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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
The Sprague
Electric Motor,
-sUFfILD BY TIIE-
Edison LlghtC Go,
OF THIS CITY.

Is the most desirable form Of
power which has eA-r been
offered TO the public, and the
electric current supplied by the
Edison Company 10 operate Il IS
the only current gnsrsntecing
absolute safety TO the life of the
user. All persons IN need Of
power for the running Of elevst-
ors, vcntilstors. or for any pur-
pos. ~'hstever. can be sUrrHso fr
amounts from . fractions rtrf - ?
horse pc~s- 80 SO o. ever 100 horse
power. u oessreo. Information gwen
ard estimates furnished or sppiics-
ton 20 the Edison CerupsnYs Csrtrsi
Station. corner Calder sno 3 Olton-s's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

On the goods in my window and Judge for
yourselves whether they are bargains o.
not. {. K. HoGADONE.
- PeaTl.st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

Tie delicious frazrsncs refreshing cooi-
ness snd soit o>sgtT I'm p.rted - - ssin
~ Pozzsnis PorseT. CEN mems t 10 a.
is8iet
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18
ATTENTION

The twentieth Of August J. ". Welton
will open Business College in the new
Shepard Hartman block on Fonntsin-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

On all fancy Stationery. Albums. etc. for
thirty DAYS only. L. L. HoSsDoEE.
~ Pearl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

Headquarters for those nOt@d Fair Haven
Coant Oysters. . suPpiy cf Lobsters. fresh
Hsliout Fresh N2ckersl, and Cod Fish
Also full line Of Salt Fish xnd canned
goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

Take Kemp's Liver Pills for biliousness,
headache, sallow complexion. Price 25
cents. Tibbs' drug store, lie Aonroe-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

NJ Hs1rv f7~innel hss contracted rfth
- u Fier-s & CO fcr a. Asn-sff8s r@e~sfk
- r0nt sfes 5iscx on 0s1slst
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-18

When you want hrsi class photographs Of
any style. Hamilton Is Art Gallery. - Can al
ST., Is the place 10 get them.
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Les exeursionnistes qui, diman.
che dernier, ont et6 visiter IL vile
des Opelousas, ont arpris { leur re-
tour, qu'une q%uarantaine await 6t6
6lsvee par pEtst du Texas, contrs
la Nouvelle Orleans. Des trains
parts de cette derniare vile avail.
snt Ste obliges lie retourner en- Or.
ri6re ct vsnir % CARER . Lafayette.
Nombre de voyagsurs &c sont vus
refuser rentree du Tsxas ct des
int6rets divers ont du 6trs l<s6s.
LIE lendemain, IL quarantine
6tait levee: on await recounu gu.
clio n'avait aucon motif d'exister.
Tout celia est dh 3 rinsptie ou &
IL ssupidit6 dun nomm6 Rutherford
medecin pa,ent6 ct msmbre o.
chef dun bureau de sante, si6geant
4 Galveston, qci, sans PROVES pro.
bantes . cru devoir prendrs une
Resure qui affeotait tant notre com
nercs mails qui b6n66oiait peut'
6tre ! quclques uns do con entour'
age.
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lneEes atm d'ayoir recole a proxi
mito s'entendraient- certainsment
entire eux pour lie, %pensionner, Ii
blauchir, etc. &c systeme aurait'
lie double avanta.e de tenir les en-
fantS plus longtemps sur lours H.
vres, ct dc leur perme,tre d'aider.
leuis parents dans lenrs trayaux. ,
Tout avous, !
UN HABlTANT.
Cur OFF, LA, Z Sept, 1858.
Mr.. FEditeur:
Cher Mr.. ct ami :-Je ne sails
vraiment commentles fonctionnaires
charges de la protection des gems
ct de ramelioration du Bayou com.
prenneut leur mandat, mails ce que
je sails fort bien. c'est que, 81 leur
intention etait de le taire eombler
plus quill nest deja, lie trace des
deux miles dp levee nouve!le rem.
plira lie bat. Faire passer les le-
wees dams le plus bas de la terre, a
une distance moyenne de 100 pieds
ct plus du bayou, dot certes arri-
yer a &c resultat. J'avais t~oujours
cru moi, que plus on resserrait leau
dams le lit du bayon, plus le oou-
rant etait rapidc, o'est, du moins,
popinion dn dtfunt Capt. Esds ct
de notre senateur, r. l.. Gibson.
Eh bicn, je me suis tromp6 a ce
quill parait, II deux miles de face
au bayou rive sauche, nous anrons
une jolie petite batture variant ain
81 one je 10 disais, de 100 4 $50
pieds, II laquelle nous pourrons
nous livrer a Pagreable passe.temps
believer des grenouilles ct de plus,
il nous fault reculer nos maisons ct
payer take pour ce joli platin. En-
fin nous aurons aussi l'agrement lie
voir ce II dit platin s'effondrer
dams lie bayou ct lie boucher.
Bien a vous, H..
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LIE moment approche on IL plus
grande activite dot 6tre deployee
dams nos jardins. Nous avons en-
core 4 lutter cnntre les mauvaises
herbes ct tontes sortes de plantes
parasites; mais nous sommes .
repoqae la plus propice ct Ia plus
couvenable pour les semis de ma
vets, rutabagas, choux, choux
f1eurs, bctteraves, raids, carottes,
haricots, etc, etc.
CONNIE vOus ne sauriez etre
trop soigneux dams le choix de vos
CRANES, nous vous engageons a
yous adresser 4 la pharmacie do j.
Thibodeaux ct q vous = fournir des
semenees de choix gull possede.
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MARIAGEs.-Jeudi dernier, vingt
s%eptembie, 1888, a Ell lieu en re
elise Ste Marie q Raceland lie ma
rage de Mr.. J. Ambrose Toups ct
de Mile Lydia E. Wagespack.
Nous sOuhaitOns aux nOuveanx
epoux toute la prosperite desirable.
LIE meme jour la benediction nup.
tale a Gl6 donnee en- l'EgliSe St.
Joseph d Thibodaux, d Mr.. A. Ri.
che ct i Mile Josephine Richard.
LIE sOir DIES amis communs dies
nouveaux epoux leur ont dome un
charivari WI la qualite de veuf dn
mari.
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NOTICE.-NOs lecteurs pourront
voir dams la partie anglaise de &c
journal, une notice du Marie de
Thibodaux, L, D.. Moore, invitant
les citoyens de nctre vile 4 une
election primaire, qui aura lieu lie
mardi, 9 ostobre, 1888.
Cette notice q pour but d'inviter
tous les democrates 4 faire un choix
du mare ct des conseillers munich.
pau1, qui sera ssumis au vote du
peuple le 9 novelnbre, 1888, pour
remplacer le marie ct les conseillers
actuels.
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LOCALES.

C'est avec plaisir que nous vo-
yons reapparaitre dams notre jour
nal psnnonce de Mr.. IL. Bonnabel,
seul detenteUr ct vendeur du BIZ
sulphite de Chaur 81 connu de tons
nos vieux ct jeunes planteurs ct
sucriers.
Mr.. IL. Bonnabel a son Office
dams ia rue Bienville, No. %, Nou-
yelle Orleans.
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Dimanche proclaim, 23 sertem-
bre aura lieu a Labadieville, une
foire destin6e 4 procurrr DIES fonds
pour la reparation de PEglise Ste.
Philomene.
Tons ceux qui voudraient partici.
per 4 cette Ruvre bonne ct recon-
mandable pourront proiter de Foe.
casion que leur offre notre popu
laire steamer Louisiana qui fera &c
jour Ia un voyage d'excursion de
Lockport a Labadieville pour $1.5O
aller ct retour, ct de Thlbodaux GO
cents, aller ct retonr. .
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Qu'on nous permette de revenir
une fOis de plus IL reXcursiOn de
dimanche dernier: lie produit net
du benefce an profit des compa-
gnies sera de 900 4 1000 piastres.
II est encore assez dificile dc DON
ner nn total certain.
Cette somme ct celle dn fonus
des pompiers est destinee, nous
dit.on, a completer la batisse con-
nue. sous lie nom de Firemen's Hall.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STRANGERS HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Alborti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
aoms now arrangements which will enable
him Q satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day
Breakfast at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ. and Dinner
It 4 o'clock p. NJ.
Commodlous and wellfurnlshed rooms.
d MODERATE PRICES.
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THIBoDAUx, 10 Sept, 1888.

THIBoDAUX, ~ Sept, 1888.
Mr.. rEditeur do II SuNTINKLLE:
Veuillez announcer dams votre
journal que, On vue des elections
primaries qui doivsnt avoir lieu
pour Il choix dun maiso ct do con-
SELLERS muuicipaux, nous suggerons
lee nom suivauts: 81
Pour Marie ID. Louis Aucoin.
Conseillers municipauI:-Ozeme
Naquin, DIR. 81. Danssrsau, c. O.
Dantin, L. v. RiviArs. AuIsstils
Malbroug CD, Joachim Badsaux. LIE.
quel ticket sera euppert6 par
UN GRAND NOMBRE DE- vOTANTS.
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EXCURSION.

personne n'avait oSe espdler. De
tous les points dn Bayou Lafourche
ct DIES colonies environnante<, de
nombreux excursionnistes t'etaien.,
des le matin, realms 4 Thibudanx
pour prOfter de Poccasion 81 long
temps attendue d'aller visitor la
vile DIES prairies.
Tout le long du parcours, ct i
chaqur station, de nouveaux vOya-
geurs abordaient lie train ct il fut
bient6t evident que le nombre de.
chars serait trop petit pour conte-
mir tons les excursionnistes.
En- effet a Jeannerette ct a la
Nouve!lc Iberie, plusieurs centai-
nes de personnes durens renoncer
a faire partie du train dc plaisir IT
malgre Tradition de deux chars
supplementaires on arriva a Ope-
lousas, an nombre d'environ 1000 d
700 i%ndividus, series, presses, mon
lus ct courbaturas pour la plupart.
kamais nos h6tes dun jour ne
s'etAient figures voir une pareille
foule bien SUPERHERO ie crois i la
population enti6re de la vile, de
sortr que bien des d6ceptions ont
Ell lieu. Malgre les efforts de Mr.
Lacoumr don't tout le public voya-
yeur estime les talents culinaires,
b%eaucoup lie ventres affa'nes ont dh
fare contre fortune bon cGur ct &c
repaitIe a la dlable. II est incon-
teStable one pour u'avoir pris des
mesnreS prea!ables n moiti6 des
excursionnistes n'ons pas joui don
comfort exag6re mails il est juste
.lajonter que rien ne pouvait faire
prevoir I'm pareil success ct QUE les
organisatenrs de Pexcursion, aussi
bien que nos h6tes d'Ope!ousas ont
etc gtandement etonnes du f1ot hu-
main qui u cnvahi les rnes. d'ordi.
naire 81 paisiblcs de la Vile des
Prairies.
La retour 4 Thibodaux s'est ef-
fectu6 pendant Ia mutt mails pen
dant rsller la plupart DIES vo.ya.
geurs s'est beaucoup ~int6ressee an
spectacle .nouv~an pour ellie dies
tsites attakapiens. Ces o%ndulations
fde terrain, e bouquets d'arbrss
dessemines Ga ct Ia, cette vegets-
ton dif6rente dc Ia n6tre tout celia
etait sujet 4 reflexion ct ( etude
pour Ia majenre partis.
Nous n'avons pu faire ccnnais.
sauce avec IL peuple d'Opelonaas :
on nou assure que 10 beau sexe J
est charmant auss, biep par sea
avantages physiques que par p6l6.
gance ct le bon go0t do % tenus.
Nous lemons & envsyer I IL hate un
REIMBURSEMENT . Nj. Lacoumo ct lui
exprimer le regret que nous 6prou'
vons de n'avoir pu savourer pins I
Paiso eea productions igastrononi.
ques: Celui qui fait CO quill peat,
fait CO Quill doit. Al revoir.
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INsPECTEURS DRs CHEMINs RI
LEvEEs.-Daus o. deruiere session,
lie juri de police / Q um6 aux fone-
lions d'Inspecteurs Dc sheuins ct
lev5ss, les psrsoanes don't lee mons
suivent:
Ter. district, Lueiss T~rosclair; 70
district, Asrcellin Bsrgeron 30
district, Emile Tours; - district,
D. Babiu SO district, VALERIE Gui-
dry; 60 distriot, j. b. Coulon /; 70
district, Lucisn Bsrgeron; Sc dis
trict, Sympherisn Rodrigus; Sc
district, Sylvan q. Bourgeois.
Mr.. c. A. Claudet . cru tfevoir
euvoyer - demissisn Do membrs
du iuri Dc police. U'est avec 70.
greet que mons enregistrons IL d..
termination d'as des plus intelli-
gents msmbres do corps charge Dc
nos affAires Dc psroisse.
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Une pompe dc IL peuees pour
rigatiou.
Machine ct boailloire en- bon or.
Dire. S'adrssser 4 n. George Di.
0nne ou ! IL SDNTINHLLR do Thi.
bodxax.
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Emigrations ct Emigrants.

Hy 'quelques. jours q%uelques
emigrants du Minnesota, sout ve-
nus augmenter notre population.
Tons sont d'orisine canadienne It
ont deja DIES relations dams notre
pays.
Nine Bertrand, agee de 50 ans,
5tait escortee par son gsndrs, 10
Dr.. GoulYt ct deux demoiselles
Narcisse Plant, oe dernier IN men,
bre deja bien connu ct tras.estim6
de notre communicate.
C'est avec le plus grand plaisir
ct Ia plus sn,i6re satisfaction que
nous voyns s'introduire chez nous,
dos elements aussi sains aussi intel
ligents, aussi in%dustrieux que ceux
que nous venons dc recevoir. Avee
eux, pas adventures 4 couvrir.
On est prssque toujours strs dc
trouver de bons travailleurs do
d6~licatesse ct de meurs i~rrtprocha.
bles.
Les denoiselles n. Plant, qui
font, depuis 81 peu de temps parais
de nosro population, sont, nous
dit.on, d'habiles ct d'excellentss
modistes ct couturi6res, ct nous
osons ssp6rer qu'elles trouveront
bient6t dc quot exsrcer lears talents.
Bient6t plusieurs membrss do 10
mtme famille viendrout parmi nous
ct nous ne pouvons que desirer IT.
demment CO nouvel accroissement
4 N6ltnent respectable do notre
pays. ~
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NOUVEAUx.. ARRANGEMENTS
ROTEL DES ETRAN0R NJ.
des rues Green ct T~hibodsnx.

M. Thomas Albert pr6vient see anis
lee voyaGeurs quill Went do faire Dc non
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront de
s'atisfaire teut ceux qui voudront lhsnno-
eer doleur cop6ance-
Rspas Atoute heure do IL lsurnke Of %
~comyuande.
Table d'h8te ! 10 heures du natin pour
16jeuner ct / 4 heuresdu soir pour diner,
CAanbres commo1es ct bien garnies.
RIX MODEREES,
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Psns6e bygienique dun pique
assiotte comm.
LIE repas que ron fait ne doit ja-
mails nuire I celui qu'on dot faire
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-03-29

sssk OR will sell one of the best appointed small
sssI cashmere or Worsted mills in New England.
l.A. Address A. WALL,
fisd also Lenox avenue. New York City.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-03-29
GENERAL NoBLE OF BR1DGEPoR,

Arrested Yesterday Charged with Forg-
ing AadavIts In a Pension Case-Ar-
rest of George Smith.
An old and prominent member of the bar
of Fairfield county, General William H.
Noble, who represented Bridgeport in the
legislature Of 1884, was arrested in Bridgeport
yesterday. The arrest was made by United
States Deputy Marshal Lovejoy on warrant
from Washington charging aim with for
warding fraudulent affidavits to secure 81 300
pension money on the death of his mother,
Mrs. Anna Smith of Hampstead, L. I. George
Smith, son of the alleged pensioner, was ar
rested for being party to the fraud. Marshal
Lovejoy did not take General Noble into
actual custody, taking his word that he would
furnish bail to appear before United States
Commissioner Platt in this city to-day. Sub
sequently General Noble met Marshal Love-
Joy by appointment and produced a satisfac-
tory bondsman, as he had promised.
George Smith was brought to New Haven
in the afternoon, General Noble being allow
ed to remain in Bridgeport. Smith will
probably go to Jail in default of bonds.
Gen. Noble regards the affair as one easily
capable of satisfactory explanation on his
part. He stated to a reporter that he sent
the reimbursement papers for smith Tor al
legged expenses of sickness and funeral, and
supposed it was all lawful, as all the receipt
ed bills were sworn to before justice in
Hempsted, excepting that of Sexton and of
Smith, and appeared to be genuine and prop
erly authenticated. He supposed that Smith
had not paid the money inasmuch as it was
not customary to do SO until the reimburse
ment was received frem the government.
Mrs Smith was the widow of Thomas Smith,
an old veteran, and she was entitled to money
to pay the expenses of her last illness and
also her funeral expenses. She was i'll for
nearly year and consequently the expenses
of her illness accumulated to quite large
amount. Smith sent such big bills as to ex-
cite inquiry at Washington, hence the Of
fetal proceedings. The arrest of General
Noble creates sensation in Bridgeport, ow-
ing to his high standing and character.
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rREnGRAPHlc Jorr1NGs.

Isaac Hinekley, president of the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad,
died at his residence in Philadelphia yester-
day morning from complication of dis
eases.
In reply to the challenge of George God
frey, the heavy colored weight, to fight any
man in the world for 81, 500 side, Joe Lam
non has announced that should he prove to
be the winner in his forthcoming match
with Joe McAu1iffe he will accept Godfrey's
challenge.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-03-29

- MODERN STORE and basement No 200
til Chapel street. Privilege of steam freight ele
ts4 vator and rear driveway from Union street.
Apply to HENRY F. ENGLISH,
poO66t Orange street.
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THE SIGNAL STATION.
1t Will Probably be Removed to |
Custon House Building.

1t Will Probably be Removed to the
CustoR HeHse Building.
It is more than probable that the United
States signal ststion.will soon be removed
from its present quarters in the Insurance
building to the postOfice building Some
time ago the rent Of the present rooms was
advanced, and since then the government
has decided to continue the Office and have it
run principally in the interest of New Haven
and vicinity it is necessary to cut down ex-
penses. 1t is also advisable to have all the
government Offices together. The two rooms
over the United States court room will be
used for the purpose. Carpenters and
masons are making estimates and if expenses
can be lowered the change will be made. All
the minor expenses of the station will be
paid by the government, but the telephone
service and storm signal flags, if such be had
after July 1, will have to be furnished by the
city. This will cost the city about $125 per
year. A new set of signal flags are badly
needed, the present ones being badly torn.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-03-29
FOR SALE.

49, very desirable House on Bradley street
i:!s near Orange street. House has all the mod
,llH ern improvements, in excellent neighbor
hood and is in perfect order. Terms will be made
to suit purchaser. Can be bought for much less
than cost. For further particulars call at
MERwIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
H.
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nnralIa and the Grand Army

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator Ingalls,
was given hearty reception by Kit Carson
post, G. A. R., at their annual camp fire to-
night. In his speech Senator ingalls, said:
eff the comrades of the Grand Army of the
Republic are in any place whatsoever MAJ
ligned shall defend them. If they are de-
nounced as political organiza-
ton banded together for plumber
I shall deny it and no cal
umny, no Misrepresentation, no vitupera-
tive cartoon shall deter me from denying
that the G. A. R. is the debtor of the nation.
It is shame and disgrace and humiliation
that any man who has barred his breast in
battle and has risked his life that cur flag
might not be dragged down and defled by
traitors should become an inmateRof an aims
house or dependent upon charity for sup
port"
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A BIG ON Il.
A Ponderous Penebscot PoGato-Maine
VS.. the Nutmeg state.

Ponderous Penebscot Potato-Maine
VS.. the Nutmeg state.
Mr.. William Curtis, jr., of this city, q
member of Momaguin lodge, A. o. of U. W.,
was last February representative from the
order in this State to the meeting of the
Grand lodge in Boston. At this time in be-
half of the State he presented Brother
Weymouth, of Maine, (who was then grand
master workman) with large wooden nut
meg. Mr.. Curtis recently attended a ban
quet to the officers of the Grand lodgs at the
Quincy House in Boston, and on this occa-
sion was presented by Brother Weymouth
with mammoth "Penobscet potato" in re-
turn for tbs wooden nutmeg. This came
from the State of Maine and for the present
at least Maine ia at the head The potato
was shown at Momaguin's meeting last
night and &C brought down the house"
Brother Curtis also made his report as repre-
sentative. The New England Workman in
its summary of the Grand lodge session says:
The only member present who was seriously dis
turbed was Brother Willis Curtis, jr., of Nomaguin
lodge Nc. 1, of Connecticut, who received pres
emit of a mammoth Early Rose potato, grown in the
forests of Maine. His surprise great that he
almost unable te express his thanks; the
complete and Maine the front for this year at
least.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-03-29

BRIpGEPoRT, March 28.-Bridgeport de-
feated New Haven to-nieht to 6. The game
was exciting and hustling contest. It was
entirely free from rough play, not foul
being called. The beautiful playing of Pierce
and Newcemb were the features of the game.
The work of both goal tends was very good.
The attendance was by far the largest of the
season.
At Neutrality-suspicious. 8. Waterbury l..
Second game)-Hartford s, Waterbury 8.
Theodore 81. Macdonald is now the man
ager of the New Haven team.
There are many rumors in regard to play
ers selling games. John Smith of Bridgeport
is accused of selling games to New EaYen
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-03-29
LIBERAL SPLIT
Brings Grist to the Mill of the
Tories.

Brings Grist to the MILL of the
Tories.
LONDON, March 28.-The result of the
Cover election-is declared by the Pail Mall
Gazette to be the most significant electoral
victory the Tories have won, not excepting
the Doncaster contest. The reduction of the
Liberal majority from 3,457 to 6o6 is due to
a Liberal split. Horace Davey, who was
selected by the Liberal caucus as the regular
candidate, had to retire because the miners.
whose vote is large, refused to support him.
The miners candidate, who has been elected,
failed to obtain the vote of the Liberal middle
class. The result has caused connection
in the National club and will be the subject
of special meeting. The Gladstonians will
try to arrange for better supervision of
elections.
The Liberal Union club will give banquet
to Mr.. Ceilings as protest against the
action of the Gladstonians in deposing him
from the presidency of the Allotments asso-
oio tiOn
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-03-29
Miners Hurs by am Explosion.

READING, Pa, March 26.-A terrific pre-
mature explosion of powder took place at
James Findlay's mine at Rittenhouse Gap,
twenty-five miles from here. to-day, amid.a
crowd of twenty-five men. Louis Rolder had
his hand blown off and both eyes blown out.
Pat Reilly's breast was crushed in, James
Henringer had an eye blown out and
others Mere badly injured.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-03-29

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