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Stabbing Affray.

On Wednesday night about 12 o'clock Fred erick Jerald and "Con" Coleman got into 8 dispute in Frank Harrison's saloon on Temple street, Hartford. Each called the other names, and finally they went into the street to settle the dispute. In the fight Cole man got Jerald down, when the latter drew a knife and stabbed his antagonist several times, inhicting a number of severe wounds. Cole man was cut twice on the chin, twice on the back and three times on the left side near the ribs. His wounds, though ugly ones, were not of dangerous nature.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
Probable Solution Of the Mysteriou
 Drowning Case.

DrOVVm1nB CABOs
 Postmaster Bent, of Middletown, received letter yesterday morning from A. H. White, commission merchant, 21 South street, New York, in regard to the drowning at Brock ways Landing Monday night The letter said that from the description given the man was probably Samuel Cottrell, formerly of Cork, Ireland He left New York Saturday last to visit some cousins named Cotrell, iv- ing near Middletown, and intended to return by next boat, but has not reached there. He was about 40 or 45 years old. The agent of the boat at Middletown thinks the man he saw answers the description.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
VennOrfam.

The predictions of Vennor for the rest of August are 19 and 2O-heat and storms 21-sultry and showery 22-sultry and windy; 23 and 24-head and wind 25 and 26-heavy storms on the lakes, on the St. Lawrence and around New York 27-29- cooler weather, with rains and frost in the northern sections 30 and 31-fair and pleasant weather, with cool evenings and nights, with indications of returning heat.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
Information Wanted.

The persons who were at Redcliffe's about 11:30 Thursday night, Aug. 4th, two ladies an6 one or two gentlemen, or the couple sitting al side table, the lady wearing red handkerchiei or scarf around her shoulders, will confer s favor if they will give their names and where they can be seen. Address Box 54, New Ha- ven Postofice au1S 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19

Dr. Fiske, clairvoyant physician, will not visit New Haven again at his office, No. 270 Chapel street, until Sept. 10th. He will then remain until Sept. 26th, where he invites his many patients and friends to give him call. Patients can have his medicines sent to them by addressing to Norwich, Conn, Lock Box
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
A WiIlimantic Man KilIe
 RII6slInfoxu,,

About o'clock yesterday afternoon a man named Peter Reilly, from Willimantic, was killed by John Leary in Charles Bradley's yard, at the Creek. Leary followed Reilly from Bradley's saloon into the yard adjoin- ing. and without any cause knocked him down and brutally kicked him, breaking bis neck. The police were notified and Chief Fielding started in pursuit. It was only af- ter hard work that Leary was captured Leary is now in the lookup. A jury has been mpannelled.-HG7ttord Tunes.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
THE WEATHER RECORD.

Indications.
 WAR DEPARTMENT. OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHINGTON, D. O., August 19-1 A. IT. For New England, clearing weather, preceded by light rain coast east winds stationary or higher temperature, lower pressure For the Middle States, partly cloudy weather with light rain, winds, mostly northeast, stationary or higher temperature, lower pressure.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19

A correspondent writes from way down East, in Lubec, Me, to Dr. David Kennedy, Rondoub N. Y.: q called on you about six weeks ago, sick with bilious disease. l bought bottle of 'Favorite Remedy and it cured me. What I want is some more of your medicine. My daughter is going to try it." Sensible man. He will not regret it ; and when his daughter has tried it she will be satisfied too. 'Favorite remedy" is just the thing for the ills that affiict womankind.
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AHandsome Marine Picture.

We have received from Messrs. Zunder & Co.,, the agents for New Haven of the cele- brated North German Lloyd Steamship com pany a copy of their fine steamship the ''Elbe." She is represented under full steam and sail, even to her royal. Messrs. Oel- rich & Go. are the New York agents, and the company is doing a large business between the United States and Europe.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
"-zA "n-A@

Miss Amelia R. Smith, the popular organ ist of the Congregational church, is absent on a short vacation visiting friends in Moodus and Wallingford. Her sister Mary joins her to-day.
 Miss Minnie I. Pardee is visiting her uncle, George Pardee, at Watertown.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
Police Notes.

George Peleton, an Italian, was found yes terday wearing coat which had been stolen from Mir. Doolittle on Congress avenue. He said he bought the coat from John Quinn, and Quinn and PeIeton were both arrested and locked up.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
A Kernel of Corn Kills.

few days ago five year old girl of Bridgeport, who was recovering from 8 throat trouble, was taken with convulsions and died very suddenly. The cause of death being so mysterious, post -mortem exami- nation was held, which revealed the fact that kernel of green corn had lodged in the throat just below the larynx. It was plain to the doctors that the kernel had caused death by producing irritation and spasm of the glottis, resulting in suffocation
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VOL. XLx.
0ournnl a1rD Ool1rter.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Friday Morning. August 19. 1881.
NEW ADVERTK8EMENTs TO-DAY r

NEW ADVERTXSEMENT TO-DA 7. Closing Out Sale-At Franks. Favorite Renedy-Dr, Kennedy. For Sale-Bicycle-"A. B. B." For Sale-Houses-R. E. Baldwin. For SAle-Farms-E. T. Trowbridge Fresh Salmon-Judson BroB. Humpty Dumpty-Carlrs Opera House. Kerosene Stoves-A. W. Minor. M Brace-25 Cents Up. Notice to Contractors-Chas s. Fowler. Notice-Dr. Fisks.
 Probate Notice-Michael Bronson. Perry Davis Pain Killer-At Druggtsts. Soft SAAll Crabs-Tuttle & Hull. Wauted-Letterer-Yale Lock Manufacturing Co.
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She is Going to Try It.

Most Welcome Addition to the choice things of the larder is Hub Punch. a17 3teod
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
The Court Record.

City COurt-CriminaI Side-Judge Stud
 ley.
 Hamlet E. Forrest, embezzlement contin- ued to Aug. 19; Michael O. Doherty, breach of peace and keeping disorderly house Ctwo cases), continued to Aug. 19; William J. Robinson, trespass, continued to Aug 9 John Barrett, theft of overcoat, nolle; Will liam Jepson, breach of peace nolle; Patrick Delaney, breach of peace, continued to Aug. 19
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
Decline of Man.

Impotence of mind, limb, or vital function, nervous weaknesses, sexual debility, &c., cured by ''Wells' Health Renewer," $1, at drug Ssts'. Agency 289 State st.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
HOME AGAIN.

After temporary removal in consequence of fire, have returned to my old store. s6 Center has been reftted and refurnished. have also added new stock of fine goods which shall be pleased to furnish my customers.
 jy3O stf A. THILL.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19

We learn that the jury have yet some testi-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19

I asked him ifHhe had it. He said yes. l said, Will you show it to me? He went to the rear of the tent and produced the para sol, which opened and examined four or five minutes. I told him I wished that he would retain the parasol until some proper party called for it.
 Bollman-By the way, were you interested in the case-employed by the Malleys2 A. No, sir.
 Hayes-Brady said he would retain it. Up town Tuesday morning I met Detective Brewer. I told him the parasol story. said probably they might find some clue by it. On Wednesday went on the car and met 8 gentleman connected with the New York Sun, and Mr. Brewer. Brewer asked me who that stout man with me was. said it was the SoGn reporter.
 BolIman-This was on Wednesday?
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-03-25
ADMINIsTRATOR's SALE.

Notice la hereby given that in pursuance of an Or
der Of the PIobae Court Of the county OF Deer Lodge
Montana Territory, made OF this 3D. day OF March
ID. 1881, In the matter of the estate of Hugh ID, Nc
Ceeiy. deceased, the undersigned the administrators
of said estate win sell public auction,to the highest
bidder for cash. currency OF the United stater and
subject to confirmation by said Probate Courtunsst
urday. the Both day OF March A. ID, 1874, nc O'Clock
p. m. Mt the front door OF the Court aiouse In TOE
town OF Deer Lodge, county of Deer Lodge, all he
right title and interest and estate OF the said Hugh
b. McCleery ut the time Of bis death, and all tbs
right title and interest that the estate has by opera
ton Of law. or otherwise, acquired other than or
addition to that OF the said Hugh b. MeCeery at the
time OF his death In and 10 all those certain lots
pieces or parcels OF land, portion OF which Is sna-
ted In Deer Lodge county and portion In Silver Bow
county, NJ T., as follows to-wit-
The one-third Xxi interest OF plat 30, German
Gulch Frederick mining district, Silver Bow county
NJ. T. more particularly described In the patent Of
the United States to the same, TO Hugh ID. Mreleery
and ohers and for which description reference there
10 10 hereby had; appraised ut $500,
The one-fonrth M interest In and 10 $500 lneh
feet Of gulch placer mining understanding up ADD
down said German Gnlch, siberia mining distrh,
county of Silver Bow, and Territory aforeraid and
known az the Union; and the tAl one-fourth inter
est and 10 the Siberia Ditch and aunles used 70
convey water tor mining purposes from Beef sirsEh
Bow and Territory aioresaid--Sa000.
One ranch. known az the saw Mill Ranch, ON the
Deer Lodge river, upper valley, with saw mill bitches
and appurtenances, containing about lB0 acres and
supposed TO be located In the sW u OF sec ad I
10 West and Ia and % 1901 Forty -four acres and
twentv-six hundredths of an acre of mining land
situated the south of and adjoining the above de-
scribed tract and NIL situated In Deer Lodge county
The III one-fourth interest In the Often lode IA
gu artz mining lode claim situated In Summit Valley
Mining District, Silver Bow county NJ. 4. appIas-
cd at Six. THOMAS FORD,
ADMINISTRATIVE
Dated February 81, 1881 HNA
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SIIk.RIFFS SALE.
r. w. Donnell, ct al plaintiffs vs Ell f. Green Ut al
defendants

f.. nj
defendants.
To he sold at sherih's sale at O'Clock p. m Satur-
day, April 9th. A. ID. 1881, in front Of the Court
House door in the town and county OF Deer Lodge
NJ t. under and by virtue Of an order OF sale In the
ABOVE entitled cause issued from out tho District
Court OF the Second Judicial District CT Montana
Territory N and Tor Deer Lodge county the follow
Ing described property, to-wit An undivided one
half M interest In and to that certain placer mining
ground tor which patent granted by the United
States TO Pounds, Green and Strickland and desig-
mated and described as lot No. 49, and embracing a
portion Of the NE y Of the Sc u Of section 6,towi-
ship ten north Of rsnge t7l west and contain
ing "a and 29l00 acres OF mineral land situated in
Wilson's mining district county and Territory aiore
said Also undivided one half III interest In
that certain water ditch, known as the Ohio ditch
and conveying water from Georgia guch to Carpen-
ters Bar and the placer mines In that vicinity also
the branch ditch Of said Ohio ditch conveying water
TO Nelson Hill also all reservoirs fumes tributaries
rights, privileges, and appnrteLancss belonging TO or
In anywise appertain,ng 70 each and al Of said prop
erty. Also all interest that said Gre en- had at In
date OF said mortgage In and ~ mining grodEd-hil
bar or guch claims situated IN, along upon Car
penters gulch above or below the tract OF mineral
grorLd above described as lot No. 80 also the bed
rock hume In said guch, used to work said ground;
also one third interest In the McIlai Pound and
Green ground situated In along and upon said Car
psnteI guch. Also all humes, reservoirs, bitches,
water rights privileges and appurtensnces belonging
used In connection with the working Of each aud
oil of said property Also an undivided one halt WI
placer mining claim to wit--rhe " OF the ) Of
che NV OF the Sk u and the w u of the il OF
the Of section 10, and the N OF the N 4 u
Of the NV \, and the sW Of the Me- OF the
NV OF section ~ township IL, north OF range
west OF the principal meridian and containing about
30 acres OF mineral land. Also an rights privileges
and appurtenances thereto belonging or In anywise
appertaining all OF said properly, situated yirg and
being In Deer Lodge county. M. r., and levied upon
a. the property OF the defendants ~
Dated this i7sh day Of March 4. D 1881.
BY Thomas McTague, Deputy sheriff. Slo4t
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Sherih's Sale.

Patrick Woods, George M. Woods and Allen W.
Woods. plaintiffs,
James q. Jacobs. John w. Pattee, Lee w. Foster
and Albert Kleinschmidt, defendants.
To be cold At SHERIFF. Sale at 2 o'clock D. m. Sat-
urday, March 70, A D 1881, In front OF the Court
eoassy In as town q Deer
under and BY virtue OF order of sale In the above
entitled canse issued from out the District Court OF
the Second Judicial District Of Monana Territory In
described property to-wit: Situate near Butte City
Ia Silver Bow county-formeriy In Deer Lodge coun-
-Territory OF Montanh being that certain tract or
parcel OF ground containing area OF one hundred
and lift, nine 100 acres OF land and particu-
larry described a. follows, Notwithstanding at a
post marked 60-1, from which corner to
section 20 o. township north range west, bears
north 4s4 feet distant and running thence south 4S
feet thence east 1320 feet thence north $50 feet
thence north TAN o. east 706 feet thence north AZ
west 1867 feet, thence SIX west 7g7 feet, thence
10 DESIGNATED AZ lot number 60. township a. north
range west, principal meridian of Montana Terri
tory also, NIL Of the following described property to-
wit-The IN Of the SW1 OF the SEX and the Ek
OF the sen and the SEX oil the Mex and the BIZ
OF the SWk Of the MEX and the EN- OF the NWL
OF the SEX. and the NE1 of the NIX, and the Ek
OF the NWK OF the NEA. all In section number ID
in township 3, north range number west principal
meridian Of Montana Territory, and containing nm
Y operty being levied upon as the property OF the
Dated this 9TH day Of March. d. 1881.
Go . LOU r. SMITH
BY Thos. McTagne, Deputy Sheriff
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Court Of the county OF Deer Lodge,
Territory Of Montana-ln the matter OF INC 60
tate of William A. McCnllnm, deceased.
Samuel w. Sketon having failed his petition here
In duly verified Ing for an order Of this court
directing the executor III The last Will and testament
OF said deceased to make, excecnte and deliver 70
said petitioner rood and Sufficient conveyance Of
the following described premises which the petition
or alleges were were purchased BY him Of said VIM.
A. Mc1,uIlum, deceased, N his lifetime. 20 wit-An
undivided one fourth III interest In and TO the
swk OF the sw ", and the WV OF the NgA Of the
swA, all In section H. 10 township 3, north OF
range n west, being placer claim situated In
county Of Silver Bow, Territory of Montana, II 10
hereby ordered thai all persons interested In the es-
tate VI said deceased appear before this court onthe
s6th day Of March. 1881 at ten O'Clock a. at the
Court House In said county to show cause why an
order should not b. granted requiring said ecutof
TO execute and deliver 70 said Samuel NJ Shelton
good and sufficient deed conveying To said petitioner
the property hereinbefore described
ORRKN EMERSON,
Probate Judge.
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mo. sS9.l
Application for Patent.
u. D. LAND 0rricE,

1 HELENA, M. r., March 0, 1851.
Notice Ia hereby given that Andrew j. Arnold, has
this day filed application for patent under the min
ing laws Congress for 1900 linear feet OF the Ar
mold copper lode, designated lot No. 40 situated
Ia organized mining district. Deer Lodge county
Montana Territory, In unsuryeyed township II,
north range west. which claim ID recorded In the
Office Of the county recorder Of said county, and do
scrhed follows In the Official plat and field notes
on tIe In this ofice-Begnnng al corner number one
Or tree inches diameter, from which the northeast
corner OF section township 10 north range wee.
bears 10 degrees 81 Minutes distant $3.50 a0-f00 feet
and rnnningthence north 50 degrees enst 1900 feet
thence north 314 feet thence south So d-greas west
1900 feet, thence south 31a feet
to the place of beginning, EN-
bracing no. It'll ten and 77-100 acres upon which
notice OF said application was posed the 2ih day OF
February, 1881. The nearest claimants 10 these
premises are John Quigsy ct al placer claim. LOT No.
80 on the west. F
6i0i0t s*s III. MOE Reaistef.
GEo d Foorx. Attorney for Applicant.
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In the Probate Court of tho County OF Deer Lodge,
Territory Of Montana.
In the matter OF the estate OF Cornea y. Olin de-
ss& $3.50 deceased, 4 4s
Addison Smith, the administrator of the estate OF
Cornelia r. Oliu deceased, having hled his petition
herein duly verified praying Tor order of sale of tho
whole OF the real estate ot the said deceased,
for the purposes therein set forth, u ~
therefore ordered by said court
ceased appear before the said Probate Ctrr satnr
DAY tho seth dsv Of March. A. d. 1881 st 10 O'Clock u
the forenoon OF said day, q !, .hs
town and county Of Deer LODGE show cause Why an
order should not he granted 70 the sad standardization
% se nc whole 2. ne real estate 2! saia Il aid
oRRRs EAERsoN. Probate Judge.
Dated March ii f63l cost
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14

The Republican members of the Cali
inst, and selected Gen. John +. Miller for the
United States Senatorship, Newton Booth re-
ceiving five votes.
In organizing the Pennsylvania Sen
ate, +. G. Coke, Democrat, from Luzorne
county, confessed his inability to take the iron
clad oath, as he had used money in securing
his election.
After six informal ballots, the Michi-
gan Republican Senatorial caucus, on the 5th
INST, nominated Omar d. Conger, who led
John J. Bagley by only two votes.
President Hayes hos nominated Frank
W. Palmer to be Postmaster at Chicago, and
John d. Sinking at East st. Louis
Gen. burnside Is confident that SEN
ator Don Cameron will be Secretary of War. A
movement is on foot in California to secure
that portfolio for Gen. Mcdowell
In California, Gen. John f. Miller
has been chosen to succeed Newton Booth in
the United States Senate in Maine, Eugene
Hale will succeed Senator Hamn In Nevada,
James c. Fair will step into Senator Sharon's
shoes and in Missouri, Senator Cockrell will DO
his own successor.
Gov. Murray, of Utah, has issued
certificate of election as delegate in Congress
to Allen G.. Campbell, the Gentle candidate.
on the ground that J. Q. Cannon was irregu-
larry naturaized. The latter received 8,56s
votes the contestant 1857.
A bill has been introduced in the Ohio
House of Representatives for special election
on May l, at which all persons having the
publications of electors, without regard to
,ex. may vote on the question Of suppressing
lac Iquor traffic from July 4.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Gen. Walker, of the Census Bureau
computes that in 1890 the United States vii!
have population of GA, 100000.
President Hayes has decided to retire
six more army officers. 1t is understood that
Surgeon Gen. Barnes and Judge Advocate
Gen. Dunn are two of the number.
Nathan Golf, Jr., of West Virginia,
has been appointed Secretary OF the Navy. He
was Colonel oathe Third Virginia regiment in the
Union army, rising to the rank OF Brigadier
General was four years ago the Republican
nominee for Governor, and has for several
years held the position Of District Attorney for
West Virginia.
An important clause in one of the new
treaties with China codes to the United ST. to
the power to limit, at the will Of the people,
The kind, quantity and season of importation
Of Chinese labor. On the other hand, the
United States agrees to discountenance the
opium trade.
Superintendent Walker asks for an
appropriation of $685. 600 to complete the CEN
sus work.
The War Department has issued an
order ahoishing dross caps for officers and
directing that hereafter helmets be worn, with
trimmings to designate the different branches
of tie service. The color for infantry will be
white, cavalry yellow, artillery red, and signal
service orange.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-01-14

The Newburyport Mass Herald re-
lates the following incident: A short
time since an elderly lady Of this city
startled the household with piercing
shrek and the information that there was
a mouse i'll her pocket. Some one rushed
to her rescue, hastily assisted her to divest
herself of her wrapper, firmly grasping
the mouth of the pocket to prevent the
escape of the dangerous animal. The
garment was then turned over to the man
of the house, and he, armed with club,
proceeded to the back yard to dispatch
the offender The pocket was opened
gradually, but no mouse appeared. Final
ly, gaining courage, he ventured to in-
vestigate, and found the cause of all the
excitement to he pocket tape measure,
from which the spring had become dc.
tached and had unwound with whiIr.
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Precautionary.

As the Buffalo express was whirling
along the Erie, queer looking old man,
who might have escaped from the GU
riosity department of the Historical So
ciety, got MP from his seat in the sleep
ing car and shouted: "Is there doctor
in the carp" Commotion and excite
ment Immediately ensued, and as there
was no medical man in that particular
car, several passengers hurried through
the train and finally found one. whats
the matter? he said to the little old
man. Nothing" said he, "but in case
I'm sick and yell out like thunder in my
sleep, my hunks numbered twenty; now
don't you forget itl'
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West.
Mrs. Harriet N. Cooper, a negress,
who died at Cheltenham Mo-, was 115 years of
age, weighed 400 pounds, aud was the mother
of twenty-five children.
Gen. Charles b. Stuart, the eminent
civil engineer has just died at the Forest City
House, Cleveland.
The losses by fire in Chicago in 1880
aggregate 81, 164, i59
A passenger train on the Chicago, st.
Paul and Omaha road, at a curve near Middle
creek, Neb., crushed into a party of laborers
engaged in charging snow cut, killing six
men aud wounding one.
Bowman g. Bleyer, wholesale liquor
dealers in 81. Louis, have made an assignment
to Isador Bush. The firm owes $4,000, and
shows assets of nearly that amount
Over 100 representative men of the
It. Louis bar have signed petition urging the
appointment Of Judge Cooley, Of Michigan, to
the United States Supreme bench.
Two brothers named Heilman, at
Sturgeon Boy, Wis, lost six children each by
diphtheria.
At Coalvale, Kan, the dress OF Miss
Davis caught fire from an open CRATE, and her.
self and her mother were burned to death.
The Brown murder trial in Indianapo-
lis has ended. Mrs. Brown was sentenced to
the Female Reformatory for life.
George b. Carpenter, manager Of
Central Music Hall, Chicago, Is dead.