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Mr. WALES Rcp. SULLIVAN moved substitute Tor
section G. by which the Legislature is empowered 10 sen VI
otherwise dispose OF any canal whose revenue - not SUI
ceut TO nay the expense OF superintendent ana repairs
Lost by n vote OF 10 10 90
scon orbiddng the sale of Of the canals; sec
ton forbdding the payment OF funds OF TIE STATE cA
cept in pursuance or SpeclhC appIopl!H1lon py '
ou O. providing for canal deficits or lhlutS "l cNVO
section 10 authorizing the mourning OF debt iof suppress
ing insurrecon in the state or United states ana r.
pclng invasion; and section H. providing iot te coz
traction of special debt by uIeet No'c u "o fVPN'
were adopted as reported III. o., .ho rttl,
MIR PkOsSER Oiep., Erie moved TO aG9 TO the li,'
section poVision that the Legislature should hu NC ~
STRAINED from making any appropriation lor c'l -
thc rnl when necessary not 10 exceed SSWOV ana ~
Inc maid ONT Of the revenue Hccruing AFTER 1871 l3st'
Sections II aud L. were adopted as itolt' 80 ,
the specific objects OF taxation ah ''e io"e'N -
which 4 deficiency loan can be mauc ,,. scct,on
MIR HAREI5 Oiep Albany mONcdto STRIFE our 5e0tII
a. forbddng the building OF new calntol. liv In
that when tie Legislature asked tne to rebuild
the capitoI the cry OF Albany spl'nS the
meet them halfway. Thcy Dou5aIT Give il
Congress Hall block at an expense ol sUo 1s ready
IN he state The Commissions got thct Pin9 ,ncdd,
,6 ma unconstitutional body had no rlgt 10 , y,
Win The matter IL would take ten WAS I've
build the Capitol. No appIoltttnn,,o" only half
iil,"n II has been said that II VIII cost slu,uo IN
Tint is mere talk Experienced ' ms article is
take the contract for siOO0VO. ~ a V before the
adopted, it will be y ye' few OF the
delegates will live to see It, AEa annot afford to
Of this COnst ~ tbc neone OF
,,,tc Inc pcope of any locality Anu ''o xi,tou
althHlo tl ttTivore even nav under heANy uA"''0"
in fins building OF new Sap1Pi os tho nroper
MIR ERASTUs BROOKS though. "a ost "ver 81 600 OOO
time 10 sy ~ shall not he built He thought INC te
ration Should be placed upon to lend nv striking out
time of building lie mower M The cost shall not
he limit of tine ana Say '"b ''
coed 8, 100000 Lost ,,, ,houcht that the hmita-
MIR CHURCH dem, oreansl 'ho"G"' 'H"' WV
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Mr.. KETCHAM rep, wayne moved 10 insert " I'VE
Tne motion OF Mr. Duganne then put TO vote, and
lost by Il vote Of q 10 -, rs follows.

Mr. CHURCH Dem, Or!eans) moved 10 auu TIE Aoo"-
inc new section as Section Q; 800. ..
here cr be Imposed upon the people Of this State foi
IMPROVEMENT their debts uuss authorized y vote
f r6Dle according OF THIS Ace except 70 provide
u mont OF le srtc4eu 90 Section OF tus Aaucr
Mn 'AINGED rep, OuOndaga) was willing to go with
M gentleman from Orleans Church, a. Tar as the Con-
,,rfou mad zone In Committee Of the Whole. But this
ns going step too far. lie opposed TO tieine mp
s Legislature Of this state so thai 1t could not Keep
] Win tne views of tie people. lie utterly ayersc
10 thus hampcrus the Constitution
Nr RATHBUN (scp, Cayuga) said that the Legislature
could not incur dc0t-that had been guarded against
rc mad the bOduess 10 dane II, they could vote SOOO
10 enlarge the canal and could lay tax upon the people
of te STATE To be paid IN single year lie opposed
to placing such power in the hands of the Legislature,
and he hoped the section would be adopted Lost: "A 10
la fp
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EUROPE.
ITALY.

aARIBADI'S HEALTH DIPROYING-IIE LEAVES
ron CAPRERA-ITALY STILL UNDECIDED IN
THE CONFERENCE QUESTION.
NJ ATLANTIC TIKI EslAPH Tribune
FLORENCE. Nov. 26.-Garibaldi has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be considered by his
medical advisers able to support the fatigue of travel
and by permission of the Government he will i'm
mediately set out from Vargnano for his home at
Caprera The reports that Italy had agreed to the
proposition Of France for a General Conference are
premature The Italian Government has not yet sig
nifed in any way, its intention of joining the pro
posed Congress.
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FAILURE OF THE COLLIER KELLY rRrzE-FEGHT

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 2G-l0 a. m.-The city
Is filed with sporting from various parts OF tic
country who came TO witness the przc-hght between
Collyer and Kelly The chartered 10 convey the
parties down the Chesapeake did not arrive mere last
night The fight is consequently 0n C0ilycr having
failed TO provide boat to convey Kelly and his party 10
the place named Cusick, the trainer Of Kelly, was ar
rested this morning and held In $4,000 bail not To engage
IN a breach of the peace in Maryland Kelly claims me
stakes.
IATER-TIE MEN orr FOR DELAWARE.
Tyenine-COlycr and Kelly left this city this evening
on The Gas train with crowd of their respective hackers
and friends point n Delaware, where the hght
will take place at early hour tomorrow. They could
not succeed in charerng steamer 10 convey them down
The Chcsnpeake, expected. An attempt WAS made
10 arrest Kelly but he escaped The police succeeded IN
arrctng Cusic his second who save $1,000 bail not to
break the peace In Maryland.
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run r1-rurpAN GENERAL COUNCIL.

FoRr.WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 26.-lhe Lutheran
,yal Couuril held "A session last evening, and after
finishing important business adjourned to-day Sinc d,e
the Invitation of the First Lutheran Congregation OK
pittsburgh Pa the Council VIII meet there next year An
ECccutiVe Committee. and Committee on Home MISSIONS
Xyre appointed. The Rev DR.. Passavant of Pennsy
important work
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VIRGINIA.


RIcnMoND, Va, Nov 2G.-The mandamus Of
the District Court on Gen schoncd, to show why
De refused Ia allow Gen Imhodcn register and vote,
was served to-day. II is made returnaOle Oh Monday
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OHM.
CIlINA.
TIE TYPHOON AT HONG KONG.

TIE T1PHOON AT HONG hONH'
LONDON, Nov. 2G.-Addtlonal advices from China
report that Hong Kong visited on the lst Of Oc-
tobcr by a typhoon, which almost eQualed in vio-
leuce and desructyeness the hurricane reported two
OF three months ago.
Tbe above intelligence anticipated by DE brought hv
t steamship GIca Republic which arrived 90 san fr1s'o o. Ore
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PRUSSIA.

AN ADDRESS TO MR.. M'CCLLOCH.
BERLIN, Nov 2G.-The merchants and brokers Of
this city interested in American securities propose to
send an address to Mr.. McCuoch the Secretary Of
the Treasury, making inquiry in regard to the pay
ment Of the bonds in gold by the United States Gov
sarnment.
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SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 26-NOon-Ihe steamship Herman.
Can't. Wncke, from NewYOrk Oh the l4th Inst. arrived
here at y o'clock last night, route 70 Hamburg.
LONDONDERRY, Nov. 2J-NOOn-Ihc steamship Peru
vian Capt. Baautne, from Quebec, has arrived mere on
the way TO Liverpool -,
LOSDON Nov. 20 p. m The London and New-Nolt
IIncs's steamship Atalta, Capt Piukhalu, which 4plt
New-YOrk Nov. 6, arrived in tie Thames to-day.
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ton Of money did not amount TO much He preferred
| the amendment OF Judge Harris
The Yeas and Nays were demanded. but the hOnr OF
2ocloc having arrived the Convention took recess
without coming to q vote.
The following IS the list ofabsenees from this mornings
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BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov 2G.-.John $. and Geo.
j. WISE yesterday presented by the Grand jury Tor
assault with intent TO Iill Edward \. Pollard.
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MEsrON,S WAX.

IApoprE. Ind. Nov. 2G-Wcst0n arrived at
Il orlork This evening and remains here Tonight ne
Raves tomorrow morning, and poets 10 arrive ia III
cago at o'clock Thursday morning.
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.AW ISLAND.
MISSISSIPPI.

MElpHIs Nov. 26-lhc result of the Aiisss-
sppi election is sill doubtful. The Radicals claim a
email majority.
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SOUTHERN STATES.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

MAJORITY OF THE REGISTERED VOTERS NOT
VOTED.
CHARLESTON, s. C., Nov. 2G.-The impression
"a almost universal here that owing 10 the lack OF the
requisite maOutyof registered voters the Convention viii
defeated South Carolina. SXtytwo thousand votes
are required the Convention and only 900 per-
known 10 have voted In 20 districts out OF the 80
districts ~ the state.
THE RIOT At wADNELAW ISLAND.
CHARLESTON, :. C., Nov. 2j.-Later accounts
from WadmcllW Island show the statement 81 the not
there was much exaggerated No person Was seriously
hurt.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN OsWEGO.-

OswFGo, n. Y, Nov. 26.-Randalfs Elevator
and Novelty Mills owned BY Randall Brothers were
drstroycd by fire last night. The schooner Coqucttc,
Iying near by, took fire In her rigging which was
estrovcd besides being badly burned on her deck ana
staroard quarter The flames also spread 10 luinber
nile DESTROYING about 100000 feet The elevator was III
surcd for $4,000, aud the mill FOR $1,000, which
c"vcrs about half the loss. The vessel is insured
for $4,000 The elevator contained only about
g0O bushels Of grain Two dwellings on tie corner
at syth and scucca-ss IN the Second Ward owned by
Mrs byron were also destroyed by ire last night They
were partially insured.
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BY STEAMSHIP.

Tie steamer Persia, from Liverpool Nov. 10,
arrived here yesterday.
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FIRES.
FIRE on A FERRY-BOAT.

Last evening the IIamiltOn-aye. ferry-b0at
NISSAN took fire IN the hold while lying In the slip. The
messengers In confusion hastily ran ashore, and uoh"dy
us Injured The flames soon eXugulshcd by Capt
nIts police boat after damage To tic amount OF 500
III Y...r, IN
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THE FINANCES REPORT-CANAL ENLARGEMENT
VOTED DOWN-THE NEW CAPITOL QUESTION
LEFT TO THE LEGISLATURE-THE STATE
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
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TWlNE MILL At AVON, CONN.

HARTFORD, Nov. 2G.-The Irvine and warp
mill of the Hope Manufacturing Company, az Avon WIS
bur1ed at o'cocl, this morning. The loss Is $4,000 Inc
building was insured in New-lOrk offices.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
A Decision by Judge Chase


New YORK, June 20.-The Herald's
special says: Chief Justice Chase has de-
cided that the parties South owing debts
North, who paid Confederate receivers are
not discharged of their obligations.
..# a Santa Anna. e.
The Tribune's special says: The Presi-
dent has been informed of the arriva of
Santa Anna in Mexico.
g r Minister Campbell.
The Times special says: Mr.. Campbell.
In response to an order to proceed to Mexi-
co, said his health was such that he could
not, and that If the case was so urgent it
could not be delayed he would resign.
The Presidents Action to be on the
Basis of Stanbery's Opinion.
The Times special says: There is very
little doubt but that the President will soon
issue an order restraining the military
commanders in the South from all action
declared to be illegal by Stanbery's opin-
ion, although it is known that Secretary
Stanton has advised against the COURSE
He argues that the issue of the order will
be waste of paper, for, admitting that
Congress will meet in July, it is certain
that the military act will be thoroughly
revised. It does not follow that the mill
tary commanders will be instructed to re-
instate the officers removed by them, but
it is probable that Gen. Sickles will be or
dered to revoke his orders regulating and
prescribing rules of evidence in the Courts
of the CarOlinas.
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.NEWSBY TELEGRAPH,
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH,

4sy Commercial and Financial.a 2 J
LONDON, June '2O-Evening. = Consofs
declined full Is per cent. since morning
closed at 9414. American securities and
railroad sharesa are weak, but United States
bonds are firm. Closing rates: 5-2Os 70;
Illinois Central 70; Erie 80.
L1vERPooL, j une 20--Evening.- 20 Cotton
continued unsteady throughout the day,
and the market closed dull at the following
quotations: Middling uplands 1l4s; Or
leans 1135s; sales to-day of 5000 bales
Breadstutfs.-The market is, Irregular.
Corn Sd lower; mixed western BIS Sd peT
quarter. California wheat firmer, with an
upward tendency quoted at l3s 6d@ lbs 90
per GENITAL. Barley 4s Sd. Cats IS I'd
Peas 37s.
Provisions-America Lard declined tC
49s Sd per cwt; Pork and Beef steady al
berland cut. middles; Ashes advanced to
30S Cd; Rosin steady; Spirits of Turpentine
declined Sd, sales at 3ls Sd; Petroleum
Spirits I'd, refined Is I'd per gallon; Tallow
46s Sd for American. ~ - q 'iL i.-
Diplomatic. -. - e g.. -
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June Is "A collective
diplomatic note, signed by France. Russia
Prussia and Italy, was presented to the
Cabinet of the Porte ON Saturday last, on
the situation of affairs and conduct of the
war in Crete. 0trTIT
The signing powers urge on the Sultan
the propriety of immediate suspension Of
hostilities in Gambia and Government in
quiry into the grievances of the islanders
the Christians and others, the inquiry to be
conducted by q commission appointed by
the Great Powers of Europe and the Gov
ernment of the Porte.
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aid side of Fair alley, which was placed

said side Of Fair alley, which was placed
on file.
Mr.. Patterson moved that the vote by
which the. ordinance regulating the City
Police was lost, be reconsidered.
On motion, the motion to lay on the Ia
Bile was laid on the table. - = ba.saI5
Mr.. Ross introduced. the following:
Resotved, That the Committee on Ways
and Means be and they are hereby author
| 'zed and directed to report an ordinance
lappropriating $500 for firing a National
/ Salute on the approaching Fourth or July,
and to pay for music on the occasion and
for lumber for music and Speakers stands.
Passed-yeas IA, nays 8. f9gs 1sgs
Mr.. Ross moved that committee of five,
of which the President shall be one, be ap-
pointed to make the necessary arrange
ments for carrying out the intention of the
above resolution. Passed. O.
Messrs. Ross, Gibbons. Donaldson and
Naghten, together with President Rein
hard, were appointed such committee.
Mr.. Caren introduced the following:s
Resolved, That the City Civil Engineer
be aud he is hereby authorized to employ
a rodman for three months at a salary not
exceeding $50 per month. z,,re e-5 3. or
Mr.. Jaeger moved to amend by striking
ont "three months" and insert "until 9TH
wi'e ordered by the City Council" which
amendment was agreed to and the resolu-
ton was passed. E2Ew
| Mr.. Donaldson, from select committee,
introduced resolution directing the City
Civil Engineer to prepare the necessary
survey for building sewer on Fourth
street from North Public lane or such other
point north as he may deem necessary,
running to point near Moeiler's dam.
Passed, fLg 4s
Mr.. Fell. from committee on Ordinances,
on leave reported back an ordinance max
ing special assessment on West Center
street from State street to the National
road, which was read a third time and
passed-yeas IL.
Mr.. Fell, from committee on Ordinances,
on leave, reported back an ordinance max
ing a special assessment on property
bounding on High street from North Pub
lie lane to point 125 feet south of Friend
street. ...-s f5--ss. t.s ,- f r.
Mr.. Jaeger moved to refer the ordinance
to the City Solicitor for his opinion, he TO
report on next Monday evening, which
motion was lost-yeas 6, nays 10. e.qs..a fs4
Mr.. McAllister moved that the Coun-
Gil do now adjourn. Lost-yeas z, nays 8.
Mr.. Jaeger moved that the ordinance be
referred to Select Committee of one with
instructions to report on next Monday
night. Passed, and Mr.. Jaeger was APP
pointed such committee. --57s
On motion of Mr.. Patterson the Council
adjourned.
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cleveland marke,-Jun,e, ,a.o p

FLOUR Market dull and heavy. Notransactions
EXCEPT er1r IN small Ill lots at irregular prices. :.
C0RN-Light sa es at S3c for No. i shelled the
market closing dull and inactive. -.,..5 SO = =
PORK-Quiet and unchansed. Held at So 90 for
No. mess S21 90 for No. 2; $24 90 for clear II =,
BEEF-Steady.9 City packed extra mess held at
CHEESE-DuIl and inactive, and nominally un-
changed az 1914c for the range. =
b LAKE sFISH-Held at the following figures:
" bite fish s6 50 upper lake pickerel 500; Lake
Erie gickere IS Is; trout - so; herring 81 IS. I'D
PETROLEUMEDul and entlrely nominal. Free
SALT-Firm at s2,25 for fne; 50 so for COARSE and
ground solar Onondaga and Saginaw s54Y5 'gsds
= WATER LIME-Good supply and market STEADY
at $500 per barrel for Oswego and Akron. -'7s1
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Trial for Perjury In Ricbmond

RICHMOND, June 20.-Mark Downey and
Thomas H.White, two we'll known citizens,
were arraigned before the United States
Commissioner this morning, charged with
perjury, in having taken the registration
oath yesterday.
The United States District Attorney said
in the first case the prosecution would be on
the ground that the State Constitution
adopted by the Convention at Alexandria
distranchised all persons who aided in the
rebellion. This Constitution is not set aside
by the Reconstruction bill. ,E
About nine-tenths of the whites in the
State will be disfranchised if the District
Attorneys ground is sustained. Both cases
were continued until tomorrow. There is
great interest manifested by all classes of
citizens in the case.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-21

RE-oPENING OF THE NATIONAL HOTEL
Our old friend, Mr.. J. 81. Davidson, long
known as the proprietor of the restaurant,
corner of High and State streets, has leased
and thoroughly refftted and refurnished the
National Hotel, opposite the Union Depot
in this city, and will hereafter devote him
self exclusively to the welfare and COM
fort of the travelling public. Mr.. Davidson
purposes keeping the National upon the
European plan, supplying well furnished
and thoroughly ventilated rooms to guests
by the day or week. Attached to the ho-
tel is an ordinary in which meals will be
served, gotten up in excellent taste by the
very best cook In Ohio. We are confident
that Mr.. Davidson will make the National
a desirable house for travellers, and we wish
him success.
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n5TRASsrERRED KEsrERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers. of real estate were left at the
Recorders office yesterday: IT,: asA
Patrick Smith and wife to Katharine
Donahue, April 9th, part of lots No. and
s of Wallace NJ. Finch's subdivision of in
lots No. 500, 656 and 657 in the, city of Co
hmbus for $l70o. -----
Joshua o. Cummings and wife to Caro-
line Gordon. June Doth. siniot No. 4S OF
VIM. A. Giil's north third addition to the
city of Columbus, for $685. q 7kSfss 81 n
John Myer and wife TO Henry Myer,
April 18th. 80 acres Of land in Plain town
&C. FsJaeger and wife to Fred. Beck and
Philip Schmidts June Itch, ihlots Nos. 81
and 81 in c. F. Jaeger's addition to the city
of Columbus, for SIPS. uEr=1
-llJesse Morris and wife to James Gooey
June 10th. lot No. Is in Baker and Brod-
belts subdivision of out-lots Nos. l, ?, 3 4
and 6 Of the northwest addition to the
city of Columbus, for $50.
John Kenny to James Kenny, Oct. Sth
1863, 721S acres of, land in Perry township
rHJohn. Kenny to B. G. and James. Kenny
Oct. 10th, 1868, acres, roods and p
peles of land In Clinton township, fol
Moses Welton to james S. Seymour
April 18th, in-lot No. 133 in the village o.
Groveport, for $l36. g ! sgns- a
9 Lewis Renz and wife to E. Yeiser, june
10th, piece of land on the northwest cor
ner of Kerr and Seneca streets, in the city
of Columbus, for 500. 81
Daniel Ealy and wife to Mary M. Nal
March 1Ith, acres of land in Plain town
ship, for 500. rs $500. s. 2
Daniel Ealy and wife to Henry j. Myer
March 9th, so acres of land in Plain town
ship, for $1,000. - 2 aa:h s..i
TEE MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL. Their,
was. a large crowd in attendance at the
match between the Union Railroad Clut
and the Capitals, played on the grounds o
the last named club yesterday afternoon
The score was as follows eieF9il 81 IA IA
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Republican, Convention at Des Moines.

DKs MONIES, Iowa, June 20.-The Re
publican State Convention to-day nomi-
mated Saml Merrill, of McGregor, for
Governor, and Col. Scott, of Clancy coun-
ty, for Lieutenant Governor. They passed
resolutions in favor of the amendment to
the Co lstitution securing the right Of bal
lot, protection of law, and equal Justice to
all men, irrespe ctive of color, race or re-
ligion; approving the military reconstruc-
tion acts of the last Congress; demanding
by additional enactment the true and origi-
nal intent of said act.
The prompt trial and punishment, ac-
cording to law, of the chief of the late re-
bellion was emphatically demanded tor the
vindication of the constitutions, law and the
prompt punishment of the highest crimes.
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FROM NEW YORK, j
Masonic Reception to the Presiden

Masonic Reception to the President.
NEW YORK, June 20.-It is intended by
the Masonic fraternity of this city to honor
President Johnton on his visit tomorrow
with an escort of Knight Templars.
Arrested. rr.Tr-
Charles Patton, Captain of the bark Ea-
gle, was brought before the United States
Commissioners this morning charged with
having caused the death of John Emery,
cook on the vessel, on the voyage from
New York to France, by cruel and inhu-
man treatment.
Sentenced. as-
Jeremiah O'Brien was sentenced to exc
cution August 9th, for the murder of the
courtesan, Kate Smith. 'e'
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Failing of a Theatre WaII-Loss o


NEW YORK, June 2O-The Herald's Phil
adelphia special says: The wall theatre fell
about twenty minutes to ii o'clock, bury
ing in the ruins and instantly killing John
RutZ, a member of the Hibernian Engine
Company, a member OF the Franklin Co., a
boy and fireman, said to member of the
Columbia Hose. 1t is rumored that five
were killed in all, but one reported killed
is still alive, though there is no hopes of bis
recovery. There were some Is or 20 wound.
ed, several severely. The Hibernia En-
gine, the Oldest fire company in the depart
ment had several of their members severe
ly injured. The tiremen complain that the
inefficiency of the police is the loss of life
LATER. f.-- %
PHILADELPHIA, June 20-There have
been 13 deaths from Injuries received at the
burning of the Ameri an Varieties tbeatel
last evening. About 20 persons were
wounded
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Lames stephens.

NEW YORK, June 2O.-The Herald's cor
respondence states positively that James
Stephens had just paid a visit to Dublin
and returned to France, attempting to de-
fend his course in Fenian council in
Dublin. There was no hope for the cause.
The writer states that as a result of the
Fenian movement the United States will
this year gain an abundant supply of the
most valuable emigrant labor from Ire
land,