Connecticut western news., 1894-02-22
NEWS or THE WEEK.
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 The blizzard caused several deaths Kansaa
 Governor Carvsll of Prince Edwards land is dead.
 Two masked men held up and robbed t., mall stage at Bricsville, Mo,
 Prince Colonna has left Pas, and 1t thought that he may take passage for Nev York.
 There was another fire at the World. fair grounds, and part of the colonnade Wa. burned
 Benno Lewinsen of New York was ap pointed receiver of the Orden Germania, X fratsrnsl benefit society.
 Augustus T. Horne, a shirt manufactur CT of Philadelphia, committed suicide st his home by firing rife ball into his heart.
 Mrs. William J. Magee, wife of Judgc Magee of the New Jersey supreme court, died of paralysis at her home in Elizabeth. N. J.
 Secretary Gresham has given up his pen sion of sS0 per month, which he has drawn for more than % years for a very severe wound in the leg.
 Ars Myra Bradwell, proprietor of the Chicago Legal News and the first woman in the United States to be admitted to the bar, died in Chicago.
 Friday, Feb. Ie. Senator Sherman is improving rapidly. An oil we'll at NeodeshA, Kan, spouts 75 feet high.
 Senator MoLaurin of Mississippi was sworn in.
 Labor day will probably be made na- tional holiday. The Bridgeport street car strikers are beginning to weaken. Senor Galvao, minister of war of Brazil, has resigned, owing to disagreements with President Peixoto. William Dryden, . convict in the peni- tsntiary at Walla Walla, Wash, was shot dead while trying to escape. The Mississippi levee at Horn Lake Landing, Tenn, broke, sweeping 5000 acres of valuable farm land Wilhelm Werner, the leading anarchist of Berlin, has ned to escape a six months sentence and Is said to be coming to this country. The case of Princess Colonna was decided against her in the French courts and a judgment ordered that the children be ! handed over to the prince within 24 hours and in the event of . failure to comply with this order the princess will be fined BOG francs daily for three montha s~turday. Fsh, II. Prince Cclonna will take steps to secure his children. Two men robbed a faro bank in San Francisco of 6 000. Lish Hendricks of Kentucky was driven insane from witnessing hanging. Francis Joseph has received Baron Sieg- fried, who won his granddaughter's love. Assassin Prendergsst tried to assault the prosecuting attorney, A s. Trude, in Chi ] cago. The captain and crew of the wrecked schooner Maggie have been brought to London. l Steele Mackaye's condition has improv- cd, but his friends have no hope of his ul- timate recovery. Counties in western Kansas ask for con- tributions of coal and free transportation for fuel and seed. In duel between Count Frisch de Fels and Minister waldeck- Rousseau the lat ter's arm was slightly pricked. Rev. John DinGledsy was convicted in | Richmond, Ind, of the charges brought | against him of cruelty to the inmates of | an orphans' home. M~ndAy, Feb 1a The leader of the old Dalton gang was captured in Ei Reno, O. T. It is announced that Mrs Lease is to | abandon politics and enter the lecture field. Smallpox has broken out on the United | States cruiser Concord, now lying at Hong Kong. Three circus lions escaped in Topeka, but were captured without serious difi- cult, Boys in Newark, N. J.. stoned a Salva- | vation Army meeting, and three of them wer. arrested Ms. Phoebe A. York of Newark, N. J., was accidentally shot and fatally wounded while visiting her son in Lebanon, Pa | Moonshiners Jones and Francis and two deputy marshals were killed in 6 fight | while raiding an illicit still In West | Virginia | Fred May and Colonel William F. Cody | Buffalo B1D had a quarrel in Chamber lsin's hotel, Washington, during which May was knocked down, and duel may be the result | Tuesday. Fsb- 70 | violinist Ernest Camille Sivori of Genoa is dead
 The Arcade block. Springfield. O., wss destroyed by fire | The peach crop of southern Illinois is re- ported ruined by the cold weather. l In the Pollard d-Breckinridge suit both sides are taking depositions in Dsnville One woman was killed and many dwell ings demolished by a cyclone near Warren. | Ark. | H. A. Mills of Boston, founder of Mills, Mass, has turned over all his property to Il trustees. Ex-Cashier John J. Arnold of the Lock port (N. Y.) bank, who stole sl5s. 900. plead ed guilty.
 Twelve anarchists accused of plotting to murder Francis Joseph are being secretly tried in Vienna
 The victims 0f the Brandenburg disas- ter were accorded at the burial the same distinction as if they had died in battle.
 The tug H. c. Willard, which was built at Newburg, N. Y., and sailed from New York for Greytown, was lost with II men | In December's gale.