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RBAIAAs AND LAND LEAGUERs.
TFIAI or the Liverpool COnspiFaiOEs-
REORGANIZATION 10 America. &c,

Representation 70 America, &C.
LIVERPOOL, June ls,-McKsvitt aud Nc
Grath, charged with attempting to blow
up the Town Hall, were examined by the
Government to-day, The Prosecuting
Solicitor said he did not intend to 60 into
the question Of FeniAnism, as the case
would stand on its own merits, MCKsvitt,
he said, had denied any connection with
the FeniAns, but the regular delivery at
his lodVidgs OF the lriah World, with his
printed address, as though he was Q reg
ulaT subscriber, would be proved: An
analytical chemist had asCeEtAined that
the bomb used in the attempt was filled
with nitro.glyCerine. AcGrath's landladY,
he said, would prove that he (MCGrath)
possessed iron piping similar to the bomb,
and that he had been secretly engaged in
hAmmsring something.
A London correspondent ol the Liver
pool PoSt, refening to report that Q dis
patch had been sent from the British For
eIgu olliCe 10 the American Government,
calling attention to the operations Of
Fenisna Ia New York, says the dispatch
10 OF the triendIiest character. 1t relates
various pAessges Of 0'Donavan Rossa's
paper, and submits that they 60 somew hat
beyond the widest limits Of the freedom
Of the press, but makes no demand upon
the United States as 10 any particular &C
ton.
At the close OF the evidence the prison.
era were committed for trial, McGrath
was then charged alone with causing the
late explosion at the police barracks.
BIRMINaHAM, June 1S-The authorities
here are strictly guarding the Town Hall,
owing to q warning from London.
At the Land Sessions at Osstlebar,
County Mayne, tenant, named Simpson,
claimed 1886 compensation from Lord
Lucan for improvements, Lord LuCan
refused to pay anything, but the Court
gave decision in favor Of Simpson for
R2954.
MIR. Gall, President Of the Ksadew
Branch OF tho Laad League, was arrested
at Boyle, Roscommon County, and con-
veyed to Galway jail.
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IRON AND STEEL WORKS.
LOek.OuI 0Tthe UnIOn Men At the ZaueS'
willie Mills,

Vile Mills.
ZANEsvGLLE, o., June bed, Rogers
Of Wheeling, Vice President Of the seCont
District OF the Amslgamated Iron anC
Steel Workers, was In the city yesterday
In conference with the employees OF thI
Ohio Iron Company, who are now on {
strike. President jarrett was expected
but did not put in an appearance. Roger
called on President Cassell, Of the Ohio
Iron Company, and sought to have hin
sign the scale and at once settle the ditf
Guilty. Casaell told him very cmphatically
that he ould do no such thing; that the
company intended to run their own bust
ness, aud that the only way the Union
could dictate Its management was by pur'
chasing the majority OF its stock.
Colonel Churchill, Superintendent ol
the company, told your correspondent to-
day that they had no settlement or com
promise 10 make with the strikers; that
they had paid them of, and that theil
business relations were forever at an end,
The Colonel says that no Union man shall
ever again work under that roof 60 long al
he has control OF the affairs OF the mill
lie says they will pay the highest prices
paid anywhere, but will not tolerate the
existence Of a union or combination ol
men who seek to take business out oil the
hands OF those who are responsible for lie
management. The Colonel thinks the mill
will Rtart up In ten days or two weeks with
non Union men, but Il he has to depend
on Union men for labor he will nail up
the mill eternally and forever.
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SENSATIONS
OF TIE PAsr PORTn.EIGaT HOuRs
Murders, Suicides and OIhsR Grimes a
VaFIOus PIAees-A Case Somewhat
After the EnOch Arden style,
Bat with Novel Features.

CLEVELAND, June s-ssnSations are thl
order Of the day in this usually quiet ant
orderly city, This morning the Workmer
at one Of the Shipyards on the river werC
honor-strlcksn at seeing q woman ruSt
mAdly to the end Of the dock and plung'
hsadlong into the greasy, dirty waters o.
the ouyAhoga river. The men repaired tc
the spot, and soon laid the limp form ol
the would.bssuicids on terra 6rmA.
On this short but tragic scene, the en-
ac!ment OF which occu pied but few sec
onds, there hangs tale similar to that ol
EnoCh Arden and Annie Ray, The wo'
man, Mrs. Wallace Andrews, was married
some fifteen years ago, when Just budding
into womanhood, 10 o sailor named james
Dyer, Five years pgo Dyer, whose field oil
labor was on the lakes, sailed away on the
Inflated Harvest Home, which went down,
as was supposed, with all on board. Mrs
Dyers waited long and anxiously In the
hope that the one most dear to her had
the vessel were supposed 10 have met, The
years rolled around In their usual course,
and In time Mrs. Dyer ceased to mourn
her lost husband.
About this time a new actor appeared
on the scene. His name was Wallace
Andrews, the present husband OF the
would.be suiCide. He met with favor In
the eyes OF Mrs, Dyer aud In the course OF
events the twain were married, and have
since, until week ago, lived happily
together, ImOgine their surprise q few
days since, at the appearance OF Dyer, the
supposed drowned man. He Immediately
began oveFtuTes to the woman In the hope
OF prevailing upon her to leave her second
spouse, AT frat his efforts were Of no
avail, but by threats he finally persuaded
her TO share his bed for two or three nights.
The woman thinking she was not doing
exactly right, decided 10 leave both Of
her Charmers. She accordingly pack.
ed up her earthly effects and gave
orders to have them sent to Chi.
cago, at the same time telling Dyer where
she was going. Dyer Immediately had
the order Countermanded, and ordered the
things sent 10 Milwaukee. He then told
the woman she must accompany him to
the city OF beer and eawdust. She de.
clared that she would sooner die than
submit 10 his ediCt. This determination is
believed to be the cause that led TO her
attempt upon her Ito. When she was
taken from the water and had recovered
consciousness, abe begged In piLeous
tones that he be not allowed 10 see her.
She Of course meant Dyer, As she said she
had rather be at the bottom Of Lake Erie
than live with him after what had trans.
pired.
The unfortunate creature Is good look.
Ing and apparently respectable woman,
The affsir has created no little excitement
and much comment.
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su,plcIons Of Foul Play.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June lS,-The num-
ber Of dead bodies found In the Missouri
river at this point recently, has given rise
to q suspicion that there is an organized
band ci thugs at work OF some point on
the river above here. A few days ago the
body Of young woman, entirely nude,
was taken out Of tho current. Yesterday
the headless body OF man was found
floating, and to day the body Of man
with his throat cut from ear 10 ear, was
found floating 0 few miles below this city.
Previous 10 the finding Of these evidences
OF foul play several other bodies were
taken from the river in this vicinity. The
body Of the man found to-day was dressed
In black, with nothing TO identify II but q
handkerchief. marked on one corner with
the initials "E. w." and In the another
corner the letter "K." None OF the bodies
found have been identified.
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LONDON, June 1S.-A dispatch from Go
letta, Tunis, says: An explosion occurred
on board Her Maiesty's iron.clad Monarch
while preparations were making for tor
pedo practice. An officer was killed anC
several sailors injured,
TuNIs June l9.-The explosion In the
harbor yesterday did not occur on board
the Monarch as reported, but on the steam
pinnaoe OF that vessel. A number OF tor.
pedoes burst, killing the Lieutenant and
woundlng eight men, three seriously
One Of the latter has since died. The
Lieutenant was buried at LaGaletta. The
Bsy sent detachment Of troops who
fred q salute over his grave.
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~. ro,1 or interest TO Tho CITY

Mar that there are rumors OF q new
no hundred thousand dollar loan coming
s.Io,0 tho people q this city al
W "' .,,ly Jay, it is well that every
s01, V1oud understand just what
T'sa ,S..s loans mean to the tax payers. A
,so @ hundred thousand dollar loan does
's ',, mean simply two hundred thousand
IoIl,n, It may mean double that amount
Sslo,s # through with, For instance,
''Io opr lss. loan oilS77, for Sill, 900, bear
Ioo interest at 0 per cent. 1t will cost this
rIv ,!.s OCO by tho time it Is paid off,
No No vmtoIil becomes payable until March,
lss7 To to that time We must pay
B0O per year Of interest, and we must
soplinue to pay interest alter that date on
gradually diminishing principal as fol-
Lara,
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HUNTING HARD
FOR COMPROMISE TAAT WILL WIN,
Gen. Grant TAIhsd Of ~ DARK Horse
He ReIIerAIes Some Of isis Em.
phA,ie FXPFeAulOns-AnOIheF
PFniIIens Ballet Saturday.

ALBANY, N. Y, June ls-The reporI
comes to Albany tonight that an effort Il
being made in New York to induce Gen
eral Grant to accept the candidacy fol
Senator. Whether the proposition Ia tc
put him in OoukliuG's place or that oI
Plat Is not known. The few Administers
ton men here who hsvs heard 1t, say thai
they believe ne could be elected, but Il
the proposition were to offer Conklin9 and
Grant II would only result in more bitter
fight than that now In progress,
There appears to be no reason ior sup.
posing that Governor Cornell has made an
official announcement that he will not be
q candidate. He has said TO friends Ts.
peatedly that he could not be candidate
sgainst Oonkling. So far as the long term
candidacy Ia concerned, the man Is yet 10
be found who can declare upon authority
that Gov. Cornell would refuse to accept
the place II chosen.
Hon. VIM. A. Wheeler remains here,
and to day received q large number oi
callers. With many other Republicans he
Ia hopeful that, during the coming week,
there will be an adjustment Of the contest
by the election OF stalwaTt and an Ad.
miuistrRtion man. He expressed the be.
lief that Dspew and Cornell or Rogers will
be elected, and before long.
mtpponMp uATTnra
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RELLAIRE.
News and Gossip Of Current Interest
from the Glass city,


Two children Of Ma Glenn, while playing
At pile OF timber for ssllAFs new house, OF
Belmont street. were badly hurt by somC
planka falling on them.
win Hubbard, printer formerly Of Bell
aire, was in town Saturday.
An Dr.. Kurz Is at HopedAle on visit She
will b present Monday evening at the
graduation Of her nephew Mr.. Long, who
studied with Dr.. Kurz while. he enters
Washington and Jefferson college
Some Of the merchants are making an
agreement to close their stores at 1880 In the
evening after the Fourth OF July, with q
forfeit Of ten dollars on violating tue agree.
ment
The auction sale Of goods by III. Lolu Ex.
hlbihon was conducted Saturday by ]. B.
shannatslt The committee will be able 10
report Monday evening the net receipts Of
the exhibition, probably 5000
A party Of emigrants stopped off here for
0 while Saturday. They went up through
town In the hot sun the women In their bare
heads.
The day after the Masonic picnic at Mar.
tins Ferry, the Ancient Order Of Hibsrnians
60 TO SteubenVille-th 26th instant.
Thomas II. Genin once wrote an elaborate
article on the correct location st railroads As
II was on one Of the occasions when St, ClAirs.
ylle was affected with railroad fever, no
doubt he was thinking OF the difficulties to
30 met with In his own neighborhood list
Clairsville, that seems so careful OF Mr.
Geuln'S memory, had paid more attention 10
his sound practical advice, sh4 might now bs
putting tho cars on her northern railr6ad,
The article Il, at least in part, In the published
edition Of his wri'i 90,
The reservoir OF the water works Is 10 have
Q stone embAnkment built below and an
archsd way through which the pipes will
enter,
The Disciples Church Is to be either papered
or kalsomined this season.
The raSpberries are said To be extraordina.
riIy good; but The crop will apparently not
last long-all rlpen at once.
Rev, Payne, OF the Second N. e Church,
baked two cakes IT the festivals Of his church
Friday and Saturday evenings. The funds
thus raised will help him 30 10 Conference
Monday,
A number OF young folks took an excur.
sion Saturday on the river, going down on
the Courier. and back On the Diurnal, They
took an orchestra along
Mrs Cochran, nee Miss Mary BradOn, Is
dangerously III.
Fred s. Cllnton has obtained patent on q
lantern. There's always room fJr improve.
ment.
Rev. Brown ard family arrived hero 10 stay
Friday evening, lie ha; ons child,
The Catholic school closed for the summer
with last week.
Charlie Ilanke was hurt badly Saturday
Whiln AIipIn Dttng IN Ii va In Iha rivar lis
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CHICAGO, June 1s.-Frits Miller, Ger.
man, who had suffered bad luck Of late,
ended It to-day by laying bis head on the
track, In front Of an approaching train.
It was severed from bis body. He leaves
o family.
A Polish Jew, with an unpronounCeable
name, not translatable into English, this
afternoon treated his friends To beer, and
then shot himself 10 dramatic style.
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LITTLE RocK, ARK, June 1S.-A Ga.ttL
Morrilton dispatch says: "a murder was
committed at Chisnville on Friday last
the particulars OF which, as near as we
could learn, are as follows; Last Friday
night after Mr.. Mobiles and son had retired
some unknown person fred into the win.
dow Of the bedroom which they were oc'
Cupying, the ball taking eifeC. In the brain
Of young Mobiles, killing him almost 10.
stantly. It is thought the Nssassln intend.
ed 10 have bit the old man. The good
people in and around Ohismville have
been losing no time In trying to apprehend
the guilty party, having arrested Mr.. J, B,
Wise on suspicion as the perpetrator Of the
daed.u
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iIllsInna MN a Nanl...

NASrEs, June 1p.-As a protest against
the recent prohibition Of religious process.
sions an immense crowd to-day matched
through the streets, following the usual
route Of ptoceeslons, singing hymns and
stopping before the vAtious churches. Be.
fore the chufch Of 81. Nicholas q crowd Of
Anu.Clerlcals Isang the MatseillAise, and d
the procession passed O riot ensued and
the police arrested several persons,
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PARIS, June 1s.-A semiofficial note IL
published expressing surprise that some
members Of the British Parliament regard
the procedure Of RouStan in Tunis as not
justified. The note declares the Bey, In
Investing the French Minister with certain
functions, merely performed an act con.
nected with the internal administration oil
the regency.
The Tunisian Premier, Mustapha, has
arrived here.
Advlces from Algeria state that the
French, who are pursuing the revolted
tribes, defeated them, ihalcting heavy
Losses.
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NHw YoRk, June 1S.-The Lager Beer
Brewers Union and Saloon Keepers
Union have each appointed committees to
try and hAtmonizs the difficulties existing
between The striking brewers and their
employees. Letters oiassutauce have been
received from Franks Sons, oil Pough.
keepsie; BeavefwiCk Brewing Company,
Of Albany, and also from Buffalo, stating
that no beer Votld be sent 10 this city,
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LONDON, June 1S.-M. sibirikoff, indie
iatigable in his endeavors 10 open the Aei
attic regions to commerce and navigation
has fitted out three sledge expeditions
which are to take food, clothes and Goa
TO the Oscar Dickson and Northland, bill
two chips, now frozen up 10 the Arctic
Ocean, and Of which nothing has been
heard since the early part Of last year
The steamer Nordenksjold is being pre-
pared at Gothenburg for q new voyage Il
The mouth OF the Yenesee.
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SOFIA, June 49, Prince Alexander con.
tinuOs hia tour, is enthusiastically rO.
Ceived everywhere, and presented with
numerous addresses declaring that the
people accept his conditions.
NJ. Zancoff and ex.hlinister KaravelofT
telegraphed Count Ignatietf, Russian Min.
lister Of the Interior, begging him to sub.
NIT their complaint in regard 10 the action
OF Prince Alexander TO the Gear, who,
they trust, will stop the interference Of
RnBalan officers In BnlRarian atfairs.
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p1r1snu RaI1 susPENsIoN nRIpaE

Partially Destroyed By FIre-A Loss Of
$4,000 and Grave InconVenlenee to the
PubIlc.
PlrrsBURaH,..Ju 19.-This afternoon
about one o'clock the suspension bridge
over the Allegheny river caught FIRE from
some unknown cause and was partially
destroyed. The loss will reach $40, 900, on
which there is no Insurance, % the bridge
was considered fite proof, II was an la.
posing structure and Cost t300, 900 when
built ID 1859. As the largest portion oil
travel between Allegheny and this city
was over this bridge the public will eI'
petiepps great inconvehlsnce I'LL repairs
aYn NADIA
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SiIlR
Making an average payment for rtwenty'
tVO yesr oil Sll O3O per year.


Making an average payment for twenty
tVOyeSs OI Sll ,03O per year.
The resder will see that In this case
loin bt ;lll,OOO means over twice that
luount even not counting the loas oI In
tefeA on the interest paid every year
whIeh would swell the whole amount ma
ttilly,
The Building loan Of lS75-beAripg in
trut at the rate Ot u per cent-will
eo6ths city by the time II runs out, July
], 1881, precisely $44,475 in the way oil
Interest, making with the principal oil
10000 lum total Of Sl44, AIS.
The consolidated loan Of 1871, f1r
SAi,oO-bearlng interest at the rate Of u
pWesnt-hm cost the city for interest up
10 April frat Of this year, the sum oi
$4,000, and there remains yet to be paid
ilISOOO Of principal. The account up 10
lnd succeeding April frat, runs as fol.
loWs.
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Annih.. lntna.l. b. lllla.l.

CHtoAoo,june is The Time has ibiOr.
nation Of q serious cyclone at Harvard,
ILL.,, on the Northwestern Railroad. The
aBt reports indicated that the entire town
was destroye ed, but later, though still In.
complete iepotts, say though II was de.
ettuctise Of property, there was no vide
spread calamity. TtlegraphiC Communi.
cation 10 cut Of at present,
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Extraordinary Erect Of the Loss OF q
Tooth.

CHICAGO, June lS.-A Battle Greek
Mich, special reports that Mrs. Nellie
Ingram has been unable to eat since 0cto'
ber last She Is thirty.Bir years old, twice
married, and has been possessed ofsn TN
usually robust constitution. October II
1880, she weighed nearly 1870 pounds, bal
having suffered from an aching double
tooth, she got It extracted that day, and
dnrins the operation became very nervout
and excited, and was taken home In 4
state Of prostration. From that time on
abe has loathed tood, and i was torment
10 her Ia attempt TO est. She has taken
nontishmsnt several times, but alwayi
with The result Of intense pain and death
ly sickness, followed by spasms Her life
has been sustained by injections and
batbs In noutishing liquids. She now
weighs less than eighty pounds. She hal
OF late lost her voice. Medical men are
greatly interested In the case.
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MILE. REENHARDr.
Her Opinion or AmerIea-She Will Not
We'd Angelo.

PARIS, June 1s.-An interview with
Sara Bsrnhardt is published in which she
calls America "a grand country, colossal
extraordinary, fabulous, The audiences
Of American theatres are brilliant, Such
rich toilets-ths ladies know how to dress
The public understands very well, Their
appreciation 10 quite warm and sympa'
thetic. The women are charming, but the
men are not 80 nice as the women,
American artists are clever, They have
talent, appreciation and temperament, but
systematic training Ia wanting, aud th are
is no ensemble In acting, The newspa'
pers have made statements about me
which are entirely incorrect, One Is In
respect TO my marriage with NJ. Angelo,
We were old comrades at the Conserva
torie, and are the hest Of friends, but
never, no, never, shall marry NJ. Auge'
lon
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ST. Paul, June 1S-Pattick Lyon, a re
puted railroad man Of Iowa, has been
charged with robbery. The Hayes broth.
els were found dead In their rooms, cup.
posed from suffocAtion by an exploded
oil lamp. They had 5000 when they en-
tered the room and only $2 when found
Lyon discovered the smoke In The room,
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MARsELLEs, June ie.-sihCs 8 O'Clock
this noting there have been . series oI
furious encounters between the French
and Italians. II is stated that three per,
sons have been killed, including one col
dief, and many wounded. The Ptetecl
has closed all the cafes, and police and
soldiers patrol the streets.
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u,,,s cory to announce the death o
w "I"s D,yiI iIsryoy, Of Brooke county, il
n, Nv n",pipg's Dn paper He died yesterday
~ g.I1'So,g. .y' and will be buried out a
". s,,ne Church, in this county to'nor
Nv Warmths father Of the late Prof
Tr : y B,rsy, cur former Superintendent.
= ;, r. c;', srhools, and died full OF years and
" o''d v"a gs,ks He was anative OF Brooke
Ieoo,S anal and lived on the farm where he
"'',' S,,D oysr eighty years ago. He wal
We s,,Jo,,e Of Jefferson college, at Can
.'h,,, and had been in the Presbyterian
S,iri,yy Ior aboutRixty years.
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ST. PAUL, June lS.-Fred. Brsmmer, Of
West Newton, made three desperate at.
tempts 10 cut the carotid artery this
morning at three o'clock, and while bis
wife was gone for assistance, drowned
himself In the river ahall q mile distant.
His body was recovered at daylight. Men.
tai alteration was the reputed cause.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 1S.-The Ga.
NttsS Pine Bluff dispatch says Ralph Ed
mondS, a little coloted boy, Sged fifteen
years, shot himself through the heart TO.
day. A novice In the use of o pistol, he
snd another little boy were amusing them
selves examining lie mysteries, with The
above result,
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MONTREAL, June 1S.-rhes ship laborers
have published a tariff, setting forth that
on Monday next they will charge twenty.
Eve cents per hour for day werk and
thirty cents for night work. II these
terms are not conceded by the employers
the men expressed an intention Of strik.
Ing and preventing Others from taking
their places.
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0ARRUNCLEs, FelobF, Boili, sores ot long
standing, such as Ulcers, Abseesta, eif,
positively cured without the aid oI A hIis
o. poult!ce, by using Mrs. Julye MYERS
Drawing and Healing SAlve. Files, paIt
kheum, EtysipelSA, Soft and UlcpJs,ti
Uorns, Chillblaihe, etc. II has never failed
70 cure, For sale BY Logan 4 70. DAW
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CoSsrANriNotLE, June is Tho indlct.
mehtS against MidhAt PtDhs and other
persons accused Of being concerned In The
murder Of Abdul AEii, have been com.
munIcated TO the prisoners, The trial will
commence Thursday netL