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The Indians killed man named >. =.
Anselson and seriously wounded Il. Evans
near Lincoln Guch, Mont, Tuesday.
AS an example OF total deprayity among q
animals, II might be stated that Milwaukee
dog glays base. ball. - Rochester Express.
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W. d. BLAIR & co. have removed TO The elegant
and spacious store 80. 100 Main street, next to
State Bank. and :irc better prepared than ever to
supply IMroKTED and DOMESTIC WINES and
LIQUORS. TEAS. CONDIMENTS, ana CIGARS OF
every grade: CLARErS and SUMNER WINES, &c,
&C. Tholcsa c ami retail, at lowest prices
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HUsTIHG CoURr.-In the Hastings Court
yesterday Bawley Thomas (colored), charged
with attempting to rape colorcd girl aged
ten years, named Emma Evans, was tried
and acquitted.
II. W. Hey was sentenced to three years
imprisonment in the penitentiary, and the
Judge allowed thirty days after the next
meeting OF the Court OF Appeals for coun-
sci to appeal.
Civil business day.
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AGCE AND FEVER.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

'ASu DIVIDENDS PAYABLE IN 1879
- CESS STATE TAN, II ANY,
On ORDINARY LIFE.P0LICIES
ISSUED BY THE
NORTH WESTERN MUTUAL
LlFE-iXsURANCE COMPANY
AT THE AGE OF THIRTY-FIEE
FOR
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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AN Ex-OHloAS ON OHIO MEN.-[Bslti-
more GozeNe.]-f those American Bona
partists were Ohio men they would have
that Imperial throne or knock France into
a cooked hat,
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MINERAL WATERS.

DEDFORD tVA.) ALUM AND IRON
- SPRINGS WATER, MASS. AND PILLS. for
certain forms of Dyspepsia, Diseases peculiar 10
Females. Chronic Diarrhua: Bronchial. >,rofulous,
and Culancous Affections: : Disorders of the Liver,
Kidneys. ana Bladder; Debility. Ml!aria and Head
ache.
Equal to any water oc It's class LnnwE to me-"
HUNTER MCGUIRE. ". d.. Virginia.
conditions.'' &. VAIL. VI. D., Ohio.
Efficient IN Dyspepsia ana Nervous Diseases
arising from impure blood"
tT. HhHE!s0S. ". D.. New York.
"LscI with success IN Gera,n "lSrai'' = Escant to
:. Beneficial In Malar'al Fever IN, ,nph,nera;;'
.,,x,,r,,,. in scrS;I;; s F. DrroS' Nd Georgia
W. J~GILBEnT. VI. D.. North CaroHa.
Recommended n i Prophy'acuc n icllow-Fc-
ser Districts" ID. X. FAIKEN. VI. D., Louisiana.
The SUMMER SEASON of these Spriuss begins
JUNE lsr. Terms. $50 per Month. Carriages
meet visitors AT Forest or Lawyers each .otr miles
from tho Springs. upon ad"cc "f arrival. Accom-
1nodations uucqIuillcd. All the comforts and at
fractions. Skifm resident nhysIcian.
pRICES.-Walrr, 80 cents Per gallon: - case OF
c;sG: ~ for ten gallons Il for twenty gaons-on
MhsS.-Fifty cents and 81 q bottle: 81 80 aud IS
for hat-dozcn<cnt postpaid. This Mass IL the
water solidihcd. and contains all the curative prop
cries of the water III reduced spacc.
PILLS. Twenty. five and fifty cents. anil 81 pack
age, or 81, s2 30 and S5-pt-t-psid: These Pills
consist Of The Mas. in sugarcoatcI pills, formed TO
.ut delicate conditions. sample supply sent free 10
all" ply ysican desiring 10 II IN practice. Pam
ph!ct free upon application. IhiS remedy OF Nature
by e'H results in s1ausans m Of cases nrHg the last
twenty 'e'9' \. VI. DAVIES,
President Of he Company,
rs Main street. Iynchburg. Va.
soldby POLK MiLEER ( 60: AGENTS.
900 Main street. Richmond.
ROCSD-TRTP TICKETS from points North anu
South sale the dcpots aud ttcActnl M re-
'!nccd rates. nO 29-con3,n
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plsISTlNG-KfGTSE$.

-
NISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having ont OF The LAR EST AND E.s7
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN TIE soCi IL so!e'
.tnca s.th ,ki!,u mechanical talent. we are pr
,arn4 70 Z xecut. promptly, III the very best ssEe
aud At .OW PRICES. every descrintion Gi
HOOla AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
EUSI SESS-CAEDS.
VIslTlNG-CARnS.
Observation-Disclosures
WEDDlNii-CARDS.
SHGWCARDa,
BILLS LADING,
~ EECEpTs,
BILL-HEADS.
''',' LErTER-llEADs,
NUTE-HEADS.
| ACCOUNTS SALE
| STATEMENTS
NOTICES CHECKS, NOTES.
DRUG-LABELs, r,cs
| ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS, n,,S
| &C., &C
| P.ILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK
| SPECIALITY.
Orders from the country promptly hlles anu "s
| yered by express or mall az, ,,>,,,r
| We have ull the NEWEST STYLES os' Iifi
. a,acn,a work In q manner that eanTot DC sur
W. also do all kinds OF BINDING and RuLiNe
We will chcerfully furnish estimates sna sen
,amples when reIulreai ns
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SCHOONER SUHK-The schooner G. r.
Hubbard, Captain Loveland, which has been
lying in the dock here for some days, sunk
Tuesday night, having on board OF her 4
cargo Of railroad ties, shipped to Perth
Amboy by Messrs. r. B. Sommeryille Il
Son, OF this city. The Hubbard is lying on
the south side Of the dock, near the foot OF
Nineteenth street. and last evening Steamers
Nos. l and ), OF the Richmond Fire De-
partment, We're put to work TO pump out
the water. BY 0 O'Clock five feet of water
had been drawn out, and the vessel was
afloat,
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GoURAUD'S OLYIPIAS CREAM. FOR TIE Ccal-
pLEXIoS.-Whtc reduced TO 81; pink, Tor Ori-
nettes, TO soc. PURCELL. LADD & CO.. Agents.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CtRRYS, E, ATTENTION. !---hs=embie 4
~ az rcgtmcntal nrmory or Friday MIG lit, q
July Frth at O'Clock, for quarterly ueeting. KY
Bring iIi your old muskets toexcfianYet fof new III
ones. BY order Capinn T.. j. sossIE E& - VI,
jY lc-A JAMES K. TYLER, Orderly.
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OuALIr1ED.-S. L. Bloomburg qualified
Yesterday in the Hastings CoT.rt rs az ut.
torpay.
Walker N. Hill also qualified as notary
nh hliC.
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NJ. ELLYScS N CO.. advertising agents, insert ad'
vertisemeEts In al Of the newspapers o. the lnl!nt
Slaes at publishers rate. Orders left a. the Dts
patch couItiaS-room will receive prembt asten
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THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, IS;
, a. D., s4; noon,, 92; 8 P. NJ, 81; ?.
M., 90; midnight. so.
Mean temperature. S63.
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SAVE MONEY hy having your printing done at:h,
DISPATCH PRIN-1N0-IloUSE. Good work, Low
prices, AMI satisfaction guaranteed.
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JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10E 4. NJ. household fnrn-
ture, carpets. etc.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, liz ~. NJ, 400 pieces OF
clothing.
w. GODDlE. 6 =. NJ. commissioners sale Of lot
and brick stable on Tobacco alley. near to New
street and Locust alley, and an usdiyid inoiety
OF lots Nos. l, 2. and on Walker street, near 20
Brook avenue.
RICHARDSON & CO., 6 p. NJ. building LOT near
Twentv With aud Senabc streets. thurch nm.
JOHN POE. JR.. Chief of Police, At i23 north Sixth
street, one hog.
Holm r. EIrfu IL NJ. cabbage.
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NATIVE WINES AND CLARET on DRACGHT.
Also, ALL TIE CELEBRATED CALIFoRSIA
BRANDS.
PRICES VERY Low.
CHRISTIAN & WHITE, Agents.
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DR. E.. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

LIVER PILLS
are rot recommended as 4 remedy" for all the Ills
t.i Gcsh is heir TO- but In affections Of The liver
and al Bilious Complaints. Dyspepsia, and Sick
i!edachc. diseases Of that character they stand
without rival.
AGCE AND FEVER.
No better cathariic can be used preparatory to or
&:tr taking qulniuc.
As simple parsaive they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Tie genuine arc never Sugar. coated.
Zach box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
impression DR.. McLASE's LIVER PILLS.
Zach wrapper bears !he signatures OF e. MCLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
ii'al'! upon having the genuine DH. c. MCLANE'S
i-1VEh PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of Pitts
oI:Gh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations Of
'ae name McLASE. spelled differently but same
I'onunc:aiion. my l9-dcowly
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rI-TTS PILLS.

J. W il"'',nr 1r 'rsTTT'S PILLS, and aT haSing
hi"nn,i,h "hi" Iii. ,,an have had In thirty years.
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CONCERTS.
TRASHLGN PARK. n, 49,.
FRIDAY. JULY 11Tu.
SCMStER- NIGHTS CONCERT


The following choire programme VIII be SIT
dered. comnenctng 1t Sk O'Clock
ICu " ripSdr' :1''!DaHN
Selections from LA ALlrtoaine (Lecosqly
Orchestra.
Scene and Air from Rretschu,z" (Weberl! Baird
"Reminiscences from tEe Daughter of she Re.l-
meu " tDonizplti) )-----..................,.B Band.
Sclecttens from Fatlnit ~ iSuppc OrcheStra.
=" ErIkocnig" (Shuhertl Orcsuis RI.
- Remembrance OF Weisbadeu" (Parlow 49,. Bansty
Admission. 10 ceGis. ty 1l-lt
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,,cursT TESTIMONY, MALE AND FE-
u ".", ',tr All. OVER THE LAND.

Lewis, Fulton. Ark: says:
D "ra rractee Q. twenty-five years, procaim ann
A4Es TI,LS the best anti-tilio''s medicine ever
made.
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8ithmol1d 1ispatfh.

1a THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIspATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LArIoN or ALL THEforRsR DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very wsrm. At night it was cloudy and
threatening.
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DURE SPANISH
LICoRiCE PASTE,
Or THE
PlL AR" BRAND.

for ,ss ht supply from recent mportation and
ty lO.io, DAVENPORT Il MORRIS,
lock street, 4
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

8Y- On all sniss oT lRsnt Estate maSs betsstss
the ct Of Jd7uarJ rri last NJ ,l7se the tnIs$ f3
ths 1,ye.ent uscr haze 10 J> oHfd bythe purchaser
On al sales made bet1een The lSt Of niy and L1a
Of the ysar the t9res hare TO be paid dy the ssttsr
This custom was Adopted about nItttn years age
Sy all the real estate agents In Rtchmono, ana ap
oites to RichmeE.t aaa vIsinity.l
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AS TIE GOODS MUST DE SOLD.
Call while the assortment is yet unbrokcn. ami
wait patiently FOR your turn 10 be waited upon.
You can do nothing that viii pay you as well.
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EDUC.ATET nal.

WANTED, A FE1 PUPILS TO Az
w STRICT DURING; THE NEXT ITO
MONTHS. T. pecaIly hC~S Wishing 10 be nrcDaErd
tn rnier higher schools colleges the next s.,-uIs.
IruI begin Il aching on MONDAY. July 14tl>
!. NJ. MERCER. VI. \. tRich,nond Co!lt2aI,
iv G-Ir NJ. 3 l3 wcsI Grace street.
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PEACH ICE-CREAM, made from the finest frnit,
or any other fl;yors. s1.25 per gallon. Leave your
orders At II. W. WOODS,
419 Sixth street,
SO east Broad street,
7O3 west Main.
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Ssr9gssTR RESORTS.

DRIYATE BOARDING-HOUSE,
J. NORTH MIN STREET.
GORDDNSNILLF. VA.
This housa Is situated in The most pleasant and
Gcsra be portion of the town, convenient 10 rail-
ros,ls and churches. and parties desiring pleasant
oc alton can lie accommodate able terms.
WILLIAM VI. DUNN,
ty ll-2w* Proprietor
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Mr. e.. McIaNE'S vERMIFUGE.

rI,uE GENUINE DIR. c. MCLANE>s
CELEBRATED
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mr.. TUFTS PILLS.
-TT,S PILLS.
ENDORSED ny

.,,c,,xs. cLERGYMES, AND MERCHANTS
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EECT RSEONs
EXCURSIONS.
TO FREDERICKSBURG,
~ TUESDAY 5TLr Is, 1879.
REGA1Th-DAY.
THREE CLASSES OF RACES.
SIX.UARED GIGS.
FUUR-OSEED GIGS,

SIA'UNETD NIN1S.
FOUR-OARED GIGS,
FOUR-OSRED TUB-BOATS,
AND SINGLE AND DOUBLE SCCLL-RACES.
Round-trip tickets. IL: FOR sale ut Garbcrs, S26
Main street: general tirset Office Richmond. Fred
ericksbnig aud Potomac riilrOl", corner Eighth
and Broad streets: 1T The depO1, AMI 1T Eba on The
morning OF the 18th.
Train leaves Byrd-Sireet depot at sos 4. NJ; re-.
turnug, leaves Fredericksburg at T:47 L. M.. ar
riving III Richmond 1t l0:l5 i. 81.
4 special train win leave Elb1 (hcad OF Broad
street, at $40 \. NJ.
Buy tickets early to avoid the rush at the depot.
E.. A. TAYLOR.
jy9-6t General Ticket Agent.
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TUFTS FILLS.
n.d Liver Disease twenty years. TUFTS
~, b,yc entirely cured me-.
TUFTS PILLS.
y osrood. New York. says:
~: h"rr M had Dyspepsia. Weak stomach, ana Ne1
II'Sss | never hal amy medicinc 10 40 ms o 80
,1'<s good a> TUFTS PILLS. lhes are as sooo
=. rcpgescn'eo.
TUFTS PILLS.
:, : ,nsiin Springfield. Mass, says: ,,
3: rijtrIy yesr, have h en- troubled Win l'lles,
g.. t,.rneS>. aud Xidrcy-D;sesSc. TUFTS KILLS
~" drought me oft all r'sha-'
TUFTS PILLS.
~ y S.,.vcly. Yorktown, Ind, sass:
~ - ~ ne TUFTS PILLS in my practice, and find
.,r 10 be all they are rcprcsehted.'
TUFTS PILLS.
. X Kfy. Old Town, Ark says:
N. ~ PILLS are the besi ever sold. think
..- vii! not DC able TO handle any other pill
TUFTS PILLS.
,,, = W Graham. Lawrcnccyie. Ga, says:
hsvr case Torpid i.ivcr) has hafficd the skill of
Men. " fn- Eftccn years. I can safely say that
t,f1rIeicinss combined"
TUFTS PILLS.
,,-,t,,v { Williams. Newton. y. c.. write:
".tr"Hr.yrr sold 4 medicine that gives >ucn gene
-.r Ss,,,isciiou as TUFTS FILLS. The demand
trcrra,t> every day.
>, CENTS. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
fmy T-co,;tFelal
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TUFTS PILLS.

,rh,ve hsd Disease twenty years. io'
NY, : have entirely cured me-
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rRAND EXCURSION TO STAUNTON
~ VIA CllEShPEhKEAS AND OHIO
RAILWAY.
SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY 12. 1879.
ROUSD-rRIP TICKETS ONLY -.
Leaving Richmond mt L. VI. returning leaving
Staunton at T. NJ. giving the cXcilrsionsts fifteen
hours In Stauaion.
Refreshments served on train at city prices
Train stops nj all regular stations.
Special coaches for co!nred people.
Tickets for sale by the committee: j. NJ. Thomp-
500 Broad street: J. B Snir, 7oJ l;road street
X. Il. Adams. 30 F"nrtccn'h street: G. +. Johnston.
0lS Main street; j. 4. Tyres, City Hall and also ut
the train. j. 7,l0.ll&l2
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UGUsTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
4 STANTON, VA.

DOANOkE COLLEGE, SALEM, EA.--
IL Twenty session begins Sill tI'
an Ioca.nn I'm the mountains gasurIas. Ell Tor
hea,thru,ncss and beautiful scenery. Coe2iate
course hi.h and comprehensive: >Sholars"lp 'nos,
course Best adyinaS-s for All College no.cG
for good morals. Expenses for session "i 'eh
month. from GO to S2i0 including College ieet.
boartl fuel light, and washiHg Send FOR catiioSf
III" @U' Va ie 3o-eod& lm
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LEVY BROTHERS
HAVE POSITIVELY DETERMINED
CLOSE OCT THEIR ENTIRE STOCK.
EVERY ARTICLE
has been
MARKED pOwN,
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK 4
SPECIALITY.
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THE STORM.
Deep Snow and Intense Cold.
Trains Abandoned on Several
RailrO ads.

BUFFALO, Jan. 2.-The wind is blowing gale and
the light fall of today has drifted badly Trains
the Buffalo, New York and Erie railway are again
stalled at Ebenezer, and on the Buffalo and Western
at Elma. Passengers taking refuge from the in
tense cold in farm houses in the vicinity. Trains
reported abandoned on the Lake Shore road east of
Cleveland. 1t is growing very cold, being only few
degrees above zero.
LOWELL. Jan. 2.-The first heavy snow storm of
the season began here today. At night it had
mulated sufficiently to delay trains somewhat. About
four inches had fallen.
BANGOR, Jan. 2.-Snowing heavy since the first of
the evening. About foot has fallen.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 2.-The gale is SO severe at
Newport that the New York boat will not leave till
it moderates.
CONCORD, N. H., Jan. IA very heavy snow
storm has ragged here all day, eight inches having
fallen, and tonight it is drifting considerably. The
evening train from Boston an hour late. The
storm will undoubtedly impede railway travel Fri
day.
TORONTO, Jan. "a severe snow storm with a
high wind from the west is now raging throughout
the western portion of Ontaria. The thermometer
averages five above Trains are not on time so far.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, Jan. 2.-Another great
snow storm and high wind prevailed all day along
nearly the entire length of the Rome WATERFOWL &
Ogdensburg railways. There is IS inches of snow
The railway cuts are full. Trains are all
abandoned. Trains on the Utica and Black River
road are still running.
OswEGo, Jan. 2-The storm which commenced
today has increased in violence and all the railways
leading to this city again blockaded. No attempt
is being made to start the trains.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 2.-The weather wasvery cold
at o'clock The thermometer marked degrees be-
low zero. There was driving snow storm in the
afternoon but tonight it is clear and cold Passen-
ger trains are from one to five hours late. The Lake
shore road has cancelled all freights east Of here
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2.-The weather is very cold. A
wave came down from the northwest last night and
lowered the temperature 40 more degrees during
the night. The same change is noted all over the
West ind Northwest.
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EUROPE.
The English Labor TROUBLES.
WOrkmeM Preparing to Resist
the Demands of the Masters.

LONDON, Jan. 5, Great excitement has been pro-
duced in the engineering trade regarding the resou-
ton of the London Iron-Traders Employers Associa
ton to increase the number of working hours The
Employers Associ lton meet Tuesday to arrange
preininaries for resumption Of 571 hours las The
weekly quota OF labor.
District meetings of operative engineers are arrang
ed to pronounce the opinion of the workmen on the
question of resistance. Outside the tTa1es-union
stand large number of non-society men, and it ap
pears from what tIanspired yesterday at the infor
NAL meetings Of the workmen, that following the
precedent made in 1871 when non-unionists for the
most part acted with the unonists, the former will
adopt the policy of resistance. 1t is stated that the
decision of the employers will depend to some ex-
tent the result Of the arbitration the prop oed
reduction of per cent in the wages Of the ironwork
ers which is expected by the end of the week.
The Reduction of Miners Wages
This morning answers were received at the offices
of the South Yorkshire and North Derbyshre min
ers association from the majority of miners lodges
to the masters's demand for reduction of wages
The lodges unanimous for resisting the proposed
reduction. According to the information received
from West YORKSHIRE no notice of reduction of
wages has been given by the coal owners and they
will not follow the course pursued by the South
Yorkshire masters meeting of miners in West
Yorkshire decided to support the golfers of the dis
trct in reduction of wages.
The New Bulgarian Governor,
A Vienna despatch says as the time for the cleo
ton of the Prince Of Bulgaria approaches fresh can
ddates make their appearance. Prince Volgarides
who. although belonging to the Greek family, claims
Bulgarian descent, is put forward, and it would
not be surprising if an attempt were made by the
Porte and the Greeks in Constantinople to set no
Prince Yolgardes against the Russian nominee.
Doudoukoff Karsakof, the present Russian governor
OF Bulgaria. is according to all accounts taking
care to be master in the Bulgarian assembly and
make it elect whom Russia pleases. The assembly
has not been elected by the direct vote of the popula
ton but by indirect election and care has been taken
that large proportion of the members of the assem-
bly, be persons holding official positions under the
Russian government. Prince Battenberg is said to
be candidate from Russia, but there are those who
believe some one else is kept in reserve.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs

Mrs. s. Hayden, who was shot a few days ago on
the street in New York, died Wednesday night La
vele, her murderer, has been arrested
John Clifford seriously stabbed a young man nam.
ed Mcknight in New York, Wednesday, at a ball,
and Clifford was fatally shot while subsequently try
ing to escape from officer.
A special from Troy says President Burt of the
hoston' hoosac Iunnel and Western railroad. will
appeal from the decision of the in favor of the
Troy & Boston road, give security and run trains
over the road, yet in dispute.
The Fall River line has reduced the fare to New
port, Fall River and Boston from New York, to
$1.5O.
William Pensfed canvasser of advertisements for
San Francisco German paper, prevailed on the New
York police to arrest him, Wednesday night, to es-
cape what be says are Kearney's Communists.
William L. Palmer of Stonngton, who killed officer
Furniss in New York. is insane
The Ftz John Porter inquiry wa, recommended
on Saturday, but no testimony of Importance was
token.
Over 800 men and boys at the Buckwood colery,
at Pottsville, struck yesterday.
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The Leeds Murder.

The Leeds mukder.
LEWISTON, Jan. 2.-The coroner's inquest in the
Leeds case today reported Charles Morrill, came to
his death in consequence of injuries at the hand Of
VIM. H. Sawyer. Sawyer was arrested and brought
to Lewiston and will be examined Friday or Satur-
day.
woman's Temperance Convention.
BANGOR, Jan. 2-This morning at ten O'Clock the
mass convention called by the woman's State Tenn
perance Union was opened in City Hall. Delegations
present from Portland, Saco, Augusta. Belfast
and other towns. The exercises Of the first hour
were devoted to social religious meeting, led by
Mrs. Jones of East Winthrop, participated in with
readiness and feeling by the general assembly.
The president of the Union, Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens
of Stroudwater, took the chair. Mrs. Palmer of
Bangor was chosen secretary Of the convention, the
state secretary being absent. The president in
troduced Mrs. Plummer of this city, who welcomed
the delegates The response behalf of the visiting
delegations ittinsy made by Mrs. G. G. Hunt Of
Augusta. The convention proceeded to complete the
organization by filling the vacancies in the list OF
vice presidents, but two of whom were present
Mrs. Fillebrown of Cumberland, Mrs. Brown of
York, Mrs. Reynolds Of Waldo, Mrs. Sargent of Ken
nebec, Mrs. Plumuer of Penobscot and Mrs. Chap
man of Hancock were chosen.
A committee was chosen to furnish press reports
and committee on resolutions, viz Mrs. Hanson of
Watervie, Mrs. Hunt of Augusta, Mrs. Fillebrown
of Portland, Mrs. Stevens of Stroudwater and Mrs.
Perkins of Bangor, alter which an adjournment to
afternoon was made.
The afternoon session opened by an interestngf
prayer and experience meeting, led by Mrs. Lane
this city.
Ga the resumption of business the subject of "Tem-
perance Literature" Was presented by Mrs. Hunt of
Augusta in letter from Mrs. Coleman, the efficient
chairman of the National Committee
The meeting was continued in the evening. Ad-
dresses were made by several WORKERS in the cause