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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO THE DAILY NTELL1GENCE1
THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL.
As TO Further Legal Proceeding
What Lawyer Beach and Mr.,
Reecher Say Of the Result.

Il
New YoRK, July 3.-In regard to the
Tilton-Beecher trial, Mr.. Pearsall, ol
counsel for Tilton, to-day said hc could
give no information in regard to further
movements in the case, and returned the
same answer to a specific inquiry as Ia
the truth OF the report that IN attempt
would be made by Mr.. Tilton to have
General Tracy indicted for perjury.
Mr.. Shearman said he believed there
was no foundation for the report thai
measures would be taken for the arrest Of
Moulton in connection with the I.oeder-
Price alidavits.
Mr.. Beach says that the disagreement
Ia as good as verdict for six cents, which
was all that was ever aimed at, inasmuch
as Il shows that Tilton has relieved him
self Of the calumny and aspersion that
found early vent in Plymouth Church
circles, in the Investigating Committee
and in the Bacon letter.
Mr.. Beecher looks upon the result OF
the trial as giving him oil tho vindicaliOn
It was in the power OF the Court to give.
For his chief vindication he looks 10 the
future. II am," said he, "goOd for
twenty years work, and before that Is
done malice will have spent itself, ignor-
ance will have become informed, and mis-
conceptions OF character will be correct
ed" Being asked what he thought OF the
malignity displayed by some Of his min
isterial brethren, Beecher made some ex.
cuses for their conduct, but added, III
[ strike back, l shall never strike but
once. | don't want to quarrel, and ]
shan't II can avoid 1t, but do not by
any means propose to be led like lamb
to the slaughter"
Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher were at their
home, on Columbia Heights, this MORN
Ing. As early AZ s o'clock they we're re-
QHired to receive tho congratulations of
visitors, and until lunch time, there was
little intcrmission Of handShaking and
friendly talk,
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pIsTRIluTION % PRIzEs.

There was an immense crowd present
at the exhibition place tonight, for the
distribution Of prizes. The Lord Mayor,
Of Dublin, presided, and distributed the
prizes, which included badges for each
member OF the American Team, The
Lord Mayor, Major LeeCh and Sir James
MaCkey, made speeches congratulating
the Americans on their victory. Major
Leech said the victory would serve as an
additional tie between the two countries.
Colonel GllderSleeve responded; he thank
ed the Lord Mayor and all others In
Dublin and ireland generally, for the
warm hospitality and generous applause
that had been accorded his counlrymen,
and assured them that the occasion would
never be forgotten by Americans. At
the conclusion Of his remarks he present.
ed an elegant cup Of American silver and
manufacture, to be shot for annually by
the Irish Rifenen. The gift was enthusi.
aStically received.
Monday the American party will make
an excursion to the county Of Wicklow.
A garden party In honor Of the Ameri-
can Team was given this afternoon by
Mr.. Vernon, at Cloutarf Castle. There
was large attendance Of the nobility
and gentry.
NEw YoRK, July IA dispatch from
Dublin says the match for Freeman's
Journal cup to-day, resulted in a Tie be.
tween Fulton Of the American Team, and
Doyle Of the Irish Association. The tie
Is to be decided by shooting at ordinary
targets.
HEAVY FAILURES.
LONDON, July 3.-There have been
several heavy failures, caused by the suS.
pension Of Alexander Collie & ca.
FLOOD DISASTER.
LONDON, July Especial dispatches to
the Standard report that thirty.llve
bridges were destroyed by the recent
floods In the South Of France. The rains
continue heavy and inCessant.
PREPARING TO CELEBRATE TIE FOURTH.
The leading Americans here have pre-.
pared 10 celebrate tho anniversary Of the
Declaration Of Independence to-day at
the Crystal Palace. Minister Schenck
will preside. Mr.. E. 2. Carpenter will
open the proceedings at $3.50 p. NJ, and
introduce schenck, who will deliver an
address. Among the gentlemen who will
bo called upon to respond to the toasts
are Mr.. +. II. Morse, Gen. VIM. Stokes,
Col. Forney and McCulloch. The meet.
Ing will be followed by display Of FIRE.
works, including q magnificent illuniina.
ton representing the United States
Centennial exhibition.
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DeIaICatiOn Of u Hall Million Ia
Million.

SAN FRANcIsco, July 3.-Thc Bulletin
this afternoon will publish details o.
startling developments in the case Of Mil
Ter, the deiaulting secretary Of the West
ern Development Company, tho substance
Of which Is that his name Is not Miller
but Woodruff, and that he has wife and
family residing in New York, who sup
posed him to be in Australia, whence os,
iensibly he corresponds with them. The
defalcation Is greater than was at first
supposed. 1t Is expected to reach half q
million to million. Large sales Of real
estate by Miller to Woodruff were dis
covered, being transfers to himself. lie
was preparing, when arrested, to desert
his wife here and leave for Australia.
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Dead Body Off Missing AIilwau
kenn Found.

MILWAUKEE, July 3.-The body 81
Burr Kneeland, Of the firm Of Fling &
Kneeland, wholesale tobacconists, was
found In the river to-day. Deceased had
been missing since "Wednesday night
He Is supposed to have met his death by
foul play. lie was young man Of con.
siderable wealth, and the son Of James
G. Kneeland, an old and prominent citi.
zen. An inquest was called, but was post
pnnel until TnesdaY.
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ScaIpers' Law In Illinois.

CHICAGO, July 3.-Two eminent law.
yers ofthis city have given opinions con.
cerning the right OF scalpers to sell tick.
cts. The opinions affirm that right on
grounds that these tickets are n Legitimate
subject Of traffic; that by denying the
privilege Of selling them they deprive a
large class Of people Of pursuing u lawful
business, and thus deprive them Of a con.
stitutiOnAl right; and that, finally, the 50.
called Scaplers' bill was never properly
passed by the State Legislature, and con.
SeQuently never became law.
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The river was rising slowly Last evening
with feet 9 inches in the channel.
The Fred, Wilson No. 2 passed up on
Saturday afternoon with a barge,
The Salt Valley, en- route from Ironton
toPittsburgh, passed up oil Saturday even.
Ing.
The steamer Ragon left for Parkers.
burg at her usual time Saturday morning.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati
on Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Forest City on Saturday took o
SteubenVille picnic excursion to Short
Creek.
The Market Boy was running between
Bellalre and Wheeling as usual on satur.
day. In the morning she took the Island
NJ, E. Sabbath School to Martins Ferry,
and returned for them in the evening.
The James Rees on Saturday arrived
from Sunllsh and returned at her usual
hour.
The Iron Valley and bargcs took the
Wayerly Literary Society to Cresaps
Grove on Saturday and returned about
II o'clock In the night.
The Science will be the regular Par.
kersburg packet this morning.
The Andes Is due from Cincinnati this
evening.
lBy Telegraph
MEMPHIS, July 4.-Riyer rising stead.
lily. Weather generally clear; mercury
900; rain.storm southeast OF the city this
evening. Departed-Capital City and
Altone and bargcs, for 81. Louis; Com.
nOnwealth, for New Orleans; Alps and
barges, for the Illinois river-the latter
two last night.
CtNc1NSArI, July 4.-River 10 feet 0
inches, and rising. Heavy showers both
this forenoon and afternoon.
CAIRO, July 4.-Arrived-G General An.
derSOn, from the Ohio river; Mary Hous.
ton, from New Orleans; Thompson Dean,
from Cincinnati; Hickory, Etna aud 81.
Genevieve, from 81. Louis; Brown and
Grand Tower, from Memphis, Donarted
Belle Of Memphis, for Memphis Idle.
wild, for Evansville; General Anderson,
for 81. Louis; Hickory, for the Ohio
river; Etna, for 81. Louis; Houston, for
Louisville; St. Genevieve, for Vicksburg;
Thompson Dean, for New Orleans. River
80 feet 3 inches, and rising. Weather
clear; mercury 96' at noon; 520 Tonight.
EVANSVILLE, July 4.-Weather clear;
Mercury So to 940; river stationary with
IA feet On gauge. Down-Mornidg Star
and Bowling Green. Up-John s. .Brans.
fordt no business.
ST.. LOUIS, July4.-Arrived-Rob Roy,
Keokuk; Mltcrel, 81. Paul; City 81
Quincy; New Orleans; river about
stationary; very warm.
LOUISVILLE, July S.-River again fall.
Ing, with feet Q inches In the canal, and
. feet 0 inches In Indiana Chute. Ar.
rivel-1ndiana, New Orleans; ]. D. Par.
ker and Vint shinkle, Cincinnati. De.
parted ed-Parker, Memphis Indiana, Gin.
cinnati; Vint Shinkfc, New Orleans.
Weather clear and Sultfy.
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CHICAGO, July S.-o'Leary, at lO,10
this morning, completed his one.hun-
dtedth mile, and took an hours rest. He
was then ahead Of time and confident Of
accomplishing the remaining distance In
the specified lime.
Later.-O'Leary tonight failed 10 com.
plete his task Of walking 150 miles In 80
hours. He stopped when he had accom-.
plished 1871 miles, having then only 45
minutes in which to make 1sl miles. He
has, during the walk, made q hundred
miles In 10 hours and As minutes. He
was taken sick, to-day, and walked under
great difficulties, the weather being un.
favorable and the floor being uneven,
He rested in all 4 hOuts and 3 minutes,
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Passenger Rates West Advanced.

BALTIMORE, July 3.-In conformity
with an agreement between the Pennsyl.
vania and Baltimore 4 Ohio Roads the
cars Of the latter will he run between
Washington and New York, and the sale
Of through tickets and checking Of bng.
gage fully resumed. Rates OF fare TO the
West from Baltimore are advanced as
follows: Chicago from $40 to SIC 90;
Cincinnati from $40 to $l2 25; 81. Louis
from $l5 to Sls, and on similar basis
IN other nointa,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
rHE FARaET sHooTINo ~ pUpLIN

THE TARGET SHOOTING AT DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, July 3.-The shooting for All
Ireland Challenge Shield took place a
Dollymount to-day. The competitors were
four members each OF the Dublin, Belfast
and New York clubs, Range, one thou
sand and eleven hundred yards, in each oi
which every participant had twenty shots,
The shield was won by the Dublin
marksmen, the score standing: Dublin
500; New York, 66S; Belfast, 52s.
The followingiS is the score;
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WnslIlngtOn's Assumption OF Ihe
Command Of the Continental
Army.

BosroN, July 3.-The centennial cele.
bration Of WnShingtOn's assumption
Of the command Of the Continental
army, wAs celebrated at Cambridge TO-
day. Flags of bunting were display.
ed, and many private dwellings were
elabOrately decorated. National IA.
lutes were fired al sunrise and sun.
Set, bells were rung, and the points oI
historic interest marked by appropriate
inscriptions. The streets were lhronged
The exercise Of the day consisted Of a
poem by James Russell Lowell, and ali
Grafton by Professor Peabody Of iIarv.
ard College.
A prominent feature at the dinner was
a poem by Oliver Wendell Holmes
speeches made by Governor Castor, Sen.
ator Boutwell,, General DevenS, and 9th.
ers. This evening fireworks and illumi.
nations prevailed.
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THE TURF.
DEXTER PARK RACES,

CHICAGO, July 3.-The first Of the July
meetings under the Dexter Park manage
ment began yesterday, There was Q
small attendance and tho track was In
poor condition, but the races were un'
usually interesting, and the best time ever
made In the State was made by some oi
the horses.
The first race was milo dash, all ages
hundred pounds up. Premium, 5000
Three.year olds and under TO rule; $3.50 to
llrst, $50 to second, $25 to third. Six
started, Rocket won CrockfOrd, seCOnd
War Jig, third, Time, l:43l.
Second race, running. Premium, 5000
for three-year olds. Hotel stake, 5000
added to sweepstakes Of S25 each, Mile
and repeat. Five started. Uranus won
Bill Butler, second; Daniel Boone, third
Time, l;46f, l:43A.
Third race, trotting. Premium, $500
for horses that never beat 2;30; $3.50 tC
first; rest divided. Six entered. Billy
Wasson won three out Of five; Trouble
second; Gertrude, third. Time, 23S!
2:37l 1888, 2:4l, 2;42.
Fourth race, running. Premium, $500
mlIe heaIsi three III hVei SSVO 10 hrS'
horse war Jig won AmadlS, second
sweet ,Ss Soy' lh6rd' Ilme' la't 4a0f
"'s' '',ot 49,, .''" NJ
"UN"ou." U % r"'N ,'"Ir, ~,
LONG BRANCH, July a|Ihe Mon
mouth tarK haGes began to-day IherG
was 3 ialr attendance Inc lirst race was
q mile daslli one h0ur was LOST insIarung
the hGrses. Searcher was nrst, COUNTESS
second, Verdlgrls thIrd' lime l4o;
Inc second race was mlle heats
DArligman won '1e llrSt, urinsIead lne
SECOND anu il'lru' lime l'4o9' li43, li4L
Inc lhlra race nv w0s lne Jersey DERBY
Inile ana hall' Inc Dettlng Delore INC
start was l0V 70 70 on McdratIs entries
against the hGiu' CaIVan won, chesapeake
SECOND ana Viator third. Time 24S!
warwick !hreT ms rider Heneral il9r
hey came III ihlTu, Dut nearing me claim
o. lonI the Judges decided that ViaIot
Sh9niu get the lhlru place
IhG ioIr!n race was tlle Long branGll
urahu NntIOhhI SteepleChnset lOr al
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SPAIN.

cARLIsr FORCES IN A CRITICAL POSITION.
MADRID, July 3.-General Jovellar
has established three batteries 400 metres
from Cantavleia, and that place Ia being
vigorously attacked. The position of
General Dorregaray IL critical. General
Martinez Campos has closed all The av.
ehues for the escape Of the Carlists into
Catalonia.
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New YoRK, July 4,-The yacht, oO.
tavia, which was seized by the collector Of
this port on suspicion that she was about
to sail with munitions Of war for the Gu
bans, has been declared not British ves-
sci by the British Vice Consul. The cap
tain Of the 0ctavia at the time Of tho Seiz-
ure, ran up the English Gag and claimed
its protection. The 0ctavia was built in
1854 at Cleveland, Ohio, as sailing yacht,
and in the following year she was changed
to u steam yacht BY her late owner, Mr..
7. w. Kennard, Of this city. II is report
ed In Spanish circles that she ls now 60
ing to hy the Honduras flag.
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We are in receipt Of an interesting lii.
tie pamphlet from the pen Of Dr.. j. E
Reeves Of this city, entitled "Tho Physi.
cal and Moral Causes Of Bad Health In
American Women being a paper read
by him before the American Health AS.
sociation oiNev York City in The fall oI
1878. The pamphlet contains many facts
that will contribute to a general knowl-
edge Of the uses and abuses Of health. II
exposes some Of the fashionable wayt
by which bad health is oitan produced,
and is In all respects useful paper,
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CHICAGO, July 4.-The new Plymouth
Congregational Church was dedicated to-
day, The pastor, William Alyine bort.
lett, preached the sermon. Rev, @. D.
Helmie, L. p. Goodwin and other promi.
inent Divines OF this city oiiiclated.
Schooner Pacific sailed from here for
Queenstown with full cargo to-day.
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ST. Lotus, July 3,-Davis r Boogler
All agent OF the New York Life Insurance
Company, Mortimer +. Taylor, an atior.
ney, Joseph Cluugh, and Angus II. Weber
we're arrested to-day on warrants ISSUED
from the Court Of Criminal Correction
for the publication here and In New York
Of malicious libelS and conspiracy to In.
jute the business and credit Of the Life
Association of America,
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Edilorlni Isxcnrsloniats.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The New York and
Eastern editorial excursion to California
and the West arrived here last night, and
to-day took an excursion train 10 Elgin
Monday morning the party will start fot
Omaha on the Chicago, Burlington 4
Quincy Railroad. They expect 10 arrive
al Sacramento on the 18th, and al San
francisco on the 10th, starting for home
AuVustl2.
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CHINA.


NATIVE HOSTILITY TO FOREIGNERS.
LONDON, July 3.-Chinese advices say
several foreigners have been assaulted In
Pekin.
The native soldiers who insulted the
American Consul and wife and made hos.
tile demonstrations against the British
Consulate at Chin Kiahg, have been pin.
ished,
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New ORLEANS, July 4.-Tho U. s,
steamer Kansas, relieved al this station
by the Canandaigua, sails tonight for
Pensacola, thence to Key West; all IL we'll
on board,
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oMAnA, NEB., July 3.-The Fourth Of
July celebration under the auspices Of
the Daily Bee, Of this city, was not much
Of success, owing 10 The inability To in.
fate the balloon. The Fair Grounds
we're crowded. 1t is estimated that be.
tween 5000 and 1900 people were pres.
nhI
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Heavy SIOrms-Rallr0Rds del.
MRn(l

ST.. LOUIS, July l.-The Kansas City
Republican special says; The Severest
rain storm known for many yeArs pre-
vailed over the country east Of that city
for the past torty.eight hours, and great
amount Of damage has been done. All
tho railroads are more or less injured,
and all the trains are badly delayed or
temporarily suspended.
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New YORK, July 4.-A GOldsboro, N.
G., dispatch says that George Applewhite,
the last Of the Lowcry gang, was arrested
there July lst, after desperate struggle
and lodged In Jail. There Is standing
reward for his body dead or alive. 4
strong guard has been placed around tile
prison to prevent any possible attempt at
reSNrie.
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FRANCE.


~ ~'''A SS@SAS'A@' SA@A SAAA$"
PARIS, July San important meeting
Of three groups Of the Left was held last
night Three hundred and thirty Depu.
ties were present. A resolution was
unanimously passed agreeing to abstain
from unnecessary discussion, SO that all
necessary bills may be passed. provi.
sion was made for committee to negoti.
ate with the Ministry, tho Duke D'Aud.
riffet Pasquier and the leaders Of the
other Parliamentary groups, with the OBJ.
ject Of fixing day for the dissolution Of
the Assembly,
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CUBA.

HAVANA, July IA party Of younu
men from Havana left a suburban town
for the Cateco Hills, but we're intercepted
and a number Of them killed or captured
AM the remainder dispersed.
DR.. Curtis, wounded In a duel with
SenOt Coftefeal, has been released.
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weather i,eport.
- WAR DEPARTMENT,
0HP1CE OF TtlE CfiRg 8iONAL OHPicRR,
WARRINGTON, D. C., July 6.-i AN.
BRnO btt tTtts

O1P1CE oT rHE CHiRB siONAL OHVirRR, !
WARRINGTON, D. C., July MI AN.
PROBABILITIES,
For the south Atlantic and Gulf States,
the Tennessee and Ohio valleys,stationafy
or rising barometer, eaStefly or southef.
" winds; generally warmer, clear or part.
" cloudy weather will prevail, with
rain from last district soulhwestward,
For the Lake region rising barometer
notthefly OF eastefly winds, cooler and
pattly cloudy weather, and In the lower
Lake region light rains.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lowe,
Missouri Valleys, a higher barometer
nofLhefly or easterly winds, and cooler
clear or partly cloudy weather, with rail-
In Missouri.
For the Middle and Eastern States
southeast 10 southwest winds, vaIme,
and partly cloudy weather, followed by I
rising barometer, with light rain dutinf
the morning in the latter.
The Lover MisSiasippi will eontinu,
slowly rising.
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International shooting Match al
HtuttRnft.

BALTIMORE, July s.--Among the pas.
sensers by the N1rnberg from this port
for Bremen to-day, were q delegation
representing the Baltimore Schutten 80.
eiety on their way 10 Stuttgart 10 take
part in the great International match in
that city in Augutt,
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witness Against Kentucky Ku.
K1uX ABsaSSlnatetl.

LoUisviLLE, July 3.-WillIs Russell,
who has been a prominent witness against
the Oven county Ku.Klux, and at times
a special Bailitf Of the State, and Deputy
United States Marshal was assassihated
last night by some unknown person, who
fred a load Of buckshot at him through
the window.
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TIE financial history Of the Cleveland
Il Pittsburgh Railroad (as given in re.
cent table Of statistics) Is the history Of
very many Of our American railways.
First, they ure poor inycstmGnts--then
they gradually improvU-and finally be.
come good paying properties. The table
referred 10 (Which goes back only as far
as 1859 shows that II a man had invest.
ell 1000 In the shares Of the c. 4 r. III
that year, say at Ss4 on the SlOO, he
wouldnow have, in the shape Of principal
and dividends, S2,2lO to show for II, or
about 10 per cent per Annum OH his In.
ye'tment. From 1868 to 1874 (inclusiye)
the company paid in cash and stock
lVO per cent, and the shares increased
from $S4 to SO2 on the $lOO In price.
When the fact Ia remembered that over
four billions Of dollars are invested In
railways in this country-more than
double the atnount uIared in limited
State. securitip.--wc bssin n nndsr.,0nJ
that the present depreciation Of railway
property il n verv sorinus matter, W.
believe il sunnecessOry. however. for the
holders OF railway securities to Nnticipa pate
any great misfortune in tbe fntprs, Tbt
railway statistic, for ls74, iu.t in. nrs
when rightly examined, Mi oi9ood cbo0r
The gross earning, for lbs ys,t wor,
$52O,460,OlO a, agains, s506. .4io 955. On
the other hand, there va. .nch n docsoo,s
in outlay for material onJ i,i,"s ..',s ~
make the mel cotnins, ia. @ ,oSI 49,, ~. "' " "
SiS7 nm oSs =, 1T -, ~, 49,, ao,a loot uI
;aso iVho.VIsoo as against slS3,SlO669 In
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sinking or the ]. %. Parker.

LOUISVILLE, July Authorization has
Just been received that tile steamer ]. D.
Parker, from Cincinnati to Memphis
struck a rock going down the falls late
this afternoon, and soon after sank. The
passengers and a large part Of the freight
was removed In safety.
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AeeIdentai bnt fatni shootlnr.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-Louis Donnelly,
colored, while in The act Of firing his
pistol celebrating the Fourth, shot and
fatally wounded james Donnelly, a white
man. Louis Donnelly was arrested,