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Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
TELAe4RAPHiO .IOTTaN Gp,

The danger from the heavy rain storms in California which threatened serious damage, seems now to be over, and good crops are ex- pected in the districts visited.
 The Bishop of Oxford will to-day perform the ceremony of marriage of the Princess Frederick of Hanover to the Baron Ram mingen in the private chapel of Windsor Cas- tic. distinguished company arrived at Windsor Castle last evening to be present at the cerenony
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

Aes& THE brick house No. s3 Asylum street; gas EIiI water, heated by furnace; all in frst-class or 12klA der; one minutes walk from Sylvan avenu horse For further particulars inquire prem ises or 148 De Witt street. ap22 3t-
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Michigan.
A Life Saving Crew Drowned.

A Life Saving Crew Drowned.
 DETROIT, April 23.-This morning 8 surf boat belonging to life station No. 2, Point au Banques, Lake Huron, Mich, filled at point about mile off Huron City while on her way to help schooner in distress All the crew were lost except Captain Keah. There were six of them, W. J. Sayre, Robert Morrison, Denis Nantura, Walter Petherbridge, Denis Dorgan and one other.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Georgia.
Blaine Secure the Delegation.

Elaine Secure the Delegation.
 ATLANTA, April 23.-The Republican con vention discussed the appointment of dele gates to Chicago all the morning. Following g committee reported the names of delegates to the Chicago convention. The delegation as reported is for Blaine first, Sherman next and only one Grant delegate. By the rule of the convention three-fourths of the delega- ton must be colored.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Apaches Shot While Escaping.

Apaches Shot While Escaping. WASHINGTON, April 23.-The following tel sgram was received at the War department today:
 CHICAGO, H., April 23. To General B. D. Townsend, Washington, D. O.: Colonel Hatch dispatches from White River, the 18th inst, that of forty warriors who es- capped in an attempt to disarm them, fourteen have been killed and the balance surrendered Major Morrow struck the hostiles in Dog Canon, killed three warriors and captured twenty five hoad of stock. Most of the Mes caleros have gone toward Guadsloupe noun tains. General Grierson has been instructed to pursue them. arrived here last night with Gatewood, Mansy and Indian scouts. l gave the scouts one days rest, as they made eighty-6ve miles in the last thirty-six hours I will start them out tonight to work up Victoria's trail and camp.
 (Signed,) F. H. SHERIDAN,
 Lieutenant General Commanding.
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Il, ,4o6 for the same period last year. The estimate for May Is about 50,000, against IS, 525 for May last year. The majority of the immigrants are farmers and have passage tickets to different parts in the West. The m majority are German and Irish.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24

SasA FIVE RO oMs corner Park and South streets HesN five rooms 24 Spring street !; five rooms, five saA minutes walk from the City Market; five roomE Lewis street, Fair Haven and rooms 20 Gill street Inquire of JACOB HELLER,
 ap22 Room Mo- Yale Natl Bank Building.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
A Suicides Terrible Leap.

RocHEsrEE, April 23.-A special to the Herald says:
 Joe Brown, hacknan, committed suicide Thursday night by jumping of the high bank between Clifton and the old suspension bridge. He fell on log below and was her- ribly mutilated He left his coat and vest on the bank and on top of the vest forty cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
THE NEW DOMINION.
Death of g sso,ooo Cow.

LONDON, Ont, April 23.-The world re- nowned short-horn COW, the First Duchess of Oneida, by the Tenth Duke of Thorndale, belonging to Lord Skelmersdals, is dead. She died of congestion of the liver. She was bought by Lord Skelmersdale in 1873 for $30,- O00
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
For Sale or Exchange,

For SaE0 or EACaIdngt, sSsA GOOD HOUSE, central location, well rent 9I ed clear of encumbrance. Will sell low for cash & or will exchange for farm or nice residence m this city, and pay the difference in cash. This IS an opportiInity to turn good residence or farm into cash and paying property. For further Inf9TmAton' call address GEO A. 1SbhIL1
 Office Todd's Block, cor, state and Elm Streets
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
TO RENT,

"A THE STORE No. 61 Church street, opposite Eii:l the postof1ce two small rents Whalley .EllAnue; second floor No. 51 Asylum street; whole house on Henry street, all modern improvements whole house No. 241 Grown street whole house No. 54 Whaley avenue all modern i'm provements, s4OO whole house Clinton avenue second floor No. 29 Auburn street; whole house Water street whole house corner Union and Fair streets S21 per month whole house Cedar Hill avenue; three small rents Cedar Hill. Apply to A. M. HOLMES,
 ap17 60 Church Street. Room 8,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.
Kaarnax Get. Another Chanc

KeafneY Gets AhOther ChAnces
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.-In the Ksarney case the Supreme Court to-day declined to hear arguments, but granted Ksarney writ of habeas corpus returnable before the Supe- rior Court of San Francisco.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24

For Rent.--Brass and Iron Castings. Repairing Lawn MOwers.---WoOd
 and Goal.
 .&SsEa FOR RENT.-One floor, with without pow &kg CT, for manufacturing purposes. Repairing J&2A and sharpening Lawn Mowers; the same called for and delivered. Brass and Iron Castings at the lowest prices, and made at short notice. Wood and Coal at the lowest prices. Or ders received at the office, 203 Grand Street
 jeI6 If THE OBRIEN MFG. co.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24

AsaA THE BARBER SHOP over e6 Church street #fH The best located place in the city: Establ1she
 aa- since 1868. Rent very reasonable to good pay sn9I If 96 Church Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
FOR, SALE,

ASsA IN WEST HAVEN, the House, Barn (new), a with plenty of stable room, large and complete -E&l hennery, known the Ross place. Also with the house, lot Of acres of land, near by. Terms easy, For further particulars, inquire of
 ". H, TALLMADGE,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Oregon for Blaine.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.-A dispatch from Portland says the Oregon Republican conven- tion declared for Blaine unanimously
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Yeal Gstat4.
TO RENT.
T0 RENT
FOR. RENT.

Sas The House No. Clark street, suitable for two @aiN families; rooms and sink room upstairs anc .E4zA garret; downstairs rooms and sink room city water and good well and cellars Inquire on
 ap72 4tz THE PREMISES.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Two Thousand Jzen Slaughtered-Ter- rifle Fight of the British with the Wild Men of Afghanistan.

rifle Fight of lhe British with the
 Wild Men of AFghanistan.
 LONDON, April 23.-A dispatch from Cabul to the Viceroy at Calcutta reports that while considerable force of British troops under the command of Gen. Stewart were marching on Ghaznai they suddenly encountered body of about 15 GOO tribesmen and 1000 swordsmen, the latter belonging to the community of Hgious fanatics so common in the central and southern parts of Afghanistan. The English were totally surprised, having 10 information of so large body of the enemy in that neigh borhood. A battle ensued, the fanatical swordsmen rushing upon the British with great impetuosity and without apparent re- gard for their own lives. At first Gen. Stew arts command was completely outfRnked and fears were entertained of the repetition in Af- ghanistan of the Isandula catastrophe in Zu luland, but after an hours hard fighting mod ern military science began to tell and the Af- ghans were finally defeated and dispersed, leaving 1000 of their number dead upon the field The British loss is reported at IF killed and 115 wounded. It is believed that Gen. Stewart will meet with no more serious oppo- sition before reaching Ghaznai, where he is expected to arrive in 8 day or two.
 Further intelligence by way of Cabul from the scene of the late engagement places the Afghan loss in killed and wounded at 2, ,OoO. General Stewart has now reached and occu- pied Ghaznai.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Youne KnlIoct, Murders De Yaun.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.-Charles De Young, proprietor of the Chronicle, was shot to- day by young Kalloch. He died with out speaking
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24

aeAA A HOUSE in the southern part of the city S3ssS can be bought for $i ,50o; sman sum down Es2A- Also fine place in Branford Of i've acres, n good condition fruit, &c.,, depot and shore hou ses TO RENT-A fine Store on State street in ''Mer
 R. T. MERWIN, Builder,
 epe9 at Ed Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24

TO RENTs
 kH4 A FINE place in Fair Haven East, new house E'I and barn large garden low to good party. k8A In central location, part of house, separate entrance and number, 5 or rooms, gas and water very low to the right party small family only de- srable. Also houses in Orchard street, to $O per month; house and barn for $9 per month the store AZ Church street house and barn in Clinton avenue. For Sale Chapel street Business property, two Farms two Building Lnts $1O per foot; new house and barn ln Fair Haven Esst very low; house and barn in this city for $9OO. HENRY G. NEWTON, Room p Whites Building 69 Church street. ap20
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
THE FIRE RECORD.

Am Entire Family Burned.
 NORFOLK, Va., April 23.-Tidings of the terrible work of the fires that ragged in the swamp region of North Carolina last week have reached here. Life and property were destroyed and houses and woods were devas- tated. Zaohariah Owens, of Tyrell county, was engaged in getting shingles from the swamps on Alligator river, and lived there in a house surrounded by woods. Saturday he left home on business, but he had not gone far before he saw the flames approaching so rapidly as to imperil his house and family, and he hastened back to save them. He hur- ried his wife and three little children away, hoping to reach the main road beyond dan ger, but they were overtaken by the flames in the swamp, midway between home and place of safety, and the entire family were burned to death. Their bodies were found after search next day by neiehbors the mother clasplng her infant in her arms, the father and the other two children lying near. The heavy rains on Tuesday brought the fires un- der control.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24

AAEA PART Of 8 House, 8 rooms with modern ini ElH provements, cor. Clark and Pleasant street @&M Inquire on the premises, or at
 ap23 3tE 3S CLARK STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
9GaI Gstaia.
SGores and TenemenGs
 FOR RENT.

EOE 1NLHAs sssA STORE No. 79 Congress avenue, corner of kS8M Oak Groceries, Meat and Provisions. Est2b- ESsa aIshed 32 years. All cash trade. Store and Tenement No. 69 Congress avenue, now for last Is years occupied by A. Lebrun, business. Store Mo- 67 empty and is ready for occupancy. It is well adapted for almost any kind of business Gas, water, counters and shelves, all in complete order.
 Rents low to good paying tenants. Also a number of good and convenient Tenements, ranging from $5 to Sl5 per month. Apply to
 B. Healy & C0.. Cor. Oak St. and Congress Ave-, rna1o HEALY's BLOCK.
 Office for Kent. $ssA THE FINE, large front room No. PTS Chapel H4i street, directly Mallett's hardware store, 4A suitable for banking, insurance, real estate or law office. Apply to VIM. K. TOWNSEND, na29 If 23 Whites Building.
 FOR RENT. eesA THE large, spacious room No. F, 270 Chapel E@H street; high ceilings and roof lights; designed EzA and occupied by a portrait painter for many years will be placed in fine order for permanent tenant Also, convenient, well-lighted double office mhs If JOHN NORMAN, Room Il.
 FOR SALE. ,ssSA NEW AND CONTIGUOUS HOUSE ES5H Sherman avenue, handsomely fitted with mod EE4-e conveniences and most pleasantly located. THIS OFFICE.
 FOR RENT. sstfA PART of Store IA State street. Inquire at EB3J THE STORE.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
FOR SALE.
HI, P. HOADLEY.
 No. 1 HOSdley Building, ana If OnDOsit0 POStOffiC9
EOR RENT.

ks=ss Three Brick Houses Whalley avenue, be- 'kssG tween Winthrop avenue and Norton street Eae-These houses contain all modern improvements and have dining room and kitchen on the first floor. For terms apply to -
 BROCKETT & FUTILE, ap1Otf No. 9l Goffe Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24

IT OLN IOI11N A ss4SA PART of Store 144 State street. Inquire at Eg3J THE STORE.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24

Nssh genteel Residence, nearly new, with goo k&M Barn. large yard, and an abundance of fruii EA Rent low to 8 good tenant. Also House wit six rooms. Also four five chambers in new house good neighborhood. Apply to
 JEFFERSON J. YOUNG, Westville. ap22 6t+ Or FRIEND O. FORD, Seymour, Ct
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24

,Askh A GOOD location for Factory. The lot ot A land situated the east side of East street, ne1l & south of the Rubber Co.'s brick storehouse near Grand street. 25x124 feet and bounded the rear by the railroad. This property must be sold within 3O
 sos Chapel street, Room 8 Mitchell's Building.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Destructive Forest Fires.

JERSEY C1rY, N. J., April 23.-Another forest fire, caused by sparks from looomo- tive, is sweeping over the country near Lake wood, N. J., and also in the vicinity of Whites Bridge, and has burnt over 1000 acres of valuable oak woods. Two miles from the town it has destroyed house and barn. Scarcely anything in the path of the flames is being saved.
 NEW YORK, April 23.-A terrible forest fire swept nearly the whole north portion Of the town of Brook Haven, L. I last Wednesday, burning thousands of acres. The loss is esti- mated at $3O,O0O. Families deserted their homes in fear
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. GhADSTONR'S TRIUMPH. Summoned to Form a New
 Ministry. And Appointed Prime Minister. Great EEss & naODg
 His Followers. TWO THOUSAND AFGHANS SLAIN. A Desperate Onslaught on
 the British.
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

The Queens Surrender Gladstone
 Summoned IO Windsor i Concerning the Interview.
 LONDON, April 23.-Mr. Gladstone has been summoned to Windsor by the Queen and left London this afternoon by the express train, accompanied by his wife and daughter, whom the Queen also was graciously pleased to con- mand to visit her. Dispatches from the prin-- cipal points along the route speak of the en- thusiasm with which his journey was attend ed on the part of the people who gathered at the stations and cheered him as the train sped rapidly past. No intelligence of the result of Glsdstone's interview with the Queen has yet arrived, but it is distinctly understood that the ministerial crisis is about at an end by the acceptance by. Gladstone of Her Majesty's con- mand to undertake the formation Of the Gov ernment. At the Reform Club it is freely stated that Lord Harrington and Earl Gran ville united in representing to the Queen in the most positive manner the utter impossi- bility of forming Government of which Gladstone should not be the head. The offer of the Queen to elevate kIr. Gladstone to a peerage they said would not be received by himself nor by the party san adequate recog- nition of his work in the late canvass, nor would it be possible in their opinion to form an administration of which he should not be the controlling spirit. According to the gossips of the club Her Majesty held out to the last moment, and it was not until Lord Harrington conveyed to her this morning 8 positive assurance that her method of sur mounting the difficulty was impracticable that she yielded. Having yielded, however, Her Majesty appeared determined to make her submission in the most gracious manner pos sible, and for this reason instructed Lord Harrington while conveying her summons to Gladstone to inform him that the Queen de- sired his wife and daughter to accompany him to Windsor. The exultation of the radi- cal wing of the Liberal party now knows scarcely any bounds. They believe that they have not only won 8 great popular victory, but succeeded in compelling the Queen to surrender to their demands. In the clubs tonight various lists of members of the new government are handed around. All these, however, are purely conjecture, and 1t is probable that the names sent in these dis patches last night will be found as near the mark ss any that have been suggested.
 Later-GladstOne Appointed Premier.
 LONDON, April 24.-Mr. Gladstone on re- ceiving his appointment to the Premiership and Chancellor of the Exchequer kissed the hand of the Queen, and after short con ference departed for London, where g large crowd met him at the railway station and enthusiastically cheered him. Earl Granville will probably be appointed Foreign Secretary.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
FOR. RENT.

TO bENTo &H&A PLEASANTLY arranged tenement of five lN rooms on first floor, with modern conven1ences. Apply at ap24 If P DAVENPORT AVENUE.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Forty-Sixth Congress.
WASHINGTON. April as.


 SENATE.-Unfnished business came up, bsing the Kellogg -Spoford resolutions reported from the Committee on Elections and Privileges. Mr. Bailey, of Tennessee addressed the Senate the resolutions He went into history of the election Of the Kellogg Legislature and charged that corrupt means were used to influence it. He denied thst the rule Of res GdjudfcdtG applied to this That belonged only to courts. The question to be decided by the Senate is whether the Senator elected by Legis ature recognized by the State. What has the State decided and how has the sate decided important questions. He then reviewed the history of the two governments in Louisiana and their claims to rscogn ton as lawfully elected bodies Louisiana has decided that the Nichols Legslsture the only true one The State having decided this, we must be content. He then recounted the facts in connection with the of 1876 and expressed the hope that the Senators would examine these facts with care.
 MT. Kellogg rose to correct into which the Senator had fallen to matter of fact that the Nch ols Legislature had not at any time quorum of mem Ders in the lover house elected regular returns by the showing of the party for the session of sixty days.
 The bill to authorize 6 retired list of non-commis- stoned officers of the United States army who have served therein continuously and honoraby for thirty years was taken up. Discussion ensued and without action on the bill. pending motion to adjourn, MT. Oockrell asked that the House resolution granting tents for the benefit of the sufferers the nado in Missouri be taken up Agreed to and the olution was adopted.
 The Senate at 435 went into executive and 6:OS adjourned until Monday.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24

HoUsE.-Tha House went into Committee Of the Whole on the Special Deficiency bill. The committee recommended non-concurrenee in the amendment of the Senate appropratng $2s6 to continue te struction Of the State and War department build ing. Aft>r discussion the amendment was non-con- cured in. Other amendments then disposed of, and those in which there is non-concurrence be ferred to 8 committee of conference.
 The committee then and it's action was reported to the House and concurred in.
 MT. Waddell, of Missouri offered joint resolution authorizing the ssue of tents the sufferers by the late tornado in Missouri, and 1t was passed unani- mously.
 The Speaker announced the following as a commit tee to investigate alleged corruption in reference to the contested election of Donnely and Wash burne: Messrs Carlisle of Kentucky, Bicknen Of diana, Reagan of Texas. Lounsbury of New York, ONeill of Pennsylvania, Updegraf of Iowa and But terworth of Ohio.
 The House at 4:22 took until 7:SO.
 The evening session devoted entirely to the consideration of District of Columbia business.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Tn Ranf i'm WastviIle.

1sssA A HOUSE pleasantly located on KensingtoI NHH street, near Chapel street. Price $15 per month Az4 Also Rooms suitable for small family on How' street. Inquire at
 ap22 If 75 HOWE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
FOr RaIe Or Renf
FOR SALE.

 AkHA FOR THE SEASON, 8 House containing tel RSiiI rooms, with fine view and near horse cars -Ei2sAt the city. Call on JOSEPH SHELDON, an22tf r Exchange Building.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
nTN DRNT

TO RENT, s*sa The store No. 1o9 Court street, next east Of sssa HENRY TROWBRIDGE, ap3 cod tf fS LohS MnaI1.
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m REET

IO 1SENIs sszxa THE HOUSE Mo- z2 YorK Square is for rent. SNE Inquire at MAINE'S DINING ROOMS, 11f1S aD1A lot 37 Church Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24

sssea A GOOD STORE, ITS Elm street. RentloW. EM Second story, 426 Chapel street, 4 rooms; rent E&A SIS per month. ~ First story on Chapel street, rooms. Rent reason- able.
 First story 29 Daegett street, rooms.
 Second story % Daggett street, rooms.
 For nsrticuIars can on B. L. LAMBERT, ap22F F3t4 $40 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
For Sale or Rent.

H OIG IO1LNA9 &ae& THE modern finished house No. 28 Trumbull lzz4N street. Rent $400. Neghborhood first rate ERA Apply to WALTER OSBORN, ap24 If I2 Whifa'a Buildinr
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-24
Trinity Church

FENHE Pews in this church will be rented this year
 different plan from that heretofore pursued. Present holders of whole Pews retain them at the new valuation if they comply with the requirements contained in tho Circular sent them by the Committee who will be in attendance at the church Monday, April 26th, from 10 to l2 m and from to 10 in the evening" to rent such pews shall have been posed of under the new arrangement.
 g. .24&26 PER ORDER
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-15
TIL N EWS.
WASHINGTON.

Wells, Fargo Il Co., who have been
carrying on an extensive postel system of
their own, in the far West for many years. are
to be compelled to retire from business, now
that the federal service has been established,
if the government can bring it about. 1t is
said that the enterprise has been very profit.
able to the express men, and that they will
not relinquish it without a struggle.
Senator Herman resurrected the "north-
ern creditors bill" drawn in 1871 by the late
MIR. Pratt, of Indiana, and introduced it in
the senate on the Sth. II rectes the seizure
by Ben Butler, at New Orleans, of money due
by private parties at the south to northern
merchants, and authorizes the latter to pre-
sent their cases to the court of claims for ad-
justment without delay.
Maj. W. H. Sweet, an Ohio man, and
once on Mr. Hayes staff, lately a clerk in
the comptrollcr's office in the treasury de-
partnient, has been dismissed for swearing to
false accounts Of his travelling expenses while
on official business.
The board of Indian commissioners met
on Thursday. President A. @, Bristow, W. H.
Lyon, L. M. Kingsley, Charles Tuttle, c. B.
Fisk, A. II. Smiley, and William Stickney, of
board of secretaries, and several religious So
cieties were present.
The board Of Indian commissioners sent
communication to the president, recently,
recommending that the old system of allowing
the missionaries TO select Indian agents be
adopted.
The senate confirmed the following NOM
nations on Thursday: POstmasters-Kansas
c. NJ. Simpson, lola; Colorado, IL. I. O'Far-
rell ElmOre; A. l.. GipsOn, Greeley,