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, 1875-09-14
GuropaiChe nahsihten.

Darmtabt. in N~usflbrung bes
Wolfsidul9elesss unb NIT ge3u snabme
auf ben binfidtltd ess 8e~lisionsunter,
ridteS gemadten Borbebalt 1T pom Weis
ailteriuu bes Snnsrn mad genebmsn
nit Dem bil60flidsn SrSinariate nuns
mebr audi fir ben fatboliiden Sfeli9is
onsuntsrridt in ben 8olfsidulen Elm
2ebrplan aufseiteIt uno ben &reis'
SAulsG ommiiliOnen ii%berienbet tporosn.
@idsrem &ernebmsn nod III benz
IusiduB Der eoanssli(ben 2anoesiDnooe
cine 0orlase 3usesatfSen, welds eine
ueue Qualification Der eban9eliiden
YfarrltsIen in Iuslidt nimmt. Dem.
mad miroen iiebsn Glaiien BON 1850
Mart Bic $500 Mart seiGaffen rusrs
ben.
Na1 ffatifiidsr 3uiammenfteGun9
beliefen iid i'm oerfOiIcuen Sabre bic
Sctroi<G innabmen abaasltd bet 0lds
ner9itun9en IN Mtain3 auf 226, 504 f.,
in 0armitabt auf 159 ,94S f., in 81.
fenbad aui 1854 f.. in @isBsn auf
36,828 f. Gs peroient bierbei nads
bridli9f be~rporseboben gu meroeu,
ba6 Darmtaot BON elmer ,9anssn Nsibe
BON octrOipfibtisen @esennanosa melt
srbsblidsre Anidse oils Die anbsren
St6ote, insbslonbere aud Msain3, cts
bob. go erbob Darmitaot !. 9. pom
@sntner Webt 90 IT,, Maina ,ur 8 IT,,
Darmtaot BON sinsm S6isn 9 f..
Wtains nur 6 f., Darmitabt. BON Siibeu
uno Winbsrn 6 f., Maina nlr 4 f.,
Darmltaot BON Sdusincn 1 Fl. 81 H.,
Weain; nur 1 f., Darmltaot BON Seal.
bern 46 r., Main5 nur "a IT. II. |. 10.
S~aunouer. Der am 20. GuauT
Statt sebabtc @abltampf swiiden Ben
beioen @ebeimen @esierun9sratben aus
Bee Oieult lit, wie porauS3uiebeu mar,
3u @ualten Briefs a~usse9anssn ; iir
i'm maren bic Mbsnos $4,000 Sttmmen
wsniser bier ansemslost, fur Sloefop
7014. Die Socialbemotraten loCten
ua@ Der ibnen BON ben Tibrerm ertbeils
ten WeiIun9 otesmal uid)t mittbun, oenn
bsiOe @anoioaten waren ibaen sleih II.
srmanldt; gum Gbeil liuo iie Oieier
Weiiuns isosnfaas maAsetOmmen, benin
Die 1eiammt3abl Der ab9essbenen Stiui'
men blsIbt blnter btr Der eriten Wabl.
BET ueIdjer bic Socialiitsa NIT falt 4400
paraoirten, un beinabe 1000 3urid
oas 1T sismlid senau bic 3abl, I'm
welde Gmalo int norissn SABRE benz
bleSmal srw6htten 8srtreter Der Varti'
, 1875-09-14
Sr ufre,G.

9oris, 13. Sept. So France" er@
Hart, bob ibr aus slaubpiiroi9sr Arellt
Die glodridt ;"usesongeu, lei, oaB n per
Bolitif oes .edten Geutrums leidt cine
Ghwenfung eintreten Tonne, uno 5tpar
ouf Die Wiiulde Der orieaniii19en
grinsen bin, uelbe, nie es beibtr ouI
alle ibre Mnlpri1e auf Den Shron per=
aidtcn uno 5i9 unter 3elerpe Der Tepu=
blif anidlieBen wollen.
, 1875-09-14
epanien.

Mabrib, IL. Sept. Inter ben
Mitsliecern bes %losenannten Coalitions
@abinetes trstsn Micinunssue ri3ieoenbei
ten gu Sage. Seute fano elm Miniitsr-
rat6 itatt uno nad %6-itinoiser @ibuns
,uarsn Die Mitslieber nidt i'm Stanoe,
54 gu einissn; nur nit Wliibe selans es
Dem @enor gaitiln, eiuen ofenen
Sru4 gu psrbinoern. Man siaubt
bab Molines, Der @elanote in paris,
sleiAfaGs absebantt bat. @abri9ein-
lid mirb @enpr Campus bel Gait;ao
Elm neues Cabinet biloen.
9ie OisfuHion in benz Cabinet er-
folsts auf cine gntldeibuns Der Majo-
ritdt. baB bic Mablen gu ben Gortes
mod benz %allsemeinen Stimm re6te 9e=
ideben %iolen. 9enOr Ganopas Del Ga-
itiGo winl6te bic Gortcs am
%. Mepember, an psl9em &6nis al-
fouio srobidbris piro, gu erSHnen.
2sbtsrer berisf Die Wsiniiter gu elmer Bee
ratbuns auf seltern @benb 9 nbr. ga-
nopas bel gaitiGo wollte MIR iiber Elm
liberales Cabinet bas 8rdiioium fab=
rem. Seute uuroe unter Dem General
Sopellar Elm neues Miniiteri um 9ebil=
bet, beftebenb aus folsenben Yerlonen :
General Sooelar, Prdfoeut nao &riess
miniter; Mlealo @aliono, Mtinitsr Der
auswdrtisen Maselesenbeiten; Galoe-
ron Goaanoss, Suitisminiiter; Duran
q. 2ira, Marineminiter; Salaueria,
Iinansminiitsr; &omero &obleoo, Mi-
niiter oes Snnern; @f. 9errera, Mini=
iter fir Djfsntli9e 8auten uno apala,
Minilter Der golanie'n.
Ser ipunii&e @eianote au Paris bat
ni9t relisnlrt.
9onbon n, IL. Sept. pripatnodri@
ten bon paris lasen, BOP bas neue lpa-
ail9e Miniiterium ben Srinmpb oes
prinsips bes alsemeinen Stimmre9ts
reprdlentire.
Ganopas bel. gatiIo wirt wabrl4eins
lid Yrdiiosnt Der neaen Gortes 'osr-
Den.
, 1875-09-14
Gsue(ts trlf9r. peDsjGsn.
Eugiano.

aenbon,1 II. Gspt. Das Ggefutios
gpmite Der GommiiiOn, pclde lid in
8etrsff Der Moul- uno &lansnlenfe
oebilbet bot, bat ben ngripp council"
erludt, cine Srbre gu erlatien. UNI oas
Mbholten BON Mdrften uro Musleuut=
gen in sans @armidibire aa usroleten.
Sic Granfbeit berridt aud i'm county
@orfclf. Sn elmer @ode wuroen 1000
grfranfunssfalle beridtst.
Sol 5 0 n, u. Sept. Sie Lines"
1aat in ibrsm scitri9cn 6inanS-Mrtitel !:
Ser nnteri1lsif beg Sefrctdrs BON
.6ooper's Selesrapb= Morfs" beitsbt IN
$4,000, ouf welhe Snmme er elnen
Meaisl faliate. 0ieies i6eint oieSa.
DIE our arilis eebrodt gu boben DE
Nftiundre iusroen aufsefcroert iperosr',
oas 9sHsit sabeden.@
, 1875-09-14

Stem Dorf, 10. @ept. 8er9on'
gene 0a@t ito9 q. Subj in betrunfe-
mem 3ultonoe feline 5rau in ben Sals
uno idnitt iid baum ietb1 Die aeble
burd. 6rau Subj miro pieber gene
len.
% abington II, Is. Sept. 8pn
Dem Si9nalbiireau gu garnesat, 1T Die
MeeIouns bier ein9etrofen, oab einS9oo
ner i'm S6lepptau zines 0ampfers se=
itern seseniiber BON 9arnesat : 2euAt=
tburme in 9 0aoen tiefes gSaler seiun-
fen lei. Del babe Sopmait unb Saupt=
lesel ra9en mod aus Dem Wafer ber=
pDr.
BON benz SisnalbIreou au Norfolf
wuroe beri9tet, baB Der S9ooner Orig
nonette," Capt. g~opinston, BON Nsu.
| Oprf nit elmer Sradt 8ies na9 Ma=
ibin9ton beitimmt, I'M liA repariren Su
%loilen, bort einselaufen Jet. 9erielbe
perlor am Greitas wdbrenb oes Sturmes
in Der Gbelepeofe : gai Die epise oes
9oroermaltes, bas 9auptiesel uno Den
Gliiper.
Ocean. @ e, N.=S., II. Sept.
Ser SdoOner oWs. S. Sorlbap" (ni9t
y6uriba") Capt. Seaman, liest cine bal=
be Melle 0 Der Miinbuns oes S9arf=
9iioer auf Dem Stranoe. Die 9aouus
miro isbt ssloldt. Sas 6abr5eus be-
finbet ii9 in 9utem 3uitanoe.
Us arlington .. Gil. Sep.
8on Squan Veod, g S., piro berldtet,
oaB etn Sdooner, 10 lder geltern abcno
ben Strano entlans trieb, 6 Wteileu bon
Der Citation lieeu blisb. Die Mtauuldaft
1T a~srettet.
30 4 o II, WiaR., IS. @ept. 'j3pei
Stfdfti sc bes Staatssefdnenifes III
Gb~arlestomne ptriudtcn 9eltc II, iid oic
Breiteit su perlduffen, wuro II inoeB
bersrtt uno in benz Nusenblide i'll @mp=
fang aeuommen. ais iie 81 Wu6cnjeite Der
@efdnaniemouer binabfletterten. Die
lelben batten swei elf rne Gtdbe bon Gin I
menig gebraudten Gbiire c%utiernt uno on
be Ell StelIe smei b%Olaernc seleet. weldle
fle idwar3 anseftrid)en batten, uno oann
ben atuitiaen Monent 3ur 6ludt abae=
r%uartet. welfe ibneu audi beinabe seluns
gen mdre.
50 biteSau, g. 9, ~. @eptbr.
Sn Tairbapen, ST., brad seitern Morsen
Seuer aus unol Simon Nlen'S Gtaats :
6abrif bronute ab 8erluit 500 20; tbcil<
meiie ueriidert.
8uffa1o,12. Sept. Ole umfansreide
Oampfidgemiible uno Dahsieeelfabrif
BON Gnen @afmooo brannten am Gam.
flag gu Mari0a ab. 8erluf 100000.
BACON Nidts periidert. Wian permutbct
graubtiftuna.
, 1875-09-14
9mldnoithG gepeIben.

@ew Oort, ~. Sept. Marsaretbe
Burroughs, wel9e in Golse elmer an
ihr bon Mtars. Seine porsenommenen
Mbortion in einen iebr tritii9en 3u-
1tanb perfiel, CAB beute por BEN goro-
ner ibre Mntemortem .Nusiase ab, po-
ranf Grau Seine nit Dem @efdu9niB8e=
tanuii@oft MAIDEN muBte.
, 1875-09-14
@rieff1e gpnfnIfationeu
mnentee!e1t@.
Msentem s~erlamet.

pR- Foorx IL Der gsrfaHtr naebr.rr ,aebteinif&e
@erft, sss hruen Gins dber 100000 Greraplare Nbiay
sefrabea bat. Gin srsites "Das Wenfatnfsfen" sbr
safene geIssfyruAe nab s~efanber M~enideasraaab."
bat einsn atias pca aber 10000 errei&t. DiefS Iesttre
Ebert erf4eiat iess eustti& unb teutf4. Gin asitres
a8ert .Wtfeufhaft uab Di&tuns" pbtr SAMMY TUBES,
Der j~usenblihe @rjt, uub spoNslE, Der Idfise Mfe, tie
f&ttnt sprfaufs nur eustf&. Wesen Sabaitsuersei&~
utRe biefer Werte MOLE raan fd entpeter on DR. FooTs
weabea Dser aa bic Murray Hill Verlagsbuohhandlnng,
129 East 2sth Street, New York. .
Mseaten rerben fur ben @ertrtet btcler Nerfe sesIanst
unb ertaItea febr sdnfise gsbtnsunsen. So Snan@es
Mseat bat i@Su burH ben gertauf biefer Werfe R6 ben
@runbf.ia ,u etnsm tIeinen gsrni5sea selsst. ,,Gas
Msnfdsnfpfsm" III fir Grwa6itne unb ,,WiGenidaft unS
Dtdtuue' fir bic Sueenb cir porsieli@es. lebrret&es uns
tatereTantts aDerf. Gin Snbattsper;etGais Der Derte
netaes franco per ppt an iebe abrtde ~ssrianbs uirb,
sisbt etne Spafdubtse Bel3retbuus ~beftlbeu. RuA
etnntal;
Ggemten ODER Golportenre berlangt.
Aoreiftre tpie obe,t.'
, 1875-09-14
YSt4tam y. gNDatt,
$ ams u. &bilDermaler
So. 7O4 6. Craze Ctr,
Code Der 7ten.)
II h m 4. ia.
d 1T B, pa.

Da iA LANCE d3eit in benz @eiddfte
sewcIen, hin i'd 10 einseridtet,
oab i'd ale Maftrase 3ur i3ufrieDenbeit
meiner &unoen iduel uno biuis uusfiib-
rem fam. SD erinde meine alten &C.
ihdftsfreunoe mir ferner ibr seneistes
Wnblwollen gu idenseu.
b lint ISM. s. % gatt.
, 1875-09-14

Eisie @slsafdaft.. 1T bic .3uperlaifate in
ben Ser. Gtaaten
Gielelbe lest einen plan NOR, bel meI6en bic
Wpbltratsn Der 3etsnsSerTteruns nit etnem,
Srittsl Der aewDbniiGen aOlIen er si6t ipereen
tOnnsn. asins tslsre snIase fam ssma9t
werpen.
GultIe gplireo we,peu- INNER prompt ure
obns Mafldub ausbssab!t UNI BADEN aniere
@llsnten nts @ruut, lI9 IN irsenp elmer Wei-
ie ~ beflaeen. Mit etuem 0rlparntGe Won
Is Gents ta9lib, fam Tin Sober lsine liant
.ie unitanris mad leinem 9uos S~sriDrst baten.
Selct aEltre Circulate unp teluhst Mms.
-tuilas, welGe eennuere @ustnaft min
l1su, ,pOaen ll9 esfaaisit an 0srs g.. Se,s,
~ Der Srp. B. Slts. penpen.
NIB ) mi
, 1875-09-14
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Sn oieier Gonlpasnie iinb piele Der be,
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ppn Oirsinia.
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yeriidert Sduier fiir INNER oOcr idbrlid
Die gcridsrungs- 6sicGf6aft fat
$40, 600, 600
Sisentbun,, I'm etwaiae Yerlufs gu be3abIsn.
Die Ucrlulfe perben slethmdbie
anseiAiasea unb prempt besablt.
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Stem Oorf, IL. Sept. 8er9on'
gene Na@t ito9 q. Subj in betrunfe-
mem 3uitonbe feline Srau in ben 9als
uno idnitt ii9 baum ietbF Die aeble
bur9. 5rau Subj miro misber gene
, 1875-09-14
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pie6mlont Il Arlingtpn
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-18
THE MEXICAN RAIDERS.
Farther Particulars from the last Fight
The Texans Victorious -COriina'a
Threatening Vengeance.

NEW ORLEANS, June I6.-The Gal
weston NetUs's Brownsville special saws
the news from Mexico is that q revolu-
tionary spirit Is prevailing. 1t is now
blisved that General Fuero will not
come TO the frontier. The body of
M'Mahon, a school teacher, was found
near Mesquite parish, Sunday. The
head, arms and legs were severed from
the body. One Of the raiders killed by
M'Neely's men had on M'Mahon's
clothes. This fact will be established by
afiidsvits. The result of M'Neely's
fight is, thirteen Mexicans killed and
one wounded. 1t has improved upon
investigation. M'Neely's company is
encamped near the point where the
railroad crosses Rssaca De La Palma.
Cortina's followers are very mad at the
defeat OF the raiders by M'Neely, and
swear they will have three for one,
Some Of the recaptuTed cattle belong to
men living more than two hundred
miles from the Rio Grande. Stock in
western Texas is very much scattered
for want Of attention, herdsmen fearing
the Mexican raiders. The reported fight
between the rsncheros and cattle
thieves, and the killing of Captain
Togles, Of Cortina's force, is not verified.
The Galveston NetUs's San Antonio
special says the five robbers Of Leon
Springs last Sunday proceeded to Com
fort and took two horses, then passed
through Kerrville Monday taking two
more horses. Captain Schreiner, of
Kerrville, assembled 8 few men Of bis
former minute company and gave chase.
They came up with them forty miles
above RerTyville, and demanded a sur
render. The robbers replied by firing at
the minute-men, and then took to the
brush on foOt, leaving their horses. Cap
tain Schreiner's men also fired, wound
ing one robber and killing one horse.
They captured ten horses. The wounded
man is said to be mortally hurt. The
minute-men express confidence In catch.
ing the balance Of the robbers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-18
BLOODY MURDER.
An IrFate, savage, Brutal and Jealous
Husband Beats ont his Wffs's
Brains with a MsHkey.
WFeEeh.

INDIANAPOLIS, June l7.-This morn
ing about nine O'Clock, Jerry Monroe,
coiOred, murdered his wife In cold blood
by beating out her brains with q
monkey-wrench. It seems that Monroe
and his wife were formerly slaves ct
Richmond, Virginia, and after the war
found their way to this city. They had
no children, bat lived happily together
until two months ago, when the husband
suddenly became jealous Of his wife ow-
ing 10 an intimacy which had sprung up
between her and one John Martin, a
cOlored hod-cRTrier. This led to repeated
qusrrels, until finally the wife sought
and obtained q divorce on the ground Of
cruelty. The enrAged negro then made
such threats that his wife, alarmed for
her safety, changed her place Of resi-
denee to a laundry on Market street.
Here the brute found her this morning,
and while she vas leaning over q wash
tub he sprang upon her, and as before
stated, deliberately beat her brains out
with the monkey-wrench, which he had
brought with him for that purpose. The
proprietress OF the laundry attempted
TO stay the bloody work, but seizing her
by the throat, be held her at arms length
with one hand and continued
his blows upon the senseless Mrs. Mon
roe With the other. The appearance OF
an officer upon the scene, however, put
an end 70 the murderous attack, but not
until the skull had been broken In q
dozen places and the face literally
mashed 10 jelly. The brute was taken
TO the stAtionhOuse amid the hoota and
Jsers Of an infuriated mob, who threat
ened to lynch him unless the law did its
work. The deceased was thirty-three
years old and member Of the Baptist
church, and among her neighbors she
was esteemed good woman. Her muir
derer is thirty-five years old, stoutly
built, with q small head, bull neck, ugly
eye ard ill-shsped mouth and nose, and
he looks like brute. When visited in
jail, two hours after his arrest, and told
that his wife was dead, he exhibited but
little emotion, but expressed belief that
he would be hung.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-18
FOREIGN TELEGRAMS.

The Prussian reichstag closed in Ber-
lin Wednesday.
The session of the italian chamber of
deputies has been prorogued.
The trial of Count Won Arnim was re-
sumed in Berlin Wednesday,.
The steamer Manitoba, from Glasgow,
arrived at Farther Point, Canada, yes
terdsy.
SenOr Ssgasta and his principal SUD-
p0rters have profes5ed fealty to King
Alfonso.
The Presbyterian church in Canada
held its first business session in Montreal
Wednesday.
A telegram from Paris yesterday says
that the assembly has passed the edu-
catiOnal bill.
The governor Of Alsace and Lorraine
yesterday opened the session of the pro-
vincial committee at Srasburg.
Portugal has prohibited the introduc-
tiOn into that county and adjacent
islands Of potatoes from the United
States.
The factory of the knitting company
in Ancestor, Ontario, burned last night.
Loss, fifteen thousand dollars; partly
insured. Two hundred persons were
thrown out Of employment.
A dispatch from London says that
Malcolm, Hudson & Co., financial agents
Of the japanese government, and A.
Gonzales & Co., have suspended. Other
failures are expected.
The failure of the Jaques Cartier bank
in Montreal has been brought about by
complications with contractors and
spectators. The bank is to be carried on
with the aid and under the supervision
of the other banks.
A shOOting-match came off at Dublin
Yesterday between the Irish and Ameri.
can teams, in which the former got
away with the Brother Jonathans, scor-
ing 745 against the latter's 739. The
match was for the Dublin rife clubs
long-range challenge cup.
The French university education bill,
as amended, makes changes Of immense
importance. 1t gives the death-blow to
a system OF educational despotism, un-
der which secular and often skeptical
body has hitherto shaped the higher
teaching Of the young men who filed
the professions and made the laws OF the
county.
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HOME TELEGRAMS.

The steamship Utopia, from Glasgow
arrived at New York yesterday.
The steamer Texas, from LIVERPOOL,
arrived at Farther Point, Canada
Wednesday.
AMrs. Murray fatally stabbed Captain
Joe Green in Newark, New jersey,
Wednesday.
The government gold bids in New
York yesterday aggregated Sl,19O,O00,
At from SIG IS to $ll7 l23.
Specie shipments from New York yes.
terdsy were one million three hundred
thousand dollars gold coin.
Memorial services, In honor Of John
c. Breckinridge, were held ia the Library
hall in Louisville yesterday.
Another terrific wind, hail and rain
storm set in at Omaha, Nebraska, yes.
terday, doing much damage.
James Bslton fell from the cross-trees
OF the schooner Winslow, at Detroit,
Michigan, Wednesday, and was instant
ly killed.
The one hundred and seventh COM
mencement OF the Brown university,
in Providence, Rhode Island, took place
Wednesday.
Terrell Brothers. tannery at Florence,
Oneida county, New York, was destroyed
by fire yesterday. Loss sixty thousand
dollars. II was insured.
A dispatch from Indianapolis saws
there is no clue to the Central bank rob-
bers ss yet. The amount taken was fifty
eight hundred dollars.
The prize-fght which was to have
come off between Tom Allen and Rookie
near Pittsburg yesterday, did not take
place, owing to the non-sppearance Of
Rookie.
A dispatch from Baltimore states that
the Baltimore and Ohio directors have
ratified the agreement with the Penn
sylvanis railroad, and their differences
are settled.
During the storm at Milford, Ohio,
yesterday morning, q child Of T. B.
Elsturn was killed, and two daughters
OF E. Edwards severely burned by q
stroke Of lightning.
On the Western Pacific railroad the
regular train on the West Dakota divi-
sion ran off the track Wednesday, kill
ing Fitzpatrick, roadmaster, and Chas.
Sanders, an old employe Of the road. No
passengers were hurt.
A terrible hail-storm passed over the
western part of Douglass county, Min
nesots, Wednesday night, destroying
everything 10 its course. The hail was
the size Of walnuts, and so numerous
that wagon loads could have been shov-
eIed up after the storm passed. The
amount OF damage has not yet been as
cerfained
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BOSTON, June 16.-At three o'clock
this evening terrible explosion oc-
CURED in a large two-story building on
Market near the corner of Kemble and
Fsrnhaure streets, used by G. E. Mar
tin, as mandatory of fireworks. Ten
men and boys were employed in the
building at the time, only one of whom
escaped uniDjured. Without moments
warning the building blew up with ter.
rife reports, and confused mass Of in
tlammable materials at once took fire
and were entirely consumed before any
assistance could be rendered by the fire
department. Six bodies were burned
and charred beyond recognition and
were taken from the ruins. John Woods,
carpenter who was at work near a
window, jumped out and escaped. He
stated that sudden preseutiment came
over him that something terrible was to
happen, which prompted him to escape.
He had proceeded barely twenty feet
from the building when the explosion
occurred. Thomas Hurley, M. Trinity
and William Meelyn were rescued from
the ruins, all seriously If not fatally
burned and bruised. The cause Of the
explosion is unknown. Loss, fifty thou
sand dollars no insurance.
The Ohio valley Unitarian conference
met in Indianapolis, Indiana. VesteTday.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HAERls-The burial Of Mrs. f. F. HARRIs.
widow OF the late Dr. Zano T. Harris, Will take
place at EImwOOd Cemetery this (FRIDAYI
morning at II O'Clock. The friends and ac-
quaiutsnces Of ZenO r. Harris and Of his
mother, tie deceased, are invited. Carriages
at-FIaheriv .v Sullivan's