Connecticut western news., 1893-09-07
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 Thursday, Aug. 3i.
 The suspended Madison Square bank, New York, is to be reopened.
 Two cases of cholera were caused in Der lin by using the city drinking water.
 President Cleveland sent a telegram of thanks to Mir Wilson, author of the repeal bill.
 Henry Irving, Ellen Terry and the Lon don Lyceum company arrived at San Fran cisco.
 Dr. Arthur P. olney, physician of Mid dletown, N. Y., shot himself, dying in- stantly.
 A hotel keeper in Waterbury, Conn, is giving free dinners to the unemployed in that place.
 The Pennsylvania Republican conven- ton nominated Judge D. Newton Tell for supreme justice.
 The striking Kansas coal miners decided to declare the struggle at an end and re- turn to work at the old scale Captain Anthony vnnderslice of Cam den, N. J., pilot of a ferryboat, was killed by grasping live wire while on his way to work. -s-.. .. ....ls friuayt sept. Il. Cholera has been discovered at Grimesby, an English seaport. The report that President Carnot is ss- | riously i'll is denied. .. The revolutionists in northern Mexico have laid down their arms. Over 1 HOO pensioners have been suspend ed in the district of Philadelphia.
 The breach of promise suit against Rus sell Sage has been again posponed. The trial of William Lawhor, the Blue Beard of Iowa, who, it Is alleged, murdered his three wives, has begun.
 Thomas J. Murray of New York has been reappointed manager of the restaurant in the house of representatives. Edward Chappell a scene painter, and William Burnett, an architect of New Lon- don, Conn.,, were drowned while fishing fin | Fisher's Island sound. The Monmouth Park association has com menced a libel suit against the New York | Times and the New York Tribune and Is demanding sl00, 900 damages. Saturday, Sept. a. Matasfa, the ex-king of Samoa, has been exiled.
 Rich syndlcates are preparing to capture | the town sites in the Cherokee strip. Posters threatening Mayor Case of Ra- cine, Wis, have been put up all over that city. H. | The British Columbia salmon pack for the season just closed Is estimated at 47i,- | 600 cases. The unofficial trial trip of the United States cruiser Columbia will take place next week.
 Governor Flower has commuted the sen- tence of Edward Geoghan, the Brooklyn wife murderer.
 The steamer Alvo, from New York to ports in the West Indies, with dozen pas sengers, is missing.
 Arguments on the case decided arbitrari- ly by Judge Goggins of Chicago ars to be heard before another judge. | Representative Bland left Washington for his home, Lebanon, Mo, being called thither by the illness of his wife. Monday, Sept A.
 There is now no yellow fever in Florida
 Mir. John Van, inventor of the wrought Iron range, died in Cincinnati.
 MT. Pierre Lorillard, owing h. III health, will temporarily retire from the turf.
 Mrs. Annie Besant and a party of emil nent theosophists have arrived at New York.
 Ex-Governor Proctor Knott of Kentucky was rendered the Hawaiian mission and declined 1t.
 The cornerstone of the Jay Gould me morial church was laid by George Gould at Roxbury, N. Y.
 A protest has been made against the pro posed reception at tho Worlds fair of the mayor of Dublin on Irish day.
 The Gerry society of New York has dis. covered that English paupers are shipped into this country by way of Canada.
 Henry Heist, on trial for the murder of Emanuel Mann, was found guilty of mur. | der in the first degree at Gettysburg, Pa
 The senate has rejected the nomination of Henry c. Stuart of Denver to be secre- tary of legation in Guatemala and Hon. duras and consul general to Guatemala Tuesday. Sept. b. A Missouri boy captured an outlaw.
 Chinese Frecmasons held convention N in New York.
 Sculptor Bartholdi was banqueted at New York hotel. ...
 A whole family were burned to death in suburb of London.
 The Catholic congress at the Worlds fair was opened with an address by Car dinal Gibbons.
 The Luciana, the new Cunarder, is re ported as making an average of 2i knots on her maiden trip. Nothing has been heard of the Alvo, the missing steamer of the Atlas line, which runs to the West Indies
 Mrs. Layinia Fillmore, probably the old. est resident of New York state, died in the town of Clarence, aged 106 years. A physician reported to the New York health board that there were several cases of smallpox in the tenement at ls4 Madison | street
 The Rev. Mr. Swan, London mission. ary, who has just returned from Ujiji, says that it is impossible to doubt honestly that | Eunir pauha Ia dead