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TELECRAPHIC News
F r ON
ALL PARTS or THE WORLD,
Queen Victoria Visits Eugene at the
Tuileries.
--~~~~~~~~~~-~->~o~.
Spain ON the Verge OF KevO-
luton.
Instruction in the State of
Vera Cruz, Mexico.
RELEASE OF ORTEGA BY JUAREz.
Condition of Affairs in Rayti and
st. Domingo.
Spain ON the Verge OF KeVO-
luton.
RELEASE OF 0RTEGA BY JUAREz.
Condition of Affairs in Rayti and
st. Domingo.
MEXICO.

InsurrectiOn Along the Vera Cruz Railway
Lfne-Liberation of OrteEa and Patoni-De-
faicatiOn of State OmciaIs-The VOmt0 Sc.
we're at Vera Cruz.
HAVANA, August 8, 1868.
The regular British mail steamer Tyne has arrived
here from Vera Cruz. She brings Geographic news
from Mexico city to Friday, July 81.
In the State of Vera Cruz Honorato Dominguez
had issued pronunctdnaiento and taken possession
OF some villages along the line OF the Vera Cruz
Mexico City Railway. Government had prohibited
the publication OF news relating to this prOnunctd-
7ntento in the State OF Vera Cruz against Governor
Hernandez Hernandez The insurgents had shown
themselves at Huatusco Orizaba, COrdova, Paso del
MachO and PasO de Ovejas. The rebels were levyng
duty OF 81 package on all freight by the railway.
This exactiOn was enforced for thirty miles along
the line. The inhabitants were becoming alarm ed
and withdrew on the appearance of the insurgents.
Active hostlites were also soon expected to begin
in the sierra Of the State Of Puebla and vicinity.
compromise with the rebel chiefs attempted and
truce OF eight days proposed but the whole affair
was q failure.
General LOzada had issued decree pardoning the
robbers who had been apprehended in his district;
but the federal government had declared his pro-
CamatiOn to be null and Of no avail.
General Escobedo was about to start for the Rio
Grande after having reduced the partisans OF Santa
Anna in the Sierra Gorda, State Of Queretaro to
submission.
President Juarez had released General Jesus Con-
zales Ortega and his companion, Colonel Patoni,
from their prison at Monterey.
Intelligence from Guadalajara to July 80, received
by the new telegraph, confirms the report that the
blockade Of Mazatan by the British man-of-war
Chantcleer had been raised
General P0rfriO Diaz had gone to Guatemala, il is
supposed, to arrange the troubles pending between
Mexico and that republic.
The Governor OF the State OF San Luis Potosi,
General Juan Bustamente, had been arraigned by
the Legislature for tamperng with the State treasury.
The State Treasurer of Puebla had also been sus-
pended for alleged defalcaton.
The ponnao was very severe at Vera Cruz. The
Colombian Minister had in consequence refused to
enter the harbor of Vera Cruz
Minister Romero was expected back from Wash.
ington at Vera Cruz the day after the sailing of
the steamer Tyne.
The British man-of-war Niobe had gone to Mata
morOs.
Senior Zaree is quite i'll.
General Ochoa and Deputy Ruiz are to be put upon
their trials at once.
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CONNECTICUT.

Accident ON the New Haven Railroad-Three
Freight Cars Thrown Into the Saugatuck
RIVER wrsrronr August g. 1863
The freight train due at eleven O'Clock Thursday
night on the New York and New Haven Railroad ran
into the Saugatuck river with three cars and loco
motive at midnight. The red ball was up on the
drawbridge. No one was hurt.
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MAINE.

Democratic Conversational Convention of the
second District.
LEWISTON, August 8, 1888.
Mr.. Alonzo Garselon, Of this city was nominated
for Congress BY the Democratic Convention Of the
Second district to-day. The Convention was cd.
dressed BIZ Judge Rice, OF Augusta; Mr. Pirlsbury,
the democratic candidate for GOVERNOR David
Dunn, Of Portland and others. the democfnk nave
. esG {aiaipg and mas Waatps 1'RaRb
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OHIO.
Destruction Of several steamers by Fire.

Destruct1On Of SeVerhI StcHmerS BY Fire.
CINCINNATI, August O. $685.
fire broke out this morning in the engine room
OF the steamer Delaware and soon communicated to
the steamer Potomac, which was lying alongside
The flames spread thence to the steamers Pine Grove
and Ezra Porter and barge. The total loss is
estimated at about 800, 900. The Ezra Porter was
owned in Pittsburg, was valued at S4s, 900 and in
sured S32, 900 In Pittsburg offices. The Potomac was
valued at S32 00O and was insured Sis, 900 in Cncin-
natl Offices. The Pine Grove was owned by the Nash.
vile Packet Company, was valued at $4,000 and
was insured In Pttsburg offices. The barge was
valued at 81 800, and was insured s, 500 The fire Is
supposed to have been the work OF an ncendary.
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.ERIDAN, MAJOR General.

The sheridan Assault Cause.-The General
Fined One Hundred Dollars.
LEAvENwoRTH, August g. 1885,
Before Justice Tholen yesterday the of The State
vs.. General Sheridan, General Gibbs, General Nc
Kever, Lieutenant Levy and Corporal Lee for assault
with sabres, &C., taking postal stamps, envelopes,
United States Treasury notes and postal currency
the amount OF $1,000 was partially decided. Cor
pOral Lee, who commanded the soldiers and forcibly
elected Postmaster Dunn from the Reserve, was
adjudged guilty and fined 81 and costs. The court
adjourned until this morning, when the trial OF the
other defendants was proceeded with, and the same
verdict rendered in all except the of General
Sheridan, who was fined $lO0 The defendants APP
pealed to the Criminal Court.
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FITT5BUKU, August q 1853.
The panic In regard to the disease among the cattle
at the stock yards has measurably subsidized. The
diseased cattle have been thoroughly excluded from
the healthy ones and every precaution Ia being
taken to prevent further injection. The shipment
Of diseased cattle over the Pennsylvania roads has
been stopped It ia believed that the entire ship
Went Ok a20 Will die. "a nearly Az are affected.
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VERMONT.


RUTLAND, August 8, 1858.
Charles willard OF Montpelier, was nominated for
Congress by the Republican Convention Of the First
district of Vermont to-day, after two days excited
balloting. F. Z. Woodbridge was steadily leading
when on the twentieth ballot his friends changed
willard and nominated MIN. There were nve candi.
dates Messrs p. P. Pitkin, Charles M. Bliss, Henry
Lane and W. G. Dimton we're nominated for the dis.
trict committed George A. Merrill was unani-
mously nominated as eector at large.
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TENNESSEE.

The First COlOred Jury In Tennessee.
NASHVILLE August 8, 1858.
John Burnside (coored), indicted for larceny
was to-day placed on trial in the criminal court,
John Hugh Smith presiding A colored jury was
empaneHed. and attracted much attention. 1t being
the first Of the kind In a State trial In the State.
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AlAB AMA.
Tho Legislature-The Electoral VoGo Of the

Tho Lcgislature-The Electoral Vote Of the
State.
MONTGOMERY, August 8, 1888.
In the Senate to-day bill was presented providing
for the Legislature to cast the electoral vote OF the
State, which was met with opposition and was post
poned tai tomorrow.
4 Senator caused to be read number OF letters
from the Ku Klux Khan. and lively discussion en-
susd. :. =. ~ ~ 'i-----
resolution was adopted to appoint committee
70 I've bids for doing the state printing of tSis
3 uo,ss Ne Senate bill removing all pol,tica,
dis6iIities restinu the citizens Of the State was
Called up and Dostnoneo "Qtil Tomorrow.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Fatal shooting ARRAY at Rocky Point.

Fatal shooting ARRAY at Rocky Point.
PROVIDENCE, August 8, 1883.
Thomas Moran one OF an excursion party from
Worcester was fatally shot at Rocky Point this after
noon by Edward J. Campbell, OF New York, who ar
rived at the Point this morning. Campbell was ar
rested and lodged in the East Greenwich jail.
Moran and four companions jOstled Campbell and
then attempted TO whip him.
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KANSAS.

General sheridan Pleading for Miles O'Reil-
Iy's Family.
FORT LEAvENwORTH, Kansas. August 6, 1868.
To, His lExcilency Governor FENToN, Albany,
N "
MY DEAR GovERNoR-My personal friendship and
admiration for General Halpine induces me TO ask
YOUR Excelency in filling the vacancy occasioned by
his death to be guided by considerations for his
helpless family. II the appointment could be given
to some good man who could afford to devote its
profits for the benefit Of his helpless little Children
you will place thousands of admlring friends under
lasting obligations.
P. II. SHERIDAN MAJOR General.
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MAR YlAND.

Business Resumed on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
BALTIMORE, August 8, 1888.
The business OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
which was temporarily interrupted by the hood, has
been fully resumed.
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SPAIN.

Revolutionary Disquiet and Repression.
PARIS, August 8, 1888.
Dispatches received from various parts OF Spain
represent that the whole country is in state OF dis
quiet. The utmost efforts OF the government are
quired to prevent an outbreak
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AUS TRlA.

NOn.Interveution in German Affairs.
VIENNA, August 8, 1883.
Baron Won Beust in speech made at Schuetzen-
fest to-day, declared that Austria would not inter-
fere in German affairs and that the imperial govern
ment utterly ignored any policy OF vengeance.
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The democrats OF this city held Q meeting to-
night to endorse the nomination of Seymour aud
Blair. Twedde Hall was crowded, and there were
three or four stands outside. The speakers were
Francis Herman, y. g. Cox, A. j. Fellows, OF
Arkansas and several local orators.
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KENTUCKY.

Immense Majority for tho Democratic
Ticket.
LOUISVILLE August o, 1888.
Returns from the interior counties come in slowly.
The indications are now that Governor Stevensons
majority will reach fully 10000
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

BREsr. August 6.-The steamer Europe, from New
York July 3d. arrived at this port route To- iiavre.
DISASTER AT SEA.--LoSDoS. August 8, is6s.-A
despatch from Bombay reports that the American
bark Effort went ashore Point de Gale, Ceylon,
and would probably become q total wreck.
SHIPwRECKBD AMERICAN SEAMBS.-LfvERpOOL.
August 6-The captain and one seaman OF the sloop
Squirrel which was lost near the Bermudas.. have
arrived at this port.
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NEW YORK.
Roscoe ConkIing Serenaded.

ALBANY, August 9, 1858.
The Loyal League OF Utica with large number
OF personal and political friends OF the Hon. Roscoe
Conkling serenaded him at the Butterfed House
last evening. When he appeared upon the balcony
he was vociferously applauded. He spoke briefly In
response to the call OF hts friends.
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LOUISIANA.>

Democratic oIembors Ousted from the Lesis-
lature.
NEW ORLEANS August 8, 1858.
Two more democratic members OF the HOUSE, were
unseated to-day and their radical opponents Installed
in their places by vote OF 43 to rs. The seats OF
these ousted members were originally contested on
the ground OF inegibility. but that ground was
abandoned and charges OF fraud substituted. Among
the published evidence In the two afidavts
purpOrtng that the radical contestants committed
Gratis
The presiding officers OF democratic clubs here
denOunce the statements that their organizations
protesting to be political are really military as I'M
mitigated falsehoods.
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Out on DaBeb-AVHHtV, ACTIVE, III
Run out-Mills l, by Collins
Foul bound catches w. j. Kelley, 2; Mills. s.
Catches on strikes-w. J. Kelley, Mills T.
Outs on foul balls Atlantic, 4; Active g.
Umpire-Mr Hosford, OF the Empire Club Of New tJrk.
Scorers-Messrs. Monk and Williamson.
Time of game-Twe hours.
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MASSACHUSE rs.
The Troy and Greenfield Railroad.

The Troy and Greenfield Railroad.
FITCHBuRa August 8, 1868.
The Troy and Greenfield Railroad will not be In
running order to the Hoosac tunnel August TO- az
expected. The regular trains will commence run
ming. however August H. and will be advertised
early next week.
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Democratic Meeting-The PIatfOrm Caves In.
NEW ORLEANS, August g. 1868.
An immense crowd gathered in Lafayette square
tonight to hear Willis Rollins the colored democrat
who has lately become popular as an orator. One
OF the speakers had addressed the crowd and Mr..
Rollins had Just mounted the stand for the pur
pose when the platform gave way and four 0lice-
men ana TWO other persons were injured, the latter
seriously No lives were lost.
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THE NATIONAL GAME
Atlantic vs.. Active.

me nrst game OF the series between these eins.
came or Yesterday at the Union grounds, ana on tn,
whole, was not in its details fully up to the standard
OF either club. The Actiyes We're not heavy enough
at the bat for their more experienced antapontsts
hut with few exceptional instances their hsIdinu
and in the held, played easily yet successfully "A
the following score will show =
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HUNGARY.

The Ar my Bill Passed.
PEsTH. August s, 1853.
In the House OF Deputies to-day the Army bill was
nassod
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Base Ball Notes.

The game to be played to-day between the Eckfords
and IrvingtOns will be OF more than ordinary In
uerest The Mutua1-Irvington game of Wednesday
lends ustre TO it.
Forker and Treacey lately, first base man and cen
tire fielder of tine Mohawk are the '.scrunchers"
OF the Mutuals -,
The Atlantics are not afraid OF the "Haymakers,"
and viii MAY thenr on Tuesday next Whet your
scythes.
davenport, lately pitcher for the Mohawk mas
gone to Syracuse to pitch for the Central City Club
OF that town. SO says n porter.
The warriors are desc rting the wgwams OF the
Mohawk tribe. That thea q IL mo- hawking OF s'ocN
going on in many quarters is very evident.
The Delaware Club, OF ort Jervis, ha' been al
mtted to probationary mt mbership in the state
Association
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IusurrectiOn Along the Vera Cruz Railway
Ltne-LiberatiOn of Ortega and PatOni-De.
faicatOn of State Omcials-The VOmito Sc.
we're at Vera Cruz.
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SYRACUSE, August Q, 1858.
The Hon. Dennis Mccarthy was to-day unsni-
mousy renominaed by the republicans OF the
Twenty third district for Congress.
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A.-Jeffers Offers Extraordinary Bargainu
In LADIES', Misses and Chidren's Boots Shoes.
LETTERS, ilSs and Lib Broadway, opposite - James,
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PENNS YLVANlA.
Suicide in hiIndelphia-FataI Railroad Casu-

Suicide In PhiIndelphia-FataI Railroad Casu.
atty.
PHILADELPHIA, August O, 1868.
A cigar dealer named George Zimmerman com.
mitted suicide to-day by blowing out his brains.
An elderly female, name unknown, was killed to-
day at South Camden by the Cape May train. She
went on the track TO recover basket and was struck
by the cowcatcher
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st. Domingo Given Up.

MADRID, August Q, 1858.
The Spanish government has declined to assume
the protectorate OF st. Domingo which was prof
fered by Of the political parties in that republic.
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Hill. 1niniItable Cutter Of Hair and Whis-
kersuea ludicicus appropriate, studio ks5 Broadway
dyeng shaving 10 cents hair dye 90 cens beet Ia sold
nv drusgists
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
to attend meetings printed In the neaest pcssbe manser,
hours notice. and twenty cent less than
other similar place IN the city at the METRDPOLITAN Jb0
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS Nassau street.
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A.-Pbalou's s'Paphian soaps POssss-e, the
properties the "Paphian Lotion" %
II will not chap the skim 10 invaluable for tue TOILET.
BATH md NURSERY
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A white street Importing House RetaiiisS
Gentlemens Furnishings At WALLIS 1N Fulton street.
Broadway. Prices absolutely unprecedented.
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A.-PhaiOn's /" Paphiun Isotion0 Removes
FREcKLEs, PfMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUM, ERYstR-
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Invalid's Vince, Chairs for use Indoors or out;
prce $40 10 $40. Invalid Carriagss to ord er.
y W. SMITH vi Wilnsmx street, New YORK.
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TITO Bank Return.

LONDON, August 8. 1858.
The regular weekly statement or the aank Of Eng
land made public to-day. shows that the amount OF
bullion in the vault has Increased ESQ., 900 sterling
since the last report.
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Contentmcnt r. Inconsistent with BADLY
fitting shirts To snjoy life order your shirts at FUwIsPs
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Eagle, Of san Francisco, vvfs IA the Eagle, Ut
New York.

Eagle, Of san Francisco, wiz Ia the Eagle, "f
New York.
The strong bond Of union which the national game
has been instrumental in forging and by means Of
which all sections OF the country, owever distant
from each other, are firmly welded together. waA
never better exempifed tharfNt wa' last night az
Delmonco's up town establishments, where the vet
eran Eagle Club, OF New York, repFes ented by it.
oldest and stanchest adherents, assemDieu
to do honor to another OF rs on mem
beers, representative. from the IA gle Club.
Some thirty or forty gentlemen member. an Officers
and eX-members and exOflicers OF the Eas, 70 CUB
among whom were Brinkerhoff who 80 ofts placed
the Elysian Fields flag STAFF in Jeopardy Dy heav!
hits Bixby, whose steady pitching and quN good
nature had often steered the Eagles to via tOrI0us
heights; Yates. whose ''sout paw was 30 "a re ana
fatal on first base; Howe who knew so well ow I'd
play the second, and COursen the Skaters, V1A NOS
trand, McElroy, Hussey and others, together with
representatives or the State Association and a the
New York and New Jersey press sat down to on OF
the famous caterers best spreads and 1t IL ALA oss
needless to remark, did full Justice to the destrN e.
ible nutriments placed before them
The guest OF the evening Is Fire Marshal OF
San Francisco. and coming to the metropolis NO
study the workings of the various departments GOA
nected with the extinguishing OF fres-the Fire i>s
partment proper the Insurance Patrol and pOcA
arrangements-came charged by the ball players ~
the Golden State deliver to the Eagle Club OF this
city, handsome ana costly emblem bat and 10 the
bail playing fraternity OF the East the best wishes
and assertions of hearty cooperation from che bali
players of the West His mission in the latter par.
ucuars being fully and credably discharged, the
entertainment OF last night was rendered to HIM as
representative OF The base ball players OF California
as token OF the reciprocaton OF their good wi ny
the ball players OF this section. Suce 10 to say that
everything passed or in handsome style. Pquant
and pleasing speeches were made, good songs were
sung and sentiments uttered and responded 10 ia
which tinctured the Eagles feathers with such a
| golden lustre that years cannot eiiace
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ENGLAND.

JeA Davis Arrival.
LIvsRP0OL. August 8. 1868.
JeG Davis arrived here by tue steamer last night
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For First Glass Printing OF Every Descrip-
ton go the Metropolitan JOB Printing Eat SbllshmentN
sre
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
MANUFACTURED wholesale and retail; also applied nj Nos
L IL.
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch Combined
the execution orders Metropo Job Printing Estao
ant VI
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Printing Establishment, ~ Nassau street.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c., ESecufed
With neaness auickness and desVa.ch per Gem
cheaper than any other prtnnG establishment IN We cJ
" the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENr, " Nassau sireet
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TO-day-EckfOrd vs.. Irvingro n UNION GROUNDS
To-morrow-Mutual VS.. Eckft rd. Union grounds
Intrepid OF Brooklyn vs.. Ivan hoe, at sing sing.
Arctic vs. lrvington, Jr., at MN I'M motifs square
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To shoemakers.-A New Machine for reg.
ging Shoes, doipd Eve mems work. price $50
Agents with ANAL capital can make $1 per wesx nuse
American Hand Pegging Company S8 Fus' "suue' Ns"
Vark
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Position and Atrocities Of the PicOs-The Siege
Of the Capital-Bnnishments to jamaica
Mn
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neatly dark. turned hOmewards, he accompany
ing her.
As they we're walking towards the village, ho
suddenly seized her aud pressed handkerchief
saturated with chloraform against her mouth and
nostrils, and she knew no more. When she re-
gained her senses Il was broad day light, aud she
was In boat. going down the river, with Harris
aud two OF the men whom had seen at tho cab
in They went great disianre down the river,
and then landing, were met D., another Of the
gang Who was awaiting them with horses. She
was placed on one aud taken To the cabin ia tac
woods Here she was kept u prisoner by Harris.
who Offered her nO insults, cyidsnily hoping 10
wiE her consent 10 their marriage without force.
After hc,yina her story | wcn, to the Office OF
ile Justice Of the Peace and told him the circum.
stances aud body VI n.en wen; at once to the
place but the birds were flown. Two graves
were found, showing that my as' .hot had prov
I'd fatal.
After aday rest. wc mounted our hofscs aud
set out tot Fairfield, which We reached ia two
dais. need not describe the juyiul meeting OF
the parents aud child, Who had hrvn 50 strange
ly separated. Archie l1ynoT was instantly re-
leased from custody aud rrsiurtd 10 the arms OF
his now happy mother. aud 10 three weeks he
was married 10 Jessie EmaFt icing gtoums.
man, aul the dcaics, friends { tow have nrc
Archie aud Jessie Itynor