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There are NON living s'x atarccl!alea de France.
Niue. Ia Sfarccbala Suehet, puchcsss u Alpust1a,
IL tho doyenna ot lcr ciass. Sho bus oGets s,,s
wilnw since 1871, unil lives Ia masulas:sn1
burg 81. IIonurs. parts. The gnrdcn Of her no
tel w!ch was given her by her nuete, the hsns
Of Spatu. Ia tSGS, goos through ~ u's Asspno
Gabrielle. The others prc ail!c. u NafeSna'o
cGalu Nirl; slne. il Marecualu do alacstahou,
Dugslessa DO Magenta, sister Ut l.,c Du: 10 Ghs'
triea: UNI, fluaIly, Nine. n starecssle tan'
robert, who was 3fl,s Macdonald. aud u Ae
Youngest AIareehalx of Fsaucs.
1E.,ast. !. Il ix fht l!:e Lett
, 1879-06-28
RUSSIA.
TAXATION

ST. rRrEHsnunn, Juus 37.-Tlic Go.os statcs
that tho pol-sax established By Peter the Great
has been abofisEed. The duties on Interest
bearing paper, on incomes Of persous subject to
military ssssice. and oil buildings outside tho
towns have been substituted.
, 1879-06-28

Spfc3NI }N0paEth 10 Tie 9f7AINe.
Srn1HoFIELD, ILL.,, Juno 97.-1n the United
states Court to-day petition waa filed by GER
tain ctc1ttors of the utayv'lle & a1nttoon HAIL
road. nskng tlst Il, D. Phillips, tue newly.ap-
pointed Receiver, 10 removed, setting up tlat
tc was not n1auagng tic road IN the interests Of
the creditors. A rule requiring hun to show
cause III Thirty days wos entercd.
, 1879-06-28

CfHcftnati 1a='He tRep.h
A report relates t1tat an understanding Ina
been reached bctwcen Tlltlcn mud Ewing wlscre.
by the former is to open his barrel far the Ohlo
campaign, and The 1alter Is to turn Ohio oyer 10
Tildcn III tic Democratic Convention. 4 grand
ull.nnd-Watcr combination tickot fur 1880, with
lllden At the head and Ewing ut the tail Is to
flow from this bargain, aut1 the two doubtful
statos, New York mid Ohio, are tn be swept
Into the Democratic fold,-the Ole By the hard
tnunny md lilo otller by the snft-mouey cuull-
date. 1t ts a beautiful scheme.
, 1879-06-28


J.oEnoN, June 27.--Han1an left Newcastle
yesterday, receiving On enthusiastic farewell.
He thanked the peopo for their kindness, and
sald he Has ready to meet alt concIs to contest
the possession Of the cup. On arriving 10 Man.
chester tremendous crowd chcercd lfantnn
loudly. In the evening tic was presented with
n diamond solitaire, md made suitable reply.
The etagc wns decorated with british n1ml Amer
tcan flags. Tho Challenge Cup md uanlan's
boat were also displayed.
RACE.
Constantine ron the Newcastle handicap.
EcIIoo1-uousn SACKED.
LONDON, June e7.-A Protestant schou1.houso
In Moyrus GALWAY County, ireland, bus been
sucked by thirty persons who ca1ne from a dis
tancc. bibles mere thrown into tic soa. Thls
IL rcvlyul OF the disturbances which had been
qucted after occaaion!ng somo alarm In the dis
trtct somn rceka nQo.
LONDON, June 27.-tn connection With the
sacking Of tho scl,oo1-house Al Moyrus, 1roland,
Lowthcr, Chfof Secretary for 1rolai.d, announced
In Tie House ot Commons today tlaat tho Coy
crnmcnt was ilrmly resolved TO preserve order
irrespective Of the religion Of the. pcrsops on
guged In tic outrszes.
DEAD.
LONDON, Jnua M-Lorl Laurence, formerly
Tfceroy of 1ndin, is dead.
pnA1AAUE FUNDS.
D,nN1xsnA,t, Ju.e 25.-,thr Ttpton Dratnaue
Commissioners havo ratsol nearly .E3l ,00n.--
moro tl,nn half the amount required 10 reacno
tia n,ines in the district from th6 threatened
tnundatlou.
, 1879-06-28
POLITICAL.



dpecta! D&pdtch 10 7'ae Tyiaan&
LINCOLN, Ntb., June 27.-1he National
Greonback State Central Committee met In
this city today MID adoptef strong resolutions,
Of which tho following IL the substance: That
the National Congress llas spent months In a
struggle 10 gain political advantages, Disregard
ting tho want Of the people,; thai tile people can
hope no more from old parties; u,attho present
Congress has n&stcd money In nrnugllng over
questions Of no good to The people, giving con.
clusiro evidence thut Tie leaders Of both old
parties boI!evo the people havo not sufficient
iutelteenca TO think mud net for themselves;
that the time hss come when the people must
think md act for the good Of the nation
anL not ba tools and machines In the
hands Of willy, schc,ning politicians; Tint
the hIstury OF nations furnishes no Instances OF
reform except outside Of the dominant partica;
tlnt thu, wonderful growth Of tle National
t,052, 900 In 1873 is unparalleled; tut the efforts
toward THO demonstration OF stlyor, the redcmp-
lion ana RESOLVING q trade dolia!b, BY
tl'c Payment Of leeal-tender dollars
ureenbaek party; il,at thcy arc proud Of the
success, and growth, hnd work done for tho
whole people, ind therefore more determined
to 20 forward; dcnounca c!ass legislation, and
Gseen6sck party asd prsvent dritti,.s Into
anarchy and opprcgslot,, as tho people III EUROPE;
urges all people TO join In rcsctins tue nation
from oppression anA preTant human liberties
being 6artered away M for ,. gola. inasm,lsh as
crs and income classes.
CALIFORNIA STILL NOMINATING.
SAN FHANclaco, Junc 27.-The Honorable
BlIks' Convention nominated for suporintond-
cut Of Public instruction A. L. Mann, Of San
, 1879-06-28

1#E}:.dF1p8IH TfI1VFaDN{RtP.5
Tie Ohio contest Of this year Is but the pre-
cursor Of The national contest Of next yaar. 1ls
Democrats have Joined hands with tl,e anti-se-
sumptlontsts und made their quarrel their owu;
they havc thus forced upon The Republicans
real living issue; onp TINT every honest Repub-
1tgan can feel All interest IN, ind one which 10
party 70 confidence n,l1 supremacy 1t isrto b
a.tgat between honest nnI dishonest "'fdoncy,
and, as thu Republicans ncver lost an election
when they Ind 4 principle to contend tot, 80
WI they not ioso tlils one; An Issue such as
, 1879-06-28

dbScsai DispotcA 10 Tas 7fttunA
GAssvA LAKE, Wis, Juno 27,-oscar Ner-
berry, while fishing to1iay In Geneva Lake,
caught brook trout Weighing two und one.haif
pounds, and measuring eighteen inches. T4!s
d. ooa Of those planted BY thu Hon. N. X. Fair
bank thrce Years ago. The bass are biting
finely. large strings haYta. been brought In to.
, 1879-06-28

BFU6EHdtEH t4aISA1 L*absF tNFWs1.
4 negro living on mir. Warrcn'a place. nbont
four Miles from town, was fired upon Saturday
night anl not fled to rnoyo oil. Hc has compiled
with The donlnna. We are tnsosmetl b!ooly
coffin w.s found on Penn Mclseu's gallery one
morning last ueok. The bulldozess lsayG nott-
fed Dr.. Anp1ewhttc to leave the country, wo
ato Informed. Tho Doctor declined to ohay,aud
him off We haze adylse1t persons guilty Of
country, but ttl1cy seem to pay no attention to
tho ndvlce. They will rea)tzc when too latc
that they hare gone too fur In ttleir dcytl,ncht,
and, II tbs courts aud cit!sons ca1t.ot check
them, they need exDogt nothing lnose thnil To
have troops Quartercd on them by the 1ovrrn-
mont. We again ask them to stop thels mis-
shfrf
, 1879-06-28

T1ftddkfpafa freas tRtn.).
Says tho Baltimore Gasa,t, IN speaking Of tho
Conktine- Lamar difficulty: "Thc hatred Of t!le
duel In the North is in gront part fear that The
1rc-cater viii not be the one 10 get killed." We
arc awaro that before tue Wnr t,lero was gen.
eral impression In tho old Blavo States that all
Northern rnen were cowartls; n1l u was on tho
suppoaition TINT "a Southcrner could whip ton
Northern mu5siI.s" that tho South appealed to
the War proved that the South had made littlo
mistake on this point, but the lesson seems TO
hnyo been lost On tho Ga.etit. Northern met
i,ath tile duel Just us they Into all other roies
Of barbarian, tnc'udtng ivneh.ngs and the colt
, 1879-06-28
Tf1VIa'Ts.


LONDON, juno 21-HAd governments and op-
pressiou VI the Feiahs ate the chief taxt of thu
indictment under which tho Kbsdlye, 1snaii
Pashs, WA eonlsn.aed.
Kuipr's DEBT,
LONDON, juno GA Euiro correspondent
learns from ~ Official source that the floating
dent Of Egypt haa been reduced by T., coo ,o0o
slhcs tue departure OF the khedtye's European
Ministers,
THE MfNMTHf.
LONDON, june 27.-A dispatch from Alex
andrla states tllat tlo atntstry Ut tho lata uoy-
ernmeDt has resigned, auu Chcsif PaAha Ia torlu-
IA: smother.
, 1879-06-28
1tAntpHAs

CAafltsteH Is. C.l .yt.cs tDsm>.
It Ia useless fur the Southern Democrats 10
any that It was not dgl.t Of their making. TIC
Southern voto Eago torce aud strength 10 thc
pians Of tho Northern Democrats, aud the
responsibility cnunut be cYated.
, 1879-06-28

Oua Of the newest converts to practl-
cal and tgpiedlate. ,t'Imdtali4m ta Con-
gsczsmag:, Louis McLaas, OF Halsinore,
stroH- ;Titdsp lpan, aud prospective Cablnst
oillocr,-: Mr4 hfcLans voted, much 10 The sur
psiso of the Doud Hing, for tLu Warner b!l, aud
, 1879-06-28

It doesn't sccm TO have occurred to tho Dem,
ocraas thnt the alleged military interference
with the election In this city in 1851. II IL took
place at all. which It did not too1s place before
the passage of the laH which they ara trying ia
repeal. Tie latter was passcd In 1861; and to
use the alleged military interference In thIa clty
In 1864 rs an azGumcat aEatast thai law Il
groatfy absurd.
, 1879-06-28

hdfhtHVtAN RtbNAglcaN t.sxp.h
When John Brow, was detected In rebellion
agalnbt tho luws Of Virginia. ho was nrug With
out 9nese5. When tho Hsata ot Virginia re-
belled against the Union, not i eo1ltury Rebel
waa hung. Vlrgfnfa's cxutnp'o was lost upon
tic Nation, u,itt It suffers lfoM the neglect
, 1879-06-28

PATAGONIA CnDBD TO TIN ARGENTINE STATES.
LonDoN, J,no o7.- AdYiccs from. Ducno4
Ayret 10 juno report that Chilli had concluded
treaty With the Argentine Statcs cuptalning
clause which EiYcs Tue whole Of Patagonia to tlo
ArEepttne nopu1>l!c.
, 1879-06-28

CoIpMBus, o., Juno 27.-Tho Democratic
State Committss hnye dsetdrd to formally
open the campaign carlf In August, With
speeches BY Pcudleton, Thurman, Ewlng, Bted-
ulau, aud others.
, 1879-06-28

Uunfen f0.1 RepnstfnrY iRfu.),
eome Of these tlnc days All innocent hotel
clerk will lnqntrs Of ucn. Ewing, "sit, tl!l You
orttcr No. 1lf'' nil then thrru'll 10 u hotel
funeral und a candidate iu trouble.
, 1879-06-28
CURRENT OPINION.
Concerning Sti ytl..

WtINbhfI -fFU7dhcaF (1hH.N +
Tho Louisville Uoartkr-Jat.rAa! inssta that
Mr. Ttttlen is Infinitely stronger tllun bo wus
this tine four years ago." True, Ia op6 sense,
at least. liz s.l,ulls Wusse.
, 1879-06-28

'sWten opening lips reveal pure whtte tcoth, =
ehAftn "a sprtaa oTer ta face hhlch oonauerA love
10 see1fs such. hrown's Gauphesatsd saponAcaouI
rounttEfetss.
, 1879-06-28
SWITZERLAND.


BERNIE, june 27.-Ata rccent SFnod Of tllia
Canton the Roman Catholic delegates psrtfc!.
patcd, nnl outuumbercd tho Old Catholics, sixty.
five 10 thtrty-dsc, clectiuE the oflircbcatrrs aul
Synodal Council for the next four ycars. =
, 1879-06-28


The New York SH.t ltsa Tue nail squarelY on
tllp Iiea1 wlluu 1t SAYS Tint "tl,o net result of
tins extra session Is, tint the Democracy ase
covered with disgrace, while glory Is ahe1 upon
Hayes"
, 1879-06-28

Compensation for Injuries.
= In tha ten years oDdlpg june 1901, tho chlet
English railroads. had 10 pay &l,655 VOC cozlpen-
eatloa l0r in(nsAs received by ratlEua4 acct-
Aept&.
, 1879-06-28
TURKEY.
NxtcfI1H4AV f4@hxrk%f


CoNsrAar1HorIE, juuo 27.-Thc Governmant
Of Sa1onlca asks for rcinforccmcnts on account
Of the in,urrcctlon iu thG ,bjuma district
, 1879-06-28
DONE.


EHtcta! D'spdfc;1 10 This Tribune
, CA1no. ILL.,, JUNO 97.-I'he change Of Rnueo ON
the Iron Mouptaia Railway, from Birds Point,
opposite this ctT. to Poplar Dlul, was effected
yesterday. = ''' -
, 1879-06-28

Special DltpQIcA 10 The 7ftb1l13.
DErRo1T, hieis,, Juno 27.-As prGdFctod
week ago, W. L. Wcbber, Representing Boston
>rtiss, to-aaY He'd bill III tho United Ssates
Co.Vt for a fosos +osuro Of lilo mortgage Upon
the !lInt g. t;ro Marquette Railroad. The
Court uDnc:fted rs Receive DR.. II. e.. Potter,
prtscE' c~ucrat Manager Of ttr road. a speedy
sails aud reorganization will follow.
, 1879-06-28
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE OF THE CTIrr sIaHAL OFr1csn,
WAsntNcToN. u. t..Juue 2s-1 a, m.-ludIca.
Iuls: For Tennessee mil the Ohio yalley,
westerly wluds, slightly cooler, partly c!oiily
weather, statiouary or rising barometer, passf-
bly preceded ~ 1ucal BturnE III tic western por-
uon.
For tic Upper Msslssipp! aad Lower Mis-.
souri Valley, northeast 10 northwest winds,
slightly cooler, clear or pattly cloudy weather,
posslb!y occasional light rain anil stationary 0.
higher pressure.
For tic lnkG region, variable winds, moatly
westerly stationary temperatures aud pressure,
patty cloudy weather. nnl occasional local ralli
LOCAL UnsxArArloMs.
, 1879-06-28

COLUMBUS, G., juno 27.-Car1isle's plaplng-
mill was destroyed by sre at an carly hour this
morning. Loss about SB,O0D; no INSURANCE.
The fire Nas tho work Of al inccudiarY.
, 1879-06-28
AT GLENDALE. MONT,

Il 0l1NNUNIES MU1SIs
V1narStA C1rr, Mont, Juno 2z--A Ore at
Glendale on the @G&h destroyed the smclter,
quartz.mtll, Office, etc, OF the Hccta Mining
Company, tic most extensive works; Of the
k.ad Ii tile vicinity. Lots estimated at SiU,-
fNl.
, 1879-06-28

{RoAz, Juue a7-ltc Committee Of the Chm.
lter vi Deputies on tue Rrist-tax has tlecltcd to
hnblalt u bill similar to that adopted BY tho
, 1879-06-28

1H>tafdt pislMffA to Tas Tttbu.sf+,
SFRIS0rlEIp, Ill. Junn 27.-TAo Illinois Con.
tral Ra1lroad fo-daY ased With tho stato Auditor
the sont.at,nllal statesAent OF ts groes earnings
to April u. The tota! IL s., i37 ,0is.69.
, 1879-06-28
FIRES.


At GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
dptcat Df&udteh 10 TAs 1ytbunA.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June BE. r. Hunt
fey's aaughtcr-housc and adiouing buildings,
containing considerable quantity of meat, ,voro
destroyed by fro EARLY this morning. LOSS,
$1,oo0; Insurance. s4U0. Ia the MerIdon, OF Con
nccEtcut.
, 1879-06-28
LABOR TROUBLES,

THO Proposed Denomination on tic Cam
Ing Fourth Of July-Work Of Cl,lcago aud
Cincinnati Socialists Among lsastsrn Work
, 1879-06-28

scnae. Thry also propose special bill pro7id-
1llg thai the grist.tnx bc abolished In 1881.
GIVES IT ur.
LONDON, june 91.-A dispatch from Roma
eays The Pope has abandoned, for the rroAcni7
the ilsn Of diplomatic relations With England.
, 1879-06-28

A'E GENEVA LAKE, WIS.
fpsctaf 4isnatca IL 7hs TI1enns-
GENEVA LAKE, Wis, June 27.-Tho residence
Of Air. d. +. Walker took fire about 80 tnfs
eveulug BY clothes ian!ting from n lsnp iu d
closet; Iamage abont $i0o.
, 1879-06-28

explosion, Has driven into Tho seeond atory Of
The dwelling occupied By family named Long
Claudo Long. s years old. was killed. nn,' his
sister sellu, II years OLD, was badly hurt.
Their motl,cr and Mrs. Ann McAvoy arc miss
ing, and are bclic.cd to DO buried In tho ruins
Mrs. McAroY WIS found alivo In the ruins,
bnt ahc died soon after bnlng cxtricated.
This evening the dead body Of Eva Long rns
found sitting with fork In ono hand, and a
broken cnn-h&ndIc 1T ttte otlHr.
Stella Long has since dfcd lrom her INJURIES
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18

Hon. o. D. Conger and wife, of Michigan,
are stopping at the Grand Hotel.
]. Alex. Grant, of Frankfort, KY, we'll
known in Washington political circles, is
in the city.
DR.. julius Wise, of Memphis, Tenn, is
the guest of his father, Rev. Isaac NJ. Wise,
No. 126 Dayton street.
Orville Grant, brother of General U. S.
Grant is visiting relatives in this vicinity Y,
and took in the Highland House last night.
Mr.. A. E. Kramer got back from Putin
Bay last night. He reports that Mayor
Jacob is having excellent luck pulling out
the largest and best fish in the lake.
Mr.. John H. Gault, Secretary of the Gin
cinnat Furniture Exchange, having been
granted two weeks leave of absence left
this morning for Chicago, accompanied by
his wife,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18
TERRIBLE SEA DISASTER.
The Steamer State of Virginia
Wrecked.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
HALIFAX, July lS.-The steamer State of
Virginia. from New York for Glasgow,
went ashore at Sable Island at 7:45 p. m.
Saturday. Three women and five children
were lost in the surf while landing. The
vessel had seventy-four passengers, one
hundred and four head If cattle, and a gem
eraI cargo. Sixty cattle were saved. The
purser and boats crew of the steamer land
ed at Sherbrook. They left Sable Island
Sunday, when all the passengers saved
were we'll The weather had been fine since
leaving New York till they got into Jog,
in which the vessel went ashore Saturday
night. Assistance is being sent from here
to the passengers on the island.
The vessel is likely to be a total wreck.
Four women and five children were lost.
The names of the lost are Miss M. G. Mar
tin, boy named r. S. Wilson, Mrs. Peden
and two children, boy named John Wi
destrand, Mrs. NJ. Glare, Miss Cornan and
Mrs. Walker.
Sable Island, the scene of the wreck, is a
small island in the Atlantic Ocean, ninety
miles southeast Of Nova Scotia; is entirely
in the track of vessels sailing between the
northern parts of America and Europe; it
is low and sandy, about twenty-five miles
in length and a mile and a quarter in
breadth. 1t has been the scene of many
shipwrecks. A company of men living
there are furnished with provisions and
other necessarics for the purpose of reliev-
ing ship mariners, and supported at an an
nual expense of $1,000.
The island is covered with grass and wild
peas. Wild horses and cattle are found
there.
The lost steamer was valued at S500,000,
and insured at the usual rates. Agents es-
innate the value of the cargo at S350000.
The only thing the shipwrecked party is
likely to suffer for is water.
The passengers from tie Western States
were: Rev. Thomas Cooper, Peru, Ind.
W. Bsgley and wife, Miss Kate Bagley, A.
Dalzell, j. V. Morrison and Miss Ellen c.
Cuughey, all of Pittsburg, Pa. Geo. Losey,
Cleveland, o.; Mr. and Mrs. Widestrand,
Chicago, ILL.,; VIM. Dodd st. Louis.
CHICAGO July 18-Among the passcn-
gers on the steamer State of Virginia we're
Mr.. and Mrs Widestrand, of this city, and
their only child John, aged four years.
The child was drowned. Mr.. Lars P.
Widesrand, grandfather Of the boy, is con-
nected with the lnman Steamship Agency
in this city.
He has received no intelligence from
them except brief dispatch announcing
the loss. They had set out Tor a. three
months visit TO relatives in Sweden. Mr..
Uno Widestrand well known and popular,
is a salesman in the large music house of W.
W. Kimiball.
Special TO the Star.
PITTsBuRG. Pa, July 1S.-Several Pitts.
burgers were on board the steamship State
of Virginia, wrecked on Sable Island, but
all are reported safe by telegram received
to-day.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18
City Commissioners.

Ordinances to assess special tax on real
estate bounding Mcmillan street from Au-
burn street to Highland avenue, and North
Wendell alley from Rice street to its north
ern terminus were transmitted to Council
A resolution was adopted that the con-
tractor on Mclean avenue sewer extension
be instructed to put in timber and con-
crete foundations south of the o. & NJ. Rail
road.
A recommendation from the Committee
on Parks and Fountains that some conpe.
tent person be employed to repair the
Tyler Davidson Fountain was approved
Eleven hundred dollars was ordered paid
to NJ. A. Dougherty and Patrick McCor-
mick in full for the right to construct and
maintain the Mclean avenue sewer through
their premises.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18

place, was overcome by the heat yesterday
at II m., and died at o'clock p. m. De-
ceased was thirty-fve years of age.
BOWLING GREEN, July 1S.-Mr Sam. Tai
ley, well-known citizen OF this town,
was called from his house by two men,
who informed him they were United
States Marshals, come to arrest him for
passing counterfeit money. They then
tied him, and, going into the house, robbed
him of $3.50. Doc. Smith and Jack Herring
we're afterward arrested and sent 10 Jail in
default of bail.
GLASGOW, July 1s.-Simms Jones' barn,
in Cumberland County, together with a
large lot of hay and fine mule, has been
destroyed by fire.
Ward Carr, the negro who was cut with
scythe in Barren County by Ben. Landrum,
is dead.
BUTLER, July 18.-During row near here
last night, Ilelbreth Norris was fatally
stabbed in the lungs and VIM. Wolf and
Elkin Lemons terribly beaten up.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-18
CRIME AND CALAMITY.
THE SMALL BoY's REVOLVER AGAIN.

THE SMALL BOYS REVOLVER AGAIN.
Specials to the Star.
CLovERpALE IND, July 18.-Two young
boys named Smith and Sims, aged nine and
ten, were playing with revolver yesterday
evening. Smith pointed the weapon to-
ward Sims and told him jestingly that he
would shoot him. Unexpectedly the load
was discharged and emptied into Sims ab-
domen, killing him instantly.
AFTER THE INCENDIARIEs.
DENVER, COL, July 1S.-The county all
thorities at Leadville have offered 81, 600
reward for the discovery of the incendaries
who fired the Courthouse at that place.
While the firemen were extinguishing the
flames, burning coal oil, used by the incen-
diaries, ran in streams along the ground.
TWO BOTTLES AT HIS SIDE.
FoRT WAYNE. IND, July 18.-Yesterday
the body OF a man named Hamilton was
found dead on the Fort Wayne, Muncie &
Cincinnati track, two miles from Mont
pelier. He had been run over by a freight
train and was terribly lacerated. Two
whisky bottles were found by his side.
The FESTIVE DRUG ClERh.
PEORIA, ILL, July 18.-Wm Stubbe-
field, Il festive drug clerk at Henry, H..
was yesterday arrested on complaint Of c.
L. Painter, wealthy citizen, who charges
the apothecary with the seduction of his
daughter. All the parties stand high and
the case excites deep interest.
PASSENGER TRAIN DwCHED.
TDIt-MprI 'TrSN Iuly
train was ditched near here Yesterday. A
colored man on board received broken
leg, and Jones, the baGgaGe-master, was bad
ly injured on the head. Three or four pas
sengers were injured, but no one killed.
FATALLY SHOT IN A SALOON.
AURORA, IND., July lS.-Morris Thomas,
a butcher, was fatally shot last night while
engaged in drunken saloon row. A rough
named Pete kimbler has been arrested for
the crime, but lie claims that the shooting
was accidental.
FATAL CASE OF sUNsTRoKE.
BLooMINGToN, ILL, July ls.-B. L. Ray
mond fatally was injured by being sun
struck yesterday afternoon while working
threshing machine in the western part of
the county.
BARN BURNERS AT WORK.
CoRYDoN, lND., July lS.-The fine barn OF
Dennis Askren, six miles from Corydon, in
Jackson Township, was burned, as is sup
posed, by al. incendiary, night before last,
together with all his wheat, harness and
farm Implements.
SING HEY, THE MERRY MooNsHINER.
NASHVILLE July 1s.-Deputy Collectors
report to Collector Woodstock the capture
of three stills on Dry Creek and the arrest
Of five moonShiners Lick Skillet's'' ia
nous still has been captured. The dis.
tillery consisted Of three tubs, one ofwhich
contained fifty gallons of beer. The still
consisted Of large iron kettle with q
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Foreign Flashes.

Ten Turkish battalions have been sent to
Volo.
The commercial and financial circles in
London were considerably agitated yester-
day by the renewal of rumors respecting a
further collapse in the iron trade.
The Grand Vizier has informed the Sui
tan that he will resign unless his pro-
grammc is adopted. His resignation will
probably be accepted, and a new Ministry
formed.
At Port-au-Prince, Monday, June 3Qth,
Petit Canal, brother of the President, shot
De Lorme, member of the Legislative
Chamber. A general shooting affray en-
sued, in which forty members and some Of
Canals 5 adherents were killed.