Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-12-27
TELEGRAPHIC JorTINGs.

Three cases of Asistic cholera have oc'
ourred at Dunkirk
Ten thousand troops have bsen mobil-
lied to suppress the spreading rebellion In
| the Argentine province of Corrientes.
The rejection of the Frsnco-Swiss COM
| mercisl treaty by the French chamber of
deputies Is bitterly resented in Berne.
There lie unanimous feeling in favor OF
reprissl.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily
News denies that Antonin Proust Is i'll.
He Is only suffering from the annoyance
caused by the revelations of the Panama
commission, says the correspondent.
The Matin Gays N. Proust, one of the
members of the chamber, who is threaten
ed with prosecution because of his con-
nection with the Panama scandal, is suf-
fering from congestion of the brain. His
family refuse to give any information re-
gsrding his condition.
William Robinson, arrested at Williams
town VT, Sunday for the attempted
murder of several citizens while he was in
to1icsted, was yesterday taken to the
Orange county jail at Chelsea. The
prisoner is q desperate character and has
been cowboy In Texas.
Leroy Perkins, aged ten, q son of George
Perkins of Maiden, Mass, was run over by
horse cars yesterday forenoon, receiving
injuries from which he died shortly after
wards. He was jumping on and off the
cars while they were in motion. when his
foot slipped and he fell under the wheels,
the car running lengthwise over his body.
The jury in the csse of D. w Lsasure, on
trial for the murder of Ivory Bean and con.
spiracy in the Occur d'Alene mining riots
last July, has returned q verdict of not
guilty. The result of the trial is very i'm
portant, as it virtually declares that there
was no conspiracy and that the acts of the
union miners were defensive and not rebel
lious.
The Paris bourss was firm at the open
ing to-day, but weakened later when ru-
mors became current that II. de Freycinet,
minister of war, was about to resign
Rsntes closed at 97.15. Credit Foncier fell
1875. Rumors as to Ii. de Freycinets sp-
preaching resignation were numerous last
evening, but 1t is impossible to trace them
to q trustworthy source.
The match between Jack McAuliffe and
Dick Burge for s45. 900 purse, before the
Coney leland Athletic club, is still uncom-
pleted. The only apparent reason for this
Is that Burgess representatives refuse to
sign articles Containing the clause that
both men must deposit forfeit of $40, 900
each, as stipulated and disagreement on
the weight question.
The British ship Minister of Marine,
which sailed from Liverpool December s,
with a cargo of coal and petroleum for Rio
Janeiro, caught fire when a considerable
distance at sea. She was taken in tow by
the British steamer Bsllycotton and con-
veyed to Belfast, Tough, where she will
probably be scuttled to e1tinguish the FIRE
that is burning among the coal Her crew
have landed.
The village of Wyoming, in Wyoming
county, N. Y, WAS visited by the most
severe fire in its history yesterday. The
fire broke out in bakery at $50. O'Clock
and burned the Methodist Episcopal
church, six stores, seven dwellings and
three barns. The village was entirely
| without fire protection and finally q build
ing was blown up with powder, and the
| FIRE was stopped. Nine families are home
less. The loss is estimated at 800, 900, al.
most entirely covered by insurance.