Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-21
Latest oonnnorIour NEWS.

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Reports from All Parss ofahe state.
[By Connecticut Associated Prsss.1
A YOUNG MANS DEArH-Tm POST MonTEM
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"ooAsA1Aa' april SV.-Aany angular facts
nave como to light In regard to tho death of
Michael ]. Oony,ck AZ TTt;o. ~ " a..
w.a,..a.- C.~-s 80.
and h.d ,s.ta.a An th,. ostv uns,, .ho-. 49,.
ago. It appears that about thre. va.t. 400
Conrick had q little diaacultv With . vouno
man Al thu rom. - ~. sr,r.,. A.h,..,s
A' SA.Ps1o A'nie'lc
ciup OF TINS city ana was struck on the head
been only slightly injured, In couapanv
with friend he called on q physician. His
face was covered with blood from cut
under the eye. He told the physician that
he fell while running on the t,aoL
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sTamination' Al Conrick snoEs 81 ~ o.ts.
injury. A few days later Conrick left town
and Thursday his wife received q telegram
saying he was dead. The body was brought
home and the funeral was largely attended
from st. Bernards church Saturday. The
mcrtsno eramin.tion and fond thst aa LIZ
was caused by Q clot of blood on the brain.
evidently caused BY q blow on the head. The
yanK @.a roh na J;,. sns LIQUIDS WIN ION
Persons who were present at the row do NOT
agree. Some say that Conrick was struck
and others that he was only pushed with the
chair.
WILL PROBABLY RECOVER.
MANCHESTER, April 20.-Michael Sullivan,
thu amn,ov. ~ ths w.v.r,v Mill. wbo.a l.ft
'ne 'lnp'oye VI tne ""ssfiy miis "noeo 1eA0
arm Wa drawn into machine last week and
terribly mangled, Is doing nicely and Will
probably recover use OF the arm unless In
LYME Anr,1 On -Tb. .b.d season ba. fair
" opened here. .ltbouoh e ID much earlier
than ususl. MANY large catches have been
reported during tho past week and tho mar
ket will soon be amply supplied with Con-
usctiout fab.
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AAs. oDDAA, APln sv ~ H .:e-
Sunshine IL now at the dock here Tor repairs
and painting preparatory to the resumption
of her summer trips between Hartford, New
London. Greenport and Sag Harbor, which
will nrobablv be in the frat DAYS of June.
xAoHTs AND YACHTING.
NEW LONDON. Conn. April 2O.-There has
bear con.idarab,. rv.terv abont the sohooner
,ooht coron.t tbe femona ooaan rac.r
which has been put into commission at this
port. Much secrecy has been maintained re.
garding her new owner. It has been learned
that Mr.. A. K. Bateman OF New YORK Is her
owner. Mr.. bateman last week oisposeo OF
MS steam yaont Meseor 1or somesnihg over
$oV,OO0; IN ,.
NEW AoNIoH, APln sv.|. .us SUSAN ynon'
stella ownso Dy neniy =. AnDey' isi' LAY.
IONS wnsI1 ye.Ieioay inosnA"H ." sno''
GETTING THEM UNDER CONTROL.
| D.u,,r.,vr, corr Anvil en-Tt ia
| DsoN 1870, o.AA, ap.A -
thought here that the Forest nres are nearly
If not quite, extipRuished. No one here to-
day seemed to know anything about them
and little smoke could DO seen. The fires
started near fiainneio, Ten mics from nsre,
onu ~ .as. eM Is1
wTTulanu louI mies .onk. On IT. .. st...a
Nonw VICE.. tSat "a tora.t Sr.s stertsJ o.
The Donohlasa Camp Meetipe station. about
ak miles east of Putnam, and 1t is thought
the hrs originated IN SPARKS from e aoeomo-
W. 10 $4,000 ~ ~. sffs;r anT hurmsd hnt
| th;r.r 49,. III" oooonnt. y-hich have hasn
1870 80 -a1a.,.a - rhs f-ss havs hsar oon-
sidersbiv exaooerated. a. ia believed.
lrur rxcYrr,rvNr I'M MT ropn onYrrrNa nowu
NJ, ronn A,,;, oo-rh. e,o,..r,ont q. Tho
I..-.,,,-.- $50, = .;..,.. -. .....
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s.-S."N.r ..s 49,. NJ. ~ ~
H.u.r Hir.ch 4 r. Ai ~ Eiiss g. ~ fo ~
.torsn. =. ~. La. ~ N.w yo-l ,von1d not
,sro;t .hsr, 20 =" stnr.d tbara Tha so;Ss
ia .sa.rh.t~ ~ rrss.,c,, 80 w.I,s5 -
az su mn Rno.p ~ 4WxN a. ,.;s =. =" ~
So,vVo, .no va . 10" IL LIN Wan Ivy
for sale 10 Miles a Co Init simplv placed
them in their building the same as they
oua ~ hH IN 1;sn hatsaa ny
them bv any possibilitv.
,nprrn TN p..rroan
p 80 On O., ,..
HonD' APiA so' Ss~uo. 'onn'o"
popular ana old resident OF this town. was
Inferred this afternoon In Center cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended ~ the
Roie''ei' al" nn'sn" u 'n' "o'"0" oios''
THAT sLoof.
SOUTH NoRwALx, Conn.,, April 20.-It is
b.,,.v.d that N. .,oo,, r,ot.a m .aIf. hv
Do"ou 'A"s 'Ae .Aoot p.'Ne. ep "1' "
the steamer Nonawantuck on Fort JEFFERSON
SATURDAY was She Ad01e b. OF this place, and