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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-08-05
STATENHBNT

aug Houston, ID Z.
STAIBAHEINT
T Of the condition of the NIAGARA FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, OF the City Of
New York, on The lst day Of July, 1870:
CAPITAL.
Cash Capital and surplus 49,. 81 $40. $685.
ASSETS.
United Slater Securities ~ F24 $50 90
Loans on Bod and Mortgage ! 5 400 90
Cash in Bank and hands of a agents Is .4GS 45
. Loans ;, on stock payable on demandI92 700 90
Alabama. Tennessee, Brooklin
City and New York Bonds &c 500 90
Other Securities. ............ 1882 Is
t <1,alo, 1858 50
LIABILITIES.
Losses in process Of adjustment % goo 90
&82, G02 50 |
aug 5-at H. G. BATE, Ag't.
F G Westmoreland. admir-. vs. Jas HarweII
q others and 'Fhos B Iarwell VS.. G /
Westmoreland s others.
DURSU : nj to decree of the Chancery /
1 Court at Pulaski in the above cause, 1 /
Tuesday. dag. end. 1870.
sell at public sale to tho highest bidder, at
tho Courtho Sc in Pulaski, for cash, OF of I
Insolyent @ aims, belonging to the estate of I
S.A Westnoroland, dee. (iu15) a X, d m
Lewis Nelson W John n, Garris and others. T
DURSUANT to a decree of the Chancery
1 court at Pulaski, in the above cause, 7
win on
Saturday, Aagast 2Oth, 1870.
sell at public sale to the highest bidder at
the courthouse In Pulaski, on a credit of six
months free fror the equity of redemption,
the interest of John n. Garris and William.
Garris IN a tract 0 f about 20 acres OF lane be /
longing to the estate of their father John
Garris, dec, Situated on the waters of Jen
kinS' creek, Giles county, Tenn, adjoining
the lands Off. S. EdmandSon. SaIu Hughes,
Eunice Gilbert and George B. Adams.
Notes Yith-aPProyed security required eud,
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David n Mvriek vs E Y Moore ct ais.

IT appearing to tho satisfaction of the
1 Clerk & Master from affidavit He'd in this
cause that the defendants, -M Moore and
his wife Eliza Moore, .----MaMuItr nv and
his wife Mary A McMultry, -- Scott and
his wit Virginia Scout, are non-residents of
the State of Tennessee 50 that the Ord nary
process Ct this court cannot, be served on
them n motion it is ordered that publica-
ton be made for four weeks in the Pulaski
Citizen rtquiring said non residents to ap-
pear at the 31iox5 torn Of said court at the
court house in Pulaski on the list Monday
ID Sept nlber next aud answer, plead or de-
muir TO COMPLIMENTS bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
-Parte as. to them, aus A COX, C 81 m.
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Moudau, 10 2gAE. 40.

T Brooks ct ais vs. Ro5t Young ct ais.
OURSU MO a decree Of the Chancerv
Vi in Che above cause, l
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In short. we have everything Dew5in lar
quantities, and ateXccedi Hgly low prices.
L.. T. KIRKPATRICK 81 co.
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cauadian TruubIes-HOw to Settle Them.

OTTAWA, June 2S.-The delegates from
British Columbia have received from the
Dominion Government the terms upon
which it is proposed TO treat with the
Governor and the Council of that Colony
for its entrance into the Canadian Union.
Canada is to assume the debts and liabili-
ties of the British Columbian population.
The limit for the purpose of financial ar
rangements is fixed at SlO0, ,0O0A The an
nual grant for the support oX the local
Government and LegislatuLS OF British
Columbia is TO be $4,000.
A regular steam COMMUNICATION be-
tween Victoria and San Francisco is TO
be maintained fortnigbtly by two British
steamers. The dominion Government
will guarantee the construction, as early
as practicable, Of g railroad across the
continent.
British Columbia is to be represented
in the House of Commons by six
representatives and three senator's.
The government will guarante
all public officers appointed to carry out
the new government to be in every way &C
ceptable to the people OF British Colum-
bia; the tariff of the Dominion to be ex-
tended over the colony, and the present
tariff of British Columbia discontinued.
The terms also refer to the extension OF
the postal service, protection Of the fish
cries, etc.
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PITTSBURG.
A PrescOttry on Fire--An 0leaglnOus
cOnflagratiOu.

PIFTsBURG, June 2s.-The most disas-
trous oil fire which ever occurred in this
city is now raging near Sharpsburg
Bridge, 18th ward, at O'Clock pm.
During the terrible rain storm, in which
houses were blown down and trees up
rooted a 10000 barrel tank, belonging
to the Eclipse Refinery, DR.. Tweddle prin-
cipal owner, was struck by lightning.
Another tank, belonging to the Citizens
Refinery, was struck at the same time as
the Eclipse tank, and instantly exploded,
burning oil running toward the river,
burning all their buildings, including DIR.
Tweddle's house, fire setting to Sharps-
burg bridge, which totally destroyed the
Citizens Refinery, one tank crude and a
warehouse burned; ForsyLhe Bros. tank
three thousand barrels crude belonging to
the Astral; John B. Bell Il Sons build
ings, etc. ; Anchor Works; DilwOrth Bros.
one tank; Crude National Refinery and
Storing company, bleaching house and
agitator; Allegheny Valley railroad COM
pany ten cars of crude oil, with 1oss in
oil of 5000 and in cars of 5000, and the
Shsrpsburg bridge, which was insured for
$40, 600. Estimated losses of citizens, S20,-
900; fully insured. Eclipse buildings,
Sl5O, 900; oil, $4,000; machinery, ETC.,
$780, GOO; insured in Eastern companies.
Swearingert & McCandless' agency for
Forsythe Bros, 5000; no insurance
Astral works, $40, 900; but little insurance,
and the works were not in operation
Anchor $4,000. NatiSp pal, $1,000; par
tally insured. The H''fdl loss is probably
100000. Henry Foster, brother of the
late Stephen G. Foster, clerk at the
EeIipse, was burned to death. Vol HALEY
was injured, but not fatally.
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i have actuated me. There has been and
/ will be no Inconsistency In my course.
have proclaimed from every stump that
was In favor of relieving every man, II be
would simply signify his desire TO have
/ his disabilities removed. Under those
/ olrcuHlstanegsd Il they were all to sign the
same petition, would be compelled 20
grant their relief or falsify my former
/ pledges. ,.s
Now. sir. there is another point gained
l II we make a clean sweep. That IS, you
/ narrow the thing down 10 two parties, the
I Republican and The old Democratic me
Z il r.ner would put forward their truesb ana
Ia, men; the latter would OF co1Tse si5 40 40
, ho ssaue. There would be no middle, or
D.. * and cider men. They would stand
no chance. To illustrates: suppose there
| is a clean sweeo and all relieved. Dorsey
r. Thomas and Col. WitthOrne are can
didates for Congress- Republican steps
out-Dorsey would have to throw up the
sponge or the Republican would step i'll
OF course Dorsey could have no show
against Witthorne, for Col. W. was true
and tried rebel soldier and Democrat,
while Dorsey was neither. This is as 1t
should be, for I tell you in all candOr that
/ would prefer 70 be represented In Con-
gress by a straight-Out eX-rebel soldier
than a quasi Union man and mischief
maker like Dorsey and others of the same
STRIPE. -
In conclusion, viii state that / shall
introduce tomorrow another bill with
four "a classes excepted, end if that fails
] will then try to press one through 70
relieve evere man in my own Congress
sional district, so as to let on the track
Savage, Gardenhire, DibbreH, COlmes,
Murray and others, and then for jolly
time.
After asking your pardon for the
length of this letter, / am truly your
friend, W. B. SfOkES.
P. S.-Since writing the above, the Re-
construction Committee, through their
chairman, introduced a general bill, with
only two or three classes excepted, which
saved me the trouble of presenting
second bill, as Indicated above. Whether
the course being pursued by me walked
up the committee or not, it is fact they
have been from some cause induced to
move, and / trust the movement may
prove successful, and thereupOn q" let US
nave peace" W. B. STOKES.
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CHICAGO.
No Divorce Festerdsy-Boy Dies Without
M caHss-Llghtnlng Trumps.

CHICAGO, June 28-Charles Heekox
Paul, lad of II years, son of E. r. Paul,
Of EvaDstown, who was accidentally shot
in the arm yesterday, while hunting, died
last night from the effects of mis- wound
which was not regarded as dangerous az
the time of the occurrence.
There have been two or three lively
thunder showers here to-day, which have
considerably toned down the heated term
which has prevailed here for the past five
days. IL is believed that these storms ex-
tended through the country west OF here,
if so, much good TO the crops viii follow.
During the thunder storm to-day Tin
Edwards, iabOrer in COnkling Il Camp
BELLS brick yard, at Bridgeport, was
struck by lightning and instantly killed.
About the time the lightning struck
the Bird House of Chicago, the club
house at Dexter trotting park was denOl-
ished, the building and falling timbers
killing John COffey, in the emplOC of
Patchen & Brown, at the Union stock
yards, who was inside of the building at
the time.
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Slauobter Of Indians

CHEYENNE, June 2S.-Couriers which
came into RaWlins last night from Lieu
the Indians about twenty-five miles from
Rawins, and had light with about two
hundred, and killed fifteen. No soldiers
were hurt. He feels confident that he
will capture the whole party.
. Lieutenant O'Brien left Rawlins this
morning with reinforerments and ammu-
milton.
It is reported at Bryant that party of
Indians two hundred strong, came into
South Pass City on Saturday morning,
rode through town, and drove of about
sixty or seventy head of horses.
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louisville 0uidone.

INDIANAPoLIs, June 2S.-Considerable
excitement.and interest prevails in regard
to the murder OF the two girls on Satur-
day, and various rumors are current.
One is that the largest girl, Mary Henne-
bry, was worth twelve or fifteen thou
sand dollars, and that she was put out OF
the way by persons who would inherit it.
The court record shows only two hundred
dollars and some claims against the State
of Missouri, which are considered value
less. Two boys were arrested on suspi-
cion Of being concerned in the murder. but
were dismissed on investigation.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The Senate
in Executive session to-day confirmed the
nomination of Byron q. Daniels associate
Internal Revenue collector for New Mex
leo. After discussion as to desirability,
taking immediate action on the San Do
mingO treaty, a motion TO open doors and
resume legislative business by vote OF
81 to Is. This is considered decisive of
the fate OF the treaty.
The President sent in the nominations
of Edward +. Douglas, u. S. Marshall,
North Alabama; J. c. Burtin, assistant
Internal Revenue collector, 4Jh Indiana
District
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Eve Of NiSsissiPPi has winked out
p Mansfield & Higbee are the principal
local editors of the Tallahatie Nea0s,
B II viii cost $4,000 to repair the Capitol
Aleorn's chebang has Just cost $4,000.
Two negroes in Adams quarreled about
dog, and one OF them quit talking FOR
ever.
Douglas WalwOTth again ASSUMES
charge of the Natchez Courier, j. 5. h'IiG
retiring.
Turner. who recently turned over to
Republicanisu, is at length turned under.
He " Topped"
Chicago dead-besfs, the Goodman star
saws. are travelling over the State plum
dering and defrauding those In want oi
labOrers.
Mr.. Simonds, on behalf of the n. o.
and J. Railroad, has given notice that the
case will be appealed to the Supreme
Court.
The oxford Falcon says that Stearns, Of
Iowa. has been appointed Chancellor OF
that District. WIN. A. West, Sheriff. Is
highly approved.
In Rodney recently, a man was detect
ed in the act OF setting fire to his store.
he was crazy enough, perhaps, 10 holu
policy of insurance.
lf COSTS one cent NGl pun
ton from Columbus. over the M0Dlle anu
Ohio railroad to Mobile, % miles, 30
saws the Columbus Democrat
sfessrs Sbauds & Ferguson announce
themselves in the last number OF me
iSenatObia Times, as its editors, and Will
run the paper in the support OF the Dem
ocratic party.
The editor of the Macon Beacon mas
had his pistol stolen by tlIteenth
Amendment. He proposes 70 give Tue
thief the contents and no questions asked
for the safe return Of the stolen property
The Alabama and Chattanooga railroad
v,fI Ia completed and running from Chat-
tanuoga TO Meridian within SIX months.
saw bv the first Of January, ISL Iess
now progressing at the rate OF one mile
per day.
A Mr.. Garrett, OF Port Gibson, claims
N have made a discovery by which the
lSrerDiIIsr. army worm, boil worm, and
sr,ab other insects as have heretofore been
50 iegfrIletive 10 the cotton plant through
ont tie South, can be externinated.
F2evels has brother in Nashville prsc-
ticfnc medicine among the negroes. de
used 10 peddIe nostrums among the ne
srOes in this city. - thought re Went
to Mississippi. Or Is the negro 'eha'OI
the Memphis doctoTT
The Meridian GQzeJLe say - 0saLL5r
suikes and fish bars come in almost daily
f5r tbe Alabama and Chattanooga Rail
road. via Charleston. A large quantity OF
English iron has Just reached Mobile for
this road. Ii viii be 4" boated to Tusks-
lDOsa at once"
4 Mississippi paper approves this Texas
,,Iafform: state Sovereignty White
STrramscvi Repeal of the Fifteenth
ST6sndment! Reputation OF the Ma
1i1DaI Debit A Republican form of Gov
erument and Suffrage for all! A IariH
for Revenue onlyl" This is going the
whole porker.
The Scoaba Spectator condemns the
Mobile and Ohio railroad for giving free
passes to the Legislature, and relasihE
4bstn 70 editors and ministers. W hat
more or les could be expected OF cor
11oration7 AZ has no SOUL II ca buy
the Legislature, but not an editor
The discussion of the value Of Stanton,.s
T-,1attauooga and New Orleans road leads
ms 10 Furnish the appended table OF dis
tances. which are very nearly accurate;
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Rad Men Bavino---SOldiers Pursuing.

CHEYENNE, June 27.-Frank Hayor, a
prominent merchant OF this city, died
yesterday.
A large number of Indians have con-
gregated at Medeline, Bow river. It is
thought they have hostile intentions.
kilograms from Rawlins, Wyoming,
say that forty-siX Sioux warriors passed
Yesterday going south. They stole tive
horses and killed one man. Lieutenant
Rounge and tbir;y-five soldiers started
in pursuit OF them last night.
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yutthip leeal hours. the following de-
seribed Real Estate, to-wit: Lying and
being in the county OF Sheioy anu
state of Tennessee, and IN Lne CITY
OF Memphis being the east nan 9I Ine
property. situated on the south side OF Poplar
Street 36 feet lIsl inches west OF It's intersee-
ton with west line of Center alley tnencs
south ~ feet g Inches; thence west parallel
with Poplar street 81 feet 3 inches; thence
north "a feet inches 70 Poplar street; thence
east 70 the beginning. -
on a credit Of six twelve and eignteeh
Toontbs from the day of sale; notes Win Sc
curity bearing interest taken, and Ile1 Ire 81
talned till payment OF purchase honsS- AA4S
'''io NJ II d. / STEWART, Clerk and Master.
HuTnes 4 Postcn, sols. for comptss lea
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Collision and MishaDs.

ALBANY, June 2S.-The tow-boat Tele-
graph was sunk in collision with the
steamer Drew, below Catskill, last night.
All the crew were saved by the boats OF
the Drew and the canal boats in tow of
the Telegraph. The engineer of the lat
ter was badly scalded by the explosion of
the boiler at the moment of collision.
The fault of the collision seems to be with
fha
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JnsoIyent Notice.

"AVING suggested the insolvency ofthe es-
N tate Of John r. Mills, jr., deceased, I here
.0v give notice for all persons having claims
lcrai ust said estate tOiappear before the County
Court Clerk and file the same. authenticated
In the manner prescribed by law, on or be-
fore the second day of December, $50; and
any claim not dfed on or before said day, or
before an appropriation OF the fnrds Of said
In law and equity. d DOW
Deceased
Memphis. June 2, $50. is3
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Nnt1ca-

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District of West Tennessee-In the mat
tber OF L. Howkins, Bankrupt.-In Bank
ruptcy, District of West TeDDessee-ss.
To whom it may concern:
The Undersigned hereby gives notice OF MS
appointment as assignee Of L. Howkins, OF
Memphis Ia the county Of shelby and state OF
Tennessee, within said District VINO mas Oeen
adjudged q Bankrupt upon his own pen-
ton. by The District Court of said District
Memphis Tenn. the 18th dayof June, Al
1870 WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
faEQ Aeqforpaa etc No. Madison st.
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Attachment NOtlcs.

State Of Tennessee, Shelby cOunty-S. q.
Rhine vs.. Vim. II. Isom.
A FFIDAVIT having been made and bOad
~ given and attachment having been is
sued as required by law in attachment cases,
and the same having been duly returned,
served by garnishment. eSc., and defendant
not found:
It is therefore ordered, That the said defend-
ant Wm- II. IsOm, appear before me, at my Of
ice in the city Of Memphis, Shelby county,
Tenn. on the llth day of July, 1870, and maze
defense 70 said suit, or the same viii be tried
exparte; and that a copy OF this order be
published in the Memphis Appeal once
week for four consecutive weeks
s A. MOORE, J P.
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CINCINNATI.
Merchants Here Should Read-.-Frsights to
be Regulated.


CINCINNATI, June 28.-The New Orleans
firenen spent to-day riding about the city
and suburbs. and visiting. Nothing of q
public nature occurred, though they have
been treated with much attention by the
officials and private citizens. They ex-
press themselves highly pleased with
their reception here. They will leave to-
tight at 9:45 on the railway in a splendid
train, and viii 80 directly through 10
Jersey City, spending one day there, and
reaching Philadelphia on Thursday.
The directors Of the Board Of Trade to-
day decided, as soon as certain conditions
regarding membership are complied with,
to establish freight depot in the Board
ior the purpose of obtaining cheap trans
pOrtation. The proposition substantially
cOntemplates the establishments of q
freight agency in the Board, with such
arrangements with boats and roads as
will enable them to adopt a regular sys-
TEN Of rates.
The weather again is intensely hot; the
temperature this evening at six O'Clock
being 81 degrees. There were, q number
of cases Of prOstration from heat during
the past few days, and a few deaths
There is an unusual number of deaths
from drowning.
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A Liitle Prlnce Makes a Ten Strlke.

PARIS, June 2S.-The marriage of the
Prince of VicavarO with the daughter of
Lorillard spinner, and that of William
Dagroot with Miss Howley, of Stamford,
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Notice to Contractors.

q EALED proposals viii be received al the
- Engineers office, Memphis. Tenn,ssee.
until u IN. ON the lst August, 1870, scT the
graduation, masonry and superstructuT of
bridges on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILRO AD,
between COvingtOn ard Ripley, about fifteen
miles. A portion OF the work is heavy and
worthy the attention of contractors. Pro-
dies and specifications can be seen at the En-
gineer's ofiice, $50 Main street, Memphis. on
and after June 6, 1870.
T8OS. II. MIL. INGTON.
ie2 Chief Eng. Miss. River R. r.
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InsnLvant Notice,

HAVING suggested the Insolvency Of the es-
III tate of George N gill. deceased, 4 hereby
against said estate to appear before the County
Court Clerk and file the same. authenticated
in the manner prescribed by taWs on OF Pc
fore the second day OF December, 1870; and
auy claim not filed on or before said day, or
before an appropriation of the funds OF said
estate is made, shall be forever oarre1' ootn
in law and equity. =. IAEEs
Admir- Estate OF Geo. a. Gil, dec q.
Memphis, June S, 1870, ieS
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Another 100000 Fire.

PROVIDENCE, June 2S.-An ineendiary
fire this afternoon, on DOrrance street
dock, destroyed the coal elevators, sheds
and considerable stock of Tucker, Swan
q Co., and o. W. & e. A. Hopkins q Co.,
and property of the Providence and Wor-
cester railroad company. The adjoining
property was also destroyed. Loss esti-
mated at S75, 200 to SlO0, 900. Partially in
Surod
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IAcKsON, MISSISSIPPI.
Bill Requiring Foreign Insurance cOmpa-
nIes to Make Deposits Killed.
School Bill and Rail-
read Measure.
Special to the MEMPHIS APPEAL.l

Special to the MEMPHIS APPEAL.l
JACKSON, MISS, June 2s.-In the SEN
ate substitute was adopted for the fifty
first section of the School bill, which pro.
vides for separate schools. The substi-
stute is substantially the same as the orig
inal bill that passed the House.
The Governors veto of the General
Railroad bill was referred to a Special
Committee of five, with instructions to
report at an early day.
The bill which requires insurance COM
panies doing business in this State to
make a deposit in the State was taken Up
and killed.
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NOTICE.

A a meeting of the President and Direct
~ Ors Of the Shelby County Turnpike Com
pany, held June 9th, 1t was unanimously
ResOlUed, That calls be made upon the sub
scribers 20 this company, payable as follows:
4th-call of So per share, payable July 10th.
5th-call of So per share, payb bic July 10Th.
Gth-eaIl OF s5 per share. payable August lst.
7th-cali of 81 80 per share, payable Aug. 10TH
je29 J. G. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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DemOcracy.

/. PHILADELPHIA, June 28-The Demo-
cratic Congressional nominations are
First District, Samuel J. Randolph ;CSec-
ond District, Theo. Cugler; Third Dis
trict, d. r. Maffstt Four District, no
nomination, but for which, it is under
stood, there will be an indorsement of
VIM. B. Thomas, independent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASnNIc NnTIcE

A SPECIAL communication of DeSoto 2
"a Lodge No. 299, will be held this ny
{ Evening, 18th inst. at S/NN
O'Clock. for work in the NJ. NJ. degree.
All NJ. NJ. g are fraternaliy invited.
By order of JOHN D. BEARD, W. NJ.
II. w. SHELTON Secretary fq2Q
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CAIRO, June 2S.-James Ross, proprie-
tor of a saw-mill in this city, was killed
to-day by the circular saw, which, by
accidentally coming in contact with a
large rope while in motion, was wrencbed
from its bearings and thrown against
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SnanIsh Barbarltles.

HAVANA, June 2S.-Gonzales Jance, an
insurgent leader who surrendered some
time ago to the Spanish authorities al
villa Clara. and was pardoned by the
Government, was tried and convicted
last week for crimes committed while a
rebel leader, and executed this morning.
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Terrific Exnlosion

ALBANY, June 2s.-This morning an
explosion occurred in Hyatt q Wnliard's
ball mandatory, Beaver street, which
blew out a portion of the rear wall and
set the house on fire. The explosion was
caused by mice nibbling matches living
/ among gun cotton.