Connecticut western news., 1894-03-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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 For hugging women on Newark ~. J.l for 30 days.
 Charles F. Cole, 15 years old, has run away from Richmond with $35, 900 in Con federate money.
 An Arizona stage was held up by two men. The passengers were robbed, and the mailbag was plundered.
 A vein yielding ore said to be fnlly halt gold was struck at the Keystone mine, in the Black Hills, South Dakota
 Fire in schoolhouse in Evanston, Ills forced the pupils to jump from the fourth story windows. Several were injured, but none fatally.
 Dean Briggs of Harvard denied that he
 promised scholarship to Student keba
 bian, who, it is alleged, was offered in dueements to leave Yale,
 The personal belongings of Moore Bak CT, whose wife and babe were murdered at Franklin Park, N. J., by negro burglars,
 whom he then killed, were sold at auction.
 Friday, March a3.
 The Industrial Army" passed through Tucson, A. T.
 Millionaire Page of Fort Worth, Tex,
 was indicted for murder.
 Eight conyicts broke jail at Little Rock on Wednesday, and four were captured.
 China's new treaty provides for the reg.
 istering and photographing of Americans.
 The Dixie Interstate fair. to be held at
 Macon next October, will offer sl0,00 In
 purses for seven days races
 Frames Molnosky, servant girl in San Antonio, Tex, is accused of poisoning Mrs.
 Rosa Brown and her son George.
 Dalton K. Young, nominated by Rhode
 Island Democrats for lieutenant governor, is the second on the ticket to decline.
 The body of handsomely dressed man who evidently had been sandbagged was
 found in the Charles river near Boston. Francis Murphy is conducting & most
 successful temperance campaign in Lock port, Ills, no less than {, 900 having signed the pledge during the last two months. Saturday, March 2A. Governor Mckinley of Ohio is ill. The game in Yellowstone park is being slaughtered. Phenomenal gold strikes have been made in New Mexico and Wyoming. Striking potters of East Liverpool, O., propose to build town and factories of their own. Charles Randall, the New York walker, .. has reached Lamar. Colo, en route to San Francisco. Chicago and Eastern railroad employees threaten to strike on account of an an nounced cut in wages. It is believed Hawaiian Minister Thurs ton will be recalled to assist in making a permanent government, J. NJ. Overton of Nashville has been fined under the Tennessee antitrust law for con spring to raise the price of coal. The striking Hungarian dyers in Little Falls, N. J., near Paterson, engaged in a small riot, but there was no bloodshed. The body of an unknown man frightful- ly mangied was found beside the track of the Pennsylvania railroad in Elizabeth, N. J.
 Monday, March 26. Professor Jones, an English tutor, was found frozen to death in Manitoba Joseph Paterore was killed in Chicago and several thousand dollars taken from his room. Hayes, the notorious American diamond thief, is dying of consumption in the jail hospital in Montreal. Malcolm Johnson, a boy, fell into burn | ing lumber kiln at Greenville, w. Va, and was burned to a crisp. Grave fears are entertained for the re covery of State Senator H. J. Donaldson, ! who Is i'll at Ballston, N. Y. Charles R. Williams, son of New York banker, was accidentally shot and killed while out hunting near Houston. All of the Jews in Troy, Ala, have been
 notified by white caps to leave the town by May 15 or take the penalty-death. It has been decided that the large and valuable library belonging to Kossuth shall be placed in the Buda-Pesth museum. The prefect of Turin yesterday visited l the Kossuth family and conveyed to them I the personal coincidence of King Humbert. Mayor Westcott of Camden, N. J., has
 committed to the county jail the boys who a couple of weeks ago burned Charles
 Benny, aged '. at the stake in South Cam | den.
 Tuesday, March a7. Russia is said to have the best of it in the treaty with Germany. A riot of workingmen took place in the | village of Montedoro, Sicily. Wild beasts have been driven from their haunts by floods in Arkansas. Nj. Burlet, Belgium's minister of the in- | terior, has been made premier. Over 2,000 notices of pension reductions have been sent out since Jan. l. | waylaid, murdered and robbed of $500. Secretary Lamont and his wife have left on a tour of southern and western army posts.
 Ex-Senator Thomas w. Palmer of Michi- | gan became a member of Grace Episcopal
 church, Chicago. Ex-Comptroller Hamilton says the only | trouble in the New York state treasury Is over a question of rebates. The laundryman Sam Sing, who was ar
 rested in New York for complicity in the l murder of Susie Martin, was discharged. Wednesday, March as- Burglars fired three houses in the town | of Hubbard, o. The Union League club of Chicago may expel Breckinridge. The Mohican and Yorktown have re-
 ceived orders in Vallejo to prepare for ses | immediately. John Vansile of Montvale, N. J., after | drinking quart of whisky, crawled into
 a cellar and died. Commander Cameron, the African ex- plorer, was killed while hunting in Bed | fordshire, England. Legal action will be taken against the
 assailants of the Italians employed on the
 electric road near Altoona, Pa. A Parisian is on trial for manslaughter
 because his dog bit a pedestrian, causing
 the latter's death from hydrophobia.
 Attorney Wallace of Pittsburg denies
 that he ever said that the armor plate | frauds will cause Secretary Herbert to re-
 sign.
 A Buffalo burglar recently sent a man l two theater tickets, and while the latter
 was attending the performance the donor | hl,s.l ha.h