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Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-25
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LOCAL NEWS.
Fair Haven. .

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 At the 173d annual meeting of the New Haven East consolation, to be held at the First church, Fair Haven, Wednesday, the following programme is to be carried out 10 a. n., organization II a.. m., devotion al services with reports from the churches suggestions from these reports 1880 p. m., annual sermon, Rev. R. H. Gidman, North Madison 2:3O p. m, Sacra- ment of the Lords supper, T. A. Leete, Northford Rev. c. F. Osborne, Branford ; p. m., the attitude of the church toward the new phases of the temperance reform ; Rev. G. w. Banks, Guilford L. P. Deming, New Haven; p. m., means by which the churches can retain the interest of the young men, Rev. D. J. Clark, East Haven; Rev. A. s. Cheesebrough, Durham.
 First avenue was washed out on Saturday night so that it is impossible for travel. The stream that runs under the street flooded the street some four feet The milkmen who kept their milk in the spring under the bank lost all their milk, so their customers had tc go without yesterday.
 St. James Episcopal church will be re opened with appropriate ceremonies to-mor row forenoon at 11:3O o'clock. It is expected there will be 8 large attendance. Several o1 the neighboring clergymen will be present and assist in the services, which promise tc | be very interesting, especially to the persons who attend that church. The improvement which have been made make the audience 1 room one of the prettiest and most tastefu churches in this vicinity.
 The cutter Happy Thought will sail in tn ] New Haven yacht race on Wednesday. Tn ! many friends of this little craft have grea confidence in the sailing qualities of the boa | and expect when the contest is ended tn Happy Thought will be the first to round tn home stake.
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Personal,

H. I. Thompson, the artist, has returned to his studio after long vacation in the Cats kills.
 Governor Bigelow and staff visit Williman- tic this week, and will be the guests of Colo nel w. E. Barrows, president of the Will1- mantle Linen company.
 Buck Wells was sent to jail at hard labor for two months at Bridgeport Saturday for vagrancy. He came out of prison about a year ago, after serving two years for steal ing, and since then has shown symptoms of insanity.
 Charles Adams widow, who lived for so long in Hartford or thereabouts unacquaint- ed with her husbands residence, receives $625 from his estate, and his two sisters in Pennington get the remainder, $425. The deceased left $1 800 in cartridge she'll
 Frank s. Williams, of the late Dr Frank s. Williams, of Hartford, Conn, and one of the principal examiners in the patens office at Washington, died Friday of typhoid fever, in the seth year of his age. He will be buried in the family vault at Hartford.
 Hon. A. M. Sullivan late member of Par lament from Meath arrived in Waterbury
 
 quarters by various Irish societies and citi, zens. He is an eloquent speaker and speaks this evening at the City Hall, Waterbury, on ''Ths Irish Question"
 Levi Lake, clerk for & number of years past at Gilberts coal office, who is to start to morrow for Chicago to enter the employ of the American Watch company was given a complimentary dinner at Hills by the Glen ham club, and has the best wishes of a large circle of friends for his prosperity
 Marvin, Merritt, or General Budlong Nor ton, now in the Virginia psnitentiary, was punished recently by a convict named Young who was gatekeeper. Morton attempted to pass the gate without the proper signal, and refusing to halt when told to by Young, the latter, the Dispatch says, "seized him, put his head in chancery and spoiled the amiable appearance of the old mans face by sivine him black eye and some pretty severe blows. Dr. Deaton leeched Marvin's face and he continued to attend to his duties His face was black under the eye, and showed plainly the marks of Young's blows. Tn, common name used in referring to Marvin ii the General The old man looks badly. H. stoops great deal more now than when h. was first incarcerated, and moves about heav lily. He is closely shaven, and his whit | beard shows plainly against his sunburn ace"
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NEW YORK.
Ocean Steamer i'm Collision

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-The steamship Le- panto arrived this afternoon from Hull with great hole in her side occasioned by colli- sion with the steamer Edam on the night of the 21st, bound for Amsterdam, in latituds 410 g., north longitude 660 5O, the latter vessel being sunk. John Won Gyt and Nich- olas Leondecker. third engineer and assist ant engineer of the Edam. were lost. The passengers and the remainder of the crew were taken aboard the Lepanto. Captain Tait of the Edam says that shortly after the collision, and when all were mustered on the Lepanto, the Edam was blown up. The Le- panto's boats worked round the scene of the wreck for some hours, but no signs of the missing men were seen.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

The Earthquake at Panama - Heavy
 Damage to Property.
 PANAMA, Sept. 1.-The earthquake shock which occurred early on the morning of the 7th was unprecedented in severity in the his tory of the isthmus. Although week has passed the inhabitants remain in the same state of uneasiness and fear. The damage here is roughly estimated at Ss25O, 900. The municipal building and cathedral were badly damaged. Almost the whole of the Ornata Pediment, composed of heavy blocks of ma- sorry, fell through and the damage to the side aisles will amount to at least $5O,OO0. The number of private houses damaged is very large. No accurate estimate of the losses can yet be obtained. The walls of the canal office are badly cracked and outside injured The tower of Matambo church has fallen and the roof of Santa Auna church tumbled in. General Aizpura's house suffered severely, and also that of Don Manuel Hurtado in front of the government house and many others. Slighter shocks have since occurred, but no damage has been occasioned. All the shocks have been felt on the islands in the bay. Lachorera has been very unfortunate. The church and cemetery are mass of ruins and number of houses have fallen. Between Gavilan and Punta Mala a crevasse has open ed ten metres in width. The earthquake was severely felt at Chagres. It opened numer- ous and deep Assures from which stones and black sand were thrown. A number of houses fell in ruins and the air is still pervaded with a sulphurous smell. Along the railroad the damage is extensive. The stone abutments of several bridges are cracked and split and embankments sunk in many places. Traffic was interrupted for a few days, but has been resumed. At Emperador, Gatian Matachin and all the canal stations much alarIo was created. In some places rails were curved as if Intentionally bent. Communication by cable is suspended and it is supposed the cable has parted. The sea was remarkably calm at the time of the shock, showing that the earth motion did not extend as at first supposed to the West Indies. The inhabi- tants are crowding the churches at every ser vice, while the gaming tables are deserted. There is absolutely no news from either Gen. tral or South America.
 MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
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THE WEST.
Ohio.

Shooting Their Daughters BetraYer.
 CINCINNATI, Sept. 24.-Thomas Dodd, of Covington, after paying court for one year to Anna Welch, aged sixteen, and then seducing her, suddenly cooled and last night married & Miss Hale. His own justice loving parents knew nothing of the marriage until told it was taking place. Arriving at the church only as the carriages were driving away they stoned the bridal party until dragged of by the police. Last night Mir. and Mrs. Welch visited Dodd and calling him out shot him dead, one ball going through the centre of the breast and the other through the heart. Both were arrested.
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Troubles often come from whence we least expect them" Yet we may often pre- vent counteract them by prompt and in telligent action. Thousands of persons are constantly troubled with combination of diseases. Diseased kidneys and costive bow els are their torn1entors. They should know that Kidney Wort acts on these organs at the same time, causing them to throw off the poisons that have clogged them, and so renewing the whole system. se22 6d1w
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MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 24.-Dispatches from Sonora state that Indians from the United States are devastating the country along the border and that the rural popula- tion is seeking the cities for protection. It is reported that an attack by the Indians on an American mining camp was repul .ed and many of the assailants killed. Mexican troops are in hot pursuit of the raiders and the government has given orders that an un- ceasing war shall be prosecuted against the hostiles until they are either exterminated or subdued
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EGYPT.
The khedfve,s Visit to Cai

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 24.-Extensive decora- tions have been prepared at Cairo for the re- ception of the Khedive, not, however, by the spontaneous act of tho people, but in consequence of orders issued by the police. English troops will line the route through the city, and the Khedive will be escorted by the brigade of guards Abdellal Pasha has been sent as prisoner to Cairo, and will be tried by the military court with the other rebel leaders.
 CoNsTANT1NopLE, Sept. 24.-Lord Dufferin has opened negotiations with the Porte to frame a convention for the settlement of the affairs of Egypt.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Am Ill Assorted Pair.

An fn Assorted Pair.
 GREENFIELD, Sept. 24.--Joseph Dunn, of What ely, aged forty, one eyed and a repulsive looking individual, was arrested today for poisoning his wife, Mary Dunn, aged sixty, who died this morning. Dunn will be ar- raigned tomorrow on charge of murder. The couple have been married six years. Dunn worked on the woman's farm until she owed him $175 when she married him to cancel the debt. Dunn denies ali knowledge of the poisoning and says it is trumped up charge to keep him out of his wife's proper ty Her relatives think he wished to get her out of the way to obtain her property.
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Oxford.

The Republicans of Oxford requested to meet in caucus at the Town Hall in Oxford, Thursday even ing Sept 2S at 73O o'clock for the purpose nomi- hating candidates for town officers and for doing any other utiness prorer to come before said meeting.
 Per order, Committee.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

A Father Made Thrice Happy.
 EAsToN, Sept. 24.-Mrs. Charles Deitrich gave birth few nights ago to two daughters and son. All are living and healthy, and weigh eight pounds each. Mir. Deitrich is delirious with ioy
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NOTICE.
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New Haven Orphan Asylum. \ at the Asylum. 6IO Elm street, Thursday morning ths week. sept 18th, at quarter after 10 ocIock The meeting Is of great importance, and 1t is desirable that all the managers be present.
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North BranfOrd.

The Republicans in the Society of North Branford are requested to meet at the house of Martin c. Bi' hop, Monday evening" Sept 25, at 7:30 o'clock to nou.inate town officers The Republicans in the Society of Northford will meet in the basement of the Congregational church at the same time for the same purpose.
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Local Weather Record FOR SEPTEMBER 24, 1882,

Max. temp 72; min. temp, 50 total rainfall, l.3i. FOR SEPTEMBER 24 1881. Max. temp, s2; min. temp, s2. j. H. SHERMAN, sergt. s. c. U. s. A.
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 Storm signals have reference only to approaching high winds Approaching high northwesterly winds are indicated by red and white flags combined.
 During September winds from the southwest to southeas these most likely to be followed by rain.
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EMPLOYMEN7T esEsC1a 15

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C.. PAGE, Practical Locksmlth and Bell Hanger

Fishing Tackle. Guns, Rifles, Pistols,
 Cartridges, &c.
 ENLECTRIC Bells put up short notice Locks EL made to or1 CT ior any purpose that Locks are used for. Yale and other Locks repaired and Key fitted in any part of the city 100 Jointed Fish Poles to select from. 464 STATE STREET, se2 5st New Haven, ct.
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Severe FroSts i'm Wisconsin n [,

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Severe frosts are re- ported during the past three nights in Wis consin. Considerable damage is said 60 have been done to corn, fruits and vegetables. Farmers who have commenced cutting their corn say the crop will not exceed tws- hirdc
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-25

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sG}ew a}aren Sailg a@lurning an>unal ana Courier

morning five recently erected our-story l brick buildings on the southern boulevard
 near Alexander street, became undermined
 and fell with crash. The loss is estimated 1 at $50, 900. The low grounds along the liar
 lem river were flooded this morning to 6 1 depth of five feet. Several persons narrow | ly escaped with their lives. At a late hour last night the tracks of the Harlem railroad l at Fremont became undermined and travel was stopped for several hours. The wall surrounding the New York Juvenile asylum
 was undermined. Thirty boys escaped
 Three have been recaptured. Several un- completed buildings were undermined and fell, causing heavy loss. The damage in Clean county will reach $1OO,O 900. The de- struction of dams and mill property is gen. erally very extensive,
 Terrible Storm Next Spring.
 OTTAWA Ont, Sept. 24.-Dr. E. Stone Wiggins, of the Finance department, who some time ago predicted that the recent gale would sweep from east to west over the con- tinent, says great storm will strike this planet in March next. He gives this timely warning It will first be felt on the Northern Pacific, and will cross the meridian of Otta- wa at noon G o'clock p. n London time) on Sunday, March II, 1883. No vessel smaller than Cunarder will be able to live in this tempest. India, the south of Europe, Eng land and especially the North American con- tinent will be the theatre of it's ravages AS all the lowlands on the Atlantic will be sub- merged I advise shipbuilders to place their prospective vessels high up on stocks, and farmers having loose valuables, such hay, cattle, etc., to remove them to a place of safety. beg, further, most respectfully to appeal to the honorable minister of marine that he will peremptorily order up storm drums on all the Canadian coast not later than the 2Oth of February, and thus permit no vessel to leave the harbor. If this is not done hundreds of lives will be lost and nail lions worth of property destroyed.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, Sept. 24-Arrived, the Servia from Liverpool, the Alvo from Aspinwal the City of Ber lin from Liverpool the England from Liverpool, the Payonia from Liverpool
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Illinois.
n Valuable Stallion

Sale of Valuable Stallion.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-The trotting stallion Jerome Eddy, with a record of 2:164; is to be sold by his owner, Mir. Dewey, of Michigan, to New York party for $2O,OOO.
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North Haven,

The Republicans of North Haven will meet at Lins leys Ball on Thursday evening" Sept 23 at 7:3O p. to nominate a town ticket and appoint town com mittee.
 Per order Town Committee.
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the past week the total shipments of grain and provisions over the six eastern trunk lines amounted to 27, ,187 tons, about half the tonnage for the corresponding week of last year. The crops have very large throughout the West, and the western and southwestern roads are doing larger business than ever before, but most of the grain goes east by lake, as at present prices the business cannot stond the freight charges of the eastern roads.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
wnOdhrf1Ra

The Republicans of Woodbridge requested tc
 meet at the basement of the Congregational Churct
 Friday evening, Sept 29th. at 7:3O o'clock nom mate candidates town officers and to do any other bus proper to come before said meeting Per order Town Committee,
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AnHndRm.

The Republicans of the town of Hamden are re- quested to meet at Warmers Hall, Centervi1le Tues day. September 26, at p. m., to nominate town ofd 
 Per order, Town Committee.
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BarthOEOmew's Library.

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Light Shipments to the East.

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-The rapidly decreasing discouraging the railroad managers During
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Real Gstate.
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