Connecticut western news., 1894-10-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thursday, Sept. e7.

will be concluded Friday
 The bankrupt Chickasaw treasury will compel the closing of the native schools Tho cases of the contumacious sugar witnesses have been postponed until Got 1a.
 A court of inquiry will investigate the grounding of the Adams on St PauPs is- land
 Governor Crounse of Nebraska will en- deavor to provide relief for the drought stricken district
 Ghouls tempered with several vaults and a number of graves in Grove Church cemetery, Union Hill. N. J.
 James H. Nixon of New Jersey resign ed as assistant United States attorney general before the court of claims
 General Antonio Ezeta, recently releas- cd at San Francisco, passed through Tex as on his way south over the Mexican Central. aae
 D. O. Mills, the New York millionaire, and Charles H. Croaker, vice president of the Southern Pacific railroad. sailed from San Francisco for Japan.
 Friday, Sept ga.
 The Russian ironolad General Admiral is aground of Refenas
 A large part of the business portion of Oceanport, N. J., was wiped out by fire.
 At Newmarket England, the Jockey club stakes of 10, 900 sovereigns for and year olds was won by Isingfass.
 Tho war department has given its final approval to the plans submitted for the great railroad bridge over the Delaware river connecting Philadelphia with Cam den, N. J.
 Frances Smith. the pretty 15-year. old daughter of Charles smith, an Alleghany City manufactures, slipped away with the Baker Opera company. Walter Wallace of Sing Sing while dancing at & ball given by the Hope Hose company at Dobbs Ferry, N. Y., fell from the upper story of the engine house and was instantly killed. An unknown tramp attacked MrS James Williams of Nevada. Cal, and as- saulted and robbed her. The woman's husband traced the tramp to Sweetland, where he found him in bed and shot and killed him.
 Saturday, Sept. go.
 John Henry of Grafton, O.. was killed by b urglars
 The French warships Naide, Nelly and Rigault de Genouilly arrived at New York.
 Frank Holman, formerly of Georgia killed his wife and two children at Vic toria, Mexico.
 Evan Kayan, the proprietor of a board ing house near Miners Mills, Pa, was murdered by burglars. Louis Matthews, who had lost heavily in wheat deals, was found dead In Kill burn park, Milwaukee, having taken pol | son.
 Juan Juerez, a wealthy Spanish banker of the City of Mexico committed suicide by hanging himself from the street balco- ny of his house.
 Every gambling house In St Joseph, Mo, has been, closed by order of the board of police commissioners. acting on Q sug- gestion from Governor Stone.
 Samuel G. Hubbard, a lawyer whose home Is in Dorchester district, Boston, shot and wounded his wife and her oom- panion, Frank Gorsuch, In Chicago. Monday, Oct. l.
 Senator James Smith, Jr, of New Jer- | sey is now at Carlsbad. Mayor Hopkins of Chicago has been ao- ! cused of accepting bribes from gamblers. The broom and shoe factories at Eddy vile (Kyo penitentiary were destroyed by fire.
 In Sac City, la, William Tole attacked his wife with an ax and killed her and then cut his own throat | George w. McCabe of Charleston, while insane, fatally shot his brother, B. F. Mo | Cabe, and then killed himself
 The body of a well dressed man was re- covered from Buffalo bayou. near Hous- ton. In his pockets were seven large rocks, weighing altogether 50 pounds John Cook, one of he Pike county | (Ark. moonshiners who killed Deputy United States Marshal Grissom two weeks ago, has been captured and Is now in jail in Little Rock.
 Suit for S100, 900 damages for libel was begun against the publishers of the New York World by Lawyers Spellissey and Gray in behalf of Michael Walsh. editor | of The Sunday Democrat and of The l Catholic World
 Tuesday. Oct. 2.
 The Boston and Albany railroad began to run its shops on full time.
 The Choctaw council, it is believed, will pass a bill to treat with the Dawes commission.
 The Ancient and Honorable Artillery company of Boston started for an excur sion to Washington
 James Hans, notary public of Miffiin burg, Pa, killed himself by severing the arteries of his wrist with a razor.
 A receiver has been appointed for tho Southern Irrigation company, which owni 90 miles of ditohes in western Kansas
 Ferdinand Ritz and Charles Howald were killed by the cavein of a sewer in Rochester in which they were working
 The residence of B. B. Pierce of VII mot Via, was destroyed by fire, and thrs> sons of ages ranging from s5 to 86 year and . daughter of s perished in the flames
 Attorney A. H Rowland's charge that the Pittsburg grand jury was bribed ts dismiss an indictment against Director o Public Safety John Murphy of AlleghanJ City was thrown out of court after inves tigation.
 Wednesday. Oct 3.
 Dr. A. Conan Doyle the novelist, ar 1 rived at New York to fill lecture en gagement There Is good prospect of a general re sumption Of the window glass industry ir | Millville. N. J.
 MT Basard, our ambassador to Great Britain, Is expected to sail from England shortly for New York.
 Samuel Eisner was arrested for persist ently hissing at the Union Square thea ter, New York, but was discharged.
 band of white caps took Berry Rich, . farmer living near Marion, Ky, from his home and hanged him. He was charg ed with barn burning.
 While out hunting, Morris Mott oi Clayton, N. Y., accidentally fell, dis charging the entire contents of the gun into his body and was killed.
 One hundred and six moonshiners from the Big Sandy valley, Kentucky, are CT route to Louisville, where they will have early hearings In the United States court
 Acting Postmaster General Jones has sent a letter to Postmaster Hesing of Chi cago forbidding the proposed inspection of letter carriers In that city next Sun day. !
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