Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-28
9ew 9arem @alg s99oraiag Yunrnal and Courier

| WOulQ nave enQoQ. AT O'CLOCK this at
ternoon two anarchists.called at the police
and gave the names of Carl Finster and
August Tirnopk. both of Allegheny. It
was learned this afternoon that an at
tempt was made to blow up Carnegie low
or Union mills in this city. During the
tempory absence of the engineers some one
| turned on the gas in the furnaces. 1t was
only discovered by the merest accident
and the gas turned off before there was an
explosion.
THE IAMs AFFAIR.
HARRISBURG, Pa, July 27.-At the ex-
| ecutive department it il said two regiments
will leave Homestead to day and to-mor-
row, and that more correspondence has
reached the governor touching upon the
Iams affair than during the coke region
and Homestead riots, and Reading combine
business. Women writer's are particular
y indignant over Streeter's action. The
Washington correspondent letter asking
for Colonel Streeter's dismissal has been re-
ceived by the governor.
BKRGMAN's wANDERINas.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, July 27.-It Is re-
ported that Bergman, who shot Il. G. Frick,
name of H. J. Orlowitz, leaving July 1.
On July 2 he walked from Bennington to
this town and worked few hours on the
Hoosac Valley News. July 5 he went to
the Transcripts and remained until the
18th. He displayed much Interest in the
Homestead matter, watched the newspapers
and denounced Carnegie and Frick. He
was uneasy about letters and dispatches
laff vvtt avtn h II
bly, for Boston.
THIRTY. SIX INFoRMATIoNs ISSUED.
PrTTsBuRo, July 27.-This noon Score
tary Lovejoy swore out thirty-six infor-
nations against as many of the ex-em-
ployes Of the company and upon which
warrants were Immediately issued. 1t
was significant, however. that these in
formations made change in the nature
OF the offence, the men being charged
with aggravated riot instead Of murder.
MORE TRIALS FOR HIM.
Arrest OF DR.. McGonegal aud His
Removal TO Long Island City for
Completely In the Death OF Mrs.
Webb.
NEwYoRK, July 27.-The police of Long
Island City this morning arrested DR.. Hen |
ry G. McGonegal, who was convicted of |
causing the death of Annie Good win in |
Harlem by a criminal operation, and who |
has been fugitive from justice for many |
months, having jumped his bail.
McGonegal is now charged with NAL
practice in the case of Mrs. Louisa Webb,
wife of Frank Webb of No. AGO Hamilton
street, Ravenswood. Mrs Webb, who died
yesterday, was the daughter of the late
Squire Parsell, a well known politician in
Long Island City.
McGonegal and midwife of the name
of Alice N. Bale were arrested by Long ISL
and officers at the formers house, No. psi
West One Hundred and Twenty fifth street,
On information furnished by the dead wo-
mans mother. The husband, Webb, was
also arrested. The prisoners were all lock-
I'd up In the Second precinct station house
md later they will be arraigned in police
court.
Tho coroner, who performed the autopsy
IN Mrs. Webb, found that her death was
1ue to malpractice.
Webb was Pinkerton man in the recent
light at Homestead.
TariGviIle to Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 27.-Survey-
ng was resumed yesterday for the pro-
posed extension of the Connecticut West
'rn railroad from Tariffville, Conn, to
his city. Now that the Connecticut West
'rn is owned by the Reading road, the new
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