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DRIJING or POoL SELLERS.
The Proprietor. Again Arrested In Hoboke n
lc.IrrdmA l.olnx on Win the snlr..

hokan to soil pools in pea,., i,,ain foil into tho
- ,,t Il..,'. -, ~, -
"N"'S "i 'l'' '''''S'ih h'P"'' H"'t'H Nr'hih
second tine nIHdc complaint against them.
md JUDGE Hoffman granted wnrrants Com
.,,,l.. w.,,-l.u I,a,'a,., .,, S." -.
r""''s N"h''H' i"'"iu ana Suht"h WrIe
charged with the execution Of tn 80. and they
took Cham, Hiiasa J.hn N,Dnu,.,l q, ,ha
tI,,.,s..,, ,,.,,,.... On. H., t., rn..
H"'e'h ''"h' ''Nt' mousse Jhih's h'iiy re-
uartnd without warning and William Ioyrll
~.
nearing thu' ne was Nhhi"i. voluntarily re-
I'M. .b,..,t " '"N ''0" "'N" 'e
"'t w, -n,ii'H', .l -, .,
ms NUi' lle ~ arE'- NEh4ilSl tl' poor sfil"rs
wrrr tWc'piu' N,y ,N're nrsi nfrhlEnci ior
keeping a diSurdurly house. ana then for viola
iion Of tho statute ~ 1867 which prOh ihIt- bot
TN, on hDf-. D.. ing nnl rnnl'- ~ ,hnrDn
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NJ sr,,,rv no .hor.,. IL, ,,,,, .....i,,.,s ,fr,,
i, NJ. Mr. 1w ,rd In h = lroi'.sit .on 70 the Al
torn y a. .u.',,i ~ ,- g., ,,,,,,,. ~ 50
II is unlrrstonI th.t Il Inc Attorney Con ,ral
relus"s To- ac,cp Nr Twccds nropo-lti"n 10
su ~ e,,n3nsi th, R,n', onI ,"ninSt ihn,.itv Mr.
'rn,ynsrrj ,viIl ,nus,' ,r hn ,,i isbrd sn mn Ia
OF Mr. Twe.i's so-rallsd confession ~ shows
What he "oulI hnvs /. si .nni la in th. sut
agi'he ,y MR. sw"gny a1a IN i1e onsr GpuIs
% iv H. "a. t,, h. ,,i ,, H., ~ t'r tr
~ , "l '' i - u" ~ ~ - -, 49,, i,,
nI 7, H. H. M ,1, Nv W r. n ,,,, ,,,i, -, d,,,r
~, 7u wv, Ill.,. VIVA, ~ n.y. ,, NJ ,,,,i
mliinr ,,innr ."! ane pun in,' Sn," ~, 'um s hnnn
i,ri i'm iau "u1 vh, fs ,o hinnn fnr il '
"n,"s nv II iin'p.r.nu ~ th. mniv man who has
,l, NC - M =, i,, Nr S,,,n,'v
MI as"s '.'I r nn,r ttt, ~" ' IN Xxx
s''riri, a. ~, Ir,,'raol WIS r'i".is ii from
.',' & i" a. H., ,',' , Y 'rih T. b,
MN - Il Il mM , ,y NH nni of th INV
trnnsi,tv an tho f.it nr 'lis rre. ,nt.l hy him,
- nil uiiu "l',s l,''i, Sll,'.H t,.iS @ W ~ ~
n'n,, "'iN H. Nv. .i rr.-,ivc1 ,,v"ntv rv' r,r
",mS' ,. MI ., ,,r,rt" " ,r .r, Nr
g' g,i,.' - 'npp npp ~ t., @ 49, i,,',ss
III WIN oid nni 'Fhapr' 4 "Wo"Jwari vIo
usualy livlded the money. E,t nNe per orn',
',",i NY ~, NJ H., -. & f N III ,i,,, NJ
presented the hiU MT. lng'isoll salu tlht Mr.
SNSobS SUR WE !atW,i,H ~ ~ ~ uh 'GGn.iupv Gp
S."ioH IN nru i I'm a, III , ",u II lyatsn ,hse
1ryrvv, ~ ~ ,,ii,nr ini,So' Vi '"'''e' IL "'9'" '
W., Vvvt', ~ ~ t, ,1 ,r1r,r. II cr,c, di
vi, "n,,u u"N, ,,iu 1, ,''u nnn"h" ~ Nv hcts ~ No
,ms o Yia I,nts in ,s7i I, os,r.
tin hoy the stolen money was di,ird a., ap2ns ,q,.
s 4, u 4, . ~, ., va. wy u, u h., l. ,i,h ,,,,h
HIM, H., ", ~ ry rSnnniy p md th"ru wr'
a n.in,e VI w. ,,iiVs ai ,is Inv '., n S,,
~ ,i, 1, 80 ~ II my, & ~ r'ni,d a,,,e ~
III, y 'qnn,i,hM ~ th,v .'', ana,c,ri mi iii Yr
n ,s f a,,, ~, ', I,n,"s M NJ
inr" pait Vi w. npn'l M ''l & VIII u, , ,S,,ii vi
~, ", "a, . IN "..u i l ~ n : : t Il ~
nnlinNi, ""''' '"'iiVe H. i"N 'so'' "'"N0 us
'Ise',','.N S,r,o,,. WON, ., rur,,,c In 1871 ond
p,, n sy,,,,. T. ii,,r,N hi, i,riY in ~,
H. rn,nainrd aWnv ai"ut ayr vanrs rcinrnlng
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ram or 4 BRIDGE IN ENGLAND.
Nearly zoo Person. Thrown Into the River
Twelve kIIIed nnd ELn .onc injured.

LONDON, June 6.-The Bath aud West OF
England Socicty's centenary was celebrated at
Bath to-day. Tho Widcombe Suspension
Bridge fell. and over one hundred persons were
thrown thirty feet into the River Avon. Eight
dead bodies have been recovered. and several
persons aro missin Many were injured.
despatch from Bath gives the following ad-
ditional particulars OF the accident:
At about half past 10 O'Clock this morning. on
the arrival OF a train load Of excurtionsts on
the Weymouth branch Of tho Great Western
Railway TO attend tho agricultural show. be-
tween one hundred and two hundred persons.
belonging mostly to the we-to- do farmer class.
rushed upon the toll bridge leading from tho
railway PLATFORM The bridge WIS " wood. OF
light construction. narrow. about 30 feet long,
and betw ven 80 and 40 feet above the river Avon.
II rested upon posts mortised into stone work
n either end. md without n centre support.
Tho bridge snapped in tho centre. and the two
ends were wrenched clean from the sides. The
whole mass, with tho people on il. was plunged
into the middle OF the stream. which WIS about
seven feet deep. Boats from the Shore were
Immediately at work rcscuing the living and
searching for the dead, 1t il estimated that
about l2 persons were killed and 5l injured.
some fatally.
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4 TfNGLE or VIM CONTESTS.
The Property Of Husband md wife who
Died W IIhIn Two DnN. Of IMch Othcr.

Surrogate Calvin rendered decision, yes
teriay. reopening the probate OF the Will Of
Mary Boyle, in order thnt the hcirs-at-l law may
Lave an opportunity a. present evidence IN re-
gard u Il. Mary Boyle was tho wife Of Edward
Boyle, wel-to-do surveyor. AM strict
Roman Catholic. Mrs. Boyle made will in
ls0d. bequea,hing all her property TO her hus-
band. In January. 1875. she executed another
will, leaving her property 10 man who claimed
TO be her only surviving relative. Mr. Boyle
md his wife di"l in Paris in April 1916 Mrs
Boyle preceding her huSb ndto the grave by twO
days. Mr. Boyle lud * 'nuted a W ~, previous
TO his departure for Europe. leaving all hs
estate To his w.i'. should she survive him. and.
IN ease o. her death before him. t. the House OF
"a" Good shepherd IN this city. tn" value q!
the csilt Of husband ana wife is estimated at
about $4,000.
Mr.. Boyle. hcquost % the House Of the Good
Shepherd Is contested by his heirs on the ground
that thnt CORPORATION nlr"rdy owns In nlu h
propertv ms the law allows. and also on tho
srouni that the tDstlmentary paper contain ng
the h"qu"st Wis not rNrr rutnd within two months
previous Ia Mr.. Boylr's death. rs the law re-
qur's, in order 10 make su ~ % bnucst valid.
On the representation that Mrs Boyle had no
next 81 n. except her lrsatDe. her Will Of Jan
tlon. Now tnnt persons iepres II ng them
selves Ia he her hoirs at law have app, arrd the
Surrogate has oid rcd the probate rnop"n"d.
NNpu ttlr ne ~ ai-aW sut cnl IN oNorthIOWins
IN" Will OF January. 1916. they will ri II have ha-
Tor" them tho task of oycrthrowlng tho will of
before they can got any 6f t. Should thcwill II
1866 be sustained, and also Mr.. Boyles Will.
then tho whole property of husband and wife
Will 10 to the House of tho Good Shepherd.
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FIGHTING IN MONTENEGRO.
CONFLICTING hCCOrNTs or THE RE
SJLT or IHE BfTILEs.



immune N"">'"n '"""rE'"'' "e'e"'c"'
JONDoN JuncG "A dcspnt. N from Hnpusa
-. -. :. ,r,.,. ,r'',,,,,,'
attack on Montenegro from tho Albanian side
has begun. Ali Saib. with MI of his force.
advanced from SpuI up the Ieta valley. the OBJ
Jct boing to reach Danilograd. Tho Monto-
ncgrins mot the ntt,ck on ,b.Liu of Nr,lint Tbo
a. - 80, -
hEh'lhE ~ SVi" r'Elhs' pul up 10 noon tne TURK
ish assaults were ropulsed. Five hundred
Turka hn1 brrn kiilnd Thn M,n,.nc.rirs
,,,.,r, ,'.a,.,a, ,,,'r,,.,'',, ~. 49, ,'..'.
lousnt hEhlhs' enormous Vuus' tnere oelhs
$4,000 regulars and irrcgulars against them on
this sido nlone"
''',9 80, ',',"0 .,
an on,-''l report received at oons'ah,lhoplo
yovinio conorma ,ho ranortod defiant of ,ho
80 ''., ,,'', W .a,
Mont'nrsrins ana lierzcgovincso on the 4th
losa bv Sulei,nan pnsha
o1s, Wy ou,e.'i'a', ,s,,a
ferpleNihg geonu"uictiohs rela'iVe 70 Au Shios
Operations on the southern frontier Of Monte
n.pro continue 10 bo recoived Tho Wanna
Political Correspondence, which ia usually we'll
informed. publishes IA special despatch from
Cnt,aro saying thnt Ali saib was defeated at
MalfM and lost 700 men. A Ragusa telcgrom
supports TINS view Al sab on the other hand
% %..umsinhtmlni IA accouht OF nls rs success. arcordlnS
70 "bi,n me-. ~ he nns o'cup'ou 'ho helshs comhahu-
=, The Standards Vienna correspondent says
VIZ, DenbotoNlon sb ,I hl nHhl III b,nsha ,s, huilDels
unuD ~ h'h mn nous 9ily ,yi n,,oht ~ nTo slunre
mirs mis,, ~, VIZ n"u,."' ui,I uS,Ii,. 10 poIpeTIiE ~ M on on
D,,,,,,n,, D,,,,,n,hii. ~ ~ oo'"nS suPp''oe iIOi Daii"''ah
e),HpNllHi7' MI, VI
L1NnoN. juno IN" ne Nnnnh rorresponient
~ W. ..W,ts mus ekkpwihs ulo op'fn,2hS
% H. ~ "a ~, W. ~ su,ss " i, ouiiv, G
% %,n .s,n " f'or'cu ,r",i hau usn ~ Wi az az
~ ~"ns' .,invp't, W" n'W7 hl"y oe nSsu,.h,l 10
T." X rs,a1 n o, % ns ,'V ~ r. pn ~, ss
~ ~ s'''ii1 cuua,ly r'tia'n ll". ,ne urks on
w SVlu.h'ifu lu.hif i.ht.rI, WHO ihiNnn,ou III M We
ur"'u"Ii ., SPUR htN' oeeh urlVrh DICK NJ
ON thr AiLnrinn III. ,v, huf N f',"t m,i ,"on
the hulk of his forces ihan,e with the view Of
making nn effort TO cnp,Are Nteirs before
Suicrn.an could come b. the resrue. Much Will
depend on whether sul.rnian is ablo To force
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JOTIINGS .lHOur TOuM.

Tho soNout 'on-yrar lou-ts have made their
arp' 4ran' in N"H,ei7 .i fnt,uN uuWh'l,
In a thrre-miIr walk ON tho Athletic Clubs
fuuu' So tfiHN N %. luNtll defeated ", >. hldAboNg
in ~ u.lnD'ta i''. o,cDNiN
Tho six monh'.- Of tho committee ~ tho
nnud of Liurtu t.U'u'ed 10 CONSIDER the proposed
lniI HdnelnuW t'f' '.N punishment, Wr evenly dtliod-
Acting Capt. II lNr0w saws that ON .nr " liam
NurHhrN, oi tho Mrt,'r street lrI.t. IL teufethte
m,l, ANA MasuJt usuuA when he aitest,d Ammo ilar-
unstvn.
Tho rain last evening soaked through tho
canvas 40 the q ltl tul.lu West llrtt Nuilh street.
und drip'l upon the Wolsmp,rA The kcN. j. ID. lierr
preached
Tho i .arl II Firo Commissioners propose
10 clAn-r iur lie parmtnt headquarters from M,rccP
street iu tar r occupied hl Hook and Ladder NO s. az
lhutccnM sulc' Fourth avenue.
,, The programme for Miss Ada Dyass honolt at
NhAack 10 nsltt. tWltNtc "A SlUepm Noi., Cloth.
nft. ~, 81 N9"l ir 81 inil' UHaful =, it,, The
Lady o Lyon. aui "LnNe's Sacriacr"
on saturday morning nli tl' s'hn'l n9 h9!
lN fii f.|Nt Nt.I f|i "
'ncan.1 "' i..itut,, ,Hui r,u'. .n .iD-. ,H ns.
~ Nsh rom! 10 see Ma s9Ieis parade ANS dlA
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TIE ROss-PLAIsTED HOAr RACE.
Ross Winning Amer lie Had Bcen Declared
the Victor on Account OF Foul.

ST. JoHN. N. b., Juno 6.--The rowing match
between Plaisted and Ross came of to-day.
Pasted won the toss. and took outside position.
The start WIS a prompt one Plaistcd took first
water and got ahead. settling down To thirty
three strokes n minute. and using all his force.
Ross fowed coolly Mt thirty-two. Paistcd
crossed into Roass water and jockeyed him.
His movements were dis severed by Mceker from
the Judges boat. This iocknying continued for
best, while lose made no eXertiOn. just above
Appleby's wharf Ross made spurt and stoered
crosscd over. and getting into Ross's way n foul
occurred. Both boats stopped. and Sheriff
Harding ht once declared Ross the W inner Of
Not knowing of tho decision the oarsnen again
started of fairly, Ross going nhcad and Plaisted
following in "a hopeless and desperate stern
rnre. Ross rcached the hnish in 27;07A.
Plaisted was flv" lengths behind. The latter
claimed a foul. but 1t WAS not allowed.
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OTIfEE VIE TOrICs.
The Porte and the sues Canal 4 Conspiracy
Against the Prince or scrvIa.

CoNsrANriSorLE June 6.-Thc Khcdlvc Of
Egypt has inimai"d e. the Porte. in view Of
Ear Derhy- dsspat b TO Lord LYONS British
Amhassaipr at Paris which was 'gid ON tho Ia
bic Of the House Of Commons yesterday. that II
the Porte 4 t.rmin.s To refuse the Rus-inn
navy thr right tu iti0S through the Sunz Canal,
IL must send n4en-Vf-W'.r t. defend It's en-
trim ~.
PARIS. juno G.-Thc Russian trlographic
as'n y says tha, a telegram has boon rrct'iv 4
itum Srulu, d.lrus that conspiracy had
boon dIs uy"r'd m S'rsia tp dnpOss Prince
NJ Ian. IN favor ~ tne pr n'a of Mon'.nesro.
\lENNA. Jun" 6.-The N,1NSrie Z,inng's Pera
special reports that an Italian corvette. With
GH men aboard. has com" t. GRIFFIN thr BAR
dan'N"s hV striking - torpedo. Tho telegram
glN - no further particulars.
toNsIANTfNurLE. Juur G.--rhc deaths by the
plague at Basdad huYe dccreas I'd To- twenty -four
M.nhlY.
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MiCJTiGH's HHrLr TO HUTLER
Describing the General IA the Leper of Our
rOlitics-Aiso "a. FnI-iner.
pnILADELpmIA, June G.-Alr.

PHILADELPHIA, June G.-Mr. Wayne Mac
Voagh furnished the following letter. in reply
tp Gen. Butler. 10 the press this evening"
PHILADELPHIA. June G.
Gen n p Hllsr. WiJfnga~ H. Z
| fear you have ovrrworkei your invectivo
frultcs. for your long and ltDorrl l,llrr of to-
far 10 destroy that reputation ior cit-,tlyr ur-
Illiiy which you have SO sedulou0ly fusterrd.
Tho Issue between YOU and me W.A oi your own
sr'hins, and II 50 pnn that you cannot obscure
u by any amount OF representations however
lreiNVani or vulgar You deiihcrat'ly is wrote
hnd published concerning mo iour sheer false
hoods, WlhOutN particle Of fonndnton for any
one ~ them. Thrrrulon promptly put you On
u" mn lNnhl IuIpry, with a very lrgllln stlir-
nwhi oi your nlirn''s upon YOUR forehead. Al
}pu have IN lLusl your pun ehm"nt for m IN
hr" week, ana now virtually confess that every
statement mad" by you was untrue. have no
Objection 10 3 ar eating down; but you must
not SUPPOSE lhat placed yon there in re-
rAhlbit you ns warning 10 younger men.
Hnilliy and energy, you had become the
cQnN iction that you habituhy Disregard the
clghth uni ninth comman lments. Tint pur-
pos" has been fully answered by the comments
OF mo country upon your character, and ] have
no iuftn"r interest IN the matter. ! shall not
even take hctruuble to deny any any new false
hoods YOU nHy think II 10 your advantage To
invent ubout me, for those WHO know ma viii
hol h'heN" HnNihing you sly aga uAt me- and
lhn0. WHO hnuw ypu. oi course. MiIl no, uolIrge
anything you say hsainst nu}hndy.
losnodj WAYaL MAoYEAGH.
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ACCEPTING A REELECTION.
Laborcr. on the North River Piers willing
to Return to their work.

The freight handlers who stopped work.
ing on the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
piers because their wages were reduced ten per
cent. met in Hugh NJ Hugh's house at 10 Bat
tely place yesterday. and decided to return. Tho
men say they give in ony because their families
arc suffering for want Of food, but they hope
thut the corporation Will raise IN eir wages again
10 the original standard-nltcen cents an hour
when trade becomes better. Some of the men
said TINT the superintcnicnts OF Plcrs and 80
were ready to reemplOy all who wished to re-
turn.
But Col Raymond. agent ~ tho company NJ
Pier !. said that he had rntuscd to reemploy all
those who he believed " have boon the leaders
in the strike. He also said that he had resolved
letters from he m'n saying that they were ready
e. come hack. but were afraid VI personal vio-
lenee from thelr cOmrAles.
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Stabbed by his Companion.

While pitching pennies in the yard adjoining
the Tobacco Inspection Warehouse In Fourteenth street.
Jersey city, late on Tuesday night Michael Walsh. AGA
thirteen ani Timothy Shea ared fifteen. quarrclled over
the posscsso Of thrs" cent piece shea struck his
penion, who much smaller. and young Walsh puckiiv
olinched with him and threw him To the ground lie
drew -eito from hs bosom and thrust into the back
OF hs ANTAGONIST nearly to the Init The boy tiled
tu~cy. and two Of his associate carried him him to
Ihysican's ONCE The hisdo found 10 he about dx
inches long aui bent NJ the point which had struck the
SPINE The wound Il between the shoulder blades
walsh was then taken o St Fraucs Hospital, and ne
police not beg informed until after midnight. she's ~
time 10 escape lie is member oi tie "trestle worD
sang.N n vicIous band VI Nnmms rnWdles
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE By TIN
SUNS REPORTERS.
Devourinv CLAIMS by the Thou-and-Tbe Cres0
Bake Of the Rhode Island 4 ssociatton- Dts,
tinguished Heavy Weights Gather In Forvs,

Devouring CLAIMS by the Thou,and-Tbe Cres0
Bake Of the Rhode Island 4 .sociation- Dta,
tinguished Heavy Weights Gather In Forus,
The members Of the Rhode Island Clam
bake Association rode through tho dismal rain
yesterday to Gabe Cases. arriving about {
o'clock. William Il. Babcock and John Arcu.
larius superntended the cooking. while tho
others. nearly a thousand OF them. sheltered
themselves on the big vcrandah. where the
tables had been set.
To tie right Of the hotel the embcrs OF large
fire were cleared away from heap OF stones.
Eight barrels OF soft clans. nve barrels OF hard
clans. three bushels OF oysters. 200 pairs oe
spring chickens 100 pounds Of shecps' heads,
400 Holsters. three barrels OF potatoes. 100
pounds Of tripe. end 800 bunchcs OF asparagus
were placed upon tho heated surface and GOV.
er.d with seaweed and canyas.
when all had becn cooked to turn. 300 MONS
Ders sat down, and were served by iifty per-
spring walters. The other members had 70
President Shepherd F, Knapp placed OF.
Sheriff Conner on. his right and Mr.. Edward
Kearney on his loft; Among the other gentie-
Henry d. Purroy Of the Common Council. Da-
y!d Bonner It T9opes Phat,cn HosSa SAB b. Perkins.
William n TGinSnl II. Ferricsmn. an 2s George Aiiey:.
james .Fock. T. Ryan. A. IL Phyfe. Commits: :
svoneFF Brennan +. Flanagapi T Beard: wiIjiam
II. Vernon. G. Shafler. A. II. Purdy. II. Clifford.
;. L,,htenstein. County Clerk Gvmbleton. jus
Allen % Of tho Astor ii"Tsc. s 4 Walton wle Of in:
St. James. and Aeck Howe. All passed. under
the string together. No time was taken. Tho
then gave up in despair. II WIS soon discovered
that Mr.. Harry Frltrr. who hat been rated in
the field, was driving to the lead. He apollo
gIzed for having previously eaton hearty din-
ner. After the feast, hc found himself credited
with six chickens. n half barrel Of clans. nftv
oysters; numerous sheepsheads. and lobsters.
and a filling in Of potatoes. tripe. asparagus,
and other delicarics. He molestly unstoned
the score. but wns first crowned us champion
and then fined dozen bottles Of vino for hav-
ing eaton a dinner before coming. Speeches
and songs followed, and tho bake WIS voted
the most successful the association had eves
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Einigrnnts Cheated.

About year ago thirteen Polish cmiGranta.
with ten children, wote cheated BY passengc agent Il
HAMBURG. aui inst AZ N obtaining u,kets Tor passage
t. Brazil by way @, Boston, received them only New
york. the passenger agent rockeung the difference The
emirftns went tu Boston and were cared for ~ the
NJ Ml'i-on state Primary School. whore they rma4ned
until Monday lhc then came H. tlis city. ant departed
inr t'r Polish colony ~ Pc NM Purft-c Co.. Wis, Where
land wli bc AWARDED them hv the Catholic Bishop u
Green Ra. Jrui1A StNgar di-aps ared when they frsl
u.I4kNd, anl la, not b. en- heard since.
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THE LlTKsT oLD woRLD NEWS.
The Grand Gross Of the Order or Plus IN.
tonIeIred ON rreNIdrnI MncNin nhom.

ROME. june G.-The Pope hns conferred the
Grand Cross OF the Oricr Of ru, IN on rTcsaen, Mac
Mahon AM Count Lari~ch 1Ac latter Is tie special
Envoy whom ihc lm'fur OF Austria sent 60 the Vatican
g. consrnttlstc The Holy Father on his Jubilee The
inp" ,ncuNins We .l'A.h lisrn> iuyiuiu. cardinal
lo'orhow sh alluded io the Nirulurs OF their lt
axe IA cons ut ~" ui the larsr uuon To which they
w'tc subjected lie advised Them to overcome per~f, u
unu 10y prayers, Nl h. sooner or lNer would tall like
coal ol nIe on lle Aead, Ol tIcIr perse eniora
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Sharpening the Axe.

Cole Arthur has selected Mr. samuel q.
oslcn. Auliior of uo Custom lluu~o; Col Wm II Mo-
Nah u. chc clorh o., the fur Division and Mr. Richard
Grant white of the Revenue ,itor Huroan commits
-l. tNtlrA uuf tl INST u o. if tIt secretary n he
Treasury tNt ri iiulNn thr fore" The COLLECTOR
iut.iA, tlat o. iurt0I- nNi i uaio to the vXsnt
proposed lt tltn tllnrt t"ul1sslou some OF the vet
,hi, 900 Custom li- AZ that they arc TO be sacrL
h-- u nm. mrLI IuILur, r-lnIl-.
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BAY CITY. June G.--Thc forest fires cover n
large rriinry 'Nieniin, from raNas to Hmr.uuc ON
the lake shore anl irou to man, nall into the in.
terror The damHso to standing timber nni logs banked
al hung ul 1, SAM a. i -rrAt ~ tlwn the shore or
rhlfnni Is iu danger AZ present nltlNu. Heavy rt, afr
reported within mi" uf iwunf ieW places The wind
fnN ufhc 20 Keep th, nrNs SUNrlAl i-c
hou~s. hiius fences and crops The devastation only
can lie stulIei by Uupluu, ram.
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nm. slgned by The Goycrnnr.

ALnANy, Junr G. Gov. Robinson has signcd
the iu'lnwini hlls.
Amendinf the Revised Statutes relative 60 the socmn
ITiuu ni marrlt'cs
For the protection of chdr H. and To prevent ani pun
iel certain Mfnu,s tu thlldlrn.
For the preservation ui lire at bathing piaces
Making rrNuity Ia the SURVIVORS oi certain Shnnc
cock lulaus lost by tho disaster 10 the steamship Dir
CH-sihn.
Providing for the appointment ofr State arcui for the
guidance ani employ mc Mt u d.srhNrg, Il couNirts.
Amending the not auihit1ui i.tHA tn be unposcd ON
lot owners Ol Incorporated rural Gem, tericA
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Killed b, Ju,ap,ng from II nurn,ng Building

BosToN. june 6.-Thc large five story building
tsha"mut avenue ami Pheasant stree owned 4, lAcop
BOX, aii occupied 10y about twou', dive aopic WAS
burned tins evening Los. silnn Tie hic ounuiicl
or lower hoor ant the huidiu- having No dr es ape
Hud hut ono cNit fhr occupants lti with great ir
Guilty Mr. hhA Carr umrod nom tlld stur, WIN.
dow, ANA received ili,N u uir-. Nrs n--oN iufunDd
f0m the fourth story and was likewise iniaii. luri
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Killed BY Lightning.

BosToS, Juno G.-Aseyern storm. accompanied
hy thunder and lightning, passed section of Ma,sa
chusetts this evening Al Aorth lIadcy. Mass Horano
g. Hufd prominent citizen was instantly kille6 hy
lfhimn1, nud two workmrn Of his. in n tohhrcn nrld
were lro,talrd, but wil recover A. fichhure Mass
SNiSl buildings were damaged hV lightning One man
"Aslmurcd. e horse wa, killed. and damage done.
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The New Greek Ministry.

ATHENS. juno 6.-The new Ministry has been
formed A. follows Wee. .hdnirM Canhr.. rrlnl,r aui
Minister a. tlc Marine. VI Coumoniouro. Minister .,
ino Interior VI ru,ouIi Minister OF Foreign Affair.
lvl-'ulris. Minister o Finance. NJ Dr.iaiui. Minister
O. ln-uncu"n, @mhraeacni. Minister MaI,
Znimi, Minister of Justice
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Why, how dye do2" This is the salutatlon
Of the renowned Charity Grinder tina, m.u1crab,e cd
bore, ielore fastening hcr>l visitor upon n amy
Who dread her presence. 'arletou Co got enolsh
of her. and IN s defence had In publ her sins to the
world Al any look store you may hear OF old Charity
OInAor.-A.M
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President SranahHn. Of tho Brooklyn ParlS
tounns-ou. mas hocu huihuikad Ia adNt iOr tupn
PALS r water c lud rom Prospect PaIA 10 Cuncy
Island, 10 carry fresh water To the island
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Ei-ing barometer. urdrly -'Htionary tempera-
tuf" r"ifh 60 west wmi- mud ram areas follow cd by
: !. ~
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LOUISVILLE. juno G. In tho International
rrographi, Al Union toia resolutions were adopted
san u'nin' the snlms u dricshc to the Exposition At
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=, Am oriran Soft Capsule Cp.a Pure C,usulAtol
NeJ''me', pUt NJ "a mDDi!- o,Aes An dr'sg gi.n-At.