Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-03-28
GENERAL STATE NEWS.



Gleanlngs From All Parts of the Little
Commonwealth.
Bridgeport democrats have nominated Hon. |
Daniel N. Morgan for mayor, Fred Mullins, |
city clerk; Gurdon c. Lees, tax collector. The |
town convention renominated the old board Of |
selectmen and town clerk. Both conventions |
were harmonious apparently. Mayor William
H. Marigold was unanimously renominated by |
the Bridgeport republican convention Thursday
night
SUIT FOR DAMAGES IN ORANGE.
]. N. Brown of Orange has brought suit for
$3.50 damages against Eugene Luacie, also OF
Orange. On March 16 the two men had fight,
and Brown now claims that Luacie assaulted him
so severely on this occasion that he has since
been unable to follow his usual business. Deputy
Sheriff Peck went to Orange to serve the papers:
leased on a bond. Attorney Norman Wright Of
P Goodhart viii defend The case is returnable
before Justice George W. Adams April 81
A REQuIsIT1oN GRANTED.
Govern + Bulkeley has granted a requision for
Francis H. Blake late leader of the American
band Of Waterbury.
FATALLY STABBED.
James Herman was fatally stabbed in Bridge
port Saturday night by Steve Pammoni, the pro-
prietor Of . fruit stand, in q dispute over some
fruit. Herman was removed in an ambulance to
the General hospital, where he is dying.
HANGED HIMSELF IN HIS CELL.
John Keyser Of Redding aged fifty throe, COM
mitted suicide at the Fairfield county Jail by
hanging himself to the door of the cell in which
| he was confined.
NEW YORK AND ENGLAND.
| The chief assistant engineer Of the New York
and New England road, with a corps Of assist
| ants, is surveying limo Of road from Ridgeheld,
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in the motive department Of tho New York and
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sna 81 road OF
| HARTFORD TO GLASTONBURY.
The four-horse car made two trips to Gaston-
bury Friday and carried to and from Hartford q
Trip to Hartford free. Moss %ere Women. and
Vice. The Cars run
| week, IS President Goodrich hopes they will,
low Brook. ton cents to brioEe in tho lower
part of East Hartford, and fifteen cents to Glas-
tonbury.
A. s. Pone of Harwinton Is in the poultry bust
ness to make it pay. He has at tho present time
eggs daily and expects within a week or two t.
| be getting forty dozen daily. He says he car
| make ); per year Clear or expense from each
fowl. which makes this branch of farming pay
! well in his case at least
WAS 4 WAR VETERAN.
Charles N. Bissell aged forty seven, died il
} Hebron Saturday morning. He was a member
of the First Connecticut Light battery and servet
| in the civil war from 1861 to 1854 He en-
gagged in several battles and lost an arm in tn,
battle of Drury's Bluff. His brother, W. H. Bis
| sell, resides in Wiilimautic.
| L1EUTENANr-coLoNEL BLAKEsLEE's CONDITION.
| Lieutenant. Colonel Bernard F. Blakeslee o
Hartford is failing rapidly mentally aud is nov
unable to recognize oven his most intimat
: | friends. His condition is one of complete men
| tai incapacity unattended by any lucid inter
| walls His physical condition is good. Colone
( blAkesee's many friends In this city will b
panied to hear OF his sad state.
CHANGES IN CONDUCTORS.
Conductor William Scott has retired afte
q nearly thirty years Of service on the Naugatuc
/ | road. Conductor Scott recently purchased
| farm in Woodbury., where he will reside. Cor
5, | ductor Edward Starr of the New daven da
: | fright has taken Mr.. Scott's place. Conducto
| bob" Mu" son, who now runs the night fregh
| to New Haven, was yesterday afternoon pre-
J | NOTED to the position made vacant by the pre-
l. | motion Of Conductor Starr.-Derby Transcript.