The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-16
 CONNECTICUT JOTTINGS.
Machinist Killed by g Falling Beam-Mun- sey tn Publish His Wasazine in New Lon don-A Cave-in at PortIand-A New Time Table on the New England Road.

Table on the New England Road.
 Bridgeport Dec 15,--Herbert F. Holmes of S6S Noble avenue was killed this morning by @ falling beam in the factory of the Bridgeport Brass com pany. Holmes was the head machinist at this factory, and for some time he had been at work experimenting the putting in place of some heavy machin- cry. To-day he went to the factory at ' o'clock to rush the work along, He was standing directly under an eighteen foot beam, which was supported by two stringers. One end slipped and fell to the floor. It toppled oyer and the other end struck Holmes on the head. His skull was fractured in two places, and he. died in an hour. Holmes was thirty-nine years of age and leaves wife and one child.
 FIRE IN BRANFoRD.
 Branford, Dec. 15s7-shortly before midnight last night a barn owned by lfl VI. the railroad company and occupied by John Andrews, was destroyed by fire. A quantity f.hay, one, dog and three puppies were burned SThe loss will probably not exceed sTOe, The fire is thought to have started fromthe sparks of locomotive. sGs
 est INJURED BY sAs taAvE-TN.
 Portland, Dec. 15. asave-in occurred on the Air Line division of the Con solidated railroad to-day and Frank Paski, one of the Italian laborefs, was caught under mass sofYsand. He was quickly rescued from his perilous posi- ton by some fellow worlzmen. There was nothing externalIygsd indicate seri- ous injuries, but the maR seemed to be suffering, and he was 4emoved to the New Haven hospital. It is not known how badly he is hurt, but his recovery is expected. Esa
 MUNsEY TO SETTLE IN NEW. LON
 DON.
 New London, Dec. d5.--It has been definitely settled that Munsey's Maga- zine will be puplishedp pns New London after q date not v6ar adstant. X deal has been made whereby Frank A. Nun sey comes into possession of the Bacon property at the corner of State and Meridian streets, The titles arc to be examined Tomorrow, and on Tuesday the transfer will be made. The price paid is withheld, but it is stated that it is less than $40000, as has been re- portad. A new building five stories high, with five ground floor stores is to be erected by Mr. Munsey, and he will occupy the upper part of the build- ing It is to be ready for occupancy May l..
 PROMINENT WATERBURY MAN DIES.
 1 Waterbury, Dec. 15.--Jphn M. Kellogg, aged forty-five, proprietor of the musi. cal instrument establishment on South Main street died this morning from paralysis. He was stricken five days ago. The remains will be taken tc Cornwall, this state, for interment.
 A SCHOONER ASHORE.
 New London, Dec 15.-News has reached this city that an unknown three-masted schooner is ashore off Saybrook Point. The vessel went ashore at an early hour this morning It is not known how badly damaged she is.
 NEW ENGLAND's NEW TIME
 TABLE.
 Willimantic, Dec. 5.--To- day the new time table of the New York and New England Railroad company went into effect. The changes give rise to bitte, people over the poor train service There are now three trains a day to { Hartford, and several important trains have been discontinued. According tc many residents of the Thread city, the service over the Air Line division is no; satisfactory, there being but three trains to New Haven a day and these at inconvenient intervals. It is stated [ that the depot restaurant is to be dis continued because the business is SC poor since the removal of so many trains.
 DIED IN STATE PRISON.
 Hartford, Dec. 15.--Arthur Jackson co1ored, convict at the state prison died there yesterday from consumption. Jackson was thirty-eight years of age years Imprisonment for assaulting his wife with intent to murder.
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