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CAPT. HowGATE's POLAR CoLoxY-The

CAPT. HowGATE's POLAR CoLoNY.-The
schooner Florence sailed from New London,
Conn.,, at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning for
for the Arctic Ocean. She goes to establish
Capt. Howgate's Polar colony at q point on
the coast Of the north side OF Cumberland,
and there TO store the Supplies upon which
me main exploring expedition, which sails
States army, is to subsist. The Florence is
OF ffty six tons burthen, is provisioned for
one " ar, and is amply supplied with instrC-
ments necessary for The purposes OF the ex-
petition. Her officers, scientists and crew
are George E. Tyson, of New London; mas
ter; William Sisson, OF New London, first
mate; Dennison Burrows, of New London,
second mate; Eleazer Cone, of New LONDON,
steward, Oray Taft Sherman, OF Provi-
dence, meteorologist and photographer; Lud-
wig Kumlin, OF Madison, Wisconsin. natu
ralist: Richard B. York, OF Norwich, and
others, green hands. Mr.. Kumlin goes under
the auspices of the Smithsonian Institution
The Florence has crew OF young men. The
Oldest sailor Is only twenfy-four, while the
youngest has barely turned his nineteenth
year. Every man on board seems to share
the enthusiasm OF Capt Howgate.
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THE MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATIC STATE
CONVENTION at Jackson yesterday com
peted their ticket, so as TO make IL stand
Stone for governor, as before stated; W. H
SIMS, Of LOwndes, lieutenant governor; w
l.: Hemingway, Of Carroll, treasurer; 8. G.
of Warren, attorney general; J. Argyle
Smith, Of Rankin, superintendent OF public
education. A platform was adopted mainly
general in its terms. It's main features favor
granting such aid as may be extend Ell
without violation OF the constitution OF tn,
United states or departing from established
railroad, and for rebuilding and keeping i'm
repair the leyees Of the Mississippi river I,
In q speech In the convention Senator La mar
warmly endorsed President Hayes policy
hand, Mr.. Singleton, member OF Congreg,
from the fourth district, objected To ANY APP
Proval Of man who" he said, shad gone
Into Office through frauds"
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The CUMBERLAND Coal TRADE The
Cumberland NeDs OF "Wednesday saws. Tbc
product OF the mines OF the Cumberland coal
region for the week ending July p was 900
TONS; Tor the year 10 that date 1882 TONS a
oecrease OF lol,l JIG tons, as compared with a
corresponding period OF last year. The ship
ments 10 the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
We're, Tor the week 2il tons; for the year
fla ,si2 tons, decrease of 81, si3 tons, as com
pared with LEO. The shipments TO the Ches-
apeake and Ohio canal were, for the week
1,4t2 tons; for the year 2I7 ,23 tons, q de-
crease OF 10,2Ii tons. as compared with ls1s.
were, for the week 2i3 tons; for the wear
"a ,65. tons, an increase of 4,gi tons, as COM
pared with 1886 Most OF the business was
tons were shipped daily by canal 10 VIII
Transport by the Consolidation and Blaen
Ayon companieR.
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THE CASE OF JOHN H. CRANE. MANAGER

THE CASE OF JOHN II. CRANE, MANAGER
FOR MISS BOYLE.-Mr. Boyle, the father of
the young actress, said that neither he nor
his daughter lost financially by Cranes
departure, except in the failure to carry out
the contract to play one week in this city
He had not brought bis daughter here to
make money, but To introduce her to the best
critics of the country. He had always con-
ma,ic experience, however, and executive
ability. He was a produce merchant in
Wa. hington, No. 40 Pennsylvania avenue,
TO bring out Miss BOYLE. BrignOli had made
an offer that Miss Boyle should read be
tween the numbers during his concerts, aud
al other offer lhad been received for her to
ay at Saratoga, both of which were refused
Tor the New York engagement.
Sew, raj actors said that q benefit would
probably be rendered TO Miss Boyle TO NOR
row evening.-fN y. Tribune. tJ-G,tv
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SHOOTING AFFRAY-A BIltinlo,ed1l Shot,
dIfhculty occurred in Luray, on last Mon
day evening, between Frank and Claude
Shipe. sons OF A. Shipe, of Baltimore, and
Charles Biedler, formerly of Page county,
but low salesman in the wholesale boot
and shoe house OF Patterson & Bash, Bslti-
more. All The parties are in the haiti OF
spending their summers in Page county,
having country residences within a few miles
of town. IL seems that between Mr.. Bietler
and the Shfpe boys there had been misuu-
derstanding for some time On Monday
evening they met in Luray, and after some
words an alteration ensued, in which, after
the passage of blows on boIh sides, Mr.. Bed
Ter was shot, the bullet striking a button on
his pants and producing a confused wound
on The side Of the abdomen. The shooting is
alleged to have been done by Fla Tx Shipe
who. with his brother, was arrested and car
.ried before Justices Grove and Berrey. who
sent him on TO the county court for trial. In
the case OF Claude Shipe the examination
was waived. Bail was refused in both cases
Mr.. Biedler, although suffering from his
wound, is not thought to be seriously hurt
Page (Td.) Courier.
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THE LABOR ELEMKNT IE NEW YORK
A New York letter says A. is eyiden, alresd
that The labor element will have an impor-
tant influence In shaping the course OF the
approaching state conventions. The Tam
many people thus early are favored with a
variety OF suggestions from the trades
unions as TO what should and what should
not be Incorporated In the platform as .
oonoltion OF their support OF the candidates
that are 70 stand upon IT, Included In these
are reamrmation Of the eight-hour princi-
PIE, the limiting OF the powers OF railway
corporations and the creation OF boards of
between capital and labor. The republicans
VIII have the same opportunity to put their
ingenuity 10 the test In order TO be 'all things
to all men,
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THE HAMBURG Is. c. MASSACRE
Trying 60 SloD the Prosecutions

Nav YORK, August 3.-A special dispatch
10 the Tunes from Washington says:-The
South Carolina democracy have had repre-
sentativeS in this city for some time, who
have been urging the President 10 instruct
the United States district attorney for that
state TO nolle pros. the cases now pending
against nearly 200 of the Palmetto aristocra-
cy. charged with numbering inofiensive
negroes al Ellenton and Hamburg merely
because they were republicans and persisted
In supporting the nominees OF the Cincinnati
convention. While these chivalric Caro-.
liniars would fain invoke executive elem
ency for murders committed. they persist ia
their unrelenting persecution of every prom
inent republican in the state, and declare
their purpose TO drive them into the peniten-
tiary or beyond The limits OF South Caro-
lima.
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AFFAIRS IN ST. LOFTS.


ST. LOUIS, August S.-ProL {. V Riley. OF
VIE CITY, chiei OF Tie L - chronological
Colorado and len last night for Chlcaeo
where he hes cslle~i meeting OF the comrnls.
sion. Prom there Prof. Riley will 80 TO Brif-
i>h America 10 explore the reglOas OF the
saskatchevSn and The Rel river OF TIE
north.
Victims OF the Custer Massacre
and Iieutsnants Smith, Mcintosh and cal
houn, who were killed In the Custer massa-
ere, arrived ~ For Lasvenworth yesterday
They are 20 be buried this afternoon. 10 was
Intended that the obseQuies should be sc-
companied by imposing military display.
hut nearly all the troops al the fort having
been sent 10 -. Louis during the strike. that
part OF the ceremonies has been dispensed
with
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Mr.. GARRETT is THE FATHER or THE

Mr.. GARRETT IS THE FATHER or THE
GREAT RIoT.-He has little or no kno gledge
or human nature, and had experimented
upon his operatives so frequently and sc
successfully that he had no idea they could
make successful strike. AT last they had
no alternative but TO strike OF die. He never
Kept up any relations OF reciprocity or SYM
pathy with his men, and yet INDUCED the
dream. al times. that his mere monetary
success would make him President of the
United States. People ia this country do NOT
respect money d.E associated with democratic
charity. Mr.. Garrett will hardly die with
the lame he expected. He is not popular ia
baltimore with the rich; he IL no, Known 20
the poor. A respectable man in many re-
spects, he forgot his plain duty to the men be
emp'oyed. he never sought 10 improve heir
condition, though they were very faithful 20
bis Interests. He cut down their pay three
times In theecourse OF a few months, and vet
lncreas ed their work. Like another Pharaoh,
he made his bonomen build bricks without
straw. This man has been intellectually ex-
posed and injured. He has not years enough
left TO retrieve his reputation as a great aud
good American-i"G Cab"
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BALTIMORE, August 3.-yrsinIa axss. old. 81,
do. ceierreo 6; ~ oonsolids ied, g. !, do second
series ti. North CsrOina skies, old, AZ hid 20 day
bALTIMokx. August S.-Cottou quiet and essier-
middling, llkslIx Flour dull-HO~ard street spd
ses!ern super i0as So DO. eKtrs, 6.ola7 90, do.
family, Las 70, other grades unchanged. Mbsat
s.eaoy. MN and qulei-soutn~1 red, gOOd b.
PRIME, l..osla, do. an b.r. ls3u So do. " hite,
Is3sl'5, No wests IN winter red. August, .sUka
-, 90 SEPTEMBER, So; 90. nrst hsif September,
IL. Corn, southern quiet and steady, western
gulet and easitr-sOuthern white. g. 40. yellow 62
w.~terD mixed. spot, Ga; Augo.t 60's; Sep,emb Der
6o's; ST amer, 66,s Oats aniet and unchanged.
Bye auie. 65asl. bay dull-Msryla land and Penn.
slyania, II o0al5 O.. Provisions rn aud acbsnged.
Bu ter unchanged. Petroleum duli-orude, z Z AZ 4
renGed none .neiine Con-e unchanged. wpisks
quiet. IS. ReoeipJs-Flour, Sr0J, wheat. leo.
c, rn eO0' oats, 2, o. re, go. shiSmsEts-wbest,
sl.oe; corn, Sg5 v.
Skw foEK, August s.-stooks oreaed hrn ana
ss hty hls her. but SOC became weak AUD declined
Money. 2 Gold, lST Exchange, loaG, SSSn,
slort <o7. Governments steady.
NEw ioEE, August S.-flour dull aud In buyers
favor. Wheat, spot, Gull; futures hrmer. Corr
spct, scsrctly so n m, futures a shade firmer.
LONDON Aug st 3, AZ 30 .. m.Ususols. 8 tor both
money AID the account L 10 les, coupon, lIOH
krie railway shares, ga, Illinois Ceutrsl, s9s:
LIVERPOOL, August s, 80 .. m.-Bread-tufi-
quiet Wheat, lss % sl2s Cd f,r average Csliornls
white; Is Sd alss ID. for CalifoFsis club. Corn,
&s ID .a1ss FOR new mixed western. Cheese. IS Sd
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Hon. j. NJ. STONE, acting Governor o.
Mississippi, who has been nominated by the
democrats of that state for the full term,
served during the war as coloael Of Ms
s1ssiprl confederate regiment, aud In The
brigade 10 which his regiment was attache.
From 1870 to 1916 he was member OF the
state senate, and last year held the position
OF president of that body. When Governor
Ames resigned, in March, 1916, 10 escape re-
mOval by impeachment, Mr.. Stone became
acting governor for the remainder OF the
term,
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SOLDIERS AS HARvEsrERs-The French
ministry OF war announces that number OF
posal OF aRrlcultuRists for the purposes OF the
harvest. The persons employing them viii
have to pay sum varying In different parts
OF the country from twenty I'VE 70 nfty cents
per day.
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JUDGMENT FOR THE GOVERNMENT
Judge Hughes, of the u. S. circuit court at
Richmond, Va has decided in effect that
the gold from the Virginia treasury which
the state officials distri buted among them
selves on the evening of the evacuation of
Richmond was the property of the u. s. gov
ernment, and that the action brought against
50 q ofncials by the U. y. government can
be maintained in his court. The total Mount
involved is about S25 900. The case will be
carried to the Supreme Court
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PARDONKD ON THE GROUND OF In
SANITY.-Gov. Robinson, of New York, Ia
psrdonfng young Frank Walworth, CON
victed OF killing his father at hotel in New
YORK., In June 1873, publishes an explanation,
In which he states that the Testimony OF a
medical expert had decided him to be insane
The appearance of young W&lworth is ma
terially altered; his hair has grown white
and his face and form show the marks of
mental disease and the effects of tmprison-
ment. 1t is stated that an early departure
for Europe Will be taken, In which he will
be accompanied by his mother.
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Chief IrIsllpo Malta

NEWPORT, X. l., August s.-Unief Justice
waite and family arrived here this morning
from New York, and during their s;ay here
Will be the guests of the Hon. George Ban
croft, the historian, nj his summer residence
ON the cliffs.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Another Lunafic Coming tO Ameri

LONDON, August 3-Mr. Cosgrove, who
some months ago was imprisoned for an at
tempt TO assault and threatening Vice Chan
cellOr Mains, has been ordered to be deliy-
cred To the captain of an Americans going
steamship. His brother, residing In Arkan-
Sas, has agreed to take charge OF him, he
being pronounced insane.
The Pope Still Able 60 he About
A Rome dispatch to the Tunes says the
Pope continues his audiences.
The Home Rule Middle.
II is understood that Isaac Butt, Ii, d.,
member Of Parliament for Limerick city,
will resign the leadership of the home-rulers
al the meeting TO be held on Monday uext.
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THE WINNERS at tn g Saratoga IN "
races yesterday were as follows Vera Cruz
one aid an eighth, In l:57 II; Zoo Too, one
mile and three quarters, In $40, Cardinal
WOolsey losing his jockey half a m lie from
the finish and coming in ahead); Fairplay.
three quarters of a mile heats, in l:1sk and
1:2O. The steeple chase, two and three q uar-
between Trouble and Waller, Bencher third
Time-5:i5. Trouble and Waller divided the
nurse
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NEARLY twsn-y-fve hundred cases of
prints-calico gOods-were sold at auction in
New York yesterday. Quite q crowd of dry
goods merchants from every part Ofthe coun-
spirited from the start. "Firsts" sold at an
average price of 6% cents and seconds
from OF to 5h cents per yard. so lively was
the demand that IL was bel ieved two thou.
sand cases more could have been sold at
those figures, which were about X Cent. be-
low those of last wear
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Boy KILLEDFORA PIECE OF BREAD
Two little negro boys, aged seven and ten
years. sons of julius Typs, who lives near
Tuttle's X Roads, in Caldwell county, N. C..
last Saturday got into dispute over piece
OF bread, when the eldest one told the young
est II he took the bread he would kill him.
Not needing the warning the little negro took
the bread, whereupOn the other took a pistol
from the pocket of the fathers coat and de-
IbeTately shot the younger one In the abiO-
men. AT last accounts the wounded child
was not expected to live,
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Dead

NEW YORK, August S.-Hn'. VIM. B. o.
den died at his residence az this city this
morning. He WAS born at Walton, Della
ware county, I'm his state, IN i>u5. lie was
identified with the development OF the NORTH
We tern states, ana Of the city OF Chicago. or
" HIGH he Was FIRST mayor. He Was the first
president OF Union Pacific railroad com
lany, and held many other pablo and cor
lOrate nOSitinnN
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Suicide of n sporting Man

INV YORK, Augusl S-John frames Mur-
ply, a we'll known sporting ana turfrnan
committed suicide TINS NOR Aing IA a gam
thing house at - West 23lh street. rs blow
i1g bis brains ont with a pistol. Tue cause
OF The commission Of the rash act could no.
DE ascertained, but 20 Il thought 10 have been
rom losses in business, though some parties
incline IN believe that "A woman was al the
hOffom of The aIfnr
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a Su.ueussed pillar

MONTREAL, august S.-Au invest CATION
INTO The collision between. the steamship Rcd
water and Ellhinsione has resulted IN sub
sanitation OF the charges against the pilot
OF the latter vessel, who has been suspended
for one NPar
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THE LIABILITIES of j. s.. q w. G..
Mead, OF Chicago, whose failure was an
nOunced yesterday, will foot up about
$3.50 600. The heaviest losers are thought to
be Durant Sons sugar refining compa ny of
New York, the Calvert sugar refinery of
of Philadelphia. The assets consist OF stock
On hand valued at 900, and OF paper the
amount OF which the firm declare their In
ability to give at present
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SIX MEN SHOT N QuARRRL. At
Ognllalla, Nob., yesterday William Camp
bell was killed and I'VE men were wounded
~ nm aoosS o .nsay; ne quarrel resulted
tween Campben And man named May ct .
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A Picnic Party PoaSoneA

BOSTON, August 3.-A picaic party of II
Iersons from Newton Center, Mass, Visited
their own refreshments. Shortly afuer par-
taking OF the latter the entire party We're
seized with violent commissions Of poisoning.
Much excitement was created, but all, By
prompt treatment, were relieved. IL Is sup
posed that the poisoning was caused BY The
presence OF trichinae in some ham.
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Sad Death Of q Baltimore Bank
Cashier

BALTIMORE, August 3d.-S. 6prigg Belt,
cashier Of the Franklin Bank, OF Baltimore,
was found dead yesterday In the woods at
miles from this city. He had left his house
in the morning for q walk as usual, taking
his gun with him. Not having returned late
in the day search was made, and his dead
body found with the skull partially blown
of by the discharge OF his gun. Mr.. Belt had
been ON furiough several weeks on account
OF ill health. He was In his 35th year.
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A II. Rim dispatch to TINS afternoons Pail
Mall Gazette says. The Russian minister OF
war has issued orders directing the army
corps not yet modified TO furnish a division
each In the nghting army. u be AT ouce dis
patched 10 the Danube. Russian Journals
deny that the Gar has sanctioned "A decree
calling the Landwehr TO the colors. because
mere Is Law providing that the Iandwehr
- not 10 be called out until the entire army
Il mooilized. All hitherto done consists an
Preparation for mobilization OF the Land
weir v henever called out,
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LOCOMOTIVES SEIZURE.-Seven locouo-
lives OF the Eastern railroad were seizei at
North Conway, yesterday, on a sheriffs at
tachment In favor Of the bank Of Commerce.
Boston, to satisfy q claim OF sI3o 600 TIE
engines were permitted TO proceed in charge
of q ket per.
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A WOUNDED CRANE PECKs Boys EYE
QUA little boy named Egbert Johnson,
OF Tuskegee, Ala, went out with a hunting
party few days since, when one OF the party
shot and wounded crane SO that IL was can
tured, and while Egbert was handling 1t, it
picked one OF his eyes nearly II not quite
mn
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r. u. Dell has been appointed u. =. Com
missioner at Eagle Rass. There having been
none there heretofore, II Is supposed the step
is taken IL order that affi iayits can be made
against Valdez before the commissioner SO
that he can be bound over, as was Escobedo
at Ringgold barracks. Everywhere the L..
8. troops are exercising vigilance to prevent
the Escobedo party from crossing over.
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The Lfpan Indians,

Negotiations are in progress with the Mex
lean local authorities for the eXtraiition oil
Lipan Indians. The latest news from Lieut.
Bull, who is now in pursuit Of cattle thieves
IS 10 the effect that he was very near the Il q
Grande, which the raiders are believed e
have
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FRlGHTFUL CALAMITY.
EOur (sfPla RurueSl a. naath

CINCINNATI, August 3.-Pestering's cigar
box factory, at the corner Of sth street and
Broadway, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. twenty-five girls were working In the
upper stories, and four OF them persisted in
the flames. Further particulars will be OBJ
tanned soon.
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~Behind the scenes Stage Manager
dressed.o John returns-"About ready, sir,
cot most Of their clothes on"
O"rwins TO Let" Is . sign on hall door
Of an east side tenement IN New York. These
organs attached 70 perambulators.
o0"IncreeSe your reoeipts and decroase
your expenditurss," n the valuable inf0r-
nation ssnt % the fools who forward IS cent?
ment How 70 become g1ch."
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sEEKING LOST FCNDs.-The New Orleans
Times says the state superintendent OF educa-
eral government a number of states bonds
belonging TO the school fund which were cap
tured with other archives n the surrender OF
the state government at Shreveport. IL APP
pears that these bonds, with additional cap
tured property, were semi to the war once,
and were subsequently, transferred 70 The
Treasury department They were In w ASH :
be there vet.
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GOVERNOR KEMPRR, Of Virginia, on ae-
count OF business engagements, declines to
attend The convention OF governors Ut Philar
delphia.
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SIX MIsSING.-A police officer reported at
headquarters In New York last night that
sallbOat In tow Of propeller was run into
by passing towbOat, and the occupants,
,evtn in number, thrown into the water
One OF the party was rescued. The fate of
the remaining six could not be learned,
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ON THE BORDER.
Movements Of ESeOhedO.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, August 3--Ad-
vices have been received from Ringgold bar
racks TO the effect that EscObedo. a &C DInpa
Lied by ght Of his stan, LEFT there al four "a.
m. OF July p. United States troops will
follow him and arrest him IL he attempts %
cross oyer ilto Mpxico
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Eie0.

CINCINNATI, August 3.-W. Wallach's
agricultural works as Coiumbiana, Ohio,
were destroyed by IRE last evening. The
loss u estimated Ct $4,000.
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PIrTssuRo, Pa, Augua San accident
occurred at the Locy furnace companies
works this morning, which resulted In the
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u. 8. EMPLOYEES DISCHARGED. -Jefrsr-
sopville, KY, is somewhat agitate over the
eminent depot fer petitioning Gen. Ekin To
increase their salaries. -1t - =.
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THE GEORGIA CONSTITUTIONAL Con-
vyNTIoN yesterday decided that judges OF
the supreme and superior courts shall b.
elected by joint ballot OF the legislature. The
elections will take place In 1880.