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PENNSYLVANIA.
Shooting an Adlnsnistrasor-A aged
Tint Shocked q Coantry Town.

Shooting an Admsnistrator-A T agedy
That Shocked a Country Town.
MoNTRosE, June 15.-Joseph Drinker.
aged about forty years, unmarried, and a
member of one of the oldest families in this
county, shot William h. Cooper. the banker,
one of the Oldest and most respected citizens
of this place, at nine O'Clock last evening,
Drinker fred three shsts ia rapid sueesssi0a.
Just az he pulled the trigger the .t,-,
" H. osa"oSii -prang upon him and knocked
MIN down. Mr.. Cooper staggered and fell.
He was quickly eaFEied into Sparks drug
store, in front of which the shooting took
place, and after a hasty examination by a
physician was removed to his residence. One
bell penetrated the small of the back and tina
second the hip. The :Aisd shot did not
strike him, II Ia rumored that Dr;nker
drank something from bottle, supposed to
be poison, jast before the shooting. He was
carried out of the back of Decker's store
into which he was first taken, and lodged
safely in jail. The excitement is intense.
Mr.. Cooper has had something to do with
tAa management of the old Drinker estate
of which Joseph is the sole remaining heir
He has not been considered very bright. but
na one ever thought that he was insane. It
is supposed that some trouble in regard to
money matters led to the act. Mr. Cooper ia
dangerously wounded, whether fatally or not
the doctors have not yes decided.
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FIRE RECORD.

OH Tanks on Fire-Forty Thousand Bar
rels Of The Fluid Destroyed.
New YORK, June 15.-Another disastrous
fire among the great oil rein cries at Green
point broke out at o'clock this morning
The works, comprising refneries sheds
storehouses and fifty tanks of refined oil
were owned by Lone & Fleming The Are
burned fiercely nearly all day, throwing up a
dense cloud of black smoke which hung like
q pail over the city. The entire fire depart
ment of Greenpoint together with what as
sistance could be obtained from Nea
York and Brooklyn was kept busy all day
fighting the flames. The orks covered an
area of five blocks and nealy forty tho usand
barrels of oil were destroyed. The loss, as
nearly as can now be estim ated, will react
not less than $500 insurance unknown,
The origin was the explo sion of one of the
steam tanks.
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FOR SALE,
r. G. Sloan 81 Son,

- SEVERAL lots st Sachem's Head, Guilford.
ks:a One of the incest places the Sound to speRd
E5IIN this summer. For map apply to
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NEW ENGLAND.
MassachUsettS.

The BaceAIaureate Sermon at Harvard.
BOSTON, June 15.-Rev. Philips Brooks de-
livered the baccalaureate sermon before the
seniors at Harvard THE afternoon Ia Apple
ton ehapel The sermon, though very long,
wes exceedingly powerful. The text was
from John, xviii, 81, ITO this end was 1
born and for this came into the world, that
I should bear witness unto the truth" aad
John xvii, 1S-f'As thog has sent me unto
the world, even so have also sent them into
the world" Learning and life, said Mr..
Brooks, that which is kpeWn IN the weird
and that which is to be doae In A. =
stand ever against sa"- .Ie world.
pstaal r-~-' - other and the per-
.-oslem is how they shall be brought
together. How shall learning and equipment
PISS into power upon our life? The preach
e- said the answer to the question was the
attainment of character formed through the
will by distinct choices of good and disap-
proYal of evil.
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Kentucky.

Damages Awarded Egainst Gambler
Three Times the Amount They Took
From Their Vics inns
LOUISVILLE, June 15-The court of az
peals has decided an interesting casa which
has been before the courts for some time. 1t
is that of woman who sued gamblers to
recover money lost by her husband at cards
The court decides in her favor and awards
her three times the amount gained by the
gamblers, this being in conformity with an
old statute that has been practically a dead
letter up to this time.
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MARRIAGES.

WALLER-wALLACE-In Ansonis, June 5, at the
residence of the brides paThnts, by Rev E. p Pay
SOD, Mr.. James B. Waller, Of Chicago, and Miss
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49, Two family house Sylvan Avenue $500
EiiiiH cash required. Two family house on jackson
n1a If GEO. 4. ROOT. sos Chapel st.
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aged in clearing away the wreck in the af-
ternoon and fatally injured. The Lakeside
Park train was composed of a locomotive and
three cars The train left Camden shortly
after eight o'clock with an excursion party
from the Second Presbyterian Sunday school
of Camden and the Wenonsh Baptist Sunday
school. The excursionists, who were for the
most part ladies and children, were bound
for days pleasure at Lakeside Park The
Atlantic accommodation train, due at Ash
land at 8:15, was composed of a locomotive
and seven cars, which were only partially FILL
ed. The accommodation train received orders
at Berlin to wait at Ashland, the next sta
ton. until the eastward bound excursion had
passed. For some reason this order was not
obeyed. The accommodation train moved
on and at point known a. Pixies Park,
mile west of Ashland station, the two trains
crashed together on the single track just as
they came around curve which is regarded
as one of the most dangerous along the road.
The engineer of the Atlantic accommodation,
as though realizing the danger, was
running slowly; but the excursion
train, which had received the right
of way, came around the curve
at an unusually rapid rate, being q lit
tie behind her schedule time. Fireman Nc
and leaped from his engine just in time to
save his life. The two locomotives came to-
gether, reared upward and fell over at right
angles to the roadbed The engine of the &C
commodation train fell upon its side. The
other locomotive, impelled by its greater
speed, mounted the wreck and rested in an
upright position upon the remains Of the
boiler and driving wheels. The baggage
car of the accommodation train and
the forward cars of the excursion train were
piled in heap of kindling wood upon the
wreck of the two locomotives, while the sec
ond car of the Atlantic accommodation-one-
half of which was used for the mails and the
other section as a smoker-tslescopsd the
rear end of the baggage car. None of the
other cars left the track and their passengers
were injured only by the shock or by the
broken glass from the windows.
Bishop SimpsOn Still Alive.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.-At 1915 this
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Dakota Territory.

A Terrible Charge Against Physician
VALLEY CRY, June 15.-J. II. Deyoux'
county physician, was arrested yesterday on
the charge of ravishing fourteen year old
inmate Of the county poorhouss named
Christine Collins, who, it is claimed, is slight
ly if not wholly demsnted. By a. reament
of counsel the case was postponed until
Thursday next. Some indignation is
pressed, but public opinion is divided. The
girl says Devoux assaulted her in his Office
and to pacify her told her it would benefit
aiment for which he had been treating her.
She also alleges subsequent repetitions of
the act.
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Indiana.

A clergyman who Wants Damages.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 15.-What will proba-
bly, prove sensational suit was filed yester-
day in the Federal court here by a noted d.
vine in the German Evangelical Lutheran
church. DR.. Walker, of st. Louis, sues J. H.
Truchteneck, of Fort Wayne, for asserting
before synod of the German Evan gelical
Lutheran church that he, Walkher, had vio-
lated the eighth commandment of the deca
logue in the old country, or in other words
had committed adultery. DR.. Walker places
DAMAGES 1t 800 600
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THE SOUTH.
Georgia.
Asensatton In a Murder Case.

A Sensation In n Murder Case.
ATLANTA, June 15-There were important
developments yesterday in the mysterious
and brutal murder of Mrs. Rose Wednesday
night. The ooroner's jury adjourned Friday
night until this week, but on account of ad-
ditional evidence not given to the public
Coroner Hilburn yesterday swore out war
rants against Charles Rose, the husband,
Miss Nancy Frazier. young lady living in
the house, and Miss Clara Suggs, with whom
Rose it Is alleged has been criminally intimate
for some time. The warrants charge them
with the murder ALI three were arrested
last night and lodged in the county Jail.
Notwithstanding these arrests the crime is
still q mystery and has excited intense inter-
est
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Burnfngofa Maine Hotel,

B1DDEFoRD, Me, June 15.-The Yate
House, the largest hotel at Biddeford Poul
was totally destroyed by fire this morning
nothing being saved Loss 500, 900. insur
ance 81 900. The fire spread to the build
ings of Isaac Biokford across the street
which were consumed, loss 600; also the
store owned by Edward Mcbride and occu-
pied by George H. Hussey, grocer and post
master, loss 49, 300, partially insured; ane
Goldthwaites billiard hall, loss 81, 800
half insured. The occupants of the hotel
the proprietor, his wife and four servants
barely escaped scantiiY clothed
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FOR RENT
,Jersev Stock For Sale

FOX KENT
- A TENEMENT suitable for a small family
sa5is in good location. Apply at
Ed 2s0 WOOSTER STREET.
is16 It,
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FUR 0ENIo
kez4s A MOE Tenement Blatcnley avenue,
E4;;;;H south of Grand street,
EiIE nice Tenement on Platchley avenue, north
of Grand street.
Two lower Tenements on Bright street at S11 per
month. -
Several Tenements on Haven street from 81 to So
per month.
p. L.. BEATCHEEY s. SONS,
I6 Exchange Building,
nj nd
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Iowa.
A Terrific wind Storm.

Terrific Wind Storm.
DEs MONIES, June ia destructive wind
storm swept through the Boyer valley last
night. The large brick house of Samuel
Durham in Crawford county was wrecked,
one corner being torn out. Considerable
damage was done to the crops along the
Boyer valley and in the hills adjoining 1t
is not yet known how far the storm extended.
No loas of life has been reported.
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NEW YORK,
Sudden Death of an Actress.

SUNOoAA DeAtAA Oh al ActreSss
SARATOGA, June 15.-Miss Julia Coventry,
we'll known actress, formerly residing in
Troy and New York, died here very suddenly
last evening. When found she was in DR.. G.
s. Grants Office, and all attempts to relieve
her were unaVailing. She was breathing
stertorously and appeared to have fallen in
the street and crawled into the physicians
othee on her knees. She was very popular
IN light comedy parts and possessed much
talent
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A SITUATION to cook, wash and iron, to do
~ general houseWoRk in . small private family. -
Good city references. Inquire to-day at
ZIG TEMPLE STREET.
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Veoetine is the great health restorer, COM
nosed exclusively of barks. roots and herbs
Pleasant to take; children like it.
m27 3teod1tw
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WANTED.

Wv nm 4
HoRsEs or Cattle to pasture in good pasture.
i'll Address F L. N,
It'll nka-
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DEATHS.

TWITCHELI.-In this city Saturday, June Il, OF
cerebro-spinal mepinRits, Miss Carrie E. Twitchsl
daughter of the late Stiles S. and Cornelia E.
Twitchell, aged is years.
Funeral from her late residence. No. So Asylum
street. Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. Relatives
and friends respectfully invited to attend.
McCLURE-In Bethany, June 18th, Lucretia B. Nc.
Clure, in her seth year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WILLIAMS-In Hartford, June 10, suddenly joseph
D. Williams, aged 81 years.
TODD-In this city, June Is, at the alnshouse. Mrs
Jerusha c. Todd tBemiss), formerly Mrs Farren,
of this city, aged SO years, IL months and days.
Funeral services st the annsnouse ut D.
buri.l in the Grove street cemetery in the burial
lot of the North church, of which abe a mem
Der.
REMPHER-In this city, June a. Jacob Rempher.
aged 80 years.
Funeral at his late residence 1865 CONGRESS- avenue al
8 p.
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Germ any.

To Keep Emperor Willtam Whole.
BERLIN, June 15.-The prec autions OBJ
served for the Emperor's safety on his recent
journey to Ems were carried to the extent of
having all the boxes bags and packages caphr
BILE of possibly containing dynamite removed
from all the railway stations along the route
until the train had passed by.
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- FOR two or three months. two furnished
EfIia rooms, centrally located; modern improve
EsIsN ments price reasonable. Inquire of
P. HOADLEY,
jelI St. 40 Church street. Room 2.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

The First Defeat For The Americana.
LONDON, June 15.-The American lacrosse
team played the United Kingdom team at
Belfast yesterday and sustained their first de-
feat since landing on British SOIL The score
stood to 3,
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SaVin Rock shore Cottages
FOR EMIT
sasSA FOR the season. For price and particulars
E%K call on or address
WALTER A. MAIN,
IA West Haven, Conn.
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The Demand of Irving Hall.

! New YORK June 15.-At a meeting of
Irving Hall delegates to the Saratoga conven-
ton here this afternoon a resolution was
adopted appointing a committee Of five to
demand as great representation from this
city IN the convention as the County DEM
ocraey OR Tammany Hall
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On ssE&le TEack-A Terrible Crash of
TratRH.

PHHADERH1A, June 15.-At five minutes
to nine yesterday morning the seven o'clock
accommodation train from Atlantic City COL
hdsd with a special excursion train from
Camden, bound for Lakeside Park, at a point
midway between Haddonfeld and Ashland
station, on the Camden and Atlantic railroad.
Eight persons we're killed and several more
Or less seriously injured. One of the ma
chirists connected with she wrecking lain
that went to the scene of the disaster was
struck by flying piece of iron while ca
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A FEW ladies to make our fancy work. It 10
IN light, clean and easy. Ladies' make good pay.
Gall or address for full particulars,
WATSON 4 CO., 7Os Chapel street,
iaI6 Room l.. Masonic Building.
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FOR RENT.

49,. GOOD two-family House with modern i'm
iI prove ments; corner lot 4736xl5O feet; located
E%I:N Of the best avenues in the city A bar
jeI24t l. F, COMSTOCK,
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Earl SDencer Going to Belfast,

LONDON, jane 15.-It Is seni-ofdcially an
nounced that Earl Spencer will not abandon
his purpose of going to Belfast on the o.
casion of the forthcoming meeting of Orange
men to protest against the governments al
legged abridgement of their freedom of polit-
ical action. His friends continue to advise
him against going.
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fHEa ONE registered twoyesr old Bull, solid
S-N1ISEXJ color, black points. stmercury strain"
NS9 One Heifer, years old, with calf by her
One Heifer. years DID, grade with Durham, with
calf, large mixer. Apply NJ. F. MIX,
JIG St WestviIIa near the Bridge.
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SPECIAL Meeting Of the members of the New
N Haven Grays will be held this (Monday) even
ing at the rooms of tbs Grays association to consider
business Of interest to every member. All =
quested to be present.
A. G HENDRICK,
iI6It President ASS
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Room 3, heneu1cL bulIalMR'
Or CAPT. o. N. BROOKS, 9uiiford, Conn. il
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FOR RENT,

,ssSA THE weu-known hotel, the Florence House,
Hsi3 Union strest corner Wooster It has all the
EzH modern improvement: and is furnished COM
pete. For further particulars apply to
KOHN BROS,
No. "A Church Street.
j13 St. Or e52 Chapel street.
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An Accident To william ssxten.

NEW York, June 15.-This afternoon while
William Sexton, the billiard player, was driv-
ing light wagon down Seventh avenue he was
thrown heavily to the ground. He was
picked up in an insensible condition and re-
moved to the hospital where it was discover
ed that his left arm was broken in two
places. lie also received serious injuries to
his head.
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dAmds.


TWO pleasant furnished rooms with beard for gen.
tIeman and wife; good location and moderate
prics. Address ABB 6, this office
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Maine.

A Rarity I'm Our Day-An Insurance
Omcer Kills Himself Because Hs
Cannot COnscientiously Draw HIS
Salary.
PORTLAND, June 15.-Nicholes DeGroot
assistant secretary of the Union Mutual Life
Insurance company, rode out in his yacht. at
his summer residence at Diamond Isle TO-
day, wrote note to his wife saying he was
tired of life and must die, tied a weight to
his body and jumped overheard. Three
weeks ago he was advised to take vacation
owing to nervousness, but conceived the no
ton that If he could not work he ought
not to draw his salary and without it could
not support his family. He was very val
liable officer. He is member of an old
Brooklyn family and cams here when the
He was about forty-eight years of age and
leaves family.
Two Men brow ned While Sailing.
CALAIS, June ia sailboat occu-
pied by James Christie, truckman, aged
twenty-seven; Dennis Casey, a wharfman,
aged %, and George Wheeler, aged twenty,
was struck by heavy squall opposite Dew.
lis Head Point, seven miles bslow the city,
and upset this afternoon. The boat sank
Immediately, carrying Christie and Casey
down with her Wheeler was saved after
being in the water half an hour
The steamer Arizona, which sailed from
e..
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A SITUATION by respectable Swedish girl IS
"a waitress and chsmbsrmaid, or to do general
housework In q small family. No objection to 90 to
the seaside. Call at her present place,
il6 it, rRUMBUIJ STREET
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A FIRST-OLASS button hole maker and seam
N stress, hand or mAShine, can be found by Ap-
plying In person by mail to Mrs. B., No 4QS
Orchard street, second noor viii go or work at
home. JIG It,
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A Warning to Spencer.

LONDON, June I5.-The Standard warns
Earl Spencer against going to Belfast. It
says that the loyalists are stung to the quick
by sense of injustice and without doubt in
tend to take rstaliatory measures. The
writer fears that the old feud between Prot
estants and Pspists is about to be renewed in
Ireland and that bloodshed at Belfast will
mark its beginning.
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G. M. LOOMS.
TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
New Haven Taxes.

THNHE subscriber gives notice to all persons laDis
to pay taxes in New Haven on list OF 1851 . Snu
nayable july l. 1884 for the Town, City, New raven
1Jitv School District, westvils School DISTRICT ana
west School District of the town Of New haven, ta'
he will commence receive ia les on sa1d iiss on
" l. 1884 at his Office, No. City Hail. Church
street. e. ao - K n
-, S TEE ODORE A. FUTILE,
Collector of the Above Named Taxes:
No. 1J.,,.r Conn lime III 1884 j12 1St
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A Drug Clerks Fatal Mistake.

WASHINGTON, June ia child of J. K.
Ross died here yesterday from the effects of
morphine administered by mistake for qui-
nine. The drug clerk who put up the pre-
scription was held responsible by the COR
oner's jury.
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President Al

President Arthur Going TO -Frinceton.
New YORK, June 15.-President Arthur
received number of calls this afternoon and
took drive in the park. He leaves in the
morning for Princeton where his son is q
student. He will return to Washington Mon
dag night.
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Ireland.
AnOrangeman's View of spe

An Orangeman's View of Spencer.
DUBLIN, June 15.-Mr. Staples, M. p, q
prominent member of the Orange faction,
writes to the Dublin Mail that Earl Spencer
and party are the worst enemies of loyal
Irishmen. He declares that if the loyalistS
submit to the DEGREES imposing inaction
upon Thorn they will invite their political and
material destruction.
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Aeal GstatE.
For sale at a BARGAIN.

49, BEAUTIFUL two-Etory cottage house, con-
EiS tanning nine situated in the pleasantsst
ASE part of the village of Saratoga Springs, New
York. within ten minutes walk OF the celebrated
mineral springs and large hotels Lot 10oxI50 feet,
ON the Third and Catherine ttreets; within
one block of Judgs Hi1ton's park. on high ground ;
of the healthiest localities in the village por
ton of the purchase money remain on mortgage
IL desired For full information call address
E. F. DURAND, grocer, s24 State street, New Haven.
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LOST.
LOST

SHS--S) BLACK and Tab Setter Dog with own
=SNers name on collar. reward will be paid
for his return to Barker Ransons stables to g..
r. Downer, Whitneyville. JIG It,
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FD R SALE,

FOB SALE,
Se4Ih A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, modern built,
esIIs with all the improvements, IA rooms besides
k5i.a the closets and bathroom, located central
price and terms that will make it an object to buy.
Call and s5e it.
FOR RENT,
number of good Houses and Tenements,
Money to loan in amounts to Accommodate on reales-
tate security.
No. 20 Church Street, Room z.
ONCE Open Evenings from to g.
l.. z. COMSTOCK.
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The steamer Arizona, which sailed from
Liverpool for Philadelphia Saturday. carried
five hundred Mormon recruits bound for
Utah.