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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22
IRISH sNATIONALISTS."

SENTIMENTS AND PLANS OF THE IRISH Or
CARNATIONS IN REFERENCE TO CANADA IN
TIE EVENT or WAR BETWEEN GREAT
BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BUFFALO. May q, 1873.
Further inquiry among Irish leaders In this vicinity,
aud Irishmen who In correspondence with
leaders of Irish organizations in other Cities tends
TO better understanding OF their feelings and pur-
poses. Tho following summary may be regarded us
pretty trustworthy
Frst-The words "Fenian" and "F eniansmn have
fallen into disuso with Irshmen particularly IRISH
mon who formerly Fenians. Irish s.National-
ists" and Irish "Rihemen" there are. though, who
have the Same longing for the Independence OF
Ireland and tho same hatred OF British rulo that
were professed by the Fenian Brotherhood.
NO REPETITION FORMER RAIDS.
Standardization throughout the Nortnorn States
and the Canadas wide awake aud looking for an
opportunity to strike q blow for their national
Independence, and to cripple or hamper Great
Britain, II possible; but at present no repc-
tition Of former Fonan raids Is generally
intended. freshmen In Canada have sympathy
with such movements, which would endanger their
own homes and property and involve an outrage upon
Canadian communities which have never done them
any harm. Raids arc also discountenanced by the
better aud intelligent Irish patriots on this side
OF the border, from General Shields downward.
AID ENGLAND FROM CANADA.
Tird-lrishrnen are preparing. however, 10 act in
the contingency OF war between England aud
Russia, should war be declared, and should
Great Britain attempt TO recruit troops in
Canada every lrishman with whom the writer
has convorsed says the Canadian troops recruited
would have oil and moro than they could do ut home
It Is tho settled purpose OF the Irish organizations
who are now drlliing and collecting arms and
money, 10 prevent The reinforcement Of the
Atlantic. "In order TO prevent II" said . prominent
Irish leader here to-day, 'there would be raid
into but an invasion OF Canada, or at least such
dem onstration in that direction would keep the
Dominion In continual state OF anxiety or alarnl.n
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MORAvIAN CHURCH CONFERENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 81, 1878.
The second annual conference of the Second dis
trict OF the Moravian Church began here to-day.
Thirty-eight delegates present, representing
fifteen churches Dir. Herman Jacobson. pastor OF
the First Moravian Church. conducted tho religious
exercises and delivered the address Of welcome Right
Rev. Bishop DE- Schwoinitz was chosen president and
Rev. G. Magic secretary Various committees were ap
pointed, and Bishop De Schwciu,ix read paper on
tho REORGANIZATION OF Home Mission support The
paper reviews the history OF homo missions In tho
Church from It's early establishments In this country
to the present time, and says during the past nine
years the cost oil homo missions $l4 ADJ Is, and
The number OF comm ncans was Z 163 ut tho end oil
the year 1915. In 1876 the Synod transferred the
whole work TO the Board OF Church Extension. The
cost OF homo missions is more than by the former
plan, but as tn present number 81 COMMITMENTS Is
., 1896 the extra amount can be easily mado up by the
organization Of home mission society In every
church.
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SIGNED BY THE 1AIsGSvERNoR.


ALBANY, Nay 81, 1878
governor Robinson to-day signed the following
buls:-
Amending the act providing for security against
eAuuoIuinary connagratlons and Tor the creauou VI
safety iunds by fire insurance companies.
Repeating the Newburg Vagrant Act.
Authorizing the Bulslo City Cemetery 10 convey
certain lands to the city for streets.
amending the supervisor act
amending the act regulating coroners' fees.
relative 10 auctioneers.
Amending the act relative TO offences punishable by
Imprisonment In jails aud by nue.
froviding ways ana means Tor the support OF the
government.
facilitate the making Of proofs Of discharge from
state frs0n upon a trial for u second offence.
10 nutnoriZs tho Comptroller 10 compromise ana
settle OLD Judgments aud contract debts.
For the relief OF Julia T.. Stewart.
For the relief OF Patrick Kinney.
10 release certain real estate 10 Leopold Mullcnbon
In Eric county.
To confirm official acts OF Ralph l.. Crook, notary
public, 10 Kings county.
For the relief OF Catharinc Rasbach.
10 legaiizc acts OF surrogatcs aud others granting
letters OF ADMINISTRATION and 10 provide tor ung
such letters in certain cases.
Amending tho act relating to courts officers OF
justice and clv!I proceedings
Relating to powers OF attorney by married women.
Authorizing official seals Tor the Superint oi
Public Works, Superintendent Of Statc Prisons and
State Treasurer
Relative to taking clans and oysters in tho waters
OF the State.
Making appropriation TO pay an award to Peter
VOORHEES,.
Relative to the property and families Of abscondine
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Inspector General Randolph o. Marcy, United States
Army, and William N. Wady, President OF the Cen.
trail Railroad OF Georgia. at the New York Colonel
John Hay and Amasa Stone, OF Cleveland, and Lieu
tenant Commander Frederick Pearson, United States
Navy arc ut the Windsor. General Daniel Tyler,
Of Alabama; Edward Avery, of Boston, and Joseph
Pulitzer Of ST. Louis. ure at The Fifth Ave-
nue.. Ex-Cong-ossman O. u. Matteson, or
Utica, and Edmund Burke OF Now Hampshire. are NJ
tho Metropolitan. Senator Charles Hughes, Of Sandy
HILL ~ X, Is at the Sturtevaht Captain Cook, OF the
steamship Russia, Is n the Brevoort Rev. Dr. Car
mody. OF New Haven rs at the Grand Central. Thomas
Dickson, President Of the Delaware aud Hudson Canal
Company, Is Mt the Gilsey. Ex-senator John Stock
ton. Of New Jersey, Is NJ the 81. James.
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INSURANCE CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, N Y, May q. 1878.
The sixth annual convention OF the State Associa-
tion Of Adjusting and Supervising Fire Insurance
Agents was held hero today. All leading nrc
insurance companies were represented. Tue follow
ing officers were elected president, Alfred Rowell
general agent Of tho Republic Company, OF Now
York; Vice President X. A. Little, special agent OF
the GIen's Falls Company, OF New YORK; Secretary
and Treasurer, James Il. Hodges, Of tho Star CON-
pany, OF New York; Executive Committee, o. W.
Palmer, special agent Of tho Franklin, OF Penn.
syivania; ID. q. Osman, superintendent OF the
agencies Of the Imperial and Northern England; III.
). Pasco. OF tho lEtna Of New YORK; y. r. Barney.
special agent OF the Hanover, OF New YORK; Curtis
Clark general agent OF the Westchsser OF Now York
j. H. Chafe, general agent OF the Hartford, Conn g.
H. Burcnc, special agent Of tho Ph9nx Of Brooklyn.
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REsCUING THE MINERS.
PAYING FOR THE RIOTS.

WARREN COUNTY, N. J., FREEHoLDERs RE-
FUSE TO AUDIT THE BILLS OF SPECIAL
DEPUTY sHERIFFs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PnILLiPsDURG, May q, 1878.
There Is trouble in tho financial management OF the
affairs OF Warren county, N. j.. caused by the recent
Board oil Freehoders and the Sheriff, who during
tho July riots dcputlzcd largo number Of dcpu-
ties, forty or whom put in claims for
rendered the county. The claims range from
$34 TO $3.50. Some OF the men did not do a days
duty but their bills were paid When the Board
OF Freeholdors was organized committee was APP
pointed to investigate the accounts OF the Treasurer
and sheriff
REFUSAL TO AUDIT THE ACCOUNTS
At the meeting OF the Board, held at Belvdere to-
day, the treasurer presented new book and set Of
vouchers, which tho Board refused to AUDIT,
and 10 expected that the Sheriff will
havo TO pay $4,000 $40 600 out Of his
pocket. Tho Board consists Of twenty -one men,
bers and dftec0 OF them are IN favor OF thorough
search into the dongs the old Board expect to
be able TO show TO tho taxpayers OF the county thut
they have been cheated out OF large sums OF money.
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THE RUSSIANS IN NEW YORK.

The little Russian coscrie now In this city, which
has It's headquarters tho Everett House and West
minister HOTEL yesterday received quite addition
By tho arrival oil four officers OF superior rank
IRON tho Cimbra- They came from Boston and
arrived In this city In the afternoon and took rooms
al tho Westminster about i've O'Clock. Ono OF Tho
party registered their names. They Baron I'm
germ sIcrnberg and Messra X. kloopius, .. Hagen
tnorn and N. schoeman. Baron stcrnberg
who 10 tho highest In rank aud possesses
authority over the others, made II his first business
ser arriving 10 give orders that no representative OF
the press should be allowed TO visit them Al the hotel
they met Captains Avelion, Grippenberg and Aiexlcn
Baron Sternberg 10 Short thick set man, appsrcn
about forty years OF age He wears beard and
mustache cut very close. HIS companions arc all
young, and have intelligent faces with quick moving
Expressive eyes. They speak excellent English, but
among themselves talk only Russian.
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SCIENCE AND THEOLOGY.

JAMES ANTHONY FRoUDE's vrEws ON THE
suBJEcT-THE CLERGY ACCUSED OF uNBx-
LIEF-THE RELIGION Mr.. TEouDE SEES IN
THE FUTURE.
LONDON, May q, 1878.
James Anthony Froude has transmitted his second
paper on "Scienco and Theology 10 the International
Reresc, OF New York, stating substance that the
modern nations OF Europe, ike the Crooks
and Romans, founded their original policy on
religion; but that tho viii OF God has
no longer place. by courtesy, IN the ssaiutes
that respectable people light against the unwelcome
truths In regard to Christianity thrust upon them ;
the clergy pray for deliverauco from evils which they
know depend upon natural causes and the bishops
themselves do actually believe what thoy profess
NEW RELIGION COMING.
Mr. Froude. asserts, however, that the message or
science 10 not the last the highest, and that
time will come when tho illusions which have
overwhelmed religion shall have passed away
that society without God In its heart
cannot exist and that when q religion has os-
tabIished itself which act upon and fully
believe, should novor be ruined by the extravagant
prctcnsions Of Its founders and propagators.
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A HINT TO THE BRooKLYN POLICE.

An inquest was held last evening before Coro-
ncr Smms and jury at the Washington
street station house, Brooklyn. touching tho
death OF James McCafcI, who died ~ tho
CITY Hospital on last Saturday week from
n fracture OF tho skull sustained by falling down Q
fight Of stairs at Svoa Hail. Fulton street. The jury
returned a verdict In accordance with tho facts,
and added 1--WE recommend more careful
examination Of injured or sick persons by the police
or hospital surgeons as 10 thor, Dtness Tor being
placed 10 station house coll over n't on the charge
OF intoxcaton instead OF being carried 10 their rcsl.
denco or to tue hosptaLn
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OUR MUsCOvITE VISITORS.

ANOTHER PORTION OF THE OFFICERS LEAVE
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THAT SOME or
THE SAILORS ARE TO BE SOON rRANsFER-
RED ARRIVAL OF OFFICERS IN NEW YORK.
ELLSWORTH, Me, May q, 1873
There Indications that the Russian forces on
he Cimbria may soon DO divided and part OF them
transferred In addition TO those who left last week.
thirteen Russian officers, including the paymas-
tor, lett yesterday for New York and Boston.
To-day three Russian engineers from tho CImbria
passed through Ellsworth their way TO New York.
Tue officers charge arc ondoavoriEg to arrange Tor
tho conveyance OF men TO Bangor 10 take the
New York
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SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.
PHILADELPHIA, May

PHILADELPHIA, May 81, 1878.
The Society OF tho Cincinnati Will begin It's triennal
session tomorrow morning at the Alpine Hotcl.
Among those who Will be present arc Hamilton
Fish, Presiden. General; Alex Hamilton, New
York, Treasurer General; tho Rev. NJ. $.
Hutton, Now York, Chaplain; tho Rev, Mr..
wiIiet and General Cochranc, New York; judge
Elmer, New Jersey General Schuyler. New YORK; Adj
miral Thatcher General Koscwig and ex.Mayor sam
uei q. Cobb, Boston tho Rev. Or. Samuel H. Lotbrop.
Boston, and DR.. David King, Newport On Thursday
grand banquet viii DO given by the Pennsylvania
Society 10 the delegates During their stay they will
VISIT points OF interest In the city.
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THE MOVES TRIAL.

In his trial at Newark N. j., yesterday, Mr.. Benji.
min Noyes testified that II the mentioned in
the hrst statement OF Mr. stcdwclI bad been turned
over to the National Capitol there would have been
sufficient TO effect full reinsurance; no had idea
but that the assets were valuable and that there
others than those turned to him tho ight Of
tho transfer IN Now York. Upon tho conclusion Of
Mr. Noyes testimony several Witnesses IRON Connoc-
tcut testified that his reputation Tor honesty was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-22

Tho New York Institution for the Instruction Of tho
Deaf and DumD hold It's annual meeting yesterday
afternoon At their Institution Washington Heights
Tho following directors Of the drst class were 70.
eiected-Morris X. Jcsup, Henry Il. Davos, Thatcher
NJ. Adams George y. Belts, Samuel Thornc, Samuel
q. Hoffman, George A. Robbins and John X. Brady.
After the business meeting tho guests to the number
800 were invtcdsto dining room, where they pr.
took OF choice collation.. DR.. Isaac l.. Poets, tho
principal OF tho Institution then exhibited hrs apest
pupils Interpreting tho signs Of the dear tho
benefit OF the audience.
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In THE CANAL.

Monday afternoon Margaret Decker, wifo OF osepn,
living In tho Seventh ward, Trenton, com.
United suicide by drowning herself In tho
feeder OF the Delaware and RarItan Canal,
Mt Greene street bridge, because her husband came
homo drunk and commenced beating her one
armed man named O'Donohuc attem pied TO save her
ana was nearly drowned himself Her body was re-
covered In about an hour.
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The PRICE OF COAL.

The Board OF Control of the anthracite coal regions met
yesterday IN the building OF tho Delaware Hudson
Canal Company, and decided that the output Of coal
10 July snail be 1000, zoo tons; tho output 10 Juno
l. TAO OoO, against ga 900 during the same timo
year Tho prices Of steamboat COAL largest size,
were advanced ten Goats; egg Eileen cents; Stove,
twcnty cents and cnestnut, twenty-five cents ton.
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THE FRENCH TURF.

COUNT LAGRANGE's CLIMENTINE THE FAVOR
TIE FOR THE FRENCH OAKS.
PARIS, May 81, 1878.
Count F. de Lagrange's chestnut Ally CI6mentine
is u strong favorite Tor tho French Oaks (Prix de
Diane) which will be contested at Chantilly on Sun
DAY next, May 90
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HOW TO MAKE IRIsHMEN HAPPY

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
England Is going 70 war She wants plenty OF good
troops Lot England buy all Of ireland now owned
by English and absentee Irish landlords, distribute IL
among Irish soldiers in freehold land grants and then
let Ireland 20. This would check mato Fenianism
just when 1t Is most troublesome, and make lrishmen
happy.
Tnis Is a peaceful and practical solution OF the
lrish difficulty. VULNERATUS NON VICTUS.
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TEN O'CLOCK OR NO BREAKFAST.

II all happened because no had slept too late. His
sister Annie had told him omphalicaliy that no did
no, arise before ten A. N. he could have breakfast
ut home. He arose nj hali-past ten and demanded
his breakfast only to be refused Thcn he stole hcf
tcwcry and pawncd II, getting his breakfast out Of
the proceeds ana sending her tho ticket She had
him arrested bat IN the Court OF SPECIAL Sessions
yesterday she reicpted. Tho Court however thou
he sh ouid be punished. Hence on the record az.
penrs:-"Lippinann Oppenheim, ten days City Prison,
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ALLEGED CONFESSION OF MURDER.

MYRxsrowS, Pa, May Fl, 1878
There otncal investigation to-day Of
the reported confession Of tho recently de-
ceased John Stoever. which no Is said
to have admitted participation In four
murders. justice Of tho peace visited
both HonelhDser and Daub, the parties to whom Il
said Stoever made the revelations, but they wcrc
unablo 10 produ the nte. ortem statomont.
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THE POLICE CoMMIssIoNERsHIPS.

The Committee on Police aud Health OF tho Board Of
Aldermen yesterday reported against confirming Mr.
George Jones Police Commissioner, In accordance
w,tb tho eentlemau,s own request Alderman Morris
offered q amendment requesting the Mayor to with
draw the nomination, but u was voted down-l4 10
o. Tho report was then adopted unanimously.
Mcssrs wheeler and Ehrhardt consequently stil re-
m ain IN Office as 20 lice Com IN IA stoucra
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COMMUNISTS FINED.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

OK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 81, 1878
Five Of the socialists who were managers OF the red
flag picnic Kindsvatters Garden last Friday wero
to-day nncd In the Police Court for violating city
ordinance tho occasion OF the Commu nisc gather.
ing Tho trco oil the Commune cannot flourish In
Cleveland soil.
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CoKoNER's OFFICE.

In accordance with the new law which camc into
effect the 2oth inst. directing that tho deputy
coroncrs DO elected by a majority vote oil the Board
OF Coroners. those officials met last evening and by
unanimous vote, reelected the present incuinbcnts-
namely, Drs Cushman, Miller, MacWhinnic and
GoldschmldL
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THE ENGLISH TURF.

FAvoRITEs FOR THE DERDY-THE BETTING
YESTERDAY.
LONDON, May 81 1878.
The betting tho favorites for tho Derby Stakes,
which will take place Wednesday, June 6, at the
Epson Summer Meeting, IS II to against Sir Joseph
AMI IL to each against Th uric and lnsulaire.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Tho free floating baths viii open on Juno l.
Tho Commissioner Of Public Works has boon d..
rcctcd BY tho Aldermen 10 report his reasons Tor
giving permission to the New York Elevated Railroad
Company 10 alter tho limo OF the curbstouc ana
corner of Third street
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ENGINEERS COMING SOUTH.

BANGOR, No., May q, 1878.
Three Russian engineers IRON tho c,moria passed
through this city tonight en- route Tor New York.
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KILLED ON THE RAIL.

BosroS. May 81, 1878.
Charles White, sentenced to the House OF Cor.
rection for robbery, was instantly killed near Wcst
boro to-day while attempting to escape by jumping
from tram. Officer Powers, having MIN IN
charge in attempting TO prevent mis- escape, was also
thrown out and seriously injured.
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THE UTE INDIANS.

WAsnrSGroN, May 81, ISIS.
Brcvet Major General Edward Hatch and William
Stickney Of Washington, D. G., and N. G. Mcfarland,
OF Topeka, Kan have been appointed commissioners
to treat with tho Ute Inaians. Efforts Will DO made
TO 0date the southern and northern Utes on the
reservation OF tho latter the White River
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A BALD-FACED LIE.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. |

INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND, Va, May q, 1878.
A telegram from Ashoviiio, N c., reports that the
story published IN the Pioneer stating that Bald
Mountain had boon rent, and ich was substantially
telegraphcd 10 tho HRRALD last night, is q fabrica.
tion-a Ito out OF q whole mountain.
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PREPARATIONS ron uAnpon pErENcr.

HALIFAX, N. s.. May II, 1873
In addition to the preparations nado by tho Militia
Department Jor the defence OF the coast some
32-pounder rid, guns havo been sent to Liverpool,
N. s, for tho protection OF the harbor Instructors
IRON the Royal Artillery arc to be sent 10 various
points the coast 70 tram artillery Drigadcs.
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ANOTHER SHIP EXPECTED.

PORTLAND, Me-, May q, 1878.
II Ia rumorcd hero that sister ship to tho Gin.
bria is shortly expected At South Invest HarboE
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MOLLY MAGUIRE REspITED.

HARRISBURG. Pa, May q, 1875
Dennis Donneliy, The schuyIkill Molly Mcguire who
was TO have been hanged at Pottsvs o.morrow, was
to-day rcspited by tho Governor for twonty days
order to allow tho condemned moro timo 10 prepare
for death.
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SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.

OMAHA Ncb.. May 81, 1878
A despatch from Wahoo says Dr. st. Louis, tho
wife murderer was to-day sentenced to DO hanged on
September 20.
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The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty four hours, In
parison with tho corresponding dato Of last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy
\ Ruiif ding No Rron
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TERRIBLE DISASTER
Six Men Suffocat ted in e
Coal Mine.
EXPLOSION OF GAS
Names Of the Unfortunate
Victims.
HALIFAX, N. s., May 81, 1878.

HALIFAX N. s., May 81, 1878.
An explosion Of gas. which occurred this morn ing
In the wing the Old Sydney Mines resulted in
the doath OF six mon.
LIST THE VICTIMS
The following are tho names of the killed.
MURDOCH MCDONALD.
RORY MCNEIL.
ROBERT HUTcHINS.
ROBERT MILBURN.
OvERMAN GRENwELL (chief.
WILLIAM CRAM (assistant).
The bodies Of the two latter have not yet been re-
covered.
REsCUING MINERS.
The first persons to enter the mnc after the cxplo
sion wero three brothers named Sullivan, who sue
cceded In rescung thirteen OF tho cutters who
overcome by the gas. They for some
time, but all slowly recovering Sixteen pairs Of
cutters at work here Ia tho South Side Mine a
large number OF men at work, but all escaped
uninjured. One OF tho Sullivans Frustrated while
searching for the dead, but he fortunately res.
cued bv his brothers
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EUItOi.E.

INDICATION IN FKANcE-A FRENCH LADY OF
ILxood family and experienced teacher. would bo
happy Ia her house few female pupils who
would ali the Advantages of the best professors and
careful maternal superusendence exceptional comiorts
tsrms all expenses. 0,OyJf Aunufn. Ad
dress soins de Mme. DU fAukE. 10 Rue du Regard
Park
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TWO SCENES

BLEMISHES AND Di EASES OF THE SKIN
and rheumatic pains removed by GLESx's SuLPnuR