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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

sB- 1t is supposed that one or two of the reg
nents OF returning soldiers will arrive in this
city DAY or 20 morrow Preparations have
been made to accommodate them and pay them
of without delay
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

Ne. Garden Lots each containing two
acres. will be sold 81 auction next Monday
These lots are on the east side of the Shelbyville
Gravel Road near the southeast corner of city,
and only few minutes walk from the line of
the street cars 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

sR-The Ireua was crowded last night with
the elite os the city The magnihcen, suite Of
rooms delicious ice cream aud polite attend
ants. have made the lrens the most popular es-
taolishmeDt in the city OF Is kind Go there
when YOU want ice cream
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

DAMAGED HANS AID SH0ULDERs-Kingen L
Co are selling al M. +. " Patterson's Pork
House. east OF White river. Hams. Bacon SIDES
and Shoulders, a, very low prices, partially dam
aged by Ere.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

tn Messrs Bowles. Milligan L Horsey we're
taken to the Columbus, Ohio. Penitentiary, yes
terday. at which place they TO be incarcerated
for their natural lives,b order of President John
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

Two ACREs EACH The grounds 70 be sold a,
auction on MONDAY next containing two acres
each. are all high aud drs grounds, and are in 4
healthy neighborh0od See advertisement; OF
" lev & Martin 32
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

ID Blistering warm was yesterday. Shades
oil COnlucius twas hot A boundess conigu-
ity Of shade was in request. and cool drinks in
yitng.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

AsBURr METHODIST CHURcH Preaching A.
Asbury Methodist Church TO morrow at 1917
o'clock A. NJ. aud ~ p NJ, by the Pastor,
Rev +. g Holiday. The morning sermon will
be on the subject of Baptism. and the Sscra
ment OF the Lords Supper will be administered
NJ the close Of the sermon
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

No HUNBuG.-Stout / Howe. No. 81 West
Washington street. are selling boots and shoes OF
the besl quality at cost. They closing out
their stock, having sold their lease Twentv-
Eve to fifty per cent saved by buying goods in
their lue.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

~ Thousands attended the exhibition OF the
Hppooly mpiad yesterday. Las, night the can
vass was crowded to suffocation. To-day there
will be two entertainments, ia which the whole
star company will appear
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

tB- The stand has been completed ia the
Stale House yard. from which the ion
speeches are TO be made TO the returning regi-
nenis IL quite an artistic piece Of work man
snip, aid will support large amount OF import
aBce when the orators upon il
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

u The Sabbath School Convention that nss
been In session ia this city for the past three
days. adjourned yesterday
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

SUPREME CouRr-The fdloving decisions
were rendered in the Supreme Court YESTERDAY
Patrick Kerlin vs. W II. Robinsoa-Ma
ron c. r.. Affirmed with f7e per cent dam
age
Cipcinnati and Chicago Railroad Company vs.
W IN. Rogers-Msdison G. Q. Affirmed with ten
per cent damages
VIM Gray vs.. John S,iner ct al.-Jefferson
G.. G. Affirmed
Abraham b Smith We. Stafe-Jay c. p. Re-
ver-ed
Vim X Winton Va James ID Conner-Wa-
bash q. @ Petition for rehesring
Allen Brown vs. State--M irion G. Z. Re
versed.
b. II Groom State relation Of Bondlin
-TiplOnC p. Submitted.
Charles Hswkens State on relation of X
A. Reed, Admin.tratOr-Deyess G. Z. Sub
miued
Jos Wilson ct al VS.. David W Mitchell
Howard G Motion for certificate ordered
Jonathan Bell Robert l. Swami ct al
Union G p. Submitted by agreement.
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100 LOAN.

These issued under date ofJaiy IS Iscs. ara
are payable three years fron hat date In currency.
are convertible At the option Of the heid~r into
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
v. S. $50 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These Bonds worth handsome premium. and
are exempt, are all the Gevsrnk,snt Bouds. rrv.
Sat, Co1nsy and N1niciPal sa<ass0.. Which aids
from one % tAree per cent. er enREa 70 Lseir raiss
according the levied upon ether property The
ieterest Is payable sem-annuay by coupons attached
each note. which may BE- o and sold any bank
banke--
The interest at 100 per cent.
n cunts TO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

than s2se ooocoo Of the loan authorized BY
last Congress are on the market. TITS amount, t
the rate which Il Is being absorbed, will all be sub
scribed for within two months when the win
doubtedly command premium, a. has uniformly been
the case closing the subscriptions 10 other leans
In order that ctiIensn every I'D section Of the
country may be Afforded facilities for taking the loan,
the National Banks State Banks and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed TO re-
csivs subscriptions par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who
only to be responsible for tn, delivery Of the
for which they receive orders.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

fIDrnAL covRr The uial of @ ". Hadrick
vas stu progressing last evening. The witnesses
for the defense were being examined
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

II The June session Of the County Commits
sion commences on Monday, the 18th
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

No. ia South Thind Street.

PHILADELPHIA.
BANK, INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK, FOUkTH
NATIONAL BANK, INDIANA NATIONAL BANK and
IND. mxaa dk vsm
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Il y. 8. LOAN. III
UNITED STATES
7.3O LOAN!
L H L RID - IL Il I T. = i.
$23o,O0O,000

By authority Of the Secretary Of The Treasury The
derssned. the General Subscription Ger the ssls q
Unstee States Securities. c,rs 10 he puer the thirt
series Of Urea ury Notes airing seven ard three esAs
per cent Interest per annum. known a. tAr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

r-rhur-ay night. juss as We bad wrapped
the arspery Of our couch around US aud Lao
doup 10 rIsassnt dreams. to borrow metz.
Choir from Bryant. ~e heard moss .s % she
aD0 .--turing noise vsilIng itself oit on she
night al which. upon reconnaissance. PROVED
90 proceed irOn the horrid threats OF one hali
dozen enamOrei youths. who we're pouring 'of,n
the burden Of thsir hearts love. TO young iAoy
IN the nsighborbOad. 10 the most plaiuu'c Ahu
distracted melody. tha, wss''ssi by fis By starts
twas Wild" New seren sdes are good th'n
but TO be awakened from peaceful silmoefs 70
spend txohours in counting Morpheus again With
"sseet sleso tosoothe the DOUBLED sprh - de
cideily veratiocs We cont believe the yoan z
LADS entartaincd any better opinion Of the swsins
after than before the exhibition of theas vocal
poe ers end iftbey have any respect for the
honesi people OF tie locality they will not sgain
infict them With such a medlev Of distrsc,ing
sounds n they poured forth Thursday night
Don't. please. young gentlemen, don's do 80
again. Tis cruel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

IT, No'ice The sale OF Two acre lots a, auction
BY Wiley & Martin. next Monday. See adver
iisement. 3n-5
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

RELIGIOUS NorrcE.-Rev. F. Foster will
preach ia College Hall, tomorrow morning At
- o'clock. No services In the evening.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

within thee walls; ,e. &c b.ne-. he live. to
Gil his place. prepared for him 10 that spiritual
ed6cs on hish. and may seso live = to nee,
him there
Resolved, That a copy OF this report be fur
nished by the Grand Secretary TO the deeply be-
resved family. and TO the city papers, With a re-
quest that shey publish; and also thsta copy be
placed upoa the records OF this Grand Lodge. to-
gethe with suitable memento on page or
pages set apart for that purpose. 70 be surrounded
with suitable border as badge Of mourning.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

0DD FELLOWS ExcuRsros The social feature
OF this Oder is pIeaslngly demonstrated by the
determination Of the members generally TO 20
and take their familise on the excursion 10 Gin
cinnsti on Thursday next They are taught to
regard their lodge their family. and this great
principle Is csculaied to make them social and
humane. No spe. therefore, will be considered
or need feel himself. a stranger. but may be as
sured 81 hearty welcome, and cordial greeting
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

~ See DR.. Wm. Thomson's advertise u ent
on the fourth page OF to-day's paper.
jan 25-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

Mrs. W ~. Riley:
Madam: The un5ersien,i were much pleased
TO see by the Daily Jourp.l this .morning. that
Monday evening NEXT. tie 3th inst hid been
assigned you for Berft Night. and would
hereby respectfully request YOU to permit Us %
name il Comoiimeyfary BENEFIT
In common with the public generally, We have
marked with extreme pleasure. the excellence OF
your performances. which. With the proprety Of
your private iife have endeared you to the people
OF our city. We feel we but express the senti-
ments OF all your acquaintances 10 the above
request, and hope you will crafty in accsiing
thereto. With much respect,
G. s. Stevenson, y s A. Will Cumback, U
5. A. j s. Jordan. Gazette. Robert Morris. L
l. d. Geo. II Fleming, John j Parsons. w.
Q. Store, w. O. Harrington. J. d. Evans, Johu
Berry. Isaac Davis, n T. Clark. L Me-
Ouat, II. Baldwin, f W Sloane, l. W Nc
Cord, Jas. a Tyner, Lrcirn Hlls Geo Lowe,
Major NJ. Grover, p NJ. L. S. A, Horario L.
Nelson, III =. Finch
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

IL The beneft OF Mrs Riley viii take
place on Monday evening The followins letter
has been addressed her by The ge0tlemzn whose
names attached Mrs Riley il At present
absent in Chicago. and upon her retu will make
suitable reply to the genero US pr'posal:
~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03
INSURANCE..
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO.,

uNSON%NSGs
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO.,
II A r FORD, CONN.
Capitol $500 600.
INsURES AGAINST
ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
General Accidental Policies
INoR Five Hundred Dollars, with % per week CON-
IL pensaton. can be had for 81 per annum or any
other sum between $500 and tl0.0oo at propouonsts
| rates,
Ten Dollars Premium
Secures policy for a. GOO, or sio per week eompen-
ing otherwiseunder general accident policy.
ordinary rates.
Thirty Dollars Premium
Secures fall policy for 5000, or as per week
! compensation, as above, at the special rates
Foreign Risks.
Pooies issued fer Foreign, West India and Csiferus
travel Rates can be learned by application the Once
| o. Agencies.
Short Time Tickets.
Arrangements are in Of completion by which
the traveller will be able purchase, AZ any Railway
Ticket Once Insurance Tickets for One Thirty Dsys'
Travel Ten will buy ticket for One day. travel
inturing 500. or el5 weekly compensation. 1icset
tol ces be had for Three SIX and Twelve months,
in the
Hazardous hisks taken at HAZARDOUS Rates. No Ned
ics kxsmination required. Policies written by The
Company Agents.
Polieies for seoOo and FOR Five years be had By
application" to the State Agent ct Indanap and the
Home Office.
d. & L OR
GUsTAvUs y. DAVIS, THOMAS BFLKSAP, yr.
W. n. D. CALI SDER, CHAklFS WHITE,
Jas. L. HOWARD, CORNELIUS B. EkWIN,
GEO. W HoORE, HUGH HARRISON,
MARSHALL JEWELL. iGkO s. GILMAN,
EBENEZEk ROBtRTs, JONATHAN B. BCNcK.
RODNEY DENNIS, Sec. J. G. BATTERsox. Prss't.
G. y. DAVIS, Vice Pres't-
HENRY A. DYER. General Agent
u. c. MARTIN, State Agent,
No. Temperance Hall. Indianapolis, Ind.
&. B. DAVIS, Local Agent,
No. odd Fellows Hall.
n. B. Agents and Solicitors wanted IN every part Of
the State msyts-c5w
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FLETCHER q DAvIDGE,
GENITAL GROCERY

nFALERs is STAPLE AND PINE GROCERIES
II Fereign anS Domestic Wines and Cigars, Game
Vegetables, Fruits, wooden and willow Ware.
Ne. ~ North Pennsylvania Street. opposite the Pos
Once, Indianapolis. Dar&-tr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-03

SALE OF GOVERNMENT SrocK i; will be seer
by the following letter from General ESin. that
indianapolis has been selecte. "a the point for
the .sle Of unservceable Government horses and
mules for the West This will bring large lot
of Government stock 10 this point. and enable
our farmers and stock n,eD 10 &c; good supply
of horses and mules AZ cheap rates;
QUAsrERxssTER GENKRALs OffIcE.j
FIksr DISTRICT.
WAsHISGroN. ID. q. May -. 1905 \
Hon. W. IA English. and otaers. Indianapolis
GENTLEMEN: Ihave the honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt OF your communication Of tie l'th
instant. and to state that. an compliance With
your wishes, and whs, i believed 90 be TOR ths
interest 4 he Government, sales OF unserVicea
bic public animal. have been ordered 70 be made
at Indiana polls, Indiana, OF which due public
notice will be given.
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The Only Loan in Market
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.

Nov offered by the Government. and its superior sd
vanfa aka IL he
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One cent per day ON a ESQ note.
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10 be carried on don't know how they were buried;
the efuvia from the hospital very ofensive If by
accident my hand abfaded 1 would not go
into the hospital without putting plaster over
the affected part; If persons whose systems
we're reduced by inaniton should pefclance
stump toe or scratch the hand the next report to me
was gangreDe so potent the regular hospital gan
creme; the prisoners werf thckly confined IN the
stockad k" ants and bees the dogs referred 10 were
to hunt the prisoners who escaped fifty per cent OF
those Who dad might have heen ed feel safe ln
saying seventy five might have been saved had
the patients been prop Tiy cared for; the ei-
isct OF tne treatment OF the prisoners was NOR
ally rs well physically inurous there
self s2ppose tins suqerndced hy thor starving
condition; seeing The dying condition Of some Of them,
remarked 10 M tudrni 81 can't resuscitaie them, the
weather IS chittg u s imrosSiblty," found per
sons lying dead sonnet mes among the lying thinking
they merely slept went 10 wake them up but found
they had iakeh tEeir everlasting sleep; this was
in The hospital; nudge 1t about the
same IN tie atockaGe, there being no dead house
! erected tent for that purpose hut | soon
found that blanket qGit had been clipped on tho
canvas, and as the material could be readily sup
Piled for repairs the dead.house had 10 he abandoned;
don't think any more dead-houses erected; the
dali y-4ten was less in September, October, November
and December than from the st of January 10 the
26th Of March the men had twenty ounces OF
foo1 Tor twenty four hols
without concluding the examination the court AT five
O'Clock adoarned an,il tomorrow morning at ten o'clock
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Jersey CITY News.

FRE NA TsSsxssr HoUss. Shortly alter ave O'Clock
yesterday afternoon ere broke out In three story
Franc building occupied by sixteen families bact aud
white. The structure being nothing bst shell, the
flames spread between the sth and clspbosrlipg
nearly the cpsrs 'front.' bat the 6remrn being promptly
hand the flames we're eoon eIinDiished Had the
Are occurred In the night there mssi have been condc
rAble loss Of life The building which ~ owned by WIN
Williams, was damaged about Two hundred dsliar~,
TEE Crsus Hups~ Ciry.-The ccrris OF The popu-
is,ion OF hudson city which has jus been completed
shows total Of ten thousand Eve hundred and niAs
being increase of about tWo thosssnd sDce 1880.
suDpw DrArs. "A German, who resided with his
bro,hcr.iniaw, VIM Muszfpg, Of Washington village
was found dead in HE he'd yesterday morning. He fe
tired the previous evening in apparent soca health I'll.
~suse NJ bis deAb NJ no. aeeevfsinss
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Tbe Press Or.pst.h.


Yesterday Mr. John q wilkins, teacher, of Norfolk
took his scholars on pcnc eKcuriOn "a Sandy Point,
Elizabeth river A. they were returning home his son
lad about ten years old, fe from The steamer and
drowned.
A government sale ~ two hundred horses aud one
hundrcd mules viii take place the jlst OF August al,
Norfolk.
The steamer Maltsuo has arrived from th. Eastern
shore With passengers. We learn of damage being
done by the storm last night, except 20 the
schooner Kate Kaalan. The latter bad Der sails carried
av1xy and IL leaking badly
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ADDlrIo Al PARTICULARS.

Nine persons Killed and from tet to rre.n
wounded
ADDlrIONAL PARTICULARS.
ERE, Pa, Angus ~ :"
The a, clden, rear Tiiusvibe by cngi.
of the freight train running up the nam rack
to get on The switch about the time ihe mai tian Has
due. The latter coming round curve could no,
the engine until within few yards oi a. fhc '"o
trains came together with such terrific ,or~
passengers from their and ny e,ey
train II is astonishing that so few Injured
The following is a las, of the killed and .nIHr.d hs
be- asccr;ained:
Gideon Lgh,all OF Bclport killed
VIM Baldwin, Jr, of East Cleveland, killed
E,lgar J Clough OF Fl -don g., Killed Instantly
Steele Greene of Hyde,own, both legs broken.
Ovc man, name unknown killed
Eivn prstter Of Gioveland \. Y both legs broken;
cannot live
lsaGdOlIh Phillip OF Hastings Osncgo comfy, \ y,
l'g broken
Fred Joseiyn u Gerry. Pa. Ter broken
George oey Of Cory bruised
Marvin Dyer CORY, hr9;se, badly.
One other is badly bruised md injured n'crna',, WIZ
refuses 90 give his name
Accident 10 Excursion rra,U.
BosroS. Au& ~ lsGa
An excursion train filed with passengers, returDuA :"
tae city iss evening from picnic party AZ 40 ''. on
the Old Coony aii oad came ~ collision wa han"
on the track, which TWO
The engine tender baggage. smoking and four passn
ger care were thrown he rack, three oi s is,s
be ng csi,sized down al embankment
They contained nearly hundred and hiiy pass.n
.ere including many iadics who taken out Of the
windows 1; found that less than hal doxcn rad
received Injuries, but none of n serious nature
Several o the badly shattered and the track
torn up
| st~m ,nbwst Expulsion on the Ohio River.
| LorIs,iLLt. August %. 1858
The steamer Argosy No .. Captain Vsnd-g,f', from
| CAIRO Cincinnati with The Scven,ieh OHIO o. snrv
abost three hundred stoi y, blown ashore rain
storm ON Monday evening, near Hatfield I.sbaing,
ciyhiy mrs below Louisville The concu-sion cxpuaed
the mud-drums, and tic steam coming aft ,caided
Twelve Two Of whom died and are spected "
die Between thirty and forty Jumped overheard eight
OF whom drowned.
The steamer Argosy 20. i-iormeriy government
gunbont-.apl Shanks, brought the regiment 10 tins
city and transferred them the steamer p-ra! Lye
Cor Cincinnati.
The names of the uniortunstes are:-
scALDED TO DEATH.
Martin Long, Company X and discharged soldier of
an Indiana regiment
Herman Bohans. Hugh Taylor, Aaron rivcns John
Rcirick Amos Rose, Alfred kader, J. scDan.els.
ssvE9-Ly -cALDED.
VIM. Egelshor Michael Murray, Norton shelby, NJ
Busoec Isaln Taylor.
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THE BRITISH PROVINCES.
Our Qu.bee Correspondence.

Qrgsse Angus ~, 1893
The Canadian Sasiae for R,cipnoc,iy- -S,a,gglnq In
cUrsg,d-Dtapidg!ed cosji,ion or .igar, Geasrsuy--
Star,l,,,g DeJ,sc.a 10 Hodi stafeinsfcsca Po-
iecion ~ Naisraiis,d Ciise, 2. DC
You will iccolec, iai the Canadians at The Detroit
Convention bined shat ould be the result tho
event Of the tni,od states ru ne Recirro
city treaty. This amounted 10 nothing less startling than
he throwing open OF their ports and the
OF smuggling have from the best s1thority that this
despicebio policy has already been nsugurated II swcl
Known 10 The Canadian Ministry that sgiing carried
to- a almost unlimited extent the frontier, aud
iney laugh at H. The other day a customs collector
boasted that the Yankees paid all the expense
Keeping up the Canadian militia. Wonder rs not This
the measure referred 10 by Mr.. Brown the other day
when he boosted that " the treaty the
government @ould adopt policy more beneficial to Can
ada than renewal OF the reciprocity.
fhc adairs OF the country nave assumed .uch an
Alarming form thai the think .areinl rrsdcnt begins
~ irm hs san ior the aplroechng storm hat te secs
not Tar ia the distance. With heavy taycs aud pros
pcoi oi hcr increase with confederation, with psrta
failure ~ crops spd the general feeling o. insecurity
that has taken hold upon commercial circles. many pr
eous fear that 'oartul crash ai hand Already hou
,rds ui farmers have sod ont their little horosads
and lett Tor the Ear West
Real estate hss fallen seventy nye per cent IN IN. past
.htceu months IN Cauada, result Of the general de-
pre- ~ buginess aud the utter want OF ounfd,nee
q a tho people bayo IN their government lake Toronto
an example IN that city h. estimated thcre are
800 empty teneiuens MANY residences oi = susi
SIDE be- bad for sight al gsBc. upon Gee taxes,
while honses su "a thuse that briia yearly rental N
New York hiladepha Of $500 an BE- had ~ Iorun,u
FOR {s5 per wear. yoar Or two ago an American
tonan invested 300 OJ0 n house property iu Toronto
snd he says that last year his total income fr",n
only NOTED hini 5000
The Canadian Emigration Bureau has deserved Wel VI
the government Tor ts efforts 20 induce European cmi
grants To settle Canada Instead of proceed ng the
Western Stetes Every argument has he,n us n,0n
tho einigrsnts prevail upon them TO settle here pnt
dec SION given by The British Minister al Ws,bi, ton
mouths ago, materially affects the question OF emit
grafton. During the passport system Sir j. Bric. de-
odel that the naturalization Of foreign subject ~ Tan
ala only gave him British protection while IN 'Rusde
Tho consequence tha, nsturalzed foreigners coId
obtain passports 10 Writ the Cnted Ststcs
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RAILROAD AND SlEAMcOAT DISASTERS.
Collision on the Oil Greek Rail
road, in Pennsylvania.
Nine Persons Killed and Many
lajureG.
Accident to an Excursion Train
rlear Boston.
Three Passenger Cars taPSzod. b0Nn al Eur
baikmenl..-A0 Lives L0s..

STEAMBOAT ElPL0ACS ON THE els RyER.
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oiD BowgSr.-The management OF he od Rows'y
theatre has secured excellent actor in NJ whslay,
who, for several nights past has been attracting large
audiences In characters admirably suited 70 hrs talents
in the FOOLS Revenge aud In the King Of 'he Comnona
The summer sea.ss, which usually efacs rsroosi,
metropolitan theatres hes noi diminished 'hs ~
tyonsge yf " old standard essabshpen Of sbs Lsrs
End fhe Aouse crowded every aeh' to witness The
admirable drolerss Of ror end he msio dramatic e0ss
Of whsoy for which the suaenceAppssr 70 entertain
she most spshe appreciation. rhs xIas Of Abe Oom"oS
is on the bill for the lest three nights and will uvoSssy
he continued several more