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A Mans Skull Fractured with a stenes

Yesterday at the Yorkville Police Court 0ficer
James Lotus. of the Nineteenth precinct preferred
a complaint against Robert Lee, who, lie had been
informed had struck one Thomas Kelly with stone
on the head, fracturng his skull and severing two
arteries The injured man Is now confined In Belle
vue Hospital, and the opinion OF the physician who
attends him Is that the chances are that his wounds
will prove fatal. Justice Bixby committed Lee TO
await the result Of Kellys injuries.
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AQUA TIC.
90 I.IlUnt...--r1

S'FsyN1CO.oJ IF''s.r..
Boat Race Between the Harvard scientiacs
ana the Brown University Freshmen.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., June II, 1870
The race on the Seekouk river between the nrst
crew of the Harvard Scientific School ana the Uni.
verslty Freshmen crew resulted I'm victory for The
Haryards ny half dozen lengths. The race was a
sDiriled one, Dut violent thunder shower and hail
storm spoiled the fun of the spectators.
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PrcvOst.ParndOl.

LONDON, June IT, 1870
The press OF this city continue to praise the ap-
appointment OF Prevost-Paradol as French Minister
to Washington.
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Church Influences.

LONDON, June II, 1870.
Justice Lord Penzance has given a decision in.
validating the Will OF the late Samuel Morton, of
Liverpool. who left his fortune to the Right Rev.
DR.. Goss, the Roman Catholic bishop. The Court
decided that The proofs OF the incapaciy the
ceased TO make will at the time this document is
dated were conclusive.
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NcWspnper Policy.


N. Duvernos and all the other editors Of the Peu-
pie Ffancats the court journall have resigned be-
cause, according to the declaration Of Duvernois
their policy too liberal and bold to suit the jour-
nal IL is reported however, that the real cause Is
disagreement between NJ. Olivier and ". Duvern0is
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VIRGINIA..
Railroad Consolidation Bnl signed.

RICHMOND June II, 1870.
Governor Walker has signed the bill incorporating
me Atlantic Mississippi and Oho Railroad. This
consoldates the Norfolk and Petersburg. the South
Side and Virginia and Tennessee Railroads under the
management OF General MahOne. The anti -cOnsO,i-
dation party had expected veto ana are much dis
aDpOinted. - ~ -
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Not Of the Brotierhond,

-. LONDON, June Il. 1870.
Dublin paper approves OF treating the Fenian
raiders on Canada with all legal severity. II an
American jury can be found to convict them they
should be sentenced to the utmost penalty OF the
lay, A three months imprisonment would pracii.
Gully be nothing.
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The Crops.

LONDON, June H. 1870.
Heavy thunder showers prevailed here nearly all
night. How far inland they extended or how they
arected the growing crops is not yet known 1t Is
feared they came too late for wheat light lands.
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OHIO.
The Cincinnati saenaeriest.

IUe CIuCIuHdtI SaenH6FIesis
CINCINNATI, June II, 1870.
The crowd at the Saengerfest to-day appeared as
great as ever. Owing to the immense crowds that
seek the concerts many persons are attending the
rehearsals. The Gazette keenly criticses the man.
ner Of the sale Of tickets, and the accommodations
and order al the hall. Steps have been taken to re-
move all grounds Of complaint. The concett talked
OF for sunday night Will probably occur.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs aud Miscellaneous
Items Of Metropolitan News

The following record will show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours IN COM
parson with the corresponding day OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer at Hudruts Pharmacy.
HERALD Building, Broadway, corner OF Ann street,
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AFRICA.

Solid Opinion Of the Gold Mines.
BERLIN, June II, 1870
herr Huoner, who was sent by the Prussian gov
ernment TO inspect the gold mines In the southern
part OF Africa, reports that they are "worthess.n
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NAyAl lhTelLlGeNcc.

Lieutenant Commander Glass and Lieutenant Glib
son have been ordered to the Mohican.
Lieutenant Graham has been detached from the
New FORK Navy Yard and ordered TO the Michigan,
and Assistant Surgeon HOyt to the Seneca.
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Davld's Summer styles Of GenslenA ems HGtsr
Cassmeres Drab Beavers, Straws and PAns nas Sacs
room 29s1 Broadway, near Duane street.
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Municipal Franchise.

PAKIS, JUNV II, ISIU.
The municipal elections will occur throughout
France near the end OF July.
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A.-Disromtirsned.-l'ae Use Of the Dirty.
Ions VfTk tLIa Ii az SALy ,TION FOR THE HAIR.
With precision pro taces the exact shade Of
color desired, and IL literally ana undennne
Sold by aH druggists aud fancy goods dealers
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The Telearapi,s.


The French Cable Company renquished the mo-
nop0y they enjoyed or landing cables the coast OF
France In exchange for the rigAt OF amagamang
with other companies.
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jacques Binti, Of the firm Of Calm e. Blath,
hereby notifies all holders OF mado by him that
' CALM 4 BLATH, Is7 Third avenue
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" Sound - and Well.

PARIS, June IL, 1870.
The Journal 0oictel contradcts the reports of the
illness OF the Emperor and Prince Napoleon, and
states that both are in good health.
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Dickens Fortune.

LONDON, June II, 1870.
Dublin paper says Mr. Dickens left fortune Of
ESQ, 900 sterling.
Six monthly parts Of the "Mystery OF Edwin
brood" finished, and the rest OF the story IS so
Outlined 70 leave its completion easy IL Is under
stood that Wilkie Collins undertakes The task.
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Postponed.

LONDON, June II, 1870.
The yacht race for the Prince OF Wales Gun, oriul-
naly nxed for the 24tn inst, has been postponed TIL
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Death.

PARIS, June II, 1870.
Ferdinand BarrOt died to-day, aged slxty.1ve
years. He was Senator.
Charles Eustache C0rta, also Senator. died yes
terday. lie was horn In 1905
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The Navy.

LONDON June Il, 1870.
The iron-cad Swiftsure was successfully launched
at Jarr0w, Durham. yesterday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

Sianort,'s Iron md sulphur Powders
invisoraie the boiy and
purity the blood.
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DIR. So.c's Cataarh Remedy. $500 II, eward
for ncurable Sold by by mil cents
pamphlet free. Address r. v. PIERCE, NJ D., uuai0s
NY.
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A.-Roots and Shoes OF Every Variety, al
reduced -iccs. l.. A. BROOKS, 575 Broadway
Soled Shoes half price
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LRdics, Gents, Misses, Boys, buy Your D0ots
shoes also bathing shoes. from MILLER CO.. No.
Union square
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NV JERSEY RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
ssOT the Track'-Cars Smashed-Nobody
Hurt.

ssOT the Track"-Cars Smash ed-Nobody
A freight train passing from Ezabe,hport to
Jersey City yesterday morning, at ten O'clock struck
one of the numerous snags peculiar to the road
and Jumped the track. The result of the AFFAIR was
that two cars were smashed to pieces and the
debris lined the track for some distance either
way. Passengers anxious 10 get 10 business In New
York were consequently delayed and considerable
confusion pievaed. But as neither frequent acc-
management, nor rowdy panics are infrequent on
this ili-starred line, the passengers were more
frightened than astOni3hed. IL was surprising, how
ever that the railroad officials who were cognzant
OF the particulars OF the disaster, refused to give
the least information TO the anxious people who
tons the conductors, CLERKS and the other
people employed by the company to be civil to the
patrons of the road were unusually uncOmmunlca-
tive, uncivil and impertinent. Under these circum.
stances IL is impossible 10 give any further informa
ton OF this the latest New Jersey Central disaster
than that 1t was a ''smash-up" caused by cupable
careessness on the part OF the men in the employ Of
railroad are loud in their complaints OF the incivlity
and impertinence OF the employees.
Another Passenger Ejcctment With n shoclS-
ing Result.
The twelve O'Clock train yesterday from New
York over the Newark and New York Railroad struck
two intoxicated men, named Mike Hermon and Pat.
rick Meagher. OF Williamsburg, N. Y, WHO were
sitting on the track near the Passaic river.
Meagher's skull fractured and he Is dying. Her.
mon Is not fatally injured. The men mad been
elected from preceding train for non-payment OF
the fare.
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For New York.

LONDON, June H. 1870
M. Provost Parado the new Minister to Washing.
ton, with his family and Secretaries OF Legation,
will sail from Brest on July ior New York.
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SPAIN.
Religious Festi, al.

MAUNID, JuH6 II, I5TO
The feast OF Corpus Christi was celebrated here
to-day with the customary ceremonies but the pro-
cession was very tame In comparison with Vie dis.
plays In former years.
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Comf,,rt.-.sseeley,s

A.--For Res, oring the Original Color Of tho
HAIR, DISTRESSING DANDKUFF AND CLEANSING TUE
SCALP, REsTORER AMERICA Is WITHOUT AN EQUAL
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Diamonds, Watches Ma
and Jewolry selling at redsced prices GEO. c. ALLEm
BIB Broadway, under st. Nicho'As lese'.
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MONTANA.
Scarcity Of Water in the Upper Missouri
River.

FORT BENTON, June IT, 1870.
The steamer Sallie met the steamer Nick Wall
high and dry at Spread Eagle. The latter vessel
win not be able to proceed until the river rises.
The Nick Wall left here eighteen DAYS ago with
General PM Sheridan ana star on board, who left
~ spread Eagle and set out overland for Fort
stevenson. The rest OF the passengers were trans
ferred to other boats.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FIR O M
ALL PARTS OF TIE WORLD
PApAL BALANCING OF IMFALLIpILITY
Land Tenure and Education
Questions in England.
DICKENS' FORTUNE.
-~~~~~~~~>>~~~~~~~~~~
NapoleOn's Health, Orleanism and
the French Parliament.
Tho French Mission to
Washington.
DICKENS FORTUNE.
ROME.
remporIze or Comprom.se 2

Temporlze Compromise
LoNDoS. June 17,ls70.
Pesth journal says the Pope intends to make
compromise on the question OF mlability. which
he hopes will receive the unanimous support OF the
Council.
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A.-For stylish and Elegant Summer
Hat go to ESPENSCHElD, Manufactured, lls NassauM
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The examination OF the pupils OF the College OF
the CITY OF New York was concluded yesterday after.
noon. The ANIMAL commencement wiz be held on
the 18th inst. 49, -
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A.-Esurxe's summer styles Gents and
BURKE, lss Futon street.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

A.--Herrimg's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray strsst
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rags were dung to the breeze from the City Hall
yesterday In honor OF the anniversary of the battle
OF Bunker Hill.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

A.--Chumui,>p Cow NIillser.-Patcnfed April
ofisTn Soc under Business Opportunies
s. New York Cow Mixer Manufacturing Company, Dit
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Mum & CO.,, 81 Park Row, New York,
Publishers SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.-Paents obtained in
the United states and all foreign c0un tries
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BntcIeIOr's Hair DyeA-The Best 10 the
world The only perfect dye; baness, eaoe 'nssota-
nAous Faco 10 Bond street.
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ITALY.
The Silk Crop.

FLORENCE June II, 1870.
heavy silk crop Is anticipated In Italy this
season.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-PriZes Paid In Gold.
Information furnished The highest paid for Doubooas
and all kinds of Gold and Silver.
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coroner Rollins was yesterday notified 10 hold an
inquest at No. sls West Twenty.si ;th street on the
body OF william Arnalt a child, four months old.
Thursday night.
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Wyatt's Life Rnlsam.-The ConqnerOr If
serofua, cancer all Diseases arising from
mpury Of the blood, Principal depot 26 Grand street.
New York 81 bottle, for 50.
The New York herald., 1870-06-18

Nfissisauoi Spring Water Cares Cancer,
Biehs Disease Scrofuia and all Impurities OF the Blood.
For sale druggsts.
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CfnVcT-SsrNVGI.
CONSTITUTION WATER Is q certain cure for Il. Depot
48 CHI street
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Comfort.-ssSceley's Hard Rubber
Trnsses" improved patterns, ruptufe light. safe.
ccanly cool and comfortable correc dusent satsfac-
IN guaranteed Supporters, Braces, Baudagss, &C. Estas-
aslnaent No. Ann street ~
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A.-Fer n stylish nNd Elegant Hnt Call On
pOU0AN, l02 Nassau etreet, corner OF Ann.
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body OF William Arnalt. ch,ld, four months old
who was sufoca!ed beneath the bedolothes on
Thursday night.
The Board OF Police yesterday dismissed rom the
force William Doyle, Of the 1weny-seventh precinct
for leaving his post before being relieved and
William A. Wilson, Of the Nineteenth precinct. for
permitting MIS- Baker to be assaulted ani robbed
near the Harlem depot at Forty-second street and
Fourth avenue.
The usual monotOly OF the CITY Han Park was re-
lieved yesterday afternoon by what proved to be
quite lively mill between Ben McQuade and Johnny
Hickey, who had quarrel about the relative quail
ues OF the men engaged N the late base ball Ionrna
nmea,L.npon wnlcn money pended. McQiade was
nilally put to flight.
The Amercus Club opened their club house yester-
day. at Greenwich, Conn.,, for the season There
was chatting and smoking on the piazzas, drvmg
yacht sailing, story telling, a sumptuous breakfast
an grant spread-eagle dinner. All the boys were
on hand, ana the popping of champagne corks was
like the whistle of bnliets at GcUysburg. New ana
varied attractions VIII be offered IN ere this summer.
The examination in the Burke Gardiner case,
which was to have been resumed yesterday be ore
Surrogate Hutchings, was postponed tn one p M.
next Tuesday, owing to the sudden j,.,ness OF the
court photographic reporter. AbO', ,t = dozen VII,
nesses are sll to he examined, MI the Surrogate
IS expressed determination m hrinc II Lhrn,,,,
N'0' p" p''''' ""'' ag the coming week.
Commissioners Ceccartni, MalIally ana Gross, and
Sanitary SUPERINTENDENT Morris, yesterday made a
tour Of the fat melting establishments, aud Wit
messed scenes and inhaled smells not pleasant to
guardians OF the public health IL Is said that they
satisfied themselves OF The ccUracy OF the reports
maize by the HERALD IN pector and their Sanitary
superintendent, and Will drive them out of the
neighnorh0od.
Mr, Robert McKenna who has been foreman of
the Hudson River Railroad shops for period OF
sixteen years, having resigned ILLS position. was
made The recipient Of an eeganI gold chain valued
at Sl65 and his wife also received beautiful chased
ring presents to them by ,he employees OF the above
shops as teslimonlil OF their regard and for the
| gentlemanly and impartial manner In which MIR.
MeXenna h n ever performed his duties He assumes
| control OF the Delaware ana Lackawanna railroad
shops.
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.N"'PS'"tuiv ycotcIuN .....s........s soI
4
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The Hats Worn the Occasion Of tho
Great Masonic celebration of Wednesday last,
mostly from the manufac,oy OF the famous KNOX, Of the
those OF other manufacturers by their
and their general rejected great credit
OF the brothers OF the mystic te
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('ristadOro,s UnrivaIIed Aair .Vyc.1Soid
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No. ~or ose
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rhc Hats Worn ON the dc

shirts, Collars, Cuffs, and Drawers
unrivalled In style and manufacture, at
UNION, ADAMS 4 co.'s, No. 657 Broadway.
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For Moth Patches, Frccltlcs md Tan f'se
PERAY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. II To- reA ps
and har ness. Sold by druygss Depot ~ Bond street.
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pERsY's MOTH pfs AND FsEckIE LorIoH II is s,A,s
and harmless Sold by druggists Depot ~ Bond street
Grand Park Announcement.
Auction sale of the waverlcy Subdivision
of this 'pesSSoSs SosGo1Y G5Sgtr.H SUra ~! sN' place on
20, eligible Lots. situated
on 4s sas" %S' q i'rs soe g el.s sss 1'.O4'' Is.
The unequvoca and brilliant success OF the first sse iy
PROBABLY the best testimony that be offered as to
obepooey THE s rona yos saa ar. snseIy and literally
and for o Of yA
ANDREW WILSON, Ja, Grand Park Once 81 DrosaasaS.
CONSTITUTION WATER a cure for IT, Depo.
48 CHI street
Vyat's Life Bnlsnm.-Thc Conqueror of
pu 3" e Principal depot @
New York 81 a bottle, for SO.
jacques Blnst, cf the nrm Of Calm 4, Bla,h.
'"'' CALM L BLATH, LET Third avenue.
LnIics, Gents, Misses. Boys, Smy M Your RI boots
Union square
"n SH 3, RaS SEowi Se% x:rs
the United states and all foreign countries
MIssi.auoi Spring Water Cares Cancer,
Bghrs Disease scrofuia and all Impurities OF the Blood.
For sale by drugg'sts
oys, Havana Pad H. Sold
shirts. Collars, Cuffs, and Drawers
usiTS nSASs yIe co.'s dns sns'fs No. ~ o..sy
The Hats Worn ON the Occasion Of tho
great Masonic celebration Of Wednesday last, were
mostly from the mandatory or the famous KNOX, Of the
dstins those OF other BY their
elegance and their general reelected great credit
upon OF the brothers Of the mystic te
The Mother Can Rely Upon Mrs. Wins.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP to give health 70 her
chd no, only relieves the pain, regr-
la,es stomach bowels collie,
gums inflammation viii carry the safely
through the critical period OF ,eething
The Metropolitan Job Printing Estabiisk-
men, o-v..s.,, ,~nrr.
OLD b HksAkp sAssAT slEEEpi slsEuEEEEppiSa
This wei, known establishment Offers advantages po'sesa
by no other in the United States.
van -" - ALI ALL ssafs' SORTS on on PRINTING,
1LLuxINArEp' b'% PosrER WORK
EsUeca, attention p.,a ~ 70 a CARD
"'''e"' "''e"'''" LAW PRINTING,
which win compare avSr.os sa On any snsr ocs
Travelling companies viii do wen 70 cao" U" snd examine
| '" STOCK OF CUTS
Who'd notice and Al low hgures
""'""I PEARL CASHMERE DRTss HAf,
!. the hat for the times. whs, m,how wanted. few
! more len. $40 Bros$9QA
| Yacht CIub Straw Hats for Members Of
Yacht clubs English imported Braids to be had only al
I DUNLAP 4 CO.'S, Importers OF English Hsssx R2Qads
| vsy aud Fifth Avenue Hoi"' S~ME0
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The Mother Cam Rely Upon Mrs. wlns-

LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP to give rest health 10 her
chd only relieves the child from pain, but regn-
a,es the stomach and bowels coc softens the
gums reduces inflammation will carry the safely
through critical period Vi teething.
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WnruocIx & Co.'snr ,,rL, 49,
IA bs b.. for the times. Just wbs, mthow wanted few
more lcft. OILY oroS$ygv-
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Yacht Clwb straw Hats for Meuabers Of
Yacht clubs English imported Braids be had only al
DUNLAP & CO.'S. Importers OF Engnh Hsta, 1SQad~
Vsy aud Fifth Avenue H"i"'- s~3
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members out Of the mmy navy, and police Of the
three kingdoms; for they were a. tia. time no
longer useful In doing further DIRTY lobs-their
provoked tboso loyal creatures that, in large mum.
bers they emgamed TO Upper Canaan, and thence
you nave them here in numerous lodges under the
dl-gulso Of American Protestant Association W
bless tue mark
Now, what part should our local authorities take
in this mattCry Nv routing their lodges ut the point
of tic bayoretY b. nc means; but rather by putting
II In the power OF said authorities to order the in.
slant rCmOval Of any insulting badge, device,
color, or motto on any banner OF any procession.
levcllc against any people, their nation religion,
principles (uis equally applies to the playing of in-
sutuu tunee) and 10 order the arrest OF any person
in said procession, or from among The ONstaudets.
who would use any tauut or abusive expression
toward either side. Tile, and this alone, can cure
the evil II iris were done. then the Orange pro.
c,esipns 81 ouId be allowed 10 mutch aud enjoy
themselves Wish impuniiy. -
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MYsTERIoUs SHOOTING AFFAIR.
Mike Nee cole Shot In hts Own Saioon-Hc
Refuses TO Tell who Did 10, or Any Of the
Circumstances.

FAom ne 81 Lotis Democrdt, J,ug ~
About 1880 o'clock last night the report Of a
pistol was heard in McCoOc's saloon on Filth street.
and an instant after man reeed from the door and
falling down the steps was caught IN tie arms OF
some of the peopie passing ne said ne llad been !,
over the left eye, he was promptly taken TO leNan
der's drug store, where the clerk was aroused and
proceeded TO drets his wound. Between fright ard
intoxication the man was perfectly unnervcd. and
nothing could he ascertained from HIM except that
his name was John A. Marit, that lie was from st
Charles county, Maryland and that the police ought
not 20 allow him TO be shot right In the city, The
spectators freely expressed thoir sympathy for him,
~ IL was suppose tue wound had crazcd him.
After Washing the blood from his lace, However, II
was found that be had not been shot, but struck
with some heavy weapon on the len eyebrow, IN
witch was found triangular cut nearly IN men IN
length The curiosity OF the spectators aroused,
and most OF them returned TO tGc saloon In the
Of wlich they found hcCoole sitting, with his lett
shirt sleeve rolled up, while DIR. Jones was pro0ng
"A pistol wound Ia the lei forearm, near TIE elbow.
Tie curiosity Of the crowd increased, a. they knew
Mant mad no pistol, ard could not have wounded
NrCoole They accordingly crowded AROUND the
giant. and eagerly listened while ne was questioned
by the policemen aud reporters present.
Nike, however. declined 10 give any explanation
OF the al9i, and tGon gl'eL afoIe' i S drinG,
ostractpd The wound was apparently made DY
the bdl OF a lrge pistol, which Ind broken one Of
the large bones Of the arm and glanced DOWN. ard
toward the wrist. where II lodged.
From What could last night be asccrtained, 1t ap'
pulrs that q row occurred In the saloon about ~
minutes before the shooting. Ia WklCh friend o,
Mpnt had been put out difficulty then occurred
between Matit aud some unknown man when Ma
4 was struck with the butt OF pistol IN tie othcrs
hands, which caused the wound over NJ ants eve.
The blow also discharged tie weapon, aud the ball
struck McCo.le, who was slnnd'Dg short distance
behind McCooe aud all the witnesses OF the anar
refused to tell anything uOOut II, but II WAS after
ward stated that Tom KehOe was the man who
struck Mant Tie police were consequently M
struced 10 lock Kehoe up; ana u Is probable that
the partl ulars Of INC "ho1e uHHg VIII DC LActI'
tD-ua