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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a Patent
TO THE
GENERAL LEE NINE.
NO. S7s.
L. s. LAND OFFIcr, EUREKA, New.
May 2Sfh, ls77.

-EaH A8Ha
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Tu.r
~ the Adams Hin Consolidated MIMI
Company, whose postofice address is FuraIas
Nevada. has this day hled it, appiication ~,
a patent for eight hundFod $500 lin ar Zee; y,
the General Lee mine or vein bsnring silv,.
with surface ground two hundred ard a.,
l2lOl feet 10 width, situate. lying and being /.
Eureka Mining District, county Of Eurat.
and state Of Nevada, and known and desis'
mated hy the field notes and official plat ~
hle in this OH o as Let Number 10.
Tho exterior boundaries Of said Lot Ma
10 being as follows. TO wit: Variation TX
degrees cast.
Comm ncing at a post marked No. rs
Survey No. 10. whence the flagstaff In ia
feet; tho highest point Of Ruby lin NoI
bears ). 6dg. IA min. ". 57a9 feet; and tbe ~,
OF the General Leo ircliue bears 8. Aid, ~
min.W. 43j b-lOfe Z; thence r~uRuing 1T eonrs.
). 20 deg 30 feet, TO post marked No. 2. u
S survey No. I'D: thence q course S. 10 -
w. s0J feet, to post marked Nc. 3. o. :. Sar.
yey No. 10. whCnee post No 1 Of L. : So
vey No. IG5. Wide Wost iode, bears :. - A..
30 min. ". 30 $40 folt; thence 81 eourss Y
20 deg. ". 80 feet, 70 post marsed No.
;. Survey No. 10; and thence fsh course n
60 deg.E. 500 Get. TO post No. /. the place Of
beginning. containing 3 - 100 acres.
Ihis claim Is BOUNDED on neither end nv
any known claimants. The nearest mines ara
the Wido West and the Lexington.
The location Of this mino is duly recorded
in tho Recorders Office Of Eureka Mining
district, on page us, In Book b, Of said Min.
ing Records.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of sid General Lee mine, or said
mining ground as h~ereinbefore described, ar,
required 70 fle their adverse claim with ,bs
REGISTER Of the United states Land Oaeest
Eureka, ia the state 81 Nevada, during the
so DAYS period Of publication hereof. or thew
will be hsvycd b. virtue II tho provisions Of
tho statute. j. b. IMMEL, REGISTER.
Eureka. May IS. 1871. my2-Di
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V1O GRIFFITH WILLIAMS. OR HIS
L assigns. EXECUTOR. and administrator
You are hereby notified that 1, the u8de~
signed, y0nT eO-Osner. have performed labor
and expenses On tho Colorado mine or lode.
situated on tho wastsrl side Of Prospect
mountain. IN tho Eureaa Mining District.
Eureka County. Negada> under tho prOgis'
ions Of an act Of Congress entitled An Act
20 promote tho Development o. the mining
resources Of the United States" approved
May lOfh, 1872, snd the several acts amends
tory nnd supplementary thereto, 10 ths
amount rendered necessary By said set; aud
that sou have failed 20 perform yosr proper
ton 81 sueb wpr& and g penses according 10
your intorestin FaId Miue, or have tie sane
done; and that unless yoI pay 60 the undei-
signed your just proportion Uf tho expendf-
turc Of said work and expenses IN said mino
within 20 days alter tho publication OF ibl.
notice, that your interest IN said mine VII
become the property e the underslaned'
under and by yistao Of the said act Of Con-
grees.
Said mine is recorded 10 Book y. page p,.
containing LOO f ct. Of whish said Gathts
Williams claims TO feet.
JOHN T.. JONES
Eureka. Eureka County. New. Maya lsl.
mKlf-.HI
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DELINQUENT INNING NOVICE.

TO MAT. MOORE AND JOSEPH JONES.
/ ia ir heirs. assign. executors or admie.
istraturs: You are hereby notified that we,
the HndsreisnHd. ygu ~cu-Owuefs. have per-
formed W0rk and laNor on the Adeiyhi nine
or lode, situatod en- the western sido Il Pros
pect mount in. III tho Eureka Mining Dir
triet, Eureka County. Nevada, under the pro
81 i5us o. an act 81 C0ugfBss entitled An
Ast to pr0aaote the development OF the Gin
ing rasourees 0f TIE United States approved
May 10, 1917, ard tas several lets aneudatorv
aud supplementary ia reto. 10 the amour,
rendered necessary IS said act; and thar sou
have failed 10 pafHorln your pTppOrt on 81
such work and expenses for the years 1875
ard - according 10 yoHr Interests IN saia
mine, or have the kaug done F; and that unles
you pay TO the undersigned your just prepoT.
ton Of The expenditures If said work aecord-
ing to your interests ia ssid mite within ~
days alter tn Publication u this notice, thai.
your interest 10 sid mine will become The
property Of tHe undersigned ander and By
virtue ofthe said act Of Congress.
Mat. ...--......l9 eel
And Of which said mining elaias 10 fee,
vas formerly SSned by ons Vim. Miller. ba,
was forfeited TO bis co owners by iailgre 70
perform necessary work % said claim, the
same cOntsiniug Ia all 100 foet.
JOHN T.. JONES,
ELLIS LEWIS
Eureka, Eureka County. New, May %. lsT.
mN.t.aHI
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE
"A will pleacs make payment to O. Dun
Rel &co. r. L0EwY.
Eureka Jupe 10. ls-T. jel7.lm
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Application to Disincorporate.

TN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI-
cation Of the Metamoras Mining and
Smelling Company to dissolve and d~isineor-
porate.-Notiee is hereby given, that the
Metamoras Mining and Smelling Company. q
corporation formed under the law Of the
State Of Nevada, has preser ted 10 the Hon.
j.. W. Cole. District J Judge ~ the Sixth Judi
cial District, in and for Eurekn county State
Of Nevada. a petition praying to be allowed
20 disineorpcrs e AMI dissolve, aud that
saturday, the 25th day of Aag usf.
A. ID. 1871. at 10 o'elock in the forenoon. or as
soon thereafter as counsel ear be heard. has
besD appointed a. the time. and tn court
room. Of said Court ir Eureka, Nevada. as
tn . llaee at which tn said application Is to
be b 'sri.
IL witness whereof. | have hereunto set my
hard and sii xed the seal OF the District
Co -rt Aforesaid. this 22i day II Jlne. A. ID.
1877.
fsKALJ r. II. HARMON, Clerk.
By L. MofisEILI. Deputy Clerk.
je2slawsg
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clAIRVOYAnT PHYS CLAN.

MRS. DIR. p. +. STEPHENS, THE
Va greatest as,rologist. clairyoS ant physi-
elan aud test mediu . Of the age has arrived
and can be consulted al her rooms on South
Main street. nearly opposite Bishop x Car
p%enter's livery stable. Past, pres 1T and flu
fure truthfsilv dclineated. Special attention
siven to the afflicted. Charges reasoable.
Persons wishing 10 knaw their past, pres
en- ard future, can 90 so by sending one
dollar. their correct age. complexion and
sex. my1iff
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DELINQUENT NOTIcE

Eureka. Eureka County. New, May 20, ISL
mVaD.g81
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Rhine to lease.
,NIG nISPEN.

A MINE To LEASE.-APPLY AT THE
IN Office Of O.. w. BAKER. f
Eureka June -, 1871. Je.l-I
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Tor PAINTING OF ALI KINDS
- A SPECIALLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

MrpDLETOwS, \. Y, July l5.-The hay and grain
cfop Of Orange County Is the best III many yeas
IIIswoRfi, Me-, july 15.-rne firm of ii. NJ *
II IIall umbcrneu failed Their liabilities cst
mated at $1,000 about onchah secured 1he assets
merely nominal.
OTTAWA. July I5-The orangemcn 81 this city, at "A
meeting iO..y decided Ia send 800 of their number 10
Montreal tonight. Ihey will be joined by about 500
from elsewhere.
CoLUMBUs, Ohio. July 15.-LOuis Aiauer, aged
26 wears was sunstruck this afternoon while riding
with his wife aud Two children, AMI died IN L." minutes
LOUISVILLE. July 15.-By IN amicable arrange
mn bet wren ueNspaptr prurtors and cDmpOsors o
rms CITY trcc composition morning papers has been
reduced from forty "a thirty Elk cents.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July IJ.-Lewis II. johnson,
cabin boy steamboat Francis Bell AGED 10 yedrs
Of ami killed Dy negro al
Westweg0 to-day The murderer escaped
ST. ALBANs July 1J.-Much excitement Is caused
v epprt that he Rev J. Is deilGlter 10 Large
a0ni 10 which m his charge An IN
yrsgaton by those interested viii be made at once
Mo>TRFAI July l5.-Tne liabilities of Young,
1900 dircc,, ana ~ 40 ~ frct
The 100 leaving drncicncy 81 81 '-ooo
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July I5.-In the United states
Dsrlct Court tiday Judge Odget decided that the case
of Tue Government claim against A. e Heszing should Dc
oueao iUr hearing gumen and the representations Oh MS
unset
PIrrsBuRG Pa. July 15.-The Committee ap-
pointed Dy Legislature To investigate prison con
tract labor IL effect on the prisoners anu
upon adjourned yesterday They wi" report
tie Log siituie.
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may be required 20 prepare for making the next
CUBAS APPEAL FOR LIVESTOCK.
A REDUCTION OF DUnEs-JovELLAR ISSUES DE-


WASHINGTON, July 15.-The Department of
State has the following full copy Of the Decree
OF the General Government OF the Island OF CUBA dated
the 18th utmO reducing to Onehaf for the term OF SIX
MONTHS reckoned the LIST Of july the customs
duties paid on the importation into said island Of
foreign bovine cattle mules and horses in virtue where
of the tariff Of duties is appended;
GENERAL GOVERNMENT OF THE ISLAND OF CUBA,
HAvANA June IL, 1877.
In view Of the proprety of avong the Introduction OF
livestock into the island. well Tor the needs OF agri
culture for the vctuang and service OF transporta-
ton OF the army in accordance with the reasons pre-
Army of Operations, with the consen of the Hspano
Colonial Bank and duly authorized by tine Government
fUSt-From the Isl OF the month OF july next there
will be permitted at all the open ports OF the island the
introduction OF mules horses and bovine cattle brought
from the island of Porto Rico
Secondrhe three classes OF live stock designated In
the foregoing article, brought from foreign countries,
shall ony pay, on being Imported INTO Jus slahu ale
the same date oneha OF the customs duties which they
pay at the present time
Third-TO make this reduction the various items OF
the tariff IN force regard 10 bovine cattle, large and
small and TO mules and horses Of large and small SIZE,
shall be converted into one and tine average asceraned
III order TO establish tine permanent sum when IL To De
paid and which must not exceed onehaf Of what is paid
AT the present time.
Fourlt-Ths exemption shall continue only for the
term OF SIX months
Itf-Ine General Bureau Of the Treasury shall pre-
the present decree and shall publish tine new tam Tor
ne layment OF duties OF importation ON bovine cattle
Mules and horses, in accordance with the ascertaned
amount, and, in consultation with snail adopt such
measures as it may Ceem most appropriate to the eud
that the exemption authorized may accomplish
completely tine object proposed without giving rise to
abuses preudical To the interests OF the Treasury.
The following is tne tar, which VIII 20 into effect
from tine lst OF july for the payment OF duties OF i'm
portation ON horses mules and bovine cattle brought
from foreign countries according To nag:
,, latgss ba'S pa'd spggst'a rag Forefgn r!qg
Males, male and female. l IL % IA 90
male and female calves l 50 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-16
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

THREE PERSONS KILLED AND MANY OTHERS Pa
TALLY INJU RED AT A PENNSYLVANIA NINE.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, July ia terrible eX-
plosion occurred few minutes before o'clock yester
day morning at the Ore Mines, about nine miles from
Macmgie which caused great loss of life. The mine
l. operated by Mr. Joseph Kofer for the Lehigh Iron
Company, AT Allentown and at the time Of the explosion
20 hands were employed in The works. Three persons
were instantly killed and five fatally and three seriously
wounded The OF the killed and wounded are as
follows:
AARON MILLER, the engineer aged 80, instantly killed
Owen LAMB laborcr, aged -, instantly killed.
WILSON ANDREWS, aged - instantly killed.
LLEWELLYN RUIZ, labOrer, fatally injured.
Henry HEISBAcH, driver, fatally injured
CHARLES MOHR, labCror, fatally injured.
THOMAS KEnM fatally injured.
VICTOR and OLIVER MILLER OF the eng neer, aged
10 and u years were also injured Victor fatally. and
Oliver seriously.
MORRIS sCHMEYER, age ii, was badly bruised By fly
ing bricks, about the face and legs.
WILLoUGHBY STEPHENS age 80, was Injured in the
head aud legs.
JosEru HOLLOWAY. age 90, was slightly wounded in
the RI sht arm and left leg.
All those killed leave families. Aaron Miller was
thrown distance of thirty feet, ana his body was
shockingy bruised and mangled. Rupp who, with Helm
bach ana Mohr sitting the wall which mclosed
the boiler, terribly burned and scaded and
found lying i'll the hot coal under the boiler lie cannot
possibly survive.
The boiler was thirty five feet long by three feet in
diameter and broken into three pieces OGe piece,
consisting Of three sections, thrown fully hundred
yards to the cast buying itself in mud bank Another
portion consisting OF one section, thrown north
ward fifty yards and the third piece twenty
feet long, flew westerly direction and landed in
bank earth, which penetratd the depth OF eight
feet. The engine-house completely destroyed the
horse-shed distant about eighty feet, badly wrecked,
and the washery slightly damaged. Several horses and
mules killed
The cause of the accident has not yet been ascertaned
the Coroner and his jury having concluded their
abOrs The verdict may not be rendered for days
The boiler had been in position four and IN
steady operation for the past six months 1t exam
ned last January and by the Inspector tobe
in sound condition.
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PANAMA, July 7.-POltical affairs in Peru
are quiet, but financial matters nave not improved tn
depreciation OF bank notes continues, and the prominent
business have fixed the rate Of exchange nj 2Oi2
pence per dollar. Tie Star and HeraM correspondent
under date Of June y. When Don Nicholas d.
Pierola surrendered the HuascIr to the Government
SQUADRON Commander More offered TO the reyoutOuists
all manner o. guarantees, among which was promise
that the criminal suit AGAINST theta for the abduction o.
the Huascar should be Immediately usp.nded THIS has
been dsapproved of by the Government at Lima and in
consequence More hts res ned his position.
Tie promise made By Gen. PiadO To the Nation that
immediate redress would demanded for the proceed
ngs of the shah aud Amethyst, u being complied with
An important circular addressed by the Minister OF
FJrcign Afnrs Ia the Peruvian Diplomatic anu Con-
sular Representatives. abroad las been made public.
Ii appears from further details that the eighty shots
fired by Iucr productive Of no further Gan-
ase oppone the Snah, tan mat OF eating away
some her upper rigging During the action one o! the
celebrated Whitehead tOrpedO's WITS detached from tc
Sndh and sent against the lluascar, nj rate % about
ulnc knote-the utscar then steamug at about ecNel
was Al rigntans es 10 the Iascars thal at
gwen point tie would meet But II seems that these
truedotS ait cough proceeding two or tree feet
under water disturbance on The surface, wien
in this nstnc: mus. nave been distinguished b3 Tie
people board the HGascar, her course was INSTANT!
changed tne torpedo passed lar r IL hey SIDE TIE
Eugsn assert Use Huascdr Was -truck seventy Two
times bat Ony shell entered the sup ;hi ouah port
hole the remainder liiing 10 penetrate her arinor
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CIRCULAR ABOUT ADYERlIsING-A CLERK Dis
Missed FOR FRAUD-rHE PRESIDENT OK VISIT
OF INSPECTION.
WASHINGTON, July 1j.-The Postoaice De-
partmcut has stopped payment on all bills Tor adVers
ing This Is in accordance with the decision OF the
ATTORNEY q cncra that old law IN regard to publishing
certain legal notices OF fixes the taxes for all gov
eminent advertising at forty cents per hundred words
for the first insertion and twenty cents for each subsc-
duent publication. Under this decision bills even IN
cured before the A.torneyGenerL realrmed this curl
Gus opinion have stopped circular giving notice
tins action and rXpainn- At Will he sent 10 all news
papers Interested in it Tomorrow
L. : HAYDEN a clerk in the Indian Bureau. was sum
marty dismissed by the Secretary OF the Interior yesteF
dv IA tue inst public result OF the pending Investigation
OF the irregularities and fraudulent practices III the
Indian Service Secretary SchuIz, IN his letter O dlsIs-
sal SETS forth that the testimony aaen by the Board OF
Inquiry shows that Hayden, according to his own
evidence, has accepted money and other things
Of value from contractors aud that he has head private
eorrespondence with outside persons in relation 10
official business on the Department Inc secretary
says that conduct is utterly Incompatible win tht
sense Of duty and those principles OF honor winch
should animate every public oiier, and thoreiofe'
notifies Hayden that his services VIII be Immediately
dispensed with Secretary schurz expresses deermna-
ton TO dismiss any AID all employ Is OF the Department
Hao may he round gty of irregular or corrupt practees
HAYDEN VINO was appointed from Maryandand mas been
a clerk n the Bureau for sixteen years, SAYS tnat HIS
testimony has been misunderstood and he has therefore
asked suspension OF sentence Tor few days uhti he
make an explanation
All the executive departments were closed yesterday
and viii be hereafter Saturdays, during the summer
~ 2 o'clock instead OF o'clock, ~ has Deen
Tho cu,ton for some years. This determination was
made at the Cabinet meeting FRIDAY
The President accompanied by his sons Burchard ana
Rutherford spent couple OF hours going through the
Postoice Department. under the escort OF Ihfd Assist
AMI PostmasteC Hazen examining lht" the pusE
ne.s of the various bureaus Tne President expressed
himself as being much pleased with the practical work
ings Of the Department
R.ports received by the Commissioner OF Pensions IN
dictate that the detailed work Of consolidating ali the
Pension Agencies throughout the country, az per iho
Presidents order VIII be finished without jar or friction
within the present week The transfer OF records aud
ou,nug of new books, etc. for the consolidated Offices at
Warrington, Philadelphia, NewYork, Canandalgua, DE
troit and milwaukee has been completed aud the cOnso-
idaton at Chicago, Columbus aud Concord Is nearly
com petsd. Commissioner Bentley SAYS payments 10
%, usoners all the country will go forward ~ usual
BY the 25th inst except possibly within the Douhues
OF the old Albany Dstrct whore lew days longer us
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40 CONTEST IL SCUM CAROGINA.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, July |

MA>hlNHIONt July 10, 1871.
The Commissioner of Patents heard arguments
yesterday TOR and against an application made uu-
authority OF special Act OF Congress for an
extension OF the Voeer patent for machine and pro-
for grinding wood pulp used for STRENGTHENING
paper. Among parties in interest the side of the
application Gov. Cheney of New-Hampshire, and
Wli A. Russell Of Lawrcn e, Massachusetts lhe extern
opposed 10y the Taylor Manufacturing Company
and various other New YORK men.
The Post Once Department to-day gives notice that a
special al the Southern Pacific audi Central Ameri-
can ports will he despatched 10y the steamer Crescent
City. from NeN-Iork 0n Monday the l6tn inst also,
nat mail for Cuba viii ne by the steamer Niagara
sailing from Havana on tue 18Th lust
Carl W. Schuernau, assistant to Prot. Spencer A.
Bair passed through this city last night with 100000
shad that Matched at South Hadey Falls Mass. He
proposes to deposit them IN the CatahOOchee River,
Georgia, at Columbus and West Point
No change in the COnsuG cnership OF japan has yet
been determ ned upon has been enormously stated
but II q vacancy should be created 1t will be filed
by promotion from Of the lower grades in the
vice.
o. L. Pruden. Assistant Secretary to President Hayes,
left Washington yesterday brief trip OF recreation,
intending spend time in New Jersey during his
absence.
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THE ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA.
RUSSIA DIsTRUs TFUL--THE AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT
WILLING TO MEDIATE.

RUSSIA DIsTRUsrFUL-THE AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT
WILLING To MEDIATE.
LONDON. July 10, 1877
Official declarations of Austria's neutrality con-
tinue to be issued in answer to reports persstently
circulated in a contrary sense 1t is noticeable,
however that the elusive references to a good
Outstanding with Russia and the integrity of the
three Emperors' alliance, which, before the
outbreak of hostiltios, characterized every com
mumcation from the Austrian chancellory,
are now uniformly absent and the deciara-
tons are confined to bare assertion OF
continued neutrality. That such neutrality is jeal-
Ously watchful of Russian progress may be inferred
from the fact that Roumania and Serva still refrain
from active cooperation i'll the war. Both are the
mercSt creatures Of Iiusslas Will. Their help would
be valuable in Bulgaria now, especially that OF
Serya If Russia hestates TO call them into action.
the reason in all probability, is fear of Austrian In
teryention, which would be fatal to the Russian
plans
1t is said Austria has frutlessly endeavored to
sound the Russian Government as to possible condi-
tions OF peace. The Austrian ambassador at Con-
stantnple has, however, instructions or informa-
ton on the subject
Vienna telegram denies circumstantally the
latest reports of Austrian military preparations. and
also that Baron Cace's visit to England has any
political significance.
Ii is stated at Paris that Austria intends to propose
mediation as soon as the decisive action of either
belIgercnt has clearly defined the Military stua-
ton.
The Te7a,ss Vienna telegram says Count Andrassy
has made representations at Bucharest and Bel
grade with n view of causing Servian territory TO
be respected ROumania has renowned all idea OF
military action.
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GRIMES AND cAsuALrLEs-BY TELEGRAPH

LOWELL, Mass July 15.-James A. Favor who
under $4,000 bail for assisting 10 Kill the aTTingt
gin East Boston. drowned himself IN the canal yesterday
CHICAGO Ill.,, July 15.-The Warden Of the Peni-
Tertiary at Joliet having discovered plot Of the prisoners
that institution to-day seized 10 Of the rngleadors
and put them IN solitary confinement
LOUISVILLE, July l5-Robert PegTam, \ young
keeper David Hamilton tObaccOnlst
aead IN the with hole has head A my stery
nds ho death ana causes much excitement.
ELMIRA y. Y, July 1.-The Governor refuses to
OF Peuwe who is 10 De hangen th
cit, FRIDAY the murder Of his wife IL be-
heyed appeal TO the courts will be successful.
BOsTON. Mass, July l5.-.JOhn Moore and VIM.
HAYWARD arrested az Newport, brought Ia this city
ye-terisy third member OF the arrested Prov.
isnce They said participa
I'D and fifty burgares In this city and yicn
~.
BALTIMORE, Md, July 15.-During the sharp but
br thunder storm which passed over portion OF the city
on FRIDAY lightning the freight house Of the Baltimore
alroad At Locust Point Tue telegraph operator
was from his seat feet and fed on the noor very
severely shocked
TRENTON, N. j., July 15.-About l o'clock this
morning men maize assault upon woman, and man
named Augustus Fraley wen! 70 her assistance When zee
p0oe ali three OF tbs the police fired at
them the shots taking effect fraey one In the
thigh at the base vi Tie sine. Inc wounds
Thought " fatal