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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

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I42 Catherine Street,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-12

I42 Catherine Street,
Detroit, Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
OPPRESSIVE HEAT at THE VEST

CINCINNATI, July 1.-the United States
at 315 yesterday afternoon An ordinary thor.
mometer registered from = to % higher in the
shade The heat was the greatest record here The
coroner was called to attend thirteen deaths all from
congestion OF the BRAIN supposed 10 have been sper-
utctd by the excessive heat There were twelve sun
strokes though no fatal cases reported up to mid
1lsIt IA stOn, Ky, there eases OF sun
stroke, four OF them fatal.
INDIANAroLIs, Ind, July l1-Yesterday was the hot
test day OF the season here. The thermometer recs-
Tered lOlo in fhe shade. There were three fatal sun
suVheS anu "tHcr cases arc reported
or LOUIS, July llAccortig to reports made tv the
Sh service observer toray the hottest dav in
o. Louis OF when record exists At a. H. tic NOR
curry h%rBed SOlo; at o'clock 91.0o; at =
III. lO22; at p. IN. 97p2: minimum $40 .
maximum lO4lo, the latter between 3 and
o''ooS' professor kribber, of Washin ton Uni
Versity, elves the reading of % thermometer ahsouiv
e4ueu from tne rejected and rldiacd heat al lO2 as
a1t says VITA the exception of JUiy n 800 vc ,e
H'Itu! ros, 90 1882 at 10 D. M that Yesterday was
~ udy III thlfty SIX years. Bi has been
SohS"ciapy Interfercd with. ON Friday and Saturday
!, was dhcult to get iabOrcrs VIOLA on the M zee and
tic iS ana dscIarglng ~ cav-oc- of steamers ,r
nIh delayed 1edm-tcrs forced to snsn.t,d ,,rk
NihS most OF thc AFTERNOONS OF FRIDAY and SatuIday
Gu si'-'t part ol the hauling the hu~ucsS part al
thecIl was done after sunuOWn score of hor1s died
ION lHt Leit Tilty-ct prustrttinu Inv tlr
n.Nc oceu reported since Friday tweuty-fbIrc of
Which Were fatal E,gt OF these deaths occrrei YES
% . = oTtality or the week go an incrcsc
t"tFS over The previous week. and eight yonc mora
VIA" ~ corresponding week last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12

rnses j. wife Of samuel L a,se aged IS ytss and Il
Funeral at late residence here. "Wednesday O'Clock p m
LINcii-on saturday. Juy 1t Rome y y stuart SOS.
land son Of q. Harrison ald Louise r Lynch a.,si *
Funeral on Tuesday. 10Th inst; =, 3 o'cloc, u W,
MN.ttt VS. "oocAeii," July = Oliver Mathews n
Funeral At Friends ;ioe,inghose. Purchase Taessy July
RallIoaa) al ioIoles,,- ~ ''' >'" OLA sc" haven
rtIhlNin Nc. iiar'tor. Conn July - Lacy r. vito q
hate tey CYRUS Yale, New. Hartford ~"sf % 40
fPPilLoN-Nn a.y II. after i.ness Cornelius c.
N-yeS nl ciis are rssPecfuy Invited 20 aeaa tie
late residence, FAST ssdsi Please osai ,o,.,' ~ us
N5.l oiSit Somers Centre y -. ~ ~anaa,. Iaiv -
:, ii'i. -a & ya'i' n Do fGin a.,,
49,. ~ , - l'.e .cc,. Centre. on
i15 m &c I'~'" e''''' H'Ios Harlem i.ailrosd. at
re. SUNDAY 'noriae. July 10 sarah e. vi, % James
Fmrrai services as 80 r-lenc. - Thomas W. ,.t,,
tl.sans D. T., OF lnc-o'r 'aofa.as ai To-, ,co,G
3, a. S S 4a.'.i o'-.' iisiA leaves Los island
IT, hs 81 ja'gaica J. D. on The ,o'i st Albert VIC.
Funeral s'N Gee from oa.o Chur, Jnasca ~ Tuesday
Trans ~ Long Island r..lsoaa ". Lon. Island
Relatives ara friends respectfully rv c o. s.tcna
IL kARD-I In brooklyn. Jay 10 Alexander l,isks-7 A,
nnilNv OF iirts hin s,,.l a-ad $50 wears. 1880 q"
wcaoa s Is i a. at 5 5i H. 30 -is De ais-
NAN hENNfER Al Livingston. Columbia County, \ y
on S"naay oVeins JGy 10, TIC Rov 4. Ii. Van blycar
Relatives md friends invited his funeral at War.
Van WiNKIE. 81 Rutherford, y. j. July 10 lssl
33rn,lia wife Of A W Van Winkje and daughter Of John
Relatives friends are invited 70 attend IN. ,,, m
Sit ~ -SO cioA j. Ill., at flrst i'Tosay IAurvh
T95c tain Ee Railroad. lao O'Clock , NJ foot 4
w ,si Ell Brtdeor Conn the evening o, IN.
Mary G. Wheeler, aged i yrar. ~ '-'
T on SsTS "T the 9 r' 9 OF Zig parents At Bridge
Friends Of the family invited . attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
INSPECTORS HELD TO THEIR DUTY
IBY rELEGRAPu To THE rHInFsrt

IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIByrsFI
WASHINGTON, July ia year ago at the sur-
gostlon Of General DImont, Inspectors of Steam.
boats were instructed to make q daily report 70 the
lhspector-Gencra of the number Of vessels they ad
visited during the day, together with few general
icts fcgardlng tho result The Supervising Inspec-
tors, who have some legislative functions when they
meet IN annual convention, hold that they are indie
pendent iunctionaries and not fully subordinate 10
we Supervising Inspectors and many of thc.n man
H'Sed lit'le disposition: to comply with the require
monts of the Secretary. The INSPECTOR at Ionis-
Vlile made his reports but in such manner As To
evade the points ut which il was desired n arrive
"ml' Supervising Inspector Tower. of Nr,y-Yorlk
reused 10 make any report whatever Secretary,
" indom has had this subject up,ier cnnsi.lcr,,i3
ie' s'Yrra days aud mas to-day Informed The sinner
ISM Inspectors at Ncv-Nork and Louisville nv
lrtWr tht the interests of thc ser. reuuir, ~
u$ si%i make their daily rcpo-.+ in accordance
win The circular Of Secretary sherman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
ARCHERY IN PROSPECT PARE.

The third National Archery Tournament will open
to-day ut the Kings County Parade Ground, tho
south side of Prospect Park. In the tournament,
which will continue for three days prizes said to be
worth $1,000 viii be shot for by both women and
men, Last evening the annual convention of dele
gates from the clubs in the Notiona Association
hoid III the Pierrcpont louise, Brooklyn. Ono
delegate represented each of seventeen of
the twenty clubs in the association.
Tho president, Major A. c. Constable, was in
the chair. He made a brief address of wei
come. In the formal business the reports of the
secretaries, treasurer and executive committee
received. long discussion the question of
settling the place for the noxt tournament resulted
in iay ing the matter the table until this evening.
me choice of officers was also postponed. The
drawing for choice of targets in the shooting WAS
then gone through with. Tho shooting will begin
ut 10 n. III. to-day the Parade Ground thirty-six
targets being provided. The admission the
grounds * free and the direct routes To the field
by the jay and Smh-st and Flatbush and Prospect
Park street car lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
R.lIN STORMS IN IOE-f.
CHICAGO, July ia dispatch to The Ere
pi Journal from MoDeS SAWS.

CHICAGO, July ia dispatch to The Ere
ming Journal from Des MONIES says:
The storm this section OF SATURDAY evening
appears 10 have been - gular watcTspOut 4 bridge
TIE kCOkuk road between Leighton and Pela was
carried AVA. \ heavy washoCt occrVrcd the y, :
M0lnes and Northwestern road WaukCc. COuDs
circus drowned out and the performance stopped.
Another big storm last night greatly damaged the
Northwestern road washing out several hundred yards
oil rOadbcd and washing bridccs the highways.
The Des Mones Iii Is 1t ood tide today al Cofix
The water covered Hat standing on the track at
MarshatOwn tais morning There four feet of wa
Yer IN tho Iowa Central Railroad round house The wires
are down.
caused in this city yesterday and night by heavy
waterspout. Linn Creek great height as TO put
soat about forty houses occupied by families some OF
them being swept down the stream Fortunately 80 far
as learned no lives were lost The Kechum Wagon Works
and StOddards saw-mls were almost totally DESTROYED
eye OH Mills, Monmouth Sugar Refinery, Canning
WORKS Iowa Barb Wire Works, Kreutzer's furniture
Iact"ry gas works, Bowman's brewery, ST. Louis Gle
yaCr Sleights elevator Iowa Central Machine Shons
Iowa Central Offices and building stock wards coal
OFFICES, Iowa Central and Chicago and Northw tern
htiuOad depot buildings aud the Bowler House,
OF the first story The Chicago and Northwestern and
Central tracks four feet under water at the depot
The Northwestern bridge east OF the city and
the Central bridge at that point il disabled The Central
grounds were entirely covered by water, and most
OF inc high fencing was swept away Fer
1armhouses are surrounded by water On the
bottom lands Iowa River the farmers put out signals
Oh distress from tho roofs of their hGuses rcscing
parties have been in boats The low River il
PROPONENTS and stock beyond estimate at present bu
III the CITY ana vicinity the loss viii exceed 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Monday, July 10, 1891.
King Alphonso and lhc Court have Como TO La Grnn,a
The Austrian harvest promises to be fully I'D u the
average. '' "a W '"'
dispatch from Cairo to The Standard says that the
Ministers concur with the Khedvcs wish In docroc th
aDoIltl0l oIsaNc cry In Egypt.
Reports from Muscat Arabia SAY that tho whole OF the
oman country il disturbed by intcr-trbal wars III re
cent hyht 100 persuns were killed.
The French having charge OF tho pronos u
Tor funds on behalf OF the statuto.
vienna dispatch to The Times Announces that the
mG"'iS "i the Empcrors of Germany and Austra Will
take place 81 H." middle OF August ut ~allburc
The road from Bha'no. i,urnaa TO China which has
been closed for twenty years. was recently rcopcnod
traders ~ ''''' 'o'
Paris dispatch 10 Thc Times says - NJ Triuqu,t.
the returned Communist has been a2ponto! b. the Pre-
fcc' Of the seine TO an nspcc'orshp 1t 100 francs SUI
AIRY yearly
Dion iouocult mot with accident to hi. foot while
playing ia the " Colleen Hawn &c ,hc Crystal Palace
+trrday, H. "as nnaie 10 proceed with Ais part bus
became better IN the evening
The l,u-.ian Minister o var rropos. 10 discontinue,
h' construction Of Qualifications on tnc German md
Mn-t,an frontiers, which was lccun 10y General 1lriu-
routlts in ia. Budget.
The heri.n correspondent of The Morning. Iosl says:
Gtrnan scholais fhou IA .c,rctting the rp.cdy Afno
canIaton OF German. on their arrival IN Au,ric, do
there" ''''''''''''''' 'i "e''n'n university
dispatch from Rome to the Siq,rlayd soya: Two
f1e'"h phgrimar cs fixed for August and seutrrnb,r
nhVo Dee" pos'non' At the instance Of the Popc on &C
Y t L" tr rrn2 pri"crn the French and Italians.
II" III" do !rohs'ratl"ns were feared"
T'e fT'nch agricultural Journal. the Bplctin Ges Hqycs
says; Ie wheat crop VIII be fair in the sou rcas Of
FRANCE poor In the South good in the west aud entire
iair m the East good in the Northwest and North and
poor In the Northeast. On the whole il cannnt cycrnJ
an average crop, and it may be slightly under it, The
beet crop cannot exceed The average"
In consequence of the oppo.ton TO tho Navy Disci-
pine bl which would rctard the rrorogation of Para-
ino.t, Hlr 1rcvolan, Secretary to tho Admiralty an
Ioncod III Tue House OF Commons today that the bill
MA hocii Wlthflia"n for This session Naval
o'nnauer7 "ouu be Instructed by circular to that
no award OF corporal punii hmcnt j. carried into cfrc
WItnout previous rcio renee to the Admiralty.
QUEbEC, July 11.-Barun DE Mayrcna, Count and
countess Comonds and Able Condry all of Paris are
among the party Of European no have arrived
here. $3.50 '''
TORONTO ont July 11.-Mayer & Co., cigar manu-
mcturcrs of this city, have absconded. Liabilities
$4,000 assets small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12

HaSues q Rents have been Increased, and the Prov
I InCe IN some measure Peopoled: Your Excel
Sreater ifeutionor being still willing to give
ira and the Increase Of the trade the city by
iiife OF bridge at Spen dev adjoining 10 Pa
ub0n the Easy and reasonable Toles heer
GatteIi @ 20 Witt one penny for each head Of
Uan anu TWO pons for each and horse twelf
Said Brdae s sOSr9 D Of hoggs sheep shall tho
same 70 .h he sn pass the said bridge Cause
Therefore your EAceilenctes pettono, ry.,,u ~,
eth: Teueonef duinDy Prai-
ihat your Excellency wonld be ploased IN cona-,,
4nlo your Petionr all the aforesaid several r,t 81
h ,u ana erect the into the rlennor OF phiiiins
WStsoen together with Paparfnemo and
MIL love- rover OF building brge and to recef the Toll
US iIoresau and your Exceencies Petion,r a in Dnt,.
bound shall for Pray &c FaRpRaYrK Fs ~. y
10 January, 1893 1854, n. 81
Inc Endorsements are these:
Tho bridge must be "a foot wide for 90 roors frad
TOT all the Kings forces posts go Kings brtdge tba
name OF tho bridge. -e' 'Ai"so 'He
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
LORD LORNE AND THE PRESS

QUEBEC July 1l.-With reference to the
"oVclnor-Gencrals tonr in the Northwest His Excel
ency wishes the following facts to DO known: M ncvs
paper whatever has been allowed to atac, corroanond
ehts to the expedition. As much as Is Excellcncv
""uo nave iiked to have whole corps of correspond
ems with him, the Government transport
Tor much OF this long and difficult Journey wouIo NAT
allow OF IT, The gentlemen who accompany the party
nave mol hcen sent by newspapers; they have been In
N1cd as personal friends of Lord i4orne. "
1t will Toe in the lower of any ncwsno nor II, .o,a To-.
correspondents so as to report what is done In the more
sctte portions of the country travelled and it ia tha
desire that all facilities OBJ inin
information DC accorded to them His Excel homes
that may be borne IN mind that The Northwest rr
rtoIlor am thelr resources now well known
tfoue the medium OF the press throughout our Older
Provinces, but 1t is in the old country tn iruornmca
prevails this N CIV N''0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
TIE TRUE "GE7TYSBURG SpEEcHn
mo Editor The Tribune

"a mo EditOr Of The Tri5wne
'' III common with all American readers we
CO inaented to you and to Mr.. Edward Mcpherson
LOT giving III to-days TRIBUNE an exact copv of
'oS'oeht Lincoln's speech at Gettysburg taken
0"i ''o orators own revised manuscript. The in
s"l',ioh or Pitsbug correspondent in your issue
Oh July = that the June st. Nicholas in its "Troas
"'o box or Literature" had attempted to prune or
soften that immortal speech, is too absurd for &C.
rous consideration and he is certainly mora no
io"c IMAM Judcious when he hastily cites our quo
''tio III proof that the grafton is being sha,ncfulv
mutilated.v
H'iii IL Is well that attention has been called TO
'iio Importance OF having standard version The
of@tion as given in Isaac N. Arnolds "Iifa
OF Lincoln" has foot-note stating that if
~ copied from the original, and as Mr. Ar
"o'o was an intimate friend of Lincoln and
"i'cr inc PRESIDENTS death had access to some OF
A'i' priVa'o papers, the claim has force. But. in
comp arms the Arnold version of the speech with
'ho SO given i'll Raymond's, in DR.. Hollands Life
OF Llncoln.' in Hales presidents Worlsv and in
"reeieyS American Conflict" it will be found that
DO TWO OF them exactly agree and that not ore of
thc ionr IS literally correct as compared with
Arh"io Nor does Arnods correspond with Mr..
I'lncolns own autograph revision as giyep in TO-
days TRIBUNE
therefore, while, as We claim and as Mr. McPhcr-
son proves, ST. Nicholas gave an accurate report of
the Grafton as ii was delivered by Abraham Lin
conn., undoubtedly is right to regard tho great
ifoaidehts own written copy revised by himself as
the standard. and the form IN which he desired IT,
Should be handed down to our chilGren's children
An exact transcript of that document ACCORDINGLY
shall be given in the September number of ST. NicSo
ls-and in fac-simile if possible
EDITOR OF ST. NICHOLAS.
Nddietolcn, July O. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
THE WEST INDIES AND VENEZUELA.

HAVANA, July 1.-the mail steamer brings
""Vices from ST. Thomas TO the 9TH inst EI-Prosidert
nuiiermo or Santo Domingo, had arrived there with
uoner"i l1aael Perez, ard purchasng armament
bd preparing for the invasion of Sauto Domingo. He
mas TWO selooners and 400 ready start in the
cary part OF August. Adylccs from Santo Domingo
10 the som MT The greatest connection prevailed there
because of the threatened invasion.
Advices from Hayt the inst twas believed
1H.e PRESIDENT solomon would remove the 10 per cent
guy on Mexican silver owing TO the great depression III
traue IRE destroyed forty houses at Croft ossajb
ana wonSy houses al Morneatofc. The losses ost
Advces from Venezuela 70 the 3Oh ult It IA posi-
Ncy assorted that revolution has broken ont in the
interior; President Gu2man Banco has nearly 10000
men under arms The President reported DO quite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
ORIGIN or TIE NINE" KINGS BRIDGE.D

AT the meeting of the Kings Bridge Association Of
the Twcnty-fo,Tth Ward, held July 8. 1881, the
secretary, Mr.. Edsa read the following quaint in
sirumcnt, which ho lad rcce tly copied from the
original file in the Office of the Secretary of State
at Albany. He called attention specially the final
hnc of Governor Fletchers Endorsement upon the
PET ton, rs being the origin of the name King 8
Bridge" In early times this place had been known
ms " the wading place 10 the MAN." and for many
years before the date of the petition it had been
y the ferry at the place commonly called Spuyton
Duyyii," oiwhch Johannes Ncrycelen was the ferry
man.
The instrument ~ as follows:
To His rcoIsncy BENJAMIN FLETCHER, Captain General
ana t"reJh0ytn Chft fte PrOrHce OF Ac YORK, etc.
The Humble Petition Of Fredrik Phillips, showcth:
Ihnt your ENcclencics Petitioner hath been Mt CRATE
charges and expense in the purchasing and settling
sndrJ considerable Tracts of land upon Huiaons River
in the CaIat< OF Nestcbester whereby their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
THE AFRICAN DISTURBANCES.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Tunis correspondent of
The Times says:
All persons In tho belief that Dev could have
quoted the Insurgents ana there is doubt that the
appearance OF French men of-war Sax caused them
To break INTO open revolution.
A French steamer which took 1000 Tunisian
troops to Sfax has returned Thorn to Goota without
attempting to land because it was feared they
would refuse TO fight the insurgents Tho Arab por-
ton of the town of SiaX and the forts have been
destroyed by shells.
Inc Paris newspaper La Justice, which opposed
thc luhsian expedition, now protests against n
inpolitan one but admits that France having, in
Violation OF her promises, taken lunis Is logically
bound to take Iripol and Egypt
IN Parliament today Sir Charles Dixie said ho
any mobilization OF troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
the additional subscriptions re-
up 70 4 p. IL. yesterday.
$1,000
SERIOUS EXPLOSION on STATEN ISLAM
FIVE mRN SEVERELY INJURED AT BARRETT A.
NEPHEws' DYEING WORKS

FIVE MIN SEVERELY INJURED AT BARRETT a.
NEPHEws' DYEING WORKS.
An explosion occurred about $3.50 D. H. Yesterday
In Barrett ~ Nephews dyeing works in Cherry
iane Fort Richmond, Staten Island by which five
men were seriously and two, il is believed, fatally
injured. The explosion is said to have been caused
by the choking of the safcty~valvc Of ono of the
steam drying cylinders. The cylinder was blown tc
atoms, and the five persons engaged on it were ter
rlbly scaldcd and MANNED. man named Kruzer.
age twenty six, had both his legs broken and is not
expected To recover. He was the solo support of .
widowed mother. A boy about sixteen years of age
was 'cHdcd SO badly that when his clothing was re-
moved the skin came oft with il. BY his side lav
EoH'h Il lew years older, who was as badly Scaltch
ana WI? also had deep scalp wound His Injuries
are considered fatal At short distance from him Law
Two men whose bare and brcasts resemblcd par
6"i!c" beef. being totally devoid Of skim Their
ic"h was qIlverinP vi h pain and their croans were
P'f"nS !" listen to. DIR. Clarke was summoned.
ana WIN tn" aid of young man named john
Ci"Ihh, the Sufferers were removed to thcir homes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
MEXICAN AFFAIRS

CHICAGO, July IA dispatch from Mexico
gives details Of the falling Of church at san
Mato" IN the State OF Oaxaca killing nifty people.
me church was being rebuilt, at clock on Tues
unY morning workman fell from the roof. All OF the
olHcrs rushed 10 get of the irSti.n causing the
root 20 id The wor.hipp.rs below mostly women.
"'I" instantly Killed. Twenty or the worlIncn ON the
ROOF were also killed and others fatally wounded. The
ACCIDENT TOOK place an hour previous thu service and
.rN WIRE nor over tiry persons ~ the church These
are reported all killed.
MEXICO, July 1.-The Sio'o saga that an American
company las bought $4,000 worth OF Land at Anton
Ilzardo, near Vera Cruz.
PRESIDENT Gonzales has given 500 toward the sup
port OF the families OF the oicers and soldiers til ,
th9 recent Morelos Railroad cat0strophe
VI "i9 Tor thH purpose continue to he made here the
sum toi up l. date amounting 10 more than 81 900
n JUDICIAL inquiry INTO tho ccdent il proceeding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-12
FRAGMENTS or GEsrERy NEWS.


CHICAGO SUMMER NIGHT CONCERTS
r'NhlCAGo, July 1.-The first of a series O,
lght popular concerts extend over six week.
dora npositon Building was given tonight by Theo
nrov,is orchestra The large attendance gfyes
proHnse OF great silccess 20 ths enterpslsa 49,
FhlGHrFUL ACCIDENT 10 A CHILD
so, D ~ Mich, July ia four-year-olfj
GU Vi anes Conloy, Hamilton Township Van Rurer
go an, is Se-te was playing IN wheatneld today,
io w. s ms iSsaer no driving a reaper whes
-. va sLhok by the machine, which s,y,sr., h
Twice below She knee, cut she le1, leg In 80
TAB CHICAGO POST oPFIcE
CHICAGO, July 1l.-postmastar Palmer s.,,
W nlecn OF th9 reported Coniai Ssion from
10 investigate and osrgar,i.N M uos co.
n ers ahd according ~ Dispatch she Postps~trS ~
60 aIoms notinS OF tso appointment OF any Commits
80 enecfl the anrhal one which examines into m -
W 'o"ances OF vasious Offices "a matter OF routine
r. FATAL blow WITH 4 HAMaxR
,ClNCINdATI July 11.-YcStaylay afternoon,
Soseph Hetticr wa2 struck the hesl With 81 bo,o't
and fatally injured. ' "''oo' -""'Aee hoass