Connecticut western news., 1893-06-08
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 Thursday, June 1.
 Counsel for Mrs. Sham, indicted on 8 charge of poisoning her son at Princeton, N. J., asked for bill of particulars. Peru is threatened with civil war;
 Evangelist Moody has been asked ts preach at the Worlds fair next Sunday. The break in the levee near Arkansas City is over TOO feet wide, but the river Is falling.
 Charlie Mitchell knocked out Jim Hall In private scrap at the National Sporting club, London.
 The steamship Oregon, with $50 passen- gers, is detained in Quebec in quarantine with 15 cases of diphtheria aboard.
 Antonio Sacco, who murdered James Squires in Boston, is being hunted in the vicinity of Lynn, Mass, with bloodhounds. Walter Beresford, the bogus lord, is in the Georgia state penitentiary.
 Roscoe Jewell, 19, was stabbed at Ossipe, N. H., by Elder Eastman during quarrel
 Friday, June 9.
 Squads of health inspectors are searching New York city for smallpox cases.
 The race for the, Epson grand prize of 2,0OO sovereigns was won by Tanderagee. The Fuerst Bismarck carried out @, TOO : 900 in gold to Europe.
 Senor Jose Martinez says there is move ment on foot to induce the United States government to buy Cuba.
 The Black Horse mine near Carson, New, t held against claim jumpers by 20 armed men.
 Justice Field of the supreme court de- nies that he intends to retire.
 During tenement house fire on the east side, New York city, Policeman Donegan rescued five persons. Coney Island
 The annual programme of military exer- oises was begun at West Point.
 The grave of Ira Rowland at Alabama, N. r., on whose body a life insurance com pany demanded an examination, has been robbed.
 Six Republican aldermen of Denver charged with election frauds are in hiding.
 Saturday, June 8.
 Nine miners were fatally crushed by 8 cave in at the Buck Ivanhoe tunnel, near Denver
 Members of the Canadian cabinet think that the enforcement of the Geary Chinese exclusion act would benefit Canada.
 Comptroller Eckels has decided that a receiver was necessary for the failed Ma tional Bank of Deposit in New York.
 The English Stock Exchange is quiet again.
 An investigation is being made into the manner of the death of Editor Gueterbock of New York by the district attorneys office.
 Emma Woods is under arrest in Newark, charged with fatally shooting Lew Brown, a well known sporting man.
 The Worlds fair committee of awards has granted all the demands of foreign ex- hibitors.
 Governor Flower thinks Sunday services should be held in New York's state build ing at the Worlds fair
 The third Epson race, the Oaks, was won by the Duke of Portland's bay Ally, Mrs. Butterwick. Two men are under arrest in Brooklyn suspected as being part of gang which has been flooding that city with counter Monday, June 8. The yacht of John Benjamin, wealthy New Yorker, was stripped by sound pirates while it was at anchor at Bridgeport Conn. | Mabel Bradbury of Caledonia and James Kennedy of Flowerville, N. r., eloped in old fashioned style-on horseback.
 The steam yacht Matt Wagner wal struck by lightning in the Niagara river, near Buffalo, and the captain, Hank Cur tiss, was fatally injured
 Frederick Curtis of Bridgeport, Conn. drank laudanum by mistake, and he may l die.
 Five firemen were killed during fire in Omaha.
 Harry l.. Glover, a divinity student, who disappeared from Winchester, Mass, was | found in New York. | An unknown crank attempted to destroy Rochegrosse's famous painting, "The Fall of Babylon" in New York gallery, but was prevented, and escaped.
 c. A. Prince, the bankrupt Boston mer chant, sailed for Europe.
 A book written by the late Carlyle liar ris is being published by his mother.
 Tuesday, June G.
 The suit of William F. Laidiaw against Russell Sage for s50,O00 for injuries re seived at the time of the dynamite explo sion in Sage's office was begun.
 The Kansas Grain company, one of tht largest concerns of the kind in the west has failed.
 The trial of Alderman Mckee of Brook lyn for Columbian celebration day frau6 has been indefinitely postponed on account of Judge Kelly's illness.
 Hugh Ross, the prosecuting witness against the Carnegie officials, says the strikers lawyers acted on their own re sponsibility in dismissing the cases.
 Seventy furniture factories in Cincinnati shut down and threw 5000 persons out O. employment.
 Meadowcraft Brothers, a private. bank ing concern of Chicago, failed.
 Burglars blew open the safe of the sho, 6rm of Mcbride & Co.,, at Syracuse, ana secured t8e0.
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