Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-04-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.

NEWS OF THE DAY.
 Rear-Admiral William Rogers Taylor is dead
 Dr. Brinkmann, Bishop of Munster, is dead.
 Mir. Parnelrs action in the Irish courts against the Times will be abandoned.
 It is stated that Lord Salisbury will pay visit to Prince Bismarck about Easter.
 There is no apparent change ill the Clark thread factory strike at Kearney, N. J.
 The Car will be represented at the Paris Exposition by his second son, George.
 The Pope is suffering from the effects of a fresh cold and is confined to his apart mentS
 Louis kossuth, the Hungarian liberator, has had another relapse and his life is dis paired of.
 The Ns;se Fretc PfesSe says that the illness with which Empress Elizabeth is suffering is only neuralgia.
 The stakes for the Sullivan -Kilrain fight are all up. Booknaker Al. Cridge has been selected stake holder.
 David Lindsey, d farmer, GO years old, liv ing near Ann Arbor, Mich, shot and killed his son David. He is ill jail
 King Humbert, of Italy, accompanied by Premier Crispi will visit Berlin May 20. The King will relnuin there q week. A Russian governess has been arrested at Zurich, Switzerland, and extradited to Russia on the charge Of Nihilism.
 The Czar has sent autograph letters to the Servian Regents and to King AleXan- der, assuring them of his sincere frioud- ship.
 Sir James Ferguson, British Under For eign Secretary, denies that the Persian government has ceded to Russia the fortress of Kahtuadlr.
 John Arrowsmith, Is years old, grandson of Rev. Dr. Rankin of Baskingride, N. J., is wanted by the New Jersey police for the robbery of his grandfather. Ed Lantz, while boiling maple sugar on his farm in Paris township, O., fell into the hugo evaporator and was terribly scala ed. He died few hours later. George Driggs, negro who was charged with attempting to commit rape on a white woman at Hampstead, Texas, was l taken by | mob and hanged to a tree. Ernest Cansdale was arrested at West New Brighton for splitting saloon keeper John Doeley's nose open with beer glass. ] Causdale was committed for examination. A new mineral has recently been discov- l cred throughout the southern Wisconsin I mining region which is said to be rich zinc metal and of far moro value thar pure dry | bone itself.
 l P. F. Lockwood, O well known real estate l dealer and capitalist of Minneapolis com l mitted suicide Monday night by taking poi ! son. His body was found lying on his ewn cemetery lot.
 1 Mary Campbell, a domestic in the service of John Lynch of Tuclshoe, N. Y, was ] severely injured yesterday by being l struck by the a. Ill. train from the Grand Central depot. It is feared she may die. 1 Plaintield N. J., is overrun with tramps l Of late they have been very bold and smal ] robberies are frequent. A number of Tn l cendiary fires have also occurred There is talk of organizing vigilance committee. l Chief Engineer Henry E. Farrier oi the 1 Jersey City Fire Department was yesterday | presented with the Loriliard and Stevens ! medal for his act of heroism in rescuine 1 aged Mary Cullen from a burning builains l on April $, 1oSS
 The steamer Wisconsin, which left Liver | pool for New York on Saturday last ane ! was yesterday reported as returning tt
 Liverpool, returned and had some defect i,
 her boilers repaired and has again salled iol l New York.
 Tine brahemen employed on the freigh
 trains on the Wluslow and Majave division
 of the Atlantic aud Pacific railroad are o1
 strike. This division Is 150 miles long Th'
 men struck because the company refused tt l allow three men to each train.
 Mrs. Burton, a society lady of Cherokee,
 Fla, has given birth to mulatto baby
 The town Is greatly shocked. Its fathe
 was former negro servant in the family
 Mrs. Burtop's husband is out "gunning" fo
 tho negro and will sue for divorce. l William C. Williams and Harrison Hey
 wood, both colored, who were under sen
 tence of death for lynching Manso Wald
 rup, a white man, who had outraged
 young colored girl causing her death, hay
 been granted a full and unconditional par
 don by tho Governor of South Carolina.