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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

srg,of> CITING AFFRAY on a SUNDAY
s,gnaL Eyrra>loS TRAiS.-Rocketts Baptist
sgrGay.>chool ,coIorcd) yesterday made an
excursion lo W,>t Point, and carried down
3 !lr.c crowd. including number OF men,
Who proved 10 Jc Gi>ordcrly characters.
Viii. the train WAS returning. and when
a,ouf rinr miles rom the city, some of these
fellow. after rcpcltrily interfering with the
color,u brakeman tLouis Beverley in the
di>ri)iiyr II hi> duties, succeeded in getting
into 4 'U>, win him. In response TO his Ell
tot, 10 MAXI lArI behave seven or eight OF
.htm attacked lin. 4 smal.>ized riot then
oy.gIr.d. and he pulled out II large pocket
ka.." aud cut Daniel Garter across
Ur ,.2IIitlr.badc. making deep
",-l. whlrA aIi open the flesh to the bone.
Nh.n tar train reached the city, just before
Glrk. B-Y,rh'S aS>li!ants made another
luol,MI"ut a-ain>t hin. De Was taken into
liu dr;u. hy one oi the officers OF the COM
Iaay. ,,>r hs would have been harshly dealt
win hy tie inturia,cd rowdieS. Beverly
aH'i i ralogrd IIuck>tcr named Burton were
arp>t,i ANA carried TO the First station
i,i>r. The wounded man was taken there
also. hUt Wl- allowed to 20 home to have his
NuiuG> attended 10. Several Of the most
lo.>y and dangerous of the rioters slipped
I'll TIE train n soon a> it arrived, and thus
,>r1l,I thr police. There will be an eX.
a4.la.ou ii The case by Police Justice White
H., III uJguing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

\ NEw BuaS tuIp MURDERED.-On Sun
day morn'p.ay young coloIei woman, named
Hannah l;!o"u, living on the premises Of
K. ). CHM, -. lll5 Moore street, Sheep
Hill, gave birth 10 a child and killed it. On
s',l!da! ,hc complained OF being unwell,
~. sunday morning felt so badly that Mr..
hIgn, Dot kMo"ing the nature Of her mala-
O., Suggested She had better 60 to her
mothers house. No. 1901 Cary street, and he
accordingly procured wagon and started
II: ava! in it. After she had gone the
C'Ad ''ody Ola child was found in the stable,
~4 ail Tie iAdeations pointed to her as the
I2lu~r and murdclcss. The body was
l.'Nd III the hands Of Coroner Taylor, who
i-@G~ !oSt mDT."m, and found that it bad
t"'eH torn alive. An inquest was held over
l. b, 'ae City Morsue yesterday, and the
.Ar: rendered 3 verdict that it CAME TO
l. 0r1'A At The hands Of the aforesaid
NaA!aa Brown. The coroner issued his
"aTfa1, ipr The arrest of Hannah, and it
Wa >rIl"d upon her. but owing TO her pre-.
S"1t gri''s'! condition she was not removed
!" ilc >'u,ion-hou,e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

vorrs.-Rev. George Il Wilmer,
'i,t 'i,t'",,',,,shur., ~ preached at st. IauIs
Z" "...rr's, on sunday morE'nS' ,;shon
''I,, p;-A, gcv. T. NJ. White, ssSs'ah. s,s"o op
n, A. ,,.ocesc. otlida,ed at Grace charct' on
s"a..S ,,,' sn,ond BAPTIST church Rev. u. %. D.
,,.;N...'D q. 49,, y. D.. was announced 10 preacn
Ni'':. .,r,,;nr and night, bst OWING TO ah
~" 49, ,;,rnsss nc was unable to o1lclate'
alto" I' q Letter. u. D., PREACHED in tne
h't' -. .ri the Rev. Charles ID. Eeao' a.
L - ','.'', t.. Crarc.Sticct PrcSeSteran cnufcn'
a. uis&. .,;., church on Sunday.
,,-.ou WAS admitted TO usmoelst''p "''"
-. 's3didatr baptized. g o-oo,n
'Tr.. .,,ular monthly meet%s o "teS'u
-, ~ ,;',n"I,,t church SundSy.school was
!',. iI ..~ sunday night. The exercises con
II ~ - r,ciiatiouS. dialogues, etc. e,c.
m. meetings have been suostituseu u,
-, ,r 49,, the pastnr of the church, III llea ol
49, ,t., =, ~. liar sunday night services.
:, .iou >;r.ion Methodist ch'irta nv ,s.
= T4vrrccc pre"ched on sundas' 'ise
'' 80. .ir,, .,h,rnt from the city.
:r.,, lr NlndcrsIice, pastor OF >loiH!
!, hr absent from the city about
Co.. .r... g, in search o. rest and recreation.
-, n.. lra,e.>,rrct Baptist church, atter
,.,',.,,..u thr pastor, Dr. wilson, gave
.'"', ..', .;rl. baud OF fellowship to two new
'0,.' ., '.,,,..v of Fulton church baptized one
o,, >laGi: night
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

HUsTlNGs Court Judge Clcpton presid.
tng-The July term Of this court CON.
menced yesterday. The following grand
jury was sworn in: William H. Garnett,
foreman: 2. s. Traphagen, John Fl. Mat
thews, J. NJ. Graves, G. T. Mitchell, T. w.
Crow, D. Lewis, Sr., w. W. Pool, j. w.
Jones. B: A. Pillow, j. Ostrander, George
Mum, w. D. Craig. William P. Kidd, d.
JamisoD, and P. IL. Bowls. 4it~
decree was entered in re Holland and
wife rs. Chalkley, confirming commissioners
sale and ordering deeds to purchasers.
A nolle prosequt was entered in the case
of The Commonwealth pS. Mike Freed, and
the scare facias on forfeited recognizance
dismissed.
Messrs. James NJ. Gregory and Don p.
Hasey qualified to practice as attorneys in
this court.
Fifteen licenses to conduct ordinaries were
granted.
The court adjourned over until this morn.
ing at II O'Clock, at which time the grand
jury will be called.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Late Saturday evening
Mfr John W. Atkinson and son Robert were
hunting near the city, and the former shot q
squirrel, which lodged in tree. Much
against bis fathers will, Robert assembled the
tree to recover the game. When about fifty
five feet, limb on which he was Iresling
broke, and he fell with great violence to the
ground, breaking his right thigh In two
places, breaking several ribs, bruising his
head and face, besides, it is feared, sustaining
serious internal injuries. He was conveyed to
his residence, east Fourth street, where be
has since suffered great pain, although great
hopes are entertained that his injuries will
not prove fatal. The Injured man is wer.
thy employe of the Old Dominion Nail.
Works.
PERSONAL Fl. Gary, E.q has left on
q business trip to North CaroIina.
MeSsrs. John McEWen and George w.
Toby have returned from Baltimore.
Colonel w. B. Woodbridge, county trea-
surer, is out after brief sickness.
High Constable Gary is able to be out aud
attend to his duties,
GRANGE ORGANIZED w. B. West
brock has organized Midlothian Grange-T.
l.. Payne master, and Philip Anthony secre-
tary, with thirteen male and four female
members.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

ED NAN'- FUNEgAL.-J Jamestown Tribe,
y" >U"d1! morning last, paid the last tribute
y, ie'ir:l 20 one OF their number, Mr. Heury
;. "! e.. Who died on Saturday last at the
.4'-iv' College. The procession was Il large
80" :, imposing one, and was accompanied by
VI '1u> t"ad. 4 brief but appropriate
u'c'"i>e =, MAS delivered by Rev. DR.. Garllck,
o. '-'1I:->ifeet church, after the usual morn
,'I- >'iN'tr. and The remains we're then escort
W 49,. ~ '"h"0od and inferred with the beau.
,.'.' '"ivhoAy Of the Order. MIR. Meyers
1,''- I~a 10 feIa'yc in this city or country, but
': .s',l attention Was paid him during his
mI',',S IN'''>S T.! !he members Of the Tribe to
".!tcA Ac hpIoused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

PHoToGRAPHs.-One Of the best Photographic
galleries In The United States l. the LEE GALLERY
of Richmond, Va. It's proprietors richly deserve
the eminence they have attained They keep
abreast of all the modern improvements, uniformly
do good work, and give satisfaction to all who have
dealings with them. From personal knowledge OF
the fle pictures produced, and OF the courtesy and
kindness of its proprietors, we can cheerfaly re-
commend the LEE EGALLERY.-Christtdn Observer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

IyrRoyfgE>rs 70 CENTENARY CnCkcH.-
q1,. ',n.,ry.a,iou Of Centenary Methodist
[l,r.h h.yr decided TO enlarge improve
e,'f .rca.iy l.au;ify The church bnl'dinaSpy
a',I@,. a'I - !, about len feet and changing the
~yl. ~ Of architecture to that of Gothic. They
5;a,o,c AZ at present to leave the tower and
} 1'oi ., il i, but ultimately to change both to
,om;Icrc style OF Gothic architecture, to
conform 10 Tie alterations to be made 10 the
galleries. pulpit. pews, &c. The Wnole o'
e.. 20, i.,lic i 10 he thrown into the audi
,Tcc.roolu. and the entire cost for the various
Changes and Improvements is estimated at
ahou, 5000. Of this amount $4,000 was
rst.,d IL, week. and at the church meeting
l., ui.at An additional sum was subscribed.
AI,hr cot dieting ideas as 10 the church eX-
tension, have been harmonized and the plan
,Irs.Gy mentioned agreed 20 unanimously.
TIN. lr,urc-room will also have an addition
Of leu zee. made 10 it, and the work will be
sr.cd;ly commenced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

GREAT REDUCTIoN.-In order to reduce their
large stock Of reidy-made clothing Messrs L. B.
SPENCE & Son have marked down their goods TO
lbe very lowest mark. They have on hand quite
varied line Of business suits; also, linen and alpaca
coats, light undersbiris and drawers Their stock
of neckties comprises all OF the latest novelties.
For good and cheap goods call at 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

MAD DOC KILLED.-Yesterday morning q
large white dog was found in the wood
yard of Messrs. West & Lacy, on Ninth
street near Franklin, foaming at the mouth
and showing every indication that he was
rabid. The gate was closed, and policeman
Hulce coming up few moments afterwards
killed him,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

q MIfiED.-Mr. William II. Page Quali-
AZ" 'v'o'r Mr.. Andrew Jnkins yesterday
,S, Inspector Of Gas tor The city OF Rich
,1I' ,S,,1 l.. ana gave bond in the sum of $1,000,
,n,.,; "',n george barsamin and a. Bargamin as
s,,1' H,' u. Miller qualified as Assistant In-
(, &. no2 ,a"'' VIII Herman Schmidt as surety, in
c,rp., 4' nehnis Mccarthy qualified as bill
bond !" ".r Gas Inspectors office, and gave
XII ~. :" lie penalty Of $1,000, with James
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

FINALLY AND TO CoSCLuDE.-The last Gift Con-
cert Ia aid Of the Public Library of Kentucky is at
hand. The last chance to ger fortune for almost
n,..ag is close to u.s. Thus agree the HUNDREDS
and thousands of the people who are daily busihk
ckets u this concert 10 all parts Of the world ana
they are right 1t is the last chance. Look al Inc
advertisement aud see II 1t Is not glorious one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

EncAHpMEsT Ar THE WHITE SULrHrR.--At
"a meeting Of Company C(Guard of the Com
monwealth) held last night it was decided
not TO join the rest of the regiment in the
encam pment at Jordan Alum Springs, but to
visit the Greenbrer White Sulphur Springs
about the 9Th OF August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

Ea,n, TIVE AproINTaENTs.-Gov vernon
H.. 1",,, S, aas appointed f. n. Reed judge of
.Jrdnn' 'un'y uy Court Of Charlotte in place of.
,ynG7o rr'ulollI, - resigned, and has designated
,t,N , :, n's nne9rse W. Lewis Judge of the coun-
H.. co,s, m M,cA'n9nd and Westmorelapd, to hold
IN ,t' epul'' ol Northumberland and Lancaster
o.I' g. p,iee ol the late incumbent, now de-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

cejyeH ceGL TO 10 Hs IEsTsD.--The Gas Works re.
coal II 1rss yesterday doeation OF three cars of
Ch,,ia'v,lnn. hvln 'he houston Coal Company of
Civ Citssoa; css West va, to be tested at the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

us,.-yys To-DAr.-Fons or re.
'"' ..f.s ,.,,2nnq The probadi'tt'es arc sh@
) -.,,a,,f. to-day ,rW be clc''ftg '''thr0'n'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

Yirii,.ilhh ihh ARP r1lNTgD.-Th Maryland and
lsr. ".a boundary Line Commissioners
Gpar,;.p ;ppolnteo Ex-Governor jenkins, OF
n,sn, 1I, Ampdre, by authority OF the agree.
"elWeen the Two States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

!, ,THs SUea.xg CoURT printing was awarded
.. "a. 3, Gary, NOT. George Y. Car; sI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

MANTED, PURCHASERS FOR CAR.
w RIAGkS, BUGGttS. and WAGOEs.sI
have on hand two excellent texteDslon-toP ~ AMiLx
PHAETON, two PONY HkEl0NSs several
SPnING WAGONS, new and secondhand. WORK
guaranteed equal TO any In the ciiy.
For sale low for cash 70 close out stock.
- '1sl7r-6s 'll}'ga w. e.. smith,
I iy17.ly 412 Broad or sos Fifth street. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

RANGE on THKRxoxErER III fhe Dispatch
counting room Monday, July 22Qth
ss 81 IN. y. :st g g; s;a \.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

cTRAYED OFF FROM MY REsI. rss,s|
- DENCE, at Bseon,s Qnartr, o.. MI, On Estsf
sunday night, LIGHT ..' ~ e COW. Vii, one esr
split ard the other Gro .,cea. She had Z calf Iwo
mo ago: any ny pse returning her to me at the
iy Fl - iLAMRENCE h y GUSHING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

r OsT DOG.-Jumped from the sS
IL p::4o Danvlile cars yesterday A. M.,S.....ss0
wien about five miles from thia city, a,fOiMI6ss
DOG, In good order, answer1n9 20 tns psmS ~, ~
,relln The fndfr viii be suitably rcHsraea py
leaving her at i sos aaiu sfrert, eItslt- IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

PoLIcE COuRT, MoNDAY--5usttcs Nhhiitee..-Tff III
Mary Carter and John Baker (negroesl were
fined (the former q and the latter Sp for
lighting in. the street. &.
Thomas, Jackson, e barged with a@ssaultlnl!g ass l!
Leroy. Jackson, was discharged s1s upon lns pay pay
ment of costs, ,.,sz,. sr3 Es!,ssE 1.,..st
Catherine Harris, was Sent 70 jail for fifteen
- Andrew Bruce (nsgroy for petit larceny;
was se0tt te Jail for ten days. - la.1.S.sf.s
-i The csse of Walter w ing,et0n (neRr0i
charged With stealing y watcb, ring, ana
pistol teaeagiHg to Charles Thorntoa wa
continued until to-day s. :tf s. zt,s
5 Robert Barber tnegro) J; for stealing 2 ra!r
OF pants from >. II. Johnson, Eas sent 20 iaA
8 George Wiagield was fined o. for an as-
sault upon Eugene McCrey tnegTo).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21

DOARDERS WANTED.--A gentleman
Id and his wife can obtain BOARD and nicely,
furnished room with private family. Two or q
three IABLE-ROARDEkS can also DC accommo-
dated. Terms moderate. Apply 10 lgss
=. -Ts7s-'[.- Mrs. A. A. WHITE,
iy 20 2tx No 202 Clay street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-21


Sunday that three escaped eenYicts were
hiding in the woods near Chester station,
having been put off thetrain at that point for
Inot paying their fare. Armed with proper
authority, officers Fox and Mcdonnell Went
lover to Chesterfield Sunday afternoon, and
LATTER a3weary search suddenly came upon
1.-THE men lying in thicket aboutafonr miles
from Manchester. Taken completely by
surprise. they surrende cred, to the aofhcers
and were brought TO the city. They are
lstrong, healthy-Iooking young men, and an
swer the description given the officers, but
upon being searched 1t satisfactorily appear.
ed from papers found upon them that they
are deserters from the United States navy
probably from the Colorado, They give
their names as Robert S. Yarnell. Henry
Kimball. and Tom Campbell. In Yarneips
cket,dary the history of the escape is told
as follows: Il ssugG
aThursday. June ,25 =. Ran away from
Portsmouth, Va. SWimmed the river at 2
o'clock in the morning--one mile for my I'D.
terty. Walked seven miles and stopped all
day. Gods mercy on me, and help all.
/ t.Friday, 28th: Slept in Dismal Swamp.
tCnms to Elizabeth river ] gave silk hand
Ikerchief worth $3.50 for my dinner, and
Esone tobacco to let! me across 6be bridge,
and sjnsti sight Is another bridge across the
Black#ater. t:Ei as So. s.
g Saturday,, 27th Tired travelling. Laid
i down in the swamp at about 10 r. 3D.. and
slept three hours. Two more shipmates
came along, and then we got up and travelled
Itill the break OF day; then we tied up for
fthe day. 81; IS ,{i .. ..1s.si. &;
The diary continues q disconnected &c.
tcount oTt the movements OF the deserterst tln'
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-28

THE BARKER BENEFIT.-Though City Hall
was but about half filed last evening on the
occasion of the complimentary concert ten
dered to Miss Nellie Barker, the concert was
remarkably good, and those who went felt we'll
repaid for their trouble.
No. of part first was "Lift Thine Eyes" by
Mendelssohn; sung by the Temple Quartette,
who are always welcomed by Portland audi
ences; they also in the first part gave No. 4,
which consisted of two songs, being Tyrlo-
ese sung by Krug, and (Which is the Prop
crest Day to Drink" an old English song by
Dr. Arnl; in answer to an enthusiastic encore
b was repeated. In part second the Quartette
sang GIN the Evening Soft and Red," By Franz
Abt, and loyal" part song by Siefert
No. of part first was Cavatina 'La Gazza
Ladra," by Rossini sung by the fair beneflci-
airy, Miss Nellie Barker. While Miss Barl1er's
voice is very sweet and evinces careful cultiva
ton, it is not powerful enough to fill City
Hall, especially when the audience is small.
Miss Barker was, however, very well received,
and in answer to an encore sang 81 know who
is coming to me-" by Aspa. In part second
she sang with Mr.. Fessenden, the Duett "Mira
la blanca Luna" by Rossini, which was one of
the gems of the evening, and as solo the song
by Sir Henry Bishop ''Should He Upbraid"
No. of part first was the song by Daily,
''He Thinks do not Love Him." sung by
Mrs G. M. Cummings, and in answer to an
encore, 81 Cannot Sing the Old Songs" by
Clarabel; she also sang in part second the
Cavatina by Mercadante, lie NJ abbandoni, "
in which it seemed to us that she sang consd
erably out of tune, although it may have beer
the piano.
The programme was well selected and il
length was suitable to the warmth of the eve
ming
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-28
Cumberland County Medical society

The regular monthly meeting of the Cum
berland County Medical Society was held yes
terday. The records of last meeting were read
and confirmed. On motion of DIR. Il. A. Foster,
a committee of three, was appointed, con-
sisting of Drs T. A. Foster, Weeks and Buzz
zell, to act in conjunction with the Secretary,
in selecting from the papers which have been
read before this society, certain number to be
presented to the State Association for pubica-
ton if deemed advisable by the Publication
Committee.
On motion of DR.. Foster, the Secretary was
requested to present to the State Association a
brief statement of the foulishing condition OF
the society, its work and future prospects
On motion of DR.. Weeks, DIR. Spaulding was
requested to read his paper first.
DIR. Spaulding read very interesting and
elaborate report of two ophthalmic cases
which had been previously shown to the soce-
ty.
DIR. Merrill next reported case of popliteal
aneurism. The treatment relied on in
this case was compression of the femoral ar
terry by successive RELAYS of attendants Q
After DR.. Merrill read his reoprt there was
quite general discussion as to the natural and
different methods of treatment of this dis
ease.
Dr. Buzzell read very interesting paper on
dropsy from heart disease, previous to which hi
showed chart made in the form OF bill
which isto be placed over the chest during an
examination of the heart. The object is to show
the situation of different valves,
The Secretary was requested to invite DR.
Gordon to give the society monthly report OF
matters which would be interesting and useful
to the society which may come under his oh
servation during his intended trip abroad.
The attendance was very large, and great in
terest and activity was manifested in the dis
cussions. Adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-28

Whole on the private calendar. Also adverse
ly to bill to abolish capital punishment
Laid on the table, Also adversely to a Hill tn
define the legal days of work in certain cases
and to fix a minimum vote of compensation
therefor.
Mr. Ward of ILL., moved a substitute pro-
viding that days work of the conductors and
drivers on street cars in the District OF Cclum-
bia will not exceed ten hours, which was
passed.
Bills were passed removing the political dis
abilities of George E. Pickett and Charles ii.
Williamson of Virginia, Thomas Hardeman,
jr, and James Packson of Georgia, and John
ii. Reagan of Texas.
MIR. Tremain of N. Y. reported back the
Senate amendments to the bill to repeal the
bankrupt bill and moved a non-concurrence
and the appointment of Conference Commit
tee.
Mr.. Tremain in supporting his motion took
occasion to reply to some newspaper aspersions
affecting his honor and integrity in connection
with the bill and to the charge that it had been
reported in the interest of Jay Cooke & Co.
Inc Dill had been prepared without any COL
sultatlon on his part with any persons outside
the members of the Committee and he lad no
acquaintance whatever with jay Cooke & Co.
or any OF their attorneys or agents. He chal-
lenged the fullest scrutiny and declared that
there was not the slightest foundation for any
charge or insinuation against him.
No action was taken on the motion.
y Mr.. Maynard of Tenn. gave notice that to-
morrow he would ask the House to pass the
currency bill without further discussion and
without further amendments than those sug-
gested by the Committee on BBDking and
Currency.
The evening session will be devoted to the
consideration of the tariff bill.
The Portland daily press., 1874-05-28
MINOR KILOGRAMS,

Exercises at the naval academy close Satur-
day, when Secretary Robson will award tie
diplomas.
Rear Admiral w. E. Leroy is ordered to the
command OF the South Atlantic squadron.
Lieut.. Geo. A. Converse is ordered to Newport
Kate Field made her first appearance on the
stage at the Boston Theatre yesterday and fine
ly rendered Hoods Bridge of Sghs.''
Rev. VIM. f. Ensign, United States agent
for the BlackfOOt Indians, has been indicted in
Montana for appropriating several thousand
dollars worth OF blankets, dry goods, groceries,
provisions &c. to his own use.
The graduating exercises at Annapolis close
this week.
Boston had its annual May training yester-
day.
The American Education Society and the
Society for the Promotion of Collegiate and
Theological Education, for the education of
poor young men for the ministry, were formally
united at Boston yesterday and Senator Buck
idgham elected President.
Col. John J. Hickman was elected Right
Worthy Grand Templar at Boston Yesterday
At the regular monthly sale of Scranton coal
in New YORK to. day there was slight advance
In prices over those of last month.
August Fruncks is under arrest at PhiIadel-
phia for fatally shooting his wife.
1t was decided yesterday in Worcester, Mass
that Schenck beer is Intoxicating, and all deal
efs IN thlS beverage are to be dealt with by
law.
The evideace before the inquest in the Mill
River disaster continues to show the careless.
ness in the construction of the reservoir and
negligence in keeping it in order.
A San Francisco despatch says that of Il
| elections under the local option law, the tenn
| perance people carried II of them.
A New York despatch says that strong
lobby is in Washington to defeat the Senate
bill abolishing moioties.
| After June LIST, half the duties on imports
| into Cuba must be paid in gold, the equivalent
| in paper not being acceptable,
| The House in Committee of the Whole last
| night considered the iron section of the tariff
| bill until adjournment Mr.. Hale of Maine
| got an amendment inserted in the bill allowing
drawback of duty on copper used in building
vessels for foreign trade.
Base ball: New Haven, Atlantics 8, Yale 3
| Chicago, White Stockings g. Hartfords g.