Connecticut western news., 1895-07-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Thursday, July A

 country over as prize winners in militia contests, were orderod to be disbanded by General Ordway.
 An application for an order to examine George J. Gould in the so, 900 suit of Zella Nicolaus was made to Judge Lippin- colt in Jersey City.
 Four of the five men who robbed the paymaster of the Nacarisa Copper com pany on June 13 have been captured by the Mexican authorities, taken to the scene of tho crime and shot.
 AS result of fireoracker exploding among tho fireworks in a hardware store in Lynn, Mass, the Sagamore hotel build ings were badly damaged by water, en- tailing a loss of about sl50, 900.
 The steamer Empress of China brought news that Billy Waters of Victoria and San Francisco, pugilist and barroom boun- cer, is now minister of war and vice pres- ident of tho Republic of For1nosa."
 Friday. July 5.
 The appointment of Willis l.. Moore of Illinois to be chief of the weather bureau was announced from the White House.
 The remains of Professor Huxley, the eminent scientist who died on June @ at Hadeslea, were buried in Finchley come tery.
 Frank E. Woodward, the Minneapolis newspaper man supposed to be lying in a Spanish dungeon in Cuba, has been hoard from.
 Pastures have appeared in the north west side of the great cone of Mount Ve- suyius, and a dense stream of lava is flow ing down the mountain side.
 At Taunton lake, near Newton, Conn, Louise Galpin, the 10-year-old daughter of Samuel A. Galpin, president of the New Haven Clock company, and a nurse named Ella Johnson, Swede, were drowned.
 Catherine O'Leary, owner of the frao- tious COW which kicked over a lamp in a barn in the rear of 137 De Koven street in October, 1871, and started a blaze which cost Chicago sl90, 900, 900, died of acute pneumonia
 Saturday. July G.
 At Louisville, Ala, lightning killed Postmaster Edward Bryan, wife and baby.
 The Siloe Lake House, popular sum- mer hotel at New Berlin, N. r., was burned.
 In private match sailed between Val kyrie III and Ailsa the former won ty 1b minutes.
 What is believed to be cholera was dis covered in a Polish boarding house at Pittsburg containing 40 people At Hinckley, Ills, during the progress of & ball game, Peter Anderson's 6-year- old daughter was struck in the stomach by foul ball, causing her death. Severe storms of wind and rain have caused considerable damage In various parts of Austria, and at Marbach, on the Danube, six persons lost their lives.
 Corporal Tanner, ex-oommissioner of pensions, in an address at the veterans celebration in Indianapolis, made an at tack on the pension policy of President Cleveland.
 While firing a cannon at the Soldiers home at Marion, Ind, John Haupt, an old artilleryman and soldier in the reg ular army for F years, was killed by A premature discharge. Monday, July 6. The English parliament has been form ally prorogued until July 24. The crater of Mount Etna is again pour | ing forth fire, smoke and lava The agreement to issue the e16, 900, 900 per cent loan to China under Russian | guarantee has been signed. storm wiped out the town of Winona, | Mo. It is known that 12 persons lost their lives and eight men are missing. Several bridges of the Choctaw railroad | were partially blown up by dynamite as a | result of the rivalry between the towns of | Shawnee and Tecumseh, O. T. Mrs. Myron T. Goddard of Providence, a young woman who has only been mar ried two weeks, attempted to commit sui eide by taking a large dose of morphine | and laudanum.
 A series of outrages and murders of lit tie girls of ages ranging from to : years | r.Nl hn | working classes in the district of Wal thamstow, seven miles northeast of Lon- don.
 Tuesday, July 9. At Palmyra, N Y, the Manchester ho- tel, large barn, several old stores and two new ones were burned. | In the race for the 20 raters, under the auspices of the Royal Clyde Yacht club, | Niagara won in light breeze. | The State, Albany's new paper, made Its first appearance yesterday afternoon in it's regular edition of 12 pages. | Five men were badly injured and sew eral others bruised yesterday by wreck on a Chicago street electric car line. Vincenzo Nino, an Italian wife mur- | derer, was sentenced to die by electricity in the week beginning Aug. 12 by Record CT Golf of New York city. | All the arrangements are completed for the holding of the annual regatta of the | National Association of Amateur Oars men at Saratoga lake July F and Is.
 In Galesburg. Ills, the jury in the case | of state versus Mrs Ida Johnson, charged with numbering her husband, ex-Alder. man Charles F. Johnson, brought in 8 verdict finding tho defendant guilty oi manslaughter and fixing the sentence al ten years in the penitentiary.
 Wednesday. July 10.
 The bodies of eight Chinese were found in the San Joaquin river near Madeira, Cal
 Lincoln day, Oct IS, will bc made le- gal holiday by the Connecticut legisla ture
 Daniel warling was hanged at Pittsburp for the murder of his wife on April 27, 1894. .
 Mrs. Perrine, Mrs Cleveland's mother, arrived at Buzzards Bay to see the new baby.
 Ex-Police Inspector Mclaughlin of New York city was released under $50, 900 bail pending arguments for a new trial.
 Henry Clay England, lawyer of Brook. vile, Md, was instantly killed at Wash. ington by being struck by a trolley car.
 Judge Woods of Chicago modified the sentence of Eugene V. Debs from one year in jail to six months, and of the oth. CT directors of the American Railway union from six months to three.
 James McAvoy, wife murderer who Saturday night, in the presence of his eight children, shot his wife twice, com mitted suicide in New York city by jump ing in front of an elevated railroad train.