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LONDON, July l9.-A meeting calling II.
self the Revolutionary Congress was held
In London last night. Delegates from
various parts ol Europe and America, rep.
resenlnE the extreme democratic party,
identified with Herr Most, the impris.
oned socialiat, were present. About 700
attended, who were moltly workmen. Red
aags were displayed.
Mrs: Lecompte, an American lady dele.
gate, described the disappolntments small
farmers experience who depend on the II.
luBory promises Of emigrant agents, and
how great capitalists in possession OF rail.
ways oppreas laborers and raise the price
ot lood In the seaboATd States.
LonLe Michel, the amneSLisd French
Communist, then spoke, and male dele.
sgates from America, Switzerland, Italy
and Germany followed,
Prince Krapelkins, the Russian Social.
i1t, applauded the assassination OF several
Rushian generals.
Il transpirsd during the proceedings
that the Socialist congress- prohibited Of
zurich % sitting secretly in London.
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Tt..
'nAUesdy M and continued improvement
a.,. ~ IH' condition oi President Garfield,
., SAeS away considerable interest from the
u'cuss'0n nov being carried on IN some
quarters m to the constitutional provision
empowering The Vice President 10 act in
ae pace OF The President in the event Of
H sa' Ia'Iets death, resignation or inabD.
ny ny % discharge the powers and duties Of
ny =, ONCE"
lne Weight Of opinion so far 90 ex.
pressed, however, ssems 10 have deter.
mined that the clause uuoied. ysieta only
biuch case Of ptolonssd or ps,manani
liability as would ptoduos p,seticslly au
'ai'e CESSATION Of Tho poWsr NJ ll,s Pres.
hat to Iul6ll bis orscntivs inrclions
IhEutls Of ufrsiy,h.S nv. %, SCtT ocCT,,sI
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BERLtnr July 19.-rhe statement that
Gen. skobelet went TO Paris to sound
France In regard 10 the Russian alliance,
10 confirmed here. Gen. skobelefrs oyOr.
lures, however, failed. A detective sent
% watch q secret meeting at KtfI, WAS
killed. Similar murders abound IN The
Russian provinces, whittier the NlhiliBts
have Transferred their activity ltoin the
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PHILADELPHIA, July l0.-This afternoon
Thomas MCDevitt and L. E. Ensign were
arrested and taken before The United States
Commissioner for q hearing on a charge
Of conspiracy to dsfrAud the Government
in connection with the Star route frauds.
District Attorney Valentine stated that he
was ready 10 go on, but the absence OF
the defendants counsel made postpone.
ment necessary, and the men were held
under 5000 bail until Thursday next al
noon. District Attorney Valentine OK,
planned that other warrants had been
Issued, but that thess were the only ones
returned. 1t was stated that four bonds
had been entered. upon each Of which
Ehslgn's name appears 40 security for an
amount aggregating ga, 400 for Star route
contractors. The allegation Ia that these
bonds were worthless. -. McDsvitt did not
sign the bonds, but is charged with hay.
ing had knowledge Of the transaction and
with hAying managed 1t, The routes were
mot used, bat were relet Of higher rates.
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FHE new ITALIAH OPERA COMPANY
which has Purchased the Two Leading
London TheAIFeh

LONDON, July lO-The directorate OF
the new Italian opera company includes
Lord Lathorne, Count Glelcksn and Ba.
ron Dc RothsChlld, The capital stock Of
the company is ESOO,OOO Of ordinary and
El5O,OOO deferred shArss. The purChaae
price Of both opera houses was G255, 900
pounds cash and El5O, 900 pounds deferred
stock. The prospectus Of the company
reads; "Thesum agreed will be accepted BY
the late Mr., eyes executors for the whole
Of hia interests in both opera houses" etc,
Nothing 10 said about the sum paid Ma.
pleson, whence 1t would seem that Gye
owned both concerns. MSpleSon contracts
70 transact the company's American bust.
meas for ten years
sir Michael Hicks BeRde has removed
bis motion In regard to the TransyaSl from
the order book In the House Of Commons,
Although there may be q partial discus.
sion Of the matter this session, Il is under.
stood that the full debate will he deferred
until the next session OF Parliament,
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,u0pes,ed that there Is good open
+, n, ,oms unemployed capital In the
.,'.tioD ,,s Of 4 public bathing house At
',,, '.',snlept point on the river front Of thll
'0 .1, Our two branches Of Council, while
,bs, ,bs, have moi been able to see their way
cl',, TO provide this useful appendase tc
,hO municipal health and comlorh them
,sl,s, would doubtless be inclined TO Co
,D.,,le with any entorprlSins private In
Ii,du,l who may be inclined TO under
nt.N to the extent at least Of furnishing
1nIubIe ,Ile Tor the building, and there
/, avery reason to believe that 1t would
Dr,vs paying investment dur
iDv ,he summer months. Such az
establishment was opened in Oleve
land the other day and has been
Jojag well from the start. The house
h by no means completed, only hall
" So
Of Il being ready for occupancy but the
remainder Is well under way, and will
,oop bs in running order, There are no"
vysptydys rooms, and as many suits fol
ba,bsn Of either sex. The rooms are large
we'll ventilated, and each one Is supplied
With a mirror, an abundance Of hooks fol
clothing and towels, land each room can be
locked, ... ,.,..
The BATH ia said TO be entirely satisTac'
toy 10 most Of It's patrons now, but when
Arrangements are fully completed, 1t will
be in such excellent condition that even
ladies lnd children can bathe with safety,
mlhs water will be but two feet deep ueal
As houGe The bath will be running
might and day, the electric light to be
pNiGuight .
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LONDON, July 19.--The blast furnace
men at the three iron works Of the Cleye.
land district struck against a reduction Of
two and ono.haIt per cent In their wages.
There are twenty.four furnaces In The
Cleveland district, and the strike will re.
duCe the total production of pig iron by
about l,7O3 tons per day, and will throw
1900 men out Of employment, II the
strike 10 not settled In a few days The con-
eequenCes will be serious, as some Ci the
furnaces will be blown ont,
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RAILROAn lIEErINa
AZ Hairmont--InooFporatoEa Appointed
-ElaiterinE Prospects for the New
Route.

4A-
AZ Pairmont-InooFpoFHtora Appointed
-ElatteFink Prospects for the New
Route.
... FAtRMoNT, July 10.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntsllIgsncer.
Our railroad enterprise took shape this
afternoon In a large and enthusiastic meet.
ing, held lsiO in the Court Houae, the
Court having adjourned for that purpose.
About twenty FIVE representative men
were present from Harrison and Monunga.
liz counties, who rspofted.very favorable
prospects for tho road Ia their fsspec.
live counties. Thirty lnCOrporstots, ten
from each OF The counties, Monongalia,
Marion and Harrison, wets appointed.
These incotporators expect to receive
A charter this week, and will begin
operations at once. The name oi
the now road Is 1.-THE West Virginia
4 Pennsylvania Railtoad Company" the
rtute tof the present, 10 extend from tue
Stale llne In Mohop gala county, via Nor.
gahlbwn and FAlrinont OF PalAtine, 10
OlafkAbutg. The principal office will bs at
Faftnont. About Eve thousand dollars
(s5, ,0OO), enough II is thought, 10 make the
survey, was snh,cfibed on the spot, one.
tenth oi WHICH was paid In. Speeches
were made hy Hons. George o. Slutgisa,
JehlAuin Wilson and james Morrow, IT,,
which we're enthusiastically oheered.
Judge A. B Fleming waa Chairman Of the
meeting, and Mt. John H, Ruhl, Of Clatks.
burg, Secretary. Richard l. Lown1es was
chosen President oi The Board Of lhcor'
potAlOts and will call them toRethet In a
lev days 10 elect directors, y.
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Assistant Secretary
A pAp nAN wIrG nIs rls rs.
who wants 10 Plight Paddy Ryan and
John tinlIlyan for the Heavy weikhI

WHO wants 10 Plight Paddy Ryan and
John t,nlilyen for the Aeavy Teieh'
CbAinpioaShip.' 30 - -
NEW YoRK, July is.-Petsr D. Rsuse, a
burly miner Of Colorado, @ feet high, and
100 pounds weight, a notorious rough and
tumble fighter challenges John j. suli.
van, OF Boston, and Paddy Ryan, Of Troy,
N. Y, to fight him at catch weight accord.
Ing 10 the rules Of the prize ring for purse
Of from 5000 to 5000 eide and the
heavy weight championship Of America.
The fight Is TO be decided In Wyoming,
Dacotah or Utah elk months from the
signing OF the articles. Should the East
efn champion decline, The challenge ID
open 10 oil cotnefs, but the stakes mist
be 1000 a side, and q forfeit Of 5000 ao.
company the man sent on with the chal-
lenpe,
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Send al Expression Ot Thtir stntihients
10 the ExeauiIVA kinuAiVp.

Send al ExpEsssI6n Of ThtIE Sentiments
to the ExeeuiiVA AauAIOB.
WAshiSaroa, July 19.-Aulong The In.
Lstestibg communications received al the
Executive Mansion, Offering sytnpAtby, Ia
one from Tie French teBiden6 oI ibe
Northwest. Tie action was taken At a
Meeting held In Chicago, and r. DanGrs
and Il. DAveOut we're appointed commit.
lee 10 ttanbrnit the sahie, which they did,
through The Collector 6t Customs. The
following reply has bsen transmitted;
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WARRINGTON, D. u, July 10. J
Hon I'm Henry Smith:
Your letter II The illh, with iLs enclos.
ufe, ia received. have invited the atten.
iouot Mts Garfield 10 the y tnnlnnicAtion
from tbe FVUCh residents VI the North.
west, and she dsNi'es Tue 10 convey 10
them through you, ber thanks lof yoat
gratifying expression oi sympathy and
condolences. She Wishes me sltn to SAY
that al tho ptopet time the President will
be Informed oi tho OADtere eel manifested by
the FanCo.AmeflCa Genital Republican
Committee 10 his behalf
YourS, very respectfully,
[sIgnedl j. srGNLBY BRowN
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BUIS ON the BAIL,
serious Railroad CASUALTIES Ia New
England and Ihe south,

| neEAou1 AhttE0hu OuhuhltLe4 lu New
England and Ihs south.
BoSToN, July l9.-The tunnel express
which left Boston at $50 this morning
and the Saratoga express, due here at 4:lt
this evening, over the Fllehbnrg railroad
came into collision between ZoRr and
Charlemont, about noon to-day, The re-
ports are msagrs and conflicting, but from
what can ba learned, the engineer Of the
west bound train aud the aIemali Of the
east bound train were killed outright, and
he other engineer and fireman were badly
Injured. No mention 10 made Of injuries
70 passen gers or as 10 the cause ol the ac.
cident, aud as the ECens OF disaster Is some
distance from = telegraph Utfice, II Is "a
yet impossible to obtain full details. The
road Ia single track at that point, and
traips Fun on Telegraph orders. Both,
trains were "a trihs late at the time Of the
collision, A wreCking train has been
sent out.
NoRTH ADAMS, MASS, July ia Sara.
toga special from North Adams collided
half mile east OF oiZnRr station with the
west bound accommodation train on the
Fitchhurg railroad this afternoon. Both
trains were going at full speed. Engineer
Joseph Moore. Of the accommodation
train, and Chafles Prescott fireman on
the Saratoga special, we're killed, and
Aaron T. Corliaa, engineer on the Sara.
togA special, probably fatally injured.
The damage to the FitChburg Oompany's
rolling stock IL estimated at $4,000. The
collision was caused by Engineer Oorliss
running by Zoar station contrary 10
orders.
ATLANTA, GA, July 1910 day Col. r.
L, Mott, Of Columbus, while standing in
the Union passenger depot, was struck by
. train and instantly killed. His body
and limbs were lrjRhilully mangled. He
was eighty.one years old and one oil the
wsalthiest men in the Stale. Since the
war he has been one Of tue most prOmi.
nent Republicans In the State and WAS
Vice President Of the Mobile 4 Girard
railroad,
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sAS FRASclsco, July 19.-:Mr. H. J.
Moore, the agent Of The Hawaiian
Government at Fiji, ConLradictS in let
ter the statement that the daughter In tht
Line islands recently reported was iuVti.
gated hyth Missionary Kspu. On the con.
trary, he claims the PApuans we're the
aggressors, and Kapu exerled himself u
sAVe life.
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nn.sIa ani IihInata ftsain.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 10 The contents
Of the Russo. Chinese treaty haa, beenkspt
secret, bat from al atLiels sinths Ttsta,dn
H.d0maaid, which is likely to be correct,
ID regard 10 the disposition Of The
frontier, II appears China fegaina Kuja
tho province for tho cepSion oi which
Chung How was disgfaced, ,.....
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HAhIAn's UIiiniatum Concerning tho Pro.
3 'uI7H posed Race,

ToRoNro, July l9.-HSulan says he will
row Wallace Ross whenever he likes for
5000 q aide, providing purse Of s5, 900
10 offered in addition to the stakes by the
city or town In proximity to which the
race takes plsce. Haplan considers i yety
we'll for Ross to challenge him when lie
knows he can make more than The stakes
money whore he proposes 10 row, ont Of
the Tailwayg and privilege. Bnt II Ross
likes, he will row him on United States
waters for 5000 a eide, at any place deSiS.
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CHICAGO, July l9.-ThO dead body Of
Thomas BaflCk was found on Pacific sv.
enuo eatly this morning. The man iS
supposed 10 have been pushed down The
stairs by Coloted prostitute with whom
he had quafrelled the night before, and
the fall broke his neck,
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srEuHENviLLn, O., July 1e.-The DlsttlcI
Court met here this morning in BpeciA
session on the Irondale Iron Works liti
CATION, involving the large iron works amt
coal property In Irondale, this county
valued Al 100000, as II Is out Of repair
The trial Of the case will last about one
week, az II is very complicated.
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HARNSoS SBuRe. VA, July le,-The two
members OF the State Central Republican
Committee, who have hitherto acted with
Gen. WickhAm and the straightouts, hay.
come out in favor ol fusion with Ma.
hone g forces. FernRl, United States In.
ternal revenue collector, Virginia district,
heretofore Straightout, has also declared
for Q coalition with Malone.
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Reported to Have Appear
ed In Dak MIA.

DuLvrn, July 19.-It lie reported that
grHsshoppets have appeared out on The
Dakota ptai'iss, and that The wheat is
threatened. No very reliable Information
or confirmation OF this fumor has yet
reached here, but 1t is probable that the
great pest hiss made It's appearance.
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srD S. has gone dainty since ,S her
IsD ..,, =" achievement. She will no!
aaDTSi =, Cleveland, because the managers
ES 1Scliped 10 stipuIale that no other
as,. ,Sopld trot an exhibition heat there
A''' ~ 'I 'su,s day with the Queen Of the
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WARRINGTON, July ls-The Treasury
Department has decided that Journalists
can bring certain hooks fol. their Libraries
into The United States fee 81 dati. tsls
underRIood that this deol lion II based on
the clause 10 the feyiSed statutes, admit.
ting "tpols ol trade free oi duty,
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LoNDoN, July 10 The morning pOsl
sayS that by an arrangement inst ccnclu.
dsd between the Berlin and the Geinsn
Telegraph Company, an independent cable
will be laid from GERMANY 10 Valencia,
and thence 10 the United States, Al q cost
Of Ei65,000. The capital will be raised by
issue Of preferred, shares bearing 81 pei
cent interest.
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KANSAS GtrG, July ls.-James Bhdesp,
an old.tims irontlersman aud soout, who
took GenetAl Fremont across the plains.
died yestafday near New Santa Fc, thli
county, aged 20 yeafs,
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HAVOC b. the Amy worm.

JoLtEr, LII, July 10. - The dreaded
army worm has made It's appearance In
Avills county for the Hrst time, and In The
northern portion Of the county is commit
ting great depredaLions Ia the eornhslds,
destroying large fields In few nights
The farmers are beginning 10 harvest theii
oata green TO save q partial crop.
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IMPOnTING CATTLE
Regulations for. r.Quaeau1ning those bns.
nhniedok Ileihn Iliaahaatih \ lM &

Regulations for ming those nu9.
psetedor Iseibg Diseased M /
WAsHtsuToN, July1s,-Dr.E. N. Ehay.
erOi the Treasury Cattle Corhmissi9n has
been ordered TO Nova Scotia 70 ihvedlgats
what foundation there is for the reports
received to the effect that q dangerous
cattle disease exists at Halifax.
The following circular relative 10 the
quarantine Of cattle has been issued by
the Treasury Department: ..
TO The Collectors Of Ctitomt and Otht1y:H "
Circular No. 179 OF December 81, 1870,
which requires the quarantine Of meat
cattle imported from the countries named,
may be quarantined At any place which
In the opinion Of the Collector may be
suitable, and to which they can be trans.
ported from the importing vessel at the
port Of arrival to such place OF quarantine
by another vessel without further trapsier.
The Inspeotor:will bs required to accom-.
pany such cattle to the pla6e,oi quRrat.
tine at the expense Of the parties.
II. F. FRENCH,
Assistant Secretary.
Assistant Secretary Upton Is expected
to resume his duties at the Treasury De.
pArtment about tho Let proximo. He will
sail for the United States on the 2lst ol
Tnly.
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ST. Louis, July 19.-The announcement
oil the consolidation Of several very large
iron interests In this State is now said to
have besn premature. The actual con.
solidAliOn has not yet taken place, but
negotiations having that end In view are
In pfoPtess,
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1nnnr @ AmssIssn ,Ias,nnIs.. I

LANcAsrER, Pa July i9.-At the State
Council oI The Junior Order Of American
Mechanics, held Ii this city this morning,
resolutions Of sympathy With President
Garfield were adopted aud ordered for.
WAtded 10 Attorney General MAcYeaRh.
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7oN1 SHED AUGUST "a, 1852, .ts,r3a .NSEttfN'

ddsd. There Is, happily, nothing at
this time either in the condition OF our
domestic or foreign affairs that calls for
the special attention Of the President.
We have peace St home and abroad, with
no cloud in the horizon to disturb US,
Apart, therefore, from such changes in the
personnel OF the civil service as the
President may have contemplated, and
from the ordinary supervision that may
be exercised over the department work,
there Is really ,thiuR that is imperative
on him at this time beyond the brief con.
vultati6hS with the Secretary Of. State and
the signing OF such documents as may be
laid before him, These acts he can prob
ably perform very soon and easily with.
out the Intervention Of the Vice President,
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No INJECTION PROBABLE TO DAY,

The indications are Iha. there will be
no election tomorrow, The supporters
Of the administration do not look Tor Il
before Thursday, 1t rsquirssths accession
Of three or four Oonklingites and II Is not
possible to fad them as yet. Both sec
tons are In good humor and sit about the
hotels together engaged in social converse
on oil topics except that relating to the
Senstorship. Some private consultations
are held, but no Conklingltes engage in
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MONTREAL, July is-phvNe tdviCea
from Newfoundland cay that mot" ed.
ash bave been taken up 10 ,his dtta iur
The season along The thht6 titm al any
aitnilat petiod during Lhe lasI qpaiicr oi a
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NEw YohK, July iO-A dispatch from
Rome announces the appointment Of Rev.
WIN. Riggef as Bishop Of Newark, and
Of Rev. N. ]. 0'FArrell, now pastor Of ST.,
Peters Church, as First Bishop Of Ttsn.
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BERLiN, July lO-Jsw balerg, II
New ste,lir, angefed St The dtnunClt. /.
tiobB oil the New Sletllhet Zsiiun0, Severely
assaulted The editor, aacked potne sllops
and demolished the ZeiNtnO Office, Over
Lhifty tiolBiH we're AfIsRtpd,
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THE VACANT CHAIR
EOsAERL4 OCCUPIED By ROSCOE.
In the UuItsd states Senate, srn with
out An OecupAnI-LaPhAm lIsSss
an Election BY Only ROuF VOtOA.
Prospects To-day,

Albany, N, Y, July l9.-Ths joint con
ventiOn OF the State Legislature met al
noon, as usual, and ballot was taken fol
the vacant sucCessorship To Mr.. Conklingi
WiIhithe following result: ','"
pPha
WoOlioFj-
The Chair announced that NO choice
had been made, and on motion Of Speak.
Or Sharpe, the convention adjourned I'LL
Tomorrow, - l.s
In The Assembly Andrews made mo.
ton 70 amend the final adjournment res.
oluLlOn by making the day Thursday in.
atsad Of Tuesday. Lost; 81 to54. Eleven
stalWarls voted with the Democrats in
the affirmative,
In The Senate the bill providing lor
holding special elections TO Gil yacanies in
Congress, was, alter slight amendments,
ordered to third reading,
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LoNDoS, July iO.-Tbe beat continues
here and St patlp. In both citlA tic Vst,r
supply is very thoiL Watering lbt ,iiI,sa
has been discontinued.
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,,,, ,s.ns to be inChiug along to-
Lit1sI ,hs DIsco recently occupied BY "1he
:. rith the torso"
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, |

SAN.
The slightly increased isbrlle rise which
occurred yesterday evening, but which
was not due to any uuiavorable change In
the condition OF the wound, has entirely
the Presidents pulse il 90, with normal
temperature and respiration, He rested
we'll during tho night,at one time sleeping
three and half hours without awakening,
and Is now feeling light and comfortable,
There, will be slight change in his diet,
else bsing substituted for pola,
toes and oatmeal, which have been found
unsatisfactory.
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nRAohsS q Uaneiualon Attended By a
treat neal OF Interest.
pAREERsBvRa, W. VA, July 49,
Special DispAteh to the talsIliEeneer.
The jury In the case Of Mary 8. Allison,
sHecuttit sgainst Geo Natcus Chapman,
r6HtlOted a verdict for plaintiff for three
thoutnud Eve hundred dollars, with In.
tetC6L from January !, 1877,