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hERIOUs ACCIDENIS
40 Different POinis Yesterday Rail read
Collision In Iowa.

At Different POinis Yesterday Rail- read
Collision In Iowa.
Iowa Cry, Jnre q "A Wild freight
train laden with coal os the wa branch
Of the D .. Il, 4 n rra struck a COW iust
on the edge Ot tLn tifsi stciou OF the iron
bridge Fcrors the Iowa liver, ju't south
OF thiICt at |" 'G.uct last night. There
were two empty fit care ahead OF the
engine, and striking the frame work OF the
bridge It swept away and preCipitated the
fret section Of II into the river. The loco.
motive tumbled down an embaukment
which WAS very steep, and Engineer Job
Norton and head h;akemsn, Pat Malone,
were ehtcmbsd in the debris. The bodies
have net ye. been recovered. Fireman
Rinehart Crawled out OF the wreck badly
injured. Conductor Williams and bis men
promptly poured water on the flames that
started and no h5s resulted. The train
was very badly wrecked. The loss Of life
Is C1nflOed 10 the engineer and brakeman.
Tho accident could not have been avoided.
BOY INJURED AT A NINE.
srEuDENvlLLE, o, Jure 81 A boy
named Miller, about twelve years old, had
a leg badly broken in a coal mine at the
upper end Of the city this morning. He
was pusher, and the car ran against
him.
BOILER RxPLosT ON A sCuooNEa.
BOsroS, Macs, June 9l.-The boiler
on the schooner Msggle B. Smith, lying OF
the wharf in Mediord. near here, exploded
this morning, instantly killing William
Barnett and badly injuring Ave otherp.
KILLED BY AN EXPLORING METRE.
CAPE MAY, N. j., June 2l.--'rhe gas
metre at the Stockton hotel exploded last
evening, killing plumber, Harry Horn,
who WAS making repairs.
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.
BRIDToRD, Pa, June 21.-John Archer,
a oil we'll drillsr, was instantly killed on
the 0Iean, bradford 4 Warren railroad
lest night, near Knapp's creek. His home
was 10 Centre county, Pa.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE wEsT PENN ROAD.
PtrrDURGH, Pa, June 21.-A special
dispatch to the POa from Ffeeport, Pa,
says: A serio us accident occurred here
between 4and 8 o'clock this evening. A
weat bound freight train on the West
Penn road ran over COW near Buffalo
creek bridge, throwing the engine of the
track on the bridge, causing the bridge To
fall and preCipitRting the engine and ten
cara into the creek EnpineaP 1amaa r.
Rspino and aremsn James DERRICK were
both killed. Myjor Snowden, Of Fret p 0rt,
a passo' ger. was also killed. The bodies
have tince been recovered That Of the
engineer was found wedged In the timber.
A btakemen named Gallagher made y
marrow escape by jumping of box car
RFpire and Dettfck lived at BlAirsville,
Pa.
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FlR SUCCESSOR TO coNKLINa.
No choice.
P1R PLATT's sUccEssoR,
No choice.
Adjourned,

In the Assembly bribery hearing this
morning Mr.. Rosendale, associate CouI Q 81
for Bangs, said Mr. Bangs was DeCessari.
ly absent attending court In New York,
and he requested q postponement Of the
hearing until Wednesday. John ]. Da.
venport said he couldn't be here to.mor.
row, but would be on Thursday. He de.
sired to read the evidence Of Mr.. strahan,
and asked the Court to direct the ssenog.
rspher to furnish copy Of 1t to him.
This was done,
Counselor Smith said; Mr.. Tillinghsst Ia
here this morning, and desires to give his
evidence, Unjust criticism has been Ia.
dulged in before this committee relative
to his absence on Friday last. He has not
avoided appearing before the Committee,
and now desires to be examined. He
hoped he would be examined to-day,
Mr.. PeCkham said: The witness from
Olean had been here since Friday await.
ing an examination. He wanted to 90
home, and he hoped the committee would
permit him to give evidence this morning.
Tho committee decided to hear him.
T. A. Mailey, Of 0leaD, sworn and said" ~
had conversation with Bradley at 0lean,
VuuV u balu NO Whd pIobty IollOW W
vote for Conkllng and PiRtt when all his
constituents were opposed to their re.
turn. Bradley answered him: Keep your
shirt on for few days and you will hear
Of something from Albany which will sur.
prise yon.'"
By 9kinner-"Did you keep II on?"
"Yesi but | would like to makea change
now."
Cross examined by Mr.. Rosendale--
Question-"To which wing Of the Repub.
lican party do you belong2"
Answer-"TO neither, thank God"
By seott-"Where did this conversation
oCCur?"
AAswer-"On the street"
By Allen-Question he intimate
what would cause surprise2"
Answer-"He didn't"
Mr.. Draper moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Skinner moved to amend that the
Tillinghsst examination take place this
A. NJ. Mr. Brooke sold he hoped that the
committee would proceed at once to the
work assigned them by the Assembly.
There was no excuse for continued delay
In the work they had TO perform. Skin
ner's amendment was lost and the Com
miGtee adjourned until Wednesday.
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PREsIDENr GARvIELD
THINKS Btrahan's story the Result or \
nlannd ENihndlnK.

LoNa BRANCH, June q. President Gar.
fsld when asked In reference 10 the issue
between Senator strAhan and John 1.
Davenport as to the MarshalShip Of New
York, said: "1f any one has been prom.
ised any Office in New York OF elsewhere,
II has been done without consultation
with me, and without my knowledge.
may haye spoken about filing the Office
with o new Incumbent and no names have
been mentioned 10 me, but az for making
any promises ol the post Il is absurd, and
my view OF the case is that there has been
an entire misunderstanding between The
men. ] cannot conceive any other toun'
dation for IT,"
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NEw YoRK, June 2l.--Judgs Traux, Of
the Superior Court, this morning rendered
q decision in the case OF r. Hatch vs. the
Western Union aud other telegraph com.
panies. He dismIsses the complaint and
dlssolves The injunction restraining The
Western Union company from issnipp
their gctip for The increase Of SIS OOO, GOO
oil the capital stock. The action In lie ma.
ture 10 similar TO that brought against the
same company by VIM. s. Williams, the
decision In which was rendered Yesterday,
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A. ". wiCKRRsoS,
Assistant Adjutdni General.


CtSCtSNArr, o June 2l.-rhete was a
decline Of sales last week o' 37i per cent
m the sales Of the previous week, and at
q per cen. lower prices. An average
June du,ing the lasi 10 ears has been lie
head, al SIS IS For eighteen days Three.
iit.ha Di the month"; the number was, say
7O8 In June, 1880, there we're 1916 head
sold, d. $74 81. During the frs. eighteen
days Oi the month now current, there
wets sold $50 head Al sos so, being a sat
isiAcsOTy number at an extraordinary
price. The demand for large, bloCky
mules, especially in pairs, iot heavy draiI
horses, lot hne saddl6tp, drivers and "Com
bined" horses, is unabaled, and there L
feviving inquiry for good, solid ".stteet
ets"- 900 TO 1900 pounds OF as5 0Oi
| iIOO0
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ST. JOINS, N. F., June 2l.--Ths com.
msnder oi the steamer Kate from Sydney,
reports having passed, on the l7Lh inst,
Ia latitude 4B degrees 10 minutes north
longitude 50 degrees 35 minutes west, a
large ship bottom upward. The hall
sunken vessel appeared 10 be Of about
1900 tons burden, and had huccunhed 10
fire. The fate Of the crew and passengers
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CHicAoo, June 2l.- GrisCom'a weight at
the beginning Of the twenty. nth day at
noon was 1874 pounds, loss Of 20;
pounds since the beginning Of The fast,
and Of one pound since yesterday. In
twenty. four hours he drank forty eight
ounces Of water. He feels we'll, though he
10 weak. He is vivacious In conversation
and good tempered.
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CiScNNArI, June 2O.-pro'eusot Stone,
oil The Cincinnati Observatory, received
intelligence from the director Of Lord
UfaWIonS observatory aE DunAech.,
Scotland, that Professor Gould, Of the
National Observatory. Of the Argentine
Republic, OF Ootdova, hes dlacoveted 4
large comet II ls supposed 10 be the re-.
turn Of the great comet Of 1907.
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ANOTHER DELEGATION
or VIFginIa RepubIlOans to CaIi on the
President

President.
NEw MARKEr, Va, June 2i,-A large
aud representative delegation, composed
Of both white and Colorsd republicans Of
Virginia, including Dr. Geo. X. Gllmer,
postmaster at Richmond; United States
Collector oil internal Revenues, ]. H.
Rines, OF LynChburg, and others, will call
upon President Garfield Thursday next In
the interests Of the Malone Readjuster
coalition. The delegation will embrace
representatives from every Congressional
district In the State, including several ex
members Of Virginia Legislatures.
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Methodist NstiOSAl temperance con.
VeutIon.

sARAroaA, June 2l,-Ths National
Temperance Convention Of The Methodist
Church met here to day. Rev. Dr.. A. ].
Gordon, Of Massachusetts, was elected
President, r. 8. Bailey, Pennsy lvanis.
Vice President. and EliGaJ. Thompson, oi
Ohio, Secretary. John B. Cough, Mother
Stewart, Of Ohio, and Mrs. Thompson
made btief addressed. ..
q glowing account Of her temperance tour
through the South, and the cordial facep'
lion bhe met with from the Southern peo'
Die In every part from Virginia 10 TeGas,
and Also ID Indian Territory. She was
followed By other speakers,
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,,.. W M%HiSoraS disp,tch says tha. letters
.,,.', ,,,,a' nave Just been granted tor an i'm.
,,,'.., ,.. "sp phone tia! does away with the
kn '" ~ 'ince feature Of the present sys.
m,.,.i me Improvement consists ol a dial,
r.,.S ,Sa with as many numbers a. there
S,i., Si".ePhones in use in the locality. A
''''''' moved by ClockWotk passes oveI
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Gfe gnteIligsnff''
-. :, oaa n Toarlesn.n street.
MY IArELLIGENCEE

.1.,,guy .4dresI, postage Prepaid i''
TGS' alp,' ~ r,,g,B Of time desired, "a follows
II ''' o. ~, -.,sr,, ole vaE, aitsen cents two
sii' o pr ~, ,,g,,, oae month, 'II'J'a'S cen"
~p ,,. ''p enc doilar and thirty cents 'AfsS
~ wv. 40 IoIl,n pa,a'r I" air.r.'.
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Elected PreAIden 81 the ohio state UnI.
VAfstIy at Columbus.

CoLuNBus, June 2l,-WSltst q. Scott, Of
Eastou, Pa, formerly Of the Wooster Uni.
vetsity, was to-day elected President Of the
Ohio State University, vice Edward Ofton,
resigned, who resigned 10 devote his
whole time 10 the ChAit Of geology. y. o.
Derby, of the Antioch College, was elected
10 the ohait Of Ancient Languages, vice ].
r. Smith, resigned 10 10 abroad.
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QUEENSTOWN, JuAe 9l.-Artived: Penn.
sylYania. Philadelphia; Batavia, Boston,
NRw YoRK, June 2l.-Aiived: Canada,
HaVfe; HoheuAtaulfer, Bremen.
1,oNDoN, June 2l.-A'fiVed out: Dofan
and sAAef, New York; Manitoba and
EAmAtraW, Montreal,
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THEY have commenced cutting hay in
Washington county.
Circular.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJuTAST GENERALS OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, May l6, 1881.
There being now pending in this depart.
ment great numbers ol volunteer pension
claims which clnnot be satisfactorily vsri.
fed for want OF Information which miss !.
Ing records OF discontinued volunteer
commands would afford, and II having
transpired In many Instances that officers
Of the late volunteer forces have still In
their possession or Under their control
books and other records pertaining 10 their
corps, divisions. brigadeS, regiments and
companies, their attention is called 10 the
fact that all such books and feCofd should
be deposi ed with this office, and they are
earnestly requested IN cause the Bame 10
be forwarded without delay to the Adju.
tant General OF the Army, at Washington,
District Of Columbia.
No expenGe, other than postage or
proper express charges when packages
exceed four pounds, the limit for mail
paScels), can be paid by the Government.
In the interest Of the crest numbst oi
widows, orphans and disabled soldiers
whose claims are involved, the newJpa.
pers oi the country are requested to give
The substance Of this circular the greatest
publicity.
By order c the Secretary ot Var:
K o. DRUM,
Adjutdni General.
OFFICIAL:
A. ". wiCKRRsoS,
ASfistdnl Aiiuknnk Dsnerdl
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RIGHTEOUSNESS
IN the Bribery INVESTIGATION,
a Witness who LIysned Things UP-NO
SIaFtIinE Developments YssteE.
day-TWO Ballots with no
SIgn OF an Election.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 9l.-The joint as.
ssnbly met at noon to-day to vote for two
U, S, Senators TO fill the unexpirsd terms
OF Oonkling and Plat, resigned.
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Nv , p, te,pe up at Browns lsland
S'D''. '..,.n5sayilIr, tomorrow, in homo
'", WV. crnpnni.l year Of the county
S. o. w IA A good many former resident
1T,.rirsan l1 county now living in steu
a..'r.sr,lyie,nIDy, and they have gotteI
,'.,,sn.sn. The gathering proniseI
" W b. "A .ar,rs.rs OCCASION
E,.Ltr.oa county was once an exten
I'n.jp. I. included all the territory
aA.,.o,b, N noDgAhslS and Ohio rivers
s,,t. I'M. run by Mason and Dixon
pe,o ,fe rnnpirg Of said line it wa
i,,r.Jb, ',S, Virginia AZ part OF her terri
W., and embraced in that part Of Vir
wiz WI, Known as the distTict Of WesI
,n,o,,, slich included 3 good deal ol
S,,r,,u Pennsylvania and nearly oil oil
Wet Virginia.
4, 5,,Iees The extent Of the county
we're Cu' down uh.' " Na' 'sU"oo ooo " ~
n,ssnt lmi,g, which embrace oSO miles
.,,i,o,v or j73 40 acres Of land. 1l
" "', =, I-oo at the frat census, was
gss, IN 1900, gS $685. in 1910, 80 2S0i in
IsD ioO}s in 1880, 9,SGOi in 1910, AL
s-o, IN l.5O 1859; In 1850, 40 sos; In
80, ~ ,o.,- and IN IssO 55 All.
N'U '''''' " -',..i..,,,. I,id oE,.40
lteouhly S'S o''s'"A'' 'A'" w 'u'I
hintea townships, IN Commemofatloh oI
,ho,hrreen odgilal States. They were,
'n pa.,,cbcm Cecil, Donegal, Fal.
A1As'' '',,,I ,To,oa, No,iirnhom
0Nae'G' hVlt"e"' '"'' e""'
Peters, R.bihs0n, sITaoane anu smith,
Th.s wsre ald ont in 1881, July 18th.
49,, ,n,,,., bo. besn considerably In.
lAs "uW''' ~" i,s,,h ,Iin,,;or, -, .hs
Gslied 'lLVe 'hs" y! '"N N."''''''"" ~ Wv
territory, lhe early tel'e's were mostly
S,,,eb.Idsh, coming from the west ol
s..N,.I o,5 ,le north nj Ireland
e'V''''' ""N '','.,.,t.,I.. p.o,i,.,.-I.n
iHd we're 60 V'et""e,'h'Ns'y !1'O 'e''"N
intheirIeligiOn thatILty united In leagues
a, e,vsD,n,s slter lhe fashion OF their
s..,.L ,,,o.,o,s for ihe uDholdino nj
'''''" 1''''','s 81, ~, -...,,,II 80.
hsi''tI'gou' 'Al'h AAu mutual "Se'sIahce
10 popsgaliag it, "heSe engagements
Vge brdng not only upon the males
t.nl. .malss n o,tbs yeonsclivo com.
wv Wv I',.'.s...,,,,,,;,, .L.,ni.a
nuni'lsa hus CoVehSnuhS' AS showing
lhs nature oI these agreements or cove
p,u,s We giys one that was entered into
k,,,pl.,, IN tba virinitv NJ vbat ia pow
" ''",'.' n.'',,'', - '"o .,,;,,,an A. nv nv"
eAIa b1Fge,N'oWn' a V'''"Ee oH 'He Fsn'
HUtIt rad In Washington county. II
,nj,mblows:
Sr. ,,J o.o, ot 90 vho,o mama, .,0
mjstTIItep' he ''t, BENZ NJ "c cbisdv The ipbsbI.
unoilbe western frontier Of Washing
!on toao'y considering lhe many aoonnd.
IN Our .rJ T|a ,actst ps"s vioIs.ion @ GS W liz ~
boIy hw oi God, which dishonors his
name lrd dsdIes and ruins our country
sosa q lsnoIsncs' nnoeIlei, harunels OF
ISJ sesps u fin oou Ustticsr i. s in SstIns
tutb.uts upon The creature in one line
" smother more than upon God)
1 Snlsa oil his sabbath, dlsobedlence ot
sopt, 'TSgy ,,S.iyiny v,e"Udsss e",sTa syi Dau
porI Of Others, uniaithfnlpe.s 10 God for
ha anerciea, proianing his name, unclean.
neN, INCiVlOrs songs, filthy disCouTse,
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To-Day Is commencement at Washing.
ton and Jefferson college, Washington,
Pa.
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RAILROADR RUMBLIHGs.
Fremont nOVInE: 10 Get the wheeling =
Lake Erie.

/ AaNs1N
FREMONT, O., June 20.-Ths Committee
OF prominent citizens, appointed by the
City C,uncil to look out for the interests
Of Fremont in the matter Of the passing
through this city OF the Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad, have prepared an address,
to bs printed and circulated this week,
setting forth the advantages Of having that
road, and calling upon the moneyed part
the amount Of $50, 900, the estimated cost
Of right oi way. II this amount 10 not
raised the road will miss Fremont by
about Bix miles, the airline being at that dis
tance north OF here. The route surveyed
10 through the very centre Of the business
part Of the city, aud will change its entire
face. II Fremont realizes the situation
and acts for its own interest, $50 600 will
not be hard to raise, The depot, It 10
thought, will be on the present site OF the
Kesslsr House and the adjoining livery.
stable. This is the heart, and Fremont
will look to be q city OF double its present
population. Two hundred aud fifty thous.
aud dollars will be expended In the laying
Of the route through sandusky county.
The advantages are rise IN the value Of
real estate, sixty.seveu miles nearer the
coal fields, and lower freight rates, conse.
quent upon competition with the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad.
TIE N. Y.,P,&c,R RR.
CLEVELAND, June 2l.-The directors Of
the New York, Pittsburgh & Chicago R,
R. met yesterday 10 Salem, Ohio. The
Pennsylvania and Ohio lines we're consoli.
dated under the above name and the fol.
lowing officers elected: General James s,
Negley, OF Pittsburgh, President; General
]. S. Robinson, oil ksnton, o., Vice Pres.
idsnt; ], s. Negley, Jr, Secretary; W, A,
Riddle, Of Pittsburgh, Treasurer; Chas. R,
Hall, James Davis and L. Scott, OF Ohio,
and l. F. Mansfield, Of Pennsy lvania, were
elected directors. The road will soon be
completed from the Pennsylvania line to
Marion, o.
THE EXTENSION OF THR MISSOURI PACIFIC.
ST LOUIS, June 2l,--The recently orga.
nized company for the extension Of the
Missouri Pacific railroad from Atchison,
Kansas, to Omaha, on the western side Of
the Missouri river, has elected Col. A. A.
Talmage, PfeSideuti Thomas ]. Portes,
Vice President; ]. B. Drake, Secretary
and Treasurer. Col TaImage and Mr..
Portes are respectively General Manager
and General Solicitor OF the Missouri Pa.
C6c. Engineers are now making q pre-.
liminary survey OF the line, and the new
road Is to oe known as the Missouri Pa.
cifc Railroad In Kansas. Col ], W. Para.
more, President OF the Texas & St. Louis
narrow guage railroad, who has Just re.
turned from New York, reports having
formed another syndicate while there 10
extend the road from Waco, Texas, TO the
Rio Grande, and to build q branch from
Mount Pleasant on the main line to Dallas
and Mckinney. Subscriptions to the
amount Of $4,0OO,000 were assured for the
purpose, and the work will be pushed 10
speedy completion.
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NEw YoRk. June 2l.-The number Of
immigrants arriving at Castle Garden this
month bids fair 10 be very nearly % large
AZ the number last month, when more than
10, 900 PERSONS were landed. Yesterday
and Saturday were busy days for the
officers at the Immigration Bureau. On
Saturday seven steamers landed lmml'
grants at this port. These steamers were
the Baltic from Liverpool with s6S immi.
grants, the Nuremberg from Bremen with
| ,245, the AssyriAn Monarch from London
with 2O4, the Castor from Amsterdam with
about 66j, the Harold from Copenhagen
with 2g6, the Nsdsrland from Antwerp
with 547, and the Oottes from Halifax
With $40, q total Of 1887. The total Nun.
her landed last week was l2,470. The
arrivals this week will all probability be
much larger. Yesterday four vessels at.
rived, bringing 3, ,45s immiRrants, and to-.
day there we're three steamers, the PlcAf.
die from Matseiles with 284, the OornW
from Bristol with 70 and the Italy with
s75, total Of l,2l2. The total number Of
arrivals thus far this month is 4S, ,S52. For
tho corresponding tiTe in the month oi
June, 1880, the number was 206O8 The
total arrivals thus lat this year are 225, ,944,
and for the corresponding period lAst yeat
18S,034,
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No choice,
No choice.

A motion to adjourn was made, butlost,
and the convention proceeded to take an
other ballot,
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A special telegram from MarseiIles says
the Perfect Of police has decided that in the
event Of further disturbances to proclaim
martial law. The details Of the dis.
turbanCes show that rioters on each side
did not come in conflict In bodies, but
confined themselves TO hunting down iso.
lated individuals, some Of whom they bar.
bariously murdered.
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PARIS, June 2l.-The French Govern.
ment issued circular letter to representa-.
tives abroad wherein IL defines itB present
policy. The Montenegfln. Greek and
Tunlsian questions are all touched upon.
France desires 10 settle the disputes ami.
cably. War will be fesorted 10 only when
other means fail
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MONTREAL, June q. To-day the French
Consul, at Quebec, received official iuior.
nation that the Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
In France, wished to make o commercial
treaty directly with Canada,
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sTEuDENvlLLE, o, Juue 81 A boy
named Miller, about twelve years old, had
a leg badly broken in coal mine at the
upper end Of the city this morning. He
was pusher, and the car ran against
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THE BuLrAN's MuRpERERs.

CoNTANrlSoPLE, June 2l.-Teuts are
being pitched before the sultan's pal
ace and under the shelter OF these tents
the trials Of the persons accused with the
murder Of Abdul AEiE will take place.
The indictment demands the death penal.
~ against the actual murderers.
vpA vrv svvV,vr, A co,,vvpc,I, rp,.rv ,,,,-,,
, 1881-06-09
THE COUNrY-BUILDING.

MICHAEL COuHAY, James higgins, James lIot.
den. and Wl1tlam MArtfn, Quilted Suites prison.
ers. were taken from the JUL to tho 1cnitenttary
at Chester last night.
THE Committee on jail and Jail Accounts took
a ranlbla through tho jatl yesterday md found
thitRs to tho!r liking. subsequently they were
III conauitattou with the States Attorney and
Sheriff In reference to certain contemplated ftn.
prGsemeut8 which will be commenced early In
July.
1iiE Sheriff yesterday took twcuty.tv prts.
oneFs to .lOf!ot. NtnUng them jnck Orr, who wrss
sentenced tor lfu. 1t WIS mt Intended to tukp
than until to-day, but tho Sheriff hcnrtl that I'M
attempt would DC 1nnte by a lot Of rO,,Kl1s to
board tho train at bridgeport AMI rcsclle them;
heef he started day sthead OF tIme to frustrnte
their pHns. Another batch will bo transported
early the coming week.
TIE building Committee nf tho County Donrtl
hed short meeting yesterday aftcrnuon doing
very little busiucss. Il petition wins received
nsktnE that tho I.Rw Ltbr,Iry be Furnished With
additional accommodations for hooks tho NUN.
Der of volumes having increnacn considerably
since the spccittcAtiGns for shelving Huu
cases wero Undo out. The matter was re-
t0rrcl to a. spccinl committee to nsoertatn
tho cost Ut the desired improvement. Tic Pro.
butte Court room was stated to ta in need OF
some sp{ttu0Ms, 81 tho Committee Recommended
that tho Board advrrtAc for bids for fl1rnIshlnx
tho Wholo building With these articles, AbUnt :b1
articles Of furniture for tho diffcrunt rooms
were received aud referr1d, a number nf 8tuult
bills were allowed, mud thon tho Cosn nlIttce ad-
{QufuGu.