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Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-22
THE GREAT STORM.

Aid For the Iowa Suffsrers-Damage By
 the Cyclone.
 CHICAGO, June 21.-Hon. J. B. Grinnell, of Grinnell, presented the case of the suffer CTS by the Iowa cyclone on the board of trade to-day and was received with cheers A committee was appointed to solicit aid. John V. Farwell headed the list with $1, ,OOO.
 DEs MONIES, June 21.-The record of loss and damage in the country along the track of the cyclone is increasing as details come in and will exceed all expectation. The build ings and crops are destroyed and the live stock killed on hundreds of farms
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for the appointment of commission on the revival of international commerce in United states st eam- ships suitable for naval uses also with amendments the Senate bill to increase the efficiency of the sig nal service.
 The Senate resumed consideration of the bill ex- tending national bank charters MT Aldrich moved amendment authorizing the secretary of the Treasury in his discretion to suspend the issue of gold certificates whenever the amount of gold in the Treasury available for the redemption of United States notes exceeds S1OO,0O ,OOO After debate Mr. Aldrich agreed to making 1t imperative instead of discretional and the amendment agreed to. The clause further amended to ncluds silver certih- cates.
 Mir. Coke moved amendment that no national banking association shall be members of clearing house in which certificates shall not be receivs ble in settlement of clearing house baauces adopted
 MT. B-ck's amendment making all silver and other coin certificates legal tender and forfeng the char ter of national banks discriminating in favor of gold coin other issues of coin or paper was lost by vote of 26 to 29.
 Mir Beck's amendment over the certihcation of checks adopted
 It was agreed to commence voting on the b'll and pending amendment at p. m. tomorrow and with out further debate the Senate went into executive session and at p. m. adjourned.
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Walnut Leaf Ha1r Restorer.

It is entirely different from all others: It is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- oates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer; It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen off, It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations 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 lyd8w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-22
The Condemned Assassin-How He Ac-
 cepted His Fate.
FoRTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June 2.

WASHINGTON June 21.
 HoUsE.-The House recalled the bill regulating i'm was not the agreed to in committee and con- cured in the Senate amendment to the bill to admit free articles for the Boston exhibition.
 migration upol MT. Reagan's stating that the bill The library building bill up. There was a long wrangle crcu found the de ks this morning, stating that the bill backed by 8 ring landowners. MT. Townsend attacked the bill and MT. Reed supported it MT. Randall moved to lay the bill the table. Lost, Fl to 1l5. Further action was then postponed until December 12
 Mr. Kelley spoke in favor of his bill reducing the internal revenue. large number of amendments were offere to be considered when the bill was by sections follows Allowing farmers to sell to- bacco to first dealers without payment of the tax imposing gradual tax upon incomes; permitting soldiers who lost leg or arm in the to pc dle tobacco without icense repeating all taxes on bank capital checks. matches and perfumery at once repea ing that fermented liquor dealers licenses etc January st, 1883; repeating January 1st, 1884, all taxes tobacco and directing the Secretary of the Treasury to report the fret Monday in Decem- Der in lSs2 whether the tax distilled spirits may not be collected by charging the amount directly against the still and thus the expense of col 1ectiug internal revenue.
 After speech in favor of the bill by Kerey and against it by MT. Thompson, of Kentucky, the House adjourn d at p. Mys White, of Kentucky, having the floor fayorng certain sections of the bill.
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MARYLAND.
A Gala Day for the G. A. K.

BALTIMORE, June 21.-After a grand parade the G. A. R. and Southern soldiers marched out to Camp Agnes, about two miles from the city, where everything was done for their comfort and pleasure. Among the fea- lures of the evening was a grand supper to the guests and display of fireworks. Every one both from the North and South pro- nounce the parade the grandest that the G. A. R. has ever held and the boys are almost dumbfounded at the good feeling and hos pitality shown them by their late opponents in arms.
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NEW YORK.

Arrested on a Charge of Murder.
 SARATOGA, June 21.-Patrick N. Conway, of Jersey City, captain of the canal boat J. C.. Whitehouse, and Albert A. Armond, canal driver, of Pawtucket, were arrested at Schuy- lerville to-day charged with being implicated in the murder of German named Ernst, en- ployed as a steersman on the boat. The tragedy is alleged to have been committed on the boat while passing Northumberland, a small hamlet north of Schuylerville on the Champlain canal.
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The Labor Troubles in New York.

The Labor Troubles in New York;
 NEW YORK, June 21.-The freight handlers strike continues and is producing serious effect on the wholesale merchants and among every class. Great indignation prevails on account of the refusal of the different railroad companies to pay the advance asked. All the merchants express sympathy with the strik- CTS inasmuch as the cost of living has ad- vanced. Some dry goods houses are sending goods to Boston by the Norwich line to be shipped west from there So far there is no strike at the Norwich line.
 The strike of the employees of Connor's type foundry was brought to close by the return of the casters and fnishers at an in crease over former wages, but little less than asked for. At Farmer, Little & Go. s shop the rubbers are still out.
 The boiler makers and horse shoers' strike is unth D A1ed
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NEW YORK, June 21.-Sailed, the SerVia for Liver pool, the Edam for Amsterdam, the Elbe for Bremen, the Labrador for Havre the City of Para for Aspin- wall Arrived, the Greece from London the St. Ger main from Havre the Australia from Genoa, the Cir cassia from Glasgow.
 Philadelphia-Sailed, the Ohio for Liverpool. Hamburg-Sailed, the Herder for New York.
 Queenstown Sailed, the Gel ic for New York. Rotterdam-Arrived, the ". A. Schotten from New York.
 Southampton-Arrived, the Hermann from Balti- more for Bremen.
 London-sailed, the Canada for New York.
 Glasgow-Arrived, the Anchoria from New York. Liverpool-Arrived, the Pennsylvania from Phila- delphia the City of Montreal and Texas from Mon trea Sailed, the Egypt for New York.
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' LOST.

NN about the 1st of this month, two $20 and " one or two $I0 bills. new and clean bills from the National Tradesmen's Bank, bills never having been in circulation The party having the same may
 j21 2t* D. ALDEN.
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EGYP-.
The Conference Of the Powers.

CONsTANTINoPLE, June 21.-The foreign ambassadors will hold the preliminary meet ing of the conference at the residence of Lord Dufferin at Therapia. The Porte has issued circular to the powers against holding the conference, as it would be dangerous to the maintenance of Tranquility in Egypt. The majority of the Turkish officials are in favor of the replacement of the Khedive by Prince Halim but their decision is postponed pend- ing the holding of the conference.
 LONDON, June 22.-A dispatch from Malta says two thousand five hundred Alexandrian fugitives arrived there yesterday. Many of
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NEW DOMINION.

Love ina the Teens---E1opement of n
 Youthful Pair.
 MONTREAL, June 21.-There is much ex- citement in social circles over the elopement on Monday last of clerk in the Merchants bank, aged seventeen, and young girl of a highly respectable family, aged fourteen. The couple got as far as Newport, Vt., where the chief of police of that town arrested them and placed them under the care of the con- ductor of the train and sent tkem back to Montreal. The girl was handed over to her mother on her arrival here. This morning, however, both the girl and young man are missing
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City Court-CrIm1naI side-Judgs Shell

City Court-CriminaI Side-JudSs Shel-
 don.
 William Reynolds, breach of the peace, discharged Maurice Kirk, neglecting fam fly, bond of $25O ordered for the support of his wife and case continued to December 20, ; Samuel Butler, breach of the peace, contin- ued to June 22; William R. Morton, same, same disposition William McGarrell, same, continued to July l Margaret Connor, keep ing house of assignation, bound over to good behavior in $10O; Mary Banks, breach of the peace, $6 93 costs and thirty days in jail; Bridget Gallagher, breach of the peace on Sarah J. Higgins, $3 fine and S6-1S costs :; Sarah J. Higgins, breach of the peace on Bridget Gallagher, s fine and $6.1S costs; Luke Higgins, breach of the peace on Brid get Gallagher, judgment suspendedi James Campbell vagrancy, $6.18 costse and thirty 1oro ioiI
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ALEXANDRIA, June 21.-The Khedive has been compelled to write letter to Arabi Boy entrusting him with the entire command of the army. The commission of inquiry into the late riot have suspended their sittings for twenty days This is supposed to be sub terfuge to defeat the inquiry.
 LONDON, June 21.-The English govern ment refuse to recognize the new Egyptian
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Late advices from Montevideo announce that revolution had occurred in Uruguay.
 The Greenback District convention at Bangor, Me, yesterday renominated Con- gressman George w. Ladd after a sharp struggle
 Base ball yesterday At Detroit, Detroits s, Providence 6; at Buffalo, Buffalos 10. Troys at Chicago, Chicagos 13, Worces- ters 5; at Cleveland, Bostons ?. Clevelands 1.
 Last evening on the Lehigh Valley railroad near Centralia, Columbia county, Penn, a special train containing the officials of the Pennsylvania railroad ran into gravel train smashing things badly. Nine persons were more or less injured.
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FOUND.
Missionary Conference.

FEW weeks ago sum of money. Owner can "A have it by stating amouat and paying expense Apply at the cashiers desk.
 ie21 2t+ E. VALLEY & O.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Vermont.
The Republican State Convention

The Republican State Convention.
 MONTPELIER, June 21.-The result of the ballot for candidate for Lieutenant Governor in the Republican convention resulted in the choice of Samuel E. Pingree. W. H. Dubois was nominated for treasurer by exclamation. The resolutions deplore the death of Gar field, pledge support to Republican princi- ples, condemning the one term system in the State Legislature, recognize the importance of legislation favorable to education and agri- cultural interests, express confidence in the present tax law and pledge support to officers nominated. National affairs not touched upon. The old State committee enlarged was reuominated
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FIRE RECORD.

People Hurried From Their HomeS.
 MATAMoRAs, Tex, June 21.-A fire at Co., coahuatan last evening destroyed sixty-four houses. The residents had to fly for their lives from the burning buildings and saved none of their property. The fire was extin- guished by soldiers.
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Utah Territory.
Ex-Delesate Cannon at Hom

Ex-DeIe@ate Cannon at Home.
 SALT LAKE, Utah, June 21.-Cannon, the deposed Congressional delegate, arrived here to. night. Why he returns is not generally known unless the supposition proves correct that he came home to help prepare matters for the arrival of the Utah commission.
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Nebraska.
The Battle Agai

The Battle Against Monopoly.
 LINCOLN, June 21.-A mass convention of anti monopolists met to-day. The purpose is to centralize the anti-monopoly power of the State and to organize for action in the coming campaign. The representation was small
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WILLIAM B. CATLIN CHARLES WEBSTER
Committee on Streets.


 MEETING of the Committee Streets will be "A held at Rooms 10 and II, City Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, June 23. 1882, at 7:30 o'clock. All persons interested in the following titions requested to be present and be heard reference to the same:
 Petition for the extension of Hurlburt street to Spring street.
 Petition for the layout and grading of South Water street and sidewalk the 3orth side of said street. street. ~
 Petition for a crosswalk across Wooster street.. Petition for the layout for public park Gf piece of land bounded northery by English street. easterly by the Quinnipiac river, southerly by Peck street, and westerly by Clinton Park. Petition for the ading and curbing of the west side of Monroe street, between Lombard and Jackson streets.
 Petition for the curbing and paving of Blatchley ave ue west side, between Wolcot street and salton stall avenue.
 Petition for the resembling order concerning flag walks on College street, between Elm and Wall streets.
 Remonstrance against the widening of Dwight street, between Chapel and Elm stree Petition for sidewalk the east side of Shelton avenue, between Dixw Il avenue and Hazel street. Per order of Committee,
 TIMOTHY J. CROWLEY, je2l St Assistat City Clerk.
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Summer Sssorts.
GREAT. ATTRACTIONS

A RAILROAD GROVE, West Haven shore.
 "A Picnic parties will find it greatly to their ad- vantage to visit Railroad Grove saVfn Rock this son, the Horse Railroad company have enlarged and renovated their grove and le&sed it to Putnam Hale who have more than doubled their YfctuAl1ng capacity and ready to talk business able rates They propose to their restaurant strict ly temperance. Sea Food and Hillrssns famous Ice 'ream 8 speciality Polite and experienced walters in attendance. There has also been built in Grove large Pool Room for the accommodation Of all who would indulge in little innocent amusement st the seashore.
 je23 PUTsAM HALE, Proprietors
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OIIler Fires.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

CANTON, O., June 21.-Carl & Ranks Union mills, fve-story brick building, was dam aged $15, GOO by fire to day.
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LOSTs xQ A WATCH in the cabin of the sailboat Peerless NIA, Tuesday, the 2Uth. Will either of the three EAaS8 gentlemen who out salllng with her that e,.,,IIIg call anu immediately? isz2 It JAS A. AUSLIN, Belle Dock
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State of the Government.

them were in a most destitute condition They were housed in Lazeretto.
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Police Precinct.

OFFICE OF THE POLICE CoItM1ssIoNERs,(
 NEW HAVEN, Conn June 20 18e2. INHALED proposals will be received at this office S until 12 m the 29th day of June 1882, for the construction of Police Precinct Grand street in accordance with the drawings and specifications for same, whi h may be and any additional infor- nation obtained on application at the off of L. w. Robinson, architect S31 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn.
 The committee will mske separate contracts for the mason work. iron york; carpenter and joiner work and plumbing, and bids must be made accordingly. The right to reject any all bids is reserved by thecommittee. H. HART,
 WILLIAM B. CATLIN. je21 St CHARLES WEBSTER.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-22

A SITUATION by single man as Gardener UI "A derstznds the of horses and the care of gentlemals place.
 ie22 2t' Address nJ. S. tlls ol-lce.
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SENATE.-Mr. Dawes presented number of peti- tions behalf of appropriations In aid of common schools. joint resolution was reported favorably
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Board of Aldermen.

BUHTU or AIUCTm0Hs YENO the Sheriff of the City of New Haven, \ greeting:
 You hereby required to warn the Board of Aldermen of said city to meet at the Chamber of the Board in said city, Thursday the 22Ld day of June, 1882, at 716 o'clock p. Given under my hand this 10th day of June, 1882. JOHN ROBER SUN. Mayor. The foregoing is true copy of the original war rant Attest
 THOS. c. HOLLIS, ie22 If City
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MONEY I'D T,OA1

MONEY TO LOAN. Money to loan at and per cent. in amounts to suit for short time LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE. Lots on Howard avenue S20 per foot, on Kimberly avenue $25, on Edgar street for 5 $l6 per foot SsEa New House for one family How ard EiiH avenue only $1. .5G0. One family house Ham, EU ilton street for Sl ,6r0, and number of other small houses such of have calls for and sell them at bargain if sold
 FOR RENT, Number of Good Houses; also Desk Room i'm a Furnished Office.
 4s Church Street, Room Hoadlsy Building. ohaoe open evenings.
 is22 L. F. COMSTOCK
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PUTsAM < HALE, Proprietors.

Seaside House, Burns Point, Milford, Conn.
 : Now open. Sea Food Dinners a Especially. Most beautiful place on FffffiAth the Sound and one of the finest drives tE&AI& Parties wishing to ride down to the Point and have dinner served arrival can tele-
 phone at David Cowes Restaurant. 36' State street JOHN VISCHER- ANSEL WOOD.
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ReaL Gstate.
TO RENT,

1aass9Gs ONE HALF of house, seven rooms on East Eii1 Grand street. pleasantly located on the lire o4 zM4..N horse Inquire of H. J. Stevens, 392 Chapel street, Smiths building, from to o'clock.
 ie21 3t'
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SeashOre Cottage To Kent.

S6aS0OEO COGGaS0 10 n0uGs
 ssss@ss TO private family, new cottage with ten EKia rooms hard finish wals wide verandahs oh &IM both stories forty feet above the water com nIandlng fine v1ew of Long Island sound; all new furniture barn, four stalls; fine groves; good well of water. Inquire of E. J. BUEL, Short Beach, or T. B. PAYNE West Cheshire. jeL26t ENisEAsEs OF DOGS, 8 practical guide for D every dog owner Of oogs ana prevt h. tiun ana treatment of their diseases, <5 cents Dog Training, 25. Hunting, Trapping, Flashing and Dress ing Furs TO- Taxi1ernst, 5U. of booksellers or by mail JESSE HANEY & CO, 10 spruce street, N. !. DAINTER'S Journal monthly, 25 cents year. N Headquarters for books for painters. JGSSE HANEY N CO, 10 Spruce street. N. '.
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DETWEEN Orange and AT York Square, ID pair of Eye-ul-sses with valuable Gulu Cham attached Finder will be suitably rewarded by av ing the same at
 ie22 1t 309 CHAPEL STREET.
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TO RENT, IESaA.s % Auburn street, second floor, rooms @hh;;H S9 OO first floor No. l2 Newhan street, near M.il Winchester's gun shop, SIP co: No 10 New hall second door $8 second floor English street. Cedar Hill, for a small family, $s.00 second hoor Clinton avenue. $10.00
 FOR SALE-House and barn on Auburn street, near Oak street, $500 cash and balance mortgage house on East street, Or nd, in good repair. rooms, city water connected with sewer, price 500 $500 cash and balance to suit the purchaser Parties wishing to purchase lots for manufacturing purposes would do well to call on me-
 A. M HOLMES,
 69 Church Street. Room 8. Office hours to 4, TX to 9 evenings. ap15
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dHads.
WANTED
WANTED.

A SITUATION by competent girl to do general A housework in 8 family of three or four, or to do chamberHork fn hotel Apply at
 ieq1 ltF S9 LIBERTY STREET..
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RNHE quarterly mee.ing of the New Haven Wo
 \ mans Baptist Missionary Conference will be held iu the First Baptist church of New Haven, Thursday, June 2ld, at p. m. Mrs Dr. M. 0. Doug lass who is soon to return to Burmah will address the ladies. ie2l 2t
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EUk SALE, Choice Kindling Wood.

NEW ARKET
 A SAVIN hOCK. The under signed has opened "A marRet at the urote aud Palace streets, where he will sell Meat, Fish ana Vegetables of the best quality. - je22 lZt J. M BALDWIN.
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R0T TATnES.


 UST arrived, the schooner hichard Thompson eD leaded with very fine lot ut Prince Lawar Is.and Potatoes, for sale board at Long " harf. ien2 Dts c, PlEkPONT.
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