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The English Failures.

As we remarked yesterday there Ia no
panic in London, and no prospect that
there will he one. The rate Of discount at
the Bank Of England Is the barometer
that ioretells a storm In Lombard street,
and II has made no sign Under the pecu'
liar English system Of banking, which
throws the reserves Of all iis banks into
the Bnnk Of England, the latter institu.
tion Ia the reliance Of the entire banking
and commercial community in time Of
trouble. The bill.brokers and the joint.
stock banks strengthen Themselves by
Withdrawing from it their deposits, and
the merchants who have bills to meet
come to 1t for money when it can lc
got nowhere clsc. It IL, on this ac.
count, the point Of chief interest
when the loan market il disturbed, cI.
cited, or depressed and in policy
has become we'll enough settled 10 make
the rate Of discount safe indication oi
the condition Of things. That policy IA,
when panic is impending, to advance
freely, but at rising rates, to all appli.
canu with good securities. Large loans
at high rates Of interest arc the remedy
experience hns taught the bank to employ
when the merchants and bankers about
II are alarmed and on The verge oI STAN.
psde. The mere announcement by the
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CHICAGO, June 2l.-Flour Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-No. spring 81 O2i No.
3, OSlIC spot; 099Sc seller July 81 00H
seller Aug Just; No. 3, 95c; rejected S5HR
S6c. Corn-Stcady and in moderate de.
mand; No. 9 mixed 69Kc spot 69Ho bid
seller June; 70JSc bid seller July; IKE bid
seller August; rejected at OsaOsKc. Oats
Dull and lower No. 2, b7hc spot; Hho
bid seller July; 4OKc seller August. Rye
Dull and nominal; No. I, 93c. barley
Dull and unsettled; No. 9, ST 35al 40 spot
81 O5al OF seller September. Clover Seed
Firm; medium 50 3jaG 80. Pork-De'
mand fair and prices advancedi $40 oOa
10 20 spot or seller July $40 40al9 45 seller
August; $40 GOal9 O5Seller September. Lard
-Steady with o moderate demand; Sl3 10
spot; sis OJal3 OK seller July; $i3 27lfa
l5 80 seller August; Si3 46alS 80 seller
September. Bulk MGats-Steady with q
moderate demand; shoulders 7Xc; short
rib mddles ll%ci short clear ll1Sci these
prices for loose spot. Whlsky-steady at
81 49,
On call board Wheat was Mo higher.
Corn firm and HaHc higher. Oats lower
ut 5GEc June; 63 Na53HC July 40kc Au.
gust. Pork lower at SIS 95 july $40 10
August Lard lower at Sl3 lOJulyi SlS 20
August,
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Terrific storm In Missouri.

KANSAS Cry, Mo, June 2l.-The most
terrific storm since 1914 visited this sec.
tion Sunday night. It began about one
o'clock and lasted four or five hours,
The rain poured down in torrents, and
was accompanied by severe wind and
hail, and terrible thunder and lightning,
Several houses in the city were struck by
lightning and several unroOied. lm.
mense damage was done to the streets, and
many cellars were filled. The storm ex.
tended over the country for over fifty
miles, to the south and southeast, but it
Is thought it did not extend very far
north. The damage to the farmers is
very great, many fences being washed
away and fields Of corn on the
bottom lands submerged and dam.
aged. The railroads have suffered Sc
yerely. Three bridges were washed away
on the Fort Scott road and two on the
Kansas Pacific. Two cars were ditChed
on the North Missouri road. No trains
have arrived to-day on any road except
the Hannibal Il St. Joseph and the North
Missouri. The two latter roads sent out
trains this morning, but none Of the
others. Arrangements for transferring
passengers over the breaks will be per.
leCted tomorrow on all the roads, but it
will bG some time before the bridges can
be replaced. No loss Of, life has yet been
reported, but there were many narrow
escapes, What few grasshopPers were
left have been Cntirelyextermin NtCd, and
the farmers will Immediately replant the
damaged fields in corn.
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At o o'clock last evening the marks at
the wharf indicated 4 feet 0 inches and
swelling slightly.
The Science left for Parkersburg on
time as usual.
The Forest City yesterday took the
German Lutheran Sabbath School on q
picnic excursion TO Mingo.
The Iron Mountain left for llarmar
yesterday morning after the balance Of
her tow.
The Andes arrived last evening from
Cincinnati. She will leave again this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Courier will leave for ParkerSburg
this morning at II o'clock.
The Monitor passed up yesterday with
tow Of salt.
The Exchange passed up on Sunday
with about one hundred bales OF cotton.
The Tempest arrived last evening from
below.
The Andes brought up one hundred
tons Of pig metal.
With the exception Of the Forest City,
the local packets are running as usual.
ny Telegraph
pirEBURum, June 2l.-River 3 feet 0
inches and stationary Weather cloudy
and very warm.
LOUISVILLE, June gl.-River station.
ary with feet in the canal and 4 feet in
Indiana chute. Arrived-Fawn and Kit.
tie iiegler, Evansville; Raven, 81. Louis.
Depnrtpd-Fawn and lIpgler, Cincinnati;
Raven, pomeroy. Weather clear and
Sultfy.
EVANSVILLE, June 2l.--Rivet I $40
feet and falling very slowly. up--ldlo.
wild, Utah, Morning Star, Geo. Roberts,
Liberty No. 4 and Bowling Green. Down
John l.. RhOadea, Charles Morgan,
Dick johnson and Il. n. Miller. liusi.
mesa active. Weather clear.
CtSCtSSArt, June 2l.-lIiver 10 feet 0
inches and rising. Weather warm. Ar.
rived Arlington, Memphis. Passed up
Hover and bnrgeS, from 81. Louis to
Pittsburgh.
MENriiis, June 2i.-Rivcr rose three
inches; weather clear and hot. Arrived
BELLE Texas, Arkansas river. Depart.
cd--Julin, vicksbnrgi lclle Memphis,
81. Louis. .
NASHVILLE, June 2l.-ltiver falling
with 4 feet on the shoals. Arrived
IIransiord from padncal; Greene from
IurksyilIe; weather clear and warm.
CAfRo, June 81. - Arrived = vinl
Shinklc, Memphis. Dcpnrted-Pntkcr,
Memphis; City Of vick'bnrg 81. Louis
vinl Shinkle, Cincinnati; Atlantic, New
OrlcanG river % feet inches and rising
weather cloudy and hot
81. Lotus, June 2l.-Artived; General
Anderson, PaduCah, Dubuque and Mus.
caline; ST. Uenevievc, Vicksbnrg; Mary
Boyd, Peoria; Brown, Cairo. Departed ;
IIeIl Lacrosse, 81, Paul; Mary Boyd,
Peoria; Rob Roy, Keokuk; City Of Chest.
or, Memphis; Church, Pittsburgh, River
tiscn three feet and swelling rapidly to.
night. The lover Missouri and The Mia.
AiSsippi, from Kookuk down, are pouring
out great volumes Of water. The rise
here to-day was so rapid and unexpected
that considerable freight on the levee wAa
submerRed.
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LOUISVILLE,
ASSASSINATION.

LOUISVILLE, June 2l.--The Courier.
journal has an account Of Cowardly and
cold.bloOded murder in Shelby county,
Ky., last week. Henry Logan, cOlored,
has been prominent witness against TOUR
young men in that county In felony case,
In which the accused were held over to
answer. 1t is reported that threats were
made against him for his testimony. On
Friday last about sundown he was assas.
sinated in secluded road near Shelby.
vile. lie was shot twice, several persons
hearing the discharges Of two guns, Lo-
gan was almost instantly killed, The
Sheriff and Prosecuting Attorney Of the
county are working up the case vigorous
ly, and the correspondent says II the MUIR
derers are captured the Indignation is
such that they will probably be lynched.
THE BANK ROBBERS.
Itis understood that the Younger and
James brothers, whose exploits at Gad's
Hill and other points in Missouri and
Kansas have created such Il sensation, arc
at present in Kentucky. Anticipating an
attack the officers Of various banks in
that section where the desperadOes are
lurking have placed guards over their
vaults.
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CiHCISSATI, June 2l.-Cotton- Steady
at tl42tc. Flour Quiet and unchanged.
Whput-Quiet at 81 2Oal 27. Corn-Dull at
iOa7lc. Outs--Dull at 64a67c. Rye-Quiet
at 81 10. Oils-unchanged, Eggs-Flrm
At ice. Butter and Cheese--Demand fair
and market firm. Pork-Flrmi country
mess SIS jO; city $40. I.ard-steady and in
mode nte demand; winter steam 13ot sum
ner lg5c; kettle lSHal3hc. Bulk Meats
Demand iair and market frm shoulders
SI.as4c; clear rib llhallhoi clear II l<a
Ike. lIacOn-Demand fair and market
firm at S SIIai2nl2hc. WhiSky-Steady and
in moderate demand at 81 10.
HoGs-Steady; common SO 60a6 76i fair
to medium 81 Qj; good to extra 81 10.
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Sr. LOUIS, June 2l.-Information Of the
damage done by the late storms just be-
gin To reach here. All the railroads in
the State, especially those running east
and west, have been greatly injured.
From Sedalia west on the Missouri Pa.
Pacific, several bridges and culverls were
carried away aud the track washed out 10
number Of places. Like damage was
done to the St. Louis, Kansas City &
Northern on its western division, and the
eastern division Of the Hannibal & St.
Joseph shared the same fate.
The rain fall was unprecedented, and
the country for miles around Is covered
with water. In some places hail as large
as hen eggs fell, causing great damage to
the crops. All trains have been delayed,
but large numbers Of men have been eli.
Crgetically at work, and the regular time
tables will he resumed tomorrow or
Wednesday. The amount Of damage to
railroads cannot be given, but ii will take
many thousands Of dollars to place them
in condition. NO lives reported lost.
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CHICAGO, June 2l.-The strike al The
North Chicago rolling mills remains sub.
stantially unchanged. The engineers are
firm in their determination, and most OF
the 1900 men employ ed there are, in con.
sequence, idle. The new men employed
are simply keeping the blast in operation
The first pages Of the forthcoming city
directory are published, and announce
that the total number Of names to be
printed in that publication will reach
100000.
Specials from the central portion Of the
State say that one Of the heaviest storms
ever known swept through that section
last night and this morning, doing great
damage to railroads, fences crops, etc.
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BALTIMORE, June 2i.-Flour-Quiet ard
Steady; western superfine s. 02I1a4 IS; eG
ira Sjaj 80; family s. 31Ifa6 30. Wheat
Dull; 40. red 81 80; No. 2, 81 ST. No. /
western amber 81 80; No, 2, 81 80. Corn
Lower; mixed western at Sic. Oats-Dulli
white western Csc; mixed SIC. Rye-Dull
and nomnally Sial 0j. Hay-Scarce, Slsa
27UO Provisions Dull and heavy. Pork
-siV 2Oa2O 90. Bulk Meats - Shoulders
s5sasIc; clear rib lihc, loose. Bacon
Shoulders 0 JIc; sides l2Ac; hams l4al41c.
La7G-Dull and nominal. Petroleum
Crude jjSa6c; refined l2Hai3c. Butter
Quiet at 2OA22c; Collce-Firm ati5a1sNc.
Wmskv-Quiet but firm at 81 20.
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Commentaries Arrcstctl.

rIrBBuRGn, June 2l.-J. r. Reed,
George Watson and James Lyons were
arrested yesterday on board train on the
Panhandle road, coming from Columbus
to this city. They are charged with
countetfeiting and were arrested by a
special detective from this city who went
to Columbus for that purpose. Their
guilt il almost n certainty, and several
other parties in this vicinity are believed
to he Implicated.
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NEW YORK, June 2l.-Cotton-Qulet at
l5lal5JSc. FlOur-ln moderate demandi
supcrtnp western and State 81 60a4 80; com.
mon to good - O5a5 25i good 10 choice IS 20
a5 IS; white wheat extra s. S0a0 SUf extra
Ohio s. 2Oi7 90; st. Louis $5 S0aS 90. Rye
Flour Unchanged. Corn Meal-Actiye at
"a sjaj 20. Wheat-In moderate inquiry;
so. ! spring 81 l9al %; No. 2 Chicago 81 l3i
40. 2 Milwaukee 81 10, store; ungraded
Iowa and Minnesota spring OF 81 l0al l2.
tye-Quiet ut 81 00. Barley--NominaL
Malt - Quiet and steady. Corn = DULL
mixed western s3c for steamer do sail S3a
s5c. Oats-Dull and lower; western 67a
Gsc. white GSa7Oc. llay-Unchanged. Cot.
ier-Quict and steady at i6alSNc. Sugar
Very quiet; lair to good refining sasNci
prime s9Ec MOlasses-DullRnd unchanged.
Rice-QuiCt and steady. WhiSky-Steady
at 81 20.
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Mlners IlcsLiInrh WORN.

WlLKEsnARRE, Pa, June q. The
long looked for resumption Of work at
the mines Of the Iehigh and Wilkcsbarre
Companies the colileries at Sugar Notch,
Hanover, NantiCorck, Empire, Diamond,
Plymouth, lIallenbnCk and others took
place this morning, al n reduction Of 10
per cent from the prices formerly paid.
The six months suspension In these re.
gions is now ended. The men Of the
Riverside Coal Co. and individual Oper.
ntors nlso commenced work this morning.
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known to him. He repeated that he had
not charged any OF the jury until he was
called out by that appeal OF the jury
mans. He would be sorry il he had said
anything offensive to the jurymen or done
anything to injure the cause Of his client,
for that he would have no right to do, but
as they had been challenged be would
ask his honor to name the time and
place for the production Of his proofs,
Judge Nelson suggested that the prop.
er time would be at the close OF the case
when somebody would have to be pnn-
ished.
The matter was then dropped and
court adjourned,
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pilIIndelnhin.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2i.-Flour-Dull
and weak; western supertine 81 25i Iowa
and Wisconsin s. 25a6 25; Pennsylvania,
Indiana and Ohio So OOa6 90; high grades
50 5Oa7 10. Wheat-lIetter demand; red
81 33dl 81; amber 81 35ai SO. Rye-$i IL,
Corn-Lower yellow slaS2c; western mixed
SOC. OatS-SlOw; white Bga7Uc; mixed 62e.
prOvisions-Quiet and unchanged. Petro.
leum - Steady; refined l2sSai2Nc; crude
quiet at DHc. Clover Seed - l2al2<c.
Dutter-Quiet; New York and Bradford
county extras 25a26c; western rolls i4al6c.
Chcese-firmer; western fine i0hall Hc.
Eggs-stcady; western fresh 2ic. Whisky
Western iron Mt 81 2l,
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New YoRK, June 2i.-Thomas and
John Dudley, leaders Of what Is known nV
the "Sebastian Rock Gang" were yeSter.
day arrested for robbery, when they gave
battle to the officers. One Of the officers
had an arm shattered by n pistol shot,
and another was seriously beaten. The
friends Of the runans turned out en- tnasSC
to aid them and general riot occurred re.
quiring all the police within the sound
Of the guns to quell the mob and save the
lives Of their fellow officers. Thomas
Dnlley was fatally shot, but the other
brother escaped
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Tho NcM t,nstonl IIonsc.

CniCAuo, June 2l.-ln accordance with
resolution passed by the Common
Council on Saturday evening, Mayor
Colvin to-day appointed u committee of
seven experts to make thorough exam.
inatiOn Of the new custom house and
report in writing to the Council. This
report will be forwarded to Waghington
ns an expression Of the committee on the
condition Of the building.
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During a trial in the First Circuit
Court to-day one attorney called another
liar, whereupon the one so addressed
seized the Court Bible and knocked the
other down, and proceeded to administer
corporal punishment, according to the
code Of the prize ring. The Judge called
upon the deputy Sheriff to preserve
order, but he being absent, the combaiants
were separated by the by-standers. The
Judge fined them $50 each, and also fined
the deputy Sheriff $2j for being absent,
but happening to remember that he had
sent that officer out just before the mill
began, his fine was remitted.
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Charged with stealing 5000.

ClSCtSNATI, June 2l.-Thc Ga;ctisS
Fort Wayne special says that Horace
lInlcomb, with several aiiases, wns arrest.
ed nt Kendallvillc, Indiana, yesterday,
charged with stealing $4,000 worth Of
goods from merchant at Auburn, n. Y.
The officers have been in pursuit Of him
for the past two months over the South.
crn and Western States. lie left for Au.
burn to-day in charge Of Deputy Sheriff
Holden, Of Cayuga county, ~
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OMAHA, June 2l.-E. $. Tri,scll, a
banker from bloomington, died suddenly
at the Grand Central Hotel, yesterday
morning, of congestion Of the lungs.
The Cozzcn Hotel was sold by the
Sheriff, yesterday, for $l2,O2j.
The Carter excursion party, number.
ing two hundred and Twelve, passed
through here yesterday, bound for Cali.
fnrnin
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Tic Indcprndcnt voter.


Opinions vary about him the indie.
pendent vOterl Some think he istired,
and Somc thai he Ia angry, some that he
il disgu'iCd, and some that he wants m
Office; and the Democratic party, with
its undying vanity its rough cheeks, false
teeth, wax nose and dyed hair, liz vicious
habits and its bad name, simpera and
amirks, and thinks hehas come awOOing.
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TIE reported losses by fire during the
month Of May were sS,74j,SOO. Losses
in United States during first five months
of this year reported, S3S,OOl, 800. These
facts, in connection with the fact that the
gross earnings of the nation are 81 ,OOO,-
100000, nine.tonths Of which are con.
sumed for current living, leaving only
100000 net accumulation, and some
stutisticians place the consumption at a
higher figure, leaving only 3 per cent, or
s35O,OOO,OOO, net earnings, furnish food
for serious reflection. That nearly 30
per cent. Of the net earnings Of people
should be annihilaIcd by fire, is by no
means an evidence of prudence, And a
large portion of this destruction Is pre-.
yentable by proper caution.
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OVERCOME WITH TIEAT.--A drag out
in the Bellaire Nail Mill was overcome
by the heat yesterday afternoon and drop.
ped to the ground in an inscnSible condi-
tion. Ice water and other appliances
were used az rcstoraliveS, and as soon ns
the sufferer revived somewhat he was
taken to his home in Richietown. Our
informant could not give lis the name Of
tI,n
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MEMPHIS.
FAMILY rEup AND MURDER.

INWIII 7 EVU Nt'V VI VI'DE'1"
MEMPHIS, June2l.-Brad Marlborough,
u Justice Of the Peace, residing near Gov.
ington, was killed on Saturday by Wm.
Kinney, his brothcr.in.law, in quarrel
growing out Of an old family fend. Hin.
ney surrendered himself to the Sheriff
this morning. Both were wealthy and
influential citizens, and the homicide
caused great excitement in the neighbor.
knnI
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CINCINNATI, June 2l.-The steamer h.
W. Skillinger, lying near the Marine
railway dock, few miles above the city,
burned at q late hour tonight Loss
estimated at $4,000. Insurance not
known tonight.
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TOLEDO, June e2l.-Flour-steady and In
moderate demand. Wheat-Steady and ia
moderate demand; amber Michigan 81 2lN
seller July 81 25jfi seller August 81 255ia
81 20; No, | red 81 26lf; No. Wabash rcd
81 AiS. Corn-Steady and In moderate
demand; high mixed 7Sc; seller July 74Hc;
seller August fGI{c; low mixed 72ifG. Oats
Nominal and dull; No. Michigan 594c.
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Weather IEeDOFt,


PROBABILITIES,
For the Atlantic States, stationary or
falling barometer, southwest tO south.
east winds, warmer, clear and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, falling barometer, southeast
to southwest winds, warmer, clear and
partly cloudy weather,
For the Lakes, upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri Valleys, falling barome.
ter, warmer, partly cloudy weather, with
southeast to southwest winds md ocCa.
sional rain on the lower lakes.
The lower Missouri and lower Ohio
rivers will rise slightly.
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bank that it would pursue this policy has
more than once checked a dangerous
panic; the opposite policy has more than
once made ruin almostunivcrsal. During
the recent troubles, the bank rate has re-
mained stationary, and last week it was
stated that reduction was possible.
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lIA2LEroH, June Civ. II. Cnrrcn,
John Gnrtrnll and James Weber were
sullucntcd in the Stockton mines ycstgr.
day, while clearing the chambers Of The
black damp Three other miners were
overcome with the foul air, but are rc.
CnyCrinp,
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CISCISSAri, o., June 2l.-An Atlantic
& Great Western eastern bound passenger
trnin, which left here nt 10 r. NJ, was
thrown from the track at Hamilton, Ohio
by misplaced switch; the fireman waa
killed and the engineer was badly bruised
bni no others were injured
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A MEETING Of the General Committee
on Masonic Picnic will be held at the
City Hall this evening at I o'clock, for the
completion of business. A full attend
ance il desired.
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CERTAINLY one OF the most important
Of recent events in the religious world
has been the union, consummated last
week, Of the Presbyterian Churches Of the
Dominion - the Canada Presbyterian
Church, the Canadian Church Of Scot
land, the Presbyterian Church Of the
Lower Provinces and the Church Ol
Scotland Of the Maritime Provinces, A
united assembly has been formed on the
basis Of acceptance Of the Old and
New Tcstaments rs the only in
iallible rule of faith and manners
the Westminster Confession to form
the subordinate standard Of the church,
and the Longer and Shorter Catechisms
to be used for instruction, with the dis
tinct understanding that nothing CON
tained in the Confession or Catechisms
regarding the power and duty Of civil
magistrates shall be held to sanction any
principles or views inconsistent with full
liberty Of conscience in matters Of reli'
glon. The government and worship OF
the church are to be in accordance with
the "Form Of Presbyterian Church Gov
ernment" and "DirectOry Of Public
WOrship."
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New York, June 2l.-The trial Of
Mrs. c. Merrigan for the murder Of Miss
Maggie lIamill at the house Of the former
In September, 1873, was concluded to-day
in the Brooklyn Court by a disagreement
Of the Jury.
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RAILROAD MoRruAGRs-Strongcr and
higher for Union Pacific irstS and sinking
funds.
SroCHs-Thcrc was an improved feeling
on the Stock Exchange to-day, aud more
hopcful feeling than for long time past.
The market opened strong with Pacific
Mail, Lake Shore, Eric and Western Union
as the leading features. Pacific Mail was
unusually active and advanced steadily
from S3H to S6A, the dealings at times
having been attended with considerable ex.
citcmenL Erie opened at 1874 against IA