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j. w. FERREL is making things red
hot in closing out his immense stockoidry
goods and carpets. Call; you can get
great bargains.
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THE cheapest and incest fitting side
lace shoes, at L. V. BLoNDs.
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FIRST BRANCH.
His Honor Mayor Sweeney presided
Messrs. Baird, Blair, Butterfeld, CoWen,
Carnahan, Dunning, Egerter and Scham.
bra answered the call Of the roll. After.
ward Messrs. Brice, Hall and Stone ap.
peared.
The minutes Of the last three meetings
were read, and being approved, were
signed.
The Mayor remarked that, in accord.
ance with the instruction OF Council, he
had consulted the Solicitor, who stated
that the language OF the resolution was
clear, and that no interest could be
charged on city taxes until after Deem
Der lst,
The Committee on wharvCs reported
upon application Of Nail City Boat Club
for privilege Of erecting boat-house
south Of the mouth Of Wheeling creek, in
favor Of granting the petition upon con.
dition OF said club paying an annual
rent of$l2. Considerable discussion en-
sued on the propriety Of making the
grant or even the right OF the Council to
make the grant. On the motion OF Mr..
Blair to refer TO the City Solicitor for
an opinion, the ayes and nays were call.
ed for and the motion was lost, and the
recommendation Of the Committee was
concurred in.
There was received from the Commit.
Tee on Streets and Alleys their report for
the month Of December, with recommend.
ation that the bills therein enumerated
he paid, and the action Of the Second
Branch in approving said report and
recommendation wasFconcurred in.
The report OF the Committee on Fire
Department for the month Of December,
received from the Second Branch, and the
action OF said Branch in approving the
report and ordering the bills to be paid
was concurred in.
The report OF the Committee on Ac.
counts for the month Of December was
read, and the action Of the Second Branch
in approving the report was concurred
in.
The Chief OF the Fire Department, sub.
mitted for approval OF the Council, his
appointments on the department force
which was read and the action Of the sec.
ond Branch in approving the report was
concurred in.
Thereport Of the Supt. Of city prison for
the month OF December was read and the
recommendations Of the committee ap.
proved by the Second Branch were con.
Cured in.
The report Of the committee on Health
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SPLENDID weather yesterday.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING
1876. 1877.
West Virginia University.
MORGANTOWE, W, VA.

The Fall Term bcgins September Ilh with u
corps Of ten efficient aud accomplished Professors
and Instructors, with all the departments fully
equipped, and under the SuPcrlntendGnCy Of R0v.
John W. Scott, DID, LII D., acting President,
whose large experience, scholarly aIiainments, and
recognized AtRn1lng as IN educator, IuStln1s Tho
expectation Of continued and increasing success.
Winter Term begins January r. Spring Term
bcgInS March -. For Catalogue OF fuller inIonnS.
lion address Il, G. BEkKELEY, A. NJ,
Ru9G-SAW Secretary Of Faculty.
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The next business being the election OF
a Door.keeper, the following names were
placed in nomination: o. D. Thompson,
Of Ohio county; Joseph Watson; Harry
H. Gill, Of Marshall; VIM. Patton, Of
Greenbrier; Campbell, OF Gilmer; Jos
P; Morgan, OF Marion, and Eaton, Of
Wood.
Mr.. Campbell was elected on the third
ballot.
The Chair announced the next bust.
ness, the election Of three pages. There
was quite an animated discussion as to the
mode Of selecting the pages, Mr.. Barr
contending that under the Rules OF the
House the Speaker has power to make
the appointments.
Mr.. Beckley thought the pages should
be elected by the Caucus.
Mr.. Arnold, Of Lewis county, then off.
cred the following, which was adopted
Resolved, That the Speaker Of the
House, when elected, appoint the, pages.
On motion Of Mr.. Simpson, the Caucus
then adjourned.
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Jon lot Of fine white shirts ut a great
bargain, at J.W. FERRILs,
Cor. Main and Goth streets.
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DOR RENT
IGOR RENI-uoUsE-

Containing eight rooms and Bath Room, on
Jacob street, between 18th and l4th, west aide.
Gas and water. VIII b. rented low to responsible
tenant. Enquire Of
JOSEPH L. WILDE,
no2l Bookseller and stationer. 1906 Main St.
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Cry CouSCrL.-sEcoHD BRANCH.--
The City Council met in regular session
last night. A quorum was present In the
Second Branch, President Logan in the
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COMMUNICATING THE oFFICRRs.

The following resolutions were offered
by Mr.. Handlan, and unanimously
adopted:
R<sOlrod, That the Second Branch Of
Council recognize in DR.. I. II. Logan q
President OF uniform and courteous de.
pertinent, and gentleman for whom we
entertain the highest regard, and that we
hereby thank him for the fair and i'm.
partial manner in which he has presided
over the meetings Of this Branch Of
Council during the period Of his Presi.
dency.
Re,olrsd, That Francis A. Britt, Clerk
Of the Second Branch Of Council, has
proved himself IN efficient and valuable
officer, and always gentlemanly and also
courteous in his department to members
and we hereby thank him for the able and
efficient manner in which he has dis.
charged the arduous duties OF his office
DR.. Logan made brief speech in re.
spouse, in which he referred in feeling
terms 10 the associations formed during
his term Of service in Council.
There being no further business before
the Second Branch, it adjourned.
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DOR RENT
DOR REM
PoE RENT-FGOM FIRST DAY OF APRIL

T.
opposite sCcOnd Ward Market, No. 1916 In the
best business locality. Fine large Dwelling, No.
2SiG ChnplinO street, possessing all modern I'M
prUyemCnS aud ConvcnienCes. Three Dwellings,
containing three rooms each, on Thirty.ihiTd 81
Inquire II u. LARklN,
Market square Dry Goods store, No. iOi2 Market
st., Wheeling, ". Va. Jas
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CITY PRISON.

The Superintendent OF the City Prison
reported for the month OF December
The number OF inmates averaged Al each
day; prisoners received during the month,
81; discharged, 81; escaped, j; tramps
received during the month, Al; discharged,
IL; prisoners now confined, %; tramps,
50; days Of work made by prisoners, sis;
do. tramps, SOC. During the month
something over 200 perches Of stone were
quarried and broken, Of which about 100
perches are on hand. During the month
the prisoners made So days at the Capt..
tol, and 20 at the City Building. Cur.
rent expenses OF the month, including
provisions, light, fuel, and cooks wages,
S3l9 70, costing per head for each inmate
25A cents per duy. The Superintendent
reported bills uggregating 1888 SO, which
were ordered maid.
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STREETS AND ALLEYS.

This committee recommended the pay.
ment Of bills nggregating $Gl0 40 for
work done on the streets and alleys dur.
ing the month, and bills sggregating
1881 SO for material, work, etc; that the
Superintendent OF the Work House be
directed 10 employ his force (when not
otherwise or elsewhere required) in ex.
tending the cut ut the head Of 9TH Street;
that the sum Of $500 be paid 10 Hamilton
4 McGranahan IN addition 10 what has
already been paid them, for construction
Of 39Lh street sewer. The recommends.
tons were adopted, with the exception Of
the last, which was rejected.
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The Fire Department Committee rec.
commended the payment Of the following
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The NRhea OF NAp0ItOH D. FFehCuI, OF
--; Robert Carr, Of Charles
ton, and W. A. Strickler, OF Wetzel coun.
~, were placed in nomination for Ser.
geant.at.ArmS OF the House. A ballot be-
Ing taken French received &c votes, Carr
Z votes, and Strickler ~ votes; total num-
Der Of votes cast, As; necessary to choice
%. Mr.. French receiving more than the
required number was declared elected,
and on motion the election was declared
unanimous,
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FIRE DEPARTMENT APPOINTMENT

were confirmed.
Steamer Unitcd-Foreman, VIM. Man.
ion; engineman, James Lynch; hostler,
David A. Henry; fireman, James Carney;
extramen, Patrick Gavin, Benson Ellifritz,
David Gervin and john Manion.
Steamer Atlantic Foreman, ThOs. L.
Snider; engineman, Geo. Miller; hostler,
John II. Moore; fireman, John Peters,
extramen, John Clator, John S. Arm.
strong, John Moreland and Lee X. Hamm.
Hook and Ladder No. foreman,
Charles F. Klevis; tiIlerman, John
Schncll; exlramen, Patrick Shaughnesey,
Fred. Meier, Henry Frohme, John Fin.
ncgan.
Steamer Nigilant-Foreman, VIM. c.
Hancs; engineman, Charles NJ. Oliver
hostler, James Ferret; fireman, Charles
II. Miller; extramen, +. i. Elbert, Chas.
McEown, Charles Danner, and one to be
selected.
Hose Company No. foreman, John
Mooney; extramen, c. Knoke, Fred. Cru
Der, NJ. q. Graham, James McKcnna.
Hose Company No. 2-Foreman, Hen
Fy v. MetLe; eHtramen, Robert V. Ankle,
VIM. Russell, Frank Woods and Daniel
Smith.
Hose Company No. 3-Foreman, John
B. Lukens; extramen, VIM. Richardson,
it,, Thos. Mottitt, Quintcn McClemcnt and
Charles Lukens.
The report OF the City Clerk OF receipts
and expenditures for the year 1876 was
read and ordered published in the three
daily papers OF the city and in the Ger.
man paper. The report shows the re-
ceipts to have been 100000, and the ex.
penditures $4,000.
The report Of the Committee on
Wharves was received from the First
Branch, and the action Of that body was
concurred in.
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That Settles Il.

.ldlOs' Ono SovOI Peb. MGR. sldc.lacO Bor.tol
q 20 III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18
GAN FRANCISCO.
Another split In she Rspubiican
Party-The savage Eieetiea.

-
sAs FnAxcrsco. July ia P. NJ
There Is . likelihood Of still another polit-
icsl convention In this city. It Is o re-
ported that q movement is on foot to call
. meeting Of tho prominent merchants
bankers, manufacturers and representative
men generally Of Republican proclivitis
some time during tho present month, such
4 meeting to appoint q County Committee
Of Ave from each Senatorial District. who,
In turn, shall select members oil tho nom.
mating convention TO put up . ticket mat
shall command the confidence OF the busi'
meas public and from which all party hacks
and professional politicians shall DO ex-
cluded. a.,
Marcus d. Beruck puts his card In the
Poet this evening Withdrawing his name
Al A candidate for the Senate and appeal.
ing to Republicans to maintain unity and
harmony Of party. ...,,
ing. speaking Of tho annual election OF the
Savage Mining Company to DO held next
Thursday, says: "lt Is already definitely
settled that Flood 4 0'Drion are to DO rep
resented In the Board Of Trustees 70: the
ensuing year and will control the working
Of the mine. We learn on good authority
that q compromise has been made between
the Keeno faction and Flood Il O'Brien.
Both sides have agreed upon General VIII
lisms AZ q proper man for President.
Keeno's party wanted TO retain Sam Curt.
As Superintendent, but Mr.. Flood decided
tbst Colonel Fair was the better candidate
for the oficc. The latter won his point
and. a. matters now stand. Williams will
be President. Fair superintendent anu
both the Keeno and FlooS& O'Brish par
ties will figure In the Trustees
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18
Tnr funeral Of ID. lats Quesn Of lhs

The funeral Of the late Queen Of The
Netherlands. at Delft, was impressive.
The pall-bsarsrs were: Count do Rand.
wyck. Grand Master Of the Kings
Household; Count do Limburg:St irum.
Grand Huntsman; Baron Clifford, Grand
Manhal Of the Court; and the Chevalisr
Gsvouts von Simonshovsn. Marshal.
Queen Victoria sent the DIXIE OF Teck
To represent her. and the coffin was COW
cred with flowers sent by her. The
scene at the open vault was most affect.
Ing. the two sons OF the deceased burst.
Ing into sobs. and the agonizsd father
advancing and folding them In bis
arms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

Tux extraordinary increase In the
amount Of jswelry and personal adorn'
mcnts rendered for sale at tho Presi.
dsney Mint in bombay. India, affords
4 test Of the severity with which the fam.
ins Is pressing ON the people. It has
increased from o former monthly aver.
age varying from $1,000 10 80. 900. to
s4Oo, 600 in May alone. The purchase
Of jewelry Is tho Indian peasants usual
way Of investing his savings, and he
elings TO the baubles as Icing as posi-.
Bile.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

As THE Rev. Edward Allen Was alisht'
ing from . carrisge in London. after
attending the burial Of his father. q
young woman handed him . baby anal
said: Here's your child; take care Of
H." lie bal considerable trouble in
getting himself free Of scandal. but be
did II. and the mi WAS imprisoned
for n month.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

VIZ have received the report OF the
proceedings Of the third annual session
Of the II. W. Grand En~caupmsnt OF the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows Of
the State Of Nevada. held in Odd Fell
lows Hall. Carson. on the 18th and 9Th
Of June, 1877.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

CnAnLs NICHOLS. an eccentric and
talented Englishman. who died recently.
b~queathed his brain and skuli to the
Royal College Of Surgeons. his object
b.ipe that be might not be buried alive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18
rruE MaRr,xssuRa RIOTS

tinsburg. In West Virginia. Is Of . most
alarming character. The railroad men
who rendezvous at that point are OF .
strike. resisting the reduction made In
their wages by the Baltimore and Ohio
road. They have . perfect right 10
strike : they have . psrfsct right TO pro-
test against an act which will still fur
Their reduce the nsagrs allowance Of food
and raimsnt which their wives and chill.
drsn are now rsesiving. Railroad men
are. - . class. the hardest worked and
the psorsst paid Of any laborsrs iu the
East. Their work requires 'strict and
Intelligent attention. They held In their
hands the lives and property Of the tuav-
cling public. and any neglect Of their
duty il pretty certain TO result In the
loss Of life and the destruction Of prop
srty. Men With such responsibility
shsald be veil paid. instead az being
ground In the dust. that the Golfers Of
wealthy and soullsss corporations may
be filed to Overlooking.
We say. then. that these men In wssi
Virginia have = right to protest. and q
perfect right to refuse TO work on the
terms offered by the company. hut
here their right ends. They have no
right TO defy the Law. to assemble in
armed mobs. and make ristcus demon
STATIONS. to seize the property Of the
company and stop the tide Of travel
over the road. by doing this they only
injurs their own eauss and divert from
themselves that public sywPa,hy TO
which they are entitled. anil which they
would receive 10 they conducted their
strike in an orderly aud psacsabls man.
usr. Besides. whatever may be the pri-
vate grievances anier which individuals
may labor. the Law OF this nation must
be respected /; riotous and unlawful as
ssmblagss must be dispersed. and they
will be dispersed. even though the streets
should be made to How with blood to
.o.om,b., H., .,a
Ths strik.r Of Mst,iusburp have
mads a vr.a, mistake. and ON. for which
they aud their families viii most as
.ar.llv sufY.r. Th.v h.y. ,.irsd all
an. t,s,,b, train. sn,.rip, IN. town from
Al. r.st and from ,Ls W..t. and r.fu..d
IA .llov th.m 10 90 on THAR vav. How
a thousand dollars will bs los, by
merchants. FRAN this DELAY In r.c,i,iue
,h,i, invoices. /, /. imuo.sibl. 10 e.,i.
m.,.. Tina, The lau.r. will l.. great.
4. c-.,taip. Thu.. vhils thsy ara reyeue.
inc themselves ON the road which ha.
vronsed ,h.m. th. strikers ar, likewise
ip,ur;us the man who ar. THAR frisnds.
~ho.s -p.,rou.o. mskos IN. running Of
railroad possible. and thus puts food
in thsir mouths, aud Of many who were
heartily in sympathy with them and
their cause, before they disgrncsd Il in
III. eyes Of the whole country by acts Of
violence and la~wlsssness.
But they have done worse than this.
Yesterday they broke cut int actual
riot. and thus raised asains, them the
hand Of every law-abiding citizen. Sol.
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Tnn Austrian Captain Zubovitr. who
crossed the Danube on horseback. &C.
cou.rsl with the appliances that be has
Invented. 10 to attempt . similar feat on
the Bosporus.
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MORENO, tho famous Argentine er.
plorsr, has returned from Patagonia.
where no penetrated to regions never be-
fore visited by civilized man. Ho has
discovered several large lakes, and he
expressed his opinion that tho great
river Rio Santa Cruz is nAvigasls for
steamers OF twelve feet draught. and
that commerce may reach by water al
most to the Andes.
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The Orange Lodge In Eureka numbers
over one hundred members. The twelfth
was celebrated In that town by services
In church. and paused OF quietly and
without any attempt ut disturbance.
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ESPECIAL DisrArcHrs TO the GoLp HILL
DAILY Naval
-
-. 0,s~f war in the East.
- 10 Il csrrs.nondsnt nj
LONDON July "a 49,.
0bentsnik or obirtohi' On t"e his""A'
,,.tveon Biels and Rustchuk. writes re-
..,a,,, A., ,snorted Ru,slan bsrbsrlties
? + pr,..ri.,.. "I NAV mention that
On !. ar Tnrl,.h families Of Tirpoys
aoou. w "..-,.~.,... nd A..
remained Ai'ef Wv -
living unhAt o%Ir..,..
ten OF the RUSSIAN AutnoriIes' oPeAAS
N n perfectly impartial man. and one who
h.. h.d excantionsl op~portunities for OBJ
49,. ,h., On pri,.,,.
serVaton' INV
there hn osch .ns'o
sonAl maltroatment OF Turkish ciVi,,n
Of the hands OF hussian soidiers.. Ihs
same correspondent writes when !
visited Tirnova, on the i3th. uenerai
0ourkas' advance had gone forward ioity-
eight hours previously. Colonel
mems Cireassian Cossacks WIZ ieAu,ns
the passes OF tho Elena BALKANS ma ton.
eral 0ourkas' column Of infantry a. well
a. cavalry resigned their wagon transport
and conveyed baggage and provisions OF
pack horses. General 0ourkas has no fear
Of the Turks breaking upon the line OF hi.
communications. for he has cut himself
adrift."
CROSSING THE BALKANS.
LONDON. July lS--Following 10 the hnr-
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So MANY guests were at London we'd
ding recently that the ceremony wa re-
psaisd for the divsrsion OF those xho
had not Witnessed the first performances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

The population Of London for 1876 Is
estimated by the Registrar General at
1850 Coz. or more than = million in eI.
eess Of the returns Of the census for
1871. The section embraced in the
Registrars tables. under the name Of
London. includes parts Of three coun-
ties. and comprises an area OF ls2
square miles. The city Of London 10
itself oaly . district In ths metropolis.
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The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It IL
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18
TE LIE

re LE OR
The Great Railroad Strike
In the East.
THE STRIKERS RESIST THE MILITIA
IN MARTIHssua.
ONE OF TIE RIOTERS KILLED AND
SEVERAL WOUNDED.
Tears OF more Bloodshed In the
Future.
Murders by Indians in the
Black Hills.
TEE son OLA MURDERER FOLLOW.
ING HIS SIRE.
Interpretation OF the Civil Service
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I,iar' Gssi Intentions.

NEw ORLHlSs, July 49, General Reneau.
who went to the city Of Mexico bearing
dispatches from Secretary EvArts returned
to-day. anl reports the country quiet.
Diaf authority Ia recognized throughout
tho republic. Hc believes that Mexico
has the beat government sho has had for
twenty years. President Diaz expressed q
desire 10 do everything possible to assist
In breaking up lswlsssness on the Rio
Grande. Diaz earnestly hoped his Gov
eminent would Don he recognized by the
United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

In 1860 q student named Karakosof
shot at the Emperor Of Russia. A
workman said that hs had seen q young
ssp-maksr named Kominaroff strike up
The arm Of the would-be assassin. thus
sauing the Cars life. KominAroff was
taken to the palace and received by Alex
andsr. who issued = ukass ennobling
him and his heirs. The hero Of the
hour was made much Of by the aristoc-
racy Of st. Petersburg. and. while al
tending an operate performances, hs and
his wife we're twice compelled to appear
ON the stage by the enthusiastic sp.eta-
tors. For months the supposed savior
Of the Emperor was fstsd and caresssd.
but q day he disappeared and was
heard Of no more. The truth has re-
Gently come to light. Kominaroff had
nothing 10 do with saving the life Of
Alexander II. The day after the shoot
ing he told the lerd OF his native village
that he had tainted on seeing the pistol
fred. and had been Unconscious for M
hour after 1t. The lord told him 10 TAX.
the goods that God had given him. aud
10 say nsthing further about ii but Ko-
minaroff could not support his unmsrit-
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rrue SON of IIi. Fathcr.

NEw YoRK. July is.-Last Saturday
night an obstruction. which barely failed
Of wrecking q train Of eleven cars Of pas
sengers was found on . bridge thirty feet
high, between Jamaica aud Long Island
City, on Long Island. II consisted Of a
bar Of iron fastened across the track by a
log of wood. Thomas Kelly. q lad Of hf'
teen. confessed that he. with three others.
had put II there. proposing 10 throw the
train into the creek and plumber the deal
and wounded. They expected that at least
twenty would he killed. Kelly's father Is
serving . life sentence for murder.
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A HANDSOME GOLD MEDAL,

To be awarded by the Club TO the team mailing
the most points. Shooting 70 BE- conducted
srcoriing 10 the Creeimocr rules distance, 30
yards zach man TO have Ave rounds.
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IL.awiessnesa In Kentucky.

CrScISsAsArr. July is.--Ahairs ia Car
ter county. Ky. are still In an unsettled
state. A young man named Harmon was
shst there Saturday by some Of the Under
wood party. All the prisoners arrested by
tho militia were tried and acquitted. The
civil authorities are unable 10 enforce the
laws since tho withdrawal OF tho militia.
Keller Explosion IN Pennsylvania.
ALLENTOWN. July 49, The Coroner's
jury in the case Of tho recent terrible fatal
explosion In the ore mines near Macungre.
find that on divers occasions before tho
explosion the boiler was charged with
steam beyond its capacity. thereby weak.
ening and straining II.