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Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

P"rneH's Speech at Cori<-Comments on
 It's Tone and EFect--The Agftator Not
 Coming to America.
 By Cable from the Irish News Agency]
 LONDON, Dec. 21.-Parnelrs speech in Cork is held by the English press to prove an in- tention to urge strong demand for the i'm mediate amendment of Gladstones land act. The Times and the conservative journals urge the refusal of all further changes, but the Dd4y Neaos recommends concession. The Echo is more emphatic and declares the speech to be able, temperate and statesman like. The PoU lKaU Gazette devotes two ticles to the subject and pronounces part of the speech unanswerable. Its tone,' the Gosette continues, lis as grave and frigid as if the speaker had been trained in office at Whitehall.'' The Dublin E3eemaaas Journal says the speech was the least rhetorical and most practi- cal that the hardest headed New Englander could deliver "Of sunburstry, greenfag- gerry or hyfalutin of any kind" it continues, ''there is absolutely nothing. There is 8 fact ill every sentence" The speech has al- ready produced two important consequences Dickson, the Ulster Whig, joins in the de- mand for prompt reform and Mir. Chamber lain in opposition to all previous liberal speakers has declared for an immediate set- clement of Irish questions like that of county government and the reduction of the fran chise. All prospect of session without Irish business is gone. Parnell is de- termined to force the hand of Gladstone in Sase no Irish reforms promised in the Queens speech at the opening of Parliament.
 Mir. Parnell is so busy with private and public affairs that he will probably be unable to go to America to attend the forthcoming g convention. He has asked Sexton to go in his stead
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Rear Admiral Joseph F. Schenck, U. s. N, died yesterday at his residence in Dayton, O., of heart distasc, aSed seventy y-hve yoars.
 Telephone connection has been successfully estab lished between London and Brighton, England dis tance of 1T miles,
 Fred, E. Earle, clerk in the Springfield, Mass, pcstofce held in S2, ,000 examination Decem-
 While cage descending the Hardenburg mine in Prussia, Wednesday, the chain to which it at tached broke and the cage fell killing twenty per-  manufacturing establishments at Troy, N Y., have struck against the reduction of Is per cent from present prices of labor.
 John Whalend, workman emplc yed on the jetties at Newburyport, Mass probably fatally stabbed in the left side yesterday by Lawrence Whaend an- other workman, in dispute.
 Among those who made addresses at the banquet of the New England Society in Brothy last evening Benjamin D Siman, William T. Davis, Will liam M. Evarts, Judge Noah Davis and Mayor Low
 The first part of the military force designed to re- instate Cetewayo in the sovereignty of Zululand left Pietermaritzburg yesterday It is feared that seri ous complications may result from the hostility oi the Zulu chiefs
 At midnight Wednesday two burglars, brothers while endsavosng to escape after robbing Bruce hardware store in Morrson Ill, were shot by the sheriff. One named James Hayes was mortany
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

store of Miller, Or siner tE Co.,, and entirely destroyed it. number of law offices were in the building, which was one of the largest in the city. The loss on this building is at least $125,OOO, insured for $75, 1000. Fears were entertained of the Young Mems Christian association library building and the City club near by, but they were saved. One fireman had his skull fractured and another was cut in the face. Two boys were injured by gas explosion from reservoir but not seriously.
 The fire was under control at e:2O p. m It made terrific blaze while it lasted. The fourth and fifth floors of the Masonic Tem- pie were completely gutted and the other floors were badly damaged. The Commercial building is total loss It cost $7O, 900 and was insured for $G5,OOO The loss on stock and machinery is estimated at $125, 1000, in- sured for $7O,OOO The Masonic Tenn pie is damaged probably $50. GOO, fully insured. Miller & Greinsr's stock is valued at S15O, 600. and is thought to be two thirds destroyed by fire and water, insured for $70,000. The Masonic bodies will lose large amount of valuable regalia etc. Their loss is estimated at $25,o ,ooo to $50, 900. fully insured. The boy who was hurt is at the general hospital The doctors say he will live He has an arm broken and ribs stove in. 1t is now ascertained that the fire was caused ny some rags used by an electrotyper igniting at a gas jet. His hand was slightly burned and he dropped the rags on plate of WAX which famed up, setting fire to some newly vanished labels. In a moment the room was in flames Eight employees had to crawl out of a window and work along to the fire escape on Jewetts building adjoining.
 BIG RAPIDS, Mich, Dec 21-EarIy this morning Mercy Hospital was discovered to be in flames. The building being out of reach of the fire department was totally de- stroyed. Loss S1O, 900, insured for $5, 500. Sixty three patients were removed in safety from the burning building. Tho hospital will be rebuilt immediately.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-A fire broke out at Il o'clock tonight in the story building No. v Murray street, occupied by Adams tG Sons, dealers and importers of grain. The loss on the stock is $1O,OOO and on the building s7,OOO. The flames extended to No. 75, occupied by Robert Haydock 6G Son, dealers in china and glass. The loss on the building and stock is S., 1000.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Shortly after 9 o'clock this evening a fire broke out in the third story of the five story building Nos. 116 and 11S East Fourteenth street. The lower floors were occupied by Francis Col ton, auctioneer, and the upper floors by Robert Hutter, bookbinder. The loss on the stock, machinery and building it is esti- mated will reach $1OO ,OOO. The burned building is directly opposite the Academy of Music, but fortunately there was no per- formance to night.
 BELoJT, Wis, Dec. 21.-Last night P. H. Crapens' cigar factory was destroyed by fire, causing loss of 1000, insured for $3, 900. Travers' clothing house was damaged $2,00o, insured
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
Victims nf an nAhyenturer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-An elderly man pro- fessing great piety and giving the name of R. c. Bullard has just disappeared after vic- thinking a syoung woman whom he had persuaded to marry him and swindling Earle's Hotel out of several weeks board. He first met the lady in Baltimore two months ago and represented himself wealthy Brook lynite. and after a brief courtship they were married, and coming to this city stopped at Earles Hotel. Bullard made great display of checks, drafts and bank books and lived in clover until yesterday, when he said he was about to leave town and offered check on the Fifth Avenue bank for $15O which was accepted without hesitation. He then left the hotel and probably left the city. His wife went out soon after, and later in the day Mir. Earle was notified by the Fifth Avenue bank that Bullard was q swindler. He went to the bank and found Mrs Bullard there for having offered a worthless check for $2, 900 signed by her husband. She said that he had given her the check for a Christmas present, and having no suspicion that it was not perfectly good she had gone to get it cashed. AS she was evidently an innocent victim no charge was made against her. It has since been ascertained that Bulard has passed number of worthless checks here in pretended purchases of stores and other tran nsactions
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
France.
Tine Arrest of a N1hiiis Lead

Tine Arrest of a Nfhiiis Leader.
 PARIS, Dec. 2l.-The news of the arrest of Prince Krapotkin, the Nihilist leader creates much comment and no little excitement, especially among the Socialists and Red Re pubicans of the Belleville quarter. The cafes and cabarets in that suburb were thronged to night with excited and wildly gesticulating radicals who made threats of the most violent character against the gov ernment. It is asserted that the government obtained the infosmation which led to the recent search of theN N9rinces house at Thoron and resulted in theHiscovery of papers i'm plcating him Ill the \ larchist conspiracy and his subsequent arre& from dispatches sent by the Geneva and P3ris correspondents of the United Press assod1 1ation. It is reported tonight that the repre- Antative of the French government at Now Yo& has been instructed to assist in tracing thts information to it's source, several po1Ace officials here are suspected of permitting Prince Krapotl1in to evade arrest while residing on French terri tory and engagi ing in plots and conspiracies in violation of international law and the ex- isting treaties between France and other European powers.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
FIRE RECORD.

Nevkspaper Building Burned-Ieavy
 Loss Saused by Blazing BenzIne-Much
 Proper rty Eaten Up by the Flames.
 BUFFAAo, Dec. 21.-Fire broke out in the upper story of the Commercial Advertiser es- tablish!neht at p. m. to- day caused by some benzine ufed in cleaning type taking fire. The large new building was totally destroyed and the flames crossed North Division street and attacked he Masonic Temple which was also entirely consumed. Miller, Greiner & Go. ocoupied the lower story with valuable stock of find groceries and their loss is very heavy. The Commercial building was one Of the finest business blocks in the city, occu- pied first in May last. The Masonic Temple was magnificent structure containing lodge rooms, offices, etc. The gas in a pipe lead ing to the C0nn'2epctdJ office took fire and ex- ploded, killing Ia boy. A fireman belonging to Hook and Ladder No. 3 fell from the lad der and was probably fatally hurt.
 The fire broke out in the engraving room of the Commercial 1d0ertiser building, and resulted from an explosion of chemicals and burned rapidly. The firemen were tardy in getting stream on the fire. The loss will reach, if it does not exceed, $2OO, coo, and the insurance will not cover one-third of that amount. Harry D. Blakeslee's saddlery in tta Commercial building was burned His lS i about $5O,000, insured for $2O, ,OOO. 'S < @ extended to the wholesale grocery
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
PENNSYLVANIA.

Freddie and the Lily-A Long Prom
 enade Ih the Rnin-The Lilly Buys
 Pink-eysss. Stub-tailed Dog.
 PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-Mrs. Langtry and Freddie Gebhardt took long promenade this afternoon on Chestnut street in the pour ing rain A ride had been contemplated, but a bevy of reporters were watching the stables and the pair slipped out the side entrance to the hotel. Freddie held a large umbrella over the Lily which obscured her features hence but few recognized her. At Eighth and Chestnut streets 8 very wet man with & very wet little poodle dog in his arms pushed Gebhardt's protecting umbrella aside and lifting the dog almost in Mrs. Langtry's face besought her to buy it. Gatr= hubby moustache seemed sudde -v grow more Stubhy and aacb
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
LOCAL NEWS.
Election or Officers.


 The forty-fourth annual meeting of the stockholders of c. Cowles &5 Go. was holden yesterday. The following named gentlemen were elected directors R. F. Cowles, Chas. l.. English E. s. Greeley, NJ. F. Tyler, H. G. Newton, New Haven S. E. Elmore, of Hartford E. N. Shelton, of Birmingham. A dividend of per cent was voted, the bal ance of earnings being carried to surplus &C., count.
 Davenport Council, Royal Arcanum elect John P. Studley vice regent Herbert E. Benton orator, Hugh Daley past regent, J. D. Plunkett secretary, Eugene c. Hill collector, James P. Bristol; treasurer, J. Tyler, jr. chaplain, Henry l.. Hill guide, R. E. Baldwin; warden, l.. P. Deming sentry, W. A. Waterbury; trustees, J. D. Dewell, Hugh Daley and H. c. Warren medical examiners, W. D. Anderson, M D., and E. l.. Bissell, NJ. D
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
FNR, RENV.
FOR SALE,

sfn32. LARGE House of Il at 75T State st., ESia suitable for boarding house or two families. l4..l Inquire at 80 Grown street.
 nol4 If GIOSON HALL.
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Greece.
The UnDleasa,U meas Wit

The npleasantness With Roumania.
 ATHENS Dec. 2l.-In spite of the exchange of compliments and expressions of friendly sentiment between Greece and Roumania the two countries have for some time past been on anything but cordial terms. The origin of the arrangement is the religious persecu- tion to which the numerous Greeks settled in Roumania have been subjected by the civil and ecclesiastical authorities there. The Greek patriarchate has been placed under oppressive regulations and the late wholesale confscation of the property of Greek monas- teries has never been redressed. Other causes of difference have likewise co-operated to produce degree of hostile feeling which it will require long time to remove. It is befeved that the new Roumanian minister, M. Ehika, is charged with the duty of mak- ing such representations will tend to allay the existing i'll feeling between the two coun tries
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
A Verdict Against II Doctd |.

CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-The trial iss Judge Geary's court this morning of the suit of Honora Mccarthy against Dr. Robeft Hun ter for $30,00O damages for an alleged forci ble debauchery of the plaintiff on January 9th last proved genuine sensation The call of the calendar began at No G62 an6is this case was G91, which was reached in few minutes, when neither Dr. Hunter norQ q attorney was present. The only witness eS = amined was the plaintiff herself, who testified to the facts already published that criminal assault was effected by singular combinaN tion of fraud and violence. The jury went out without hearing argument or speech and at the end of an hour returned with verdict for the plaintiff, fixing her damages at $7, ,000. It is understood that five voted to give her $500 The verdict had hardly been read when MT. Trude, attorney Hunter, notorious through his connect
 with the Sturla murder case, dashed
 court and made frantic motion for
 trial, but without effSct. 5sgsa
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
dHants.
WANTED.

SITUATION by an American houss& A keeper, or for light housework wages 70 ob- feet. home more wanted objection to the coun- try Call at
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

Langtry gently futed in his ear, 'Iet him be-, Fred, want to see the dog" The dog was a funny little creature with pink eyes and a very stubby tail, and Mir. Gebhardt soon as he this seemed to take sudden aver sion to him. But Mrs. Langtry liked him and consequently the wet man delivered the animal this evening. After the purchase the two went quietly back to the hotel, slipped in the side door, and in a half hour Mrs. Langtry was again receiving callers
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
BOARD AND ROOMS.

$&&ess F1RST-CLASS table board be obtained H@ss at 117 Elm street, the Green and colleges Tsssl Also few uEfurnished front rooms.
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-------------------- ---------------------- Walnut Leaf Hair ResGorer.

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 & 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. 0. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- ton wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
A Suicides Desperate Work.

A SWKCiWS' g D6spBFEVs w UTA.
 FITCHBURG, Dec. 21.-John F. Kinsman, aged thirty five, unmarried went to his mothers room at o'clock this morning with @ razor in his hand and bade her good bye. Blood was flowing from wounds in his throat. His mother and two brothers secured the razor after violent struggle. The floor was covered with blood and it ascertained that he had inflicted gashes in his throat. He will probably die.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
A svo.nan,s Cruelty to n Child.

PALMER, Dec. 21.-Mrs Ellen Duncan is now on trial hero for mutilating the person age The maiming was most brutal and re- volting. A doctor called to the case found the boy in critical condition and it was many weeks before he able to sit up at all or to move about The mutilated parts have finally healed, but the boy is maimed for life. The woman stated that the boy had injured himself while swinging. the rope having become twisted about his body. The boy says the mutilation was committed by the woman
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
The Tariff OFa Iron.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-About seventy iron manufacturers from New York, Balti- more and sections of Pennsylvania repre- senting the eastern trade met at the Conti- mental Hotel this afternoon and decided to approve as @ whole the recommendations of the tariff commission concerning that indus try, at the same time expressing the opinion that in certain features the report was un- favorable to their interests.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
After The Old Time Style.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Charles H. Kohlsaat, we'll known broker, was today initiated as a member of the Stock Exchange after the old time boisterous fashion, for which the exchange has become famous. After being hustled and knocked about until he could hardly stand he was carried on the shoul- ders of six to the chairman's desk and formally introduced as a duly initiated brother
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
THE WEST.
Illinois,
kMuELK&si Dl

KnucKed Down With a Sandbng.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Last evening about 7 o'clock Abbott Adams, of the 4 xm of Adams x Lord, while walking home in fashionable quarter of the city was attackeV by an un- known man, who knockd MT. Adl lams. who is an elderly gentleman, senseless on the ground with a sandbag. The miscreant lid not suc- ceed in robbing his victim. Mr. ylams it is feared is fatally injured
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22

''Evil dispositions are early shown" Evil tendencies in our systems are to be watched and guarded against. If you find yourself getting bilious, head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow, kidneys disordered, symptoms of piles tormenting you, take at once 8 few doses of Kidney Wort. It is nature's great assistant. Use it as an advance guard--dont wait to get down sick. Read adv't
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-22
Great Britain.

Relations Betsveen Germany and K sussia.
 LONDON, Dec. 22.--The extension of the German railways to the Russian frontier is being rapidly continued. The St. Petersburg G0l0s says that Russia desires to maintain cordial relations with Germany, but cannot allow an Qfficious German paper to misinter- pret her feelings
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

QUEENsrOwN Dec. 21.-Arrived the Servia frcn New York, the Abyssinia from New York.
 Larne-Arrived, the State of Alabama from Glas- gow.
 London-Arrived, the Holland from New York.
 New York-ArriYed, the We, from Bremen, the Grecian Monarch from London, the Surrey from Am sterdan,, the Heimdal from Havre, the Lake Huron from Liverpool.
 Queenstown-S - Sailed, the Hslvetia for New York. Arrived, the Lord Give from Phtladelphia.
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Indiana.
Women Vindicatins Their Sex

Women Vindicating Their Sex.
 SHELBYvIILE, Dec. 21.-Last night John Rank was arrested for wife beating mob of infuriated women took him from the off cers and whipped him nearly to death with barrel slaves and horse whips.
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NEW YDRA.

Arrival of German Tragedfan.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Herr Barnay, the distinguished German tragedian whose name was made familiar to English circles last year by the performance of the Meiningen com pany in London, arrived here to- day on the steamship Werra. He comes to fill an en- gagement at the Thalia Theater beginning January 1st. Barnay is 8 man of remarkably fine physique and in his features bear startling resemblance to Edwin Booth. At the Thalia he will appear in 8 round of Shakespearean characters.
 A Shocking Tragedy-Four People Mur-
 dered Within the Shadow ofa Hospital.
 BROOKLYN, Dec. 21.-Almost under the shadow of St. Luke's hospital on St. Marks avenue which was opened under such aus picious circumstances on Sunday last ter rible tragedy committed tonight. Two persons, one a man and the other woman, were murdered outright and another man and second woman were seriously wounded that it is questionable if they recover. The murderer is a colored man named Alexander Jackson and the murdered are Henry while the injured man is the broth CT of the murderer and the other victim is Annie Jackson. The story of the tragedy is as follows: Celestial Jackson, the brother of the murderer, was in his shanty which forms one of row of houses almost entirely inhabited by col ored people with several women and three or four male friends having @ social time. Alex ander Jackson came along and hearing the noise in the shanty became angry. He had with him gun loaded with heavy shot. He pushed the barrel through the window and fired at his brother, severely wounding him. The brother went in search of the police. Alexander, who had fled after firing the shot, returned with other weapons | during the brothers absence, killed Henry Hicks and seriously wounded Annie Jackson. The murderer then fled and has since eluded tha saarcln of tha nfficars
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Iowa.
A Fatal NaUer for DriuLs

DUBUQUE, Dec. 21.-At Dyersville to day Martin Stoger and Peter Eppendorf two per formers in good circumstances, began drink ing for wager. They started home with their load, when Eppendorf dropped dead on the way. Stoger is i'll and not expected to recover.
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Sent Back to the Lunatic Asylum.

PHnADELpH1A, Dec. 21.-Dr Fred. = Griffin, the wealthy young physician on trial for killing Ann Quinn by administering a seven fold overdose of morphia, was acquit ted on the ground of insanity this afternoon and returned to the lunatic asylum.
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8oato aub 8oouts.
Room and Board.
FOR RENT.
BOARD AND ROOMS

,hSAsA A PLEASANT Dining Room with firstclass k&i99 accommodations, cooking, &c, for club of e@U gentlemen. Also sunny south Room, with team heat, gas and water Address
 de1G 6tx "RICHARDS,' this office,
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aA The eligible lot State street, west side. be- tween Nos. 830 and SAP. The lot is 73 feet in ches frontage, 1ess and will be sold one, divided. For particulars and price, which is low, apply to NoALIsTER WARREN,
 Bankers and Brokers T Church Street. Or at No. $50 State Street, after 4 p. m. daily.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-03-02

Ice is booming.
The public sale at Deitrick Joost's last
Thursday the 25th was a success to Mr..
Joost, everything sold well. We lose in
him good, peaceable and industrious cit
zen of this township, but we hope he may
gain good health and return in few years.
Since Mr.. Menard left off buying ship
timber, Charley Sloud, of Defiance, is buy
ing in this township with good success,
paying ~ cts. a foot.
1t is good tine to talk about road i'm
provements, but that is all the good it will
do.
Rev. Fl. Oemer, of Fulton county, had
his buggy upset near Pettisville a week or
so ago, and had very severe fall. so that
he will not be able to attend to his duties
for some time. He is the Pastor of the
only German church in this township.
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