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hon-N m J.. NibsNck. of lie frSf ,Iis.-tc, q,
liseiana, las been no.Air atcd tor re-election n
ConkrcSs.
Gen. Wm. Terry has announced himself t,t q
csH1ldare To- reelection q COncrrss u, a.
Uinth District % Virginia
ihets Is nc oIposl tion @ the rcnorifn alton a
sclsreSsiEanJ j. Allen Barber, OF TIE WISCONSIN,
third GistTiCt
Gr,. Green r. Rsum has been uomlnHtei D.
aCcian'aticn TOR Con.yrcS BY the ranuhhcs-r
convention toI the nineteenth district u Ih-
nos.
The democrats Of Tennessee ain haiI q s,ata
o'uveLhoI IN Nashville ON WEDNESDAY, August
list. 70 nominate an additionai can.li late fog
Songftssinal- ~ large, and fot Presl ientisf
eieCtor.
= hos. Il. Bryan l. mentioned Cor The repatH-
can nom inslton tor Congress IA the drst district
II lltfsolsi a. ID. War; IN the second, and ChaS.
IN the tAird.
= W. kcyos, chairman Of the Wisconsin 70
publican state committee. IL q candllafa fof the
Len..naties 70 Congress b. The first district OF
a. state, n opposition ao hon. a.. w. HaEelton,
Toe present inca N bent.
hon. Jeremiah N. EUsk Of the " isconsin
seventh Cistrict, fnus esVerai coufcsf apss fnf
nc republican nomination fcF Ceuxusr- IN M.
district. iiae ud.nr Wn. 4. Price. John Com
s,ock, y. q. fLcrIs Angus Cameron and "A. Z.
HiNCn.
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From EurOpe To-Day.

GOOD DEDICATION FOX THE ENGLISH CROPS.
LONDON, June 25.-rhe weather throughout
England to-day Is fair and favorable 70 the
growing crops.
A DKsTRCCTlvR STORM YESTERDAY.
LONDON, June 25-The storm which pre
vailed yesterday afternoon was most severe in
the inland counties, where az some poiuts the
fury Of the tempest was without precedent,
ford county. In the town of Stafford, the county
seat, the station of the London and North
western Railway, and q number OF other build
ings we're unroofed By the Wind and completely
points were struck by lightning. In that por-
ton lying between the towns OF stafford and
Wolverhsmpton, the crops we're prostxated and
DESTROYED. :
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The ANTHRACITE Coat TRADE.-The re-
port OF the Pennsylvania coal trade last week
shows an increase of i,62i, l5I tons of all kinds
over the corresponding time last year. There
u but little change in prices, buyers holdiIr
Oh for the monthly public sale of ScrantoS
coal which takes place IN New York to morrow.
Fhe retau demand in Philadelphia has i'm
proved, and some persons are already getting IN
their winter supply.
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Mr.. VERNON HARCoURT has written another
letter to the London Times on the chances of
invasion, matter which recently has yreatly
agitsted the British mind. He holds tina, mo
possib increase Of the land force can prevent
landing, while even a moderate naval opposi-
tIon viii make such disaster imnnssihIa
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ENGLAND was alarmed week or two ago on
account OF sensa tional report which told OF
steady and greet Dc crease in English herds En-
thusiastie people formed "a solemn league and
covenant by which they bound themselves to
eat no veal henceforth and forever
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VISIT OF GEN. HowARD's INDIAN DELE
CATION TO Gov. Accommodation. Towards
delegation (nine in number) of Coyetero
Apaches, Aryoipa, Pinal, Pine. Papagoe, and
Apache Mohaves Indians paid visit this after
noon to Gov. Richard Z. Mccormick, delegate
In congress frem Arizona, az his residence, No
1913 liza street. They were first treated to
some sIrlghtly airs on the piano, after which
Gov. Mccormick and Cen Howard srSSe =
few words, which were interpreted TO them
Miqusn, the great CoyeteEo-A cache war CHEZ,
Santoo- OF the Pinal>Apaches, and Es-keI-ta
sa IA OF the Coyetero's responded, promising TO
use their influence in behalf of peace betwsen
their tribes and the whites. Their official recep
ucn By the Secretary Of the Interior will tax
place in few DAYS.
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The WILL Of James Scott, ciothier, in New
YORK, who begueathed $50 100 TO Julia Scott.
his reputed wife, and Margaret Kelis a SER
want, is contested by Caroline Sc DIT, who claims
that she married the testator m ny years ago,
and was never divorced fro m him
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MARRIAGE OR DRATH.-One Kirkwood was
murdered in Pittsburg last Friday night by
Dav!G flaDder, becrise he refused to marry
Flanders sister. The murderer has not be ei,
arrested.
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Political Eofca.

There has been no public declaration ret nom
Ar. Groesbeek with reference % his recent
nomination at New York, and none viii proba-
bly, be made until after Judge Ssalio's return TO
Cincinnati, which will not occur until tO-mOr-
row Groesbeck's friends have no idea that be
VIII allow himself 10 be used in any way 70 EN-
barrass the Baltimore convention.
The Following adl.toHa, nominations have
been made by the regular republican conve8-
ton in Louisiana: large, Jas
Lewis, coiored; secretary OF state, \. Z. Blsn-
general, a. z. Fisld; superintendent OF educs-
ton, Charles W. Heating.
"A large meeting OF deInocl ats who favcf the
election OF Horace Greeley was held last even
ing IN Baltimore, under the auspices OF the
Greeley cluO of the fourth congressional dis
tT.ct, and was addressed by Hon. Montgomery
bIalr, delegate at large 10 the national demo-
cratic convention, and other speakers
hon Robert Il. Roosevelt, Nj. q. from the
fourth district of New York, has addressed a
letter 10 the delegates from the state OF New
YORK 10 the democratic convention at BAlG-
Greeley.
Gen. Joe Johnston told WI gTaII and another
acquaintance in Baltimore the other dRy that
he would Rave nothing 20 10 with Greeley, and
that "to elect him would only lie % continue
the radicals ia power under another head"
Gen. fitzpatrick, who, in speech last ran.
said be doubted IL there was an honest demo
cTat living, now calls upon the ''honest demo
crats' TO unite with the liberals % defeat Grant
The ST. Louis Democrat has aSOertained that
sss ACCURATE census of the liberal republican
party Of Illinois shows that II is composed OF
a0race " hlte, Jessie X. Dubois, and an undi-
F1deu half Of John NJ Palmer.
hvTace Greeley. In his frunbull county
(Chio) speech, last fan, said: "If the democratic
party were called upOn to decide between Grant
anu myself, know that their IT gard for what
they must call principle would indace nine
tenths of them to vote against me. Why |
am decided enemy OF that party, even ia it,
most respectable aspects"
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TRANSFER OF NAVAL OFF1cERs.-Commap
er Henry Erben has been ordered to nayigs.aon
duty at the New York navy yard. Commander
Daniel Braine has been detached from eouip-
meDt duty at the New York navy yard aud
placed On waiting orders. Commander Melton
Haxtun, detached from navigation duty at the
New YORK navy yard, and ordered to duty as
equipment officer at the same yard. Chaplain
w. y. Holway detached from the Lancaster and
placed on waiting orders
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AtLABoUT THE LABOR STRIKEs- The Work
..cEea Iroassd.-The cabinet makers in New
loTk,eontinqe Their meetings, and stu predict
success Tor their strike III few days They re
ceiTed word yesterday from New Haven that
the cabinet-makers and various other traies in
that city have formed an eight-hcur leagae.
which viii contribute money Tor the support OF
Tie strikers in New York. When the movement
Is successful IN New York the men viii strike
In New Haven, and receive aid in return. A
laI &C number OF metai-workers were liz session
yesterday, and listened to letters from utfalo.
Susquehanna, and different points along the
line OF The Erie railway. and also froII Boston
and other cities, all Of which gave encouraging
accounts. The wOrkmeu are said to be m akinP
preparations in these places TO commence a
strike The Singer sewing machine men yes
teruay UNANIMOUSLY resolved to hold indefinite
~. They are connected with the metal-workers'
union, and assert that they are abundantlv sup
piied with FUNDS The wire manufacturers re-
solved 20 discharge those of their workmen who
90 not resume work to- day on the ten-hour sys-
TEN. The employers central executive commit
zee held meeting yesterday. IL was voted to
maintain the present attitude OF the COMMITTEES
nd to establish an creanizati among the
yOufneymen TO counteract he influence OF the
trades unions. Only q few officers of the eight
hour league represented that organization at
Teutonia Hall yesterday, but they spoke conf
IDENTIFY of the success of the eight-hour move
ment: The strike of the blacksniths and
wheelgrights is over for the present, without
opIanlng eight hours or an increase OF wages.
The evidence Is becoming stronger daily that
strike Is imminent among the different trade
organizations Of Buffalo. The president OF the
iDtefnatcpsI society and several representa-
city are there. Two lodges of machinists held
private meetings last night, and public demon
suat!onin the opera house was talked OF for to-
day.
The car-driveIs and conductors of the Brook
Ign railroads intend to strike next week for in
creased wages and diminished hours OF labor.
Twelve hundred iron mcul IL re- struck ia Brook
Ign yesterday for eight hours The strike OF the
mack rivers OF the sa me city .. r.:nues.
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"C1s'T GET OUT Judge Tecse, presiding
jUdge OF the Essex county q. d. court Of com
mon pleas, fbds il as dffcult - get out OF oHice
as some other people 20 Pei in lie resigned
his ofhce last April the resignation va as
ceIted, sud a Mission made out appointing
q successor. Before the latter gentleman had
qualified. however the governor decided that
under the constitution Of the state he had no
power 20 accept Judge Teese's resi- gnation, and
consequently no power 10 appoint another man.
The resignation WAS returned. and the judge
vent back 20 tae bench, but subsequently, va
Gated Z, and the problem remains unsolFe1, ~
he Is determined not 10 stay, aud the governor
is in tx about the law.
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STRIKE OF MISREPRESENTATION the
exampieof their sisterhood at Tynemouth, the
washerwomen of Surblton and another part of
kingston have struck for higher wages. They
demand Cd. more per day, and fewer hours
Last evening they sent the town crier around to
notify that they refused to work unless thew
were paid Sc. day and allowed beer, and this
functionaryz Wkher announced that an open air
meeting won = held next week for the pur-
pose OF allowing them TO discuss their real or
supposed grievances. Last Monday when some
turned out, they vent TO places where othert
were at work, and compelled them to leave of.
London Netgs, TIA. - ys.l8 eIs1... = -
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Missions MAREIAGK.-On Friday las. let
ter was received in this city by friend OF Niss
Christine Nilsson. in which NJ las Nilsson writes
that ste Is O. be married Go n. Augsste Rouzaud
IN London, fhe last week in July. NJ. Rouzaua
II a French gentleman, about 81 years OF age
and Il s stock broker. now residing in Paris
This union ls founded or love alone. VI Ron
zald Il by no means q wealthy man, ms nron-
cry having been impaired by the late war. rhc
bridal pair intend 70 sojourn in Switzerlans
Curing their hoBeruoon, and Miss Nilsson WI
resIpear on the operate stage in Russia in SEN
-embPr neXf-N Y g.
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The PRESIDENT AND THE TREArY.-Presi-
dent Grant is reported 10 have said that every
thing which had been done by Secretary Fish
relative to the treaty of Washington was with
his Tall concurrence, and therefore the responsi-
Uilly 81 diplomatic action did not entirely rest
upon mat officer; in other words, they were in
accord upon the subject. Dispatches from
Geneva state that the board of arbitrator will
he convened to-day for business, instead of
waiting until To- morrow the day TO which if So
adjourned.
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Democratic Nominations On phfIa.

PHlLApELrEIA, june 9s.-rhe democratic
eonyentions made norninatisns tbs morning
N TIE hrst colgl e sionAi district, samuel y
nsadsh We r-ncasnsfe1 hv acc,zmatisn. Ia
ne thtru district. hernkn Nceeieaca SAs noln-
oAed Ihere w. no ncuinsfscn In the second
cisulct- The convention tn tie drst senatorial
o'susct nonlinased Col. Robert n. Dechcrt.
srenotore ENEiesioa az q Hka~l
S@FAeAUSf A, PA, June sS.-Whi'c SlaSttna
- ~ 10 ternscei Crane : iron work., "a . morn
NC Prenafnre xplosion rnairta'iy ir51r.i 80,
Is,snlsn. John HOPKINS, ana Thos Hunt. rWo
o. hsIs ~ste slightly inferred.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvgsu.--The receipts from this
source to-day were s29i ,7s7 .12.
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OF ALL THE HOTELS IN THE WORLD the ysrs
oldest u q lonely one in California, on tue road
betseen San Jose and Santa Cruz. Imagine
Ter immense dees standing few feet apart aud
hollow inside these are the hotel, neat, breezy
and romantic. The largest tree Il sixty-fiye
ieet around and contains a sittiug-rooIn and
mat bureau OF Bscchus Where;rOm i dispensed
the thing that biteth aud stingeth. All about
this tee Is garden OF flowers ana eysrgreeus
craving room IL q bower made OF redwood
eTergreens naGrona branches. For bed-cham-
bers there are nine great hollow trees white
wasaed or psTered, aud having doors Gu; 70 ft
the shape OF holes. Literature fuds a rlace i'm
leaning stump, dubbed "the library" II 4
were not for that same haunt OF Bacillus, II y
certain that the guests Of this forest establish
ment would fee like nothing - much r. ,lryads.
MoSTPEssIKR AND SPAIH.-The Courageous
manifesto Of he Duke OF MentPerz.eT, .!a'r,ing
The throne OF SPAN foI Alphons1, sou OF The ex-
Queen Isabella, is not likely "a re followed BY
any tumnlt among Spa.liards or any hostile de-
nonstTsflou whatever by the OTieaaist duke
himself. The young AlpEonso, row fifteen
years OF age, has been betrOthed % n erccdes
daughter OF the Duke, who - tbree year, his
junior, and this manifesto Of the duke IS simply
as if lie were % say, 81 want that throu. Tor
these children when Amadeus gets tired OF H.
provided DO other gentlemen desires 20 posses
r." In the meantime the eN-Queen holds mimic
CONT IN Paris, and the hopeful couple - "a see
many changes in the affairs o. Spain before thew
are cd enough 70 be married.
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STRAM on rHD Tow-PArH-The Wiimine.
ton DELI Gazette says that on wednesday and
Thursday Of last week there was considerable
excitement in Delaware City, occasioaed by the
trial trip Of new invention known a. the
sede the use Of muies In towing canal boats
The trials were highly satifsctory, the boat
being drawn throagh the canal at high rata
of speed, and it is said speed OF nfteen miles
per hour can be attained. :
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ALHAHr, June 25.-In The ease o. the people
againsf Rich rd b. Connolly, the motion for 4
stay OF proceedings until the hearing and de-
cision Of the general term Of the ap1eal nom
day. The same order vas made d he case OF
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The Baflread Disaster In Canada.
NEW YoRK, June IA Belleville, Ontario,
dispatch says many more victims Of the rnilVay
diepsfer are rapidly sinking,
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3 o.Gass;,hxa9e0k
Ao 1877 !1EsssIlyAMA Ausg.:
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The DIAMOND FIELDS OF AFRrcA-The
latest news from the Cape OF Good Hope by
mall Is not encouraging 10 the hopes OF the dia.
moDd diggers OF OF those who expected 10 soar-
kle into wealth suddenly at the mines. TIE
Herald, OF Pert Elizabeth. says: Diamonds are
still most difficult 70 sell. We have not heardof
any sales lately worth speaking of. Attic pub
nc sale in Maritzburg a few lots were dis3osed
OF, bat they were so small as to be scarcely
worth taking notice OF. The general feeling
mere seems TO be that the diamond fields have
seen their best days. Money was plenty and
the banks imported specie freely, 50 that the
coined value was likely to be maintained de-
spite the temporary sheen Of the new-found
eQuivalent-an Interesting fact in the his.ory af
the solidarities of COMMERCE. "a
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OCEAN YAoHrINa.-The ocean race for tn
Wallack cup came offin New York harbor yes
terday from point OF Sandy Hook to the stake
boat stationed on Long Branch, and return
and the winning boat, the Madeline, rounde
the home stakeboat at 6:3s. with all the rest
fleet, viz: the Tidal Wave, Foam, Resolute
Magic and the Peerless, some two miles asterr
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AHTl-DusT RAILROAD CARs.-Oi Ss.1r<<n
afternoon, says tae Philadelphia P-oorF. ~,
Ah,i-dust experiment was made Oh The East two
q clock express cars Il AuaLtse City There
were ten well-hlied carr in the train, each hav-
ihE canvas apron on both siGes, coyerina the
spaces between II and the rails. TIE epds o..
1850 afIons tapped, thus forming continuous
CANVAS IRON one end Of the train 70 the other
On raTt OF the TIP the speed attained w.
about forty mter Ter hour. There gss not ths
.ssst particle OF dust "A the fIst seven cars but
there appeared O. be something Ike last In sc
eighth, ninth and tenth cars, bat not enough 10
shcW on The garments ~ the psssengers
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SERIOUS TROUBLE WITH INDIANS. - The
Secretary Of War is 10 receipt Of a oommanica-
ton from General Sheridan, enclosing corre-
spondence OF General Augur. If June 10, re-
porting the hostility OF the Kiowas, and recon-
mending that the tribe be distributed among the
miltary posts az the north, in order to stop their
depredations. Also letter from Major General
Schobeld, of May 90 reporting the kiowas on
raid in Texas, with the view to release "Santan-
t." and "Big Tree
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SPECIAL TOES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
M. william
VIII commence this day
SELLING ais ENTIRE STOCK
AT Discount CT Twenty Fer Cent. make room Tor
FALL GOODS.
9oT PENNsYLFAEIA AVENUE,
JeH-zN AND CIrK fREvIsE, PARIS.
Fine Old Rye whisky.
WARRANTED PERFECTLY Pure
Fes MEDICINAL AND FAMILY Use
Large Bottles, 81 per bottle; or SIS per saIloa.
Also, all kinds OF California Wines, Tsc and 81
per bottle Port, Angelica, II uscate, Sherry, Hosk
and Claret, Also, Kelly's Island Catawba.
These Wines are very superior, and just as rep
resented.
ARTHUR NATrANS, Druggist,
jel3tr second AMI SO. n. ".
AUiergTe.an, while residing IN South America,
sc nissiobsry discovered sa'e s0d sira pie remedy
toT the cure of EsrF0nS EeakneSs, Early Decay f,
O'ease OF ne ertnsry srd Sc Iiael Qrgs1s,aad the
yictous Sshi's. G-eat numbers base been cured Us
TITS noble remedy. Prom pted d dosife TO benefit
t.s afflicted and unfortunate, Si ssad the reoi pe
eavetcps, 70 any v 10 negas u. Byss t GsaTss.
Address, JOSEPH 7 TH44N,
Station d, Bible House,
msr2afy New YORK City.
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.FZPH.zRETEC.sL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY:

Soztz-1log Csros O. FirEt-olsss kstaoliahnscts
IN al q 2ls5Gs CT E1sLess IN tie District.
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A STRANGE CASE OF PoIsnSIss Pa.iea, !,
dsG Physicians Killed "A letterfr M Hermitage
Mo, gives an account Of a terrible case OF pSis-
oning which occurred IN the town OF whea tland
on wednesday last. IL appears that a youBg
man name Moore applied TO the county ply
sIcian Tor prescription for some medicine to
cure ague, and as lac objected to taking auinine
the doctor prescribed a dose Of bitters com
pounded Of Peruvian bar K ,dogweed and whisky
The young man tof a dose of the bitters aud
started for his home, which he was barely abs
to reach, and sHcn afterwards died. Drs. Red
held and Barnss, who had been summoned b.
Mis-. Moore to attend her son, in order to relieve
the mothers fears that the young man had been
roisoned, each swallowed some of the bitters
ang soon afterwards started for their homes, but
lad proceeded q short distance only when DR.
Barnes was taken violently ~, and was COM
PEELED 70 dismount from his horse. He was lust
able 20 drag himself home, and died during TIC
night DIR. Redfeld. feeling pgemonitory symp-
toms OF poisoning, spurred his horse 70 his Mt
speed, and just reached his home when he fell in
sensible at the door. He was carried inside and
died within fifteen Iainutes. The matter had
not been investigated when the letter was writ
ten, therefore L is not known whether the
doctor who prepared the bitters made a mistake
o. whether the druggist from whom he pur-
chased the medicine committed q 6!under
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CoLoRED MECHANICS. - Northern ytsitors
9iten express surprise NJ seeing the large num-
Ter Of cOlcrod mechanics al work II, his So,
and enc who ol'eer Fed white and c0lored bricks
layers building a wall together, remarked thsf
IN his part on the Union Eay negro Who as
tempted 70 work as mechanic alongside of =
white man would be al obbed." A diferert
sentiment prevails here, and every nan. what
ever his complexion may be, has an ample on
portunity 70 earr ms L ing.-RfChm0Rd Fkto.
S-The capTiclo Is sess of the action OF light
ling wac exemplite a At Windsor I,ocks, CT a
DAY on two ago. 'rhe electric fuid entered a
stable where Eve horses were standing side bV
side, killing the first and third without touching
the others, and then left, doing no injury what
ever 60 the building.
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TIE SHENANDOAH vALLRY.--Narker garden
ing has been introduced In the Shenandoah Val
ley, Virginia. A practical experiment, recently
made in that region, it 10 said, has shown tina,
the raising Of vegetables and seeds for market
pays four-foid mpre than the cultivation o.
heavy crops.
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a LoVE-SICK KNIGHT OF THE RAZOR Ar
TENTS TO BLOW OUT HIS BRAINs.-Lncio
QuaTtrcse, BARRIERS apprentice, aged I6, at
tempted to commit suicide on Saturday b.
shooting. Early in the season he had holiday
and attended picnic. There he met q youT,
Miss OF his own nationality, and near his own
age. He conceived for her a desperate hobblede-
hoy ah9ction. AZ first the girl was pleased with
encouragement, but lately the incipient barber
manifested so much earnestness that she became
alarmed. She avoided him, and used other maid
enly devices to turn his attentions from her.
Lucio coE4dD stand this, and he concluded .hat
MS sf1teen summers were enough OF l4e He got
Smith * WessoR pistol somewhere, and yes
terday, about O'Clock, he told the worknen In
the shop that life was burden ne would bear no
longer, simultaneously placing the muzzle ofthe
revolver to his head, and pulling the trigger
The bullet entered behind his right ear ana
was taken TO Bellevue.-N. 2. Star