l 5r: ~ ‘4' ,f . 6.125. WASKINGTOR", October umfls oficially announced by the Census an,mday,thepopnhfion of the’stne 0! Mat. in raw. isgdasgacomgaredwithapopohtion in manor} . fl. , "minereuefiuoeflgoofiéamyfirziqpqcem. ‘ is stink ' nteofincmsethsnthatofthedecideiroualflom when is m 19.8 per cent. Connecticut had imiygo a popula— tionofmgfianddidm incrense rapidi- in [reputation until the £61waer laptolfism when it showed» increase of 19.6me whiehmiofiowedin the succeeding ten years from 1mm 1330. by an increase of 24 rccnt. The'tomhudsurhce of Connecticut is approximatety. 5 square sites. the average numberoipermmflxesqmre mile at thecensas of the and now being“ foibws: 1890. :54: 1990. 187.4... The'popuhiiou of the state by counties follows. the first col; am of figures showing the enumeration for 1900, and the sectmd coi- am for ' ' 184.203 150$! £95415 “7.389 63% , sssos 4“ 39525‘ New Haven. ‘ 369463: 209.058 )iew Loudm. 8e.758 76.634 Tolhnd. 24., 3 2531 “indium. ‘ ‘* 46;! 43:58 There has been no territorial change in the counties. of Con— necticut since 1890. » The population 0! South Norwalk is and Norwalk. 6.125. Danbury. city. has 16.53; inhabitants; tamfw‘d. city. 15.997; New (Tamil. Waugh. 1.340: Bethcl, borough. 2.561.. “mm Dead From a Tree. , WORCESTER. Mass“ October n—Hangin from a tree. in plain View of panel's-by. on Grafton street. was aund. eariy this morning. the body of Joseph Greenfio vears 01d. 3 French Canadian blacksmith. mm; was stiff when found. and an: staining was cached from the rain. which fail in torrents last night. Green it his home. last night at 6 :30 o’clock. and went to the premisesof 0. B. Underwood. ' e climbed to theridge pole of _a chickenm tied one end of a rope to a limb of a tree overhead. put the other around his neck. and then aliowed his feet to slip down the steep. pitch of the roof. He had been dead for several hours when found. Green had been comidered insane. and was to have been sent to an asylum in the near inture. He'leaves two sons and two daughters. Healing of [famous Bank Burglar. PMTT‘SBURG. R. Y.. October n~The hearing of flax Shoenbein, the famous bank bu lar. was continued before County judge Sheddon, this morn‘ . t :0 o‘clock, it mortified to ad- 3ourn the hearing until W aesday, October 17. fihmnbein’s hw- yers hope by that time to secure witnesses from New York and other places to testify that the prisoner is not the mam who escaped from state prison. at Concord. N. H.. in 18,335. ' Shot HIS Sweetlmrt; Ruled. Hm. BANGOR. Mm. October I r—joseph “’ilson. an emisloyeeaf the Eastern Manufacturi Company's mills. in South . Brewer, shot Annie “’ilson there. 1 is foreman. and then kiiled .himseii. Kiss “’ilson was wounded three times. sod is in am confifiao, al- ._ - t it is thought she may recover. ' ' : ' iim was twenty-one years of age. and'the girl is sixteen. A tore afiair is said to have led to the tragedy. BOSTON. October n—The Dominion 5% Line steam- ship. Prince Arthur. which came to her dock at. wrfl from JOBS! no. as: and! in“ warmth. N. 5.. this foreman. hm . ‘ , .“d m survivors of the crew of the St. John ‘1 fl Which, whom *‘ , rescued from their ca ‘zed vessel by “imam Prince Arden. _ . early this morning. adiey Edgar. anathema. steward’oi , the sebum“ ms lost. . , L Killed ha 3 NW Fm c ”E390“ “fit’fifiim n? db o: radroa 1°? ks ' oyne, 65mm. t is ewas our: y e ' trac / at 9 o‘clock. this ramming. near the tin bridge between Fairfield‘gnd ' B Themanhad evidentiy been struck by .3 night a: Hehadbeeninthiscwatry butfour wee-la, havingmu‘em his home with a minohw. ' , ‘ www.mu—m _¢~m
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