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INC Barnard Impeachment.

SARATOGA, lJuly 20.-C. s. Bushnell
director OF the Union Pacific, Railroad,
testified in the Barnard impeachment case
this morning, detailing the proceedings
against that road under the Barnard In.
functions and orders in 1869.
In his testimony before the impeach.
ment court, today, Mr.. Bushnell stated
the practical effect Of Judge Barnard's
orders and injunction upon the stock oI
the Union Pacific railroad, was loss ol
several millions Of dollars. Tho stock de.
clining from 1O9 to 65, and the loss or
sale OF land grant bonds was very heavy,
Other witnesses were xamined, includ'
tng F. N. Bangs, who tetitied to the in
functions against the Milwaukee s. st
Paul railway, granted by Barnard, and
the appointing ofsweeney as. receiver
thereof.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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THE CHENEY CASE.
Decision of Judge Williams, OF
Chicago,

CHICAGO, July 29.-The decision rem.
dered by Judge Williams, of the Circuit
Court Of this county, today, in the case
which is known as the Cheney case, was
upon Q bill filed by certain members OF
Christ Episcopal Church against Charles
Z. Cheney, rector, and the Vestrymen and
Wardens Of said Church, praying for a
preliminary injunction restraining Cheney
from officiating as minister and the war.
dens and vestrymen from permitting his
mlnistrations, and from using the revenues
Of the parish for his support The de.
PENDANTS filed their several demurrers TO
the bill Of complaint. The rector and
the treasurer In their demurrers al
lege that the bill Is detective for
want OF equity, and for want of an.
propriate parties. Tho opinion OF the
court Is very lengthy and exhaustive, re.
viewing the entire case together with the
arguments OF the counsel, and while il
overrules the demurrers Of the defend.
ants, 1t denies the application for a tempo.
rary injunction. The effect OF this inter.
mediate decision Is to continue the Rev.
Cheney in his ministrations in the parish
Of Christ Chunch for the present, and
pending the decision upon application for
a permanent injunction, which case will
come in its regular turn on the court
docket. The main point in the decision
denying the temporary injunction appears
that there can be no pressing necessity for
an immediate severing Of the bond be-
tween Cheney and his parish, when all but
a small minority Of that parish are
opposed to such actions. The court ar
gues that under such circumstances such
action could result only in pecuniary loss
to the parish, and that as the pecuniary
rights Of the defendants and the church
majority they represent are far larger
than those represented by the complain.
ants The property interests OF the COM
plainants can be but slightly prejudiced
by refusing TO grant the motion for pre-
ltminary injunction; while those Of the de-
PENDANTS might be most iDjuriously, and,
perhaps, permanently affected by the al.
lowance. The final decision In the mat.
ter will not be reached until the case
comes up in regular order on the motion
for permanent injunction.
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MEXICO.

NEW YORK, July ga Matamoras
special says an official communication
was received there yesterday, via Tam.
pico, from the Minister Of War, Mejia,
confirming the death of President Juarez
on the 18th, Of heart disease. Lerdade
Fejado was Immediately inaugurated.
AIATAMoRAs, July 29.-A courier from
Tampico arrived this morning with City
of Mexico kilograms to the oath. The
new tariff increasing the rate Of duties has
been suspended on the frontier for two
months, permitting goods to be imported
under the old rates for that time on &C
count Of the suspension Of business by the
recent revolution.
Rochs has issued proclamation OF
Monterey favoring peace and amnesty to
the late insurgents.
A number Of prominent revolutionists
who have been refused in Texas have OBJ
tanned permission to return with their
families.
The stage coaches and ma lis to the in
terror will soon be resumed.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

General Sherman is expected TO re.
turn about the fifteenth of September.
"A freight train on the Atlantic and
Great Western R. R., ran of the track
and through bridge, near Busen bank,
Ohio, Monday morning, wrecking eight
or ten freight cars No one hurt.
"A Boston special says the EMPLOYERS
will probably concede to an increase OF
wages to the dissatisfied Crispens at
Lynn.
Gov Randolph, Of New JERSEY, de.
nies that he received q bribe Of $50 600
from the Erie ring, as charged by the
New York Times.
AT Fortress Monroe, Buck Smith, an
oyster man, and q negro Of Hampton, are
under arrest on the confession Of the latter
Tor the murder Of Sergeant Baker, of the
artillery at Mil Creek, some three months
ago. n
Gen. Sherman left Paris, Monday Tor
London.
Sir Jas. o'Connel, brother to DAM
OConnel, died at London on Mondoy.
The japanese Embassy was hand
somely entertained by the city Of Phila-
adelphia on Monday. Speeches were
made by Ambassador fwakura apt
others,
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=. c...,.l Kiellug.up" In we'n'l'
SILVER Hull, TsFlIIs Is,c e. 8. Y; Ss7s. 7ysA'|

u.,, vAI,o, Of the Intslllgeneef. NJ
To u: hai5 lI tv .oIpo oil The leading Demo
IL = ~ s%I ibs, Welzel, Democratic as ! . !,
1,I c[1s .ISo Reo Insjority against the proposed
cTSnstuion. T Nearly all the Democrats aS :
eousIiESt tono I,siESS 10 here lin Centre township.
..v un,t ibqy will vote againGtiL ,,,.orrh,
W TSssS Sus 4 a general kicking.up through
,0t ,Ss county. Democrats are dlsssIls.
Sai Sai N vItb tbeIf nominations at the primary
Lection a'S G lor county officers, 50 they nave
cSlIej A convention to NEE! in Angus. J,
ca ssIIeT Dominste 1 another ticket This is what
- Te Iike 10 sec, for Wetzel has Desn ii run
hi Sr several s years by clique Of 5ad dI11s men
Who have plunderod thousands o. aGllAls 10 4,,s
',om ,n tbe homes! laboriDg people Of our
aVu, ooSrtv al and The honest Democrats and
f Rsnp6Iicans think It time to break
M M,PSOi 'SS linz and elect good men to office
W Sopsrd 5. Hall Is stumpiGg the county
:, SSSsII Of Ibis change, and makes some
~ SoIS S assertions in regard TO the money
Tbicb V has been stolen from the people by
NE % Officers ot this county. He does not
hyor lhe new constitution, but says there
are ,I,'I a few good things about it and many
bad ones uC..o,,,, rh -,
.,v Tho Mi d loo hard to swallow. Gov.
Jacob has many friends here in both par
hes, He will receive a good vote In
Wetzel, despite the harangues OF the
Wheeling Register, for the readers OF
tbst sheet here are beginning to get their
ewes opened, and say they have to guess
Al The truth after readingit.
A gentleman out IN Marshall county,
who bought a Greeley hat previous to
tbe Baltimore Convention, now wishes to
,ell or trade il, with the remark that, "he
didn't think the Baltimore Convention
would endorse Greeley" r. L.
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DOddrldge Co. Republican Mass
Convention.

Oue Of the largest and most enthusias.
tic county conventions ever held in the
county, assembled at the court house OF
lhe 25th inst.
The meeting was called to order by P
Gsno, ESQ, and E. L. Wade was chosen
President, Luther Martin Vice President
". II. II. Davis Sec, and W. L. Cole ESQ
Asst. Sec. The usual committees were
appointed and their reports unanimously
SdOpIed.
On motion county Republican execu,
i've committee was appointed, consisting
Of one from each township, to wit; E. L
Wade, W. W. Clark, T. J. Ashburn, W
H. L. Davis, A. P. Sutton and Johr
BeVerlin.
On motion o Republican central com
mitteewas appointed. 10 wit; W. L. Cole
A c, Holmes, 7. X. Knight, W. II
Wiley and P. Gano.
Nominations being in order the follow
ing candidates were unanimously nomi
lated
Z L Wade, for House OF Delegates.
William Maxwell, Sheriff.
7. GanO, Prosecuting Attorney.
John N, Gribble, Assessor.
Tx. Knight, Clerk''of Circuit Court.
A. Y. Holmes, Clerk Of County Court.
7 @. Gray, President OF County Court.
Daniel Sherwood, County Surveyor.
On motion it wass resolved that thu
Sda Journal, Clarksburg Telegraph, Nor,
gantOwn Post and Wheeling DAILY In.
TElLIdEScER, be requested to publish the
proceedings Oi this Convention.
On motion the Convention adjourned
wu,n Ell WADE, President.
Y VII. i PAYS ssp.
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ARKANSAS.
More of the Pope County Disturb
anCeS.

more OF the Pope County Disturb
anCes.
ST. LOUIS, July 29.-The Democrats
Little Rock special says the Pope county
disturbances are attracting great atten.
ton here The officers and loyal men
consider 1t unsafe TO remain at home.
One OF them has gone to Kentucky, sew.
eral Of them are here, and many others
are lurking in the woods. Judge Nays
Court was practically overawed on last
Thursday by the presence Of a large body
OF armed men, who pretended to be
guards for the prisoners, who were
also armed, and charged with the at.
temped assassination OF Deputy Sheriff
Williams. Under these circumstances it
was thought unsafe for witnesses to ap.
pear and testify. Judge Mays did not
arrive to hold court. The town was
again filled with armed men, and the
sheriff and others, charged with killing
two or three persons, deemed 1t safer to
leave the county, having waived an ex.
animation and given bail for their ap.
pearance at. the regular. term of court.
General CAN'T, the city counsel, also re.
turned here, after fighting with Judge
Mays at Dardenelles and withdrawal
from the cases. t.
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NASHVILLE.

NAsHvrLIE, July 29.-Mrs. Church fell
from a balcony, at the residence OF DR..
Dake, Of this city, formerly OF Ohio, last
night, aud was so badly hurt that she
died in two hours. As she could not give
an explanation Of her iall, 1t is supposed
she was asleep. She was tho grand.
mother of Mrs. Dake.
VIM. Drake, fireman on the Edge
field s. Kentucky railroad, fell from ten.
der Sunday, down sixty feet trestle, and
received injuries Of which he died to-day,
Martin Searey, colored, to-day jumped
from q car on the Nashville & North
western railroad, and was killed. he was
en- his way to Nashville, and very III, par
TALLY derapged.
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Letter from mr.. Groesbeck.

COLUMBUS, o., July 29.-The follow
ing letter, addressed to Hon. John G.
Thompson and R. Btinkerhof, Chairman
of the Democratic and Liberal Republi.
can State Executive Committee Of Ohio,
has just been made public:
CINCINNATI, July 90, 1872.
"GENTLELEN:-I have your note in.
viting me to preside at the mass meeting
of Democrats and Liberal Republicans,
which will be held at Columbus on the
30th inst. to ratily the action OF the Gin.
cinnati, Cleveland and Baltimore Con-
ventions. 1 am sorry to decline an i'm
portant invitation given in such kind
words, but cannot be with you. Lest l
be misunderstood, 1 desire to say that l
accept the action Of the Conventions re-
ferred to and shallVOte for Mr.. Greeley.
The PreAdential campaign Is now fully
and finally arranged. There will be but
two candidates-both Republicans-and
we must choose between them. 1t will
not be difficult, and while we should not
hope for Democratic administration un.
der Mr.. Greeley, yet nominated as he has
been by two National Conventions, one
Republican and the other Democratic, we
may expect an administration that will
not be partisan, and after all such an ad-
ministration should be very welcome and
may bejust what is needed for the present
hour. Following a heavy civil war 1t
will be opportune and best suited to heal
all animosities and restore good will be
tween all sections Of our country and all
our people. / differ in politics with DIr.
Greeley and he was not my choice, but he
has been chosen, and with extraordinary
1nanimity, and is now before US as the
only representative Of conciliation and
under pledges for important reforms. His
great ability, courage and patriotism are
unquestionable, and if he Is selected we
have good reason to belIve we will get
reconciliation ndreform. II he is defeat
ed we already know that we will
not get them, but if the administration
now closing will be repeated, 1t should
not be repeated, nor should we make 1t
an example Tor imitation by the endorse
ment BY q reelection. As q soldier Gen.
Grant is justly distinguished, his war
services were very great and should be
acknowledge by all, they have been and
even generously acknowledged, and we
we shall never forget them, but he is not
suited for civil magistracy and we should
allow his administration to close the pend.
ing term. ! intended to write at more
length and some details, but what have
already said Is fair reply TO your note
thanking you for your lattering invitation
/ am very respectfully,
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YoRK, July 29.-The excise law
was strictly enforced in New York and
Brooklyn Yesterday. Scarcely liquor
saloon was found open. ....-
A meeting Of prominent Italians was
held last night, 10 make arrangements fol
the celebration OF the unihcation of Italy,
An Executive Committee was appointed
to consider the matter.
About 8 o'clock this morning fire was
discovered In the sugar refinery oil Berger,
Hurlbut g. Livingstone, on Leonard street,
between West Broadway and Hudson
streets. The stock and building were al
most. wholly destroyed. Considerable
damage vas done to the adjacent build.
ings. One hundred and fifty men will be
thrown out Of employment The loss will
be very heavy. The fire Is supposed to
have originated in the kiln.
A fire occurred this morning in two
large slx.story buildings, in Church street,
and Is now burning. The loss will be
heavy.
Among the names prominently men.
toned for the Msyoralty by the Demo.
Gratis, are August Belmont, John ], Kane,
at present Dock Commissioner, and
Senator James 0'Brien. By the new
election law the management OF elections
is placed under the control Of the Police
Commissioners, instead of under the
Mayor as heretofore. Already much
canvasslng is going on, and the local
campaign promises to be one Of the most
exciting interest.
The preliminary work on Vanderbilts
underground railroad has been suspend
ed, owing to the action Of the Alderman,
who hold that city property can only be
sold at auction.
Greeley has engaged quarters for the
season East Hampton, Long Island.
He is to deliver an annual address before
the Suffolk County Agricultural Society
next week.
The loss by the burning Of the sugar
refinery ei Boyer, Hulbar s Livingstone,
this morning, is estimated at $SO0,000i
fully insured. Avail fell across the street
burying Michael Downing, who was ex.
tricated slightly injured.
The moulding mill Of Sherman Bros
on Bond street Brooklyn, was burned
this morning with the adjoining carriage
factory of F. Dillon. The loss will prob.
ably reach $4,000.
E. a. Hotchkiss. formerly with the At.
lantic & Great Western Railroad, has
been appointed Treasurer of the Erie
Railway in place Of Watts Sherman, re.
signed.
The estimated loss by the burning Of the
sugar refinery on Leonard street to-day
is $350,000. The insurance is divided
among some forty companies, mostly in
this city. The fire in Church street
proved insignificant.
Two liquor dealers have been sent to
prison for twenty days for keeping open
shop on Sunday In Brooklyn.
The U. s. Treasury to-day paid out
$4,000. ii
PresidenSGrant and family arrived from
Long Branch to-day and left this evening
for the Thousand Islands on the St. Law
renee. ,r, .....-
Commissioner Carr, Of Brooklyn, will
Tive.
To the indictment found against him for
delalcation it Is intimated that Wadleigh
will plead guilty.
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PITTSBURGH, July 2O-The Mononga.
hela at dark was 4 feet Q inches and fall.
ing.
EvANsv1LLE, IND, July 29.-Clear and
hot till noon. Mercury 90. 1t Is now
cloudy, with indications of rain. River
swelling slowly. Business active.
CAIRO, ILL, ,July29-River risen @ inch,
es, shower at o'clock this afternoon, the
weather is cooler.
. CINCINNATI, A: July s0.-River sixteen
feet and falling.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Clear and very
warm. River falling with 2 feet inches
in canal and 5 feet 8 inches on falls. Nc
arrivals except local packets.
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"JaeOb, the Jew.n
WuIn II IT, WADEI ITeSItIeIE.


10 As EdItOn Of the Intelllgencer.
Now as The purified Democratic party
aas selected q fair model for President.
from the political fabric Of New York,
!aey Iy to get hold Of any decent man in
tas STATE tomake capital ior their hungry
s'oaachs, 80 il appears to us when
come out the old rebelliOus Bourbons and
uecLy our Governor as being a Jew. Well
LllSll nc DO one aud so far as we
AaoW The better class Of that
tsce they arc rs honest as the
OeN OF the Democrats have al.
ways proved 10 be. Governor Jacob is
democrat, he at least goes under that
ta.L name and people who know him well
10y! %! aes an upright, trustworthy, able
,Ia Ial n Sao deserves not only the votes OF
oa. Ius Republicans in general but of all Dem.
GS'sS, Siass: with the single exception of the
IiISsuurS Iin,Ias ouH whose light shines but
SSttn!y oSl and whose editor might sell his
character ,t as Esau to that Governor Jacob ,
alac,oJ VI PV'Iage II jacob will be
vd,,Sa 1sn q, Democrat, said to-day an old
thar SUIE ,S,C. christian who is residing Tor more
vo,a aa SsaIF!y ~. years in this town, and shall
tSo. IUs ,Un, wi our present Governor. PeoDlt
SDD.loS T.' loGS with open eyes know how tC
XXI vgiRiI'esiSIe esM Jacob, whether the Camdenites
Jew W Talt ~ j MN Jew or something else. q
win viii " y, Is so lar as that name is identified
,.iia,s. 1iia sae best teachings of the moral and
Sv Us SsNs world, which are also vindicateG
Bp,p People T01p going around as Christians
lb,, M, GisG nO,,,S casting ISLANDERS against a mar
No, @ ST.i.i,t STlll not be bribed are neither jew
sCciS,u ~ Su'Sqana .l They are the refuse o
iSs iSsTiyI1.9ey Ti.-1.y are Of The literary tribe q
tIjs. S.'A'AsOuFg moonlight and bis sat
q ION OF JAcOn OFruE HOUSE, OF LEVI
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, July 29.-staturday morn.
Ing the mutilated remains Of man nam.
ed VIM. Mule, believed to have been a
driver for the Cincinnati Transfer Com.
pany, was found on the track OF the Short
Line R. R, near Smithfeld station.
Jas. Gill, cabin boy on the steamer Ben
Franklin, went swimming off the boat
Sunday evening, and has not since beer
seen and is supposed to have been drown
ed. He resided in Vevay, Ind.
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CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, July 20.-The names Of
the parties burned last night by the lamp
explosion, are Mr.. and Mrs. Keapke, and
Mrs. Leutz. Mrs. Keapke is so badly
injured, that her life is despaired ol.
A young woman named Lizzie Tilley,
Withdrawing a call last evening, was
taken sick suddenly, and died this morn.
ing. The deceased came from Steuben.
vile, and has been in this city about two
weeks.
Daniel Kelso was bound over Tor trial
by a police Judge, on the charge Of being
accessory to the recent murder Of Marvin
Meyers, and had hearing before the
Probate Court, last Saturday, and was
discharged.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, July 9O.-Total subscriptions to
the new loan amount to 100000 Of
francs, while but 100000 were called
for. Five millions Of francs were sub.
scribed by German capitalists in Berlin.
The magnificent railway station at
Metz, has been destroyed by fire. This
is.the fourth large fire which has occur.
red In that city within twelve months.
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clNCIN NATI.

DsviOn sNv'iSOClSSATr, n 7 July 2O.-A dIsn,,cn r.o,,,
Gillespie an tae q. Ga;stte z; says that W, II.
'tteel 10 10 5SS 5SSSACEed sS VIM. F. Comfy on the he,
PPsd sGs he voIencS TSo 'SsGrteFsd SSaas and
iag inplvi,nS"e X ,Se 1iyt Dayton Journal this morn. N,
1868. 4SS eSva1t that destroyed the JoSgaSs T' II
HOtnias S,S9 Ss,,oSo 70 be the writer Of NM NM
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Railroad Consolidation.

HorKNsv11IE, KY, July 29.-At q
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Evans
vile, Henderson & Nashville Railroad
held here to-day, to take action upon the
proposition To. consolidate the st. Louis &
Southern, the Evansville, Henderson &
Nashville, and Edgefeld & Kentucky
Railroads in q trunk line from St. Louii
to Nashville, the contracts presented BY
General Winslow, President of the ST
Louis & Southeastern Railroad, wert
adopted by an Overwhelming majority
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Letter from senator Sumner.
no ne MADE pUpL1c TODAY.

;wAsH1Ssros, July 99.1A letter was
received sometime ago by Senator Sum.
|ner, signed by thirty respectable colored
citizens ol Washington, asking his opinion
on the issues between Grant and Greeley,
and especially with reference 70 their anti.
cedents and present position. Its under.
stood that the Senator's answer will be
given 10 the press tomorrow, in il he re,
views at length the claims Of the two
candidates, but 1t is not known on which
he decides. he give as a watchword,
the unity Of the Republican party and the
equality Of all reconciliation,
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The Forneys and the Camerons.

New YORK, July 20.-D. O. Forney,
late Of the Washington 0hronicle, has a
lengthy communication in the Herald re-
viewing the past career Of Simon Came.
ron and charging him with the responsi.
b!lity Of the present difficulties Of the
party in Pennsylvania. Forney says his
relations TO Evans claims, for which he
was attacked by Cameron, was Of q
purely legitimate character.
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Weather Report.
: WAN DHPARTHKNf,
oPFTcE OF EHH CMEP SIGNAL OFFT0iR,
WARRINGTON, D. O., July 29-7:a0e. \.
PROBABILITIES.

Low barometer on Lower Lakes will
move eastward over New York and New
England with cloudy weather. Southerly
winds extending over Western and
Northern Pennsylvania. Clearing weath.
Grand southwesterly winds veerihg to
light northerly to Virginia and South
Atlantic and Gull States. Clearing and
clear weather and northerly winds on
Tuesday over the Lower Lakes, and
southwark to the Ohio river. Partly
cloudy weather, with winds veering to
northeasterly on the Upper Lakes and in
the northwest and southeasterly to the
Upper Mississippi.
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,,IS SATURDAYS New York T,is,,. nm
irS CS CovaDS, Sp,ee columns Of list Of default.
Ss,eiS ,peTi@'tGislratiOn. t The list was compiIed con I
lSss sI Livery l. very incomplete, The total oi %
s t.rns, admitted frauds Is as follows '" rUa ~
Co., pOs,SSn pEcSenue, q S92 O58; pensions sois a.
~ ssts sI9Se PSe. !, Ss4s 600; Treasury, $0O5,.
Of irs;JcSs s}SI tine $500; DepartHmep,
RiSsI5' War, $445,4O6. Total
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO July 2O.-In the Circuit Court
in the Cheney case, this morning, Judge
Williams overruled the demurrer filed by
defendant, but refused to grant tempo.
rary injunction restraining the vestrymen
from devoting the funds Of the parish to
the support OF the deposed rector.
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Ere at Fnrhnrv. Pa

TITUsv1LLE, July ga fire broke out
at Foxbury, on Saturday evening, de.
stroying large portion Of the town, Elm.
bracing stores and offices. The heaviest
losers were Porteraeld s. McCombs,
hardware dealers, and Mr.. Trayers, cloth.
ing store; insured. The fire Is supposed
to be accidental.