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TWILL JUST LET FOLKS KNOW
OTTO DIETER.
HoFA11o Ss M LANE BORDER OF NOTICE.

.HARRIET E.. LANE. ] State of Connecticut, New Haven County. ss. New Haven, Sept. 3, A. D. 1885.
 TPON the complaint of the said Ioratio M. O Lane, praying for reasons therein set forth Court in and for New Haven county, to be held on the fourth Tuesday of September, D. 1885; it ap- bearing to. and being found by, the subscribing
 authority, that the said defendant is absent from this State-gone to parts unknown; therefore, Orfered-That notice of the pendency of said
 complaint be given by publishing this order in the Journal and Courier, q newspaper printed ill the town of New Haven, Conn.,, once week for three weeks successively, commencing on or before the 5th day of September, A. D. 1885. JONATHAN INGERSOLL Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County se5oaw3t
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Hay Fever.

Clipped from Canada Presbyterian, under sigma tr,re Of O. B. Robinson. Prop: was cured of of recurring bilious headaches by Burdock Blood Bit
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STARIN'S LINE. Eaisy Except Saturday.

Leave New Haven from I ,25 Siafin,s Dock at !Gl5 every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday The EaAs rus CORNING, Captain Spoor, every Monday
 Returning leave New York from Pier IS, foot of Coruandt street, at P m.the STARiN eyels Monday, Wednesday and Friday; the CORNING every Sunday, Tuesday and ThuIsday. The oDl, Sunday night boat from New York.
 Fare with berth in cabin, $1; stateroom S1. Ex cl.rsion tickets S1'5U.
 Free Coach leaves the depct arrival Of Hart ford train. Leaves corner Of Church and Cbape streets every half hour, commenting 6:30 D. nl. Tickets and State Rooms can be purchased at tn Tontine Hotel, of the DoTnes News Co.,, 351 Chapel street at the International Express 31 Center street
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BELIAISE..

Council met last night The President
If Council had his committees ready and
rfai them to he honorable body.
Another circus will be here next month.
Pepaiying of all kinds is being done about
town.
The First Ward band has new suits which
they purchased through John King.
Scott Reese went to Kansas yesterday 10
remain until next fall
The irst ward barber shop is now owned
By j. Patterson, OF Benwood
Some young trees are being planted about
town Friday is Arhor day.
The new School Board organized but
posponed the appointment OF clerk until
tomorrow evening. Star Woodbridge will
be re-aPponted.
Three engines were Grecl sl somewh
by a collision on the i. ~ y. some miles
west OF here.
The Contest last night al the Niagara
rink between two Of our best skaters and
two chaps from Martins Ferry, was quite
interesting. The race will be concluded
this evening
The Strobe House is being decorated
with a coat OF pant.
All who have subscribed money toward
the monument AID have not paid it will be
influenced by the law.
He'll IS out on the river practicing each
day.
Brim Battclle is the father OF new boy
baby
Miss Jennie Duncan left yesterday for
Scotland to visit friends.
Rev. NJ. Heinze breaches bis farewell ser
mon next Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Piper and Miss Carrie Ran.
dolph are now clerking in the posto'hce.
Drummers come thick, but the amount
Of goods they do not sell is astonishing.
Mrs. DR.. 4. X. Smith Lsves for CIeVe-
land 10 day, TO rejoin her husband there
bethesda this wear as before, will be the
scene OF crowd Of merry campers as soon
as the weather is favorable.
A supply of speeches from the Repre-
sqntatives in Congress from this district ls
beralded this way every once in a while.
Some Of the colored folks talk OF renting
the Buckeye Rink for a short time.
Some iron nails are still cut at the Bel
laire Nail Works.
4 o. officials were in town yesterday.
The McKelvey and Hammond base ball
clubs play this afternoon.
The sheriff took Bub Borham 10 Colum.
bus Yesterday 10 serve out his sentence.
= opis Williams, b. & 0. brakeman,
fell from the cars at Cassell S station and
WIS killed. He resided at Norwich, o.
James B. Darrah has been reelected
President of the Boari of Education again.
Mr. d. must be suited for that position as
be has been serving in that capacity for
The Island Polo Club came down last
right, TO play the Bellsire club at the
Elsisu INK. The BellsiEe boys won,
sccurir.. The frs, two points. There were
about fHy couples in attendance from
Wheeling coming down on the Princess
II. grand march VAS one Of the fnas
sGnirs q tie Lad eve. witnessed IL IG;5
n,ighbolhcOd
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, April 2l.-A terrific gas explo.
sion occurred in South London last night
Several persons were injured and two houses
shattered. The leakage of gas is burning
in the streets. The men are digging to cut
oil the main pipe to prevent further dam
age.
Berlin, April 2l.-It is proposed to hold
the first general exhibition OF German pro.
ducts, art and industries at Berlin in 1888.
The only foreign exhibits admitted will be
from Austria
The PrusSian Government proposes to
convert the and /! per cent. Prussian
consols into per cent. bonds, thus effect
ing a saving OF interest of 100000 marks
per annum.
LoNDoN, April 2l.-The British steamer
Wm Burkitt, Captain Freeman, from New
Orleans, March Is, arrived at Hamburg on
the 10th inst She had very rough pas
sage, her decks being constantly flooded.
She lost ventilators and was otherwise dan.
aged.
NIEsNA, April 2l.-It is announced that
tie correspondence Of Richard Wagner,
which as been edited by Herr Kes;ner,
vii appear in print sometime in May. The
e, rre>I ICudence comprises the period ot
W8gntr's lie from 1890 TO 1883
BEnIN, April 2l.-f.he foreign Office is
IL Iect ipt Of information that the crews OF
two Gsrran vessels have been captured and
eaten by cannibals, on Hermit Island, in
tie Pacific ocean.
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LAWTON DECLINES
And Wishes to Relieve the President of
ANY Embarrassment.

And Wishes to Relieve the President of
ANY Embarrassment.
SAVANNAH, GA, April 2l.-General Law
ton has sent q dispatch to Washington de-
ciining the Russian mission, to which he has
been decided eligibly by the Attorney Gen
eral General Lawton action IS based on
q desire to relieve the administration of any
embarrassment which might result irom the
inevitable fight which would occlr over his
confirmation by the Senate. Ii can be as
serted on the highest authority that, unnI
this dispatch was received. President
Cleveland expected that General Lawton
would stalt for Russia within few days,
and that the declination of the official is
lot based on a suggestion from any official
or Other person. General j. b. Gordon, OF
Georris, will it is said, now De rendered
the Russian missio7.
The dispatch from l1wtOn, if received at
Washington, has not been made public at
this hour. If ten. Lawton has refused to
accept the mission, he will relieve the Ad.
miuistration of an embarrassing problem
although the President had determined to
send him to St. Petersburg, based on the
opinion Of Attorney. General Garland. 1t
will be recollected that in this opinion Mr.
Garland held he was in the same position
with Lawton regarding the removal of his
disabilities. The whole case was one which
caused considerable gossip, as It was be-
leved it opened the door to any eX'Conlei.
crate the President mi ght feel disposed to
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impudent seizure by England Of the I,land
Of Port Hamilton.
The Novoe Nremya says that exchange
has again fallen and that the war cloud is
Advancing.
Dublin Sationalists Dispersed.
DUBLIN, April 2l.-On the arrival of the
Prince and Princess of Wales here last night
a slight attempt was made by nationalists to
create disturbance. The police succeeded
in dispers ng them.
True Bill Against the Dynamiters,
LONDON, April 2l-The Grand Jury this
afternoon returned true bills ag .inst Gun.
ninRham and Burton, for treason aud felony,
and also commended the police for their
management ot the affair.
Foreign Markets.
LONDoY, April 2l.-The stock markets
closed fiat with but little bus ness transact
ed in operators preferring to postpone furth,
er dealings until they have heard the prom
ised statements in parliament regarding the
reply OF Sir Peter Lumsden. Consuls de-
cm ed owing to the beIlcose tone OF the
Russan press the reported Russian prepara,
'ioIs 10 seize Herat and RI Hored dissen-
sion in the English cabinet. Egyptian Sc
curiues were very fiat.
PARIS, April 2l.-Tbe Bourse to-day was
weak At the close, however, better feeling
prevailed
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RUM0RED Massacre
Of the Garrison of FO't Pitt, Cap
tured and Burned.
cREEs CHARGED WITH THE OUTRAGE.
A Plan of Attack---News From the
Difficulties in Central
America.
AN ATTACK ON PANAMA THREATENED

CLAREs CROssISG, n. W. T., April al
A dispatch Just received from Battleford
says that messenger has just returned
from Fort Pitt and reports that the fort has
fallen into the hands OF the Cree Indians
who have been beseiging it ever since the
Frog Lake massacre. Two policemen are
known to have been killed, and it is feared
the whole garrison has been massacred. An
Indian told the messenger that the Crees
had gone down the river, but this is not
credited.
The commander at Fort Pitt was Police
Inspector Francis jeffrey Dickens, the third
son of Charles Dickens, the novelist.
MiddIeton's Plan of Attack.
WIXNEpzG, April 2l-Other advices from
Clarke's Crossing say that Gen. Middleton 8
plan of campaign is to send 40 scouts under
Captain French, the Ninth Field Battery
and 10 Royals down the river on the west
side, while the remainder of the force under
General Middleton will march down the
river on the east side. 1t is expected an
attack on Batouche will be made on Thurs
day.
a Swift current dispatch says Col. Otter's
command has crossed the river and left on
march for Ba,tleiord. There are one hun
dred and ninety teams, rauons for % days
and foIage for twenty days The steamer
Northcote left for Clark's Crossing this
morning taking supplies for Middleton and
portion Of the Midland batllion. Captain
Howard goes to Clarks Crossing by the
Noythctte taking General Middleton one
gattling gun.
CALGARY, April Collaboration has
heen received here that on Saturday, April
II, about forty young Crees raided the Hud,
{ on Bay Company's store at Battle River
and plundered it Of lot of stores and pro.
,jsioLs. The Indians afterwards repented
their action and restored all goods that had
feen consumed. Smiths battalion is in
camp here. Two courers from L Eimonton
hrir wo that al soldiers around there
iay, been brought to town by command OF
Captain Griesbach. TIL town has not
h,tn attacked, but the ou lying settlements
Lave been raided
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BRIEF TElEGRAMS,

Wagner, the murderer of Sheehan, at
Mount Gliead, o., who was convicted and
sentenced TO be hanged last July, but whose
sentence was suspended, has had his case re.
viewed by the court, and will be hanged
Friday, July 81.
-Four houses we're demolished in Burns
City, Texas, Saturday night by a cyclone.
At a fire in tenement house in Boston
Sunday morning, mother threw her babe
out OF the window
A bloody and sensational tragedy occur
red at Cakdale junction, near Chattanooga
Sunday. Pat Cain, a hostler, and Jim
First, noted desperate, went to saloon,
and while there became engaged in bitter
quarrel First finally drew his pistol and
shot Cain through the breast. AS the latter
was falling be fred at First, the ball taking
effect in his abdomen, causing fatal
wound
The Exchange Hotel and Lutheran
Church at Lyons, n. Y, were burned yes
terday. Calvin Porter, of Seneca Falls,
pershed in the flames. Loss, $4,000.
A three yeLrold child OF c. J. Halenan,
of Akron, O., died from swallowing large
quantity Of carbolic acid, which Was lett
within its reach.
kenward Phillips has recovered verdict
of $1,000 against the New York Tribune
for damages sustained By the charge Of
having written the Morey letter.
r. r. Foster & Co, tea dealers of St.
Louis, made an assignment for benefit OF
creditors. Liabilities 100000, assets
$l25, 900.
William Webb who killed Charles Foster
at Centerburg o., was captured in swamp
near the place. He is held in $1,000 bail
for trial
Louis A. Moft, of Fl. Wayne, Ind was
crushed to death while coupling cars at
Bucyrus, o.
Rev. by. Taylor, who was one hundred
years old last December :, died at Auburn,
n. Y, Sunday.
The timbering of tunnel No. 3 on the
Oregon Pacific railroad - miles west OF
Corvallis, Ore, was burned Sunday. 1t
will require a week or ten days work to re-
pair the tunnel, which is $50 feet long
through solid rock. No part of the roofis
believed TO have fallen.
The Cook countY'grand jury returned in.
dicments Yesterday against Patrick Con.
don, John OConnor and "Dutchy" Keefe
for robbery of the ballot box in the Third
precinct Of the Third ward Of Chicago, at
the recent municipal election.
There are eighteen cases OF smallpox in
the Hotel Diem, at Montreal, all developed
within week.
At Princeton, n. J, preparations are
being made for the coming OF the famous
Evangelist, Brother Moody, on Saturday.
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GRANT never HAD CANCER
And the Doctors, Who Are Sharp
Fellows, Now Admit II.
THE HsMORRHAGE CAUSED BYAsoRE
Which Has Now Disappeared---So, at
Least, Says the New
York Sun.
SILL lMPRoyIkG---A SHORT WALK.

NEw YORK, April 2l.-The Sun this
morning ediiorially declares that General
Grants hemorrhage was caused by sore
which has now disappeared; that he has not
had cancer; that the doctors now admit it,
and that Shrady and Douglas have got
good deal OF free advertising, and are sharp
fellows.
Rapidly Gaining Ground.
NV IoKE, April 2l.-Gen. Grant awoke
this morning greatly refreshed. His cough
seems TO have left him, And has sleep -Yss
peaceful and uninterrupted DIR. Douglas
said the drive which the General took yes.
terday had benefited him. That the dis.
,irguished patient is rapidly gaining ground
can be noted from his going up and down
stairs unasSisted About . 30 Mark Twain
called and had long talk with the Gen
eIal.
At 1 o'clock this afternoon the General
in an overcoat high hat and neck scarf,
left the house and walked down the sleeps
Behind him came Col. Grant, who walked
by bis side but rot touching him. The
General walk to the corner OF Sixty.slxth
street and Madison avenue, there turned
and paced back lie used cane and
walked slightly limping, but there was
nothing of tottering teebleness, and as he
was congratulated during the little walk,
he responded with Thank you," in voice
that was clear and firm. The Colonel
slightly assisted him in mounting the steps
on his return.
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SHE MET HIM AT The RINK.
A baltimore Belle Turns Her Bonds Into
ca, Ia and Goes West rs n Bride.

baltimore Belle Turns Her Bonds Into
Cash and Goes West rs n Bride.
BALTIMORE, April 2i-The friends OF
Mss Lille Taylor, an accomplished and
progressing YouDg lady Of East Baltimore
Scre dismayed last night to discover that
sic had eloped with William Ames. Miss
TAYLOR had been permitted to attend the
Olympic rink. There she met Ames, who
is u graceful skater and the two were soon
skating together, their lover-like actions
causing no little comment. At length the
prls friends heard of it, and the result was
tat lie happy evenings at the rink were
broken Up. The lovers continued to meet,
however, and finally determined to eIope.
Mis- Taylor, who is over Is, had some
$1,000 in city stock in her own name.
She sought lawyer, who informed her that
she could legally dispose of all personal
property held in her own name. leSter'
day morning she placed her stock in a
br0kers hauGs who "u>:l. disposed o; 1t,
and handed the money TO Miss Taylor.
Yesterday afternoon the couple we're quietly
welded at the Church Of the New Jerusa-
lem. and lift the ci,y on late train llsi
pirit for he West Th. girls parents are
fur ous, aud many eYPec;ant su,ors dis
MAYED
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Cnnel and Spiritnali.m.

Nsw ORLEANS, April 2l.-Mgr. CaPel
attended tie recent meeting of Southern
Spiritual.ts is in this city. In Published
letter he now coutradicts some of the utter
auces Of alleged spirits there regarding the
Ca,hohc Church, aud says they show igno'
rance of the church on the part OF the me,
Gi-ms. After explaining that the Catholic
doctrine Of hell is not that it i place OF
s.n. but that its inmates suffer the pain Of
less and the pain OF sense. Mgr. Capel
adds. Catholicism for5iGs the eyoking o.
srni,s, be they good or bad. 1t forbids
striving to find out things future or past
through the spiritual world. Itspiritualis's
would spend few days in studying the
teachings OF the Catholic Church concern
ing The other world, they would find therein
all he good points they are striving to up
hold, freed from the dangers aud deIuslon'
yb.ch attend the holders Of spiritualists
81 CcatiOu
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WINNsBAGo SETTLERS
VIII Contest the Presidents Proclamation
in Court.

VIII Contest the Presidents Proclamation
in Court.
PIERRE, DAE., April PA large and
enthusiastic meeting of the settlers on the
Winnebago and Crow Creek reservations
was held last night An organiza'ion was
perfected with power to organize sssocia.
lions throughout the reservation, and raise
funds to bring the matter into the courts
and test the validity Of the Presidents 5
proclamation closing the reservation. A
Ereu; number OF the settlers are determined
10 rtsjstto the very las. The Ympatay osths
people is for the settlers, and aid is rendered
them 10 stand out for their homes. Hun
dreds OF them see ruin staring them in the
!ace. and they still have hopes that they
will not be driven from their homes and
that the Government will vet make proyis-
ions whereby the rights of the Indians as
well as Of the settlers will be protected.
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ANOTHER COACHMAN CAUGHT.
The Memphis EIopers Living in Chicago
The Woman Repentant.

The Memphis EIopers Living in Chicago
The Woman Repentant.
CHICAGO, April Ala dispatch from St.
Louis, Sunday, gave the particulars OF the
elopement OF Mrs. Ann Steinreid, Of Mem
phis, with John Irwin, her husbands negro
ccachman, and stated that the husband, who
is wealthy physician OF Memphis, was fol
lowing the runaways The elopement oc'
cured three weeks ago last Saturday. The
truant couple arrived in Chicago Wednesday
morning ard went a. once 20 boarding.
house kept by colored people, on Third ave.
nue., near the Western Indiana depot They
gave The names of Mr and Mrs. Williams
and secured q room there. The landlaiy of
this house as seen last night by u reporter
and she told the folIo~ing story:
They told me they we're lawful husband
and wife, bat didn't want to take them
when ! saw she was a white woman. told
them kept a respectable house, and that |
never took white and colored people She
said that she had coIor;d blood in her; that
her mother was a colored woman SO gave
them a room. She was very fa- md saw
at once she was refined. They had no bag
gage, and she had no change OF clothing
She and her man kept close together and
seemed to think good deal of each other.
Every day they went out TO hunt work, but
didn get any. She cried good deal in her
room, and seemed to be all broke up from
he time she came here. asked her what
was the matter, and she said she was crying
because her husband could not get work. "
The couple left the house Monday morn.
ing, but are known TO be in the city and
are watched by detectives The latter rs
scris that she undoubtedly viii return to her
husband il he wishes it,
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An Alliance pIystery.

ALLIANCE, o, April 2l.-ChriS. Wa'hsy,
OF Rextord, Pa, arrived here last evening
in search OF his father, Henry Wathey, who
has mysteriously disappeared. He left home
about the middle of March in search OF
location, having sold his grocery store
short time before. The last heard from him
by his family he was at this place. While
here he was noticed to act very strangely
aud part OF the time was very melancholy.
Suong fears are entertained that he has
leen foully dealt with and robbed OF hl'
money, having had considerable on his per
son when he lett here He is described as
a man ffty-two years Of age, about five feet
ten inches tsll, weighing go pounds, sandy
whiskers. light hair, blue eyes and q man OF
very tine appearance.
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GENERAL LUMsoENS REPLY.
It's Text-A Refutation of KOmaron's ES-
p'auatiOn.

Its TPNt-A kCiutatiOh OF NOhha'"h s@N
pauatiOn.
Loxpoy April 2l-Sr Peter Lumsdens
dispatch in reply to the Government In
ouiry as to the correctness Of Gen. hom-
a oas report ofEtbe encounter b tween the
Russians and Afghans on the Kushk river is
dated Tirput, April l., and is addressed to
Earl Granville. Dispatch reads: Ten.
Komaroffs account OF the attack on Penl-
deh is considered incorrect. Gen
Komarof saws: ION the 25th OF March
one detachment approached lash heprl on
our bank Of the Kushk river. | Reply lash
Kepri is Kurd for Put-l khisti:
General Komarohs calm to either oanS
of the kushk is untensble. The left banE
has always been held By Atghans and was
never subject to Russian occupation. On
the 10Th OF February Russians located al
outpost of % Tcrcomans at n I'll
Pepe Mound. one mile north of Putl- -hh'su
and about a mile from the nearest point on
The Kushk river and the kushk s Junction
vi,h the MGrghgd river. This had always
remained the extreme limit Of the Russian
advance within their line of vedettes. Inc
Russian cavalry detachment alluded TO dii
s,ivence ssainst Put-I. March 25th,
but thew retired before reaching there, when