Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-19
CONDENSED NEWS.

Col. Bloomer, of Buffalo, charged with conduct ,unbecoming an officer and gentle man, has been found guilty, and the deci- sion is that he be cashiered. The colonel has right to appeal.
 The body of Capt. R. B. Ryder, of the
 firm of Lewis & Ryder, shipping agents in New York city, was picked up in the North river. He was made morose by long law suit, which was decided in favor of the Ryder family. and appealed. The appel lants before appealing offered the Ryders $2OO, 900 to settle it, but the brothers of Capt. Ryder refused, saying the property was worth many times that amount. His broth ers' decision in the matter is supposed to have caused him to commit suicide.
 The four brickmakers arrested at Yer planck's Point by deputy sheriff on Friday have been released in $1 900 bail to answer the charge of conspiracy and assault in the second degree. John Gallagher has been ar- rested on the same charge and released on the same amount of bail. It is reported that the reason Gallagher was not arrested at the same time was that the name in the in- dictment papers was changed from John to Joseph while being taken from the grand jurys room to the district attorneys office. It is also alleged that the grand jury found indictments against thirty brickmakers for conspiracy, and that bench warrants have only been issued for four.
 Judge Taft has decided in Cincinnati in the suit of William N. Cromwell, assignee of Henry $. Ives against Julius Dexter and other stockholders of the Cincinnati, Hamil- ton and Dayton railroad, to restrain them from voting 1,640 shares of Chicago, Hamil- ton and Dayton stock at the annual election obtained from A. Belmont 6 Co.,, New York, claiming that it was loan; that the de- fendants had really bought the stock and were therefore entitled to vote it at said election.
 John Keenan and Jake Gaudaur have de posited $1, 900 each for double skull race, three miiss with @ turn, for the champion ship of the world.
 The anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill was appropriately celebrated in Boston The investigation of the collision between the steamer Joppa and the yacht Clean, by which the latter boat was sunk and T. Har- rison Garrett drowned, is in progress at Bal timore.
 The iron manufacturers committee at Pittsburg has prepared an answer to the Amalgamated associations proposition for a three months shut down in order to dispose of stock The manufacturers state that if the workers will guarantee to keep all mills closed for the ninety days they will seriously consider the proposition; otherwise the manu- lecturers will demand the reduction. The report of the committee on constitution was order of business in the Amalgamated convention.
 The president has recognized Henry Kun hardt as vice consul of the republic of Hayti at Boston, Mass, and Jules W. Eggmanu vice consul of the Swiss confederation for the states of Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minne sota and the northern part of Illinois, to re aide at Chicago.
 Funeral services in memory of Empero Frederick were held in Washington at tho Concortiia German Lutheran church Many distinguished persons gathered ct the church to honor the memory of the dead German
 emperor.