Connecticut western news., 1890-06-18
TELE0RAPHIC BREVITlES
The Worlds News Cleaned,
 Sifted and Condensed.
FRESH TIPS FROM THE WIRES.

What Is Going on of Interest That Is
 Worth Reading-The Wheat of the
 Worlds News Winnowed from a Whole
 Weeks Thrashing.
 The North American company, supposed to be affiliated with the Oregon and Trans continental company filed articles of in- corporation in Newark, N. J., the capital stock being fixed at $50,0O0, 900, divided into 5OO,OOO shares. Edward Q. Keasbey, of Morristown, N. J.; Cora N. Williams, of Summit, N. J., and Charles L. Borgmeyer, of Railway, N. J., are named as the pres ent stockholders, but their stock amounts to only 120 shares. The objects of the in corporation are to cause to be formed or promote or aid in any way in the forma- tion of railway, street. railway, steamship or steamboat corporations, or of corpora tions for the purpose of producing or fur nishing electricity for any purpose or for the manufacturing of electrical machinery and apparatus and appliances of all kinds.
 A host of congressman united in eulogiz- ing the late Samuel J. Randall in the house of representatives Saturday. MT. O'Nei1 Pa.) said: "His simplicity of manner, his kindly greetings, his devotion to the indi- vidual, his courage to do what he believed was right, his fearlessness in asserting his opinions endeared him to all men. He was honored in death, as in life, as few men have been honored."
 The Globe hotel stables and contents, in- cluding three horses, were entirely con- stunned by fire at Franklinville, N. Y. Loss, $3OOO.
 The Yale and Princeton hines have ar ranged to play off their tie at Eastern park, Brooklyn, Wednesday, June IS.
 Ellis H. Roberts & Co.,, proprietors of The Utica Morning Herald, Utica, N. Y., have assigned. Liabilities $14O,O0O.
 The coroner's jury in the case of Henry Mcbride, the waiter who was killed in prize fight with Frank Larne, another waiter, at the Golden Athletic club San Francisco, rendered verdict charging Larne with murder.
 Mrs. Alice M. Cowles has returned to Cleveland from Montreal with her little daughter, who was kidnapped by Eugene H. Cowles, the husband and father.
 The strike at the National Tube works, Pittsburg, Pa., has been settled, about 400 of the 4,00O employees receiving small ad- vances.
 The marriage of Baron von Zedwitz, minister from Germany to Mexico, to Miss Lima Caldwell is announced for Tuesday, the 17th inst, to be celebrated in the chapel of the Catholic university at Washington. Miss Caldwell is sister of the Miss Cald- well who was engaged to marry Prince Murat.
 John O'Neil, of the New York board of aldermen of 1884, who began his sentence of four years and six months at hard labor in Sing Sing on March 1, 1887, has been liberated.
 Mrs. F. S. Tarbell and child were passen- gers on the i'll fated day express of the Pennsylvania railroad, and lost their lives in the Johnstown diaster. Mr. Tarbell brought suit against the Pennsylvania Railroad company for 5O,0OO damages, claiming that the loss of the train was due to the negligence of the company's officials in not having it run to place of safety. The jury found 8 Vardict of no cause of action.
 Thursday the papers transferring 479, ,668 acres of land to the United States govern ment were delivered by the Sac and Fox Indians. The commission concluded it's work Wednesday. The allotment of lands in severa1ty to the Indians will be made in the next sixty days. These Indians have already at Washington $1,0O0 900, the in terest on which brings them $60 per year for each, man woman and child Under the treaty each person will get 160 acres of land wherever he chooses to select it.
 The Chicago Times asserts that the Worlds fair directors have practically de- cided to locate the exposition on the lake front.
 The United States steamers Baltimore, Kearsarge and Galena, of the North At lantic squadron, have arrived at New York city.
 To1,, ,,.+s, >s-.l>% ko1,x o4 4I4 Jewett stock farm, at East Aurora, N. r., was killed by lightning while standing in his doorway watching hail storm The United States steamer Enterprise, l now at the Brooklyn navy yard has been ordered into commission. The Enterprise will probably be attached to the South At lantic squadron. Commander George A. Converse succeeds Commander McCalla, of court martial nOtOriety. A collision on the Santa Fe railroad a short distance south of Joliet, Ills, caused l the death of one of the engin eers, J. Fl. | Helms.
 The house committee on public buildings and grounds have reported favorably the Pottsvslle (Pa.) public building bill 1 amount, S60,000.
 The second intercollegiate cricket cham | pionship match between Harvard, Haver 1 ford and the University of Pennsylvania 1 clubs was won by Pennsylvaia. Thomas c. Platt says he did not know he was to be proposed for honorary member
 ship in the Harlem Republican club al l New York, which blackballed him, but members of the club deny it. | The Cheyenne Indians are on the warpatl in Montana. They have left their regular
 camps and are gathering in small camps o1 l from fifteen to twenty-five and are firing at settlers houses and making the most l threatening demonstrations. Ranchmer are bringing their families into the settle ment
 The executive board, K. of L., have de l cided to hold the general assembly of the
 order at Denver, beginning Nov. il.
 The suit of H. c. Miner against Mrs
 James Brown Potter to recover $438.4 40
 ended in verdict for the plaintiff for tht | full amount claimed. The claim was for { l balance of moneys advanced for Mrs. Pot
 ter's handsome stage robes.
 If allowed by the legislature, Chicago
 will lend $5,O0o, 900 to the Worlds fair.
 The City Button works, at Canal ant
 Center streets, New York, were burned
 Loss, S7G 900.
 Eugens Cowles, of Cleveland, O., wht
 abducted his little daughter from his wife
 and who was shot in Montreal by hi
 brother-in-law while attempting to kill
 Mrs. Cowles, has repented and returned
 the child to his wife. Cowles' wound ma.
 not prove fatal He is the son of Edwi1
 Cowles, late proprietor of The Cleveland
 Leader
 The secretary of the treasury has in
 structed the collector of the port at Sal
 Francisco to send back to China ffteeJ
 Chinamen who unlawfully entered tn
 United States
 | A Black Eye for John l.. | WASHINGTON, June 16.-It was recently
 nroposed, and the proposition met Witl