Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-20
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The great rush for Oklahoma still goes
 The carmen of Vienna have resolved to strike tomorrow.
 The Duke Of Edinburgh continues to suf. fer from severe attack of fever
 Six prisoners confined in the jail at M;atii- son, Dak.., locked the iailer in a cell and escaped.
 Bernard Cohn, aged 50. German, blew his brains out on Second avenue New \ urh Friday dying almost instantly.
 It is stated that the Russian Government wil. demand 46, GOO roubles from France for the latter's bombarding of Sagallo.
 State Senator Carpenter, Of Indiana, who was accused of bribery in connection with the late election, has been acquitted.
 The will of the late W. J. Syms, the mil lionaire speculator and contractor, beIuea thes $32O, ,OOO to Roosevelt Hospital in New York
 Paul Mazynowski a car repalrer of the Lackawanna road at Buffalo, N. H., was killed Friday by being crushed between two cars.
 The cathedral at Seville is again in danger of falling The structure is tottering, and repairs of an extensiue character will be required to save it from total ruin. Several Russian officers connected witt the artillery service have been arrested in connection with substantiated charges of plotting against the life of the Car
 Mrs. Harriet W. Sewell, the widow ot the Hon. Samuel E. Sewell, of Boston was run over and killed by train on the Bos. ton and Albany railroad at Wellesley Hall Mass, Friday.
 Delphine Denkc, aged 2S, was shot and probably fatally wounded last night at Browns hotel, 274 West street, New York, l by Patrick Connery. The cause of the | shooting is unknown. | Bonfires Of furze, peat and all available | wood were lighted throughout the hills of | county Donegal last night, as q token of re- ioicing at the release from prison of the | oft incarcerated Father McFadden.
 A Nihilist plot to kill the Czar has been l discovered. It was planned to assassinate l him with a dynamite bomb while he was l attending the funeral of General Paucker, l the late Minister Of Roads. X number of | persons have been arrested A Committee of Grand Army officers waited upon the President yesterday and l asked him to attend the reunion of the 1 Army of the Potomac at Orange, N. J. The l President informed the delegation that he could not possibly be present. | c. NJ. Barrett & Co.,, of Boston, dealers 1 in rough leather and hides have suspended l payment They are reported to have direct I and contingent liabilities to a much larger l amount.
 The telegraph wire war in New York has assumed new shape. Jay Gould claimes that the elevated railroads are private
 property and has ordered all the city's po- l lice and fire wires which are now strung | along the elevated structures to be cut 1 down.
 | An explosion of dynamite occurred be-
 hind the high altar of a church at Valencia | during the solemn services of Good Friday.
 The altar was considerably damaged, as
 was also the surrounding fixtures of the
 church, but fortunately nobody was in
 jured.
 The rush of emigrants from the south
 western part of Ireland is so great as to
 alarm the authorities for the future of that
 region The country is being rapidly de- | pleted of its population and there is really
 no inducement to be offered for the people
 70 remain