatality.
 New Jersey assessors report the railroad property in the State amounts to S192, 9S0, 343 The State tax of S964, 901 upon it defrays all the State expenses.
 A mob of masked lynchers overpowersd the jail guard at Monticello Ark, and seizing Buck Taylor, a colored prisoner, hung hin. to a tree and then ridded him with buckshot.
 The mystery attached to the Moen-Wilson case in Massachusetts is now settled by Wilson declaring that he is Moens son by his first wife Moen declares that the story is an outrageous lie.
 Caesar Robinson, a colored man, who had attempted to assault young white girl, was lynched on Tuesday afternoon by party of young men at Florence, $. c. The negroes of the place are much excited over the event. A terrible storm which swept over Lake Ontario caused the wreck and destruction of the schooner Ariadne and terrible sufferings t,,,, f,n <D,lax | hausted and two of the seamen were found frozen to death on the deck. All the miners in Coalton, Ohio, number | ing from two thousand five hundred to three thousand, went out Wednesday morning on a refusal by the operators to grant an increase of | five cents per ton for mining. A long siege is expected, as both sides seem determined. The total vote for Congressman, as given l by the State Canvassing Board, of Colorado, | is follows: Symes (RepO, P, ,7S2; Reed | (Dem. ), 26, 929; Murray (Pro.). S,597. Symes | plurality S03, as against (, 726 two years ago. ! The vote in the State was ,393 less than in | 1884.
 horse thief, was shot dead by deputy sherltf. | -Sebrand Bodde, who insulted Mrs. and I Miss Mollie Garfield, is now in the infirmary at
 Gainesville, Ohio.
 l A Swede named Andersen has been ar- | rested charged with the murder of Emma \ Pearson at Hills Grove, R. l.
 -Defanlting Treasurer Reed, of the South
 Boston Railroad, is now charged with reissu'
 ing cancelled stock certificates.
 .-Ap Indianapolis court fined an enployea
 who attempted to kiss his bockkeeper. She
 returned the compliment with an fnkstand and l tLen brought him to court.
 A schooner running from St. Pierre te
 Miquelon, . distance of twenty-eight miles
 was caps3sed by squall when halfway acros.
 and twelve men were drowned.
 Mir. Beaumont, of the Knights of Labor
 Legislative Committee, says that the actions o1
 the next Congress will be closely watched il
 the interest of the working classes.
 A decision of the United States Circuit
 Court at Memphis holds the Westesn Unior
 Telegraph Company liable for damages result
 ing from it's failure to deliver message.
 The New York Sheriff's jury gave a verdic, of S, 900 against Henry Theiss, son of George
 Theiss, proprietor of the Alhambra on Four
 teenth street, for criminally assausing Mar
 garetta Esser.