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Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-22
Minnesota.
A Blizzard in the West.


 ST. PAUL, March 21.-Reports from the pending blizzard show it to be constantly growing of more serious character Manitoba trains snow bound, one at Buxton and one at Fergg's Falls. The drifts in the roads are enormous and increasing hourly. Trains on the Northern Pacific between Fargo and Bismarck are snow bound. Two freight trains are stuck in the drift near Val ley City and the east-bound passenger train is stuck behind another freight train. Be- tween Jamestown and Valley City snow blows and shoveIIers are hard at work, but the snow piles back as fast as removed. A dispatch from Glencoe, Minn., says Hastings and Dakota arc completely blockaded. Rush City, Minn, reports more snow falling in this storm than during the whole winter It is over two feet at Brainard. This is the first blockade of the season.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
A Coffin for a Pen1tent Striker.

COh for a Pen1tenf Striker
 PH~NrxvILLE, March 21.-The residence of James Hickey watchman at the Etruscan works, was visited this evening by gang of ruffians who pelted the house with stones breaking windows and greatly damaging the. property The cause of the attack was that a young man who boarded with Hickey joined the strikers at the Phoenix iron works and went out with them, but afterward returned to work For this Hickey blamed the young man. note written in a scrawling hand was found notifying him that if he did not leave Phnnixville to-day coffin would be sent round to him.
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NEW YORK.
Work in sergean at NIason's Interest.

NEW YORK, March 21,-Sergeant Mason has secured the services of Lyddy Bros, counsellors of this city, and they have made motion before the Supreme Court of the United States for writ of habeas corpus and for writ of certiorari asked for the uncon- ditional discharge of their client. It is made returnable Friday, and upon that day Lyddy will appear before the Supreme Court at Washington and present arguments for the writ of habeas corpus. Hon. Nathaniel c. Moak will appear as associate counsel.
 The Board of Aldermen of this city today passed resolution asking the President to pardon Mason.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, March 21.-Sailed, the Alaska for Liverpool Arrived the Gallia and Eng land from Liverpool, the Amsterdam from Rotterdam, the Salier from Bremen.
 Amsterdam Sailed, the Pollux for New York.
 Glasgow-Arrived, the State of Georgia from New York.
 Havre-Sailed (the 9th) the ". A. Schot- ten for New York.
 Larne-Sailed Cthe 9th) the State of Flori- ida for New York. Liverpool-Arrived, the Egypt from New
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LOCAL NEWS.
John Moran.

John Moran proprietor of saloon corner of Wooster and East streets, died Monday night after an illness of only four days with pneumonia He was 36 years of age and had lived in this city 13 years. He had many friends who will deplore his untimely death. He was influential in down town politics and was widely known in his section of the city
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Russia Unpreparcd for War.

BERLIN, March 21.-Tne National ZettHng publishes a dispatch from St. Petersburg saying that general of staff of the Rus sian army reports that it is impossible for Russia at present to wage an offensive war and that in view of the existing complications their whole line of defense especially at War saw and other western fortresses, against an invasion.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The United States government has adhered to the Geneva Red Cross convention.
 The officers of the various Russian regi- ments have rendered an ovation and dinner to General Skobeleff.
 There have been renewed shocks of earth quake at Chic and the people have taken in toTfG
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Improved Mail Facilities.

BOSTON, Merch 21.-Postmaster General Howe met score of prominent citizens and railroad presidents at the postoffice this af- ternoon, to talk over the proposed increase of mail facilities between this city and the West and this city and New Hampshire. All phases of the question were discussed and General Howe expressed the hope that the improvement des1red might be brought about cho ort1I
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Ireland,
Rearding the Lion in His Den

Rearding the Lion in His Den.
 DUDLIN, March 21.-An explosion of dy- namite occurred in police detectives cham bers in this city to-day, completely wrecking the place and also several houses in the vi cinity. Fortunately nobody was hurt. No arrests have haen made.
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Death of an Aged Clergyman.

b
 SHEFFIELD, March 21.-Rev. Dr. Orville Dewey, prominent Unitarian, died here to- day, aged 88. He was a graduate of Williams and Andover and was at various times pastor in Gloucester, New Bedford, New York and Boston, and assistant to Dr. Charming. He travelled extensively in 1883 and about 1943 Of late years he has resided in quiet on hit farm ip this town.
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Russia.
Visit of Much Import.

Visit of Much ImporI
 ST. PETERSBURG, March 21.-The Nocoe hemTga, Russian journal having excellent sources of intelligence, says that the Sultan will visit the Czar at St. Petersburg this spring, The political significance of this statement, in view of the present critical con- dition of affairs between Russia and ustria, is great
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1 but as the powder charge was somewhat in 1 excess of the service allowance it is fair to 1 reduce this velocity by 100 feet. It will even
 then be far in advance of the speed attained
 under former conditions. The improvement
 has had stronger illustration in a competi-
 tive trial between the two experimental A.
 ton guns-that of Elswick manufacture, with the air-spaced chamber, and that of Woolwich, with the retention ring. The former, with $50 pounds of powder, (rather above it's service charge,) discharged 7O0- pound projectile at a velocity of 1900 feet per second; the latter, crammed with 100 pounds of powder and the same shot, re- corded a speed of ?, 12O feet. These figures represent in energy respectively 17, 300 and 20, 800 tons per foot, and the advantage in an attack upon armor-plates may be assumed in the same proportion. The discovery has created great satisfaction in the government departments and is expected to lead to even more important results.
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News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. THE LABOR TROUBLES. Five Thousand Operatives
 Out at Lawrence. THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS IEV0L WE'D, The Mill Hands Finding Work
 Elsewhere. SHEPHERD BEFORE THE COMMITTEE, A Few Hours With a Spicy
 Witness.
NEW ENGLAND. Ma Ssachusetts.

The Lawrence Strike-FtVe Thousand
 Operatives i'm IdIeness-R elief Prom sed
 to the Strikers.
 LAWRENCE, March 21.--The organization o f weavers this afternoon has precipitated mat ters at the Pacific mills. The corporation shut down the entire worsted department to- night for an indefinite period, throwing five thousand operatives out of employment. The print department alone, comprising small portion of the mills, will continue to run. James E. Little, selling agent of the mills, says the worsted department will not start up again till the whole force of operatives are ready to go to work at the reduced wages AS there is large amount of manu- factured goods on hand the corporation will suffer little detriment. The change in ma chinery which has already been commenced will be pushed as fast as possible while the strike continues. He thought the operatives would take counsel of their judgment and soon return to work. Mayor Breen says the crisis has come and he is glad of it as the strikers have been used like slaves and dogs by the present management of the mills. The operatives can for the most part get work elsewhere. Substantial aid Will be fur nished those who need it and the city gov ernment will help all who apply. The labor CTS have had enough of the Pacific mills and will not go back. In any event the shut down will seriously injure the city, taking $1GO,0OO per month out of circulation besides the idle ness of the corporation plant, the interest on the investment of capital being $1,000 per day. He said all Lawrence hoped for change of management of the mills. The city will probably be canvassed without delay with view of ascertaining the circumstances of the members of the union and assistance may be expected from citizens and friends of the movement Several spinners have been hired by the Globe mill of Fall River.
 The mule spinners who did not strike, but thrown out of work by the shut down, held 8 meeting to night to express regret at being thrown out of work, but expressed sympathy with the strikers. The number of spinners engaged to go to Fall River is forty, twelve to the Globe mill. Agents from other places are in the city after weavers, and it is reported that two hundr ed will engage to go in day or two. Many weavers say to- night that they would accept cut, down if the management was changed.
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FORTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. March 21.

WASHINGTON, MATCH TT. SENATE-DTr. Morgan made set speech the tar if commission bill, pointing out the necessity for suit.
 The bill amending the act to provide the sale of the of the reservation of the confederated Otoe and Missouri Indians in Nebraska and Kansas passed.
 The Senate adjourned at 4:55 P. m.
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"ANTEn

GENTLEMAN of eminent responsibility, re- "A hnement and position Jwfdower.b having ne; with misfortunes EfAhes with soEeChristiGn lady of wealth with 8 view 10 business No triherE need reply. Address
 LOCK BOX 22s0, rnl4 lGts Boston Postofa-e-
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Following Desirable Property for
 Sale or to Rent:

TO RENT, daA1. FURNISHED, For one a term of years, one Esisl of the finest Residences Prospect street. EN..l Several very desirable furnished cottages at Savin Rock, for the season.
 FOR SALE, At a bargain, one of tie most convenient and best built Houses in the State also on Prospect Hill Two story French roof frame House. modern i'm provements, Lot 40xl50, Sylvan avenue, Howard avenue can be bought for one-half original cost. Two story frame House, eleven rooms, stable in rear Sylvanavenue must be sold at once. Cottage frame House, rooms well arranged and in good repair; bargain.
 Very desirable modern House Whalley Two good Houses Lamberton street. Very desirable Building Lot Sylvan avenue, near Howard 100Xl50 most of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for indefinite time. Six hundred feet of Building Lots on Whalley ave- will be sold for enough to wipe out first mortgage same.
 Considerable Shore Property at saVin Rock.
 FOR SALE OR TO RENT. Very pleasant House Main street, Westville minutes from horse cars; IA grounds 100x360 well stocked with choicest fruits; carriage house on premises; price of rent or purchase very low. Two very desirable furnished Cottages at Stony Creek, shore front
 by foreclosure and in settlement of estates.
 MILLS & NARSDEN Attorneys, Ina22 308 Chapel Street, City.
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|" NTEn
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,

VNO BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and Car. \ pets. Highest cAsh price paid Orders by mai iaI7 zs CHURCH STREET.
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HOUsE-The Chinese bill came up in the regular order and debate on the bill was continued pro and until shortly before o'clock, when the minority of the Committee on Territories presented report adverse to the admission of Dakota as a State.
 At D. m. the House adjourned.
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approaching marriage with the Princess Helena of Waldeck was read in both houses this afternoon and will be called up for con- sideration on Thursday next.
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DRIyATE families. boarding houses, hotels and N restaurants be supplied with help Of differ nAtionaliies Great attention ts paid by the pro prietor Of the establishment in the choice Of girls and women before sending them to hl situation Coun- try calls Of any distance promptly attended to-
 MRS. T. MULLIGAS, tAI2H 2s3 Grand street cor. Olive
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NEW DOMINION.
A SOciafN ENRnf

QUEBEC, Match 2l.-A futter of excitement has been caused in society over the rumored immediate marriage of Sir Hugh Allan to Miss Gordon of this city.
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EOR SALE.
Fruit and Vegetable Grounds, on 1y 16 minutes drive from City
 Hall. 12 acres.


 Y OCATION unsurpassed in the county This 4 property is admirably adapted to the culture of fruits and vegetables of all descriptions. A large plat of strawberries were set last year. Blackber- ries, raspberries &c., in abu dance There large variety of apple trees choice. all large size $2OO worth of apples were sold from them in 1881, and 40 barrels of cider. Grapes, pears, peaches and plums in abundance There is good two-story house, eight also two other houses which be rented, good barn sheds. hennery and other outbuildings beautiful natural grove of about skirts end of the property, making it delightful resort This property is located Of the finest avenues leading to and from the city, and be purchased for very reasonable price, For particulars call or dress,
 HINMAN'3 REAL ESTATE AGENCY, f21 If 63 Church street.
 FOR RENT,
 st THE large and pleasantly located Brick E.iH House 105 Martin street. having all convenien- Els.I ces; spacious lot ; will be leased from May l for term of years to an acceptable party satis fe27 If H. TRowBRIDGE, 2d.
 FOR RENT,
 tgssssa nice furnished cottage and barn at ssvin EH.iI Rock to rent for the Second floor, No. Es!I 61 Asylum street, S1O; 239 Congress avenue, $1l. For sale-A sea shore house and barn, large grounds, at Savin Rock House has 21 rooms in first class order and will be sold cheap. Small safe soda cases, awning, ice cream tables A. M HOLMES je18tf Room 8, 69 Church Street.
 FOR SALE,
 4saf THE Brick Dwelling House 140 Shelton ave- FHasI The house contains 13 rooms. Lot 6Ox145 La.a we'll stocked with fruit, and has convenient barn and outbudings. The property will be sold at low price, the owner expects to leave the city, ply between and p. m, on
 ja30 THE PREMISES. 'n
 FOR SALE,
 1hGs4a4 THE Dwelling House No. 70 Wooster street. EaiH 13 rooms and furnished with modern convent Ea.L ences and at present occupied by the subscri- Der. Lot 55 feet front by IA feet deep.
 Also, an Entire Block of Brick Houses corner of East Chapel and James streets These hou- and contain all modern conveniences, and offer grand investment for capitalist the whole block will be sold. Apply to
 B. MANVILIE, either at ja26 If 20 or TO Wooster Street.
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Bartho1omew,s Library.

ATRw sdditions-Yhst Came AfterwArdE, John lN Fax. Petticoats and slippers. The Freres, Dick Netherby, Madam LucAa Faith and UDfsith, My Lord and Lady, Dr- Bresn's Practice. While Ii Was Morn ing Esau H&rdery. and host of others by the meet popular writers of the day. Call for catalogue and terms. \. B.-The best help furnishet &s usual
 mao 75 ORANGE STREET.
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B. H. JOHNSON. Real Estate and Loan Agent Office, 477 State Street.
FOR SALE. .

FOR SALE. ag%s Nice House and Large Lot on Ed street xt N4.s bargain.
 EAN Good Cottage House on DwIghtstrees at much less than 1t is worth.
 inc place in Fair Haven End several other places for sale very low.
 Some good Shore Property in East Haven and Rran- ford.
 For Sale or Rent---Earms. A very desirable Farm Of 70 acres in southtngton will be sold low to close estate. list of good Farms in other desirable locations. Good rents in St. John and Greene streets Fair He- ven, and other parts of the city. Wanted S2, ,000 to S4, 900 on good first mortgage curity na3O
 FOR RENT. ksS9s TWO large front rooms on the first floor of E,iH the Insurance building, suitable for offices and Loom No. 370 CHAPEL STREET. mh11 Inn
 FOR RENT, AA41s HOUSE Mo- 15 Leonard street. S25O do No sH#siH IS Leonard street, $180 do Mo- 19 Leonard HI street, $2UO do. No. 26 Pearl street. first floor $40 do. No. 26 Pearl street., second floor, S2OO do Mo- 113 Davenport avenue, second floor S1S0 do Mo- Clark street, $350 do l2l Day street, $200 do. No Trumbull street, $500 do. Mo- 32O Orchard street. $500 > do. No. = Second street, $50 do. No. ST Greene street, $24O. MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OF FICE, 237 Chapel street. mil
 FOR RENT, 4AA4a FROM May 1st, the three Houses no, II2 EHsiiI and 1l4 Olive street. They have all A.W the modern improvements and are 7irsI-cIass i'm every respect. 112 and 114 have 10 rooms each and no has 15 rooms.
 CHARLES IVES, maT If 153 Church Street, Room l.
 TO RENT. .5EH9ssAs THE House No IS Orange street. (noW oc- s4ti cupied by Mrs. Newton) is fitted with all mod saIIl conveniences and well adapted for house. Keeping. Will be rented on satisfactory terms to good tenant for one year or term of Apply to
 E. II. TROWBRIDGE, ma3 If 79 Long Wharf.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

The Coming Royal Wedding. LONDON, March 21.-A message from the Queen regarding the nuptial grant from the government to- Prince Leopold in view of his
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Real Gstate.

For Sale at @ Bargain-Also Rents tfA.a The valuable corner of State and Bradley, Kaiia including two houses Bradley street also ENIIL one house 108 Portsea street, Orchard street. @ Eaton, also one lot on Eaton street.
 For Rent, house 757 State street, contains Il rooms, suitable for two families. One house. 113 Bradley, rooms, tenement of 3, of 4, of rooms also rooms No. so Grown st. Inquire at 80 Grown street.
 mo GIOSON HALL.
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JOHN 8. FOWLER, Clerk. The foregoing is a true copy of the original notice ma22 oaW St J. ". POND Deputy Sheriff
COMMTTTEE ON STREETs

| A MEETING of the Committee Streets will be A held at Rooms Nos 10 and II, City Hall, on Fri day evening, March 24, 1882, at 7:30 o'clock All persons interested in the following petitions requested to be present:
 Recommendation of His Honor the Mayor for con- crete walks on the old Green.
 Petition for the grading and ourbing of Orange street. between Cottage and Willow streets Petition for the grading of Willow street, between Nicoll street and the Salt Meadow. Petition for Ia curb and concrete walk both sides of Walnut street, between East street and ths Railroad.
 Petition for sidewalk both sides of Fillmore street. between Grand street and the Shore Line Rail- road.
 Petition for sidewalk on the north side of Whit ing street, between Hill and Meadow streets. Petition for sidewalk the South side of Prince street, between Lafayette and Hill streets. Petition for curb on both sides of Howard avenue, and concrete walk on the west side, between Kim berly avenue and South Water street. Petition for curb both sides of Greenwich avenue between Lamberton and Fourth streets. Petition for sidewalk on the east side of Elliott street, between George street and Gilbert avenue.
 Per order of Chairman.
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GB. BOOTH, AUCTIoNEER.l tAGCT!SN5iataEa G9sSS;G5s Ss(-szS
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ORDER OF NOTICE,

JARED BENHAM l Court ot Common
 Pleas, S.S. FRANCIS HAWTHORNE,et ,et all New Haven county,
 March Sd, 1882 N YPON the complaint of Jared Benham, pray ing for reasons therein set forth for the foreclosure of mortgage of real estate in the town of Hamden, in New Haven county, pc nding before the Court of Common Pleas to be held at Nex Haven within and for the county of New Haven the first Morday of April ls82 and alleging therein that Thomas Flaw thorne, late of said Hamden, deceased, died seized and possessed of said morgaged premises in the citation accompanying said complaint, making parties thereto.
 It appearing to and being found by this court that there s execution administration of said Hawthorne, deceased, therefore;
 Ordered, That notice of ihs pe2dency of said com plaint be given by pub ishing this order in the New Haven county, week for three weeks sue cessiyely, comme -cing or before the 22d day of March, A. D., 1892
 By order of the Court.
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RI A New England woman. Q situation ss house 1D keeper in small family without washing. to assist in housekeeping and sewing; would not object to going short distance into the country Apply for two days at
 map 2t" 2e GILL STREET
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8oaro ano Roonts.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
(W. s. SANFORD. Au"tioneer.) Regular Semi-MOnthIy

Regular Semi-MOnthIy AUCTFORs%aRLES Will be held at the sz1sSa$7 s=sa@ Broadway Auc ton Mart" on WEDNESDAY, March 22, at Il a. m sev- eral Horses Cents Driving Horse, bay.9 years old, weight about 1000, step in three minutes good brown Work Horse; light Grocery Wagon; one 2 Horse Spring Produce Wagon in order; Harnesses, Blankets, Halters V hips, &c. Parties respect fully requested to in merchandise for this sale Next sale April 12.
 mao 3t q. C. AUSTIN. PrODriatOr.
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"A BOARD in private family or private board Ell ing house for two adults and chIld. 10 yezrs HQ old. two rooms required; one must be front also have all modern improvements UndOubtsd re1- erence given and required Address
 mal4tf P O. BOX Ti5.
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WANTED

A BOY to feed printing press; one Of experience A preferred. Also girl wanted to asstEt in nail ing department Apply to CHAS. F KAY,
 map It. ? Artisan Street
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Committee on Sewers.

YENHE Committee Sewers will meet at Rooms Mo- E 10 and Il City Hall at 730 o'clock, on THURSDAY EVENING, March 23d, 1882, and will h. prties interested in the petitions for sewers in the following streets, viz
 Petition for in Liberty street, between Co., lunbus avenue and the New Haven and Derby Rail road,
 Report of the Committee on Sewers of 1881, recom- mending in Elm street and University Place, from Dwight street to Whalley avenue Petition for r in Davenport avenue, between against the same Petition for in Ho ard avenue, between Co., lumb us and Kimberly avenue
 Petition for in Dwight street, between George and Oak streets.
 Recommendation of the Committee on Sewers for sewer in cote street, between Dixweu avenue and Ashmun street.
 Petition for in Audubon street, between Orange street and Whitney avenue. r Per order of Chairman. i TIMOTHY J. CROWLEY,
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 BOSTON, March 21.-President Arthur has pardoned Royal B. Conant, sentenced March 5, 1882, to five years imprisonment for em- bezzlement while acting cashier of the Elliot bank of this city.
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StinRinR.

stlnglng, irritation, inflammation at neck of the bladder, difficult frequent urination, completely cured by 'EBuchupaiba," great kidney and urinary remedy $1, druggists. Depot 289 State street.
 Don't Die in the House. Ask druggists for ''Rough on Rats" It clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs, reaches, vermin, flies, ants insects 15c. per box.