Connecticut western news., 1889-03-13
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER.
DOMESTIC HAPPENINGS TOLD IN A FEW BRIEF WORDS.
Interesting Paragraphs Condensed From Many Redundant Columns.

Interesting Paragraphs SonuchScu From Many Redundant Columns. The report of Sir Charles Tupper, High Commissioner for Canada in England has been published: Emigration to Capada lnst year reached 49,16S, against II ,4o6 in 1887. Last years emigration was composed as fol- lows: English, 26,1S9; Scotch, 5,35l Irish, 3,791; foreigners, IL, ,234. SirCharles thinks that the abandonment of the policy of as- sisted passages will not curtail the movement to Canada
 By common consent George Bayliss mar ried woman in England and his wife has now married Thomas Moth in Youngstown Ohio. Mrs. Bayliss-Moth has four children. who remain with their father.
 Miss Court, lady philanthropist. and many other persons of Pittsburg and vicin- ity, have become infatuated with a new relig. ion that makes 1896 the date of this worlds destruction when exactly 1t4, 900 souls will be saved
 Anna Diamond, a young French Canadian girl. aged nineteen, fell in love with Charles Macklin, of the ''Shamus O Brien" theatrical company, and because he treated her unknd- ly she took poison and died in the Waverly Hotel in Rochester.
 Indiana 8 State Legislature has just end ed a remarkable session. Both branches had working Democratic majority. but the Gov ernor and all the State officers are Rcpubli-
 
 measures laid before him. and all were passed over his veto. An election law was approved by the Governor embodying the salient fea- lures of the Australian system.
 Henry George has arrived at Southamp- ton on the steamer Ems. His friends took him aboard of a tender amid the cheering os the steamer s passengers. who shouted Good bye" Mir. George proceeded to London anu went to the Westminster Palace Hotel
 -Dr. Scllon. who, in January, eloped from Nice with Miss Ida Wilcox. an American. has been sentenced hy a Nice court to eight months imprisonment for appropriating a cheek which Miss Wilcox took from her mother
 A man in Auburn, N. T.. killed his wife and himself Jealousy is believed to have been the cause
 A dispatch from Helena, Montana. sa., IS that 300 men left Butte for the Jefferson Canon armed with Winchester rifles. They were employees of the Unon Pacific Road and were in command of a man named kenna, an employe of the road. They had tents and all camp equipments, and their instructions were to hold the canon at all hazards. large number of Northern Pacific men have started from Helena for the same place, and 1t Is certain that there will be trouble over the possession of the canon.
 -SamuelJ Roberts. editor of the Kentucky Leader, Lexington, Ky, was assaulted on the street by Charles Scott, manager of the Opera House. who approached from behind and struck half a dozen quick blows before Roberts recovered from the first blow.
 Gen Simon Cameron celebrated the nine tieth anniversary of his birth at the old Cam eron mansion on South Front street, Harris burg. The membe of the Legislature called in a body. and were followed by Gov. Beaver. the members of his Cabinet, the heads and clerks of the various State departments. the delegates to the State Council of the Catholic Knights of America, and hundreds Of private citizens.
 Fire broke out in the four-story brick building North Gay street, Baltimore, owned and occupied by Morton D. Banks, and in short time the building and its con- tents were destroyed The loss on stock and building is about S60,O0O Three adjoining buildings were damaged to the extent of $11,O00.
 The wholesale tobacco works of NJ. W. Hull < Co.,, at Corry. Penn., were destroyed valued at $1O,0OO, together with 300, 900 cigars and a large stock of tobacco on hand, was burned. The loss is S25,Ooo.
 The Court of Appeals has declared that the Panama Canal Company is civil asso- riation, thus reversing the decision of the Tribunal of Commerce, that the company was n commercial society.
 By vote of 59 to 53 the Minnesota House of Representatives, after an all-day debate has refused to submit to the people an amendment in favor of prohibition of the liquor traffic.
 A two foot silver vein has been discovered near Maroon, Cal.
 Charles P. MeAvoy admits that his brew cry has been sold to an English syndicate.
 Hon Sydney Bartlett, prominent mcm- Der of the Boston bar, has died, aged 90 years
 to Tor frin cned Mrs Ira Campbell by their visit that she . died
 The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company has issued an order cutting down salarcs of employees 10 per cent
 The safe in the Ottawa. Ont, police sta ton has been robbed of $500. An ex-police- man is suspected,
 Governor Bulkeley has reappointed Geo. M Woodruff and William H. Hayward as Railroad Commissioners for Connecticut.
 -Superintendent Barry of the House of Cor rection at South Boston, charged with ineffi- eiency and drunkenness, was exonorated.
 Hon. George Hawkins Williams. ex-prcsi- dent of the Maryland Senate, a prominent lawyer and millionaire, has died in Baltimore.
 Joseph A. Moore, the Indianapolis insur- ance agent who embedded $500, 900 and fled to Canada. is reported to have spent We'd nesday in Chicago
 The millers of Missouri. Kansas, Iowa. Arkansas, Texas Illinois. Tennessee, Minneso- ta and Wisconsin are said to have formed . four trust.
 Stephen SchoItieT, a iaoorer a1 the Lacs awanna Coal and Iron Companys ore duml at Scranton, Pa. was crushed to death ant Andrew Tomanchock was badly injured.
 F. T. Wheeler and Lucius <. Fisher, stock holders of the Pullman Iron and Steel Com pany. filed bill in the Superior Court, Chi cago. asking for the appointment of rccciy CT for that concern.
 The furnace hands of Andrews Brothers Youngstown, Ohio went on strike, and othe strikes in the Mahoning Valley are expectet on account of the ten per cent. reduction il wages.
 At a special meeting of the stockholder of the Pullman Palace Car Company, held Il Chicago. at which over SIG, ,OOo, 900 of stoc was represented, 1t was voted to increase tn capital stock to S25,0OO,OOO which tn Board of Directors were empowered to issu at their discretion.
 Mir. J. J. McGrath, who held a controlling interest in the MeAvoy Brewing Co.,, one o the leading breweries of Chicago, has sol' his rights in the business to Mir. Henry A. Big elow, of Boston, and to Mir. S. 1nge, of Wick low, Ireland, acting as brokers for other pal ties. The price given is not stated.
 -Wetzell county. w. Va, is overun b. large numbers of mad dogs. Several person have been bitten and live stock is being at tackled.
 Two witnesses identified David ant Joseph Niceley yesterday as men who visited Farmer Umberger's house the night he wa murdered at Jennerstown, Pa They wer remanded.
 Pipes are being laid to bring natural ga into Louisville. Ky, from Indiana. The lnd ta hos a h forhihdinor if