Connecticut western news., 1893-08-17
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Ccll.nns to Lines-
 Thursday, Aug. 10.
 Mgr. Satolli is to visit Archbishop Cor
 rigan.
 Vir. mia day at the Worlds fair was
 celell.ttcd.
 Robert H. Coleman. the iron millionaire
 of Lebanon, Pa, has assigned. The outlaw Conrad brothers are still at
 large and armed in Indiana. The .teamship Majestic brought S1 ,s00,-
 900 worth of gold to New York from Lon don.
 John IT. Mester, Brooklyn baker. shot
 and killed his wife, then shot and hanged himself. The damage suit brought by Della Kee-
 gan against Russell Sage has been again postponed. Five b ys escaped from St. Dominick's home, Brooklyn, and started for the Worlds fair. Two Of a mob of whitecaps were shot dead by the man they intended to tar and feather at Sweet Springs, Ky. ] The breaking Of scaifold rope caused three painters to fall six stories in New York, killing one and fatally iniuring the others
 Friday, Aug. II. The new 1000 ton steamer for the Fall River line was launched at Chester Pa. Two children, 6 and years old were
 killed iy trolley car in Hazlewood, Pa The report that the recently busted coun- ty judge of Cedar county, l. T., had been
 assassinated has been confirmed. Josie Casing years of age, fell on a picket eeace in Newark, N. J., one of the
 sharp pickets piercing her head so that she
 will d". Assistant Yardmaster Flynn of the Del aware Lackawanna and Western railroad
 at Gre { Bend, Pa, was shot by the town constal,l. who mistook him for & burglar. President Cleveland pardoned Peter J. Claass ell. the wrecker of the Sixth Nation al bank of New York, who was serving six years sentence in the Erie penitentiary. Recorder Smyth denied new trial for
 Dr. Rll ert Welsiord Buchanan, under conSi"tion of murder in the first degree for poisoning his wife in order to get posses sion her property. some $20.0O0. Saturday, Aug. 12.
 The steamship Normannia brought s4, 500, ,0O0 in gold. The young khedive of Egypt dismissed his prime minister. Two children in New York fell from open windows and were killed. A dense fog caused several ferryboat col lisions in New York waters. The Cunarder Campania made fast run on her last trip to Queenstown. Atlantic City's wooden elephant" has
 been s.,id for exhibition at Pittsburg. Vanbrocklin, the embedding secretary | of the Buffalo fire board took at least | s1OO,OO0
 Archbishop Corrigan has decided to maintain silence in regard to the visit of | Mgr. Satolli. The race for the commo odore's cup, under | the auspices of the Royal Victoria Yacht | club, was won by the Britannia. The Irpsident and vice president of the | Denver Investment company have been ar rested un a charge of violating the lottery | laws. Monday, Aug. IA. John w. Mackay, the millionaire, is now | entirely out of danger. Seve. teen persons were killed in rail- way accident in Wales Presi lent Cleveland wrote letter to | Pope Leo congratulating the pontiff on his | goldeI jubilee. Herbert Forte Otis of Boston fell through hate. in the yacht Pilgrim at Newport
 and has. Il leg broken. Emma Rice. wife of the cowboy evangel- | ist, was rotten egged by a mob in Chicago
 while preaching on the street. At Mystic park. Boston, Nancy Hanks, | the famous flyer, trotted a mile in 2:081z in
 an effort to beat the worlds record. The once famous wheat speculator, B. | P. Hutchinson (Old Hutch), has sold his membership in the Chicago board of trade. Judge B. F. Harrah of Newton, Ills, | appointed chief of division. treasury de | partment, at salary of $2,000, has de clined the place. Seven valuable St. Bernard dogs owned | by Dr. Arthur Rutter, dog fancier, 82s | Vernon avenue, Long Island City, were | poisoned by unknown persons. Tuesday, Aug. 15. The religious riots in Bombay are ended. A complete electric plant is to be placed in the Clinton prison at Dannemora, N. Y. The indications are for 100, ,OO0, 900 bushels l of spring wheat in Minnesota and the Da- kotas.
 Professcr A. Newell, one of Maryland's | foremost educators, died at Havre de | Grace.
 A million feet of lumber and consider able property have been destroyed by forest fires in Wisconsin. Albert Zeiglow of Elizabeth, N. J., in
 the pr, ,scnce of his wife, blew off the top | of his head. The failure of patent to sell crazed him. Italian depositors in closed Colorado
 banks have made complaint to the Italian | minister at Washington that they cannot | get their money. | Dr. J. B. Burneson, president of the | Warren County (N. Y.) Medical society, was thrown from his buggy and killed in | collision in Saratoga | Dr. Robert w. Buchanan was sentenced | by Recorder Smyth of New York to be exc
 cuted by electricity some time during the
 week beginning with Monday, Oct. ?.