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BRITISH CHAIN MARKEr.
Weekly Review By the mark Lan'
Express"


LONDON, June 27-The Marx Lane Er.
press, In the review OF the British grain
trade says: Few white irosts have uniav.
oraby Influenced the wheat blossom,
which is now general. There are no pros.
poets OF an abundant harvest. Whether
an average yield is possible is q question
upon which grave doubts are entertained.
Deliveries Of native wheat we're very re-
stricted, and rates improved la2I Ia the
provinces and Is In London. Notwith.
standing the higher rates trade is
dull aud very limited. In foreign trade
II was quiet. American red winter
and Whits Michigan scarce, Australian
In good demand aud advanced 1s
Friday. Other descriptions improved, 81.
Oh coast American red winter reached 49a
and California 49, Cd. Speculation In
America failed 10 elicit the falntest re.
sponse. The supply from America is
small. Flour In moderate supply at 6da
ls, on account OF It's scarcity. The same
may be said oil foreign aour. In lbaTly
trade Is nominal. The scarcity Of grind.
Ing samples maintains the prices. Foreign
unchanged.
For cats there was q better feeling and
values closed firm and a shade better;
foreign hrmer aud improved three pence.
AmeIiCin maize Ia spot was In small
supply and shade dearer. Sales oi
English wheat during the past week "a, 1l9
quarters, at 10 shiIiugs per quarter,
against %, ,2O5 quarters, At A shlllings 8
peucs during the corresponding week last
VpAF
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No choice.
Adjourned.

Adjourned.
There seems to be general impression
that the election OF Senators will take
place this week. The Senators and mem.
bers Of the assembly, As they return, are
more inclined thau before to talk OF q
combination tn end the struggle and adj
journ. The Democrats are making the
most Of the point raised by them that no
legal ballot was taken Saturday, because
only sixteen out OF thirty.two Senators
voted, which they claim was not majori-
". Some oi them claim that oil ballots
after this date will be ineffective, and
that Senators elected thereby will be
rejected at Washington. II 10 believed that
some Of the Conkling Republicans are 10
league with them. Other Republicans
reply that II the ballots are illegal from
this time, the Democrats need not attend
the joint convention. The fact that they
attend shows that they do not believe
In their new theory. The recent cleo.
ton OF Senator In Pennsylvania
10 referred to, where, on several
days balloting proceeded without major.
ity Of either house being pl estnt and 70.
ting.
There is o great deal OF comment on the
fact that Assembly lyman Tuthlll, who made
such vigorous speech against DspeW
before the Joint convention, was not
summoned before the Investigating Com.
mittee. Tuthill In his speech said that he
stood ready to prove his assertions, but
on being questioned by the District Al.
torney he could give no evidence that
warranted his going before the Grand
Jury. The Investigating Committee 10
therefore criticised because II did not call
Tuthill go that the public might hear what
bis proofs were. II 10 now considered
sure that the Grand Jury will not find In.
diCtments against anybody connected with
the bribery.
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nURDER or ABDUL AEIE.
OHisIal Inqairy IAtO the tIFennnatABets
ar Ms TahiuR on.

CoNrANrtSoPLE, June 27.-Ths trial Of
the persons charged With the murder Of
ex.sultan Abdul ASiS was begun to-day
with the public examination Of the ptison.
ers. Nonri Basha admitted having order.
ed Abdul AEiS 10 be put 10 death BY com.
mand Of commission composed ol Midhat
Ruchdla and Mahmoud PAeha. MldhAl
Pasha, In long speech, denied the exist
ence Of any such . commission, and main.
tanned that Abdul Asiz committed suicide
He expressed regret that be bad moi
taken refuge at the French Consulate Ia
Smyfna. Witnesses we're then examined
to prove that Abdul AElG was murdered
and the tEial adjourned.
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WICHITA, June 27,-one Of the heaviest
rain and wind storms, accompanied by
hail, passed over this section last Friday
that WAS ever known. Five inches oil water
fell during the night, and the reports " which
have since come say that sections Of the
country ten miles wide and twenty miles
long Ia the Arkansas river valley west ol
here suffered great damage. Thousands
Of acres Of wheat, corn and oats were out
down level with the ground by the hail
Even the prairie grass was mown clear,
and orchards and grapevines stripped
Of their fruit. The wheat, Just stacked
was soaked through and through, aud
many buildings we're seriously injured
Only one death is reported, that Of E,
deigrsst, who was killed by lightning
while standing at the window Of hll
house.
Another storm nearly swept over The
same location on last Saturday night, and
did considerable damsge.
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nILLIARD MArUH.
scores In the Four Handed Game Played
nj Paris.

NJ Paris.
NEW YoRX, Jane 27.-A Paris special
says the four handed billiard match al
cushion Caroms between vignsux and
Garnier against Plot and slosson, for q
purse OF 500 trancs, 900 points, commenced
yesterday afternoon. At the close Of the
afternoon the score stools: Vignaux and
GARNER 800, slosson and Plot 224; Wig
naux msking 1893, GARNER l07, Plot l20.
slosson l04 highest runs, Viguaux 10, II
and 20, GARNER 10, Plot II, Slosron l3
The score OF the night game stood: Wig
nanx and GARNER 800, Plot and Slossnn
577; VtHnaux making 1870, GARNER l20
Plot 1853, 4losson 1874; highest runs, Wig
nsux %. GARNER 10, Plot IA, slosson %
Innings for each player 90.
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..,,,v,y has recently called our at
,,, ~ ,bo large amount OF work don't
spsJ' ''sI' Sat. by the Canton, Ohio, Bridge
S.a,,n,, y ,,a They pu. up s06, 200 worth o.
~LF, W.. in gs,. Virginia, last year, and ex
w. '~'@ ~ mt up $4,000 this year The
pS,w ,,ny /, we'll known as manufactured
ssp '1i,po b,tl,es, Their bridges are TO be
~s ~4 almost everywhere in this region.
Nv, =" ,D,n great many OF our local
t,.,D, t,% The profits Of the company last
~, we're very large. They seem to have
,' ~, Ii,tls competition in the business, al
wv, "1 IN tbis part Of the country The
"a.',Iou "' therefore arises why Wheeling
Eoold not be q good point at which to
.,nshetrre this sort Of work. We are
Nina. our advantages are decidedly
',D,do, NJ" to those Of Canton. We have
.t,,,., fuel aud Wheeling 10 q better
JS,ibp,lug point. 1t is said that 100000
oDil.l would start concern OF consider
Nj, magnitude, This being the case an
Establishment here would be able to COM
n,sJI lafss trade in West Virginia, say
h, nothing Of the adjacent territory in
0Sio and Pennsylvania, Iron bridges are
Nam, rapidly substituted everywhere foF
,ooi,n structures, as they are lees liable
Min, more durable, and in the end much
.b,psr The day Of wooden bridges Ia
,.nbsud. The manufacture therefore
d lrou bridges is bound to increase
Tby,hould not Wheeling take hand in
u.b 40 important branch OF iron manu-
hc.at.l specially that bids fair to
hNsG long and prosperous run.
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PtrrsBuRsa, June T,-James wsedin,
lately matchsd asainSt Oven Maloney 10
fight iot 5000 within one hundted miles
ol this city in August, stated tonight that
his business would not allow bis meeting
Maloney In the fling.
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NAH YORK, June T.- Cotton dull At liza
llHei futures quiet and steady. Flour weak;
receipts 1000 barrels: exports 1900 barrels:
superhne, western and State 81 l0a4 rs; COM
mon 70 good extra ~ 76a6 % good to choice
% S0a6 rs white wheat extra IS 25a0 25:
extra Ohio "a 76a6 rs; st, Louis "a 75A8 rs;
MlnnesotA patent % gas 90. Wheat opened
at Hakc higher and closed dull with the ad.
vance lost; shippers holding of; receipts
2SS0O bushels: exports 1877, 900 bushels; tin.
graded spring S0caSl GO; No. 2 Chicago nom.
inal aL u 26al 3H; ungraded red o. l0A
al S2H: No. 8 do 81 2SAt 26; No. 2 do 81 91k;
canal II 30Al SOH rail steamer do 81 27K;
No, l red 81 80, mixed winter 81 zeal 28X;
ungraded white 81 l0al 20 No. 2 do q ga
2SH No do, sales "a, 100 bushels, at 81 2SN
al ?sh: NJ. red June, sales $4,000 bushels,
at u D4Sal 30: July, sales 2SsOO0 bushels,
at 81 2SHal 29x: August, sa es $4,000 bush.
els, at 81 2SXal 28 Corn heavy ae kaXe
lower receipts 81 900 bushels; exports 24O 900
bushels; unsound 60a'4i ungraded 6ta67 Itc,
No. 8, 6ehci steamer t6HRt8c; No. 2, h6k6
ab7hc: No. 2 white So sHa6Okc yellow PEc;
No . June 66<a67c; July t6a569kc; August
b64Sa67o; 8 ptember 67EaiSc. Oats DUH
and lower; receipts 267 0O bushels western
mixed 40a42c; white 43a47c. Hay full aud
weak OF 6Oa66c. Hops NOminallv unchanged.
Lotiee, quiet and steady. Sugar quiet and
urn. MoIA9eeS quiet and unt hinged. Lice
quiet and steady Petroleum du and weak.
United 79Ho; crude 8Ka7hO refined sko.
Tallow steady at 8 il.l6A6 1916 Turpentine
dull and easier at 421Sa43s Eggs du,l at
l8Kal7c. Pork dull and unrhsnv ed. Beef
steady and In moderate demand Cut meats
quiet and hrm long clear t9Up short clear
70 TH. lard strong and higher; pri Q
cam Sll 46a11 30. Butter quiet and
steady at l0a22c. Cheese quiet and nominal
at eashc for poor To choice.
Chicago June T.-Flour quiet and nom.
inaly unchanged. Wheat steady with fair
demand and easier: No Chicago spring
81 lax cash: 81 i3KAt lSX July; 81 I4E
August: u llh September; No. 8, 81 OF IA
on rejected 77aS6c Corn In isIF demand,
but At lower rates at 465Ea4bkc cash 46hc
July; 4oNc August; 46ka46xc teptember;
rejected Il 10. uatS active, firm and higher
at 39xo cash; 37SIaS7Nc July; GS1Sc ugult;
"a 10 September; rel cted Sic Rye hrnpr at
984c. Barley steady and unchanged at 9sc
FlaxSeed steady and firm at 81 23ai A6. Pork
fairly active and shade higher at 3i8 70
cash and July: tl6 37J1al6 40 August; $40 90
September. Lard active, hrm and higher at
Sll % cash; Sll 26 July; tll 22hall 26
August; SO 80ai0 92H Beptenber. Bulk
meats steady and unchanged. Whisky steady
at 81 90.
The following shows the fluctuations in the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
~ reported BY John n Hoon 4 Co., brokers,
M fiH0 Main ntFaOf
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AL1AN1, June 27.-The Chairman oilhe
Executive Committee Of the National
anti: Monopoly League reports that he has
established Leagues 10 every assembly
! district In the State,
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nome Arrests for Those C0mmItted Il
hIIRsOuRI.

1IIasOuEI.
srEuBESvrLLE, o., June 27-Sherif Mil
lst this morning returned from st. Louis
Mo-, with John T. Morris aud Robert L
Lindsay, whom he arrested there for Mis-
souri, land frauds. Nine indictments were
found against them by the grand jury here
for utterlng and publishing forged and
fraudulent deeds. Both men were also
indicted in St. Louis, but the indictments
there were by Prosecutor Cook, OF thtI
county, and D. D. Barrett, assistant OIL
District Attorney Blise, OF 81. Louis.
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UobuNBUs, o., June 97.-1n a private
trial Of speed to-day on the mile track Of
the Columbus Driving Park Association,
maud s." tfotLed q mile In 2:l6. The
racing season opens tomorrow,
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LONDON, June 07.-Ths staffotdShite
nail makers have resolved not to conCede
TO the Thirty per cent increase Of wages de-
mAnded BY the operatives, And strike ia
imminent, which will Affect 10000 per.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa June 27.-John Cyan,
Der, the sleeping Hungarian, spoke ssvY
efal times last evening, after q silence ol
one hundred and thirty.Hve days. HlI
mind is still wandering, but bis condition
elowly improves.
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rHE OTTAWA REGATTA.
THE Professional scuIIeTa AFFiVing a
thA COuFaa.

OTTAWA. June 27.-Preparatiots are 60
ing on rapidly for the Dominion Day re-
gatta on July lat. Riley and PlaiSted ar
rived here Saturday, and to day HosmsI
and Lee are expected. Wallace Ross ar
rived here on last Friday from Portland
Me-, and has gone into active training, be-
ing deeirous Of reducing to l75 pounds
He will row In his shell, the ". ]. tunes,
which he brought with him. Warren
Smith IL at the Brilliant Lion, where
TriCket will likely also stop. Hanlau Is tc
act as referee.
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Mr. SpinoIa, when his name was called,
alluded to the proceedings ON Saturday,
when 1t was claimed that the vote was
illegal, said that he would now cast his
vote under protest, -
The Chair declared mo choice"
The combined ballot for the long term
resulted:
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CHICAGO, June 27.-Ghscom at noon
weighed i0S pounds, loss since yesterday
one.iourth pound since beginning, thirty.
one days ago, 34l pounds, pulse So, faspira.
tion IA. He took o two hours drive to
CankSal pASk
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A.ntsalnna tp t.aslie tiattlt,.

Nsw YoRk, June 27.-Two thousand
immigrants landed at Castle Garden with.
In the past tWenty.touf houts.
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AT ALBANY.
rnE USUAL RESULT TEsrERDA4.


ALBANY, June 27.-In the Joint Con-
vention the ballot for the short term re-
suited as follows:
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.l.h,sd to e1.MayOr Sweeney

Z, !. indebted to sI'Mayot Sweeney e" nS'
VI ..aV W. Of his published report as oas as
m.%gg u.s. gs, Virginia Commissioners So, 'S
~ S',, Exposition hiss on the sOolSt' y
Ss..n and Gas Engines. This report % ~ =
w. d series made or to Be ,gaaDo, @aaS ~ of a.
'a'T ~ 70 the Exposition by different I, Vm ,hs
2. r. :, /, shown in the numbering ,m!..ns ol .nS
~ = Mr. svssnsy's report is illustrated tee
r. r's,,J,omsry executed cuts Of % the dii' II
'...' Improvements in machinery :. 70 %
81, i.s he calls attention. and sIsose'nsf "
,'.. ~. An An interesting oil instructive Sa
'.ii.a on the specially assigned 10 a. nm d l.
=. S''.s ...3 In not say that the ex.Msyor Is an
"a, .,, in machinery, and naturally as
HI'' =, from long experience unusually
Nv ~ a a,,ii,d to pronounce upon i'm
.,,,1eals '., in machinery. He has gotten
Y N, report in manner that FeneC"
W a, m himself and the State
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TRADE REPORT.
CONDITION. OF VARIOUS MARkEvs.
RuIiRG PFieeS In ali the staples AT Il 10
Leading Commercial Cities Of the
COuniEy-LiVs STOCK, gFaID.
Fork Products, &c.


NEW YolE, June I.-MoSEY Market
easy at SaSK per cent Prime mercantile
paper SaAk per cent sterling exchange
bankers bills quiet at a s4X, demand
n SssI.
sOvEHHHEuT BOHDs-Qaist and generally
HFm.
Jniied Btat@ d Of lSS,
New hvSs, coupons OS
AeE k0ur and halls, oOuponA.
~! to9ka coupons llIA
Eaclne " o. lsso' lSO
RAILROAD BoEDs-I In light request.
STATE BosDs Moderately active.
LSulIta9a COnSOl'... Gst Virginia d .......,.-- 40
" y. Jolep epn;:.'''''.'..ll2 nAturud eoup0rG.. 50
Lenneloo q -,.,,,.,.-. f6k DOlOFTed i7I
% neN'''.,,.',-,,,..',.,, 10
sfocEs-The market opened irregular and
N early dealings prices fell y 10 TX per cent.
Canada Southern 4 Metropolitan Elevated
leading IN the downward movement, hut he.
fore noon speculation became hrmer an al.
vance Of 70 IN per cent RaI recorded thC
latter Wabash Pacific common. DurinS the
afternoon the market again became wsNS ana
prices fell off Y TO 2 per cent, canada sontb.
srn, Pacific Mail, Michigan Central Tninn
Pacific and 81 Paul being most PROMINENT
thsreIn. In the hnal sales purchases to cover
short contracts resulted Ia q fractional re.
eoVery, Memphis q Charleston sold down
81 per cent during the morning, but recover,
ed 8 per cent at the close. Manhattan Beach
declined ~ per cent on the days tranSac.
tionS.
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DIED.

WHYTE-On TutIdsy. June %, 1881, ~ i2:45 I
M, MIS- AAIoAAEr WhrTE RStd " y1aiA
Funeral notice hereafter.
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RAILRoAD BoHDs-In light request,
STATE BosDs Moderately active.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-21

aAsA SUITES or Single Roons, furnished or nm . zssssa furnished; all modern improyenents Also WiT Dining Room and Kitchen, with Axturea and my16 H 98 ELM STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-21

Local Weather Report. SIGNAL oFFEoE, NEW HAVEN, Conn.,1
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-21
Dakota Territory.

Buried in a Mine-Ths Golden Terra
 Caves i'm Miners Imprisoned in the
 Debris.
 sDEADwooD, May 2O.--A cave occurred at
 the Golden Terra mine at o'clock last even-
 ing by which it is supposed thirteen men
 will lose their lives. The night shift of sixty
 men was just coming on, but only twenty
 had entered the tunnel when a large body of
 earth fell in at g distance of nearly two hun dred feet from the mouth, tearing and throwing the timber as far as one hundred or two hundred feet. One man. Thomas Green, was thrown by the compression of the air eighty feet out of the tunnel against the side of the wall of an open cut and killed instantly. Two others were blown through the tunnel towards Highland mine. One of them escaped unhurt and the other was struck by 8 piece of timber and died shortly afterwards Eleven men were buried under the debris. The cave is supposed to be 250 feet long, 100 wide and fifty deep, and occurred directly over the large oil chamber, completely filling it. The miners set once to work and shifts were changed every fif- teen minutes, only five or six being able to
 NOA@A SA The tunnel runs entirely through the hill connecting the Golden Terra and Highland mines. Seven escaped through the tunnell to Lead City, on the side of the hill. The cave is so extensive that it will take some time to clear it away and retimber the tun- nel. The killed as far as known are Thomas Green and Patrick King. Those imprisoned in the cave are J. Farley, l.. Wugens, J. W. Edlock. John Miller, Jack Beatty, Matt Plunkett, Joe Haskins and man named Mo- Cormack, all of whom supposed to be badly hurt. The men who were working heard Farley talk for some time last night. He said the timber had fallen on him and there was no hope for him Word has just been received that two men, Farley and Beatty, have been taken out of the cave, one dead, and the other died short time after being released. There will be no detention in the operation of the mine.
 Later news says that nine men still remain in the mine and the miners are working to release them. They talk with them and it is thought they will all be got out alive. The affair has created great excitement and cannot be explained as there no fault with the timbers workings of the mine.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The persecution of the Jews in the south of Russia in increasing.
 Prince Bismarck is engaged in arranging 8 final solution of the eastern question. ' The House of Commons last night dis cussed the Irish arrests. Gladstone said no man had been arrested because he belonged to the Land League
 Vanderbilt, Scott, Osborn, Pierrepont, Morgan and General Collis sailed from Lon don for New York Thursday on the White Star steamer Germanic.
 Base ball yesterday At Buffalo, Butfalos 7, Worcesters O. at Detroit, Providence 5, Detroits at Cleveland, Clevelands 7,Troys 4; at Chicago, Chicagos 5. Bostons 4.
 The stallion Monroe Chief (time 2.1sD was sold at Chicago yesterday to San Fran cisco persons for $1s,OO0. The stalion's eastern engagements this summer will all be fulfilled.
 Charles A. Nealy, brakeman on the Nor wich and Worcester railroad, was instantly killed while coupling cars at the Worcester junction yesterday afternoon. He was mar ried and aged thirty-five years.
 An unknown man was run over on the Boston and Maine railroad near Prison Point last night, while walking in the direction of aIalden. From papers found on his person he is supposed to be James F. McShane. of 530 Munroe street, Chicago.
 The English Tories have achieved another victory by the return of their candidate at the election to fill parliamentary vacancy for Preston. Their candidate was Mir. Rich ard Calvert, rich cotton manufacturer of Walton Ledale, near Preston. He was re- turned yesterday by majority of l, 600 votes.
 A very exciting meeting was held at Exeter Hall last evening to protest against MT. Bradlaugh entering Parliament. A number of noisy persons who were present, and who attempted to disturb the proceedings, were eiected. A petition covering the object of the meeting was adopted and will be present. ed to Parliament.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-21
A steamsb,D 1.,na n,.co,,,,u..,

NEW YeRK, May 20.-The City of Rio Jan-
 eiro and the City of Para, the two fine iron
 steamships composing the American line of
 steamships plying between this port and Bra
 gil, have been withdrawn from this trade af- ter three years of unsuccessful competition with the British s'wild cats" Friends of the owners say that every impediment had been thrown in their way that it was possible to devise, and that the vessels have been run at 2 constant loss. Both these vessels have been sold to the Pacific Mail Steamship com pany, who will employ one on this side and tho other on the Pacific.
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speeIa, Bulletin of the Weather.

WARRINGTON, May 21.-1 a. m. bulletin. Fair weather prevails in all the districts ex- cept northern New England, where heavy rains and northeast gales are reported. Local cal rains occurred during the day in the Mid de States, lower lake region and southwest, followed by clearing weather. The tempera
 ture has risen slightly in the southern States east of the Mississippi and from Virginia west to the Ohio valley, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, but continues below the mean for the month except in the lake region and northwest. The indications are that slightly warmer and partly cloudy weather will pre- vail in the districts east of the Mississippi during Sunday, with light rains in the south Atlantic and Gulf States -''~- --7
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Buried in Mine-The Golden Terra Caves in Miners Imprisoned in the Debris.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

- 4 Student Burglar Sentenced.
 NEvBURYPoRT, May 20.-Luther Foster, the North Andover burglar, was this after noon sentenced to State prison for seven years. This was the case in which Foster, with his twin brother, both of whom were students at Phillips Academy, attempted a burglary, and the brother was shot dead.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-21

FOR SALE, EA LARGE and valuable Lot on Orange street in x the best part of the street The lot Is very des rabe and there but few left in that part of th street. Now is the time to of best lots in the city. Terms very easy.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, my21 237 Chapel street.
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THE WEST.
Indiana.
A Fast or Eighty uaxs.

-& Fast of Eighty Days.
 JEFFERsoNynLE, May 2O.-Rev. William Buss, the Methodist minister of Nobbs sta tion, whose paralysis of the throat has been previously mentioned, died on Tuesday night of starvation. He has taken but little nour- ishment for eighty days.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-21

FOR RENT, sS THREE or four Pleasant Rooms, furnished #iia or unfurnished, on second floor. Address eIsL my2I If "A B. ,n this ofice