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Mr.. c. A. McCabe, informs Mr.. Dousan OF
Yreka. few days since sold his one fourth
in,ercs, in the Dougan & Co. hu.ne to Doo'
lev s. Co. for 81, 900.
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wAxrEp-pcer Lodge County Warrants. will
pay the HIGHEST price.
S9L3ms Deer Lodge.
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8O.-3t.
settle UD.

DERSONS indebted to Henry Brundy for Lumber,
1 are hereby notified that payment of accounts Is
rcue'a Having uxtrs,ird every p0ssitlr
to patrons during the winter we now ask
bic.
JOHN KINNOMEN
Deer Lodge, May 3, 1871. est
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ED. ) STACXPOLE. 2. n.

The granite block, neat I" D.nncll, Clark
l. Larabie's hank, u liz occupied by Gxns&
Klein, cl,lh,ers, and Louis s Coleman. con
tcc,iDncrs. IL nearly completed. only r..
curing painting and glazing, anil will IN
really tor occupancy the latter part ut next
week This Ouit,ing Was contracted ard
Nu,lt l,y Steele y D:WItt tar beauty IT tiM>
,sh ami ss..l,il,iy of construction. compares
IL. Or.sOly with the best architecture IN lie
lens ar Virginia. and il = credit ~ Deer
Lodge and The West Side.
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A1:1,rru<Ex House pAn'
GEO. w. HILL, PROPRIETOR,

GEO. W. HILL. PROPRIETOR,
The Finest Room IN the Territory.
The liquors and cigars kept at this bar are Of the
very choicest brand. in market and is the
OF the PROPRIETOR to render the NcBurncy House Bur
hrst class Ia every respect
GEO. w. HILL.
Deer Lodge, March 81, 1871.
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms
uEl,soN, GERBER 4 DICKINSON,

EMERSON, GERBER 4 DICKINSON,
Have the finest bar stock in the West Side or any
other side, and two Of the restraining billiard tables
In tn. Territory. Special invitations u the whole
Community tO-cOme AN see us,
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Dissolution.

TIC Partnership heretofore exciting between tho
undersigned under the firm name and style Of Coffee
Preston LOGn.bnry. in the Livery business In Deer
Lodge NJ. T. IL this day dissolved BY mutual consent
4. +. LOInsbsry and Preston withdrawing from
the firm Either Of the undersigned IL authorized to
collect and receipt for debts due the late tirm,
All accounts due us must b. settled BY cash or note
on Or before June 18th 1871,
{ JOHN CoyTHD
Signed n PRESTON
| A. =. LoUNsBuRY
COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have this day associated IN the
Livery business IN Deer Lodge NJ. r. under the arm
name Of Coffee & Preston and respectfully solicit .
share Of public Patronage.
S;o,.d ! JOHN COryIg
j. p. PREsrON
DEER LoDGE, June 1st, 1871.
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Land EntrieSl
SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE,
DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed and
ID delivered. issued ont Of the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District OF Montana Territory.
in and for the County of Deer Lodge, and
dated June 1sth. A.. D. 1871. upon u judg-
mcnt and decree Of foreclosure of mortgage rendered
IN said tOGlt the 9th day Of May, A. u. 1871. In
fiv0r 1T Dance l. stuart Plaintiffs, and against ThOs
y. Mckinstty, Lavna McKinstry ami Thomas II. o.
Conner, defendants. tor the sum Of One Thousand
One Hundred and Thirty four dollars 49, on iud.-
ment and costs in the sum Of Fifty one and thiy one
hindr,ths dollars and all further accruing costs.
have levied upon and will sell public aucion 10 the
highest bidder for cash in hand ut the front door Of
the Court l"nsc Deer Lodge City, Deer Lodge County,
NJ. r., ut the hour Ot 2 o'clock. p. m. on SATCR
DAY. THE Sth DAY OF JULY, 4. ~, 1871. the fol
lowing described property. to wit: That t,n piece
or parcel Of land known and described US Lo, No.
Eighteen 1881 in Block No. Eleven III on ID" street
IN Deer Lodge City, Deer Lodge County. Montana,
according to the official survey Oi said town on file in
the County Recorders Office Of said County, said lot
helm. thirty 1901 feet front D and extend
ing back Hundred and Thirty Feet 1891 together
with all the buildings and improvements Of every
character thereon thercunt0 belonging, and known
~ the McklNSTRY HOUSE.
Given under my hand this 18th day of May AD 1871
WESLEY W JONES.
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge Co., NJ. T.
BY On ARIES g. WAERES, Deputy Sheriff.
IL IBID.
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Miscellaneous.

lord, Conn., 15-BOth lIonscs Of the Legislature
to-day reelected james Phelps and Dwight Paidcr
Judges Of the Supreme COut for eight years from
next July In the lIoa.e resolution WIS introduced
Tor the appropriate: Of s5OluOJ for capitol in
Hartford,
New York, hillary Hill, stakeholder In the Mace
COb1rn a-co, today refused to deliver the stakes to
Mace On the ground that he had received NO formal
decision from the referee aud finally agreed to refer
rctt ment u the whole affair to the editor of Der
Life. In London.
Tine celebration OF the s5h anniversary OF the Pom
tifcate Of Pas TX begun this evening by torch light
procession OF Gc man Roman Catholics with mu.ic
aud lr: works. IN which 400 400 persons partic
pnted.
Washi ngton, IT, - The Agricultural Department
estimated the reduction Of cotton average compared
with last year ut nearly Is PER equivalent to one
million and third acres, leaving the PRESENT average
from seven and II half to eight millions. No estimate
II made but it Il assumed that the crop caunot excscd
three and half millions and may fall to three millions
Washington. I6-rh health VI Gen. Giles A. SIN tn.
First Assistant Postmaster General Is still very poor
some doubts are entertained he will he better
In this climate member Of the Cabinet suggested
u the President yesterday that the climate Of New
Mexico will better agree with Genera, Smiths Com.
plant. and It Is proposed u appoint him Governor If
th,t Territory II he will accept.
New York, 16--The most extensive Hebrew library
In the world collected IN Amsterdam has been pur.
chased by the Jewish Congregation. Of Fifth avenue
for the Jewish Seminary. "...
The reported discovery Of the mammoth oyster bed
On Long Island coast proves mammoth swiudlc.
morning paper rays (lnain 4 WOodhull. the noted
women brokers, have instituted libel euit against
Henry Ward Beccher and publishers Ut the ChrisSeiv
Union, la'ins damages at Ss5a.OOa The ground Of
action il the publication in the CA,isian Cnon, Of
which Bcccher II editor, Ut Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stoves new novel, my wife aud l." in which appears
two female characters which, II Il alleged are Intended
u represent Mrs. Woodruff and Mrs. Cabin.
Lady Thorn whose trott,ny days were suppoecd to
be over In consc ucncc Of injuries received At Roches
ter Last year has been taken to Fleetwood Park and
put In training It 10 thought she will be able to ap-
pear on the turf before the cloec Of the season.
BrQtherlY Lore On the Half Shell
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8lONTlILIES.

Atlantic Monthly, Jolly Joker,
Bal!Ou's Monthly, Budget Of Fun,
Comic Monthly, Chimney Corner,
DcmOrests Magazine Leslics Ladies' Magazine,
Eclectic Magazine, Peters Musical Monthly.
Every Saturday, phnnny PnellOw,
Galaxy, Sctibners Magazine,
lIarpcrs Magazine Wild Oats,
Overland Monthly, Yankee Notions,
uOwc's Musical Monthly,
Any Of the ab0ye for $3.50 per quarter, So for mo-
Wilk.s' Spirit. 81 per Or. Wav"rly Mag, So per Or.
Alta California, - London Graphic, So per ar
San Francisco Bulletin, do lllust'd News, Sc per Qr
Sacramento Union, do
Any Of the above will be delivered to Subscribers at
their respective Post Offices the price named pos
tage prepaid All subscriptions must be paid in nd.
vance,
STACKPOLE FUl LER.
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PASSENGERS For CoRR1NNE
II. X. +. f. Dc LINE.
DEER LODGE TO CORRINyE FOR $500.
Passengers tor Corinne viii Le carried from Deer
Lodge tO that pace BY IL X. r. r. q T. Line for ~
currency. Time, ciyht days.
Apply to K s. sTACKPOLE, Agt,
Ucer Lodge, N. +.
June ]. 1S7l-- - - dkwW
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List Of Papers, Periodicals, Magazines, etc.
f0R SALEBY
6toclkpole a. Fuller,
POST OFFICE STORE, DEER LODGE, MT.
WEEKLY.

Applcton's Journal,
Banner Of Light,
Boston Journal,
Boston Pilot.
Courier des EtGts Unjs,
Days D0ings.
Every Saturday,
Leslie's Chimney Corner,
Leslic's Illus. Newspaper,
lcslie's lllustr'd Zeitun:,
Harpcr's B,zaar,
Harper's Weekly.
Illustrated Police News,
Irish American,
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List ar Letters

Tie following Is list Ut letters remaining In tn,
Post O.iicc at Deer LOd. &C. June 18th.
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GJLMER l. SALISBURY.
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Nation.
National Police Gazette.
New York Clipper,
New York Ledger.
New York Weekly,
New York Tribune,
New York World.
Police News,
POmerOy's Democrat,
SpOltin; Times,
Saturday Night,
Scientific American,
True Flag,
New Varieties.
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BOARDING HOUSE.
tho ooash.wsse Gunner q Court HOase HesiFA =
Monday, Nay lse IN. Board b ~ ~ g Wook
With q without lodging. Passo6Ags sooieaeeo.
Board $40 Per week.
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( Up LIE SHE EFT
TENTS OF TO-DAY,S HsxALD.
Miscellaneous

TtSement6.
{. rtIsemeuts.
cal Intelligence Foreign miscellaneous
Aunic,pa, Maeissrom: The Ballot. Box
re The Latest Sensation Created ny the
"a OF the seventy; Another Maudamus
I'd For; Anidavits OF Anti-Tammany Poll.
rs: Mayor Hall in Reply to the Orator OF
treat keformcrs; Judge Barnard's Order
( philadelphia Muddle-The Freed Debtors
Funds for the Fire victlms-The Mysteri-
! murder-New York Citv News-The Rail-
& Fight In Hoboken-Suictdci In Newark
litai Of SURGEON KIng-Vtcws OF the Past.
edingS In the COurts-Ttotrinx Mt Fleet
ParE-Aimost Married-The Georgia
{ Ssature-FtDanciM and Commercial Re-
and Oeafhs.
rails: Leading Article, Tho Great Geo.
'nical Discovery or the Age-Tne Polar
Aem Practically Soived"-Amusement
( ean Cable Te,egrams-Anairs In Me Uco-
8 from WASH ,gron-M Music and the
ana-Misceliancous kilograms = Business
ccS.
ng Of Fire Northumberland and Army
ligence
easements.
iormon Troubles: Herald Reporters
rvlew with Bishop sharpe, O Leading
4 {; Arrival OF Delegate Hooper at Wash.
,n-The Ku Kiux: Ku Kluxtsm In South
lima 81 Observation-Disclosures Epidemic OF
irox Observation-Disclosures In Chicago
iner EepOrf-The Pacific CONSTRUCTION
iigcnoe-Shipping lntelligence-Adver-
? nentS.
rtteements.
ruScments.
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)RMoN DELEGATE TO CoNaREss. Tho
rom Utah Territory, Mr.. Hooper, 10
Ashington. and though, ~ 1t Is given
mics the soft impeachment, his busi-
/, doubt, to SEQ If General Grant can
shaded to enter into some compro-
Brigham Young, whereby Mormon
may be spared and tolerated . little
We suspect, however, that Brigham's
Or has gone to Washington upon .
nd this time.
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zY.-It Is again positively reported
,ington that If the Russian Minister
AXE the hints that have been given
from Washington, or resign his po-
b the departure Of the Russian Prince
shores, tho aforesaid contumacious
will be given his walking papers.
they say, demands 1t, General
cedes II, and the law allows It But
have the Prince.
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:EDxaIox (Md.) Herald has found
Elm ian Office sought the man, and
OF the Office" 1t refers to the re-
nomination for Comptroller Of the
Q have different way Of doing such
Here the Comptroller not only seeks
but holds on to 1t most peril
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push onward and poleward, - - 10 attain
tho full measure Of success which ID evidently
now within their grasp. The lateness Of the
season when they discovered the Poiynia--
In latitude sevcuty-nine degrees north and
longitude forty three degrees east Of Green
wioh-may. Of course, explain why they could
not at once finish their labors. Bat we shall
patiently wait to hear their own explanation.
The fact that they discovered IN open sea,
stretching through eighteen degrees Of longi-
tude and through at least seventy miles Of
latitude, shows that Il was mot mere pool or
loo hole which they saw. This favorite mode
OF explaining away the importance OF Kane's
discovery II now unquestionably exploded.
Whether tho open ssa they found actually
loads all the way TO the North Pole or not,
one thing d certain-the Polynia itself Is an
established fact II thers no American
explorer willing to join next spring In the
great research2
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sNPnIs Apaldnche thinks that nothing
" the remanding of . portion OF
,olina to the rigors Of martial law.
good many other papers Of the
Of thinking.
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poEE SrEBBrNs, chairman OF the
e Of Seventy, publicly thanked the
gold brokers yesterday for deciding
Z. themselves fully to the work Of
!. election day.
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RELIEF MErTINGs IN IRELAND.
nd has rallied 70 the relief Of the
ufferers. Our correspondents there
. that meetings have been held
I the country, at all Of which men or
"a ,lasses and creeds have come To-
y extend the hand Of help to our un-
aia ,ountrymen In the West. Ireland IL
$50 teiul. Her people remember the
l@lline In the year OF AZ, when the
. states poured its breadstuffs into Irish
~ lie suffering inhab itants Of the island.
bO esponds to the fullest extent Of her
q i'd Chicago. The action Of Ireland
q 4 nd also the course of Paris. The
j CAPITAL, notwithstanding the evils, suf-
and miseries she has undergone within
"a swelvc months, came forward with
swell the contributions which from
ry clime come pouring in to help
4eteI Of the Garden City of the West.
~ % TO Ireland and France; for amid
vwa troubles they remembered and
he nisfogtunes Of others,
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soor. A. 10 have before suggested, it ID posGl1eo
thss u the intsass distress q the interior paso0
o. tho country well-meaning but iajudislsns
experlmenters have fred the forests h hspss
OF inducing rain II may bs true that rain
mas fallen; but Il has not followed n oassal
connection with the unfortunate and dresdSul
combustion, unless Il may have been In sma1
quantities and over isolated and narrow belin
OF land. The tabled Prometheus suooa,afullu
attempted to steal Ore from heaven, but e va
dearly bought success. Tho farmer ~
attempts to force rain from the skies Il ukea,
to fare as badly ~ the famous mytbolosioS
hero, and, II he escapes tho vulture, to be -
prey Of famine. Strange to say Qf tho Eup
theory holds) that the Signal Service Resets
show that from the Goth Of September to Oete-
Der inst, when the forests were ali sS,,ne
and the supposed cause was at its maximum.
not single drop of rain fell at ST Pea
Mimi, and less than one-6fth Of an inoA 6
Duluth, ct the head OF Lake Superior.
Tho numerous accounts, classic and modeR1,
In our possession. giving tho particulars Of ~
eruptions Of vesuvius, with tho single exoep.
ton Of that OF December, 1881, mako n
mention Of tho formation of extensive cl0U4
nor Of heavy rainfall. And, Il Is . notorisus
physical fact that; Gil along the western ooasls
of South Amerlca-lined as they are by enor.
NOUS volcanic furnaces as Cotapaxl, Chiu-
borazo and Aconoagua, whose flames, shooting
three thousand feet above their cratera, have
often proved as the lighthouse Of tho marinsg
far out in the Paci6c-perennial drought an
Egyptian rainlessness blight and curse -
land. rsef
Certainly, Il would seem, no experimsas
can be more dangerous or feolhardy It thia
season than that Of producing artificial rain u
fires. It was great mistake ever to havs
propagatod the theory, and active measures
should everywhere be taken to frown Il doW1
and to prevent its being tested.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, q. O.. !

CHARLESTON, 8. O., Nov. Q, 1871.
Mr.. Cardoza, the coIorcd Secretary or ssaes e
South Carolina, has resigned to accept profoasog@
ship In Howard University, at Washington.
There wero four deaths from Iellou fnsoe durln9
the laat twenu topr hougA
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Low WATER IN THE HUDSON.

PoU0HKEEPsIg, N. Y. Nov. q 1871.
The water Is very low In the Hudson tlss after
noon. Yesterday ana today several vessels m
aground the Flats, but will get on at hign wneoE
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JUDGE BARNARD continued his good work
of ventilating Ludlow Street Jail yesterday.
He released . number Of prisoners for debt,
but In the course Of his examination discov-
cred one or two who deserved all the punish
ment they had received and more. One was
an individual who through malice refused to
pay one hundred aud seventy dollars alimony
due his divorced wife. Another had judy
ment Of thirty -four thousand dollars against
him, and owned seventy-five thousand dollars
and refused to settle. These Judge Barnard
refused to discharge, and reserved his
opinion in the cases Of several others. The
report of Warden Tracey shows that the jail
Is unusually healthy, and Judge Barnard said
he considered II as clearly and well kept as
any fail in the State. But he was determined
70 20 on with his ventilatiag process, and
furthermore intended in cases where wit
nesses in criminal cases were held and tho
criminals lot out on bail 10 forfeit such ball,
so that tho criminals themselves should be In
duSaR0a N well y Ne vifpssaAa.
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"a TIEATRE, Twcntv-eghth street and Broad
zoaEN AND FRITzcnKS, xe. Matinee at 8.
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o THBATRE. Broadwsv.--TnB BALLBT PAN.
y HUnPTx DUMrrY. Matinee At1
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ssmexvs TINS AFTERNOON AND EVENING

AVENUE THEATRE, rwenty-fourth street.
DRAMA or DrvoEok. Matinee At ~.
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Gulf Of Mexico exert Ito drawing influence
from New Orleans to the Upper Mississippi
Valley In few hours, or to see one on Lake
Michigan induce veering Of the winds on tho
Atlantic coast and causing them to blow to-
wards the Lakes. A phenomenon Of such
magnitude has not once been approached in
the late forest conAagration. Meteorologists
have shown that In q rain which should rive
fall Of ono inch for q State as largo as South
Carolina or as large as Ireland, the volume Of
latent heat set free In the clouds would exceed
that evolved by the combustion Of three hun
dred and fifty million tons Of the best COAL
more than four times the entire yield Of all the
mines Of Great Britain. In this country It ID
. frequent occurrence that for tiers Of
States, and even for the whole area
OF country east Of the Mississippi,
. single storm will bring more than On inch of
rainfall and often double that amount. This
rainfall, too, will BE- simultaneous over .
dozen States, each larger than South Carolina,
thus evolving an aggregate Of latent heat
which bcggars description and defles ell cal
oulation, and in comparison with which the
heat generated ct any one time in the North.
west will clearly appear to be little more than
an ordinary bonfire.
The latent heat evolved In the storm centre.
1t Is moreover to be considered, becomes sem
sible heat and is an agency counter to that Of
the artificial heat, and the latter canaot for
moment dispute the controlling supremacy
with the former. The ordinary storm centre,
into which, as into vortex, the atmospheric
ocean for thousands OF miles around, Is mo
Chemically drawn, would probably refuse to be
diverted single mile from its path by the
feeble call from blazing forest Of many hun
dred square miles. SO far from II, % mcteorol-
ogsts have demonstrated, the storm centre,
on the contrary, Is attracted towards regions
Of very moist atmosphere. where the supply Of
vapor for Its powerful machinery = abundant,
and region Of great drought and drynsss like
that Of the burned North wsstern DISTRICT would
rather resel Aan layits ths rakArbyIaGlAg ~
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JN's THEATRE. Broadway and is.h street. :
BopY.
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Later Details.


Since writing and enclosing my letter OF to-day
conductor Edgar Underwood, who was In charge OF
of the Oil tram, was examined at great length. His
evidence showed that some time before arriving ut
Coxsackie he discovered that ne had hot journal
stopped at Coxsackie twenty-five minutes and
starten south. He also admitted that the train had
no be-cord; that when the fagman at New Ham,
burg informed him OF the broken axle he and
two OF the three braKemen were i'm the
caboose at the rear OF tho train they gave signals to
the engineer by lamps TO stop, but he had not time
TO signal tie express train. He also made the
startling statement that during three years he
has been running freight cars not more than
twO-thlrds Of the trains we're supplied with
bedcords by which to signal the engineer from the
rear of the train. The evidence Of Underwood ls
considered very conclusive tnat ne was cr,minaly
negligent, and the wonder among the audience was
that the Coroner did not put nm under arrest until
the close OF the inquest
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private yards He referred % the apparent sdvanagss of
EeS Lordon a site for great navy yard.
Mr.. scnUAAKKR, idem.) OF \. 81. reminded him thai
during whole OF the Of 1914 New London had
ihe morning hour expired bin went over III, Tues
day next. . ..
NJ MyKRs trepl Of Pa, offered resolution instrnc,ing
the Foreign Affairs To inquire exped
ency placing the ssio TO Prussia on AL respecs
with missions England and France. ADOPTED.
NAVAL APPROPRIATION EILL.
The House then, hall past two, went Committee of
the Whole Mr. Cox il the chair the Naval prropriaton
bill.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF TRF DEATH Mn. CovoDr
At three o'clock the c0nrnee Of Mr.
Covode, of Pennsylvania Eulogtes the
delivered by Messrs Kelley, Of
Banks, Merour Niblack, Getz. Bingham Haldeman and
Kesey, OF New York, aer which the House. respect 10
he dscp Adj
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JERSEYS LAST RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.

Further particulars OF the slaughtering OF two
human beings on the New Jersey Railroad at East
Brunswick. reported In yesterdays HERALD. have
hee, received. They were named John Dolan and
John Teelan. The latter was switch tender and
the former railroad laborer. They were care-
lessly conyeysing ON the track when struck
by the locomotive. An inquest was held
yesterday in New Brunswick by Coroner Paradines
and a verdict rendered ..that their death was purely
accidental" and relieving the railroad people OF ai1
blame. singulary sad feature IN the killing OK
Teelan was the fact that wnilc he met his own
death he was ON mis- way to purchase some articles
necessary for the burial OF his wife who mad JUST
died in the pains oil childbirth. Doan was slxty%
five years OF age, and leaves large family.