Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-03
TELRGRAPaIC JorTINGs.

Signals are displayed from Atlantic City to
PASSPORT.
The pool selling privileges at the spring meet
ing OF the st. Louis Jockey club were yesterday
cold to Lew Shaw for slc0,0oo The meeting will
last forty eight days.
Pugilist Dick Burge has answered the charges
made against him purportng to emsnate from
George Mcdonald. Mr.. Burge says the charges
are false in minuts detail.
warrant has been issued in Vienna for the
arrest Of Ernest Rosderer, pretended journal
ist who is accused OF swindling John simeon
Bergheim, an American niue owner, out OF $780,
Rev. John L. BurrowsD. D., who had attained
national reputation for eloouence, died yesterday
in Augusta, Ga, aged seventy nine. Although
practically retired from active work he preached
regularly, and had filled his pulpit yesterday
The Baroness de Roques denies the truth OF
the report that Mrs. Maybrick, her daughter, is
merely feigning illness. Such statements are
without foundation. The Exchange Telegram
company reaffirms the truth of its first report.
The Petit Marsellaise publishes an interview
with NJ. Loubet ss to the attitude Of the chamber
toward the Panama canal scandal. NJ. Loubet
gays that the chamber rushed headlong with out
consideration or preparation into the Panama
scandal.
The gale of Monday night played havoc on the
outer beach OF Far Rockway inlet. The sand
banks which have heretofore protected the beach
were washed away for more than half a mile.
Houses on the beach were undermined and car
ried away and other damage was done.
James Cogan, driver Of a hook and ladder
truck at Pawtucket, R was killed yesterday
noon, while responding to an alarm for exhihi-
ion. Inc Mneels OF Inc muSs 81 1870, ~
over and Co gan caught beneath
The dervlshes in southern Egypt are displaying
renewed activity. On Sunday a large party eff
them attacked the village of Gemai near Wady-
Halfa but we're repulsed after q fierce fight. in
which several of them were killed. Before they
could be driven of, however, they had cut a
number Of elegraph wires and done other dam
age.
The usual formal ceremonies attending the in
auguration of city governments were held In the
thirty cities of the Commonwealth Of Massachu
sets yesterday, two new cities, Everett and
Medford, participating for the first time. The
naug ural messages of the m tYors elect rSferred
chiefly to the financial condition OF their respect
i've munieipali les, to needed Improvements, etc
A party OF Parnsllites at Kilrush, while cele
brating the New Year, filled themselves with
| whiskey and then determined to wreak ven
geauce on antiPaInellites. They marched &c
the rooms occupied by the Workmen's club anc
| made an attack with stoaes on me opiaing. I'M
thing their own way. The mob next attackeC
/ the residences OF the town commissioners
The initiatory conclave Of the legislative com
| mittee Of the National Order Of Junior American
| Mechanics, in conjunction with representative
| of the fraternal bond of American Patriots ant
the American Defense association, met in Pitts
| burg yesterday to consider the congressiona
| measures providing for the restriction of Immi
| grafton, the maintenance Of the public schoo
| system and the revision OF the naturalization
| laws. The important action Of the first sessto
| was the consideration of a proposition lookin
| towards the amalgamation or all American pstr
| otto societies having in view the objects mer
| toned. The convention will be in session unit
l tomorrow evening. Representatives are pres
| emit from every state in this country.