Connecticut western news., 1895-05-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
ThursdRy, May a9.

 antiprizo fight bill.
 Gold bearing sand has been found In a Fort Smith (Ark.l we'll
 Both the Marquis of Cueonsberry and his son were bound In sureties of f5oo each to keep the poace for six months
 By unanimous vote both branches of tho general assembly at Jefferson City, Mo, have passed the pure elections bill.
 Mrs. Hugh Mcwhinney of Charlotte, N. r.. committed suicide at Rochester by jumping from the dock Into the Genosce river
 William P. Robinson of New York is ohargci with having embezzled over sl0, 900 from Tillottson x Sons literary purveyors
 At Kansas City the Schroeder Commis- sion company, carrying on a bucket shop business, failed, with liabilities placed at slS5, 900, having been caught short on wheat
 The Order of Railway Conductors at At lanta exonerated Grand Secretary W. F. Daniels of the charges made against him by the Camden (N. J.) division and or dered the division disciplined.
 Friday. May ci-
 Mrs. Marcella McDarby died at Utica N Y., aeod los years.
 The trial of Oscar Wilde was continued in the old Bailey court At Cambridge, Mass, tho plant of the Damon safo works was destroyed by fire At Clinton, Conn, a daring but vain attempt was made to rob the Clinton Na- tional bank.
 Nearly goo editors of Democratic news papers throughout New York stato are in session in New York city. Sixty horses belonging to tho Chicago Carette company were burned to death by fire that broke out in the stables
 Premier Rosebery vas urged by dopu- tntion headed ey the Dnke of Westmin- ster, to intervene on behalf of Armenia. NJ. Challemel Lacour. president of tho French senate, was seized with fainting fit on Monday last and has since boon con- fined to his bed. It Is believed that Russia will not coii- sont to Japans military occupation of Korea, and that she will soon request Ja- | pan to recall her garrison in that country. Saturday. May as. zs.s. The Buffalo brass works at Depew, N. | T.. were burned. Loss, sa5, 900. Treaties of peace and commerce between | Hugh McCulloch, who wns secretary it the treasury under presidnnts Lpcolnt Arthur, died at his home near WashinSt !.
 It Is alleged that President, Charles ! | Foot of the failed Commercial banl If | Cincinnati has overdrawn his acco Il | $40, QUO.
 | lice of New York oity, was retired by tho xt,s "a | service rules.
 The Rev. Anna Shaw of Boston spoke | at the woman's s congress In san Francisco in favor of having women on the polics force of large cities.
 The Rev. W. B washburn was driving from Perkins, la, to Guthrie when twc | men attempted to rob him. He shot and killed one, and the other took to the woods | William Gardner Hale head of the de | partment of Latin In the Chicago univer sity. has been chosen the first director o the Amorican College of Classics in Rome | Monday. May a7. | The special session of tho Missouri legis | laturo oallod by Governor Stono has ad | journed sine die. | Lord Rosslyn, who has become knowr as an amateur aotur, is to join the ranks | of the professionals under Charles Wynd ham.
 | The Knights of Labor have takon out , | permit for tho erection of a building fol the general offices of tho order in Wash ington. ....
 Joseph kanerka, a sailor. shot his wifi Anna In Chicago, and then to avoid cap ture by the police who were pursuing hin cut his own throat | At woonsocket R. l., Rev. Charles J White, pastor of the Universalist church was arrested, charged with slander, Judg Lee being the complainant
 At Hot Springs, Ark. the new Waverll hotel, three stories high, was almost to tally destroyed by fire. and William Burke night porter, was burned to death. Judge Tuley In the superior court ha ordered a man who was sentenced to con finement in tho Chicago jail released oi the ground that 1t was unfit for human occupation.
 Tuesday, May ss.
 Mrs Lewis Fisk, 70, drowned herself fl we'll at Sandy Hill. N. Y.
 Heavy rains Sunday quenohed the for est fires near Saranao Lake, N. I.
 Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore has ar rived In Paris on his way to Rome
 Two dredgers wero wounded during 1 battle between oystermen near Port Nor ris N. J.
 The registration cases in Columbia, s O., will be takon to the United States oir cult court ofappeals
 Louis Darriok, said to be a member of l notorious gang of cattle thieves, has beei arrested In Maries county, Mo
 Richard Bozowetter. a messenger In tn employ of the Stifel Brewing company St Louis, was knocked down and robbes of sl.950 in cash and @ large amount O checks
 The Argentine Republic has agreed t' pay s5, Uo0 indemnity for injury dono t' Italian property by the revolution in San ta Flo in 1893.
 By an explosion on the Turkish torped' boat Destroyer, building at the Germanii shipyard. kiel, seven men were killeS and la injured. | Wednesday, May go. | At Lawrence, Kan, monument to th victims of the Quantrell raid massacre will be dedicated Decoration day. | Mir. Richard Croker and Mir Hugh J Grant, ex-mayor of New York, had lengthy conference In London in regard t' New York politics.
 It is announced that King Oscar O Sweden will subscribe 80, 900 kronor ts he promotion of Nj. Andres project fol reaching the north pole by balloon.
 Henry Willard will probably soon b' callod into court to make an aooountin, of over $500 00e of Northern Pacific mon ey which the receivers believe he has un lawfully withheld.
 | NJ. Louis Pasteur. the distinguished French chemist, has refused German decoration which has been awarded hin