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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-07-15

THE CHOLERA.
Keep 1t Out-Measures to Prevent 1t
Entry Into America.

Keep 1t Out-Measures to Prevent Its
Entry Into America.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 14.-Secretary
Frelinghuysen has adopted prompt and eff
fective measures to prevent the introduction
of cholera into the United States. He to-
day instructed the consular officers at London,
Liverpool, Marseilles, Havre, Bordeaux, Bre-
men and Hamburg to once appoint
competent physicians to inspect all vessels
and passengers departing for the United
States from those ports. The consular Off
GERS referred to are instructed to refuse clean
bills of health in all cases except upon the
recommendation of the sanitary inspector
The consuls are instructed to report by cable
any case of infectious or contagious
disease
The Scourge Appears I'm Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, July 14.-Three cases of
cholera occurred here to-day, one of which
proved fatal.
Seventy-TWO Deaths at NTarse11les.
MARsEnLLEs, July 14.-There have been
seventy two deaths from cholera in this city
during the last twenty-four hours, showing a
rapid rate of increase in the epidemic.
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i, 60. catbertng of Oarsmen.

CoNNrAUr, July 1.-THE coming regatta
here PROMISES to eclipse anything of the kind
that has taken place this year. An immense
crowd is expected. All the men who have
o,,+o,.od have records and the ontests are sure
to be spirited. Those scullers who have ar
r;,,od ara. Albert Hamm, New Bedford;
, ll19 Teemer, McKeesport; J. M. Kay, Hall
faT. p n. Hamm, New Bedford; G; A. Hos
mer, Boston, G. W Lee, Newark ev G J.; len
p Priddy. Pittsburg Others are expected
this evening
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City COurt-CiviI SIde-Judge Dem

This court with a jury was occupied part
of yesterday morning and most of the after
noon in hearing the evidence in the case of
Jason P. Thompson, administrator of the es-
tate of Fanny Parsons, against Robert 7.
Shumway. Fanny Parsons and Marcus
Shumway were sister and brother 1t is al
legged that when Fanny Parsons died she held
two notes against Mr.. Shumway, one to the
amount of 81 800 and the other of 5000.
After her death Mr.. Shumway took it upon
himself to execute her estate, and it is
claimed that he did away with these notes.
The defense alleged that there never was but
one note between the parties, and that it was
presented to Mr.. Shumway by his sister be-
fore her death
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MOB Law IN KENTUCKY.
determined Lynchers - They Shoot
Down The Jailer and Hang Their

DTeTmtne0
novUn The JafIer and Hang Their
Man.
GREENSBORO, July 14.-This morning a
crowd of masked men approached the jail
here determined to hang the negro Dick May,
who outraged Stella Keller short time ago
Jailer Lucas drawing his revolver confronted
the mob and refused to give them admittance
to the Jail. 1t was not until after he had
fallen mortally wounded by bullet from
gun fred by one of the lynchers that access
was gained to the cell of the negro. May
was taken to a convenient tree and hanged,
after which the crowd quietly dispersed.
Jailer Lucas is dead. 1t now learned that
he fred on the lynchers from the Jail balcony
while they were hanging May in the court
house yard. He killed one of the mob and
fatally wounded DIR. Lockhart, prominent tent
sbootino that the crowd fred and wounded
Tneas While he was standing on the balcony
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-07-15

Messrs. Robertson and Owen, commission
ers on the estate of Charles NJ. Brockseipsr,
the music dealer, reported to the Probate
court yesterday. The privileged claims al
lowed amounted to $17S75 and the claims
on dividend $15S. 80.
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WANTED,
NRESSMAKING or seamstressing A lady expe
~ rienced in either of the above branches O
needework offers her services at reasonable prices
jy11 St. 63 DAY STREET
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mas LA FRANCE.

rrha German Flag Torn Down at
Paris.
PARIS, France, July lathe affray at
the Continental Hotel this morning during
which the German flag was torn down had
"a ORIGIN in the insulting behavior of Ger
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geaI Estate.
LOTS FOR SALE.

g. SIX valuable Building lots on Nash street.
III between Eagle and Willow streets. Lots each
A ssA .50x125. Terms easy. One-hah or more can
remain.
Also lot on Eagle street, 100 feet front, and
large triangular piece of land in the For
ticulars call at NERWINS Real Estate ONCE,
ivy 75o Chapel Street
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Theftsfna Postofice.

PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-Postmaster Will
liam T. Bailey, of Camden, N. j., was ar
rested this morning by Deputy Marshal
Baird upon the charge of embezzlement of
government funds and the violation of the
law in regard to the sale of stamps. He was
taken before United States Commissioner
Morgan and held in $4,000 for hearing
Monday next. A warrant was issued for the
arrest of Jesse K. Miner, assistant postmas-
ter, on the same charges. He has not yet
been caDtIred
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lady as bookkeeper in stitching room of corset
factory. One having some knowledge of corset
work preferred
l. ROSENBERG & co,
lyle ct Factory straat
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RERKsHIRE HILLS.

VIM. IN. BARNES,
ie15 i'm Stony Creek Conn.
BERKSHIRE HILLS.
At New Marlboro Berkshire County Mass, ten
miles from Ct Darlington. Accommodations for
125 guests.
Terms-Seven to Ten Dollars per week
Refereuces-S Fl. MoSeley, New Haven House: p
s. Bennett, of Bennett & Sloan.
IRA w. TUTFE.E & SON.
jy1 12t" PROPRIETORS
SKEELEsS RESTAURAT.
SAVIN ROCK HILL
Now open for the season. Increased attractions
The finest Skating Rink the Shore-1O0 feet long
and 40 feet wide: Flying Horses, Rifle Range Ex-
cellent Boating facilities
DINNFRS AND SUPPERS SERVED AT SHORT
NOTICE
CHARLES SKEELES.
je20 Pm
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AMONG RAILROAD MEN.
Popularity and Usefulness of DIR. Ken.
nedy's FaVOrite Remedy - A Thrill.
ing Letter From a Master Mechanic.

ing AeIIeF from a NhSGeT N1eCn8n1cs
MASTER MECHANICS AND SUPERINTENDENT s OFFICE, !
LOWELL. REPAIR SHOPS of the BOSTON & LOWELL R.R.
LOWELL, MASS, March 25, 1884. !
DR.. David Kennedy Rondout, N Y.
DEAR SIR think it is due to you that should
make the following statement, and make it voIun-
tarily and willingly: On the 4th day of June 1881
was taken with what called paralysis of the
bowels The seizure was unexpected and terrible.
The stomach and -other organs seemed to sympa-
thize with it and to have lost all power of action.
For a long time my life was despaired of, but at
length recovered SO far to be able to ride out.
BY the advice of my physician l visited Poland
Springs Wt.l, hoping to benefit from the waters;
physicians of Lowell and Boston, whom consulted.
able to afford more than transient relief.
gained no strength and my appeared almost
hopeless In the fall friend advised to try
KENNEDYS FAVORITE REMEDY, and although
Opposed to patent medicines, made the trial. To
make a long story short-FAVORITE REMEDY, in
nv opinion saved my life. consider it the best
nrenaration in the world for stomach difficulties as
well as of the Liver and other organs am glad to
saw it is in general among the railroad men in
this vicinity Yours, ETC., A. J. CLIFFORD,
MIR Clifford is the Master Mechanic of the Lowell
division of the Boston & Lowell Railroad and his
illness and recovery are known to many who can
testify to tho facts in his letter.
Use this medicine for all diseases of the Blood,
Kidneys Liver Stomach Bowels and Skin. It may
save You and yours from pain and death.
jy14eod&W1mnr
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FOR SALE.

THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET of land
i in the Eleventh Ward Price very low.
II. G. Sloan 81 Son,
Room 3, Benedict Building.
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w AN 4 EIUe
To BUY lot of Secondhand Furniture and Ca
pets. Highest cash price paid Orders by ma
promptly attended to at
jail % CHURCH STREET
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WANTED.

PY young girl, situation to do second work or
- would take care of grown up children. Can be
seen for two days at her present employers,
IVA 2t* 32S TEMPLE STREET.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NOTES.
B1a1ne,s Letter of Acceptance.

AUGUSTA, Me-, July 14.-With the excep-
ton of William Walter Phelps, Mr.. Blaine's
guests who were here consulting upon the
letter of acceptance have returned home
Phelps will remain for few days and will
accompany Mr.. Blaine snd family to Bar
Harbor the latter part of this week. Young
Emmons Blaine, who was at Chicago when
his father was nominated, is expected home
Thursday. The letter of acceptance will be
before the people the latter part of this week.
1t is very long. It is said by the Republican
leaders that Tilden's letter of acceptance was
worth far more for his canvass than all the
speeches made and it is their expectation
that the forthcoming document will accom-
plish the same thing for them that Tilden's
did for his party. It will contain six thou
sand or seven thousand words
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WANTED,
WANTED.

A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do gen
N eral homework second work in private
family; good reference. Inquire for two days at
jy14 2t* DAGGETT STREET
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FOR SALE.
HORACE HOADLEY.

Thirteen houses and thirty-one tenements in va
GUS parts of the city.
ESeOpen evenings
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City Court-Criminal Side-Judge stud.

July 14.-Jalnes O'Brien, sureties of the
peace on complaint of Annie O'Brien, nolle;
William Dickinson, drunk and breach of the
peace, judgment suspended; James Met
thews, breach of the peace against Mrs.
Mary Matthews, nolle; Frederick Pleger,
breach of the peace against Otto Kraut nolle
onpayment of 81. 38 costs; William Jones,
neglect of family, to July %; Barbary eau
gel, ENLIGHTENMENT New Haven Rufle compa-
ny, to July %; Mary E. Keenan,, Catherine
Honan, frequenting houses of designation, to
July Is; Thomas Fahy, breach of the peace on
James Lilley, judgment suspended; Edward
McGreevey, vagrancy, judgment suspended;
Daniel Mooney, drunk and breach of the
peace, to August II; Joseph H Harper, fire.
quenting house of designation, to July 10;
John Hamilton, violation liquor law, to July
10; John Killoy, breach of the peace, to July
16; Benjamin F. Giles, same, nolled on pay
ment of $6.18 costs; Thomas Doughan, fire.
quenting house of designation, to July IS;
Ellen Haslett, keeping house of designation,
to July Is; Michael Wade, frequenting house
of designation, to July IS; same, drunk,
same; John Began, interfering with officer
and violating Sunday liquor law, to July 19;
John Began, same, same; Michael J. Bee
gan violating Sunday liquor law and resist
ance to officer to ,JulV 10
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man who shouted "a bas la France" and
tore down and spat upon tricolor flag.
When set upon by the angry crowd he fed
and took refuge in the building of the minis
try of marine. A bowling mob largely COM
posed of visiting Alsatians quickly surround
ed the building and demanded the surren-
der of the fugitive. No attention be-
ing pBid to their demonstrations
they proceeded to batter down the
door, but before they had succeeded in gain
ing an entrance the offender had escaped in
disguise from the rear. The mob then
avenged the insult to the French colors by
tearing down the German flag, but were
speedily dispersed on the arrival of detach-
ment of police.
Bismarck EntItledt to an Apology.
LONDON, July 15.-The Standard remark
ing upon the scene at the Continental Hotel
in Paris yesterday holds that Prince Bis
marek has full grounds for a complaint to
the French government and is entitled to an
apology as ample and public as the ofense
was gross and conspicuous.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-07-15

A THOROUGHLY sound, kind-tempered horse
"A not over 15lk hands; must be stylish and a
good stopper; absolutely afraid Of nothing; suta
BILE for lady to drive; any person having a horse
embracing the above requisites will please give
price and state where the horse can be seen Ad-
dress BOX 1854
New HaYan
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WANTED

DUP1LS for the Fall Examination at Yale Col
4 lege by an experienced graduate of Harvard
college. Address A. B.,
jy14 3t* II BEERS STREET CITY.
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WANTED.


n general homework in a private family; good
reference. Inquire
jy15 it, los OAK STREET
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r AIDES to make our fancy work at their homes
i Hight easy work, and ladies make good pay
steady work. Call send for full particulars, WAT
son & CO., 708 Chapel street, Masonic Temple
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-lI----.-'-.-- -=---'u--z1
A 6Vfca tn MnfharS

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething is the prescription of one of
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success by millions
of mothers for their children. During the
process of teething it's value is incalculable.
1t relieves the child from pain, cures dyson
terry and diarrhoea, gripping in the bowels and
wind collie. By giving health to the child it
rests the mother. Price 25c a bottle.
a9mws&w1y
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49, TO good tenant, first floor of house 755
MI::; State street, at low price. Also two tene-
.EAaaAz ments on Orchard street Inquire at 146
Crown street. GLOSLN HALL.
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Workinsmen to Oppose Cleveland

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July IA visit this
morning to the labor organization of this city
discloses the fact of the determination of the
workingmen to oppose Cleveland's election.
There are thirteen lodges of Knights of
Labor in St. Louis, with membership Of
more than eight hundred voters and thirty
two trades unions including majority of the
workingmen of this city. Mr.. O'Connell,
one of the best known members of the
knights of Labor, said this morning:
''There has been no special action yet, but
that is not far off. AS soon as word comes
from headquarters at Scranton, Pa, we will
go to work and think there will be united
action on the part of all workingmen. Cleve-
land is hated on account of his action in re-
gard to the anti-child labor and the five cent
fare bill He is monopolist. Butler can
not support him because he promised when
he accepted the Greenback nomination that
he would not uphold the Chicago nominee if
a monopolist was selected. The workingmen
can't vote for Cleveland because he was nomi-
mated by representatives of capital" A
demonstration will probably be made this
week by labor organizations opposed to the
Democratic nominee.
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O'BRIEN SEQ
Real Estate and Loan Agents,
FOR. RENT

%hht.A ONE front room, 73x38 on fourth floor of
#H;i: Quinnipiac Building, No 69s Chapel street.
AsA Very desirable for light manufacturing bus
mess, premises being supplied with steady power
steam heat and elevator for freight. Lighted on
three Sides May be leased for a term of years.
HENRY F. ENGLISH.
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Dead Erom a RattIesnake,s Bite.

New YORK, July 14.-Reilly, the Snowman
who was bitten by a rattlesnake at High
Bridge yesterday afternoon, died in the hos
pital tonight An autopsy will be made.
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THIMBLE ISLAND HOUSE.
ON POTT WSWANKh

Stearmer PHILADELPHIA daily to my dock. Five
trains each way to Stony Creek daily. Steam
launches and sailhoats connect with all trains. The
only island in the group that is all for the public
SEA FOOD DINNERS A. SPECIALITY, Board rea-
sonable Send for circulars and terms. Address
VIM. IN. BARNES,
Stony CNraaIr Comm
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HOTEL SEA VIEW.

SAVIN ROCK WEST HAVEN, CONN.
The addition of electric bells to this house and
other extensive improvements make it second to
the coast. The table and service will be
unexcelled. Shore dinners, fish and game suppers
served to order Telephone connections. Stable
under our supervision and in charge of man unex
celled in his department. SOUTHWlCK & co.
PrOrrintOrS
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A Meeting of independents.

Boston, Mass, July 14.-Banquet Hall,
Chelsea, was packed with independent Re
publicans tonight at a meeting to express
disapproval of the Republican nominee.
Cleveland's name was received with great
enthusiasm. An address was made by T. W.
Higginson and an organization effected.
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WANTED.

A PARTNER with from six to eight hundred
"a. dollars to engage in profitable and well es-
ulars address d
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FOR SALE.
49, 1900 will buy a brick house in the center
Ea.iiI of the city; II rooms, well calculated fol
I'LL boarders So. 900 can remain mortgage al
per cent. interest. Call at
HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
go
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With Durkee's Salad Dressing there is waste
disappointment. You certain to produce a good
salad 1t costs less than home made and is, BESIDES
a superb table sauce. jy12 eod3t
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EOR SALE.

FOR RENT,
Several nice Houses.
TenementS For Rent.
lot of frst-cass Tenements 80 to $50 per month.
L S U r. A n G. e.
Fire insurance policies given in the best companies
and none others.
Those who changing their residences this
spring would do well to call. We will insure your
Furniture or Dwelling at the LOWEST POSSIBLE
RATES.
Property placed in our hands will be properly
taken care Of
Repairs made at lowest rates by competent work
Rents Collected.
HI. G.. LONGS AGENCY,
63 CHURCH STREET.
Omen EYanines Onnosite Postoffice. a25tf
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w AIN
A SITUATION by German girl in small
N private family. Address
WANTED.
A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do gem
"a eral housework, plain cooking, washing and
ironing; good reference Inquire for two days at
jy15 1t* 1915 GRAND STREET.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-12-17
Application for Patent.
NoTr"r 80 81.

UNITED STATES LAND OvfICK
HALEY. IDAIiO. Octo0"r2O, 1884. .
Notice 10 hereby given 'hat the Big Lode Mining
company. an lrganization incorporated under the
laws u the State Ut New Jersey, by Its attorney.
intact. Wnl. Hyndnar, whose lostoiice address in
HALEY, Alturas county Idaho has made spplicx-
zion for United States Pntcn, for the
ATLAS LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate In Middle Boise Mining District Alturas
county. ltaho Territory cons sting of 1870 linea ar
leet of the Lode and surface ground GOO feet wide
being Lot M ", and describ bed In the field not ~
and plat OF the etbra survey on file in this flee
~ifh magnetic variation at 10 degrees east rs fol.
lows: " "
Commencing ut the discovery Phi nj and rupninu
theure north - degrees 1}b faet Al ~ cent RI
of clsim to Western end thence north I6 degrees
east SU' feet to corner No |: thence south Ii de-
erees vert 500 feet to No - thence sonth "a
degrees east 100 feet 10 corner No 81 thence north
10 uegraes eaat 6O feet 10 corner No thence nor
~ degrees west 800 feet TO corner No the place
ot beginning survey of exterior boundaries Of
elAt1n continuing 2.3ii acres. From corner No
d NJ No l bears south IL degrees east SEQ
feet d start.
The said mining claim being of record in the
ONCE OF the II coraer OF sad mining district
o. HALEY, in Alturas county, Iiaho TER tory
Inc nearest known locations being The Leou.ra
and the Minnie lode min ny claims.
- direct thAt this notice be published in the
"oop RIVER TINES. the newsp per published
sixty days. r' VI
.2l A HOMER L. POUND Register
"h. HfNpMAN, attorney for applicant
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Application for Patent.
SNri~r No o..

ryIr?o p IA~p C--;cr
HALEY. IDAno. December ., 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the Sig Lode Mining
company, an organization incorporated under tho
laws Of the State Of New Jersey b. ts attorney in
!act VIM. Hyndman, whose postotfice address il
HALEY. Alturas county, Idaho has made applica.
non FOR al nited Ststes Patent for the
NELLIE LODE MINING CLAIM,
Ntsate N Middle Boise Mining District Alturas
county Idaho Territory. consisting of 1900 linear
i"et OF the lodc, ana surfsc. ground 60 feet wide
eelnI Lot No. 90 ana deserted in the feld II tos
And plat OF she on, Ial survey Tile in this oltre
with magnetic v"ristipns at 10 degrees east az fol.
lows "
Commencing at the discovery on the eastern end
~ corner No /: thence l6 deg 60n feet to cor
ner NO z; thence - deg. v 1900 feet to corner
n" .; thence ls deg. 600 feet - corner No 4.
tnehct ~ deg l. LOO ie,t 10 corner N, l. the
pl"ce ~ beginning survey Of exterior boundaries
oi tIaili ""Lt lining ~ 66 acres From corner no
l H. ~ NJ NJ No. ! hears IL deg. "a minutes n
seconds 1856 feet DISTANT
Inc said mining cllim being Of record in the of.
nee OF the Recorder OF said mining district ut Hal
!'y. IN AltHras county, II ,bo The near st known
locations being the Louie and Yreks lods mimi
direct that this notice be published in tie
""oD kisHR fSAGss thu newspaper published
nearest the said miuinG elaim for the period of
s'ArN Gays. HOMER J.. POUND Il lgister,
M AsNpsAs, ATTY. for Applicant. d.