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, 1875-02-07
]ady's diamond rings flashing in and out OF the
sparklins suds aa She humps net towel up and
down tha waahbpnrd.

lady diamond rings flashing in and ont OF the
sparklins suds "a She humps net towel up and
down the waahboard.
4 Maryland m1n whose wife dropped dead I
few days ago, had the funeral put of one Gay
longer to get the balance OF his corn husked.
He said it wouldn't make any difference to her,
"a abe was always good-naturcd.
Mrs. Dale, Of Detroit, held hot buckwheat
case over her husbands countenance for several
free-iove doctrines. .sThis family must be run
on an uusectarian basis, said Mrs. D.
When Milwaukee lover drives up with q
gorgeous turnout to take his girl for sleigh
ride, her mother feels tho need Of fresh mir aud
goes with them, and the lovers hayo to talk
about the tranait of Venus and Col. Foruey's
$1,000 check.
In England Town Clerk a:6rms thar, in bis
observation, the majority Of husband d-end-wife
quartela take their rise IN tho fault Of the wife,
VINO, by her Hlnfernal tongue," aggray2tes her
husband to assault her. Thic, Of course, has no
application to the United States.
4 sailors wife had Just received intelligence
that her husband had persisted at sea. She wss
visited by neighhor who sympathized with her
On har loss, and expressed fear that she would
be poorly otf. .''Deed will l." said tho widow,
me the expense OF his bnryin'."
sion having met together. concluded to pray for
tue welfare Of their lovers, but the first one had
not got very far along in her petition when it
WAS discovered that they were all engaged to the
same man. The religious exercises were at onco
terminated and an indignation meeting organ
izcd, tho result Of Which was that she gay de-
ceiver was obliged to leave town ut q few hours
notice in order to escape the vengeance Of male
relatives.
The pretty French maiden who drives four
horse team at sntter Creek, Cal, is not con-
side1ed much Of phenomenon by the Ore
gon fofks. 4 Portland editor receives her story
with this comment s'Thnt French girl is q
good girl. That We wou1d not be- so ungallant
as to dispute. But where is our Lane County
girl that put in so acres OF wheat, then took
tho district school md 'wal'oped' all the
big boys in the precinct into deceacy and sub
jection ? Eh? and when you are talking about
girls with pluck, just bear in mind that Oregon
can produce just about 1000, now married, to be
sure. and many Of them graudmo.hers, each Of
whom whacked an OK team from the Missouri
River to tho willamette Valley; stood guard
against savage Indians on tho piains scaled
tnree ranges Of mountains, reached the promis-
ed land in triumph to raise family OF thirteen
strapping boys and girls. md never laid eyes
upon etore-made bonnet for fifteen years.
Don't mention ycu1 California girls, please"
, 1875-02-07
THAT POMD-LllY HAT.

Tho ertmkon-daked clouds drifted along
With letxure pace in the arch aeove7
Delon, the wayelets sang q sweet song,
A song As sweet as song OF love.
Then ms passed an isle with shaded nooks,
Through crosses and reeds, into q bay,
And pulled our uoat near come tideless roc11,
And anchored where the pond-hlies la1.
From out the depths Of It's crystal bed,
She plucked the broadcast :e1f to be found,
And placed it ofer, her own sunny head,
Then under her chin the ends BAe bounds
And In reief, on top Of tho green,
She placed lily, then, after that,
And made charming crown for queeny
In the ahape Of pond-lity hat
And ont on tn. lake we mo*ed once more,
The wayelets sinRing their same aweet lays
Ely1ian zephyfs danced lightly DER,
And softly tempered the suns warm ray.
laugh that came from heart within.
Filled, as its c2denccs seemed to me,
With tho noblest life, and void Of sin.
Pure wers the rays Of TINT sun1n7er-sun,
As it poured o'cr earth It's golden cheer;
But purer set seemed the light from one
Heavenly body revolving here.
Meath that pond-lily hat, there st1eamed = light
From two LIQUID eyer; that softly W. sshsole sa..
And gaye me JOY till then unknown.
Sweet was The eon that the wayele.B ssug, 9
As DER the lake they Hppled and played;
But sweeter yet the laughter TINT rang
In eilvr ry notes*frona that nt.ls maid.
Twas muiic to me, whose subtle spell
Through all my senses with rapture stole,
Causing my heart With glAdness to SWELL
With sweetest transports filing my sou1
Gazing upon TINT my-crowned Queen,
Do you wonder. then. as sat there,
In c world that cleaned with such sheen.
Eo7 ore in life forgot atfcsrt7
The pSetty pond-lily hut that she wo1e.
Those crimson -faked clouds, ha7e passed away
Those zepuyrs and waves now are no more;
Bat-w1u eser forget that day7
Oh, nymphe4-crowned nymph Of the wt!dst
Naiad-Q Queen crowned Queen Of tho Seal!
Sun-radikGt in your beauty and snilef.
And srrtng-fteah in your laughter and glee-
Out on that lake, had you meier thought,
As there In that little shcl-boat you sat,
That an earnest, loyal, 1oFing heart
Was eusnared 'neath that poud-lily hat7 "
=" - e, E, n.
, 1875-02-07

Charles Warren Stodda1d sees no pleasing pic
trresquaness in ths howeE-girls OF Venice, rhom
he descs1bes:as importunate to the last degree.
Ho saJa that, ii. you take one by the nape OF
the neck and dAngla her over the canal for few
moments, she merely selects Q new bouquet
when she returns to earth aud stabs you With 1t
in the buttQnhols,
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. -. -
THE NATIONAL BANKS Washington, June
"a --Tbe statement of the condition Of the
national banks ia the United States on the
lat of May last, which has just been tabu
lated and issued from the office OF the Con-
troller of the Currency, shows some remarka.
BILE facts, which have attra tied much atten.
ton here. When Congress, BY the act oil
June, 1874, repealed the obligation Of re-
serves against circulation, it was thought by
many at the time tn be rather hazardous
experiment, as it offered the temptation to
the banks to put out all their available funds.
The statement shows the banks have on de-
post something over 500 600, 900, while to
meet this enormous liability they have in
their vaults less than SS4 100000. 10 green
backs, aid less than $4,000, 900 in specie.
AS the deposits Of the natiouaf banks are
almost entirely payable on demand, it is not
very difficult TO anticipate what would be-
come of most Of them in case Of asudden and
general panic. Ofcourse this statement shows
only the aggregate condition of the banks,
and there are doubtless many banks whose
individual statements would show them to
be in much more favorable condiriot as re.
CARDS ability to pay their deposits in case OF
an emergency. But the statement is sUtfi
cient to show that the large majority of the
banks are lending out everything that they
are not absolutely required to keep at home,
and it suggests the proprety OF Congress
| remedyipg its unwise legislation. I'll"
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LATEST Fsa i :s;a: NEWS;
Ireland,

r !. 80 IreIaad. aea.i'l;se H-,tt,t
DUBLIN, June 25. LThe, Irsah and American
rifie teams practieed at Doiymount to-day.
The scoring Of the Americans Raslernarsa.
bly, fine; they Hsaking sixteen points above
their victorious seose at Crsedmoof last year.
The total.scoqe for the Americans was $50
out OF a possfoie seore OF ls0S0.,, The pratt
tice OF the Irish teafD was much inferior. "a ~
? y ~ "!::h .'fsanec.,4 4 ..s,ii.a:Y
,PaR1s. June e5.GTbe Devastation, caused
W the foundations isiwide-spresd. At lou
louise nearly the houses in 81! 4Cypfisn
quarter have been destroyed. AT, YerduE,
In the department Of -Aniege, over City
houses have fallen 'ahd many persons
drowned. From Montaubsn the report
comes that all the. crops on the banks OF the
Turn aud Gsronne are ruined. The Ga.
ronne,in some places Is four miles wide. A
bridge OF seven arches, at Farbes, has been
earripdiaway.i uH-iTHt ydk ga III y
r>'Thei iuundatiobs are general I'm ythesde-
,partrnents OF Aube,, Hsnte, Garonine, and
| Taru. 4 If the rain, continues another day all
the wheat crops In those departments will
be destroyed. The railways are interrupted
| in all directions. = ,-t,., = ls.f s'll.
Later.~The damage to property and loss
of life by the! floods In the river Garonne Is
greater than previous reports haye iBdi'
Gated. At Toulouse alone the bodies OF one
hundred people were found drowned 10
houses which were flooded, but were LEI,
standing. Many other people persisted, and
their, bOdieswe carried of in houses that
were swept away. :" MI :" ,~re-l',.1';
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PosrAI.-Dr. Henry NJ. jones is appointed
postmaster OF Gruudy, Buchanan couaty,
Va, vice Mrs. Rebecca Beavers, resigned.
A new post-office is established at Indian
Neck, King and Qaeeu county, Va, ON the
route from Newtown to Tappahannock, With
C. l.. Hutchinson for postmasler;, also at Al
chise, Halifax county, Va. near Clover de-.
Lot, with James A. PrDgle as postmaster
also at Breckenridge, Plttsyfpania county,
Va, on the route from Chatham to Leather
wood Store, with John F. Pediso as post
msster; also at Willis's Gap. Carroll county,
Va, on the route from Hiilsyilie TO Ararar,
with John Martin as postmaster; also at
Worth Spring, Wyoming county, West Va,
on the route from Barlysyille to Gilbert,
with A. l.. Godfrey as postmaster.
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=
a CALL FOB FIVE TWENTY BoNDs.-The
following, the twenty.first call for there.
demption ofifye.tWenty bonds of 1852, was
issued tosdsy: : .,es.M - =, no".l
Treasury Department, June "a, 1876
By virtue OF the authority given by the act
of Congress approved July IA, 1870, entitled
;An,ac to authorize the refundlDge Of The pa
tional debt,'Ii hereby give notice that the
principal and accrued Interest of the bonds
herein below designated, known, as five
twenty bonds will be paid at the Treasury
of the United States, in the city Of Washing
TOP, on and after the Gath day of September.
1875, and thst the interest on said bonds will
cease on that daY--that is to say, coupon
bonds known as the fourth series, act OF Feb
ruary 25th, 1862 dated May 1st, 1862, as fol-
lows: Coupon bonds, fifty dollars, Nos a.
DOL 10 No. 81 ZOO, both inclusive; one hum
dred dollars, Nos. SO. 100 to No. 90, 800: both
inclusive; five hundred dollars, Nos. 81 800
to No. "a 600. both inclusive; one thousand
dollars, Nos. 91.501 to No. $4,000, both In
elusive. Total, IS, 100000.
.Unfted States securities forwarded for re-
demption' should be addressed to the Loan
D vision of. the Secretary's office. -
[Sgned] "B. Fl. BRIsTow, Secretary"
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The Recent Earthquake in New Gre

The Recent Earshq uake IN New Gre
NADIA. ~ :
GRAPHIC DETAILS OF THE FRIGHTFUL GALLANT
TY-A wHoLssCITY IN RUINS AND TEN THOU.
SAND LIVES LOST. :. ...,s@f .tue# ...s.
NEW York, June 25.-A Maracaibo letter
of May 29tb, giving an account of the earth.
quake WHICH caused the destruction OF The
city OF San jose de Cucuta, says: ION the
49, and 17th instant there bad been earth.
quake shocks. but on the morning OF the lS b
everything WAS serene. at ,hatf.past IL
O'Clock the earth commenced shaking with
great force, and from all sides the people
rushed to the streets. For fifteen seconds
the movement continued, the city moving
like great ship vii bout ballast. Instauta.
ueousiy cloud of fine dust enshrouded the
streets and houses, impeding the. vision, and
calling forth cries Of horror in all directions.
These, however, were of short duration, as
the dust soon became 80 thick as to1mpede
respiration. .ea
T. Many who might have been saved from
the ruins Of the falling buildings fell victims
to snffocalioD. Not longer than two minutes
did, this terrible affair continue the wind
raised and carried away the dust cloud. line
fearful day was followed By q stillImore Dor.
rlble night. The survivors, bad moved to
The suburbs OF the city where encampments
we're established. ----~--- -
T. The rain commenced falling in tor
rents, and amid impenetrable dlrkness the
night was spent, the groans of the wounded
which filled the air being varied only by
sharp detoDatfons proceeding from explo.
fsions of material amid the .ruips, The COM
Ing of new day showed that not more than
2, 900 remsined alive. Beneath the fallen
houses lay from 5000 to 10000 dead.
The letter also reports the destruction at
other places, as mentioned in the account Of
the earthquake received by way OF Panama
some two weeks ago. 90 80 d.s.s5- ( :.'..17
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BY TEIiBsRApH.

9 4 ,f..n,. 81, t = M,
y;nAlfistDeseuee asainsS Attack,
pfffte ~ shing TON. !. Rspshifsasa.,,
WAsHlNGToN, June 2s.-The following /,
Pa, sta.fsct from Vice srasfdeuH Wa.onSrs
ply 70 the WashfnRfo1 Repub. icaa :,ia
fhaf httles Journey of mfnE Was bnt 4
trdrrging ont of the adffcc 10 fake lev
weeks rest before commenced nDoa the
task bad marked out for the summer and
autumn, Kindly welcomed bv peopIeof both
|raees-by Democrat. Republicans, and Con.
|servatiyes. visited colleges, schools, and
markets of varied Industries. beng welcomed
bS sas ps9p'e and presses Of sSy Shade Df
J. said nothing ill., the tweini32g.nins bsief
addresses made of pubfic affairs orsf party
politics. y spoke or law !, order, and peace ;
OF industry, material development, educa.
fioH, and temperance; of justiee to the black
men, and o. generous policy TO the white
men. l visited the pfares Of Jackson md
Clay, Of Taylor end Polk, OF Crittendeu,
Bell, and Benton. ] visited, toy, a dying ex-
President, and ehatted q morneGt with Mrs.
Jefferson DAYS. id the streets Of Memphis.
Never did L make q more innocent OF more
agreeable Journey than vas croRde6 ia these
six weeks, bat I find on my return That all
this is- very significant.
=" The welcome from oil without distIsstion
Of race or color the, brief speech !. this Fhit
TO the couch of q dying man THAT little rtaIk
With the wife Of the President OF the isse
Confectionery were full >of meaning. TAe
wandering Vice-President was too 4 u8ani-
mous';. he was the victim of apresid dental as
piratloDs; be must be, rehuked, as other gen
llemen suspected of like desires bad been.
To all this 1 reply that, 7 Indulge with thou
sands ~ OF, " my country ., the, idea
that the presidency a. tloffy and
responsible p6sition;, that to be, elected to
that high Office and clothed with. lis vast
powers for good by o,000, 600 people fs an
honor si1y shaf side .bfkwhich mncouuted
wealth must weigh as nothing. But, fnot-
withstsndfbg this,, / assure the organ and all
others alike exercised that there is not one
being 10 all this broad land to whom / have
ever written, spoken, or even hinted that
desired, hoped, or expected, or intended to
be candidate. assure them, too, that
have been so neglectful, not to sly discoarte.
Gus, as not to reply to letters written me
upon subject these, imaginative; ones deem
me 80 interested in. ? H!mayaso0t their
anxiety further if / assure them that / have
neither money nor patronage, nor an seTgan;
That never made 9 promise, ln.a POLITICAL
life of tbirty-fre years TO, give, an office or
patronage to persons or presses for votes or
Influence, and that ! never intend TO do 3d."
- =
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Washinxeon, IIfe.,. !,

.WAsH1.GToS, June s25.-The Alabama
Claims Commission hos adjourned ITO tls
29lh Of September. & , I. 5ssii
A dispateb from Port Royal, the beada Quar-.
tiers of the North AtIntfc squadrop, al,
1onuces the departure. OF, the Plymouth fol
the mouth OF the Rio Graade. The steamer
Worcester bas been ordered from Port Royal
to Norfolk. 81 i = :s,a''si I
P6stnasters are liable on their bond for
the loss Of Government properly while in
their possession. 81 - 49,, .l1,.s,.t !.
The Attorney General decides thsport OF
final Destination, and NOT The poins, ..frst
reached, TO be where duties are to be- liaui.
dated aud ocean damages a. eertainetfs:f u.s.
Superintendent Patrick Haft,has been re.
Mved ofathe, charge Of the national ceme-
terry at Richmond, Va, TO- take effect July
1st ynnd sorsered to- take charge Of: the Ma
tionai cemetery at Fsyetfeypse, Arkansas, re.
lieyins Superintendent Matthias Gfynb,, who
has been ordered to take charge of the ma.
tional cemetery 80 .RicbmoGd, Va Super.
inteDnsnt Kelly. Of the Seven Pines nalionil
cemeserg3 Virginia, bss beenidiscbargedfro from
the Service. of the United States ID enable
him TO- enter the Soldiers Home. ~ X -,
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Fl " IkLk IL 4 1IkLNkAN0N1
ma - sSE tfSsS'i aSsssH4
FOR MEDICAL ADVICE :
AND PAYING FOR MEDICINE.
BOSTON, May Is, 1871.


II. R. SsrenS:
Dear slr.-I have been great sufferer from Scro-
ftlla and Scrofuia ifumorsI as mary IN vfcl-
world ought to know Of nay case and how was
cured. -
bout eleven years ago several small kernels ma De
their anpearancp on the glands Of my neck Rradu-
ally gtowieg iarger and one OF them grew Into Sd
Ia, .e ,umor It WASH rightfuI to look at; While the
others would range , from ,n the SIZE q mems egg
Eor ne Rod of ten years spent all MY earnings
Obtaining dneticat advice aud paUWSfof medicine,
R RsVe ko ore tried every remedy could
Hear OF which was) recon tneDIkd for the bi9od:
been treated BY the % At tine tine tSs M
nhysiciaps in Boston. and was told by them that
they could dc NOTHING more for me aoless lhey cut
out the tumor, which bad At this point reached
had frequent attacks Of dizzisess, with . con-
stani pain In my head and most excrucisting pains
ali az the physicians who attended me pronounced
{, ,he worst case of scr1fuia tumor they had ever
TIE and SeS II Was snr scru
10 where everything else bad failed. procured
sope Of 1t and discontinued the use o. an 0tnel
= grest cham !: was relieved from the pam IN my
hsnd sute, apd dizzInksss g.inso snenKLn l.4nl
day TO day. followed on taxing III sr,,ral
w ~ res,cr d me 70 Health. The large tumoe ana
small kernels have NIL disappearsd from my .. Sn'
All OF my friends, to whom refer nee eau De gwen,
nronosliee this the MOST remarkable cure ol ssSo
case must Convince any Que suit ring from any DIS
kesss Of The biood though UhysIcians 90 ssy you
cannot be cured. You cnT be II You VII, ps n
and Jake ibis good mpdlctne. for u WIN Wi''sou'
doubt cure yen Is ft did He. n 49,.
am, sir, Respectfully and gratefully yoars, nS S
/ Miss g,HrARN has been domestic 10 my family
for yhRy endorse he above aate.
81 1EIuk the great tue az! we ErtsE onsnt
to be kuowu In every family. and lppfoSe f8sS
10 speakan It's 1sSor. "a - -
MRS, !. sff.ISStt,4 39 Bfeadsss'
= : - r. ~ ~ ! - ~ IN ,T;Is8g
yRGETISE ,Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Il IA PROCESSION OF -CoLoEBO MAsONs.-Bos.
ton. June "a. Delegates Of Grand Lodges OF
-colored 9hiasOns, who have been attending;
the centennial exercises 10. this city OF Fftnee
Hal Ecage,s ,nsds. q street parade today.
The Grand LodgesIof Massachy Rhode'
I.lard. Gsnpeclicut, New York, Penpsylvas
mia, Meryland, Virginia, GeoFeias OHIO,
Michixan. Sotah Caro- lins, Ontario, Canada,
and Districs. ar EoIumbls were. ganyesented,
-Four bands were in the pIocesaaon, which
!.at.rasted mach nsottss. s 80 III .os sas
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kissedst0 DEATH b, Old ansfdss do ba spused
10 tub of cold wstes eYert morning; to
take paregoric when pins stick them Z, 10 have
every body thew meet, staring 10 Their faces,
&C. In consideration oil the foudDess oil
I,f, for seeing babies he beg eed sfb at some
one, loud carry bin around .sfDong the
crowd. bit no oHetwas gscialiy anxiuus 10
do ii. de them Kindly invited those ladies
who desired l., kiss ssbabyn To- come for
'ward but. 20 juore from results, this was
one baby at least theS did not care to kiss
ut ieast Bsby's offer was aot accepted. Fsv
Mr.fF. X. E4eayeil. of West Virginia, re-
ceived the lazy mans chair. lie. was too
Ivy to speak aloud, and scarce word be
said reached the majority 81, the audience.
This.was the more provoking as those near
him had a good time all to themselves, and
the Others could only wonder what they
were laughing at l.ai - - 9aiaia ,s.,t =
Mr.. Berkeley Cox. OF Virginia, The blow,
manipulated his tin born with dexterity, and
made an entertaining speech on the subject
of all the, different varieties OF blows and
blowing from the ear Hest times to the pres
ent day. A'.i ;s 81, ST. ol,..., ..I
Mr. g. A. Bredie, Of Arkansas, the critic,
then assumed the spectacies, and proceeded
10 give his predecessors q rakiBg over. This
speech abounded'in good hits, md was espe.
ciatly vaiuable,in giving ihe origin and date
of The Ugly Club, which he, had gotten from
some ancient manuscripts Of fourteen thou
sand years ago. h. /, q. rnr9i5 y.f-.,tit,R
Tbus ended,th celebration, aud from be-
einning>to end there was not one word ut.
tered that could offend the most scrupuloHs
taste. The speakers were congratulated for
showing that cosrseuess Is not essential to
humor, and that without offence to proprie-
~ the Ugly Club can be made one of the
most interesting occasions OF CONNIE ncement
week. q. Al
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4 PIANOS. l0nGAlNs, aee.
DIANOkFORTES.l


A1ISs - - - &446HIov,
No. IA splendid ipstrument Of, aaperb tone.
= seven octsyfs, In 4osewo0d case, carved lesss
made by thickerfng Il Sons. 80. z, 81.
No 1~.Another superior l.nsrunieHt, OF. similar
notsh, made by BiDomnefd q Otts Tnese IN
sIrnmspts Eys ,fast winning their way INTO u
yor by their brilliant zone. fsttnfai wofkmah-
5i3s,@ stibssnd very moderate prtcn.
No, So capital instrument made Dy Anape q
Co. the wen. kpoYa Baltimore makers.
4sNsft Ensitsh rrf9gIt cottage Pfaros Of sweft
: " lone. handkHgps ssse1 ssceupyipg bus si0aii
space In room. -. {. y. ~. tho
oia Arm III Ifu nhau q Sonss has bean rsed
|IEs and well keut BY an accomplished pefosmsr.
his isone Of me best second, hand pianos VIC VIC
No s.x saad Piano made BY Hallett
- Dagi.x "a; reliable Makers but lsite M $
a LumbeE af atbey tnstfilmAns ss nanan Ha'e s
m,sf he soid soon 20 make room Ear qt9efs
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- 1HR JUDY srILLioUT--xBs, ITnroS,s cARD
Il : 80 BRANDED AZ, UGrRuK. IIT.
NEW YORK. June 25.-Thei5u in the
TiIton. Beecher case Is still out 7~R.M.)
! The Brooklyn argus has an interview with
Loader to-day, In which be says there IS not
an iota Of trnth'in Mrs. Titon's card from
beginniDg TO. end, go far as he IS concerned.
BE asserts that he saw more than has APP
peared In the papers. BE never spoke to or
bad anything TO do with Triton until week
ago. He thought they bad enough against
Beacher without his testimony, or he would
have spoken before
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Killed by . Rstlreaa Train.

ISpecM teIegram 70 tbe DiSpatcn-1 ~
MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 25.-Colonel B.
Boyle, superintendent of THE East Ikiabana
aud Cincinnati railroad, in stepping from the
northHard. bound mail train at Oplika this
morning, fell andiwas ruin over by the ears,
receiving itjIries which caused bis death at
10 O'Clock. Both legs were, crushed! a ~"
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SEE TWADDLEsi J. HYDRonE-
lT,o PHY sIcIANs,a:I

p THEIhPROyED TEUMMERSExTRECrs
The soluble tttuenfs 90 ths best c.
nsda naR, and eossists Of dlsstase. ualt sssays
resin ,snd abistsrof hops; ptosphstss 6f fns atd
maenesis, ana Alkaline ssftA II g psepa.edby xn
improved process, which preyentsinhs 20 tspse-
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Fro who niurdered. John, Casey in JanIary
last, was hanged to-day. I. - - gsi -
( BosroS. Mass. June s5.--Jamss Henry
Casiiey was hanged to-day. ~. ss.i51':.1
.THoaAsrows, M, June 25.-Wagner and
Gordon were executed to-day. ,.sf.f =
u CHAHLssFoa, s. G., June 2s-FWo eososed
murdeIers, Papnis Bunch and George Har'
dec we're exf cated here at 3 r. u. to-day.