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Boston. Oct. 1.-THE II :15 o'clock A. NJ. in
ward bound train on the New York and New England
Railway into hack at the Norfolk crossing
this forenoon, smashing the vehicle and probably fatally
tn1uring Peter Marin Ellen Marin and Mary Barnes
were severely injured
WORCESTER, Oct. l+-The Philadelphia express on the
same railroad. into the of freight train this
morning at East Douglas. injuring the fireman and
causing q bad wreck
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Candidate cro.kA,te VIII No. Buy County.

TROY Oct. 14.-When 1t was announced that
Congressman Wood did not desire reelection. it was
agreed that the Republican candidate who carried
5ority OF the towns in Washington county should have
the unanimous support Of the Rensselaer, deesates L.
W. Cronkhits carried ~ Of the II towns in Washington
county and accordingly great surprise was expressed
when he published letter Withdrawing from the
yass The public were loss to account for his ton
but why he did is shown by the folio ing extract
from letter which will be published here tomorrow:
my lifelong views Of the proper of money in cleo
ttons made II impossible for respond financially
the tune Of 81 900 or $4,000. more, to what
Rensselaer, county politicians regard the political
cessities OF their county. In other words II would
furnish money enough to elect their county ticket they
would nominate me- 1t a moral impossibility for
to do this To be nominated under such conditions
would regard as lifelong humiliation disgrace, and
sin The proposition could not enterta for moment
VERY truly yours. L. W, CRoSKHITR"
Mr.. Burlegh. the nominee for Congress- will furnish
the required amount
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Female Highwaymen.

Mrs. Maria Wolenschlager OF 401 South
Fourth street Brooklyn, on her home Friday at
ternoon with $50 which she had just drawn from the
Kings County Savings Bank accosed Fourth and
South Fifth streets in front OF ST. Marks Episcopal
Church by two women who pretended to have lost their
way They asked her to direct them to MOntrose ave-
nue.. One of the women, Mrs: wolenschlager says
Rrasped her the shoulders and held her while
the other took her pocketbook out of her pocket They
then pushed her against the fence and ran away She
has furnished the police with their description.
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Ono OF the most brilliant openings this season ~ hne
goods held at Nj r kcly store, .,J 9th as.
The display Of fine fur lined domans, sdn jacques,
cOnks wraps, and splendid made up dresses trimmed hi
various shades Of psher, &c 49, could not be eluaod
In this city. AZ the dress goods counters tn, richest aud
most costly well va the latest of cheaper
grades OF silks and pushes could befound aud unhes
ftntngy that II would bc difficult any other house
to produce such stock The unfuvoraba condition of
tho weather during the past week may have prevented
several OF lady lders from visiting this exhibit We
would recommend them to call at and Judge for
themselves Mr. Kelly informs us that several Of his
garments are expensive. any lady who may not lind II
convenient to pay the.whole amount at once can have
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ObeidullnL Wanted, Dead or Alive.

LONDON. Oct. 14-Despatches from Tinis re-
port that the Kurdish Chef Ouciduah is threatening
Van it'll 10000 men, that 10000 Persans arc marching
against him and that Ottoman troops have also been
sent TO the field with orders To take Obeiduah dead
alive. IL Is TO be noted that this report H. in
ton Of the despatch received from Constan'inorlu yes
terday stating that Obeidunh had given the Porte
surarce that he would cause no disturbance.
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Mr.. Herbert spencer. IN Health.

Mr.. Herbert Spencer came from Washington
to this city Wednesday and went to the Windsor
Hotel. At his request his registered be.
cause he did not want to receive callers Mr. Locke is
his sole companion. Mr.. spencer's health has not
remains In his rooms nearly all The time. Until yester
aay ne occupied rooms on the nth floor In the rear Of
street noises. Yesterday he removed to the
seventh street He is restless and complains OF sleep
lessness II mot certain how long he win stay here
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DR.. Hamilton Slap. pen,I.t yala,. Facs.

DR.. Hamilton of 159 Wilson street. Brooklyn.
was accused yesterday Of having struck Francisco vaa
adenst, Of 81 Bedford avenue, Sept T. three times
In the face In Vaas Office DR.. Hamilton said that
the day Of the assault yala wrote him letter demand
Ing that he should call and that what Mrs. Hamilton
had said about Mrs. Nala was false. lie went to his
office and said: How dare write such q letter ~
He then slapped him three times in the face.
1T Is absurd" said Dr. Hamilton, ITO Ray that I
struck him with my fist stand six feet two inches and
a half in my stocking feet and tip the scales at 2i5
have been in the Morsne the next day, instead of in
worth about a dollar a slap"
Justice Naeher fined Hamilton S25, which was paid.
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The fair in aid OF the Roman Catholic Church
Of the TRANSPORTATION having very successful
Pythasoras Hail. l36 Canal street. The room which is
somewhat small is filled with interesting Objects among
which may be counted number of pretty little girls
who are not disposed to take no for answer when
they AJAX You to take ten.cent chance for beautiful
accordion" barrel OF potatoes, barrel of -four
$50 United States bond also TO be drawn to
vents OF ST. Theresa and the Sacred Heart very fine
department for chidrens toys attracts much aten.
ton as does refreshment room venently situated
beside it. The fair will remain open until Friday week
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Welsh Dem ocrats.

regular meeting OF the Welsh Democratic
Campaign Committee WAS held last evening at 30 East
Seventeenth street. All the nominations made by the
Democratic State Convention ut Syracuse were heartily
endorsed This committee has prepared and printed
Welsh cnnpnign document containing abstract q
other matter which IL being distributed Throughout the
Welsh community az the State The officers OF the com.
m:ttce are Aneurn Jones' President Thomas c Powell
SECRETARY and William Lewis. TrensIIrer.
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Tho Blue Iirn's chicken.

The Old Gang. Veterans Of the Eleventh
ward. have suffered disappointment in the refusal OF
Ellis Wothery. familiarly known The Blue Hens
Chicken" to he their candidate for Assemblynau lie
met the committee last night al Fourth and Icwis streets
and reiterated MS refusal, but Oh being rated
with he tlmitied that II was possible he might change
his mind l'ter IN the campaign. Tile meeting OF the
Gang called fuI last night WAS hot held.
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Galway Men in Convention.

DUBLIN. Oct 14-The Convention at Athcnry
Galway yesterday adopted resolutions declaring the
right Of the country TO national independence, accepting
the principle OF the land for the people and approving
the system of peasant proprietary and OF The
Bright clauses Of the Land act resolution was passed
deprecang the prevalence Of grass farming OF the land
as tending to pArnyzc industry and increase pauporsm
Tn. Convention nlso resolved 10 prevent hunting until
the extra police drafted in the county dispensed with
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No Opposition to John H. Ketchan.

PouGHKEEPsIE. Oct. 14.-The Democrats OF
the Thirteenth district met in convention in Hudson
day and adopted resolution declining to nominate
candidate for Congress against John H. Ketcham, and
recommended the Democrats of the district to
port one for that position at this election The lead
ing Democratic organ OF Columbia county denounces
the action OF the convention political farce and
calculated TO weaken the whole Democrstc ticket in the
district and that such result could only have
accomplished by corruption stupidity.
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An Invit.,iou from Venezuela.

Mr.. Simon Camachos. the Venezuelan Charge
dAfaires in New York. announces that the Tooth ami
versary Of the birthday Of Simon Bolivar will be cele
brated by the unwilling Of statue Of Washington and
extends the name Of his Government an invitation
to American authors. Inventors manufacturers, and
Broad street agents for the shipment OF exhibits
and will furnish all Information.
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Highway Robbery in Cambridge.

Boston. Oct. 14.-Charles f. Childs. foreman
OF the Cambridge Cemetery while driving Coolidge
avenue, Cambridge at lOis O'Clock this morning,
attacked by two who shot him in the and took
from lin about $500 which he had with him The men
then drove rapidly toward Brighton and have not vet
been arrested Chdss juries essariy fatal
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Arrested for worh,.. on sunday.

Richard w. CARL. John W. CARL. Richard @.
CARL and Emory Conkling Of Rast Northport were
rested for having worked Sunday the 18th Of Sep.
tember, picking and cartng pickles on the farm Of
Conkng at East Northport. Yesterday, after an ex.
animation before Justice Street OF Huntington, they
were dssharged The testimony showed that the heavy
danger Of being lost. The Justice held that ii
Nj of naces sily
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Following Their Neighbour Lead.

Tho citizens movement against tho political
bosses in the Fourth Judicial district has spread from
the Eighth and Tenth Assembly districts TO the -Four.
tecnth mass meeting OF the citizens will be held al
ilarugar Hall. III Avenue A, tomorrow evening, when
committee of one hundred Will he appointed to
ihhiu cNizens candidates against Jake Patterson and
Johuny O'Bren's nominees.
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Possibly to he E,smnrcl'. Successor.

BERLIN. Oct. 1.-THE appointment OF the
Count Hatfield to the Foreign sccretaryshi has
been definitely settled. Herr Won Radowitl. Minister
Mt Athens, will succeed him as Minister al Constant
nople. II IL considered by some persons that the
yolntmcnt ~ Count hatfield IL indication that
he Will eventually succeed Prince Bismarck.
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Glrts by the Vauderbilts.

William II. Vanderbilt has purchased the
dwelling and four of ground adjoining the Morav
an parsonage ut New Dorp from William A. Fountain
and has donated the property TO the Moravinn So.
cicty. A new residence will be built on il for Mr.
Ostrander the superintendent OF the society The dona
tons of the Nsndrhs To the society amount To arly
half million The remains Of Commodore Vanderbilt
are In the family vault in the cemetery.
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Comptroller Semler's annual report shows
that new loans amounting to 81 655 55l 10 have been
made by the city Of Brooklyn during the year that
bonds and certificates amounting to IS 5as 900 have
been paid of aud that the net increase of the city debt
has been S5D.Sl6. The Comptroller recommends the
passage Of Law giving the city power to sell property,
ments overdue aud 10 give full and indsputablo title
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Has Not Pound the Forger Yet.

Secretary Folger and Chief Judge Andrews
visited the Republican state Committee rooms yestcr
day, Mr. Proxy French called to say that lie Ind not
found the writer of the forged telegram which m ado
him Collector Robertsou's PROXY.
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Against the Law to shave ON Sunday.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. l4.-,Judge Thayer has
just decided that the act of 1904. INJECTING apenaty foi
engaging in worldly employment on SUNDAY ia valid
The point WAS raised by number Of BARRIERS who Nera
arrested aad lned for shaving on sunday.
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Drowned Children.


Joseph W. Greedy Is years Old and his i've
yearold sister were upset from rOwhoHt the Ilar,
lem River at High Bridge YESTERDAY and drowned The
father recovered the hodirs. m" body Of y neatly
Or ssod little boy with hrLiNo on the forehead.
taken from the river the foot ~ East Thrt. fourth
street last
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Col y S. Greenlegs. BY the Thrtieth district New
j. ". Doane by ;hc Democrats OF the First Chicago
district
Alexander NJ; Lowry by the Democrats Of the Thirty.
third district, New York.
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LONDON Oct. IA commercial traveller
named Brookshaw has been committed for trial In the
How street Police Court for threatening murder the
Prince Of acs unless he received money from him The
threat made in letter to Col Tee sdHe cQuerry to
the Prince The prisoner is apparently Rcrank lie SAID
he served several years in the United States army.
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Now York. GIFT to the Land League.

WATERBURY, Conn.,. Oct. l4.-The last quarter
~ report Of the Rev Lawrence Walsh Treasurer OF the
irish national Land League, shows that the receipts
from July 10 to Oct. 10 Sl2pO2 Of which amount
New YORK gave sioii, Massachusetts $500 and Con
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Moro Talk About that Duel.

FE&pEEIcsKDuHG. Oct. li.-Exclting rumora
have prevailed here all day of hostile meeting In this
vicinity between George ID. Wise and John Amber
Smith Mr. Smith today went south alone 10y thu fast
mail but the rumorB are still rife though not credited.
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Assc mbIy man Nominated,

" A. Poucher by the Democrats Of the First district
Of OsweRo.
Albert r. seston by the Republicans OF the First dis
trict Of Oneida county.
Job southwlck the Republicans OF the Fifth Buffalo
district.
Dean Currie, by the Democrats OF the Orleans dis
irict.
Samuel W wadham., by the Republicans Of tho Third
district of Monroe county,
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Comforting by Telephone wit. tho Pre.,den.

Secretary Lincoln. John II. Lydcckcr. Der
nard Biglin and few others called on President Arthur
yesterday The President and Secretary Folgrr who
was NJ the Hoffman House, conferred by telephone
Aterward Mr., Fulser went To Washington
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The Las. OF the linden Income Tax Suit.

WASHINGTON. Oct, Il. Information has been
received al the Department Of Justice from New York
city of tho dismissal 81 The income tax suit ~ sns sam
uel TilirI Consequently further proceedings il
THIS case viii he held III tho United states supreme Court
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LONDON oct. 1i.-Mr. Kcene's colt Book
maker who lately prominently quoted in the bet.
ting on the race for Tho Cambrids,shire Stakes, hes
broken down,
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 14.-The Attorney-Gen-
era said to-day in regard to the Star route that
within few days one or more OF those persons In the
Department of Justice who had been used spies by the
defendants, and who appear to be deeply implicated in
the attempt to corrupt Jurors behalf of the defend
ants would be arrested that he had ordered this upon
the evidence before him.
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TLuriow Weed SIN Improving.

Mr., Thurlow Weed awoke yesterday morning
from quiet sluuLer refreshed and with appetite. This
Improvement his cond ton continued during the day
and Or SwRscy said that when lie fell aslcep last night
he was very much better than on Friday.
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Another New Ocean Ferryboat.

RIGA Oct. l4.-A plot to burn the Imperial
Theatre in this city has been discovered Petroleum
and Sunpowder have been found on the premises
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WAsHINGToN. Oct, li.-Oflccrs OF tho secret
service TODAY arrested III Indianapolis Milton Curry,
who IA tho last Of the Indiana gang OF ~ countereers
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SOUTHAMPTON. Oct. 14.The new North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Werra. Capt Barre sailed for New
York this morning.
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national dispenser OF happiness is eJctn, bottle Of
Dr.. Bu.s CoGsh syrup Adr.
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The great story, The TWn Detectives" Complete In
30 tso 81 III" i" Wrle AWa.r Library" For sale ~
Oil news stauds,--.ltt
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Fair weather. nor'hcrly winds, slight rise u
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-31
Found Dead in His Shop.
An Autopsy by Dr. Bellosa-So Coroner
 Inquest Deemed Necessary.

An A AufOpSy by pT. BeiIOSR-$O tOrOneE'S
 Inquest Deemed Necessary.
 Yesterday about noon Thomas Tarlton was found dead in his shop at 290 Grand street. A man who had left suit of clothes at Tarl- toms to be repaired went to the shot to get them and found the shutters up. He tried the door and found it unlocked and on enter ing found Tarlton on a bench back of the front window stone dead. Ills feet were bare, the body had been divested of coat, vest and shirt the head laid back on little shelf the eyes were closed. At once Police Officer Clancey was notified and he went to the place and took measures that all should be left just found until Coroner Bollman could view the remains. The latter was out Of town and was not expected to return until o'clock last evening. After making some inquiries the police department were compelled to re- move the remains to the morgue. On the coroner's return from the poor children's ex cursion he notified of the death and in . vestigated the circumstances connected with it. He found that Tarlton for about three years has lived by himself in his shop in Grand street, buying his food and carrying it to the shop. He has had occasional sprees aOd at SuCn times n0 cOu1u not Do luuuCou tO eat, so that when he stopped drinking he was sure to be very nervous and much debilitated, much to the detriment of his general health For the last three weeks he has done little work and his shutters have been up constant ly. Accounts differ as to actions in that time, but it is certain that he drank some He told people living near that he had not eaten anything for two weeks.
 The coroner afterward ordered autopsy to be made by pr. Bellosa, to ascertain if possible the cause of death. This the doctor performed and came to the conclusion that death resulted from natural causes, probably paraly isis of the heart The coroner decided not to hold an inquest. The remains have been taken in charge by the friends of the de- ceased and will be respectfully inferred by them.
 Mir. John Bowman, step son of the de- ceased on learning of the death of Mir, Tarlton obtained an order from the coroner for the delivery of the body from the morgue to the undertakers, and the funeral will take place from Mir Curran s undertaking establishment in Congress avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-31
The HeubIeiD Case.

Shortly after the Superior Court at Hart ford called to order yesterday State Attorney Hamersley announced that the wit nesses in the case of Gilbert F. Heublein, charged with violating the Sunday liquor law, were excused. The Times says: The case is one of unusual interest, many had assembled to hear the evidence, and there was some surprise at the announcement. Be- fore the court adjourned yesterday afternoon there vas a consultation as to the penalty in case the accused pleaded guilty. MT. Cole, attorney for Mir. Heubein, thought imprison- ment should not be imposed, while Mir. Ham ersiey was of 8 different opinion. It was dnaliy decided that hearing should be given as to the sentence on Friday, when Mr Heublein would plead guilty: It has been suggested by some that Mir. Heublein might forfeit his bonds, but that is improbable; and should he do so he would in all probability be immediately arrested again.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-31
NEW HAVEN, CONN.


NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DA y. Auction Sale-E. O. Beecher. Carrie Swain-New Haven Opera House. Children's Clothing-Hub Clothing House. For Sal.-Re sidence-J. P. Studley. For Sale-Guu-153 Church Street. Hub Clothing House-Boys Clothing. Military Men, Attention Morris 3renner. New Dry Goods House-Proctor, Gross McGuire. Pea Is White GlycerineAt Druggists. Perry Davis Pain Killer-At Druggists. Probate Notice-Estate of Clarissa Gaylord Picture Frames-At Northrop's. Rushing Peaches-J. H. Kearney. To Whom it May Foncern-James Reynolds. wanted-school Books-At Babcocks Wanted -Salesady-L. L. Adler. wanted-Youpg Man-Sargent < Co. Wanted-Boys- -Munson X Co.
 Wantsd-Board-'A. L. D."
 Wanted-Gir1 -2O1k Crown Street. Wanted Tins iths-S. Booth < Son. Wanted-Corset Hands-26 Franklin Street. Wantsd-Situatton- sherman Avenue wanted-Situation- k St. John Street. Day Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-08-31
LOCAL. NEWS.
Rrief ient.fOn .

RrIeE mention.
 Nearly S7OO GOO of this years taxes have been paid There are S,7OO taxpayers. < There is less money in Hartford today than there was before Clingstone trotted.
 Adelphi Lodge,F. & A. M., resumes it's reg" uIar communications next Tuesday evening. Descriptive circulars of the 'Raymond Va cation excursiopsn can be obtained at the drug stores.
 More water was thrown upon the grass on the old Green yesterday in the effort to nave it regain its former color.
 Fartfor fire insurance companies held pol icies amounting to 1000 on the fire at Haverhill Mass. on Tuesday.
 The grand list of Birmingham will proba- bly, be increased S2oO 900 this year oa ac- count of new buildings erected.
 St. James, church, Fair Haven, will be re- opened September 15. It is expected the i'm proyement of the edifice will be completed by that time.
 Michael J. McMahon's grocery store 189 Willow street, was robbed of pipes, tobacco etc. The police were on the track of the guilty parties yesterday.
 The Democratic primaries will be held on or about the goth of next month. Already there is considerable "chinning" about the slates to be fixed.
 Mir. Henry F. Clapp, of Hartford, has just received $9OO back pension money from the pension office at Washington He was a member of the Twelfth Connecticut volun- teers.
 The real estate on Laurel street advertised to be sold to- day at public auction was sold yesterday at private sale by M R. Enscoe' and consequently there will be no action sale to-day.
 Eli Goodrich, of Branford, who died yes- terday, left property, principally bonds and mortgages, to the value of $40,o0O. The funeral takes place Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at his residence at the Neck. Rev. Dr. Olmstead, of Branford, and Rev. MT. Baldwin, of this city, will officiate.
 MT. Josiah Baylies, one of Bridgeport s oldest citizens, died yesterday morning, aged 76 years and months. He at one time held contracts on the Housatonic, New York & New Haven and the Naugatuck roads, and as sisted in the construction of the last two For number of years he was engaged ill the boot and shoe business.
 Miss Jennie l.. Scofeld died at Trinity Church Home yesterday, aged 20. Deceased had been very low with consumption for weeks past. She was formerly nurse at the State hospital in this city and was grad uate of the Connecticut Training school for nurses. She wa3 much esteemed. The fun eral takes place to-day from the Home.
 Tramps have frequently been found board ing the night freight trains at Long Wharf Crossing for ride into the country, either Hartford way or for the shore towns and shore resorts. An order to the railroad hands to look out for them has been issued. The other night eighteen tramps sought transpor tation in this way. The police will endeavor to stop this work.