Connecticut western news., 1893-06-29
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 Thursday, June 22.
 An express train ran into a freight train near North Bennington, N. Y., and several passengers were injured.
 In the inquest into the death of Bertie Wagner at Howell, N. J., the jury found that the little boy was killed by Louis Wood with a shotgun.
 Louis Dreyfus. Long Branch business man, worried over being robbed of 5000 un- til he committed suicide.
 Captain Andersen and the Viking sailors who were arrested in Brooklyn were dis charged, no policeman appearing against them.
 Dr. Phillips and nurse of Brooklyn were arrested, charged with causing the death of old Mrs. Adair in the Flatbush h. sane asylum. Fire in a drug warehouse on Gold street, New York, near Maiden lane, caused much alarm among the wholesale jewellers.
 Mgr Satolli has ordered the trial of Bish- op Bonacum of Lincoln, Neb., to go on.
 Friday, June ga.
 William McNair, New York labor lead CT, was sentenced to four months. in jail for writing a defamatory postal card to State Senator Charles P. McClelland. John Frazer, New York elevated track man, was struck by motor and killed. Police Commissioner Siegler of Paterson N. J., and Editor E. B. Hains of that place had a row in a courtroom.
 The trouble among the Leech Lake h. dians is at an end.
 Princess Eulalie returned to New York from Newport.
 Lydia Bolles, g years old of Jersey City, was severely bitten by cat.
 John Haggerty, who jumped from the Brooklyn bridge while drunk, was held for trial.
 A freight train on the New York, New Haven and Hartford was wrecked at New Rochelle, N. Y.
 Three cub lions were born at the lion house in Central park, New York.
 Louis Wood, the 14-year-old boy wbo is charged with shooting the 3-year-old son of his employer in Howell, N J., is held on 8 charge of murder.
 Saturday, June 24.
 A receiver has been appointed for the Omaha and St. Louis railroad.
 Minot Booth, an eccentric and deceased citizen of Monroe, Conn.,, bequeathed sev- eral quarries to Yale college.
 The Democratic state administration of New York is p repairing for a yachting trip. Sir Richard Webster, the celebrated Eng fish lawyer, is to visit the Chicago fair German socialists at Snebeck indulged in more rioting.
 The trial of Mrs. Sham at Trenton was postponed until Aug. 8.
 A cyclone travelled across Georgia for 50 miles, doing much damage, but causing no deaths.
 An active volcano has been discovered in Utah, near the Colorado line
 The international meet of wheelmen k to be held in Detroit, Aug i.
 State Senator George z. Erwin is serious ly i'll at his home in Potsdam, N Y Burglars robbed the Harlem railroad sta tions at Woodside Park and Barton, NY. and also visited two residences. Mrs. c. H. Rodman is walking from Galveston to Chicago on $2O,O 900 wager Governor Norris of Connecticut sent to the senate seven names as an entirely new board of state prison directors.
 Monday, June 26.
 Moonshiners and revenue officers had a pitched battle in Hardin county, Tenn. which resulted in the killing of Marshal Gardner and one moonshiner.
 Mrs. U. s. Grant met Mrs. Jefferson Davis at West Point.
 William A. Olmstead a wealthy farmer of Norwalk, Conn.,, has disappeared. By the breaking of wheel near Kane, Pa., freight wreck was caused, in which two men were killed and two were injured. Zimmerman, the champion bicyclist, has returned from England, where he says he was unfairly treated. ses . The trial of the new practice ship Ban- croft is to be some day this week.
 Edward Bunt, a carpenter, fell from . scaffold at Kingston Depot, N. Y., and his brains were dashed out on a pile of rocks The skeleton of. mastodon 50 feet in length was discovered at Port Angeles, Wash.
 Daniel w. Corey, aged s9, of Martins vile, N. J., was married to Miss Essie Bird, aged 24
 Tuesday, June e7.
 z. V. Chamberlain of New Britain, Conn.,, ex-state treasurer, died suddenly. Two Russian warships are anchored in Boston harDOr.
 The Pennsylvania state building at the Worlds fair is to be presented to Chicago. Another attempt was made to hold up 8 train near Stringtown, I. T.
 There were 458 deaths from cholera in Mecca in one day.
 Doc Middleton, the cowboy, dropped out of the race to Chicago
 Colonel Sim of Brooklyn lost his suit to annul his marriage to Cora Tanner, the actress.
 John Austin Stevens, Jr., of New York, has filed claim for g, 900 due him for ar ranging for the citizens ball for the Duke of Veragua.
 The Queen City bank of Buffalo has failed.
 The medical department of Harvard rec ommends that the degree of M. D. be con fo,