Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-24
ABOUT I'll E STATE.

ABOUT HI E SvATEs Connecticut as an Iren Producing { State Its Farm Animals - Home
 from Around the Globe-The In-
 surAnce Explosion Cause-General
 Notes of Interest.
 Connecticut is not generally known as an iron producing state, says the Washington core spondent of the Hartford Times,yst the industry Is one of considerable proportions, as can be seen from the statement that there are nine fur naces which produced last year of pig iron 2l ,S10 tons, or much more than Massachusetts This too, is the largest production of any one year in the decade.
 The number and value of farm animals in | Connecticut are given as follows: Horses, 4e- 238; value $4 772 eT2; milch COWS, 13se e46; value S. 97O, ,2Os oxen and other cattle 109,111 value, g. 9O5 s12; sheep, 47199; value, $192 454; swine 5, ,492; value, $S10,260.
 The stat, debt in 1880 amounted to $4,967tOe while in 1890 it was only $s74o 200, showing de- l cline of $1, ,2s7, 400.
 The transition from public to individual in deal with commeSciai @ failures, the figures for the nres yn1r in 1884, a is given at l what more than the year previous out Of 1S69e ing been 1o3 and the total liabilities reached the sum of g, 9,o2o, or much eyer million dollars l in excess of the results Of 1S9O. ALADY's TOUR OF THE WORLD.
 The Waterbury Republican says: "Miss Emily 1 Plume, daughter of D. s. Plume, returned to Wa terbury Friday after having spant g year in in | travelling through the principal countries of the world sae for Eprop on on a 1s day, making just year in which she had nia besn % y.s remansd ssa af the ! season of the midnight sun. From here to Prussia they went and from there thereto to nd hustia t% other cities of prominence were visited. From Russia they returned to Berlin, from there to the long jonrney and they were among the pyra-
 mids of Egypt. India next claimed their atten-
 Gn "s points of
 came next, and then to China they vent, where
 came ca ne m next in the itinerary, was found
 to be unusually. interesting, and the
 ssd M for of es by wsT ssyoaKs o Van couver and reached New York Thursday, coming
 over the Canadian Pacific by way of Montreal: globe-trotter " She says she feels in the best of
 health and enjoyed the trip immensely Miss
 Waterbury woman to crcumnavigate the world. Many friends called at the residence Friday ! the long trip.'
 , DEATH OF MERCHANT.
 John A. Coggshall died at his home in Uncas- vile, Sunday. He was born in Mansfield, Conn.,, February 2s, 1880, and removed to Uncasville in forty years he has been engaged there in the | general merchandise business He was loved
 him n lis Wife' y who is sister of William H. :. l Cardwell. three sons, one daughter and other | relatives survive him.
 @ REV. DR BACON. o The Rev. L. W. Bacon has received a hearty e invitation from the supply committee of the 6 ! Second Congregational church, Norwich. He
 has the matter under co -;sideration. if WATERBURY WHEEL COMPANY. d The new Waterbury Wheel club is booming along the road to success. The entries for the i ! two races at the park on Decoration day are . | coming in quite fast and enough are already se !. | cured to warrant good races JUDGE CARTER SAILS.
 Judge Charles W. Carter and wife of Preston ,s ,s sailed for Europe yesterday. Judge Carter vii III consult eminent specialist at Edenburgh witt k spend some time on the continent. MT. and Mrs n, Carter expect to be absent from home abou, F, ! three months.
 ~ THE HARTFORD EXPLOSION THE INSURANCE. l' The Etna Pyrotechnic company, whose work
 were blown up Saturday, was insured for $s,oo on on stock, plant and fixtures: The insurance wa on plac ed in the American of New York, Fire assc It. citation of Philadelphia and the Reading or Penn n- sylvania.
 w the policy vitiatng the insurance in the event
 loss by explosion on the premises, but these con Gf Bound clause W was specially written in each
 the an
 the materials used in the product Of the factory Mir. Sibley had so much confidence in the nor
 explosive quality of the chemical compound r. that he readily accepted the companies cond
 tions.
 About four years ago public test of the ingrt lis ! dients in various stages of manufacture wa made by Mir. Sibley (secretary of the compan! TO- whose remains were found in the tn ruins9 I Tn
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 ! The insurance men, among when Generi or l L. A. Dickinson, Silas Chapman jr., and sever their satisfaction that as far as could be demo- TO- strated the materials were absolutely non-expl %, sive, but the conditions required by the comp m al, nies had to be complied with. There $10, O n insurance on the entire building, including u " main building fronting on Mechanic street ar and the Eagle Eyeiet comPany, % e respectivey II to Liverpool and Lancashire Insurance compar oi city had $eooo yri The Eagle Eyelet eompanyys a yo loss will be co
 in six or eight different companies through u h. agency of Webster & Moore. ma DECORATION DAY IN TWISTED. lad In Winsted on Sunday evening there will be Into memorial service at the Methodist church; t ina n sermon will be by the Rev; A Mr Wyatt Palm of Union hall at o'clock and from thence go in ana body to the Methodist chorch. g. the o'clock there will be collation. served in Uni ase hall for the Palmer post, the Sons of Vetera l in | have been secured for the day At 1 o'clock in m. tho post and s. of ", headed by tho band, V ,n march to the opera house, where the followi ln- l program will be given
 aom ago Prayer-By the Rev. Mr.voorhees. ago ! Music-by tho Winsted band. less Address-By tho Hon. c. Baldwin of Naugatue the After which the band, the post and the car in viii form in line % and march to the oemsteri at LYME MURDER. A, LYME, May 23.-IJ was learned today that t ance name of the Italian who was murdered on S her urday was Gabriel Mato He was twenty nj
 l years of age and unmarried. The body was s IS ol moved to New London and post-mortem Was found o be The
 is no trace of the murderers.
 CHILD HORRIBLY scALDED YESTERDAY.
 A little O; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hallem cle of Gilbert street, Derby, fell ioto tub of be
 ing hot wash water which his ism mother had ds nne l shoulder, back and arms Dr. Loomis attend "Ao him.
 ven HOW NEW LONDON IS AFFECTED.
 NEW LONDON, May 23.-The big strike of
 granite cutters has seriously affected t ator locality and many men are idle at Groton, M
 In Westerly there is . large force of men out The of of in tss ~ the day that the men went out. 'S aSo BUILT OF STONE. ship Rev Father Syn1o.t snnonnced @ at the an itch: Ansonia, Sunday, that it had been decided |, build the new church of stone, that seeming 1t pi- be the desire or the members or his parlSh ,mp: though the cost will be much more thap if b
 of brick.
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 Personal Notes. first, D N;o,r.rson bo. O snaad1 s+aon, ,.oh+ o, suit; coItonstaiI fN' ~ ~ N oIoo.
 aair; Hon. ". F. Simonds, commissioner Of patel
 was in he city yesterday. wick John Kerley leaves this week for Wichita, ,Ka but and will bo gone a month or two.