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Suicide.

National AssoolnUed Press to the Star
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., June 90
Early this morning james Short, super
intendent OF the New Brunswick Carpet
Company, committed suicide.
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Large crowds, fine music, and pleas.
ant time all around are to be found at
this popular resort. The band is pro-
ducing some new music, aud Prot. Welt
fenbach makes things lively with the
drums.
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"Unc!e" Joe Siefert, who has been
very ill oil late, is in fair way Of re-
coVery,
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ans reported killed. Gen. Howard Is

Hus IepUTItu KIIIBU, UeH' uVWHrU 10
in command.
"The hostiles are about one hundred
strong, and reported to have gone to
the Salmon River country and are max
Ing for the Wieseer, in Southern Idaho.
Troops are in pursuit, and are about
twelve hours behind.
"The reservation Indians are true to
the Government. A company has been
formed under the head chief, and are
protecting kamoha, one OF the Indian
settlements. No new from the Indians
North.
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to the Star.
REIGN OF TERROR,

AREIGN OF TERROR,
LONDON, Juue 70 --Adyices from ST.
IBERIA report horrible outrages COM
mitted by the Russians upon the Circas-
sian people whose towns are sacked, the
women ravishsd and the men banished
from the country. A reign OF terror is
reported to exist
TERRIBLE FIRE.
A dispatch from h zerouln states that
the Russians have burned the military
hospital at Ardahap, and that egnt hun.
dred OF the inmates were burned to
death. ..r
.a.. NO INrERFERENCE.
ROME, June 2O.-Ine Pope has refused
the request OF the French Legitimists
to- instruct the Catholic clergy in France
to adopt policy in accordance with the
French Ministry. His Holiness bases
his refusal upon the, grounds of month";
TIC policy Of the French Republic.
THE FRENCH SENATE. .-
PARIS, June 20.-Tue Senate reassem.
bled to-day, aad the Committees report
on dissolution was read by n. Depeire,
who argued its acceptance. The Senate
adjourned until tomorrow.
| . A WHOLE BATTALION SHOT .
NEW YokK, June 10 "A cable special
from Pera reports tnat at the capture OF
Ardahau several Russian soldiers were
guilty of atrocities upon the iuhabi.
tants, and that houses were in a few b..
stances entered. The men were killed
land the women outraged. No sooner
| had these acts OF lawlessnsss reached
the ears of the Russian Commander
than he ordered most vigilant inves
tixation TO be made. The CONSEQUENCE
| was that the whole battalion to which
the men belonged was ordered out ant
| ahOt
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"WATKINs, Inspector.
"MONTIErH, Agent"
His EXcellency.

WAsHINGToN, June 20. - The Presi-
dent, accompanied by Mrs. Hayes,
Webb Hayes and Major Platt, left this
morning tor Annapolis, to attend the
graduating exercises OF the Naval Acad-
emy, to return tonight or tomorrow.
t...,. The Essex
arrived at Portsmouth, Va, yesterday
afternoon with the irOn-c ad Mangus in
convoy. The Ossipee, Commander
Breeze, sailed yesterday from Port
Royal with the monitor Manhattan in
convoy.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
wANTHD---MIsC sCELLANEoUS

wv ANTED- ATTENTION., LADlES-Kid
w or pebble goat side lace shoe', IL 95 per
pair; button, s. Custom made. and every
pair warranted. Star Shoe Store, 24s Central
avenue, corner George street. jele-6t
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= NOVELTY OF THE AGE
SOCIETY NOTICES.

n .. .. F.-QUARlERLf MEETING OF
L. Washington Encampment THURSDAY
EVENING, 2lst. Election of officers and pay
ment Of dues III. c. POWERS Scribe.
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FOR SALH--REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.

THOR RENT - HOUSE - or ten rooms, 1T
i Cutter street, suitable for two families.
key at No. 19. lS-5t
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FOR SALE.

LrOR SALE FEATHERS = Large s-lb
IT pilowe. 81 each; 35-lb. beds, So; choice
3eatteis, l5c per Id. Feathers renovated. G.
W. MORRISON. q w. Sixth street, between
lain and Walnut, fourth floor. my14-26t
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FNGLIND'S POLTCT.
The Earl of Derby Replying 10 the triticIsms
OF Lord sirntheden.

LONDON, July 10 In the House of Lords
this evening Lord Strathcden moved for the
papers on tho Eastern question. lie criticised
the neutrality policy of the Government as
tending to diminish the influence Of England,
both now and at the conclusion of the war.
The Earl Of Derby replied that the British
Embassy at Constantinope exercised tn inlu-
ence which fairly belonged 10 II neutral friendly
power. Az regarded the influence which Eng
land could exercise 1T the conclusion Of the
war, he could not conceive n position IN which
we could Interfere with more inilurnc" or rlfect
than ut the close Of tn" war when both combat.
ants were more or less exhausted ana We stlll
uncOmmitted to any course ana our lorc's
fresh and unbrokrn. The Government had
previously stated what they considered to be
Britisl. interests
The Russian Ambassador had thanked him
for giving So accurate "A warning OF the torpr,
does which the Russian Government would
have tp avoid. lie repeated the statements
made IN the IIour" ot Commons a. 10 ~" rra-
sons for the movement of the fleet To- Brsikh
bay that no explanation had been forwarded to
the foreign powers concerning tins movement,
n nonr was called for or required. lie prom
isrd that any authentic reports received con-
cerninE reported Russian crurltlcs should be-
presented 10 Parliament But the statements
now current were probably greatly "Na.E Grated
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TIE STRIKE lending.
The Work of the Bni,imor- md Ohio strikers
Hcpcntcd at Pittsburgh.

PfrrsBvRGH, July l9.-At this morning
the conlu tors and hrakemcn on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad refused To- work. and collecting
t. the numOeroi about a hundred. in the freight
yard. stopped every freight train which at
tempted to moyc. About n dozen cattle trains
at the Lust Liberty stock yards wore also
stopped rs gang of strikers and dismissed
mon. Ihrorowl- az both Tia 'e- have Increased
during the day. until at midnight tonight
there ar. 1.ulDmru at the fire.. ...ht yard AMI 400
at thestp'a yards. Not a freight train hal len
l.ushufsh going East up to midnight. and II is
MT prolan- that any Will loaye tomorrow.
Fully l.iuu cars are standing on sidin-- hero
ready . rovr. over 2un ot which are marked
"rer. sNaiir." Atnoon loui thirty poll ''mcn
tO,. i,.--.-~.un Df % frl a. with In-fru tons 20
put Through. tat the strikers. .tatheir hands
GA Ni'lr rrNu'y.r-. warned IL" ,hE n""r. who
at On :. stopped his engine ana joined IN" sirik-
"rs. Many other attempts have hcrn made, but
failed. ana thirty Of the engineers have struck.
tn" r"si. with the iremvn, Will strike tu-nor-
Ata meeting held this afternoon II was rc-
solved mot o. Eiye in unless Scott revoked their
Inst reduction ~ wages and quit running
" doui l'h"ad"t" trains -thirty-siN cnrs instead
of elglif'"n-wih only n lir"r hrakem'n, wn.re
the Law roquir'- six. Delegations from IN. Fort
NaNn" aud Iun-hantle roads were pres'nt AMI
de- ldrei taat tn" ir"l-ht ronlu tors AMI brake
men ON IN - roads had or-anH"l. and would
s,ris" t"-iuDrruw morning. t.rsrhm rom
thr Lake shore men TO tn" sainrtii i-f was road.
one striker has h''n arr ~t"d for knocking
division superintendent down whilct In" latter
WIS trying tu rllAt "A ~ 4 d and start a train.
Svmuntiv here is largely with the strikers
ono hundred and my lniior,rs have joinnd thr
stock yurI railroad r. and "A large de- .rntion Of
rollinL min Hands called on IN" strikers here at
th. close oi work tonight and told them that Z
th.y needed helm | ulD rolling mill men had
rialg"l thr,ns.it.- a. drnt fh"'r work nm
hah- -n.it m. railroad The men -av SCOTT has
sniii.,y-d ih.ui until th.y can't support their
fumill, H. and they ars forced t. strike. They
nv. rnll w.l or.auiyed and claim Ia be- co..
operating with an IN. trunk lines. The rail-
road authorities who thought this morning that
th~ ii-turi..n,. would ii0w over hy noon n,,,y
f.nr fh-r, will be IA r.p.titiun ~ the Bultinor,.
and Oh, rplt-. ana that truul- Will br ur., 80
sary Thr CA eitern"nt VA the clty IL very srrnt.
WHr,IING W Va July lq.-Th- BaltTmor.
| and Ono strik- has now hrcomr general ex-
| trnding from Murtln-uurg 10 ParNorShure
| Brnw"od. C,lumlus, newark. and Chicago.
| II. 4
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carr FOLEr's sIDE or THE STORY
Wrapping Himself In his Innocence. he Deaes
the Malice Of his Enemies-

"How about that sl.4oO?" repeated Capt
Foley Of the Eldrdge street police. last evening
"Wcll. II I've received dollar over and above
my salary since came upon the force. have
yet to know it,
The legation is that hla 'kmail 90 the amount
Of 81 400 was levied upon certain disrcpuiahle
resorts on the east side as a bonus for police
protection; that the money WAS divided by Capt
Foley and two or more OF his detectives; and
that the Captain. fearing detection. surrendered
his portion 10 the President of the Police Board.
To this the Captain replies that envelopes con-
tanning money have been left both at his office
and his house 10y people who ran away after do
liv"rlng them. Tn" sums thus received he has
turned over to President Smith. once. too, 4
woman laid roll Of bills on tn" table while talk
ing to him. He returned the money and re-
luk-d her He has known. further Of an en-
tlrrly unauthorized person gong around and
promising keepers of disr"putahlc houses his
Foley - protection on payment of "A stipulated
sum. hut he had taken care that those very
houses should bee the first raidel on. The Cap
tain ascrites the scandal 10 the malice OF his
enemies on and on the force; He has risen
from the ranks over older officers. who have
watched his promotion with lea lous eyes. The
aw-hrrakrrs whom he hns hauled up hate him
as "a matter Of course. Whether any of his men
heye eXtOrted money. he can't say but his man
nrr IN sp"aking WAS not suggestive OF u firm
belief in their innocence.
A Police Commissioner said last evening that
for as long ~ he could remember the Tenth
Precinct had been considered worth from 81 ,OuU
To- 81 900 a month to the Captain in charge and
those with whom he divided. All this time not
a word was heard about hlackmail. The Com
mirslunrrs pick out man from the ranks Tor
the purpose ot purifying the worst precinct in
the city and instantly there is a great rommo-
tlon. The very rlamor against Capt. Foley was
n proof that he WAS doing his duty " This is Il
conspiracy Of thieves and disrcpuiahlc persons
against an honest man, snid the Commissioner
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GEN. JOURDAN yINDICiTED.
The Order the Fiiiing Up Of Two WA
ows' Lots In stockton street.

At the investigation into the charges of corr
rupuon against Gen Jourdan, President OF the Brooklyn
Police Department, which begun by the Aide crmcn
at his request St Clair Mckelway who had actively
mugatcd the accusatory letter OF DR. j. g. Hutchinson his
brothcrnaw. testified that all the know ledge he had u
the subject derived tfom the records and tie print
ci reports ". swore that h. animus wa not due to
ten. Ituuian~ refusal fp make him President Of the
Board urath and that hc never np acct tor the place.
oru. tnurdan >hd that Nr MckelNny hal uttered
deliberate fnlsohuui VI kelWuy met him at Court and
nt ret~ one day. and si that ~ ui, hrnihcrin.
llW. Nr. Hutchinson. WAS IN the board u he &c n.
inurlnu would nominate him Tor the position he
desired he would tc elected. In reference 10
the stockton street lots which he accused
ot acquiring by prosecuting officially tw9 widow,
who owned them Gen Iuufdnn -.ld that hr did not know
who the Of the lots until hc signed the
decd The order issued the ide, io ll up their us
have them declared nuisance was put through TIE
Board OF Health with 10 others.
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ADJIcE rRoM rHH LlBoR LElGyE
Cooincs. and Moderation Enioined Upon the
Members OF the Order.

WAsHINGToN, July l9.-Ihc Central Coun-
ell OF the Labor League Of the United States, at
u meeting held at their headquarters in this city
to-day. passed n series IF resolutions on the de-
pressed stat" of labor throughout the country,
and the anticipated eyil results TO flow there
from; euIcinlnE coolness and moderation upon
the members II the order. and specially warn
ins them, ~ well q, workingmen IN general, To
beware 81 rn4!SAdrlrS some ul whom nave en-
d.avorrd to opcrnto here, who 20 around in
aItua. the commission ul strikes and violence,
measures which murc labor in general. dis
TURF order. and end in the conV tion ana pun
i~Nu"nt oi the participants therein, ana re-,
sn.N i that moral agitation Is the strength ana
power h3 whirh labor can acquire tangible re-,
.rrutlnn. tu THAT mob Vinl.nre and riot lead
ul.y 90 antreiy and final destruction of human
l,f'l i,il 70 i- nrtt"r 90 submit To any sort ol
gov ru,u nt W Hi. mass meeting Of th'
La nr League Ni THIS District Will he held here
mat "e IL iJrnd1l-r these principles.
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N' Sin'il ilhin W,ln ., hl,l NNit'N ',.,ls
arrived here ut Gis \. VI. 1hry have thrrc Cat
ling guns ana are armed with Springfield
riff ThHV hnrrtrkpd i'm one Of the round
h,'u.,s - ,t,s r,ilrnnd rnn,nnnv Immediately
H'". ~ Wv i't' KY t,'il,.i, nj =,
ON U'lf LIiNNl '''l. l'.N'lt ''i'Ei hI"'" w
Aul.-ttrn. cent AT Washington ~ loiluWS'
r..,.,,., ,,i,t.l ,t.i uu,, n.tnr rirruirt.d Arcr
- ..ir h. ~, A. III, M. In,r moi dl-fsr.od Inc
,., t,.t,.uI v.ll rtu,..i tt ,unrr.
u'H' Al'' b., ~ ll,,, eryih'ng ..,r,s
L , f,. ,,i,tar ''.,, ID n IN r, tii,r "a a. mon.
STRATUM wiil ie required Wnlr'cr action may deter.
n u uNun WI gHi t"n'u ll",i u Nll' Miu '"'l Vvh
'ufr'n'' "' ''' p'AP'a'e' "'' U" '''' "''''""''
The r. sidonis pro'lamation, printed in
handful form. Wus Il strihuird among tho cm-
pluyoc- ut all Iolnt. of crOdd. Policemen wcrc
furnished with lnr-c numbers to be placed in
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TO-DAY'S SCENE IN ELMIRA.
UNPREC1.DENTED EFFORTS TO SIZE a
MJRDERER'S LIEE.
District Attorney Taylor and Four Judges IN
Succession Requested to ucnra Motion for
aWrit OF Error-Putting up the Gaiiows.

Writ of ErrOr-Putflng up the Gnliows.
ELMIRA, July 19.-Grcat excitement pro-
wills here over the extraordinary efforts that
have been suddenly commenced to save PEN
well from the gaows tomorrow. He was sem
t"n'ed in May. No attcmptw was made in his boz
hall until last week. when Gov Robinson rc-
fused to commute his sentence. Ou Monday
nwcll's stepdaughtcr. Mrs. Cotton Of Buffalo.
was here. Sho engaged cx-Spcukcr jeremiah
McGuirc to cnlcavor TO gain "A respite. Tho
Governor was appealed To-. lie declined to in-
terferc on the ground that the legal aspects OF
the case could only be reviewed by "A Justice
Of the Supreme Court. At $3.50 last
night McGurc and Tabor. tho counsel
for the prisoner, served a notice on District At
tQrn"y Taylor for him to appear before judge
Martin. at Binghamton. to-morrow. to hear a
motion for a writ OF error In PenwelPs case.
Judge M.rtn was absent at Saratoga. Judge
Follctt OF Norwich WIS then Re ,raphcd today.
telegram WAS received from him this after
noon. saying that he could not hear the motion.
H. has lust telcrraphed that ne cannot leave his
court. Gov Robinson being here. has tec-
graphed TO Judge kumsey, at Bath, requesting
his attendance in Elmira, both parties consent-
ing to have the hearing here. No word has
been received from him. but the opinion is that
hc Will decline also.
This effort to obtain n writ OF error Is un-
precedented in lhe state. During. the trial no
any ruling OF the Court; consequently there
was nothing To- base an appeal upon, The effort
to obtain writ Of error at this late Jay is based
on an AFFIDAVIT Of Mcclure and Taber. stating
that Gov. Robinson said to them that Justice
of the supreme Court has the power to and
ought to grant stay to enable counsel to serve
out IA writ OF error and make bill OF excep-
tions. This the Governor denies In a letter
published this afternoon. .Workmcn are busy
putting w the gHllows. The sound Of their
hammers is plainly heard in Prnwcll's cell.
The condemned man Is still hopeful. sheriff
Beers notified the Governor ight that he ex-
peetcd trouble tomorrow. The Governor has
ordered out three companies Of the llUth Bat
TALON to be ON duty.
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THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
Twenty-Five Thousand Fresh Troops TO he
Sent 10 Cuba.

LONDON July ia letter to the Daily Ners
from Madrid the spanish authorities are preparing
to send $500 men to cuba IN october to MI the -aps
caused by disease and death The Ministers propose 10
ai the ssary und. iotorward those reinforcement.
hN another the SsutAiiuu of planters ana
nuansirrs who FURNISHED the adj iur rornnrcnr
sent cut wear Hgo Th'ir privilege over tile cuban
customs Ncnue Wall hr increased ui prolonged tu iu'
tO payment ut interest and the annual sinking
fund The Ministers have allowed tn 'tft'~ tn unt'r
stand that n necessary tl, Cove lum"nt Will make even
greater sacrifices lf> siusuar to ouh>'r,r That he i
lrnNrn,uf u cuban Aiiar- lNi te visible as,rtA-, ui
th, rebellion t,s not CONVINCE most people OF the Ili
mate laN lucAtlun the island
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MiRksMiNsHIP IBROiD.
The shooting at Wimbledon The Irishmcn
Winning the iIcho Shield.

IoNpoN. July l9-N Wimbledon to-day in
the shooting for the Koapofe Cup, az 20" 5p1 and go
Yards the of the English aggregated COS, and
that OF the Canadian team SO
In the shooting for the Echo Shield the stood;
Al yarl.-Irciand SAB scotland $50. Fn.land 5l3.
At@tl NarislItlnnd. itsO. scotland lVtt. ENGLAND.
lni The lti.h tenn won by a large numhcr o points:
The highest possible scurrr l,Sr ireland scored
Los. England. l4Ni and scotland. .iln
Tn, Lords ami Commons match r'-rlttd a. follows:
Lords 4ol, Commons $50 Tue highest possible score
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Charity Reaching to the Mountains.

The seaside charitable resorts for the chill
dren OF the poor have proved so beneficial that pr II H.
whtc and others Plymouth Church have Joined IN an
enterprise send children o the mountains IN Penn
sNlNana where th'N spend two weeks lnproN ins
their health The Rev rarson ot sherman, Pa In,
taken zen children To his home aud the homes his
me- is hhors weeks stay. The expense t.c
chiren there ani hack l. - 90 each. and und io ~
known ~ the Mountain Fund bcIns raised 10 nj
feeble children thlthtT IN August
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Bernard Stchlin. butcher, at Humboldt and
Cook streets, Brooklyn. recovered yesterday verdict
of s2ro damages from Mrs Bahcua lloch, At door
neiphbor whom he sued for slander. ON June n Mr.
stehn caught OF Mrs llochs SriS dogs stealing
piece OF meat and he gave lta kck and sent II Nclpng
home She went out IN rag" and sand 10 lim IN her
excitement; you have stolen whole loads uf sheep
from the market You steal COWS from the street and
slaughter them Your ward Mrs lIocli dd not
the com IlAInt and ludsmonl MAs lAken ~ delAult
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Charge. Asaln., Surgeon Woodwork.

WASHINGTON, July l9-Chnrgcs Of rrcgu-
lariiy in office have been preferred against DR. Wood
WORTH supervising surgeon OF Marine Hospitals They
embrace his conduct in receiving lay for extra services
rs inspector at % day. The law contemplated that
allow ucc should hc used in travel hat n T. claimed
that he sat IN his office all the time A. the l Ma con
stlutlN passed hY the accounting nlptrs. Nls Thought
hcN will bee implicated The lre.d, me- has en- iurs, the
charges over 10 secretary sherman lur lnNestsauon
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Horrible Murder ora Woman.

WORCESTER, Mass, July l9,-At Auburn this
morning Ellen Cimpbcll wih OF Frank tnmIhch. ncsip
plod raupcr. WAS murdered by James MuloAhy, alias
wilkins lie broke each of the four limbs o his Nl um
across has knee and pounded her head destroying one
eye ami ucuru- hrr skull She hNtd luur hours To ten
hr turrihc ui her murder and name the murderer
MuonhN j. under arrest lie admits the commission OF
The act hnasull,. and j. evidently insane lie served
three years IN hil NJ ~ duln \ IS ami was
leased about three years ago
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stephen Il. Smith who was struck hy light
min, nn Monday uigt. hg, changed from a lar com.
nj, ,iun ga complete yellow
james Monahnn. aged IL Of New York was
sent tn Jersey iltN ON Wednesday to purchase some
corks and has not since been seen.
chief Of Police Whitney Of Bayonno has ia
sued order prohibiting the SALOONS from selling liquor
sunday. lie says that he VIII personally SIC that
the order Is enforced on sunday next
Mr.. Charles Garfield of Newark has sold his
Uotlng mare Lady Narlck Tor 90 She has made "A
mile on the Wav,rey track in % Mr. Harrison has
sold Katie TAYLOR TO Mr Newman Vi New YORK ioT ylVO
She has made halt nie IN i.lA
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Cnss Fontania. with an organ on his bnck and
monkey under his arm. was before Justice Riley, in
Brooklyn. yesterday. when the Justice asked what
charge against him. officer replied that the daugh
ter Of Alexander Frazer o ~ canton street had trodon
the monkeys tail. aud the onfasod animal spfaug
the child AMI bit her twic" IN the cheek The Justice
couldn't how funiana wasr'spoushe, but the u, tr
cont nded that he should not he allowed to about with
such iorocous animA The monkey frequently hit chill
drrn who pulled lni"rfefrd with his tal Iu>irr Riley
released the Italian on the condition that lac would keep
his At York.
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The recent storm WIS very severe on the
line oi She Eric Railway At Rl-cwood. j., wm
dau-crNu. g. remain in the uiro u the tlesrlnh conn.
ranV lue rouui wHs nl'i WITT ,'rnirl'N and hght
An ilc sflIr ft. u-,d iu 'lrgrulhN were rih"i The
ma-urs Ntir rluN run t'-ethcr aud uic Wires Vn me
Vol.s eompieitiA burned On
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Lord Benconsncid Explains.

IoNpoN july la.-In tie House Of Lords this
afternoon Earl B,aconshcd explained that the appont.
mcuto Mr. T rieoft as Comptroller OF the stationery
once Wa. made ON ground, of deficiency lie snd hat
Tor reasons VI hlsh IubIIe duty. he was bound not To
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Why Dog.ca,eher Wood. !. In cen.

Albert s. Woods. a dog catcher. caught Mr.
Sc,k Mania's dos IN front OF his huuso at 80. Las,
Eleventh street ,r~iei day. and was taking him away
when Nj Manila offered him - 81 to release the dos
The money was accepted aut the dog WAS urVd. Mr. Ma
nlu then had Woods arrested on thr charge m huhrA.
lie was locked up IN the fiitl street police station