Connecticut western news., 1893-09-14
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 Columns to Linos-
 Thursday, Sept |.
 Prince Bismarck is reported as out ef danger.
 There are rumors of another revolution in Hayt
 Emma Goldman, tho New rosk snaroh- ist, was indicted.
 Massachusetts Prohibitionists nominated Hon. Wolcott Hamlin for governor.
 Jacob Sohaefer and Frank c. Ives have been matched to play at it Inch balk line for S2, 500 side.
 A convention of the New York stats Christian Ministerial association is in seq sion at Tonawanda, N. r.
 Depositors of the suspended Commercial bank of Brooklyn propose to criminally prosecute the officers of the bank.
 The preliminary trial ot Rev. Frank K. Sheffield of Westerly, R. L, who murdered his b-year-old daughter Margaret, was held in Apponaug, R. L
 Postmaster Dayton must show cause why he should not permit United States Super visor of Elections John I. Davenport to rs- take possession of his old rooms i'd the New York postoffioa
 Friday, Sept a
 Mark Twain Samuel L. Clemenao iA in New York.
 Cashier M. J. Boirsrding of the Bank os Minneapolis shot himself
 A sanitary inspector was stricken with Asiatic cholera in Hull, England. A syndicate of speculators has perfected a scheme to grab the entire township of Kildore in the Cherokee strip.
 The Britannia won the second race for the gold cup, crossing the finish line 30 minutes ahead of the Navahoe.
 An Italian in New York city, after shoot ing at three persons and trying to shoot 6 policeman, was shot and killed by the of- fcer.
 On Saturday the famous "John Bull,u the first locomotive to run In the United States, will be steamed up and run at the Worlds fair. Miss Emma M. Converse of Providence, an astronomical writer of note, died of pneumonia at the Mountain View House. Whitefeld, N. II. Saturday, sapt e. The pan-American medical congress in Washington is ended. Miss Frances k. Willard, the temperance agitator, is i'll in London. The Earl of Aberdeen, CanRda's new gov ernor general, is expected to arrive on Sept IT.
 Three barns near West Milton, N. r., were struck by lightning and burned with their contents. Jim Pennock, the leader of the gang that held up the Frisco train at Pacific Tuesday night, has confessed. Nine assemblies of the United Mine Workers of the Clearfield region in Penn sylvania have withdrawn. The cashier of a bank In Geneva, Neb., took out $14, 900 in cash, set the time lock 72 hours ahead and escaped The Cunarder Campania broke the east ern record to Queenstown, her time being 5 days, l4 hours and b5 minutes. At the session of the Dominion labor con- gress a motion in favor of state socialism was defeated by a large majority. Monday, Sept. II. The sanitary condition of both houses of parliament in London has been declared bad. Emma Goldman, the anarchist was taken from Philadelphia to New York for trial. About 1.5oo Spanish cigsrmakers in New York in the clear Havana trade are on strike. Mrs. Caroline Tegan, German woman, aged 45, died in St Louis of self imposed starvation. A poolroom in Montreal was wrecked by dynamite, exploded probably by luck less gambler. The hop crop in central New York will be from IS to 25 per cent lighter than the crop of last year. A revenue cutter loaded with disinfeot- ants, medicines and supplies has bcen sent to Beaufort, s. c. A young man in Ssbree, Ky, shot him. self the morning after he was married, no reason being assigned. A preacher in Paterson, N. J., declared that the public library in that place con tained nothing but trash. Tuesday, Sept IS. Captain Francis Land, who was connect ed for many years with the Inman line, is dead. The miners of North StaFordshire, Eng- land, have gone back to work at their old wages. Cattlemen and Mexicans had fight ou the Texas frontier, and serious trouble ia expected.
 Bank robbers in New York, after falling ing and escaped.
 Captain R. Knobloch of Erie, Pa, ended his existence after a terrible struggle, he having just taken the gold cure
 A man in Fall River has been trembling for two weeks. and the doctors do nos know what is the matter with him.
 Several persons in New York, Plainfield. N. Y., and Yonkers, N. r., were fatally poisoned by eating stoadstools which they thought were mushrooms.
 Thomas Bohn committed suicide by shooting himself In Central park, New York, and a note was found on his person