Evening Star Newspaper, July 31, 1875, Page 1

E EVENING STAR, | ey > j FOR RODBING THE DisTRict ATTORNEY'S | OFFICE | _J. Elbert Dyer, late chief operative of 4T THE STAR BUILDING: secret service forve at Cinctonati, Onto, ae we heen arrested by Detective Jaines T. Pore Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. Lith = c one ve . a os of the secret servioe, for stealing evidenas SeRinst arresteat counterfeiters and endeay The Evening Star Newspsper Oompany, ping ty LP sone. thus feating the ends of justice tee @. H. RAUFFMANN, Press. ZS. one ts one. aimont siratiar to that of General eeascinteaieneienats / | am F.3 ,@X-operatt yy + Sins shad Sebeee's, Se bse feet Geen pas SEs "Bon as Seats, eee tive Porter some time sine, and convicual in the Uaited OxNTs Each. By miatl—rosiase prepard—6O Month. xz momits. $3.00, ome year, $6.00 States court tn this clty. Dyer, however, a one to the present. has borne a singularly cost THE WEEKLY STAN-pudisined om Preday— —— 89.00 « year, posiace prevent. AL mudsertpiroms werariahly 1m GEER ,, ame vm. 416— We. 6. Rant effclent service as w Greecetn, ee ee ATURDAY, JULY 31, 1875. TWO CENTS, | Ritcation and alumer and $ Ato go Senator Thornburg. He servest as a momtwr = | of the secret service under Col. Whitely for @ year and @ half, and was then mad EVENING STAR. seca tnarem Johnsons | cuose ov tar Prawweaties ov wn.sas | Telegrams to The Star, | kinsitzc atttmare rettceman.. | dugerautetat chastity BaLtiMore, July —Daniel Brown. col- | May last he was dismissal the fore for The unexpected news of the death of M DERMOTT. ored was instantly anot fond killed this morn- | writing @ letter to Detective Anchin, pro- I " ing by Polteemen Philip MeDonald af a ne- | posing’ to extort © sam ef manen ty . = Senator Andrew Johnson, | ..The examination de tene esse of Mr. James ougud rag ° > Pos extort y fron a SPEC:AL NOT.CE ‘ ‘ Fresidiint and Se * | McDermott, the witness in’ the action " gro bail In the northwestern district. It ts | noted counterieiter named James Holt be ; ae ashington News and Gossip. | wii. reached this elty by telograph to-day, brought hy’ Henry”. Bowen against ike | ANDREW JOHNSON DEAD, | £2 the policeman entered the room to quiet | means of a false arrest, Previows to thie : by 4 SESE pa . | created a profound sensation, so large a par! Brooklyn Eagle, was concluded yestertay. noisy proceedings In the ball-room, ° | noted ant wealthy eounterfelternamel KU THE NATIONAL BANK CIRCt Ty or whieh {Of bis active life having been spent in our | The witness declined to give the oanree at Saar Wak locked (on him and Brown. astal- | Buti had been arrested in Missouri and eon Se rane Ss political history. He had a great many warm La per lg nfm donger than pant fc Ue Naics of wlewtirine frm WASHINGTON, D. C., & yp ssiserex CHC ETZEN VEKEI™. | — Against him, consisting of counterfelt m ——_——_ . mi In answer to questions he said he hal been a Policemen of this city have been using pis- | being deposited in ts the t THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for | personal friends here, whoare deeply grieved | married, but was divorced: was onee ar- tols very free of late. States distric to that H. L. BLOWT, Secretary redemption to-day amount to $675.916; total | at the sad intelligence. In onr telegraphic | rested for the accidental shooting of Jona | FATAL ATTACK OF PARALYSIS. ate it Wek a headin, departm. i, ~— ta = — | receipts for the week. $4.318,UL. columns will be found the latest reports in | Mel’onough; have made arrangements to go eet ‘ . ANNUAL FESTIVAL 107TH Ghas t the distri t attor x to Chicago 4 and death. ‘per. there: TIVE CAREER, | Rowen gh, Ub ind get employment on a news- —- 2 —_ Great F .N. H.. July 31—An at-! and asked PeTmission to exanr in the conversation w: Mr. tempt wits made Thursitay evening to throw | Genee. Owing to his supposed « > pout the proposed purchase of tio | THE FLAG FOR HIS WINDING SHEET. | ie Nort: Conway express tratantrom the | (eutt, OWINE to. bis supposed nbbeattatin cl n, Mr. Bowen said he knew for whom ouway and North Ci THE TREASURY vow holds $374, 2 in refer ‘ bonds to seeure national bank circulation, | AN EVENTFUL AND tx and S1S,742.200 to secure public deposits. Andrew Johnson was b : nWay | acconted him. Seon afler it was found = ather | I acted, for he had me watch-d; suggestions “esa Leigiecatg _— Ms _— the evidence was missing. Detective Por First Liect Jonn~ MCCLELLAN, Sth > wena have been made by the eldest son of the RON ng geal yee Miggricny 6 On the case, and succeste mks Dptpbadi pec iam omerg le way ur years of age. Atthe | iaintift not to testily in this ease, Me | DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO. part of the engine was badly stashed, ce. Dyer gn a : en apprentice a} bowe: od me . ak e dic e ¢ > one Ph ite rtil ha sah Senin eles ee ten years | 3 apprenticed to a pe ked me if the principals in the the train did not leave the track. No one addressed to oiicer of the army for | taijor in his pl with whom he | matter of the proposed rehase of the Union was red. There is no lue to the perpe gion Schuetzen Verein, f other to Bull's couase served seven y His mother was not Mr. Kinse 1 Mr. Kings BEECHES $100,090. ‘raters OF the out had tu bis " . sto toafiord him any educational atvant I dechine m; then he as 4 7 - suse cd £ how P re pede ise sad aS hot at school a day in his it Me: Tra ‘ aything to do ———_e—___ = Soon of = Beer Brewery. ; on for Kentue: en learning his > he resolved to make | with ihe er scandal; my business relu- | gs : = es 3 Oxk, Juty 31.—Sehmat rowel nburn, AY Titre Pann, on to be held there :¥ effort to educate bimselt, tiovs with Mr. Bowen prior to this inter- | @E¥ MOUTH CHURCH BOTHERED. vers at Marion gton. Dyer thy dseul & wi ek or more. quirel a knowledge of the letters of the al- | view was to procure certain document — rect with By ~ abet. he borrowed a book whieh he had | Mrs. Victoria Youthull, 9 toe He w ‘ TOM RECEIPTS 1 in- | often heard read a . By Pp her if necessary, and he w st DECISION ADVERSETO TWEED A cers, Su August 26.54. 6th and Sth, bs «1 revenue total in- | learned to read. and on coma at Lington with the m ae We st Bal al revenue receipts for the month to d4 nlicesiip, in ises, went to. cabinet to have the suits a: -—— nae , ’ sreom 4 — a i . ‘ s. dropped in the United States court; in re- EX-PRESIDENT ANDREW JON- 3 = eicieks: a verof coa ABD AT TER CENTENNIAL #8: his nephew, Henry A. Boy His Condition Last Evening. A DFAD BRAT BETWEEN PREAKN Prize Shoot shinny J é 2 Bowliag! z him his mother, whi tent upon him for support work Greensville, T e; i there about twelve months, arried: afterwanis went furt west entually settling at Greenville, ed business. Up to this NASHVILLE, July, getee from Gre YS Liat ex-Preside hetter. The ser ing is partis ; | stored to his left al ks intellt announeed by H 4 there are some hopes for his recovery heat between Rumors of his Death, Mc -| ING BOK—UNPRE t!] The New Y Hera) | iter as commis for Switzerland for the con Ladies Prize Sheviing! deseripilon of the ere cup, at Sarato, > ProMoTED.—Mr. W transterred from t Santord’s 's Springbok wiedge of NAsHviLLe, July 31—Se: wtor Johnson | | Thesecond race was for th +, ig ya The Avtopeie ors office Of the T, de; Z ut, under the instructions of his P mites from Jonesboro’, in | a dash of two a A quarter ereey City ais tim S8 por = tor’s offic hese Te oh races wife, he learned writing, ¢ Ps Ae Fr which ts the nearest tele were nty i - between Rev. Joba S. G fs been promot:1 to a thiri-class | wer Ne leamed writing, cipbering, ke. HER PRETENDED Love operator t pointe Which came to t iis friewts and “Eider Ham MONS EEROLX ‘ in the office of the supervisin t ich he held was that of aller- » trom Ble mathe died at} Litteil’s bay hors PA prominent part th the proc their th to which be was elec formation says | dam Idlewild, 5 the Presbytery en in 180, and in 1S osen tnnyor, Woich position he held f died ¥ rom tt The Saad at thre . In is noted to the sn eite tie thy the Mar. | (ree years. In , lected to t ~ ISTOL, THN? mbran yuare rheme of Btereosces > ? has hn he contended we or of Bpon the state count of th Brder the & m3 he family have } th ¥ schon’ Fa ot, N.Y ected to make a ati, for thy He will be nd t 1, PERsos Secretary Robes stpleht for Rye Beach, N. H., to < H ' » would be nade run by Harry | Isi2. y the be { Mali-past 2 0% Mormtns. PETESISS RCS 2. Bfown, in ry of te Treasa er in any form arty . Mr. Jon $22 of Ie valis in the com envil panty ir rent. ef the t k Jackson ¥ alth, and ss ASE Tren Oar belletit isstatedthat | down with y < ! 1 to Miss Carens, bi | another lady | RELCUER'S DOG. i c rth po | § Financial Prot for Pty:noat TARE NOLICE selected Se ai ee ina: 1 Problem for Piysnoath LIC Iration. s wigorous sp 1 New Y¥« Jal 1.—The 8 a PLAT® ORINTERS' CS On tt | Ste reasurer of Plymouth ¥ ‘ i Ward eceker & ¥ Fant hoe witie A ntot his stm on this race was v « her Note Exeur-ion tu Point Loe of thy f trustees Lave ear ld within the past ti: as been very mu to how the ‘ren harge of a schooi. mn she boa: an attachm rom Wm is pats eott, K 1 soon w eks, of opin- ishall be Start. Preakness Johnson at ead heat, aud th rity nst lores —Tha hg Up between the THE New Natic 1 hee Nation. 1 The a jel what they wor en; but whe The amounty was the widen N they {| A meeting of the exeentive couns ‘ ry has decided to at the pew r od at the sale Inaite was Lwo seconds | A ment Seng! pd peony de ae : ’ e Su Aes Pre dato ee a ster than Harry Basset's at Tallequah on the lth and teth Insta | take tito consideration the d of attat number | wi t irbed sta owing out of the fearfully t muriers and 4 been .ec alize the cor THE BETTING SS 500 1 1 ‘dall sw school clo Times Knows Abont It. Sit is somewhat ai als of ri- month Olitipa now they | chr e the S80. additional | preaknens. am re one flesh seems that when pack a | salary voted to Beecher by a mortzage ou | 4 3 lwable rig’ R her trunk to leave she took care to pat | the Hethe PR lt » and cb ted States Tr y all of his clothes : t hat also made A Fund for Bessie Turner. A fund Is now being raised by mer: within the pow: ments to have neriord Was first away Wildid perio are ; ct , Shringbok think, Preakness | n to Suppress thes b con ne mn ymouth chureh for the benefit of J unington fifth, Griustead a che ation = sie Turner. path. Coming up to the stan Ferpetrators 80 punishment the protection of ». Do i ed wavieatie tt itingof sulrage to | to the assertion ——--e—__ { @ frout, dud ted half pede v wegen moe aterm: ing quot DUNCAN, STERMAN & CO, as they passed under the wire, | fettconk Gace Treasury, vacant by tl ple t No |Thentrical People Lose by the | lr se two leng thn ahead of Proaines, | 200 of Av is-not yet know erick: Dior Failure. ‘ a gtOn aurih. Springbok @Gh, | ccin view. You are poluted chief clerk. a letter Just publish aS New York. July 31.—The report tn ciren- | (iltira sixth, aud Grinstead seven Wiraite | creased diligence in cee == a in the story that Tat [ilisda top serena Wat costars he x was run in 3 eed hee | the Lutradnetion of A GENERAL COURT-MARTI or Ise, advised colored mea to aband ‘vary | reat d ty the front showed tt ret to convene ‘osers. by the ¥. aS northern states in the | leaders of the republies. apo Puuarter pole by two len: the trial of such officers te S intenst | up for themselves. Inthe speech at H foundation in mai ti ge von at of Preaek t it. The detail for ort of Con- | dale no such idea was in my mind ant heart. | have beon re von fifth’ Ole weapons: third, not to place on = = —as t Lie some Senators i bow anybody could Jobin Brough.m, and Wm. Wheatly ad seventh. There ¥ person hithert 1 w XCURSION 7 ' if subsequen not ims that they are losers Sern tine emt eteed cae em] erate habits, or over- “6 . jan, 140 ng tinpa n appeal to th ‘ able cla On SATURDAY. Second Liev arrels with substitute the simple ri half-mile pole Widic by two lengths, hs in front of Pre: ule of invidious ene rity of the nevro~to give him altos, to give him, not fay LADY OF erford kness ngths in advance of Spring fk BEFCHEK’s WHITE M S. Logert, two brokers, xt Mone sp.m., Re stocks on Duncan, Sherman & C rather . bat ch, An attemy ion of tt ave Brook ie wae and failed T iu time, susp adof Aaron | yy, 3 = 1 sixth, and Grinstead : ment, o7 Firty Kin.Ep anp Interesting to Tourists + of the three-quarters of a | i not permit onvintine WAKIN INDIAN TE Tones of this mor round the lo! turn gap aud was thre ihe Fort Smith repr x the Indian: It of the per lections there haye or less noted for tu y of Mr that feuds are pre s has, 8 of Indian T . leanyvass nore | & Cove eires nience and bloodshed: | ¢lers in the hands of aud Murr: but the present season the contest for pri See Henry and wite F fis unusu lent. W: FOREIGN NEWS. ta Ts, Mr. Me iothers. Th 2 & special STEMseeT pocre sntribut t for inthe ¢ > com P | are in great } whieh 1s tot ateh, | Detached—M id shou! ler nukes Nath . 4 Ke plac r pa sixth, ¢ (APE MAY, h uliime, and ha =e —— LIn, July Dr V a ~ . horses put iets, Boatswain Je YFSTERDAY.—In ore BLAME For THIS Wrrc ; for the mile COMMENCING THURSDAY, 5 Powhatan catouuen cipeninee the seat appointed by the Liverpe The Bible in T i Boscingbok ‘as cuues J ions yeste rt. Buri . Trade to inv the circam J Upa tifta, ron from the wrelen aTairs. said t stances attens he loss Of the st mship e th. As soon as t temporary duty been Invited to Vieksbu Dominton ation oi retch Preakuess gav: Y POIND. Cap Passed A ssist- ce on th mitred th report. They md by leaves Ne matie on that to when the ic A Kussiap Town Destroyed by Fire. and as tb TUESDAYS debate on the sb as required by the rules of PETERSEURG, July S1—A\ tf broke ness had hh , a tmsoll Gi vorcath isaster, in y the n advane Leave Cape Mag alternate days : , happens SAVGIHONENOGE Orel, aie wae Passenger Rulway from Steet the ere not launch when it was extinguishe Heirttvertiord se Cap are of the o ton Urat hav = reeou General of th thirds of the pi was des anie-stri to the & populati ee The Saratoga Races. and each s mastery. time of the ¥ one on thesbip would ha Tepert shows that the ere ed in launebing AIS, and to tis fact ts partly due the loss of life. STEAMEN sce CocrastENs. No new case an fast night. Dr. wre favorable had not? nment Wi the invest aeaINst h The ot re oF Kisnor Wiittin ~— en Une spout br ‘ a wie a De. he ahi ei orm Scope et Drenct ipa third. Grinstead and Aaron Peon's i ting Rev. Dr. Beek a Hon. Daniel Cia Suit opine Se ete ene | to the senond and one-eigh of the board. “Phe boa | miles. Five started uialite took the jsmorning. A specter cr. | lead at the start, but was passed by Invoice mele eS troarhe @l the quarter pole, who kept the lead to the mee ‘° ) three-quarters, when Vandalite diew out the winners. Aaron F and led by @ length. In passing the stand } fourth, Rutherford fifth. the second ttme Madze went ahead near whe | Wildidleseventh. The half-mile. Mave At thre e rights, ea : debt, re egisiativ for the payment of the | 0% Thursday, besides e! pion ofsphee pasinente, | chairman ,had appointe pauls 5 | of Prince Geor: ute, and demands | 9f Reine Gop pointed secreta: Chinese 1. | Will reassemble nin offices, and | fortis m: a tn offices, and | Tort is mae fourth and fifth, W: seventh. A ¢ up the home stret belw Preakness, which resulted in the fastest Ume ever made—viz Stead ran very fast op the secured third place, bein te sixth, Ru on of the @th ins follows:—Up to lu: of yellow urse of S300, of ¥ to be gt ight fifty ver at Barraneas and g the latter is the son of No ers @fe Sick. Of Mrs. mnan and Mrs. In ve the fever. Doctors, stewards and ulred have bs POH. Sue tenant Genes riments tional tan Jand corruy J for the support of the Ps eration, makes 4 ittpa six owners of Preakness tthe Albany penitentiary re REVENUF OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OFLO A re Tne ene darter | aba Springbok then consulied for a short one ae the : = . receipe te easnry of | Year over 530,060 of earnings Above {ts ex Ate made a spurt and it to the frout, | time aud decided to divid er pe to-day —_——s HEAba ART ERS OF THe Army. ; | Mensa cet pte toto ie feeees Fe Ses. We prestine that the salaries of oficers, | Winning @ well-contested race by a length: | Un. n punis! e TwooxTn nachna ne Wee After thts date arc dn Gem: P. 1: Shaun Chana ne 5 | the week ending July 24. 195, wereas follows: | tud So on, were not included in this result, Madze second, Monmonth thinly Vandaiite 5 tothe | picarcr 2€ (Gu.) Courier of Thurs- ne Pron Steamer hi Lot Dis Gentes Aprocsinongt 3 ere aa From Curaterland. $9,794.81; Georgeto but even if itonly means that the current fousth. Tronside fitth. Time, 3:453;. majority of the spectators. The above race | Sas tee thie Wm. Adkius. ia ar- Washington, from Prick gh. tox Fane | £900, Hancock, iliamsport, <7 cost of feeding and eiothing the convicts was The third race was for a handteap hurdle | pe; ag the fastest ever rau will be long re- Thusing Bis new pgraph office the other Pkert.cvery TURSVA ¥ au healt ; eA the whole or | (accrue Twohuandr more than met by thetr labor, the result isan | race, purse 805), of which £15) goes to the | membered, particularly when. the time wae pty + F pn Mca ose feng mn J QL ck pos Thin comand tothe bine Wootn ve boats cleared during the week, ¢: excellent one, and might be studied with ad- | Second horse, mile heate: Over four aurdies; | made by the old favorites. Preakness nial cantber tobe penn red office. In it b> of Florida or to any point the commandine | ee nn Mverhep siiipmmant | ancege by similar tuatiiitons Td our own | aatanoe, elaey, eee oe woaylient | SPrBebok, probably two of the best ad | fount a band full of torn up bills, fives, tong xeneral of the d ment of the Guif may | te ares econd, Warrior tint, Minnie Mac touch face of thacacis, ** te resent day on the | ang twenties, fifties, eta. carried Unere by approve. regantiess of department line THE Nexy SwieMIne Marca.—Arrange- TWICE DivokcED AND THRICE MARRIED. | Prodigal Son fifth, Tipperary gelding sixth, rats fora bed. The cones ny a Signed JouN M. BA : nis have been consummated for another | The well-known Mrs. Cella Burleizh, the | bulletlast. Time. 15t 5, Mrmacurous Eacars rmom Daava ny | Ceoeteed Sve or maxes chats Guring We Colonel and swimming mateh between Johnson and Coyle ones woman’s rights advocate, who It was at first announced that the second LIGHTNING. — During the heavy thuoder | Wi2ter of 175 on susp! — Soonennd aon ¥ 08 tug ansnrpused, - see — from, Chester, Pa.. to Gloucester, N. J., in | has just died at Syracuse, was twicedivorced | heat was taken by Daylight, aud Carrivya | siostral Teeadae es counts had fell short about one y Pilot Boy the only steamer affording s view Gov. HENDRICKS has got both feet over on 0 +4 the entire route by Cayliahi, mehr ning, Willta 4 ~ ‘nd heal ay for ns - ne intl liom side ol enc OW, ‘he contest will take lace between the isth ivoree she was marr! re + > ul let ind. 'y gelding fell over in cradlin oats, ¥ - 7 a ang wlige ne pt igh apparently meditating @ descent ‘on that | and 2ith of August fora purecofer One ire | Om this hind arial ia caid wo have fouhd a | the lasthurdie. ‘Tine, Liss, cradle. When about buf way omecant | 1987; maya ind. Colton’s and Le ‘ sige. He told a rter of the Cincinnati | conditions will be the same as in the pre- | Wedded life thoroughly congenial. Few would The third heat and race was won by Carri- opposite the premises of Mr. Barbriage, the foo styles of tacks and bra d¢ Weed Gil used, $5 A poly ie Fae ee ete east Indiana people were | vious mateh. Both men will go in traiting | have had such perseverance, after an expert: | best beating Daylight by @ head. Time, 1.53%. | lightning struck the cradie on his sioulder, | _ #7” More than 500 s ‘Mass BB TTL hs See Wht | king no little interest in the Obio contest, | oday at Glousceter Wr” enee so unpleasant; but her determination ——— Shivering it into thousands of pieces, kuoek: | ae made in Plymouth, = Sixth street Wharf. and (oer Pot = fran os oe Eyes is minaret Ouponieire — was rewarded at Jast with success. “ a ae Soar. 5 ing him senseless, and then passed on to Mr.] 82"Gen. ge = Hig egy nged HE BEST YET. cefeated Presidential con L will be up- TEL P ATION.— re- beats. Me Ew YorK, July 31. ge Barrett ren- | 5, ’s fence, which was also badly shat- | erate army, died at folk last night <a bill business for the democracy.” The cor- in New York that the Atlantic and | |THE BALI given by Lord Mayor of | gerea a decision to-day onthe motion to roi: fler & brief illness, aged 50. T = respondent represents him aa saying furdeer | Paciie Telesack ‘Company is to be London at Guildhall last night to the eivic | Sem ot tered. Malo = = was immediately picked up, ’ 22 yacate the order of arrest on the suit inst | and Cineit made a desoen| WHITE MOUNTAINS AND MOUNT peseRT, | that he is in favor of the abolition of the | with the Western Calon, oF tobe practically dignitaries who attended the international | Tweed for 6,000,000, or reduce ihe batt freee fd garried Tato a barn, and Br fobioaa On Gun pedsoaey boonane eee night mae ‘4 NORWICH LINE. “| national banks, and the substitatio; @f| controlled by the latter.’ Although there ig | banquet on Thursday in) eat ae #1- | $3,000,000 to @ reasonable amount. He de- conscious and sufferi ‘ouly four games. 922 onty for tb round trip from greenbacks for the banking currency. ro official confirmation of the report, the | fair, and = 3 ae f, cuirty-five | ciines to vacate the order of arrest, as plain. ‘vulsions, ‘with the brain badly comeestaae bere of the ty collectors at York and return. Chotee of ‘min the M. Ta Mead New York Post says it seems to be conceded | hundred persons, including the Bees Of | tiffs are entitled toas many provisional rem- was several hours before he coul! be declared | 48741! but two deputy tax Routes. passengers allowed aver TRE DFFENCR in the Mountain Vit, | Wat there tsa movement on foot to accom- | the banquet. No member of the British min edies as they can make out @ case for until | Gut of danger wed ho dey oe ee Milwaukee are included in the whiskey Vind ot the petesipel ctetiver te he Kaen | ueveen Am etiet eee rea eereral wit | pltah that end Hoe Colne eta Among the snests were | their claim ix secure. As to the other branch his senses uutil the next morning. "y, | ud indictments. st the prime! oa the Eric, the | besses et 2 tha’ poet Mok Tey 5 hia oy. wsIvanta. and the Ptlade! Wilmington | the emigrants poisoned an ox and sold it to EXECUTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA.—John fh Sg of the motion, he says the general rule is to jevada, re- mad Times, 23th. 87-A dispatch from Eureka, Ni Balttmore raitr where tickets are also fo ve Indians Smith, a n was terd: SoME PERSONS who feel that“Mr. Beecher | require the defendant arrested in a civil a cave inat Eureka consolidated ‘Ask foe White Mountala tickets by tha Mor. | [ee Jtdiane. ye i ge ee ae Ee man in | hes not been completely vindicated” are not | 4etion for fraud to furnish ball ina sur SINGULAR AND FATAL AccipENt—Ben- | Huby Hill. Five miners were killed. bb jews sponsibility in the matter, Noevidance wes | Febreary ase on Bane Island. Joe Gibbs, | bad men. Most of them are; but some are | tiMelent to cover the plaintiff's claim; more | jamin Rousscau, while "5" ee "AG cleat Lice from bis connection with | bis accomplice, who was also ‘sentenced t | Lot, and one of these, apparently, is Dr. | than that Is excessive_iess, generally sui. | qmin, Rousseau, | ‘the plate FOR EXCURSIONS, Leonard Bacon, who 18’ at t the man | Clent. For this reason he declines to reduce | Tie wheel ii: F Ee assacre. The defence is expected to | be hanged, had his sentence commuted, just 5 Pipes bail, and denies the moti th $10 costs. ——s. - THE MARY WASHINGTON close to-da before the execution, by the colored Lieuten- | Who fixes the standard on all such its in » lee the motion, with $10 cos! a fracment flew off, striking him Bas larger room for plonanre parties thao any other Pa wnt Governor Gleaves, to twenty years im- | this country. Mr. Beecher will, therefore, ‘The Fall River Strike. ‘on the , dashing his brains out and be PORK CHARTER BVYERY ph ie a =S waens Se apm | prisonment. please step up and satisfy Bacon.—N. Y¥. FALL RIVER, July SLAC. © spinner's ing him instantly. ay An £7. NG TRS = o ow! ‘ash! hou: ema lor reer ~ : and out-bu:idings at Gorham, -» Were’ RIDDEN on a Raty.—The je of Hilis- meeting last night it was voted to strike in 7 ner Save GO Gomont sud i Wholly consuraed. by fire Thufaday evening, | dale, Mich. thisking the soon’ OF GS. | A CLERICAL SCANDAU IN Pewnsyiva. | mectingiast might i This proceeding will | ahi TRURE IS MASsacHusErrs.—The Orne Whartat¢e.m. Apply on 219 try Street » | and Bardwell manufacturing company, A defective chim oo DL use. | Thompson, who had made several attempts | StA—Rev. P. H. Brittain, a Metholist min- | without doubt cause a “lock out. The lors is about €7,000, Ad te said te Beene: | toscdnce & Fone ee decidedly hhetter | ister a: Harmer, Pa., has been discoverad to | Tis now believed that the cord grinders ana oe = | ered by ipsurance. The furniture was saved | — oe ceopany, | eae him = S ee Prohens Hnas ods ee foty ree heaped who ae Sxeing | bilities estimated at ffom : rincipal other night, and told him to “git,” w: e ‘ishioners. vote themselves thirt, vacation. SEED on mma ee did without hesitation. z tue conference has asked for his disraissal; —_e——— $200,000, FiLOT BOY, eek | _ANoTHER Victory FoR GonnswITH and bis wile bas applied for a divoree. New York Bank Statement. a er 6 ro Aip.—The free to ail race at Cleveland, An Iowa BRUTE. — William Lunger ef _ New York, July 3t—! tnerease, = Sande chessered on rensseaile take “opie te™" | Obioy Feateniag: was meet as Green | ae lors Baore = Wiliam | daughter, | | 87-One bundred and twenty-nine D. D.’'s | 91,358,500; specie, decrease, S1.738.2006 leoat BB. PLZ UGH, Agent Maid, Lulu second, American Girl third. girl bardly in her teens, and fled to the | 2nd 73 LL. D.’s was the product of the re- tenders, increase. Serene’ God i Secrense, Ball kn Gib stroot whart. | ‘Time 218, 219A, 2124. Woods, but was captured and is now in jail. | cent commencements, $23,400; reserve, decrease, $047,775.