davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-02-07

1.3a; do No. q, *1.1o@1.1n; ginger, purc, 2a@8o; do
No. /, 2ota95o; Ito No. 1601l1u.
@N.@o; W1tto Lilly, 1A@GNa: Willie 1soso, 0.l30ho;
1mtn, t3hHt; savon IMPERIAL 6@Gho: willie nNs-
giant 67lQlJo; Champagne 1@HNo; primrose, GlS05u.
BrAEoI-aivcr Eloss, 0Ht@10Ao; common, se5l1o:
ptrn. tx 5Ga8c
11AY-No now faaturca yseso reported. The domnrd
waH OF limited character, md 10 variations in prices
wns noico We quote tho wholesale prices 1Aitl by
dealers aa follows, cnra 10 cohin 30 mol lba Now tim!
ohy, primo, l400914b0 Ito No. !, 12.50a1JO0; No.
21o. $1oooGall mixed. % 9o0a1ooo prime rraire,
$9.C0@9.5D; do No. !. g. 90 @a.56; Ito No. 2 si.01@
7.o1. LooBE ON WAuoN-Timothy, Sl1.00@t3O
rrnrio s7.oo@0.o0. For delivery of prcsacd, $l.00
@1.60, according to distance
lI1bEs,worS dull. Tho receipts arc light, and
buyers and dealers appear to bn almrt In tcir vow8,
tle hitter being unwilling TO acccpt present rates.
Tho de.rcsHui at. cn,Be1 by largo exports from tho
South american hide portH 10 this country, has caused
many dealers horo to Withdraw from tic marriott or
operate with caution. We quoto: Green city butclors
as5Nc; grcen cured lleht, O. do. ho1yy, 90; part
cured, 7tSsAo Ercen calf 13o; grecn kip, o.; green
froSoi', 1o !lrY ssts 2oo dry IN l7e az aalts L.
scored, CUT otlcrwiso tlaHagct twothtrta price,
branded, 10 por cent on. Sheep pcs, wool estimated
aH waBllel, per ~. a7i6a542c.
1fDpH-Were Ill moderate request for immcdlnte
consumption, Wo quotc: Common to choice Wcat-
orn, 26G54Go; Now Ynrk 8tate, 4t@i5c.
y -t,1 E~j-
, 1874-02-07

Thu rates draacd hogs aro To boston, 900 10
il1urc, ut 80e.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-15
THE CURRENCY BILL,

The Senate passed a new currency
bill last Friday by vote OF 80 to %,
thus indicating that it's supporters are
not powerful enough to overcome the
expected Presidential veto. Neither Of
the Senators from this State WAS pres
eat when the vote was taken, ont i. is
probable that Mr.. FOREMAN would have
voted for and Mr.. DAVIS against the
passage OF the till. lis principal fea-
turps sre thus summarized by the Bal
timore SIN:
For unlimited banking under the
na.ionG, bank act OF June3O, 1864 For
reduction OF the lawful reserve in cir
cu,atiOn to five per cent. This reserve
now amounts to about $40, 900, 900. AMI
would be reduced to about SlS,000,0O0
and add the difference so far ss it is
70; already added 10y violation OF law
to the pre.cnt circulation. For main
tanning Ihe greeuback circulation at its
present imit Of S33, 10000 For reduc-
ing the greenbeck circulation in future ST.
the rate of $3.50 tor every 500 Of ad-
ditioual rational bank notes issued
under this bill, until the grecaback cir
culation is reduced to $3O0,0OO,0Oo,
when it shall stop For the converti-
hi.ity after Janua-y |, 1878, Of all
rreeuhacks into fl four and halt, or
four per cent bonds at par-at the
option OF the Secretary OF the Treasury
AS to rate OF interest, the greenbaCks
70 converted to be destroyed As the
bonds available tor the basis of nstious
a NaukiDg arr limited in amount, and
few OF them are in the country, the
practical operation OF this bill it is held
would be 10 slowly increase the curren>
cY TO the extent OF probably not over
fly millions, and since the bank notes
are not legal tende- except to aud from
the government, this increase would be
less than tantamount to an equal in
crease OF greenbaCks.
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Notice 10 Contractors.
CLERKS OFFICE BOARD Oh CoM'hs
WHEELING, W. Va June 3, 1874

CLERKS OFFICH BOARD Oh CoM'hs
WHEELING, W. Va June Z, 1874,
CEAIED PROPOSALS. Will BIZ KE-
- CEINED at the office OF the Eoard az
Commlss iouVIS ot the County ot Ohio, until
Friury, July ord, 1874, at II ~ clock, noon,
for the GIRdusJiun, Masonry, Kip zap ana
Suparslructurs ola Bridge ia either iron ~
wood. toT tee stone Nork, ContRiuirg
about 2Il yards: FOR the grading, about | bOJ
YARDS for the rip-rap about lOJ yards ;
YoquiT,h iOr a BTiCge Ia no built
across Rlg Wheeling Greek st Elm Grovr,
nearly opposite VIM, Chambers store, east
ofthe line Of the Wheeling, Pittsburgh nnd
BalIlmOTa IsllrOsd.
Tho Masonry 10 he first class rough rock
WORK, laid in ful cement mortar. The
rip-Iap iO br one foot thick aud hand
packed. The bids 'oE each kind of work
must he by the cubic yard Oi ~ feet meas
urCd 50 id ia rho work. Bids Tor masonry
Io cover the cost o. bu ldlng and preparing
foundations.
Also NJ the same place and until the same
time, bids will be- received for the super.
SiI ucture Oi tue above Bridge conhit ng OF
two CQuRl spans uf 100 feet each, In the clear,
II feet wide, iu The Gear, aud haNi sale
Capn city with IcT he fact or snietyD Of
JOJ lbs per lineal foot, dhtribub-i.
The foundation II uf Ta'k, and of walls "
feet, depth uf wafer one la two ic"'.
BIDS Tor both Wood anu Iron structures
ere solicited. In the latter case the bottom
chords ana main frame io b" oi wTOus 1T
iron, the floor beams and all oi the prinCi'
pal members OF the bridge preferred io bo
uf toe same material. The commissioners
reserve the Iignt 10 reject any oT al bids.
Plans ald sp cihcatluus iO /" tcen Et this
office. Ey oI."r of the Board of Comm ~
JOHN HANDLAE, President.
CHAS. II. ~ TIERS, Clerk. luni "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-15
PASAM M.
Heavy Failures.

PANAMA, June l3.-Great commotion
has been caused among tue wealthy
families Of Lima by the failure Of
Julian Zsrscoudeque, whose specula-
tions proved disastrous. He held oi
their money. without any security what
ever, over $2,50O0Oe. The Gales OF bic
assets are not one third Of his habrIi-
ties. Juan De Ugarle in the same city
has suspended.
The paymasters car on the Arroyo
railroad, Peru, was thrown from the
track and the paymaster and attendants
fired on. clubbed with muskets and rob-
bed. Previously an attempt had been
made to upset the train carrying the
Duke OF Genoa.
Chill has been sgitsted over the sale
OF forged drafts 10 the Valparaiso bank
to the amount Of thirty.two thousand
pounds, by A. g. Wendell, con OF DR..
Wendell, OF New York.
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ItD1A Ma.
crop RaDOrIa.

lNDIANAPoLIs, Jul Y l3.-The follow :
ing is synopsis of the leading inior-
nation published by the National Crop
Reporter to-day. The reports from
correspondents, dated June let, indicate
q severe drouth prevailing in nearly sll
portions OF the country east Of the
Rocky mountains as far as New Eng
land, with more or less damage to the
growing crops in most sections. SIuce
the date OF those reports there have
teen very general rains throughout th G
country, aud it is thought enough to
check all damage on the score o.
drouth. The condition OF the grow
ing wheat in the States Of Illinois, In
diana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Mis-
souri,. Ohio and Wisconsin is nearly
three per cent. above good average
condition :. in Illinois and Missouri
the condition OF tie wheat was very
high; in Iowa five per cent. above an
average, and in the other STATES below.
The average condition OF the crops IN
the same States al the date mentioned
WAS six per cent. below q good average,
Missouri being the only State reporting
above an average. Estimates IN re!a-
ton 10 the area sown this season IN
barley indicate in the States previ-
ousIy mentioned an increase last
year of 262 acres, and the area this
wear in round numbers 5SOOOO acres.
There is fan estimated falling Oil TINS
season in the rye area averaging 10
some States 3 per cent, or lO,O3o acres
The area this year is placed at a trlfe
less than $4,000 acres.
Special returns in relation to the to-
bacco crop in Kentucky, Southern ONO
Indiana aud Tennessee are such as 10
make the outlook g very oaa one;
Aside frora the late irosts the bug ana
the Is and other insects have been very
destructive. No transplsnting had been
done up 10 June lst, the ground being
too dry. 1t seems 10 be the genera
opinion among growers and dealers that
the prospects are not in favor OF more
than half to two-thirds OF last year =
crop. Great damage is reported by the
potato bugs, which are evidently In
creasing in numbers. Comparatively
little damage is reported by the chinch
bugs, and no extensive destruction oy
grasshoppers.
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FRANCE.
Political Matters.

PARIS, June l3.-It is reported that
ths violeuce OF tbs Bonapar!ists for the
psst few days is part OF conspiracy to
bring about the dissolution Of the As
ser,bly, and sn appeal to th" county
through plebi scite.
Saint Croix will be srralgnsd before
the police court to-day. Tor his assault
UPON Gambetta. The semi official
Note protests against the Newspaper &C
counts OF the late difficulties and ssys
thew are mischieviou.ly provocative OF
excitement and hatred, and expresses
hope that the measures already taken
by the government TO restore quiet and
prevent further trouble will prove suf-
ficient.
The measures adopted by the governs
meut to prevent repetition, to-day, OF
the scenes OF yesterday and Thursdsy
at the Western depot on occssion OF
the departure OF the deputies train,
proved etTectual. Des Saint Croix was
brought before the police court to-day
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NEW YORK.
News Items.


NRu YORK, June l3.-A letter from
Alaska dated May II, says that the
Indians in Sitka are now fighting with
one another. They have throwa up
barricades of rocks, &c. In the fight
this morning three were killed aud
two were wounded. One steamer ls
anchored between the two parties who
are fighting within fifty yards OF the
beach. They burn the bodies OF the
dead. The letter closes with this state
ment: The United States troops do not
interfere to stop them for fear OF trouble
with them.
The souudiugs with reference to the
bed tor the cable to Japan reveals
rather a different condition OF affairs
between Honolulu and Yokahoms
from that which has been hitherto
found characteristic OF the bottom OF
the Pacific Ocean.
A letter from the sounding expedl-
ton describes at least six mountain
peaks or ridges that intervene between
those points, five being submarine and
one reaching the surface. These noun
tains are from 5000 to II 600 feet IN
height from the rest Of the bed, which
is a very Level plain. The sumn'ts OF
these activities are covered with coral
and lava " lich are so hard ss 10 in-
dent the sounding cylinder.
Edward Mullen is matched to beat
Weston in q walk OF us miles IN "A
hours, and to make 800 miles IN SIX
days. He will start at l2.o' O'CLOCK
Monday morning next.
William II. Bodwell, President OF
the International Typographical Unlon'
IS to be given a reception by the COM
positors OF this city.
Specie shipments to-day aggregated
4,7lS633, 5l5, 900 gold coin and the re-
mainder was gold and silver bars.
Bank Statement.
Loans increase 81, ,365, SOC; specie de-
crease S2,45l, 100; legal tenders de-
crease 1899, ,SOG deposits increase sSO9,-
100; circulation decrese S92,2OO res
serve decrease $3.50, l25.
NEv YORK, June l4.-Loudon papers
ofthe 4th have the following items:
NJ. B Boderkeimer has been ap'
pointed President OF the Swiss Conted-
Grafton Tor lS74-75.
SLAYER Captured.
A slave ship, with 225 negroes aboard
from Mozambique, bound for Msdaga-
scar, was captured by an English mans
of-war, March 18th. The slaves were
put aboard with only two days provls"
ions. The voyage was prolonged TO
eight. The suffering was indescrlba-
bic, and many died before they were
returned to Africa.
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New York Market.

NKw YORK, June l3.-Cotton-
Quiet midilng uplsnds lSc. Flour
Stronger and in buyers favor; super
iue western and state 81 5095 10;
common to good 50S6 NO; good to
choice 6 05@6 80; white wheat extra
6 30@6 65; extra Ohio 5 1907 10
Whest-ln large supply aud lower
winter red western 81 5Sal SO; white
western 81. Rye-Quiet at 81 02
al 0S. Bsrley-Nomlnal. Corn
Lower; western mixed S4ta Soc; ives.
tern yellow S5i@S7c Oats-Quier
mixed western 62@65c; white west
ern 66@7lc. Coffee-FirmeT Rio
l7s92lc. Sugar-Dull. Petroleum
Firmer; crude Ste r.fined he Eggs
Heavy; western l4!@l5ic. Leather
Firm at 27f@30c; Oriuo Company
25t@27!c. Wool-Firm; domestic
fleece 43G6Sc; pulled S3G53c un-
washed l7@37c Pork-QuieC new
mess SIS 90 spot; Il S5@l1 30 June or
July. Lsrd-SteSdy; prime steam
II ll-l6c spot; lls Juue; ii ll-l6c
july ll.c August; l2c September
Butter-Heavy; new western lSa 2lc.
Cheese-Unchanged. Whisky Firm
at 99c. Metsls-Msnufactured copper
steady; ingot lake firm at 24fG2 24Ec.
PIX iron; Scotch dull and nominal at
$38 00a39 00; American dull and
heavy at 27 00@32 W. Russia sheet
l6@l6.c. NsiIs unchanged.
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for sssaulting Gsmbetts. He was sen
tenced 10 six months imprisonmenr,
and to psy q foe OF 200 francs. He
was also ordered to Day the costs of
trial. He declined legal assistance.
The other rioters arrested on Thursday
evening were sent to prison for terms
ranging from q week to month.
In the Assembly to-day General De
Cissey, Minister. introduced a bill
modifying the regulation for the mobili-
zation OF the army in case OF the break
Jog out OF war.
The large fire last night was not in
the Northern railroad depot, but in the
timber yards adjacent.
PARIS, June 1.-THE constitutional
bill proposed by the Lett Centre will be
introduced in the Assembly tomorrow,
and urgency" be demanded for it.
Whether an alliance mas been effected
between the Lett and Right Centres
cannot be known until the bill reaches
vote. The Moderate Lett will sup-
port the motion for urgency notwith-
standing its antipathy to the recogni-
ton OF the Assembly's constituent
power, because it desires to secure the
same daneuS for the Republic against
the Bonapartists.
The great international race for the
grand prize oi Paris, was run to-day,
aud won by the English colt Trent,
Ssltsrell second, English colt Toms-
hawk third, and Beville fourth. The
betting at start was 4 to | against
Trent; 6 10 ! against Saltsrell; aHd
to against Tomahawk and Bieyille.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-15
HOUSE.

Proceedings opened amid great noise
aud confusion, many members striving
to be recognized.
Mr.. Garfield in order to get out o.!
the turmoil moved that the House re-
solve itself into Committee OF the
Whole, brt The speaker suggested that
;he House had already resolved itself
into utter confusion.
z. II. Roberts from the Committee
on Ways and Means was finally
recognized and reported back Senate
amendments to House bill repealiDg all
moieties.
The House proceeded to vote upon
them without discussion. The material
amendments which were concurred 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-15
BY TELEG RAP b.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
By the Western Union Line, Office North
west corner OF Main and 18th streets.
w ASHINC
WASHINGTON, June l3.

w AsHlN0TONi Ouuc To-
The currency bill has been rejected
by the House.
The report OF the Conference Com
mittee on the disagreeing votes OF the
House and Senate cOncerning the Freed
mems bank and its branches, recon-
mend the enactment of the House bill
slightly amended, which allows the
bank to continue business but prescrl-
bes the character Of the loans that may
be made and Of the securities that may
be accrued in the future.
The Gail for Troops for Petersburg
Judge Harris, Representative from
Virginia, called ct the White House
ty.day to protest, in the name OF the
people, against military interference in
that State, and to assure the President
that as good order prevailed in Peters
burg as in any other city OF the Union.
The President being absent from the
city he went 10 Attorney General Will
hams, who furnished him with copy
of the following telegram addressed by
the Attorney General 10 United States
Marshal Ramsdell, OF Petersburg:
"You are instructed to take the
necessary steps to proteC! the property
OF the United States from injury, and
Ihe officers OF the Government Ia Ps-
tersburg from any violent interference
with them in the performance OF Their
otl.&ial duties, and to that end, if you
think proper. you may summon posse
OF citizens, but il these men are found
inadequate for the purpose you will be
furnished, upon call made by you upon
me, with troops from Fortress Monroe.
1t is desirable not to use troOps if pos
.ible."
The House Committee on Territories
agreed 10 report the bill defining the
qualifications OF delegates from terrific
ries, namely: That the delegate shall
be 25 years of age, be a citizen OF the
territory and shall have resided seven
years in the territory which he Is chos-
en- to represent; and further, no person
guilty OF bigamy or polygamy shall be
allo" ed to represent any territory in
Congress. This bill will be presented
in the House, and should it pass. the
on Elections will have a
law to guide them in the disposal OF such
cases.
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SE. LOUIS.
Arrested for EmbPzzIemeHi.

ST. LOUIS, June l4.-Geo. W. Gray
sen, sheriff o. Clay county, Arkansasp
has been arrested here charged with
absconding from that county with five
thop sand dollars of public funds. He
let for Arkadelphia to-day in charge
OF officers from there. Grsyson denies
the embezzlemeut and states that the
charge against him is piece OF perse-
cutiou growing out OF the Brooks-Bsx-
ter difficulty, and that he being
Brooks nsn an attempt was made some
days ago to as-assinate him. and that
he came here on business and intended
to return home 10 few days.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June l3.-Flnur-Qliet
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet and
unchanged. Corn-Firm; western mix
ed scarce at 90a92c; new So; old 81
@S4Ic. ats-Firm aud unchanged
Rye-Dull and nominal. Provslons-
Quiet with only limited jobbins de-
mand; new mess pork SIS 25G9ls. 30;
bu Z shoulders tic clear rIb 9ic; bacon
shoulders 7IGSc; clear rib lO.9llc,
sugar cured hams l4alj3c. Lard
Refined l2c. Coiee-Qulet and firm
at lSt620i. Butter-Quiet at lalt
2lc. Whisky-Unchsnged.
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OHIO.
AIyQuief at NsIsOnviIle.

COLUMBUS, April ia special o
the Erning Dispatch from NeIsonvil .
reports everything quiet. The plcket'
were taken of at the mines this MORN
ing. Twenty-Five deputy sherlfts from
other places are here, sent to preserve
order. The Governors private Secre-
tarv has issued an order requiring the
President of the Miners Union to re-
strain the members of the Union from
going to the mines, and inducing OF
forcing the colored men to leave. Inc
order was obeyed, and no trouble what
ever is apprehended now.
COLUMBUS, June IA special DE,
patch to the Ohio State Jo"rH al.
from Nelsonville. this evening, reports
all quiet. Work will be resumed In the
mines Tomorrow.
Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Young delivered
her lecture on Polygsmy 10 an I'M
mense audience, at Iowa street Metho-
dist church tonight.
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ELM GROVE RAILWAY.

The directors OF the Elm Grove
Railway Company are, we are glad to
learn, pushing forward the project with
commenGable energy and with the most
flsttering prospects Of entire Success.
The right OF way has been freely and
even gladly given by all but one Of the
property owners along the line, and sub
scriptions Of stock are progressing IA
vorably.
The improvement is one that
will result in advantage TO
the people OF the entire city. l
will afford to our now sadly
crowded citizens convenient escape from
the smoke and dust OF traffic, and will
eaable laboring men and thoseof limit
ed means an opportunity of placing
their families in healthful locations and
surrounding them with the comforts Of
suburban homes. In fact there is not
scheme which has been recently DIS
cussed having for its object the open
ing of the Wheeling Creek Valley as a
convenient place of residence, that
promises so much immediate good as
the proposed railway. The Hemp
field read is, during nearly all
0! lie course between Wheel
ing aud Elm Grove, on the
wrong side OF the creek to accommodate
r5sidents in the Valley, and no number
OF ofaccommodation trains that could be
put upon the road would accomplish
the desired purpose without the erec
ton Of 3 dozen or more expensive
bridges. The projected railway fol-
lowe, during a considerable portion OF
lis course, the line OF the National road,
and makes available for building pur~
poses many charming spots that could
not be conveniently reached in any
other way.
We doubt not that, viewed strictly as
q business investment and without any
reference whatever to the appreciation
OF property which will be occasioned
by the building OF the road, the stock
OF the new railway company will be
found valuable, and will in the course
of few years yield handsome divi>
dends TO the holders.
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chicago market.

CHICAGO, June Is -FIour-Quiet
and unchanged. Whest-ln tar de-
mand at lower ratet; No. Chicago
spring 81 2Ol No = do Isl cast,
/ ISL July l3E August; No. do
l2!, rejected | 03. Corn-ln iAir
demand at lower rates and irregular
closing steady; No. , mixed 6lic
cash, 60ic July or August; high mixed
o.; rejected ste Oats--Stesdy; No.
2 46!c cash ; 1876 July; rejected 43tc.
Rye-Qliet aud unchanged; No. > 50
ash. Barley-Dull and nominal
Pork-U nsettled and lower closing
steady at SIT 25 July. Lsrd-DuIl
and prices dropping at lltc July.
Bulk Meats-No sales; offered &c lower.
Whlsky-Steady at 9ilc.
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cincinnati Market.

ClSCINNATI. June l3 Cotton
Quiet at l7fc. Flour-FsmIly q
shade higher at Sc l5@6 80; other
grades unchanged. Whest-Scarce and
firm at 81 80. Corn-Active and firm;
mixed 64G67c. Oats-Quiel and firm
al 50G5Sc. Rye-Steady; few selIers
at csc. Barley-Nominsl. Lard Oil
Steady at SS& SOC. Linseed Oh-lu
lair demand aud q shade lower at 9S'.
Eggs-Quiet and weak at l3c. Butter
-Dull and lower; choice 22G23c; low
er grades nominal. Cheese-ln isir
demand and lower at l349l4. Pork
-Qu.et and firm at sl7 jO9l7 IS
Lard-Quier; kettle jobbing at lac
He; small sales ol summer at lO!Cn
lOic loose. Bulk Mests-Dull and
unchanged; shoulders sold at 7 &c buyer
August. Bacen-Only limited
jobbing trade; shoulders 7tc; clear rib
lOc; clear l03c. Wbisky-Steady at
96c.
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Mutiny on Steamer Faraday.

HALIFAX, June l3.--The cable steam
er Fsrsdsy is coslIug There lie tronble
with the crew. While at FArbay, the
chips stores were broached and taken
ashore, when the leader OF the muIiueers
was arrested and placed in irons un;il
the chip arrived here. He is now in
jail. Policemen guard approaches TO
the whart. 8 number OF the crew being
slill dlssf'eCted.
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CINCINNATI,
Fatally Burned.

CINCINNATI, June l4-This morning
Miss Julia Sunfeld, aged l6 years,
died at the residence OF her uncle, NJ.
Hir.chberg, from injuries received from
her clothing burning off her last night
She ignited her dress accidentally by
the candle, and ran down the stairs into
the street all in flames. The strenuous
efforts of persons by were too late to
save her.