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Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-25
THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY
At Mount Gretna, Pa.-Escoreed u
Camp Hartranft by Cavalry.


Camp Hartranft by Cavalry.
MOUNT GRETNA, Pa, July A.-The presi-
Dental party arrived safely on special
train. All the cavalry organizations were In
line and the troopers escorted them to
General Snowden's headquarters at Camp
Hartranft. The United States batteries
belched forth the presidents salute as the
cavalry escort dashed up the hill to head
quarters, CLOSELY followed by the carrisge con.
tanning President Harrison, Secretary OF
War Proctor, Postmaster General Wanamaker.
Attorney General Miller, Major General
John NJ. Schofield and other members OF the
party. The reception at headquarters was
cordial in the extreme and the president was
greatly pleased. He paid the national guard
some high compliments and referred to the
magnificent showing Of the division in Wash
| ington on the occasion Of his inauguration.
| The review of the nine thousand troops, in.
Guiding the United States army detachment
took place at o'clock. At 6:30 the visitors
returned to Warrington, delighted with theil
4 trim II
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rHr NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON
A Grand Drill at Bar Harbor-A Fatal
Accident.

BAR HARBoR, Me-, July PA grand
drill of the men from the ships of the North
Atlantic squadron took place at Howe's park
this afternoon, about 700 men participating.
While practicing with heavy guns outside
Yesterday an accident occurred on the Rear.
sarge which may prove fatal. The same gun
which sunk the Alabama was the offender.
After discharging q shell weighing 1870
pounds 1t turned, striking the captain of the
gun in the temple, making severe wound.
The firing continued till six O'Clock.
An informal reception will be given at the
Louisburg tomorrow evening to Admiral
Gerard and officers. A grand reception was
held at Kebo valley tonight.
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A RUSHEI

OF corn contains, IL properly manipulated, sixteen
quarts Of whiskey. g. o. Taylor Old Bourbon 10
made from white corn, barley, malt and sound rye
G. o. Taylor Pure Rye is all that its implies
and either brand may lie relied upon by the public
for absolute purity. Druggists and Grocers have
these whiskeys. and are supplied by CHESTER II.
GRAVES SONS, IS Hawkins ST., Boston, whose
AUTOGRAPH signature is cork and each label.
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MET DEATH In THE RAPIDS.
Horrible Fate or Twenty Raftsmen-
The Result OF Ricndish Act.

MONTREAL, July PA dispatch from
Pembroke, eighty six miles above Ottawa, on
the upper Ottawa river. says that two days
raft of logs to the bank where the twenty
two raftsmen on board were stopping over
night. The raft with the men all asleep on
board drifted out into the river and then into
the rapids, q mile below, and ere those aboard
awoke or could collect their senses they were
tossed about amid the rocks of the rapids
and the logs of the raft, which had broken
up. Of the twenty-five mon aboard, only
two survived. No traces of the bodies of
the other twenty have been found. They
must have been ground to death. The au-
thorities are trying to discover the man who
cut the ropes. No further particulars are at
hand
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DEATHS.

ALLING-In Ansopia, Conn, July 20, Louisa
year OF her age.
Funeral services at Grove street Cemetery Chapel
invited without further notice.
BEACHAIn this city. July 24th, Elizabeth Kenyon.
widow of the late Henry o. Beach, aged 81 years.
Funeral services will be held from her late resi-
dence, so Howe street, Saturday, July &c, at two
O'Clock D. m. Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend without further notice. 2tt
MANSFIELD-In this city, July 20, Miss Eliza
Mansfield, in the 92d year Of her age
Funeral from her late residence. 176 Meadow street,
on Friday afternoon at O'Clock. ct
FARNHAM-In Elizabeth, N. j., on Tuesday. July
o. Caroline Thompson, widow of the late George
W. Farnham, in the SD year Of her age.
chanel at 2:3O o. M FRIDAY july 25, att
HAMMoND-In this city, July %. Alvina E. Ham
Fuaera services at the residence of her parents 56
Dixwell avenue, on Friday, July Is, at 2:a0 p NJ,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend without further notice. 3ts
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To Incorporate the Red Cross society.
WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator Sherman
to-day introduced bill to incorporate the
Red Cross, with Clara Barton, George Ken
nan, J. B. Huobell, MD and others as it's
inoorporators. The purpose of this society
as stated by the bill is to furnish volunteer
aid to the sick and wounded of armies in
time of war in accordance with the spirit of
the Red Cross of 1864 to which the govern
ment gave it's adhesion in March, 1882.
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Business Reverses.

New YORK, July 24.-Stadler & Go. of the
"Don" clothing store on Broadway, made
general assignment without preferences to-
dav The liabilities are about $50, 900 and
The nominal assets $4,000. The causes of
the failure are excessive competition and the
unreasonable weather of last winter and
spring.
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A steamer ON the Reefs Near Anticssti.
QUEBEC, July 24.-The Dominion line
steamer Idaho is ashore on tho Stsndon reefs,
Anticosti, and in a critical position. Sehoon-
ers are taking off her cargo. The vessel is
an iron screw steamer, $40 feet long, 10 feet
beam, and with q gross tonnage OF 3,608
tons. She left Montreal Monday for Bristol
with a large general cargo, including cattle
and forty thousand boxes Of cheese.
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fondly upon the comedy little woman by his
side; "but frankly" he continued, ut one
time was afraid cosmetics would. The silly
plastered her face with different varieties of
whitewash, yclept balms.' creams. lotions
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Z" did, until my skin became like parchment
and so pimply and coarse" "welf," said the
listener, what do you use now9" Use"
and Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Common sense told me that if my blood was
pure, liver active. appetite and digestion good.
that the outward woman would take on the
hue of health. The Discovery did all those
things and actually rejuvenated me-" If you
would possess a clear, beautiful complexion,
free from blotches, pimples, eruptions, yellow
spots and roughness, use the Golden Med
ical Discovery" 1t is guaranteed to do
all that it is claimed to. or money PAID
for it will be promptly refunded.
Copyright, 1855. by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
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Lake SaltOnsIaII.

a IL accommodation trains on Shore Line RI.
"a stop at East Haven, eight minutes walk from
LAKE SALTOSSTALL- The 9-s5 m train from
New Haven and the ass to Nes Haven will take
and return parties of tsn more TO and from the
Lake. The s:i5 p m. from New Haven and the 2.23
D. m 10 New Haven will stop upon signal or notice
to conductor for any number q passengers
The Steamer Cygnet for Glen Grove Park con
iyIetf CAPT. G. n BALDWIN,
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LONDON, July PA dispatch received
here to-day from Valparaiso states that a
mob attacked number of stores in the city
of Santiago, the capital of the republic, and
sacked them. The military was called upon
to quell the disturbance, and the troops soon
restored order.
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MARINE LIST

MARINE LIST.
.RA PORT OF NEW HAVEN. <RRA
ARRIVED.
Sch Nat Meader. Dunton, Wiscasset lumber.
Sch Emily White, Cloney, Sands River, N. g.,
piling
CLEARED
Sch Wm. e. Downes Haskill, Norfolk.
Sch James Butler, Wilburn, N. Y.
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n Arrived It New York. Steamers Lain,
Bsesasn, and Rcd a.. Antwerp,
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RAILROADS Cutting Rate. TO ao.,on.

CHICAGO, July 24.-The FIRST cut in rates
to Boston on occasion of the G. A. R. en-
campment has come to light. The Missouri
Pacific announced a rate of s27.50, Kansas
City to Boston and return against the es-
tablished rate of $50. The Atchison and
other Missouri river roads will meet the Mis-
souri, Paciie's cut, making the rate of $27.5O
apply by way of Chicago. Some of the east
ern roads have agreed to pro rate with the
western lines on this basis. This Is believed
to be the beginning of q lively rate Har
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ID EPORT Of the condition Of THE NEW HA-
II VEN COUNTY NATIONAL. BANK, at New
Haven in the State of Connecticut, at the close OF
business July 18th, 1890
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.Sl,1se,S54 %

DEPORT of the condition Of THE NATION
II, AL TRADESMENS BANK, at New Haven,
in the State Connecticut at the close of business,
July 18th, 1890:
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ATARIFF LIE NAILED.
An Alleged Interview with Minister
Reid In Relation 60 the Mckinley

An Alleged Iaterview with Minister
Reid In Relation TO the Mckinley
Bsll.
. PARIS, July 24-The Steele and the Figaro
to-day publish an alleged interview with Mr..
Whitelaw Reid, the American minister, which
makes him denounce the Mckinley bill as q
measure opposed to civilization, and
which, further, represents him as declaring
that 1t was improbable that the
citizens of the United States would long en-
dure the tariffs aud the increasing of the
dihcu!ties OF commerce would imperil the
success of the Chicago exhibition. Mr.. Reid
authorizes an explicit denial of the truth of
the interview. He says he saw no journalist
and authorized nobody TO speak on the SUBJ
1ect in his name. The secretary of the Amer
loan legation, who alone responds to press re-
quests for Information, denies the accuracy
of the interview and declines Responsibility
for the statements made.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-25

FOR RENT,
Large new store on Grand avenue, in bust
;ia est, most rapidly growing part of Fair Ha-
s2. ven: Floor space nineteen hundred feet well
lighted; double front. plate glass.
8. L. BLATCHLEY SONS,
iY1Q Git 16 Exchange Building
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FOR SALE.

Two Furnished Cottages.
n Grove Beach. Circulars. Photographs.
I3S DR.. EORTHROP,
W iy21 ut Clinton. Conn,
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AisleIlauppug.
FOR SALE

~ AT the farm OF George w Brockelt. nea
ASMontowese. business. driving and saddl
horses; some for ladies and childrenHs use: all We
broken r. O. address, Branch ONCE. New HAYES
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gea1 Estate.
FOR RENT,

- Lower floor, six rooms, with two upstairs
40 bedrooms, and half of stable on the prem.
241 SHERMAN AVENUE.
All modern conveniences, f1rst-class condition Z;
location unsurpassed. Inquire at
ap17tf THIS OFFICE.
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Z" DOAT. Alloy {!

the rapids are tVow you'll cried O mnn 70
pleasure party WHOM hc deserted gliding
swiftly down the stream toward the foam
Ing cataract. And W. would cry, Boat
Ahoyl" 10 the one Whose life is bcin; drawn
into the whirlpool Of cons .nip,on, FOR un-
less You use effective measures you will he
wrecked III Deaths foamiug rapids.
II your lungs are weak, breath short, have
splitting III bleed, experience occasional cold
chills creeping up Your spinal column, with
hacking cough. variable or poor appetite,
feeble digGti with gradual loss If flesh,
cold feet, lnssit,ide or general debility, AFRO
easily fntiEued, don't disregard these pre-
monitory symptoms. Thousands annually,
without experiencing half the above symp-
toms and not hN,linG their timely warnings,
ARE plunged into the RELENTLESS grasp of that
most fatal .courgc Consumption
Hon cant afford to fool away any
precious thnc il suffering from any
considerable number of these unmistaka-
blc symptoms of approaching danger. It's
madness To iriilc and experiment with IN
certain means when thus afflicted. Don't
forget nj such critical period TINT The
only medicine possessed Of such positive
curative properties MS To warrant it's
pruprictors in guaranteeing il to cure
Consumption Of the Lungs, II taken in
time and given fair trial, is tho world
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A LADY oE Ai.nANIA.

always unfolding new aspect. The
dress of Albania is in itself IL splendid
picture. This is particularly SO of tho
Tosks. Byron's lines we'll describe it.
The wild Albaninu kr,lcd ut the knee,
With shawl-ciad head nn;l orinmcntcd gun,
And gold-cmbr ordered garments fair to see
The representatives of the Ghcgs are
called Boluk- Basins, and they have II
high opinion of their own worth and i'm.
portancc. When arraycd in official dress.
mounted and equipped for business, the
Boluk- Basin presents Il gorgeous spucta-
Gle. He wears Il volurinous white kilt
coats, handsome white hose ornumcmtcd
with black braid, white felt skull cap
and Arab turban, after the head-gcnr of
Skandcrbcg. Then he is armed at all
points with pistols, yatnglrln and re-
pcating rifle, !avishly silver mounted
His horse is usually II white Arabian,
on which the i;oluli- Bashi sits us though
all the world WAS his. When once
in the mountainous district the road be-
comes narrow and rocky, making rapid
progress impossible The horses, how
ever, are very sire footed, and mncrringly
pick out II safe place To step among the
crcviccs, assures and loose stones.
II is wonderful, too, that they are so,
when the way they are shod is seen. The
shoes are plates with Il hole in the middle.
%hc nails are narrow headed and are bent
over the edge of the shoe, and by these
catch IS obtained on the rocks.
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The fact that an officers servant is
paid from So to $40 extra a month often
serves to reconcile him TO the opcnly-cx-
pressed contempt in which he is held by
his fellows, and 50 long rs their dislike
is confined to sneers and even curses he
pays little attention 10 them.
Butwo to the man who lays his hand
Oh the officers pet. Dire punishment
awaits him and II long stretch" in the
guardhouse is sure to follow When
the "dog robbcr' gets drunk or COM
mits some other breach OF discipline he
does so with no bitter fear that he will be
called to account. Ills services are en-.
tircly too valuable 10 his superiors to he
lcng dispensed with, So, instead of bcin.
laid up by the heels like a common de
linquent, he is given q reprimand for
.orm's sake and returns TO his congcnial
labors.
Sometimes it happens that an officer
who is too inpccuuious or too stin~y to
hire servant has some worl; he desires
done. lie calls upon private to report
at his quarters at Il certain time and laws
out his task. A bit of carpcnlcring, the
laying of Il carpet OF what not. The
soldier knows rs we'll rs does the officer
that he is not under any obligation TO 10
the work, but he knows fully us well
that if he refuses it will he tt sorry dag
forhim. Every little shortcoming, i'm
aglnary or real, Of which he may, in the
prejudiced eyes of his superior, he
guilty, will DC stored up against him.
His Orderly Sergeant will pc instructed
to keep close watch Of all his doin2s,
and when he makes application for It
few days leave or for some other ill.,
diligence TO which he thinks himself en-
titled, his request is curly refused. IN
view of al! this the shrewd soldier will,
unless the work is of too degrading
nature, pocket his pride and fall to.
Punishment day ut one of the far West
ern military posts is Il black letter day ia
the private soldier. 1t is not so much
the severity OF the penalties inflicted
which make them SO much dreaded by
the bluecoat. To be locked up in the
guard house on bread and water even has
no great terrors for him. The rough life
he has been leading makes privations of
that kind easily borne. Extra work cf
any kind he vii! also perform without
much grumbling. He has danced and is
willing to pay the fiddler. He had been
warned that if lie did not behave himself
properly while on his leave he would be
called to account. That he did not profit
by the warming, his aching head and
bloodshot eyes are sufficient evidence,
and now he has been sentenced 10 twenty
four hours in the ''bull nng."
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feels the sharp prick OF i Oayonct in his
ley he makes Il desperate effort and stag
Sers 20 his feet. The big log is again
laid across his shoulder and he stumbles
on. Another nun has just thrown down
his burden and declared that he will not
carry it another step. They NAV do
what they like to him, he says doggcdly.
but not another step Will he bulge.
Take off his cap and strap him to his
log, orders the Sergeant. After short
struggle, in which tho prisoner gets
rough handling, the order is executed.
The thermometer registers considerably
over 100 degrees in the open parade
ground and the SUI shiEcs with the fierce
heat of 4 furnace.
Not Il cloud is there to cast even Il fleet
Ing shadow on the parchcd ground, and
the alkali dust is hot us if it had been
baked i'll an oven. Lying HAT on his back
with MS late burden under him, the SOL
dier gets the full benefit of the suns
scoyching rays. His mouth is parchcd,
and his tongue feels like piece of dried
leather. His cyeballs ache rs though
they were going to burst, and he would
gladly forfeit months pay for glass of
cold water. But no, Tvs Ion. he persists
in his characterization just so long will he
suffer from thirst. Plucky us lie is he
cannot stand this agony much longer.
For three hours ROW has he lain there
with clnchcd teeth and eyes tight closed,
but he knows lie must either give in or
he will faint.
"Givc me drink aud II, go back in
the ring he hoarsely says ut last and is
soon off again on his never cnding
tramp.
Another soldier is still too much under
the influence of the grog he drank the
night before to walk even without the
weight of the small tree which he has
been ordered to carry. The Sergeant
being convinced ut last that he is not
playing possum,' rs they call sham
ming, orders him given "dose of
pump" lie is led to another part of the
ground and seated Oh II camp chair with
his hands bound behind him. While
couple of soldiers take turn about ut tue
handle of forcc-pump, The Corporal
of the squad directs the stream of water
full i'll the victims face. This heroic
treatment soon has the desired effect ,aud
with II gasp the half drowned man begs
the Corporal TO give him II
chance to get his breath. He was
never quite so, sober in his life,
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Bear, and Forbcni'.
A Dogs Emf.

Mr.. Jaeger of Rochester, New York
was frequently puzzled by the alb.
sence of his dog. The animal was fire..
quently absent half n day ut n time,
and recently was missing for two DAYS.
His owner advertised for him, and on
the following dey he was returned by q
man " no had discovered his peculiar
mania. 1t was for riding OH street
ears. He will get Aboard OF any car he
sees and ride until he is put OF. Mr..
Jaeger proposes to get season ticket
and attach it to the dogs collar, that
llc may indulge his street car propcnsi.
ties Ill proper and legal way.
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The interior of the grand cathedral in
the City of Mexico is, even ut the pres
ent day, after having been successfully
plundcred. most magnificent IL con-
tains five navcs, six affairs and fourteen
chapcls, which contain the bones of some
of the viccroys and departed great men
Of Mexico. The ''Glory of the Capola, "
Virgin and revrred saints were painted,
says the New York Journal, by celebrated
artists. A balustradc surrounds the
choir OF metal so rich that an offer to
rcplhce it with one of equal weight in
solid silver was refused This weighs
twentysiX tons, and came from China in
the old days Of Spanish dominion, when
the richly irei"htcd gallcons If Spain
sent their cargOes overland from Acapulco
70 Vera Cruz OH the way to the mother
country.
The high altar was formerly the rich
est i'll the world, and yet retains much of
its original glory. 1t contained candle
sticks Of gold so heavy that single one
was more than man could lift, chaliccs,
cruets and pyxes of gold incrustcd with
precious metal, studded with cmcralds,
amethysts, rubes and sapplires.
The statue Of the assumption (now
missing was Of gold, ornamental with
diamonds; and is said to have cost ST.
600, 600. There was Il golden lamp,
valued at $40, 600, which it cost at one
time $1,000 to clean, but, according TO a
French writcr-and the joke is his-the
liberal troops cleaned it for nothing, and
1t has not been seen since.
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a COUNTRY IDYL


"Havc you dug your grasss' asked the city
Chap a. az
Or the staring farmer man,
For he, thought he would not crash the
swain
Beneath his soc;s! ban
"how YVES your crop when yoY dug your
grass?
Did the weevils hurt your peas?
And did the canlser worm destroy
Your young cucumber treesg
II love, good sir, the country air,
From the town fain would fieo
And lose myself i'll rural dreams
Meath the potato tree. =
Would pluck the turnip from its vine,
Through the parsnip meadow pash,
And rest beneath the grateful shaie
OF the bending cabbage tus;.
"Oh, faih would be simpl. swain
And drive my yoke OF COVE,
And rest at noon beneath the shaie
OF the rutsbaga boug!is.
On, rd hunt the woois for III. cocoanu.
bush
The whole OF tine livelong day,
Or start at morn with the rustic hoe
To dig the hills for hay
"And if ut nooniay grew faint
With my labor's strain AMI rash,
l would mix the milkweed's luscious milk
With mushrooms luscious mush.
1 would pluck the pineapple from the pine
But why has your color iieay'
But Tin, farmer fell with sicSening thud-
The farmer iuan was dead.
-Tcaas SiNinGs.
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Weak Hearts Not Common After All.

Weak hearts are by no means so com
mon as is often supposed. Many man
who thinks he has got one is merely dys-
pcptic; many Il woman owes her symptoms
to tight lacing or insufficient feeding
If the dyspepsia be cured and the tight
lacing dispensed with the symptoms OF
heart weakness will disappear. Even
when the heart is genuinely ''weak" the
weakness is not always due to special dis
case OF that organ. 1t may be only part
OF general weakness of the whole sys-
ten, which is easily urable.-Americln
Analyst
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famed Dr. riercc's Golden Medical DIS.

crNCrY.
Trying conditions these. under which Ia
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urcIS
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