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A pAsTARD,s WORK.
A Freight Train Wrecked and Wreck
ing Party Narrowly Escape Disaster.

ing Party Narrowly Escape Disaster.
ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette
LANCASTER, Pa, May 30.-A Western
bound freight train on the Pennsylvania
railroad was wrecked at Shocks mills
between this place and Harrisburg at 1l.30
O'Clock last night. II cars were completely
demolished and had to be burned to clear
the tracks which were blocked for four
hours.
John Funston of Harrisburg, a brakeman,
was caught between two of the wrecked
cars and fatally injured.
When II. M. Upp, the telegraph operator
at the Marietta tower, went out he dis
covered two rails securely bound across the
the south track short distance from the
tower, and the obstruction was removed just
in time TO prevent the wrecking of the
Columbia wrecking car with so men on
board. There is no clue to the perpetrators
OF the outrage.
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The Usual Death of Brakeman

Associated Press dispatch to the Galg,'a, y =.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3O.-samuel 5 f5Il, \
aged 81, residing in Harrisburg anS ,r,' !"
ployed as brakeman on the felill'la'd 4
Railroad, stepped from his trai, ID aal,, y !
Fifty-second street crossing al 4,oV ,,.S I'm
this morning when he was struck Oy u suOF
train going west and instantly Rllea,
body was taken to an undertaken ana
coroner informed. nam
HARRISBURG, May 3O.-The man /, a,J n,nI
Peiffer, killed on the railroad tllls @ iJid nSiln
at Philadelphia, has wife and '"O 'D'4
In this city,
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By fall yesterday, John Smith, a con
tractor, had his leg badly injured.
The annual excursion of Grace M. E
Sunday school will take place on June 13.
Robert A. Brown has been elected captain
to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Captain NJ. L. Van Horn of Camp No. l
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Nnted Murderer Captured.

(Assoclated Press dispatch to 'lg o'i,, faa.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, May oO.nns'e 1.re, n
Robinson, noted thief and mlrGe'TH ~ HorFI
tured by officer Jones last nlgnt u Rabnsi
brook was lodged in jail here ,,ou lab a6gn
escaped two years ago and has Des% ,aoar d
ever since. He has defed the oiH''
the law for long time.
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a Court Clerks suicidal Attempt.

[Associated Press dispatch OF the Gazette.l
BALTIMORE, May 30.-Francis A. Provost,
Clerk of the Superior Court of Baltimore,
attempted suicide this morning by cutting
himself with razor. When discovered he
was unconscious from loss of blood lie
was removed to St. Agnes Hospital His in.
juries are of such nature as to render re.
covcry doubtful.
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Canada.

ASSOCIATED Press dispatch TO the Gazette
WINNIPEG, NAN, May 30.-Lakc Mani
toba is reported as having risen nearly two
feet higher during recent northerly gales
than has been known in the last 20 years.
Jetetex Emigradan agent at Environ reports
that 9,543 emigrants entered the Province
during the month of April
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The Pond Law Unset.

Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette.
COLUMBUS, ONO, May 30.-The Supreme
Court this morning refused the writ of man
damus in the Pond liquor case and declared
the law unconstitutional on the ground that
II is of the nature of license.
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a Hvoman,a Tonane.

Louisa Nuetchke, thorough German,
was before Justice Bertolette last evening,
charged with having used abusive language
toward Frank Croft. Louisa, who could
hardly speak English, ratified along at a
fearful rate, and was released by paying the
costs of the suit.
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A TERRIBLE FIRE
Wilkesbarre's Big Hotel in p.n
the Town In DanVar ah

the Town In Danger. 'A
tAssociated Press dispatch to tbe e.
WILKEsBARRA, Pa, MAY 3O-TSa r.
ming Valley Hotel, the largest IN MI % wy
Of the State, is now on fire. Tbs 'p', s.l sCllq
excitement prevails, From presen, Sisile' ~,
tions 1t cannot be saved as the enii,. "laIe'
ture is one mass of flame. The bnlji.s 'ua1
contents cost nearly $500 900. y
LATER-l.l5 p. m.-The fire Ia.
such headway that the property ,a!gui ssll
the hotel is now in danger. The % Snn,5
and Pittston fire departments bsys %S,'au "
called upon for aid. The wind il sy LIg y y
the most valuable portion of the city il !. ~ y
in danger. "
THE FIRE UNDER CONTROL.
tAssociated Press dispatch to the I;,,s,,,
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, MAY 3O.-Tbe 1,
ton and Pittston fire department,
arrived, and the fire at the hotel /, !
under control, The loss to the buIdh, I
furniture is estimated at SlOO.OOO, ins'1
| for about $40, 900. "'u'
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JOHN II. BRITTON,
On, xtra.. St..,i -.

thousands of equally strong endorsements
many Of them in cases where hope aban-
doned-haye been voluntarily given showing the
remarkable power of Warmers safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, In all diseases of the Kidneys liver
or urinary organs. If any one who reads this
has any physical trouble, remember the great
danger of delay.
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PnrIs CoInInunIsis.

tAssociated Press dispatch to the I'D ,..J cop
PARIS, May SO.-several, n ntllutsi tnestepiay
munists made demonstratiG9,h on Louis
the cemetery of Pere la Glla''''T The tonl
Michel was among the speaker aSiornei Vil
of Blanqui was visited ana auOi
flowers.
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EIGHT persnns Killed-

tAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
BERLIN, May 30-A railway train from
Munnheim came into collision with train
from Heidelberg near the latter place.
Several carriages were smashed, eight per
SONS killed and 20 seriously injured.
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In order that the public may fully realize
the genuineness of the statements, rs well us
the power and value of which they speak, we
publish herewith the fac-simile signatures OF
parties whose sincerity is beyond question. The
truth of these testimonials Is abuslutC, nor can
the facts they announce be ignored.
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ALFRED WALTON, NJ. D.
Nun.,rrNnrnN- DEL. Anr

WILMINGToN, DEL, Aug. H. 1881.
II. II. WARNER 4 CO.-DEAR SIR: For several
years | have been troubled from n lame back,
general debility and more or less difficulty In the
urinary organs. TN the Recommendation of a
physician I'm Philadelphia used Warner Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure. | can only add that its
effects were all that could have been possibly
desired, and my relief is thorough, and as far as
human foresight can judge permanent.
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The most perfect fitting pattern is the
Universal, sold at Wheeler 4 Wilson's
office, S07 Market street.
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COOPER-KHUAiE.-At Laurel. on 27th inst, by
Rev. n. G. Fries, Joseph W. Cooper and Annie
Khume. All of SusssX county. ftl6f Yltfj
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EGYPTIAN TACTICS.

Singing TOrpedOes Carelessly AfOuI
Hostile Vessels.
Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette
IsMALIA, May S0.-It is reported
every Egyptian man-ofwar has iala D y
does around the anchorage OF the bnl
French and Italian vessels. The laIlu "
shifted their positions and closely Wa'ei
Egyptian ships.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.
ASSOCIATED Press dispatch to the Gazette
STOCK YARDS, WEsr rPHILADELPHIA, May IL
Cattle market excited sales, 200O extra, eJSa
10; good, 95ka954 medium, 8J6a9X common
Sass4 fat cows, GAS dressed beeves, l3I6a
10. Sheep market active and firm; sales II, ,0jD:
prime, ol<ah good, 2skao1S medium, baby (;
common, A4aA: culis 3a4 spring lambs,
extra; ns4al2; good, llNaH; light mixed,
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The No. s Wheeler u Wilson runs light
runs fast and is self-threading.
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TRAINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FROM

TRAINS SARRIVEAT TWILMINGTONFR
PHILADELPHIA l2.5o--l.a2E 4.47#-7.45--
-2.5O-4 435- 4.55- 5.40-5.5s-6.2O
-o.4S-7 35t-7.55-9.5 9.50-l05s p. III.
NEW YoRK-l s2s-447E-so2t-g.l2 n. ms
-1.O7-4.55-6.4S*-l0.5S .. m.
BALTIMoRE-1.5ls-21 949-o54-ll.43 a.
m:-12. .36-l. .50-5.l ll#--6.3 30F-7 .3l-9.49E p. IN.
wAsHINGToN-l5is-2ls .43a m;-I2.36
-l.5O-5.ll. .-6 .S0t-7.24- .49* p. IN.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RAILROADS.. 500. .l5#a .m;-1205
-5.05k-8.05 p. m No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WTLMINGToN & NORTHERN RAILRoAD--6.45-
s.4O-l14O a. m;-6.37 p. m. On Sunday from
Coatesville at 6.45.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAIrRoAp-s,OOa a. M
.l5p. IN. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DEPoT-
l23OF-3.5 .55#-6.3 30 .2OE-S.O0-s.2l .2l-S35t-l0
ll.05-ll so n, m;-12.23-l32t-l. l.32-3.16-
4.02- 4.3l- 5O5- 5.20- 555-6.O5t $50 -S.3S'
-lO.0O-ll.32k D. m.
BROAD AND WASHINGTON AvENuE-e3O-sOC
Job a. m;-l.30-310-l.3O-5.l5 p. III.
NEW E-S33-lo.OO-ll.46 a. m.-44g-
| $40 y. M.
Daily and Sunday.
I On SUNDAY only.
Bs-The black figures denote the Limited
Express trains.
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CORRECTED DAILY BY WILLIAM LEA & Sons.
bhANDYWINE MILLs-WHEAT FLOUR.
FLOUR PER BARL Wholesale retail
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w1LMINqToN DEL, AUG. 10 Igsl.

II. II. WARNER Il .-GENTLEMEN: AS a
physician and also in the opacity of a druggist,
have recommended and prescribed the use of
Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure TO at least
Is persons, all afflicted with Kidney trouble. In
each and every instance they were cured.
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A Special Meeting
$500
LOCAL LACoNICs,

buys pair light cashmere pants; our OWE
make, at the Boston Clothing House.
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clrYITENIs.
MARRIAGES.

suttcrIoy 5 @, ,PhologTaphors, 90 Market i
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TRUTH ATTESTED.

SOME IMPORTANT STATEMENTS OF
WELL-KNoWN PEOPLE WHOLLY YERI-
FLED.
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OAot'AAhS AAONpN'
Bodies Not Recovered.
BRATTLEBoRo, W., May 29.-Anothel
day of thorough search for the bodies OF
Messrs. Comfy and Retzel, in Spofford Lake
Chesterfield, n. H., has been without sue.
cess. Cannon have been discharged over
the water unavailingly, and the test of float
ing quicksilver in loaves of bread on the
water has also been tried in vain. Dynamite
cartridges have been ordered, which are to
be exploded in the lake in the hope that the
| conclusion may raise the bodies, The
brothers of both the drowned men are here
at the lake, who together with Mr.. Strong, a
friend of Rietzel, are exhausting avail.
able means for the recovery of the bodies
-s~- ~s
Buy the New No. 8 Wheeler g. Wilson
Machine. it is decidedly the best
A Special Meeting.
A special meeting of the Water Witch
Fire Company will be held this evening tc
take action upon the death of James Grant
member, who died yesterday.
-s~~ S-%s-'-
$500
buys pair light cashmere pants our owt
make, at the Boston Clothing House
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conducted with no spirit of bitterness. We
cherish belief that even those who differed
with us now concede that the preservation
Of the Union was best for all. God used
war to blot out slavery, the great source Of
discord, and there is no reason why we should
not be united people.
He closed with an appeal for all to stand
by the Union, to discountenanee sectional
diseord, thrown down faction and every
form of corruption and advocate and sustain
the system, Of popular education based upon
Christian principles.
Mr.. Purnel's excellent and chaste speech
was followed by an address from Fred Eder
Bach, Esq, of Wilmington. Several other
spoke. The meeting was enlivened by excel
lent vocal music. There was very large
assemblage at Exchange Hall.
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Local1InotatioDs.

BERRIES AND FRUITS.
Strawberries tDelaware) per quart. .25@ 81
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55 Cents
Bodies Not Recovered.

buys mans blue flannel shirt at the Boston
Clothing House.
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Especial dispatch to the Gazette.

NEWARK, DEL, May 3O-At the Decora-
tion services here to-day President Purnell
said The mission of the Grand Army of
the Republic is to honor the Union dead,
and prevent suffering among the widows and
orphans. The ceremony to be performed is
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ARG UMENTS IN THE MALLEY TRIAL.

NEwHAvEN, Conn, June 2S-Mr Case
concluded his argument in the Maey trial this morn
ing. In aluding to Jennie Cramer he said 81 Ihls
homeless girl without friends money, went TO sayln
Rock, and there those woods alone, she concocted
the desperate resolve to take her life and there
that pier, with other witness han
tie stars, she accomplished her resolve
The hand that slew Jennie Cramer-God pity
and forgive her, l know He has-was her own
Mr. Jones in opening his argument reviewed the entire
testimony and said The question that first meets us
is when and by what agency did the girl die What I'M
heaven did she go savin Rock for She started
for DEATH and she came to her death that Thursday
night Before we TO the guilt OF these persons
have got to settle the question of where and when did
she die The State says she died from arsenic One
only says so, and that is Prudden, who never
made another postmortem TN his life.
Mr. Jones continued until 3,DclOck, ut which hour ME-
DOotlc, for the prosecution, began the closing arg
ment. lie made special point that James Mallcys de
nia Of all knowledge OF Jennie Crar when he WAS hret
approached after her body found was very snspc
iOs He said shown In arranging jennie
Cramers body nsanced by her hands being crossed;
drowning people usually uso their hands to them
selves. rhe OF the West Hayon people at
said she had not been drowned and he expected
the OF the Jury to say the same, lie Just
fled Professor Chittcndens conclusions. ana sald Inc
professor had superior in the country MT DoOtle
will probably occupy the entire forenoon Tomorrow and
it is thought Judge Granger will then adjourn court
until Wednesday, when he will charge the jury.
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CONDITION or THE CROPS.

JACKSONVILLE, Wis, June 29.-RepOrt5 re-
ceived nearly all the counties I'm Southern Wisc0n
sin show crop prospects 10 be exoeent-whoat oats
and barley looking spenddly. Corn, Of which there is
large acreage has been growing rapidly stree tbs hot
weather in. II planted two weeks later than
usual but before the middle OF July will be forward
H. the J01accO pl ants III nne cOnd
ton and all setting 5ned III Rock Codnty
Inc acreage Rock County VII be increased
this year. Tobacco plants never looked better tnan
CEDAR RAPrDs, Iowa, June 29.-CrOp reports from
several points in Central indicate good prospects
and the rapid growth Of the grain.
BEDFORD. Ind, June 29-During the latter part OF
last week tine work of cutting wheat pushed ener-
gcticay In this vicinity, but the rainstorm of
Sunday night tho threatening poet Of the weather
slncc have materially nterfered with the plans OF the
farmers The yold n many fields viii be enormous for
this section Fields that never known to produce
over eighteen or twenty bushels to the are tins
asOn rated at thirty and higher. The excess OF
rain aud wcat ier is all tnat Is To Do feared.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. June 29.-Wneat harvesting will be-
gin parts of this county (1ppecanoel Ia the lat
ter part OF his week The continued rains have made
the ground very soft in portions Of the county and
this will doubtless interfere with the free working OF the
reapers Reports from all parts Of the county represent
prospect most attcring. Very htue damage mas
been done bY insects squeuoe or the mauy neaFy
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
REPUBLJCANs INKANSAS.

TOPEKA, Kan, June 29.-The Republican
State Convention met again this morning The report Of
tile Committee Oh Resolutions in substance is as fo
lows Iho first resolution pledges fidelity to the party
whose history is an Unbroken triumph Of right over
wrong The second afrms the right Of every voter to
full and impartial ballot and approves the action of
the Republican members OF Congress to that end. The
third states that the grandest monument Of
Republican ascendency in Kansas is its system
OF free schools, aud generally commends popular
education The fourth refers to the Indebtedness Of
Nation to defenders, and its duty Of discharging
every IgatOn ihc dith cuOg zCs tne Congress- ona
delegation and speak, Oi lis eDyiaDe National reputa
ton The sixth refers to the great National calamity in
the death General Garfield ana Expresses the profound
sorrow of Kansas Republicans. TIE seventh heartily
approves the Administration Of President Arthdr,
luendiug MS wisdom and prudence III promoting
mOny, ard pledgng he support OF the nominees Of the
Convention, and the ninth speaks OF the
MuparAIIe ed prOsprrllY OF kansas.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET IN VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, Vt, june 29.-The Democratic
State Convention called to order by Mr. Atkins
chairman OF the committee. /. ". RedngtOD, OF Rut
land, was nominated temporary chairman. Ii. W.
Martini of Bennington, nominated temporary
tary and the organization afterward made perma
nent. TIe usual committees were appointed. George
f. Eaton, of Danville, nominated for Governor by
rising yote, unanimously. l.. " Bu4ard, OF Swanton
was nominated for Lieutenant oYernOr unanimously
Willard NJ Gay. OF West Randolph was nominated for
Treasurer without opposition. Mr. Eaton briefly ad-
dressed the convention.
The state Committee was chosen consisting or one from
eacn county. The Committee on Resolutions reported
tlat the Democrats Vermont a tariff for
nue. with just dscrmina ions fayOrg the agricultural,
industrial aud commercial Interests Of the whole
lrY. and REFORM in the Owl oerYIoe.
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS
AN EPIDEMIC OF SMALLPOX.

AN EPIDEMIC OF SMALLPOX
CHATTANOOGA, Icnn., June 29.-DlSpatches
received from lockwood. a small town Oh the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad, state that the place is
almost depOpulated account OF a smallpox epidemic.
About twelve cases developed in the last lew days.
KILLING EACH OTHER IN \ QUARREL.
HAVANA, ILL.,, June c".-Graham and holland
qurrellcd yesterday when Graham threw hatchet cut
ting artery i'll Noland's Ieck and check AT the same
time NOiand struck Graham Oh the heal with an axe.
Both men Will die.
SHOT AND KILLED IN THE STREET.
CINCINNATI, June 29.-Chrlstian Breckel
home intoxicated last night. Tlree shots were
heard the street and when BreckePs went to the
street he found hat had slOt his father twice
in the head. Breckel died this morning.
FATAL COLLISIONS IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 29.-Snce January % eight
deaths have resulted from collisions with the Gable Cars
states These have been caused by the carelessnes
OF the people themselves but the laes IL due to the
careessness OF conductor, who was arrested to-day
NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June % Several prominent
members Of tue st Louis Merchants Exchange who
property aud DO Dtsness East ST. Louis have Orgar
ized an association 20 be known the East st. Louis
Produce Exchange and have applied for charter vest
ing in them the rights ana powers possessed b.
the Chicago Board of Trade.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
WEARY OF DOMESTIC TROUBLE

WEARY OF DOM ESIIC TROUBLE.
LANCASTER. Penn. June 29-John Parrish, of
this city died this morning fro overdose OF morphine.
Domestic trouble was the ca1se for the act
SCHOONER LAUNCHED.
BATH Me-. June 29.-Messrs. GOss. Sawyer and
Packard 1Sy & e sGnopher 5Ge X & f a o Wy s2p
command her, and persons In Taunton NJ ass
A FRENCH RAM AT NEWPORT,
NEWPORT. june 29@lhe French @ ran O ChasS a,S,, mr.
arrived here tonight from Bristol T. l. she sails ior Halifax
COOLIES AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 29-lbe steamer Bcgc
han with coolies of smallpox reported
board, and the steamer wac quarantined.
THE PORTSMOUTH MAYNARD.
PORTSMOUTH. \ H., June Z9.-An Orler was re-
esysd to2 IRON Cha1GeT 20 So1n1e h work at
mOrroW, the appropriation being used up
AN ELECTION CASE DECIDED.
TRENTON, \. j., June 4D.-rhe contested election
for the Second District OF jersey CITY was e
cde TO day appeal TO tho supreme Court a! Tenton ~
favor Of the loef MCCARTHY WAS elected but Vas counted
out.
PRIZES FOR MILITARY DRILL.
LOUISVILLE, ky., June 29.-rhe judges in the
them in the o5Sas Cder % sSS q foS,s Of
Nashville and fourth. Ruapaws OF Little Rock.
A MEXICAN TUG DISABLED.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Ihe signal Corps station
follows. The Meticsn tug6oat swan sprung seaK last
gt and lost her udder She ID now lying near aeras IN
disabled condition.
SCHOOL sUPERINTENDENTs CHOSEN
TRENTON. n. j., June 20.-lhe State Board of
Educ this afternoon. Governor Ludlow presiding
Sdet t4S S e eSs Carlson y
Davis H. \ swacEhaHer. w. }. Gibby. Ralph Miller.
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR
ALBANY June 23.-lhe blls TO provide means to
compete the construction OF the New York and Brooklyn
Bridge anu 70 open or pubic s 20 eHpodite ne improve
facilitate tho proceedings Of the commissioners IN relation
and Ninety sxih sta bud between the and River
side Drive, were signed h3 the Governor to-day.
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HEBREW REFUGEES IN MILWAUKEE.
[RY rELEGRArm rO me- TRIBUNEl.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE IRIBUNEI.
MILWAUKEE, June 29-The Hebrews, who
constitute very large element of the population OF this
city, thrown into n state OF great excitement to-
day by the intelligence received IN roundabout way,
that $50 Jewish refugees from Russia direct were on
the way here. No intimaOn of anything Of the kind
had been received, and preparations for the recep
ton of any such crowd had been made The refugees
mob OF sQualid humanity, including nearly 100
women and chdren-arryed late this afternoon, and
were unloaded at the Union Depot, and huddlcd in
groups about the station.
The Milwaukee Hebrew Refugee Association, which
has taken care Of several hundred exes, IN
small numbers pOwerless provide any adequate
accommodation for so large a company. Aid from Gen
tiles was brought into requisuon, and some vacant
stores utilized place in which to spond the nght
In the evening several wdgonlo1ds OF bread or
dered from bakeries, and tonight The refugees made
supper on bread and water. The sending or so large
body of absolutely penness and half-staryed
people without any notification In ADVANCE is
looked upon outrage the city The refugees
shipped here by order Of somebody in Liverpool
Some of the said to be good farmers and viii be
out into the farming country possible The
Mayor has issued proclamation for public meeting to
be held tomorrow, to raise money Tor these people.
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PROHIBITION IN THE WEST.

JACKSON, Mich, June 29.-The Prohibition
State Convention nominated for Governor Daniel r. sag
sndorph for Lieutenant Governor William G.. Brown
for Secretary of State IL. Lowry; for Treasurer T.
Brewer; for Land Commissioner T. C. Newell; for At
General j. IA. Vatcm Tor Audi j. H. Osborn
Tor uper OF Public Instruction., n. H. Wall
bTlds;.
BURLINGTON Iowa, juno 29.-The Ha,rkeye has reports
from sixty couDties and concludes that the Prohi
btion amendment has in these counties only
jOrty OF l5,949, or even lcss.
CHICAGO, June 29.-A discussion has been started in
Wisconsin, Indiana and Michigan since the great Prohl
bon victory in Iowa, which likely bring
Prohibition question a at early day In ali OF
the states named Indiana seems to be the objective
point OF the Temperance people, and they great
conGeLce Ill thelc aOlty to carry the measure there