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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
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WASHINGTON April 7, 1872.
The Democracy and the Liberal Republicans
Senator Schurz ts announced to address a mass
meeting of reform republicans in New York ON
Wednesday, In the interest OF the Cincinnati Con-
vention. The opinion prevailing here among Tho
opponents Of Grant ~ that the democrats WILL with
a few exceptions, unite with the Cincinnati Con-
vention, and that Judge Davis Will be the nominee.
THIS much conceded, the great trouble IS In the
selection OF candidate for the Vice Presidency.
and this has become already a stumbingblock to
the leaders OF the movements, who are opposed 10
the selection Of any but a well known republican
Repmoiican Troubles iii Arkansas. 80
A private telegram received from Little Rock,
Arkansas, dated yesterday, says four members
Withdrew from the State Central Republican Com
insttee, wherein the remainder flied the vacant
places, and the Committee thus constituted design
ated May 90 as the time for holding The State Con-
ventlon. Another private telegram gives different
version stating that account OF the chairman
refusing to recognize four members OF the Com.
mittee, the committee by vote OF against ad-
journed to another place, not wishing to have any
dinlculty at the house OF the chairman, where tho
meeting was held. the probability Is there Will be
two State conventions.
The Mormon Constitution.
The Utah state constitution. recently referred To
the Committee on Territories, has been printed 1t
declares that such terms, III any, as may De pre-
scrlbed by Congress a condition for the admis-
sion of the State OF Deserct into the Union shall be
subject to ratification by majority OF the people.
This constitution guarantees tine free exercise ana
enjoyment OF religious profession and worship. bus
the liberty OF conscience secured Is not 10 be SO
construed as to excuse acts OF RIGHTEOUSNESS or
other crimes justify practices inconsistent with
the peace or safety OF the State 1t also contains
clause defining treason against the State.
THE Tariff BiI Coming.
The Committee on Ways and Means held long
meeting yesterday tie Tariff bin. They want to
present 1t to the House early this week.
Donkey Boilers Freight Steamers.
In response to letter making inquiry Whether
the paragraph in rule 90 OF the steamboat regula-
tons, requiring seagoing steam vessels TO be pro-
vaded with donkey boilers OF sufficient capacity to
work their pumps applies to seagolng freight
steamers, the Secretary OF the Treasury decides
tnat steamers OF the class referred to are not en-
braced III the provisions OF that rule.
Washington Jockey Club.
Jockey Club has been formed In Washington
with Charles A. Bristed as President anu Admiral
Porter Wee President.
The International.
Several branch societies OF the lnternatonaD
have Just been organized IN this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
THE WEATH Err.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON ID, g.. Aprll ST. A. M.

WASHINGTON, d. O., April 81 A. M.
Synopsis Jor the Fast T,centv-jOur Hours
The barometer has continued highest over the
New England coast. The area Of rain has extended
nortneastward over the Lake region and east
ward to the Atlantic, and partially cloudy weather
continues over the former and South Atlantic and
Gulf states. Clear and pleasant weather has pre-.
vailed during sunday over the interior Of the South
ern States and northward to Iowa, Illinois, Ohio
and virginia. Reports have not yet been received
from tue stations west Of the Missouri.
Probabilities.
Partially cloudy but pleasant weather Will prevail
over the Middle and South Atlantic States by Mon
day morning and extend over New England during
Monday. Increased cloudlness with easterly to
southerly winds, is probable from the upper lakes
TO the South Atlantic and Cult coasts and threaten
Ing weather and rain will probably prevail through.
out the Mississippi Valley Dangerous winds are
not antciDated,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

THE JAPS' VISIT TO NEWARK.

1t is expected that the Japanese scietsts and me-
chanicians will arrive from Philadelphia in Newark
by ten O'Clock TINS forenoon. committee OF gen.
tlemen on to Philadelphia last night TO escort
them to Newark. On arriving at Newark they will
be entertained by the Board OF Trade at the Park
House. and after dinner will proceed In carriages
10 make the tour OF the leading manufactures. IL
is In tended to take them to such places III Newark
as they have not likely seen elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
ATTRoCIoUs ASSAULT ON A BOY.

case was brought TO the notice OF the police
authorizes in Jersey City yesterday which may
result IN the death OF a boy, thirteen years old.
named Charles s. Abbott. 1t appears that about
sussex street. when as is alleged, man named
william Dougherty hurled brick at MIN, which
struck him In the forehead. fracturng the skull.
The ply stefan attended the lad states that hts
condition Is very precarious. Dougherty was COM
m ttted 10 The county Ia1l.
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TELEGRAM I6 TIE NEW YOaE HEsALO.

MADRID April I. 1872
The latest returns show the following result OF
the elections for the Cortes:-
Ministerialisls elected 229
Coationsts elected. Observation-Disclosures. 1877
Doubtful Is
The returns from Porto Rico and the Canares
arc considered favorable to the government.
The Yqtdl,dad newspaper) claims that twenty
seven republican deputies nave been returned In
Guiding Costellar, Oreuse, Margall and Figueras.
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MURDER BY AN EX-RECTOR.
A Negroes Brains Blown Out for Using In
sultfnR Language.

sulting Language.
LOUISVILLE, April 7, 1872.
Last Tuesday James Temple, farmer, in Nc
Cracker county, formerly rector of the Episcopal
church, shot negro, named john Smith, twenty
years OF age, putting thirteen buckshot IN his back.
the negro ran about hundred yards and fell, when
Temple went up to him, put the muzzle OF the gun
at his mead, and, dlscnarging the other barrel,
BLEW HIS BRAINS OUT.
Temple WAS arrested and tried at Paducah Friday
and Saturday. The evidence showed that Smith
had peen employed in Temples house, and while
xindling fires IN his daughters rooms took
occasion to use Insulting language to
Them and afterwards boosted OF having had
criminal connection with them. THIS told on Tenn
pie VINO Is nearly deaf, and has very nervous ex.
ctabe temper. Coming suddenly upon smith,
Temple shot him. lie was held In $4,000 bail 10
answer at the Criminal Court.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, April T. 1872.
His Excellency President Theirs and Count Won
Arnim Will commence negotiations for the
COMPLETE evacuation OF French territory by the
German troops.
CLs RICO DEMOCRATIC PROTEST AGAINST INFALLI.
BILITY.
Pere Junqua held public conference at Bordeaux
last night, and delivered an address against the
dogma OF Papal infailiblll;y. The audience mum.
bered 1000, and included many priests.
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PROBABLE MURDLR.

ERIE Pa, April 7, 1872.
woman named Grace Plucker. about forty years
OF age was found dead In bed Ia little shanty,
near Land lighthouse to-day. Her face was black
from apparent stranguiation, ana mere are inarks
IKE finger prints on her throat. The only occupants
~ inc sharty were her husband and little son.
the husband mas been taken into custody to await
n coroucrs inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
OOMs OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, !

WASHINGTON, teb. ~, 1872.
The undersigned the committee appointed by
the Agricultural Convention recently assembled IN
THIS city 10 memorabilia Congress In reference to
tablsned under the act OF Congress passed July 2,
1852 would most respectfully urge upon the atten-
ton OF Congress the following preamble and resolu-
tlOns:-
Whereas the Weather Signal Service which mas
been so successfully inaugurated by the honorable
Secretary OF War. anu so ably conducted by the
Chlef Signal Ofncer or the army with the corps
der his command, has resulted IN such IncalcdlaDe
benent to the agricultural and commercial interests
OF the country; and whereas these beneficial re-
suits should be more widely extended to the masses
OF the people In every Stale, therefore be II
Resolved, That Congress De requested to authorize
the establishment OF Signal Service station each
OF the State agricultural colleges which been
organized under said act OF Congress OF July 1862
an efficient means OF promoting the cause or
meteorological and agricultural science among the
people.
Resolved, That, TO promote these and other ends
OF this important service, we earnestly recommend
that the sum OF not less than S250000 be appro-
priatcd especially Tor this service for the year end
Ing June 81. 1878. J. b. BOWMAN, Chairman.
There is every reason to hope that Congress IS
will adopt the earnest recommendation Of
their committee, in which the farmers and
planters OF the whole country are so deeply
interested. The signal reports are Of incalcu-
liable aid to our merchants, shippers and sea-
men, and the farmers are, if anything, more
in need of them than any other class of men.
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THE JAPS AND THE OUAKERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April I, 1872.
The japanese Embassy leave this city tomorrow
for Trenton, N. j., where they will remain two
DAYS, They will then return to Washington. On
Saturday they made an excursion down the Della
ware the revenue cutter ColfaX to Chester.
They viewed the monitors at League Island and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

TIE SPANISH REPUBLICAN REFoRMERs
claim to have secured twenty seven of the
deputies who were returned to the Cortes at
the electoral polls for their party. The list in
cludes CASTELAR,, Orense and Figueras, each
one legislative host in himself; so that the
republicans have made upin quality what they
lack in numbers
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" times and this at the very hottest moments
of weather during the months of June and
July, just subsequent to the adjournment Of
the Quakers' anniversary in May, and when
the Friends have been returned to their peace
full and happy homes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
supplementary Weather Report.

II has been showing al Cheyenne, Denver and
Virginia City. Rain is reported from Batim ORE
CINCINNATI, Grand Haven, Indianapolis, KeoSuk;
Lake city. Fla; Louisville; Norfolk, Va; Augusta
Cape May Detroit, Mobile, New York, Philadelphia,
ST. Paul, Boston, Buffalo. Burlington, Duluth, New
London, oswcgo. Pittsburg Portland Rochester,
savannah, Toronto and Tell in this city last night
and this morning. Cloudy weather, with a high
southwesserly wind and u temperature Of twenty
FIVE degrees above zero, Is reported this evening
from Mount Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
OPENING OF THE LAKES.

DETROIT, Mich, April 7. 1872.
A tug succeeded I'm getting through Lake 81.
Clair yesterday, passing through six miles OF Ice.
Tne heavy rain prevailing since yesterday will un.
doubtedly rot the ice so that navigation may now
be considered open from Port Huron TO Cleveland.
The ice IN saginaw bay and Lake Huron Is still
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

JUDGE DAVIS CONTINUES TO LOOM UP on
the Cincinnati horizon. 1t is still possible
that Trumbull will knock him sky high when
the soreheads are actually in conclave.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
AN Ex-RgBEL ADIuTANT GENERAL IN WANT.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 7, 1879.
number of gentlemen. friendly to Samuel
Cooper, late AdIutant General OF the rebel army.
met last night and took TO raise money to
relieve has reported wants. Several subscriptions
were made on the spot and committees were ap.
pointed 10 solicit funds. The prospects arc that
oustucrable amount will be raised.
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CATCH HIN BACKING OUT.
SCRANTON. Pa. April Z. Is

SCRANTON, Pa, April 7, 1872.
1t having been stated thar Hon. W. w. ketcnag,
o. this county, had Withdrawn as candidate Tor
Governor, MT. Kctcham has addressed the following
to the Morning Republican,
wiLsEsBARRE, Pa, April 9, 1874
have not withi. candidate fer the republican
npminiion for uovernys Of feansyvAn Believe nothing
TO tuq cohtrarrs ". W. kLlClAM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
COLLISION ON THE SOUND.

PROVIDENCE R. I, April 7, 1872.
The schooner Fly, Of and for East Greenwich,
with coal coided on the Sound last night with the
steamer Newport.
The schooner lost her bowsprit and headgear and
started leaking but the Captain thought he could
reach New London without assistance. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
STORM IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.

CHEYENNE, w. T., April I, 1872.
The worst storm Of the season ls prevailing to-
day. No train has arrived from the West to-day.
The train from the East arrived on tme but is laid
I'm on q Side track.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., April 7, 1872.
The United States steamer vandalia receiving
ship at this yard for several years. was taken IN
tow for the Charleston Navy Yard yesterday by
the United States snlps SpeedWell and Les cen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
THE CRYING SIN.

OMAHA. Neb., April T. 1872.
Dr. Marvin aud Samuel Boyd have been found
gunty OF causing the death OF Miss oliver, OF Wood
RIVER Nebraska, by producing an abortion The
former was sentenced TO three and hall years, aud
the latter to SIX MONTHS Imprisonment IN the Peni-
tputt
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I r A L z.
Disciples Of LOyOla Detailed for Foreign
Duty by the Pope.
His Holiness Endorsement of tho Jesuit So
ciety-He "Entrusts Them with Va
rious Interests"


ROME, April 7, 1877.
The Father General OF the Society of Jesus. &C
companed by three members OF the society, has
left Rome, 1t Is rumored on secret mission from
the Pope
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
Bmrnests Cocoaine Makes Hair Glossy.

Che Greatest Blower In the Household In
the blunderbuss that deals destruction with KNOWLES
INSECT DESTROYER among all creeping, crawling, hop
ming and living that suck blood nes houses
and kin our pet flowers shrubs Depot No. Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08
THE BLACK CLARK MURDER.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, April I, 1872.
william warner, amshonse keeper, who was at
iaeked by q negro named Clark, on the 4th OF April
died tnls morning from the effects OF the injuries
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A.-A.-A. Raymond y Co., Ciotnlsrs:
CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS SPkINu
OvERCOATS AND SPRING SUlrS.
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A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway. corner Murray SOS.
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Angeles Turkish Baths, Lcxin9tou avenue
Twenty fifth street WALKING before breaksas n
ycoratDg dinner soothing than opates before
retiring Ladies day and evening Gentlemen every day
nd MI n
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A.-Uoyal Havana I.ottery.-y. II. Martinez
4 Co. Bankers, 10 Wall street, Box 4oso New York Poss
oHc
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A.-ssWei2hf, strength and Color may be
gained by using COD LIVER OIL" HAZARD CAS-.
WELLS Is the best.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

The Weather in This City Yesterday.
Tnefolowing record VII, show the changes In the
,emperature for the past twenty-four hours IN COM
nar,son with the corresponding day OF last year.
rs indicated bv the tnerm ometer AZ Huopurs Pnar-
go. uuuAt.u Euiidup.--
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A.-During the Spring Months N0shiug u 81
purifying beautiful and refreshing RUSSIAN tvapor
BATHS at IS East Fourth street.
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Coral Earrings and Pins, New STYLES.
GEORGE G. ALLEN, ssl Broadway, near Fourteenth IL
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SPAIN.

Political Analysis of the Parliamentary Vote from
the Electoral Polls-Republican Hopes for
the Defenders of Radical Reform.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

Havana lottery.-Prizcs Cashcd ana sm.or-
nation given. JUDE, ~ ~ ,na.t.vay r,nnmA
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FRANCE.

Presidential Plans for the Procuration of Free
dom from Foreign srs-Priestly Procla-
nation of Clerical Fallibility.
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Attend to the First symptoms Of Cansump-
ton the disease be checked in It's ncipency
use at once DIR. JAYNE's EXPECTORANT, safe remedy
for al, affections OF the lungs and bronchia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

Fine Gold Earrings aud Plus.
Etruscan, Cameo. Gsrnei, Onyx, &C. -, ,..
GEO c. ALLEN al broadway. near Fourteenth s'reos-
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Fine Gold Watches of All Kinds.
GEO C. ALLEN, Sal Broadway, near Fourteenth street.
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RoyuI Havana Lottery. ,, 49,, ,,,h.., -.
pr,,ss cashed and information furnished he hghes. o
80, ~, noubioons all OF Gold and silse GOVERN
PaiI. toI nm 80 Sc TAYLOR h Co, BANKERS
ment SECURITIES, "e' -" 10 Wal street, New York.
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s,c.rior Iron stable EittiD2s.-The Trade
su,red Catalogues sent by mall
"PsaNEs KIRKLAND, Nos. Y. 10 and IL Reaie street.
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Died.

MCKOwN.-At Hoboken, N. j.. on Sunday, Aprn
l. 1872 AFTER a lingering Illness, JAMES MCKOwN.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
lFOr other Deatlts see AtTtth Pdge.l
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Average temperature YESTERDAY. ........... -.
Average temperature FOR corresponding date
last eaf..........-,....si. ,'a,''s-',,':
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sackct,,s Magic Cohorts Gives the Hair -
liberty street
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The Great Uri9inaI DO!Inf store, EW7 Braad~
way is now completely stocked larger variety
of fancy and useful than any other store IN the
world OF any article In the establishment for
One Dollar regardless Of vsne The present STOCK
far bar gains that have 0eea hal Al
THE DOLLAR store auoasts Boui stree'
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Proposed Crop Reports and Utilization Of
Weather kilograms by Farmers.
We publish below an interesting series Of
resolutions from the Committee of the Govern
ment Board for Overseeing the Interests Of the
Different State Agricultural Colleges, taken
from the Nautical Gazette =
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-03-12

TERMS-IN ADVANCE:
Daily paper, per year, $1,000
weekly paper, per year $500
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SENATOR DELAMATER.

We copy the following in regard to
the remarks recently passed upon SEN
ator Delamater's alleged violation of
his pair with Senator Knight:
We have already stated editorially
that the pair of Senator Delamater
and Senator Knight was fairly and
hororably terminated Ivy notice of the
former to the latter, aud that Nj. Del.
amater was perfectly right in the course
he pursued when the M'Clure. Gray
committee was about to he drawn.
But as some of the newspapers in his
district and in other parts of the State,
still continue to censure him, we re-
publish from the Beaver Radical the
following paragr PHI, which fully vim
dlcates tue Senator's course:
Senat, T. Dclamater, of Crawford. is
abused by certain editors because it is
alleged he violated his palr with Sen.
at0r knight when the committee was
drawn to uy the contested election of
Mcclure VS. GRAY. There was no viu.
Iation of the pair, aud consequently
there is no occasion for abuse. The
pair was m dc before the election in
Philadelphia, aud bad no reference TO
and did not extend to the drawing of
Il committee. 1t is always in the pow
er of Senator to terminate pair by
notice, and this notice was given sew.
eral days before the time referred to;
but if that had not been the case, as
Senator Blllingielt well said, his pair
only extended to questions of voting
and not to involuntary acts, such as
allowing his name to go into tn, box,
which he could only prevent by leav-
ing Senate.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-03-12

STABBING AFFRAY.-Two young
tioods named respectively Gibson and
Staver. who were attending common
school at Rynd farm, had dispute
about some ink. When thev gnr
out of the hnuse Gibson made lor
Siave who drew knife and cut hin,
on the arm. Gibson then threw SIaver
and vas using lie good arm quite live.
l. when Staver ihA C Two severe
wounds in his thigh Gibson W :
taken off, when Staver lit out lively.
but Gibson pursued him for seveia
i"ds, VIII IL he fell, exhausted fir m
loss of blnud. He was taken in al
John Wallace's, and DIR. WeslIake
called. 1t was feared his wounds
would prove fatal, but at last accounts
was considered out of danger. They
are both about 20 years of age. TIE
teach r resigned next morning. We
understand he was lad about II
y airs old, and for rome time has been
lit 10 have charge of the school, :
he was afraid To chasiise any Of the
snail OaeS for fear the lar. er ones
would thrash him. We think the di
rectors are not without ceLsure in re
gard to this, as they should have
known better than to keep such Il
teacher. Pet. Cen. Reccld.
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Terrible and Fatal AccIueni.

On Saturday, February oath. Mr.,
Mahlen Nj MuIlori, one OF the eni-
ployees IN Messrs. Bryan & Co.'S steam
mill at this place, met with Il terrible
accident, from the effects Of which he
died in about twu hours. 1t appears
that after dinner, rs they were about
to start the mill, Mr.. Multurd took Il
short ladder and got up to shift the
belts ON the sliding saw puilies; after
he had shifted the belts he seat wor::i,
to the engineer to start up, als; NV
ing his ladder to the u;hcr sIde3 Of the
large iron shaft he commenced nking
apart the shiiler. The mill had hard.
ly got under full motion wheu the
skirt of Mulfnrd's coat was caught on
the coupling ON the iron shaft, which
was running at 240 revolutions min
ute; and he was Immediately drawn
to and wound around the shalt, at
every revolution his legs and feet
striking the ceiling above. The alarm
was III once gwen and the steam shut
of, but before the mill could be stop
ped his body dropped to the floor,
stripped "f every particle of clothing
except his shirt colar-hs buots, coat,
pants AID under clothing having been
literally torn in shreds. When pick
e.. up he was insenshle, but soun re.
covered CONSCIOUSNESS, told how the
accident happened, said that he was
fatally injured aud was dying. He
was placed upon slretcher and car
ried 10 his hume on Fifth street, where
he died at half past two o'clock p. M,
nearly two hours after the accident
occurred. Upon examining the body
il was found to he bruised all over,
while his right side from the arm to
the hip was smash Il in-the bones
and ribs being broken in small pieces,
aud his right leg aud left foot broken.
-Emporium Herald.