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The daily gazette., 1883-10-09
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE. WEST, vIA.wAsHING-
TON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANEY CoUPLERi
STEEL RAILsl
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOV. II, 1882.

LEAVE CAMDEN STREET STATION:
800 press, Is. 4 o. Palace Sleeping Cars 70
tlncihnatl, st. Louis and Chleaso.
MlDLAND) Southwest Richmond, (via
$40 Washington and way stations.
lis ANNKPoIIs.S IS sFAUHToN AND WASH
iiNGrON Ex. and stations on Metropoli-
7.O fI'iedmont. strasburg. Winchester psg.
erslOwn, Frederick and way stations, via
Main Stem. ION Sunday TO Eflcolt City
800 fPlfFsBuRG, CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS,
MSbAIsaHiijNGToN SbI.ai MT AMP COLUMBUS Ex-
9aantico). Sleeping cars, Baltimore 10 Gin
Parlor Cars Chicago Junction TO Chicago.
Sleeping Cars, Grafton TO indianapolis,
s.IO twsshlngton and way sta ions. Annapo-
1870 %AsHfSGToN AND LAUREL Ex-
PRESS.
Y. IS Washington, Annapolis and way.
l'SO tOn Sunday only, for Washington and
I.50 Elllcott City and way stations.
2.5O Washington and Way Stations. (Rich-
m91d' nsnid Snalnttie9. except sunday, Con-
Monday Wedhesday Jam and Friday, = and SY Win IL
Potomac Steamboat Co. on Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday for Old Point Comfort,
100 WAsniNGToN EXPRESS. stops at
Jessup,s Annapolis junction, Laurel and
40 Winchester. Hagerstown, Frederick and
way,
800 Washington, Annapolis and way.
$40 Frederick and way stations
$50 Martinsburg and way stations,
80 washington and way stations.
I0 tFlttsburg CLEVELAND and Detroit Fxpress
b&o. Palace Sleeping Cars to PittsbuTR,
$40 tCHlGAGO, CINCINNATI, ST. LOJIS
WASHINGTON AND CULUMBIJS FX.
phEsS. Is. 4 0. Palace Sleeping Cars To
Cincinnati, st. Louie and Chicago, Lynch-
burg and the South, via Va. Midland
BIB ion Sunday only, for Mt. Airy and WAy
Ills Mt. Airy and way stations,
ll.D Washington and way stations
Leave for Metropolitan Branch, T. is a m II
and 2. 81 p. m. For Rockville, 10 90 a. M ~
All trains stop at Relay except s. 90 q. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE;
800 40, $50. t7.44 $40, ts.Oo, 1000 a. m.
~ a. , ~ ~ .nd Si p iS.0o, S.So 4.SO, f44O t5 46,
tDaiy tsunday on-y. Other trains daily,
except Sunday. ''
baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left At Ticket Ofiices, ib2
WEST BALTIMORE STREET, N. W. Cor. Cal
BROADW - ~
w. NJ. CLEMENTS, CK IORn
Master of TRANSPORTATION. (1pn Pas Ioan,
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

A Bargain lot in Bisque
figures, ornamental and useful,
at clean-cut prices, that may
clear off the tables in about a
day and a hall. 10 cents to
SIS.
Another choice assortment
in these wonderful Flemish
figures our buyer unearthed,
and we'll run them off at half
value, grading from 25 cents
to S..
Lower door, west Il C aisle.
JOHN WANAMAKER
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
DOUBLE TRACK-sTEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID seen ERY, MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT NORTHERN CENTRAL RIA IL
WAY.
TAKING EFFECT MAY IL 1885,
Trains leave baltimore city time, as follows:
mhll Train, daily except Sunday, for
chicago and Limited Express, daily '''' % --
Fast Line, day West. M n
Harrisburg Passenger, daily except
Western Express, SIS m m
Mail Express, West, daily II. is p. m
p. M, dally, except Sunday. Sunday only, $50
cockaxs.y,iIa a. n;. AM ;SS p; m, ~
20, 500, s.o9, aud ll.SO p. IN. On Sunday,
o. 30 a. m, l. 20 ana l0p. m.
For Hanover and Gettysburg, 7.3O 4. m.
For Green spring Branch, $50 a. M, and 8. 80
For tickets to all points East, North and " est
apply at Calvert station, at Northeast corner
baltimore and Calvert streets, and at Union
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at office, northeast cor
Rer Baltimore and Calvert streets.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FROM CALyEET STATION.
TAKING EFFECT JUNE12, 1883.
daily. except Sunday, and !. 20, 7.Ss, o.lS ana md
For ope creek Line, 1.OO .. M ana 4, 10 p. M,
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 100 q. m, daily except Sunday,
and 5. % p. M, daily.
For Richmond and the south At 20 and s.45 a.
M, daily, and BIS p. m, daily except Sunday,
For the South Via Virginia Midland Railroad, at
80 am, dalv, and .. IS I. IN, except sunday.
7.l0p. M, sunday only.
For e. and Q. X. r., at ais and s.R D. m,
For Norfolk via Potomac River steamers, Mon
day, wednesday and Friday at IL. IS a. N.
FROM UNION sTATIOH.
For Washington, 4sg, $50 EoS 7.4B, $50, Ii. 40
.. M, 2.6S 3,25 I'D, T.26, e.o5 D. m. ON sun
dsy, 40 $50, 7.4b. $50, 1l.4O a. M, $40 and
for Va. midland Road. at 80 a. M, dAiIy, Q. 8
?. M, except Sunday. TN p. M, on Sunday
For Q. 9. Road, 6, 50 a. m. daily, except San
day, zb5 .. M, QimitedJ, .. rs p. M, and 0, ,O5
p. m, daily, except on Sunday.
FROM PENHSYLVANLA-AVE STATION
For Washington, 6.55, 7I0, $50, 9.5S and H. 45 a,
MI 5.D, o. is, :, 25 and Q. 10 p. m. On Sunday,
a. e.oo' I'6o, s.Oo and II. as q. M, 6.15 and 7.b
6.l6 p. m, daily.
LEAVE WASHINGTON ToR BALTIMORE
SO9 80 and 10. 80 a. m, Lao 40, g. 10,
81 81 q 81, y, 800 and 10. % 2. m. On Sundays, al
sSo i9'6)A. m. 4.2n SO, 73o, $50 aud 10. % p.
a1n4pYr J:k X. WOOD, zen. Pass. Agts
ShAkks =. POOH, 0enersl Manager.
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JOHN WANAMAKER,

Chestnut Thirteenth aud Market streets, and
Clty-Hall square, Philadelphia.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-21

A YOUNG lady for counter work. Apply at tsthe "A Candy Kitchen"
 mh21 It 452 CHAPEL S rREET
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the new archbishop. The greater number of
 the public and the press almost without ex-
 ception attribute this threat of outrage to the
 Irish party, but there is little doubt that it
 represents the opening of another and far
 different agitation. The opposition of the
 English farmers to the enforced payment of
 certain classes of church tithes, and espe-
 cially of what is known as the hop tithes,
 heretofore detailed in these dispatches, has
 become bitterly intensified. Within, the past few months local organiza- tions have been formed to resist the payment of these ecclesiastical imposts and the farmers in many districts have re- fused to pay and permitted their stock of farming implements to be sold for the tax rather than yield to what they hold to be an uurighteous claim Correspondence between the various local organisations has resulted in concert of action and the resistance to the collection of these taxes is becoming general through the agricultural districts. At sever al Of the recent tax sales there has been much disorder and some rioting. On these occasions violent threats have been made against the ecclesiastical authorities, in- dicating determination on the part of one class of the agitaters to resort to other means than mere passive resistance and this threat of outrage is probably the outcome. In the present excited state of public feeling the subject cannot receive rational or dispas- sionate treatment from the English press and the Irish party will be universally charged with the responsibility for the foolish act of some excited agriculturist. It is reported that precautions will be taken to prevent the perpetration of the threatened outrage.
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22S YORK STREET.
FOR RENT.

For Rent From the 1st of May. jsst AN eligible house In central part of the aI the prenoises mh2O If 22s YORK STREET
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tha CEN FURY
 for APRIL. SIX FULL PAeE ILLUSTRATIONS.

i W. D. HowEII4s' new novel, "A Woman's E 1 Reason, !" begun in February, is continued in this number. The story is attracting wide attention, and the first editions of both the 1 preceding numbers, containing the opening chapters, were exhausted almost immediately upon issue. New editions are now ready, and copies may be had of dealers or the publish CTS New subscribers should begin with Feb ruary and secure this story entire
 The April CENTURY also contains:
 The Capitol at Washington, by BEN: PERLEY PooRE. An interesting anec- dotal and descriptive article, including rem iniscences of many eventful scenes in the Capitol Among the numerous illustrations are striking portraits of DANIEL WEBSTER and JOHN RANDOLPH.
 Emerson. An appreciatiye and critical essay by E. o. STEDMAN, dealing mainly with EMERSON as poet, with portrait engraved by COLE from daguerreotype of EMERSON in the prime of life.
 The Song of Songs. 4 scholarly ticle by Ellice Hopkins, discussing Solomon's Song from the point of view now generally accepted in Biblical criticism.
 Eugene Fr0mentin. A biographical sketch of the famous French writer and painter of Oriental scenes, by HENRY Fox FORD with full page reproductions of two of his paintings.
 The Passion Play at tOberammer- gau. charming, picturesque paper by d. H."
 At Sea, ByJoN BURROUGHS; accompa- nied by 8 full-page engraving drawn with the graver, by ELBRIDGE KINGSLEY. This is the picture so highly commended by Dr. SEY- MoUR LADEN in 8 recent lecture in New York.
 P10tters and Pirates of Louisi- ana. By GEORGE W. GABLE. graphic sketch of the pirates of Barataria, whose lea ders were the notorious Lafitte brothers, with 
 Visiting the Gypsies, by CHARLES G. LELAND, with pictures by JOSEPH PENNELL.
 The Other Contents include the last chapters of Mrs. BUBNETT's novel, Through One Administration, 'Anastasia," short story by H. H. BoYEsEN. an illustrated paper l by BARNET PHILLIPS on s'The Primitive Fish I hook, poems, departments etc., etc. Price, $4.OO year; 35 cents number. | For sale by all dealers.
 THE CENTURY CO.,; NEW YORK, N. Y.
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NEW DOMINION.
Rtotous Mtners-A Reign of Terror in the 4 a.ir m

RtOtous nEtners-A Reign of Terror in the
 Town of Lfngan.
 HALIFAX, March 20.-A serious riot took place at Lingan, Cape Breton, last night. The mines had only resumed work few weeks ago by non union men after protracted strike and they have been harrassed by union miners;since. When the men were return ing from work last evening they were sud- denly surrounded by nearly one hundred unionists, who attacked and drove them to shelter, seriously wounding the engineer and blacksmith. and slightly injuring the manager The rioters obtained achievements from ed- jacent mines and with increased numbers took possession of the place, inatituting reign of terror. All night and to-day the riot has been in progress, the workmen defending themselves in their houses as best they could. This morning majority of the doors were broken open. the men dragged ont and beat en severely. Some escaped to the managers house and made that their chief stronghold, where they continue in state of siege. Tele- grams have been sent to Sydney for help. but the rioters hold the position in force
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TELEGRAPHIU JoTr1NGs.

Prof Bruins, the celebrated surgeon, died yesterday at Tubingen.
 The volcano of Mount Etna is in violent eruption, and it is feared that great loss and damage will ensue.
 The results of the autopsy on the body of Prince Gortschakoff have been published. No traces of poison were found.
 The American consul at Casa Blanco has lodged protest against MT. Amial, the British consular interpreter who caused the hogging of Jewesses, being allowed to quit the country without trial.
 Charles Soehner, ST., 8 leading German who was among the political prisoners who escaped from Germany in 1s4O, died at In- dianapolis yesterday morning. In accord ance with his request his body will be cre- mated at Washington, Pa, on Thursday of this week
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West Haven Items.

Superintendent W. W. Ward of the West Haven horse railroad is recovering from very severe attack of influenza and laryngitis with which he has been laid up for ten days past. The public are glad to see him resum- ing his wonted activity.
 MT. filling, proprietor of the summer boarding house back of Savin Rock, is on his way home from visit South, whither he went for the improvement of his health. MT. Johnson, the artist, who with his wife boarded at MT. Aliens last summer. and she are in Florida, and have engaged board at Mir. Aliens for the next season.
 MT. Bradley, proprietor of the cottage at the Point, just below Savin Rock, is altering over and enIarging one of his buildings near the Point into a neat and attractive dwelling, which he will occupy the coming season. MT. J. D. Cox. proprietor of the summer resort just below Savin Rock, is getting ready to open his house in two or three weeks.
 George R. Kelsey, Esq, is expected back from Florida in few weeks. His health, we regret to learn has not been materially benefited Dy his stay in the Sou tn the past winter, but with further rest it is hoped he will be much restored.
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SITUATION as cook or to do general housework A in private family city reference. Call at
 mh21 It's
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NEW YORK.
Fined for Doge1ng & Widow

Fined for DogeIng Widow.
 NEW YORK, March 20.-Mrs. Alice B. Will Hams, respectable widow, has been serious ly annoyed recently by being followed by 8 young man who was an entire stranger to her whenever she walked out. Yesterday after noon she had him arrested and he was fined $10 and put under $500 bail to keep the peace at the police court to-day. He gave his name as John F. French, of Greenpoint, but refused to answer any questions beyond saying that he had right to go wherever he wished William c. Reenhart, of 107 East Thirty-first street, became his bondsman. It is stated that Mrs. Williams has begun suit against prominent club man, by whom it is her in the hope that something compromis- ing to her or her daughter would be discov- cred
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cast, 9s; of which William Sprague received TT; Charles R. Cutler, Is; and scattering, 3. Mr. Sprague was then nominated for Gov ernor by rising vote, only seven delegates voting against him. After conference with the Independents the ticket was completed as follows: For Lieutenant Governor, Charles H. George. of Providence; for Sec retary of State, Warren i,. Pierce, of Provi- dence; for Attorney General, Willard Sayles, of Providence; for State Treasurer, George B. CottreH. The convention made two changes in the State Central committee.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-21
Astruep,s For a Fence.

NEWPORT, March 2O.-Five hundred peo- pie were amused all day to-day by remark able contest between Walter Sherman -and George B. Hazard, two wealthy adjoining real estate owners, over boundary line. Hazard tried to remove the fence, and Sher- man doused him with hose. During the day both parties were arrested and released. The fence was both removed and restored and the contest is being kept up to night by employees of the principals. Officers were employed all day to keep the crowd orderly.
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all the policies held by them in this town. The agents say the two last confagrations following so closely on the three other large fires and the refusal of the authorities to give the town water supply was the last straw that broke the camel's back. Another com- pany has cancelled more than half of it's risks and others will follow because the town council persists in not making any contract for water A. M. Morgan, the principal in- surance agent of the place, says that his agency has paid $250, 900 in losses in the town while receiving but $12,O00 in pre- miums. Eleven companies in all are now cancelIing their risks
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A Big Purchase of Corn.

CHICAGO, March 2O.-The action of Lind blom Go. in buying nearly million bush els of corn to-day occasioned considerable speculation among dealers to-day. One ru- nor has it that the speculation is on accodnt of citizen of Cincinnati who has just cleared $200. GOO by recent bear move, while anoth- CT says P. D. Armour, Peter McGeoch, N. K, Fairbank and Sid Kent, the quartette which cornered July wheat last year, are again whetting their tomshawhs and laying for George. Everything points to lively time in the next few days.
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.Ss;a THE premises 137 High street, consisting of.
 II1 workshops Wareroons. office and stable. kz4W good location, and VIII be rented on favorable 'erna to good tenant. For particulars apply at
 PHILLIPS MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS
 mh20 If Tvo doorE north.
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Massachusetts.
The Murder at watertown.

The Murder at WatertOWn.
 BOSTON, March 20.-There is nothing new to-day in the Watertewn murder case. It has been ascertained definitely that Mrs. Carlton's life was insured for $5, ,000 in the Massachusetts Benefit association, but the insurance was effected more than two years, and at the same time policy for an equal amount was taken upon the life of Mir. Carl ton in favor of his wife.
 The Watertown selectmen have offered reward of $500 for the arrest of the Carlton murderer
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
 A=A ONE OF THE finest Residences in West Ha- Eiii House has ten rooms, barn and stalls for 4sIA four horses. Large and attractive grounds. Inquire of H. P. HOADLEY, Real Estate Dealer, mal7 If No. HoadIey Building.
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OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Resistance to Ttsh.s-A Threat to BIosy
 Up the Dsanery of Canterbury.
 LONDON, March 20. Considerable excite. mens was caused here to-day by the an- nouncement that the Dean of Canterbury has received an anonymous letter. the writer of which threatens that tha deanery win be low up on the occaaion of the enthroning of
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AHaaxx snaw Storm.

ST. AnBANs March 2o.-Another heavy snow prevailed hereabouts last night Seven inches fell. Trains are delayed. There is foot of snow at Rouses Point and over the Canadian line fourteen inches.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

ARRTvED-MARCH %. Sch Ella May Higgins, Va oysters. Sch Bill Stow, Phinney, for PhiIa. Sch Wild Pigeon, for NY. Sch Bentley, for Baltimore Sch Clara Belle for Y. Sch Bertha Fellows, for Phila. Sch Ida Hu1 for Baltimore. Sch Lucy Friend, Simmons, for PhiIa Sch John Brownell, Stevens Bcthbay for Smith town, Va put in here with loss boon broke fore gah and split sails will repair and proceed. Also large bark is anchored of Merwin's Point, Monday night.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Police Notes.

Last evening Cornelius Howard was ar rested and his name appears on the police slate with four charges against him as fol lows: Drunkenness, breach of the speace, vagrancy and resisting the officer who ar rested him. This will be pretty good load for him to carry before Judge Studley this morning,
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A FIurry Among the Drumners.

BOSTON, March 2O.-The commercial drum mers of New England are highly incensed at 8 recent order of the Boston and Albany rail- road charging extra for all bags and trunks carrying drummers' samples. Petitions of protest are being posted in all the New Eng land States and New York and have received some six hundred signatures of drummers and their employers The petitioners threat en to boycott the road unless the objection able order is recalled.
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Germany.

Murder of the Gutteau stamp.
 GOTTA, March 20.-Herr Won Wagenheim, counsellor of State and minister of worship and of schools, has been shot dead by 8 dis appointed applicant for office. Immediately after firing the fatal shot the murderer con- mitted suicide by shooting himself with the same pistol
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The Price of Publishing a Message.
 NEW YORK, March 2o.-James Gordon published the Mayors message on the author ity of the board of apportionment and audit He sent in 0 bill for $44 ,82+ at the rate of one dollar per line, the rate customarily charged for advertisements published as reading matter. The regular advertising rates of the paper. however, were forty cents per line and the board of apportionment cut down the bill to that rate, leaving it's amount $11, ,0OO This amount MT. Bennetts agent accepted, giving a receipt in full. MT. Ben nett, however, was dissatisfied and sued to recover the balance. The general term of the Supreme court to-day decided that the agents receipt was full and biading settle ment of the claim.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-21
A Ca nnrd-The Reported Drowning of
 Y'hfrtesn Persons.


 HARDWOOD, March 20.-A report has been received here that the ferryboat which runs across the Kankakee river at Wilmington, five miles from here, was broken in two and sunk with thirteen passengers on board, all of whom are reported lost. The boat had just been launched and was just pulled across the river by means of wire cable and tackle. The current is very swift at the place of crossing and the frail craft was unable to withstand the strain. Nothing further has yet been heard.
 CHICAGO. March 2O-A special from Joliet, Ill, says the report that thirteen persons were drowned by the sinking of ferryboat on the Kankakee river at Wilmington this morning is 8 canard. The new ferryboat started to cross the river, but before it got far from shore capsized. The water was only three feet deep and the persons all es- capped with slight ducking.
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WANTER

SITUATIONS by young man and wife. Dsnisb one as coachnan, gardener or general wol k, the 70 ao general housework prefer t0 go togeth
 mh21 It. - NO oo ErD srpErT
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Russia.

Two Dynamite DepOts in St. Petersburg.
 ST. PETERSBURG, March 20.-Two dynan- ite depots were discovered in this city to- day. It is reported that two hundred arrests have been made during the week. The au- thorities are expelling all Italians who are without permanent occupation.
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Wisconsin.

Convenient Verdict for & Murderer.
 MILWAUKEE, March 20.-The jury in the case of Herman Hidden, the eighteen years old murderer who has been on trial for kill ing his stepfather, after being out few houls returned verdict that Hidden was in- sane when the murder was committed and that he now is sane.
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An oeean steamer in Collision.

HALIFAX, N. S., March 20.-The steamer Boston City of the Furness line. from Lon don for Boston, arrived here this morning in damaged condition, having been ;n col- lision the l6th with the three-masted schoon- CT Fanny of and from Liverpool for St Johns, N F. There was dense fog at the time and immense fields of ice about The Fanny was not disabled
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rusn.x-r,zo navs xvt,hout Eood.

Twenty-Tvvo Days Without Food.
 WoBURN, March 2o.-Mary Connolly, an insane woman at the almshouse, has been without food twenty-two days and for four or five days past she has taken no water. She shows no signs of physical weakness. Once before she lasted eight days, but threats to cut of her hair, of which she IS very proud, induced her to eat. Threats this time do not avail
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AuctSou SaIe

fANANUkOA Gt8KBa ie==AA WILL be sold at suction on the premises in EiiI North Haven, on Wednesday, April 4ths 1888,
 ssA at 10 o'clock the residence and farm of tne late Horato N Warner, situated five miles from New Haven, consisting of Q dwelling house, barns corn house, ice house, &c.,. and about twentyeight acres of land well stocked with fruit and shrubs. Terms made known at time of sale. Address or fn- quire Of WHITNEY ELLIOTT.
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Ireland.
AParna .Iffa IlacIa1

AParne lite Declared Elected.
 TRPERARY, March 20.-Mr. Mayne, 8 Par nellite, has been declared elected a member of the House Of Commons for Tipperary be- cause of the informal nomination of his op- ponent.
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THE WEST.
Illinois.
He Was Ashamed of Etf,

He Was Ashamed Of His Job.
 CHICAGO, March 2o.-Frank Swensen, aged twenty-four, German porter at the St. Lawrence hotel, blew his brains out to-day because his brother and sister were coming from the fatherland and he was ashamed to be found employed in such a humble capaei- fu