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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-10-14
SAN FRANCISCO.

to Seamen".."AnOther Balloon
Ascension. smallpox among the Chi
nese. -. Stocks and Dividends. Sent to
stockton. Supposed Thief Relief for
Memphis. is.......Stani0rd Notified to Sur
reader Land. -. Masonic. Horses Pol
sOned.. RlneOn Rock 90 b. Removed.
ShiDUrec5<S.
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LOUISVILLE.
DAMAGES Awarded.

LOUISVILLE, June 5.-The suit Of the
Transfer Company against the city for
damage done to wagons in consequence
of bad streets was tried before
Justice Miller who gave verdict
against the city for the full amount
claimed.
An interesting test OF the Champion
Fire Extiuguisher, was made this af-
ternoon aud was witnessed by the Conn
missioners from Seymour, Fort Madi-
son, St. Louis aud other representatives
from the fire department of ST. Louis;
Judge Bean, Assistant Chief A. L.
Foote, Of Milwaukee; Mayor Of Louis
Vile; Commissioners OF the fire de-
partment Of Louisville, and Commis-
sioners from Georgia, Tennessee and
Alabama The trial was an unprece-
dented success. Two strong frame
building saturated with coal oil and
filled with tar, and torch applied. At
328 .. m. q man went two squares TO
box, turned on the alarm extinguish-
er, and ran from the engiue-house hall
| a mile, arriving at the building at 3:S5,
then burning fercely asd enveloped in
flames. The engines then played on
the fire with two streams. The fire
was under complete control at $40 and
at 4 ?. u. neither FIRE or smoke was to
be seen. faSt Il
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ST. LOUIS.
Tragedy near bonneville, Nc

Tragedy near bonneville, NO.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The Republiern
has a special from Bonneville, detailing
a tragedy which occurred at Billinss-
vile, q few miles distant from Boone
vile, on Saturday last. 1t appears that
Pat Mcnamara, a squad boss in a stone
quarry near by, discharged three men.
named Tom Graney, Joe Mason, and
Pat Murphy. These men were imme-
diately hired by another boss, by the
name of O'Neil, which fact was reported
by Mcnamara to the chief engineer OF
the works, and O'Neil and the three
men were dismissed on Saturday even
ing. O'Neil and the discharged men
assaulted Mcnamara and beat him
badly. In the melee McNamara shot
and instantly killed Graney, and NOR
tally wounded Mason. Mcnamara
gave himself up, and was discharged on
the ground of justifable homicide.
A small party Of Usage Indians at
tackled some herds OF cattle on the New
Ellsworth trail in Kansas, last Satur'
day, and killed and scalped a man
named Chambers.
The reports which have gained cir
culation that the cholera prevails IN
this city are entirely untrue.
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CHICAGO.
Accideuf.

CHICAGO, June 5.-This forenoon a
sad accident happened at the Jubilee
Coliseum. Some workmen were paint
ing the ipterior OF the roof, standing on
a scaffold; conductor Gilmore was re-
hesrsing his chorus, when a sudden
crash in the building for time put an
end to the vocal and Instrumental ex-
ercises. At the north end of the build
ing, on the floor, lay the apparently
lileless bodies of two men among the
tressle stripgers and ornamental iron
work of the roof. Just above where
they lay, hung, suspended by one OF it.
ends to stringer, a large plank, which
bad supported the men, BY being placed
on one Of the iron stripgers of the roof
This support gave way.
The Yank ton INDIANS.
The following dispatch was received
here this morning: 5..
YANKroS AGENCY, D. T., June A.
Via Fort Randall.-None OF the Yank
ton Indians have left their reservations
to ioin the hostile bands on the upper
Missouri, as reported lately by General
Custer. The Yanktons arc all at home
attending to their business.
JOHN G. GossMAN,
U. s. Indian Agent
The city is filed with strangers II
attendance upon the jubilee, and th'
success of the affair is regarded certain
Gilmore's band arrived last night, and
the musical forces are fully organized.
The first concert takes place this alter
nom
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PROBABLY the best paid ofthe Amer
lean newspaper correspondents at Wen
ma is Miss Olive Harper, who was sent
there by the San Francisco Alta, but
who also corresponds With the St. Louis
Globe. Miss Harper is iucurably lame
and cannot move except on crutches.
Yet che is very enterprising, and is an
interesting writer. She was posting of
to the Lava Beds to report the move-
ments Of Captain Jack, when the Alta
countermaDded the orders it had given
her, and cent her to Vienna. Though
famed by anchylosis Of the knee joint
she is q splendid horsewoman, and even
on her crutches she glides along grace
fully and easily. She is thirty and q
widow-Miss Harper being merely her
literary pseudonym.
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2ud Georgia district; W. Mclean anG
George C. Seaton 7th Virginia district
w. F. Hess 18th Pennsylvania district
W. McMichael 1st Michigan district
John A. Conaford 2ud Minnesota dis
trict Amos j. Stockwell. Cornelius ]
Murphy and Francis N. Montell Isl
California district.
The U. S. Steamer Frolic, having or
board the Polaris crew from St. Johns
arrived at the Washington Navy Yard
this afternoon. Shortly after her arri'
val she wss visited by Secretary Robe.
SON and Admiral Rogers, who had
quite q talk with Captain Tyson and
other members OF the party. The Sec
retary will perhaps tomorrow, com
mence an investigation Of the whole
question.
Our Prisoners. ...,
A telegram was received 10, day from
General Schofield which will doubtless
hasten revelation as to what shall be
done with the Modocs. Gen. Schofeld
is OF the opinion those concerned in the
murder of General Candy and other
United States officers in tine lava beds,
should be tried by military court
martial, and those under indictment by
State courts, turned over to the State
authorities for trial and punishment.
The remainder to be kept In confine-
ment at some safe point, and the women
and children placed on some reserva-
tion. General Schofeld's views have
been communicated to the President
and doubtless orders will be issued as to
what shall be done with the prisoners.
The Interior Department decided to-
day that land containing borax or that
contain bitumen ought to be patented
as mineral lands, under the mining act.
Under the recent act OF Congress,
creating Board of Emigration Com
missioners, the Secretary OF the Treas
ury has made the following appoints
ments:
DR.. John NJ. Woodwork, j. B.
Sanders, J. Fred Merger, c. Calvin, j..
Ii. Hiper, II. NJ. Barnard, the latter
will be known as the Washington cor
respondent. A lady member OF the
Board is to be assigned to the duty OF
reporting upon the treatment of women
and children on board OF the emigrant
ships. DR.. Woodwork will exercise q
general supervision OF the Atlantic sea-
board. Another Commissioner will 20
to San Francisco to investigate the con-
dtion OF the Chinese and Japanese
migration. Other will be sent to
Europe to make inquiries and prepare a
full report
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HERE are materials for . sensation
anti-American novel that will exactly
suit the pen Of Mrs. Henry Wood or
Miss Braddon: A charming young
widow arrived in this city by steamer.
on Sunday. fell 10 with q nice young
msn on Monday, went 10 . champagne
dinner With him. and was robbed OF oil
her money on Tuesday. found herself
pennilsss and helpless on Wednesday,
and made an appeal 10 the public Tor
aid on Thursdsv. hoping 10 secure re-
turn ticket on Friday. and Get sail from
this wretched contsent on Saturday.
Again. on Wednesday the son VI >
wealthy merchant OF Cardiff arrived
here BY the steamship Pembroke. The
came day he was robbed OF bic nosey
and vsluables. On Thursdsy he was
iound dead IN his room at the hotsl.
He had come here for . pleasure Tip.
Il would Be uncbaIiisble 10 suppose
that the lady wN an sdyentufeas and
the gectemsn . spepdtbrik son OF .
rich sire. Yet, We shall probably read
narrowing reflections On the horrors OF
lite 10 New York, in the columns OF
English exchanged Such ssd esdioxs
OF pleasure trips hare happened 70
Americans 10 iofeiga parts. They con
yey . moral that has been 90 often
drawn that il ought never to become
becesssry 70 repeat it-Daily GrapAie.
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A FEW days since three prisoners es.
capped from the Elk Co., Pa, Jail. Their
names are James Crook, John Kelly
ahd Patrick Gleason-the two former
charged with stabbiDg with intent to
kill, and the latter with forgery. The
following note addressed to the Sheriff
and signed by the parties, was found
after their departure:
DEAR SIR: We, the undersigned,
return you our most heartfelt thanks
for the kindness you have shown us
while under your charge 1--we thought
it would in any way ipjure You, we
would not undertake 90 rash an act az
to attempt to escape. But freedom is
sweet, and the ingenuity We have used
in attaining our liberty will. we hope,
remove any stigma which may be cast
on your character as jailor." The
Sheriff offers $500 dollars reward for
the return OF the fugitives.
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The Devices or the Mew silver Trade
Dollar.

DOhlBEs
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Director Of the Mint, Dr.. II. z. Liuder-
man, have fixed upon the devices for
the new silver trade dollar authorized
BY the coinage act Of 1873, seven differ.
ent Gets Of devices. prepared by the
Philadelphia Mint. being submitted.
The one adopted has Tor It's obverse Q
female figure, seated on q bale Of cotton
and extending the right hand, grasping
an olive branch. toward the open sea.
In the left hand is Q scroll, bearing the
word Liberty" aud at the base Of the
device is the motto, "In God we
trust" The date Of the coinage
(lS73) appears upon the diverse.
together with the halo OF thirteen s,srs.
The reverse is the faure Of 81 eagle.
with the inscription. United States OF
America" and the motto "E PiuriJu
Unun." The weight and fneness, with
the words Trade Dollar" are also sp-
propriately inscribed on the reverse.
The working dies will be commenced
immedistsly ct the Pbilsdelphis Mint,
and the coins are expected to be ready
about the middle Of this month. Al.
ready there has been deposited In New
York upward OF . million OF dollars To
be exchanged for the new dollar, and
this viii Be the frst requisition filed.
Il 10 understood they win Be shipped
immsdistsly 10 China sad Jspas.
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HALIFAX.


HALIFAX, June 5.-Destructive fires
have been raging in different parts of
the provinces during the last few days.
A tract OF country in Picton county.
twelve miles in extent, has been devas-
tated, and large quantity Of timber,
aod many farm houses and barns, with
their contents, were destroyed. Up to
Tuesday night the fire was still burning
and the inhabitants were greatly alarm
ed. Heavy fires alao occurred in the
vicinity Of Westville, Picton county and
Liverpool, Queens county, doing much
damage to property. The town oI
Liverpool Was threatened with dsstruc-
ton last evening, but the danger wa
happily avoided. !, .isl-..j ~. .sz,oa
6vsr forty.Ave fishing bosts arrived
here Lest nigh. su urouts for the Hsheriss
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BOSTON.

Bosros, June 5.-The thirteenth an
nual meeting Of the Massachusetts,
Medical Society met again at the
Revere House and will continue
through tomorrow. The meeting was
called 10 order by Dr.. II. F. West, ol
South Bridge, and the names OF several
new members, who had been admitted
during the year, were read by the Sec
retary. DR.. II. W. Buckers, OF Bnck
county, read on the death Of the late
treasurer of the Society, DR.. W. E.
Wright. The election OF officer result
ed as follows:
President C. A. Wheeler, Of Lancas1
ter; Vice President, DR.. II. D. Gilleson,
OF Fitchburg; Corresponding Secretary,
DR.. II. G. Newton, Of Providence; Re-
cording Secretary, DR.. NJ. Green, Of
Boston Highlan ds; Treasurer, DR.. J
Stowe, OF Lawrence; Librarian, DR.. J.
W. C. Jackson, of Boston; Councillors,
Drs. W. Bace. G. Barrow, and A. Sic-
ney. Papers were read and various re-
ports made.
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An unfortunate snake in Tennessee

An unfortunate snake in Tennessee,
says the Pittsburgh Post, recently swal-
lowed a rabbit and then attempted to
crawl through fence, but was stopped
by the internal rabbit when about half
through while in this quandary anoth.
er rabbit was, as one of our contempo-
raries would say, convenient, AID the
snake swallowed him likewise; so with
a swallowed rabbit on each side OF the
fence he was crawling through he stuck
and was killed during the process OF
digestion. This snake reminds one OF
the Radical party just nov, with the
salary grab of Grant on one side OF the
fence and the eloquent denunciation OF
that grand larceny on the other, the
reptile seems doomed to die with lis
belly full oi thievery.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 6, | A. NJ. J
PROBABILITIES.
For the New Eenlaud and Middle
States sud lower lake region south and
west winds and clear and partly
cloudy weather. For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States cas-
of the Mississippi southwest and
southeast winds with rain areas from
South Carolina to Florida, and Louisl-
ana. From the upper lakes to Nilsson
ri and Tennessee generally clear and
partly cloudy weather with probably
areas OF light rain from south Mis-
souri 10 Tennessee and Kentucky. Fol
the northwest diminishing pressure anc
southeast and south winds. Telegram'
are generally missing from Florida
Texas and Michigan.
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Senator Thurman.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
The Democrats have not had the
good fortune to elect a Governor out in
Ohio since q time we do not care TO
remember. But some years ago they
failed on Governor and elected a Legis-
lature, which sent Mr. Thurman
to the Senate. What excellent work
he has done need not be indicated. He
has been, in no oficisl, though in real
sense, the leader OF the Democratic side
OF the chamber. His bearing. bis logic
his purity and fidelity have made him
Q nationsi reputation. 1t is not TOO
much to cay that even the Republicans
respect Mr.. Thurman more than they
DO any Senstor Of their own party.
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RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, June 5.-lt is said that
the Mary Forsythe was insured for
$4,000 in New Orleans companies.
liiver falling with II feet in the
channel. Weather very warm and in
dit:ations Of rain. Business quiet.
Sr. LouIsf June 5.-River has risen
5 inches in the last "a hours, and is
now 90 feet above low water mark.
Weather warm; business fair.
NEW ALBANY, June 5.-River falling.
Weather clear and pleasant
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-River falling
with feet in channel and 4 feet on
falls. Weather fair and warm.
NASHVILLE, June 5.-River falling
with Al feet on shoals No arrivals.
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We are indebted to the Nation for a
bit OF decidedly curious Information.
1t asserts that the Apacbes hav adopt
ed, TO considerable extent at least,
that particular species Of civilized cos
tune known as the "simple dress OF an
American citizen"-viz, q swallow tail
coat aud psntaloons OF black cloth, and
o stovepipe hat. 1t was in this dress
it says. that the Apaches did most oi
their raiding, as it gave band when
seen at q distance on the prairie the ap.
pearance OF party Of Methodist
preachers on circuit, and consequently
prevented the spread OF alarm about
cattle and horses.
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ILLINOIS.
Murder Trial.

CAIRO, May 5.-The case OF Billy
Harrison, tried at Mound City for the
murder OF Joseph Swobeada in this
city in April, 1872, was given to the
jury at four o'clock yesterday aftsrnoo.
and at eleven this. morning they had
failed to agree. 1t is rumored that the
jury will stand eleven for hanging, and
one for aequittal.
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FOREIGN.
AUSTRIA.
The Exposition,

VIENNA, June 5.-The An lerican
Department of the Exposition was
thrown open to the public this II forming
and steam was applied to the. ma
chiDery exhibited therein. The novel.
ties surpass those from any other coun.
try.
President White, Of the Cornell Uni
versity, and Ex-Governor E. D. Nor
gan, OF New York. have the chair man
ship OF the Bureaus OF Education and
Commerce.
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TEE editor of North Carolina news

TEE editor OF North Carolina news-
paper objects to receiving communica-
tions concluding in the following ortho'
grsphical style: "You will pleas make
euny corecsious nesses.ary." 1t is
quite as we'll il those who wish to write
to a journal know how to spell; but il
isn't absolutely "nessessary." Like the
editors of the Tribune, we have had
valuable Information sent to US, with q
good deal of wild deviation from the
standard OF Webster or Worcester but
the intelligence was not the lees well
come. Still, we would not discourage
those who prefer 10 spell "corecsions"
in the usual way.
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CLEVELAND.

Republican Judicial Nominatio ms.
CLEVELAND, June Sd. N. Jones,
G. NJ. Barber and T. o. Criswold, were
nominated to-day by the Republicans
of this city, as candidates for Jud ges OF
the new Superior Court about to be Or
gauized here, under the recent act OF
the Legislature.
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"Well, Father Brown, how did you
like my sermon yesterday ?" asked q
young preacher aye see. psrson." was
the reply, 81 bavn't a tsir chance at
them sermons Of yourn. am an old
man now. and have TO set putty well
back by the stove, and thores old Mrs.
Smith, q Wilder Taft, n Mrs. Rylan's
darters, n Nabby Brit, n ell the rest,
sittin' in front Of me, with their mouths
wide open. swallerin' down all the best
OF the sermon ; n what gets to me is
putty poor stuff, parsou. putty poor
stuff"
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INDIANA.
Railroad Accident.

RusHvlLLs. june 5.-The' freight
train west on the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton and Indianapolis Railroad, due
at this place at 7:25 p. m. ran over and
killed five head of cattle near Glffett's
Station this morning at 7 o'clock, threw
ING the engine and five cars Oh the
track The engineer, Mr.. Howe, was
fatally injured aud died at o'clock
this afternoon. The fireman and front
brakeman were slightly injured.
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CANADA.
on the Track.

PoRr HOPE, OSr.. June 5.-A train
on the Midland Railroad, ran of the
track near Franklin last night, causing
the death Of two men and considerable
damage to some Of the cars and their
contents. Lent's Circus and Menage-
rie formed part OF the train, but es-
capped damage.
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OHIO.
Fell Dead.

DoDsoN, June 5.-The wife of Joseph
Baker, Sr., resident Of South Airing
ton, Ohio, an old pioneer Of this ( Mont
gomery,) } county, fell dead this morning
when in the act Of sitting up to the
breakfast she had prepared herself.
Fail Of the Floors Of q FIourIng Mil.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-Fiity feet OF the
east wall and thirty feet OF the floor
from gsrret to cellar, of the Pomerl
Ohio, Touring mill, fell yesterday, cs r
rying with it four thousand bushels o'
wheat and Two thousand bushels o'
corn. 1t was caused by an earth 81 ide.
Several persons narrowly escaped in
jury.
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TIE Missouri editors at their late con.
v.ntion formally resolved that man
has the same right to walk into gro
eery store and order q barrel OF sugar
and ssck OF coffee. or into a law Of
fee aud demand legal opinion from
its occupants, or into an undertskers
and request 9 cofio, without expecting
to pay for their respective wares or SER
vices, as into newspaper Office and
demand the use of brains and muscle
and type, without o thought Of recon-
perse.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Inauxuration Of Gov. Straw

Inauguration Of Gov. straw.
CONCORD, June 5.-Governor Straw
was iuaugurated to-day. He recon- recon
mepds the Local Option Law as the
best method OF restraining intemper'
auce. One-third OF the population o.
the State are depositos in ssying'
bank. ~ e.a- ~
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Tornado I'm Nevada.

SAN FRANCISCO, June "A tornado
at Winnemacea, Nevada, to-day, blew
down the tents OF the New York and
New Orleans Circus Company, causing
q great panic. Several men and wo'
men were seriously injured, but none
mortally. ...
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The OrAngemen.

LONDON. June Sit is announced
that the Irish Government will here
after prohibit Orange professions on the
anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne.
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ROME.

ROME, June 5.-Rstazz died at nine
o'clock this morning at Erosnone.
LAMA, President OF the Council and
Minister of the Interior. was with him
at the time.
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IOWA..
nome Other Man.

CEDAR RAPIDS, June 5.-The man
who was arrested here some days since
as the old man Bender turns out TO be
Henry Cephas. He is perfectly cane
but refuses to give an intelligent &C.
count OF himself.
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TIIE CNpREss HAT.

A new travelling hst called the Re-
versable, is three hats in one. II is
Grst q black silk gored crown With
stitched brim in the English fashion !;
the black crown may b folded back TO
show o dark gray bat. which Is folded
in its turn to disclose rain hat OF tar.
paulin.-Harpers Basdr.
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BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, June 5.-Serious compli-
cations have occurred in the Belgium
Cabinet, and the members are threaten
ing to resign.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 5.-The Pail Mall
Gazette this afternoon publishes an sp-
peal OF the E1-Empress Eugene to the
people Of France in favor of her son.
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ALBANY.
The Case OF Stokes.

AABANY, N. Y, June 5.-The Court
of Appeals will adjourn on the 18th
instant, and the decision In the Stokes
case may not be handed in before that
day.
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Oss Of the fruit dealers Of Portland

UNs oI The fruIt dealers OF Portland
csugbt IN urcbin stealing nut. ssd pro.
cseded 70 ezecuts coDdign psnisbment.
The boy begged 10 be released. because
be bad just besn vsccipsted from q
fresh COW. "Whst has that 10 do With
il 2 shouted the infuyisted fruit dealer.
"she vas 9 booking coz ssl ecs it into
ny blood" vas the vhimpefisf rsply
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Suspended

Snspended'
SroNEuAM, June 5.-John Hill, shoe
manufacturer, suspended. Liabilities
three hundred thousand dallars.