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C1NoINNATI.
GEN. Grant al chnrle.tnn

CINCINNATI, June 2S.-The Fnouirers
Charleston, West Va, special saws Cen.
Grant, accompanied by his wife and Dr,
Harris, arrived there yesterday on a visit
to friends and relatives, and was received
at the depot by the Mayor, CITY Council
the entire police force and large crowd
OF citizens, who escorted him 10 lis hotel.
A salute Of one hundred guns was then
fired on the wharf. Col. B, 81. Smith
made q speech Of welcome, rendering
him the hospltalities Of the city. The
President responded, expressing pleasure
In visiting his friends IN Kanawha Valley,
and regretted that he could not rem N
bnt two days. The crowd gave /! zee
cheers, and then escorted the President TO
the residence Of Col. T. B. Swami. In
the evening he was serenaded, on which
occasion he made q speech. To-day he
attended Rev. W. n. Mullenixs M, 3,
Church. Tomorrow he will leave 10
visit an aunt, Mrs. 8. n. Tompkins, OF
Cedar Gravel, and after spending one day
will proceed on his summer tour. i i !
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The Rplscopal church in Ohio.

The diocese over which BiShop McI1r
vA1RE presided for forty years was divid,
ed BY the diocesan council Just adjourned.
Bishop BEDnI will hereafter live at
Cleveland and administer the Northern
dioceae. No one has been chosen as yet
for the Southern diocese, but the Rev.
PanllPa BRooKs, Of Boston, q "Broad
ChurChman,n ? who is said to be identified
with neither High nor Low Church, will
probably be chosen. There was a party
in The convention known as the "Uleve.
land party" whose project according 70
the. Cincinnati Commercial, was for two
dioceses in the Northern part Of the State,
with the view in part OF getting rid Of
Blshop BRpnI, who Is Low Church, and
who on that account ianot o ai&vorits with
the High Church element at Cleveland.
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The Il M. &Ky,R. r.

The directors Of this company held q
meeting in this city on, Saturday last, the
special business before them beng the
coming election on the question of sub.
scribing 100000 more to the capital
stock Of the company, on the 21st Of next
month. All the directors were present
except Mr.. ArPIKaATE, who was detained
at home by illness, They resolved to hold
a series Of meetings in this county and In
Brooke in advocacy Of the proposed sub
scripdon. These meetings will be ad-
dressed by Prof. PKSDLEToE, Hon. O. D.
HUBBARD, and perhaps others. They
propose to lay before the people certain
data which they have collected going to
show that the business Of the road will
pay 2 per cent interest on the $500, ,O00-
necessary to complete it The first Of
these meetings will take place here at the
Court House at an early day.
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ER'S letter remains unexplained. That let.
ter Is either genuine or forged. Il tis easy
either Of Identification or exposure. Its
also easy to determine whether or not the
extract given to the public does violence to
its real purport It seems 10 Us, therefore,
that the first business In order Ia to dis.
pose Of the letter some way or other, by
exposing It's true character to the world.
As TO the side Issues, whether Mr.. TIL.
TON was upduly provoked or not, or
whether the Rev. DR.. BACON d q meddler
and instlgator Of strife or not, 1t matters
little. Such features Of the controversy
sink out Of sight in comparison with the
vital question that affects Mr.. BEEcHER.
His exact relation to the case Is the point
that the whole world, we may say, Is
anxious to understand. '-t -H
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The river was still falling last evening.
The marks at the wharf indicated 8 feet
8 inches.
The Granite State will take the place
ol the Telegraph during the low water
season, and the Ashland will take the
place Of the st. James.
The Mallie Ragon departed for Psrkers.
burg at the usual hour Saturday morning.
I The towboat Michigan went on The
docks Saturday morning.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati at
Ar. N Saturday with an unusually good
trip. e o. -
The Science is the Parkersburg packet
this morning.
The Market Boy yesterday extended
her trip to MARITIME Ferry Her new time
table, publlshed by us q few days ago, also
went into effect ~ %
EVANSVILLE, June 2s.-Weather clear
and hot till night but storm Is now
gathering; mercury 70 to 9s deg. The
river has fallen 8 inches. Up-Idlewild.
John 8. Bransford, Rapidan No. 2. Down
Morning Star, George Roberts. Bowl
ing Green, No business.
LoUBvnLRC June 2S.-River about
stationary, with 4 feet 8 inches in he
canal and Q feet 8 inches in the chute.
This was the warmest day Of the season,
Arrived-R, a. Dugan, Cincinnati: Mary
Miller, Memphis; Mary Houston, New
Orleans; Thos. Sherlock, New Orleans;
Frank P. Gracey, Cincinnati. Departed
Sherlock, Champion and Miller, Gin
cinnati; Dugan, Memphis. Business
good.
sr. LOUIS, June 2s.-Arrived-John.
son, Keokuki Chester; Memphis; Addie
johnson, Galens; Piasa, Hickman. De.
parted-None. River falling steadily, but
there is a fair stage of water both above
and below. -. r., =.
0NCraNAT1, June as.-River 0 feet 8
inches and falling. Arrived-Exchange,
Pittsburgh; Exporter, New Orleans.
CATRo, June 29.-Arrived-John F.
Tale, St Louis: Capital City, Vicksburg;
]. N. Phillips, Pittsburgh; Mollie Ebert,
st. Louis; Future City and Carrie Kounts,
New Orleans; City Of Alton, New Orleans,
City Of Vicksburg, st. Louis. Departed
John +. Tale, New Orleans; Arksnaaa
Belle, Evansville; Burksville Nashville;
Belle Of MemphiS, Memphis; Capital City,
et. Louis, Ironsides, st. Louis; ]. N. Phi.
lips, 81 Louis; Mollie Ebert, Pittsburgh;
Carrie Kountz, st. Louis; City Of Alton,
se Louis. River 10 feet 4 Inches and
falling. Weather cloudy. Mercury %.
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Hostile ,Inainns.

ST. Loun, June 27.-The LeAyenworth
TINES says that mail adVlceS from Dodge
City, Kansas, confirm tho telegraphic re-,
ports that the Indians Of that vicinity have
assumed an hostile attitude and are mtlr-
dering clhzens and depredating upon pro-
perty. They killed man named Warren
near Mulberry Greek and took his entire
scalp of Two settlers were killed at
Daily Mills and four soldiers al Camp
Supply were wounded and lot OF stock
run Of. A party Of the leading citizens
OF Dodge City, including James Houra-
han, j.. .Riney, j. Leonard and Rev. CLARK,
who started Tor Canadian river In Texss
on the 9Th instant were attacked al
sharp Greek, seventy.tlye. miles from
Dodge city, all their stock was captured.
and Il q feared the whole party wss
murdered, as nothing can be heard Of
them. Tom Wallace and q man named
Dudley were killed near the Canadian
river. Several wagons that ahould have
arrived from the Canadian several dayS
ago have not been heard from. Lient
kindall, with squad Of eighteen soi.
diers, are out scouting for murderous red
RkinB.
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THE TURF,
TIE EYANsY111n RAcRa.

EyANsv1ILE, June 97.-The entries for
the Evansville races closed with about 50
horses, some Of them the best In the
whole country, including Goldsmith Maid
and Judge Fullerton, who trot on July Sd.
There are TO be fve races on the 4th with
the Boy Harry, Sucker State, Charley
Gray, Tom Crowder and others, In the
pacing race there will be Budd Dobles,
Ella Wright, Ida Fawcett and Tom
Roach, being the free to oil race. In he
2;40 trot there will be Jim Fisk, Of In
dia1apolis, and Wilson's Kitty by Blue
Ban. The running race for the 4th Of
July will be the most closely contested Of
any race thisseason. Harry Too, Illinois,
Kitty Gill and Queen Of Diamonds mn
The track 10 in the best Of order, and the
largest crowd ever gathered In this Section
Of the country will be present. Business
viii be entirely suspended on the Cd to
enable the citizens to entertain the yisi-
tors,
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The Rennher Cnna.

Mr.. BRRcHRR preached his usual ser.
mon yesterday and Plymouth Church was
crowded to see and hear him. He did
not allude from the beginning to the end
OF the services TO the scandal that 10 now
rife about him. Very many people waited
on him after the close Of tho services and
rendered him the assurances Of their sym.
pathy, and 1t is noted in the dispatches
that to all appearances he seemed to DO
feeling pleasantly. We, can hardly DO.
lieye that HI. BEEcHRR feels very pleas
antly, be he innocent or guilty; and espe.
cIally II he Is compromised to any extent
that will demand an explanation OF his
hands. Bis case ia now the topic Of the
day all over the country. Before this
week closes 1t will. .be alluded to in near.
ly every newspaper In the land, and in
many Of them 1t will be. discussed in such
3 way as to make q full explanation i'm.
peratively necessary. It seems that Mr..
BREcHm viii not make such an expla7
nation until the official board OF the
church decides that he ought to- do DO.
Meanwhile, however, he pronounces the
report about him "lle," and one Of hlu
congregation, General TRACEY, puts out
q statement that argues the case against
TnToS without throwipg any light upon
the actual facts. His Arguments to shoW
that the offence Of Mr. BEEoHER, what
ever 1t was, was not copsldered unpardon
able by TILToN, which fact rather mill
tatss against the latter's statement that th'
lormsr had injured him in away that HI
iorbeaDto either name or Characte ctelize. .Thil
document Of Gen. TRACEY only shows tn,
necessity for facts instead Of speculstionl
in regard to The matter, The public vii
take little account Of second. hand state
msntH and opinions, as long as Mr.. BEECH
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BY TELEGRAPH
AHsouIAFHD PREsS REPORT
~. ~Fifl si4-{3Ff 20
G.y ths western Union Line. y. y
Vmee Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Bis,
The Reception Of President Grant at
t'l'F4 .57- j1hattat,nn 5'3' -'sf5

-, 80 g., Chatleston. 80
Special to tho IntSllIEenee.. ?
CHARIEsToN, W. Va, June 27.-Presi.
dent Grant and wife arrived here 10. day
at 8 o'clock P. N. on the westward bound
train. All business houses were closed
and a large crowd Of citizens thronged
Kanawha street both above and below
the Hale House, and every available
spot In that vicinity. Col. T. B. Swami
and other friends met the President and
his wife and conveyed them across the riv.
erin private carriages. When they reached
the Hale House, q halt was made, when
Col B, q. Smith welcomed his Excellency
10 q short speech, 10 which the President
made the following brief response
"Gentlemen-It affords me pleasure to
visit my friends at Charleston. While I
was cadet at Wes. PolntI promised
Mrs. Grant and other relatives referred to
BY Col. Smith, residing In this valley, to
visit them, but have been unable to make
good that promise TIL now, and / am
sorry to say that / can't remain with you
longer than two days" -
Immediately before the speeches refer.
red to were made q number OF rounds oI
artillery were fired, while the brass band
played "Hail TO the CHIEF" "Hail Colum.
bis," and other national airs. he is the
guest Of Col Swami at his palatisl resi-.
dence near the State House. &c will
likely leave for st. Louis on Monday Of
ternoon. A general reception will be
given this evening at 8 o'clock.
III SECOND DrPATcH.
Special Dispatch to the IntellIgeneer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 27.-Presi.
dent Grant gave a general reception last
evening at the residence OF Col. 7. B,
Swami. About 1000 persons Gyailed
themselves Of the opportunity to shake
hands with the Chief Magistrate Of the
Nation. After a serenade from the
Chsrleston band, and in response to loud
calls from those present, his Excollency
came forward and from the veranda Of
Col, Swann's residence received the mem.
bers Of the band as they were presented
to him, and after shaking hands with all
Of them he made the following address;
Gentlemen Of the Band: u am glad to
meet you here tonight. I rejoice that I
have been permitted to visit Charleston
and the great Kanawha valley, q valley
rich in natural resources. But as l am
weary from having travelled to day In the
heat and dust, I must retire earlier than
usual. l therefore bid you all good
night"
To-day the President attended the
State Street II. e. Church, where he
heard an able sermon delivered by the
pastor Rev. W. N. Mullenix, formerly Of
Wheeling. He did not attend Church this
evening anywhere. BE and Mrs, Grant
leave on the noon train tomorrow for
Washington. Our people feel highly com.
pllmented over his visit.
INTEL11GRSoRR REPORTER.
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The Til,On Letter Again.

WHAT Is THE CHARGE AaAlNsT BRRcHRR
-dRNRRA1 TRACEY, OF PLYMOUTH
CHURCH, EXPLAINS IT.
NEW YoRK, June 27.- General Tracey
Of Plymouth Church, says that while Til.
toms letter fails to show what his charge
is, 1t clearly shows that It Is not an offence
for which one gentleman could not apollo.
gizs to another, and have the apology &C.
cepted. Tilton insists that an apology
was offered and accepted. Upon this
point he is very explicit BE claims that
upon receipt oI the Information
which led him to make the charge,
he sought Beecher and obtained
from him an explanation, which he re.
garded and accepted as an apology. and
upon which he rested. BE never suffered
the past to disturb their public relations,
and II would not now have disturbed
them but for the manner In which Ply
mouth Church had treated his case In
connection with tho proceedings Of the
Congregational @ Council. he says that
after this explanation Of Beecher he acted
with q conscious desire to see Beecher
protected rather than harmed. This for
bids the aupposition that Tilton regarded
Beecher's offence as one that affected his
honor or that Of any member Of his family,
THE CHARGE AGAINST BRRoHER
Is lust this: -Four years ago Tilton
claims to have received information which
led him to charge Beecher with having
made q dishonorable suggestion TO his
vile. -loia
MRS. T1EoS's DRNrA1..
This Is the extent Of the charge and
the only charge made against Beecher.
That Ia all, and It b well known 10 the
members Of Beechers Church that Mrs.
Tilton has repeatedly and emphatically
denied It. This, explanation Of the case
Is correct. The public now know the
worst that can be said on the subject,
and It will now understand why the
members Of Plymouth church, who have
ali along been well and accurately In.
formed In the matter, have 90 unanimous
IL stood by their pastor during this long
and unfortunate controversy.
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stabbed to Death.

CINCINNATI, June 27.-John W. Cole.
man, an Irish orange peddler, who has
been In the workhouse, stabbed Peter
Gtoeffe, an industrious, hard.workipe
blacksmith, at 11:46 tonight. At 1885
Groefe died. A bloody shoemaker's
knife was found in the priyy. Coleman
was drunk and has been arrested. No
particulars Of any quarrel can be had,
Both parties lived In the same tenement
house and the stabbing was done In the
SIDE yard. It Is an aggravated case Of
murder. r
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BRIpGRPoRT and Martins Ferry are each
trying to capture the town oI Etneville
and her Iron Works. Martins Ferry
moved on the Commissioners Tor annexs-
tion last winter. The inhabitants Of
Emaville, and particularly the owners
Of the iron works, resisted that move
with considerable vigor and 1t was de-
feated. Now we observe Bridgeport Is
moving in the same direction, lis Coun-
oil has passed the necessary ordinance,
and will move upon the Commissioners
next fall. There Ia considerable bad
feeling between the two towns on this
account.-Belair Independent.
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FOREIGN. /
="
FRANCE.


RHAPrEARANcE OF FRENCH NRwaPApRns
PARIS, June 90. The newspapers MTno
tsenM Century, Conservative Republican
and u Rappe!, Radical Republican, whoa
publication was suspended q short time
ago for attacks upon the government
have reappeared.
t4sl ~, PROMULGATED. F1N I.
PARIS, June 2s.-The Postal copyen- ,.
tlon between France and the o. s. waI
promulgated yesterday. tits believed n
will go into force next month.
DOCUMENTS sErzEp.
The house ol the editor Of LD Pavs. a
Bonapartist organ, has been searched by
the police, who seized a'number Of doci.
ments. n. Mansard, o Bonapartist, hSs
written Q letter, In which he acknoWl.
edges that committee exists for the itir.
therahce OF the plebiscite, and that II.
Rouher ls its President This statement
ts made In the face Of Rouhet's recent de.
NAL in the Assembly Of any knowledge Of
such O committee, ~
Gen. Amsudeau will represent France
In the Brussels Congress, -
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Killed bxa nrnnkeIn pI,n, 4

CAIRO, June, 2s,-John Kennedy was
drowned today while bathing In The
William Gupton, a pilot, while intoxi.
Gated, went into the barbor Bhop Of ANDY
Eshback, who tried to put him out, when
Gupton drew q revolver and fred three
Shots two of,Rhich entered EShback's
body, causing death In half an hour.
Eshback was ayqniet, Inoffensive mar, and
intense indignation q manifested aRainst
Gupton. The latter b In, custody, n slTT'
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A Detective MORALLY Shot.

I Patterson, n. J., June 2s.-oflcer.
VIM. High, Of this city, who had detected
the thieves who had been robbine he
New jersey Midland Road went 10 Inc
house Of the robbera and on attempting to
gain admittance was shot with q double
barrelled shot gun from the second story
window aud mortally wounded. John
Anderson, who fred the shot, and two
companions were arrested.
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The Administration OF Our Ohio
Gl County Road Laws.

RditsrS OF the IntOlngeuees. q .JIiyy
There Is no principle Of Justice or eoui.
y about our roadlGws. and their execu-
ton by our present Board Of Commis-
slonets has been very unaatisfactory, 10
say the least.
The roads 5oi much The larger part Of
Ohio county lead toward the NatIonal
Road, and Of the remainlng portion to-
ward the Ohio river. They are necessarily
ol no great length, and the travel on most
Of them is quite limited and local. We
Judge that iully seyen.eighths Of all the
county roads" are simply outlets to lead
Ing roads for from one to half dozen
farmers, and are Of no particular value 70
anybody else. In fact, they are then pri'
vate roads. Still, there are many private
roads the owners OF which have TO keep
them up, while they arc taxed and also
liable to be compelled to work their neigh
bors' roads, Yet II these roads were dis
annulled It would leave such persons ai
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THE cARLrsra F1ANKRn.

A dispatch from the scene Of opera
tions before Estella ssys General Concha
mas executed Q successful flank move
ment on the Carlists, resulting In the cap.
ture Of several important positions. Il Is
probable that the town will fall into the
hands Of the Republicans tomorrow.
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SPAIN.


MADRID, June 27.-OtElclal Information
has been received Of the defeat at Chelus
thirty.eiRht miles northeast Of ValenciS
AFTER two days fighting, Of ten thousand
Carllsts under command Of Don Alphonso
brother Of Don Carlos, by q force Of Re.
publicsns numbering only five thousand
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ST. LOUIS.

THE ST. LOUIS DEMOCRAT ADVISES CON.
soIDAT1oN AGAINST BOURBON DE.
MocRAoY.
ST, LoUp, June 2S.-The Democrat will
tomorrow publish double loaded edi-
torial taking strong ground In favor Of
the peoples movement to defeat what It
calls the Bourbon Democracy In this
State at the gubernationsl election next
fall, and calls on tho Republican State
Central Committee which meets next
month to recommend such q movement
instead Of nominating straight Repub.
llcan State Ticket.
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RIra and ca.auaitn.

CINCINNATI, June So. H. s.rick.
lands -four mill Of New Castle, Indiana,
burned yesterday; loss $sS, 900, insurance
All. Al saw mill at Tyler City, Ind, yes
terday an unknown German fell on saw
which was rapidly revolving and his
head and arm were cut Oh.
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DOCUMENTS sRtzEp.
RUSSIA.
ALARMING RuMoas,

LONDON, Jdne s7.-A dispatch 10 the
fdH Aaa Gazette from. Petersburg says
alarming rumors prevail Ia that civ re-.
specing the situation Of affairs in Central
Asia. Its reported, says the dispatch.
that Ameer Kashgar has seized the Rus.
sian envoy, and fearing q war In conse-
quence, has concentrated 10000 troops on
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WeaIher Reporl.
War OEPARFHHEf,
WASHMaToN, D. O., June $500 r. Y.
PRoRAnurTIRa

PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the middle At
lantic States, partly cloudy and continued
warm weather will prevail, with increas-
ing south or west winds and stationary or
falling barometer during the night.
For the South Atlantic and Gull States,
generally fair weather and local rains In
Alabama, Florida and Northern Georgia,
with south or west winds, slight changes
In temperature and stationary or rising
barometer during Monday. 4
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, southwest ornorth.
west winds, q slight fall In temperature
and a rising barometer during Monday. !.
For the lake region, local storms, brisk
and high southwest or northweat winds,
lower temperature and slowly rising ba-
rometer on Monday. -.
For the Northwest partly cloudy wealth.
er in Missouri and Iowa, with north or
west winds, lower temperature and q
rising barometer. s5i 7.5 a'ss q d
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FIsh and GANG Annoointinn.

oswEao, June, 2I.-At4 meeting, to-
day Of the New York State Association
for the Protection oI Fish and Game
Capt Bogardus shot q friendly match Of
10 double birds with Mr.. Errell, Of
Chicago. The latter won, killing 10
birds, Bogardus II. y n
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uNpRcIpRD As YET,

Oattell and Dennlson have moi yet In
formed the President whether they win
accept or decline the appointment Of
Commissioners for tho District Of Colum.
bia, and Blow desires before he gives
answer % be furnished with q copy o. the
act providing for the temporary govern.
ment and to be informed whether the du-
ties Of the Commissioners will require Ave
or six months residence In Washington.
His acceptance thus depends on business
ARRANGEMENTS,
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GERMANY.


BERLIN, June s7.-The report that the
Roman Catholic Rishops now In confer
ence at Fulds will endeayor to compro-
mise with the Prussian Government Is
not true,
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BOSTON,.
The sculIlRace.

BosToN, June 27.-The two-mile scull
race to-day, on Charles river. between
Frederick Plaisted, Of California, and
Michael Hern, oi Boston, was won by the
former. Time, Is minutes and 80 sec.
nnha H'H t1' l-F sf'0
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The Pal Mall Gazette has Information
that the Gar has sentenced his nephew,
Grand Duke Nicholas, who stole biz
mothers diamonds, to bsnishment for Inc
to the Caucasus, and deprived him Of The
cross Of 81. George, bestowed for achieve.
ments in the Khiya campaiRn.
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HnnEah.

= : NEw YoRK, June ga special from
Salisbury, n. O., says John Alien Ketchey
was hanged yesterday Tor an outrsge on
Miss Nellie Bershevere In MAY, 1873.