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Archbishop Basiy OF Maryland has
been superseded by Bishop Gibbons, BE-
cause the former 10 threatened with soften
ipg Of the brain. BE is living In Trap
pist monsEe' y In France.
Fears OF serious trouble on the 10 h OF
July are entertained in Montreal The
I,ish unions numbering about 20 600 I'd
vertise a special meeting. OrsI g. msn Are
preparing for trouble.
Insurance Superintendent smyth Of
Albany, has gone to Montreal to examine
the .ndtion Of the Canadian in-urapce
comp ,nies affected by the 81. John cun-
fay atun
The ship laborers strike In Montreal Q d.
ed ignominiodsly, the men begging to be
taken back at the reduced rate. Tne re-
guest was granted.
Advices from the Magdalen Islands re-
port a terrific gale. Twenty fishing boats
we're driven ashore, several other vessels
damaged and t~o lives lost.
Ex-senator Stewart Of California ceuiet
the New York Sua story coupling hii
name with scheme for ssiziDg the nor'h
ern states Of Mexico.
VIM. Il. Reynolds and jeffrey Hazard O.
Providence, custom brokers, have failed
liabilities $500, 900; cause, land specula
tion.
The boiler of the Ravensdsle iron works
Turnstsll, Eoglssd, exploded yesterday
eight killed and thirty wounded.
Meyers grist mills and Evans woole'
mills near the city of Elmira burned to
day. Loss $4,000.
Boston's contributions tor St. John nov
amount to $2s. 800.
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From New York.
SYMPATHY FOE ST. JOHN.

NEW YORK June az.
A meeting of ci izens to express sympa-
thy with 81. John sufferers was held a
Cooper union tonight, the mayor presid
Ing. An address was made by Henry
Ward Beecher urging the citizens to aid
the d,situte people of St John. Blank
forms Of orders for the relief of sufferers
we're distributed. Two kilograms of thanks
for sympathy from the mayor Of 81. John
were read and the proce dings terminated
Earnest Mears. aged 80. was killed to.
day by fall from a window. Az infant
child Of Mrs. Adolph Ruff, of Jersey city,
died from dose of morphine administered
by mistake.
The great free for all race, Fullerton,
Hopeful, Adelaide and Albermarle TO start,
at Fleetwood park, will be trotted on Thurs
day, at 0 O'Clock.
The common council has passed an ordin.
ance allowing the discharge of fireworks
July 8 and b, but not after these dates.
James Black, convicted of murder in the
second degree for shooting John Mcdonald
was sentenced to life imprisonment.
The funeral of Vicountess Louise ie Bir
minghsm, daughter Of John B. Waire, OF
this city, took place to-day.
DR.. Howard Crosby's nephew is reported
about to marry o O.key Halls daughter. Dr.
Crosby is In Europe.
Earnest Krach was suffocated at Newark
N. j., yesterday, while cleaning beer vat
The board of aldermen reduced city Off
cials' salaries yesterday $40, 900.
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presidential party and guests of the gov.
ernor came to the reviewing stand and
were loudly cheered. The appearance OF
the troops as they marched 10 review wa,
uniformly excellent. The review lasted
three. quarters of an hour, after which two
corps of cadets saluted the president and
were dismissed for the day. Immediately
after the review the president, accomps-
MED by Mrs Hayes with several other la
dies and members Of the presidential party,
Governor Rice and council, several of
United States officials and prominent cii-
zens entered the parlor of the hotel where
1t was expected there would be formal
presentation of distinguished persons to
President Hayes. These expectations were
only partially realized, as the only formal
introductions to the president were of for
eign consuls and vice-consuls located In
Boston. A large number Of officials and
prominent citizens were present. Many Of
these, although not formally presented to
the president, shook hands with him and
without further ceremony, the presiden-
tial party repaired to the dining room for
lunch, after which the party proceeded to
Faneuil hall. The crowd gathered here
pressed eagerly forward to shake hands with
the president; for an hour there was an in
cessant flow of men and women.
At five O'Clock handshaking was discon-
continued and mayor Prince, stepping to
the platform, presented the president to
the audience, which was the signal for long
cheering. The president said: / regret
that the engagements Of the committee are
such that l cannot shake hands with all
that would like to shake hands with me-
l bid you good night. Amidst cheers and
cries for Secretary Evarts the presidential
party moved rapidly out Of the hall. and
taking carriages, were conveyed to the
hotel.
At seven O'Clock q banquet given by
Governor Rice occurred in the private par
lors. The affair was private and social
and attended by no speeches. The ban
quet concluded at $3.50 when the party took
carriages and drove to Music hall, where q
concert was given by the Apollo club in
compliment to the president. Upon the
arrival of the party the entire audience
arose, cheering and waving handkerchiefs.
The reception Of the Loyal Legion came
off at 1890. General Devens assumed
command and 300 members thronged
the parlors to greet the president. He was
received with great applause. General
Devens introduced the members to the
nroGidsrt. -r.-- ..a-'SH Svuutiun Wa5
served. The president retired at II.
Tomorrow the president at 8 q. M, es-
corted by the lancers leaves the state house
for Harvard college, where be will witness
the commencement exercises, attend the
commencement dinner and In the evening
attend grand concert at fremont taberns.
Gle.
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By the Gable.
A BREAKFAST TO LLOYD GARRISON.

BREAKFAST TO LLOYD GARRISON.
LoND N, June 20.
The breakfast given by the Committee of
the anti-slavery society to William Lloyd
Garrison took place to-day. Mr.. Foster,
NJ. p, spoke in eulogy of Garrison, and
said his (Foster's) visit to the southern
states led him to be very hopeful of a final
settlement of the qie.tion regarding the
negroes. Garrison replied, reviewing the
slavery question, and praised Grants SOUTH
ern policy. He said he thought Hayes had
taken false step in yielding TO the
south.
GRANT IN ENGLAND.
Gen. Grant and wife arrived at Windsor,
to-day, on visit to the queen. They re-
main until tomorrow,
REPORT OF THE PHILADELPHIA Rxro-
sITIoN.
A volume of reports on the Philadelphia
exhibition was issued to-day. The duke of
Richmond and Gordon in his report TO the
queen, says the action of her majesty's gov
6SaTsr, had Sacn and d.. 'Ss n tehedabg4s
bonds of union between the two nations.
He also says, am afraid ttat owing to the
universal depression OF trade, last year, the
efforts of the British exhibitors to MAINTAIN
the credit of their country at Phil ,delphia,
did not meet with 80 much immt diate COM
mercial success rs could have been wished,
but trus that the ex ended knowledge of
British productions which will result from
this great exhibition will eventually lead 10
large extension of trade between the
Countries to advantage.
THE DIRECT CABLE COMPANY WOUND UP.
At an exIIa9rdinsry ting of the di-
rect United States cable company, to-day,
after discussion, report in favor of volun.
tsrily winding up OF the company with ,
view to reorganiz .tion, and ss 10 uuior
with the Anglo-American company wal
adopted.
THE PEACE OF EUROPE.
PARIS, June 20.
The Russian telegraphic agency says the
peacs OF Europe is perfectly assured. The
results of the war, far from impeIilipg it
will consolidate II.
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Grand Army Reunion-Great Day in
Providence.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 81.

PRovIDENoE, r. l., June 81.
The grand army reunions were inaugurs-
ted to-day. The visiting bodies were hand
somtly entertained by the local veterans.
The city is profusely decorated. Governor
Hartranft arrived with his council of ad-
ministration and two Philadelphia posts.
The Rhode Island department of the grand
army escorted Gov. Hartranft and the
members of the national encampment to
the place Of meeting of the national en-
campment now in session. The mayor de-
llvered an address Of welcome. After the
transaction of business an excursion was
made down the bay.
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CoRNs are the l. plen hul KIND OF grain
In the mark L. Nv r, one supp y. " IN
the II tie three-y ar Uli 'hli 10 NE aged
gar dsire verging IN TO hunditd; sD ish,
handsome young ladies' Sbo Dali pro enade
ttsnlunable resorts; u.iddl' -aEed ma rO' = d
maid, urt 81 up o. appear J uLg ana VI
dandirs wi h their pa,tn' feathers, kiI EioV $,
and Inevitable walsinS lch; he ol 'gl ma1,
merchant lawyer, rk ard urchahl ol All
hu ions bad na Is, and other D ihtrations Of
fh- feet ali OF whi b are banl h. a,n ured
by the US o B1sts' O"rn AID hun oh heIne-
gists. mAIES @"H
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The Turco- Russian War.
THE TURKS CLAIM MORE VICTORIES.

CoNsTANT1NoPLK, June 20.
An Erzeroum dispatcn says Moukntar
fasha has won great victory and taken
l 900 Roumanisn prisoners. A fresh at
tack by the Russians on Batoum is expect
ed. 1t Is alleged that 1000 Russians cap
itul red at Bayszld.
TURKISH DIss ATIsFAorIoN WITH THE ASIA
MINOR CAMPAIGN.
l. NEON, June 80.
A Vienna special says that iu CONSTANT
nople the agitation against the minister ,f
war and all military authorities is incr.a.
ing The success in Montenegro has In
creased the excit ment, 1t Icing downright
folly and almost tre.s1n that in ordtr 4,
gain SUCCESS aga ccmp-.-,l--iy- .-iei,y
point, the important theatre of war In Asia
should have been wofully neglected. The
nomination to the C, m nsnd In Asia o.
Dsrvish Pashs after his incapscity In
Bosnia and Albania is looked upon as ID.
A D.libaba special COZ firms the account Of
the fighting on The 2l.t and eel inst alsn
says both old are reinforced. The third
d'ys fighiiug followed on the 23d. The
Russians again retired.
THE INPATIENT CAR.
NEW YoRK. June 28
The Herald's cable SPECIAL says the Ru.-
sian movement on the D tnube was a CON
cession to the czaI's impat eoce. He was
so IRRITABLE in st. Petersburg that his ply
sic aus advised him to proceed to military
headquarters. Here his impotence co.,
tinued, despite the diversions of dinners,
fetes and spectacles, and finally the pas
sage Of the Danube was made.
THE sUEz CANAL CONSPIRACY.
LoND N, June 20.
The report of the conspl acy to blow up
the Suez canal was based ON authentic in
formation. The khedive is taking effec-
tive measures to prevent such an attempt
ON land, while sea police Is being organ
lied Under two E. glsh officers.
WAX NOTES.
A Rustchuk dispatch dated Monday
says the entire populasioBsre flying into
the neighboring villages. The Turks are
destroying Guirgevo. 100 shells fell there
yesterday. Several hospitals, both civil
and military at Rustchuk, have been
sheled and the patients became panic
stricken aud left them.
The Standard publishes paragraph In
the contrary, the sovefI%shf sh 1r'eess 1r'eess Ms us nte
ces,iiy as yet for asking the house to grant
supplementary vote.
1t is asserted that the English consul at
Rustchuk, who also acts for the Uuited
st ties, endesvored to avert the Russian
fire by hosting the American flag, but
without avail.
The Turks have evacuated and the Rus
slams occupied Hersovs. % to Monda,
28 900 Russians had crossed the Danube o.
Iorail.
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Harvard Beats Columbia.

SPRIEaEIELD, Mass, June 90.
The eight-oared boat race between
Columbia and Harvard was won by the
latter by three lengths. Harvard's time
was 81 minutes, so seconds; ColumbiaIs,
81 minutes. 6ot seconds. Edrldge, Co.
lumbia No. Q, was taken from the boat In
faint, and the rest Of the crew were badly
exhausted, while the Harvards were in
comparatively good condition.
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After the Fire at st John.
ST.. john. June 90.

ST. JoHN, June 70.
The work of tearing down walls contin-
ues. The contents of safes are generally
In bad condition. The gas CON pany prom
ise to supply gas inside of six weeks.
From seventeen to twenty thousand are
daily supplied with substantial food. The
amount of provisions already consumed is
enormous but the stock holds out well and
Is constantly repleni.hed.
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A Grand Governors Junketing.
PHILADELPHIA. Jun. 20

PHILADELPHIA. JUNE 26
1t 10 understo' d that prepaI a ions arr
making for grand guberna,orisl excur-
sion, In which the executives of all The
states will unite for the in erchsuge of off,
cial courtesies and q personal examination
of the great commercial and manufactur-
ing centers. The three Leading points 10
be visited are Boston, New York and
Philade lphia.
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Consumption-The chi causrs are in neg
lectinR the awe | ia urr, to Il & nnne-
menI In an unh' altnl aimuspu RI, su am
colds. GAIA rh, great and C ntlh I'd tAp surts,
'mpover wishing Uf tb- tyeteun VI OH | rases;
there are v ctiuh an one OF tn m sl tal
Il that of young Ia les VIII exp 'se Ia II htalth
ano rnd nRsr Their lives II IN IN nj r. cklesS
manner when attt nding cal partle y ras,
and other plac-s OF amusemenI, Shlc J. III Us
Consumption and al, early grave. iggs'
Throat and Luns healer " II save The viclIm II
used IN time sold BY drug isJN.
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HemoTrhJiis 10 A,v rtqaeuily Ir,te'. u ~
sense OF weight tue a'h, oi ana lower
plrt OF TIE QUO Ii, causing Jh' lien 10
nuppoSe h. has some eCIl OT the kiuhel
OF neIghbo, ing Ora. =. A lines pto uf
indi, est un are Present, as ntIu eIc\ un al
NESS OF tie 81 'nach. etc disas leeaOl- IL h.
tng IL q common AtUenutt. aLcer al" tlmte
singing or Ohrn,ng v In is eXpe leuc' d. Uring
often very tevrre; afto tue r-cal dscharse
ther is NOR or ie-s oe4rin own or JoLea-
mus. Try brigg, PIe neuIedles # Ler cure.
Sold hY nrn pln.a
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Insurance Losses.
MONTREAL June 26

MONTREAL June 26
The Stadacona insurance company, whose
loSs in the St. J.,hu fire Is estimated al
$3.50 900 is con,id, ring iht question OF 60
ing into liquidation. The Liverpool, Lon
DIN and Globe company have subscribed d
EbO0 for tie kuff rere.
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South Carolina special Election.

CHARLESTON, June 20.
A speclal election for II members of the
legislature to represent Charleston county
to day was the quietest since the war. A
democratic ticket containing IA white and
3 colored men was elected without terious
opposition, the republicans having decided
yesterday not TO run any ticket.
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Corns, BiniUn5, eJ E, Il, les, TO the
community dlsh'he t oil tlc,ans, uoi.y row-
lies, sQualliLg ats or ho"itug ogs under
.our ihdoT bIigss' I oru old uu,uh Re- me-
dies stop all commot o., reHuerin< The vlcdm
happy and c''nJrn ed -Uld ol ux. sts.
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The Vescelius Amber Ointment

IS very popular preparation for the speedy
cure OF Felons, old sores, Cuts, Bruises, bcrof.
ulu Sores, Fever Sores Ulcers, Cancers, Burns.
etc, IL Is a very nice consistency for spre ding
with knife on paper or cloth It is used by
physicians and the people; one box will
convince any one II should be kept In everS
house and every store.
For sale by A. W. Higgins, Rutland, all drug
gists Ia Burlington, st. Albans. Winooski also
&Co., Wholesale agents, Burlington, VI. Price
Bb cents, post paid,
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Remarkable comedy,

Bronchitis l. amy iLnAuna' lUh VI The mem
oIauoo ta B'Uncola, whic. Causes constant
Iesre ~ expe ~ C. bu W Ju all I .e e1oi Is
scraplng ug in. o sne' z'bg, tnere r no
uiuuus t' De ralsed, and tn mCuuA Increases
until T. becoln-s chruhlc. brls.o D lhIuat and
LLns Het er cures Nrunvhl auu all di-e+-es
OF the throat Lun 500 by Druggists.
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Headache ~ no cun avUl lU klu< hagGard
and OLD, when the Train 10 or 4 with p"ln
no eau urhy the Tact hat ulsease onpan-
led Dy pain is a &c, aJeI Iav iger neauly han
lme = j. Briggs Itvahtei Win cure htud-
che ana Leu aigia IN zee, on all suurr 10
will nA ", tn deI gut his lever IaiiiLs reme-
dY. solu hY irIs Il 5.
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The Indian War.
BAN FRANoIsoo, June 20

BAN FRANCISCO, June ~
Gen. Howard intends to move to-mor-
row. on Chief Joseph, who Is reported be-
tween Little Salmp IN and Snake rivers, AZ
Horseshoe bend, rs miles south Of Mount
Idaho.
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BRADFORD ACADEMY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Buildings unsurpassed In arrangements for
comfort and health Of pupils. Twenty-nv,
acres OF ground, twelve In WOOD lot, laid out IL
pleasant walks, the remainder adorned with
shrubDery and trees. Definite classical ano
general course OF study. Also preparatory de,
partment. Provisions made for optional
courses. Full corps OF competent teachers
Year commences August 28. For circulars and
Principal, Bradford, Mass. my25d6W
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Wretched Mexico.

CRY OF MExIoo, June II.
Diaz Is Ill. Affairs are reported very
unsettled owing to disunion among Diar'
followers and the activity OF Lerdo's party.
AT present quiet apparent ly prevails.
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Brigg, AllevabtJ Jr has tnaI velJdS aud perfect
control over III, a. ~ ., l. rases lhi II ION OF
Lhs heart without excl lug The u ain, W II Gu Q
all maiAIiJu5 iseaS ., ,nutS frVer q IallZeS
{ cIruu aton, stu, ulates the weaKtnvd and
iise aseu frame res Ores tue sLnvrer to
health. Solu W drugR nfs.
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Base Ball.

Boston, June 90.
Hartfords 4, Bostons 2.
CHICAGO, June 20.
Chicagos II, 81. Lours O.
LooKroRT, June 20.
Rochssters 7, Buckeyes ..
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Gould and Dillon's Railroad.

OhAHo, JUNE 70.
Sidney Dillon and Jay G .uld Ieturne d
from the west to-day. Tne road to the
Black hills will not be commenced this
year. They have contracted to complete
the Colorado Central to Cheyenne City in
tha fall
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Ptles-The gouy OF ,UpneL 10 Lot or cannot
be much wor e than tue tnrture rndu I'd by
mill ms Sno are T. oublrd with internal D eeu-
ing, external and itchl g piles CLAD tic ings
for the sufferer Brigs,' Pile keuedi, are
mild, cafe and -ure Dr trlggs co., New
ara, N, j, oUld by drugKlsts
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Trotting at Fleetwood.

NEW YoRK, June 70.
At Fleetwood park TO Gs5 the pur.e OF a
thousand dollars for $3.50 class was won by
Dan Smith, second and third heats won by
Vulcan, time 2;Ssa.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock and MONEY market.
NEW YoRx. June -.
GOLD quoted at lo5K.
MONEY quoted at
GOVERNMENT BoyDs quiet.
PRIME uercan lie Paper ~ sh0f'
CLEAhIN0S, o 6,9T2, 90
Gus rO~ hECEIP u, t3z4 900
TREASURY dispureemehis t2Ai,ooc.
RAILROAD D6 irTegui ,r.
SO ks in ear dealings were heavy and
declined X 10 w, Followed BY recovery Of "
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The Great Western Storm.

CHICAGO, June 28.
The damage by the storm In Chicago will
not exceed go 900, being chiefly in broken
glass and unroeied houses. Frederick
Kassner, working on a building, was
thrown out of the second story window by
the wind aud fatally hurt. The mass
meeting for the relief of the St. John suf-
ferers, coming on about the time of the
storm, was sl,mly attended, but active 90
lciting committees were appointed.
OMAHA, June 20.
In Iowa the rain fall exceeded two
inches. The Chicago and Northwestern
railroad had bridge washed out near Lo-
gan. At Bear Grove several dwellings
were blown down aud The town almost de-
stroyed. The rain fall here exceeded II
inches. A large bridge was undermined
with considerable loss.
CONTINUES ANOTHER DAY.
HARRISBURG, June 20.
The storm to-day unroofed bridge
spanning the Susqushanua and blew por-
tion of the bridge out of position. One OF
the turrets was blown from the Catholic
cathedral and number of dwellings un-
rooted and damaged by water.
ST. LOUIS, June, 70.
Advices from Mahomet, Ills, report
severe damage by storm to-day. Farm
houses and barns were blown down, crops
seriously injured and railroad cars blown
from the track; two persons injured.
Several hundred fruit and other trees In
Champagne county were blown down
nearly hundred stores and dwellings in
Champagne and Urbana counties damaged
all the grain is severely damaged and a
great deal entirely prostrated.
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eueplClon Vi muruerlDR htV. j. NJ. friday,
late pastor of the Lutheran church at Harp.
er's Ferry, whose body was found in the
canal near that place. It is stated that
Gardner has confessed to witnessing the
murder on June
MYSTERY OF THE STREET.
NEw York, June 90.
An unconscious man who was picked up
by the police and thrown into cell on
Sunday was found TO be suf ring from
compression of the brain caused by blow
on the head. Foul play is suspected. He
was recognized yesterday as Christopher
Mower, business manager of a powder CON-
pany.
FATAL TUG BOAT EXPLOSION.
B sToN, June 20
The tug Herbert, belonging to Staple s.
Phillips of Tauton, blew up this morning
while coaling at Wier village, near Tauton.
William Farrell, engineer, and William
PAUL, deck hand, were killed. Cause un-
known.
AhhhSIhD fOk FORGERY.
ELIzABETH, N j., June 20.
William Brown has been arr ested for forg-
ing the name of the cashier of the frst ma
tional bank of Bridgeport, Conn, to
check for 81 45o.
sUooRssFUL wHIsKRY RAID.
WAsHINGToN, June 26.
Revenue agent Brownlow of Knoxville,
Tenn, telegraphs slave just returned
from raid with collector Cooper in Han
cock county. We captured Dal Roy aud
Bud. Rains, ring leaders 10 acts violating
the law, destroyed two stills, thirteen sill
houses, eishty-four tubs of beer, about
5000 gallons of beer, and seventy five gal
Ions of whisky. We also captured half a
dozen small offenders"
NoILIR MAGUIRE OUTRAGE.
PLYMOUTH, Pa, June 49,
Last night near N Ninticoke party of
drunken Mollie Maguires attacked num-
Der Of miners ipjuring all of them. Martin
Mcintyre, one of the colliers, was so badly
wounded that he died to-day.
The body of Gilmour, an extensive lum-
Der merchant Of Montreal, who mysterious
ly disappeared 10 February, was found
floating in the river yesterday.
-'~-, f-ijLi-.- - ~----v
aged At, In fit of spoplexy fell into
pond containing foot of water and
drowned.
A house at Trinity, New Foundaud, was
struck by lightning. VIM, Gay was killed
and his wife knocked insensible.
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Crimes and Casualties.
THE HARPER's FERRY MURDER.

BALTIMORE, June 20.
James Gardner and ]. Grove were ar
rested on Friday at Sandy Hook, Md, on
suspicion Of numbering Rev. ]. M. Friday,
late pastor of the Lutheran church at Harp.
er's Ferry, whose body was found in the
canal near that place. 1t is stated that
Gardner has confessed to witnessing the
murder on June I
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The president and party arrived at the
Hotel Brunswick at two o'clock and with
the officers of the army and navy stationed
in Boston iunm diately took places On the
reviewing s.a ii. Two corps OF cadets
were drawn up in front of the hotel. Mrs.
Hayes and the ladies accompanying the