Connecticut western news., 1895-06-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thursday, June 20.

Cardinal GlDDOnS
 Mrs. Isabella Corey, passenger on board the steamship Aurania, jumped overheard soon after leaving the Mersey. Ex-Inspector William w. Mclaughlin of New York city was sentenced by Judge Barrett to the state prison for ek years. Seven of the eight persons indicted at Trenton in connection with the statehouse frauds were arraigned, and all of them entered pleas of not guilty.
 The third biennial convention of the Worlds Woman's Christian Temperance union was called to order in London by the president Miss Frances E. Willard. The cases of Messrs. Havemeyer, Searles, Chapman, Mccartney, Edwards and Shri- ver who were indicted for refusal to an- swer questions of the senate committee in- vestigating the Sugar trust, have been continued until next October.
 Friday, June 21.
 At Bloomington, Ills, Governor Alt geld was hanged in effigy by college stu dents.
 August Bergman was hanged at Morris town, N. J., for the murder of his brother Julius.
 The gold cup at Ascot was won by MT. Fl. McCalmont's Isinglass, the winner of the Derby.
 Edwin Gould hes finished a two weeks coaching trip through New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
 Fire destroyed about s200, 900 worth of property belonging to the Seattle (Wash.) Consolidated Street Railway company.
 James Welsh, sailor on the United States receiving ship Vermont at the navy yard, was stabbed to death in a saloon in New York city.
 NJ. E. Matlack, member of the New ter sey legislature, threatened to cowhide Ed- itor Kingdom of the Mount Holly News for attacking him in his paper. At Dedham Mass, the new Norfolk county courthouse, one of the finest In New England, built at a cost of s350, 900, was dedicated with fitting ceremonies.
 Saturday. June aa.
 Secretary of War Lamont reached oma- ha on his western tour.
 The tariff on grain and grain products, Chicago to New York, has been cut to l6 cents per 100 pounds.
 Commander-in-chief Thomas G. Law Ter of the G. A. R. arrived at San Fran cisco on an official tour. @..' A fire of supposed incendiary origin de- stroyed Keil & Co.'s livery stables at Pittsburg, with AS horses.
 The Duke of Cambridge, the command er-in-chief of the British forces, will resign command of the army on Oct. 1. The Junior Order of Mechanics is about to establish a home for the widows and orphans of members at Tifhin, O.
 Four tramps are reported killed in freight wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern line near Bedford, Ia.
 A. J. Whiteman has been found guilty in San Francisco of forging a check on the Importers and Traders bank of New York.
 Foreman Frank A. Grover of the Roch- ester Gas and Electric company received a shock of 5000 volts of electricity and was resuscitated.
 Monday, June 2A
 At Corry, Pa, Fred Rexford, aged a4 of Panama N. T., was crushed to death under a train.
 The reports in circulation to the effect that President Cleveland Is in ill health are without foundation.
 At Cincinnati Ida willinberg, who was to have been married this week, commit ted suicide by plunging headforemost into 8 vault ...a The new American line steamer St. Louis arrived at New York with disabled rudder after a passage of days, hours and II minutes. -...
 The Right Rev. Francis Hass, who in- troduced the Capuchin order into the Unit ed States, died at St. Agnes convent, Fond Du Lac, Wis.
 Governor Hastings will this week ap- prove the superior court bill and announce the appointment of the seven judges, six of whom will be Republicans.
 E IT Nf ha Midland railroad has received Champion Corbett's acceptance of the formers invi- tation to train at Terrell, Tex
 Tuesday, June a5.
 Merrick Price, the well known Phila- delphia broker, is dead. e..
 In Danbury, Conn.,, William Curtis stabbed Hank Leddle in fit of jealousy.
 Mrs. Ollie Corbett has sued James J. Corbett, the fighter, for an absolute di- vorce.
 Edward A. Hoffman, of Sandy Ridge N. J., committed suicide by cutting his throat with razor.
 The little son of Captain Smith d Greenport, N. Y., was drowned from his fathers steamer, the Manhanset.
 Disappointed because her sister had not bought her a shirt waist, 14-year-old Katie Mccoy of Philadelphia committed suicide by hanging.
 In New York city Justice Ingraham sentenced Richard Leach to die by cleo tricity during the week beginning Aug. 5. Leach killed his wife by cutting her throat
 In the presence of enormous crowds of people the anniversary of the death of President Carnot, who was assassinated last year by Cesario Santo, the anarchist, was observed at the Pantheon, Paris with touching ceremony.
 Wednesday, June go.
 NJ. Patenotre, French ambassador at Washington, has arrived in Paris.
 The jury for the trial of Pugilist Bob Fitzsimmons is not yet completed.
 The big Italian warship Sardegna, on her way to the North sea, went aground in the Great Belt.
 At Holly, Mich, Mrs. Le Grand Buell. preached the funeral sermon over her hus- bands body at the Methodist church.
 Owing to the rejection of the land and income taxes assessment bill, the New South Wales parliament will be dissolved. Eva Thomas, while temporarily insane leaped into the Delaware and Raritan canal at Princeton, N. J., but was rescued. The suit begun short time ago by Mary Irene Hoyt against Hetty Green to recover S100, 900 for islander has been com promised out of court by the parties inter ested. Joseph Zmuda, the Polish dynamiter of Dunkirk, N. r., who escaped indictment by the grand jury, has escaped from the insane ward of the county almshouse at Dewittyille. N. Y.
 Maritsi Amenities.
 Mrs. Naggers- The dentist half killed me this afternoon Wasn't it too bad2
 Mir. Naggers-fes, I don't believe in half doing things Now York Herald.