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FriRhtfuI Explosion.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, July IA terri bic
explosion occurred esrly this morning 81
one of the mines zine miles from Mscun'
pie. causing serious loss al lie. The
mine is opersted By Joseph kieter for
the Lehigh Iron Company, a. Allentown
and 1t the time OF the explosion twenty
six hands were employed in the wo7Ss.
Three persons were Instantly killed
i've fatsly and three seriously wounded.
The names OF the killed ard wounded are
Is follows:
Killed-Asron Miller, engineer, age
80; Owen Lamb, lsborer, sge %; Wilson
Andrews, age Il.
Fatally injured-Lleweiien Rupp' IS
borer; Henry heinbsch driver IhSr'es
Mohr, labortr; Thomas hehm and We
tor Miller. son OF the engineer aged ten.
Oliver Miller. aged II years, also son
OF The engineer, was seriously inlurru'
Morris Schmeyer, aged Il, vas DAILY
bruised by flying brlcks. Wllloughoy
Stephens, aged so. injured Ia the hesd
and legs: Joseph Haliowsy sged o.,
slightly wounded in the right arm snd
lett eg.
All the killed leave families. Aaron
Miller was thrown thirty teet, and his
BODY shockingly bruised and msngIed.
Rupp. who. with Heinbsch and Mohr,
was sitting near the wall which inclosed
the boiler, was terribly burned snd
scslded. and was found lying IN the hot
GOALS under the boiler. The boiler WaS
thirty-fve feet long by three feet IN di
sme.er. and was broken into three
pieces. One piece, consisting OF three
sections, was thrown FULLY one hundred
wards to the east, burylng itself IN mud
bank. Another portion, consisting OF
one section, was thrown northward about
fifty yards, and third piece, over TWEEN
" feet long, went IN a westerly direction
lodging in y bank OF earth, which 1t pen
etrsled to the depth OF eight feet. Inc
engine-house was completely demolished.
The horse shed, situated At distance o.
about eighty feet, was badly wrecked and
the washery slightly damaged. Several
horses and mules were killed.
The cause of the accident Is not yet
sscertsined The Coroner has begun Nh
inquest. The boiler had been in posltio"
over four years, and in steady operation
the past six months. 1t WAS examln d
last January, and pronounced by the ~
spectors in sound condition.
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Religious Notes.

Rev. George G. Wilding, Of the North
Street church, preached at Falton last
evening.
Rev. j. A. Jefferson occupied the pull
pit, Yesterday evening at the North
Street church,
Rev. Wiiding discoursed on tue OR
gin and Importance OF Glass Meeting,
at the North Street church Yesterday
morning.
The Third Presbyterian church is still
closed for repairs, and 1t Is thought 1t
will not be opened for services before the
22d inst.
At the Zane Street church, Rev. 5. b.
d. Prickett took for mis- subjects "a VIII
ling People" and the "FauItless One
DR.. George occupied the pulpit At the
Fourth Street NJ. Z church, and dis
coursed on the christian Ideal aud the
"Tyrauny of Wrong Doing
At the Chapline Street Church, the
morning services were conducted by
Rev. Snodgrass, the interchangeable
Christ" being the subject Communion
WIS observed after the regular services.
Christian Concord and "The Cause
AID Its ChsmPions," were the subjects
treated st the First Baptist Church, Rev
Clancy officiating.
The Presbytery of Washington, Pa,
At their late meeting, appointed com
mitLee consisting of Rev. j. A. Brown,
to install the Rev. j. ) Pomeroy, on the
10Th Of July, at O'Clock P. NJ, a pastor
OF the Pre,by terrain church OF Mounds
vile. Tie communion service Will be
on the following Sunday.
\ number OF the ministers IN the dit
ferRnt churches preached their last
sermon yesterday, previous to laeir Al
uual vacation during the summer.
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The cheapest shoes IN the city at l.. '
Blends.
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s,aaI.L TAI'h

opae,s-ea Note about "s ro~n. .,.v
In ana license issued sa'ara ny.
V W. ..rsrsrtoss have appear !.
mark ct. adjourned I'LL :
n curse. o hall club - -
rs sss and tspringasld this s wss@
fHE uiAJc arioyinS the ,le are
on oil III. Pleasures OF
TT e counttY'
ThE contract Tor making necessary
il improvements 3. III, Stste Penltentiary
iil be let the press Mt week.
Our German citizens pstronized
rather extensiyel' ', Mr.. Neuhsusen :
summer garden VI sterdsy.
The ten per CO 1t. reduction of wages
oil employees OF Ia Baltimore and Ohio
road goes into es ect to day.
a VOTE of lbs nks has been rendered
the WheeliDg s .nging societies and Mr.
Anton ReynAJ n by the.Loreies of Pitts
burgh.
THK case -of the State against Fred.
Rientke, for selling whisky to Jake
Speidel, viii be tried before Squire
Wheeler thr evening.
TuE SunS ,ay exodus out the pike yes.
terdsy, as usual, WAS large the Elm
Grove rail way furnishing accommoda-
tions for istors 10 the summer garden.
TIE granger wool house at Steuben-
Vile has about two hundred thousand
pounds of wool on hand, One-third of it
received within two weeks.-Pitts Com
!; Gdz.
There was fair audience at the open
air temperance meeting, on the South
5 side, Yesterday afternoon. The meeting
= last night, at OTIS hall, was also well
= attended.
HENRY Ross, fireman on the Bslti
more and Ohio road, lost finger on Sat
n urday while coupling cars, it being
: severed from his hand by being crushed
between the bumpers.
CHARLIE HAYES GRAHAM, one OF the
twins oil Mr.. and Mrs. Mllt. Graham
which attracted such universal admlra-
ton at the recent Children's Home baby
show, died, Friday, OF lung fever
T. TnE Sunday Lsader man is "ott' when
he states that Governor Mathews &C.
dressed temperance meeting at Zsnes-
vileIss that gentleman has not been out
of the State, but has been visiting IN
Grecnbrier.
We are in receipt of communication
dated Littleton, from An Old Rail
roader,r but rs the name OF the author
does not accompany it, the communities
ton has been consigned to the waste bas
ket. All communications must lnvarls'
, ble be accompanied by the authors name.
CHARLIE JOHNSON, OF the Sunday
Leader, will assume the pressure this
II week, treat his lady admirers to one OF
his spirituais.ic hand organ serenades,
oscilIate for moment between the gut
I, ter and side of the house, ard like D. n,
retire to mis- sanctum (barring accidents
\ seli-made man The effect is said to be
stunning and comprehensive, and the
. aforesaid admirers may anticipate n
e brilliant entertain ment, as "ChawIes"
Il and his "awgsn' are perfectly awful.
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River News.

The marks Ut the landing last evening
indicated feet inches.
The Courier departed, Saturday, tor
Parkersb burg.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati Satur-
day afternoon.
The Granite State, en- route from Pitts.
burgh to Portsmouth, passed down Sat
urdsy.
The Salt Valley passed up Saturday
night. en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Andes is due up to-day from Gin
cinnati,
The Ed H IBIS departed for St. Louis,
having q tow in charge.
The Horn brook has been reprinted and
otherwise repaired, coming off the decks
on Saturday.
The Nail City arrived from Pittsburgh
yesterday.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says that
river editors are requested to make note
CT the disappearance ot Paris Browns
eleven year oid son from Newport, Ky
TO the end that he may be returned to MS
anxious parents.
CINcISNATI, July l5.-River 10 feet
IL inches and falling. Weather cissr.
VIcKsBURG, j .ly l5.-No boats up or
down; river tell inches. Weather
cloudy and threatening
LOUISVILLE, July Weather warm
and clear Departed Golden Rule,
New Orleans; Andy Baum, Memphis;
Miller Rnoad- Cincinnati.
MhNrHGs. Juiy l5.-River fell in
che> Weather snowery; mercury 81.
Deparled-Chas Morgan, Cincinnati;
Belle Memphis, st. Louis; 81, Genenieve,
Wick; burg
ST LOUIS, July l5.-Arrived-Wsr
Eagle and Clinton, Keokuk, Yellowstone,
Portland. No departures River fallen
8 inches Weather clear aud very
warm.
EVANSVILLE, July Weather clear
TO-DAY, but cloudy tonight, with signs Of
rain; mercury y to 81; wind from the
southeast. River II 2.l0 lee. and lall-
ing. Down-kanawha snd tow. Grey
Eagle, Mary Ann, Virgie Less. Up
Maggie Smith and Cot. Business light.
CAIRO, July l5.-Arrived-Golden
City and Parker, Cinciunsti; Lioness,
Pittsburgh; Grand Tower Vicks burg;
Warner, New Orleans Arkansas Belle,
Evsnsville; Barnard, St. Louis. Depart
ed. D. Parker, Memphis; Bigley. 81.
Louis; Grand Tower and LIoness, South;
Golden City, New Orleans; Arkansas
Belle, Evansville; Barnard, Cincinnati.
River % feet and falling. Westher
clear.
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Personalities.

Gov. Mathews has arrived home and
will he at the Capitol the remainder OF
the preser month.
Mr. q. 2. Scheehl,, son OF MIR. Philip
Scheehle, OF this city who recently grad
"a ed At the PhIiadelphia College OF
Pharmacy, is ut home on visit.
Rev. Mueder, formerly OF the st. Psuls
church, is in the city, visiting friends:
Charlie Wild an6 Rev. llildreth left
on the steamer Hudson, Saturday, for a
western trip. They take the rail" at
Cincinnati
Mr.. j. H. Butler, OF the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, leaves this morning
on business trip through the State.
Prof. Pendleton, State Superintendent
of Public Schools, passed through our
town on Monday, cE route for Moore
field, to attend the teachers institute now
in session there. Prof. PendletOn seems
TO thoroughly understands the condition
and wants of our common schools, He
represents the schools throughout the
State as fiourishlng.-HegScr Tribune.
CITY Surveyor Peterson return cd home
Saturday from MOundsville, where he
had been surveying, last week.
Mrs. Hull Quarter is spending the
summer at Deer Park.
Miss Sallic Mllhgan, of Pittsburgh,
Pa. is n guest OF Miss Ella Friend, OF
this city.
Miss Rose Sweeney, daughtcro' Mayor
Sweeney, has returned from u lengthy
visit to Maryland.
Mss Minnie Speck, of st. Louis, Mo,
is visiting at the residence OF j. ID. Du-
Bots, Esq, at LeatherwOod.
Miss Minnie Jones, formerly OF this
city, but now resldeU. Of Esston, Pa,
Is the guest of Miss Francis Bell, dsugh-
ter OF Joseph Bell, Esq, OF Lestherwood
Miss Ella Moore recently enacted the
role of the heroine IN the emotional drama
of Maud Muller at u private theatrical
entertainment gwen ut the residence her
father Captain Moore, at Tl.tonville.
She is said by critics to have made All
excellent Maud
The Sunday Lsa6cr man fell down
early Sunday morning, and some people
are tanatica enough to attribute the cause
to spirits.
Prof. Monroe, the phrenologist, has
opened an office in the McL4ln block.
Mr.. Frank Orr, who mas been visiting
friends IN this city, lett Tor Pittsburgh
yesterday, where he is engaged in the
stationary business.
Mr.. a. c. Hall, proprietor Of the
Spencer drug store, ard his brother, both
of Wheeling, srriyed in town last Mon
dav.- Spencer appeal.
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One Of the Indian Bureau Rascal.
Caught.

IS AsHINGToN, July I'D ;. Hay
den, clerk IN the Indian Bureau, WA to
day summary dismissed by the Score.
tsry OF the Interior a. the first public
result OF the pending investigation OF the
allegation of Irregularities and fraudulent
practices in the Indian service. S.rrs-
tary SchurZ in the letter OF dismissal, sets
forth that the testimony taken by the
Board OF Inquiry shows that Hayden,
according 10 MS own evidence has ac-
cepted money and other things OF value
from contractors, and he has held private
correspondence with outside parties
with relation TO the official business OF
the Department. The Secretary closes by
saying such conduct is utterly incomps. j.
bic with that sense OF duty and those
principles OF honor which should animate
every public officer Secretary SchurZ
IN conversation, expresses tn" oHrncs.
determination of summary GIsmIs.ug
any and all employees who may be found
guilty OF irregular or corrupt practices
Hayden WAS appointed from Mary lsnd,
and has been a clerk in the Bureau SIX
teen years. He says hi. testimony re-
lated 10 transactions many years ago,
and mas been misunderstood. Ii" there.
fore asks suspension Of sentence TOR tour
days, until Ee can make M explanation.
which he assert will be found sstis!aO-
tory.
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Saturdays Game OF Ball.

The standard boys redeemed them-
selves on Saturday, and succeeded in
van gushing the Msnchesters, OF Man
chester. n. H., the second club IN the
league, by score of to 8. The game
WAS a hard contested one, and the play
ing on both sides was good, but four
errors being credited TO the Standards.
At the commencement OF the ninth in
ming the Deacon went to the field, and
Vennum was put in as pitcher, ana when
he threw the first bail it Was evident
that the Msuchesters were ratified, judg-
ing from their looks, and they went out
in one two three order, not Il base hit
being made. The players all played IN
their old positions, The score:
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AnnIhcr Old CiIIZen Gone.

John Coulter, better known as Judge
Coulter, died ~ the county inirmary,
Yesterday, in the 18th year of his age.
Mr.. Coulter WAS at one time a man OF
some note in this city, and was possessed
of some considerable property, but un
fortunately was of an erratlc nature, and
had the misfortune to finally become an
inmate of the poor house, where he
bresthcd his last. Mr. Coulter WAS born
at Lancaster, Pa, December IA, 1893,
ard removed to this city when quite y
young man, and is well known to our
citizens. His occupation wss that of a
"boss plasterer,' and the last work, we
believe, that WAS done bv him was the
plastering of the Mcclure House. The
allment which caused his death WAS 3
giving WAY of the constitution.
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GE49aB"
,Gsg1OU NEWS.
..athered Mere and There by
Regfsier Reporters

Gathered Mere and There by
Register Reporters.
MARTINS FERRY.
TIE Dead Beat fishing club returned
from Saltwater last Friday night.
GRAYsoN. IN the case of Grsyson rs.
Ohio City all works, tried before squire
Buckingham last Tuesday, received a
verdict OF SCI.
CHARLES MASON, the conductor who
was seriously injured at the Wellsvllle
shops last Thursday, died shortly after
wards. The body was sent TO Columbus
Friday morning for interment.
BRIDGEPoRT.
THE bush meeting held at Koehnlein's
woods yesterday, was well attended by
the inhabitants of this place.
To MORROW evening there will be held
q sociabe at w. WorIeys residence TOR
the benefit OF the Scott NJ. +. church, two
miles ives. of this place.
A HORSE belonging to Doc McCon-
naughy, TIE street sprinkler, dropped
dead while aiding in pulling u load OF
coal up the hill, last Friday.
The Gypsy Queen is expected 10 visit
the camp Of that race, located three miles
west of this place, sometime this week.
When she arrives grand jolhicstion IS
contemplated.
The case OF Kline, for stealing blankets
and other articles from DR.. Hancher, OF
Wellsburg, will be tried before special
grand jury to-day at Wellsburg for in
dictment. Kline was arrested about two
weeks ago in this place and returned to
the Wellsburg authorities.
LAST Thursday, about noon, the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Israel Phillips caught fire
and would have been consumed by the
flames had not timely assistance been
rendered. No material DAMAGE was
sustained. Mrs. VIM. Reed while AS
slsting At the fire, had her arms and
bands badly burned.
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Incipient Fire.

Saturday night after the family OF Mr..
Cham bers, residing on Penn street. Is
land, mad retired, lamp which had been
lett burning exploded and set fire TO the
carpet. The family were ssleep ut the
time and were not aware of the accident
until MIR. Frank Falloure. who had dis
covered the fire, broke III the door and
gave the alarm. With the exception OF
q large hole burned in the carpet and
the paint blistered on the msntlepiece,
no damage was done.
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SpirituaIism.

Ii Mr.. Faulkner, the spirituslistc
photographer, has faith in "speerits, that
500 challenge, with another 500 added
thereto, Is At his disposal. The challenge
is that no spiritusllstlc manifestation OF
whatever nature, photography included,
can take place under conditions named
by the challenging party, that cannot be
accounted for through scientific sources
This Is no bet, but merely challenge tor
spirits to delude skeptic and receive
tina nnnay
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S.w Eut.rprise contemplated.

A gentleman has been negotiating with
Col Thomas Hornbrook for a lot OF
grousd just below and adjoining the
summer garden at his handsome estate
out the pike. The Col. has not as yet
concluded to sell the lot, but in all pro-
liability will sell, as the party negotist'
ing tor it is DESTROYS OF building large
three story hotel for the accommodation
of those of our citizens who desire TO
spend the summer months in the country.
If the right party takes hold of this en-
terprlse, and can succeed in purchasing
the ground, it will afford q pleasant re-
treat for summer rest and comfort, as the
delightful Hornbrook Park will be in
close proximity.
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LAEST STYLES o. SHOES jlst received
~ L. V. Blends.
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baltimore CoIIectorship.

BALTIMORE, July l4.-Genersl Grant
has written TO ex-CoIlector Booth and
eX-Postnsster General Jewell and Z o.
Fulton, each in answer 10 the inquiry
and agreeing IN the statement that Pres
ldent Grant said he would not ask the
resignation of Collector Booth that he
might appoint John L Thomas, Jr., TO
dill the vacancy. Mr., Fulton's recent
letter to Hayes took n contrary view OF
the conversation with Grant on the sub
ieCt
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Turtle Hunters.

\ party OF gentlemen consisting of
Messrs. Chss. Bingeli, John Norton,
Louis Seidler, Andy Schiller, Robert
John and George johns, left for turtle
hunt m the classic regions Of Belmont
county, on Saturday night The latest
news from the turtle snstchers WAS to the
effect that turtles in sufficient numbers
would be had to furnish soup for the
party this morning,
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Startling MorraIityinNew York.

NEW YORK. July 14.-President
Chandler, Of the Board OF Health, said
this afternoon that for the last three
weeks the death rate had increased in n
startling manner Last week showed An
increase of lO4 over the week before, and
the present week an incease of 1853, ss
com pared with the week previous. The
greater part of this mortality has been in
houses of containing four families, and
among children uuder five years Of age
The mortality from dsrrhcsl diseases is
nearly two-thirds of the whole
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General Grant.

FosTFoET, July 10. Gen. Grant visited
Hamburg, Friday, and held reception
Saturday, 8. the biological garden, the
chief ourgomas:er presenting the guests.
A grand concert was given in the grounds
afterwards, which WAS attended by many
thousands OF people
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The New Four Per Cent. Loan.

NEW YORK, July l4.-The subscrip-
tons TO the new United States four er
cent. bonds amounted st the opening Of
business day to S3l, 100000. The Post
says: II would now cause no surprise II
before the close Of the books st three
o'clock Monday the subscriptions should
loot up close o. to S45.OOOOOO or $780,
100000, Is it Is well understood that
many large subscriptions are held back
Tor The -A.i faN
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Jumped the Track and SET on Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, July l4.-As Al eX-
press train from Warrington FIR New
York, arriving at this place nj p. r.,
was passing through the We: PniYade,-
phis tunnel it jumped the track. The
baggage car was demolished and the
trsln set Oh ire. james Miller, the ire
man, was Instantly killed, and Elginee
Fager seriously injured. a passenger
named frame mad bis left leg cut Of, and
was otherwise injured.
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Heavy Shipments of Wheat.

NEW YORK. July l4-During the
presen. week about two million bushels
of whea. have been taken IN this market
oh England and Continental orders, and
applications have been rnaGs 20 Two Of
the largest steamship lines .or a month
ahead for all the room they have uneH-
gagged for grsia. In one Instance An offer
has been declined vi curref rate
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-.u,. .rA WEED TONIC

,,,as,mosphere experiehos,%% aroy pro-
In thes,,n,mrr months, the le'nha sire
ing Ia1 nv the heat takes away ,ent per
ioT WINS reduce bodily enefs!. .Rec;s OF |
spIi.t those SUFFERING from tue 70 Keep a !
larly ,, ling diseases. In or9eI " system /
oeor ,tsi hsaithtul activity OF . For |
natuTa nst resort to artificial nesT Tonic is
We musr Scnenck's Sea Weeo ar tou nm
ms ms psttectuaI. few doses %i a The ener-
very ,ite and give fresh vigor 10 ., .n inyalu-
.ppeS nody. For dyspepsia, ~ nave
V sseu Many eminent physieiaaAb Re per
so iI, whether dyspepsia can ale gem
ma aiiv employed for that pnrpo,ssg1i differ
STaa3 ionic in its nature IS tot atnSs no cor
W.. from sucn drugs. III coh .Snt n a. lists
ent iron, r,tnerals OF acids; in iac' IA =. sup-
,He regnlar operations ol natu tonic in It's
p t1s 40 much resemble the S" ~ of fluid
nnt" Tt t - almost Identical WILL Win ~ solvent
IT, Sastric Juice is the natu1 10 the body
me sa -, n healthy condition Oh tne W her
%nrSn the TODD to be oigestedG a snSicitp
81 mice is n ot excreteo IA oil It's dis
ms yyStiss indigestion, Win az, 20 Woo
tHrassins sym ptons, follows ne ,be x,.stri
TessLn nsriorms the duty oil the s"ien,
ION" when the latter IL Nv a
Juice Seoc Wso Sea Week Tonic sold Dy !"
DruSHistS.
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The Figntis EairIN On.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July l4.-The sg
ton OF the st. Louis, Iron Mountain AID
Southern railroad, il refusing ~ accept
tickets resGIng over the Memphis aEC
Little Rock railroad between Little Rock
and Texsrksns, has compelled the Inc
Wis Memphis aud Louisville to reduce
rates. From this da:e draw back tickets
will be sold from Little Rock to Louis
willie At $40.
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Ribs Broker.

Mr.. Henry Belrshot, n driver OF one OF
Slberl. ice wagons, was kicked by one OF
the horses attached to the wagon he was
driving, on Saturday morning, and two
of mis- left ribs were broken. MIR. Bier,
shot was taken into Shairer X Sibert' :
meat store on Market street, and DR..
Allen summoned, who attended 10 his
injuries.
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na.sachu>etrs STATE Convention.

BosToY, July 1.-THE Republican
State Exc. Ilve Committee has selected
Worcester aad the l9.h of Septen Der IS
the pace and time tor the next Conven-
ton. Collector Simmons, Of this port,
aud the postmaster At New Ouryport and
other Federal office holders have resign.
Cd from the Central Committee.
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Finger HrnkPM.

Yesterday. between one and two
o'clock, Mr.. John Raft, driver OF street
car No II, me. VITA . painful accident
BY breaking the smai! finger on us left
hand. IL seems that the horse scared st
a heap Of dirt M, had been thrown on
the side of u" track, on ChsPIae rect
near Twenty-seventn, and gavoa sudden
j4nped to one SIDE, when liz hand came
IN contact with the da.h board q the car,
which resulted m broken finger. Dr..
Pipes dressed the wound shortly after
the accident.