Connecticut western news., 1893-03-16
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 Thursday, March Q.
 An application for receiver for the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago rail road was filed in the superior court, Indian apolis,
 Tennessee's governor is on his deathbed. Robert Tenny. while intoxicated, entered a wheel factory at Richmond, stumbled over a carriage and fell against saw, which split his body in two, the head fall ing on one side and his legs on the other
 Representatives of New York dry goods manufacturing establishments have bought up all the haircloth in the To- ronto market. The material will be used in the manufacture of Crinoline dresses.
 John Wilnski was killed, John Novack was fatally injured and another man badly hurt by being struck by a locomotive at Buffalo.
 William Gardner, said to have been the oldest Mason in the United States, died in Portland, Or.
 Jack McAuliffe has accepted George Dawson's challenge and agreed to fight for 5000 side and the largest purse offered. Friday, March 10.
 The first payment of s5eo, 900 for the Nova Scotia coal lands has been made by tho Whitney syndicate.
 Idaho's governor has accused members of the legislature of all parties of having been bribed and influenced in a corrupt manner. Ex-President Manuel Gonzales of Mexico is lying at the point of dei -
 Ex-Queen Liliuokalani has published loug statement in which she still claims to be queen. She also severely scores Minister Stevens.
 The property of Governor Mckinley and Mrs. McKinley will not be sacrificed. All the money has been raised by personal friends of the governor.
 Frank Vincent has been elected master workman at Pittsburg in place of Hugh F.. Dempsey, who was convicted of poisoning nonunion men at Homestead and sentenced to seven years Imprisonment.
 Governor Flower of New York has signed Senator Plunkitt's bill providing for "A driveway in New York city, which embraces the plans of Mayor Gilroy., The Fire island purchase bill has passed the senate.
 Saturday, March II.
 Henry Grouse, living near Fort Plain, N. Y., was murdered by a burglar Mrs. Grouse put the thief to flight Frank Marsh was arrested on suspicion of conn mitting the crime.
 Bryce Arthur White, an employee of Brooklyn bank, confessed that within two years he has stolen s2l 900 from his sm- ployers
 Rev. Dr. Andrew, F. Peabody, for 70 years a member of Harvard's faculty. died at Cambridge, Mass.
 The committee of the reichstaE on the army bill rejected the first clause of the bill fixing the effective force of the Ger man army in time of peace at z92, ,oes.
 Rev. D. T. Stratton was mistaken by Alabama moonshners for a revenue spy. They robbed and maltreated him in every way and began preparations to hang him. but desisted
 A gang of thieves is believed to have been organized to rob postofiices in Westchester county, N. Y.
 The Toledo, Ann Arbor and Michigan strike Is waning.
 Monday, March I3.
 The last session of the New Jersey legis- laturc WAS ore of excitement. A bill pro- hibiting racing in December, January and February was passed, and the body ad- journed sine die. None of the general race track laws was repealed,
 The governor of Washington has ap- pointed john E. Allen United States sena- tor to succeed himself.
 Many people contracted colds and 'pneu- monia at Washington during the inaugu. ration, and the doctors are busy.
 Complications growing out of the Pan- anna trials caused M Bourgeois to resign as minister of justice.
 Cholera is still epidemic in Russia.
 Robert T. Lincoln, American minister, dined with Queen Victoria
 Five fishing schooners belonging at Glou7 cester. Mass, are given mp for lost, with @ lives. They are supposed to have foundered in the recent storm.
 One member of the firm of Steinway x Sons, piano manufacturers, New York, has brought suit against the lead of the con7 cern, alleging fraud. -#.- Tuesday, March Ix.
 Senator Teller is satisfied that Europe has undergone a change of sentiment in re- gard to silver.
 President Cleveland has denied the re- port that editors would not be appointed to office.
 A physician took eight ounces of blood rom John Murphy's arm and injected 1t into the veins of Mrs. Miller. who was over come by gas at White Plains, N. Y,
 Eetherville Qa.) young women adopted resolutions pronouncing social ostracism on all who wear the hoopskirt.
 Recorder Smyth has postponed his de- cision in the Carlyle Harris mnrder case at New York until tomorrow.
 Ozras NJ. Hatch is dead at Springfield. Ills. He helped organize the Republican party.
 Large sums have been appropriated to improve Mexico's harbors.
 St. Paul had another heavy snowfall.
 Near Chicago a car porter badly bruised and disfgurcd Melville D. Landon (Eli Perkins), with who he got into a heated arr gument