The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-15

hNlANNNA AA NAAAb6N aAAllANNNAA4NAN eNNAN ties, and related how, in small town | near New Haven, the young ladies or ganized female minstrel troupe and | raised more than S4OO for sidewalks and | other improvements. And all of them happened in smaller town than Water vile. He suggests that with the aid of little burnt cork the young ladies' of Watervllle might do even better THE AUTOPSY SHOWED TERRIBLE
 INJURIES.
 Waterbury, Aug. 14-Last evening Acting Medical Examiner Graves made an autopsy on the body of Mrs, Ann Donovan, who Is alleged to have been murdered by her son-in-law, Maurice Moriarity, last week. The autopsy re- vealed that Mrs. Donovan's injuries were much worse than had been pre- animation showed bruises on the chin, viously supposed. The external eX- cheeks, forehead and several other places on the head. There was a Potts fracture of the right leg, which means that the leg was both fractured and dislocated at the ankle joint. Both arms were scratched and bruised. A depres- sion or fracture was found in the right temple region.
 Upon opening the skull a blood clot large enough to fill a good sized cup was found. It extended from the right temple backward, covering the upper part of the right lobe of the brain, thus producing a marked depression of the lobe. This one clot was of itself sufti- cient to cause death. It was found di- rectly underneath the depressed or frac- tured part of the skull The depression or fracture caused a rupture of the mid dle miningeal artery, which Is the ar tery which carries the blood up to the top of the head This was the most se- rious wound which was found on her body and was probably the immediate cause of her death
 A thorough examination of all the internal organs was also made, but no disease was found which would have resulted in her death.
 BOY TERRIBLY BURNED. l Meriden, Aug. 14.-Peter Buchilski of I S6 Veteran street, aged five years, was terribly burned all over the body this noon by having his clothes catch fire. The boy was playing near bonfire in the rear of his home and his clothes became ignited from the burning pile. | The boys stomach, back, legs and face were badly burned before the flames were put out. So much of the child's body was burned that it is very doubtful l if he recovers.
 DRUMMERs' BIG TIME. l Great preparations are being made by the various drum corps of the state for 1 the annual convention to be held in Meriden Wednesday, August 28. All | the corps from one city, Waterbury, | will enter the contest in their respective classes, and also several of the memebrs will contest for individual prizes. A new feature this year will be the drum majors contest for gold medal. Some 1 twenty or thirty majors will compete, The two Shea brothers of Waterbury will compete for this prize, Peter rep resenting Hellmann Advance drum corps and Michael the Sacred Heart corps.
 THE KNIGHTS TEMPLATES BIG TIME.
 l Eight hundred exchange souvenir badges have been ordered by Washing ton commandery of Hartford for distri-
 button at Boston K. T. triennial con clave Each badge represents the Nal l tese cross of the order and is of white rubber, the upper section bearing the I inscription, 'In Hoe Signo Vinces
 The right-hand section is inscribed "A. o. 67S'; the left, A D. 1796," and the lower, Hartford, Conn" On the raised portion in the center of the cross
 is a medallion of Washington. The whole is suspended from suitable
 cross-bar by means of black ant
 white ribbon.
 Word has been received from Secre tary Herbert at Newport that the Nortl i. Atlantic squadron will visit Bostor August 30 and 31, the latter part 0
 Knights Templar week, Mayor Cur tis is desirous however, of having tn fleet there in the early part of the week especially on August 27, the day of tn big parade, when 10000 Knights ar
 expected to be in line. He has accord ingly written Secretary Herbert, em phasizing his desire in this respect. HE OPERATED IN BRIGEPORT BU,
 HAS SKIPPED.
 Washington, Aug. 13.-The postofic . department to-day issued fraud orde against the European Speciality com pany of Bridgeport, conducted by f w. Adams. He advertised shavin cup, brush, soap, strap and full shay . ing outfit for twenty-five cents. l consisted of a sharp piece of stone wit d instructions to rub on the whisker = until they disappear. Adams lei t Bridgeport upon the arrival there ( s the inspector, who secured a warrar : for his arrest. The inspector is of tn o opinion that he is receiving money UT s der an assumed name in Jersy City. '- WILL DENOUNCE THE MONKS. !, At the convention of the Roman Catf . olic Total Abstinence union of Connet
 ticut, to be held in Norwich to-da.
 Aug. 15, a lively discussion is antic pated over the action of the nationt