Connecticut western news., 1901-09-26
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
InppenIpgs of the Wide wori'
 Briefly and Tersely Told.

IappenIugs of the Wide World
 Briefly and Ter.ely Told.
 President Roosevelt has moved into the White House.
 The Nebraska Insane asylum at Nor ok was burned. Three lives were lost. Troops were called for to suppress iotous coal mine strikers at Madison sille. Ky.
 Three Boston and Albany railway employees were killed In collision lear Warren, Mass.
 The office of the Holmesburg, Tacony and Frankford railway in Philadelphia was robbed of S1 1,200.
 United States treasury receipts for -he first time in two years were exceed ed by the disbursements.
 George Foster Peabody and William J. Palmer have given S50,0O0 to former employees in Utah coal mines.
 Walter ]. Travis again won the anna teur golf championship, defeating Wal ter E. Egan at Atlantic City, N. J.
 United States Judge Estee. at Homo lulu, holds that the constitution was extended to Hawaii by Newland's res olution.
 Indications point to the early ratifics- ton of a new HayPauncefote treaty covering the construction of an inter oceanic canal.
 Cresceus defeated The Abbot in slow time in race for a purse of S20,000 at Readville park, near Boston. Both trot- ters were in poor form.
 A special issue of stamps commenda- tory of the life of the late President Mckinley Is under contemplation at the postoffice department.
 w. R. Adams, wheelsman on the Brooklyn at Santiago, was reported at Duluth to have caused the famous loop by error in steering.
 Owing to the death of President Mo Kinley the first of the international yacht races for the America's cup has been postponed from Sept. 21 to Sept. ] 2S.
 Comptroller Dawes has approved a plan for the reorganization of the Sev- enth National bank of New York city. | It will now be known as the Century | National.
 The nine alleged anarchists who have been under arrest in Chicago since the assassination of President Mckinley were liberated, Judge Chet- lain so ordering after the prosecution had admitted that there was no legal evidence against them. | On account of the presidents death New York state day at the Pan-Amer- ican exposition has been postponed to Wednesday, Oct. 9. On this date Gov ernor Odell and stan will be present and the original programme. elaborat- ed in many respects, will be carried out
 A switch not properly set brought a passenger express and heavy freight train together with the resultant deaths of six passengers on the express train and injuries to twenty-five others or the main line of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad at Avon Mass.
 Since Aguinaldo left General MacAr. thurs house for his present place of confinement he has never left the prem ises. although he is at liberty to do SC if accompanied by an officer. The req son assigned Is that he fears assassina ton at the hands of the partisans of the late General Luna.
 Twenty-Five thousand steel striker, have gone back to work. The workers in the tin plate mills. having failed tt receive satisfactory information iron President Shaffer regarding the terms under which the strike has been called of, will leave the Amalgamated asso citation and will appeal directly to thu American Tin Plate company.
 President Roosevelt's first official act in the White House was the appoint ment of Lieutenant Colonel James NJ Bell as a brlgadier general in the army This appointment was one of those de cided upon by President Mckinley, bu the commission was not signed before his death. Colonel Bell was promoted twice during the civil war for msritori ous conduct, once in the Indian cam paign of Montana and has recently dis tinguished himself in the Philippines