Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12
TELEGRAPHIC BREWTIES.

TElEGRAPHIC BREVl1IES. his duties at the executive mansion. He has entirely recovered from his late ill ness.
 The bureau of printing and engraving is now printing the face of the new Win dom note and will have it ready for circu- lation within a week or so.
 George H. Boyer, the we'll known eff not-why-not" advertising man, committed suicide in his office at Chicago. Death was caused by asphyxiation from escaping gas.
 At F1tchburg, Mass, the water supply is very low and the city council has been petitioned to shut off the city water from manufacturers.
 John c. Furman, of Westchester, N. Y., has bought the entire plant of the New Bedford Cordage company. It is believed the property was bought for the National Cordage company.
 At Cincinnati the Walter Architectural works, one of the best known firms in the west, made an assignment. Liabilities, $9O,OOO
 The president has appointed Peter Scan. della United States consul at Ciudad, Bo. livia.
 Governor Boies. of Iowa, recently elect ed, says he will not be Democratic presi- dential candidate for 1892. Ex-Congressman John Quinn, of the Eleventh district of New York, is an- nounced as candidate for clerk of the ton.
 Assistant Secretary Nettleton, of the treasury, will soon visit New York to make final arrangements for the transfer of the immigration bureau to Ellis island.
 The run on the Five Cent Savings bank of Boston, which resulted from the Nave rick bank failure, has ended. During the six days of the run nearly $500, 900 was drawn out by depositors. John f Poe, the attorney general elect for Maryland, announces, with authority, as he claims, that Senator Arthur P. Cor man is not candidate for the presidency | in 1892 but can wait until 1896. The reported excitement among the pud dlers of the furnace at Belvidere, N. J., is i denied There will be no outbreak, it is | said.
 Alexander Schadell, an employee o1 1 Tuttle's blaming mill at Jamaica, l.. l., at | tempted to commit suicide by putting his head against the buzz saw. He will die.
 The great coal pile on the Northwestern Fuel company's docks at Duluth, Minn., has been on fire since Friday. | Professor Edwin G. Lawrence, pro prietor of dramatic school in Bridge port, Conn, has left town and deserted hii bride of nine months, formerly Miss Sadie Secor, a sixteen-year-old, ,pupill
 A jury at Henderson, Ky, decided that E. R. Newcomb was not of sound mind I when he made his will, in which he gave his entire fortune of $2OO, 900 to his second wife, disinheriting his only child. | The demands of the enormous traffic in wheat have deprived the New England states of the services of the canal boats usually used for the transportation of coal and freight rates have doubled. A Areviva of shipbuilding in Connecticut is expected
 J. Edward Simmons, receiver of tn. wrecked American Loan and Trust com pany, says he will prosecute ex-Presidenti Hazard and Baldwin criminally if he sue ceeds in getting legal evidence to convict them.
 John Lowe, of New Britain, the in ventor of the combination safe lock an6 | numerous other inventions, after lone and serious illness, is pronounced out O. danger.
 Mcleod Stewart, formerly mayor O. Ottawa, Canada, has assigned, witt liabilities of $5oO,OOO.
 General Palmer, commander in chief o the Grand Army of the Republic, has mad, public an order asking veterans not tt 1 participate in parades where the Confed ate colors are carried.
 It is reported that one of Dom Pedro grandsons, Augusta, is aboard 8 corvette that is expected shortly at Rio. The ru nor causes alarm among Republicans. Admiral Montt told a committee O. young Chilians that he believed Minister Egan was doing his utmost to prevent DO l litical refugees from plotting against tl new government.
 Sir John Gorst is to succeed w. L. Jack son, the new chief secretary for Ireland, a financial secretary of the treasury of Grea Britain.
 The failure of Chevalier Scovel to sint in "Lohengrin" at the Covent Gardel l theater in London Saturday night, gave young Canadian tenor, Piedmont, an op portunity to score success.
 The food inspector of the Altoona distric of Germany has been summarily dismissed from office for having allowed the sale 0 the diseased pork which has caused s many deaths in Altoona from trichinosis
 The German federal council has agreed on motion of Prussia, to exclude tn Austrian thaler from the German cur rency by declaring it to be not a lega tender
 M Lafargue, the Radical leader who i now in prison, has been elected to repre- sent Lille in the French chamber. Tn chamber has decided to nberate him.
 CHILL IS NOT so GOLD NOW.