Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-03-19
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
Count von. Munster, the German Am. bassador at Paris, is going to Berlin.

baseador at Paris, IS going to berlin.
 The City Bank of Watertown, N. Y., with capital stock of SlOO, ,0OO has been organized. The cloakmakers of New York have all returned to work, the strike having been declared off.
 Malaga and neighboring towns in Spain were strongly shaken by an earthquake yesterday.
 The grand jury at Washington in dicted Charles F.. kincaid for the mur- der of eX-RepresentatiNe William r. Taulbee.
 The annual session of the New Jersey Methodist Conference was concluded last evening The next session will be held in Trenton.
 The coal firm of Gumbert X Hue, at Pittsburg, Pa., made an assignment for the benefit of creditors. The liabilities have not yet been ascertuined.
 The carriage works of W. O. Buck x Co.,, at Holland, Lancaster County, Pa.. with dwelling adjoining and large stable, were destroyed by fire.
 To-day the trial of Bishop Esher, of the Christian Evangelical Association, before n committee of fifteen ministers and elders commenced at Reading, Pa.
 Miss Regina Rothschild, aged 19 years, 
 around the world agalnt George Francis Train. Citizens there contributed 50, 900 for her expenses.
 Abel s. Henry, of Harrisburg, Ohio, proprietor of a general store, and agent and operator for the Nickel Plate Rail road there, was shot and instantly killed last night by three unknown tramps.
 The list of dead taken from the ruins of the Bowen Merrill Book Concern of Indianapolis, Ind, number II. Eighteen persons were injured. President Har- rison telegraphed $2OO to the relief fund yesterday.
 The public of Florence, Italy, hav- ing heard of Colonel Codys refusal to pay his wager to the Romans who suc- ceeded in riding his broncho horses, | they are resolutely staying away from the Wild West show.
 Theodore Storms, pin puller in the New York Central Railroad yards at Lyons, N. Y., was thrown under train and had his legs cut off. He died a few hours after. He leaves q family.
 The family of Governor Goodell, of New Hampshire, make the statement that the Governors condition has slightly improved, still it was such that he saw no visitors and attended to no correspondence.
 The second trial of Richard Barber, for the murder of Ann Mason on March 16, 1858, held at Ithaca, N. Y., resulted in verdict Of guilty of murder in the second degree. and Judge Forbes sen fenced Barber to Auburn prison for life.
 Tom Connors, and sam Mathews, met at kankakee, Ill.,, last night to de- eide the mlddleweiSht wrestling cham pionship of America. The match was for $2oO side. Mathews won the first fall, Connors taking the other two. About So,UoO changed hands.
 Mir. Nesey Knox, an Ulster Protest ant, who was recommended by Ar. Parncll to the electors of west di- vision of the County Cavan, was select ed by the convention of that constitu- ency to succeed the late member of Parliament, Joseph G. Bisgar.
 The wife of eX-Lieut. .-Gov. Trask of Springfield, Mass, wandered away from her home about 10 P. m. She was found in the morning on the WilDraham road. near Doyle Brook, unconscious apparently trying to go to M"nson, where she lived several years ago.
 The Western Union Telegraph Com puny has invi.eu the Huler Counittce on Post Offices and Post Roads to visit the company's hradqnart in New York and find out all about the telegraph business. This is the committee that is considering Postmaster General Wana- makers scheme for postal telegraph.
 V. Johnson Brown, oi Bromtield, Mass, while at work in Slasher's steam saw mill near Warren, Mass, yesterday, was caught by the carriage and drawn upon the saw, which, beginning at his head cut him completely through lengthwise. The deceased was about 3j years of age and leaves widow and five children.
 The reports that the sister and niece of Gen. Joe Hooker had been discovered in indigent circumstances in Memphis Tenn, are without foundation. Mrs. Mary Brainard, the only surviving sis ter of "Fighting Joe' Hooker, resides in Watertown, N. I., and is comfortably well off. No member of the family is ir lestitute circum tnnces