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EGYPT.

Saturdays Engngement-The Retreat of
the observation-disclosures OF tho Fight
The Bedouins Deserving Arab.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. In the engagement
Saturday, when the marines fell back during
the fight the movement was carried out in the
good old fashion of the British soldier. When
a man fell his next file would cry for
''stretcher" and stand by with his rifle at the
ready until the wounded man was carried
away Among the English killed was Lieu
tenant Vyse of the Sixtieth rifles. He was
shot in the left groin and bled to death, as
arteries were severed by the shot which
struck him. Comrades carried back the body
under tremendous fire. Two of the wound
ed men were able to use their rifles covering
their retreat. When the British fired from
both sides of the canal the enemy
fell into confusion which was greatly in
creased when the rifles opened fire.
The ground was strewn with rifles
and accoutrements of the enemy. Twelve
rebels found dead in the first line of
entertainments, nine in the second, and a
large number further on. One man of the
Thirty eighth was shot through tho cheek.
had happened to him. The prison.
ers are surprised at the kindly treat
ment they receive from the British.
The ambulance steamer worked we'll No
words are too strong to express the admira-
BILE GOODNESS and courage of the marines and
sailors during the action. An Egyptian, with
the view of obtaining a more commanding
position, climbed a tree and was shot dead
soon after.
The Khedive wrote a letter today to Rag
heb Pasha, in which he promised indemnity
to the sufferers by the pillage and burning of
Alexandria The Bedouins said to be de-
sorting Arab Pasha because they have as yet
received no pay and few opportunities are Of
fered for plumber.
WAsH1NGToN, Aug. THE Navy depart
ment has dispatches from Rear Admiral
Nicholson explaining his action in sending
marines ashore at Alexandria He
says that he had permission from the
Khedive to do so for the purpose of protect
ing the United States consulate with
quest that his men also aid in extinguishing
the fires in the city, which was done until the
restoration of order, when all marines were
Withdrawn save 25, who were left to protect
the consulate.
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NEW YORlA.


SCHENECTADY, Aug. 7.-Immediately after
the opening of the doors of Barnum's circus,
Friday night, crowds rushed in with admis-
sion tickets that were not purchased at the
ticket wagon. In few moments it was dis
covered that the tickets were adroit counter
feits, being photographed from the genuine
tickets The assistant superintendent of the
show, who was in charge. promptly detained
two holders of the spurious tickets Near the
entrance they pointed out the seller of the
tickets, and he was arrested. He gave his
name as Edward Clouston, of Boston, and
was locked up. The counterfeit is the best
one known in the ticket line,
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Yellow Fever Among Canal Hands

Yellow Fever Among Canal Hands.
PANAMA, July 29.-The health Of the city
remains the same, there being no improve
ment, and there are many cases of fever
among the Canal company's employees. At
Aspinwall the yellow fever is making fearful
havoc among the Canal company's employees.
At the Superior Canal hospital Madame Le-
Bres, Mr. McCrady and wife and NJ Monteli,
who lately arrived there, are the latest VIC
TINS to the fever. The average daily deaths
at Aspinwall are placed at three and are
principally among the French residents. M
Guignard, Superior Chief at Aspinwall, and
M. Pidouse, chief of transportation, are also
suffering from the fever.
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The End OF a Strike.

MCKEEsPoRT, Aug. THE strike has end
ed at the National rolling mill and the tube
works are running with q force of five hum
bred men. Manager j. w. Flagler states
that he has applications from more men than
he can take on. Some departments of the
works ar now non-union in every respect.
The men work unmolested by union men.
ALI disorderly characters have been arrested
and prosecuted, suppressing the inclination
for riot. The citizens rejoice over the VIC
tory of the mill companies. Further
trouble is expected. The works will proba-
bly, have full force of two thousand men in
operation in a few days.
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Democrats Looking for HARMONY.

SARATOGA, Aug. THE Democratic State
committee will meet at the United States
club rooms at noon to- morrow. At meet
ing of the Democratic Senators this evening
the following was adopted:
Resolved, That the Democratic Senat ors
from New York again reiterate their desire
for harmony, and respectfully urge on the
State Central committee and on the conven
ton the selection of such ticket as will
command the approval of thoughtful mon
and secure the cordial support of the entire
party.
This afternoon a number of prominent
Democrats held meeting at the Grand I'm
ion Hotel. The general feeling seemed to be
in favor of securing harmony between the
factions.
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THE SOUTH.
Texas.
A MALIGNANT Form of yellow Fee,

Malignant Form of yellow Fever.
AUSTIN, Aug. THE State health officer
who reached Brownsville yesterday to-day
telegraphs the Governor that yellow fever
has existed in the city two weeks. Three
deaths occurred this morning The disease
is of most malignant type and severe
epidemic is impending. The health officer
urges the segregation of unacclimated per-
sons and the formation of relief committees.
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Virginia.


A stOry Ffossl the sea.
NORFOLK, Aug. 7.-Captain Godfrey of the
schooner Daisy, now here, reports that he
found floating near Cape Henry Saturday a
bottle containing the following missive:
Bark Flying Fish is about to sink off
Cape Henry, night. There is no help in sight.
The last chance is gone. Lyman"
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

LIVERPOOL, Aug. ARRIVED, the Baltic from New
York.
Queenstown-Arr!ved, the Germanic from New
York.
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Michigan.

ateur Oarsmen to Prove their skill,
DETROIT, Aug. 7.-Arrangementsha have been
completed for a weeks series of boat races
The events will begin tomorrow at p. M
1he races of the National Amateur associa-
ton occupy the first two days and will be
followed Thursday and Friday by the races
of the North estern association. The Min
nesotas of st. Paul warm favortes for
the great four cared race. There is little
betting, as the associations and city authori-
ties have sought to suppress pool selling
Over two hundred oarsmen are present and
everything is propitious for successful af-
fo1r
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A Fatal Duel Retween Women,
TALLAHASSEE, Aug. AT Tucawalla,
Leon county, yesterday, two women named
Polly Daniels and Serbia Hall fought, and
Serbia killed Polly with an il on rod
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Winning the Race with Infer Tor
IErom the San Eranoisco Chroniclel


The writer met the jockey of Rutherford
while dining at the Winter Palace in St.
Petersburg short time after that huge
sporting wrangle, and, in the course of
conversation on turf matters, tho astute
prodder of horsefesh said, with a childlike
and ingenious smile:
''Would yon like to know the dead inside
facts as to how that race was won?"
"Why, you rode the best horse didn't
you ?" we asked.
mot bit of IT," replied the jockey, with
grin. 1.-The fact was that Rutherford was
only about the fourth choice, and was not
rated at more than eighth or ninth in the
Stevens all had the call over Ruthy. But it
happened that my horse was 'bolter, ard
to steady him and prevent his flying the
track I put binders and goggles on him. You
noticed them, suppose ?"
t'There were two horses rugged that way"
we replied.
Exactly; Stevens was nervous critter
also and as soon as his trainer saw how the
goggles steadied my horse he put 'em on
rhad too The day before the race big
idea occurred to me. got a couple of pairs
of magnifying lenses and quietly put 'em in
place of the plain glasses in the goggles of
both horses. Catch on to the idea ?'
"well, partly"
"The only difference was that in Stevens
brides 1 fastened the glasses with the bulge
inside, SO as to make them diminishing glasses,
don't you see ?"
Like looking through the wrong end of an
opera glass, ell ?"
Exactly. The result was that while Ruth
erford was encouraged all the way by the
course seeming only couple of hundred
yards long, the quarter flags appeared ten
miles apart to Stevens. You see horse can
be discouraged just as well as man"
Great scheme, that "
"Well | should smile Ruthy thought he
| was in for a little quarter race, and it kept up
| his heart, SO that when he had nearly done
| the last mile and swung into the homestretch
| and called on him to let out his last link, he
thought the judges stand was right under
| his nose, so he came home like an express
| train on down grade, but Stevens, who
| thought he had about fifteen miles further to
go, went all to pieces, as you remember, and
| almost lay down on the track, he was sc
mentally caved in, as it were"
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FIRE RECORD.


An Extensive WoOdla nd Fire.
NORTH Troy, Vt, Aug. Several hun
dred acres of woodland we're burned to-day,
including the house of Robert Frazer, whose
child was fatally burned. j. G. Spaulding's
steam saw mills we're also destroyed. Loss
81, 200 The fire il spreading and further
damage is threatened.
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eNSss GENTLEMAN of retired habits would Liz
ssssa to procure frst-class Board and Rooms, with
Ia all the modern conventences, in private fam
y, for which liberal price would be paid in a CEN
al location. Address for tiree Gays. stating l6ca-
on and terms, BOX COS. New Hare Pustofice. Ref
rences could be given and would be required
any
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-08-08

PARIS, Aug. THE French Ministry has
been formed as follows: MDulcherc, Presi-
dent of the Council and Minister of Foreign
Affairs M. Fallurs, Minister of the Interior;
NJ. Doves, Minister of Justice; NJ. Devaux,
Minister of Finance General Billot, Minister
of War; Admiral Jauregmberry, Minister of
Marine; M. L. Mackey. Minister of Agrlcul-
ture; Nj. LeGrand, Minister of Commerce
and Public Works. The programme of the
new Ministry is one of non Intervention OK
ternally and reform in home affairs.
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GARDINER, Maine, Aug. IA fire broke
out at p. m. in the planning mill of Moore
& Brown. At S;O4 the mills and large num-
Der of houses were burned and there are
prospects of the fire raging all night.
GARDINER, Me-, Aug. Fire to night de-
stroyed six m ills, ten business places and
thirty dwellings. Loss 100000. The insur-
ance is about 100000. Two persons were
killed
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-08-08

'Do not grasp at the shadow and lose the
substance" Kidney-Wort is able to convert
you from a shadow of your former self into
tue substance of established health Said
sufferer from kidney trouble when asked to
try Kidney-Wort for remedy. "I'n try it,
but it will be my last dose" It cured him
and now he recommends it all. If you have
disordered kidneys don't fail to try it.
al Sd 1w
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Massachusetts,.

Yellow Fever In Boston Harhor.
BosToN, Aug. THE schooner Jennie
Seaverns, from San Antonio, Texas, has been
detained at quarantine, as she had yellow fe-
yer on board. A member of the crew was
removed to the hospital on Gallup Island
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"1' 90 OhOnSu oIhLE4'
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

w AN
THO BUY, lot Of Second hand Furniture and Car
pets Highest cash price paid. Orders by mail
promptly attended to, at
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The Identical Note Accented.

CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Aug. Tn tho confer
ence to-day Said Pasha, the Turkish prime
minister, announced the Porte's acceptance
of the conditions of Gba identical note on
Turkish Intervention in Egypt and also
promised Lord Dufferin, British ambassador,
that the Sultan would declare Arab Pasha
rebel
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BANGOR, Aug. CHARLES Robinson, an
orphan aged 16 years, living with George
Croker, farmer, in Prospect, suicided to-
day by hanging himself in the barn
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PENNSYLVANIA.
A Boy Killed by Lightning.

SCRANTON, Aug. THE twelve year-old
son of Mr.. o Boyle was killed by lightning
at Minooka to-day and the house destroyed.
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ReaI Gstate.
FARM FOR SALE.

49, ON of the best Farms in this State has
H#li between 40 and 80 acres, about 10 of which is
Es.u woodland has orchard of all grated fruit
OF the choicest knds is situated about miles from
New Haven half mile east of Centervf le. Inquire
Of or address MARVIN OLMSTEAD,
n Cant vii
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New YORK, Aug. -Four hundred Rus
sian Jews attacked the Hebrew Aid society 8
Office this afternoon and we're badly dubbed
by the police. No arrests were made.
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New YORK, Aug. IA wrestling match be.
tween Joseph Acten and Edwin Bibby this
evening won by the former in two bouts
It was the ninth contest between the men.
Acten has won six.
The Sullivan Wilson contest has been in
definitely postponed, owing to the refusal of
an Injunction to restrain the authorities from
interfering.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Maine.
Killed by

Killed by Ice Water.
CAhAIs Aug. Fred. Ripley, 40, mill
employee, drank large quantity of ice water
last night. He died in an hour.
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MARINE LIST,
&S#A PORT OF NEW HAVEN. 800
ARRIvED-AUGUsT 7.
Sch Henry scudder, with pig iron to the N Y, N
II " H RR.
Sch Sarah F Bird, Lall, 20 days, lumber to order
from Clara Belle Florida.
Sch Sarah Babcock, with pig iron to Sargent h
Co.
SIoop Coral, with brick to order.
Str James Boweu with small tow
Sch Mary q Decker. light.
And several other vessels.
The new dredge boat smith Bros, belonging to the
firm of smith Bros, of Oyster Point made her trial
trip this morning from Belle Dock at 1920
SAILED.
Sch Abby WATSON, Ford, for New York.
Sir Thomas u alsh, for New York.
Str James Bowen with a light barge
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A River Horror-Exp10 siOh of a Steam
boat Boiier-Seventeen Killed and
Fifty Wounded.
CAIRO, Aug Information has been re-
ceived here that the steamer Gold Dust of
the St. Louis and Vicksburg Anchor line,
while just above Hickman, Ky, exploded her
boilers in mid stream with the horrible result
of seventeen killed and fifty wounded. She
burned to the waters edge, and lays two
hundred feet above Hickman. A tug has
gone from here to the wreck with three
physicians The third clerk was scalded to
death. Engineers Bowers and Raleigh
escaped miraculously. The Gold Dust was
valued at $4,000, and was eight years old.
She making her regular trip on the way
to st. Louis.
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Illinois.
The Markets at Chicago.


CHICAGO, Aug. THE warm weather in
creases the fears for the safety of unstacked
winter wheat. The receipts are also small
The markets were firm and active. Wheat
has been 1a1a under demand to cover shorts
and fill buying orders, but the feeling is fe-
verish and unsettled with rapid fluctuations.
The shorts are anxious about August dealing,
the bidding being II over September. Corn
is active and higher. The demand is chief
ly to cover shorts, due to the fact that the
bulls will avail themselves of the opportunity
offered by the current small receipts and put
up the prices. Oats are firm and 14a2
higher. Pork is higher, twenty-five and
thlrty-five cents higher. Lard is twenty
cents higher, the demand strong. Short
ribs are excited and twenty five cents higher,
the demand being large and the offerings
light. The continued small receipts and poor
Quality of hogs increase the anxiety regarding
provisions which are rapidly going up, and
weaklings were mostly closed out on the re-
cent decline. The bulls can manage things
as they like, especially as every article is I'M
der their control and all except meats are
selling below the cost of production at cur
rent prices for hogs.
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JOTTINGS

Another earthquake has occurred at Chicoss
but the damage is slight.
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An Insurance Company Ordered to Dis.


solve.
New YORK, Aug. An order was made
to-day by the Supreme Court dissolving the
Commerce Fire Insurance company and ap
pointing William G. Dickson referee. 1t is
said that after all the liabilities have been
paid there will be surplus of nearly $12,-
200 to be distributed among the stockhold-
ers. The dissolution was ordered on a petit
ton signed by majority of the directors
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NEW YORK, Aug. THE freight handlers
strike is evidently ending. A large number
went to work to-day
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Walnut Lenf Hair Restorer.

1t is entirely different from all others. 1t
Is as clear water, and, as its name indi-
Gates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer.
1t will Immediately free the head from all
dandruf, restore gray hair to it's natural
color, and produce a new growth where it
has fallen off 1t 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 a few days to a beautiful glossy
brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each
bottle is warranted. Ches. N. Crittenton,
New York, and Geo. G. Goodwin & Co., Boz
ton. wholesale agents. Sc 1yd&w
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Boarh anS Rooms.
BOARD AND ROOMS


g.. FEW gentlemen be accommodated
Efi with hrstclass Board and pleasant Rooms, with
-EAHL modern improvements; locality second to
none in the city terms moderate Apply at
ty20 Inn 35 WOOSTER PLACE.
BOARD AND ROOMS.
49, VERY desirable Rooms in suite r single
ETH rent also first class Table Board reasonable
EI prices; hrst-cass references given. Inquire at
my4 tt POS ORANGE STREET.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Hitting IA Woodchuck at Long Range.
pretty fair shot at a woodchuck was
made last Friday afternoon by Mr.. Daniel
Potter, of this city Mr.. Potter, accompanied
by W. t. Bassett, of the Allyn House barber
shop, had been off far as Berlin on a little
shooting expedition, and on their return late
in the afternoon, at point on the turnpike
about five miles this side of Berlin, the sharp
eyes of one of the nimrods detected big
old woodchuck off in field. The ami
NAL, which comfortably feeding
on clover, is declared to have been fully fifty
rods distant. Stopping the horse, Mr..
Potter alighted and drew bead on him"
through telescope sight on his Sharps
rife. AS he fred he heard his companions
exclamation, " You've made him throw
his tail up anyway" Then 1 know
where I hit him." the marksman an
swered, land I'll bet you $5 l can name the
spot" Potter's belief was that he had shot
the chuck in the head-and SO it proved
The bullet had entered just back of ear,
and passed through the creatures head
Before the rife shooter could get to the game
boy came running over the hill, shouting,
Ibid you kill him :? I'm mighty glad ont,
for that old woodchuck has eaten up all the
squashes m things in garden
Hart ford Times
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A POSITION by a competent engineer
n stationary !: can furnish good references Ad-
1ress
aus st. p O. BOX Ga, City
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WANTED,

4 GOOD COOK, washer and ironer-one who
"A thoroughly understands her business and can
come we'll recommended Apply at -
auR RUMBULII STREET.
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VOL. L..

A lady tells US ''the first bottle has done
my daughter great deal of good, her food
does not distress her now, nor does she suf-
fer from that extreme tired feeling which she
did before taking Hoods Sarsaparilla."
second bottle effected a cure. No other
preparation contains such a concentration of
vitalizing enriching, purifying and invigor-
ating properties as Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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Investment Securities.

Investment Securities.
30 shares N Y, II. II. Hfd r H., taxable.
80 shares Danbury Il Norw Tx r. r., 8"
30 shares Winchester Arms Co, &c
80 shares American Bank Not. Co,
N fl. & Northampton SIS aud 6'a.
N Y Il n. Eng. kR. 6s and U.s.
Small lots of Mechanics, County, Merchants and
Yale National Bank Stocks, N. FL. Gasght Co., N. Y.
Central RR. and Lake Shore RR.
W. L. HATCH Il SONS,
au5 Corner Chapel and Orange Streets.
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ddiants.
WANTED,
JOHN O'DONNELL,
rs Congress Avenue
WANTED.

w
SITUATION by Protestant girl to do general
n housework, as laundress; good city refer
NICE Apply at
aus 1T. IA ROSE COURT.
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w ANTFn

fsEss BOARD and two furnished or unfurnisnsd
Ms1 Rooms fo- a lady and two children plain but
kEM comfortable accom- modations and in q private
family preferred Address
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