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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-01-07

DuBLfx, VA, March 10, 1850.
Ma. +. ". sTARKE, Richinond. Nns g.aI.f ri Fl
Dtdr SIR .--Aftcr several days trial, pronounce
the Dixie " complete success. II Is by far the
u :htest draft Plow to turn the ui,ifh and depth 4
does thai ever saw. shall certainly give tho
2 Dixie fair trial In tuning clover the coming
Summer. " yon induce any ore to take ray pew
left hand Lexington 1T hdJ cost, T. take 90 Dixie
Very respectfully iNA Ia. T. HART
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The reDton Orann Pitches into Murphy In
II. G.'s Most Cunning style.

rom ne Nfu lO'k ItrbuHc.
To this greatest Office in the greatest State in
the Uritn the Pre- ,dent non inmates MIR. Thomas
Muir phy. Thereupon arises, among New York Re-
publ leans aud business men. confused clnmor Of
diss ent. He does not command the confidence Of
the business community. He IL rot n representa-
tive Of tie Republicanism that elected and must
sustlin Gen. Grant. He is not equal either TO the
business or political demands Of the place,
lie has betrayed the Republican party. lie
las cheated tie Government in contracts
Tie present Collector has been denounced for
having given literally Of Li- own property the re.
suit or life Of honorable business struggles to pro-
now you npuoint one who has done nothing but put
money In his own UoCkct hy reason Of his doubtful
connection with the Republican Party. Such, and
vet more bitter and serious accusations are presscd
upon u. We do not sly they are true. Many OF
them we hope are not But the time lgs come for
their Investigation
air with yaGuc and monstrous charges. Go to
the Senate. aud prOvc what you have hccn telling
Whether Mr.. Thomas MurOhS il a Fcnton man
or Morgan man, or a ConkiinS man, or in
deed Murphy man, ia TO US matter
OF pro'ound indifference But We do want
to know that Mr.. Murphy ia man suitable for the
grave, public trusts Involved in the appointment.
and that be is true TO the principles Of the party in
power II ouc.half the allegations about his busi.
ness operations can he suhs,antiqted, the Senate
ought to know it, II onc.tourtn of the talk about
his treachery 10 Repuhcnnsm In critical moments
las any foundation tie Senate ought to know that.
The EepuhlicNn ofce.hoder VINO. IN 1861, openly
voted for John r. Hoffman, need' 10 have record
xCeptonaliy clear to make us willing to trust him.
in post OF widest political influence, two Years
hcncc, when John 7. Holman may again stand in
nCed OF lis assistance,
hrmed Gen. Grant does not want such q man a.
you describe confirmed. lie wants man accepta-
bic to the business Interests of New York, man
OF ability, and faithful Republican low that his
nominee j. rot such man and we undertake to
say !or the President that lie will not only ncquicsce
but rejoice IN the rejection you will thus insure.
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JOTIINGS hHOUT TOWN.

Deaths by sunstroke last week IS.
The New orleans hremcu viii arrive here 10
morrow,
A man living on Thomson street died last week
OF Asiat.c cholera at the a,e of lU9
Three vessels have lately brought IN small pox
cases The latent' are on li'AckN cll's Island
Alexander Porro died Yesterday, owing to = fiu
from new building on Thirty fourth street ana Fourth
avenue
The raw materials for tho table or the Finl Ave-
nrc Hotel cost q 00n day 1hr whlte .nprI used %
PRINT lHR sun cOats $50 day.
The mean temperature Of lat week wa' - 9T
greAler than during any c1rrcsp Ing wce, tor ten
years, except In .S, when 10 reached 1y.J.
Alexander Morton. arcd %, residence unknown,
called John Kcc er NJ 5l3 FHsl 1hrtvtfth street
Yesterday afternoon and tel! dead The body was taken
to the MOfguc
Charles Kci.ter Of GAO Fast Eleventh street, died
Yesterday NJ Bellevue Hospital owing to being
crushed, June H. between the !clfy- and the pier
Al West Twenty tlird street,
The steamship Holland from Liverpool; the ship
Neptuuc from nremCL the bark ArCturus. IRON Ant.
weip; and the brig Mary stewart, from TrluIdad Dc
Cuba, arrived last night.
John Keecr dropped dead Yesterday His body
is at the Morgue. Richard Flynn icll dead IN Yesey
y fourth sueet, aud FTancs Conrad al 100 second
street
The report Of DR.. Russell, Registrar of Vital Sta.
tiScs shows that the deaths for the week ending July
were l'S, or 40 per 900 per Annum, estimating tho
quarters Of the year.
The Commercial Adrerfissr says Prof J Wsi~
ter Scott. Of ~ New York Medical Unlyeslty has the
most extensive practice in Amcrca"-Adr.
Hewspa Der people viii fnd pleasant home win
Nh. wArinx q q East Twoli,h suosL-Ass-
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FLASHES FHoM 1HH OCEAN cABIrs.

TIE Eiri OF Derby was married yesterday.
Tie University Tests bin has passed tie Commons.
In brittany cattle GIc selling at two cents per
pound.
ThomNs Hughes, NJ. r., Is about making three
months Yisd 10 the United states
II is estimated that scyoaty sail accompanied tho
Dlrnt'css and Cambria out Of tae har6or yesterday
noon,
Affairs In Venezuela are critical. The Guzman
party IL NcaE, holding only the port OF LaguM "a,
which is Dloch AIDED by their opponents,
Tie lion. W. l.. Pircl, Governor Of the Danish
Auul!c- has sailed for toIrnl Hgcu to Consu with tao
home Government on colonial relorm'.
Al tine Newmarket races to-day toe sweepstakes
Of % soNcrcgus each won hr ng % Sco's beating
Perfume, second, and li'puse, ihlrd'
Agent. Of GuZ'nan Wanco lave purchase, at ~
Thomas The Engl.h steamer Conway, aud win 1T he
out q war steamer, TO hsht against tue Monagas
party,
, Adviccs from Mayagucz, Porto Rico report that
Senior May?nal lawyer ofthat city han ssncd rrci
notes the amount or $4,000, ard obtaining S!OJ.OJ
more. hnd escaped
Tie IIulson's Ba7 Comrny have appropriated
$500 600 receive fom Canada Tor the transfer OF s ter
ritofy 10 the payment Of dividend OF - sterling to
each shareholder
Le Pms Imreriulist Newspaper, confirms no
itccahlc rrcle to-day. In wmch Il IL laid down a
law fcl reservation that Franc must possess The
Ehcnsh foner, and that without tins the cou"iy can
never he
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LOSSES by FEE.

There we've over 40 slight fires in Philadelphia
on the ith.
A fire occurred IN Dubuque yesterday, destroying
the store Of MI. Kutcrs. LOts 5000.
The Barrett House, at Krokuh, Iowa. and several
buildings adjoining were buried yesterday, Loss,
10000.
At noon yesterday FIRE occurred in the frame
bulf 40 seventh nvcauc, occupied asa feed store
by John Russ. Loss Sl,Ojl
In Phadcphm, on Monday Graham & Coon's
tnshop wls buTuC !, Loss $1,000; insnrei Also llcrIy
RRhes grocery, Loss tlSmIi insured Tor 5000 aud
Lausens billiard han loss, sj,tO injured
fire at midnight on the I'm destroyed row OF
seven frame build ngs m Oh Cly Pa Loss iiom $4,000
to S3 900. lite no Insurance. The UdNy on fdg
Times which was rituaed IN the row, lost IT m t5O
10 1900, and WAS uninsured.
The Union Elevator ut OswegO, owned by +. T,
Darlington, Failing & Rundell. and D. @ Fort was
blrncd on Monday. Total loss. tlH0OO The building
was valued {,0000; insured for $4,000. The grain
yalued M $4,000. was fully insured
The National Hotel stables, and Woods 4 Wal
bridges livery stables In Rochester were burned yes.
terday. The Union building and Elwsnger Bsrrr's
block were damage TO some extent. Two horses were
burned. Alderman whitcomb was kicked IN the face
by OF the animals and considerably injured. Loss
g22.C00. and lnl rAhce tlo-0Ol
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THE sENArE's GRAvE BLUyDER.
The Tax Bill Passrd-The Odious Income
Tax Ncininrd.

WAsnINGroS, July 5.-ln the Senate tonight
while the tax bill was under consideration,
MIR. WILSON called attention TO tie fact that tie
Senate was somewhat thin upon the occasion Of
tie vote continuing the income tay for two years
longer at two and half per cent lie now asked
for unanimous consent to move reconsideration
OF that vote, In order TO have the question decided
In n fun Senate. He said he had been and stl
In favor OF the denomination OF the income tax,
but the issue tie other day was whether the duty
sugar shoul be restored To tire amount Cf eleven
millions Of dollars or the iucom tx discontinued.
In view OF the temper OF tie House IN regard 20 tho
preventing the continuance Of the income tar upon
the country for an unlimited time, His gilenlm
had secured the reduction Oi the sugar duty, in
which all people had interest IL this reducilud
could be made, and tho income tax could he dis
penscd witt q; the same time BY he restoration Of
tie tx on gross receipts he voulu Ike TO secure
that end.
AT the taking Of the vote on the Income Tar sec
tons he hoped the question would be recon, idsrel
to give absent member, himself among g." NUN
her, an opportunity TO have their votes recorded
upon IT,.
Mr. FDNUSDs was willing to strike out tho In-
come tax. II that on gross receipts ~as retalnri.
Mr. CONKLISG moved To insert In the bill new
sectiun prohibiting the levy or collection of nuy in
come taI until, by act or Congress, II shall be
hereafter so directed.
The Senate then rejected m amendment by Mr.
Edmunds continuing the Present tx on gross 10.
ceipis-yeas IL nays l33
Mr. POMERoY moved to strike out the income tax
Rejected, yes %, nays 90
The bill then passed-yeas i3, nays 3.
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SrARKs IRON THE rEAEGR1PH

The Fenian Gen, Mcnamara is to he released
The new State Court of Appeals took the oath
yesterday.
Fifteen Indians were killed in battle on the
PlRirs yesterday
Yesterday seven BOYS went into the river below
the railroad bridge at Dubuque 10 bathe, nye Of whom
were drowned.
Oc'aya Bailey, girl fourteen years OF age accl.
dpqta..y snot and killed man named Peter q. Smith
IN Boston yesterday.
Tie new Court OF Appeals assembled in Albany
on MONDAY, the members being sworn into ONCE by
Homer A. Nelson, secretary OF State.
The mammoth balloon Hyperion ascended from
Bnfalo on Monuay, and came down In M hour In cou.
sequence OF the wind driving II over Lake Erie.
Jerome b. johnson, prominent Democratic
politician OF CincinnAt was Killed yesterday BY the
breaking down OF a bridge near Harrison, Ohio.
George Thomas, formerly connected with the
Erenfng Argus and Sunday AHds was sunocAted in
Phiaa tlpha last evening by piece OF meat sticking
In his throat,
The Orange Hotel Driving Park has been formally
opened at Turner's. \, W on 'he Erie Road D. ~ Alb
Mm r. Barre Orphan Roy Abbot's Erie. Teylor's PEI;
and N, j. Woodhus wild lrshInan tested their speed
on thA Track saALArdAE. kr'a nA.>- In siAnAk
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WISHINGTON NOTES.

The Senate Appropriation COMMITTEES have only
three APPROPRIATION bills to act upon.
TIE Funding bil vas Reported hack In tie SEN
ate yesterday by The Finance Committee and a Confer
ence Committee asked for.
II was yesterday urged by both the House and
Senate COmnttc"s on Foreign Affairs that our Govern
neni ought to compel The payment Of the NencZucis
claims,
The Senate has adopted an amendment In the tar
h authorizing the transportation of goods In bond
irtm the olt o. etiry to n citts Of 5000 inhabitants
TINT Atr ports Of entry,
The friends OF the thittN second parallel rairOld
have concluded tp u tie amendment the ilouse
COMMITTEE. who hat another mr, ting la,t night and
agreed IA let tc tCu.uuy Ep 10 miles north OF trit
line on the Mexican D.id'r 10 take NJ then land.
In tie Kentucky contested election c,sc o. Barne,
Acnin-t AGgms. ire HOu.u Yesterday decided that
Adams. The slttinr uUuhrr entitled tn his seat
and that Barnes vas cuttCl to be pad 5000 his cI
ptL,os IN The contest
The Select Con niittee on the postal telegraph
yesterday Trpoltcd IN myor Of the proposed Govern
mCIt ~ Stem, It, ouSlGCrullu POSTPONED to
December bill 10 ~ ucorpoTMr u postal telegraph
company accompanied the minority report.
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Backed ty s35,OOO,OOO,

wAsHiNGToN, July 5.-Nr. Fcnton's bill incor.
porates Marshall o. Roberts, Mos. Taylor, Peter
Cooper, join Jacob Asior, Jr, William NJ. Eva T..
wilson &. Hunt, Horace Greeley, D. Pguuut
Morgan, Moses II. Grnnell, j. O. Barnard, Emi.c
Laztre, Dud ey yield, Geo se ". Chlid-, \ J
luoxcll Paul $. Forbes, John Blair, Paul y.
EIvarls rerrcpont, Fred. A. Conklins, John !.
oi,'., John +. Tracey, Samuel Sloan, Abram ).
Al, witt. George Bliss, Simon Stevens, Samuel l..
II, Bllow, Richard Schcll, William r. Tryer-,
Loui, Won Hoffman, Adolph Cans, Albert @: tn ~,
Jr., Henry @, Ste bins, vi lam B. Scott, Alrel w
Craven, Ju ius W. Adams, Luuis +, llngous.
Gcor-y u. Baker, Horace Fairbanks, John j. Wi.
4lms, Court"ndt i. Dixon, Albeit ". MaIkey, and
pee X tl,wly AMI SIM Canal Company, with cIpi-
ial " tsiry five million dollars, aud with power to
acquire nom the Mexican Government all such fran
thl,es and privilege. ~ it may grant IN connection
WIN ,all lrInst Except this charter. the bill asks
NO ald nom lhe lnIlel ,tates Government.
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CURIOsIIIEs or CRIME.

Albert Lindsey. TIE ALLEGED murderer OF Henry
StcinuAY, wNs arrested 10 CIucnnati yesterday
Ahruam Rcchne'g, a German, WIS killed M ia.
maca Plain, Mass. during drunken row on the IN.
George W Noscl'- store in Pni'alclohil was rob.
bed OF $1,000 or $4,000 worth Of goods on sunday
ni-ht,
Gcuggo Alricht o. Canada was arrested in Buf.
n % for highway robbery committed there some two
weeks ago.
Early Monday morning Chas. Mccarthy was muir
dCIcl At IN WC- shan OF tho lnoSac Tunnel Timothy
LNpcn was arrested un tusricion.
Simon Fell, baker living on COr'laudt tyenue,
Norltstna, stu'c horc and wagon last evening from
Mr'srs, MaSc, & CO, He was held In SlOU.
Timothy bailey was shot IN the back and killed
at Ucu'c on Tie I'M IN ucnua'. John Tay lOr and
Mtkr kerry were arrested as the murdrlcIs
Edward Higgins, john Counors. and James Nc
Cam 1hds Thomas S'a ior. were each be- csirrday
IN o. go bl Jub.Cc BAly on charge OF cry ltOm
thu person,
n,pry V. $. SEYMOUR, editor Of the NdVstriH IN
ficdi0r NAs h,li ~ Commissioner Osborn yesterday
for iorsnI the gntuTs, rLl %! +. louug sons Co.
editors Ul the IldWuid amer tcdn, to a check for
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE FALL OF A PLATFORM.
SAD ENDING OF A FOURTH OF JULY
CELEBRATION.

A Platform Crowded with Children Prec,ps-
toted to the Ground-Tbe Roman Catholic
Protectory in West Chester In Mourning
Over Forty Boys Injured.
The celebration Of Independence Day at the
Roman Catholic Protectory at West Chester was
marred by a sad accident. by which number OF this
little wards OF the Church and two OF the Christian
Brothers were seriously II not fatally injured A
platform had been erected twenty-five feet from tho
ground between two piazzas, in the OF the old
rrotectory and within the enclosure Of the new
building Tie pillars which supported the flooring
OF the old structure used as stays for the
platform.
few minutes before o'clock the scaffolding
was crowded with the jubilant little fellows eager
TO witness the display Of fr, works The band OF
the Protecory had jus. come upon the stand when
in moment, without the slightest warning. with
CRACK AND CRASH
the platform gave way, and the OF beings wero
precipitated to the ground. Fortunately most
Of the timbers preceded the fall Of the children,
but the falling benches upon which they had
been sitting the cause OF manning and serious
ly wounding number
Tie scene Immediately after the accident, 20 de-
scribed BY one OF the Brothers, was pitiml in the
extreme. Said the good man to the Sun reporter,
my dear sir. could you have seen the poor little
boys bleeding and wounded, and n their agony have
heard their pitful cries OF distress. II would have
melted your heart, cir, indeed II would.r
The wounded children were borne to the Protec-
tory Hospital, where they have been doing as well
as might have been cXuected, considering the seri-
Gus nature of theh injuries. Some have compound
FRACTURES OF BOTH ARMS AND LEos,
while there Is hardly single who has not suf-
iered some fracture Of n bone. Brother Arian tho
monk who fell with the boys. was considered last
evening by the attendant surgeons being in n very
critical condition, he having had several honor
rhages during the day: Below Is list OF the wound
ed. together with the nature oftheir injuries:
Michael Bcahan. lin cut and spntcrcd ieg.
John O'Shca broken.
VIM. Fav, face cut and arm broken.
VIM. Mckeon, both arms broken
John Henry Day. arm md leg broken.
John IoCOrlU, arm broken.
James Walsh. leg broken
Michael Mahony, arm broken, face cut and leg
tured.
Geo simpson, arm and both legs broken.
John Carroll. leg broken.
James Ilssn ard. arm DroEcn.
John Kennedy lee broken.
Michael brennan, botn arms and legs BROKEN.
Brother Ariln arm broken. h. al ba lily cut, and n 10
feared seriously injured Internally.
Brother Celestlan, slight confusion OF tho head
body.
On account of the extreme youth OF many of tho
sufferers, the surgeon thinks they will recover.
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BROOK T. IN.

Brooklyn had e36 deaths las, week, OF which isa
were OF infants under one year.
With the coupona from January to july inclusive
cut on, Mayor kalbfcisch will sign the Park bonds
TODAY.
The census of live stock in BROOKLYN as reported
by the police, IL 1854 drAught horses 2,as driving
horses, ana , SOL neat cattle
A burglar entered the tailoring establishment Of
GEORGE H. COnkln. GIcenpCint, on Monday night and
carried away property Nalncd at over io00
The Hon l. q. schumaker. OF the Second Dis
trct, has requested the Brooklyn Board of Education
70 appoint tommice 10 examine the boys IN his dis
trct who desire hs nominations to West Point and An
apnlls,
Englebert Mack. aged 81 years, boarding at ea
First street, T.. n, attempted to commit suicide by
shooting himself m the mouth on Monday night Ha
remains nscnsble and there but faint hopes OF hS
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LorE AND coRRosIvE sUBLIM1rE.
Girl Forsaken by her Lover takes Bug
Poison Her Mother Innoccutiy Assists
her TO Mix the Deadly Drnught.

In Port Jervis on Saturday night Priscilla Gill.
son. aged 10. attempted suicide b. taking a dose Of
corrosive sublimnte. She had been living in the
family OF farmer near Middletown, and being
taken sick went home for the purpose, as she says
Of committing suicide. Arrived al Port Jer,is, she
sent girl for the corrosive sublimste, and on get
ting II paid a cartman 81 to ride home. Meeting
her mother at tie door she said she was sick aud
went into tie bedroom and put on her night dress
She then asked her mother to bring her n glass Of
water, into which she put the poison, telling her
mother It was powder she had received from the
doctor. Her mother supp sed II was medicine, and
innocently stirred up, ready for the girl to drink
sh rtly afterward Priscilla told her mother that
she ad taken corrosive sublimAte, and that she was
tired of the world and wished to leave IT, She gives
as reason that she had been cruelty treated by her
father, that be had driven her away from home and
had always abused her. She also says that man
living in the village, wSo had been paving ntten.
tions TO her, had deserted her FOR smother When
asked what prompted her to use corrosive suhli.
mate she said she had read OF tie suicide OF Miss
Carrie Jones, and wanted To die In the slmo man.
ncr. She ressts every effort for her recovery, AMI
cannot long
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A ,Iurdcrou, threat Fulfilled.

ST. JCnNsVILLE, n T. July b.-Ihomas T.
Bullick, a school teacher in this village, was shot
about O'CLOCK this morning by Charles Fucker, and
died at bal'.pa,t 10 Bu dick passed into ito bar
room of tie Franklin House, and was followed by
Eackor, wLo, stepping in 'front.' OF Burdick drew a
pistol. aud without word shot him, the ball enter
ing the let breast, and RAISING through the lungs
lodged beneath the skin, the spine, Eacker
was Immediately arrested AID is now lodged in the
Fonda jail. II was with great difficulty that the peO
pl' we're restrained from lynching Eacker lie had
threatened To take Burdck's life some time since on
account Of some matters bur little attention wus
paid to ls at the time Eacker was in liquor At the
time Of the shooting
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The salary OF Mr.. Stuart ROBSON, tic great come.
dian, N Boston, T. sl35 week.
Mr. William DiyidCe sailed for Europe on Satur.
dly. lie reInTns for tns fall campaign at Dalys.
Gen. Alex. s. Webb, President OF the College OF
the city Of New York, Is at Long Brai ch with ms
family,
sal, to-day for Europe Ia tie Scotia lie VIII return in
81 pt' mber.
The Hon. Augustus Fuller, the king OF the New
York Knrcssuen pTesid I'd nj clanb lke at liOhOkus
on the fougih. Many LIIo officials were present
The Hon. tharles \. Soencer will go out on the
Plains hualo.huntug trout fishing within the
two Wucks. II II rAid that lie has Already flied his
pet.bAg nh nics, ana hHs bought mountain bowzer.
Mr. Greeley went to Saybrook, Conn, on IA ur-
day with The Hon. Tom Acton, TO sDend the FouIth
hut tie shivcrng cOid weather Of Saturday night
brought lea %. and he now thaAing with chills
~ hAIlg
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\ wcll-todo boiler maker, Of Paterson, named
Richard Oiycr, owing to financial difficulties, some
weeks 9ro Cndcayored TO get out Of the way OF hi
troubles by blowing out hs brains. His wife dis.
covered him md snatched tie gun from his mouth
just I'm time TO save the shape OF his Uranium. lie
was similarly frustrated when he had a rope around
his neck, jus, rsady to uncoIl himself dose OF
poison was rendered harmless by strong eInetc
administered by lis ever faithful wife On Sunday
night l1st he tried IL again with bottle Of audanum
bu; the wife sent some warm water and salt speedily
q ter %. anu again saved him. On Monday night he
succeeded in getting an old gun, with which he re-
paired TO The woods, placed the end In his mouth.
and with his foot pulled toe trigger which launched
him into eternity. With his head blown literally to
to pieces 4 Coroner's Jury decided the mnn dead
at last from the effects OF 1t oftenporarY insanity
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The Long Islnnd CITY FIccIlnn.

Contrary 10 the antcipa,ions of outsiders, the
citizens OF Lon; Island City conducted thcir brst
chuter elecIon Hts,trlay in a becoming manner
The Citizens cnd Rcpullirln tickets were over
The new titv Government stands as follows ::
Nuyor-A, ID, Dtmars Recorler-George larselis ::
ley; Justice Of the pcaee-W Paul Brown; Alder.
mcn First NarG-lieury Rudolph and Patrick
n nerean Second Wari-Francis McNenA and
Mm T. brAgnn Third Wara- George II. Hunter
ari George II williams Fourth Narl-Jlm,s II
Bennett and John Weyand Fifth Ward-Edward
NJ. Haltshornr and VIM. Carlin.
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THE M,CooLE-ALLES FIGHT OFF.

McCooic Pays Forfeit-AIicn Challenges auv
Mum In America for 5000.
The match between McCoole and Allen for the
championship Of America and t2,J0O side, is OF.
The meeting last week, TO put up the second deposit
OF $500 side, ended unsatisfactory. Attempts
have since boon made to make the deposit, but ow-
ing TO some misunders standing they have failed.
Yesterday Roach the representative of Allen. claim
cd forfeit of McCoole and last evening 1t was an
nounced that the $1,000 mad been given up to him.
Tom Allen las issued a challenge to n-ht any man
In the United states, not even excepting Jem Mace,
for 5000 Tom SAYS he means business. and will
hght anywhere between this city and New Orleans.
or Within fifty miles of New Orleans. Allen has sent
his challenge to Frank Queen, together with $500.