The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-03
NEWS OF CONNECTICUT.
EVENTS OF INTEREST IN MANY
 PARTS OF THE STATE.

PARTS OF THE STATE. The Child win Recover-A TraInp's Wild story-A stamford Mans Death-Hart- ford's oVercrowded Jail Two Men Struck by TraIn--One Kined-what the Board of Pardons Did-Two Elections Yester- day.
 Stony Creek, Dec. 2,-The condition of Paplna Barbari, the siX-year-old child who was outrageously assaulted by the Italian Luigi, is much improved to-day and it is now thought that the child will escape any serious results from the fiend's brutality, The girl is still very nervous. however, and has mot fully recovered from her fright.
 MILFORD CASE.
 Milford, Dec. 2.-This afternoon a Bridgeport man giving his name as Lambert was arrested here on the charge of vagrancy. It was decided to give him an opportunity to prove that he is not a vagrant and Constable Brown went to Bridgeport, where the prisoner says he has money. If it is found that he has no money Lambert will be brought back to Milford and fined for vagrancy.
 DIED IN STAMFORD.
 Stamford, Dec. 2.-John T. Conroy, proprietor of plumbing establishment and one of Stamfords most prominent citizens, died this afternoon after an illness of a few hours. Mir Conroy while in his barn this morning was stricken with collie. He was removed to the house, where it was found that he was in a very critical condition. He died at 1:S0. The deceased was thirty five years of age and leaves wife and six children.
 SUICIDE AT NEW LONDON.
 New London. Dec. 2.-The dead body of Carroll Schneider, tailor, late ot Norwich, aged fifty, was found hang ing from a tree in Lewis Woods, just north of this city, this morning. He undoubtedly committed suicide while temporarily insane.
 DEAD BODY FOUND.
  Stamford, Dec. 2.-The body of an un- known man was washed up on the beach at Greenwich Point, near this city, this afternoon. The body had ev- idently been in the water for some time. Medical Examiner Rowell was notified.
 REFUSED TO PAY.
 Hartford, Dec 1.-The selectmen met to-day and refused to pay bill pre- sented by Prosecuting Attorney Andrew IF. Gates The amount of the bill was S15O and was for services. The select. men object to paying the bill because very few convictions have been secur- ed and they state that nearly all Of the saloon keepers tried in the police court have been acquitted.
 HARTFORD JAIL CROWDED.
 Hartford, Dec. 2.-There are now 32( prisoners at the Hartford county jai and with the addition of few moro the prisoners would be doubled up ant it would be necessary to place, cots 1T the corridors. The situation will doubt Jess be relieved somewhat tomorrow bJ the opening of the criminal term of the superior court in this city tomorrow when twenty of the prisoners will bt brought down for trial
 ElIIlLED BY A TRAIN-STRIKESA AN
 OTHER MAN.
 Bridgeport. Dec. 2.-The east bount express due in this city at SOS strucl and instantly killed an unknown mar at the South avenue crossing tonight The victim was 8 Hungarian and l thought to have been employed at th' malleable iron works. Both arms ant both legs were broken and the skull was fractured. The body was remov ed to the morgue, where it now lies, al vet unidentified. He was about fort! years of age
 This same train while pulling int the station, one-half mile from th' scene of the above described accident struck another man, Hungarian the name of Stanislaus Waznova. Hi spine and right shoulder were injured but he will recover.
 WHEAT THE BOARD OF PARDONS
 DID.
 Hartford, Dec 2.--The state board 0 pardons held session here to-day ant released internationally James A. Hine Nuho on January 5, 1892 was sentences to seven years imprisonment for man slaughter. Herbert E. Benton, counse for Hine, appeared and stated that tn man alleged to have been killed by Hin was worthless rough of Woodbridge and that the fight in which the maj received his injuries was occasioned b, the ruffian. Judge Prentice, who sen tenced Hine, appeared before the boar and said that if all of the facts nov known had appeared at the trial h would not have sentenced Hine S heavily. Iine left the prison tonight No other releases were granted, bu a prisoner from Fairfield county, Sam uel M. Pine by name, appeared an asked the board to determine how lon he has to remain in prison Pine wa sentenced to a six year term and one c