davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-06
quality American t eoI', f@r rf;d a,d fne1:on. liz on
incmt during lilo pusswcek. f!ln1rs.


Nv,v vnux. ian, k-CnTrns-Firni mt 1t9124ct
futures bure!y htendst fanlhr5 l2lsci Fobfnhfy'
1e1r, March, te4tc. April. a'c. May, l2Ssot Jafto
IL tit, July. ttts9cs Auanst. t2!sc.
Fttt,,,-ttenyY, tccetu;f l7t1H brls. exports. aQo
brl,, supcr H.atg and Western. *l1at5t cnf1tnn 70
t,,td cxirn A.c&s 4 RDu lu thu!cc. ffsdt7S w!'itd
wheat pxtrn. EAUltft03 nstrn nitn, elalaes5' IT.
it,us ei t5:ef7; Mihncrntu paans rstcc*s. stfta8n
tsuAfx-Wlscnt hchvyt recalrtst 3!tto hui dxpnf's,
1o bit ,ngr1llod spring, &ll3s nnHradcd red. ft01
t1t7]ikt No. Il ain fl.tl No, n, at1ll.lS. No. udt
il.zocsiA;; unrrlited white. N.ll@llaM. No. 10.
4L,Eat3lfs, M. rcd. jnnuars. fl.t5tfl w Fohrr'
ary tL1t3{ai.Ns{. March. tLis9AlaIS. stnS tlA91fe
oh torn hcnyy' ,scots l , ~ ,ta sso.s 1@
I1 9ns'Ss'e NJ ;3sf St' i,e e" ..o e ioM ssd
lys s|ns"fSs s|ry S$ss $ts s sSrt, fa Msif s e
ts' ts''sih Ths tex%S!s %a.tey feysls l 0' *'
.ii1ra-ini iii. .,snei,nnpalt yeafngs cf,oiee 20
~. Eastern and Wostcrtt fsh79ct Sou YnFk siata'
,Hnlct: E9 caraoes a nnts,;t mi ,;l ~
5 S% rsin'HS r. so a%tasfs' san; VIII WHIT III
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. United, 'se' erudo' usa7'3o'
TAi!:nw;E.r!5n. Tt!!. 6. L.; sIaaa.lse: 99!1a,,
E"t1Exeit: lid "ai!of i Il stti,tS III ic
LEAT!1Ei.- .Stend', wth fnr do;1a1d heM1onk
s1 so %Sg nss "cHs HXses asc s no 'fa"ao ''' n'ae'
,SS Sf9 i, St fS ssstts Ts,a. sGss 1's e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ttsajyt a!:t mess: E tIaIaola1 M
A.; siss ai sIta.& :S5 nfa ns''ato'y ae'T'' primo
HVITE,!- s';a y, Tsnx' ,s;' l2'aa7'c.
tfH:-sE!ss;, f au,ot, new ,hs.'hlnske'
1sts Sa s:ss Tsss; sS?ss! s..
NAiLH-tut, t4,sVA3.u;; cnch, *kt0&s.at
, 1881-01-06
uAr.T1AfOnE.

HAtrtNonr, Jun. h-Ft't'H-Frmcr, Western M
pcr, t;sk0asAu, do extTn, A2,85Coi do family, &2aS
cru.
Whoai-yycstcrn slchty. closN9 qnfot' t!rn'
for wus3rr winter rc'i srut and Jnnunry. at tl.lie
l.tlN, February. f1.l7Gall7H; Narot. shlNa9lla!f.
Cuf.-WcnseFn cns!er, closing quiet Mnd iltru hs 6s'i
o yellow. 5c{ Wcs:nrE mlxnd. risot ard January, S2
tiEse. Fcbrnnry tDldsjic, March, 6tas sio stoanor,
tdc. Oats higher and stl Western w,tc, 4s94soi do
uxcd, 4;va4sc, nyu ou!et ut sl.uNal.M
lLAy-Firm; prnle 10 eho!co psnnkSlTana, E210N&
islov,s1nxa-lJul,: mets pork, f1a2s. Dulk menta-
Louise 'hors nnd e!cnrrlt slse; nSne oternK e. DC
riD s!tie.. H.. Huns, ". iQu- 1nrt a4c
niiTTElt.. t.,wGr, primo u choice Western packod
E10a-F!r,a, ffcsh. rEtajo, lined. @ssz'c.
tlitDcEiiiEH-Cnreo tlrm, lilo carxnes ordinary to
fa!E, titaA GEje. ,supnr frnit "A"snft. 99Ec.
FtFtnuTs-Ta f.lyost00ln nor rtcnmcr Hulnts cotton,
III III bss %hvat stS bu,
vtST!nm! onts, Sa.1hn, 3.hn, rx9 s sa hu: ,oo..
BALEs-VvAeat 2Sl Ou ba; corn, l,ga1Hp hu.
, 1881-01-06

nosroN 1nn. h-FL0U1-Dull; Wcstesn Euparane,
a7s8L0o, common Wisconsin extras,
&t-H3a7s, Minnesota do. $SW3t60; wintet w'.eats.
Ohio and Michigan, s3.2S0la.50: Indiana, s5taDld23i
w. Louis and inuls a1aGG TO, spsing wheat patants
Hs938.aD; wintet do. sd.G047m+
G1aIN-Corn dull, ncH, bS3GDcI old, ,t29G1c}
now, to arrive, 63+&&S9c Oats steady. No. / aud
extra whito. 49fatao, No, while, 4sa4s1&ct No.
chAngnu. - 80
lurTEls-Choico Western creap.erlos. 29a13o. choics
lh!l!9.pncEgt, 3tGtEta; cHtntnon and R1Dd. laWDc.
tGHK--W0ktNfn, fCNefl lots ScITEet :&41 +0c. ..
what, HNn bu.
HufrNxkTb-t1ouF, 100 hr1s
, 1881-01-06
xxTs-Blour, 1000 brls.


MILWAUKEE, Jan. Observation-Disclosures,
0llAIN-Wheat weak, opcncd 4o Iowor, aad closod
Fcak; No. hard t10t; No. ! Milwaukee, aIo; M.
10. DGc, January. Hos Fubrnary go, siarch. 0ss4o,
No. M!lwaukee, stoi No. T. 7a1c3 roioctgd nominal,
Corn 6rmer and scarcat No. 2 57o 0hts tlrnor but
inactive. No. p fo, Isye steadyi No. l. BG3<o. uar-
lo1 s!ronger, Ne: ! spring sash. ssh a3ic. -, :, .-
Lasi-r1tme stcan. tabo caEa and january flD Fob.
1nhry.
iIGiis-Unehanged; tLtoaL60 ...
e.04 bu. -
Hm1raxN1s- Wheat, 600 bu, corn, l,7r0 but oAts,
, 1881-01-06
LOUISVILLE.

1.oulsr1LLE Jan. .6.-CorToN-Qulot at li4c.
gLOuH-Quletl extra. Elza11tos txtra family, El76
0423i 4 No. !, &Gkl3.2tt choice funcy, $Aoo@A2t.
0itAlS-Wheat dulli pacGaLW+ torn dull, NO.
uhtte, tgo, 10 mixed, t5&c Oats uuot, No. whlto.
X !go.
.1'nlylslnNk-f.nfk s!eadIt slaAo4lSn. Lard in
shouluets, Hl5t olear Eib. sHs1A1t, clsaF, sAs7N.
WMlSKY-StUuly nj fl.l1
No0s-BtcndY al Il LS0ltA1o; receipts, 1,o1u
, 1881-01-06

CINCINNATI Jan. &-CoTT0S-steady md rrut
like.
FLoull-unehahRed.
atcady1 M. mixed. E1o. Nya quiet, Mo. u, 0G4Nc.
AaFlsy-Dum4nd fAir and maskct ilrmt No, i" fait
scarc0 md nominal
y. rAoylAIoNs-l'9rk-Doma livht, but holders
nFnt t1a1S Lard In Houd hoMx and fa62}tt9ao9 Hulk
dult} 1oxr f1b, Ike. -
WtIBkx-Htpndyt $i.ll
NUTTkN-uull xlla unchanged,
, 1881-01-06

1.rrPALo, N. y. tnn. h-fiNAiH-Whch. entitny
nofnlnnt curn--Hotnl iemand III cars now On trnck
privately, 10 ,lo NJ EkJEt4c uuts neglected. ityo
hegiouiGd. hurley negiuC4cf.
, 1881-01-06
TOLEDO,

TotEno, O.. Jan. h--GnAIN-WheAt dullt No, 2
sea Wabash, spot tl9.4' February. s'.0sAt Merch,
sl0Ai April flhs1i hlny, e.lQ3{t No. eeI Wabash.
spDt1 TIC.
Tin ''' ' s
tIHEsaKD 11oGe-$3M ..-..
GLnHEN--Ntcut dull; No, rcd Wahnsh, AtT1I,
sis'4 aaksd. ilts< 6i Aiay. si19x Coin jul, No.
Ap4t h5so a4kyl1 kA!ps MaY Ut %iK0.
3tnUb bu. - -
LOU tu, ~
, 1881-01-06

NEW roRx, 1nn h--TIso traho movement continues
klDw. hut yal,c. nrp firmly maintained, tostnn Hoods
moving ttcad!1y TN account of tek 1rdcrs. hut cur
runt tlcn,,u f!1ht print" qMlet Htiu hicntiy! ling.
hlnsA IN tnIr Gnn fur fntItD ic!tV0fJi NGhS HenF
WUuona puIct} f0toHn EoUtss dull.
, 1881-01-06
ft1sts't'foN.

EEw oRfEASs, Inn. h-Curr0S-fn good demand
ault trn,, mIddIlnu. lMc, Dw tnttltllf"e ''c en9a
ur,l!nnry, 1Ise. HGt rrrelps al ltIe;s Esss, IAN
rTtnttn to trpnt riinil1, 4fAN snst tu kl!o Cuhtett
3t4W ba0s, salns, s,aaUi sturx, G1,G1t.
, 1881-01-06

CkEvEr.ASn. a., Jun. h~tErItotFtN tN-etohay'
HtHndnrl whllc, III test. lite.
lIrrHnUjsu. 4nti. S,-FETttntEEM-Fafrfy ncilr0t
crn trn,or, t'nIle rerltctns .s4o: rct'na1 'ovoF,
VHHas8r, i'hlsarlp:H dH!Is!tr. Mi. ....,.
hjr1:Arfl.ll t'li .1ttfi pI:TlkttEEN1Ihd n,nrKct
1npltn nj llii.ci ulirst. Nfcs snres nt{ci clHsn4
nj Mkc; baus, Ift,HNt shipments. 8t+9@s enaF''1s'
kB44.
, 1881-01-06

1)E1f,Otr, tnn. s.-F5uritrtluot -,
Ui,AtN--Whunl dull; sIsut tlttt .nnu1ry uhno, Feb.
rnary. t1, March, aloii4 April, si}4, May. sl07t
M. whilc. NH4c.
ItfrElp1R-WbH1t II m BIT.
bFtrMEHTs-Wfent, 17.lEU bit.
, 1881-01-06

Special DLpateh 10 TIA Chicago 1rtbunt.
KANSAS CITY, Mp. Jan. k-1hs Prtes U4arTent
fspusts,
0hAtk-sNhcat-Rsoepts, RsOj bu. shipments, Atf3
AaI nAaskst asusxl No. eaah, 11Hai January, t1ci
, 1881-01-06

~

fsDtASAPor.ia Int, Jim, h-HttAtS- = Whnne
straiy, Nm. rrd, nqra tiU. Corn stuaa5 nt nd 3ta
Outs stuady ntsc+
, 1881-01-06
l'J:1'ltt}r.l;t}Ai.

OswEoU, Jan. b.-t.1tAIN-Whcnt nomnallT TIN
changed. Torn qules, Western mixed, tic.
, 1881-01-06

Nm? ens! aso, tnnnnry s.;tic; l. M ~ l. cn*i !slNc'
iA1yi bui nnset1cL Mn. !. cnslI, A&o' January @4o
, 1881-01-06

PKoltrA, ILL.,. Jan. h-GltAiN-Eorn loWert nox
hsxli mixed and mixed. sac. Oats qulstt NJ. 1whto
ks99x4c. hya dui! Hnd nominal Ut 1g&19lr for No.A
1tiouWIHxs--unchnngedn At tl.lL
Wheat 1 BY; corn. 81 GO ba; o4ts, u 10
bu} fta. Ito but barley, 4I4u bu. -.
sulrMkS1s-WLuALn nun9; turn, lAlsp bur osts. H.
ssa but Fyo, w hui barley, l,kU bI..
, 1881-01-06


WItMfSfToS, Jun. 6.-SrtlttTs TunfENTfS
Quiet at 4xc.
, 1881-01-06

Chicago It Northwestern. Mn,irvnv.
For Mans. rime-fart!s slcrnpe.f.n nccon,mo,ta,ons
nbply =! 6l Clark.st Grand rncfc. l}riaks Erprus1
otneo' PalMaf Houae, II CAnRlsst-. and tho deEuL
, 1881-01-06

1--!!rrnt c0rner ni Wells and Klnxle.Hfa
h-4]cp"t eoFnaf NJ Cann Ntld Hlnslo-si4
ehtenE". ia"r!ineton 4: Quincy Knilroad.
tnne. nprlJ at M t.fnrk-si., tifnn,i Iuenn iIn;Hf
!irlhks Express t>!ncg, fMlt ns fndenn .Ay Urnnd
lfuuAG. md il lnDh1-at. 'o'' - "'"i'E
, 1881-01-06

fllaIy. "fai1y except sundays.
lpnl%. Kan~as Gl.y. nnt teoftn. lnror Uay EHHch6s
with tUvyIlt9 chtr4 thtchz,I to H. Ilnuis. nt ke.
enlnx chhlr SsGpnR Ehrp EhIcA.o Il, Hurnlba und
kansAB E4tg. No uhaiIO Ut Lay Eonehns Chicago tu
81. LUAa ot Eunsux CltY. :,
, 1881-01-06

-,
TINT prince or Rastrt.lln,ny. np longer ftFtos
nbnut with his ptHket l.t!! nf rcM lttvtiin Gitnr.
nytttny Cnl,KrcssllieM to tho wai.sert4 dinners
fur which h!s clehta tialtl, He c!lreu Ilinea u.
NoGnu nt Iyspeis.ll. anu lho kra!ttn! atoek -ni,.
crntor settled Gns,ii't'tGl,fy % MIN, which, Win
the Rnlali shEro nt mo JoEiu Jncnu Astnr ostMte
Which ha mug ~ n1sfo, e4nlea Min
70 give pteNs4tit A!nneIsnt New York alla l1hdon.
l!0 hns tho ysKorns intellrct wA!eh ustnNutshes
his sister, Nrs. 1ulu Ward 1lowe. without h9r
.lostre 20 4rs,. wrong md 70 ref.Fu, 9yti. iils
RrCnt delight used t1 CONSIST n ElylnK unhorH ~
rcEraott!ry CnlaHrcsstnotl @htise t0toe Wero
n0eded Ny thnso WHO ltni,l lnf thn repast. nut
wy t.h.,, nn m n, ~ pi 7RM Mo"r ~ ot"
iiislc.gar ,s,,1lo,satSsjy g,szlo1 inwt, by iacn
Win hsJ only drink tint,!u-fn,It whisky or i'm.
nleiuck. iiS ID imsscti nc WasnIuvtOn. tor cvpry
t,no flst,n Sir Edward rhnrntOu lwri tn thn n,s.
r,,Ernnisnt of tho WesIurn lW,minnry tissti Il,
,nInv Tia 1,nnrrs his rs.iniuisn,,tit,ss and hie
11,rH Jrnnvcixnfjnnn3 nnwers. fhnrn ii M. nttor
i,,n,, tmrr thnt hnt,i Hnnf n,nt Of nt,r.sns II,
his htnIm." - F"3~S '''
@'' e rrrv &,,o ,vonn
I'."a ~ nsoo "ooo s,
is, without do4ht tho tost IipeEa! host now In
Washington. There IL mt u nun III tllo War
1)elAtrtiMtnt VINO hns Auch military depart
tnent,-taal, sparo, croct. With clothes of fault
loss ~ and closely 1uttnne.l, his hair cut abort.
Of 7 hcayS1 white la!lstachc. 1to ID tho hrnu-
idcAl OF Colonel, aud hts nannnrs arc ~ ctlrt-
!yns ono OF Nap0leon's ,vcteratts. whi!o hia
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
VOL. XLIX.

GUS and hippodrome will exhibit in this city.
 The performance will be simultaneous in
 three separate circus rings, while the hippo
 drome circus ring, nearly half a. mile in
 length, will extend entirely around the three
 separate rings. The Cincinnati ConamerctaE
 Of May % gave Coup the following cheerful and complimentary goodbye:
 Coup last night closed the biggest cir GUS season ever known in Cincinnati. So great became the rush for seats that during the last three days thousands of Der. sons would gain adnlittance and sit with great cheerfulness for tiresome hour before the performance began. The acts were good and followed in quick succession with suf fcient amount of variety to leave an agreed ble impression on the spectator. The show also had much of the sensational, notably the hurling of Lulu through the air by means of a catapult, and the headlong dive of Mime. Geraldine from frightful height to the net below, and the conclusion of the two hours and a half of uninterrupted excitement and pleasure with the blood-stirring hippodrome races. Future visits with similar show will insure Mir. Coup crowded canvas, with repetition of the nights when the doors were closed before o'clock, and hundreds sent away disappointed"
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.
nA ra.A nsnl

The Irish Land Bill.
 LONDON, Aug. 22.-The Irish Land bill has received the royal assent, and has become a law. Its formal title is 'HThe Land Law Gre land), 1s81.'' The bill, as finally passed and engrossed, is a formidable document, and would fill about nine columns of the London Times. It consists of seven parts and a vast number of sections and sub-sections. It ap- plies to Ireland only.
 Dfssensions Among the Boer Leaders
 LONDON, Aug 22.-The report comes that dissensions have already broken out among the factions in Boer politics. The most i'm portant of the difficulties which have arisen have occurred at Patchefstroom. Such of the Boers as had been installed in office succeed ed in taking possession of the landrasts and refused to allow that official to take charge. It is said that he was not satisfactory to the leaders in power and that they desired to place another man in office. Among the Boer leaders who were not consulted in the treaty arrangements much dissatisfaction is expressed over certain articles of the conven- tion. The section over which the most ill feeling is shown is that fixing the amount of the Transvaal debt The justice of this sec- ton is disputed.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
w. U, Brotherhood.

Yesterday afternoon the Washington Union Brotherhood held their summer reunion at the Forbes House on the East Haven shore Anumber of members were present from out of town, and after brief business meeting at headquarters on Union street the Brother hood, about fifty in number, embarked in stages for the Forbes House, where they sat down to most sumptuous dinner, which was prepared in Landlord BueIrs best style. President Frank H. Harris sat at the head of the table and there was general good time. There was feeling reference made to the late R. H. Goldsmith, who was much beloved by the order. Sentiment and song followed the dinner, which was heartily enjoyed by all present. The next meeting which will be the annual, will be held February 22, 1882.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
MEXICO.
The COuntry's Railroad Interests.

The COuntry's Railroad lntereSts.
 CrrY OF MEXICO, Aug. 22.-A monster mass meeting was held here to-day by mer- chants of this city and surrounding towns, at which resolutions were adopted protesting against tax of one-hah per cent. month on all sales The bill by which this tax be- came law was recently passed by Con gress and was for the purpose of raising money to pay railroad subventions. Similar meetings will be held at different cities and towns throughout the country, and measures taken to have the law repealed at the next session of Congress, which convenes in Sep tember.
 American engineers are now at work re- strengthening the different passes on that
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
(OmciRl.)
 EXEOuTIYE MANSInN

EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WASHINGTON, Aug 22-6:3O D. n The President has continued to take liquid n our shment in small quantities at stated intervals during the entire day and he has had return nausea vomiting. The nutrient enemata also retain ed The wound is looking well and the work of repair is going in all portions exposed to view. The pus discharged is healthy At present his pulse is 1lO temperature 100.1, respiration 19
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23

little more strength ungraded mixed 75; No 8 66; No do 69e a70; No. white 73, and yellow Tia "A
 OATS-Dun and weak and 1A1Kc lower; Mo- mixed A No. do. 421fa43; Mo- white. 50; No. 2 do. 45a46X, and mixed western 4Oa44
 RYE-Quiet and firm at 97aS1 O5.
 BARLEY-Nominsl. PoRK-Steady and very quiet new mess SIS 25a SIS 50 spot $1sa1s 25 for August. LARD-Weak and lower $l1 45 cash and August $1I 40 September.
 CUT MEATS-Unchanged.
 BEEF-Unchanged-
 WHISKEY-Norninal.
 SPOT CoTToN-1-16 lower; middlings 12 s-16 futures steady.
 BUTTER Quiet; choice grades very firm; State 18a29c; western 13a29c.
 RETROLEUM-Firm; crude in bbls. 6Ha75<c; re- aned in bbls. 75&c,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23

he&A FINE RESIDENCE in Brick Block west side s;a of College street. corner of Grove IS rooms, @V with all modern improvements; dining room on parlor floor large yard and garden.
 FRANK M. WARD, 139 College street. jel3 If or ALFRED WALKER, 89 Orange street.
 Furnished Rooms. jA ONE OR TWO gentlemen can be sccommoda- iiH ted with furnished rooms, at
 II my2O If 533 CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
Arion Society Picnic.

The Arion society enjoyed grand family picnic at South End yesterday. They went to the shore in stages provided by Smedley Brothers and had day of real enjoyment. The active society under Professor Feist's leadership favored the party with several well rendered songs. The music for dancing was by Mattoons orchestra. The committee of arrangements were J. E. Fairchild (chair- man), Philip Schwab, Emil Meyer, Philip Menges and Emil Schirhobe.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

James Stuart Wortley is dead at London.
 Joseph Redpath's name has been removed from the membership of the Golden club of London. Base ball yesterday: At Providence, Prov idence s. Troys at New York, Metropol1- tans 8, Worcesters T.
 Sah Qua Ne, of the Sac and Fox tribe, was sentenced yesterday at Fort Smith, Ark, to be hanged October 14th for the murder of white man.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
NEW YORK.

Courtney Again Before the Public.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-A reporter learned this morning from several well known oars men rumor that at the citizens regatta to be held on Toronto Bay on the 7th and 8th of September Courtney may row Hanlan. An intimate friend of Courtney says that he will certainly be there, and that from his way of talking recently it is expected that he will row for the single scull prize, a gold medal presented by the Mayor of Toronto and $1,- 500. Hanlan, Riley, Hosmer, Plaisted, Ross and half dozen oarsmen are entered for this important racing event. Courtney is repre- sented to be fretting about the harsh things said about him and anxious to retrieve his reputation.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23

ASSURANCES TO THE CABINET UEFIGERS.
 The Cabinet officers were at the White House tonight, as usual. They were assured that the situation was more encouraging than last night, and with this morsel of comfort went home wishing for better reports to- morrow. The President had slept two hours up to 10:30 p. m., and was asleep again be- fore Il. Another enema was administered after the evening bulletin was issued. The amount of nourishment administered by ene- mata during the day has been about twenty ounces. The amount of liquid nourishment taken through the mouth was twenty-two
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
PENNSYLVANIA.

An Extensive Series of BurgIaries.
 WnKEsBARRE, Aug. 22.-A band of burg lars have been busy in Luzerne county since Saturday last The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western railroad depot and freight house and the Shovel Works at Wyoming were entered at the latter place and the safe was pried open. In West Pittston three resi- dences and Wisner & Strong's foundry were visited. Last night, at Nanticoke, entrance was gained into D. F. Crockett's mills, and the safe was blown open and robbed of its contents Detectives are at work, and re- fuse to give information regarding the losses.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, August 22.-Arrived, the Erin from Liverpool, the Amsterdam from Rotterdam, the Anchoria from Glasgow.
 Queenstown-Sailed (the 21st,) the Nevada and Scythia for New York.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Parisian from Montreal the Germanic from New York.
 Larne-Sailed (the 21st,) the State of Florida for New York.
 Plymouth Arrived, the Frisia from New York for Hamburg.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
France.

Republican Strength in the Chamber.
 PARIS, Aug. 22.-The Republicans calcu- late that yesterdays elections have increased their party in the Chamber of Deputies by fully fifty members. All their ministers have been elected.
 Terrible Result of Fanatical Preaching
 LONDON, August 23.-A despatch from Cairo says desperate affray recently occur red at Soudan in consequence of false prophet preaching and one hundred and fifty Egyptian soldiers were killed.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
Readings.

Miss Hallie Q. Brown gave g very inter esting entertainment last evening at the Bethel church, Rev. A. J. Chambers pastor. The church was well filled Several of our prominent citizens were present, who were greatly delighted with the skillful and accom- plished manner with which Miss Brown ren- dered the varied styles of elocution. She left last night for Long Branch to fill an ap- Dointmeut there
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Fight With the Indians.

AFight With the Indians. : WASHINGTON Aug. 22.-The following dis patch has been received at the War depart ment
 CHICAGO, Aug 20, 1884, To Adjutant General of the Army: The latest from New Mexico is that Lieutenant Taylor, Ninth Cavalry, struck the Indians on the sixteenth instant and had quite fisht captured horses and captured some property. Scouts say there two white men with the hostiles Taylor is pushing the Ind ans oward Black Range. Colonel Hatch says he would be up with troops on the 7th. Our loss was few horses killed.
 WILLIAM D. WHIPPLE,
 Assistant Adiutant General.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
Reaimental ReDDio,,s

The sixteenth annual reunion of the 20th Connecticut volunteers will take place in Bir- mingham Aug. 27th. A tent will be provided to insure comfort if the weather is stormy
 On Thursday the old 18th c. " will cele- brate at High Rock Grove. The. committee propose to depart from the old custom and have regular basket picnic. All old com rades are expected to be on hand with their wives and children, and provided with one days rations. A good band will be in attend ance. Excursion rates on the Naugatuck and Derby roads, and trains will run so as to con- meet with the New York, New Haven and Shore Line roads. The committee are L. M Baldwin, H. c. Baldwin, W. B. Johnson, G. W. Stoddard, P. E. Bowman.
 The 7th will hold it's reunion at Savin Rock Saturday, the 27th. Excursion tickets by horse cars can be obtained at S9 Church street. The committee are l.. E. Hicks, W. H. Augur, s. Walkley, E. c. Stevens.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
THE WEST.
Ohio.

The Worst Drought in 35 Years.
 CINCINNATI, Aug. 22.-The drought has continued throughout the whole section until all the streams are drying up and water is lower than it has been for 35 years back. At Zanesville and many other places the mills have stopped because of the lowness of water, thing by which they have never be- fore been interrupted.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
Attempted Murder and Suicide.

William Riggs, of Naugatuck, while into1- icated Saturday night, stabbed his son-in- law, Rollin Bunnell, above and below the jugular vein and in the abdomen. It is feared he will die. Riggs then cut his throat with a razor, but did not sever any important ar tery
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23

Wanted Immediately, A dOOD GIRL to do general housework; good "A pay and no baking. Apply at au23 2t' 128 BRADLEY STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-3 P. M. NFonev closed at 4 per cent. Exchange closed steady at 4S2a4s4K. Governments closed firm [Closing prices reported over the private wire of BUNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
Government bonds closed as follows !:
pacific bonds closed as follows
New York Produe. Market.

FLOUR Quiet and slightly in buyers favor 1; southern flour quiet and steady common to choice extras, S5 9Oa8 25.
 WHEAT-la2c lower, feverish and unsettled trade fairly active No. red winter at $1 36a1 36 No do. at $1 38szs1 401 No. white $1 70, and un- graded spring at $1 22a1 27.
 coRN-Opened 1a2 cents lower, closing with
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-23
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