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COSTLY CARELESsNEss.
An Attorney Loses SIO0,OOO In U, y.
hOnds Held In IPnst.

| "AA4 AANAA So ANAAAa
BUFFALO, June ga robbery Of between
$4,000 and 10000 Of bonds from thC
Erie County Savings bank hes Just COM
to light. The bonds were careiessly laic
on the TEeasurer's desk alter 9 number o
coupons bad been cut from them, anC
were stolen. A number OF them have
been traced to Baltimore.
The taCts which have but Just come to
light regarding the robbery are sub.
stantly as follows George Gorham, q
prominent lawyer Of this CITY, has for CON.
yeniepce sake, for sometime past, placed
IN the vaults oil the Erie County Savings
Bank number Of bonds which he held Ss
attorney, amounting to 100000. About
May lst, Gorham called at the bank, and
after clipping the coupons left them on the
cashiers desk.
Calling again about the 10th Of May,
on tnquiring for the bonds, 1t was discover.
ed that they had been stolen. About a
week after the robbery Cashier Lee re-
pstysd letter from VIM. II. Whyte, a
lawyer OF Baltimore, which spoke about
soms bonds stolen from the bank. He
supposed reference was made to 5000 :
900 worth OF Q per cent bonds which
had been sent BY registered mail to the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Tslegrsphic communication with that
officer showed that this batch Of
bonds arrived safely at the Treasury. All
thought OF the Baltimore letter was drop.
ped, the bank officers supp0sing that
bIackmail had been the object OF the send.
or. As soon as,the loss was known Mr..
Gorham visited Baltimore In company
with q detective, saw Whyts and learned
that the bonds could be recovered, fifty
thousand dollars being demanded as q
ransom. Nothing further has yet been
done towards their recovery, A list Of the
ltolen securities Ia to bs published.
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THE BREWERS, sERIKE
In New York and lFOOEIyn Inaugurated
Yesterday, a. Threatened.

/
NRw YoRK, June 6.-The employees ol
the lsger beer breweries Of this city and
Brooklyn, struck this morning for an in
crease Of wages or 4 decrease Of the hours
OF labor The strikers cougregated by
hundreds and discussed the situation
quietly. The strikers number over 1000,
leaving nearly forty brewing firms without
help. The strike has been pending for
some weeks and ia being managed BY one
Of the reporters OF German socialistic
newspaper, who organized the nnion.
The strikers marched from the various
bFeWeries to FeInAndk's Assembly Rooms,
where speeches were made and q Tesolu.
ton adopted dsnouncinH the employees Of
Schaeier and John EiChlsr, because they
compromised with their employers, The
men then proceeded TO Wendsls Assem-.
oily Rooms, where they were Joined by
strikers from Brooklyn.
A secret meeting OF the brewery pro-
pdstors is In progress In steuben Hall.
Many OF the prominent firms are repre-
sented.
The retail dealera cannot be affected by
the strike for some time, as nearly all are
supplied for three or four dkys.
A large number OF the employees In the
Williamsburg breweries struck this morn.
Ing for an increase oi pay and shortening
OF the hours OF labor, Most oi the brew.
cries, whose busy season Is just beginning,
aCceded 10 the demands OF the men.
The employing brewers have resolved
10 hold out against the strining workmen's
They cay they are willing 10 re-
duce the hours to twelve Q day, but insist
on Sunday work. They also declare their
intention Of closing their breweriea sooner
than put q stop to Sunday work. About
seventy elk firms were represented at the |
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with the excruCiating pain oi cut
ting teeth7 II 90, 60 at once and get q
bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Il will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
tnedialsly-dspsnd upon Il; there 10
no mistake about II. There ID not
4 mother on earth who has ever used Il,
who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest 70 the
mother, and relief and health 10 the child,
operating like magic II is perfectly safe
10 1se In ell cases, and pleasant 10 The taste,
and ls the perscrip ption Of one otthe Oldest
and best female physicians and nurses In
the United States. Sold everywhere. 25
cents bottle MwE2w
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or his Msjesty the CARA Pleasant Life
10 COntem ri Ate- At Distance.

10 tOntempIhte-ht Dlsthnee'
sr. PETERSBURG, June GA terrible
storm occurred at GAtschina on the 4th
inst, overturnlng the granite column
monument to the Emperor Paul and
otherwise doing enormous damage.
A retired colonel Of the Russian army
was shot and killed in the streets Of sebAs-
topool by Captain Castomorof, O hero Of
the Crimean war.
LONDON, June GA Berlin Correspon-
dent says: A Russian friend sends me q
striking picture OF the state Of imprison.
mentinto which recent events have thrown
the Gar. The palace At Gslschina is flled
with soldiery and police. Every one hRy.
ing business at the palace Is subjected TO q
rigorous search, whenever they have occa-
sion to 60 there. The Court will soon re.
move 10 Peterhof, which has small port OF
the mouth OF the Neva. -Four ships will be
anchored there and no other vessels al
lowed to approsch. Two yachts will al.
ways be ready to convey the Gar 70 and
from ST.. Petersburg, accompanied on
either side by O Runboat.
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AfrnId Of A CnrlIst UpTI,inR,

NEW YoRk, June Ga Madrid special
says the government authorities are watch
ing in the north and east provinces the
movements Of the Carlists, who have
shown increased boldness since their Local
success In the provincial and municipal
elections. An army Of occupation, thirty
thousand strong, will be kept up in the
Basque provinces, as the Cabinet possesses
information OF . powerful organization o.
Catlists under the pfssextot elections.
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rHEBLOODY CHAsM
To be not ouIy BridEed, Hut Completely
PILED Up.

10 NC not onIy bFtukeu, hui completely
PILED Up.
CHATTANOOGA, June Gan organization
OF Confederate soldiers has been effected
here, with Col. ]. B. Cooke, President; D.
N. Key and Capt. ]. A. Caldwell, Vice
Presidents, and Msjor G. @. Conner, Sec,
retAry. Every ex.Conisderate soldier in
this vicinity who was approached on the
subject has become a member Of this or
ganization, which has been effected iol
the purpose OF rendering q reception tc
the Army Of the Cumberland, which hal
lts reunion in this city next September
the first time the society has met 10 The
South. It Is the programme Of the ex.
Confederate soldiers to have present on
the occasion the most prominent Conied.
crate generals and several thousand ex,
Confederate soldiers. representing every
State engaged in the late rebellion. The
citizen. soldiers oi the South are TO be In.
vited, and many regiments are 10 be here,
The formal reCsntion will be held on the
battleAelds OF Chattanooga or In the Na
tional cemetery Of this sscity. The action
OF the ex.Confederate soldiers has caused
much enthusiasm here, and their plant
will be successfully carried out.
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ST.. LOUIS, June 6.-The National Com
mittee otths GrsenbaCk Labor party msstG
here tomorrow. Lee CrandAll, OF Wash
ington, Secretary Of the committee, and ],
B. Weaver, Stephen D, Dlllays and several
other mSmbs's OF the committee have al
ready arrived aud others will be here TO-
night. The principal object Of the meet
ing will bo to elect Q Chairman Of the
committee TO till the vacancy oocssioned
by the resignation ot ]. II, MurCh, but
various questions affecting the general In
tsrssts oil the party will be dlscussed.
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C1NcGESATr, June 6.-LouiS Hilmor,aged
twenty.six, was found this forenoon in q
dying condition, in a butcher shop, on
Court street, and died on the way 10 the
hospital. He had q quarrel last evening
with some boys at the shop, and one oi
them threw at him q piece Of window
glass, which struck him on the head. Hell
ner went back into the shop, and II ives
not known that he was injured until he
was found there this morning, In pool Of
blood. Dan. Mahoney Is the name Of the
boy who threw the glass.
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A CoxREspONDENr IN TROUBLE.
His Professional Curiosity Gets Him
Into serious sePHpe,

Into n serious ScFHpe.
LONDON, June 6.-"WarhAwk," Mr..
Palmer, who has been arrested at Con.
stantinople on suspicion Of being the
chief conspiratOr in q plot, writes to the
Tmes, stating that he warned the Grand
vizlsr in 1868 that q plot existed to as.
sassinate the Sultan, and that some per.
sons privy to the plot are now under ar.
rest.
"Warhawk" was then requested for his
own safety to quit Istantinople, which
no did, but returned in 1877, "Warhawk"
states that his object In writing to the
Times ls, that for sOme days past every
sort OF induCement has been offered and
threats made to procure his silence on the
affair Of '6S there. In London, he says,
there are abundant papers which will
throw every light on the subject. "WAI-
hawks" letter is dated Constantinople,
May 27.
The Times correspondent at CONSTANT.
nople says: PAlmsr's reason for return.
ing 10 Turkey was to have the affair Of '68
official re.examined. A few hours alter
the publication Of the letter written by
Palmer to local paper, which was similar
to the letter TO the Tines, Palmer was AZ
rested.
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Being Looked After By one or Wander.
bIir'a Men, In the Intereats OF Els sys.
tern OF Railroads.
: CLEVELAND, o., June 6.-Railtoad men
here are talking about recent visit oi
Nj. Payne, Of this city, to Pittsburgh and
the coal regions. Mr.. Payne Is n trusted
advisor oil Mr. W. II. Vanderbilt, and 1t ID
understood that the gentleman went Ia
Pittsburgh for the purpose Of examining
the opportunities by which the traffic ol
the coal and coke regions could be brought
10 the railroads to which the Pittsburgh
& Lake Eie is now principal tributG'
fy. Mr.. Payne has expressed himtell In
an enthusiastic way about the value oil
this trade, and It Ia understood that al
extension Of the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie,
which had been suggested will now be
earnestly urged upon Mr.. Vanderbilt!
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CalcAdo, June 6.-Johu Griscom says
he has passed the crisis in his fast, and thai
heuceiorwArd he expects to lose very little
weight, and, perhaps, to gain. His pulse
Ia pretty steady ct sixty.two, temperature
nine ". eight and one.fourth, respiration
twenty. At noon to day he entered upon
the tenth day Of his fast, and yet he looks
comfortable and natural, with no signs oil
famine about him. The faster has abon.
doned the idea OF taking exercise, and
drinks less water than at the start
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Grand ExCURSION
rn plli.butIh .. eaialda1 Iuns b

The p, @. & ST. L. Railway %. tPan
Handle foute) will sell excursion tickets
10 Pittsburgh for train leaving Wheeling
at 4:52 ?. n, on the above date at rate Of
81 so lot round trip tickets good for return
passage on train leaving Pitnbutgh At $3.50
Sunday morning, by special train leaving
Pittsburgh at 1850 Sunday night Or BY
any fegulat train Monday. Tickets will
be on sale June 9th. Secure them in cd.
vance and avoid the crowd. For tickets
and further information regarding the ex.
cuEsion apply 10 ]. N. BelleViIIe, agent
Pan Handle Route, p, ". 4 K. depot,
foot Of Eleventh street, Wheeling, Of a
Union ticket oEtice, Mcclure House,
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a Ho,nI Family FeutI,

CINCINNATI, June 6.-News comes from
Berlin, Ky.,a small town sixteen miles
from Augusta, Of the murder Of William
Sims by bis brother.in.Iaw, Mellow. Sims
and Mellow were last seen together on
Friday, when Mellow, who was drunk,
was accusing Sims Of having stolen bis
money. On Sunday Sims body was found
In the woods, bearing eleven stabs, which
caused his death. Mellow, when sober,
found his'money on his own person. He has
confessed to the murder and is in jail at
Braakyille.
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New ORLEANS, La, June GA small
negro boy living with q colored family
named Smith, in St. Tammany parish, was
roasted to death yesterday; In punishment
for stealing loaf ot bread. Smith and
wife practice voodooism among the iSno-
rant negroes in the parish. The boy was
nearly starved, and embraced the oppor.
sunity afforded by the absence OF the
family. When the theft was discovered
they tied the boy in the fireplace and
roasted him SO badly that he died shortly
affair
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n.sili..i rsii nj l.nn. nnrnr

PSoRtA, Ill, June 6.-The l., B. L W.
Railroad bridge over the illinois river al
this place broke down last night under the
weight Of lour cars Of glucose, which now
lie al the bottom Of The river. The bridge
was condemned six weeks sgo, bot lately
had been used 10 reach 0 sldetfsCk.
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Stlie

Tar t,,.,ees Of the Wheeling Female
c.I,.e, me-. Yesterday afternoon and con-
,,',.5 s,, degrees upon the young ladies' who
'' ,.', he Graduated tomorrow. The report
'r,SspripcipaI A. shows the institution to be
" !. So +, ,s,y agurishirg conditiou-ll5 stu.
4. ant, having been in attendance this ses'
W., G,- Miss Taylor deserves great credit
'',', ~, ,be energy and zeal which she has
~, ,s,,rp into her work, and the success shs
,cbisved ia the administration Of the
,T,irs Of the institution.
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DAYTON, O., June GA little girl three
years old, daughter Of Samuel sChwatS,
died in this city this morning from eating
the heads Of several parlot matches. II
was done several days ago ahd no imme'
diate bad effects wsfB noticed Till yestef,
day, when the child took sick and medical
aid was summoned, but nothing could b
dnna In RaVe her life
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stiBBtSG ARRAY.
WtItabars and sisubsatiits Men In a

WFINbuFg Nuu bteUbeaVIITe MNH IN
Row.
srEuBsSvILLB. June G.--There was a
dance at L,grange, ab,u. eight miles below
this city, Saturday night, which had q
serious ending Tie dance WAS gotten up
by Lagrange and wsllsbu'g people, but
mat A Il Was about over party oil men
from this city appeared upon the scene In
A coach, Wellib1rg and SteubenvIll liz
never could mix without having row,
and consequently q fight wasaoon started,
ending in Frank Gilstho'pe, Of WellGburg,
being stabbed twice, once inst above the
fiQht Kidney. Cannot learn who the
steubenviIle foughs were who made the
assault,
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senator shermAn on the Treasury
FRnnda.

MASsrtELD, O., June Ex-senator shet.
man to-day said there was not particle oI
truth in the imputation that he was con.
nected with or responsible for errors and
abuses developed In the pending Treasury
investigation, and that this will clearly
appear In due time. He had fotborne to
SOY word In self defense, for he did not
wish to interfere directly or indirectly
with the Investigation.
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DlstIiIeTy Destroyed,

PEoRiA, June e.-Ths Grove Distillsty,
owned by woolner Bros, was burned al
s o'clock this morning. The origin ot The
fife is unknown. II will be rebuilt imuie
diately. An employs named Henry Bron,
necke WSs killed BY falling wall, and Pal
Kelly, spirit runner, was seriously burned
The total loss is estimated at $3.50, ,OOOj In
anSad fnf 5000.
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Colonel Robert G.. 1ngsrsol and party
OF friends left for New Mexico yesterday
to look alter mining interests.
II is said, after spending short time al
Ike soldiers's Home. Mrs. Garfield will 90
To Mentor and spend the summer.
The U. s. =. Dispatch returned to the city
this morning with the Presidential party.
The President appointed The following
postlnastets: T. B. Tate. Knoxville, III
A. X. Prescott, Rico, California, and ]. D
Tinney, vlCksbnrg, Mississippi.
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Che Gntelligenfs':
- =, and u FourissnIh street,

1a5 CINCINNATI Commercial Of yesterday
in' ,, matter Of rumor that in case
sasa .'o, = Copkling should, by any means
's4.,. ''s'..,s.c,ed, proposestw two thing-viz-
'''S' d '.'os.cbment Of GARFIELD and the de-
10 aI ,-[ Eos,e, "a Governor OF Ohio in the
> s,n, election this fall. The Commercial
sI ,S,t Il he could be induced to take
= ~ .,sn in Ohio against Foster he would
y Us ~. s.,r mos, thoroughly used.up iudivid'
v :, ''' ir,Je Of ten days ever seen in that
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NEw YoRK, June 6.-Mayor Grace this
afternoon presented the Bennett gold
medals to Aremeu Paul Bauer and John
Liyins, for bravery in rescuing persons
whose lives we're In danger from flames.
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NO HOPE
OF EHRECIIxG AN ELECTION VOW,
And all Discussion Directed 10 Projects
for Affecting an AdIOuFnment-BAI'
IOIIng Yesterday y-C0uFss OF the
DemOcFAIs-WOOdln's Way
NO HOPE

ALBANY. N. Y, June 6-The joint
session OF the Legislature was resumed at
twelve o'clock, Robertson taking the chsir,
and the bAllotinR for . successor TO Conk.
ling Immediately began.
The first ballot OF the Senate for q sue.
caagnF IN Conklinp TeAulted:
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Thtaa rhananntl 4 nn1.

nav YoRE, June Cover three thous.
and immigrants landed at Castle Garden
within the bast twenty.iour hours. Arr.
walls the past week were nearly eighteen
Nhnttaand
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LONDON, June 6.-Ths steamer Glen.
logan, from New York for Para, Psfnam. I.
buCo and Bathrs, took FIRE at ees and was
abandoned. The crew and passengers
landed Of Fontaliza, Bfszil.
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McGRpaoR, Ia, June s.-PAul Boyton
left here this morning on his trip down
the Mississippi. He has experienced CON
siderable trouble from the OBJECTS oil the
aN6
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A Th,IVt1e I1stItation,

UntcAao, June 6.-Ths Press Olub, Of
Chicago, has secured q new charter. II
starts out with liz members, and is In
Houfishing condition.
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PAISLEY, 0Sr, June 6.-Thsts was
heavy trost last night in this section.
Grain, fruit aud vegetables were seriously
damaged,
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wArEEowS, June s-Thste was very
heavy frost in this locality last night
Considerable damAgs was done 10 the
Ctops,
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n.nlrnIllr OF neI,s,.spl plleh.

LONDON, June GA telegram from
Vienna, published in Paris, asserts that
the European powers are Conferring with
o view to secure the complete neutrality
Of the Panama canal.
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PITTSBURGH, June s.-Ths miners aud
coke drawers Of the Connsllsvllls coke
regions inaugurated a strike today BY de.
manding an increase oi ten cents on the
oven ior coke drawing and one cent per
buahel for mining. About one.loutth ol
the operatives quit work,
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ZANEsvtLIE, o., June Con last Friday
the Association Of Amalsamatsd Iron and
Steel Workers employed st the Ohio Iron
Works presented the scale Of prices for
one year 10 the bosses for their signatures.
Colonel Churchill, superintendent Of the
works, refused TO sign, and hence the men
will quit work 10 morrow. The Union
here numbers about eighty, but they say
that hon.unlon men will also Join them
In the strike. II 90, about 800 men will
be out Of employment. There is no disa.
gteement as TO the amount Of wages, "a
the company pays Plttsburgh prices, buI
roiueed TO sign the agreement.
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wAsHNoFOS, June 6.-The National
Board OF Health has SdVicsa that during
the week ending June 4sh there were !
deaths at Cincinnati, 2 at Evansville, Ind,
and 9 at Indianapolis, from csrsbro spinal
meningitis,
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THE PRESIDENT

returned from Hampton Roads this
morning. and found the White House
crowded with the Office seekers who have
been hanging on ever since the adjourn.
ment Of Congress. These people follow
the PresidsntA movements very closely.
When he was absent, Saturday, there was
not one OF them at the House. They knew
be was to return to-day, and were on hand
before the steamer had arrived ct the Navy
Yard
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sRYERAI or MAHoNR's FRIENDS

who were in attendance vt the recent
convention have arrived here for the pur-
pose Of urging President Garfield and the
administration 10 recommend the Rspub.
liCans In Virginia to support the Malone
ticket In that State. They will probably
fail in their mission, as tho President 10
not disposed to interfere In any manner,
but to allow the Republicans under the
lead OF General Wickham, DR.. Jorgenson
and other prominent leaders in that State
TO determine the course which Is proper
10 pursue.
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NRw YORK, June 6,-Ex. senator Plat
left for Albany tonight. COnkling re-.
mained at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The
latter said he held himself iu readiness 10
20 to Albany when his presence was re-
Guired there. The Vice President stated
that be would probably go TO Albany to-
morrow evening.
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The changes were due 10 votes cast alter
the actual bsllotiug closed.
The first Senate ballo. for PlRtta,suc'
cessor was:
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Neither Conkllng nor Plat Is here, nor
is Vice President Arthur, and no rooms
have been engaged for them at the
DslSyan.
All the talk now is as to how the
adjournment can be carried, no
hope being entertained OF b,eaking the
deadlock aud efsCLinV an election.