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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-10-20
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90 pieces all wool Fancy Dress Goois, A inches
wide for 47e a yard These goods make up very
stylish for children They are actually worth 75c,
but we bought cheap, and shall give our Gu USTOM-
ERS the BENEFIT of HE LOW PRICE.
All wool hair line Checks for roc. yard Can
not be bought elsewhere under 81 GO.
pieces finest quail Sebastapol in all the fash
ionable shades for 81 yard; sold for $1.25 EVERY
WHERE
so cents a yari. Would be cheap at so and SO
cents.
BIG DRIVE in Black Dress Silk at soc. yard.
Be sure and examine this bargain in OUR ANNEX.
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Mrs. Anarchist Parsons says that she "will
take the red flag of the commune, and plant
it on all the mills and factories in New Eng
land" Mrs Parsons efforts to save her
husbands neck are not distinguished by
great wisdom
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1rY Goods.
Howe & StGtSOl,
\ SUCCESSORS TO
1ESSRS. J. N. ADAM & CO..
Insurance Building,
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE,

The warm weather of this month has had
a depressing effect on the jobbing dry goods
trade, and as we are always in CONDITION
to BUY when PRICES are LOW, we take
pleasure in announcing that we have pro-
cured in the past few days UNPRECEDENT-
ED BARGAINS IN FIRST-CLASS MER-
CHANDISE.
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Cotton Department.

There has been SHARP ADVANCE of about 10
per cent on many leading Coltons, Ilcklhgs, eec,'
within a few days. We take pleasure in continu-
ne our present low prices aud in g ing our custo
mers the benefit of our purchases at the extremely
low rates t which they have been sold previous to
October 10, thereby enabling them to make say say
axe heed and govern themselves accordingly.
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McINTYRE.M .MAGUIRE Sc CO.
cRosRY,s COLD

cRosBYs COLD AND cATARRH CURE
dn
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5aftedical.

Many years ago. while engaged in the general
practice of medicine saw the dark and apparently
hopeless condition of nearly every sufferer from
CHRONIC DISEASES, as well as the utter futility
of the methods of relief (relief simply and not
curel employed by the best in the medical frater
nity and speedily determined my course of ac
tion and welded my professional life to the most
careful analysis and intimate knowledge of the pc
culiarties of this class of ailments bending also
nv energies to find some
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-10-20
Method of Treatment

Which would be alike satisfactory to my patients
and myself.
Not the work of a day, or month, year, but
after MANY years of persistent application, have
by actual proof and test fixed and determined
line of treatment which for positive certainty of
results borders on the marvellous and has aptly
l,oo-, &arrn
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-10-20

Courting has been prohibited in the Saliva
ton Army, except under certain stringent
restrictions. If these restrictions can be en-
forced it is probable that the army will not
increase fast.
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A PRICELESS DISCOVERY,

A PRICELESS DISCOVERY,
And can show, prove and demonstrate to any
reasonable sensible, intelligent person that the
most difficult long-standing and obscure CHRON-
&c DISEASES will yield as if by magic to my NEW,
RATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT, and have no
hesitancy in saying that in the large majority or
such cases can only give RELIEF, but can CURE
them My treat ment. touching the foundation and
removing absolutely the of disturbance, rap
idly builds anew, invigorates with healthy growth
and recreates the original design.
DR.. Fl. n. BROWN.
90 Olive street
CONSULTATION FREE.
HOURS,
10 a. TO 2 n,., 40 and 10 r''sh.
i-3
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
still Going Aealnst Gladstone.

LONDON, July 7.-Mr. Mccartney,
Conservative, has been elected in An
trlm, the Nationalist candidates nom /.
natioo having been declared iDformai
The Tories have gaiosd the north and
south divisions Of Westham and the
AccriDgton and Southport divisions OF
Lancashire, In England. Every poll
shows Increased Tory vote. The net
Unionist gaia at d III. Ia: Mr. CrEw.
ford, who was COR nected with the
Duke case, has been elected In Ian
arkshire; Sir Il J. Reed, Gladston ian,
has been elected By 800 majority, after
great fight with MIR. Brand, one of
the moving spirits Of the Uniouists.
The latest totals are: 240 Tories, AZ
Unionists, 1l9 Liberals aud SIS Parnelll.
tes,
The last hope Of the Gladstonians-
the vote III the counties-has failed. The
English &C cunties are going Uniouist.
The counties of Somerset, War wick,
Hereford, Derby, Deubish and Shrop
SHIRE, IN which centres the agricu tn re
vote, have returned Conservatives.
Scotland continues GladsJonian. Nu.
nerous county polls have not yet been
taken, but il IL impossible to reverse
the defert of Government.
The Unionists are confident of an
ultimate strength of 80 against 800.
me Conservatives are certain that,
with compact phalanx OF 300 mem
bers, Lo d Salisbury will form a purely
Com ervative Ministry.
LONDON, July IA Gladstonian has
beeu elected at Clackmannsn.
The Gladstonians have gained Car
marthen. The member representing
the district in the late Parliament voted
against the Home Rule bill,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
Fatal Casualties.

E j. Betzler. merchant of Carroll
ton, Mo, was accidentally shot cad by
his brother, E. A. Bstzler, in a target
practicing game on Tuesday afternoon. ..
In Holyoke. Mass, on Tuesday, j.
FL Bnrns accidentally smo:hered his g.
months old child by throwing quilt on
it after he had entered darkeued bed
room to take nap.
Waiter SIse, 4 years of age, died
Wednesday morning in Brook yn from
ths effects OF drinking tarbolic acid,
which he got hold OF in a bottle on
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Oberly. wife of farmer OF Nor
TO k County, Va, on Tuesday atte m pied
to kindle fire with KEROSENE,
VIII the c. Lean exple d ed aud the burn.
ing fluid was scattered over herself and
two children, and instantly the clothing
of all three was 10 bleze. The mother
and one child died on Tuesdar night:
the other child. while horribly burned,
may live.
In Shirley Township, Huntin gdon
County, Pa, on Tuesday afternoon, a T.
year-old son ofAdam Baird started fire
in the barn while play ing with matches
The barn and dwelling were destroyed
and the boy was burned to death in the
barn.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
Prosecuting Anarchists.

At st. Louis yesterday, Judge Moo
nan granted the motion to dismits the
cases Of the Anarchists charged with
unlawful assembly and endorsing the
action Of their Chicago brethren during
the Haymarket riot. The Judge held
that there was nothing to show that
the alleged unlawfal resolu ions as
offered were adopted. 1t would be I'M
possible to prove the Chicago trouble
without try ing the Chicago cases over
in this city. The pleadings were un-
sound and the method of presenting the
pleadings impracticable. If the resolu
tions were only offered aud not adopt
ed, the sentiments expressed therein
we're merely opinions, and every one
WAS entitled to his opinion in this
country. This Government WAS stronR z
enough at any rate, and there was no
use inspiring timidity by paying atten-
tion to vaporlngs of few men who
held peculiar views on social and pol
tical questions. 1t WAS time enough to
prosecute when they were guilty of
some overt act"
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
BRE VITIEz.

san rises t45. San 30: 72i
+. A. Humphrey & Bro., Hatters.
Soft shell crabs at Fullmer's.
Oiam soup at Fulimer's.
Turtle soup at FullmeIs.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Try Bushs coal; you will ike It.
Brazilian Balm cures colds. 10 cents.
Try Bush's coal you Will surely ike It.
ratfy at Ferguson's, No. IL E. Second st.
W. J. Kimbie, grocer, 2nd and Justison.
Birds aud cages At e.rKers's, East 2ndp
Miilard Y. Davis, ieSeler, 0 e. 2ni street
M. X. Wyatt Drygoods, o23 W. 4th street
Oity Laundry, Sixth and Shipiey street
Fine Is K. Rings, at Hanrs, Is b. Fourth
Washing machine for sale at Pickels stove
STORE, East Fourth St.
CLAIMS, crabs and oysters fresh every day
at PennelPs, Second and King streets.
Infants clothing and iadies' underwear
made at Staats & Davis, No. Esst- Fourth
street.
Clifton FFF -four 3s cents; Kirkwood -four
IS cents. Lynch u Leary,, NJ. Il. corner
Third and Madison streets.
A full limo of furniture and bedding OF
all grades and at lowest prices at Adair's,
H5 Market street. Gall and see his gooo
and prices before purchasing.
Go to Lynch s. Leary's, N E. corner
Third and Madison streets, for good molasses
choice New Orleans Is cents per quart; table
syrup 10 cents per quart.
Hammocks, stair, table and floor oil. cloth s
at Adair's Furniture Bazaar, AIS MarKet t
street, at the very lowest prices. Gall an
see for yourselves.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
Brought to Justice,

While colored club of this city was
having an procession on Monday even
Ing, June IA, Benjamin M. Reed, very
respectable colored man, attempted to
pass through the crowd at Sixth and
Walnut reefs when he was attacked
by some Of them and cut 80 severely
with razor that his life was despaired
Of Although 1t was stated at the time
that the one who did the cutting was
unknown, 1t was ascertained that il
was done by colored man named
Howard Taylor, and a warrant was ac-
cordiugly issued for his arrest. Officer
Lynch trac ID him to Philadelphia and
made one or two trips to that place, but
was unable to come up with him. The
matter Was kept very quiet and Taylor,
who no doubt thought it had all blown
over, returned to this city yesterday
when he was arrested. Reed had not
been able to leave his house since the
cutting, but when he learned that his
assailant was in custody he managed to
get up to Squire O'Neill's Office last
evening, where he fully identified him
as the man. He was committed in de
fault of of $500 bail to appear at court
and answer a charge of assault with in
tent to kill.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
The Canal DefalCation.

The amount of loans registered at tine
Office of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal 90. up to yesterday afternoon
was 81 1,976, ,6i8 76. What part of these
is spurious the Cfficers will be unable
to s,y until all outstanding loans are
presented and the certificates traced
by the experts now at work. Accord
ing to Wilson's confession the legiti
mate loau is 81, ,993. .75O, and there is,
theI etore, $l7, l01. "a YET to be &C ccounted
for, together with the S6l5 200 60 over
issued certificates. The officers of the
company are anxious for all holders to
present their certificates 30 that record
may be made of them,
President Gillingham says; "We sus
pect no particular persons of being im :
picated aside from Wilson and Lesley.
The examination of the books is not yet
complete, but nothing tendir & to throw
suspicion upon outside parties bas been
ascertained. If such au arrangement
existed ard was known to anyone, l
should certainly know it, but Dothing
OF that kind has come to light. We are
making good headway with the books,
and when we get things Strengthened
out we will give 1t all to the public"
The detectives have 80 far been unable
to get any infor nation tending to show
who were acting on the outside. That
they had CO. operation no one doubts.
Captain Linden, of the Pinkerte u
Agency. who has been carefully follow
iIB up the case, raid last evening thai
no light had been secured showing tina,
Wilson ard Lesley had been sy ystem att
oally "bled." While the chief objec,
Of the detectives is to stop the men and
bring Them back, they have also looked
closely into their business connections
and ansactions, but evidence of nc
such conspiracy could be found.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
It is to Your Interest

To bear in mind that one Benson's 8 Cap
cine Plaster is worth a dozen of any
other porous plaster Benson's = plasters
are a genuine medicinal article, en-
dorsed and used by the medical proies-
sion from Maize to california. They
cure in few hours ailments which no
others will even relieve. Cheap and
worthless limitations are sold by dealers
who care more for large profits on trash
than they do for the sweets of an ap.
proving conscience. Beware of them,
and of the "Capucin," "Cspsicin, p
"Capsicine" and "Capsicum" plasters
which they Sell to the unwary. These
names are misleading variations On the
name "Capcine."
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08

kys cv,-. ~. gse laya come at last that
hu;ipy r,A W, @ll-t every body into
|olbin, W 4At N.lhsst and coolest
|rino -f' l q c,!llllg ~ stream of swei
|srfS Hsr,,' H1~ll'! Eeel8 pouring into
n street .,, ,e'U'-lhg store, 3l6 Mar.
|ns ar, ,1,,i s4a '-f. az systematically
.5ma nv %u'ng oa' assiu III possession
! isr 24s ., l's col summer oIothina
biz pf,,,,f ID Liza packages or upon
N, ,Pnit1ts, sui thu healed yonlen
|bup5,s, W. n fe upon entering tied up
muhalr ol'y thnk of a * ersncksr
biCA la.. r ,oa' aue pants for Sl.25.
kll IN vi,,. Il ~tre twice that price
|ns' An. ',se !oi; What a reduction.
|kr aao i'm 'ss'' now for IS cent?. a
|. Wbo,' bt'! ! o9 cel.s. But this la moi
b. epIy ~ ~ you tA!nk of summer
Iltia. i,n,, ~ crh's apiece? real pub-
|G lr, 's'o'lt i, coats OF any desired
+ priCss u seiJltg dowa to bottom
Puid be ,,iioo2Iy not even a tramp,
alpaca g5os. ,,d.p' u, a eoa' at such prices.
(ftsstoleD D,s rs.'' % me ieason why Harry
Peeaive, Eys,,.o..es E;vsy9io.es in some respects
fira a cl,a1l ,a l'oye o each shinine hour rim in
ft aud haudsoms summer
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
knights remplar Ceiebration.

On Thursday, July 10. African Com
mandery, knights Templar of this
State, will celebrate the anniversary OF
their organization and incorporation
After a street parade in the afternoon q
meeting will be held at 730 O'Clock in
the Institute Hall, when orations will
be delivered by several prominent
speakers. Music will be furnished by
the Universal Cornet Band, and there
will be drills by the Sir Knights, fol-
attend have been extended to Harmony
Grand Lodge of Masops, Eureka Grand
81. r. A. Chapter OF this State, sndt he
Grand Ledge of Pennsylvania, all OF
whom 1t is expected will be present.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
AT the Old stand.

No. 8 E. Fourth street, you will find q
large lot of refrigerators, water coolers
and oil stoves, which are being sold at
very low prices, and we would ask you
to come and inspect these goods before
purchasing elsewhere. We have a
large room for the storage of stoves for.
the summer, and any orders left with
US will receive prompt attention. II
you want a good baking or cooking
stove call and see the Cappello and
Capital ranges, which we will put
against any stove in the market for
baking snd durability. If you are il.
want of clothes wringer, come and
see the American, with steel rods, and
numerous others.
Roofing, guttering and spouting done
at short notice. j. G. Pickels 81 Co,
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
EASTERN COMPLICATIONS.
RUSSIA DlSTUKBs THE SERENITY
OF EUROPE BY HER ACTIONS.
The Aipshians and Montenegrins Add
to the Perplexity of the Ottoman
Choiera's Ravages in ftaly.

LONDON, July 7.-Special dispatches
agree in describing the outlook in the
East as gloomy. The m assing of Rus.
sian troops In Bessarabia has caused
great anxiety.
The Daily Chronicles correspondent
ut Constantinople says there ia q general
belief In Turkish military circles tha,
WAT between Russia and Austria will
not be long delayed. The Russian
Govern nent Is pressing the Porte to
pay the indt m nifty due Russia.
The Daily News says that Russia
action In closing the port of BAtoum il
q gross breach of faith, and is most dis.
creditable to the Gar. England. il
says, ought not to recognize or condone
this action. The News adds: "If
Russia continues to act thus she will
find q general league against her, In
volving An exclusion from internaticpa u a
intercourse, which she is scarcely able
to hold.
MORE TROUBLE FOR TURKEY.
LONDON, July 7.-On the Cd instant
q body OF Albanian Mussulmen attack ed
and pillaged several Montenegrin VII
iages. killing some OF the inhabitants
and capturing o number Of elders. The
Montenegrins rallied and repulsed the
Albanians, capturing and killing num-
bers OF them.
In connection with the recent fight
Ing between Montenegrins and Turkish
troops, the Porte has instructed the
Turkish commander on the -Montene
grin frontier 10 avoid further conflicts.
A despatch from Salonica says that
russian agents are swarming all over
Macedonia. Russian newspapers urge
Russia to intervene In Bulgaria unless
Prince Alexander be speedily deposed
by his own subjects.
A DIPLOMATIC PROTEST TO RUSSIA.
LONDON, July THE English Gov
ernment will take no Isolated action In
connection with the closing OF the por,
OF Batoum by Russia, but will merely
Join the other powers In sending a dip.
lomatic protest.
TURKEY WILL MAINTAIN HER ARMY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July, THE
Porte, On account OF the Bulgarian com.
plicattons, has stopped disbandinR the
troops.
HE CAN'T ARRANGE HIS LOTTERY.
PARIS, July IN. de Lssseps re-
Gently asked M. de Freycinet to hasten
the decision OF the Panama Canal Lot.
terry Loan Committee in order that The
Cham Der CT Deputies IN light settle the
question before the summer vacation.
The Prime Minister declined to inter.
fere In be matter.
CHoLERA's RAvAGEs IN ITALY.
ROME, July THE cholera returns
co day sre as follows: Venice, Q new
cases, death; Brindisi, 1S9 cases, IL
deathsi Lattauo, 10 cases, 20 deaths;
San VITO, 81 new cases, deaths; Fon-
tana, rs new cases, "a deaths.
ToRRID HEAT IN MADRID.
MADRID, july IA severe shock O I
earthquake has been felt at Malaga
rhe heat In this city was 80 overpower-
ing To day that this Cortes was compel l.
ed to adjourn before reaching a voIe Or
the budget estimstes
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
@. Notwithstanding

We think we own the best wire mat.
tress known; have them made for our
special sales in two weights, for greater
durability; price, $3.50 and $500, full
size.
Mosquito canopies, tarletans, net
tings, etc., in all colors. We have lot
of pink SKA and 100 In netting at half
price. The edges only off color by ex-
posure to sun in one of our windows.
Floor linens very cheap; mattings
very cheap. A good time also to buy
towels and quilts, Never knew them
as cheap, g Worrell, Masonic Temple
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08

One of my children, girl about
nine years old, had a very bad dis
charge from he head ard nose of q
thick, yellowish matter, and was
growing worse. We had two different
physicians persoribe for her, but with
|out benefit. We tried Ely's Cream
Balm, and much to our surprise, in
three days there was marked i'm
provemeni. We continued using the
Balm and in q short time the dis
charge was apparently cured.-O. A.
Gary, C)rning, N Y.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
Congress.

Nohr
.,..1 states Senate, on We'd
The 70 al'F1 PUNT presented a petition, OF,
|S Mr. fIS ITSirkpatrick, a pension M bill
| JOt1 d d. hsI been vetoed. The
hosn,o,ih refers disresPectfqlly to
iuu, licn wa. read In full. 1t asks
Priisl.',1 1o y ibr petitioner "a small
W.T. ..,o and S pass the bill over the
tilNe viyar Spr and Harbor bill was
= lSe D, H'. nrndinr question being the
y ,l ,1t t.ppyuropriating $3.50, 900 for the
ineDl SpfS sturgeon Bay and Lake
" .Sio Si Capal and harbor OF refuge.
sar ~ sr'p pp,Iercd an amendment as a
EFoSasl ! H,s s.l,Uoropriating Ur't sl5o,ooo for the
Fiap :, Xxx wpRpking free OF toll the com
|cis 0, ,,lnb lr The canal. The substitute
/ lDfous" 9G To ~. The bill was
'giesu ~, u aid aside and a report was
FC'sIl, i ,.Sm tbe Committee on Foreign
sed fuui ,ui,b h a BIN, in reference to the
'iion'' @ ''nm T,u against Mexico. The
ApIs ~, before the Senate a message
= lslu ,1,r, UI, retoiug the bill authoriz
\ |, f's,'u, f'es.truction Of railroads through
~ ns'.n .vD' Terri .ory in Northern Mon,
A'Isa Tse message says that several
!. t1I tiit. had been presented TO him
" ". I.,i' nrr.ept nT session and bad re
y ig ", h', reluctant approval, but be
y Y, Il'' .D@ kind s presented, This bill in
o. '.r .araral a invasion of the Indian
u. E'Td II did not sufficiently guard
" 'a,i ise rights OF the Indians nor was
u, ss.seJ ;ef that the legislation pressed
ASs-Sr 5sTap led By any urgency OF the
~ u'uI us1farr, The bill and message
y. .,..,,p5 s'l 10 the Committee on In
,ti'' ',S,ir. The River aud Harbor bill
,a.pmeI, ,,. and various amendments
, ,Ir 1I'no,J Of. Pending further action
SENATE sd!ourned. .,
' ,ts House. the Speaker presented
d i'r rpto messages sentiy the President
.Trs.aay T Several OF the messages,
1 Sss9l' we're referred, when further
lsaiirO. we're blocked by the Repub-
4. ,t.,siairg from voting, and thus
ktnr he bouse without a quorum.
was continued until D
m, gheu the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
A Desperado We'll Served .

CINCINNATI, July Tin Glendale,
Jacob Alexander this morning was as.
sailed by two men. He managed to
throw them off and fire upon them Just
as one was aiming at him. One of them
fell and the other fed. Alexander gave
himself up. 1t was found that he had
killed Mike Fogarty, who had previ-
ously killed two men and served terms
In the work house and penitentiary.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
Average People.

[verlge Ieoplc are lhc ballast OF the
Ed. Notwithstanding Their useiuintss
few people are Wiling 10 DC ranked
tFagt
oV many secretly ieel that they are
bni the Limits o. 'hat eplthet,ah tha'
NqualltaDces arr Just beiow II.
l@e who think they lave escaped Tue
hdaY linz and are ciaSsed Win re,
RSable people indulge III perpetuai
Pge d thought, winch, 10 themselves,
Fris Their hulk oi co'hmohpIacehess
\ tDisl.h,ad, OF prominence.
elook al item through thelr sell
csei almosihcre'and believe that theY
Shove The water line; but the air
tges, AM Tie relative proportion oil
attributes II plainly visible.
fsg1'dcance j. never greater than
fnNihinks II Is ust above the average
FAvorlhg 10 avoid lis limitations II
I, Itt.'lL the rtsi,c,sness which it
Fose' Is the necessary malady OF
Fll'
luG' Is ilnar'iieI headaches ana
Alles'aa'i believes IAAt 1t is perpetu-
fgat- Of ol'einAl deed. which, always
flg' never appears
Een race for wealth and ambition;
ait 4i'''n'rn'rl "ilh,he restrictions
u, an. aa' iumi','5' they speak with