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Rather q Stiff Game.

EoUGHKEErsIE, n. Y, June 1.-THE ex.
ananation in the case Of Francis P. Weed
sgssinst Doctor Hedges, of Newburg. charged
with defrauding Weed of one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars at draw poker, came
up before Judge Barnard. this morning.
During the testimony Weed swore that he
lost four hundred and fifty thousand dollars
at faro in an hour, Scott who played poker
with him and Hedges, being the dealers.
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The Japauese Indemnity Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-The Senate has
passed the Japanese Indemnity bill after
short debate. 1t authorizes and directs the
President to pay to the Government OF
Japan $7S5, 900 in legal coin, through the
United States Minister to Japan, and directs
that all bonds now owned or controlled by
the State Department, and designated in
the Department reports as "The Japanese
Indemnity Fund" shall be cancelled and
DESTROYED
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HauntN Ne.

A workingmsn says: debt poverty,
and suffering haunted me for years, caused
by a sick family and large bills for doctor
ing. which did no good wss completely
DISCOURAGED until one year ago: by tne "a.
vice of my pastor, procured hop biteef.
month we were all well, and none Of us
have been sick since; and want TO say q
All poor men, you can keep your family
we'll q year with Hop Bitters for less thar
one doctors visit will cost"-C%ittian Ad'
rOrate
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Italy.

ROME. June 14.-In view of the wishes
expressed in Garibaldi's will, the Minister
of Public instruction has pre- sented in the
Deputies, a bill for which urgency was
voted, for the purchase of the crematory
apparatus with which to cremate the body
OF Garibaldi. The papers published the
agreement of the members of the Garibaldi
family to give the Island of caprera to the
Italian nation
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E0nr Men Stranded.

las VEGos., n. NJ, June 14.-Four
"r,.stlers" who bound and gagged Mason,
a store keeper, near Mesilla recently, rob-
bipg his store of all they could carry, was
ovtrtaken by Mexican posse and strangled,
All were Americans but their names are
up nown. They belonged to a gang of
Al iona cowboys and richly deserved their
fate
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ne Harnssy Mills.

CoHors. n. Y, June A.-To-day, the H.r.
mony mills again closed. Not one adj
tionsl operative this morning joined the
ten who return TO work MondaJ under the
ten per cent. reduction. A meeting OF the
company will be held Thursday, when its
stated formal notice will be posted Of the
closing of the mills until September inst
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FIRE RECORD.

MONTREAL. June 1i-The estimated loss
by the fire in Victoria Square last night is
S7S0, 900; insured in the leading English
and Canadian companies.
RosToN, June l4.-A fire at South Brain
tree, this morning, destroyed the best build.
ing in town, containing, the postofice,
grSnd army hall, market, drug store, cloth
ing store, club room, etc. Loss $1,000.
SHoULDyou be a sufferer from dyspepsia,
indigestion, malaria, or weakness, YOU can
be cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
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StOp Tattling.

New YORK. June 14.-A petition to the
Governing Committee of the Stock Ex-
change was circulated, yesterday afternoon,
and signed by many prominent banking
houses. 1t asks for the passage Of special
bylaw providing for the intiiction of Sc
we're punishment upon members repeating
rumors affecting the credit of any member
of the Exchange, unless the statement Is
based on personal knowledge.
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Vienna.

VIENNA, June 1.-THE Austrian Lloyds
have sent two French messageries mari
time and seven large steamers to Alexan-
dria for the purpose of removing Europeans
who desire to leave the country. Upwards
of 1000 refugees are expected to arrive at
Trieste On Sunday.
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v..s.,. U.teu DiviAs.A.,

NEW YORK. June 1.-The Western Union
Telegraph Company, to-day. declared q
quarterly dividend Of one.half per cent;
payable July 18th, after the payment OF
which surplus Of q, ,ess,osl will remain.
The revenues for the quarter, partially
estimated, are 81. $50. 900, at the rate OF 81
per annum on $50 GO, 90 OF stock.
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sTEuBENNllE.
lhe esnarthWaise Murder Trial-Esvsu
4 Jsrsrs seeSrea-A straw.
Apeotol Dip0cA b ~ RsVtstR.

The snarthWaite Murder Trial-usvs9
Jurors see9re1-A straw.
Spsotal DipocA b ~ Rvtst~.
SrKUsxNvILLx; June l&-ln the 6uurth-
waite murder trial to-day. after the exhaus-
ton Of the special venire OF ssvsnty4wo
men, eleven jurors were obtained For
the one remaining juror the court ordered
another venire Of seventy.two names to- b
struck, and the shsrit's deputies are nov
securing the country for men. The follow.
ing are the names Of the eleven jurors now
obtained: Thomas Rouse, John Cassell,
Frank Thompson, Geo. Snyder. W. Eksy,
Of Cross Creek township; James Adams
and Isaac vankirk, OF Steubenville town.
ship; W. H. House, Of Wayne township;
Clark Smith and Henry Par, Of Wells
township, and David Tuellan, Of Knox
township.
The twelfth juror will probably bs
secured tonight, in which osss the evidence
will begin tomorrow morning. The State
has in the neighborhood Of fifty witnesses,
and the defense have subpenaed five thus
fur. The greatest interest prevails In the
case.
A radical change OF opinion has come
over this community In regard 10 capital
punishment for murder. In the selectiou
OF jury for the Lewis X. Mccoy murder
trial, which took place in this city some
years ago, 80 men out OF venire OF io0
were opposed to capital punishment In
the John Stewart trial, In 1878, 10 men, In
a yenire Of l50 were opposed to hanging
for murder, but strange to say. In the
Smtrthwsite trial, out Of yenirc of los.
only 2have expressed themselves TO be op.
posed to capital punishment This Is
straw.
The last juror In the Smurthwait case
was obtained 10 night, Ut halfpast eight
o'clock, and the trial will commence at
half.past eight tomorrow morning.
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suicide Of an insane Mother

LAWRENCE, MASS, June l4.-Mrs. c. W.
Foster, stepmother of the Foster brothers,
the Andover student burglars, committed
suicide by drowning in a pond in North
Andover, while insane, yesterday.
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Dronne,l Ern,n . D..

q. NNo' Ills, June A-Alex. Khert, in
Se OF the government coal fleet, about
n,as ''e soovs the city, was drowned this
6,oa while walking on the gunnel of a
CbiTS,..H lie leaves wife and two or three
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Sorry Puu That Proved to BE.

SFENcERvILLE, IND, June l4.-Jacob Baltz
aud son fatally beat DR.. Houghton for sup
posed insult to Mrs. BaltZ in pun, the
whole four being in the habit of punning
together
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memorial window in honor of John
Frnysn Is to be placed in ElstOw church,
|T-yisud. Thus the msn who spent
trsiye wears in jail on account Of his
.-ssy and schism is avenged. Amid
= his dreams, the great dreamer
,ctsbly never imagined suoh an honor
a. This
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The Star Route Cases To-day.

WASHINGTON, June lin the Star route
cases to-day the testimony was devoted to
showing that the words schedule thirteen
hours'::were interpolated in the Kearney::
Kent petition after Senator Saunders had
siuned il
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FOREIGN.
Egypt.

= ALEXANDRIA, June 1.-The bodies Of
the engineer of the English iron clad
Superb, and two seamen Of the Helicon,
killed in the riot Sunday, have been buried
at sea, as ii was deemed imprudent to risk
the danger that might have arisen from a
funeral on shore. As the barge containing
the bodies passed the United States steamer
Galena, the marines fired salute, and all
on board uncovered heads.
The soldiers are openly asking Tor the
deposition of the Khedive, and declaring
they will, if necessary, oppose Turkey her
Not only women and children are leaving
the country, but men with large material
interests in Egypt are begging passages
and leaving their property behind. Many
large capitalists are arranging to leave
Egypt permanently, not In q panic, but
after calmly calculating the cost OF such
step.
CAIRO. June 14.-Sir Edward Malet has
started for Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, June 1.-THE statement Of
Dixie, in the British Commons, that the
riot in Alexandria was not Of political
character has created CONSERVATION
among the European residents and en-
couraged the natives to further violence.
The Europeans are anxiOusly desiring that
EngIaDu SHALL uahe i''ih ueSia aI.on Va
the course which will he pursued in the
Egyptian crisis.
The mail steamer took three hundred
deck passengers who paid first-class fare,
and three other steamers took thousand
passengers.
The boatmen asked fifty francs to carry
persons on board steamers, when the regu-
lar fare is only one franc.
LONDON, June 14.-A correspondent of
the Times at Cairo states the English Con.
sui General desires the British residents to
quit Egypt without official request, which
might produce panic. He will remain
here few days to reassure public feeling
ALEXANDRIA, June 1.-THE Government
has issued a proclamation declaring the
arrival of the Khediye and Dervisch Pasha
is guarantee of order, and citizens may
confidently resume their avocations. The
Turkish frigate has arrived, and the khe-
dive received the diplomats, officials and
several leading Europeans.
CAIRO, June 1.-THE panic is increasing
and the exodus of Europeans continues.
The officers of the European Control and
several banks are closed. The English and
French Comptroller General have gone to
Alexandria, and all officials belonging to
the Control have obtained leave OF absence.
Probably all branches of the Egyptian ad-
ministration, including the Caisse OF the
Public Debt, will be transferred to Alex
andria. 1t is reported Sienkie Wicz, French
Consul General, has asked to be recalled.
France.
PARIS. June Alt is announced from
Constantinople that Marqnis de Noailles
and Lord Dufferin, the French and British
ambassadors there, supported by other
tIa
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RALEIGH. n. c., June H-The Repubii
can State Convention met to-day, WIN
full ATTENDANCE, about equally divided Be
tween the races. Daniel L. Russell Il tenn
porary president
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Beaten to Death by HaiIstones.

broken ARROW, 1. T., June H.-Ann
Tribbs and two brothers named Russell
were fatally beaten by hail stones during q
storm Yesterday.
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Rosfv ReeoyeFed.

CHEsTERFIELD, n. H., June 1.-THE body
of George r. Conley, the operatic singer,
was found in Spoffard Lake this morning.
The remains will be sent 10 New York.
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zS-Fast, brilliant and fashionable are the
Diamond Dye colors One package colors l
to pounds Of goods. 10 cents for any
color.
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The peculiar costume of the dwellers
/, Arizona is thus graphically described
T. Dtcnder-foot:" "In ordinary
|vssther he wears belt with pistols in
N When it grows chilly he puts on
|sno,her belt with pistols in it, and when
I becomes really cold he throws Win
chester rife over his shoulders"
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a, tbe17th Of June, 17775, there oe-
v "a =, little shooting serape at Bunker
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Il funny state of affairs in Penn
Tlysnia when the regulars want their
|aty defeated as a warningto the indie
|sndents of the dangers of bOlting, and
be Independents wish for the same re-
81, to prove to Cameron that the peO-
lie won't stand bOSsing. Both sides are
"A fair way to be accommodated.
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] rRtsro cries out for an elevated rail-
Ia The mortality is too great along
~ line Of the cable.
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Possibly, ifCongress had not been so
'rggSrdly in fixing the compensation
ctthe members of the Tariff Commits
zion, there would not have been so
many destinations. Ten dollars a day
i not as good pay as some private busi-
.Isss firms give to their best employees,
and any man tit for the position will
no, serve on that board unless he is in
'au, need by other considerations than
o. a my
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o,,srt Bonner is the owner of horse
Itothe amount of SSS2, 900.
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FLUSHING, o.
srsispissA -Pss,ssal Nsssssa.

saFe Bsrglssiss1 -Psssssal Nsasssa.
Special Di.patch 10 Ghs Rs0ls~.
FLusHIxS, June lI.-On Monday night
successful attempt was made 10 rob the safs
Of the Granits mills, Of this plsos. An en-
trance was made into the mill by prying
open window. The burglars blew opsn
the safe, destroying the door. Mr.. Stanton,
one OF the owners OF the mill, heard ths
explosion but paid little attention, think.
ing II some nolse at the stable. The bur-
glars secured only OIL or ti2. Thsy also
took number Of valuable pspsn, bat In
some manner either dropped or threw them
away short distance from the mill. There
IL but little clue 10 the burglars yet
Mr.. A. Z. Howell has returned from The
Ohio university Ut Columbus, whsrs he he's
been attending school for the pest few
months. He expects 70 return 70 the uni
versity during the fall.
Mr.. r. n. Judkins, mail assnt on the
Pithburg. Fort wsyne and Chicogo rsiifesd
from Crestiine TO Chicago, VS. home Lest
week.
The c., T. v. 4 W. railroad sxeursioa ~
NOT receive The support from The eitissns
here that IL vss prsvioudy doas.
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THE NEWS.

q, Drib Register IrW be NAKED to
=. ~, ont Of torn for SirtS':fre cents
,o,,ib .4ddreSs changed as often
IkircI.
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7, Michigan both Governor Jerome
- senator Ferry are believed to be
y, Of reelection.
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"a world tourists in search OF quiet,
s,,r,ic retreat, should not fail to take
Egypt
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Lorpos, June 1.-THE nunbsg drovDsa
by the recent 6ood at vsnec4 HsnGnRys
sas r.
NIoosrA, ,cYr.Ess, Juas iL-Meay ssfsesss
from EGypt, mostly families q Bdtsh resl'
deuts Il Aiexsndria hsye arrived
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cgteau is wearing standing collars
..5bspdkerehies about his neck. He
-. 10 accustom his throat to the sem
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npraise to the Granger Of the wind
Wabash. Indiana promises more
S.,t this year than any other State.
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Sspator Malone has improved his
p,.sburg dwelling so much that it IS
- described rs "the handsOmest
,-;v,te residence in the South" he
r. not readjust his carpenters bills.
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PARIS, June 14-It is announced from
Constantinople that Marqnis de Noailles
and Lord Dufferin, the French and British
ambassadors there, supported by other
diplomats, have energetically urged the
Immediate assembling Of conference.
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Paterson, y. j., is just now under a
cloud. 1t j. a cloud of mosquitoes.
Millions Of them swarm in the streets
and enter the houses through every
0Ophole they can find. A resident Of
Paterson is easily recognized on the rail-
way trains by the appearance Of his
hCe after nights battle with the mos
GnitOes 1t is a singular fact that within
.uree miles of Paterson hardly mos
quito Is to be seen.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-12-23
PITH AND POINT.


The Boston Post is mad because
Eastern folks are SO easily swindled.
It's too late now to 90 at it and mold
'em all over.-DetroH Free Press.
Austria has got hold of torpedo
which will defend pass one-fourth of a
mile long. After she gets it planted it
viii be just like her enemies to 60 by
some other road.-Norristoo0n Herald.
One ounce of powder will lift
twenty-five pounds weight five feet
high. Get your exact weight, figure by
progression and then sit down on keg
of powder to smoke.
"A man who can't excite envy and
jealousy needn't expect to excite ad-
miration and respect. The man who
has no enemies can not boast that he
has any friends.
"A Michigan man who refused to be-
come candidate for constable, suffered
a fatal stroke of apoplexy within
eighteen hours. 1t seems that politics
has become necessary to good health
Our Continent.
If you meet lion just right he will
drop his tail and flee, but there are so
many chances that he will drop you in
stead that the meeting had better be
postponed as long as possible.
Prof. Felix Adler said recently that
a man has as much right to cane the
President of the United States as to
whip an unruly youngster. Wonder
Felix his children when they deserve itp
Busy Editor Ito troublesome appii-
cant, who persists in calling) "To-day
is Thursday and I'm very busy. Sup
pose you call next Thursday, and then
III tell you when to call again"
Some one wants the tax taken off
whisky and put.on cranks, in order to
increase the revenue. But that would
be. bad move. If tacks were put on
cranks editors couldn't "sit down on
'em. .''-Burlington Hawkeye.
A lady at Columbus, O., sent for
piano tuner to come and see what gave
the instrument such sad tone. He re-
moved four. marbles, two spools, six
buttons, two coppers and dozen hair
pins from the instrument, and the sad
ness went away.
Why is it that a young man and
young woman viii sit for hours and
hours together in parlor without say
ing word; and then, when it is time
for him to leave, stand an hour talking
earnestly on the front stoop in the still
pneum6niac ARP Puck.
"A bachelor and spinster who had
been schoolmates in youth and were
about the same age met in after years,
and, the lady CHANGING to remark that
"men live great deal faster than
women,". bachelor returned: "Yes,
Maria. The last time we met we were
each twenty four years old. Now I'm
over forty, and 1 hear you haven't
reached thirty yet" They never met
again. ,.... l;,H
Huntsville gazette., 1882-12-23
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

A Mississippi man has discovered
that an excellent. quality of sugar can
bemade from sweet potatoes.
With the opening Of navigation,
next year, the experiment of cable-tow-
ing will be renewed on the free Erie
Canal The feet of cabe-towing boats
are now lying in winter quarters at
Lockport.
Leading citizens of Boston, appre-
ciating the lack of storehouses for grain
in filing orders for Europe, have deter
mined to subscribe S25O,0 to erect the
requisite buildings and purchase wheat
and corn in large quantities. s.-Bostoa
Post.
From ten to twelve thousand tons
of salt have been gathered along the
shores Of Great Salt Lake this season.
There is large surplus of common salt
left over from last year, and this caused
a gathering, Of less amount than usual.
A corporation has been formed in
St. Paul, Minn., witha capital of S10,-
900, for, the development. of the YER
million ore lead on the northwest shore
of Lake Superior A railroad will be
built from the mines to. Duluth or some
other point on the lake whore good
port may be formed.
The blood Of crabs and other crus-
taceans has been proved by M. FREDERICK
to have the same saline constitution and
the same strong and bitter taste as the
waters they inhabit. But the blood of
sea fishes is very different. 1t has not
the same constitution as the water, and
thus shows marked superiority over
that of crabs.
A cheap black paint or varnish for
iron work is prepared as follows: Clear,
solid wood tar, ten pounds; lamp black
or mineral black, one and one-haf
pounds; oil of turpentine, five and one
half quarts The tar is first heated in
large iron pot to boiling, or nearly so,
and the heat is continued for about four
hours. The pot Is then removed from
the fire out of doors, and while still
warm (not hoO the turpentine, mixed
with the black, is stirred in. If the var
nish is too thick to dry quickly, add
more turpentine. Benzine can be used
instead of turpentine, but the results are
not as good. Asphaltum is preferable
to cheap tar.-Chicago Times.
At the Munich Electrical Exhibition
one of the curiosities was telephone
transmitting music performed at Ober-
Ammergau, over distance of sixty
three miles. At the palace huge tele-
phonic arrangement brought over music
from the English Cafe, so that the
whole immense audience could hear the
pieces quite distinctly. But perhaps the
most significant exhibit was single
wire which conveyed electrical energy
distance of thirty seven miles from the
coal mines Of Miesbach, where it was
generated. This augurs future for the
economical use of labor which may have
Iar-reaching results.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-12-23
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

In the United States Senate ON the
The Indian Appropriation bill passed
The Civil-service bill was called up al
the regular order. In the House the
Army bill was reported. A resolution to
adjourn for the holidays was adopted-12I
yeas, 101 nays. The Post -office Appropria-
tion bill was considered and lengthy de-
bate ensued.
j. P. DAVIS, of London, registered at
the International Hotel in New York the
other morning, and soon afterward sprang
from a sixth-story window, splitting his
skull in two.
AN outbreak occurred at the funeral
Of native chief in Lagoson, on the west
coast Of Africa, recently, and twelve Eu-
ropeans were massacred..
AUGUST MAST, a German living near
Cresco, Iowa, died few days ago from
trichina, caused by eating diseased pork.
His wife, three children and a girl stopping
with them were also sick. from the same
cause.
On the report of Special Agent Burke
the Commlssioner Of the General Land Office
at Washington the other day cancelled 100
timber culture entries and 1O9 pre- -emption
filings made in Douglass County, Dakota,
by F. Lecoca, as attorney, the same being
fraudulent.
A FIRE at Grand Forks, D. T., the
other day destroyed 100000 worth Of
property. The stocks OF goods and build
ings burned were about half covered by in
surance, though several parties lost their
entire possessions.
AT meeting of the Western Distill-
ers' Association held in Cincinnati, O., the
other day, it was decided to assess tax on
every bushel of corn mashed up to forty per
cent. of the capacity to pay for the export
ing surplus, and allow rebate OF twenty
cents per bushel for every bushel under for
ty per cent. of capacity.
THOMAS DOYLE and Katie A. Morgan,
a runaway couple from Oneida County,
we're found suffocated in their room in
Rochester, N. Y, few days ago.
THE heaviest wind and snow-storm
for fifty years prevailed at Twillingate, n.
F., for forty eight hours on the 10Th. Twen-
ty-two vessels were wrecked in Green Bay :.
Loss of life was feared.
AT Loughrea, Ireland, a few days
since, a number of laborers paraded the
streets demanding work or blood, declar-
ing they were starving. They surrounded
the residence Of Bishop Duggan, who dis
tributed money to them. Great distress
prevailed in the town.
The Legislative bribery cases at Co
lumbus, O., were finally disposed of few
davs since. Representative Wright was ac-
Quilted and nolle entered in in the case OF
Representative Block.