Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-22

Very cheerful in Wall street yesterday.
Stocks went up fast, and nobody said any
thing about any trouble.
The Salvation Army has made an impor
tant capture in Baroness Margaret of Lilien-
kruz, who has enrolled herself in Berlin
and is already in active service. She is a
woman of means who became disgusted
with the shame and shallowness of fashion
able life.
The final figures of the next house of
representatives are given as Democrats
pa, Republicans 81. A few of those
classed as Democrats may be Farmers AL
lance men who have republican tenden-
cies, but the Democratic majority in the
house will be large enough.
There are not small bills enough out
West. This fall the Chicago banks have
drawn out of the sub-treasury about $3,
600, 900 in gold coin, which has been put
in circulation in the country districts; to
supply the deficiency of small bills. The
farmers complain greatly of the scarcity
of money, BUT the trouble is not that
money is scarce but that it is largely tied
up in $50, $50 and 800 bills, which do not
circulate but lie in the banks. Out of this
has grown great deal of discomfort.
It is hard to get the better of Woman in
trade. Widow Sarah Flint married Col
onel Alborn Saxton in Missouri twenty
years ago. She exacted an ante:
nuptiAl contract by which her children by
former husband should become heirs to
Mr.. Saxton's estate in case no children
were born to them. She died two years
later without any children by her second
husband, who died recently, leaving an
estate valued at $s,0O0,O00. The contract
| was contested, but the parties accepted
81, ,000, 900 as compromise and the wild
schildren get the remainder.
According to the English papers sin
gular experiment. recently took place il
Palestine to test the accuracy of DIR. Colen
SOS statement that the people of Israel as
sembled in tho valley between Mount Eba
and Mount Gerizim could not hear tn
curses and blessings delivered from th'
heights above them. A party, it appears
was travelling in the neighborhood of thes
mountains, and two Scotchmen ascende,
Mount Ebal and two Welshmen Noun
Gerizim. Ono of the Scotchmen read tn
curses, and from the opposite mountain
Welshman read the blessings. Both wer
easily heard below, whore the party adde
the amens. Both -readers were perche
upon natural platforms near the summits
The Cars railroad train, which is to b
the substitute Of the train wrecked in th
BorH accident two years ago, is at lal
completed, and few weeks ago its fri
successful trial trip was undertaken. Th
train consists of carriage for the emperc
and empress, another for the heir appa
: emit, third for tho grand dukes and Il
. grand duchssses, two for. the attendant
two moro for tho servants, saloon ca
riage, kitchen, and a Workshop. Electr
light has been introduced, and the techn
cal details are, naturally, carried out s'wii
! all the latest improvements" but othe
wise the carriages are very simply furnis
ed, and in the emperor's carriage the fu
8 niture from the wrecked train has be,
used again, ssby special request of t
Gar
Rev. Mr.. Harvey of Newfoundlal
makes an interesting report concerni
z the new cod and lobster hatchery at Dill
island. The greed Of methods employ
in taking cod have gradually exhaust