Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-05-13
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Dion Boucicault, the dram atist, 10
lying very i'll At his home in New York.
1t is said his recovery is doubtful.
The Mount Carmel, Pa, shaft oollisry,
after an idleness of thirteen weeks, has
resumed operations, giving employment
to 800 miners.
Ex-District Attorney Ives, Of Essex
County, Mass, was sentenced to two
terms in the State Prison for forgery
and embezZlement.
Rev. DR.. J. Henry Smythe, LII D.,
Grant University of Tennessss TO in
crease the chancellor's salary.
The tannery buildings at North Creek,
N. T., owned by w. w. Durant, were
destroyed by Are. Loss $50, 900. Twenty
men are thrown out of work.
Governor Nichols, Of Louisiana, sent
to the Legislature a message emphatic
ally protesting against an extension
of the Louisiana Lottery Company's
charter.
Attachments on the Chas. w. Spur
Veneer Works at Sandwich, Mass, to
the amount Of 81, o00 have been served
by the sheriff. The company has Offices
in New York and Boston.
Howard P. Rockingham, Anew York
money broker, has been appoint
ed fish warden Of the State Of Now
Jersey by Governor Albeit. Mr..
rockingham lives ct Lake Hopatacong.
Patrick ]. Egan and Solomon Pail
yer, comprising the firm Of P. J. Egan
& Co., importers Of laoes At "a Lispen-
ard street, Now York city, have made
a general assignment to Michael Levy,
without preferences.
The first Bowdoin University crew
that ever sat in an eight-oar boat will
row at Boston on the Charles River on
Memorial Day. The opposing oarsmen
will be representatives of the Boston
Athletic Association.
Slavin, the Australian pugi1ist, has
issued . challenge to Jim Corbet. of San
Francisco, to q boxing match under tho
auspices of the Pelican Club, for . purse
of 81 900 a side, with an additional
E1, 900 contributed by the Club.
The Roman Catholics of Pittsburg,
Pa, perfected an organization to be
known as.the American Federation Of
Catholic Societies. 1t is proposed TO
consolidate all tho Catholic organi1a-
tions in Allegheny County under that
name.
The call for the Republican State
Convention of Vermont to be held
At Montpelier on Thursday. June 10,
| for the nomination of Governor Is being
made between Gen. A. A. Woodbury. of
Burlington and Carroll w. Page Of
Hyde Park.
The indictment against ex-Aldermap
Frederick Finck of the New Yorh
city Aldermanic Board of 1884 fol
bribery has been dismissed on recon-
mendation of tho District Attor-
ney. The latter stated that he did not
know of any evidence implieating de-
PENDANT in the corrupt action in con-
nection with the grant.
The Blanchard River, which divides
the city of Findlay, Ohio, is higher
than it has been for years. The bridge
of the American Midland Railway be-
Yesterday morning for the second time
Of traffic. It will be several days be-
fore trains can run.
William H. Bigelow of Augusta, Me-,
superintendent Of the New England Rail-
way Nail Service and ex-pustmaster lof
the U. s. Senate, who was stricken With
paralysis on Saturday night, 10 In q
is one Of tho leading Republicans Of
Maine and . close personal friend Of
Mr.. Blaine.
Frederick Bull of Detroit. one Of the
pioneers in tho northwestern fur trade,
and q millionaire, died yesterday,
aged over 80 years. Mr.. Buhl had
owned the Sharon, Pa, MILL, and was
worth several million dollars. His
sons have been managing his business
for several years, Mr.. Bull having prac.
ticauy retired. ..,