Connecticut western news., 1895-01-31
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.
Thursday. Jan. 24.

New York from Europe
 The old town of Johnstown. in Bates county. Mo, has been partly burned
 The rolling mills of the Juniata Iron company of Hollidaysburg Pa, which have Eeen shut down the past six years started.
 Captain W. H. Gould of the Mary l.. Stone. wrecked on Formosa island last November. says that Chinese natives de- manded e2oa before rescuing his crew.
 The miners employed at the w. l. Scott mines near Pittsburg have accepted re- duction to 5 cents per ton. with the pro. vision that the company store is to bo abol. ished.
 The Standard oil company has created a sensation in Pittsburg by declaring that hereafter 1t will fix the daily price of petroleum regardless of quotations on the Oil Exchange.
 During 8 heavy rain and hailstorm which prevailed at Breckenridge. Mo i. a two story farmhouse three miles east of town was blown about 90 feet from its founGation. No one was hurt
 Friday, Jan. a5.
 Tho coal miners at Belleville, Ills, have decided not to strike
 A scheme is on foot to establish O na- tional printers home at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
 Nikolaos Delyanni ex-niinister to France, will form 8 temporary Greek oab.I met
 The Chicago Woman's club has refused to draw the color line in admitting new members
 John H. Harvey. a San Francisco res taurant waiter, has eloped with his step daughter, r years old.
 The works of art left by the late Baron ess Louise Rothschild are being packed for shipment from Frankfurt to London and Paris.
 Charles Denby. Jr.. secretary of the United States legation at Peking. has sailed for America on the Paris from Southampton.
 Mrs. Mary Kaufman of Kansas City is under arrest for having fed powdered. glass to Jacob Meyers shepherd dog oaus- ing the dogs death.
 The pope has demanded of the Russian representatives at the Vatican an explana- ton of the report that If Catholic priests have been arrested at Warsaw.
 Saturday, Jan. 20.
 The papal enoyclical to America has reached Washington.
 Severe storms prevail over all the coasts of Great Britain, France and Holland. Isaac Bartle, foreman of the stone quar- ry at Long Eddy, N. Y.. was killed by a dynamite explosion.
 The jury in the case of John w. Love the Watkins (N. Y. bank cashier, has de- clared him not guilty, and the court has discharged him.
 Near Middleburg. Pa, two members of a sleighing party were instantly killed and five others badly injured by being struck by a train.
 It is now positively announced that Lord William Reresford Is to be married to the Duchess of Marlborough. formerly Mrs. Louise Hamersley of New York, dur ing the coming spring.
 Near Tarentum, Pa., !. Hess, treasurer of the Pittsburg and Western Coal compa- ny, John Comm and H. A. Weaver were struck by the night express Comm and Weaver are fatally injured. but Hess will recover.
 Monday, Jan. 2S. Paris on visit
 The new marine hospital in course of construction at Vineyard Haven, Mass was blown down by the gale
 Edwin O. Quigley the convicted bond
 
 Sing to begin his sentence of 15 years and months
 The refinery at the Crescent City oil mills. two miles east of Argenta, Ark, a frame building containing 500 barrels of refined oil was burned.
 John Thompson. an emigrant from Burnside. Ky, while drunk, shot and in stantly killed J. H. Shu,ey. a car inspect or. and seriously wounded a policeman named Railey and an unknown negro on passenger train at Vicksburg.
 The ocean tug Sea King of Philadelphia, from New York to Providence with a tow of five coal laden barges. put into New Haven and reported the loss of her entire tow and the consequent deaths of IS per sons, including three women and two children-all but two of those aboard the barges
 Tuesday, Jan. go.
 Assistant Secretary McAdoo inspected the fleet at Fort Monroe.
 The Unionville silk works, near Mid dletown. N. Y, were partially burned Heavy snowstorms are general through out Great Britain and the west of Europe The remains of Lord Randolph Church. III were inferred In Bladen Church cem- ctcry.
 IT. the alleged Boston embezzler. has disa- greed
 Colonel J. H. Sandwith, the newly ap pointed administrator for Dominica died in London.
 The Russian authorities are trying to put stop to bucket shop speculation in St Petersburg.
 The official enumeration of Conneoti- cut just completed showed 7O 67l school children in that state.
 The first Croatian church in the coun- try was dedicated at Pittsburg by Bishop Phelan, assisted by largo number of priests.
 Wednesday, Jan. 30.
 Drift ice has stopped traffic on the Rhine and other German rivers.
 John N. Walsh, proprietor of a Chicago hotel, was killed by an explosion of gaso- line.
 Jockey Edward Arnold. we'll known in the racing fraternity, died at his home in East St. Louis. s- Colby and Smith, two of the three pris- oners who escaped from jail at Oswego, N. Y., have been captured
 The will of the late James G. Fair was stolen from the clerks office in San Fran cisco. and there is not the slightest clew to the perpetrators of the crime.
 Among the passengers sailing for New York from Liverpool on board the Teu- tonic is Sir William Van Horne K c. NJ. G , president of the Canadian Pacific rail- road.
 The Amalgamated association mon in Youngstown. O.. have rejected the propo- sition made by the manufacturers for starting the mills at t3 a ton rate for