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Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-08
[B. BOOTH, AUCTIoNEER. RUCTIoNAsRLEA
 HN5 5 tls Ssl&S

Will sell on THURSDAY, Jsnuary 1Gth, comnasacins
 at II g. m. at the house No 1S9 Chapel street.
 Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, black walnut hall stand black wslDut parIor suit bed lounges, black walnut and ash chamber sets painted chamber sets. mattresses, style sdeboard, brass audirons oil paintings, chronos extes sion tAbes chairs, crock cry, kitchen utensils, &c.,, Sc.
 Regular Saturday sa o. January 12th at ssO and ss7 State s'reet, consigned goods cardisaps, dies and children coaks, nubias and the iety of line goods. carpets and furniture. ias St
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-08
No Prize Fight.

The prize fight case was tried before Jus tice Fay in Meriden yesterday. Cummings was bound over and Conlan discharged. Jus tiee Fay decided there had been no prize fight proved, and acquitted both men on that charge. As they were both charged with as- sault, he held Cummings on the latter charge under S2oO bonds Mir. Collins, who keeps a place in Wallingford, offered to furnish bonds, but they were not accepted, and Cummings was brought to New Haven jail.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-08
A Weather Record.

An Old Gentleman's Diary of the Weath-
 er-The First Shad Catches-'Ths Mild
 and the Severe Winters.
 In Stratford died recently William Pendle- ton, an old and respected citizen, for many years clerk in grocery and provision store in the town and man of strict integrity in all his dealings. He kept record of the weather for many years. From the Bridge port Standard we extract some portions of the weather record kept by this worthy and venerable old gentleman. For instance, he recorded the monthly temperature for 30 years which shows as follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-08
AtUarO 4uo AuGu1s.
FOR RRNT
ROARD AND Rr

S A SUITE of Rooms with board, on first NsIa floor with all the conveniences, furnace heat EG.g hot and ccld water. Single rsoms also at
 ja5 6t4 65 OLIVE STREET,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-08

Sanford. This court will resume business this morn- ing at 10 o'clock. There arc few cases yet to be tried, and the attention of the court will probably be occupied for number of days.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-08

1SS3; 1884,
 A HAPPY NEW YEAR
 GEEO all my friends and patrons. Accept nov thanks for your very liberal Yatroaage the lass year My trade during this time has much more than ever befora With eighteen years experience in ffis line Of business and numerous visits through the western markets, with caah paid for goods bouebt enables me to buy as well as any in the trade My expenses less iD proportion the goods ham dled than any other dealer in the city. My rrices have been low the las' year, expect by farther in crease of trade to sell si lower thie year invite new customers to call and ny goods and way of
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-08

%<A few gentlemen can be accommodated with
 fia hrst-class board and pleasant rooms with mod EA ern improvements Locality second to nSne In the city. Terms moderate. Apply at
 js 1nns S5 WOOSTER PLACE
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-08

Superior COurt---CrIminaI Side--JudEe
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-08
TNans.
WANTED:

A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do general "A housswork in private family. Is tho roughly jas 2t+ 12o PROSPECT STREET,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-08

District of New Haven as. Probate court,l
 January 9th, 1884. [ UPSTATE Of HENRYB. CLARK, late of New Ha- EL ven, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the of said estate exhibit their claims for settlement. Those neglect to present their accounts properly at,ested within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons in- dsbted to said estate requested to make fnas a. fate payment to
 a7 ad 1v~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-23

Iooh phcr la.t Wrrk T. f. ~mr
gi- y Go. shot the biehprjcc- m hoot
and shoes to DEATH
~rc the Walhiu4 white bear ai
Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-23

How about that fraud i-prrh
from the state of Maine. ID seems
funny nov
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-23

THOSE Boston independents Wc ol
the right sort They ar manly aud
just.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-23

NACo, TEXAS, Soy. s. 1851
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-23

Tnrp. m. are rr.b"4"p
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-23

crrynA1nm-. .. head Of III. own
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-23
Political.

(ou rau ",a>t an anchor to thr
windNari" hv huyiug your boot- and
shoes of Il, r. ~turgi, X Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-23
.", ,,r,,,u,>.> co>,n>r,o>.

W. "n'' ollr p"-tmn-trr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-11-23

We htr permanent and uudj,-
wD,I G"ihr bod bruttu dou-
,,I.a'i, orr iiummr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
THE INDEPEN DENTS.

Cali Tor n General Conference to Devise
aa,> and Means te Defeat the Election
of Blaine and Logan.
NV YoRx. Julv 1.-THE Independent
Republican General Committee met this at
,ernoon at the new headquarters. Carl
Schurz presided. The following call was
adop,ed unanimously. The undersigned
committee invite all Republican and indie
pendent voters who disspproye of the nomi-
nations made by the Republican National
Convention at Chicago as unworthy OF sup
port and who think that the interest ofgood
government and public morals demand the
defeat Of the Republican candidates for
President and Vice President, and
who are therefore resolved not to voc
tor Blaine and Logan to meet for coufer-
ence. either in person or by delegation, for
for the purpose Of determining upon a COM
mon course OF action in the pending can
yaSs. A conference will be beld at ii a. M,
July 22. 1884, in the city of New York, at
the University Club theatre, Madison ave-
nue. and Tweuty-sixth street Gentlemen
men desiring to take part are respectfully
requested to report their names to 5. W.
Grierson. Secretary Indep ndent Repubh-
can Committee, No. 81 Nassau street, The
call is signed by officers and several lnde-
pendGt Republican Committees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
POLITICAL BREEzES
That Blow Warm and Cold From
Afar.
A WoRKlNeMAN ON GOV. CLEVELAND.
The Effect Of the Nomination Abroad
Mexico Enthusiastic for the Re-
form Candidate.

LoxDOx, July l4.-The Daily News CON-
menting upon the nomination Of Mr.. Cleve-
land, says: Americas foreign relations
will be safer in Mr.. Clevelands hands than
in those of Mr.. Blaine. The latter repre-
sents the American lingo party, which,
ike the same party here, makes up in auda-
city aud volubility for lack of numbers As
President Mr. Cleveland would cultivate
quietude abroad and peace at home. II
elected he will be chosen on the ground that
he will more worthily represent the probity,
good sense aud studied moderation Of the
American people than Mr.. Blaine" 1t is
again reported that the PsrnelGte members
Of Parliament are considering project to
interfere in the present Presidential cam
paign in the interests OF Mr.. Blaine. 1t is
said that the general feeling among these
members fayOrS advising Irish electors in
the United States 10 vote for Mr.. Blaine. A
tour of the resorts in London frequented by
Americans was made for the purpose Of as
eertaining the sentiment Of the American
democrats at present in the city concerning
the nomination, of Mr. Cleveland. 1t was
found that the nomination was considered
BY all those met with rs a winning one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
A TS0JAN m CUBA.

An SRs<~iPaa Citizen ArreBted m Cuba,
Tried ssld Condemned TO be SAOt as n
spy.
TRnr. y Y, jug l4-Kive e0nths ago
Pedro ElAnes yis:Aed Cu,n to hook after
some Property about tweaty miles west Of
Havana lett him BY his sfsther. To Pay the
expenses of the trip he decided to act as
agent for Tres firm IA the ssle Of patent
lubries,or, and took vzsth hiR the necessary
samples. Atssn his arrival at Havana he
was thrown iato prissn as spy. The nal
itary authorizes woald nos or could not an
dersiand tSat the boxes # lubrseator we're
harmless and nst' FOR wa-iike purposes
He was sentenced to be shot Mrs
Lanes Assring nothing from her husband.
sailed fur Cuba with letters Erom Secretary
of Ststa- Carr and the Spanish Consul She
search6 the Havana prisons and finally
found her hasbsnd in one Of them breaking
stoDs and not knowing at what moment he
would De shot ss spy. She secursds shla
reless ard yesterday bo'b reached Troy.
II is probable statement Of his experieuce
viii be sent 20 Washington and a ademsnd
made for papers taken from his person
shea arrested. as well a. for o.her repsrs
tioa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
THE BLOODHOUND.
Its use a. an a ssistant Policeman In u New
York Village In Catching Bold Bad Pick

Its use a. an \ Assistant Policeman IN New
York Village In Catching Bold Bad Pick
pockets
RoCKAwAY BEACH, July ii.-Ever since
RockawOy Beach was opened this season
gang OF pickpockets has been operating
along the sands and on the trains and the
steamboats,. Tonight two ofthe thievesa are
in the county jaiI AT Long Island City.
A gentleman was relieved Of a gold watch
and chain last SUNDAY. Notwithstanding
that the aiiair took place under the very
eyes OF the police they refused to make an
arrest on complaint Of the passenger agent
Of the railroad Col. Oakley, when in
formed cf the fact, determined to take the
natter in hand himself This evening he
was infor med that the same gang. five in
number, wss on the beach ilaTlly had
the news of their arrival been received when
the police we're informed thr Joseph Levy,
of No. - Allsn street, new York, had been
relieved of gold watch and chain. Officer
Jones started IA pursuit and overlook one
Of the gang near the iron pier he was
searched. but tie U,dyIi was not found
Other members Of ths gang we're plying
business when the Il % train tor Long
Island City stopped at he Srasids House
Jus, as one of the gang was n llr net of
removing n watch from gentleman
pocket Mr Oakley s.izrd him hy the coat,
cxclaiming, I've got YOU this time,
haven't J?
The thieves rushed to their pal assist
ance, but seeing that thsy would be bctten
thev started TO run. Alderman Datz pur-
sued one " them, named Madden, who
Jumped from the train and ran across the
beach into Nr. Dodges yard, near by.
There he ws9 confronted by q bloodhound,
he hastily returned and made a dash for the
cedars pursued BY Datz, who was gaining
on him. When within about twenty feet Of
him Madden wheeled and drawing a re-
voFver opened fire on Datz. The latter re-
turaed the fire crnptying seven chamber. Of
his revolver The shots fired by Mad len
pirnced Harh's hss and for a moment stun
ned him
Mr.. Dodge Witnessed the pnrsuit and
gave biz hound the word. In a minute the
dog had Madden W. the throat and bore
him 10 the ground Dstz and Dodge bound
thr prisoner and retngned him to the sta
tiuu.
In the mran time Senator Oakley was
struggling With the oss-r pickpocket, who
gave the name of Fnrrel. He struggled
desperately from one end Of the car To the
other Finally Officer Gordon arrived and
siippedi pair Of nipPers on Fnrrell's wrists
H. was taken from the train handcuded to
M. arcd.n nlirp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
THE STATE CONyENTIoN.

DC Democratic State Convention will
,sssnble in the city one week from to-mor-
IN The various counties of the State are
na6ng mistake in appointing 50 many
'elssatcs- The Executive Committee pro
sit;s6 in the call for the convention that a
~ gate should ~ appointed for each vote
|tst a county is entitled to cast. Acting
zsou this suggestion Of th--committee Ohio
ssesty appointed forty delegates
~ the number Of votes the county
/. sntIried to cast. But some Of the coun-
|iss of the State have appointed as many as
40 .hxndrod delegates. 4; this rate 1t
xoald be impossible to get building any
.ktre tl.at would accommodate the dele
sk.;ons. Ohio county could have aP-
,4Snted four thousand delegates and have
s.>oopoTzed the whole thing. but We did
.btdO i. IL ordes to he accommodated,
,Seh co,.ntv viii have to select Just the
NO \ Is entitled to in order to get
>><,s on the floor of the convention. How
1<>s we hope 10 see our Democratic friends
c6.se Lv thousands from all parts OF the
Sh&te ;o ad with their advice and wisdom
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Dom-s,irs
r. c. IAseA grocer. Petersburg. Va, has
isileI.
widely k3svu tarnitUre dealers. Atlanta
"a have hIph LOSES by fire and ms
nilitv 10 onlirct outstanding claims caused
be disaster.
Sixteen Thousand bushels Of chicago corn
were conG.ca;ea ri New York Yesterday "a
uns0und
Physicians soy there is no clselera in New
York.
Rev. George Jacobs. prominent Jewish
Rabbi. of Philadelphia, il desf
John stewart. colored. aah his wife
auarrelsd at Sedalia. No. YESTERDAY. In
the melae their fifteen months old child
wss shst and killed.
New York Frenrhnen yes;e7iay celcbrs-
ed the fall Of the B,stile
During fzht 3. negro srsti~al at Mt
Holly. y. C.. two nen were killed AMI q
dozen badly hur.
The cigar packers at Cincirnati have been
ordered ont IN ncOnsequenee of "a strike which
hss been in progress nineteea weeks.
Bnget x Hart, zholesale boot and shoe
desers. Tslsdo. ksve faitsd. LiaSlitiss,
5000
James Belly Sas exhibiting rattle
snake at High Bfidge \. T., last Sunday.
Funeral to-day.
General Butlsr il in Washington
~ {. -. H.-,ns,.,s LaIJ . rufif<%-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
GRAFTON.

4 Nn,,ina,ian OF Cleveland aud Hen
S.lrirks Enthusiastically Received.
ss.,vox. ". VA.,July Ii Exclusive. ]
i b. nomination of Cleveland and Hen
L. i, enthusiastically received IN this
- II Is a ticket that will do to think
An Democrats viii support 1t and
IS lew Republicans. A report circulated
flop-grade Republicans that the Irish
II 10, support the ticket Is a libel on
be eople here, and mean attempt to
S.ad the honest people Of that class IN
u places. The Irish people here are
n more enthusiastic than any other
n knowing that their representative on
<S.s,e delegation. Leonard and MciOn-
voted for Cleveland straight through
n &cOnyentiOR.
4 large and enthusiastic Cleveland and
>k6yicks club was permanently organized
s ON Saturday night, II. j. Snively be-
( ELECTED President F. " Durbin, NJ. n:
Ia. Dennis Litzinger, John Holt and
tbael McFod, Vice Presidents; John
.,hgsn and Joseph McGrsw, secretaries
Il Wm. Gould treasurer. The Blaine
Il viii gain nothing here, bat on the
kfIary lose. If Maxwell is not nomr
Aed Jy the Republicans these viii oe
b in k party here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
DEATHS CARNIVAL.
The Cholera Scourge at Marssilles
and T0ulon.
PANIC BoTHTHE CITIES
America will Probably Escape If Vigor-
and Prompt Quarantine is
Established.

LONDON, July l4.-It is estimated that
10000 people have left Marseilles since
the outbreak OF the cholera there and the
distress consequent upon such an abnor
NAL exodus from that city and Toulon,
particularly in the outlying districts, which
depended almost solely for their existence
on their urban trade, is pitiful. 1t is now
feared that similar panic in Paris is i'm
minent, many of the wealthier families hav.
ing alresny made arrangements to depart
at the first sign Of the disease.
Many prominent newspapers in Germany
are urging the Government TO recall DR..
Koch, so that he may be AT hand TO advise
his own people in the hour Of peril. DR..
Koch remains firm in his already expressed
opinion that the cholera scourge must
spread throughout Europe. 1t has taken
so firm hold in such large centres Of COM
munication as Marseilles and Toulon that
he believes it must run its course during
the summer throughout continental Europe.
He says that America, if great vigilance is
exercised in quarantine precautions, will
probably escape but holds out no hope for
countries insulated simply by technical
frontier lines
England Scared.
In England great uneasineSs is begin
ming to manifest itself in the large cities
because of the negligence of the authorities
in taking necessary precautionary measures
against the introduction of the plague. 1t
is urged by prominent physicians and other
scientists that the confidence resulting from
England's insular position is misplaced and
that without the most perfect sanitary IN.
spection some incoming vessels from a
Mediterranean port will slip in and
bring cholera with all its attendant horrors
The cholsra scare has attacked the court
at Lisbon and the King of Portugal has
been Gi,suaded from his projected visit to
Vichv. The entire Cabinet unitc'l in re-
monstrance against the visit representing
that s,iOurn at fashionable watering
place IN the middle Of France wouh be
most rprNdent at this time whca the
cholera has spread 10 so many parts of that
republic and NAV at any moment make its
appearance At Vichy KiHg Luis had
made all his arrangements Er his trip to
Vchy, but has finally consented to at least
postpone his vi$f.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
GHoULs.
Robbing = Country Graveyard In South
western viryinia-Dis ling into Toombs.

Robbing = Country Graveyard In South
western viryinia-Die ling into roombs.
ABINGDON, Va, July "A terrible out
rage was committed in me Sinking-Spring
cemetery. at this place last night The
graves of two infants were entered. One of
the infants was buried in 1887, but the
grave was recently redressed In this case
the ghouls were deceived, and Of course
found nothing but dust In the other the
wooden case containing the metallic case
was broken open, and the metallic case
containing the body when found this
morning was set up on the grave with
the head down Friends examined il and
ascertsined tia he metallic case had not
. feen Cpenen. his infant had been buried
IA CIV oays, and was reinterred to-day.
,n the colored cemetery, which is Just across
the street from Sinking Spring cemetery,
he grave of colored infant who was bur
ed dsy or two ago, was opened the coffin
burstcd, and the corpse left near the grave.
1t is evident that the thieves did not carry
out their original design, and it is
presumed they were frightened by
some one passing on the street.
Sinking Spring cemetery, which now con
tains the ground on which stood the first
church ever built is Southwest Virginia,
and in which are the remains of two OF vir-
ginia's most distinguished Governors to-
gether with many OF her sacred dead, was
never desecrated until this outrage was
perpetrated. Every effort will be made to
ascertain who the ghouls are. The indig-
nation OF the people of Abingdon aud the
surrounding country is intense, and il the
scoundrels are apprehended they will prob
ably be lynched 1t is beyond conjecture
what their motive could have been. Great
sympathy is felt for those whose dead have
been thus disturbed. The cemetery will
be guarded hereafter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-15
WHEELING, W.. TUESDAY MORNING, 15.
TAMMANY SPEAKS.
Cleveland and Hendricks VIII be Elected
Next November.

Cleveland and Hendricks WIZ Dc biecteo
Next November.
Hesc York Star (TanR9ny Organ.
The Democratic National Convention has
performed its whole duty towards its con-
stitueats. 1t has nobly responded to the
demands of the country that Governor
Cleveland should be the man to lead the
great Democratic party, together with the
Independent and Conservative element oil
the nation, to victory. The candidates
Cleveland and Hendricks need no words
of praise from us. They are well known
and they command the confidence and
respect of men of all parties and
will receive the votes Of men Of all
parties. Ofeourse, those who soug ght the
nomination for President at the hands of
the convention, but who failed to obtain
what they desired, will feel disappointed,
and perhaps sore, but they should submit
to the decree of the majority and support
the ticket nominated heartily. 1t
will be bad year for such
who may attempt to oppose. the poPu'
lar will now authoritatiyely made known,
and he must be bold man who under
takes to thwart the demands of the people.
We commend the platform to the careful
consideration of every voter in New York.
The candidates are excellent, the
platform is sound and every body is pleased
except those who will vote the Blaine ticket.
Now is the time for work The Democrats
should organize at once and make strong
effort to give the electoral vote OF Massa-
chusctts to Cleveland and Hen
dricks, which we believe can be done.
The New Hampshire delegates did no5ly
in the convention. Col KEST voiced the
sentiment Of the Democracy Of his State
when he seconded the nomination of CLEvE
LAND. We candidly and firmly believe that
CLEYFLANp and HEXpRICKS will be elected
next November to the offices to which they
have been nominated and the change that
will follow in the management Of National
affairs will rebound to the benefit Of all class
es and all interests. We have not time now to
discuss the great issues which will force
themselves into the approaching canvass,
but shall do so when occasion may require
it. We congratulate the Democratic party
upon the ticket presented them, and believe
that the party will support it ~ith enthu-
siasm and vigOr. Governor Clessland is
the man to root out the cOrruptiou which
has been fostering at Washington for sears
and which appears to pe-meate every de-
partmcnt Of the national administration
Honesty to the front. dishonesty to she
rear