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The Presidents Proclamation

WASHINGTON, Sept. l0.-The Presi-
dent has issued the following procia'
nation:
WHEREAS, Satisfactory evidence
has been receive that, upon vessels OF
the United Slat os arriving at the Fort
of Boca dol Tors, Ur .sd StatGs OF
Columbia. no duty is imposed by the
ton rs trnnr 70 tax or as ltght
money. aud that no other equivalent
toy on yeysels of The United States is
imposed at said port by the Colombia
WHLREAs, BY the provisions Of ss3'
zion IA, OF an s"t approved June 20,ls- :,
toremuve certain burdens on
the American merchant marine;
and encourage tho American
foreign carrying Jreoe, anu
for other purposes, Cha president
of tho United Statei ls authoflZe9 10
susr nd the collection, i'll pof' OF the
IJniteI States, from vessels striN ing
from any portion ot Centre America,
oowu to and inciuding Aspinwali and
Panama, OF so much OF the duty,
al TIE rat3 OF three Genus
per ton "a may be in excess OF tonnage
and lig house dues, or other equiv
allen tax imposed on American yes
sells by the government OF inc !ofelgn
country in Whlch sum Po,I 80
now. therefore. l, Grover Cleveland
President Of the United States o.
America, by virtue of the authority
vested III me by the act and section
here in before mentioned, do hereby
declare and proclaim that on az, aea
after his 9th day of September, 1852
the col ector Of said tonnage duty O
3 Gems per ton shall be sus
pended as regards all vessels ariSiDe
in any port Of ....yTrt.od States
the port of Boca Del Tors, United
S,.ates OF Colombia. In testlhony
,ybereof have bereunto set nv hand
and caused tho seal OF the United
States to bs affixed.
Done at the CITY of Washington this
9th dag of s,e otember. 1885,, and OF the
Independence Of the United states o.
America the one hundred and tenth
GROVER CLEVELAND,
MN Il. RAYARD, President.
Secretary OF State.
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date, tho foiiosiaf fnl0f Hf ainr.si
Nv the eOnve Il'nf
|NN N
Ne n rasolt ID uq t.a rUH fIiHH'sia
of fekas, tnYthuI UH h.fHfII
res -'rhs 'Ia NOME 1000 nfflr'
sal ga shall Ua tfo Nnui plfnn Ilr.f
al Texas,
Senund--Tl IiI object iH iIn GUIDE
y essiOn ny .ll HuW lh" q. ft
m anu aoiufo lIr nud imf luHilpn ui
w Dxioa.ing .H'f ht'Hlht. ih
tn|s Sili3.
Hhirf-Thi UHrHi h.lNrN DIT 600
4 az. aud lnaI Tag HlHl hsfu ff
mul.O ono N|r.. n HhIII .'i M iNi
lbst wo will 1gh until vioi0ty crowns
our oLoI,1. 80
Fouilh-- rhGt w0 enter urln this
eonflict with solemn GOnsideTa. ion and
Wnl n tiym aud intrepid spirit we
recognize the mighty ana subtitle
power OF our antagonist bet w.sh re-
,anoa ON tho justice ~ our capse ana
with fain In q A and "A the Nlftua
ard In sgrityo the people, we pei'oVe
that p ch,biIion will prevail.
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DECATUR Sept 10 -Lspecie',l-- A
nice shower alter the prohibition
ele etion has cooled the srdor of friends
and foe, and everything quiet The
uti-prohibitioniste, or ome one, has
reported that owing to some irregular
Nv, ynetut3 Ct preail3t. Mo- II ~ q
thrown out, thus defeating the VIII OF
will not be. The majority for pro-
bibltjon is 316, with two small boxe %
ne from, which will likely increase
III srove figures. Wise county
urobibitionists are jubliant over their
success and mourn for their sister
counties which have suffered defeat.
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The IrIsh-Ca ho' CO.

NEW YORK, Sept. l0-Tho irish
Catholic National Benevolent union
met again &c day in Brooklyn. The
Eeinz resolutions were taken up and
aiop I. The thanks OF the Conveu-
ton we're lnderei - the commit q on
resolu,ions for she ''llinG, verse
and compile TINS on which they
hs1 facilitat 4 the organization, and
in plac ug on record thh condemnation
of lhe Ca. uol'ts OF mo L ni' 4 STAT a nj
the u tempt OF de"oviug lore'sa, r NV,
ers - in, 3liere with The established
aud honorable primo Piles of american
liEaI ".
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ALvARADo, Sept. 9.-[Speclal.l Got
ton comes in slowly. Farmers are
dissatisfied with the low prices and
are holding it for an advance.
q, N. Cotter is erecting a mammoth
corn-sheller and grain house on the
Santa Fe railroad. He has already
shipped about GO carloads of the new
crop. Alvarado is paying % cents for
new corn ana q cents tor good oats.
Dealers expect 10 handle S,OC) or 10000
bsles OF cotton here this year. They
are o eased with the pool es ie gives
euual rates with Dallas ana fofb
Worth.
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Iha Slander Nnse.

Tho july in the SANDER case OF che
State VS.. A. S. Hubbard, charged
with slandering Mr.. r. Huffman, y
prominent farmer, with being too intl-
mate with his fHuhman'e) sister-in-
law, brought in q verdict yesterday
.rnornius, iRhine Hubbard guilty and
imposing u fins of SlC0 and cos5 on
him. The case mas excited great
deal of interest, owing TO tho btgh So
cial standing of the parties.
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Local Option.

A prominent citizen OF Dallas
county, who has always hs5n an act
i've supporter of locat option in bis
precinct, in conversation with the re-
porter expresst his views Very
freely on Inc question. He says thet
a majority OF mo iccal opvioo's . TAKE
no stock In the prohibition 30, " aS
organize in Dallas a few weeks since
tejJher, savs ne, do We affiliate VIII
Tho prouiD ton agitatoll or desire tc
make political or religious issue o.
local option.
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sea tina, onto raiil, NJ New roti,
who Ia In pfis,o NJ iiayaoa, rs
islr sud spoedy ival.
puLti a tuhtn, hut
some wears since bt anus Anaiufnhfe y
AW0,,ean Ts recently req fntl "a
Uuba on, NJ hs sa'i Tfivaie bus'nssf'
fuimf lla civ on his fival he VS.
fsiHtd aud impf isontd On the charge
on iuoltlne Iobel'ion against Spain
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Cat into The Common Cell

Harry Wood, the superintendent OF
the gas works, who slot and killed
Henry I.alimer, an employe, several
weeks since, vino was given s. ptrate
room ON account OF = severe blow no
received in the head, having failsd 20
mate bis bond, which was set a. 81 600,
yyas turned mi the conmon cell along
with the other prisoners yesterday
His worud mas healed. He IL still
making efforts to give bond for his APP
pesrPuca 1T court.
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rha NOW neliyery system

WASHINGTON, Sept. Io.-When Post
mas,er-General Villas returns, next
week, he will! D-oceed 10 consider the
questions that have arisen ~
cor nectiun with the imrneuia,o us-
livery system. and VIII Issue gu az
rni,ins full aud explicit instructions
Tor their guidance il inaugurating the
new gcheme.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.-RepreseD-
tstiye Mills, IL is reported here, has
bsen engaged duringthe entire sum
mer in the preparation of tariff bill,
which he purposes introducing soon
.fter tho converting of congress. II -
stated ia AZ the measure will provide
for the REDUCTION OF the revenue 10
such 4 sum las is necessary to cover
fs,e rover xment expenses. IL -
nr0posed thar this revenue
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The Consumption of Distilled spi its

The Consumption of Distilled spi its.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10-The con2-
missioner of internal revenue reports
thab the amount of distilled spirits
gone into consumption in the United
State during the fiscal year, ending
juno so, 1s95, 1s 69,l56S02 gallons, end
the amount of malt liquors,
on which tax was paid uuring
the same PERIOD, ts ~, ,so,9oS
bnrrele, The amount of wine con-
sumed in this country during the
wear 1884 is estimated al 26,5oS,345 gal
Ions,
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Dapgerneld.

DANGERTrELp, Sept. TO- Special
Tho prohibition erection for Morris
county psgsed of quietly on the Sih.
Prohi oition was dei5at ID at every box
ia the county. The anti-probibittcnists
are iub,lant to-day over the result and
wild with enthusiasm.
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The Arkansas Congressional Election

TExARKANA, ArE., Sept 9.-lSf :c'a
the electiou for congressman io'
tho Third congressional distiics OF
Arkansas psaseI off very quietly yes
terdac. Hon. y, &. MoRea's majority
in NJ Her county, The home OF HOG. u
G, Mitchell, tue lnoei sndenS capGl-
dat :, IS "a. Z sOnfns om the o'strlct
Indicate a Do&jor,tv for McRes over
Miioholl of over 3 coo.
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Yell by tho Hayside

An old man, by the name of Brown,
was picked up on Mckinney avenue
last evening in helplsss and I'M
conscious condition. he WAS con
yeyed TO the oalabo pse, where he ra.
ceiyad medical attention. The old
fellow was svrauger in tho civ, Gnu
was unable to give an intel''Gon, &C.
count of himself.
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Ciarkesyille.

CLAnKEsv1hLE, Sept. 9.-lspooial.l :
Interest in the result of yesterdays
election has pretty noer subsidized
The returns come in slowly and pro-
bibition is S36 ahead, with one pre-
cipet on the river and four otnei
small voting places to hear from me
total majority will no doubt reach
001
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POL rICAa

Arkansas Cons rrssionhl Etc. on
LITTLE Rock, Sept. % Official and
unofficial 10. lrus isom tho tpird ais
tficL give McES3, DEM crat for con-
efess, about 81. D majority, double the
majority avon tho Democratic csndi-
dale LIST November.
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TO Be Sold gain

BY virtue OF IN order. of sale issued
from the United States circuit conrt,
the Texas Trunk railroad will be sold
to the highest bidder, on tho first Tues
day in October, to satisfy an execution
in favor of the international Trust
opmpanU.
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THE MoNGoLIAN TROUBLES.
serious Trouble Anticipated.

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyoming, sept. o.
seveu hundred Cinnamon returned
here yesterday under escort OF four
com psniss OF troops. The miners, 1t
il alleged, threaten to destroy the
compsny's buildings, ell of which are
under strong guard. Serious trouble
is feared as soon as the miners think
they have sp opportunity to carry out
THAR fhroo -
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BRAINBRD KIDNAPPED

WINNIPEG, Sept. 10.--1t is under
stood that Brainerd, the Vermont
banker, who has been hiding here,
cannot be found. Great indignation is
felt at the disclosure thst he wa,
picked up on the stree, plstoi
noiuted sc his head, forced into car
Rage. ard taken to Cookston, Mime
sofa, making ITO miles the fret day.
The arrest OF two parties who helped
in the kidnapping is expected this
eyanino.
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ProbibIt,on Platforn

A good deal of discussion is new go
ing on as 0 what platform was adopted
by the prohibition party at It's convon-
ton, held in Dallss on May Is. We re-
produce, from(THE Herald Of that
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shaii 10 derived, in 40 msls, ifnin
that rIafs ~ 10 . tliln 81 Giles tnnWn ~
10 xuflta, and that ~ alton On be- neo
esaHfits ~ lie shall bo reduced ~ The
low cot IuaslhlO sun.
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SYRAcusB,N. Y. Sept. 0.-At tc-day's
session of the prohibition convention,
II. Clay Bascom, of Troy, was romt-
nate l for governor by scclamaton.
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Young or middis-tgsd mon, sntter,,
ing from nervous debility or kindre d
affections, should address with 10 cents
IN stamps Tor large treatise, World,s
Dispensary Medical Association, Buf-
falo, n. Y.
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Mrs. IL. Page, who was so'Ae 0i@e
since adjudged insane, YVES Eaken 10
tho luuatic asylum yesterday, where
she will remain until har reason
which was caused by Ill heal1h, 10 re-
stored. Her physicians have strong
hopes OF her ultimate recovery.
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PIrrsBURG, Sept. 9.-[Speciai.]-Pro
hibition was defeated yesterday IN
this Camp county by 200 mejority.
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Seouestration Suit.

Tho City National bank filed suit
YESTERDAY in the district court against
John F4rrar and p. A. Jordoni sequos.
tering 400 head oi yearling cattle Tor
debt,
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Martin.

MARLIN, Sept 9--lSpeoial. l-Prohi-
bition was beaten in tails county hy
900 majority.
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MlO,AL NEWS NOTES.
rnf strrtNetn cRop RtPoHr
Preside ntia rf"eiamAtion-Ai lls ih'ih
nni-Appuisiuenis-ihs New h'-
liyefy -ysisn-tabinot Meet
tng iutetnai iisVepuetotn'
mi.sisttrs' Report


WAsIIINoroN, sept, lO-Tho Sep
tombor oui ton report oftho department
OF agriculture, shows providence a
not aud dry weather during August
e,eept ia L0utsiabg, Mississippi aud
Flor de- sb'idiug of hollis and de-
cree. . Ofvi.-l ., hive resulted qu 10
ceneTs'lv. Tho drought has recn
serious In rr.'l I'D Arkansas aud
quito geuer, VA Western Ienh,s,,, J,
Southern Alabama, Georgia anu ne
CsfoItpt q, 4 az caterpillar hss
caufrd much dsmgSs m S uihein
Texn4, a kansr aud Central aud
Sorlht.4 Afnh. m. ltg l.tNa.lnl2 lH
poiea 49, Ut.l al So -lrTn Huog-
gia, wish sWalltl 'iRs Ye,' ire On. -
worn ls causipg mueh demus" p
Alrbsl.l, rkuusts aud TtN2., Iha
eondiuor hp- declu d ia every STATE
aver ~, ss''usJ 9llsi August l5sst
ytar. ] waa s. ia Sept 'muei ard -
In Al asst Tao present ayeraho is
Two. iu.s above tho September aNgt-
arr ~ tsu woe s. Tao iiguruN tor
tho several sla W0t follows:
NirrflIg ' No. Z. CstolirA .., 80
SON Rra ms ...i 4 2rgio -..... p,
FLORIDA ....... ~ Alauhun,,.r,,...rrH
Tenpg,S % .. - All OrsuF ..rsi
!NSlsl.'rr s, LOVES" 90,
GCunslly. plants ara vigorous and
capable, wan favorable Sulumn
weathei, Of an p'a 3, owth 6ra hnll ut-
yelopu aut. IL Districts mtat suscitu
with 40 lOu worms thH loss u IRE
paraNis RNd a. inr3a soius',
The { 'JCil.ou OF spT.ug whoN mas
beep imp.Irel z!ucs the lat OF Angus
intbc Northwest the district oI prlr-
cInal M, luctsoU. Heavy rsins, fol-
iowed by eXtI eme beat, b9sw-ep
rho tjrst aud mode a. AuSu f.
inst before harvest, sbriv6le the 81
AND csuSod /. 20 rot. Heavy winds
prostrRtod uud injured large areas In
Nebraska there Ia some comp tiht
O. smut. sud q little in ID ikota. Bugs
have douo some damage IN Wiscr isin
and NinLCc)ta. The MARY was ereatsr
in August than Jc!y. Tue averages
are A,uasa loss.
wiscon,lu, III Wisconsin ... s
Minnesota Minnesota. .,,, D
Dakota .'''.' y iowa. .' !
Northern New England, Colorado
and the Territories arc nearly, or quile,
mn TO a The general average for
All spring wheat ~ SSE, against
95 in kugua'. The crop OF last year
was lJC O0O, 000 bushel'.
The returns in winter wheat ara o.
most iden.iCal in result WIN tnoso oI
July. There is II slight Nv auco III
Michigan, Texas, Maryland and some
other SAFES; and . o0int or two oil DC
crease in several. Ire geneTs' average
iscj,S, sqainst c. IN july. Except as
the result Of The Spring NAV change
present exc sctation, the winner wheat
area may b. p,gcsl az 2lI,OUO,C u
bushels, and the remainipg
are I'll tut lJlCOc coo bushels. If in,
iuries repor cd IN no s. lck should
prove 10 bs eater than at present AZ
parent, n few millions OF reouctioh
might'stiil accrue,
The condition OF corn still continues
high, rar ling fro M 30 to 100 N state ay-
ersges. The general average Is %,
agsinst 90 in August. 1t was ~ IL -
y,ousLt very little injury, and will
be- capable o. little il deferred 10 days.
The proepf st sun favorable for a
crop sligut'y above tho average
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept lO'-iho an
nual repo; Of tito National Cotton Elk
change shows cotton movements OF
he Uni cd Safes for the year ending
Ausust 81 { = Es "a follows:
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-United
States Consul-General Williams, at
Havana, Cuba, was directed to-day to
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UNIVERSITY or vla6INIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine
weekly begin 9th July, 1883, and end sth
lst to students who design to pursue their
studies at this or other Law schools; 2nd,
to those who propose to read privately;
am 3rd, TO practitioners who have not had
FOR Circular apply (P. o. University OF va
to JOHN Il. MINOR, Prof. Com. and stat.
LON
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HE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH
is located al SEWANEE, TENN, upon
the Cumberland Plateau, 1000 feet above
the sea level. This school under the spe-
cial patronage of the Bishops Of the Pro-
and Southwest offers the healthiest resi-
Hence and the best advantages, both moral
and educational in Its Grammar School
and in Its Collegiate and Theological De-
partments For the special claims of this
I'm versity for patronage, apply for doou-
meuts to The Rev. Telfair Hodgson, Vice
Chancellor Sewanee Tenn.
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pRIvATE COUNSELOR
fEa,,SS coz LIS s@ ss..s .4&AsAs.

1900 pages sent any address securely sealed for mr.,
ny c.rts should be read by ALL Address "a hboyl
GBcc hcnrs from ga, II. too p spndsys, ITO " "
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-04

Wheat 800 cars: 1856 cars; oats ga cars hoss
Il, 900 head.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-04
STATE NEWS.

Mrs Catherine Lewis Morgan, mother O.
Mr. W. R. Morgan, of Hartford, died in thai
city on Monday after a lingering illness O.
several years.
Although East Hartford is emo license
town, liquors were found in five place.
yesterday by deputy sheriffs. All the parties
are to appear before Justice Goodwin.
Miss Kate Rooney, the domestic who was
so terribly burned at No. SO Buckingham
street, Hartford, on the 18th of February
died on Monday.
The electric light for the first time il
Illuminated New London on Monday evening.
A throng of people attended the event.
Chief John S. Kountz, OF
the Grand Army of the Republic, announces
the following aides-de camp from Connect
cut: Julius A. Bristol of Ansonia, John Nc
Gill of Stamford and Samuel j. Chaffee of
New Britain.
Danbury has a hospital furnished by DIR.
Adams at his own expense which is to be
conducted for three years by the town, which
will then decide whether or not it will buy
it.
Mrs Eliza Beach, of Newtown, daughter
of Mr.. Gurdon and Mrs. Ann Hawiey,
died ON February 28th, aged eighty-tw
She married Mr. Beach in early life and they
settled in the Beach homestead on Park ave-
me. She was never strong physically, and
in later years her life was burdened with in
tia1nmatory rheumatism and asthma. Four
years ago she fell and broke her hip and
since then has lain upon her couch with a
suspended weight attached to the limb to
keep the muscles from contracting. She
shows an example of great Christian faith
and resignation Mrs. Beach united with the
Congregational church in 1921 and was one
of t6e very few survivors of that period.
She leaves one son and several grandchildren
and great grandchildren.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-04
THE DOG SHOW.
Busy Times at the Office of the Club
A Good Show Insured - The Cata.


Busy Times at the Office of the Club
Good Show Insured - The Cata.
lOgues.
The second annual bench show of the New
Haven Kennel club, which will be held at
the Meadow street armory, on March 10, Is
and 20, will probably be better show than
the exhibition of last year, which was SO
creditable to receive many COM
pliments from good authorities ON canine
matters. The entries for the show close on
Saturday of the present week, and exhibit
ors will confer favor on the officers of the
society by forwarding entries as soon con-
venient instead of deferring it until the last
day for receiving entries.
Entries should be made to the secretary,
z. s. Porter, office 7s1 Chapel street, or adj
dressed to postoffice box 657. "Every msil
brings letters that require great deal of
correspondence" Mr.. Porter said last even
ing -I have to write letters in answer TO
all sorts of questions, and we are growing
more busy as the time for closing the entri,
approaches"
publis ned in the COURIER of March End, are
in addition to the regular premiums offered
by the club. The special premium list is
larger and better than last year.
The catalogues which viii be issued at the
time OF the show will be unusually valuable
as they will contain full and complete list
of all premiums awarded at the show.
A sufficient number of judges have been
engaged to judge all the dogs on the first day
of the exhibition and catalogues will be
printed in time to be ready for distribution
the folio wing morning. This addition of the
premium list will make the catalogues valu-
able for reference
: Other similar arrangements that have
been made by he club indicate that the exl
hibition will be better than the one which
was held last year.