Connecticut western news., 1893-08-03
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 Thursday, July 27. ...
 The United States steamer Enterprise, in commission as the Massachusetts school ship, arrived at Southampton.
 A fire in the salesrooms of A. J. Dema- rest'& Co.,, carriage makers, 337 Fifth ave nue, New York, did much damage.
 During the run of typhus fever in New York city there were 49S cases and 20l deaths.
 A fight between cowboys and soldiers was reported as having taken place on the Choctaw strip.
 Mir. Josiah Quincy says that he is not a candidate either for the governorship of Massachusetts or the mayoralty of Boston.
 At largely attended meeting of the Union Veteran legion in Pittsburg resolu- tions denouncing Hoke Smith and the pen sion bureau were adopted.
 K. P. Hall. Philadelphia real estate dealer, is in Chicago awaiting extradition charged with embedding $l0,O0O.
 Friday, July 2s.
 Two dynamite bombs were exploded by the Kansas mine strikers, but no one was injured.
 Chief Justice Fuller decided the case of the Worlds Columbian exposition against the UiIlted States of America in the cir cult court '' appeals by reversing the de cree and rernanding the cause for further proceedings. Two women in Italy, Yates county, N. Y, wrote to Governor Flower asking per mission to wear male attire. The president will not leave Gray Gables for Washington until Aug. 6. Emperor William will meet the Prince of Wales at Cowles tomorrow. Prince Yorhito will visit eastern Canada, the United States and Europe, and is trav- cling incog. Mrs M E. Smalley of New York tainted in the surf at Asbury Park, N. J., but was saved from drowning by Officers Rogers and Hulick. General George w. Morgan, who was the only surviving general of the Mexican war, died at Fort Monroe, Va. Saturday, July 29.
 The Camden (N. J.) police have arrested the negro who shot and instantly killed Mrs. Lizzie Copeland
 The officials indicted for the Ford's thea ter disaster were arraigned in Washington and pleaded not guilty.
 Four persons in New York attempted sui eide Friday and two were successful The gold reserve is over S97, 900 900, and is expected soon to reach the $1OO, 900, 900 mark.
 The city of Fall River cannot get money enough lowing to the financial pinch, to complete it's waterworks.
 The great strike of the English coal min CTS was inaugurated, something like $50, 900 men being affected. ...-..... The 800 machinists of the Westinghouse Airbrake company of Wilmerding, Pa., have been notified of reduction in wages of from 15 to 20 per cent. The execution of the nine rhocaaw mur- derers will take place Aug. 4, Judge Hob son having denied the motion for a new trial.
 A lone highwayman robbed the Calumet Qlls.) railway office of $l 900 and escaped John Hicks, late minister plenipoten- tiary and envoy extraordinary from the United States to Peru. has returned. Monday, July 31. Emperor William is the guest of Queen Victoria at Osborne. The new poolroom law in Connecticut goes into effect this week. Consul Emmet at Smyrna cables to Washington that cholera exists in that port.
 Rev. Dr. Rylance of New York, who has been seriously ill at Elberon, N. J., is likely to recover. The mayor of Newport, R. L,. rendered the freedom of the city to the visiting Russian naval officers. The Denver board of trade has sent a memorial to congress on the silver ques- tion-
 The carpet mills at Yonkers, N. Y, closed, turning 5000 persons out of work. A run on a savings bank in Trenton, N. J., was stopped by paying demands in sill yer dollars. George s. Weed was appointed collector of customs at Plattsburg, N. Y. Governor Boies of Iowa says he is through with politics. Tuesday, Aug. 1. Dr. Augustus l.. Burton of New York killed himself by taking chloral after & spree.
 The president and cashier of the Bank of Plainview, Neb., are suspected of being the robbers who cleaned it out recently. General Dimond has turned over the San Francisco mint to his successor, MT. Dag gett. Daniel Moller, merchant of Dover, N. J., died suddenly while bathing at Coney Island.
 In the regatta of the Royal London Yacht club, off Cowes, the Britannia was first, the Valkyrie second and the Navahoe third. One thousand unemployed men from the western silver mines reached Chicago.
 Secretary Hoke Smith says he had noth- ing to do with dropping from the pension roll the name of J. l.. Reed, whose neigh bors burned the secretary in effigy. Lizzie B. Fairman, a pretty 1S-year-old girl of Peoria, Ills, eloped with and mar ried Chinese doctor
 James Corbett, the pugilist, starts east today to go into training for his fight with