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Arizona citizen., 1875-03-13

WILLIAM WALL shot Joseph PrOvencie, last Monday, in George Hands saloon at the corner oi Meyers and MesiIfa streets. The ball passed through his lungs and liver causing PrOvencie's death on Thurs EsfaoEping. The trouble seesnssto have been pfnYq ga by deeeased. as in1 to XII or tcs,nl1nif n1lrle< |., quest was held over fl1e 636 by coroner H. B. Smitb ,-sslit{( 53!|l
 Wall was examined before 7JtiSfice %}<:l gass, on charge of murder. The testtff46- ny was concluded last evening, and the arguments of counsel vii be heard to-day -the court meeting at9 a. m. for that pur- pose. Briggs Goodrich, Esq, is for the prosecution, and MeSsrS. McCalfry X Clark for the defense.
Arizona citizen., 1875-03-13

TIE weather has been clear all week and it's mildneSs a subject of pleasure and praise.
Arizona citizen., 1875-03-13
Fresh Bread, Cakes, etc

Tn connection win the Bakery is a Con f,ctionery, where Cakes and Pies of al! kinds can be had at all huHrS-of the day. Orders filled at the shortest notice and to entire satisfaction.
 JULIUS BAUERi.TN, Proprietor. Tucson, August I5, 1874. f3-3m
Arizona citizen., 1875-03-13
Bakery aud Confectionery.
 ON MESILLA STREET.

rgNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
 E to inform the public of Tucson that lac Isa7 hitcd .ul'i ihr aIiuNp mentioned eS- tabliShm"nt hI d most magn!iccnt style, where he Wili tgrnSh customers every morning anu fhr ugF"nt the day with
Arizona citizen., 1875-03-13
Traders Store

Jn APACHE PASS and CAMP BOWIE,
 Arizona Territory. Supplies kept for travellers going East or West, as well as GOODS for ALL, and at fair rates.
 November l, 1873.
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Mr.. Reecherss Defense.

HIS CLOSING TESTIMONY YESTERDAY.
After our Geographic report of the Tilton-
Beecher Trial closed, yesterday, Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher was further examined
Toward the close of his testimony he de-
clared that in all the matter from December
1870, TO the time of the outbreak last year,
the word "crime" was not employed bv or
intimated to him. by either Tilton or Moul-
ton. 1t was conveyed TO me at Peekskill by
MI Redpat1 On the 18th of June Or July,
thins.. Wien he saw me, unless IL came up in
the conversation about the Bacon letter. This
is the first intimation had from Moulton or
TiltOn in regard to adultery with Mrs. Til
ton. MoultOn called At my house
and / expressed my idea that he could not
longer act as a friend of both parties. He
brought some documents, which he wished
me to sign, stating that l had commi ted
some offence against Tilton. [Shown docu-
ment.l / think this is the card MOulton
brought to me. Mr.. Moulton said Mr.. Tilton
had bound himself that il published this
statement he would be content. aud Mr.:
Moulton said if / did this he would burn all
the documents he had, and il Mr.. Tilton
made any further movement he would smash
him. Mr.. MoultOn afterward said he hal the
power To grind Mr.. Tilton to powder. / told
Mr.. MOultOn that never would sign this
card after the publication OF the Bacon letter
with the word Offence in it," In an inter-
view i'm July, 1874, MOulton told him that he
was going to have another strong man in the
matter-Gen. Ben Rutler-whO could carry
ham (beecher) through, no matter what the
facts OF the case were.
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his services viii assign him 10 supervise the
work OF repairing the mail bags under an
entirely new system, and one under which
tie perpetration OF fraud will be almost, IL
moi wholly, impossible. Hereafter there will
be but three mail bag repositories instead of
nlty, as al present, one at Indianapolis. one
al New York, and one at washington ID O.
On or about the list Of May Mr.. Henderson
Will be directed To assume sole cha rge OF ihs,
matter ana employ the necessary number of
workmen at the three points named at stated
salaries, 10 be paid by the department Oge
OF the workmen at each point will he PLACED
in charge, and Will be empowered under the
direction of Mr.. Henderson TO purchase the
necessary material. The department will
thus take charge of the matter instead OF
leaving II at the discretion of postmasters
and contractors at the various mail -bag
repositories as at present.
Under the new system the Postmaster
General has reason to believe that all neceS-
sary repairs can be made 10 mail-bags at a
cost To the government of not more than
$4,000 per year.
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sIJoseph Jefferson makes his second pro-
fessional trip to England In July.
1Annie Louise Cary will receive 40,00of,
or 5000, Tor three months at st. Petersburg.
s0David p. Lowe, the recently appointed
chief Justice OF Utah, has arrived at Salt
Lake City.
~Eh Wellen, an injudiciously faithful
negro servant of DIR. Rhodes, 1t Amherst,
Mass. drove of a creditor of his master with
a musket and has been fined $40.
s0Miss Lowery of Baltimore, the convert
ed actress, preached with her bonnet on Sun
day night in the Fleet street Methodist
church, Brooklyn, from the text, "As man
thinketh In his heart, 50 he is" The house
was filled.
s6The Empress Of Japan has decided ON
the erection OF q college Tor young girls VINO
wish to devote themselves 70 teaching, and
has given liberal sum from her private
purse toward the expense OF construction.
~The municipal election at Haeerrtovu.
Nd, yesterday resulted in favor Of the demo-
Gratis, and az for the republicans.
81 Jos. c. Kennedy, policeman In Prov
idence, K l.. N defending himself from q
gang OF roughs Saturday evening, shot ami
killed by accident Peter Booken, q young
man who was walking with friend on the
sidewalk.
~ The condition Of anAin in regard TO the
strike OF the l0ngshorcmen I'm New Yore
gives no indication whatever Of settlement
or termination. Both SIDES EXHIBIT equal en-
faence and q resolute fcterminasfon nj 70
weld.
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TRE SNOW STORM.
Five ta Nine Uurhes Oe~n.

wrLKEsBARRE, April ia furious snow
storm has been raging since four O'Clock this
morning and still continus. Five inches OF
snow now lynn. ON the ground.
MAUCH CHlNk. PA, April 10 Snow seven
inches deep here this morning and still fall-
ing
SCRANTON, PA, April n.-Snowing very
hard all morning; about SIX inches deep aud
still falling.
PHILADELPHIA April i2.-Snow and hail
commenced falling early this morning and
still continues. The ground Is covered with
Slush.
BALTIMORE. April IA brisk snow storm,
prevailed from Is To O'Clock This morning
The roofs OF houses were covered. hut it dis
appeared a. fast as 10 fell ON the ground.
NEw York, April ia heavy easterly
snow term prevailed here from carly This
morning until n a. IN. Dispatches from
Poughkeepsie, Port Jervis, and WilkeSbaTre
report heavy snow storms there.
MAUCH CHUNK. PA, April H.-At one
O'Clock snow still falling and about > inches
deep.
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THE LOUIsIAyA COWPROUTsE
OppSstst0m Co IN AatUseuseoe

NEw YORK, April ia dispatch 10 the
Hodd from New Orleans says. General
sheridan has been snxiously consulted by
leadii politicians here OF both sides and all
factions about the ccmpromise I'm the leg,sla-
-tcre. 1rrcNoncilis ble> on both sides have
tried D make head against the adjustment.
hut the mo ierste men 30 far contrsSl. Among
the conservatives there Is no dif1calty, those
opposing the adjustment having been over
ruled. Among the republicans Pinchback
aid Ser ator West have tried 90 make trou-
Ole, ard are still using their influence among
memte rs as they arrive TO defeat the adjust
ment Hahn l. OPT osed 10 adjustment, and
~ speaker nj the house, may attempt 20 Oh
s.ruct The measure. IL IL charged also that
Marshal Packard Is opposed 90 ID. Some re-
puohcan members Of The house also oppose
10 in hope NJ having sundry jshs allowed az
price OF their support kellogg strongly
favors The measure. an has the support OF the
best men OF both parties. The impracticable
men on the conservative side are disguised,
and some talk OF uniting with West aud
Pinchback herea l." Dnard. OF Shreve-
port, il here and strongly favors the comprO-
mise. He says he is for peaceahle settle
ment IL is believed that the adjustment
will he completed without delay on wetnes-
Law.
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THE BOATMEN AND THE CANAL TRADE.
The Cumberland News of yesterday says:
THE Boatmen's Union held a meeting ON
Saturday evening, and resolutions were
10 carry coal TO Georgetown at S1.3 and TO
Alexandria for $50 for the season of 1875, IL
the canal company will throw of one OF the
boat tolls OF S4.os. committee lone from
each of the six different lines) TO proceed 10
Annapolis at once TO formally lay before The
canal board the proposition above stated,
was appointed. There now remains but one
obstacle in the way of the accomplishment
of the proposed general reduction'-the trip
page question. II IL desired by the boatmen,
the canal company, and several coal agents
with whom our reporter has talked, that this
item be reduced SO. One OF the boat build
ers, we learn. is willing 10 reduce the trip
page on his boats from so 10 SO On boats
running day and night, but wants SIS from
day boats another builder is willing 10 re-
duce SO all the way round; one of the coal
companies owning boats is willing 10 reduce
trlppage from S35 TO $50 only. A prominent
coal operator stated on Saturday that the
business OF the canal this season would he
the heaviest ever done on that waterway"
AFTER AN ELoPING HUsBAND-wmiap,
Tucker united himself in holy mafrimopy i'm
England with his deceased wifes sister a
few years ago, and i'm a brief period became
altogether dlsenchanted as 10 the holiness OF
the tie. He thereupon departed for this coun-
try with Jessie Strickland, his servant maid
who has since been living with him as house.
Keeper. His wife, hearing Of his where
abouts. recently followed him with her chill
drcn. and commenced suit against him in
The Brooklyn city court for a divorce. Mr.
fuckers reply is that the complainant was
the sister of his first wife. now dead, and that
as the laws OF England forbade a marriage
with deceased wife's sister. the marriage
was void, and the necessity for divorce did
NOT exist
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INQUEST IN TUE HEMLoCE POISONING
CAsE.-The inquest at Brooklyn. v. Y. in
the case of Professor r. w. Walker, who
died from the effects of an excessive dose of
conium or extract OF hemlock. has resulted
in verdict that he came TO his death from
medical use of fluid extract OF conium, pre-
scri6ed by Doctors Agnew and Webster and
that the medicine acted with extraordinary
potency. They do not censure either physi-
clans or druggists from whom the heInlock
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GEO. }. JOHNSON 4 Co.,
III Market Snaca

l AIDES sun UMBRELLAS,
PLAID SPRING DRESS GOODS,
DESIRABLE SHADES IN PLAIN MATERIALS
STRIPED SPRING SILKS,
PLAIN SILKS IN SPRING SHADES,
BLACK IRON GRENADINES,
MOURNING GOODS OF ALL KINDS, FOB
SPRING WEAR;
LACE POINTS AND JACKETS, In LLAMA
AND THREAD:
LINEN LAWNS, oRGANDY LAWNS, FOU-
LARDS, &c.
Having completed my inventory, I have reduced
the prices on all goods where il possible, in
der 10 insure the sale of the remainder Of my stock
~ as early day as possible.
JOHN r. MITCHELL,
mar3l I'm Q31 Penpsvlxsp;. .vanr.
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A $4,000 Ceal OIL Fire.

GLoUCEsrER, n. j., April ls-A IRE broke
out at one O'Clock this morning in frame
On Of ,ns
houses and the Washington house were en-
tirely consumed. The fire caused great con-
steInation, attracting the whole population
into the streets. The IRE was under control
before daylight. Loss about $4,000; parti-
ally insured.
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ENGLAND, PRUSSIA AND BELGIuM.-Tbe
recent correspondence between Prussia and
the Independence of Belgium was imperiied
Mr.. Disraeli. however, explains to the British
House OF Commons that the note of P,ussia.
TO Belgium was not menace, but was only
made to the Belgian answer, and he beiievei
the question was concluded. He assurei
Parliament at the same time that the British
government would do its duty were Pol
giunfs neutrality really Threatened.
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STRIKE NOTES.-The presence of the troops
mas had salutary effect in quieting the tur-
tive peace prevailed yesterday. Work has
been resumed at Mount Carmel and at the
Shamokin: The troops will not be with
Drawn until further guarantees are given for
issue Is now fairly made between the mule
spinners I'm the Lowell (Massachusetts) fac
tories ana the manufacturers. The strike
commenced yesterday. Both sides have
sOlemnly resolved to make no concessions
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Two SMALL REPUBLICAN NICroRIEs-
The republicans of Paterson. New Jersey,
elected their candidate for mayor yesterday
by majority of eco. AT the municipal
election in New Britain, Connecticut. The
entire republican ticket was elected by a
handsome majority. At the state election
ON the 5lh instant the democrats carried the
lou
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Darker View OF the Troubles.

PHILADELPHIA, April l3.-A special dis
raIch TO the Eue,aing 7sleg1aph from Halle
ton, dated to-day, says: A deep snow fell
last night, and ii is still storming quietly
this morning, which has put doleful as
pect upon military operations here. Sentries
on the outposts on the mountains had
rough time OF il, but were relieved every two
hours. The situation has shown no change.
There il but the slightest possibility that the
troops will evacuate the county for a week
vet, and in fact il will be a very perilous
experiment if il be attempted. Leading
operators are using every effort TO have the
militia remain, and are backed up by the
best classes of citizens. The event of last
night was meeting OF what purported TO be
a conference of delegates from various
branches Of the Miners Union. The thing
was, ii seemed, engineered by one or two
demagogues, and was a fraud. Reports were
presented from branches purporting to be en-
dorsements of delegates actions that went to
Harrisburg to demonstrate against the pres
ence of troops. These reports, many
of them. were cooked up and signed
by fictitious names. Every exertion is
being made by Fincher, who is the
standard bearer OF the union and miaers TO
have the troops removed. The people declare
they shall leave with the militia IL the troops
return home before the question Is settled
one way or another. The first regiment gave
an entertainment in the armory last night,
before General Osborne and stan. No fresh
reports of violence have come in as yet this
morning,
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MEXICAN RAIDERS ARREsTED.-A party
into Texas a few days ago 10 make raid ON
Camargo, but notice OF their approach hav-
ing been given, eight OF them were arrested
on their arrival. Their horses had Texas
brands and many articles taken from them
were identified as the property of citizens.
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A ez0.OON Fire.

INpIANAPoLIs, April l3.-The elevator of
FREDERICK p Rush a Co., west of the river
was burned this morning. There was 10000
bushels OF grain stored in the elevator which
was consumed. Several freight cars loaded
with grain were standing by the elevator,
$4,000, II divided among various parties
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

DURING the summer the President will
receive by card between the hours of eleven
and two, except on Tuesdays and Fridays,
which being Cabinet days, no one Will be
received except government officials.
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THE. PoPE's APPEAL TO AUsrRIA,-The
Paris Union newspaper states that the Pope
has represented TO Austria the danger which
Prussia upon the Catholic Church is not
stopped, and that Austria in reply deplores
the struggle and advises prudence,
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THE COURT OF CLAIas, had rendered
judgment in favor of twenty-siX army Off
GERS, from whom pay was withheld on the
ground that they had been ordered home al
their own request ana Were therefore virtu-
ally ON leave of absence. The claims range
from 600 to = 800.
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CoNsULs APPoINTED.-The President yes
terday appointed Volney V. Smith, of Ark
ansas, to be United States consul at st
Thomas. West Indies and Joseph Knots O
Iowa, to be consul OF the United States a
Chihuahua. Mexico.
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PETE MCCARTNEY, the notorious counter
feiter, who some days since made his escape
from a United States deputy marshal in
Texas, has been recaptured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-13

THE AMOUNT of national bank notes 70
ceived at the Treasury department to-da y
for redemption aggregated s5o1 eco.
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LIEUT.. +. NJ. BARRIER, ". s. N. has been
ordered TO duty as executive officer of the
torpedo boat alarm.
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THE U. $. STEAMER LACKAwANNA, Capt.
McCauley, commanding sailed from Yoho-
hama March 10th for San Francisco.
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THE RECEIPTS from customs to-day at the
Treasury department were SGT ,I59.
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Mr.. V. +. KING, chief clerk of the Coas
Survey Office, mas resigned, TO take effect tn,
1st proximO.
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THE PEESInENT AND TREASURER SPIN
NER.-The President in answer TO a letter
of General Spinner, mas written to that
retiring officer assuring him of his hign
personal regard, and commenting the
faithfulness, honesty and efficiency with
which he has discharged the duties OF his
office.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
is source to-day amount TO S115 1861.
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"(,oNGREss n-"Sso,o geo" MADE. .aOVc
~ BY selling good CIGARS. The HI0 -.
cialty,S for = cents. They the Flower Of Smoke
low ~ 2 per loo.
lsSO ) street and $50 IN street northwest.
.u~ Sign Of the Bio Clock.
Al ofends % oaliy low. feblly
N9rIGCfGE;5E,{hsE. - ISIP;s - 6 sssosl:
SHOES, Ae. OrSers b nan etSsn1s1 %. H. COL.
9A0 3 Co., o3e Rsa1Ulvapio ovs0os, eornsS -
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Monday pext-BCFFALO BILL.
THEATER C0MI0UE.-Mopday.

1'HEATER COMIQUE.-Monday, April u,
Il every night and "Wednesday and Saturday Matt
ices. Variety and Drama. Production on Monday
Tuesday and W Wednesday nights # the great Irish
drama. ia two acts, entitled The Fair of Mullin
gar" and ON Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights
and Saturday matinee. the thrilling sensational
drama. IN two acts, entitled THE Colder Farmer "
First appearance in Washington of the sensa ional
Acrobatic Gymnasis. the Snow Brothers; also their
troupe of Performing Dogs. First appearance in
Washington If the dashing Vocalist, Miss Jennie
Sothern. Last week of the celebrated artists Baby
Bindley Miss Blanche Selwyn, Prof. Bindley, &. e.
Charles. apl2 Ct
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"GUvNER'' BARD still haUnts the corri-
doris of the Post Office department. He had
another interview with the Postmaster Gene
raj to-day. He authorizes an emphatic de-
NAL of the story that he yesterday tele-
graphed one of his political friends in Attain
Ia saying: 80 Bust up the Third Term Club,
and sell the picture of the old man."
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CLEVELAND, April I3.-A steamer arrived
from Detroit last evening. She encountered
very little ice,
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PAUL BoYNToN has been voted a gold
medal by the humane association OF Bou-
logne, Paris.
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TRoTTING.-The proprietors of Mystic
Park, Boston. announce purse OF s10,0 600 for
the second annual stallion race, open 90 all
stations in Canada and the United States.
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A VENUE THEATER,
"A liza Ssea asd Pennsylrania AreSMe.

HOST OF NEW FACES.
Firs. appearance Of HUBER and GLIDDEN,
original Oyster can Mokes and Musi cal Speciality
Arlists. Also. first appearance of GEORGE Is.
RADCLIFFE, the well known Actor and
Comedian. MAIDEN iselle HENRIETTA, the
champion Song and Dance lady. Miss MINNIE
BAKER, in her beautiful songs and dances.
Miss MATTE GRAY, the bewitching Danseuse and
Versatile Artistic. Miss LOUISA JOHNSON. the
Parry SylEh. Second week Of the 90 THE FOUR
PROPHETS(4) La Jarden Mabile. Illuminated,
fresh novelties, the yal Flying Sends. The won
derfui Clcdo6chA Group Of Quadrilles, which
sed 30 immense an excitement tu2ir production
in New York, when presented in the Frenoi: Boufe
o. pheeaux Enfers, and the glorious Partisan
aEly-tr CAN-CAN.
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EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.

Admission, Soc, 75c. and 81. No extra charge for
reserved places.
Tonight and Two Ma tinpes, Wednesday
and Saturday,
TONY PASTOR and his Travelling Company. Ths
Garnella BrOtf ers, the chsmpion ~ mnasis of the
world; Gus Williams, unequsled Dutch comique
Venus and Adonis, beautiful infant VelOcipedists
the Foy Sisters, charming character uettists: the
Fieldings; Sanford and Wilson, the funny musical
mokes; Miss Jennie Morgan, the beautiful senti
mental vocalist; Harry kernell, the mrth provok-
ing Irish comedian; Miss Ella Wesner the beautiful
representative of the young men; Frank Girarl the
versatile comedian: Mckee and Rogers, the great
American eCcentricities and Tony Pastor.
MATlNEkS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
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- n. sTINEMETZ
ID. FASHIONABLE Halter,
1897 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Invites attention the following leading patterns
OF GENTLEMENS DRESS HATS: -
Broadway. Tocmsns' Knox g, and DuDlap1
Fiffn Avenue spring styl lee. -
kiE Hats
fiEe -; Ak SdH Nutria Felt Hats.
tHbra'f-s l-d canes.
- Hs-s Es-1 .ivd into Spring Styles. mls-tr
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THE COLLIERY TROUBLES.
what the Miners Agree 60 Do.

NEW YORK, April l3.-A dispatch from
Hazleton says: A delegate meeting of miners
was held last night, and the result of the vote
taken in both branches was announced. The
miners agreed 10 endorse the action of the
committee that met the governor 10 keep the
peace in this region, and 10 furnish 200 men
10 help TO do IL; TO allow dead work TO be car
ried on, and are willing TO do il themselves
ana not TO interfere with any men that the
operators may employ To do il. They also
made statements TO the sheriff admitting
that The raids had been made by armed men.
and some acts of violence committed The
men declare emphatically that they are not
weakening.
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II The office of the LYCOMING FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY has been RENoyED to Room No.
80, LIE Droit Building, correr of n and sth streets.
This staIncb old Company has been in operation for
thirty 1--WE years. Net assets Is $50 900.
aps-tr J. RUSSELL BARR, Agent.
n LII KlNDn OF QRNTLKnEN OAsT-O11
"A WEARIUQ ARPAB1L oan b. cold 70 the ven
SlS p Srsst, bse.ssa - &c u 80 northysai
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Accident ~ Barnums HfppOdrOsne-
PHILADELPHIA, April l3.-The weight Of
STOW on the canvas roof of Barnum's Hip
podrome broke through early this morning.
About Forty persons were beneath when NJ
fell, but none are believed TO have been sari-
ously injured. IL was opened last evening for
the first time.