Connecticut western news., 1891-10-15
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 league, Va.
 The twentieth payment of $S9, $50 on the United States steamer New York has been made to Messrs. Cramp & Sons, of Phila- delphia, her builders. Snow has fallen throughout the north ern portion of Vermont to the depth of several inches.
 The strike among the lumber hands at the Chaudere, Ont, is virtually over. About 1900 men have returned to work on the old terms.
 Colonel Charles H. Allen, Republican candidate for governor of Massachusetts, is recovering from an attack of tonsiliti>. E. c. Qummares & Co.,, dry goods, of Montreal, assigned. Liabilities more than GAO 900.
 Sunday nights frosts destroyed $250,0O0 worth of grapes in Chautauqua county, NY.
 Fifteen indictments for manslaughter in the first degree have been found against Conductor Tobin, of the West Shore freight train, which was wrecked by the St. Louis express near Montezuma on Aug. 15, when fifteen Italians were killed. Eight women became panic stricken in the building Nos. SS2 and S34 Kent avenue, Brooklyn, which had suddenly caught fire, and four were badly injured, one probably fatally, by Jumping from the third story. Papers on the duties of editors were read at the Methodist Ecumenical council.
 About $5,OOO, 900 gold arrived from Flu rope at New York Oct. 12.
 Superintendent Porter, of the census, denies in toto certain charges in the New York Herald attacking the new census on account of it's alleged cost.
 The order of the Red Cross at Boston has been enjoined from collecting or dis hursing any money.
 At Rusk, Tex, John and Max Fielder were hanged together. The Felders were half brothers, and the crime for which they suffered the death penalty was the murder of neighbor named Yonce Thompson, nearly year ago. W. D. Heard, we'll known St. Paul lawyer, has assigned to Joseph Lackey. His liabilities are $10O,OOO with assets less than half that sum.
 The American association will locate clubs in New York and Brooklyn next season. The Association intends to attack the League in most. of the cities where heretofore the League has had full sway During the month ending Oct. 4 the pen sion office issued 27,6+4 certificates of all classes, the average first payment on each being $147.
 The president has recognized James Applewhite Donnelly as second British vice consul at New York city. c. P. Lamprey has been appointed gen. eral eastern agent of the Erie fast freight lines, with headquarters in Boston, vice c. i P. Shepherd, deceased. William keyser, of Louisville, an aero naut. was killed at Greenup, Ills. 1 Dr. Nicholas J. Schroeder, of Chicago, ia l under arrest charged with killing Mary Murphy by means of criminal malprac- tipe.
 | The First National bank, of Chicago, has begun suit in the circuit court to recover k3O0, 900 from s. R. Howell, the lumber merchant. ..<
 One man was killed and another serious ly wounded by an explosion in mine No. ] ! of the Keith & Perry Coal Mining com pany at Rich Hill, Mo.
 Kelly, Hickey and Deeney, the suspected murderers of Editor William Penrose, were held for trial at Butte, Mon. | The validity of the new constitution o1 Kentucky is to be contested on the ground that the constitutional convention made | numerous changes after the instrument was ratified by the people. 1 Colonel Amos A. Parker, of Fitzwilliam N. H., the oldest living college graduate in America, reached his Tooth birthday He is also said to be the oldest living editor in the world. ...
 A fire at Mayfield. Ky, burned the New port News and Mississippi Valley freight and passenger depots. the Western To baceo company's warehouse and 600 hogs heads of tobacco and a number of resi- dences. Loss, $100, 900.
 The Grand Trunk Railroad company has raised the wages of it's employees 1( per cent.
 Charles>H. Allen, Republican candidate for governor of Massachusetts, is suffering from tonsilitis.
 The Union Ex-Prisoners of War helt their annual reunion in Libby Prison mu scum, Chicago.
 Mrs. Archibald Brown, daughter O Chief Justice Fuller, is recovering from an attack of typhoid fever at Chicago.
 Peter Redpath has signified his inten tion of presenting Gill university, of Mon treal, with a sl00,0O library building.
 Lee Taylor, a United States deputy mar shal, was shot dead at Skiatook, I. T., b! w. c. Rogers, postmaster at that place.
 The Photographers with G. H. Dunston Buffalo, struck because women were em ployed. It is the first strike in the trad iu two years. z
 David Dudley Field, the eminent jurist has given a tract of fifty eight acres known as the Ice Gorge, for a public parl for Stockbridge, Mass, where he and hi brothers were born.
 Parker, Webb & Co.'S packing house i, Detroit, was damaged $1OO, ,00O by fire. On man was burned to death and about dozen others were injured.
 The Army of the Tennessee held busi ness meeting in Chicago. General Gran vile M. Dodge, of Council Bluffs, wa elected president.
 The royal commission to inquire int the Baie des Chaleurs railway scandal ha opened in Quebec.
 A freight train on the Albany and Sus quehanna road jumped the track at Dyr' Switch. Engineer James Patterson wa killed and several of the train hands in jured.
 Augustin A. Brush, ex-warden of Sin Sing prison, and Mrs Ida Sheldon Storn were married Oct. 8, at Hopewell, N. Y.
 Koch's lymph is said to have cure Charles Balaam, of Bridgeport, Conn who was dying of consumption.
 At Albany the Democratic conventio of the Third judicial district unanimousl nominated D. Cady Herrick, Judge Cute na1ne having been withdrawn.
 @s sTEEBE's SUFFERING ENDED.
 When the Hydrophobia Victim Died Hi
 Mother Gave Birth [" a Child.