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ELECTRIC BELLS-THE NEWEST AND
II best method of Bell hanging known: It is
destined to ,supersede entirely the old fash
No breaking OF wires: on the contrary. when
once In position for the electric current 70 pass,
Is necessary to sound an alarm Is to press
gently button. which may connect with bells
In servants room. dining-room. kitchen. stable
In fact any part OF residence or business
house. mo burglar will enter house with one
Of these bells In IT. said buttons can be 30 ar;
ranged with indicators that servant can tell
In an instant from where an alarm comes.
Numbers Of our most prominent merchants
are using them, with great satisfaction. both
for their residences and stores. Send Tor cir
''1'''-s - JAS d. REYNOLDS, Agent.
ja2 No. 20 BaEonne street,
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Mechanics and Ira ders' Insurance Com.
pany vs.. David Hidden,

M6C00DIC4 Df00Of4 ungUR0MG6 Come
pany vs.. David Hadden.
GIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
y ish Of Orleans. No. 1Osss-By virtue Of 8
writ of seizure and sale, to me directed BY tho
ish Il Orleans. In tie above entitled cause Ssi
will proceed to sell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auctioners' Exchange. Royal
b 4f az ey On sAT1s
DAY March ~. $780, at u O'Clock M. the follow
inF GfsS5h9 e 81 with tho
nsted IN liz 2 District cs1 Il shs
81
desienated as lots numbers four, dva, Six. seven
on q i
&. Kenny. late notary. Lots four and i've "a.
nine inches three lines front on Jackson street.
and three lines In depth. between parallel
other and the above lots four and i've. and
measure each thirty feet nine inches three and
@ % T Is aao on p
ton inches and three lines front On Jacob lnow
feet one incn and seven lines In depth. between
parallel lines. the whole American measure.
The lots OF Rroundlabove described form part
6eore ths le Kenn9 en notsry 81
the fourth OF August, 1s47 the defendant herein
acquired Jointly with Christian Schultz, Joseph
Leach and Luther D. Leach.
And BY an act passed before John 3; Borg
stede. then recorder Of the parish OF Jefferson.
tian Schultz and Joseph and Luther D. Leach
sold their interest In said property to said de-
fendant. who thereby became owner Of tho
whole.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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No. 1871 AN ACT
To amend and re-enaet act No. Is OF the Gem
eral Assembly OF 1877. passed at Its extra
session.
Be it enacted By The General Assembly Of
the State of Louisiana, That act No. 18 OF the
General Assembly of 1877, approved at its
extra session March 23, 1877, be and the same
Is thereby amended and re-enacted so as to
read as follows:
SECTION l. That the receiving or delivery
In the night time or between sunset and sun
rise OF any unglnned or seed. cotton, or cot
ton in the lint, unbaled, and other farm pro-
ducts sold, exchanged, bargained for. bar
shall be and the same is hereby constituted
misdemeanor. "And prouided further, that
the passage Of this act shall not operate as a
bar to the prosecution or punishment OF any
offense against said act No. IS, comm lifted
prior to the PRONUNCIATION OF this act"
SEC. 2. Be 1t further enacted, etc, That
Whoever shall In the night time, or between
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Pulled when He was Too Ripe.

It Is q singular fact that whenever crowd
OF Republicans is gathered together every
body Is disposed to hurrah for Blaine and
then vote for somebody else Fits and sun
strokes create a vast amount OF sympathetic
enthusiasm, but, somehow, this Is as far as 1t
ever goes. As candidate for President, Mr..
Blaine appears to have been pulled when he
was too ripe These are very sad facts, and
we commend them to Billy Chandler. II they
are carefully pasted inside his hat they will
not interfere with the Grape on the outside.
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Pauline Lisso W. Henry spiro.

T,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II fab OF Orleans No. s7e4-By virtue OF a
writ OF flert facias TO me directed by the hon.
orable the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
Orleans. In the above entitled cause, / will pro-
coed to sell at public auction, on the premises
hereinafter designated. on TUESDAY March
scribed properly. to Wit
ONE LAR0E AND WELL-ASSORTED LOT
OF TOBACCO, IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
CIGARS, SNUFF. PIPES. etc. now In my ware
house, Nos. % and rs Orleans street between
Royal and Bourbon streets. In the Second Dis
trict of this city.
Seized In the above suit.
Terms-Oash on the spot.
J. r. AECEE aAUTHREAUX,
OWL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
fe2f mia o
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CONSTABLE SALES.

Laura G.. Reynolds VI. James Galbralth;
same vs. same.
GECOND JUSTICE COURT IN AND FOR
- the parish Of Orleans. Nos. 800 and s95-By
virtue OF two writs Of fiert facias to me direct
ed by the Hon. ". Rogers. Second Justice
Of the Peace, In and for the parish OF Orleans,
In the above entitled suits. Will proceed to cell
at public auction, at Montgomery h Co.'s. No.
81 Camp street, First District Of this city. on
SATURDAY. the thirteenth day OF March, 1885,
at 10 O'Clock m.-
ONE CHICK RING PIANO.
Seized In the above stated suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
mhs 91s Il. BARNES, Constable.
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Notice Of special Act.

CITIZENS BANK OF AOUIBIANA. !
New Orleans, February ~, 1880.
l. the Constitution. public notice is hereby
given that after legal delay from the publication
OF this notice. application will be made to the
law to authorize the cash department Of the
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana to settle and com.
promise with the mortgage stockholders OF
said bank. In reference to their liabilities as
stockholders and to authorize and enable the
said cash department to realize and apply all
the assets Of said mortgage stock depar,tment
In aid OF the bank under act OF Legislature
Of thirtieth Of January. 1885, for the payment
Of which bonds and other liabilities the assets
e. L. OARRIERE. President.
fe2b 28 mh3 6 10 Is II 40 a rs
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JUDICIAL ADvERrIsEMENTs.
sHERIFF SALES.
George IDo1AmOre W. Canal street. City
Park and Lake Railroad Company.

George Delamore W. Canal street. City
Park and Lake Railroad Company.
E,IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
II ish Of Orleans. No. 10.2i3--By virtue Of q
writ Of fleri iacias ITO me directed by the
ish OF Orleans. In the above entitlsd cause. and
also by consent OF parties Interested / will
proceed to sell at public auction. % the prog
March 6. 1850. at 4 o'clock b. m. the following
oe ALL AND f,Y spiNGtLAR A CERTAIN FRAME
BUILDING OR STRUCTURE known as pa
Wilton. being on the Bayou It, john at or near
the entrance thereto into Lake Pontchartrain.
commencing at a distance OF eight feet from the
lower boundary line OF the spanish Fort prop
erty and extending thence towards the lake a
distance OF sixty. nine feet. said building be-
Ing erected upon piles driven Into the Lake
occupied BY 0. Faucon as o refreshment saloon.
with small houses attached.
Seized In the above suit. |~r
Terms-Oash on the spot
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
rnhQ AZ
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Massachusetts.
Chicago Times.]

IOuIVtfXU 1Iutb.J
The gentlemen who effected the alliance be-
tween Butler Republicans, Butler Democrats
and Faneuil Hall Democrats In Massachu-
sets profess confidence In their ability to
carry the State this fall against the nominee
Of the Chicago convention. Republicans
treat the fusion with contempt, but are said
to fear that the contest will be- close one.
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CITY ORDINANCES---OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Citv Hall March Q 1880

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hail. March 2, 1880.
No. 6367-Administratio Series.I
AN ORDINANCE providing for the payment
OF the several accounts therein named.
Be 1t ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made for the
month Of December, 1879. and that the Ad-
ministrator Of Public Accounts warrant on
the same whenever there shall be money in
the city treasury to the credit OF the appro-
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MAYoRALu7 OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall, March 2. 1880.

MAYoRALy7 OF NEw ORLEANS.
City Hall. March 2. 1880.
mo. -Administratio Series.l
AN ORDINANCE providing for the payment
of the several accounts therein named.
Be 1t ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made for the
year $780, and that the Admlnistra-
tor OF Public Accounts warrant on the
Administrator Of Finance In payment Of the
same whenever there shall be money In the
city treasury to the credit Of the appropriate
fund for each account and not otherwise APP
propriated:
Ben Armbruster, clerk. fees In case OF City
vs. John 2. Exnielos, $3.50.
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF New
Orleans, March q, 1880.
Yeas Behan, Collins, Glynn, Isaacson,
Marks, Meallie.
I. w. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
RoBT. g. WooD, Secretary.
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since. A portion Of his mail was discovered
IN Logan county, eev9nty-f1ve miles from bis
route, and Il 10 believed that Arnold was
blown away by the hard winds.
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Notice.

Notice.
TsHALL APPLY TO THE LEGISLATURE
l. for charter to sell lottery tickets by what Is
known as the German Lottery Oompany.o
fe7 13 10 IS miss @. f. FALKENSTEIN.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS.
tCity Hall. March 2. 1880.

MAYORALTY OF New ORLEANS.
tCity Hall. March 2. 1880. J
No. e37O-Adminlstratio Series.
Be it ordained by the City Council, That the
authority given to the Administrator of
Finance to receive, and to the taxpayers to
pay, ten mills on account OF the fifteen mills
tax, as permitted by ordinance No. 6317, Adj
ministration Series, shall cease to exist from
the thirty-flrst day Of March, 1880, and said
ordinance No. e317, Administration Series,
shall no longer be In operation and effect
after said date, and the Administrator OF
Finance shall continue the collection OF taxes
after the said thirty first Of March, 1880, &C.
cording to law.
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF New
Orleans, March 2, 1880.
Yeas-Behan, Collins, 9lynn, Isaacson,
Marks, Meallie.
A true copy:
ROBT O. WOOD, Secretary.
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MAYoBALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall. March Q. 1880.

City Hall. March o 1880. !
mo. 637l-Admtnistratio Series.
Be 1t ordained by the City Council, That the
delinquent city licenses Of 1880 shall be col
lected by the Administrator Of Finance In
authorized to appoint as many collectors as
may be necessary, and pay them commission,
not exceeding per cent, on gross amount OF
collections; said collectors shall deposit cash
to cover all blanks furnished them, and shall
be clothed with authority to sign said blanks
strictly In accordance with the license Ordi-
nances Of 1880, and receive pay for them from
the license payer. Collectors appointed un-
der this ordinance shall settle with the Depart
ment Of Finance daily at p. NJ. Parties refus-
either 10 civil courts, by Injunction and suit,
or before the recorders court, under section
70, ordinance 6253, or both, as may be deemed
most advisable
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF New
Yeas'Behan, Collins, Glynn, Isaacson,
''>s' Nv. PATTON, Mayor.
A true copy:
RoDT. 9. WooD. Secretary.
MAroRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall. March 2. 1880.
mo. 6372-Administration Series1
Resolued, That the commissioners OF the
McDonogh school fund be and are hereby au-
thorized to renew the lean OF $4,000, made
account OF the McDonogh school fund, anc
| falling due March 4, 1880.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of New
| Orleans. March 2, 1885,
Yeas : Behan, Collins, Glynn, Isaacson
'A"' 80 '' Nv. PATTON. Mayor.
RoDT. 9. WooD, Secretary.
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pirate fund for each account and not other
wise appropriated:
DEpARTMENr OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Streets. Wages ....
3. Curry, towing garbage boats ...... $3.50 OH
CRESCENT CITY POLICE.
Thos. Carey, building cistern, etc. at
fire alarm Office, Sixth District. ..... $57 40
VARIOUS.
Leon Lamothe, meals for Jurors. .$444 90
Grand total, $1.051 40.
Adopted by the Council OF the city OF New
Orleans, March 2, 1880.
Yeas.,Behan, Collins. Glynn, Isaacson.
Nv. PATTON, Mayor.
RoBr. q. woop. Secretary.
hAro Gity Hail. Fl S SaT S : isso
mo. Observation-Disclosures Series.l
AN ORDINANC E providing for the payment
Of the several accounts therein named.
Be 1t ordained That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made for
the year. 1880, and that the Administrators
Of Public Accounts warrant on the
Administrator Of Finance In payment Of
the same whenever there shall be money In
the city treasury to the credit OF the appro-
pirate fund for each account and not other
wise appropriated:
ALI. II. Isaacson, Administrator Of Finance,
cash advanced for law charges, etc, 1882 y.
Adopted by the Council OF the city Of New
Orleans, March 2, 1880.
Yeas Behan, Collins, Glynn, Isaacson,
/. W. PATTON. Mayor.
RoBT. b. WOOD, Secretary.
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r HEREBY. GIVE NOTICE THAT I HAVE
j. petitioned the Legislature to be reimbursed
for moneys paid out by me on lands sold me by
fa0g rnha liz n ~ / &. COPIES.
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Notice Of special Act.

NOt1C0 OF Special ACT.
r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. IN ACCORDANCE
l. with article 4S OF the constitution. that will
apply to- the Legislature for relief. to pay a
OF the Superior District court for the parish Of
Orleans, against the Bureau OF Immigration.
for the sum OF Ave hundred and flfty-eiRht dol
lars, interest and costs.
fe2o 2e mhs Is az Il. Won WERTHERN.
~ undersigned will apply to the Legislature
for a law to provide him payment for work and
material on gas fixtures In the State House. In
les Il 20 as mhs WILLIAM TOOHEY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Notice Of Special Act.
DURSUANT TO ARTICLE 4s OF THE NEW
l. constitution, I give notice that shall ap-
ply to the Legislature for the reimbursement
Of money paid by me to the State for property
which 1t sold to me without title.
mh3 9 Is IL Of ana r., III. BROWNE.
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AUCTION SALES.


by Montgomery 4 90.
FIVE HUNDRED ELEGANTLY FRAMED OIL
PAINTINGS AND OHROMOS AT AUC
TON.
L 81 Camp street.
~ ..'' MONTGOMERY l. CO..
mh3 10 Auctioneers.
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MONTGOMERY q CO..
Al AUCTIONEERD,
VIII sell Horses. Mules. Cows. Carriages mt
Harness At auction. at
MONTdOMERY'B TATTERsALIS,
No. - DaTonn0 street.
every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY q II
O'Clock.
Oonsignments Of stock solicited. auls em
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An Injustice.

Itseems. from the Houston reporters ac-
count in the Galveston News, that some peo-
ME in Houston are censufing Col. H. Ii
Bower, Chairman of the State Executive
committee, because majority Of the COM
mittee voted in favor of holding convention
at Dallas. They charge that he influenced
the vote. This is very unjust How couiu
he influence the vote, if he had tried, viii h
we are SO situated that we know is not the
case. The members of tire committee are
all intelligent, thinking gentlemen honest IN
their purposes and true to the duties incum
bent upon them. They are not men TO be
influenced by sophistry, or anything else ex-
cent their own good Judgment Col. Bower
is willing that every letter he ever wrote TO
sny member should be published, and II THIS
should be done, he challenges any
man, citizen of Houston or elsewhere 10 ana
a sentence or word that even smacKs OF
wish, hint or suggestion that he would
like to have the convention held at Dallas, or
desired the vote of any committeeman cast
in favor of Dallas. Let the members OF the
committee be consulted on this point, and
thew will all bear him out in his earnest ue-
NAL that he ever wrote or said word on the
subject. 1t is easy to accuse, but II PROOF
cannot be brought to sustain the accusation,
then the accuser should make proper
acknowledgements of his wrong.
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NenrIy Sensational.

The report published by our evening CO.
Temporary and photographed abroad and TO the
Galveston News about two women dressed
in mems attire, numbering and robblng
lady in Collin county, is, we are justified IN
saying, purely sensational thing without
any foundation in fact. The HERALD did
not believe it at the time and refrained from
saying anything about it, and has since made
diigent inquiry in Collin county, and from
parties in Dallas from Collin county, and
no one knows anything about it or ever
heard of it. The very same tale, except that
the locality was in johnson county, was pub
lished in the Fort Worth Democrat about a
year ago. 1t was entirely fsbrica-
ton then Just as it is now. One OF the
illustrated sensational newspapers that come
to our news-stands had similar story with
an illustration, but located in Colorado. This
paper was yesterday on sale on the different
news-stsnds in the city. Such senseless
'taKes," as the reporters call them, do harm
10 our section and they are reprehensible in
inc extreme. If the report is SO short
handed IN news items as to be forced to
fakng," he ought to have originality and
genus enough to get up something new.
he-hasnes don't read well, nor reflect credit
upon the brains of the re.hasher.
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PERSONAL.

Captain D. Z. Grove, fuel agent of the
Texas & Pacific, is in the city.
Colonel G. B. Randall, a young lawyer OF
Denison, was in the city yesterday on legal
business.
j. T. Dargan, ofthe insurance firm of Dor
gan & Irrelevant, has returned from trip to
Atlanta, Georgia.
Mr.. Joe Mason, of Galveston, who owns a
large book store there, is at the Grand
Windsor. He will open branch house
here the first Of next month.
Exc overnor Throckmorton and Colonel
Tom Murray, of Mckinney, arrived in the
city last evening en- route to Weatherford to
attend the celebration of the extension of the
Texas & Pacific to that place.
General b. j. Chambers, of Cleburne,
nominee of the Greenback party, for the
Vce-P Presidency, is in this city, and leaves
this morning for Chicago where he goes to
attend the convening Of the Greenback con-
vention.
Mr. Julius Ullmsn and wife left last even
ing for Houston, where they will make their
future home, There were number Of their
friends at the depot to bid them goodbye.
Mr.. Ullman and his brother, Mr.. Moses
Ullman, will engage in the wholesale grocery
trade in that city.
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ESTABLISHED IN lS49
PRICE FIVE CENTS

Arkansas-yeas, Is; Caliiornia-noes, ~;
Colorado--yeas, 8; CONSTITUENCIES, II;
Delaware-noes, g. Florids--yess, 6; Geor-
gia-yeas, 6; noes, l6; Illinois-yeas, AZ;
lndiana--yeas, 9; noes, 2S; Iowa--noes,
~ hansss--noes, 10; Kentucky announced
"a yeas. A Kentucky delegate rose and
said there were delegates from that State
who desired 10 vote no, There were four
stalwarts who desired their votes recorded
no. Applause and Kisses. Because OF
the delegates excited and boisterous manner
the Chair ruled that all debate on anything
else than the correction of votes be out Of
order.
The Chairman of the Kentucky delega-
ton here rose and said he would then give
the names Of the four, but Just then Mr.
Conkling went up to him and
SAID a WORD,
which led him to forego his purpose,
and take his seat Then the four
Kentucky dissestng delegates stood upon
their claims in the presence of the conven-
ton, amid great applause. The vote Of Ken
lucky was then recorded Mt 20 yeas noes
Maine, Ii noes. Maryland, yeas; noes.
Massachusetts,, yeas; II noes. Michigan
yea 20 noes. Minnesota, Q yeas; noes.
Mississippi, s yeas noes. Missouri, 90
Yeas no Nebraska, 6 noes, Nevada, 6
noes. New Hampshire, 10 noes. Now Jere
sey, Is noes, New York, Mr. Conkling, by
the instructions Of his delegates, cast AZ
Yeas % noes. North Carolina, yeas; Is
noes. Ohio, yea II noes. Oregon, 6 noes.
Pennsylvania, 20 yeas 20 noes, Rhode
Island, ! noes. South Carolina, 7 yeas :
noes. Tennessee 10 yeas noes. Texas,
9 yeas; noes, Vermont, l0yess. Virginia,
Il yeas; s noes. West Virginia, 10 noes.
Wisconsin, . yeas; Is noes. Arizona, noes.
Dakotah, yeas / no. District of Columbia,
yeas. Idaho, noes. Washington terri
tory, noes. Wyoming, 2 noes. Total yeas.
3l6 total soes, 407.
PENNSYLVANIA asked to cast two additional
votes, ayes of the delegates who had just mr.
rived this year, Pennsylvania 81 yeas TO 2s'
noes.
Michigan corrected its vote, yea; q noes .
This corrected the Chairman announced
the result--yeas, Sl6; noes, 400; SO Mr..
Sharp's amendment was
REJECTED.
The announcement was received with
tumultous applause and cheers.
The question recurring on the original
motion, Mr.. Brundsge, of Connecticut,
said he rose in the interest of order, harmony
and peace. He had voted against the
amendment, but he thought there was o fair
understanding in the Committee on Rules
that their report should not be made until
after that of the Committee on Credentials.
He moved to lay on the table tho pending
motion, instruoting the latter committee 10
report with view to adjourning until to-
morrow morning.
The motion to table was agreed to and
the convention, on motion Ct Mr.. Metcalie,
adjourned, at $40, until tomorrow morning.
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special to the Herald.
Hutchins, June 3,-There was terrible
wreck of north-bound freight train on the
Houston & Texas Central railroad just south
of here o'day, at Cottonwood creek, which
is spanned by bridge sixty feet long, As
the train was passing over, the tmbers sud
denly gave way with tremendous
crash, seven cars and the caboose'
going down with the structure. The
cars were loaded with bridge iimbers for the
Texas " Pacific extension, and the weight OF
the cars aided in completing the
wreck Conductor n. d. Goode sus-
tanned serious injuries his right hand being
mashed and the wrist broken. j.
Myers, brakesman, was fearfully
bruised, and his recovery is
considered doubtful. The full extent Of his
injuries are not known, but 1t is believed
they will prove fatal. The wounded men
have been removed here and are receiving
medical attention.
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Iron Mills Closed.

Pittsburg, Pa, June ga special says the
iron mills of Western Pennsylvania are gen.
eally closed to-day in consequence of n lock-
out, which began this morning. The agree
ment between the masters and men expired
June 1st, and failure of the former to con-
cede the advance demanded for pudding
caused the shut down. The total number OF
laborers thus thrown out of employment, in
cludieg miners, will not fall far short OF
1900.
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Marshall Matters.
Special to the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Marshall, June S.--Miss NJ. A. Carpenter,
for the last two years telegraph manager
here, left on to.day's train to take charge of
the telegraph Office at Nebraska City, Nebras-
lia. G. j. Frankel, Of Jefferson, takes charge
of this office.
Betty Rsyborae, colored, was given two
years in the penitentiary to-day for theft OF
female wearing apparel from Miss Matte
johnson, of this city. This Is the first felony
verdict against female in Harrison county
for many years.