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From Washington.

. -'TNGToN, July 30-Oficial advices confirm the
Z s 20 A"H'~- 80 'H~arne tlat the Emperor Of Ch
a ..lly wish to stop the slave n pleasing terms
,dy to sacrifice our national jeal- EQUITABLE
we have already hinted at a the amount Of
rr, j. - States are, un picles; tney are
The Railroad CompaInes M.ss .I.IJC. Was
made to carry the mails between Washington and New
sd" in fO''~ davS nommencir with tha month
stand rather two high IN the scale ained.
II as in that l0dtavss engageREhe attention
osmaster General when he returns to Washington. 1t
is caused partly by an nsuiciency of the of trans
portaton about 10 miles of country between the
finished railroads from Goodmands Depot and Water Val
ley. in Mississippi.
The large amount of mail matter which there accumu-
lated has, by telegraph, been directed be New
Orleans, by way of the Mississippi river.
The United States sloopof- Dale at Santa Cruz,
Tenerfe Island, the 9th of June. Commander Blair
reports to the Navy Department that the officers and
were in good health OF the hundred and seven pre-
vously on the sick list, two had died.
The Nincenne had returned to Porto Praya, and the
Marion had gone South.
Mr. Nugent the Special Agent to New Caledonia, will
leave New York in the California steamer of the 9Th Of
August His instructions in of preparation
He will take out dispatches from Lord Napier Governor
Douglas.
According to telegraphc dispatch, Secretary Floyd
will inspect the works at apers Ferry tomorrow and
resume the business of the War Department Monday.
The Secretary of the Interior is expected to from
Mississippi to
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la W WTELLIGENCE.

CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-TIon. VIM Geo
Krebs Judge. The following business transacted
yesterday:
James Armstrong and others Priscilla Fahnestock
others Injunction issued restrain the defendant
from further proceedings under in execution Of certain
mortgage deeds of trust made to the defendant by Jacob
Ayres r. o. Ridgaway for the compainants.
Thomas Harrison Rose Ann Harrison Decree passed
dvorcing the complainant rincuO mdtrn0Rii from the
defendant. G. II. Pitts for the complainant.
Elizabeth Temperley Nicholas W. Temperley De
cree passed divorcing the complainant UinculO mdtr
1no from the defendant. R. c. Barry for the complain
ant.
COURr COMMON PLEAs-Hon. Robert n Martin,
Special Judge. The following business was transacted
yesterday:
E. L. Benedict Johns Hopkins and others-action to
professional services lawyer-argument on
stated by j. H. B. Latrobe for plaintiff, and Thomas
S. Alexander for defendants. Under curia.
CRIMINAL CoURT-This Court will be in session day
for the disposal of the usual assault and battery bust
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WASHINGTON NEWS-JuLY 80.

The Post Office Department is said to be somewhat dis
satisfied with the uncertain conveyance of the European
mails under the existing state things 1t is reported
that should Mr. Collins feel disposed to his steamers
between Portland and Liverpool that the department
would send the mails by them, and payment be made
cording to existing contracts.
Secretary Toucey, having recovered from his recent in
disposition, expects to start from Washington within
day or two his home in Connecticut where he will
journ for few days Prior to his return he will make
of the several navy yards for the purpose of nspec
ton In his absence the duties of the Secretaryship will
be transacted by the Chief Clerk, Charles W Welsh.
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Middng. ...... 134 @l13k 13k kd)l3A 134 a)l3h
Good Middling 13A ala Ia (Gl4S 134G4
N;ddJ;no Fair GTl4L l4LGl4L l4G144

CANDLES-Sales this week of about 100 boxes Ada
mantine at 1920 cts We quote Chemical Sperm at 2SD
80 cts, Sperm at 3S@42 cts, and City Mould at l59
15H cts ....
COCOA-Our quotations are nominaly 15Gl6 cts. for
Guayaquil and San Bias.
COAL.-In consequence of the resumption of work on
the canal the receipts Cumberland Coal have fallen of
here orders coming forward for Eastern
Quotations unchanged and we still quote at
So so for Fine So Run Nine and s4 25 for Lump
delivered board Anthracite is selling at S525dS55 SO
FLOUR-There has been decidedly better inquiry this
week. which would doubtless have resulted in heavy
transactions but for the very limited stock of Flour to
crate with in consequence of the old supply being ex
hausted and the not yet having in to any ex
Holders have been very firm and were unwilling
to sell unless full figures which 2h to 25 cents
bb upon last week. the closing quiet to-day, but
firm The business of the week has been follows
ONO FLouRThe transactions in this description have
been very light consequence OF the limited and i'll
sorted stock They include $50 bbs Super at 81 So 700
bbs Extra at 81 and lattery 200 bbls do at S. the
market closing rs for old Super and IS for
new of which latter the first arrival this week of
200 to 800 bbls Old Extra is held at So
HOWARD STREEr-Saes of this variety have been very
limited only $50 bbls Super being reported at and
200 bbs Extra at S. 25a550. To-day we had reported
100 bbs Super which is an advance OF 20 cents
We quote Extra at $525d5 so. 9 ~ %. I.s
CITY MILLsThere has been quite an active specuative
and cousumptive in this description when mas
been in much better supply than any other Inc safes o
clude 700 bbs Super at S4 75 $50 bbls do at 3D.
bbls, deliverable in October at $75, and 5OO Do 40
same delivery So To-day the market closed with mod
crate demand and sales of 600 bbls Super at $4Sk ana
500 bos late yesterday, at the figure Extra is
quiet at S. 60 ..f-fH
The following the inspections of Flour and Meal for
&hnru rnpdsrr T,lD
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LARGE SEIZURES OF SUGAR IN BosToN.-By order
,ort;nr Of tbn cargo of sugar recently brought to
M this % port by the British brig A. c. Robbins from
Havana, was seized Yesterday, on charges of false
entry co.gnqS Tss nRS1tsd %b
Uu Uora & SON and was stored in kidders United
States bonded warehouse, from whence it was pur
chased by Messrs. Manning, Stanwood & Co., of
the new State street block and Jonathan Cotte, 26
CONGRESS street Two hundred and seventeen boxes
were found in the latter store, and about the same
quantity in the former. The value of the sugar is
some $4,000. If, upon examination, the charges
should prove true, the property viii be confscated
-one-half its value being forfeited to the govern
ment and the other half 10 the complainant in the
case.
seizure of about forty thousand dollars worth
of sugar in New York, few days since, made dis
closures which led to the above actlon.-B0st0"
Trans., 29tA.
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MARYLAND NEWS.

Mr.. Thomas Durbin, residing Westminster, went
to the spring to get bucket of water, fell in, and
drowned.
Ten shares of the capital stock of the Farmers and Me-
chanic Bank of Carroll County have been sold at pnbc
sale at S1335 per share.
Mr. Louis Shipey, Of the Defenders Of Baltimore in
1872, died in Carroll county the 18th inst aged "a
years.
The Frederick Citizen speaks in the highest terms of the
late Rev s. Hammer Davis, promising young Presbyter
ian minister who died at Amelia Court House, Va, on
the 18th instant.
The recently erected Methodist Episcopal church at
Iiamsville Frederick county, dedicated Sunday
last, Rev. DR.. Sergeant preaching the sermon.
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Rev. j. s. KnllOch.

BosToN, July 29-The fremont Temple Baptist Church
of this city by vote of rs yeas have extended
call to their former pastor, Rev. J. s. Kaoch, who ap
peared before them and announced his acceptance He
will commence his pastoral duties the first Sabbath in
SeDtember
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Ne,O York.
BY TELEGRAPH,
through WM. FISHER & SoN, Stock and Bill Brokers,
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY BOTH.
ALCOHOL-The stock is very light. We note sales
this week only so bb Western 95 per cent at 50 cts
The sales by retail are at 81 d56 cts.
BEESWAX.-we still quote bright yellow at 500
32 cts.
BARK-There has been some inquiry this week, but
figures are unchanged We note sales of 20 tons No.
Querctron $50. So and quote it at S1S(GS22
BREADS unchanged. Sales making to a very
limited 3H for Navy cents for Pilot, and
cts for Water Crackers, subject to discount for
cash
C0FFEE-The market has ruled very quiet throughout
the week sales up yesterday only 1000 bags
fair Rio Mt Vernon 10A cts us bags good at II
cents bags damaged 10 cents and $50 bags low fair
good fair 104 )10A cts. Yesterday we note very
good inquiry with sales of 500 bags Rio private terms
200 bags fair do 0nn at 10h cents; 6lO bags fair
do, ex Mt Vernon 10A cents; 60 bags damaged do
10 and 140 bags prime do at cents The ac-
tivty of yesterday continued to-day with sales OF
900 bags good Rio Banshee at 10A cents 1000 bags
cargo private 500 bags fair, Mt ernon
at 1OX cents bags 10 cents 400 bags at lO cts
100 bags IL The market closes buoyant at
1Ok0lOA cents for fair to good fair Rio, and 1l(Gllh
cents for prime Laguayra at 1191 cents and Java al
1916 cents. The imports by the ship Banshee dl-
rect 5000 bags Rio coastwse 35 bags The stock OF Rio
l3 500 bags, and of other descriptions 600 bags
COTT0N.-The demand continues to be confined to man
uacurers who buying moderately We note sales OF
about 500 bales good ordinary to good mddng Upland
aud Gulf at from IL cents cash, to AK at 4d5 months
At the close the market is dull but firm without change
prices. Stock hand is about 900 bales. We con-
tinue to quote as follows:
GRADES. UPLAND. GULF. WESTERN
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Total,

Together with 1856 bbls Corn Meal. 81 ~.
FEATHERS.-Prime are in good request at 1890 cts
Tor southern and Western Live Geese
FhUIr--rhere is little change to note except IN
Oranges wnch are lower and selling at 81 to 50
lor oicy the only description here at present Lemons
are also lower with sales making at 81 per box Other
descriptions are unchanged with light demand. We
quote paper shell and shelled at 24G
70 cents. Is10n .a anS Bordeaux 1920 cents Sicily 10Y
Sicily @sK cents Pecans 10y cts Prunes in glass Is
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Three Young Men Drowned.

CHICAGO, July 29.-LaSt evening while on a pleasure
excursion three young drowned by the upset
ting of their boat about a mile from the pier. Their
Wentworth Scott formerly of Montreal Havi
land Peck, of Toronto, and Palmer, of New York
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The Steamer New York n Total Wreck.


telIigence.
BOSTON, July 29-From advices received by the Board
of Underwriters at Liverpool the morning of the Euro
pas departure learn that the steamer New York be
reported ashore the Null of Cantyne has
total wreckhaving parted the 14th instant, 20 feet
before the after bulk head in the fore hold and
near the fore bulk head in the after hold Nothing
visible of the vessel from the rocks but the top of her
gines.
The Persia her last trip from New York to Liverpool
made very rapid run-having reached the Mersey in
days hours and % minutes.
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LATEST NEWS.
T TELEGR A NJ S
Received AT THE OFFICE EoF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HAMMONlA.
+ UR TIL Err FROM ETROP L

NEW YORK, July 30.-The steamer Hammonia from
Southampton with London dates to the 18th, has
rived, bringing few hours later than brought by
the Europa.
Consols closed unchanged.
Turkey, besides Furnishing the authors of the Jeddah
massacre offers to pay $50 900 francs the families of the
British an, ench consuls
Hostilites had commenced between the Mussumen and
Rajahs in BOSNIA
1t was reported at Warsaw that there would be
general uprising in Turkey.
The Russians have been beaten by the with
loss of 1900 men and guns.
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Fires.

The alarm of fire Thursday night at half-past ten
o'clock occasioned by the burning of the story
brick dwelling house No 139 Low street. AiSquith
owned and occupied by German woman named GartleviI
Rhinehart The house and furniture damaged tC
the amount of about 500, which is fully covered by in
The ORIGIN OF the fire is attributed to accident
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DED BLANKETS.

25 cases "a, 104, II 4, 124-Cumberland Mfg Co.
80 GA, 1O4, 11-4-Cocheco Mfg Co. ...
20 ga, 1914, ia 124-Holland Mfg. Co.
10 Super Crib Blankets, of low, medium and extra
fine qualities, received and for sale by
iyl6-2aw2m B. 8. & W. A LoNEY & co.
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Police Intelligence

Edward Flynn, Simon Gillnett, Geo. NJ. HOuseman,
and Christopher Ebrck arrested by officers Cadi
more and BOsmon, for driving through the Broadway
market during the market hours They each fined
81 and costs by Justice Griffin.
On Th lay night Captain Sparklin and officer Childs
arrested young men named Robert Williamson and
Thomas McCubbin charged with assaulting young man
at the of Caroline and Baltimore streets They
released for further hearing by Justice Audoun.
Officer English yesterd9v arrested named John
Quinn, who is charged wit being participant in the riot
which occurred boa he steamboat Lancaster on
Tuesday afternoon last i'e' Sias held for hearing.
Officer +. Davis arrested young man named
Charles Warner ged with picking the pocket
Of eiiiie of H!sA . ratoga street, who arrived on
streets. lea5 - ?, ,hern Central Railroad yester-
flee on feet IN Sarah 90, accused accustomed to
heir buiIt three et~+ Depot and ride to the Cal
nt;- ST.. -. - ' he would practice his art
unsuspecting females. locked up for hearing
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y peremptt -

l-I'I' ., was called on TO hold
AM inquest Ut'. ...>-' named Peter McCor
mick who died suddenly ms residence Canal street
The deceased aborer, and engaged Thursday
at a building on Ensor street. making mortar when be
coming over heated he drank freely OF cold water from
the effect of which he suddenly prosraed and had to
be carried home lie had the best medical attendance but
his condition such that nothing could relieve him
and he expired about IL O'Clock Thursday night The
jury rendered verdict of death the effects drink
ing cold water, while in a over-h heated state.
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The county of Harrison, in Ohio. is one of the
greatest woolgrowing counties in tn the oo1 United
which will sell for Sl72,OOOl Pretty fair for a
county of only 400 square miles.
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Vessel CnpsiZed on the Delaware River
u

PHILADELPHIA, July 30-The schooner Ann Pickerel,
Baltimore, from Georgetown for Philadelphia, capszed
this afternoon during squall off Chester, in the
child were drowned The captain, three children, his
and the saved by the boats of another
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Total-Wheat Flour. 100 500
Together with rs bbls. Rye Flour and hhds and 400
bbls and 211 half bbls. Corn Meal.
BALTIMORE GROUND FLouR.--The rates have been ad
yanced this week 25 cts per bbl Sales now making
at s775 for Family, and S6.75 for Extra.
RYE FLouR-Has ruled quiet up to within few DAYS
past when there was brisk inqur Y, which was more
than equal to supply and prices materially
The marke is now bare and we quote 1t at IS 1904
Corn MEAL-There has been very little done at the
advanced rate We now quote City at q 70 . -
The exports of Flour this week have been
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at the latter hour caused it fall six epreas in short
time but after the rain had it again hogan o rise
and at O'Clock in the evening it stood at SO degrees
EFFECTS OF THE HEAT.-0n Thursday afternoon whilst
Fedtman band performing at funeral on
the way the Western Cemetery of the members
severely effected by the heat to fall PROSTATE to the
ground and it with considerable difficulty that his
recovery effected
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DOMESTIC MARK ETS

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, July 24-SUGAR-We
notice in last review that in the early part the week
the market has further improved and holders had been
abed to realize an additional advance of since which
the demand has continued fair and prices have been fully
maintained the sales comprising 300 hhds including 100
yesterday the basis of 7AdS4 cts for fair to fully
fair This makes aggregate for the week of $50 hhdS
The sales also include 125 hhd on plantation at *
We quote follows:-inferior 4G15 cts; Common
to good common 6d7H cts; fair to fully fair T4dS4
cts; prime S4 dS4 cts and choice 9d94 cts. Clarified
ranges from 7G11H Received since the Goth inst
81 hhds. Exported 3. Weeks receipts $50 hhds. Ex-
ports 63.
MoLAssEs-The sales the since review
comprise $50 bbs, including 100 Prime yesterday,
at the advanced rate of 80 cts making total for the
week of about 500 to 600 bbls We also notice sales
1000 packages Refinery Reboed mostly Orleans 30d
81 cts Received since the Goth inst 1893 bbs and 900 half
bbls Exported former Weeks receipts $50 bbl. and
600 half bbs. Exports former.
COFFEE-The demand has continued fair the sales of
Rio for the past three days comprising 1900 bags The
entire sales of the week comprise 2721 bags embracing
173 (Skimmings) 10 cts 40 at 1875 112 at 1O4 557
at O2s so at 10k 100 at 10& $50 at 10 $50 at IL; rs
at II q; and 50 at liz cts. LondsdaleS Weekly State
down the at S34 bags tall in first hands)
against 102 397 time last The market closed
at 0101 cts for fair to good fair and II for prime
against 10HG0A cts for fair to good fair last week and
II cts for prime Imports this week, Log bags per Fig
lantne 800 per Indus and 53 per Moneka-total 13
$50. Total imports ending 1st inst 292 060 bags
against 45l ,036 in 1861.
PHILADELPHIA AUCTION SALES, July 29-l $50
bags Rio Coffee at 9%GS cts average 1904 at 60 and
PHiLADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, July 2e-BuLL's
HEAD NEW DROVE YARDThe arrivals of Beef Cattle at
this yard reached zoo head The marit % was d Gq cs and
100 lbs. The prices ranged from IS to S9A
WILMINGTON, N. c., MARKET July 29-TURPEN-
TNE-Saes yesterday of $40 bbs at for virgin s. SO
for yellow dip and 1424 for hard per $50 lbs and to-
day of 225 bbls. at prices.
SpIRITs-sales yesterday of 125 bhls at 40 cents per
Ros1N AND TAR-Nothing doing in either article
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, July 3o.-Cotton-Sales of 500 bales at a
declining tendency Flour is firm sales of IA 500 bbs
State 81 TO- Ohio S475d4 95 Wheat active; sales 100000
bushels; Western White 10Sd113 cts. Red 1OSd110 cts.
Corn unsettled sales of Al 900 bushels mixed s790
cts White 95G96 cts Yellow nominal at 100d102 cts.
Tea-The sale to-day brought full prices Beef closed
buoyant at S12 5013.75 for repacked Chicago: Pork
Mess is 10 lower; sales at S17. 7.50G1775 Whiskey is
dull. Sugar is firm; Muscavado 104 cts. Spirits Tur-
pentine dull at A cts. Rice is steady
CHICAGO July 29-Flouris quiet Wheat active at7SH
Corn active SO. Oats firm. Shipments to But1alo-500
flour bushels wheat and Al 900 do Ship
ments Oswego--No -four, 10 900 bushels wheat Re
ceips-365 bbls -four 1900 bushels wheat and 900
do
CHARLESTON, July 29.-Cotton-sales OF cotton to-day
$50 bales the market closing depressed and declining.
The sales of the week have been 3I00 bales.
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uoiueh c!i
Sugar House Syrup. up....,............45
In nan Dds three and in kegs, six additional
SALT-Sales of 900 sacks Marshalrs ON nri,,ta
terms Sales are making to fair at so cts ner
sack for Ground Alum and 125 for MarshalIs Fine
from shipboard; Ashtons from store at l4O cts and
Turks Island at 20G23 cts. per bushel.
STARCH.-Sales Of 200 to 800 boxes Kingsfords Oswe
go at S96K cts quote Western Pearl at S(95x cts
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BALTIMORE COUNTY FRUIT CRoP.-As general thing
the crop throughout this county is failure in re
gard to all kinds of fruits, backberrles OF which
there is prouson The grape both cultivated and Wild
gives indication of having been destroyed by some kind
of singing insect causing them to rot before becoming
matured.
THE WRArHER-Ye sterday proved most oppressive
day Between and O'Clock the mercury ranged from
IS to 81 degrees rather severe storm Of wind and rain
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.

FRIDAY, July 80, 1858.
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IA LIVING MARTHA Mr.. Possen
Of Shelby, Orleans county, N. Y, has
been afflicted, for a quarter of a century,
with q sever rheumatic complaint
For twenty-three years he has lain en-
his back entirely helpless. He has not
. joint in his whole body of which he
has the use and but few which are not
entirely or partially dislocated. All the
motions which he is capable, besides the
organ of speech, are a slight movement
Of his skeleton hands, which lie down
across his bony. breast, and of his jaw
30 as to admit the point of a tea spoon.
He has been entirely blind for the Last
fifteen years. Some eight or ten days
ago one of his legs was amputated, which
had began to be hopelessly affected with
gangrene. His hearing is still good, and
he converses SO as to be distinctly under.
stood. It is a remarkable fact, that al
though he has not seen the light for
fifteen years, yet he knows his neigh.
bors Is they pass his door on horse
back or in wagons, by distinguished be-
tween the peculiar sounds of the tread
Of different horses and>the rattle of DIFF
ferent wagons.
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A DISCRIMINATING PAUPER.-The In
spector of an Eastern House of Indus
try tells of an amusing case of epicu-
reanism in poverty:-'How do you like it
here?' he asked one of his male charges.
Pretty we'll, SIR said be, 'as regards
the fare, but you might do better about
the clothes 'Ah?' IF I should be al
lowed to state my preferences, continued
the pauper, Il should say give me Bos-
ton for its table, Portsmouth for its ward
robe, and Concord for general freedom,
extending to the reinements of social
life. I've tried 'em all, sir and if ever
you come to it, you will find it Just as 1
tell you
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TERRIBLE ApvENTURE-AN ENRA-
aED HoRsE.-About five weeks since,
Mr.. Lewis S. Munger, of Topeka, Kan.
sas Territory. formerly of this city,
while riding on hNseback not far from
that place. was terribly injured by his
boEse becoming enraged. The first in
timation he had GIFT, the animal COM
menced rearing an~dSplungipg, but as he
did not susc@ in throwing his rider;
the brute actually laid down and rolled
ever, thereby bringing Mr.. Munger to
the ground. Quicker than thought the
horse sprung upon his PROSTATE victim
and commenced tearing his arm and
shoulder in a shocking name Mr..
Munger says he had no idea of ever get
ting away from him alive. He however,
succeeded in getting the horse by the
tongue, and thus conquered the iger.-
He then mounted the animal aud sue
ceeded in reaching home. The left arm
was laid bare to the bono, two thirds the
way to the elbow. 1t was ouly by the
best care and skill that his life was saved
as the arm mortified the next day
Chicago Times.