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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-15
RIOTOUS STRIKERS.
Short and Sharp Conflict Between
Police and Strikers at Bradford
Many Windows Broken.

Short and Sharp Conflict Between
Police and Strikers at Bradford
Many Windows Broken.
BRADFORD, April 14.-The first conflict
between the strikers and the police this
evening was short and sharp. The rioters
again gathered in Sunbridge street at 10
o'clock tonight. Strong bodies of the
strikers were posted in the side streets and
behind all the hoardings and each crowd
was we'll supplied with materials to be
used as missiles when the authorities at
tempted to dispense the gathering.
The police made several charges
on the men, but all their efforts
to thus dislodge the strikers from
their fortified positions proved futile.
Eventually orders were given for the police
to make a flank movement on the rioters,
and by this means they succeeded in max
ing them beat retreat, but not without a
fierce struggle, during which all the win
dows of the buildings on Sunbride street
were smashed by the shower of missiles
with which the strikers sought to repulse
the police A curious incident in connec-
ton with the fighting was the arrest of a
special constable ON the charge of having
directed their attack on his fellow officers
This, however, the constable stoutly de-
MES. At II o'clock tonight all was
quiet.
Rioting was renewed at Bradford this
evening. The mob numbers at least co.
900 persons. The street lamps were e1-
tinguished by the rioters. The military,
police and special constables charged and
dispersed the mob. Many persons were
injured.
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HURLED YESTERDAY.

Funeral of the Late Count Lewen-
haupt - Simple and Affecting Ser
vices.
WILMINGTON, Del, April 16.-Count R..
A. Lewenhaupt, who was married thirteen
days ago to Miss Ellen Bayard, was buried
to-day in the Bayard family vault in Old
Swedes cemetery. The services were very
simple and affecting. The body was re-
moved from the late home of the count
early this afternoon to Old Swedes church.
Before leaving the house the bereaved
countess and the members of the
Bayard family took their last view
of the dead. The coffin was then
closed and was not opened again. Thomas
F. Bayard and his son Thomas F. Bayard
jr, were the only relatives whom followed
the hearse. The members of the family
and relatives and friends, all of who had
attended the wedding of Count Lewen-
haupt to Miss Ellen Bayard, assembled in
the church to see the last rites. The ser
vice was conducted by Bishop Leighton
Coleman and Rev. Martin B. Dunlap, rector
of the church.
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THE IMMIGRATION LAWS.
secretary Foster Defines the Duties OF
the DePartment-Feurte Italians

Secretary Foster Defines the Duties OF
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Italians
Returned Yesterday.
New YORK, April 14-Colonel Weber
received letter to-day from Secretary
Foster of the treasury department on the
subject of returned immigrants. The Sec
Rotary writes that it is the duty of the de-
partment to administer the immigration
laws as found in the statutes. Section 10
Of the act makes it misdemeanor,
and provides a penalty of not less
than $500 where any master, agent,
consignee or owner shall refuse to
receive back on the ships the debarred
immigrants or shall neglect to detain them
thereon or shall refuse or neglect to return
them to the port whence they came. 1t is
strictly the business of the steamship COM
panies to adopt measures to prevent the
escape of such immigrants If the COM
panies are inclined to comply with the law
proper, and legal measures can be adopted
by them which will insure the return of
all persons barred from landing. Colonel
Weber says that the letter endorses his
construction of the law. Fourteen of the
immigrants debarred from landing were
returned to Italy on the steamship Cache
mire TODAY
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Rex of Human Bones.

ALLrEBoRo, Mass, April IA box of
human bones was found this afternoon by
workmen engaged in excavating cellar
under J. w. Gifford's hardware store on
Park street. The box was about the size
Of an ordinary soap box and the bones
were securely packed in saw dust and
charcoal. Medical Examiner Holden was
sent for and after brief examination or
dered them cared for The box was found
beneath the floor of the coal bin. No one
seems to have any solution to the mystery.
The town authorities may possibly look
into the matter
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FOR RENT,

49, Four rooms, lower floor, furnace, range,
It'll stationary tubs adults only twelve
si4 dollars CLINTON AVENUE,
mh31 If cor Lombard street.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS,

KNERINGER-O Friday last, of pneumonia, at
the National Home, rogus, Maine, Matthias
WAY-In Beloxi, Miss, April Sth, OF pneumonia,
Charles Lyman Way of Evanston, ILL.,, aged ~
years and 6 months.
BEECHER-In Rockaway, I. l., on the 18th inst,
Harry W. Beecher, son OF Henry j. and Abagaii
L. Beecher, aged % years and month";
The-funeral will take place from the residence of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. George A. Burdick, 38
Spring street, Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Friends are invited to attend. ct
TUTTLE-m Fair Haven, East, April IA, sudden
IT, Harriet A., wife Of William F. Tuttle, aged
70 years. r..
Funeral services will be held at her late resi-
dence No. 80 Quinnipiac street, on Friday
afternoon, April II. at O'Clock Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend With
out further notice. st.
aged AZ years
wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Friends
and relatives invited to attend.
GORHAM-Iu Hamden, April 18th, Julius Cor
ham, aged II years.
Funeral from his late residence in Hamden,
Thursday, April 10th, at 2 O'Clock p. M Rela-
tives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend without further notice. ct
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PORTER INTERVIEWED.
The American Minister Has Not BE
Ordered to Leave Italy.

The American Minister Has Not Been
Ordered to Leave Italy.
LONDON, April 10. = The Standards
Rome correspondent says that in an inter-
view with United States Minister Porter,
he said that he had not received any Or
ders of recall, and that there was no rea-
son to believe he should receive any. Both
governments look forward to peaceful
and honorable settlement of the New Or
leans difficulty. The only action open to
the United States has been initiated though
Mr.. Blaine has not yet sent an official note
of the fact.
ROME, April 15.-Signor Chimirri, the
minister of agriculture, proposes to divert
that stream of emigrants flowing to Amer
lea to the Roman Campagna and Sardinia.
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A Convert to Buddhism I.

DUBLIN, April 14.-The Freeman's Jour
nal says that Justin Huntley Mccarthy,
son of the snti-Parnellite leader, will soon
announce his conversion to Buddhism
The young man has been jealous stu
dent of Orientalism, but it was not gener-
ally suspected that he had more than a
passing admiration for the doctrines of
Guatama.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-15

CHICAGO, April 14.-Fourteen wards on
of total of thirtyfour have been officiall.
canvassed tonight. The net result is ,
gain for the republican mayoralty candi
date, Hampstead Washburne. He hal
thus far an official plurality of 374. Thre,
to five days more will be required to com
pIete the count
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AT COURT STREET TEMPLE.
The Distinguished Rabbi SCHNEIDER
to Speak.

to Speak.
Next Friday evening at 7:30 Rev. Mr..
SCHNEIDER of Boston, a scholar and orator
of rare attainments, will favor an audi
ence at the Court street temple with one
of his finished and scholarly addresses.
His subject will be ''Nationalism as Re-
Ggion." The renown of Mr.. SCHNEIDER,
his ability as forcible and eloquent
speaker, and his high reputation for schol-
arship bespeak for him both a large and
appreciative audience. No doubt many of
our citizens of other denominations will
gladly embrace this opportunity of hear
ing him. This will be DR.. Schindler's
first visit to New Haven, and he will be
the guest of his personal friend DR.. Klee-
haro
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BASE BALI.
Scores of Yesterdays Games.
THE DIRECT TAX.
The State of Maine Paid Her Quota
characteristics Share - Fears OF
ERnStnn


characteristics Share - Fears of
Boston Bankers.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-THE
$685., 572, which was the quota to which
the state of Maine was entitled
under the direct tax act, was paid through
the sub-treasury at Boston, mainly in sill
yer certificates. The quota of Massachu-
sets, $700,000, must be paid at the same
place. A telegram was received at the
treasurer's Office from three Boston banks
stating that the payment of this large sum
in silver certificates might cause great
monetary disturbance in New England,
and requesting the treasurer to make the
payment in gold. In reply, the depart
ment informed the banks that it would
pay the warrant in lawful money of the
United States and of such character as was
on hand in the BOSTON srb-treasury
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WANTED.

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First class reference required. Call at
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man for vegetable ganien
i and lawns Experieced, willing. hard-worker,
temperate. Call at LAW & MINORS, 2S5
Wooster street Wednesday evening between
ands RpI59t
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Frank Richardson's Death-The Cor.
Oner VIII Investigate.

Frank Richardson, whose right leg was
terribly mangled by freight engine at the
Webster street crossing on Monday night,
died at the hospital early yesterday morn
ing. Precisely what caused the unfortu-
nate accident is not known. Coroner Mix
began an investigation yesterday, which
was not concluded, as the coroner was en-
gagged with the Meramble case.
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Names Standard Fertilizers
a 406 State street.
II apis it, BRADLEY & DAMN.
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THE NEW ORLEANS MASSACRE.
Report of the United States District
Attorney Almost Ready.

NEW ORLEANS, April 14.-United States
District Attorney William Grant, who
some days ago was instrusted by the at
torney general at Washington with the
important work of gathering information
and compiling report touching the recent
uprising in New Orleans, says that he ex-
poets to be able to forward his report to
Washington by the latter part of this
week
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Wednesday, April Is, 1891.
I75Iauts.

One Cent q Word each Insertion;
nve cents q word for . full week,
(sevsn sfnea.D
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
ES3 House No. 1872 Meadow street 90 rooms)
If; Will be put in thorough order for good
I'VE tenant. Apply to
E. HAYES TROWBRIDGE, JR,
apl3 6t. 6O7 Chapel Street.
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New York,s Death List,

NEW York, April 14.-Two hundred
and fifteen persons died in this city dur
ing the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to-day. Of this number thirty-two were
reported as resulting from grip.
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LONDON, April 1.-THE Welsh tin
platers will close their works for one
month from July l., being forced to re-
strict their output in consequence OF the
new American tariff law.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Richard J. Hartman of Findlay, O.,
chief of the division of accounts Of the
general land Office, has resigned.
The Presse says that Germany and Aus
tria have decided to act together in respect
to commercial relations with other states.
The first Western States Commercial
congress convened at Kanas city yesterday
with the delegations present from all the
western and southern states and territories.
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A Bicycle Will,
IF properly used, make the rider eat and sleep
L to a desirable degree. Columbia and Hart
ford safeties Qadies and gentsD; cash or Install
ments. Think it over.
NEW HAVEN CYCLE CO.,
ap14 It SIG State street.
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WANTED.
WANTED.

HNE hundred girls for all branches house
~ work Families will End the best obtaina-
BILE help here. MIS-. BABE.
apq lst II Elm street
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What IT Costs

Must be carefully considered by the great
majority of people in buying even necessi
ties of life. Hoods Sarsaparilla commends
itself with special force to the great middle
classes, because it combines positive econ
omy with great medicinal power. 1t is
the only medicine of which can be truly
said 400 Doses One Dollar" and bottle
taken according to directions will average
to last month. s.E..2
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H.>J. Bakers
TOMPLETE manures at
. apis 1T BRADLEY & DANN'S.
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When you go to buy Hoods Sarsaparills
be sure to get it. Don't be put off with
an inferior substitute, Insist upoa Hoods.
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ID or would do general housework; city refer
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apl5 Its for two days-
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Barn to Rent

Barn to Rent
d. At No. II Wooster Place; stalls for four
#iii horses; plenty Of carriage room; Inquire
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RIfsreI Ianenms.
THE SKIN

Is an important factor in keeping good
health If it does not act in the way in
tended by nature, its functions are per
formed by other organs-the Kidneys and
the Lungs and the result is breakdown
of general health.
Swift's Specific
Is the remedy of nature to stimulate the
skin to proper action. In never fails in
this and always accompanies the purpose.
Send for our treatise on the Blood and
Skin Diseases.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Atlanta. Ga
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THE PRESIDENTS REMARKS.

ssI am glad to know that it is no longer
difficult to reach you for succor or for
friendly social intercourse. Travel has
been quickened and made easy. Someone
mentioned just now that it was only four
hours and half from Chattanooga to At
lanta. That is not my recollection.
Laughter. I think we spent as many
months making that trip: Laughter. :!
am glad to know that by the consent of
all your people, without regard to the diff
ferences that separated you. then, your
highways are open to all of us without
prejudice, that your hearts are true to the
Union and the constitution and that the
high sense of public duty which then
characterized you still abides among your
people. May your valleys always be full
Of prosperity, your homes the abode of at
lection and love and of all that makes the
American homes the best of all good homes
and the sure nursery of good citizens.
[Cheers.
When the president had concluded an
old grizzled veteran forced his way through
the crowd and grasped the presidents hand
with the remark: eyes, sir; I'm one of
those rebels who kept you back at Chick,
amauga, and now the war is over I'm proud
to take your hand"
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II
- CENTRALLY located brick house, 1857
It'll Chapel street, near Park; eleven rooms
sk Alterations to suit tenant. All improve
mentS HENRY S. PECK,
an13 tf 1909 Chapel street.
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Lawn Dressing.
OK so and 100 pound bags.
ACa apis it, BRADLEY & DAMN.
Lawn Mowers.
THE leading and best kinds.
/ ap15 lit BRADLEY DAMN.
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FOR, RENT,
FOR. RENT

FUN IOENI,
NA SECOND floor, four rooms modern con-
&:;; veniences suitable for gentleman and
.WsA wife. IS dollars.
ap9 If 1879 CHESTNUT STREET.
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FOR RENT.

- A building three 60 stories and base
Fl; ment centrally located, well lighted, suit
3kk able FOR any manufacturing business:
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mh2O If 81 Church street.
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FOR RENT,
a. Desirable tenement No. So Lafayette
H For particulars inquire Of C.HBOOTH,
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8ea1 ESTATE
Store for Rent.
A. HI. Alling Real Estate Agency,

A. III. Alling Real Estate Agency.
A Houses and building lots for sale in all
;;i parts Of the city. Bargains--House, Gil
NY. bert avenue, rooms, modern improve
ments; for sale, low price, easy terms or for
Winthrop, Judson, Derby avenues, Chapel,
George, Elm, Beers, Orchard, Orange streets;
any price, from IS to $50 front foot. Rents,
loans, fire and life insurance Rents wanted.
A. Il. Alling, 708 Chapel street, Masonic Build
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For Sale Cheap,
49, Old house, with modern conveniences.
@;;; Apply on premises.
SlG nh28 If 50 HOWE STREET.
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FUN SALL,
49, Three two-family houses on Winchester
n: avenue. Residence on Dwight street. A
nA good farm in Orange, one in Woodbridge.
Winthrop, Whaley and Judson avenues. Lot in
Evergreen cemetery. RENTS-Two good farms
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city. Care of property a speciality. Rents
promptly collected. Fire and life insurance.
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~ ty-five to two Thousand dollars. Inquire
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Wv ASAAA>
g. Store on Congress avenue, now occupied
SiI by Goldenblum, Butcher. Rent is low to
1S8 right man. BRETZFELDER,
APPS tt Exchange Building.
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BISM

1t is said derives his name from ancestors whose
castle protected ''the Marca'' boundary or line of
the river REESE it being point of defence against
invaders. The popularity Of the g. O. Taylor
Old Bourbon and G. o. Taylor Pure Rye Whis-
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- Store, 1857 State street. East side. Just
Fl; north of Chapel. Inquire of
.iQ CHARLES A. WHITE,
mh11tf SO Church street.
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