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The N. D. sperry Mounted Guard.

The N. D. Sperry Mounted Guard, G. and A., meet this evening at Exchange building. There are now about forty members and any wishing to join should be on hand at o'clock sharp. The organization will will be completed and officers elected.
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declare that the Carbonates of soda and potash, though they may temporarily relieve heartburn and fatulency, injure the coats of the stomach Milk of Magnesia is an admirable substitute for these hurtful salts. Sold by druggists.
 o11 2fao1
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cherry and blue dressing robes and trim mings. We sell our French bronze kid en- broidered slippers at one dollar and ninety seven cents ($1.97).
 WALLACE B. FENN &y Go
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The Republicans

The Republicans of the several towns in the New Haven Probate district requested send the number of delegates to a Probate convention to be held at Tyers Hall on Thursday, Oct 14, 1ssO at II e. n1., the purpose of nominating candidate for Judge of Probate for said district.
 ELIAS T. MAIN,
 GEO. I. IVES, ] Committee HENRY L. MERW1N,b
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senntorial Convention,

The Republicans of the several towns comprising the Fourth Senatorial district requested to send the usual number of delegates to meet at Tylers Ha 1sS0 at II for the purpose of nominating can ddate for Senator for said district The towns are entitled to send eight delegates for each Represents tive.
 MARcUs E. BALDWIN.
 l.. 4. DIcKERafAN. Committee
 frSrTac
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Why suffer with Dyspepsia, or many ails caused by it, when D. R. V. G. is guaranteed by your own druggist to give satisfaction, or money refunded
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Tor StvIa

Ladies' box-toe opera cut Pompadour heels French kid button at $5.5 The boots we advertise at this price were sold last sea- son at six dollars and one-half.
 WALLACE B. FENN & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-11

The regular meeting of the Tenth ward Garfield and Arthur elnb will be held at Wiers Hall to-nor- TOW Tuesday) evening at 7:30. o'clock Business of importance will be considered and full attendance is desired. Per order.
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Rigelow ZouaHes.

HEADQUARTERS BIGELo " ZoUAvFsl
 NEW HAvEN, Oct H. Circular.
 The members of this command will meet at the company rooms this (donday) evening at 7:45.
 FRANK E. AUSTIN, Captain
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Wallace E. Fem & Go.

spare no pains and expense on the style and quality of their gentlemen's shoes. We carry a commanding stock of handmade goods and
 seldom have difficulty in fitting at once o6 St
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Gen. E. s, Greeley Contfnentals.

Members of this command are hereby ordered to assemble at their headquarters, Merwins Ha corner State and Bradley streets Monday evening Oct H. at o'clock sharp. BENJ. DRAINE, Pres.
 FRANK NoxEs, Secretary.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Company B, BfgeIoyE Battalion. The members of this company will meet for drill at the headquarters of Garfield club in Lnsley's HaIl Monday evening, Oct H. at o'clock sharp.
 Per order. TRUMAN O. JUDD, JR., D. L. CLINTON, First Sergeant Captain.
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Company c,
Staff Appointments.

All members of Company c, Tenth ward are re- quested to be present with uniforms Tuesday even ening, Oct. 12, at Wier's Hall.
 ". D. MHTTTLESEY. Cantain.
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The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands who were suffering from dyspepsia, debility, liver complaint boils, humors, femal com plaints, etc. Pamphlets free to any address Seth w. Fowle & Sons, Boston.
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Attention, Kelsey Guard l!

You are hereby ordered to meet at your headquar- ters, in Thonp6on's Hall, Monday evening" H. st o'clock full attendance is requested, business of importance is to be transacted.
 Per order. s. s. PARDEE.
 c. SCRANTON, Orderly Sergeant Captain.
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Attention. Comnanx,

Company A. Garfield Veterans, will meet at their headquarters Tuesday evening Oct 12 st 73O o'clock for business of importance. Every member is re- quested to be present.
 Per order. WILLIAM l.. G. PRICHARD,
 D. R. ADAMS, First Sergeant. Captain.
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Brain Nerve.
Our Roaton Correenoo5en,

Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility, &c, $1 at druggists 381 State st.
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Don't Die on the Premfses. Ask druggists for Rough on Rats" It clears out rats, mice, bedbugs, reaches. Only 15c. per box. 381 State st.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-11

West Haven Garfield and Arthur Club requested meet at headquarters of the club in Thompson Hall, on Monday evening, Oct. H. at ' o'clock sharp. full attendance is requested
 Per order ELAM HULL, President
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D. R. V. G. is guaranteed by all druggists to cure Dyspepsia or money refunded.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-11

Have Wistar's Ba1sam of Wild Cherry aI- ways at hand. It cures coughs, colds, bron- chitis, whooping cough, croup, influenza, consumption and all throat and lung com pIaints 50 cents and S1 Q bottle
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Nehemiah Bowden. U. s. N. L. A. Bell, 14th R. I. Robert E. Selsey, 14th R. I. Joseph Selsey, 54th Mass. Louis H. Short, 143d N. Y. Charles D. Potter 5th c. V. C. Hamilton, 9th Mass, G. H. Hotchkiss, 1st U. S. Arty. William Paterson, 2d c. V. Oliver S. Osborn, 1st c. H. A. William E. Scranton, 18th c. V. G. M Knollmeyer, 7th c. V. George W. Robinson. 29th c. V. Martin Dieter, 33d N. J. W. W. Deming, 1st c. H. A. Henry L. Whitaker, 18th c. V. John w. Weston, 29th c. V. William H. Pridham, 18th N. J. William r. Vogel, 2d N. Augustus Clay, 45th Pa. Charles Fowler, 2Sth N. J. William c. Manning. 20th c. V. George Smith, 29th c. V Louis Vogel, 9th O. V. w. s. Evarts, 7th c. V. E. D. Phelps, 7th c. V. Wallace E. Norton, 7th O. V. Charles Bement 52d Ind. George Gessner, 9th c. ". Robert Thorp, 1st 0. H. A. H s. Young, 18th Vt. Syra P Bennett, 1st C. H. A. Charles Doty, U. S. N. Edward James, 2d 0. IF. A. Daniel S. Cook, 20th c. V E. W. Browning, 1st c. H. A. James Gorham, 10th c. " Henry Camp, 27th O. V. F. J. Checkeni, 11th O. V. L. H. Checkeni, 17th U. s. l. J. C. Hill, Sth Mo- Henry Hill. 20th C. V. Harvey Allen, 2Oth c. V. George Allen, 18th O. V. Charles Allen, 10th 0. V.
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Union Veterans Union.

At a special meeting held Saturday evening the Union voted to attend in body the re- ception of General Grant at Hartford on Saturday, October 16th. Arrangements are to be made for special train, and the only expense will be 25 cents each to meet the cost of badges and a band for the excursion The details will be fully set forth at the ad- journed meeting to be held on Tuesday even ing at Exchange Hall. After several enthu- siastic speeches recruiting was commenced for two marching companies Go. B was filled and elected officers as follows: Charles J. Buckbee, captain T. Parsons Dickerman first lieutenant; George R. Bill, second lieu tenant. The non-commissioned officers are to be appointed by the company officers.
 Go. was recruited but, did not elect off cers.
 Lieutenant Colonel Lincoln having been elected general commanding, Major James H. Wilkins was elected lieutenant colonel. Cap tain David c. Munson was elected major Adjutant William H. Stowe having been ap- pointed district adjutant, Trad Fuller was elected adjutant
 Go. A filled the vacancy caused by the pro- motion of Captain Munson by electing Will liam L. G. Pritchard as captain.
 Forty-six new names were enrolled, making a total of 665. The new names are:
 More New Names.
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A Pastor Made Happy.

food and 8 medicine are combined in the most perfect manner in Malt Bitters.
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DAGS hCo " II The Celebrated ClaIrvOyant PLeysiciRI and Magnetic Healer, Business
 and Test Medium.

| The Celebrated Cla5rvOyant Physician | and Test Medium,
 | Is permanently located in >ew Haven, Conn. | Oiiice--SO. 37O Chapel Street, | VNT HERE he be consulted regularly every w month from the morning of the 10th until the 27th at noon. Office hours from 9 a. m. to 9 D. n
 pr. Fiske has twenty-nine years experience in the practice of medicine and made thousands of the most astonishing cures of ali chronic and Ioug- standing diseases whatever name or nature Those who afflicted with any disease pain should con suit Dr. Fiske at once, matter how long you have been out of health what diseases you are suffering l from, or how many doctors you have employed in little faith you have He will tel you at once the a ture of the disease and where it affects you the most describe the symptoms thereof and will furnish medicines prepared from the best of selected roots those who wish for their speedy and permanent cure at reasonable price, either by the week month. matters, and all the affairs of ife both social and financial including journeys, lawsuits gains, losses nmber snpa or business Lucky tion of the sick, $ Communications by letter upon business or health must contain g. age sex lock of hair and stamp Address Lock Box ,253, Norwich ct TAKE NOTICE.-Dr. Fiske will not visit Bridge- port Ansonia again this Patients wishing to consult the Doctor will find him at his ofice 276 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn., the days mentioned walk Ct TursdaV and Fra Get 9st , aoatn o NOT
 Use Dr. s. ". FISKE'S VALUABLE LINIMENT For eale by all Druggists.
 TESTIMONIAL FROM
 William M. Granniss, Fair Haven, Conn.
 This is to certify that for several years was act- ed with Disease of the Liver and Kidneys, and was troubled very much with Dyspepsia and a constant Pain in my Back and Affection of the Spine. was unfit for any hard labor. l treated by several physicians, but received any permanent bene-
 fit until applied to Dr. Fiske, and satisfied he is the only that ever understood my case. He amined me clairyoyantly and explained my diseases satisfactorily, and prepared medicines which reached the seat of my diseases at He also gave me sev eral magnetic treatments which entirely removed the pain in my back and spine. have been under his treatment only two months, and feel better than have before for two years, and I think I nearly cured would advise all who afflicted to consult the Doctor at once If he can do for you what he done for me, you will have to feel grateful Sincerely yours,
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Starin's New Haven Trsnsportation IIla
RATIONAL LINE 0E SIEAMSHlPSI

BETEEEN NE" YORK, LIV ERPOOI I.
 QUEENSTOWN AND LONDON DIRECT.
 5t Sailing weekly from Pier 39 North River xEAz Now York. Are among the largest steamships sion, S100 to $12O, outward Steerage, S26; Prepaid steerage Tickets, $28. "Being g lower than most other Lines Offices, 69 and 73 Broadway, New York. F. W. J. HURST, Manager.
 Agents at New Haven, BUNNELL x SCRANTON " FITZPATRICK, A. McALISTER, GEORGE M DOWNES.
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A BooN TO HoUsEKEEPEBs. Washing day and house cleaning time lose half their ter TOTS when the thrifty housekeeper uses James Pyle's Pearline.
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Fair Haven.

For other Local News see Second page.l
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Grand Parade Wednesday Evening.

Oeneral OrQer NO O.
 The several regiments of this brigade are hereby ordered to assemble for parade and flag raising on Wednesday evening, Oct. 13, at 730 o'clock The line will College street, right resting Chapel The line of march will be as follows: Chapel State Olive, William Bradley Lyon, OliVe Wooster, Hamil- ton. Chapel Wooster Place, Greene, Academy, Chapel to State and dismiss.
 By order of
 WILLIAM A. LINCOLN, Gen1 Commanding
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a Case i'm Point.

A writer In the Sunday Herald, commenting
upon the spirit OF obstruction that manifests
itself whenever any definite plan OF river i'm
proyement is broached says: why there
should be any greater dlfficUlty IN devslng
plan for the improvement OF the navigation or
The Potomac than was experienced more than
forty years ago for the improvement OF the
Hudson below Albany is q mystery 10 person d,
or ordinary common sense. Yet no CoOner Is uh =
Project broached than scores OF writer's rush
into print and predict all sorts OF calamlties
any plan but their own shall be adopted. Th
Hudson at Troy and Albany closely resemble
The Potomac at Georgetown and Washington
IT comes from the mountains OF New York n
the Potomac comes from the mountains OF Viz
ginfa. aid meets the tide at Troy as the PoTo-
mac meets it at Georgetown. The amount OF
fresh water flowing down annually Is about the
same In Doth rivers The rise and fall OF the.
tide Is also about the same In both rivers The
HCoson river improvement was begun about
the year 1880 by the general government, and
with intervals or suspension has been prose-
cuted ever since. The plan adopted by the
engineer department was 10 contract the nayl-
gable portion or the river by building dams
from island TO island from Troy TO Castieton. a
distance or about twelve miles For that space
these Islands extend, separated from each other
by from 300 TO 800 yards. BY cOnfining the fioW
or water TO a channel OF moderate width a
depth sufficient for the larger steamers on the
river has been obtained although the Improve
ment has not been conpleted-Jhe water which
formerly 1owed between the ISLANDS ana the
mainland on either side being now confined 10
one main channel"
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SOCIETY NOTES.

MI. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson. " ho are now
living In their exquisite new residence on Con-
necticut avenue, will entertain several OF the
justices OF the Supreme Court with their wives
at dinner On Wednesday evening. Next week
the remainder Of the court families will be sim
1arly entertained.--The card reception to ,
given on Thursday evening by Justice and
Mrs Bradley will be in honor OF their son and
his bride Senator Cameron's daughter. The
eighty second birthday anniversary or Mr.. Cor
cOran Will be celebrated this evening Oy A re-
IL which a few special guests have been in
vfted.-The Washington Literary Society W II
meet this evening a5 tue residence OF DR.. AMI
Mrs. BurnetJ.--Mrs- NJ. d. Lincoln gives R
reception tomorrow evening at her reSid me-
6l5 II street..
Ma or Burch'S daughter who was married \ =
venber 3Uth, 70 Mr.. Warner, OF Nashville viii e
on her way 10 The latter city witn her husOa i
was SO unfortunate as to lose al her bagg ~
by fire destroy Ing the car in wntcn il was. Al,
her trOu5Seau except her wedding dreSs) al ]
nearly all her presents, Were burned. The
railroad company VIII. no doubt, repay the
actual loss III money. II obliged to. but tt u
VIII not replace the gifts OF friends Mrs. War
ne uousSeau aud presents we're elegant a,
Mrll as costly.
Senator Beck who left here YESTERDAY for
ken,ucky. has rented the late Gen. Heinizei-
man 5 house. on l4th street. and Mrs. Beck ana
ther daughter. Mrs. Paymas'er Go01loa, ate
there. Mrs Beck has been seriously ildispnSet
MIR. Gha9. Page Bryan. member elect OF th-'
Colorado legislature. after paSsin, two ddyS
with his uncle and aunt, Judge ana Mrs. Wyiie.
lett Friday. tie Will soon return TO CoiOrai D 10
attend the session OF the legislature. His mother
and sister are expected mere next month
General ard Mrs. Van NlIet haG her sister. Mrs
Moore, and Dr.Moore. the husband OF the latter
and their daughter TO spend Chr SfmaS win
taem.-Mr. WeDb G. Hayes spent CnristIn IS
with his parents at the " Whtip House
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NIGNAUX WINS THE GREAT BILLIARD MATCH
The NignauX. S!osSon match closed Christmas
morning at l O'Clock. SlOsSon being beaten by
55 in the game OF 5000 points. This result was
OF the referee. which was claimed TO be unfair
10y the Americans. The referee first gave it In
favor Of SloSson. and then. scared at the
tumult which It raised among the French spec
tators reversed it. V1gnauxS victory was
hailed with frantic Joy By the French crowd
and he received a tremendous ovation both
within and outside Of the building. Large SUMS
have been won and lost on the match, and the
excitement over the result is intense Anon z
these present In the audience Friday night
were President Grevy and Minister NoyeS The
was extraordinarily close, only 46 points sepa-
rating the men on Thursday, and but 39
pO1Ots at the finish on Friday. A retura
match between SlosSon and Vtgnaux. for 10000
francs. is talked Of in Paris TO De played in Ne"
York. but Vignaux does not want TO cross The
Atlantic
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WALL STREET TO-DAY.

NEw YoKK. Dec 2I.-The Posts financial art
icle says: AT the Stock Exchange the prevail
Ing disposition on the part OF the spectators In
coblrol is 10 advance all dividend paying stocks
10 price which will yield the buyer about 5
per cent, The Calculation being that the present
holders If L. S. bonds which are TO mature next
year VIII take these stocks on per cent in
Gene rather than accept a or 81, per cent ln-
ct HE from the new bonds whicn the govern
mtnt Will issue. The opening prices at the
stock Exchange We're ll.alL above the
closing OF last Friday; there was an al
vance OF l4al94 led by Central Paciu:
then OF cline OF "a al : per cent. the latter W
other rise OF 14al =, aud this is In progress as
we write The strongest stocks have advanc. a
to the following figures Rock Island TO l4or5.
Burlington and Quincy TO 1881. Chicago and
Alton TO 159, Lake Shore To 1861, Mirat-,
central 10 1876. New York central 10 $50. Unt an
Pacific TO ll0zs, Central Pacific TO 81 aud 81
Paul and Omaha preferred TO a9l.. The other
notably strong stocks have sold as high aS the
follow Dg figures Erie. So. AGO.; Wabash
45'saSI7s: ST. Paul and Omaha. 49I5: Chesapeah =
and Ono. 25. 20. and 3Gl, respectively: Han
81. Paul 1l4L and Northwest 126'.. In eXcep-
tion 10 the general list Western Union Te!e
graz has been weak, having fallen to S1', from
81 tatly I'D the day. Railroad bonds are strong
at an advance or fla1L per cent The d.yi-
0enGs which will be paid by corporations out ot
the profits OF the last half year viii prob Ably
exceed In amount anything on record al
classes OF business having been very prodta-
be- Tie preparations for these payments Will
OF course. have a tendency TO make the loan
market active this week. rne ruling rate for
call loans to-day Is per cent Time money
Can DC had az d 10 per cent. Prime mercanftla
pepper IS 81 a6L per cent
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A FATAL WEDDING DAY.-It has been an opf u
secret for some time among their intimate ac-
quafntaDces that Mr.. Douglass Warwick, or
Richmond, and Miss Nellie Burwell OF Frank
lin county, were betrothed. and they were 10
have been married about the first OF this month.
Everything was In readiness on the evening
sent to the depot to meet the expected bride
groom. but instead Of the gentleman a message
came stating that sudden illness prevented
bis pl esence and asking that the wedding be
deft ned. Three times successfully 1t was
postponed for the same reason. But last We'd
nesday, v hen. for the third time. everything
bad oeen prepared for the nupuals, came the
that the young lady should have felt some
trepidat1on at the approach OF the Carriage
that had thrice failed to fulfill its mission and
the sad sequel proves that her Apprehension 8
were not groundlesS. Instead OF greeting heI
Iuure husband she received telegram coz
eying the shocking intelligence that ne wa
dead.-BG Lick iFa.) Ne,rs.
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kilograms to The Star.
THE GREAT SNOW STORM.
DOUBLE MURDER AND lYNCHING.
SAD CHRISTMASIN IRELAND
DERVlsCH PAsHA AssAsslNATED,
DEATH OF REV. DIR. CHAPLIN
THE CHRISTMAS SNOW SrOKu "


Its severity in Virginia..
PETERSBURG. Va, Dec. PA very heavy
SHOW storm, extending as far south as Weldon
aud as far west as Lynchburg, prevailed On
Saturday and yesterday. The flakes, which
Wee very large. covered the ground to tn-
depth of several inches. The snow fell briskly
here yesterday.
Nueh Damage Done in New Jersey.
LONG BRANCH. n. j., Dec. 2I.-One OF the Sc
VereSt SLOW storms that has visited this coast
for years SET in Oh Friday at II q. m. and con-
Ih'ltd Tor AZ hours, with scarcely any cessation
Ihe roads all about tie country are blockadai
and impossible. The snow fell To the deUth Of
20 inches and drlfted as high a5 10 feet The
bluf Is badly cut away, Carrying with # sum
mtr nous eS and costly bulhhca1s. 0lb'S Hotel
and the SnIf House had LheIr p0rIicoS bloxn
away by the velocity OF the wind. which also
demOlish he'd 20 feel or the roof Of the pier pivii
Ion. TIE damage 10 the cottages At Monmouth
Beacn Summer Colony exceeds Sl0,000 There
Is a wash out On the New jersey SlUtn Rail
road At the Highlands but it is believed that
travel Is only temporarily impeied.
Another Cold Saap Coming.
TORONTO, Dec 2i.-The meteorological de-
partment says: in the maritime Provinces a
heavy northeast gale Is blowing, accompanied
by snow: and elSeW here Ia canada the weather
Is generally unsettled. Ii Is Intensely coli in
The west and northwest. The temperature over
Manitoba is ~ degrees below zero Storm signs
are ordered up in the maritime Provinces A
severe storm is approaching the New Found
land coast
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WAS VICToRIo REALLY KuIED?-A telegram
from Dallas Tex, says: Lieut.. Neyill OF the
Texas Rangers, just in from the frontier, saws
be is positive the reported killing OF the Apache
Chiei, tictCrlo, by the forces or the Mexican
Gen. eres6s Is a canard. he SAYS that a num-
Der OF Victories band were killed in an effort 10
make them divulge his whereabouts and tie
MeAlcaIs were shown a mortally wounded
subordinate Chief, who In no way resembled
Nictorio, and They claimed TO have killed the
latter N ORDER TO secure the reward offered by
the Mexican government. Lieut. Neville saws
Fhtorio escaped, ard Is no doubt Organizing for
more border warfare, and is liable 10 be heard
from aIN time
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ILLEGAL NATURALIZATION IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
Atelegram from Boston. Dec. "a says: La the
case OF Robert Howard, OF Fall river, brought
before the United states Commissioner this
morning charged with perjury In taking out
naturalization papers wherein he swore falsely.
as alleged. TO the date o; bis arrival In this
country Gen Butler asked that Ho ward be
discharged. on the ground that The oath. b ing
attested by the Deputy clerk OF the court. 4s
Illegal, and that the whole system OF natursli-
zaiion in vogue In the United States court OF
this district for several years is Illegal As
Thousands have been naturallzed unner this
system, Gen. Buffers point is considered an
important one The Commissioner continued
the case. promising 10 consider the qaesrI1a
with much care.
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4 BLOODY TRAGEDY.
Man and Wife EsrHtally Murdered.
The Man who X ilIed Them &c = uped
lIx -

ALLENTOWN. PA, Dec. 21-Jacob GogeI and
his vile, Anna. an aged couple residing four
miles nom Bethlehem. Pa. were found dead in
Iheir bt this morning. Their heads were near
ly severed from their bodies, and bloody axe
was found In the apartment. The walls We're
splashed With blooo. and altogether the room
presented shocking sight. Joseph Snyder.
oe the murderer. He was caught by an fnfur-
ated mob soon after the discovery OF the crime
and was hanged TO the nearest tree. Go -el was
day labOrer. about 40 years OF age, and leaves
three Children. The motive for the double mu..
ger Is unkp0wn