Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-02-20
NEWS OF OUR NEIGHBoRs.
Happenings of Interest in Several States
 Briefly Chronicled.

NEWS OF OUR NEiGHBORS. Happenings of Interest in Several States |
 Briefly Chronicled.
 While eating partridge, Miss Mary Green, of Bridgeport, Conn.,, broke the plate of her false teeth and two of them lodged in her throat. A physician was obliged to force l them into her stomach, from which he will l endeavor to extract them by the operation of i, euterotomy
 Bergen Court, No. 6,992, of Foresters, of Bergen N J., has decided to prosecute ex- Secretary Baker on a charge of defalcation The amount is not known, as Baker claims the books have been lost. 1t is thought to be something over S2OO.
 Bridget Joyce, of Philadelphia, cut her throat with suicidal intent and then walke,l to her sisters house, some distance away The sister called policeman and Bridget was taken to 8 hospital, where she will prob ably recover.
 John Hunsberger, school teacher in Upper Dublin township, Montgomery county, Pa, lame, homely and father of family, has fled owing to the revelations of orphan girl who was pupil in his school. X reward will be offered for his arrest.
 Patrick McGovern, q railroad laborer, aged P, was fatally shot in a Jersey City saloon by James Stansbury, barkeeper. Stansbury
  police think it the result of quarrel.
 Elizabeth, N. J., is to have new street railway to be run by electricity. The pro posed line will run through Cherry street, traverse the northern, northwestern and western suburbs of the city to Fourth avenue and will resemble belt line in its operations The prayer of Rev, Joseph Leucht, of l Newark, is said to be the first ever delivered in the New Jersey legislature by Jewish | rabbi.
 1 The president has sent to the senate the nomination of Charles E. Steele for post master at Mmersville Pa, and w. H. Grimm l for postmaster at Beaver Falls, Pa. While hanging clothes on pulley line | from the third story window of the house where she lived in Eiizabethport, N. J., Mrs. Osmen fell to the ground. Her jaw was 1 broken in three places, her skull split open 1 and her front teeth knocked out and strewn about the pavement. Her injuries are fatal. | In q drunken row at Searyville, N J., John Wenzill nearly killed his brother Henry with an ax. When Henry was taken home l John followed and again assaulted him in bed. He made third assault, and then the 1 family thought it time to have him removed and locked up.
 1 Some time ago Henry Zuik, truck farmer near Philadelphia, was precipitated over a bridge and thought he had escaped without injury. Soon after his hair turned gray and his sense of feeling gradually left him. Now his body can be driven full of tacks without causing pain. He does not feel a needle stuck into his leg until it reaches a bone.
 Albert Johnson, aged g, and David Fiem- ming, aged 10, whose parents reside in the 1 Edgeworth district of Maiden, Mass, boarded the o'clock express train in Boston, think ing that it stopped at Edgeworth, but as the l lxl f,,ll tI>o jumped off, and both were instantly killed.
 The suit of the state against Benton Turner, prominent lumberman of Plattsburg, N Y., involving the ownership of thousands of acres of land in the Adirondacks, has been begun before Hon. Richard Hand referee, at Saranac lake. The decision is awaited with great interest, many other titles depend upon the result of this case
 The Bethlehem, Pa, Iron company, which has just completed its large works for furnish ing armor plates and ordinance to the United States government, has decided to increase the capital stock from g, ,0OO GOO to $3 0OO, ,0OO The shareholders made no opposition to the increase
 The comptroller of the currency has author. ized the First National bank, of Carmel, Pa. to begin business with capital of $50, 600.
 Working for Woman Suffrage.
 NORTH COLLINS, N. Y, Feb 30-The ma. tional organizer of the National Women Suf frage association, Mrs. Mary Seymour Howell, has just closed successful campaign in Erie county, being aided by the Women: , Christian Temperance union and the loca : suffrage organizations and by Mrs Sylvis Willett and Mrs. Sherman, local speakers The meetings have been large and earnest. IT North Collins so much sympathy was excited that Mrs. Howell was induced to stay anc hold a second meeting She will canvas Canada for the new Canadian Women's En franchisement association.
 } A Jealous Husbands Horrible Revenge. ASHLAND, Wis, Feb. 2O.-Thomas Mont gonery, wood chopper at High Bridge Wis, short distance from this city, on th Wisconsin Central railway, was killed ant . literally hacked to pieces with ax b, Louis Burke, a tie contractor Burke wa jealous of Montgomery, who, it is alleged has been undnly intimate with his wife while the latter was asleep chopped him t , death, cutting the body into many parts
 O'Brien Gets Six Months. , l DUBLIN, Feb. 2O-When the case of MT l O'Brien was resumed Mir. OBrien refused t , allow Mr. Healy, his counsel, to apologiz - for the language the latter had used to Col 9 Turner during the progress of the case. MT : O'Brien also declined to make any furthe F defense against the charges brought agains ,, him under the crimes act. The magistrat Q thereupon sentenced Mir. O'Brien to si l. months imprisonment without hard labor.
 A Prominent Hotel Man Dead. i. NEW YORK, Feb. 2O-Henry S. Marsh, pro !. prietor of the Arno hotel, this city, died i. aged 66 years, of Bright's disease. He was
 cousin of the late Horatio Seymour. Durin
 his long career as hotel manager he ha
 charge of the Globe hotel, Syracuse; the De
 evan, Albany; the Metropolitan, New York y the Occidental, San Francisco; the Ocear P Long Branch, and the Union Square, Ne' v York He leaves wife and daughter. t ------------- Y A Newspapers New Home. 6 Nrw vopK Feh 2O-The Mail and E,