Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-06-30
TELEGRAPHIO JOTTINes.

Nine. Patti gave COMFORT at the Albert
hall. London, last evening. She was sup-
ported by the Lotus Glee club. Her voice 10
fully restored.
W. o. Richardson, manager Of Rics's
Evangeline company, was overcome by 10
heat last night at Burlington, Iowa, e'" 10
in critical condition.
Jardine & Co.'s large wall r''er i.0'orS ~
Railway, N. j., was bur-'a iass A'en' WIN
o Mscy ., va.oa15e insured.
Germany has abandoned her claim for in
demnity for the seizure of DR.. Peters ship,
the Neera. England, in return, oompensates
Koningsherg for his losses through the Niger
company.
The business portion of the town Of Nor
sion, twenty miles from Denver, Col, was
burned Saturday. Loss $685. 900. Insur-
ancs small. The fire was the result Of fire.
cracker firing.
Mrs. Sarah Emerson of Hallowell, Me-,
aged about seventy-seven years, fell down
stairs yesterday afternoon, cutting her head
so badly that death ensued in an hour and
ten minutes.
The body of veranus Rand, jr., Of New
castle, N. a., was recovered from the river
yesterday morning. Rand and his sister
were drowned during heavy squat about
two months ago.
The six-story building running from IS to
81 University place, New York, occupied by
Iden s. Co., manufacturers of gas-ftters
supplies. was damaged $50, 900 by FIRE las,
night. Insured.
Prince Ferdinand signed the death warrant
of Msjor Psnitza on board vessel en- route
for Vienna. There have been severe com
ments in the European press on his absence
from Sofia at this time.
President Bartlett Of Dartmouth college
has received letter from Henry @. Hutch
| ms, lawyer, of Boston, and a member oil
the class of 1910, containing q check fol
s., 1000, the income to be used as the trustees
of the college May see at.
| Mics Harriet A. Stone, a sister of the late
General Charles p. Stone, for many year.
principal of girls' school at Greenfield
Mass i, and known all over New England
died yesterday. She has been an invalid
for years. Her father was famous physi
| clan.
Frank Kendall, aged eighteen, shot Den
| mis- Fisher in q drunken row in house o.
illrepute at Rlndge, N. H., Saturday night
Kendall lives at Orange, Mass, and Fishe,
lives at Winchendsn, Mass. The latter re-
ceived one wound in his head and one in hi
heel. Kendall aed.
A special train carrying J. w. Miller
president of the Stonington Steamboat com
pany, to New York on the Shore Line road
struck and instantly killed Charles a. Mon
| roe half mile east of New London. Mon
roe was deaf and was walking on the track
He was fifty years old and was bricl
mason.
Some Russian papers urge the formation
of treaty of alliance with France as
counterpoise to the alleged defensive ALI
ance between England and Germany. Othe
papers prefer tho present tacit alliance be
tween Russia and France. The latter sentl
ment prevails in official circles.
Mr.. Ledger, editor of the London Ere
gave a princely entertainment last evenin
in honor of Days Theatrical company
Three hundred of the elite of artistic an
literary circles were present, including .Ir,
ing, the Kendall's Willard, Grossmith, Agne
Huntington Bancroft and Mrs. Keely.