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The Portland daily press., 1879-06-23
THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

In the Superior Court Saturday Prescott, the
murderer of Williams, was sentenced to State
Prison for life.
The President has nominated Joseph Smith
for collector at Bangor.
Commencement week at Yale, Dartmouth,
Bates and the State College at Orono began
yesterday with the baccalaureate sermons.
In Lebanon last week Louis Gerrish made a
desperate assault on j. NJ. Gerrish with knife
and after being arrested attempted suicide by
cutting his throat
John Kemmler, q German living in South
Holyoke shot his three little girls dead Satur-
day, because, as he says, he could not support
them, and he feared that they would grow up
and become prostitutes He is evidently in
sane.
The President has withdrawn the nomina-
tion Of Secretary McCrary as successor of
Judge Dillon.
The Legislative appropriation bill has been
signed by the President.
Weston won the walking match in London,
making $50 miles to Browns 453. This is the
best time on record.
The Ex-Empress Eugene swooned on hear
ing of the death Of the Prince and for some
time was unconscious. She was better yester-
day. Paris journals comment varously on the
effect of the Princes death. Paul de Cassag-
nae, the leader of the Bonapartists proclaims
that the empire does not die with the Prince.
1t is rumored that the Prince left will MAX
ing Prince Victor his heir.
Gen. Negrete who recently undertook a re-
bellion in Mexico, is ready to surrender.
The Khedive refuses to abdicate at the re-
quest of the powers and the Sultan manifests
no disposition to force him to.
Representative Whitehouse in report to
the House investigating committee takes the
ground that the negro exodns is a help to the
South and is rather to be encouraged than re-
pressed.
The President will sign the army bill but will
send in his veto of the judicial expenses bill
today.
In the Senate Saturday the committee on
elections was authorized to continue the inves-
tigation of the Spofford- kellogg case,
and also to examine the charges against
Senator ingalls,. The Letter Carriers
bill was passed with the appropriations for in
crease of pay left in. In the House there was
a long discussion as to whether a Massachu-
setts regiment had interferred in an Indiana
election in 1864. Several bills on the Speak
er's table of little Importance were acted upon
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.

A Sanford Man Brutally Stabbed-At-
tempted Suicide of the Would-be Muir
derer.
SANFORD, June 21.-There was an attempt
at murder and suicide in Lebanon Thursday
evening Lewis Gerrish made q desperate as
He cut a deep cash in the throat and neck six
inches long. There were also cuts on the hand
and six places in the coat The cause is sup
posed to be an an old grudge. Lewis was COM
mitted for trial, after which he took dose of
strychnine which nearly proved fatal.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
Five Men Killed and Four Badly Iniure

TVS NI5II U.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, June 21.-An explosion
occurred at $50 this morning at the ore mines
ON the land of Stephens & Smoyer, two miles
from Emans Pa. The boiler burst with ter
rife force. killing five men outright and Sc
riously wounding four more. The killed were
A. Ettinger, head blown off, Smith, a German
workman; Fegeley, a contractor; Synder, land
owner and w. Der. B. Keck engineer was
badly scalded and had leg broken. A broth
er of Derr and two others, names unknown,
are also badly wounded. Less than two years
ago similar accident at the same place killed
four men and wounded several others.
New YORK, June 22.-A London special
S ays the profits of the walking match viii not
exceed $4,000. Weston has $1,000 This is be-
sides his stakes. Ennis returns to the United
States in fortnight S2500 out of pocket.
He and Panchatt have entered for a struggle
in Now York
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with the steamer Italy, and the former was
obliged to anchor off the Battery, while the
Italy proceeded to sea. 1t is reported that the
Canada has four feet of water in her hold
Both were outward bound.
A row broke out at picnic in the outskirts
of Chicago yesterday and military company
fired into the crowd, killing several persons.
The San Francisco workingmen have ac-
Quilted Rev. l. S. Kallock of the charges of
immoral conduct during his Boston pastorate,
by n vote of 104 to /.
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EHroperu Markets,

LONDON, June 21-12.30 P. M.-Consols at 9G 10
16 for money and 81 1-16 for account.
LONDON, June 21--12.30 P. M.-American securi
ties-United States bonds, G7s, at 104: new 5s
1055s; new 41as, at 1091s; 4s 1037s. Erie 2S$s
preferred 55.
LIVERPOOL, June 21-12.3oP. M.-Cotton tirmel
and fractionally dearer; uplands at I'd; Orleans al
7 1-16d sales 5000 bles, including 1000 for specu
LIVERPOOL, June 21-12.30 P. M.-Flour, Ga
10 3; Winter Wheat 9G9 s. Spring do, Z 4slS 3
1 |; Peas, 1106. Provisions, &c.-Pork, At s.
Beef IS; Bacon 26 6d27 g.; Lard, at So; Cheese
at 37;tTallow SO, at London 80 6.
PARIS, June 21.-Rentes 11G 921A
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M M-ARIN e n EWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SATURDAY, June 21
Arrived.
Barque Frederick, Ger Bohn, Alexandria, E.
with rags to order. Vessel to Chase, Leavitt Co.
Sch Forest King, Tainter, Calas-hoops to Isaac
Emery
Sch Atlantic, Weed, Deer Isle.
Cleared.
Sch Clinton, Lufkin. Belfast-Nath1 Blake.
Sch Iowa, Burton, Bangor-master.
SAILED-Barque Don Justo; schs Geo Hatch
Northern Light, and others.
SUNDAY, June %.
Arrived.
BarQue Adeha Carlton, Grant, New York coal to
Maine Central RR.
Brig f IL Odiorne, (Br) RenauIt, Cow Bay, CB-
42S tons coal to ID W Job s. Co. Vessel to Gallagher
& Co.
Sch Only Son, (of Gardiner AIeader, Caibarien
with 161 hhds 80 tcs molasses to Churchill & Co.
Sch Abby ingalls,, ingalls,, Philadelphia.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. June 22.-The Sugar market was quiet
at the beginning of the week owing to continued
rains but closed fairly active and steady; No 10 to
II 6@6s4 reals gold per arrobe; No 10 to 20 d
71a@S$4 reals Molasses Sugar No to 10 S at
AS G512 reals; Centrifugal Sugars No IL to 13 in
boxes and hhds, at 7astD77s reals; stock in ware
houses at Havana and Matanzas 93,250 bags and
$4,000 hhds; receipts for the week, 6,500 boxes,
2, 1G0 bags and 800 hhds; exports 5000 boxes, s.,
700 bags and 2,300 hhds, including 1000 boxes,
%, 800 bags and 700 hhds to the United States.
Molasses nominal. Freghts dull and steady.
Unted states GO days god 7l754 pre sh6rt %
sight 81 lD63A on london l9a1912; Paris SOC.
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EHGOR ANDA.

Brig Shasta, from Port au Prince, at anchor Sth
inst, seven miles from Port de PaiX, in distress.
Capt Brown, the mate, steward, and seaman, had
died of Haytien fever.
Sch Grace Andrews at Buenos Ayres, was struck
by lightning May %, and the captain injured.
Sch Connecticut, before reported ashore at Vine
yard-Haven, was 1oated without damage, and will
take the remainder of the cargo of brig Serena
p Smith.
Sch Jas S Pike of and from Calais for East Green
wich, with lumber, went ashore 10Th, on l. 'Homme
dieu Shoal, Vineyard Sound, and remained. A con
tract was made to float her for S175.
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WASHINGTON.

S Secretary McCrary's Nomination With
drawn.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The President to-
day sent to the Senate the following:
Trouble having arisen as to the propriety of
appointing in advance of actual vacancy to oc-
cur Sept 1879, a person to fill the office of
Judge of the Circuit Court of the United
States for the sixth circuit hereby withdraw
the nomination for that office of the name of
George w. McCrarys-'
The message will be laid before the Senate
at the next executive session.
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HORRIBLE.
A Father Shoots His Three Child
rem
For Fear that They Might Go to the Bad

For Fear that They Might Go to the Bad.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 21.-John Kemm-
ler, q German living in South Holyoke, shot
his three children, aged 6, and | years, this
afternoon, because he was unable to support
them. He had been out of work since Febru-
ary, when he went to Colorado, but recently
returned and had been warned out of tene-
ment of the Germania mills where he lived,
because he was no longer at work in the mill
About 2 o'clock he sent his wife~on an errand
called the oldest child into the house and tried
to poison her with cyanide OF potassium but she
threw up the dose. Kemmler then took the
second child into the front bedroom and shot
her through the head. Then he took the old
est to the rear bedroom and shot her in like
manner, leaving her on the floor covered with
vomit and blood. The youngest girl laid on
the bed, and he shot her also, the flash burn
ing the pillow. He left the house, told sa-
loon keeper what he had done and was arrested
in another saloon by Deputy Sheriff Kings
bury. After his arrest he was cool and said he
was ready to let the law take its course said
he could not support his children, and thought
they would grow up and enter houses of pros
titution and thought they would be happier in
heaven
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ANOTHER VETO.

The Army Bill to be Signed, But the Ju-
dicial Bill to be Vetoed
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The President will
send to the House of Representatives today a
message announcing his approval of the army
bill and at the same time message returning
the judicial expenses appropriation bill with
out approval. The veto message will be a
comparatively brief document. Substantially
the reason of his refusal to sign the bill will be
that he is sworn to execute all the laws and
one of the sections of this bill deprives him Of
the means of doing So
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STILL ANOTHER.

Joseph S. Smith Nominated for Collector
of Bangor.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The President sent
to the Senate today the name of Joseph S.
Smith for Collector of Bangor.
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Ar at Nineyard-Haven 21st, barque Annie Lewis,
Lewis, Rio Janeiro via Barbados, for orders.
Ar at Plymouth goth inst, ship G G Chapman,
Pote, NIuanillos.
Ar at Queenstown 2oth inst, barque Chas Stewart,
Powers Port Pirie.
Sid FIN Rotterdam Goth inst, ship Louis Walsh
White st john NIB,
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ENREEGN POHTs.

At Rangoon May 8th, ship Belle of Bath, White
more for Europe.
Ar at Hogo 9th inst Ship Castine, Balch, Phila-
delphia.
At Bassein May 8, ship Lucy Nickels Nickels,
Passed Victoria, VI, 18th inst ship Washington
Libby Ravens, from San Francisco
Ar at Calcutta May 18th, barque c 0 Whitmore,
Sid fm Vera Cruz May 2Gth sch Ulrica r Smith,
Edwards, Flacotalpam, to load for New York,
Sid FIN Bremen goth inst, Ship Andrew johnson,
Crawford, United States.
Off Beachy Head 18th inst, barque IL + Hussey,
Darrah, from New Orleans for Reval
Ar at Buenos Ayres May 12th barque Archer,
Hatch, Sante Fe 18th, Vilora II Hopkins, Hopkins,
New York. brig Clara Jenkins, Dodge Sante Fe.
Sid May Il, barqqe May = Russell, Nichols, b ,; for
ro 22d barque Mary Jenness, Oakes, New York.
In port May oath, barque Woodsde, Montgom-
cry, for Bostn; Sarah A Staples, Bartlett; Martha
Tucker, Tucker, and Geneva, Gorham, nc brig
Harry Smith, Weeks, for New York; Belle Pres
colt, White, unc; sch Grace Andrews, do.
At Montevedio May 23 barque Clara Eaton, Lunt;
Mary Hasbrouek, Ludwig, unc.
Ar at Rosario May 18th, barque Neversink, Bar
stow, Buenos Ayres
sid Nav 10. baroue Formosa Pierse Boston,
Cid at Rio Janeiro May 20, barque Mary Jenness.
Oakes, New York.
vaiparaiso (sld1; Portland Iloyis Morse; Win {:
Davis Brooks, and Detroit Davis, unc; barque Fro
teus Williams for New York.
Sid fm Port au Prince May 90 brig Shasta, BIZ own
Port de Paix; 30th, sch Alta Cole, Mitchell, for
New York.
At Caibaren II tn inst, barques Ormus Shaclford
Alice, Dyer, and Ddw Cushing Bickmore, for North
of Hatteras; Will w Case, Dermott, I'm st Thomas
brgs II Houston Staples; Edith, Gates for North of
Hatteras; Goodwin, Googius unc; Kennedy
Pickett, from Gibraltar; and others.
AT Cardenas 18th inst, barque Jennie Cobb, Small
for North of Hatteras; brgs Castalia. Sparks Hat
tie S Bishop, Bishop; Rocky Glen, Higgins; Clara
Adams McFadden; Tally Ho, Gates; G Robinson,
Clark and Lahaina, Crowley, for North of Hatteras
schs Laura Messer, Gregory; Almeda Wiley, Wi
ley; Georgia, Huntiey z Thurlow, Tabbutt; Ag-
mes Grace, smalley; Oliver Dyer, Emerson, and
Maggie Dalling Dalling, for North of IIatteras
At Matanzas 18th inst, barques G NJ Stanwood
Webber, and Ada Crosby, Austin, for New York.
brgs Clytie, Dow for North Of Hatteras; Jos Clark
Stephen Harding, Harding for do.
Ar at North Sydney, CB, goth inst, brig Geo Har-
rls, Stuart Westport, J.
AZ at Windsor Ms, 18th inst, sch Ada Allen
Dudley, Eastport (and sailed 18th for Baltimorel.
Cid 20th, sehs Helen, Mitchell, New York; E
Riley Mitchell, do
Al at St John, NIB, 2oth barque Lydia, Chalmers,
CID Goth, ship Alex Gibson, Speed, Liverpool, (and
sailed.)
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WESTON WINS.
Making the Best Time on Record
The Victor Challenged By Rowell.

LONDON, June 21.-The walking match was
finished at 1885. Weston made $50 miles and
Brown 453 miles. This beats Browns record
in the last match and all previous records.
About 5000 people witnessed the finish. Wes-
ton wins his bet with Sir John Ashley that he
would make $50 miles. Rowell who brought
away tue belt from New York, says he will
challenge Weston Immediately.
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MAINE.
Special Despatch to the Press
Bath Items.

Bath Items.
BATH, June 22.-The cottage near Beacon
street church, occupied by James Bolton,
caught fire about the chimney Saturday. Dam
age 500; insured.
Two young Augusta girls were locked up
this morning for drunkenness One is report
ed of good family
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MARRIAGES..

In Brunswick, May "a, John o. Tracy and Mrs
Deborah S. Melcher.
In Bowdonham, G. w. Adams and Miss Norah E.
Bubier.
In Bristol, June IL, Samuel o. Packard and Miss
Esther Erslline
In Bristol, June 16, Samuel f. Huston of Boston
and Miss Josie B. Dram of Bristol.
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METEOROLOGICAL

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
Ar DEP T. OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL1
OFFICER, Washington, ID. c.,
june %, A. NJ.
For New England.
southerly Winds veering to slightly coolor ,rest
and possibly north stationarg Or risn ha,,,1,
ater, partly clear or cloudy weather, '-''
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ID w job & Co
CAIBARIEN. Schr Ouly Son--161 hhds so ties
molasses to L Churchill & Co. 25 hhds to order.
ALEXANDRIA, Z. Bark Fredericke-7G1 balos
raus O order.
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THE EGYPTIAN MUDDLE.
The Khedive Declines to Abdicate,
And the Sultan Not Disposed to Force
Him to.

CAIRO, June 22.-The Khedive has declined
to abdicate and has referred the English and
French Consuls General to the Porte.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jnne 22-At special
cabinet council, at which the Sultan presided,
the Grand Yizier read telegram from the
Khedive announcing that the powers demand
ed his abdication. The Sultan approves the
resolution of the Turkish ministers advising
the Khedive to refer the powers to the Sultan,
but he declared he was indisposed to accept
an eventual demand of the powers for the ad-
dication of the Khedive.
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NEW YORK.
Johny Hope Convicted.

New YORK, June 21.-Jury returned YER
Diet of guilty in the case Of johnny Hope,
charged with completely in the robbery of the
Manhattan bank.
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Sch May-Flower, Tainter, Boston,
Sch Nellie May Dyer, Grand Banks, with $50 otis
Goldfish.
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DEATHS.

In this city, June 81 Willie W., youngest son of
Samuel and the late Clara F. Matthews, aged 26 yrs
Funeral this Monday afternoon at 2Ia O'Clock
at his fathers residence, Stevens's Plains.
In Saco, June 8, Elveanna, daughter of Joshua
and Lmily j. Smith, aged 2l years months.
In Saco, June 16, Mrs Cynthia c., wife of Isaac S.
Waterhouse aged 28 years 1 months
In Alma, June IL, Alexander Blagdon, aged IA yrs
In Waldoboro, June 13, Herman f. Pitcher, aged
SO years.
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Sales of the Brokers Board, June 81
First Call

First Call.
50 900 Eastern Railroad Observation-Disclosures. 747s
S75OO do. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs
T Boston Il Maine Railroad. ad................1125S
Eastern railroad. d....................... -d15
Portland Saco & Pc rtsmouth r. R.......-d1o1
Sales at Auction
3 Continental Mills Observation-Disclosures. 36s4
Is Hill Manufacturing Company ..-..... -@195A
40 Boston & Maine Railroad. ...............113
$4,000 Rockland Me-, City 6s 1919, RL.... 95A
81 900 Eastern Railroad 31as............... 745S
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MEXICO.

Gen. Negrete Suing for Clemency.
CITY OF MEXICO, June lit is reporte d
that Gen. Negrete nes sent message of sub
mission and asked the clemency of the gov
ernment
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Sales at Auction.
Bank SfnacEaaehlf.
T,,,,a O1 Tbo FoIla:,
New Xor,k stocIk nnd MONEY nEnrlket.

NEW YORK, June 21-P. M.-Money closes 3 per
cent on call. The bank statement is less favora-
BILE, but legal tenders are ON rising average.
Sterling Exchange very quiet. W equote bankers
asking rates 60 days. bills, at 4S7 per 6 (of
$4.S665 par value) and on demand, S4.8914
against $48714 lg4S914 one week ago. CONNER
cial bills S4.86d4S61a gold.
Inc following are to-day's closing quotations of
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by AUCTION All VYOODFORD's,
New Two Story House,
Assi-uees, sale of Real Estate.

p. NJ, June 2Jth. See adv't in this paper.
IF. o. BAILEY & co., AuctiOneers.
ine2l dat
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Grass Land at Auction.

AN THURSDAY, June 26th, at o'clock P. NJ,
W we shall sell the Haskell lot, nearly opposite
the residence of Cyrus 1hurlows, meadow road East
Deering, Me. This lot contains about 41s acres, in
the highest state of cultivation. Win cut or 8
tons of hay this year. This is Of the best lots in
this vicinity. Sale positive. Terms at sale.
F.O. BAILEY ~ CO., AuctiOneers.
ie20 div
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The Indians at Poplar River Agency are dis
contsnted and troops have been sent there to
repress an outbreak.
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OVER NIAGARA.

A Lady Falls into the River and Is Swept
Over the Falls.
BUFFALO, June 2l.-Nlrs. A. ROLAND. aged
% years, wife of a manufacturer of firearms at
Liege, Belgium, who with her husband was on
a tour around the world, fell from a rock on
Three Sisters Island into the river today and
was swept over the Horseshoe falls.
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Receipts of Haaine Central R. .Es.

PORTLAND, june It.
For Portland, 4S cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, So ears miscellaneous mer-
chandiSC.
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AUCTION SALES.
T.. o. BAILEY 81 CO.,
AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants,
saIesroor,, 3J and 81 Exchange sS.

Regular sale of Furniture and General MerehaiF
disc every Saturday, commencing at 10 ocloek a. m
Consignments solicited. oc3dtt
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Grain.

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND, June 81.
The following are to-days quotations OF Flour,
Grain, Provisions, &c.
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SPOKEN,

June IS, lat AZ 81, Ion 38 4G, ship Kendrick
Fish, from New York for Bremen.
June 16, lat 26 05. lon "A IA, sch Nathan Cleaves
from Boston for San Salvador.
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sostoa, stock HanriSes.

Daily Domestic Keceipfs.
BY water eonveyance-1o00 bush Cornmoal to G.
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--latest by European steamers.l

--latest by European steamers1
Sid FIN Antwerp 9th inst, Sewall, Sewall, for
Sunderland.
Sid FIN Pillau 7th inst, Triumph, stianson, for
Portland
Sid fm Reval May 29th, Gilchrist Watts, for
United States.
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ALEXANDRIA.

THRILLING RAILROAD ACCIDKNT.-1ntelligenc
was received here to-day OF serious accident
on the Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad
AS express train No. was coming east. this
a; m, the tire of the engine broke and came Off,
about $50 feet from small bridge across a
creek, just west OF Wytheville The engineer
and fireman jumped off Immediately without
injury. The engine left the track on the bridge
and carried down one span thereof, with eX-
press, mail, baggage and second class cars into
the bed OF the creek below, distance of SO feet.
The express messenger, young man named
Langhorne, from Lynchburg, has not been
found and is supposed killed. Conductor Ray
mOnd Fairfax and little child of one Of the
passengers were serious, perhaps fatally in
sengers were slightly hurt
LAND SALE.-The farm known as "Warwick,'
formerly the property OF T. L. Sanborn, contain
ing about one hundred acres and situated near
the LOudOun junction on the w. Il o. r. R., was
sold to-day by Green Wise, auctiOneerS, for j.
Fl. Reid receiver OF the Farmers and Mechan-
les Savings Bank, to Frank Hume. of Washing
ton, for 5000 cash, that being the upset bid
offered by Mr.. Hume at the late term of the
Circuit Court.
ACCIDENT.-While Mr.. John Fahnlne the en-
gfneer at Jameson q Collins foundry, was en-
gagged round his boiler, about 5 O'Clock yeSter-
day evening, one OF the bolts of f1ueS was blown
out, and the escaping steam Scalded him severe.
~ on the arms and neck. The other WOrkInen
In the room had to run to escape from scalding.
Mr. Fahnline's INJURIES were not serious.
EARLY CLos1NG-The shoe, clothing and dry
goods merchants have signed a paper agreeing
to close their stores at O'Clock on every night,
except saturday, from July LIST to September
LIST. This Is an act Of no more than Justice to
the clerks, who will titus have some chance for
recreation before bedtime.-[ Gazette, 2Sth.
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GEORGETOWN.

PAINFUL ACCIDENT TO Boy Yesterday
afternoon, about O'Clock, Moss Cammack,
coping of wall at the corner OF 1st and Poto-
mac streets fell and stuck sharp pointed iron
picket IN his left arm, inhicting an ugly wound.
where he was attended by Drs. Louis Richie
and Bowie Tyler, after which he was taken to
his home, No. Potomac street.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A large audience as
Sembled at Dumoarton street M. E. church yes
terday afternoon, at the regular monthly tenn
perance meeting. Addresses were made by j.
=. Mitchell, esq, Mrs. j. NICK. Reilly and Dr.. j.
Nick. Reilly.
THE GROCERY MERCHANTS have determined
Fourth.
THE FIRST NEW WHEAT OF THE SEASON was
received Saturday afternoon by H. M. Talbot,
bushel. 1t was raised by Mr. Philip Stone, of
Ofutt'S Cross Roads, Montgomery county.