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Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-15
FIRE RECORD.

Three Large Flres-SVork for the New
 York Fire Department.
 NEW YoRk July 14.-Thres destructive fires following each other in rapid succession this evening severely taxed the powers of the fire department. The first broke out at six o'clock in Kennedy's cotton warehouse on Pearl Whitehall and Stone streets, contain ing cotton, hops and produce. Among the losers were Robert Tannehill < Co.,, $1O, 900; White & Co.,, $16,Ooo and large number of produce and grain merchants total loss, $1OO, 900, fully insured.
 The second fire broke out at S:3O in the nine-story building, 41s to 424 Washington street, Holbrook's soap factory. The whole building was swept away. Loss on material and machinery $25O, 900, on building $1O,- GOO.
 The third fire broke out at 1 o'clock in the five-story buildings 245 and PAY Pearl, and IS and 20 Cliff streets occupied by Photographers and printers. Holbrook & Go. s loss $1O,- 900 Issley, Doubleday & Co.,, $2, ,OO0 Em- pire LithoRraphing company, $6o,O 900; Will liam Eckert tS Co.,, $2O,OO0; Stilwell X Albertson $1O,OO0; Lewis M. Glover, $5, ,OOO total loss $50, 900, fully insured
 The insurance on the last fire has not been ascertained. During the three fires the whole fire department, numbering five hum dred men, were on duty.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

A slight shock of earthquake was felt Thursday at Ardon.
 Rufus Straw died yesterday at Westboro, Mass. from lockjaw, resulting from being shot with toy pistol July 4th.
 Joseph Forsyth, aged fifteen, died from lockjaw yesterday at Lewiston, Me-, caused by being shot with toy pistol July 4th.
 Base ball yesterday: At Philadelphia, Athletics D. Eclipse f ; Troys 5. Philadelphias 8 at New York, Bostons z, Metropolitans 4.
 The directors of the Massachusetts Gen. tral railroad yesterday voted to resign in or der to give the bondholders favorable to the completion of the road proper representation on the board Samuel N. Aldrich, of Marl- boro, was elected president, vice ex-Senator Boutwell, resigned.
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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 Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in a few days to 8 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 1yd&w
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 ing to his dissent from his colleagues on the Egyptian question.
 The khedive's Palace-AmericanS Sailors
 Guard.
 ALEXANDRIA, July 14--Night.-Diploma ists are endeavoring with the Khedive to form ministry that can be treated with. The Khedive has issued proclamation call tug upon the panic stricken people to return. Sailors, including sixty from the American squadron, have replaced the marines in guarding the Khedive's palace. The marines have taken charge of the gates of the town where great disorder exists Hundreds of refugees of all nationalities are gathered there clamoring for food. The marines are sup ply ing them with biscuit sent from the feet. Seven hundred marines are guarding the Ro- setta gate.
 Arabl's Troops Gone to Damanhaur. ALEXANDRA, July 15.-The m ain body of Arabi's army have gone to Damanhaur Three boat loads of people have been brought off who have been hiding
 Turkey to send Out Her Troops. LONDON, July 15.-The Porte has decided to send troops to Egypt if the question is not settled by the powers amicably.
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20 shares New York. New Haven and Hartford Rai- road stock.
 2D shares Boston and Air Line preferred stock. 50 shares Connecticut Telephone stock.
 shares Inter State Tee phone stock.
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The StnlHvnrts Hauled Over the Coal.
THE SOUTH.
Virginia.
Am Isnnestor With PDor IUc

Am Impostor With Poor Luck.
 NORFOLK, July 14.-Captain W. J. John son, alleged master of the schooner J. H. Morgan, before reported foundered off the Delaware coast with the loss of one sailor is belieevd to be impostor. The police at tempted to arrest him today, but he escaped to Newport News. He is said to have vic- timized parties in Berkley. This is his fourth visit here since 1875, and he has been appre- hended each time
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American lady of experience and refinement "A wishes position housekeeper, in a family where a peasant home may be found, is very com- petent person for such position. Inquire at
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Father and Son Killed by the Cars.

MARsHr1ELD, July 14.-Last evening as 8 train from Boston was nearing Ridge Hill crossing, half mile north of Marshfield sta ton, it struck wagon containing William Weston and his son Frank, throwing both in front of the train, killing them instantly. Their bodies were dragged and mangled al- most beyond recognition. Mir. Weston was fifty years of age, and shoemaker by occu- patton. His son Frank was fourteen years old. The horse escaped without injury, but the wapon was demolished
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Many silly people despise the precious
 not understanding it." But no one despises Kidney Wort after having given it trial. Those that have used it agree that it is by far the best medicine known. Its action is prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't take pills and other mercurials that poison the system, but by using Kidney-Wort restore the natural action of all the organs. jy146t1w
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

Horse Suicides With His Load.
 WORCESTER, July 14.-Mrs. Henry D. Hall and Edward Hall were drowned at Turnwick Pond to day, horse they were driving hav- ing jumped into the pond with the carriage.
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General Wolseley's Land Campaign.

General Wolseley's Land Campaign.
 ALEXANDRIA,, July 14.-General Sir Garnet Wolseley is expected at Port Said Sunday. If Arabi makes stand at Rosetta or Damas- hour Wolseley will come to Alexandria. The English and French consulates are burned, also almost all the houses on the grand square. One hundred and fifty marines hold the arsenal gate At the custom house gates there are one hundred and ninety marines with Gatling gun.
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Not drink, not sold in bar-rooms, but . reliable non alcoholic tonic medicine, useful at all times and in all seasons, is Browns Iron Ritters
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Fighting the Army Worm

NEW YORK. July 14.-A novel war against the army worm was waged at Holmdel, N.J., few days ago. Messrs. Albro x Crawford, the owners of farm near that town, discov- cred an immense column of the worms ad- vancing in the direction of their corn fields. All the available force on the farm was at once called out, and deep ditch was dug along the side of the field, between the corn and the arm worms, and when the ditch was filled with the pests the trench was filled with kerosene, which was fired. The flames of course, consumed the occupants Of the ditch, but the flames did not check the advance of those behind nor turn aside the line of march. The fire was kept up until the rear guard had tumbled into the ditch and been con- sumed. A n, ighboring farmer whose prem ises were invaded did not have time to dig 8 trench. so he scattered straw in front of the advancing hosts sprinkied kerosene over the straw and fired that. It was not so efica- eious as the ditch defence, but it served the purpOSe
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Protection for Vessels i'm the Canal.

PrOtection for VssseIs in the Canal.
 LONDON, July 1.-The financial secretary at the war office states that gunboats have been ordered to accompany merchant vessels through the Suez canal if deemed necessary.
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Am Increase i'm Failures.

NEW YORK, July 14.-There were 124 fail ures in the United States reported to Brad streets during the past week, an increase of twenty five over the preceding week and
 thirty four naore than in the corresponding week last year. The failures too were of greater importance than for some time past.
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Postmaster Pearson Must Go.

NEW YORK. July 14.-7auth has dispatch from Washington announcing the removal of Postmaster Pearson of this city has been de- cided on. His probable successor is George M. Vannort or Joel B. Erhardt.
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of England, who lately lived at No. 328 Third avenue. On the 1st of March while administering medicine to horse at Isaac H. Dahlmans sale stables, Mo- 2O9 East Twenty fourth street. he was bitten in the right thumb by the animal. He went to Bel levue Hospital where erysipelas and gangrene set in and he died yesterday.
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District of Wallingford ss. prohate Court ]

District of Wallingford ss. Probate Court,l
 July 9th, 1892 HESITATE of WILLIAM H. MUNsON ,late of Wal EA ingford. in said district d. ceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District Walnaford hath limited and allowed six mouths from the date hereof for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attestd within said debted to said Estate are requested to make im1ne- diate payment to FRaNUIS S. NILES iy15 2d1w~ Execntrix
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Death i'm Court-A Young Lady Falls
 Dead After Being Acquitted.
 PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-Mamie Cunning ham, handsome lady of twenty five years, was arraigned in the Central station this morn ing on charge of leading an improper life. She indignantly denied the charge and assert ed that she belonged to highly connected New York family. The magistrate having ascertained that the charge was without foundation and that the prosecutor, Edward Hastings, was actuated by personal animus, she was discharged. She left the court, but after walking few yards fell dead It is as serted that Hastings handed her something which she ate before leaving the dock. The coroner is Investigating the case. Her fath- CTS place of business is said to be in Beck man street, New York.
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Fast, Time a For fl Double Team,

NEW YORK, July 14.-In a match against time yesterday at the Gentlemen's Driving Park for $1 ,ooo side, Frank Works team, Dick Swiveler and Edward, driven by John Murphy. trotted mile in 2:16a. The best previous time was 2:191, made by the same team last saason
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 TENO the Honorable Court of Common Council of ths E City of New Haven:
 The Board of Compensation to whom referred the order of said Court bearing date the 30t day December 1880, directing the assessment and deter imitation by this Board of all damages benefits cruing to the of all the lands situated within the limits of the City of New Haven by the layout of East Rock Park and the taking lands that purpose as the adopted by said Court. hereby respectfully report
 That caused reasonable notice to be given all persons interested in the proposed public improve ment in all respects pursuant to the provisions of the charter of said city to appear before and be heard in reference thereto And fully heard at the time and place specified in said notice. all per sons who appeared before
 And the eupon we do assess and determine that the city of New Haven pay to each of the following named persons, in full of all damages, and above all benefits accrning to them by of the proposed public improvement, the sums written op- posite their names respectively, to wit:
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

QUEENSTOWN. July 14.-Arrived. the Bothnia from Liverpool. New York-Arrived. the Heindal from Glasgow. the Rhynland from Antwerp, the State of Nevada from Glasgow.
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Ladies who have used Wheat Bitters say they are wonderful in cases of nervous de- bility and other troubles of the sex.
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A Sad Tale of Destruction.

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 LONDON, July 14-4 p. m.-A dispatch just received from Alexandria stated that the de- struction Of property by fire is almost be- yond comprehension. The city is totally ruined, only few houses of those left stand ing being fit to occupy. The loss in house. hold property alone will aggregate millions.
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A Fig Fire at CoIfax.

PORTLAND, Ore, July Hire last night destroyed six blocks at Colfax, Washington Territory, comprising the entire business portion. The estimated loss is $500, 900, in- surance $2OO, 900.
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NEW YORK.
Death From a Horses Bite.

NEW YORK, July 14.-Coroner Merkle was called today to view the body of George Pitts, widower, fifty years old and native
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Arabf Away From the Council - The
 Canal Again Closed.

Arabt Away From the Council - The
 Canal Again Closed.
 ALEXANDRIA, July 14-4 p. m.-In answer to the Khedives summons to the ministers requesting their presence at 8 council all re- sponded except Arabi Pasha. In compliance with orders jast received from England the Suez canal was at once closed at Port Said. Am Els innate of the Losses-The KhedIve's
 Purchase of Arabt's Braves-The Lat-
 ter's Troops DesertinR Him.
 LONDON, July 14.-It is believed that the total number killed will amount to four thou sand. Several caught in the act of pillaging were shot. The Penelope, with Rear Admir- al Hoskins, has gone to Port Said. The American squadron has returned to the inner harbor. Two-thirds of his troops deserted Arabi during the bombardment. Others have left and withdrawn to Kafrodowar, the first station on the railway. Ramleh has been surrounded by Toulba Boy with two regi- ments of cavalry and one of infantry. A party of armed soldiers entered the Khe- dives apartments and declared that they had orders to kill him and burn the palace The Khedive bought their loyalty with $500 and a promise of more. He is now safe with his l family in Ras Fl Tin. The marine Runners now occupy Fort Napoleon, commanding the ! city with small arms. The men of the fleet l have been ordered to prepare to land. The 1 Egyptian flag was hoisted over Marabout, but 1 on the assembling of the marines was hauled down.
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FORTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July 14.

WASHlNGION,
 SENATE.--The pension appropriation bill ported and ordered printed The Committee on Ap- prop iations orted several amendments, one of which pr .hibits the payment of double pensions MT Cameron, of Penns, lvania, introduced joint r+s ,lution forbidd1ng any discrimination for or against school medical practice in the appoint ment of medical officers in any department
 The internal revenue bill was then taken up. MT. Beck occupied TWO hours in speech opposng the bill beginning at the wrong end and declared tho imposition of the polariscope the burden equal to twenty per cent taken of sugar.
 he reading of the bill for amendments was com menced Mr. Beck proposed reduction of the tax manufactured tobacco to ten cents. Pending when the doc opened adjourned.
 HoUsE.-The House considered to-day the Eenate's remaining amendments to the general deficiency bi the large majority of which were not concurred in The last amendment considered constitutes q Comptrollers of tue Treasury and the Treasurer of the United States. to whom shall be referred all claims and the determination of all allowances to be made growing out of the illness and burial of the late President Jam A Garfield.
 MT. Blackburn made strong speech in opposition to the Senate amendment appropriAting the amount allowed to the ayment of the bills during Garfield s illness. He said that the doctors treament was blind and blundering. The vote the adoption of the Senate resolution for allowance for the of Garheld's sickne was lost IT ayes, 83 nays. MT. Taylor offered bill to Mrs Garf Id $50 900 on the salary the President, less any paid him salary passed without debate or division.
 The bill transferring private claims to the Court of Claims r investigation to report to Congress whether they should be allowed passed. This is ! the bill disDussed in April . The house then took a recess until o'clock, the ! night ser sion being for pension cases only.
 The douse at the night session passed ' pension bills. including granting Mrs. General Custer $50 month.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATE BONDS,
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,

STATE CONNECTICUT,
 Ireasurers Office, Hartford, July I2, 1882 [ = SEALED PROPISALS will be received by the un- " dersigned for the purchase of the whole or any part Of the five hundred thousand dollars State of Connecticut twenty year bonds. bearing interest from January l, 1885, at 3 per cent payable Janua- ry lst, and July 1s at the office the Treasurer in the city of Hartford to be issued in coupon bonds of $1.ooo each, which at the oxtion holders can be 'ransferred into registered bonds.
 These bonds are issued under the authority of the aet of the General Assembly, of the State of Conneo t1cut and are exspt from ion by under state or municipal authority. The authorizes the B. tAb1shment of sinking fund for the purchase bonds at not exceeding and interest amount sufficient to redeem all the bonds at maturity Bonds will be delivered and must be paid the office the Treasurer, in the city of Hartford on December 9th, 1882.
 cash deposit of five pes cent, will be required from the bidder as guarantee of good faith the contract when bids are awarded.
 Proposals will be received for the purchase of thssa bonds until WEDNESDAY, July 26th, next, at 12: p m when they will be opened in the presence of the bidders.
 The right is reserved to reject any bids Bid ders should mark the outside of the envelope Proposal to buy Bends" JAMES D. SMITH, Treasurer State of Conn. ! jy15, IT, 19, 22 and 24
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John Bright Has His Opinion.

LONDON, July 14.-It is believed in we'll in- formed circles tonight that the Right Hon.
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FHR. RENsE.

JSa4s HOUS RE on Orchard street house has all E51iH mod Tn Improvements and has r. cently been kassG put in fir class order both outside in side; there is large barn the premises with all convontences For furthar particulars call st
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DIP H ERIA!

THE REGISTRATION which follows l Diphtheria, and the persistency with which it clings to the patient, are we'll known to all who have had any experience with this terrible disease.
 The following letter shows how the re. storing and inyigoratine properties of
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ssTug'' Wilson Ready for the Fray.
 PH1LADELpHIA, July 14.-"Tug" Wilson arrived to night from Cape May, where he has been training. He has reduced his weight twenty five pounds. He laughs at the idea of the possibility of Sullivan knocking him out. He leaves Sunday morning for Mondays match in New York.
 The Stnlwarts Hauled Over the Coal.
 READING July 14.-Hon. Charles 5. Wolfe, leader of the Independent movement ad- dressed the local Independents this evening. He denied emphatically that the proposition made by the Regulars to the Independents was identical with what the Independents themselves proposed He declared that the propositions were not made in sincerity, but were trick of the Regulars to have the In- dependents withdraw so the machine could control everything
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 | FOR the reception of summer 1s boarders and transient guests. The dNEf 1ouse having been thoroughly renovated IshdI and refurnished will be kept a hrst-cIssu 1zz.1S1 1house
 Horse pa the depot every fifteen minutes. to and from New Haven depot. je2atoaepi.
 GREAT ATTRACTIONS
 A RAILROAD GROW, West Haven shore. A Picnic parties will find it greatly to their ad- vantage to visit Railroad Grove savin Rock this son. as the Horse Railroad company have enlarged and renovated their grove anu lea.ed 1t to Putnam Hale, who have more than doubled their yictuaiIng capacity and ready to talk business at able They propose to their strict lS temperance Sea Foad and Hilanans famous Ice ream speciality Polite and experienced walters in attendance. There has also been hsilt in the Grove large Pool Room for the accommodsticnof all who would indulge in little innocent amusemeus at the seashore
 ie2 PUTNAM HALE.
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