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Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-15
Court Notes

In October last suit was brought by James McAlpine against the noted bigamist and forger, Budlong A. Morton, now in dur ance vile in Virginia prison for money borrowed. NcAlpine's attorney, c. B. Mat thewman, caused to be attached sundry arti- cles at Morton's boarding house, kept by Mrs. Kennedy in York street. Subsequently Charles R. Whedon, attorney for Mrs. Ken nedy, brought writ of replevin for the arti cles attached The suit was returnable be- fore James A Wood, justice of the peace, a trial had and judgment given for the plaintiff for return of property, etc. Attorney Matthewman was not informed of the deci sion of the justice until a week or ten days had elapsed, when he gave notice of an ap- peal, which the justice would not allow, as he stated it was not made in the time required by custom. Attorney Matthewman then brought a writ of mandamus to the Court of Common Pleas, compelling the justice to al low the appeal, which writ was denied A writ of error was next brought to the Com mon Pleas. Judge Torrance has rendered a decision reversing that of the court below on the ground that the justice when he rendered his judgment had lost jurisdiction of the case.
 breach of peace case, resulting directly from the Malley trial, was before the City Court yesterday morning. Ann Clerkln, one of the witnesses in the Malley case, testified in the Superior Court some days ago to hav-
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ing some fun in Malleys barn on the evening of the fifth of August with James Brady, Malley's hostler. Ann's loquacity on this point so displeased Mir. Brady that he has since forbidden and induced MT. Nal ley to forbid her to come into or Ann went into the barn and made re- marks uncomplimentary to James James immediately ejected Ann from the barn; but as soon as she got outside she picked up small fish pole and chased James into the barn. Failing to catch him she had him ar rested. Yesterday morning she appeared anxious to conciliate Brady. But Brady would not be conciliated, and produced wit nesses to prove that Ann was at fault. Judge Sheldon discharged Brady and administered a reprimand to Ann.
 Moves O'Mara, of Seymour, has settled with James Swan, the auger manufacturer, for the augers and bits he took from the shop. Deputy Sheriff Tucker ascertained last week that he had been in the habit of doing this before the men got to work in the morning and taking the articles to saloons. The same allegation is made against O'Mara in reference to Frank Beecher's auger shop where he worked.
 Deputy Sheriff Tucker, of Seymour, yes terday brought to the county jail three tramps Charles Kelly and William See and his wife
 
 Catharine. They were in Seymour begging Tuesday. The sheriff attempted to arrest them, Kelly resisted and three four men were necessary to hold him. Accordingly he was bound over both for the assault and for being a tramp in $2OO each. See and wife were bound over for tramping in the same amount.
 In the suit of the New York and Boston Despatch Express company against the Trad CTS and Mechanics Insurance company, in the Superior Civil Court at Boston, Tuesday, the jury returned a verdict of $851 for the plaintiff the amount of the policy with inter est and this verdict, it is eaid. settles other suits on insurance policies amounting to $50, ,O0O The suit arose from goods dam aged in the Stonington line disaster and in- sured by the defendant. The defeHce was that the collision caused the Narragansett to sink, and that although fire broke out after the collision, water was the proximate cause of the loss and not fire.
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EGYPT.

Panic at CaIrO-A Heavy Exodus from
 the City-The khedfve Holds a. Levee.
 CAIRO June 1.-The panic in this city is increasing and general stampede of Euro peans is the result. Several banks have closed their offices including those under An glo-French control, and all the officials there in have been granted an indefinite leave of absence. The Marquis de Noailles, French minister, summoned a meeting of Frenchmen at Alexandria to-day, at which he declined to be responsible for their safety should they continue in Egypt and has asked his govern ment to recall him.
 ALEXANDRA, June 1.-The Khedive held 8 levee at Alexandria palace to-day which was largely attended. He informed his guests that 43O ringleaders of the late riots had been arrested and he hoped confidence would soon be restored. The Khedives remarks created a very favorable impression. The demeanor of the soldiers on the streets has changed in deference towards Europeans.
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Indiana.

A Shocking Accident-Lives Lost by the
 Falling of a Bridge.
 INDIANAPOLIS, June 14.-Heavy rains last night overfowed the Union railway tracks and filled the cellars of business houses, in. cluding 8 large number of dry goods and grocery stores, causing heavy loss. Irwin & Go. estimate their loss at $2O, 900. The num- Der drowned is now estimated at from six to fifteen. Nine are known to be lost at the Union depot bridge, Kate Gildery and Tn ,mas Dailey's bodies have been recovered.
 LATER The excitement occasioned by the falling of the bridge near Union depot still continues. Eight persons were rescued, all of whom were much bruised or injured. The bodies of the following persons have been found and others are supposed to have float ed out into the river and down stream Kate Gi}derman, seventeen years A. K. Saunders, George w. Smith of Clermynt, the sister of John Massay, Edward Tilford, aged seven teen, George F. Scoville of Colony, Kas, and three other bodies were taken out late this afternoon which are still unknown. The loss to business and the damage to property ir this city is estimated at $l5O,O0O.
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NEW ENGLAND.
N CIV Hampshire.

ConIy's Sacrifce-Dro1vned while Trying
 to Save RfstZeI.
 CHESTERFIELD, June 1.-The body of George K. Conly, the member of the Kellogg troupe who was drowned on May 26, was discovered in Spofford Lake this morning. II was found floating few rods from the point ago, but nearer to point of land, which would indicate that Conly, who was found in his shirt-sleeves and stocking-fest, attempted to save Rietzel, who could not swim, and, failing in the attempt, swan for the island, but became exhausted before reaching there a. met his terrible fate. His gold watch and chain and about $1OO were found on his person. His body was placed in metal lie coffin and taken to New York this after nOOn
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The Greenwich, R. l., print works were sold yesterday at auction for $75,000 to Whitford & Eldrich.
 The Mayor of New York has signed reso- lution of the Board of Aldermen increasing the pay of city laborers from $1.75 to $2 per day.
 Base ball yesterday: At Providence, Prov idence ?, Clevelands l ; at Boston Bostons 7, Chieagos , at Worcester, Buffalos Il, Worcesters 2; at Troy, Troys 13, Detroits f.
 The Republican Congressional convention in the Fifth Iowa, district yesterday nomin- ated James F. Wilson of Tama county on the 146th ballot. Wilson is at present railroad commissioner and he served two terms in Congress-
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Massachusetts.
A Grand Literary Gnthsrtn

A Grand Literary Gathering.
 BOSTON, June 14.-Houghton, Miffiin & Co.,, the Boston publishers, gave the fourth of 8 series of literary receptions at the house of ex-Governor Claain this afternoon in honor of the seventieth birthday of Harriet Beecher Stowe large concourse of liter ary people were present, including Holmes, Howell, Whittier, Alcott and Rev. H. w. Beecher, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney, J. T. Trowbridge, T. B. Aldrich and one hundred and forty others. MT. Houghton addressed the assembly, reviewing Mrs Stowe's career, and H. w. Beecher re- sponded. Frank B. Sanborn, Oliver Wen dell Holmes, Mrs Whitney, J. T. Trow- bridge, Mrs. Charlotte Bates and Mrs Allen, Mrs. Stowe's daughter, read original poems.
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Minnesota.

Arrested for Murder-Stea mboaf Officers
 Held for Running Down Fisherman.
 LAKE CITY, June 1.-The captain and pi- lot of the steamer Centennial, of the St. Louis and St. Paul line of steamers, were ar rested when the steamer reached here on her way from St. Paul to St. Louis ay and locked up on a charge of murder. On the way up the river Monday evening the Centen- nal run down and sunk fishing boat and a man named Frank Collins was drowned The steamer passed on without noticing the act, hence the charge of murder. Meantime the steamer is lying at the landing until the trou- bIe is settled
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK. June IA Sailed, the P. Caland for Rot terdam, the Galla for Liverpool the France for Havre, the Queen for London, the Hecls for Copen- hagen Arrived, the America from Bremen, the Ethiopia from Glasgow, the Wieland from Hamburg hiladeIphia-Satled, the British Queen for Liver pool.
 London-Saled, the France for New York
 Queenstown-Sailed, the Republic for New York. Antwerp-Satled, the Deruyter for New York.
 GIasgow-Arrived, the Bolivia from New York.
 Hamburg-Arrived, the Herder from New York Sailed, the Leasing r New York.
 Liverp 1ol-Arrived, the Indiana from Philadelphia the Nova Scotian an Peruvian from Montreal Sailed the Hevetis New York.
 Plymouth-Arriyed, the Cimbria from New York for Hamburg.
 Bremen-Arrived, the Donan from New York. Gai1a lad %hoE EI1ai,7 ForN YOrl
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THE WEST.
Kansas.

Damages for Error in a Telegram.
 LEAvENwoRTH, June 14.-In the case of Washer, White and King, of Atchison, against the Western Union Telegraph company, in the United States Circuit Court yesterday, judgment for $1.135.53 was rendered for plaintiffs, who are grain dealers, and sent 8 dispatch to St. Louis to a commission firm to ''sell fifteen July wheat" which was receiv- ed, "sell fifty July wheat" and for which error of the Telegraph company damages were claimed. The Western Union company claimed that the message was not repeated, and that, therefore, the company was not liable.
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NEW YORK.

Lower Prices for Beef-A Boon for the
 Housekeepers.
 NEW YORK, June- 1.-The housekeepers have for a long time been compelled to pay very high prices for beef. The president of 8 packing company here says he don't believe in the stories about corners and the scarcity of cattle, His company have opened sales room where fresh prime cuts sell for twelve cents pound, less than half the price charged by butchers in general. It is pro- posed to open stores in all parts of the city for the benefit of the working classes.
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A BUFF, hand-painted Parasol in driving down "A Chapel street from Park street to Bnwman' 8 photograph rooms Tuesday morning. The finder will be suitab rewarded by leaving it at
 jet5 1t* CHAPEL, STREET
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NEW DOMINION.
Sunk by an Iceberg-Fnte of nn Ocean
 SteRmahin.

Sunk by an Ieeberg-FRte of nn Ocean
 Steamship.
 MONTREAL, June 1.-The steamship Peru, two thousand tons, Captain Ross, of the London line, sailed May 31st for London laden with phosphate, lumber and 2O4 head of cattle shipped by Reford & Co.,, agents of the line. A telegram was received this morn- ing from Cape Race, N. F., stating that the Beaver line steamer Lake Manitoba had pass ed there with part of the crew of the Peru, the latter having foundered at sea. The res- cued numbered thirty persons, comprising two boat loads. A third boat containing ten persons is missing. The captain, mate and engineer are among the saved. Captain Christie reports having collided with an ice berg on the afternoon of June 9th and they took to the boats. The vessel sunk at mid night. Schools of immense icebergs nearly block the passage in the vicinity of Cape Race. The Peru and its cargo were insured.
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Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

It is entirely different from all others. It is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates. is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce a new growth where it has fallen of It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of have done. It will change light or faded hair in few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- ton, wholesale agents. s6 1yd6w
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WANTED.

hRUG CLERK of one or two years experience fn II the business. Also bey about 1e years old
 je15 If Address GDRTGS, ? this o-scs
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A SITUATION by experienced and very s4a "A, cient girl as cook, or to do cooking washing and ironing in private family in the city She up derstands thoroughly her business and CAB take fuII charge of thework needed Has best reference from her last place. Call up stairs at
 J6l5 It. 33K ORANGE STREET
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my30 Sm 53 CHAPEL STREET. BEACH HOUSE,
 SAVIN ROCK, West Haven, Connecticut.
 E. FREEMAN, Proprietor.
Merwin Point Hotel.

ESHIS popular resort will be opened for the recep- E ton of guess, ThursdAy. May g, 1884 The scenery is beautiful, abundant shade. fine sandy beach for bathing. Sea food of all kinds is taken from the ~At-rs in the immediate vicinity The ho- tel and grounds will be under the immed ate super- vision of Nr. J. s. Rood, who has had many years experience in the hotel business tMerwin's Point is located siy miles west of Haven. minutes drive from Woodnont st2ti n- Sixteen trains per day at this station Hotsl carriage every train. Address, J. $. ROOD, Manager.
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A Big Poker Gams-The Beaten Man
 Suing for His Stakes.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, June 14.-The examination in the case of Francis P. Weed against Dr. Hedges, of Newburgh, charged with defraud- ing Weed out of $15o, 900 in draw-poker, came up before Judge Barnard this morning. During his testimony Weed swore he lost $45O,UO0 at faro in one hour, Scott, who played poker with him and Hedges, being the dealer
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MONEY TO LOAN, SE nnAh to $4 GOO in amounts to suit st DA DAeO1BSF once, and at reasonable rate on good security, or first mortgage on improved city property. Address
 je15 2t* s'CHARLES H, ,'' this office
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Hanian Sick With Typhoid Fever

ToRoNTo, June 14.-There IS great indig- nation in sporting circles here at the Ross party attempting to force Hanlan to row at Winnipeg July 3d. Drs. shange and Nc Farlane published certificate to day stating that Hanlan is suffering from typhoid fever and could not possibly commence training inside of two months
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Starin's New Haven Trans
 DOrtatiOn Lime.
Leaves New Haven Daily except Sunday.
 Leaves New York Daily except Saturday.

Leaves New Haven Daily except Sunday. Leaves New York Daily except Saturday. r ..slE-asshx. THE JOHN H, sTARIN, Capt McAl- every ran TusSday af nna 5 Thursday ss at ERAsTUs CORNING Capt spoor, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1915 p.
 Returning leave New ork from Pier IS, foot of Cortland street, at 9 p. m.-the 8TARIN every Mon day, Wednesday and Friday, the CORNING every Sunday Tuesday and Thursday. The only Sunday night boat from New York.
 Fare, with berth in cabn $1; with berth in state room, $1.5 Excursion tickets. S1 50
 Free Coach leaves the depot at 8:lO D. Leaves of Church and Chapel streets every half houF commencing at 8:30 Tickets sold and baggage checked to Philadelphia. Passengers by Fair Haven and Westville cars can stop at Brewery street, only three blocks from the boat.
 Tickets and Staerooms be rurchased at MoAl- ister & Warrens our uptown ofce), at the Tontine Hotel, and at 309 and 35l Chapel street.
 staterooms f, r Sunday night boat can be obtained at w. A Spauldings Drug Store, 89 Ihurch sreet
 ". B. MILLER, Agent, ieI5 New Haven Conn.
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WANTED,

< CENTS. Salary commission Agents "A easily make from s to SIC day selling new styles Of Autograph and Photograph AIouEnz, ''Gashells Business MznuAl,H Tennysan's Posf2c4l Works, Watson < PEttouis History of the United States complete up to the present time, wsbssers Dictionary and other standard works
 M MANNING S CO,
 Publishers, $50 Chapel street. L. ll-.n. ra--Ea
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A SITUATION by young Rnglish girl zs cook "A to do cooking, wa4hfng and ironing In priv&ts family in the city She ts good l&undress and uics cook Would take well place to do general house work. Call up stairs at
 iel5 It. ssL 0pANCv CTvrrT
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a)ew a}aren @aly g1umng 9nnrna and Courier

Local Weather Record.
 JUNE IA, 1882
 7:l6 11:16 316 T16 11:16
 AM. A. M. PM p.M PM: Barometer. .3O.17 30.13 DOT 30 O3 3001 Thermometer. 62 "A Il G5 60 Humidity. P 4s @ f8 75 Wind. .......... SW.4 S.6 S.5 SW.6 SW8 Weather. Fair Fair CTdy Crdy Crdy Max. temp, 54 min. temp, 75 total rainfall .0O.
 FOR JUNE IA, 1881. Max temp, e3; min. temp, 52; rainfall, .74
 J. H. SHERMAN, sergt. s. c. U. s. A. *Too small to measure.
 "Lt."-Wind less than miles an hour storm sig nals have reference only to approaching high winds Approaching high northwestarly winds indicated by red and white flags combined During June winds from the southwest to south @ ass th most likely to be followed by rain.
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Englnnd,s Policy in the Crisis.

LONDON, June 14.-In the Houss of Com mons this afternoon Mir. Gladstone said She policy of the government was 8 desire to maintain it's established rights in Egypt, including the rights of the Sultan and the Khedlve, the people and foreign Egyptian bondholders. At late hour this afternoon Egyptian stocks and securities were strong with an upward tendency.
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WANTED.

S HOE CLERK to take charge of s shoe dep3rtrnsrt S in New Haven. Address with refsrenca srd salary expected. "AIANUF4 F4CIURERs cara aSS Dsr- onshire street. Boston Mass 1s1- =
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WANTED.

IMMEDIATELY. enmpe ent Prezcriution cysyk A for one month. Address stxtinQ salsry r~se- ences, etc, HIN E rs 1sae1- yeA4 ~ WfJTfuxrtfr
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FoRTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June

WASHINGTON, June l4. sENArE.-senator Anthony, from the Naval con- mittee reported adversely the bill to establish the office of assistant secretary of the navy.
 After the expiration of the morning hour the bond ed whiskey exteusion bill was taken up. Mr. Bayards substitute for the House bill being read, MT. Bayard made long speech in support of his substitute, which fixes the period at five years, and argued in favor of the provision covering fruit brandies.
 MT. Brown offered additional sec ion to the effect tha nothing in the bill should be construed essening the chances for future reduction of the tax and those taking advantage of the provisions of the bill q at their own risk.
 Mir. Sherman opp sed the bill. At the conclusion of MT. Shermans speech the Senate went into tive session. and at 5:3O p. adjourned
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WANTED

FEYO BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and Car \ pets Highest caAh price paid OrdsrH by mail promptly attended to, st
 JAI7 2s CHURCH STREET.
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WANTED
WANTEn-

SITUATION by 8 respectable girl to do eee1ud "A work or general housswork fn : Ezivs3s family, Is go plain cook. washer and ironer Good refer ences given. Apply at
 iel5 It. g PUTNAAT STEF-ET
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FOR SALE ,

6f44 TWO HOUSES in the north e.. tern part of the AsiSI city. The houses are built for two families allIN and rented to pay 10 per cent of what they can be bought for. They will be sold low and terms easy. A good opportunity for a mechanic to secure good home.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
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HoUsE-While the whiskey bill under discus sion there was stormy scene between MT Kelly and MT. White. MT Whites sraid that MT. Miller, of the hiskey associ ton, had stated under oath that Mir. Kelly had made bargain by which the tariff and whiskey had pooled their interests in legislation MT Kelly at arose and denou ced the statement that of fauati d. liberate liar. resolu ion of passed on motion O. MT Springer, but b tn apologized the censure was withdrawn. Sev- eral amendments were then adopted and the bill passed.
 report from the Elections committee allowing the claim of Cannon, of Utah. for pay delegate until his claim rejected, was adopted.
 The pension apt reputation bill reported from the committee Inc bill appropriates $l00000000 for tensions
 Page moved to take up the river and harbor bill and it agreed to.
 A resolution adopted to print 25 0C0 copies of the report of the geological survey. The House adjourned at 4:35 p. ID,
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33H ORANGE STREET.
WANTED
M WANTEn

1.-TWO hrst-clsss Carpenters Apply to A Real sors- 4 man Of the window screen and manteI dsusrt- n-eLt- F. A. GILBERT,
 Je49 ot 33s Chspel streaf
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1afSTf SEVEN ROOMS. upper story 26 Pearl street. hNiiI Price s20O Possession immediately to
 zE4.N spohslble party Inquire of R. T. MERWIN Chapel street, or GEO. HOTUHKISS, 2d, 45 Summer stfeNt ia14 Bit
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WANTED.

4 SITUATION by competent girl to do genera A houEeEork. Good reference fl required
 jel5 It. Inquire at IA LIBERTY 8TRrFT
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WANTED

"A by a lady of experienced Best or rsfs-a1Its given and req fred Address
 1el4 3t' f.AOUsEEEFPER- al Hfrr S.-..t
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City oourt-cr,minar side-Judse Shell

don.
 John Donahue, James Bohan and Fit2 Oggeson, breach of peace discharged David Cahill, defrauding boarding house keeper, nole George H. Braden, defrauding eating house keeper, $6 II costs and 20 days in jail Michael Brennan, keeping an unregistered dog, nolle; Margaret Welch, breach of peace on Ellen Haslitt, continued to June 19 Louis Ehle, breach of peace on Christian Ehle, $5 fine and $6 costs Stephen Mor n and Jo- seph Leonard, taking horse without permis- sion, $3 fine and $6 IS costs each.
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WANTEn
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S SITUATION by a young girl lately arrived froul "A Ireland to do light houseEork Or seoord zz-orF Is willing and obHging- Inquire at
 je15 It. s OAK sTgvvT
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The Powers Insisting a Conference.
 PARIS, June 14.-A Constantinople tele- Lord Duferin, British ambassador, and Mar quis De Noailles, French ambassador, at Con- stantinople, have again sent circular to the Porte insisting on a conference and giving as- surance that the sole object of the conference shall be the settlement of the Egyptian ques- tion
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