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neut of the Struggle atA tbs icsiFIars rti.
cialy reported at lG,4J9lian, inciuiihg 5ecotli,
GERS 1a
edg@ The explosion Of an engine boiler on tla
New York Central Railroal nearl Sylac,is2 Yes;
tcrlay, destroyed the engiae, tender, baggage
aud smoking cars, killed thraopesons and in
iured twenty five cr thirty Others, some Of them
seriously
o." Judge John A. Bryan, formerly Audi
tor of the State Of Ohio, and Assistant Post
master General under Tyler died at Monesha,
Wis, short time since. .g.....
~ The great Wizard gun lately constructed
at Trenton, N. j. was burst a few days since
by charge of eighty pounds Of qucA burning
powder and an elevated shot of90O lbs weight
being more than three times the service charge.
Though of only fifteen inches eolibvr, the gum
from its peculiar pattern, was extremely bulky,
being thirteen feet in length, over six feet in OK
terror diameter and weighing more than 4C0o
lbs ..|N.r.'..f
nT3" Jewels to the value of G5 900 were late
" sold in England Cor the benefit of Lhe Polish
revolution. They belonged to Polish ladies,
who sacrificed them for the public cause,
czY" The Siemcse Twins are still living in
North Carolina. One has nine, and the other
has eight children One of the latter is in the
rebel army but Che othcrare either girls or boys
too young to fight. t.
EE9" Capt. David Lewis Company G, eth
Ohio Regiment was married at Washington
few days since, to Miss Margaret McCrael;en Of
Bucyrus He was wounded at one OF the late
battles of the Army Of the Potomac, and at the
time of his marriage, was strapped to aboard:
esy" The people of Philadelphia have presen-
ted Mrs. Gen Meade with furnished house
in that city.
C" Among the late arrivals Of wounded offi-
GERS at Washington. are Li2uts. Thomas and
Miller of the Sixth Ohib tatalty, t'1 f''d
sS5~ Lieutenant General Grants cornmnnica
ton with the White House is complete, and a'l
works well. Richmond papers ofthe a0thliave
been received Theyhaye changed. their yil4YEs
with regard to the military ability Of General
Grant and says tlat they have been ua1crrat-
ing him. They say that he is smarter than
they had dreamed of, and dmanifest some fears
in regard to the safety Of Lae, orrether A4 t9 M
success in repellng the Yankee army. s.,nf
rg- The Sanitary Fair at rhiladelpha op3na
ed on Tuesday. The Governors ofi PAnsyYg-.
mia, Delaware and New Jersey were present,
beside large number Of distinguished army and
navy officers and civilians, An accident at the
beginning threatened to mar the exercises, but
fortunately passed off without serious rsHs%
considering the nature Of the occurrences, BGck.
of the main platform for the speakers was ar.
ranged another for the singsrs qpd musicians,
which was filled WITH about three hundred per
formers This platformhad been left unfinished
till the last minute, to allow q steam Naeht t9
enter. In the haste of construction, IL hal not
been properly supported, and when the crowd
of performers got upon it, it yielded in tlc cen
ter, and threw all into a heap. with the OK
cepton of bruises, there werenot many'serotsy
hurt The worst was the breaking Of the leg Of
onelady, and the penetration Of the i9ot q ahI
oTher by large nail, ........a.
e5y- The gross proceeds of the ST. LepiR Semi.
tary Fair amount to $4,000, full half mil
lion of which will be over and above expenses.
The sword was awarded to General Hancock,
he having received majority of the votes east.
~ The annual meeting Of the Ohio State
Medical Society will be held at the W hite SUI
phur Springs on the 2lst. 22d days Of the pres
,nt month. 3p17a, 5-.sE M,I a.s.
%" The boys god in store ,st l22venr
port, lowe, have beenarrested ferebeaing so9fs'
fhe arlou1It OF missing goods that were dlseooN
I'D in the house where the boys resided, Is
1888, and it was expected further discoveries
would be made. The plunder had been going
N two years. Va. "t 4.h1 "u .4-il 2.4-l s'aee
esg~ The Pittsburg Sanitary Fair hass tllua
ar realized about $250;000. aa sai4 s4 lauus
ezg~ From General Buttler1ye have rapqrt
hat his army was preparing for forwaramqye5
lent, .. - a.
sS7 Washington is ovcmun with members Of
he late Baltimore Convention. The hotels are
,mmed, and many are unableto get aceoahnloL
lations. al sI eiGaB -ia 9E lG9anoa
sE- During last week 9, 100 bualiels of'wheAt
nd 27 ,644 bushels Of corn were received the
callers in Xenio, Ohio "a lol sal.lloa s1Hqs
gFy- 1t is believed that the SanHte Judiciary
ommittee will spesdilyrarort rescllqteps cllq tes tq9thf
feet that in their opinion Frank I, Blair ;s
,lding major general Ts'commission, and eX-
cisihas the functions of that cffiee, in direct
olation Of law, q. H9 OF bsa5qnea Cd iliw
sss- Mr. David Thrustoe, iAHiefssn wee
,nsul in Toronto, has been instructed TO pro-
ed OF once to Montreals temporarily at Least,
take the post of Consul General, now ygcent
the death oft Hon. Joshua r. GilIings,
~ The C.iearo Times fully indorsel Fire.