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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoSDoN,F Feb. 2s, 4:30
P. N.--Consois closed at 97h for both money ana
the account United States ive-twenty bonds, 1882,
90; 1856 old, S9zs 1857, SSA; ten-fortles. So Erie
Railway shares -; Illinois Central, Ill u; Atlantic
and Great western, 2v1a.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.--PRANKFoRT, Feb. o.
Bonds closed frm; ive-twenties, 959S a51i.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, Feb. 2S.-The Bourse
closed firm. Rentes 73f. csc.
LrvERr0oL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPO0L, Feb.
2s, 4:30 p M.-The cotton market closed steady.
Middllng upands llAd.; middlng Orleans, IL IA. q
1lsd. The sales OF The day have been LOCO bates
including 1000 for export and speculation The
since the last report have been 5000 bales
HAvRE COTTON MARKET-HAvRs, Feb. 2S.-The
cotton market closed flat.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKKT.-LrvERPooI,
Feb %, a p. M.-Lard, 85s.
LIVERPOOL BRgADSTUFPS MARKET Ltv ERPoOL
Feb 2S.-Ihe market Is quiet.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LOND0N, Feb 28--
Ltnseed OIL, G31 15s f32 per ton turpentine easier
taiiow nrmer, but not quoraDiy higher.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.--ANTwERP, Feb. 2S.-PetrO
ienm closed Qutes
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s, 1870.
Tho following general order has been Issued from
the Headquarters OF the Army
Frst-The Senators and reprcsen tatves from tho
state o. MISSISSIPPI having been admitted to their
respective Iionses OF Congress- the command known
rs the Fourth Military District has ceased to exist.
Second-By direction OF the President the state OF
mississippi IS attached 10 the Department OF tho
CuInberland and the officers and troops within the
ate Fourth Military district VIII accordingly report
t5 Erevet Major General Cooke, commanding the
:. f6rd, the GENERAL co6ilna.i.. ai me late Fouris
Military District will complete the records OF that
district soon as practicable and send them to the
Adlutant General OF the army, except such military
records as should properly be retained at the head
quarters OF the department which we VIII send
there. The act admitting MISSISSIPPI IL also pro-
mulgated in the general orders from the head
quarters OF the army.
Captain u. Monahan, OF the Third cavalry, is re-
lleyed from recruiting service and ordered TO join
his regiment Breyet Lieutenant Colonel NJ. w..
Keogh, OF the Seventh cavalry Is ordered TO join his
regiment In the Department of Missouri without
delay,
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Mysterious Death Of n ROuxh-Prize Fight
Mt Qmincy-Returning to Specie Payment.
.--.. -. ...a-. Boston, Feb. %, 1870.
The body Of John Dean, one OF party Of four
rouRhs who rescued thief from policeman McNa.
mara three weeks ago, has been found IN the dock
with pistol ball in hts head. 1t Is supposed he
was shot by the o1icer, who fred three shots when
the attack was made upon HIM, and that having ex-
pred the hands OF his friends while being taken
away they threw The body into the dock
prize fight for $500 side was fought on Sunday
night at Quincy, IN un0ccupted building between
Nike Murray and TED Mcmahon. Six rounds ended
the affair. Murray was the victor. Mcmahon was
being bunged up.
The directors Of the Boston and Maine Railroad
COMPANY have voted to pay in gold their coupons
OF the Danver5 Railroad, due tomorrow.
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Gig, and First Assistant HOwland Barstow; Second
Assistants John Torrance and Onaries w. q. Senter.
ka1sfgp-J. w. Cowie.
Cdf'Denter-J. ID. Ptuner
Captafa's C2srH-Wiitam W. Crowninshteid.
fuy,naste,'S Clerk-W. U. Thomas.
THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE DISASTER.
In The absence OF detatis 1t is OF impossible
10 form an idea TO where the responsibility rests
Tor the terrible loss OF life that has taken place and
Tor the loss OF so fine vessel IA the oneida was.
All the prominent ocers possessed creditabie repu-
tattons, aud we trust that the investigation which
the Navy Department viii undoubtedly order VIII
acquit them OF any and all responsibility In the
matter,
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DISASTER Oy THE SOUND,

Schooner Benjamin Ba1sflsr nss bbssx.u and
SUNK oy sfonmer Thetis-Ths Captain sad
Three Men Lost.
IRON the Providence Journal OF Feb 2sl
ABOUT one O'Clock A. NJ, FRIDAY, 25sa inst
steamer Thets, Captain Gale freight steamer OF
the Neptune line which left here at ntne r. NJ
Thursday, ran into schooner Benjamin Butler, Cap
tain Theodore Fowler, from Elizabethport N. j.,
bound for Providence, loaded with coal. when or
Watch Hill. and literally cut her In two
sinking fer instantly. Captain Fowler Joseph
Northr0p, James Mckenzie and coiored cook named
Amos Maiburn were lost TIE mate George North
rop, was picked up by the Thetis alter being in the
water some half an hour. and taken to New YORK.
whence he arrived In this cry Saturday morning by
tne steamer Star Of th9 East. and proceeded imme-
dlateiy to his home, WEXFORD, without giving any
particulars. part the lost men were young, unmarried
men belonging IN Wexford, except the cook who
belonged III this city. The schooner was owned in
rrUyla.nco Ma,nsMac Yla Wickiord Messrs parley NJ
,ae . principal owners Ehe coal was for Messrs
Manchester. Hopkins 4 20. Tncre was no insurance
on etner vessel or cargo. IL Is supposed tine wind
schooher were covered with leo and her lghas were
rot Seeu by the Ines TIL It was too late 10 avert
The following reference to the disaster Is made IN
The log OF the steamer Tnetts:--
Steamer lhetts left Providence quarter nine p NJ
schooner Ben Bsr Whsn w1 "p. a. .ss M o @ endsd with
was to be from the pat wheel port then
scoyered that the schooner was running
AaS On nsso es o
schooner's iung steamers bow struck just
ait her main rigging, causing her To sink u
leaving her at the OF the waves lowered
boat from steamer immediately succeeding in saving
one man, he being the only that could be found,
andtook him board the In asensble condition
In ABOUT twenty minutes he others hayng pershed
assstancs could be rendered and proceeded
at Twenty-Five minutes past A. NJ There dense
yapor, which about the color OF the sails of
that we could not tneu til right them, and wind
was blowing gale from the northwest.
lapialn mo a har hut
time previous; her iguts being hign them DIS
tincl3, but coulo see no sas. He thinks tne
schooner must have lutled up To the wind TO take
III the iorcSai, as they had just lowered IT when
the COLLISION occurred
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EXTENSIVE FIRE IN MAIDEN LANE.

About nine O'Clock last night fire occurred In the
five story brick building Nos. 80 ana 81 Maiden
lane. At the time OF It's discovery the thames had
ganea such headway that tho nremen had great
difficulty in checking them and did NOS finally
subdus them until heavy damsge had been done
The building, which belongs TO the Ward estate
was damaged 81, 900; covered by insurance. The
Heschman h Co., plate glass and mirrors, dam.
aged 5000 insured for $3o.Oo0 hrst moor OF NO
6l occupied by New Jersey Zinc Company
damage ,rining; second moor OF Nos. 90 and
81 and third floor OF No. 60, occupied by Henry
Veses, toys and fancy goods; damaged SIS, oo0 in
sured for $25 900. Third moor OF No. 6i and fourth
and filth floors Of Nos. 50 ana 6l occupied by j. Pei
leran. printer; loss $l0 900; Insurance could not be
aScertained
the nre originated among the toyes on the third
moor OF No. 50. Cause Of tguitton not kuOwps
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

Pioneer Ship OF the Australian Mail Line
Favorable Mining Advices from Arizona.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2s 1870.
Flour ana wheat quiet and unchanged Legal
tenders 81.
The steamship Nebraska, which is now in this port
ready for sea- s be the pioneer vessel OF the Aus.
tralfaf mail line She will sail for Sydney anu Mel
bcurne dbEut the 25th OF March.
Later Ariz6ra advlces have been received The
mining news Ii favorable Rich mineral discoveries
are reported. One ies,.se OF gold bearing quartz
Twenty claims are located on It. The roos assays
$4,000 to $500 per ton. Flour at Prescott was de
ciining and was selling at thirty-six dollars per
barrel,
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ExPL0si01 ON TIE OHIO.
A ro,vboat Exploded md seven or Eigh,
Persons Killed.

Persons Killed.
From the Cincinnati 1fmes Feb. 20.
boat, supposed TO be the towboat Hope with q
tow OF empty barses While coming up the river this
afternoon, exploded her boilers near North Bend a.
two O'Clock, and Immediately afterwards caught
fire. and when last seen the wreck was floating
down mass OF surging danes Five OF the
wounded are ac North Bend. ana seven or
eight are supposed 10 have been killed.
The explosion completely shattered the boat,
and several persons were hurried into the air.
II is impossible at the present moment TO learn the
names OF the kiiied and injured. fhe following was
obtained by one OF our reporterS:-Conductor Peter
Martenstein, OF the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Road reports that at twenty minutes to eight r.
NJ, when the train was at Cloves about one mile
from North Bend, the passengers on the tram heard
an explosion, which proved To be 4 steamboat, but
whether t0wboat or naitboat nc could not say.
He saw the wreck, nearly all blown 10 pieces ann on
fire foating down the river. He also stated tnal q
passenger that came on board the train at North
Bend said that man supposed To be the pilot oil
the boat thrown 200 OFT 800 feet In the mir. The
name tho boat Is the Neville One OF the bodies
has washed ashore.
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MISSfS SiPPI.

The Case OF Yerger Transferred 60 the Civil
Authorities-Yerger Committed to Prison on
ChurRc OF Murder-Death Of an ARMY
Officer.
JACKSON, Feb 2S, 1870.
At three O'Clock to-day Il, M. Yerger, who mas
been in military confinement since June last
on charge Of killing Lieutenant Colonel
Joseph g. Crane, was transferred to the custody
Of the Sheriff Of Kinds county by an order from the
AdJntant General OF the United SlateslArmy. Lieu
tenant William Atwood, Adjutant General Of the
dayit before Judge Cabaness charging Yerger with
the murder OF Colonel Crane on the Sth Of June,
1869. The counsel for the defence waived an exam.
ination and Yerger was committed without bail
Captain Kenei0n Robbins United States Army.
unassigned, died here to-day. He was native Of
Massachusetts and q graduate at West Point, He
formerly served with the Forty third infantry aud
the Sixth cavalry.
The Legislature meets next Tuesday.
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ILLINOIS,.

Burning OF the Female College ut Jacksoi,-
vile.
CHICAGO, Feb. %, 1870
special despatch to the tribune says:--At nine
O'Clock this morning the Illinois Female College at
Jacksonville was discovered on fire. and before the
flames could be arrested the entire main buildtnG
was destroyed. The building belonged to the Illinois
conference OF the Methodsb Episcopal Church. Tns
large wing OF the structure was saved uninjured,
damaged condition. There were about I5o yonn1
lady pupils In the building, all OF wnom escaped un-
injured and sayea their wearing apparel and books
foll0ws:--Home of new York, 5000; Republic OF
Chicago, $4,000; Etna, OF Hartford, $40 900; North
American OF Pniladelphia, $4,000; Security, OF New
York. Sd, 600.
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SIkspiaG AffasY.

James Devne, Of No. 1868 Chrystie street, ana
Michael Polser OF No. 2l9 East Fourth street. at an
early hour this morning engaged a nyht at
the residence OF Devine. In the course OF
the melee Polster drew large knife and stained
Dsvine IN the arm. Oilicer Dyer cf The 1cnta pro-
cinct arrested Poster. Devine was taken 10 tha
station house, where DR.. Cohen declared his wound
rs OF very serious nature. The wounded man VIA
taken TO Bellevue Hospital In an ambulance.
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YACHTING.

The Triangular International Yacht Race
Mr.. Asiibury Declines the Contest.
LONDON, Feb. 49, 1870
Mr.. Ashbury has refused TO enter the triangular
contest proposed by himself between his yacht the
Cambria and MIR. Douglas yacht Sappho unless the
latter win allow certain amount or time In favor
OF the Cambria as an offset for the difference in ton
mage.
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STATE PRISON MONTHLY RECORD.

The total number Of convicts IN the male depart
ment or Sing sing Prison on February was l, l65.
During the month thirtynine we're received thirty
two discharged, one pardoned, one recaptured and
one died-eavng the total number OF males
remaining on February rs, It'll In the
female trtson there were on the 1st OF the
mouth above stated i26 inmates. Since then there
were received during the month. i've; discharged,
one. Total remaining February 28, l30; making the
grand total OF convtcts IN both prisons, POI.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHfNGTO

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S, 1870.
Captain NJ. B. woolsey has been detached from
the South Atlantic feet and placed on waiting or
ders. Lieutenant Commander Chas r. RaKe has
been detached from the Naval Academy ana granted
slck leave, Assistant Paymaster Robert II
Spanldlng has been detached IRON the New YORK
Navy Yard and ordered 10 The Palos; Surgeon r.
:. Wales mas been detached from tho Portsmouth
and placed on waiting orders; Assistant Paymaster
John q. Burnett ha9 been ordered 10 temporary
duty at she Burean Of Provisions and Clot hing.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho mali steamship Idaho win leave this port on
wednesday for Queenstown. Liverpool, Derry and
Glasgow
The mails for Europe VIII close At the Post once
at twelve O'Clock noon.
The NEW YORK NATURALIZATION FOR Europe
win be ready at ten O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing SIX cents
Subscriptions received in Paris BY Bowies Broth
ers j. Co., IL Rue de Ia Paix.
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Yy g., ,ho ARMY
FRANCE.

Postal Rules and tho Foreign Malls.
PARIS, Feb. 49, 1870.
decree in the Journal OGctet prescribes shaS 'he
conditions applied to newspapers and samples VI
merchandise sent by mail from France 70 the oh'.ed
States shall be the same. whether the matter Is ior
warded directly from France to American porw OF
by way Of Eugisad.
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SPAIN.

n Cardinai Before the Cortes-The Church
Amennble 10 the Law.
MADRID, Feb. %, 1870.
In the Cortes the debate is st In progress over
.he propos,ton 10 indict Cardinal Garcia Cuesta,
Archbishop OF Santiago.
A substitute was introduced denying that the
Oortes mad authority TO proceed against the Arch
bishop VINO Is q member Of the Cortes-not because
of the superiority OF the priesthood to the law, but
in consequence Of the invoiabilisy OF the Deputy.
The substitute was supported by the republicans,
but was defeated by q vote Of 85 to so.
Disloyalty in tho Army.
MADRID, Feb. 2s, 1870.
Three brigadier generals and several colonels OF
t,a armv have heen transferred to distant posts in
various parts Of the peninsula on account Of their
disl0yai uttcrances
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WALES.

The Miners, Wages Strike.
LONDON, Feb. %, 1870.
The strike OF the miners In Wales Is extending.
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Nlssssauot Water Cures Bricht's disease oi
the kidncys, scrofula, aud all impurities OF tac oosu
n druggiaiA
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ITALY.

Bank Failure and Distress,
NAPLES, Feb. 2s, 1870.
There q great Distress among all CLASSES Of people
throughout tie southern provinces OF Italy, 0cca-
stoned By the failure Of baok at Scilla.
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A.-Clear ms the Sky IL that Batmy Fluid
which In taking the place OF the unctuous compoundA
hitherto used for dyslng The hal. PHALoNS fiTALiA.
OR SALVATION FOR 1HE hair, y as cloudess IS "the
light in beautys eyes" and darkens gray bar to
shade from golden brown 70 perfect ebony Sold by all
druqgstA.
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Amertca.-Rcstorcr America, tor the Hair.
For restoring tho natural color Of the hair has no equal
Use Il.
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Royal HAVANA Lottcry.-For Oncin Draw
ing for February a. 1870 another part OF tho paper
TAYLOR Z Co, Bankers, 10 WAtsfcct New iosN.
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Observation-Disclosures. RI es.- Constitution Water IL
3 certain cure for 1t. Depot u Cif street.
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(yristadoro,s Unrivuiicd Hair Dyc.-Soid
and applied q, wig and scalp factory No. scr Honse
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Prominent Departures.

Prominent Departures.
General Robinson and O. Sargent, for Washing
ton; Rev. DE-. Buell., for Sing Sing, and Colonel W.
l.. Scott, for Phiiadeiphta.
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IN c5mmlllea uIter Which the House ADJOURNED.
Ansatic SpOrt-Sculicrs, Match Between
Heath nnd SadIer.
LONDON, Feb 49, 1870.
he scuiers' match for fifty pounds side, be.
gwen J. Heath, OF Greenwich, and w. Sader OF
PuneJ, brother of the ex-champion OF the Thames,
toG place at three O'Clock this afternoon.
,he race was over the courae from Putney to Mort
lale, distance Of five and quarter miles, ana was
r0ved against the stream.
The match was won by Sader, who beat Heath
eaiy. The race had been twice postponed on ac-
can't OF the ice In the river.
". Sadler Is the man who was beaten on the TYNE
l3t year by Walter Brown, the American champion.
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important Decision Of the Supreme C0urt
OOncerning Savings Banks.

AMportout DECISION Of the Supreme Court
COncerning Savings Banks
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. rs, 1870.
The supreme Court has decided case brought by
the State Deputy's Escheater against the Phila-
delpha Saving Fund Society for 800, 600
unclaimed deposits, which the commonwealth
claimed to have escheated, on the ground
that It consisted OF deposits, the owners
OF Wnicn nnd died, leaving no lawfu claimants
to them The decision says:-'The proceedings TO
escheat surplus funds being Illegal both In It's object
and its NODES the Judge at MIST prlsts right IN
enonng 1t. The act Is contrary to law, ana Is pre-
judicial to the interests OF the society and ITS deposit
ors. NO one can doubt that an attempt to wrest
from 1t Its surplus iunds with the apparent apprOba-
ton OF the Court must impair 1t and curtail It's bust
ness and might subject IL to the seizure OF It's de-
posus, forcing 1t either 10 suspend payment or to
impair Its assets by sacrifices necessary to maintain
Its sOlyency,U
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ROME.
Hopeful for Spain,

NUHH, FbU. 70, IbIUs
The Journals announce that the Prince OF Asturias
VIII receive his first communion from the HANDS VI
the Pope.
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
~ --~---~---~-~---
Parliamentary Proceedings in England
and Spain.
THE BRITISH NAVAL ESTIMATES.
A Spanish Cardinal Made Amenable
to the State.
England in Direct Telegraphic Communi-
cation with Asia.
Papal Decision i'm Pere Hya-
cinthe's Case.
Tho Triangular International Yacht Racs-DIr.
Ashbury Declines the Contest.
Another Battle Reported
I'm Paraguay.
Lopez Again Defeated, with
Heavy Losses.
Fearful Boiler Explosion In Penn
sylvania.
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Father IIyncinthc,. Cn.e

ItOMb T0V. IoTU.
The Popes secuiarizatton OF Pere lily yacinthe gives
general satisfaction.
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Rbeumatisu,, ScrofuIn, txc.-For Most Ex-
traordiuArY cngs4 aee BtArC's tdfE SAt2AA N s"vA
Pee
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ainunfcation with India.
The War Omce Reforms.

LONDON. Feb. %, 1870.
In the Gouse Of Commons to-day the bill making
reioms IN the War Oflce was considered and passed
In committee, after which the House adjourned.
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PENNS YLVANiA.
Fearful Disaster in ScrnntOu-ExpiosiOn Of a
Boiler In n Rolling AIii--Ninc Persons Killed
and Seventeen Wounded.

Fearful Dfsnster In ScrnntOu-ExpiosiOn OF a
Boiler In n Il Roiling sIii-Ninc Persons Killed
and Seventeon Wounded.
SCRANTON. FEB. 2s 1870.
The boiler Of heating furnace No Q, at the raii-
road iron rolling mill or the Lackawanna Iron and
Coal Company OF this CITY, exploded about half past
nyo O'Clock this afternoon. portion OF the roof,
Win aIl It's heavy tmbers shafting &C., 95 by 100
feet, was blown into the air. and fell with tro
mendous crasn. The force OF the explosion shook
the ruins.
The portion Of the rolling milf wh6fs fho cxplo-
sion took place Vas wnere TWO incn bars were
rolled. Tlcc escaping steam filed that part Of tle
people @ ie' out out CO could b5 comncnceJ Tic following
were taken out dead:-Jgnn Sweeny boy; Peter a.
msrmanp Ps,riss Msrp no,an H. YSsa lanes SfSc SNo,
Another man, Timothy Smith. after being assisted
home by two men died, making In all niue dead Ihe
iSSwihS SSn were s GS a L ~
who was Killed; Patrick Kelly Teddy Tlerney--thS>
man was locked tn the ruins nearly an hour suffer
inR much from steam; ne is dangerously injured
Matshe% W.
Ranerty. James Hanley, Emanuel Osland William
Coslett Philip McAndrew. The extent OF the damage
canuot as yet be ascertained.
The Coat Mjners' S;rike-Thc Scranton Men
Refuse Turn Out.
SCRANTON, Feb. %, 1s70
There was no sroppage OF work on the part OF the
miners to-day In this portion OF the coal fields the
employees OF the three large c0mpanies-the Della.
Coal Company and the Delaware CanaIfCOmpany--re-
1uslng To turn out. The men IN the vicinity OF
Wukesbarre have the matter under auvlsement, and
there was no turn out there to-day.
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