Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-11-07
CITY AND SUBURBS.

Eight drunks were gathered in by the police last night.
 James H. Murnan, will go to Bristol next Wednesday evening, to assist in institut ing a court of Foresters in that town. % James F. O'Donnell the popular clerk at the ''Globe," has severed his connection with the house and will take up his re- | sidence in Boston. Mrs Cynthia Dikeman, mother of Nathan Dikeman, died yesterday at the age of 95 years and months. Her remains will be taken to Northampton, Mass, for inter ment.
 The remains of Miss Ellen Coughlan, who died of consumption at the residence of her mother ,1e4 East Main street, yesterday, were taken on the 7:30 train this morning for interment at New Hartford.
 Mrs Barbara Hellmann, mother of Marcus Hellmann, died yesterday at the age of 73 years. Her funeral will be held tomorrow morning from St Patricks church, where a requiem mass will be sung.
 The latest toy used by boys is blood curdling institution. They are called telephones" 'squeakers," etc, but are really an old style devils fiddle on a string. When whirled about they make disa greeable humming sound and the more disagceeable the noise the better pleased are the boys.
 There was large attendance at the fair of the Immaculate Conception parish last evening. Returns from the election were read at intervals and dancing was indulged in by the merry party. Tonight, there will be singing, recitations, club swinging, specialties by P. F. Cummings and other amusements.
 George Lachance, has brought suit against Officer John Byrnes for clubbing him on the night of the big republican parade in this city Lauchance was ar rested by Officer Byrnes for breach of the peace on the night ill question and was fined S7. The case will be heard by the court of common pleas at New Haven Monday, November 19.
 Joseph E. Martin, for many years an employe of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road, has been appointed superintendent of the New York and New England through express line. MT Martin will have charge of all cars and men em- ployed in the through service on trains be- tween New York and Boston which run over the New Haven road and the New York and New England.
 A large crowd escorted the sentenced prisoners down to the Naugatuck yard this afternoon. when they boarded the New f1aNSu lrdln III OIuer lO dNOlu lLe COuIu- sion at the station. They were all hand cutfed to a chain. Thomas Dumphy who was given six months in jail for assaulting c. G. Allerton, was among the number and in boarding the car he slipped the handcuffs and ran away. Sheriff Gates and Sweeney captured him under the car
 The month just passed was one of the coldest for thirty years. It has not been exceeded in that time, although in 1858 and in 1876 it was nearly the same. Rainy days were excessive, but the precipitation was not as heavy as in some previous years though above the average. The heaviest October rainfall was in 1S69-14 70 inches more than twelve inches of which fell il the great storm of the Sd and 4th of Octo Der of that year.
 It was o'clock this morning when tht crowds that thronged the street anxiously awaiting election returns went home, tht announcement that no more returns would be received until 4 o'clock having beer bulletined by Upson, Singleton X Co., stereopticon. In the early part of tn, night the City hall and rink were crowded with democrat and republican enthusiast respectively, anxiously waiting for tn news. Bank street was crowded the Cleve land Sympathlzers Outnumberlng thei opponents to 1. Singing and hurrahins made the night hideous. It was a nois, but orderly crowd.
 William H. Hylan of South Main stree and Miss Emma Pearsall were married b, Rev Dr Rowland at the residence of tn brides mother on North Main street a 12 o'clock to-day, in the presence of large number of friends and relatives Fred Baker, F. w. Laforge, c. G. Beldel and Charles T. Grilley acted as ushers After the ceremony reception was held The display of presents was unusually larg and many of the articles were very hand some and valuable. The young couple left o1 an afternoon train for short tour, afte which they will reside on North Mai street
 THE SUPERIOR COURT.