Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-08
ALL OVER THE STATE.
Connectfcut's Spir1tualists-Nearly a
 Million Dollars in Revenue-Crimes

Million Dollars in Revenue-Crimes
 and Accfdents-Obituary Notes.
 The annual camp meeting of Connecticut spiritualists is now in progress on Mantle camp ground and continues until September 1. The attendance is very large. We'll known speakers and mediums are engaged for Sunday mornings during the summer, and special boats and trains will be run from Norwich and New Lon don.
 The Sunday schools of Stamford were to picnic at High Rock grove yesterday.
 Uriah D. Lee, brother of H. N. Lee and the late F. B. Lee of Norwich Conn.,, died recently at Rochester, N. Y. He was born in Lebanon Conn.,, in 1s41. He was brought up 8 farmer and attended the district school later he entered Bacon academy with the late Chief Justice Waite and Colonel John T. Waite. After leaving the academy he taught school successfully in Montville, Bozrah and number of terms at Norwich town In 1s44 he removed to Buffalo, \. Y, and entered the employ of the New York Central Ger railroad as conductor % occupying differ years he has resided in Rochester. He leaves a wife and two sons.
 bury youth who tried to kill his sweetheart and then shot himself, is precarious.
 Emmet Rogers, New England road brake man, got caught between cars at Waterbury on Monday night. His right hip was crushed.
 Nearly million dollars were collected by In
 
 last last If fiscal ca year. the exact figures being
 Mir. E. A. Peckham, aged seventy-one died in Danielsonville Sunday afternoon after painful illness of several weeks. MT. Peckham had held several positions of honor in the town and borough, having been for several years the leading member of the high school committee. E. Henry Hyde has been unanimously elected major of the First company, Governors Horse Guard, at Hartford to succeed the late Major J. c. Kinney.
 William Holland of South Manchester loaded a gun so heavily Monday that when he attempted to fire it off it exploded, tearing his breast and Dr. W. H. Baldwin and Miss Fannie B. Shanley were married at Norwalk Monday. They imme- diately started on their wedding trip on bicycles. and will not return till fall. They go part of the distance by rail, as far west as Minneapolis and south as New Orleans.
 The Rev. James Ten Brooke pastor of the received the degree of Ph. D. from Yale university, had gone to Addison county, vt., to spend his vacation.
 The rumor extensively published that Rev j. shock, is unfounded. He was slightly indisposed Monday, but was attending to business as usual General Hawley will go to Ohio to help out Nc Kinley in his campaign.
 Edgar 4. Benedict, one of the oldest residents of Danbury, died on Sunday, aged fifty eight years. He was direct descendant of the origi nal settler of Danbury. His grandfather was a hat manufacturer during the Revolution, and his Mir Benedict was in the drug business twenty four years, and latterly was 8 boot and shoe merchant in which business he amassed a fortune. boat race a young woman of Norwich dropped her diamond engagement ring, worth 500, into twenty feet of water and supposed she had lost kfaySveE Har lover masksd the plaoe by share