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pARSELL ConING ovER.

A Priest Coming with Message from
CFOke-AhOIheF Arrest.
DUBLIN, June 29.-Parnell starts in July
for an extended political tour in the
United States.
Father o'Conuer, who Is about to De.
part on mission to America, has a letter
from Archbishop Cr0ke commissioning
him to proclaim everywhere in America
what the Irisbmsn want aDd to all Amsri-
cans aud Irish people that we are deter.
mined to carry on tho present conALi-
tutionAl question.
Another arrest has been made under
the Coercion Act al Dumkeerau, County
LeitFim.
LONDON, June pa depntalion OF
Ulster tenant farmers to-day had an inIer.
view with Parnel aud other Home Rule
members OF Parliament, at which II was
agreed that the Home Rulers should stEen-
uously oppose the government amend
ments TO the Land bill.
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Al Usets Of President sasnsid Fatally
IBIaRed,

prnlvRaH, PA, June g9.-A special
from Meadvills, Pa, ssysi Thos. Garfield,
aged sixty Ave years, an Uncle Of Ptesi.
dent Garfield, was probably fatally injured
thlb afternoon. He waSIu catriage With
bis niece and ALlemptedto otOsl the rail
road track al Randall Station, on the
Mahonibg Division Of the New York,
pennsylyaniA 4 Ohio Railtoad, ahead Of /
pSebetieef train. The engine struck and
completely demolished the Gaftiage. The
iady gas thrown upon the pilot, but, With
thS exception Of q few slight bruises
escaped uninjufed,
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rI,a 1,nl,. I,erinn Rtriha.

PITTSBURGH, June 22.-The status Of the
strike remains about the same, except
that several OF the operators are turning
out tenants who refuse to work, TO make
room for those who will. Frick 4 Co. re-
port few more Of their men out'at Brad
lord, but more have gone 10 work at other
places. The operators positively deny
that the terms demanded by the miners
have been acCeded to.
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srEUsENViLLg.
The CoBaIsi Of AutbOFiiy-A CondaetOr'r
Auhts ApTaIhed- Roy HIttSn By neg.


Ahhts spraIhsds- BOY BIttta By . neg.
sTEUBRSvrLLE June 22 j, II. Miller,
e1 Judge Of the Common Pleas Court,
attorney Of Captain Dswoli, OF the Hle' mer
Salt Valley, wss Btfested here on q war.
rant from the United stalea Court and
/ kHd " Columbus to day. He was
indicted by the United States Gland Jury
last week Tor Ubstnc,ing a Deputy Mar.
shsl 10 the peiiIrmatCe Of his duty In
attaching Tie steamer on writ Issued BY
the Unilsd y ale4 n't
John Purcell, conductor g.tvel
tfain on Pipi bu'gh, wheeling 4 Ke1.
tucky road, badly sPtAinci both ankles
ills morning In Jumping from his tain
near WslItbu1g He was brought 10 bis
home in this city. ., 49,
4 fur year old child named 0fvills
Ddppa. visiting with his mother from
Piitsbufeh, had lie right cheek almost torn
Of by q large pointer dog last night. The
wound IA d very painful and serious one,
bat Il is thought the child will get along
! all right
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MALICIOUS REPORTS
AEain CategSricaIiy Denied By E1.PTes.
IdenI Hayes.


WARRINGTON, D. c., June % Re.
cent publications putpotted to give
some dispafaging and abJsivs remarks,
made by sx. President Hayes about ssCre.
taEy Blaine. The Secretary wrote to the
ex.President inquirtng about The suthen.
ticity Of the report. Hayes replied at
once, concluding In these words: III have
10 state that the whole paragraph Ia which
your name occurs is Q fabrication, and
that not one Of the statements contained
In Il referring 10 you was either made or
authorised by me. Sincerely, r. B.
Hayes" The ex President had previously
written to President GatHsld disclAiming
and den yina all reports that attributed 10
him any reflections or adverse comments
on the policy OF measures Of the adninls'
lfALlon, e
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WEARY WESTON.
he InEIorlOuAIy Deserts tho Track aud
Gives Up tho Contest,


Gives Up tho Contest.
LONDON, June 22-Noon.-rhe walking
match between Rowell and Weston for the
Ashley belt and the championship Of the
world is as good as over Weston was
somewhat light.headsd when he retired
to rest this morning, Altogether he has
taken four rests since midnight, but hls
light.headednHss increased this morning
and he has been put to bed again. Rowell
Is now walking Tho scores at this hour
are: Rowell, 260; Weston, 1893.
WeBton's break down seems complete.
Tho rcore at o'clock Ia: Rowell, 27S;
Weston, 20l.
Weston finally retired from tho contest.
He was utterly unable to continue. The
score at the end wss: Rowell, $50; Wes-
ton 20l miles and 3 laps.
Rowell quit the track OF 3:l5 r. NJ. lie
geeuLed perfectly well. Dwyer, Of Now
York, offered 10 match Rowell against
any three men In the world for six days
race, the three men TO take up running
when they liked, for purse Of $1,000
the winner to take the whole Of the gate
money.
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The Baltimore SuI, AEAInat Beeene

BALTIMORE, June 90 Rev, Henry Ward
Beecher has sent bis counsel petition
accompanied by the proper affidavit and
bond, for the removal Of the suit against
him in the Superior Court Of this city II
the United States Court. The suit wa
brought by the Agricultural and MeChan'
ical Society Of Western MARYLAND TO re.
cover damages for BseCher'a failure To
deliver an address before their society al
Cumberland.
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RAILWAY COALITION.
wabash and Baltimore 4 ohio Again
Vanderbilt.

wabash and Baltimore q ohio AEainBt
Vanderbilt.
CHICAGO, June 22.-Arumor to the ef.
feet that negotiations are now pending
between the Wabash and the Baltimore 4
Ohio roads for the purpose Of establishing
another anti.vanderbilt line between this
city and Buffalo via Detroit, Ia given cred.
ence here. This line, II Is said, 10 TO run
over the Baltimore 4 Ohio from this city
10 Auburn, O distance Of l46 miles thence
over the Butler branch Of the Wabash from
Auburn 10 Detroit, from which point the
Great Western will be used. This ar.
rangement, II contaminated, will prove o
severe blow 10 Vanderbilts interests, as
heretofore he has had fail control Of the
business between Chicago, Detroit and
BufFalo. The proposed line being several
miles shorter 10 Detroit than the Michigan
Central. naturally expects TO divide the
business with that road. This will give
the Wabash an excellent and desirable
outlet from Chicago. II is presumed that
the Baltimore 4 Ohio has bsen induced
10 Join hands with the Wabash In order
10 throw enough business over the Obi.
10 extension Of the former road 10 make
Il profitable, as Il has not been very re.
m1neraLive Investment heretofore.
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Business OF the Penusy IVaniA RaiiroAd
HyatPtIt. u.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20 Tho ota.s.
ment Of tha business Of all the lines Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company east
Of Pittsburgh Snd E,le for May, 1881, as
compared with the same mouth 10 1880,
elbows an increase in the gross ea,ninUs OF
s43S,9sl; increase ia expenses, 82g7,.
22a; iucfssse in ne. earnings, $2ll,-
1858. Five months Of 1881, as com.
pared with the same period In 1880
show an increase In the gross earnings Of
81 639 S0S, inCresss In expenses 81, ,lO9,.
$40, increase In net earnings $i20, ,46l. All
the lines west Of Pittsburgh and Erie Tor
the FIVE months Of '8l show surplus over
liabilities Of 81 ,6Sg, 1888, a gain as Compaleh
with the same period In 1880 Of 1887 ,453.
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ALL ABOUr1r.
Evil Planetary Ipnuensss we must Look
0nf FOF

ont For.
OTTAWA, June 22.-An astronomer
writing TO city paper says: "Asthe moon
will be at her inferior conjunction on the
24th, and as the planets will be but a few
degrees out Of their conjunction, I would
advise seamen 10 get their vessels into
sale hatbors till that date be passed.
Terrific gales, accompanied by hail, will
blow from the southeast oil along The Az
lanLlc coast; brilliant showers oil meleors
will occur, especially within the tropics;
the tide will be unnsually high 10 the
West Indies, and q hurricane will prsyHil
on The east side Of the Rocky Mountains I
the month ut July will be excessively hot,
sing 10 the heated atmosphere returning
from the equatorial regions"
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No Choice.
For the long term the combined vote
No choica.

Mr.. Chickerlng offered resolution to
the effect that tomorrow the Convention
remain In session without food, except
bread and water, until two Republican
Senators are elected.
The President declared the resolution
out OF order.
The Convention then proceeded to vote
again. A. the conclusion OF the roll call
Senator Fowler rose and stated that II had
been given out thatthe votes cast for john
O. Jacobs were void, and in view Of the
fact that snch may be the decision Of the
Oonvpption aud thus an election forced, at
tho request OF Senator Jacobs he would
change his vots to Carkson N. Potter 1t
was decided to call the names OF the Dem.
oCratiC members sgaln and they voted for
various candidates.
The vote stood as follows:
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co,,id,d win . RS,Iroad Train

BRoCKroS, Mass, June GAS the {
o'clock train from Fall River Wis approach
ing Huntington Heights station, hack
driven BY Patrick Early was struck by the
engine, demolishing t. Early was thrown
twenty-five feet and killed, and the two
occupants OF the carriage, James Bennett
and James Shields were terribly injured
probably fatally. Both horses were killed
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LANCASTER, Pa, June 22.-There was
received at the Recorders office, this city,
to-day, mortgage in the sum OF $500,
900 from the Residing L Chesapeake rail.
road, recently incorporated, to Lncien
Blrdseye, OF Brooklyn, and Arthur Field
Wilmuth, OF New York. The new road
is 10 run from Reading through Lancaster
county TO Perryville, Md.
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The Prsaldept nad Mrs aArnsld.

L9xa BRANcH, June % -Mrs. Garfield
is improving last. She is able to walk tc
the beach, and takes short drive daily
The President will not leave Tor Wash
gton ior several days, and has scceptet
an invitation to be present Of the reunion
Of The Seventh Regiment tomorrow.
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New YoRK, June 22.-Ths grand ju'!
to-day aled indictments againSt Richart
X Fox and Jas. MCGowau, OF the Polio
0aptiC. Louis F. Pos', Joseph Hart ant
Chas, a. Byrne, Of the Truth and Gunthe
K, Alderman, Of lhe Star All are indicted
for misdemeanor in publishing lottery
advertisements.
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AZ UNauCCEssFUL AtfkMpr
To Lynch . Michigan MuFdsrer-Th'
LyneheFs Jailed In q Body.

Lynchers Jailed In y Body.
DETROIT, June pa second attempt
was made at an early hour this morning
to reach and lynch the murderer Van.
kamp, lying in Jail at Grand Haven, who
shot bis employer, L. Cady, about month
ago at Lamont. Some dozen Of The most
respected farmers Of that vicinity suddenly
appeared at the jail at the hour named,
overpowered the deputy sheriff and com.
PEELED him to give them the keys IN the
murderer's cell They all went 10 and SO.
cured theit victim. The Shefiff's wife
was aroused by the noise and ln the ab.
sence OF her husband from town she, when
she discovered the situation, closed the
outer door Of the jail which tile lynChing
party had left uhSafdsd, and bagVed the
whole lot. She sent the servant girl out
to ring the Ere alarm, which called out
the citizens and completed the Illustration
Of the whole attempt.
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URtSs or fHB AIR,s
fhs Famous AsFoBaat Asain to rest
Eiis Pet heoFy OfIhe winds.

HN Pct Ihe0Fy OT tue WInuN.
NEw YoRK, June g Professor Samuel
A. King the e .onaut, ol Philladelphis,
has Ia contemplation balloon voysgs,
starting from some point lar inland,
and travelling, II possible, to the AsllntiC
seaboafd. Prot King believes the sutisce
currents Of the air set steadily eastward,
and this trip is intended % an experiment
tai one. Ftepatatofy 10 the voyage Ecrott
the Atlantic iunds lot the experimental
Tip Eill be subscribed, and the tfp will BE-
made In satly fall, probably from The
Mississippi river, With . very large balloon
aud al the facilities for scientific obsef
HAhona.
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LtrrLr r. cx. AK June 20.-AlsxAn'
der Wells, o white man, was killed OF Nc
Curtain, Choctaw Nation, yesterday, BY
OhoctnV militia. Wells had no permit
and when tho militia ATTEMPTED TO e5pe
him be resisted and was killed. The
UhoCIAws resolved 10 eviGt all whites
Without permits,
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avlafUF, L1BEHrY, FATAio t1SH..
AnnuSt nsstiSEs OF two Ps.riOii,


BonoS, June 29,-The twelfth annual
session Of the National Counsel Of The
Junior Order Of United American Ne.
nhaniOs was held al HAysthill, Mass, 10.
day. The principal business done was The
striking out Of the titth article oi the con:
Stitutl6n; the omission ol the word
"youlh" in the fret, and the adoption Of
a new one 10 maintain The public school
system Of the United States oi America,
10 prevent sectafian interference there.
with ard uphold The reading oi the Holy
Bible therein. II Waa voted 70 change The
title 10 the he"Indepent Order oiiAmefieans.n
The next session will be held In New
York In June, 1889
PORTLAND, NE, June 22-The National
eneampment oi Patriotic Sons ol AmefiCa
IL being held here. The State chatter OIL
New Jersey was restored; and q dedicate.
toty sefvice adopted. An excursion doWh
the bay and aelam bake took place to.dSy
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CHICAGO, June 22.-Griscom closed the
twenty fifth day Of bis fast at noon, look
Ing and feeling as well as at any time since
The beginning His weight to-day Is 100!
pounds, a loss NJ one pound since yester
day. Pulse. SO; respiration, 10; tempera
tufe, 90 10 Consumption OF water, AZ
ounces, same 90 yesterday.
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sgainst bribery and corruption in every
form, whether in Albany or elaewheie2
He LETT the question TO be answered by
all who heard him as they might con.
slider right So far - he Whs concerned
he can see NO hope for any party. or
clique Of men which starts out with bri'
berry aslts cornerstone and acts Of the lobby
as its decorations. He sincerely hoped
that the charges Of q profuse use Of money
In the Legislature are untrue. He could
not help, however, admitting that from
the testimony taken he Ia thoroughly con:
vinced there is cause to be vigilRnt and
careful. He would particularly warn ell
Republicans aRainst
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GMsasviLLE, lit Jule 2g Lightning
Yesterday killed one hundred and sixteen
sheep out oi large q )ck nine miles north.
wss. u this place, belonging TO Samuel
O.borne, The cAfcsses were all l9unu
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srREAroR, Ill, June 20 John Watts,
an employe d the vetmillion Coal Com.
pAny, fell down an eighty foot shalt last
night aud was instantly killed. He was
an experienced English miner, only q
hott tlme In this country.
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NEB YoRA. Juus % -O,sr twelve hun.
dted lmmlgtin!s landed here within the
past twenty -four hours. Notwithstanding
he heavy immigration this season the
numbSf 81 applicants Df mechanics and
other labotsrs through the Labor bureau
Of Cattle GWdsn Is much gtel!st than the
tupply,
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r., ". 4 Ky. w. .. q o.
The IpJunetIOn Continued for Ihe Pres

The IDJunelIOn C0nlInned TOT Tue FFts
ent.
PARKRRsBURa, June 22,
Special dispatch to the IutslIIgsnesr.
In the case Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
L Kentucky Railroad vs.. the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad the U. s, Circuit Court
without passing upon the merits Of the
case, continues the injunction granted tc
the Baltimore ( Ohio Company until the
question Of Jurisdiction can be passed
upon by the Supreme Court Of the United
States. 8.
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death Of an Uneis otsehuylsr CoIfat.
NEW YoRk, June 22.--The death ID an.
nounced to-day Of Benjamin W. Della
mater in his eiahty.ssventh year. He was
we'll known here for the past fifty years.
He wSs an Uncle Of ex.VlCe President
Sc ,nVlnt OnliAX
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AboMManz:s
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"

"For water drinkers il is Of the utmost i'm.
pottnnce to have at command table wittr Of
the highest type of purity agreeable in favour,
e1hilaratng BY reason of It's sparkling tfcr.
tescence, and ui,able for daily use as table
luxury and in home circles, as at public ban.
quetS, the APOLLlNARiS NATURAL
MINERAL WATER has established itself in
public and professional favour as possessing
these qualities, and | believe It's iniroddt,ioT
may be recommended and supported as Of great
value to the cause NJ temperance and good
health"
Loaaon, EHs. ,ingai "a, 1880, lgiHot)
NORMAN KERR, MD, Fills.
OtdR G,nt,r, D,scriftf, ant ftaeral Wrts, Ba1,r.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
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A ACATTERING.

Jacobs HuddenIy WithdFaWn and the
Democrats Left without u Candidate.
ALBANY, June 22.-The following 10 the
joint convention ballot for the abort term:
Combined vote
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PRosrIruTINa PURLIo oEHIcE

for money or patronage. ConkliuG dwelt
further upon the topic of corporate mon
opoliss and the official corruption which
they induce, in his most earnest manner.
He desired that his words should produce
the most profound impression Of which
they were capable. It was only at the re-
psated request Of some Of his friends that
he had consented to attend tha conference,
and he was induced 70 speak only after
much sntreaty, but he considered 1t his
duty to warn his friends against unscru'
pulous attempts which have been and are
still being made to prevent free expires.
sion OF opinion on the part Of Senators and
Assemblymen Of the State Of New York as
10 who shall be elected 10 the United States
Senate, He opposed any combination
with the object Of electing Q stalwArt
coupled with Q hAli.breed Senator. II
two Republican Senators were elected they
must be pure stalWRrts and men whose
characters were above suspicion, They
must stay here till the
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pRIRRRY INYEsrIaATIoN

was closed. II the "haltbresdA" still
pressed the selection Of unfit candidates
and continued to stand without the pai
Of party organization, and 1t was impossi
BILE to elect stalwart Republicans, they
should favor adjournment, thus allowing
the rank and file Of the Republican party
In the State to pass on the point at issue,
Failing In this the stalwArts ought 70
stand BY their colors until the SlSt day ol
December II necessary.
Conkling was positive and emphatic In
addressing his supporters. He spoke for
over an hour. His speech was filled with
historical precedents bearing upon the
courtesy Of the Senate In making executive
appointments.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-19
Tn RENT

1O NENIa
 {A FIRST FLOOR with front and hall cham E5d bers of house 8 Ward street. Apply at 96 Ward -kEeV street. or to JAS. B. ROWE, oclI 236 Chapel Street. For Rent-S25O Per Year, EkA HOUS SE Mo- 24u Columbus avenue, corner of assia Salem street. Apply to ~ Eetl T. R. TROWBRIDGE, oc4 If 79 Long Wharf.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-19
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

The League Policy-NO Rent, No Taxes
 Dublin Filled With Rioters-Mob vio-
 fence in Other Pavts of the Island.
 DUBLIN, Oct. 1s.-The Privy Council met this afternoon and agreed to issue proc lamation simply advising all loyal citizens to remain in their homes after nightfall. The excitement in this city appears to be decreas- ing The manifesto issued by the Executive of the Land League, and approved at meet ing held in this city this evening, advises the people to pay no rent or taxes until policy and the tyranny of coercion has been with drawn.
 An escort of mounted police accompanied Mir. Forster to- day on his way from his resi- dence to Dublin castle.
 LIMERICK, Oct. 1S-The Nationalists are compelling shopkeepers to close their stores as riot is imminent.
 The magistrates have ordered all public houses to close their doors from o'clock this evening until tomorrow morning, as there are apprehensions of a riot.
 The announcement of the issuance of proclamation by the Privy Council is now contradicted. The commissioners of police have issued a notice warning persons against riotous assembling. The mob again held the streets for several hours this evening and wrecked number of shops. The police finally dispersed the rioters and quietude was restored. The statement xegarding earth thrown up about the castle gates for better protection is false. What the reporter saw was some mortar being used by workmen en- ployed in repairing the sewer grating under meath the gate. It has the following connec- ton with the present crisis: The river runs beneath the castle and is now used 8 sewer. At low water anyone could walk from the river up under the castle, therefore the grating was during the AS troubles placed where the sewer enters and leaves the castle domain in order to prevent anyone from en- tering. The gratings are now being repaired as precaution.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-19
TELEGRAPaIC JOTTENGs.

The official count in Iowa gives the Repub- licans majority on joint ballot in the Legis- lature of S5.
 The trotter Fred Casey, having record of 2:254, has been sold to parties ill California by Thomas F. Gaynor of Albany, N. Y, for $6,0OO.
 It has rained almost continually for ten days in Illinois The streams are rapidly swelling and the low lands are beginning to resemble lakes. On the Merodosea bottoms hundreds of tons of hay have been destroyed The corn in the fields has commenced to sprout and grow.
 An employees passenger train on the North western railroad collided with freight train train while backing down last evening at 40th street, Chicago, and a fearful wreck ensued. J. Walter, foreman of theyard, was killed and several were injured.
 A bloody fight occurred Monday night on the Paducah and St. Louis packet Fannie Taburn, lying at Metropolis, Ill. Tho mate of the boat was terribly stabbed, two negroes were killed and four jumped into the river and were drowned.