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WORCESTER, MASS, July lin Leominster
last night IRE broke out in the kitchen of
charles ID. Wilder's restaurant, I'm Burdett's
block, opposite Government square in a line OF
wooden buildings close together. The flames
spread TO the stables Of the LeOminster heuse
IN the rear, and 70 the hotel itself, and thence
TO the extensive factory of the Arlington piano
company, where two hundred finished and un-
finished pianos were destroyed. The entire
nuilding was destroyed. Jones block was next
burned. Jones' barn, in the rear was DESTROYED.
The loss is from 500 900 TO SIS. 600.
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WOMAN ARRESTED on CHARGE OF For
GERY.-Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Catherine
Foster was locked up in the Washington street
police station on charge of forging 500 check
on the Central Bank of Brooklyn. She said
that she was the widow of Lucius Foster. Her
she was the person to whose order the money
order was payable. When arrested by Dste:-
tive Williams, Mrs Foster said that she was
the widow Of Peter Foster, but th at the banl Is
mistake was her gain, and that it would stand
good in any court of law. She intends, she
says, TO sue the bank and Mr.. Williams for her
character, taken from her by throwing her in
iAil.-N. T. Sam nth
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A NEW CABINET FOR ITALY.-The crisis in
the Italian Ministry has terminated. Signor
Minghetta, who was summoned to Florence by
the King, has formed a cabinet which is con-
sttuted as follows: President of the Council
and Minister of Finance, Sgnor Minghetta;
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, Yiscount Venosta
Minister of the Interior, Signor Cantelli; Min
lster Of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs, Signor
Nigliani; Minister of War Lieutenant Genera Al
Ricotti Magnani, Minister of Marine, Signor
Saint Bon; Minister of Public Works, SlgnOr
nor Scialoga; Minister OF Commerce and A pri-
culture, Signor FINAL.
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The ORANGE PARADE IN New YORK To-
MoRRow-The police authorities of New York
are making preparations for disposition of the
force during the Orange procession TO morrow.
As yet very little has been learned as to the
doings of the Irish societies, and while the
authorities do not ancipate any more trouble on
this 10Th Of July than on the same day last
there are many others who do not believe that
it will pass off so quietly; and these latter per-
sons are constantly urging the necessity of
using every possible precaution TO qusn any
disturbance that may arise on that day. The
whole police force viii be on duty at the central
Office at O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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Fire I'm PhfladeInbIa

PHILADELPHIA. July l1.-Last night a fire
broke cut in the first story of the northern sec
ton OF McGuire's saw mill, at the sOuthy west
corner OF Ridge avenue and Master street, and
= he bu lding was totally destroyed. Loss lprob-
ably 0,O0o. The first floor was occupied by
Daniel Mcclure as a saw and planning mill, the
second and third floor was occupied by George
w. Major, manufacturer of cabinet ware.
\ ailor's loss of stock probably SIS, 900. The
stock was insured for $4,000. The building was
owned by Daniel MCGUIRE
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TuRr NorEs.-At Monmouth park yesterday
after our Geographic report (of the two first
for beaten horses, all ages; $3.50 to the first
horse, 800 to q second, and $50 to the third
horse; one and a half miles, was won by Light
ming colt in 2.t2K; Valley Brock second, and
The trotter Charles E. Loerr, formerly called
Patchen Chief, died in New York Wednesday
night. The owners had just accepted an offer
of ST., goo for the animal.
At the Herdic park races yesterday in Will
liam, port, Pa, in the $50 race, Hickory was
the winner n 2.414 2.43, and 2i2. In the 2.34
race. Fran Phillips was the winner in 236, 2.34,
and 2.35. ] n the running race, Gerald was the
winner in II, 14sk, and 15O.
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CINCINNATI, July I1.-Detective officers
have arrested, and brought to this clty, a num-
Der OF colored persons from Delhi Ohio. who are
accused Of stealing goods from burning cars on
the indianapolis, Cincinnati and Ohio railroad
last winter: The cars caught fire Immediately
after collision, and the negroes we're busy
getting the goods out, and IL seems they carried
of and concealed in their houses large quanti-
ties OF fine cloth, silks, boots and other goods.
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Arrealed for Harder.

PHILADELPBIA, July ia colored man.
giving his name ss james B. Bedford, and also
as George Mia Alfred, who has been EMPLOYED
for the past three weeks 1t Doyiestown, Pa,
was arrested there last evening on information
conndant, a. the murderer Of DIR. @. T. Alfred.
OF Eldoredo, Kentucky, who Was killed on the
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TRIAL OF THR FIRST CIVIL RIGHTS CASE
Aaron Richardson, proprietor and manager of
the Opera House, was placed on trial In the
Court of Sessions yesterday afternoon, on an
in violating the provisions Of what is known as
the civil rights bill Anna Lawyer, Margaret
Payne, John F. Payne, and Michael Meehan
were examined on the part of the people, their
evidence mainly going to show that Payne's
servant, Lawyer, had been sent by him, accom-
panied by his children, who are almost white,
to the box office of the Opera House, and pro-
cured seats stairs, representing they were
for the parents of the children, and that on
Payne presenting the tickets at the door they
were refused admission, and told that there
was place for them in the gallery. The de-
Tense claimed the tickets were procured by
false representations. Mr.. R. W. Peckham
il, appeared for the accused, and MIR. n. &.
Moak for the people. The ease was given to
the jury about O'Clock the evening; they
came in, and reporting they were unable to
agree were discharged. They stood ten for ac-
quittal and two for conviction. The two Jurors
who held out for conviction. it is said. have al
ways been noted as sbOlitionists.-AlJdny Jour
nal, ya[y 3,
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GERMAN EVACUATION OF FRENCH Prov
INCKs.-In accordance with the treaty signed
at Berlin last March, under which the depart
st. Moselle, as well as Forts Rese and Arron-
basement of Belfari, are to be evacuated on the
payment OF the second installment of the last
mfllard Of the war indemnity, the German
troops commenced to retire on the Sd instant.
The withdrawal will continue by detachments
until August 18th. when the above mentioned
country will be entirely evacuated.
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The In IRRATIONAL Y. n. @. A. CONVEX
TON in rOughkecpsie yesterday was mostly
the order of business. Various methods were
suggested for the abolition of.fash newspapers
from railway trains, and resolutions bearing
upon the subject were referred to the commit
tee on resolutions. = - -
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BkrTTuo Oh ro-MoRRow'e RACEs
Long BRANCH, July 1.-THE betting on To-
morrows racer Y heavy. The favoritss in the
nrst race are Duffy and George West; I'm the
third, Count d'Ranay and Joe Johnston.
paaassen.
popu lation Of California BY al routes OF travel
in the last six months IL "a ,4l6, including 1000
from China and Japan.
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TWENTY YEARS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Robinson. colored, has been sentenced 10 tven-
y years imprisonment in the penitentiary BY
the court Of Rockbridge county. Va, for c,n-
hitting rape upon . white girl thirteen YEAR
old. This will be his secoud term in the peni-
tentiary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Cholera Morbus kindred complaints, tn patient 10
much and 1t happens not unfreQusntly that
such timely dsses prove Of fcalculable service in
ultimate cure. do not wish to be understood as
advising not to call in . physician ct the earliest
possible moment, a. such course ID imperatively
necessary but sometimes physician can not be had
We now prepare NAfTXS's CHOLERA sPEGiT-
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lated for such cases he stated and which
well conducted family should have on hand or i'm
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did great service, being much better than Squibbs'
Mixture and Sun Cholera Cure, both of which were
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Cholera Morbus, Cello, Cramps, Dysentary, Diar-
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directions accompany each vial.
To be had only Of
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
je9tr Corner Of ID and d streets northwest.
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the only true and perfect Hair Dye; ridiculous
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ANOTHER CATHOLIC PRIEST DROWNED
Father McKenna, Catholic priest at New
Milford, was drowned yesterday while bathing
at New Haven, Conn., His body was req vered
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INDICTMENT FOE FoReHRY.,Nelson r. soo-
vii, cashier of the savings bank at Beaufort. q.
Carolina, has been indicted for forgery, on the
charge of obtaining some $500 pension money
on bogus order purporting to be drawn By
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MoHAMRD PACHA, ex-grand viZier of Turkey,
has been summoned to Constantinople to be
tried for acts committed when he was grand
yizier.
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TIE U. s. STEAMER BROOKLYN arrived in
New York yesterday, and the Wyoming ana
Worcester at Hampton Roads.
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GEN. j. H. BAKER, Commissioner of Pen
sions, has gone to Minnesota, where he will re-
nam until about the 1st proximo.
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The LoufsvflIe Prf.e~.

LoursvIILl, KY, July 1.-THE go 900 prize
IN ne late library drawing was won by ave
V held as follows Three-fourths by Henry
BoaA, . liquor dealer on Q small scale in this
city; the other quarter by z. j. Betchart, Q
saloon Keeper, and Christopher Spilss, black
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The PIRsF BALE Of new cotton was received
ct New Orleans from Brownsville, Texas, yes
terday, and was elassed strictly good and good
staple. 1t 10 now on its way to New York.
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Col. CARTER, who acted q one Of the friends
Of Mr.. Cooley in the recent duel between that,
gentleman and Mr.. Rhett, was once q minister
Richmond, Va, 10
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THE TALLAPoosA left Portsmouth, N. H.,
Wednesday night, for New York, with the
Esquimaux survivors from the Polaris on board
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IRE PINEY POINT nOTEL,

II (FOrmerIN . The PaviIi0n,'O
PINEY POINT, MARYLAND.
This delightful summer Resort. situate on the Pc
tomse river, equi-distant from Baltimore .
and Washington, Hinety miles, has been fEAY
leased by the Hbdersigned for a term of IT,
years and will be open for the reception OF guesls
% Of June.
Under the new rroprietorshi the house has been
thoroughly renovated, making the appointments far
superior to any former season. The table will be
lied with all the deicsci-s Of the season from
the Norfolk, Baltimore and Washington markets
AmnsemeI I. Bowling, Billiards, Boating, Fish
lng, hathine, Croque' and Quot Grounds, &c,
~ Crab or Oyster Lunch will be served daily.
Terms-s2 50 per day. SIS per week; children half
price. serN ants full price.
jyl-lm CHAS r. PARKER Proprietor
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COMMISSIONERS OF INTERNAL REVENUE
DoUGLAss returned from Long Branch this
morning.
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SINGULAR AcoIDRNr.-The Winchester (va-)
Times learns that Mr.. Joseph Lupton. vho
lives about seven miles from winchester, on the
Cedar Greek road, whilst cutting whest on ri
day last, stumbled and fen on Els cradle, cut.
ting OF the cap Of his kneo
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CHARGED WITH FoRGKRY.-A man named j,
g. Fuerth, alias Henry Hudson, Of Hudson, Son
& Co., bankers, So Wall street, New York, was
arrested in Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday, on
II 10 alleged that he obtained sos 900 from TIE
Germania bank, Of New York, fraudulentiy.
He has been committed to await the arrival Of
officers.
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a ONE DOLLAR CoNsCIENCE.-The Treas
ury department this morning received a con
tribution of one dollar to the conscience fund
from Boston.
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OH HUNDRED GIRLS in Q Lowell factory
struck Monday because the agent would not let
them have the windows of the reom open at the
bottom, instead of at the top. They thought
the window question was one not to be made
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TIE SHAH says that Paris looks IKE bride
in her wedding dress. He Is greatly pleased
with his reception. Sardree Fem, the Persian
foreign minister, is in disgrace, and will proba-
bly, be dismissed and executed on his return to
Teheran.
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THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR to-day
heard arguments by Judge Paschal and Mr..
Conn, on a motion for a rehearing of the case of
the University of California versus certain pre-
emption claimants. Decision reserved.
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A BoeroN MECHANIC in the employ Of the
Boston and Albany railroad was recently refused
payment before the regular day, whereupon, he
his money.
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PROSECUTION OF NAVAL PAYMAsrRR
SToPPKD.-The prosecution instituted against
VIM. }. Healey, paymaster in the United States
navy, charged with having embez zled about
$3S 900 government money, has been stopped, 1t
having been found impossible to obtain evidence
to corroborate Little, the supposed accomplish
Of criminal proceedings, the government will
bring civil suit against Healsy's official bond.
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INTERNAL REvxKUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s325, s73.7s.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SEAsON OF 1913.
BEhkELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS.
BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, W. VA,
Two ami half miles from Sir John's Run, b.
Railroad. FiIst class accommodations a
1or 700 guests. Daily mail, telegraph. all yE.6AY
sshtHst mehts, hue music, &c; excellent @s.HkA
hrhlu and hunting, and all the attractions Of
beautlful mountain region. Natural temperature
on water "a degrees Fab. with every variety of
baths, swimming pools for ladies' children and gen
TERMS-s3 per day, $50 per week; first mouth
SO, second month SIS. Children under 10 and
:, 81 honrs from Washington, via metropolitan
Branch B l. o. Railroad.
A r. POTTS
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@Tbe Philadelphia base ball club yesterdav
defeated the Boston club by score Of Is to NJ,
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LAST OF THE WRECKED SrEA HBR Cry OF
WAsHIS6GoN.-A dispatch from Port lie
Bear states that the wreck of the steamship
City of Washington broke in two at O'Clock
yesterday morning. The captain and officers
were on board at the time, but succeeded in es-
Gaping from the wreck and landing safely.
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BRsoNAL.-AdmiralJ John Rod gers, wife and

THE BoNAPARrIsrs.-A great imperialist
pilgrimage is being prepared with the utmost
solemnity to Arenberg, where the ex-Empress
and her son are at present. Unfortunately for
the harmony OF the imperialists they are d j.
vided into three sections. One of these ac-
accepts his idea OF a democratic empire. Tie
second is represented by III. Rouher and the
Empress, wLo advocate policy OF waiting.
Then there is the party OF the young and i'm
patient imperialists, nj. Clement Duvernois
NJ. Haentjens, General Fleury, &C., who ad wise
the appeal to the people, and who deplore the
fall of NJ. Theirs, because they think the latter,
in conducting the country to radicalism, would
inevitably have provoked a military pronuu-
ciamento in favor of the empre.-Paris Letter.
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PACIFIC Maidstone of the directors of the
Pacific Mail Steamship company regard the
suit which one of the stockholders proposes to
bring against A. b. Stockwell and the old board
OF directors as q kind-Of black mailing opera
ton, and assert their intention to withhold the
aid OF the present board in the prosecution of
the suit. They say that any of the parties in
to Pacific Mail at high prices would be Justified ,
aswell as the indignant stockholders already
mentioned, in sueinR Mr.. Stockwell and the old
beard OF directors for its return. The rumors
ip regard to the suit had no effect in ADVANCING
or depressing the price of the stock, which re-
manned nearly stationary during the day, the
fluctuations being slightly. Y. Times f0M.
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SOUND FEET
y AND FREQUENT EXERCISE
IN the open air and sunshiA being the best pre-
sery atiYes Of both physical and menta health and
consequent usefulness and
LONGEVITY,
thousands OF persons come from far and to visit
DR.. WHITE, the well known Chiropodist, No,
ESQ 18th street, opposite the United States Treas
any, sshinston d; u, for relief from Corns, Bun
ions, Troublesome Nails and other diseases Of the
feet, and advise a. to suitable fitting shoes His
usatment generally gives immediate and painless
relief, and even in extreme If but suta
bic shoes are worn often effects perfect cure The
feet being used constantly need occasional atten
ton, and there Is danger In tam pering with Corus
OF Bunions By using knife, azor other unsuit-
able appliances, the majority Of the intelligent DOR
ton Of the community visit the practically en- per-
enced Chiropodist in order to better insure safety
economy Of time, comfort, and health. JET
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, IHf RKsIeEATIoN Of General Nouvilas of the
Spanish army has been accepted. General
Cordova win be appointed his successor.
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- eHvKRE STORM or wind and rain which
Little Rock, Arkansas, Yesterday mornine.
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Found WITH Hrs THROAT CUTE. Dayids.
Of Brooklyn, New York, wae found yesterday N,
Geld near East 81. Louis with his throat cut
from ear TO ear. He Was not dead when ION nd
but there are no hopes Of his recovery,
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sTABLIsHKD 1871.

tie thn method Of informing my friends, pa
trons and the public In geaer that, having recent
u enlarged and rs1tted my STORE and DYEING
fsTABLI6HMEET with all the modern improve
mehis, thersby making II com pete in all its details,
e9usled BY few and passed BY none, am prepared
70 perform in the very best and the short
est notice sil work fntrusted to my care, and re-
specially selict call from all who may desire work
psrformed In my line, and will guarantee entire
safsction both In regard to the perisr manner In
which my work Is performed well e. In my charges
which vii be very moderate.
LAdico' dresses cleaned without being taken apart
md grease spots and stains removed without cleans
ing the whole garment,
Gsntlemen D clothes cleansed without shri nkfnR
Kid Gloves eleansed the shortest notice jel3 IL
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The POSTAL CARDS are now fully up to the
mark, both as regards quality and weight of
paper. tits now believed that the Springfield
company will be able to fulfil the terms of its
contract, anu that no more trouble viii occur.
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NAVAL ORDERS rdered-Lieut. Comman-
mander S. II. Baker to the naval academy, 10th
INST; Lieutenant Comm ander P. Ii. Cooper to
the naval academy August 18th. Deidcied-
Lietenaut Commander X. S. Chew from the
Tuscorora on the 10Th ult, and placed on sick
leave; Lieutenant w. w. Rhodes from the Mica
raguan survey and granted three months leave
OF absence.
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NEWS FROM THE JUNIATA.-A dispatch was
received at the Navy department to-day from
Commander Braine, from st. Johns, n. F.,
under date of July 10th, stating that the Juni-
alta would sail that day for Disco, and that al
ON hoard Were well.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA MINT Is now engaged In
re-meitng vast Quantities Of light gold coins.
Orders for the new trade dollar viii Sc allied In
the early part Of next week.
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THE GOVERNMENT AND THE TRLEGRAPH.-
Upon question made by Mr.. orion, President
Of the Western Union Telegraph company, the
Attorney General has decided that upon lines
of telegraph operating under the act of July
oath, $3.50, the officers and agents of the differ
ent departments of the government may tele-
graph each other upon Official business at rates
fixed by the Postmaster General.
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THE INCREASED PAY TO CONGRESS EN-
PLOYEs.-The Attorney General has decided
that the fifteen per centum increase of the com
pensation to the employees of the Senate and
act of March Sd, 1873, applies only to those EN-.
plOyed during the 42d Congress, and does not
apply TO persons whose employment In that
CAPACITY commences after the 4th of March
1873,
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AHAfrS I'm Texas.

A GERMAN VILLAGE WITH PLENTY oF BUTTER
MILK AND PONIES, But NO LAGEg-CHsAP
LAND-INrKREsTING SKETCH OF CosrALEs,
THK EscAPED LIPAN CHEF.