The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-01
EWS OF CONNECTICUT
l-.lTEsT BY IrIlsE FROM ALL PARrs
 or 1RE STATE.

Buried--A Double Funerni-BacIs to sh Girls Downfall--Attcmpted Suicide by T Woman-Suffering Children.
 Hartford, June 30.-Anthony Rdblos- ski, the convict in whose cell a crude saw, made from an ordinary table Knife, was found Sunday by the ward en, is Russian who has been confined in prison on several different occasions. He has hitherto not been considered a dangerous fellow. He was serving a i've years sentence. A stricter watch Of the prisoners and their cells Is kept since the break of Steer and Minor. "A DOUBLE ERAL-MURDERER
 AND VICTIM.
 New London, June 30,--The double funeral of James Ronlkey and the wife ! whom he murdered before doing away with himself was held at Pendleton & Sons undertaking rooms this after noon. But few persons were present as neither the suicide nor his wife had any relatives in this city. Mrs. Rom . keys parents and sisters came here from Charlestown to attend the ser vice, however. The bodies were buried m Cedar Grove cemetery.
 THE SEASON IN I4ITCHFIELD
 Litchfield June 3O.-T.he season for Summer residents has been most favor
 ble in this vicinity and landlords re- yort that so far it has been a profita- fle one for them. The number of peo- z pie from New York who spend their summers here has reary doubled in the last few years. A large number of these have purchased homes which they have beautitied, and their return an- nually is assured
 IN DURANCE VILE AGAIN.
 Naugatuck, June 3O.-The escape of Thomas Glynn and John Doolan, who . broke. jail here a. few days ago, is the first that has occurred here for years. The lookup here is considered a strong piece of masonry. The men have been recaptured and to-day were sentenced to three months imprisonment for their few days of liberty. Both men are well known here and have respect abe parents.
 A YOUNG GIRLS FALL.
 Bridgeport. June 30.-The police are searching to-day for Agnes c. Se- duIlcd, 2, pretty sixteen-year-old girl, Ehom they are trying to save from her father. The girl was recently arrested in an immoral resort in Chicago. She told the authorities of her grandmother l-~tlere and was sent to this city. In a short time, however her father located \ her and tried to take her away. The \ grandmother had the humane society X cause her arrest, fearing she would go to the bad. While the court was hold N ing her under twenty five dollar bond < for the society her father furnished ! the money and she was released. A second warrant was issued immediate ly, but the girl could not be found. The local depot and surrounding stations are now under surveillance, while off, cers are searching hotels about town for the girl.
 INSURANCE COMPANY DIVIDEND. psan Hartford, June 30.--Judge Robinson superior court to-day passed an order authorizing the receivers of the ECoftinental Life Insurance company to Npay dividend of 615 per cent. to poll icy holders on the value of their poli- ' cies and 2.85 per cent. to general credit ors.
 BONDS OF $1,oOo. Waterbury, June 30-At special meeting of the borough of Naugatuck, last night the warden and burgesses' were authorized to issue bonds of ] $1,00O each to the value of So0,o0o and bearing interest at rate not exceed B ing "A per cent. to pay off the current a floating indebtedness of the borough. WOMAN TRIES TO END HER LIFE. Rockville, June 30-Mrs. Susan Web- 5 ar, aged forty-five, attempted to com < init suicide this morning by cutting the ' nrteries of her wrist with a razor. She will probably die.
 TWISTED CASES.
 Winsted, June 30.--W. E. Jackson, ar arrested in Torrington for fraudulently
 ppropriating $1,5O0 belonging to the Singer Sewing Machine company, was sent to jail to-day in default of bonds.
 Carrie Butler, aged twenty-two, at tempted suicide last night by Jumping into Mad river. It is said to be case of unrequited owe.
 NOT HEARD FROM.
 Hartford, June 30.-Thomas Noonan of Windsor left home about six weeks aro and has not since been heard from. He is thirty-nine years of age, unmar- married. and has always resided in Windsor.
 ' " TWENTY PER CENT.
 Hartford. June 30.--Judge Robinson In the superior court to-day ordered Receiver w. W. Hyde to pay the cred itors of the Waring Electric company If Manchester 20 per cent. of it's claims, aa allowed. The sum of S3,100 was al- lowed as legal expenses.
 OUNCE TREES SUFFER.
 Waterbury, June 30.-There seems to he an epidemic among the quince trees in this section. The leaves die rapidly and the trees have sickly appear ance. Some of the trees are greatly afflicted with borers, but careful ln- spection shows that trees which are
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