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The ninso Furnace

,r. yr,Iro,.ble rumors upon
.',.s '..... ,s.sfdly il regard to The
r,,,ssy ! d Il. Ni'so Fa'nl0s Company Company,
- w., /, !, sid Out Of the announce
"a, ,sl h. ta'Sl0s 's preparing 70
:t.t .p- ,Dl e.l.s si.iiOE f0f the s,. pres.
:. Ts..t.;. stl'u' Of the eouPt'y'
r e., ,..Y %, b. definitely AsoertAined
,..,,.,,, -. I'd pending Al Investigation
= -, !, i. director. We prefer to deter
=, ~. ,,,,, ,Ip!isi. .il:euenu. The cAPi.
u = ,.,.t .. Il. company i, 5000, and
!, !. s,z;.,... ip5ss:sdDe.. sNoos $3.50 iOOe'
...,;,,is, :. d :55.gJ9 sr.s mortgages and
~, q, ~. llOGni Of second mort
,,,,. 4 Ls oses shout serenity
,.,,,,3 dollars o! aoAting debt
=, s,,t, l.,. bold sone Of its paper
s,,l III scared b! private endorse
pzs up,o h. last day or two the
-..,,, w ,sppo.sd to be pulling along
I,,...l.lly through Il. hard Time, and
:, = ,,iic. We have beeu glad to an
-, d, ,,,IuL decrs1.e Of it, bonded
" v.sillb be sorry, indeed, to know
AZ a,., i ,.rioa. trouble 10 its affairs,
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An Active Fall Trade.

GneHn1u dLIstts q TnsstAy.
The national revenue shows 4 heavy
falling Of. OF course il does. As soon
n Congress met in October Il proposed 70
modify the tariff, reduce the tar on whis-
ky and tobacco, and TO abolish the duty
on other commodities. In addition,
every member almost Who thought be
bad an idea about the fnAnces introduced
bill, uptil business men beean ne beHild-
cred and CONCLUDED 10 wait That Con.
time, paralyIed industries, and bsnes the
shribEAge Of revenues. This deereasesiS
fair indication oi losses in business sui.
iered from the same cause. But the eoun'
Try is in an improved condition noH.
Basinsss il In The upward scale, and II Is
alnost certain there will Be an active
fall trade,
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The Frontier War.

sAs FRAscrsoo, July IA Portland
Dispaiek letter Just received here from
Heppaer Yunafslla, dated June g, say
that great excitement prevails in thii
city relative TO Indian troubles. New
has Just been received that the Ipdianl
have been attacked At Canon City. Ne
particulars have yet been received. ThG
parties have commenced moving theii
families 70 places Of safety. The Yuma
tella Indians have put their women and
children on the reservation and joined
the hostiles. Everybody expects = gen
eral uprising and prolonged war.
sAx FRAxcIsco, July IA Portland
dispatch says that Governor CharlEick
has received the following dispatch:
CANYON Chr, OREGON, June %.
Our scouting party are surrounded BY
IndiIns and fighting on the north FORK oi
John Day river. The Indians are pour.
ing into John Day Valley. The militil
force Il not sufficient 70 protect rs and
they are in the rear Of the Indians. No
troops are In our valley. We have bui
few arms and ammunition. Order tbs
State militia Immediately to opr assist.
anes. Forward arms and ammunition
with an escort to arm our citizens. Raiss
them At Dallas II you can. Time u pre-
eious. &c. SKA,
0apt. GfGai o.. Hoas Gsards.
A gentleman who hss Just arrived here
from the Warm Spring Agency reportl
the Indians very much dissatisfied, and
that some are talking Of joining the hos
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r.Ir p,,msnl, on City Loans.

png to Jsly Ii,, The Connissionefs Of
s,c.asI loIa, AID ll.O the Connis-
ir,, d tie Gl losa, gave public no.
6aEntbsy had called in portion Of
h. b,ni, ewing BY the city under their
", S.li,, OF which interest Tould cease
tw !.lylst Accordingly, the former
i,u iu bstr fedsoed from ssit500 10
rsjo, 1 rejection Of 5000, and the
h1s. l.ea $500 to $4,000, 4 reduc-
s= d slsp9g. The Commissioners also
ui! 1Y,ei os tbt.e losns amounting TO
SlS. ;iL,d $l,j50 respectively. The
CIEiDl ls,r, made il 1875, bears interest
81; e. usli md The Ga. loan, made in
lE.I Il. ,,n 0! 5 per cent aud eE.
Ers.r Iron city taxation, equivalent
sHp:aaL
Tht fiA o. interest pad By these loans
aGn1lglr,!y high for city As solvent
n Eaalag, lnd We are sure that tar
H,,I vii * glad 10 sse that the Gas
tahb,v+daeed TO such small dinen.
,..,isn,. Had lie city paid Of her bill
h,EEst 10 ths Ga Trustees, 3. she should
hn dors long ago, the! would have
IA :l2Vgl more 10 turn over 10
Il COzaisiorss,, snd We need only
nIhlrt been paying eight per cent on
rsiioi.t d $1,000 instead Of s224,.
% Tbs iLsi AIi The city osn, the Gas
EzEI dos rot tIsa,e tie Doa.psynent
atSs bill B1Iipess i. business, even
ss!vsr tie city l1d iu Trustees. The
a;! /" 'elll! levied ioreed loan on the
Gu Work. and compelled the Trustee.
sr! $500 90 ii. The Gu Works are
ssiIds'ed lsaadArly able to carry the
titgusDeiss Of Coaaeil, which i. very
Hsrsnisnt TisE TO TAX. Of The subject
TSs original AMOUR; Of the Ga. loan
TS65m. lis Hov reduced to s24,-
Vi Beside. this reduction the Trustees
ii"sEpesdei IOns $500 il extern
t0a, sstistHenu and repairs, all of
'sss ~ ben earned BY the Works. 1t
lrnssi'0usOI VIA; thecity paid SO.
~ TOT TO The Gas Company in 1872, they
sinSas9s over 81 900 in actual value.
hs TfGEs4 claim that the city really
f'A' s'su .! $500 TO get possession
q a' S1Hasu Of manufacturing her
'rtEn, They poiat to the !lct that be-
Ls'' 'ses !l'ss ,ltnirg. since ls7. they
s''' I:s,!ily fsiaosd The price Of gas
ioa s. A"Sl c. per thousand feet.
tS' P'!zsru in reduction Of the Gas
l5lh ksFs k...fu
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EdiloEs IntelligeoeG:
J.w. McGuier, Esq, died at hi, moth.
er'. residence in Dallas, June 9Th. Mr.
McGuisr had been practising Law ii
Cleveland, O., for severalyear'.
There VI. a regular old fashioned wool
picking At james Hunters few days ago
The ladies, old and young. good looking
and othsrwiie, went TO work with 3 viii
and quite number Of Aseces were picked
during the day.
The sabbath School at Rock Lick will
hold 4 celebration on the Fourth Of Jnly.
Addresses vilL,be delivered by Rey.J. &
Morris and Rev. John q. Aughey.
ProI. W. N. closed his school term on
Friday last. He treated the public to an
exhibition by his scholars on the same
evening, which was very much enjoyed
by The siits Of Dallas. Miss Anna Aughey
ciosed her school on the sanedAy.
The farmers are all busily engaged IN
harvesting.
-aGone where The voodbine tsineth.'
The Sheriff was alter him with writ OF
a charge ot assault with intent % kill.
Mr.. Jones offers two acres Of land ad'
Joining town for the location OF = High
School building snd campus II the eiu-
Isus will erect / suitable building. Thii
it i thought they viii do. WATEHIT.
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Atfempt % ConeeaI llurder.

81. LouIs, July IA box containing
. corpse Was received here last night
addressed 70 Mrs. Carey, who lives neLf
the four nile house on Olive street. Thii
morning Mrs.. Carey presented burial
eerti6eSte, which accompanied the corpse
70 Coroner Amber for his inspection. The
certificate Wss not; exactly In proper
form, and the Coroner having his sus'
pieions aroused that IonsthinR WIl
Wrony refused 10 issue = burial per,
nit 10 the lady. BE then telegrIphed
70 Higbee, Randolph county, the point
where the corpse EGs shipped, and thiI
evening received iniormstiou that ths
remains were those Of Michael Carey,
who had been brutGlly AssAulted n q
ball near Higbee last Saturday night BY
Wn. Tanssy, from the efisets Of which
be died soon alter. The BODY wa then
Ihipped TO his mother 10 this city, under
m informal certificate, evidently With .
view 70 conceal the crime which had been
committed, and bot for the erefulness Of
Coroner Aabsr nothing might ever have
been known Of it.
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Ihe Railroad Business.

The advance sheets Of Poor's forth
coming annual Railroad Aaasal gives
anything but an encouraging exhibit oi
the railroad business OF 1877. The con.
sruction Of new lines shows & decrease,
gross earnings have fallen of, operating
expenses have increased, and there is 3
larger relative decrease Of earnings than
in any other year aimee the fret publics-
ton Of the manual. The number Of new
miles Of railsay built in 1877 was 2,l77i
in 1876, 1857; in 1875, l,75s; and 10
1874, e.S05. The larger part Of the rail.
road building last year was in New York
and Penn.ylyaniI, AID in uarrov.glnge
lines in Ohio, Iowa and Texas. The
following table shove the principal
points Of lsst years business, compared
with nreceiinR yeArs:
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sPORTING NEWS.

Lose BRAscK, July 2.-Tbs Mon
mouth Park races continued to-day. ThI
purse race for maidens, all ages, one
mile, Sis won by Bonnie Wood; Loltsrei
second, Bertha third. Time ls46i.
Second race, for two year olds, one
half mile. vas won easily BY Monitor
time 52..
Third race, handicap sweepstakes !,
miles, won BY Little Rob in big gallop
time 8 III. The betting on this race wa
very lively. LATHE Rob sold for 200 in
the pool Of 1000.
Fourth race, all ages, mile and one
hall, resulted 10 The defeat Of the tsvorIte,
Yirginins, BY Lon Llmer, who sold for
go in the pool Of 1900. Lon Lauer woe
BY 9 bead, Virginius second; time 9 4Si
Fifth race, all ages, one mile and iur.
long, was another surprise for the know.
ing ones. Hsttie E, who sold 10 the field
winning BY one length. Egypt was the
f1rorits with AttilS second choice; time
202. Attila fell Al the quarter pole.
Handicap hurdle race, one and bali
miles over six hurdlsr, won By Derby
time 90.
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MORGANToWN.
A Variance Between the Presi.
dent and the Board Of Regents
in Consequence Of the Removal
of Geo. q. sturgiss.
MoRGANIowH, June 2.

MoRGASTowS, June %.
caruposdssos q he Intelligence.
The hurry and bastle oieomnencemsni
il over, and old Morgantovn has again
settled down to its accustomed routine oi
quiet, lazy dignity.
The commencement was, on all sides
pronounced the best We ever yet had
There were nearly twice Is many people
present as ever before. The estimAted
number wa between two and three thou.
sAnd on the grounds. There were over
twelve hundred in the hall on commence
ment day.
Most all Of the students are now gone,
and many Of Morgantovns fair ladies
@ate lsit lamening." 1t is expected, how.
ever. that nearly all will come back rext
year, and also many new ones.
The Regents and President Thompson
came very near, as Dr.. Arnold expresses
it, Hcoming in physical contact with The
relationship Of their bodies"
Il seems that majority Of the Regents
were in favor Of electiDg Joseph More
land Secretary Of the Board Of Regents
and Of the Executive Committee in place
Of George c. Sturgiss, who then
held that position. They did 90,
bat President Thompson maintained
that this was unjust toward Mr.. Sturgiss
and altogether uncalled for, and opposed
the measure with all his influence. The
result il, we are informed, Mr.. More
land il t0remAin Secretary Of the Board
Of Regents and Mr.. sturgiss il reinstAted
Secretary Of the Executive Committee,
each at salary Of $50 per annum. Mr..
Thompson is At present the life and spirit
OF the Univer.Ity, and its future depends
largely upon him. Ifhe should be treat.
ed in disrespectful manner or opposed
in any Just measure BY the authorities Of
the University, or should himself assume
too arbitrary 5 tone in its control lot
which We hope and believe there Is no
danger) the Institution viii not advance
as il has in the past year. We do hope
and reasonably believe that it will con-
tinue its onward steps, and that its num-
bers shall increase till il shall be second
TO none in the land, II not in numbers At
least in usefulness and in standing OF
scholarship. No changes Of importance
in the Faculty were made.
The N. E. Sunday School will have 8
picnic 90 the Fourth. A good time Is an
ticipated for both young and old.
PHILASDER-
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1w@

,,,.s ..''' i's'in' sOS s7s,5OO Of this loan,
'..S .Ia ''A sPtid CT in Increasing in,
Slaa''s =. uit tiaiui.b...
,.'a Aa vel !o' 90, people to zee What
.slA.y =, pay cot il the oOurse Of a
a 'sl' io' iatsfs,t-almo., ~ much
-, ~ Pfiseipal. This immense dra,
y. r. "a '''oarues never occur, to thOss
S' I''y' ready for some new pro
- :. 's''''its 10 keep The public no.e to
~ Ss,'' q d no bigger problem connected
81. u iaiu's Of American cities than
- = fa''t'a Of interest. lis the epor-
20, - .9oas' Of ia,.rs., p.y,bl. on mu.
1S,pa nl9... d'Sa'hlt il today d,pssci.tisg
h. .s % % loU IPoint in ali cities. We
d, -1l'0' 70 'se whselipErelisysd IRON
, =, ,..' o.s' 70 Ass future prosperity. /. /,
n, +.,''' y i9' regret TIA, the priDeip.l
: - . " car debt slaSOt under Ii, tsru,
-. ! ..s''a't 3 ssIuDasd a, lower rn.s j
'e W'E' paying Z. per o.s. o.
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over $500, 1000 Of our city debt to-day,
whereas the government Of the United
sItes Is selling bonds st 4 per cent
One Of our bankers informs us thst he
knows Of $4,000 that have recently
gone into these government bonds from
this vicinity. II our debt was fundsbls
into 8 per cen, bonds 1t might Just a.
we'll have been used here. The difference
between paying 8 per cent interest and
Z, and 8 per cent is simply immense in
the course Of 81 few yeats. Few per-
sons ever stop TO compute the Differences.
A deposit Of money for fity ysars at
rates Of ipterest indicated below (the IN
terest being added to the principal at the
end Of each year, would bring the sur
pri.ing result portrayed in the following
figures:
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HAR1uBURo, Pa, July 2.-PreSidsnt
Hayes, accompanied By Mrs. Hayes, two
Sons, Secretary Sherman, Attorney Gen.
erAl Deyens and others arrived here this
aIfernoon. The party we're met Gt the
depot by Governor HArtrantt and mum
bss q citizens, and we're driven imns-
diI.sly 10 ihe Executive AAnAion.
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A mathematical demonstration like
the foregoing must indicate 10 the nost
obtuse mind that an enterprise which
can be carried on with fair success with
money at Iree or four per cent might
very soon become bankrupt il money was
borrowed At these rates Of interest, in.
creased BY the addition Of even one or
two per cent.
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Gen. shermau's Eldest Sons
Choice.

M Thomas Ewing Sherman. eldest
son Of Gen. Sherman, sailed for England,
with The intention Of entering there the
poyitiats Of the Society Of Jesns. BE i
entering 90 The tTsnty-.econd year Of b. hi.
Gre, and has taken his resolve after
nature consideration and with the eon.
sent Of his parents. BE began his studies
early in boyhood in Notre Dame, Ind
When his family moved 70 Washington
be entered The Jesuit UniTerslty IN
Georgetown, D. c, where he graduated
With honor; thence went 70 Yale Goiiese
for a eourse Of Law, which be finished al
he uniTer,ity OF St. Lous. No. He ha'
ehosen England in preference to The
nome BRANCHES ot the society, ~ he Il
likely 70 meet with lefs distraction IN
bic chosen career Imong strangers thar
here among his friends and the conpAn'
ions Of his youth.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EuRoPEAN ooNGRESs.

REx11x, July 2--With yesterdays -
sion Of the Congress the problems pre-
scented BY the reorganization Of Turkey
in Europe have been solved, with th'
diffcult exception Of the border prov
inces Of Greeee. One scheme Of settle
nent proposed il 70 offer TO Greece tbt
same rights Of supervision and eontrol
over West RoumeliI, thai Il ThessAly
Maeedonia and Epirus, - Austria viii
be entrusted within Bosnia, Herzegovina
and possibly Northern Albania. By
thus extending the influence Of neighbor,
ing States over the Adiseent provinces
the Congress might remove the cause o!
. future war.
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Minor TeiegramS

George Fessler, the abscondinl
county Treasurer Of Canton, o, was ar.
rested al Hamilton, and brought To Lon
don, ont, last night on charge of bring
ing stolen goods into the country.
jas. BedloS, Superintendent Of thl
W. o. Telegraph Co. vAs drowned .
Pine Point, seaiboro, Maine, in rescuin.
his daughter.
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Loxpox, July 2-Ths steamship.
Manitoban, from Montreal, and Bohemi'
an, from Boston, arrived out.
FAR1HER Po1ST, July 2.-PIssed in
corinthian, from Liverpool
NV YoRK, July 9-Arrived-ThG
steamers Ethiopia and CaliiotniA IRON
Glasgow; Java, Antwerp PersiA, Ham
burg; scythis, LiTeTpooli and Australii
I.nnhnn
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Bold Robbery OF q Bank In
Broad Daylight-Escape Of the
Robbers.

PH1LADEIPH1A, July 2.-This after.
noon two men entered the Office Of Grant
& Anlls, brokers, and while one drew the
attention Of the clerk TO the quotation Of
stocks the other seiEsd = package con-
tanning twelve one thousand dollar bonds,
numbering from 093, ,S96 to 093, ,407, both
inclusive, United States 4Ys Of the new
issue, and made of. The robbery was
not discovered until both had made good
their escape.
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Idtqntell9snftr


=. mar, il West Virginia - l0' zoe zoe
., ~ s,s.s. dis; we're T. the hl-
s.. 3. = $500, AID the s''inlIsd -, >,
s'as =, :,' ~. For the art 'iE months ,!.,,o oi
=. s.' y, !. !liluts we're g tn, lilSlll, l.
y. .l.S0 .Dd The estimated ,:, l''s:. =
~ z. - Nv VII. bs crop Of failures Is
III l.., III month, than IN the
Nfa ,,-, in 81, j, il come consolation
~. ID smaller during The :. :eo.
y -, ,.,,..i d hi. ysit thIn in the hf''
!. ~. 70. ip.tIDos, iof the q0A,'et
~ ~, j,s. s,:s The nsn5tF v" only =
,,,,,i.,, e,s ; 70, .hs garter ending March Ma
!. "a u. lilbditis. OUI! sS'.OUV y. rs as
=, =, =, ~ $500, .Dd The "'e" SS''"O
: ,r,itg SSS,?lo.
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Nsu aa' b 'een that the city has
sS'1a' Ptt i'' the Ga. Works, iu the
-: @ I" f.'aPL ,Dd interest, some ss5,.
% he i i probable that BY the time
- Psn 's he .:iOoO yet remaining
~ MI have paid we'll on to 100000.
s,a 1t Ah price the purchase will
r'H sS''Pi 70 TIE city, When We cousid.
st a' issesst az On Eu copsunsrs
~ IN O..r nrsd BY the r.7.niOa Of
{, a'lsssi'. 70 tt. public.
~ ,k S'pi''l loan Va. originally $780,
~ s,l he P'ya.aa on i, have been a,
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81. Loufs, July 2.-The g. Louis Tln'
mel and Railroad, extending IRON thi
Vestern epd Of the bridge to the Unioz
Depot, va sold yesterday, under lore
closure Of the mortgage OF lsISi the
bonds amounting with accrued interest
to s, ,5o0, 900. The property sas bid IN
for the bondholders BY G. E. Tracy iof
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A TrENuoN, ATTENTION.
FARE BOUND IRIF

Trims VII leave The Pun Hasdls Dspo. 1t fsie
ibd a. T., iP. Il. md 1t thert inisrraIi turing
the day.
Tiels:. are for ale at the iar1Ss.ns plsos:
CIGAR sToREs-H. Nedsr 4 Bro, I2iI Mrka
ttreet; HuFo Lnos, i23s Nukst strust; C A. Hsln
hEifht, iS5 MEIkst street; CharIa PulEsr, los
Arfsi Sires; RlEnkFy 4 GEndlinE. III hniet
TtreIt; J.. IR19, los Artsf Etrest; John T.
Miller, 22Il MIrket street; Addtson IE1sl, ss
i2ih street; J. c NIysr 81, I2th Ttfest; Wn.
Llnghltn, RET Min Strest; wn. Gundltnl. 100
AAtn Strett; WIN. UenInn, 100 bHin Esfest; O.
Mlyef ~ alin street; G p. Miller "a Main stTesi.
DRueGlsH-J. p. shirk, ls27 Martst street; @.
sehpept, oorDsr q 1tth and NErfet street: ". q.
Williams. So Nam street; Hugh RobsitI, s1st
Mhn STREET; 8. L Bries, 5Sis tsnoh street; A. I.
foupg, Ia. isth StreEt; c. Z Dwight, corner 2ith
E.d ChIPlins EtrestA.
GEO GERS -Thobgra q Bra, Ig7s Mrtst r.fss,
David Norgln, +Ts Main street; feiu Mile. toi
Main Itresf
ooSFEcTIosERs-w. D. cashins. q, Iith;
rtIest Jossph Hess i5IS Market street; andy Roth,
l21 AIIkst STeef; Dan. Coehrln, llt9 Hlrket
street; 7. Larlmjs, t17s Nrks; strest.
MERCHANT TAILORs-John Il. 6tEilu1r 4
o., q, f2th Itreei; john L kies, ., i2th stnssi,
ia
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FouRTH OF JULY EXCURSION
AxD
Basket Picnic.

Ths zErs Street u. E Church Sunday School,
n eolpGny With Fourth Street Epd e1aplIns
Street Sandy sehool, VII eSlehrIts ths Fourth
CEFs TiIl Lave ths d a o. pSpot n 20 4. 4.
nd proceed 70 ths cur1d q TTsatJ-thtfd Nd
WGief bfrostA, Nhers al vho vish ean enhaFk.
he eaT1 vii thea proceed 70 ZEns Street Il z
Church, trou which pEnt lie trLin yin leave tor
The Grove Al lis 4. n, md Deeond trEtn VII
AL who do Dot wiih 70 sneunbu ihsnsllves
with baskets md dishss will and sod efuner
terTed On the groGnd.
Ice Cream md RStresAneatl 1t reansnshis
pEiea.
ehrEe. iy7
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are len thln for any previous year since
1871, that the decrease from earnings BY
freighthas been sls, s,27s,l54, and BY pAs'
s.nrer traffic ss,07o,5Ss. No dividends
we're paid on any Of the railroad. in Ar
kansas, Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Lou.
i.iaus, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska,
Oregon, Texas and Vermont nor; except
ing on leased lines, in Iowa and MinDeso.
ta. The greatest loss in earnings was in
the Middle States.
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Suspension of the Fall River
Printworks, Liabilities $780,.

FALL RIVE, July 2.-The Fall River
Printvorks suspended, liabilities about
$3.50, 900; assessed valuation Of property
last year vas S206, 900. The concern has
something over $4,000 in notes out
some Of which the banks declined to re-
new and come have been protested.
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Nitro.Glyeerine Explosion.

PA4rrEsox, y. ], July 2-Ths Rand
Nitro -Glycerfne Works, It Ptsakness, sI'
ploded to-day. A number ol persons
are reported killed.
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DIED.

BLIsoE-oa Tussasy nisht, Jsiy "a, Is7s. a
rs elelt:k, WALTZ l. HAEsoS, IN he tItistl
year d hii lEs.
Ths rsaaias viIl b tsfss tsua kii a1s rel
dsnes, ~ Main s;rsst, szTty TAursdiy morning
% Bailey, Pa, ioE iutSrnsst
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Arrested.

Bosrux, July 2.-chas. E. Lord, lats
in the employ Of Morse Bros, gfoeerI,
has been AirSited Tor stealing $4,000,
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PrTHsuReH, July 2.-Rirer Q feet Il
inches and falling. Weather clear Ant
warm.
LOUISVILLE, July 2-Rainy. Rive,
stationary; feet in canal.
CNcrxsArt, July 2-River l2 feet {
inches and rising slovly. Light rains
Arrived = Fannie Tatun, Pittsburgh
J. D. PGrke, Menphi,; Charles Morgan
New Orleans. DepArted-Bu udson, Wheel
ing; Tstum, ST. Louis.
CAIRo, July 2-Arrivsd-Bsru1rd,
Ohio river; Belle Of Shreveport New Or
leans. Departed-Bsrnssd, St. Louis
Belle Of Shreveport, St Louis. River q
feet and rising. Westhet cloudy and
warm.
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FOURTH OF JULY PicNlcs.
FOURTH OF JULY PicNlcs.
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CATHEDRAL PARISH SCHOOL
Picnic on Fourth of Iuly,
Loekwoods Grove on Steamer
Express.

AzpI. E..-ahasaa, Good Msae. Dznaas. &c.
T'efss fer The rUgDa TIP " esati. ca1arsa
under Il ysEn s eent.
BOa vtIllsars 100, Oi Tvslth Street E7LE
GodIR.M ia