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THE LEHGH rALLEY RAILwAT WRECK.

foUR PASSENGER CARS THROWN D0WN AZ tMBANh-
MrNT--IwO PERSONS KILLED AND sEVkNIEKN
sEvEEFIY INJURED.
SCRANTON, Penn, June 3.-Ihe RepHbdcdR
,.s th floine partilar. Il tie wrccng Of the train
Last night Cd tic i.eihgh valley Railroad
Tie trsf mtmatiou tie engineer had OF the accident
was The violent rocking of tao trhn ana IT," minutes
later the fret Of the passenger coaches mounted tho
forward truck ON which 1t rested and was precitsted
down he canal clDbanIment. "a distance or 10 ieet
together with three other coaches all laden WIN "sseh
gers The coupling broke leaving the engine aud one
baegge car IA safely the track the painful scene
which followed battles description wall OF anguish
rent the air ~ he passengers dragged thcms ives from
abe debris of the wreck The four were smashed 10
r,see Am, many Of The passengers were pinned down 10
the most cxcIucatng positions Mrs Hover OF scra-
Ton aud Mrs Hickey OF TOuawand" were killed. aud IL
otLers severely injured. f0uf Of then fatally The most
of the injured rand 10 bei0hg 10 ioh""ahoa auu
vicinity. - Al 900. -, .sra
Coo of West Piston who. together WIN her thfee chi-
dreu including a iir one six months 0J, "ds among
ill., aud passed through the WRECK WIN oh!
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UREcK or THE CITY or SAN FRANCISCO
ACCOUNTS BY SOME OF TIE INSTRUMENTATION

ACCOUNTS BY SOME OF TiiE MISREPRESENTATION
EsCATEs.
SAN Francisco. June 3.-Capt. Waddell and
Purscr jerome Of the steamer city 0 san Francisco and
Moses H. Sargent Of BosOn, and Kingsland sutton Of
Nev-York passengers arrived here by train yesterday
from Diego. Tie evening papers publish an account
OF an interview giving further particulars of the dsas
ter. The captain and purser are unwilling TO lmake
auy statements until the former has submitted bis Ie-
ports to the agents of the company The officers avoid
giving theories concerning the rock which the ship
struck The passengers say there was deep water all
around IT, The officers OF the Mexican cunboat say they
knew nothing of the rock before. The shock, when the
ship struck was about 30 seconds Duration In few
minutes after striking the boats cleared with
confusion, aud The passengers were seated IL them
ready for leaving. Full steam was rut on, and
the vessel grounded about four miles from shore.
The boats were instantly lowered aud pulled for
the beach. On landing Out Of nine boats only
ore escaped upsctting. The surf rolling u
or feet bign. and when II struck the boats II came
with such force that the occupants were hurried 10 OF
feet Babies were thrown from the arms Of their
mothers Even garments and jcwelry were wrenchcd
from them by the waves. When the first boat touched
shore those u it threw ropes aud ranged themselves
IN line 10 help the Corners and this system of render
ing assistance followed until every eou was safe Oh
land One baby rescued when nearly dead. and il
took some tine TO restore vitality % The ladies
was caught under boat and held there far time
but a. the swell uf Tie raised tIe craft she
capped There was 10 time for delicate haudnug.
Men knowing that the safety o. their lives depended
upon prompt, vigorous action, handed cndicn as they
would many bags of sand. In attempting To launch a
boat return TO the wreck the assistant engineer had "a
leg broken. Capt. Waddcu was tho last 10 leave TIC
ship AT O'Clock in the evening only about Is feet Of
the vessel remained above water, the waves washing
over her and knocking her 10 pieces The captain, with
80 others came ashore the fc-rlft, which went over
the surf without cap,izHg. Capt Wa0de reports that
the cargo 81 the hcapnico from No~-York May l. was
not on board CITY ~ san Francisco except pack
age of fast freight of inquiry 30 take testimony
ON the loss the steamer viii be held next week.
LATER The Pacific Mail steamer Costa Eica arrived
here to-day from Panama via Acapulco and san Diego
bringing the passengers Of the City OF san Francisco.
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nations OF the Angosaxon st in heart and
spirit.
For other Foreign ysrs First Page.
GEN oARrrrLp,s LETTER FROM THE PRECEDENT

WASHINGTON, june IA. NJ Gibson, a
Washington correspondent has addressed card to the
General Agent Of the Associated Press. In answer to the
card from Gen Garfield denying the authenticity OF a
letter recently published, purpotng TO be letter 10
Cen Garfield from ira PPeaisa:t. Mr, gibson
says: d" It was not pretended that the letter IA
Published was literal copy, but Simply
substantially correct version OF IT, The intention o.
Gen Garfield his letter plainly shows, was to DENY
that any letter the published in me ga" was
ever written To- him. | maintain that there was. ana
thai cen Garfield deliberately suppressed the truth IN
his card which il AS bad a. wllfuly uterng fasehood
n letter written to Gen Garfield by the President was
shawn by him 10 a score Of persons within few nom
atcr he received IT, and among those favored WIN s
perusa were three reputable correspondents.
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OTHER FIRES.

DETROIT, Mich, June 3.-Further advices
from the Upper Peninsula confirm the destruction by
~ Onota. Mich Seven hundred people rendered
homeless and property valued Is 100000 destroyed.
TORONTO, Ont, June "a fire at Orange
VILE Ont on Friday night destroyed Beswlck Thorn
sons furniture store. and the Methodist Episcopal
Church auG damaged the American Hotel The loss II
$4,000.
PITTSBURGH, Penn. June 3.-AbOut ] o'clock
yesterday morning tie Pittsburgh Steel CASTINGS Works,
al the of Twenty siXthst and Raroacave. were
burned. The building was rOL-cad. About 10000
worth Of patterns destroyed The fire caught from
gas furnace Inc loss is about $4,000; insurance
h.l u
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a., ,,,,nr ,hvslc,au declared the Of ordinary
ales and sent the paiient away Monroe talks OF suing
the Health for endspcerine bis health ana MI r'
OF bringing an action against Dr McIlroy
BRoORLYN
During the month Of May the aggregate loss by
ERE 81 1880 on the property hawas'u 'e''
wer. nsuranc,s amounting TO s454,1o4.
Surrogate Daley on Saturday appointed Leonard
j. Lynch Eugene BuFiog. two wen-kno"n waru pon"
clans 20 positions his office salary Of $1,000 each
The horse of Harvey Pease, manufacturer OF
the Eastern District frightened in Fourth st Oh ri
day and ran away Mt Peaso thrown out hH sk' was
fractured received other injuries from when Is
feared he cannot recover.
Daniel MrGrath, a junk dealer at No. III fhrman-
st., arrested saturday for receiving SAILS worm 80
that were stolen Friday night from the ship fne o' o
ocean by Fletcher the mate and carr Leet se'""
Tie v last also arrested.
The fire that DESTROYED the o-woIks OF Campbell
a Thayer on Front st. three has continued TO so
the since. on Saturday evening the nio
steamers called ont 10 eXtnguish anoher ucpeh III"
in The debris. is the fourth time this as occurred al
though large quantities OF have been poured on tue
ruins. .
Last week ex-Alderman Dunno began a llpei sun
against Thomas sideboham, the Publisher oil IH' summary me-
rier ON Saturday Edward Smith Of the Lacka"ahha OH
Compauy made complaint against sdehoham for publishing
sfaements charging with official corruption sdenotham
was moi la town nsequenty the papers were not served
on him.
A double-scull race was rowed at Gowanus BAY on
Saturday by crews from the employees 81 the Union Ferry
Companv The miles turnabou for the cham
po-hip Of company and gni medals The crews were
Coles Murray. Foster and Brow The race was CLOSELY
contested TO the nsh and Brown winning IN 20 min
ue- - seconds.
Internal Revenue Collector Freeland still refuses
10 say ANYTHING about the concerning his refinement
from Office II generally ,tiie that Gen Hayes thc only
man whose Lame mentioned m connection Win ihe ONCE
Nj Frerand appointed by ten. Grant eight years ago
on the recommendation OF Henry Ward BeecheI H. H. Canh
and others He gave $4,000 his bondsmen us1i
fyInc in $4,000.
The Mayor City Auditor. and Controller met at
the city Hall SATURDAY. to trustees fof tue
Brooklyn Bridge Notwithstanding the protest oil Mayor
Schroeder Auditor Controller decided TO reapponi the
oil board consisting Of Henry c. Murphy T. Stanahan,
William Marshall, ". sucuw. william H. Leonard, w G.
pgsey Thomas kinsella, and Thomas Carroll The Mayor
refused certificates the ground that seNea oil
those appointed M for The position When
pr, mentioned Thomas Knsea one VINO
engaged during the past year IN deianmg HIM IL
hardly expected he said that he should vote for his
lbelers.
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THE EXTENT OF RUssIAs DEMANDS

II is reported from Vienna that Rus,ia's pro-
gramme the conclusion of peace will be self-goyern
ment for Bosnia, Herzegovina Bulgaria, and the Chris
tans of Lebanon; European Governors. a European
Commission OF Control, European gariisons some
time and the cessiOn Of tern,ory in Armenia.
LONDON, Monday, June 4. 1877.
The Vienna Telegram to me ftBies cnumeratcs the
terms which Russia reported desire. They sim
iar those of the programme given in the preceding
Berlin special 10 The SfIHdard
The TiDeS'S respondent continues: This scheme
has only interest far shows what In Russian CIR
,les would be deemed fair conditions of peace"
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THE ELLENTON RIOT CASkS.

one PRISONER ACQUITIED-A FAILURE TO AGREE
As 70 THE REMAINING TFN.
CHARLESTON, S. G., June 3.-Cmef-Justice
Waite night summoned the jury IN the EllentOn
cases into and found ntcrfogatng them that
they could only agree upon verdict in the one
OF the IL persons charged with conspiracy. This
Abucr W. Atkinson a mau over so years old, who
was acquitted. The Judge then discharged the jury,
and the 10 remaining prisoners released upon
giving bonds for their appearance ~ the next term Of
the court The counsel think unlikely that these
will be Tried again II If known that the jury stood
SIX to six the question OF general acqnittal the DIX
vLes heug Tor and the six blacks being against such
decision The black juTyncu however, willing TO
agree npon verdict c0nvicng Two OF the accused and
not consent.
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GEN. GRANT IN LONDON.

LONDON. Monday. june I. 1877.
Gen. Grant and Minister Picrepont attended
the services at Westminster Abbey Yesterday and lis
tened to the sermon By Deau sapiey. After abiding
tn the great and iusrparable loss two kindred
nations had sustained in the decease Of Mr.. Motley,
the reverend gentleman in the OF HE sermon
said Gen. Grant has ust laid down the scrpter OF
the American Commonwealth. AFTER having nv
military powers. still more by generous treat
ment OF comrades Ia victory and enemies
In defeat, restored unity Ia great and divided prnl
England welcomes him hgn-p.dge that the Two
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SENATOR sARGENTs LIBEL SUITS.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.-Ihe BWPeW pup
fishes an open letter from Senator sargent Ielac 10 %
alleged lbels upon him recently printed IN The croncse
lie savs that every statement therein rejecting on MS
integrity is false. and an unmihgated fasehood ana
libel He announces his intention OF continuing III pre-
rerrng complaints before the grand jures oil the V'ro7
counties in the state as convened he says ~
aims not al vengeance persecution nut Al ~
I,n litt.r makes an argtinent at length defending MS
mode Of procedure and ella ming that me pr @ -
IN, Cbrocfe were determined nat there SHAH not NC
trial # they can prevent II.
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few slcbt scratches The OF the accident II n
way between Iaceyyil!e and Wyalusing. The Work VI
caring for the wounded was irving and pain',i
owing to the distance they had TO be removed hssiss
anoe was rendered as promptly possible ana ever
thing was done that could be accomplished TO assudee
the pain OF the sufferers.
DEATH OF ONE OF THE INJURED
FLmRA N v June 3-Wilhe Hurley OF Wavery'
victim of the Lehgh Valley Railroad accident is re-
ported TO be dead lie was 10 years old. ~ shatuc'
travelling agent residing in this place, was among inc
passengers and sustained internal injuries when may
IArnNo faial
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SIGNS or REVOLT AT STEAMBOAT.

THE EXiIED PAsHis ADHERENrs ~ JAIL.
ATHENS. June 3, 1877
Intelligence has been received from Con-
sautnope that after the proclamation OF the state Of
siege about 200 OF Mdhat Paha's adhcrens sum
mary arrested and imprisoned
The thoughts OF many people are turning toward ex-
Sultan Hurdd. TGcy know hi, health il greatly i'm
proved aud that if he appeared in public the people
would demand bis restoration Murad IA, applied for
permission 20 10 his country residence az Scu,aH.
The sultan is greatly embarrassed. The situation is
OF great dccacy aud peril 1t is feared the people
will rise in many parts of the country II they do so
they Will triumph, unless revolving severity is used.
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PROMINENT ARRIvALs.

Clarendon HOieI-Admiral Lord Clarcuee l hett ~
Tngau, AZ Count lie Suz3nret secretary on the frtoh
cation al Wasng on estmtsr HsK-s'1Ht'esay uei
sfate Iohn Bgelow W1Hdf0r HOteI-lhe ItV III e
X iothrop Of Roston, Gen Thomas u d coln
H Iurlhut, Vice Iresncnt OF the tleNtIhhU nm
ms CINCINNATI and udlanapl Railroad company
Hoir- Capt Henry Iibhits Of the e'Inshp my u" Ill.,
aud MaurIrr Sfak0sch rum hrcHps hott-l Is. b"eh
stone President Of the Chicago and Alton haiod
,r,i * f,cDeres.uap o. r. N3ttes,u Of ltca Bbh"g'ah'
ME iir, Galueha A Grow Of P'nnsll'ans ~
DcDi Ji.-Capt Hamilton Perry oi the ste1ns,. .ulAe
M Sfn,terant House-Gen. Edward H. hip,ey Of vermont
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MORE RUssIAN PROMISES.

IONDON, MOnuhy, JUNO 7, INIl.
The Iimes's Vienna correspondent sends
the following confirmation Of reports from
Paris IN regard TO Count SchOuvalof Count
scbouyao IL supposed to be the bearer OF the
Lord Dcrby's note. II seems Russia has taken advan
age occasion 10 declare that she IL still in the posi-
on previously held by her aud has only taken up arms
FOR the ancOraton OF the condition Of the Christians
Besides general assurances the said 10
cnntaln speclal a-snrlnces Ahnnt ConsiantInnule.
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THE DANUBIAN CAMPAIGN.

RrsTCHUK, June =, 1877
On account of the rising of the river it has
been necessary 10 cyacuate the Lrenchmcnts to the
west OF Olteutz and upon the islands IN the Danube
The Bulgarian Legion forming at PlOresti numbers
1000 Preparations have been made 10 add cavalry
aud artillery to make a complete organization
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Ar uN1oN. S. C.-LOss s1oo.ooo.

CHARLESTON, $. c., June "a destructive
fire broke out in the ovn OF Union al noon to-day in the
store OF w. T. Briggs. Under a high wind half Of the
best business portion Of the town swept away, in
Guiding the stores OF j. T. H and Co. j. NJ. Gibbs Il Co.,
Dunn & Co.. j. L. JdcObi r. f. Briggs W. L. Menace W.
L. Davis and other bindings besides the depot, the rail
wav shops ana several cars The hotel saved and 10
dwellings were injured Loss about 100000. Insurance
about 10000. Cause of the fire unknown.
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Troy. n. Y, June 3.-Last evening "a Johh
Knclpe and his Charles W. nou-unon nold r. were
returning 10 the Clinton Foundry where they poauoo'
they were shot, the former seriously IN the spine ana 'c
latter slightly IN the leg. john Flynn and Charles DOT
sey were arrested suspicion OF having done 'he Shoo
INK The injured men belong 70 New DIX, a1a NV az
No 3Sl West Eighty-thhd-si Inc ialhci anu iou SUI"
unrD DuninXed in tho ClntOn fuuhOefy.
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LARGE OIL ERE NrAR MILIrRsTowN.

OIL CITY, Penn, June 3-A special dispatch
10 The oil CTR Detct gives account Of great oil fire
near MlerstOwn in this state. large oil tank war
struck 10y lightning, and this quickly set fire To another
tank Thirty-two thousand barrels OF OIL belonging 20
the United Pipe Lines and the Columbia Conduit Com
pany were DESTROYED, together with number Of der
licEs %e5OOO.
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p Q S r S G. RIP T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

SLAUGHTER IN ARMENIA.
YEARLY 1 .00O CIRCAssIAN CAvALRYMEN SURPRISED
AND MAssACREp BY THE RUSsIANs-hovSsA
PASHA PROBABLY ANOSG THE SLAIN.
LosDOS. Monday. June 4, 1877.
The correspondent of The Daily Telegraph sends
the following telegram:
"ERzERtM Saturday, June ., 1877.
81 have to record the most terrible event OF the
present war. Two nights ago, 1000 Circassan cav
airy commanded by Moussa Pasha, were ordered
TO proceed toward Kars entirely unsupported by in
fantry or artillery.
"They rested for the night at Bekli-Ahmed. The
Russians secretly organized powerful force, and
during the night surrounded and surprised the
village where the Circassians had halted.
only about five per cent of the entire force Of
1000 Circassans escaped the carnage which fol-
lowed Moussa Pasla himself is among the missing
The Circassians fought desperately and 10 quarter
was given
This telegram comes from pr0-Tmkish
source and a. IL records an Ottoman disaster may he
deemed authentic Earlier kilograms respecting the
affair will be- found the Asatic news on the frs;
paye II i noteworthy that ne first instance both the
Russian and Turkish reports were nearly alike. THIS
would hardly be- possible not the disaster too grea,
t,IDe misrepresentod.
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RrrFrANIsM IN YEw-HAmPsHIRE.

MANCHESTER, y. H., June 3.-About midnight
las, night a party OF rufians assaulted Ohcer IRAN Oh
his beat overpowercd and brutaliy beat him. Fhaiy
Train drew revolver and fred several shots at MS
assaiants norally wounding william Ryan OF Boston,
who had lust served sentence here. Othef oncefs
who came The rescue were stoned 10y ne h,OD lt
IL furtLnr tnun tnrea Ienimg Va. AAtempled
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Ladies' NeckWcar.

This Department includes everything in LADIES TIES.
FANCY Rows, in Lace. mixed with Grape de Chene and
SILK MADEUP LACE GOODS for the neck, etc
$50 are manufacturers of these goods adding daily
attractive novelties unsurpassed for style and beauty IN the
city and popular prices We have bows ia all prices from
10 10 e. so Made up goods, immense variety IN
prices from Endless variety OF Other fancy neck
wear which We make exclusively for our retail trade.
We invite An examination Of the above goods.
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IN oNE-HUYDRED-AND FoRTY-FiR-TsT.

~
Brewster in Onc-Endred-and-fOrly fTht-St., between
Morris and FOuIth-ayes., DESTROY ed 10y fire last
night "A indow casing IN the mouse having igucd from
lighted candle carrlcs>iy placed near L. Tie value 0f
the house and furniture estimated ~ $4,000 and
the property insured in the Wcstchcstcr Insurance
C0muIuy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04
PREMIER DE BROGLIE'S SCHEME.

IAII-, JIIiIV - II q.
a conspicuous note in the Monitew announces
thai the 10th the Government will meet an iniepel,a
ton on President MacMahons message and after a vote
will call the House discuss the budget II the
House refuses the Government will apply the Senate
Ior Termination u dissolve The ChaInber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04

CHICAGO. H., June Sit is SAID that eX-
Senator Logan will leave here during the present week
for Colorado where in the future ne Intends to resi- e.
Senator Logan is directly concerned in valuable lnms
interests in the West, and goes TO Colorado WIN inc
on Of giving his private business his personal at
trulI0u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-04
THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN.

LONDON Monday June 4, 1877.
The Russians are advancing in force toward
Darbekig see map It IL said Russians lost 5000
men ia recent al acks on kgrs.
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We are slowly but surely approaching that
season when girl will mint, ur0ndiy lead Ter Fellow
up thc street that is most thcky populated with ice
cream saloons.
An indugent father urged an ndOlcnt son
10 rise. "Rencmber" said he, that the cary bud
catches the worm" what do | care for worms
yrow!ed the youth; mother won't let me 20 nsnin'