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Tho Party which Troubled n1r. Zen.
lkins.
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. 10.-A scenB Which
furnishes furcibic illustration Of one Of tho
peculiar custpns Vi tho coal region WIS eli.
actetl here before Aid. l<nesler. 4
KanE Ut fifteen yalat.g men, arrested In tho
nsiRl.bor,ng talnle Of TaytorsiIe III cul,l-
JeaEins, appsaFsd Il IS ' .!sfsn.la,,ts to '"s ai:
penes. rhe mrtieH!nr dIsta!! !!oaney
fSnslSts isis INIT Y H. nr, Tid ,hss ssftn!s l;,r Of
buys. wIru, q, the nIpnt If tilu 1nerriagc, goi
together elNl orgatllzttl wI'ut, is know, as II
"hDF',illG party" u nuke all sorts 0f hDi'-
r!9!e disc!,r,ls outside tho residence of tho
Ins" @ oasd Ts" i ''sa,!y Is: q 1 pisscIu''eo!'s
l,ori,s. gonss drums, olI tin kettles,
ctaeks4 beil5, ard anything else caI.'
eG ftatr IL s%tfr " l s; a, ass aS1s m aftss tSs
object of their visits is to innke tic newly
married ttlts,aiM pay handsomely for the
privilege Of having the din Stopped. Alr.
Jenkins did Iut believe in encouraging such
party llAtl kcps t,pa racket for NJ. lsunr under
the wintl0w Ut Ills britla!-chn,llber. In
formed TIC lcAders ttlat y WIS no Use
~ ~ would @ never pay II dollar to hayo tho
"hurners " blow nllA beat their Instruments
Of torture will Increased vcllemelce fur tli-
other hour. Mr.. Jtlksls was still nb,luratc.
although they informed iiim t1Iat fur the
Hin. liz refused to pay d cent, AMI after u
pnrt!ng blast the horliers moved away.
They returned tlsu following night will, it,
creased numbers and new instruments Of
il was ntbsnrable, md sir. jsi.kings, us: liter
jstrntng to it far s1llle time. appcared ut
tho wEllHDw. Tlen tllere wn5 q pause,
during which hu Informed tile serenaders
but tlliss did mt satisfy them. Tlicy
told Mr., Jenkins TINT thtfr clnrxn
WIS s2.5O 4 night, aud tllat he cUuIu
not settle tue bill ior legs t,nll S.. lie vowed
tint l,e would be blowed II he would pny
any such cxturt!0tlute price for ppuee, Ind
snIsl they might usTv,ltl 1,ntrre with their
noise unttl tile crack Of doom for Mi In
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FRANCE,
FE1sf&Y AMI tiAMJ3ETrA,

SHtcfHf tHklt,
1'Atus, Sent. 1A-'rho Herald says: II.
jules Ferry has apparently prnpltlatcsl the
Gaihbettlsts by the moderation Of Ills receut
speech at 81. Die. Lit Kcpnbiiquc Franz
cHfxc this tlornlng improves mart uf IT, but
frfgfdly remarks Tint M. Ferry emitted To
express mn opinion III tho question Ut colt
stttut,0nal reforms. Thu reforms Advocated
by tho Minister arn desirable. l,n .!oubt, Init
little Senate again illnttcrs tl,c1ll, whit will
the President ot tho CDl,lclt ttO:"
AS AN INSTANCE ur t:SrEtiNtsF: MUST tn
ral1Af.
III French papers, It Is w0rtf, mentioning that
tic Herald correspondents Interview with
Araby Bey. published III New York yester-
day morning, WIS reproduced ut 2 y. tn. tic
salno day by LII F,rtltcc.
NEGOTIATIONS
for treaty Of commerce with England will
be resumed tho i1tl. Inst.
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itestcsl in forn,al joint opposition 10 tho

Ifestesl in form,al joint opposition IL tho
idea OF Turkish Intervention.
4 ntist0lt N CE1lHEyT
t1int n joint English md Frcncl. squadron
will prt,cecd to Alexandria. The f;gyptia,,
bonsls. which at one ts,ne toslny were quoted
a'1 iownr, closed unlY u inwer on tho tlay, III
consequence Of the announcement TINT
Citertf pnslia hal resumed negotiations,
TIT: nlsAfFECTEt, uFFlCElts
hive aiRnell MI net VI cu.Jlpletr submission
to tho khcliyr, aill tho ,,utalIcs guarantee
the fult,tncnt.
THE NEW MINISTRY,
ffartntr 1'aslla ilas ilren appointed Aflnis.
ter vi Finance, l}au,as1| ras',a Minister Of
WAR. and MarashIy Minister Of Public
Works.
, 1881-09-14
COOLIES FOR Ra,IR0 10 lABoRFRs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-Two agents,
ohe frnn Texas unI the other from New
Mexfeo railroad companies, have been IN
Cllina contracting for labor on those roads,
mud tho 0cennie. Wllirt ~ dine IN ten .!ays,
will hAyB l,0U coolies for thpnl. These WIj{
receive 31.2t per day aud Transportation to
tie sgehe ut their work
, 1881-09-14
ALGERIA,


FnETC11 TNoors FORWARDED.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-A Afarselles corrc-
spondent status that from the 9th Of April 10
tic 7th Of tho present mouth $1,000 Froucll
troops have gone to Algeria.
, 1881-09-14

NAII.WAT MEMS.
Cry OF MExlco, Sept. 11.-'rhe Central
Railroad opens tn tile public nl1ety-tllree kIl-
olMctres of roatl to tic 1Gtt, inst.
AfTAMEHASo,
tho Ministerial candidate. was elected Fresi-
dent Of tho Congress by TIL immense ma-
jottty.
, 1881-09-14

SEVEitE Ftn1IrlSH.
TUyIs. Sept. 1a-TIlero t,as been Severe
fighting ut Zegtounn.
OFFICIAL 1sEPOjlTS
state tint the Arabs attacked tic French
camp Mt Zaghnl,n,,. The tight lasted forty
eight hours, supplies being entirely cnt niT
Tile French position IL considered difficult.
, 1881-09-14
TRIPOLI.


THFroLI, Sept. 1',-~A Turkish truop-sllip
arrived on tho 9TH Inst. with three batteries
Of nrtillery, 1000 troops, md ammunition.
Another vessel arrived today with over q 600
trouns,
, 1881-09-14
GERMANY.

CHESS.
BERLIN, Sept. 13.-1n tho chess contest To-
day, Xnckertort beat Rumant, and Black.
burno beat Tschigosyn. The game between
Mason nnu Wfttrk was draw.
, 1881-09-14

Won scifLoEzEl.'s RECALL.

Won BcifLoEzER's RECALL.
1.ostE, Sent. 1:.-kur1 Won Schloezor,
German Minister to tile United States, now
here, will proceed to Washington to present
ills letters Of recall.
, 1881-09-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.


tNcder SclteraJ
n0TTLED UNDER THE DIRECT sUpERv1-
slOSOF THE pliusslAN GOVERNMENT AND
GUARANTEED rU lie A NATURAL MlEEI.
Al WATER,
uNEQUALED AS. a TABLE WATER,
For sato by ANTHONY OEUils, 81 Warren
street, Now York.
Eoto agent for tho United statcs.
, 1881-09-14
Gloomy Prospects for stae Peanut Crop.
HFuLstrsfis.

Our Nurfolk ldvlcck aro thut tho peanut crop
IL nnk as promising rs lust reported. Sum lu-
cutlttes III which 1t Hns lhcuxht thare would DO
u tw!-tllrla crop wi! not average enc. haIt, and
u Is tolluYtA u be LOO late for ralu u be Ut
much benefit now.
, 1881-09-14

,;Arendfa Sscef, 1ron, ana Wine, with
progrvsstse axo. Il Unrlohes The nlu4,l, prompt.
y invtguratos tho br1ttn nn4 nervous systgoa,
!f1iprttrcs ttf9cato1 etc. Etpatlt, 4 round form,
bright eyes. hAppy atlte Ut lnltt.i. Arunds drug.
storo, eortler sladt&0n stroot an1 Fifth ayenuu
use 1ReddfnGs4 Itnsstn Ra1ve In tho
house. aud uBo RaddluR'a ltrssla 6ulye In thu
stAhlu
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21
A Miracle Spoiled.

About a for might ago the night watchman of Brieg, Prussia, while performing his usual rounds, observed light to be burning inside the village church at the con- spicuously uncanonical hour of 1 a. m. He straight away awoke the beadle and called that officials attention to the picious appearance. Having hastily collect ed together sufficient force of stout t-heart- ed parishioners armed with hatchets, hay forks and cudgels, the watchman and beadle proceeded to search the interior of the church. The chancel of Brieg church is adorned by life-size efigies of the twelve apostles. For some time the investigation proved altogether fruitless, when, all of sudden, the watchman nudged his compan- ion and whispered: Look how one of the apostles is wagging about ?" Have you taken leave of your senses ?" rejoined the beadle s'Not at all See ; there are thirteen apostles instead of twelve, and the extra one has got moleskin cap on! !" The beadle's ecclesiastical instincts at first prompted him to regard this addition to the apostolic company as a miracle, symptomatic of special glory and honor destined to accrue to Brieg church. but his pleasant illusion was soon rudely dispelled by the discovery that the who had secreted himself in the church at the time of it's closing with view to making clean sweep of the communion plate. When he heard approaching footsteps, he climbed from the altar into the gallery containing the holy efigies, and there he was seized, trem- bling with fright, his detention being mainly due to his inability, through sheer panic, to ] maintain statuesque attitude.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The Midsummer Holiday" Sc,16nea' has for frontispiece fine engraving of Ulysse Butin's Sailors Wife, and another full page engraving of great excellence is 8 re- production of Bastien Lepage's 'First Con- munion." There is most in viting article on Newport by Susan Coolidge, entitled ''The Isle of Peace." An effort. to cool August readers through their imagination is made by publishing at this time description of ''Ice Yachting on the Hudson" Mir. E. c. Sted- man contributes the first of series of papers on Poetry in America, timed sub ject in good hands. Three or four pages are given to the Songs of Nature" of a writer of verse, Mr. Roger Riorden, the tist, who is his own illustrator. MT. Boye- sens new novelette,, ''Queen Titania," is be gun. It is the story of waif in New York society. One of the most noteworthy ar ticles in the number is Robert Fulton's Ex- periments in Submarine Gunnery," printed from the inventors unpublished manuscripts.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21
AUTONIATiC.

No lady with any refinement will use her husbands meerschaum pipe to drive nails in the wall.
 Hadesbore is what they put on currant bushes since the new version came out.-iSgr- Gcuse Herald.
 The house fly can only see a distance of thirty eight feet, but that never bothers him any. He always manages to keep within thirty seven feet of everything -DetaVit Free Press.
 Teacher-"John, what are your boots does the leather come from 2" From the hide of the OK" "What animal. therefore, supplies you with boots and gives you meat to eat?" My father. "-G Cohesion Neees,
 peasant lately entered coffee house in Milan over whose door was written the tra- ditiona1 ''Coffee with Billiards" He called waiter and ordered: ''Give me a cup of coffee with billiards" 7" The waiter laughed, and the peasant saw that he had committed a blunder. ''Who said I wanted whole bill lizards ?'' he said; ''bring me only slics.''
 Beauty and the beast (Scene-fancy fair refreshment stall)-matter of fact man ''How much is this cup of tea?" Gushing thing-''Half a crown. With insinuating emphasis) But then have slipped it. you know.'' Matter of fact man-''Have you, by love? Then tell you what-here's five 5iFO hAC O S101hSdP "'1foS Folks.
 The Burlington Ha,okeye says that 1t is easy enough to predict the weather if you only follow the right rules. Here are some of them: 'sAn intensely blue sky indicates temporary absence of clouds Under other circumstances, again, an intensely blew sky indicates tornado. When the sun rises be- hind bank of clouds, and the clouds hang low all around the horizon and all over the sky, and the air feels damp, and there is a fine drizzfing mist blowing, the indications are there will be a rain somewhere in the United States or Canada. When it begins to thunder look out for lightning. To see the head of the family feeling in his right hand pocket, then in his left hand pocket, then in all his vest pockets, then in bis hip pocket, then in his coat pockets, and then at his cell ing, indicates mo change If he suddenly stops whistling at the ceiling and expands his face into broad grimace of delight.it means unexpected change If the corn husks are very thick, the winter will be colder than the summer. If the corn husks are very thin, the summer will be warmer than the winter If the corn husks are neither too thin nor too thick, the summer will be warm and the win ter will be cold If the weather prophet pre- diets rainy season and it happens to rain away out in Calaveras county, and is dry a bone all over the rest of America, this rain must be set down to the credit of the weath- CT breeder, and all the dry time counts for
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21
COMMUNICATIONS.
American ships and sub.ldles

To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 The article in your issue of July 18th, in regard to the comparative cost of iron steam ships here and on the Clyde, shows how lit tie foundation there is for the argument of those who favor free ships I have no doubt, as it is there stated, that frst-class ships can be built in this country as cheaply as any where else, but even if it were not so what difference would it make? It surely is not the slight difference in the first cost of the ships that makes or breaks a steamship com pany. It is necessary to their life that they should receive government aid, and not only necessary, but right and reasonable. They are common causes for the public good, and as such let them be supported by the public patronage and also receive in addition such small part of the wealth they help to bring into the country as may be needful to carry them along successfully. J R. A
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21
Cough on College Diplomas.

John B. Cough, in presenting the diplomas to the graduates of Abbott female academy, of Andover, a few days ago, said that he had never before seen diploma awarded and speaking of the degree which Amherst College conferred upon him some years ago, he re- marked: "Ihe president of Amherst College says to me frequently, Why do you never stay to commencement? Why, when you give us an address on the day or evening be- fore, do you always go immediately away ? Why, because cannot see these young fel- lows take their degree Why are they allowed to have what would have given my heart s blood to possess 2n
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21

The Wilmington Oelaware) Every Ecen- ing says that it does not speak for John Roach in it's declaration that good iron ships can be built as cheaply on Delaware bay as on the Clyde and it repeats in detail its sertion that the ships can be built if any one will pay for them.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21

The governor of Texas cannot issue a proclamation directing religious services for day of thanksgiving for the recovery of the President, because ''Church and State ought to be kept separate in their functions. D This queer action naturally does not meet the ap- proval of the people of Texas and mass meeting has been held at Dallas at which the following resolution was adopted: s.Re- solved, that the citizens of Dallas will spend the day set apart by other States as a day of jubilee and thanksgiving at the recovery of our President, and other cities of Texas are invited to do likewise.'
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21
DR. g. ". FISKE.


 C1RfrvOyant Physician and Magnetic Omce-No. 27O Chapel Street, New Haven. KKTH HERE he can be consulted regularly every WV month from the morning Of the 10th until the 28th at p. m-
 All who need any counsel or treatment are invited to call The Doctor has the gift to describe every pain and secret disease at sight, and with his vegeta able medicine and healing power combined enabled to cure all kinds of diseases in short time. The Doctor had thirty years experience as healer physician, thousands can testify to the many astonishing cures he has performed He makea speedy and rapid in nearly every case he under takes All curable cases must yield to his mode of treatnent The of the Doctor astonishes the most distinguished physicians He cures when all other treatments fa and the patient is restored to perfect health. The Doctor was born with natural healing and curative power. His magnetic passes give power and strength to the diseased organs, and with the immense numbers that flock to his roomss scarcely one goes away who does not receive beneht. His prices for treatment and medicine are reasonable that rich and poor alike can be restored to health.
 matters and all the afairg of ufe both social and financial including journeys lAxsg1ts gains losses absent friends and great success tn selecting lucky numbers Gittings forbustness affairs or exAmina- fion of the sick, q. Communications by letter upon husiess hea1th must contain g. age lock of hair stanp Address Lock Box l.26S. Norwich. Ct Take notic, Dr. Fiske cannot be consulted again at his ofice No. PFC Chapel street. New Haven, after July 26th until September 10th he desires to take iJsE Dr. s. ". FIsKRs VALUABLE LINIMENT, Sn aIl cases of Rheumatism, Sprains, and all pains md sol1eg, For sale by all Druggists. tyr daW
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21
EDITORIAL NOTES.

New York very properly felieitates itself upon the fact that between June 15 and July 15 79S miles of it's streets were cleaned and that there were 331 deaths less during the month than during the corresponding period last year.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21

This is the season for remarkable stories and Colorado newspaper writer comes te the front with thrilling tale describing how terror caused flock of sixty-two black sheer in that State to become perfectly white be tween twilight and daylight.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21

The special committee of the Georgia leg islature appointed to inspect the convict camps of the State has reported upon their condition in a way which leaves no room to doubt that the chain-gang system, as it is carried out in Georgia, is brutal and disgrace ful. The committee received frequent com plaints of overwork, insufficient food, brutal punishment, and compulsory labor in spite of sickness. Naturally, better condition of affairs was found in some camps than in oth- CTS, and in one or two cases the committee found little to condemn. The almost univer- sal punishment is whipping on the naked body with leather strap. Of course the lessees of the convicts who make large profit from their labor would oppose the es- tablishment of a more decent and humane system, but it is believed that public senti- ment is growing in Georgia which sooner or later will demand such change.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21

The King of the Belgians has offered a prize of S5, 900 for the best essay on the sub jeet of the improvement of ports situated on sandy shores.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21
NOTV6yF

NT E INFORM our customers living on the West w Haveh shore that after date we shall call for orders and deliver goods regularly twice each week
 June 27th, 1ssI ieSs
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21

Notwithstanding the instructive experi- ences of various families in this country who have attempted to gain possession of vast es- tates in England, various branches of the Hedges family in the United States are much exercised by story that they are to get a big slice of an English estate of $25O, 900, GOO, recently decreed by the Court of Chancery to the American heirs of Sir Charles Hedges The story is that the property was left one hundred years ago to the heirs of Sir Charles brother Joseph, who had emigrated to Amer ica, with the restriction that the division should not be made for 100 years Mean time the English Hedgeses held possession and use of the property. The time for the division having arrived it is claimed that the American heirs of Joseph Hedges are to be put in possession of their inheritance when they can prove their descent. Perhaps some lawyer wants to go to Europe at the expense of the Hedges family
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21

The Kansas City Times claims, and appar- ently with reason, that the town in which it
 is published is entitled to bear the palm'' in
 the matter of easy divorce. It says the judges habitually refer the cases, which do not come before them again except upon written testimony taken in an attorneys of- fee. The referees report is filed and the di- vorce granted without further hearing ssAs a rule, divorce suits go by default. D This prac- Gce prevails in the face of the doubt whether there really is any law authorizing areference. In one casea wife during the summer had been stopping in Kansas City, and hearing thas it was a good place for divorces had or. dered an attorney to draw up one and sworu
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-21
The President of France.

Jules Grevy, His Humble Origin and High Advaneemenf-TheS Son or a Peas ant Now the Chief of Great European State-N. Grevy's Loyalty and NIedesty A Genuine Republican.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-13
A PAYING OCCUPATION.

The approach Of the long winter evenings calls
attention to the matter on lamp, for without
good light half ths pleasure or pro6t 10 taken
from reading or study. Coal oil 10 now In gen.
arsl use for illuminating purposes outside Of
cities and large towns whore coal gas 10 u.ed,
and when proper lamp 10 used II 10 the best
substitute for sunlight ever discovered. The
principal or plan upon which the Student Lamp
IL constructed may be said TO be the bssi 10 use,
but the lamp itself has always had several OBJ
jectionabls fsAtures which we are glad to SEE are
favor called The "Hosr LAxr,. MANUFACTURED
by the Homo Lamp Co. ef Cincinnati. The great
objection 10 most other lamps W their liability
70 be upset. the trouble 10 keep lhem in order.
and the poor HIGHT given BY tasm. The New
Home Lamp 10 Nickel Plated, and almost fac.
sirnlie OF the stsdent Lamp; II has . handsome
ornamentsd clasp BY means Of which the lamp
car b. at once easily adjusted In any position
upon the center table. piano, uasie rest. sewing
machine, deck. or BY means Of hAndsorns
bracket. which goes With the lamp, can Be
placed spon the vail. and IN vhstever positios
tbs plAced II 10 ahsolntely safe. This IL The
great feature Of esllencs, bat the New Hems
Lamp con bines Alas tho patent ArRsnd burner.
filling indicator and match boz. No lamp has
ever before been received With such uniysrsai
favor or received sueh strong concentrations
from The leading journals 81 Cincinnati. Il 10
Aiso endorsed By such men ~ tbs mayor and
sgsnts Of dat city - the safest, mos. conven-
lent and beet lamp made. TIE company desires
agents In this locality, and any smart lady or
gentleman eaa make thanAsoms income during
the next six months By canvassing for its sale.
There IL hardly dozen families in this county
Who will mot vat one. and its price IL % lev ~
70 bring II within ths reach al. For further
iniormstien address, Home Lamp Co.. Cincin.
natl. o., ncntioniss our paper Iad they will
gre Jon fat pArfiesls's snd exclusive territory
10 canvass In zslow
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-01-13

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