Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-18
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MlsnNpS Ut tit house this evening.
 Sergeant Cox predicts showers, slight ly cooler weather.
 The Rev Father Furlong of Rockville Is the guest of the Rev Father O'Donnell.
 The work of paving Exchange place was commenced this morning.
 Patrick Rush, aged 2S years, died of pneumonia Ut the hospital, at o'clock this afternoon.
 Miss Nellie Halpin and Miss Sarah White left this morning, for months visit in Florida.
 A reunion of the members of the gem eral assembly of 1888, will take place at Savin Rock, August 23.
 The arguments on the appeal from the Pendleton will are being heard be- fore Judge Phelan this afternoon.
 Margaret, infant daughter of Ambrose Buckley of Benedict street, died this morning. The burial will be in South ington.
 At their meeting yesterday the Young Mems Catholic Literary associa- tion passed appropriate. resolutions upon the death of John Boyle OReilly.
 James Reardon, aged 35, died of heart failure, at the town house, yesterday. The funeral took place to the church of the Immaculate Conception this morn- ing. The burial Was in St Joseph's cemetery.
 E. F. F. McMahon of the DEMOCRAT, and his daughter May, leave for Char lottetown, Prince Edward Island, to- morrow morning. The latter will re- nIa!n the guest of her grandmother, Mrs General McNIahon, until the fall.
 X Boston stock market story has it that the Atchinson and the Pennsylvania systems are about to combine -ahd-thAt when they do they will take the New York X New England road into their camp.
 Ludwig Trilschler of Thomaston and Miss1Iena Scheble of this city, were ptarried by the Rev Father O'Donnell at >the church of the Immaculate Concep- tion this morning. Henry Trilschler, brother of the groom, acted as best man and Miss Emma Ebner as bridesmaid.
 The Connecticut SPngerbund is to hold special convention in Hartford soon, in order to decide regarding the protest made as to the award of the first prize Tn the second class to the Concor- alias of Bridgeport. There is also n de felt of $i00 which will be made up by asse Ssment.
 The Grand Central house. at Il Bank street, being in the very center of the business portion of the city, is a first rate place to obtain board at reason able price. They have a few newly fur nIshed rooms still unoccupied. Many by taking their meals here can save car fare to and from their homes.
 A meeting for the purpose of organiz- ing first ward democratic club, will be held Thursday evening. in Lyra hall. It is expected that the attendance will be large as there are many interests at stake in the coming elections. The situation will be discussed and line of action laid out, at Thursdays meeting.
 Congressman Wilcox has appointed ID. J. Donahue uf Middletown and Dr C. Purdy Lindsley and Professor Joseph k. French of New Haven as examiners to conduct the examination of applicants ~ for the cadetship in his district. The examination will be held at New Haven, August 20.
 Says the Ansonia Sentinel: Our Southbury friends should take warning from Indiana and not push their search for natural gas too far. Living over ground which is liable to burst forth with flame at any moment is not exactly the thing. and the fate of the farmers of ShelbyVille is too terroriZing to be healthful.
 A wild.eyed stranger presented him. self at the door of the court room to-day while court was in session and demanded admittance. When Court Messenger Holohan asked him if he was witness upon any case he became excited and said: "No, but am going to hang a man to-day and he is in there" The messen- ger saw that the man was of and lost no time in shutting the door from the inside.
 The excursion of the United Hiberni- ans of Waterbury, to Mystic Island, next Friday will be one of the popular events of the season, affording patrons sail on the Connecticut river and Long Island sound. Only 500 tickets will be sold, and those who contemplate going should purchase their tickets early. The fare for the round trip is placed at Sl.aO; children half price.
 V. Lind of Bridgeport, tailor, aged 35 years,i in company with fourteen com panions, left yesterday morning in the sloop yacht Jerome Mary, to go to Charles Island. The yacht anchored off the island, the party going ashore in a small boat. While returning to the yacht the boat containing five men, was upset. Two were drowned, one saved himself by swimming to the shore and the other two clung to the upturned boat until assistance arrived. Linds body was recovered but that of the other victim was not