Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-22
TELKGRAPHIO JOTTINGs.

Mr. Gladstone Is ill with catarrh.
 The Prince of Wales held his frat levee of the season yesterday afternoon.
 M. Blowitz telegraphs the London Times that the duke of Orleans is certain to be par doned.
 The Stoneham, Mass, National bank, cap- ital $50,O0O, was yesterday authorized to be- gin bueinsss.
 The house at it's evening session passed forty private pension bills, and at 1925 ad- journed until Monday.
 Mr. Rathbon, the American consul general at Paris, and his wife, will give reception on Washington's birthday. Shipments of ice from Toronto for Ameri- can cities were begun yesterday. One vessel brought cargo of 800 tons. Fire in Toledo, O., yesterday entailed loss of $150, ,0O0 on E.P. Breckenridge & Co.'s tin box and fruit can factory. The National woman's Suffrage associa- | ton completed it's labors yesterday afternoon | at Washington and adjourned. Pell and Simmons, the bank wreckers, were arraigned in court yesterday afternoon, and not being able to furnish bail were com. mitted to the Tombs prison to await trial.
 A black fog prevailed at London yester- day. The darkness prevented the sampling of wool and the sales were consequently postponed.
 Two inches of rain fell in San Francisco Wednesday night. A storm passed over southern Ohio and washed out many bridges and oulverts.
 Lord Tennyson is suffering from a severe attack of influenza at his residence, Earring ford, Fresh Water, Isle of Wight. His con-
 dition is serious.
 MT. Carr, the American minister to Den-
 mark, will celebrate Washington's birthday
 by giving a banquet to the American resi-
 dents of Copenhagen.
 Seventy arrests were made at Newbridge,
 county Kildare. of persons engaged in re.
 erecting the houses of evioted tenants on tht
 Clangory estate. The police dispersed ths
 crowds.
 A telegram from St Pierre reports schooner
 Agnes as going ashore on Van Quere Island
 being total loss. Crew saved. She wal : from Fortune bay with @ cargo of frozen her , ring, and was 112 tons.
 The body of an unknown man about twen l ty-fve years, with brown hair and ligh l moustache, was found yesterday afteroon i, 3 an open field near the railroad tracks in Dal 5 ton, Mass. He had $25 in his pockets.
 The successful operation performed upol 8 Abraham Lincoln, the son of the Ministe r Lincoln, by the opening of an abscess an' !; the discharge of it's contents is now though Il to give excellent promise of his recovery. , Thaddeus R. Simonton of Maine havin
 passed the required examination was ysster
 day appointed by Secretary windom a spe
 cial agent of the treasury department. H
 will probably be assigned to duty iu tn - Maine district.
 The total collections of internal revenu
 for the first seven months of the fiscal yes " ending June 30, 1800 were $70, ,513, ,O2! Ii being an increase of $5, 252. .02S, as compare R with the collections during the correspondin "a period of last year.
 ,a Frank Weston, farmer living in tI = southeast part of Cambridge Junction, Vt '' committed suicide by hanging his barn yeI tsrday afternoon. Dependency occasione l. by sickness was the cause. He leaves !. widow and five children.
 The Gondron Manufacturing company Q, building at Toronto was badly damaged | = fire yesterday. The premises and stock |. White & Petter, lace and fancy goods, VI , - also considerably damaged. Tue total loss ts $30, 1000; covered by insurance. ot Tho Dartmouth sophomores held the Id class supper at the Hotel Warwick in Sprin es field, last night, thirty-two young fellow a- attending. They came on special car frol ne Hanover and sat down to supper at Il: E. s, o'clock. Barron Smiley was toastmaster. ha t Mrs Sallie Weeks Bucknam died at h
 home in Lancaster, N. H., yesterday nor
 ing, aged 100 years, six months. She W
 supposed to be the oldest person in Go IT, county and always enjoyed good healt ,er retaining her mental faculties until within ,s few months. The house committee on Indian affairs at authorized favorable report on the ~ ratifying an agreement between the Unit v = States and the southern Ute tribe for tn removal to the south eastern part of Utah A a reservation adjoining the Navajoes. Th' ar ar are about 1, 700, of these Indians.
 - The steamer China from Japan reports t]
 in storm off the Boshu coast on January ,ou over nine hundred fishing boats drifted ave to ssa and the two thousand or more men
 board were loat. Fifty fshsEmsp were |