Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-13
BLAINE AND LOGAN.

Notable Rally Tonight at the Afhee
 neum-MeetfnGs I'm Different Parts of
 the State-CamPaIgn Notes.
 The Irish-American rally at the Atheneum tonight will afford capital occasion for any who so desire to listen to a presentation Tn most effective manner of the industrial ques- tions at issue in this campaign. The West, the middle West and the East will be ably represented by the speakers, as Judge Quilli- man is an old resident of New Haven county, Judge Morrison's home is in Illinois and Judge Roland halls from the centennial State, Colorado. All are forceful and elo- quent speakers.
 The best Glee club New Haven has ever had will be present and under the direction of Prof. Chandler will enliven the occasion with some capital campaign songs.
 The N. D. Sperry Mounted Guards meet next Monday evening. See call.
 The Ninth ward Republican club held a meeting at headquarters last evening to com plete organization for campaign work.
 A Blaine and Logan flag will be flung to | the breeze in Hebron to-day at 3p m. Hon. E. s. Day, of Colchester, will speak and the 1 Columbia band will furnish music. Corporal Tanner, who had so pleasant a reception at the residence of MT. John Nc Carthy Thursday night after the meeting, re mained as the guest of MT. Mccarthy, his old 1 friend, until yesterday noon, when he left l for his home in Brooklyn He was shown the colleges and various other sights of inter est during the forenoon.
 Personal. l MT. John Doherty, of Tennessee, is visit | ing relatives on Middletown avenue an this city. He is engaged in the mining business in Tennessee with his brother, formerly in the cattle and meat business in this city.
 Lewis E. Whitaker, seventeen years of age, was taken from the vessel Wesley Alb bolt to the hospital on Thursday suffering with typhoid fever. His father is captain of the vessel The vessel halls from Elizabeth, | N. J.
 1 John Boylan of 108 Lafayette street, who tried to commit suicide by taking laudanum on Thursday evening, was all right yesterday and repented himself of the rash deed. | Benjamin F. Butler a colored man, was l fined SEQ by Judge Studley in the City court | yesterday for being intoxicated He had | been arrested a number of times. Engineer A. T. B1auve1t, of the Consoli- dated road, was yesterday discharged by l Superintendent Stevenson for a technical violation of the company's rules in connec- | tion with running his train on draw bridge.
 Ex-Constable Owens and family have just returned to the city after three weeks l sojourn at Staten Island.
 Louis A. Welch, of 40 East street, died on Thursday after a long illness. He was much respected and leaves a wife, sop and | daughter. The funeral will be from St. Pat | rick's church this morning at g o'clock. Miss Kate Burbank, assistant teacher at the Hartford High school, accidentally broke l her arm during her vacation at Nantucket, but she has resumed her school duties.
 Mayor Morgan G. Bulkeley will sail for home on the Servia, which leaves Liverpool to-day.
 Miss Edith Hotchkiss' many friends will be pleased to hear of her return to this ci ty from Madison, where she has been spending the last two months.