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Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
LOCAL NEWS.
R1nIfc0 Notes,

Francis Mcclure, loafer, went into the Burns saloon on Oak street where the fatal Rizzo- Costello quarrel started, yesterday morning about o'clock. He was then very drunk. After some words with Mrs. Burns, who was tending bar, he threw bottle al her head, striking her on the right temple and knocking her down. The missile inaict- ed fearful and dangerous wound, which bled profusely. Officers Ahern and Helget arrested McG uire.
 Among the arrests last evening were those of the notorious Carrie A. Mix, who is chsrg- ed with keeping house of ill-fame, breach of the peace and being common prostitute.
 Patrick J. Slattery was arrested last even- ing fer breach of the peace on Mir. Fitzpat- rick, while Bernard Reilly was arrested for breach of the peace against the same party. The same persons are also charged with re- sisting Officer William K. Schmidt several weeks ago.
 Lizzie Jennings was arrested last evening for residing in house of ill-fame.
 Charles Weeks, like the others, will have to appear before the City court this morning for breach of the peace towards Henry J.. Bowns at the American Theater.
 All of these parties will be summoned be- fore the City court this morning.
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THE WEST.
OhiOs

A Grand Family Reunion-An Arc h bish-
 ops Brothers Who Have Not Been To-
 gether in Fifty Years.
 CINCINNATI, Dec. II. - Next Thursday morning the pallium which the Pope has sent from Rome by special messenger will be conferred upon Archbishop-eleot Elder in the cathedral. It will be not only the occa- sion of grand and unusual religious pa geant, but of a family reunion that is possi- ply without counterpart in the history of this country. The six brothers of the arch bishop, who have not been together for fifty years. will meet and celebrate the event. One, Joseph M. Elder, belongs in Chicago and the one at whose residence the reunion will be held is Rev. William H. Elder, arch bishop-elect of Cincinnati The oth CT brothers are Francis W. of Boston; Basil T. of Manhattan, Kansas; John c. of Baton Rouge, La; Thomas l.. and Charles D. of New Orleans. There is one surviving sister, who resides at EmmettsbuTg. The infirmi- ties of age bear heavily upon her and she will not be able to be present on the occa- sion. She is over eighty-two years of age and has been 8 Sister of Charity for more than sixty years
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MaIno.
Her Story Not Wholly True.

Her Story Not W holly True.
 PORTLAND, Des. 11.-Tn regard to the dis patch from Philadelphia giving the story of Helen Anderson, who claims to be from this city and says that her right name is Craw- ford and claims that her father is member of the Supreme court of Maine and her brother a member of Congress, no such per son is known here. There is no Crawford on the Supreme court bench of Maine or any attorney of that name here. If the woman is the daughter of judge of Maine court she did not give her right name at any time.
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%sfS HOUSE corner of James and River streets; ii5 also houxe in Bradley Place posse AioD i-me- E14 distsly. Inquire of ". J. AT WATER,
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Other Elections in New England.


 LOWELL, Dec. 11.-Mayor John Donovan, Democrat, was reelected to-day by about 50C majority. The city council is largely Demo. cratic.
 KEENE. N. H., Dec. 11.-Horatio Kimball, Democrat, was elected Mayor to-d day without opposition. The city council is strongly Re. publican.
 SALEM, Dec. 11-Mayor William M Hall, Democrat, was reelected today over John D. Eaton hy vote of nearly two to one. The vote on license YVES: Yes 1,65O, no 1905. LYNN, Mass, Dec. 11.-Msyor W. l.. Bairo, citizens candidate, was reelected to- day over N,D,C. Breed, workingmen's can- didate by a majority of 14t |. in total vote of 9,865. The citizens elect seven aloelM,en to the Workineme1's one and a large majority CT the council. TAs city voted, fer license citizens candidate, was elected niayof to-day over Mayor Hildreth by 34f majority. The entire citizens ticket for aldermen is elected with one exception. Tie ySto on license was: Yes-4, 949, no-4,1S7.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
AProbable Place for Randall.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Representative Reagan, of Texas who will probably be made chairman Of the Committee on Commerce, said to reporter tonight that he thought the wrangle over the ehairmanship of the Appropriations committee will result in selection of MT. Randall. He thought the the selection of Mir. Randall would give bet ter general satisfaction for personal, if not for business reasons. Mir. Reagan had had talk with Speaker Carlisle about the an- nouncement of the committees and he WAS of the opinion that the committees will be made up before the 2Oth instant.
 Fo5ty.tighth Con. .ress..-First Session.
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Germany.
Protection to Germans in Chi

Protection to Germans i'm China.
 BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The German govern ment has ordered the Albatross, now attach ed. to the squadron In American waters to proceed immediately to Canton and join the fleet which is gathering in case it should be needed to protect German residents or colon- ists during the probable var between France and CtIinS
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Illinois.

Burned to Dcath While Nursing Her
 Father.
 HAVANA, Dsc. 11.-Miss Edith Sisnsr was watching beside the sick bed of her father early this morning, when falling asleep from exhaustion her clothes caught fire from the stove. Waking in agony shs rushed into the street, but died before the flames could be ex. tinpuished
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8sI Gstxts.
EOR RRNr

FOR RENT, sfA HOUSE corner of James and River streets ,,9 aiso nouEe in Bradley Place posse hioD me dell St. 32s arand Street FOR SALE, Ho1ss on Bsssett street, s1 200. House on Greenwood street. S2CO0. House on Grafton street. S2,20O House on Exchange street, s. .00n. House on Osborn street, S4 0N0. House on Whalley avenue, $11 ,OoO. Call at
 R. E. BALDWIN'S Real Estate Agency, 29s Chapel Street. deS d&v
 FOR RENT. Tn FIVE ROOMS at No 24 Gill street five fiiI at No. TO Lewis street. Fair Haven ]: ElI four rooms No. 651 State street; four rooms at No. 4s Akhmun street. Apply to deS Yale Bank Building.
 For Sale and To Rent. S FOR RENT-Bloek House No. 2S9 Orange ii5 street. Perfect order. Possession at once. FOR sALE-House No. 14s Hamilton street.
 House No. 57 Pierpont street.
 and in ''The Annex"
 First Mortgage of ST. 500 on central city WILLIAM 2, RoBTNSoN,l No. fl Whites Building Hours Hours H8nSoH 1o to F & h. opposite eos $ 4lstf Residence Property For Sale. fSts NO. 23l Grown street. north aide, bet= cen s!l York and Park streets lot 46xl1O an eight AA room frame house in good order. Price &, ,8cO; easy terms to the right party. Thirty houses and .tenements to rent in various parts of the city.
 Money to loan on first mortgage. If the amount needed is 5000 and the security offered is really desirable five per cent interest will be guaran- teed for term of years.
 Western Farm Mortgages speciality. Those fn- vestors who have purchased them for years past sider them among the safest securities in the wcrld They earn seven per cent. interekt. HORACE P. HOADLEY, HOsdIsy Bldg. OFen evenings. de9
 FOR SALE, $$S THE large 6-fsmily house Nos. 9S and p5 Xiii Whaey avenue, lot 52x1sO; will be sold low if IIR sold soon. For particulars call at
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE def 237 Chapel Streaf
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Personal.

MT. P. F. Avery and family are on trip to Washington.
 MT. E. B. Sheldon and three daughters were thrown out of carriage on Lawrence street owing to the horse taking fright and running. They escaped with few bruises. The carriage was wrecked and the horse cut about the legs.
 Mrs. Rosenberg, formerly Miss Jennie
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present except Secretary Folger, who is still indisposed. The O'DonneI case was brought up and considered. It is learned that Secre- Ia1y tF--eeiIiaaehuysen -eiae some time ago instructed Minister Lowell to recognize O'Donnell's cit izenship and that to day further instructions were telegraphed him. State department officials decline at present to disclose the na- ture of these later instructions.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

BOston's Municipal Eleetion-The Re-
 publican and Citfzens' Candidate Elect
 ed Mayor.
 BOSTON, Dec. 1.-The annual municipal election occurred in this city to-day and has resulted in the election of General Augustus P. Martin, the citizens and Republican can didate for mayor, over Alderman Hugh O'Brien, the Democratic candidate, by about l, 800 majority in total vote of nearly 54,- 900, which is gain of Il ,o0O over the vote of 1882.
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English Press Opinions of Parnen.

LONDON, Dec. 12.-The Standard says that Parnell is enabled to be leader because his ! followers have estranged themselves from all that is best in the old Irish patriotism and have no other course left than to adopt his teachings. Sarely he must feel some com junction and shame at having been the most prominent person in attendance at banquet where the Queen was wantonly and gratuit- ously insulted,
 The Telegraph says the government must take immediate steps to teach Mir. Parnell That his defiance giIl not be further tolerated.
 The Daily News believes that Mir Parneli ia willing to resort to anything to win. He may possibly yet be able to redeem his char acter.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
THE NEW TREATMENT

K having great success. It's cures are quick and 4 permsnent. No drugs poisons are used. The patient begins to feel better from the firrt dav ed1es had failed It ia agreeable safe and cures in pa9 a%Sss every csss' Patients delighted with it. Both chronic and acute diseases yield to it Try it and you will be pleased with the resnIt DR S q TODD IA Olive street. Office hours ? to and ! to D. m-, except Sundays. aaa 6t
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FOR, BENT
Hinman's Real Estate and Loan
FOR SALE,

Aes$ HOUSE AND LOT, central location; now &iS rented for over ten per cent. of the price @x asked.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12

The Parnen TesttDsontRtZPrssents at a Graha Banquet in the Rotunda-The Speeches of ParnelI and Davitt,
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dell St
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Au1uformer's Testimony DisprOved.

Am InfOrmer's Ie3LHMUMy DAsPIUV0u
 DrR11S. Dec. 11.-In the court of Queens ba,ob to.dav the trial of Robert Elliot and others for conspiracy to murder William Svmth and of Robert Elliot for the murder of Mrs. Smyth was resumed. The testimony O. Patrick McKeown, the lnformer, was con t;nnad and was completely disproved by sub- seouent witnesses for the defense
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
RunOvertn tho TunneI,

NORTH ADAMS, Dec. 1.-Two workmen, Bsniel Callahan and Patrick O'Neil, stepped from the track in tie tunnel this evening to avoid the east bound freight and were struck by an extra west bound freight. Callahan lost leg and was otherwise bruised and O'Neil had a foot cut of. his skull fractured and his body badly cut and will die.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
WANTED,

SITUATION by c nrst class cook is fully con- A petent to take charge of best style private fam fly cooking; good reference also hrstclass hote cook. Call at
 de12 It. Is4I6 ST JOHN STREET,
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NOTICE.

|bs New fIzTe7. C-sszes5. yatfDn,l E,ny,.. s-,rxtJs , - -FEI" lIANLE. Dee, 3, I8S3 VIE annual meeting the stock hodera of +h,,
 A Bank for the electio of Directors t1 SaSa .t
 ansnlng year will be held at their bankinr 6onSa N m to 12 n. l. N HgTTuTg1s 1r1tn II ~ ''"O wa" ~ Cashier,
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The Effort for ODOnneI's Pardon.
 LONDON, Dec. 1.-The radical clubs of London are signing the memorial which is being circulated soliciting the home secretary to grant a respite to O'Donnell.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
List of Unclaimed Letters

LIEU UnCIAIIneU EfeTTers Remaining in the New Haven postofice, New Haven county, Stats ef Cornecticut, advertised wedres- day, Dec. 12.
 LADIES' LIST. C-Bridget CaIlfnan. G-Ruth Green. H-ArdeIla Hills N-Idszie Norton. O-Tiola Out worth. P-A1rns Psy5ls. T-EIizabeth TrowbrfdGes W-Mary A. WeHoE!.
 GENILEMEN'S LIST. B-Dr. George Bennett, MT. and Mrs. c. E. Bond. CHI. Crick-2. D-John Dune, Addison L. Day. G-Jacob Goga, Adrian Gu!mets, Eugene Gilbert H-W. Hastings L-Fred Lyons. Gustav List, Msx Large. M-Henfy Merriam. S-Edward N Sheppard. T-ReV. 4. M. Torbet.
 FIRMS,
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CHR1srn1aS nssa.

Ladies about purchasing for husband nor ..tba- delight should buy the 'Oy @uo " E1ghm1e Patent Shirt 3, The beat hitting and most comfortable shirt h t,o world Furnished either unhnished Anisbad ane @ "a i!1np6ried. Only to be had in this city of 0h 1 F" AaerVV1n- sO1S Agent 1or t eIw Ha-n-
 o5asce tV-S k1~&tde eucs), No. 2a College S1rr~-f :
 Mau orders receive prompt attention 5so
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o,DonneIps American Citizenship.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-At to-dsys cao'ne' meeting all the members of the cabinet were
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A SITUATION by 8 respectable New York woman "A as cook; und erstsnds all kinds of meat and pastry; would prefer a small hotel in a restaurant If not suited in private family; city country. deI2 1t" C0OK tb1a oABca
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w NTEn

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general 1A housework in g small private family Call at
 del2 It. 28a RAST HTRRRT.
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dNauts.
WANTEIl.
WANTED.

A SITUATION by a competsnt girl to do genera A housework in private family; city references. Inquire at
 de12 It. S9 HOWE STREET.
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8UarO xrtA 8Ouu1s.
BOARD AND ROOMs.

. DOAnD AND ESOONS. T4A few gentlemen can be accommodated with 3Ia hrst-class board and pleasant rooms with mod NH ern improvements. Locality second to nene In the city. Terms moderate. Apply st
 d3 1rn@ 96 wOOSTEE pTA0r
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For Rent With Roarf,

%s7a TWO very desirable connecting rooms on e!A parlor noor with all modern conveniencss, will L be rented singy or en suite for She winter at a mooerate price to the proper persons. Location,
 POI ORANGE STREET. OClo G of
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by competent woman as cook, is A first class; the best Of references. Inquire st del2 lt~ AK HAMTTT0N aTRRFT
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WANTED.
NTEn

GOOD colored cook, washer and ironer Call other time at deI2 St" 2GO TEMpTR P sTREET
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NEW YORK.

The Vanderbilt BaIl-A Gorgeous Array
 ofCostIy Toilets.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-Murray Hill was in 8 fatter of excitement over the ball given to- night by William H. Vanderbilt at his palatial residence on Fifth avenue. For weeks the most elaborate preparations have been in progress for the event and the decorations were the most costly ever seen in this city. A large awning extended from the curb stone to the main entrance and the sidewalk and steps were richly car peted. Rare and costly flowers were every where displayed in profusion and the walls of the ball and dining rooms were hung with red velvet embroidered with leaves in natural eolors over which were sprinkled crystal dew drops. Over one thousand five hundred in vitations were issued and the guests, who began to arrive soon after 9 o'clock, were re- ceived by MT. and Mrs. Vanderbilt assisted by other members of the family. As it was 8 fuh dress and not a costume ball the scene was not so picturesque as at William K. Van derbilt's famous masquerade of last winter, but the toilets of the ladies were of gorge ous and costly description. Half a dozen detectives from the Central office were as- signed to duty at the ball. The dancing be- gan at 10 o'clock and sumptuous supper by Delmonico was served throughout the night.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12
FOR SALE,

Look at Our List of Prices.
 An elegant Aluminium Gold Watch which will keep its color s.
 fine Nickel stem winding and setting Watch, $4. Solid Coin Silver Watches, open face hunting cases patent lever full ieweed movements ST and S8 An extra heavy Coin Silver Hunting Case Watch, full ruby iewelled $10
 A 3 oz. Coin Silver Hunting Case Waltham Watch $10.
 A oz. Coin Silver Hunting Case ElRin Watch, $1O Extra heavy open face, flat crystal. Coin Silver Railroad Watches, SIP to $15.
 The latest novelties in Crystal Chatelaine Watches real beauties, SIP
 large line of Chatelafne Watches from S5 to s. Ladies' Solid Gold Watches, $1O.
 Ladies' Solid Gold Watches, handsomely chased and engraved, SIP to S15.
 Ladies' Solid Gold extra heavy cssed Watches flns ruby jewelled movements, stem winder and setter, from $20 upwards.
 Gents Watches in Solid Gold Cases at s2O, $25 $50 and upwards
 August Saltzman's celebrated fine Is kr, Gold Watches at reduced prices
 Chronographs, Repeaters, Quarter Seconds and other complicated Watchts in Gold and Silver Gases in large varieties
 Cur stock of Diamonds is simply immense, all mounted in the latest style of Lace Pns Ear Drops Rings, Scarf Plns Studs, etc., comprising galaxy of sparkling gems.
 We have more than 1000 different styles of Gold Finger Rings in stock, and show the largest line of Gold, Silver and plated Jewelry in the city all at prices to suit the closest buyer.
 Lemaires Opera Glasses in Pearl, Kid and Morocco any of which will make beautiful and accepta- ble Christmas Present.
 Our store is open every day except Sunday until
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-12

The government of Hungary has been de- feated in it's first serious effort to reconcile the long existing differences between the Jews and Christians, the upper house of par lament having defeated the government bill Iegalizing marriages between Jews and Chris tians. The bitter race feeling is increasing rather than lessening.
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Greeting from the Parnen Committee.
 WORCESTER Mass, Dec. 1.-The follow ing cablegram was received tonight: To Rev. T. J. Conaty, treasurer Parnell
 fund:
 Twelve hundred nationalists in meeting to- day to honor Parnell greet America. Thanks for their sympathy. (Siened) COMMITTEE, Dublin.
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'" ANTED

w AIN LEDe deAa. FURNISHED HOUSE-A gentleman and E&slH wife haFing no children would like hrst-cass ES:II furnished h0use. must be centrally located, within ten minutes wa of old depot fancy price will bs paid, but good care sud careful of prop erty guaranteed; best city references given and quired. Address
 noI7 If O. 3. A., CITY,
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SoALEOSE who has wood 10 chop by the cord or o by the job will ind two Frenchmen who are ex- Peflehceo wood choppers by applying immediately to
 s. $. BOREL,
 Cor Grand and Quinnpiac streets, oeI1 5t' Fair Haven East.
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A SITUATION by respectable mau az gardener A and who understands the care of Q greenhouse ana grapery; can produce the best of references if required Call or address
 dell It. 1O33 STATE STRRFT
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WANTED.

VENo RENT for light manufacturing purposes q
 h. oullolug' or one or two floors of about an area of JUL square feet. Good light and moderate ly central location are essential. Address stating terms, &c.,
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Business Notices.

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Reduction du Port des Lettres
ct Billets de Poste.

Nos lecteurs savent que lie con-
gres, a sa derniere session, a vote
Ia loi qui rebuilt q 2 cents le port
des lettres. A ce taux, les Etats-
Unis pourront 6tre consideres
CONNIE Sc trouyant a la t6te des
nations pour la modicite des IA
elites postales. L'Angleterre
nous a donne les premieres le-
cons dune administration popu-
laire de la poste, ct depuis long
temps ellie a adopte le taux de 2
cents par lettre. Mais ellie ma
pas, CONNIE les Etats-Unis, de 81
grandes distances dams son ser
vice, ct consequemment moins
de d6penses ct de difficulties. Ses
routes postales sont conrtes, SD
superficie totale n'6tant que DEN
viron $4,000 miles cares, tam
dis que Ia notre est de pres de
8, 100000 miles cares. Beau
coup de villes americaines i'm
portantes sont 6loign6es de 1000
8 1000 miles.
LIE nouyeau taux de 2 cents
entrera en- operation lie Ter octo-
bre. LIE d6partement des postes
fait pr6parer un nouveau timbre
de deux cents pour inaugurer lie
enlargement.
Une nouvelle commodit6 pour
le public sera aussi bient6t intro
duite, Permission de billets de
poste pour de petites sommes.
Sur Placement a un bureau de
poste, un billet postal sera remis,
lequel sera payable sur presenta-
tion a n'importe quel autre bu-
reau de poste. On trayaille ac-
tuellement a la confection de ces
nouveaux billets. lis seront gra-
YES avec lie plus grand soin, ct lie
travail sera aussi parfait que ce-
lui des billets de banques natio-
males, afn de prot6ger les d6ten-
| teurs. Ces billets seront dune
grande utilize pour ceux qui sc
seryent de la MALE pour Pachat
de livres on autres marchandises
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Massacre par les Iadiens.-
Santa F6, Nouvean Mexique, 4
awhile colonel Forsyth rap
porte qn'il a perdu la trace des
indiens dams les montagnes Chi
ricahna.
Des nonyelles du Mexiqne di-
sent qu'unetroup de maraudeurs
a 6t6 chassee de la Sonore dams
l'Arizona ;mais qu'avant de fran
CHR la frontiere, les sanyages
ont tue 52 personnes an sud dc
la frontiere mexicaine.