Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-26
General state News.

General state NeWs.
 ROCKVILLE MILL. The number of hands employed at the Rock mill, which went on to eight hours Monday, is 575.
 APAsToR RESIGNS oSshe Congregational church. Unionville, last Sun day morning.
 ARCTIC GRosHEAKs. A flock of Arctic grosbeaks appeared on Broad street. Middletown, Monday. They are about the same size as robins.
 o6EoMAReARINE. E. Eaton, grocer is to be tried in the City court of Middletown Friday for selling oleomargarine without displaying the proper sign complaint of State Commissioner TateRl.
 MARRIAGE vs LITIGATION. B. A. Ray, of East Haddam. has secured with drawal of the $t5,0O0 breach of promise suit brought against him by Miss Susie Carter of East Lyme, having made the young woman his wife.
 IDENTIFIED.
 Michael McVey proves to be the man who wss knocked from the Pawtucket bridge by train on Rhode island and was on his way home when struck His body has been recovered. -A
 THE MAYOR VETOED IT. Mayor BulkeIey of Hartford has vetoed the reso- lution of the common council which calls for new proposals for lighting the whols city by electric the Hartford electric light commission is binding
 CHEAPER IS SAID.
 isGsserted by dealers in Willimantic that freight MiddeteWn over the Ar Line road W than direct to New London over the New London Northern rail- road from WIIlmantlc, although seventy five miles farther.
 COMES TO NEW HAVEN Mir. Wilbert Allyn of wirsted has sold his interest in the variety store. and Mir Howard ". Twining firm MT. Allyn gees to New Haven, where he will His family will not remove until spring.
 VETERAN WAR HORSE DEAD. The old war horse Dandy used by Colonel W. T. Batcheller of Winsted during his army service, years he has been retired to comfortable quarters at Coiebrook River. where he died at the age of Bstcheller rode the old horse the soldiers pa rade.
 THE DERBY NOW. General Freight Agent Bradley of the Derby rail road reports that satisfactory arrangements have been made with the Consolidated railroad company road to cf freight will be the same by the way of Derby as by the Consolidated road The new arrangement between the Consolidated and Derby roads is thus removed in this particular instance. CONNECTICUT NATIONAL GUAKD-AEETINe OF THE
 EXAMINING BOARD.
 The examining board of the Connecticut Nation al Guard will meet at the adjutant generals office on Thursday, February 9, to examine the officers regiment. located is Waterbary bury Other s n ofioera sons of the board at the call of the president Fo lowing is the list of officers to be examined: First regiment-First Lieutenant Louis B. Hub bard, Second Leutenant Thenas J. Quish, Second Lieutenant Charles W. Newton. Second regiment-First Lieutenant Charles E. Munger, assistant surgeon; Captain Lucien F. Bur pee, Captain Timothy F. Callahan, Captain Charles B. Bowen; First Lieutenant Charles L. Stocking, First Lieutenant Michael Creed, First Lieutenant Frederick T. Ward, First lieutenant Daniel E. Fitzpatrick; Second Lieutenant Robert E. Hall. Second Lieutenant James J. Kennedy, Second Lieutenant Robert ". Isbel, Second lieutenant Patrick Halpin.
 Third regiment-Captafn Thomas H. Allen, in spector of rife practice; First Lieutenant Hiram ". Hubbard signal officer; Captain Michael J. Roach, Captain John Armstrong, First Lieutenant Kent A. Darbie, Second Lieutenant Edward R. May, Second Lieutenant NJ. Wilson Dart Second Lieuten- ant Henry E. Burton.
 Fourth regiment Lieutenant George T. Jewell.