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ITALY AND MANKIND
MOURNING THE DEATH or PATRIOT
Tho Pope'a sympathetic Exprts,l0n on Hsarlas
Of GAritaldrs Death Generous Tone Of tho
Organ OF the vAtItan-Bloody Revolt Of
IIiffAn Indlan Trlbs-Forelgn Notes. X

RoME, June 5-0n hearing OF the dea,l
Of Garlbaldi tho Pope remained silent for
while, then raising Ills eyes to heaven said
"Thero has gone another figure Of revolu
ton; oh, God be nerciipl to him"
The Vatican organ, tho Eoce Della Ierila
says: "Garibaldi was ono OF Tho most De.
termincd, but also the frankest Of our nd.
versaries. Not from him came tho heayi.
est blows and biltcrcst troubles. IIo was
no hypocrite. May the prayers OF his pious
mother have smoothcd the last moments Of
her son's agitatcd lifc." leMi asf
|, Many cities are moving for the erection
OF a monument to Garibaldi. The munic.
ipality OF Geneva subscribed 10000 francs
Tor u monument, and Verona 10000
francs. The municipality Of Rome votes
$4,000 francs for monuments on Janiculun
Hill. III. Eii i.ls
PARIS, June 5.-Victor Hugo telegraphed
to Capre,n: "Itis more than death-itis a
catastrophe. Not only Italy and France,
but mankind mourns." Wj#NI"T. :
Victor Hugo also telegraphed his accent.
ance Of honorary. Presidency ofthe funeral
ceremonies, but stating that he will be un-
BILE to attend on nccountsot his great ape,
Reactionary journals publish bitter arti.
cles on Garihaldi. U :. 1E}Ni{ I TTi,
LONDON, juno 5.-The Cobden Club
passed resolutions Of regret on the death OF
Garibaldi. 52'a'7'sl -
PEsrn, June 5.-Thc Lower House OF the
Diet adopted resolutions expressing sym.
pathy for the loss which. Italy and man.
kind sustained by the death OF 'Garibaldi.
A Horrible Revenge, a E'l
CALCUTTA, June Sit is stated that tho
khauds, an aboriginal tribe in tie central
provinces, have taken Bhownapatna, the
chiei town Of u tribe called kultas, whom
the khands accused OF agrarian encroach.
ments. They robbed tho Treasury and
murdered over four hundred people. Por.
tions OF the hair and flesh OF the victims
were distributed among tho hill khauds
to induce them to Join tho revolt. {,
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GExERAL. .SEwS NorEs.s

Fifteen hnndrel boiler makers, Of New
York, who we're out on II strike, returned
to work Yesterday morning. 80
a band Of countcrieilers were arrested at
Philadelphia yesterday, and aou.nlity n Of
material seized."Gopher Bill"' was among
the captured. ii'177 iSS +
James Winnpenny, OF Monyunk, Pa,
hanged himself yesterday. He vas The
proprietor Of the Arcade mills, and employ.
ing l20 hands; was unmarried and ecccn.
tric. lie leaves an estate valued at s250, 900.
The tLirtie,h annual convention Of the
International typographical Union iwaa
held lin. city hull, St Louis, yesterday,
Several hundred members were present,
President George Clark, OF st. Louis pre,
sided. The hall was handsomely y decorated
with flowers. Mayor Ewing delivered t6e
address OF welcome. Preliminary Sw;orl
ed to visit The Merchants and Cotton ex
changes. y Il 4.
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- sHsoeASsteFp rAHs-tHc Town NARROWLY
Escapes Destruction. f.:s5
PirrsnURGM,1J June 5.-The Post's Roches.
ter, Beaver county, Pa., special. says: An
extensive contlagration occurred here this
afternoon which, ut one time, threatened
the whole town. The fire started at half
past three o'clock in The warehouse OF the
cooperative stove foundry, near the depot,
and owing 10 n high wind communicated
to Denny Bros .carriage factory adjoining.
thence to Walters wagon shop, Otto <
Gehring's blacksmith shop, office md
sheds OF Pendlcton iircbrick works and
Six frame store rooms occupied n, billiard
saloon, drug store and tailor s(,op. totally
destroying them all. When il reached
the St. James hotel the fire was under con.
troll and the hotel escaped with slight
damage to one wing. .:s si:s 3 4, ~. !
q The town lus no fire apparatus, and Il
was necessary TO telegraph to Beaver Fnlls
for assistuAce, but before the engine arrived
the citizens, who hud turned out in force.
had the fire within bounds. Although the
area OF ilames was over M acre the los.
will not exceed $4,000. as the buildings
destroyed were generally two story in
height, and frame. Insurance is about
5000. The fire originated, it is thought
from sparks from the foundry, - gt{i7s'.i.,'
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I ANOTHER SCENE:
In the IIo"se-A Kentuchy Hoy hns

In the ITouse-A Kcntuchyl Hoy hnS n
5is Tilt Win Judge Kelly.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-In the House to-
day Mr.. White offered u preamble and
resolution, and the Speaker directed the
resolution only to be read. It releases the
Committee on Ways and Means from the
further consideration Of the resolution
(ofIercd byMr. White) relative to the pass.
ago OF tho bill in relationto the extension
oi tho bonded period, and referring that
resolution 10 The Committee on Expcnd'
itures in tho Treasury Department, with
instructions to report in accordance Will
rule "a. I. i;3
Tho Speaker ruled that the resolution
was not in order under tho call Of States
while Mr.. Kelly declared the Committee
on Ways and Means would have reported
upon the matter referred to had itnot beer
for the objection q the gentleman IRON
Kentucky (Mr. White). 4 81
ii Mr. White replied the report was thu
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There is MS much more than the above
under the head OF expenditures OH account
Of The Poor Farm. We only quote the first
part Of II as sample OF the way the ac-
count is made Up. AL t.5
In this county good deal Of money in
the way OF outside help is paid 10 nccessi-
tous persons who do not wish to become
inmates Of the Poor House, and whom it
is not desirable for the public interests to
send TO that institution. A dollar or two
per week is paid them, through the winter
perhaps, in the shape Of orders issued by
zone one Of tho Commissioners on n store
or grocery. Each Commissioner is confined
persons in his own district. The law
would seem TO contemplate n statement
from each one OF these Commissioners rs
to the orders issued by him, and to whom.
Indeed publicity would cut these orders
down one.half. Itwould greatly diminisl,
the disposition to apply for them. a2tf
There ought.to be no difficulty in deter.
lniningl an exhibit that will meet the
spirit Of the law. What is wanted is de-
tailed information in contradistinction
from the lump business heretofore fur
nished the public. Indeed the only inior.
nation really furnished the public hereto
lore has been such rs the reporters
gathered at the sessions Of the Board, fol
the wall calendars, which the Board print
cd, seem to have been mainly intended
ior the archives Of the county, tobe de-
c'phered or guessed at, us might be posi-
Die, by those who were conyeBant will
thcinancial affairs OF the county. Ts
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Il WAslilSGroN, June 5.-Genl. Mcdowell
tclegraphs under date OF San Franciso June
9TH MS follows: Wilcox tclegraphs on the
second "reports have reached the COM
manding officer Mt Apache OF one citizen
killed June first by Indians near Red-head,
and another fired on. Citizens from
Snowflake arc in pursuit. The report is
that the trail leads towards Cariso. a.
4 courier from Apache reports lie was
pursued and fired upon by Indians. VIII
COX is reinforcing Apache from Bowie.
Wilcox telcgraphcd again yesterday: "Scc-
ond Lieutenant John n. Glass, of the 9Th
Cavalry, overlook Indians on tho second
about o'clock, at Cloverdale; killed one
Indian and captured forty horses and
mules. There were five or six Indians in
the party who scattered over rough trails
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CHICAGO CIfKt'S.,

Observation-Disclosures Much Isain for
The Crops -Da.inrtlly murder.
CHICAGO June 5,--The journcymen horse.
shocrs have. gone out on a a;pcacablc strike
to the number Of three hundred and fifty,
the bosses having refused the. use Of ma.
chine made shoes. incidentally the union
demands an increase Of twenty-five cents d
day,in wages, which would be accedcd to II
notcoupled with tho other demand. The
strikers say they are certain ito win and
will go to work in few; days i
The rains q Friday, Saturday and Sun
day have brought Sout gloomy messages
from some Of the corn counties ii Illinois
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Farmers begin to fear that It will DO i'm.
possible 10 finish planting In time "a secrro

Farmers begin to iear that It will bc in.
possible to finish planting In time 10 secure
crops, and that tho growth OF tho corn
already up will be seriously retarded. This
morning, however, tho sun rose 10 clear
sky, the weather Is growing warmer every
hour aad the prospects arc for fine corn
weather that will largely compensate for
tho rains. A little warm sunshine would
work 4 revelation In the appearance Of
larm lands. Outside OF Illinois nil dis.
patches continue to predict splendid con.
dition Of afl cereals. ~ HJTq' TSS1l'N"' :
A Morehead, Mimi, special says the bod.
les Of two murdered men, Mr. Washington
and Fred. Feherbach, were found in Red
Eye, seventeen miles north Of perbam,
Saturday. Washington wns killed viii,
buckslot Felcrbach had his throat cut
and a bullet wound in the left cheek and A
wound from a club. Washington was
surveyor and lives in Bay City, Mich,
Feherbach lived near here. John Trikbet.
aged fifteen, Is suspected OF the murder. =
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RATHER MEXED.

1aernsey' CaHhfy Frituariry-C'o II fusion
Oh Account OF the Unit Ruie. p
special Dispatch to the Intclliscnccr. ~
CAMBRIDGE, O., June 5.-Thc popular
vote Tor candidate for Congress, counted by
the Republican Central Committee today,
resulted in favor Of Colonel J. ID. Taylor by
q majority Of more than 1000 over all, and
nearly 1900 over Ross W. Anderson. The
County Convention warmly indorscd
Colonel Taylor, and instructed the
delegation to eall honorable means TO Sc.
cure his nomination. Tie county ticket
nominated is good one. Treasurer John
/. sankey; Sheriff, J. NJ. AlcGilI; Com,
missioner, John Shipman; Recorder, Ran.
dolph Thomus; lnlrmary Director, james
b. Gibson, Major j. X. Brown presided
over both the temporary and permanent
organizations. ..5 StsEI n EF
Anoihflr account. The Congressional
clnvAss il this coan.y Is in tbs ut.
most confusion. There will be at the St.
Csa'rsy'lle Convention contestins delcga-
tlons. Under tic popular vote plan two
townships refused TO vote ut all. Under
tho old way five townships did not vote.
Taylor will personally name solid delcga.
tion by the popular vote plan. UpdegrafI
carries two delegates over Taylor in
one township. On the old plan the
delegation stands, SO far rs i clcc.
ted, fifteen for Anderson, two for Updegraa
and the rest for Taylor. The township.
which did mot vote will yet hold elections
under the old plan, aud will probably re-
turn one Updegrtf delegate and thu
balance for Anderson, with n possible DC
legate for Dalzell. "a y + NJ
The popular vote plan gave Taylor 13o;
votes without opposition in his boxes ex
cept by UpdesraT in one township, ,hougl
n scattering vote OF 2Go went in.
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Qlte qntelGoge'reEeer.;. !.
=. -. ~ mud ~ Fourteenth street
m. Co,,nty fInnnccs.

rrv ,xryIttorSegR stated Inst Saturday,
~ ,hc authority Of the President Of the
W. p1,,J ., Commissioners, that MI order had
Loan p nosscd by tho Board providing for
%s prcpara.ion aud publication Of u de-
.ail.i exhibit Of the receipts and expendi.
,nrp, Of the county for tho lust fiscal year,
such as is provided for in section S5, page
s'of @ ,he Acts Of tho Legislature Of West
Virginia for 1851. The Act was read over
n ,his Office in the course OF the interview
-, ,Sitl the President on the subject, and we
were were informed tina, publication in con.
for,nj,v thereto hal been ordered by the
board. -,
,be President, was mistaken in the matter,
and That such publication rs Is there
c.led for md ordered published was not
,pyilcd for in the order Of the Board.
The discussion on The subject in the Board
Of Commissioners yesterday isgivon in our
local columns, and We only refer to it here
10 80, the statement made in this column
OIL Saturday right before the public.
Itiswell that tho matter has ut last been
properly understood by the board, the clerk
md all concerned, rs 10 other statement
than that called for in the law Of 81 will
be such statement rs the public is en-
,itIedto or such MS the board is bound 10 fur
nish. We take it that Il detailed statement
Is not lump statement. We have always
had lump statements heretofore, and no.
BODY could understand them. Nor, Oh the
other hand, do We understand that dc.
tailed statement desccnds into extreme and
nonsensiCal minutia. There is Il medium
between the two that the law contemplates
and That ai business men understand. 1t
is to be statement that will show how the
money was expended under several heads.
For instance, in Washington county, Pa,
statement before us, the exhibit Is con-
taine,l in four columns Of nonpareil type,
and is sufficiently minute to inform tax
payers as to the direction Of the money.
For instance, under the head Of the County
Home, or Poor Farm, the itemized account
-, HH... IH|-..
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CABLE CLICKS.

It is reported that n mine has been dis.
covered in a street in Moscow.
Prince Henry, son Of Grown Prince Fred.
erick, Of Germany, will visit America in o.
tober. Z, g,t=5}S ,l sfl5,1''Ii,i :, :,
At the London wool sales, Yesterday, 1O,-
Goo bales were sold, comprising Sydney,
Nlciiorianan New Zealand. Prices remain
unchanged. :e,9 !IIls.IT N
schwolm, who publishes report in the
fre1ltit OF 4 meeting where resolution Of
congr.tuiation was passed on the murder
OF Cavendish and Burke, has been arrested.
The. Abolition Society Of Spain by reso-
luton denounced the outragcs and cruel
ties inflicted upon slaves in Cuba. A Re-
publican deputy pronounced the Govern
ment unworthy Of support since it failed to
iu!iil the promises made. S4}gF stE
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Il DETnolT, June 5.-Charles @. Howe,
watchman on the propeller City OF Rome.
was washed overheard Sunday morning at
halt.past two o'clock, about fifteen miles
above Long Point, Lake Erie. The wind
was blowing n gale. Howe was assisting
one Of the deckhands at the time, and the
stupid deckhand did not report the acci.
dent till a quarter OF an hour afterwards,
when, Of course too late 10 do anything
toward the unfortunate mans recovery
Louis :Marniklcr, mate OF tho tag e. M
Peck aud David L Plant, !, fireman, were
drowned lin Sault river. II The boat Z cap
sized near Sugar Island While they were
chasing a bear swimming across tho river
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Wight s.s Wen Giye Up, Mr.. neen.

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Chicf Justice R.
Carter and Judges James and Hayner,
constituting the Court in banc, to-day rem
dcred decision upon the last motion
filed by Reed in Guiteau's beliali.> The
Chief Justice delivered his decision MS
follows: In the case OF Guiteau the Judges
who listened to the argument in that case
lave conc TO the conclusion they have
exhausted their powers upon il; TINT they
have heard it patiently, fully and fairly,
and that rearsument would bring no other
conclusion than that already arrived at,
and they decline to reopen the case for
argument, g Gls. '5is.st. tss5i
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IT'S our private opinion, publicly cx.
pressed, that the present century will not
witness the construction Of 4 river road in
West Virslnia.-Hinion, w. Va, Republi.
cGn. '&. K. gs-,ls.'' ~
It's onr opinion that tho editor OF the
&publtcan needs information. There is
every probability that the River Railroad
Will be built very soon, ind Tint it will
ee largely under contract in tic ncxI
Three months. Much may depend, o.
ealrse, Oh our vote next Saturday, in the
Hsier OF right OF way subscription. But
ssaning that Ohio county will vote hel
SNOco, Wood her $4,000, Marshall he,
|'ooo and Wetzel her $4,000, it is almost q
matter OF certainty that the road will
speea''y follow. 10 doubt this is to doub,
sa.,,. snv sooa la''h of serator Camden and
senator Camden cannot afford to 60 back
on his pledge. rV%'' ss555{l,
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the Committee on Why's nnl Means was
prepared to bring in a white. washing re.
port OF It's own conduct. II , WI 10. 81

| port OF lts own conduct. III HtiI, .is-,gH
Mr.. kelly-l desire 10 pronounce tho
proposition Of the gentleman rs n disinge.
nions means OF perpetua,ing tho slanles
inflicted on tho Committee Of Ways and
Means and the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue by the resolution of the gentle.
man. A full response Is here (holding up
the report Of the Committee oil Ways aud
Mcansj. Il 8af 81 .4 :'s &'}t
Mr.. Whitc-Thc President Of the, West.
crn Export Association charges that the
gentleman madea bargain with these men.
Mr.. Kelly-l dcnounce that gentleman's
statement us false and without foundation.
Mr.. White.Let the preamble be read. 4
Mr.. kelly-lt Is false-uttcrly false. =.
Mr. Whi,r--The gentleman Is too old 10
handy words with. af
Mr.. kelly-Ycs, and II I was younger |
would speak with more impnni,y.
Mr.. White appealed from tho decision OF
the Chair, and tho appeal was laid OH the
table;,li4 tot. I'M
The preamble which was not read SETS
forth TINT tho Committee OH Ways and
Means has prepared IL report which "ful!y
cxonerates Commissioner Raum from In.
sinuation cast upon him by resolution; that
it appears the Committee has prepared
u detailed report on the Dunnel bill which
now slumbers on the calendar Of The Sen.
ate, and has determined to whitewash
Commissioner .llaum; that cx.Secretary
Window has stated the bill opens wide the
door to deirauding the Government, and
that i. II. Miller, President Of the Western
Exporters Association has testified under
oath before the Window Investigating
Committee that Mr.. Kelly, Chairman Of
the Committee OIL Ways and Means, and
others, had agreed to help pass bonded
extension bill md bill to reduces the Tux
on spirits upon certain conditions, and had
"seduced and Tilted them"
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Columbus and Portland arc not includ.
Cd in the totals. The exhibit this week,
though decidedly unsatisfactory when
brought into comparison with the CORES.
pondlng week OF last year, still shows up
well when compared with tho figures Of
last week. Twcnty-six cities in iiye bus.
iness days Of the week Just closed, show ap.
gregate clearings Of Slo,o72,57l against
oSS, ,0O5, ,975 in twenty-five cities during the
Blk business days Of tho previous week. AS
compared with the corresponding figures
OF last year the figures arc certainly very
unsatisfactory. & y - 2,.1''
The strike among tho iron men, so long
impending, 10 now. Il reality nnd the clear.
tng5 from the centres OF that trade are be.
ginning to show u falling of. The percent.
cge OF decrease during the week as com.
pared with the corresponding eek Of last
year was 34.4 pei; cent, against a decrease OF
40.2 per cent last week aud one Of ala nor
cent the previous week. i'-4 .7I!'
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/ ,tlfislf.ifar,tlel GcsfsarnhIn.

TnlrsrE, June S5.-The Italian organ III
dependente,t having appeared with d black
border: because Of the death Of Garibaldi,
llas been jcontlscateds BY the authorities,
All concerts and performances lat the
theatres have been stopped. No reason il
given ior2 the action Great excitement
prevails. Some disturbances occurred Sat
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nkW IoKk, Juno b - Money 9kn9x pAr cent
r1cS.r meicsnspe paper thaIx Dor cont Sterling
* sSs1 oAnhets 'na ellls A.eady y S6} demand
a Go9ykssasNTs- Unchanged except ior Is, which
arc u per cent lower. if - S1S'.tA
y. =. 6s exlendel. Ieh,sh d Wilkes.
n Z. q, rs sxsendsd."loi st 7. 4 8. q. lrsts.-.iio
.. T. Y, : bonds fntslls
rse!ac q q ies r snEins % fS.i.S fnSia 4,
Cshlfal fAchc trsI. Texas Fnn lai,t vts' = N
h.,S sn Esn %coi " do Rio Grande diy... 10
sStsose oBnssSns-lrresuar and scnenlly lower
!, Ss;Su5I n.e y yis'nis is'ns ssss; y:
Oh q. Joseph .......,...ll0 tn mat colinnn. e All
tennessee ea........ Virginia deferred I. ie(s
iiaaessse sHoesse ess.1s y. new sss, VI 'oaered.
prices ~ the main were ksa2 Der cent lover ;han
Saoas Sautaays Slo;c ihe latter Nashville q Ghstsa
h,sESa. FL ~. N.. However. was " pcr cent
ss1e ssa Iccns Is Ss1ty market became weak and a.
Ssw jersey ee!is STi Ssns Tex pSss which
Vile 4 Chattanooga and Reading wcre ,he ms.t
PROMINENT. This was quickly followed Ly 4 recov.
stH s OF IA per cent. New Jersey Central and Nas
V''.e ~, Ghhs,tSnoosa ;h,i Ian lealing therein,
tnecarly part o. the afternoon decline TOOK pass
rant Ing from X 10 ~ per cent. Nnnhviils q hst
tanoosa, LouisyIlle 4 Nashville. OREGON = Tmns. S
continental; pnlon Pacific. and ST. Paul bsiur
9iently those was recovery Of ,aiS :ner cest
Nashville 4 thattanoogG leading tae ,ps ard tutm
eGt IN the late tradc the tone was again weak AMI
p1i Prices ~, OF Hals rer Cent Louisville 4 Nash.
So,ie; Wabash preferred and Union Pacldc being
weak with prices 4a51 1Sper cent lower ihsi, ycser.
days closing tgurcs, the latter. for Oregon lmns
continental, and Louisville 4 Nn.hyIll. = n sinI
sin, M Linz preferred, however, WIS g3}f per: cent
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HAnnlsnuno, Pa, June SIN the court
OF this county to-day nineteen Mutual AS.
sessment Insurance Companies were dis.
solved, leaving lourty.iour still in operation
in the State. The latter associations i,ayc
engaged council TO represent them at n
hearing to bc fixed by. tic court. Some 81
them will make Il determined effort TO cs.
tabllsh thcir. claim 10 continued existence,
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4 Doubtful Story,

LITTLE Rock, AK, June 5.-sunday
week great excitement was occasioncd at
Bu,leryille, loneoke county, this State, by
Il report that n little girl named Annie
Bridges, aged thirteen, was outraged re.
peatedly by fhree negroes; who left her al
S o'clock that night and fled. Subsequent
II report came that the story was untrue
the girl having told it to escape punish
ment ior being out so late. But a special
to the Gd:ttle just received, says: The
three negroes who outraged Miss Bridges
were caught at Newport Saturday. night
and taken 10 Butlerville. There they were
identified by the girl, and Sunday night ,
mob took them from officers and all thret
were hanged to 4 tree. vs.: t}.i: z 4; Nj;
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nUsINESS BAROMETER.

clearing NOusc Exhlbit-ERcet or the
Iron Strike on business. lg.F
BosroN, MASS, juno 5.-From tho Pos.
The following table shows tho total gross
exchanges at twenty.six leading clearing
houses in the United States, twenty-five
for the week ending June 8, and ono
Louisville) for the week ending Nav 81. !;
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) Tunffci Cavctifm.

q SCuxnEaiASp, MIDI juno 5.3-The SpertlonS / !,
Doe Gu!ly:tunncl, on tho Baltimore n Ohios
road, which was being ;widened, cavediints
to-day, considerably de!aying travel and
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Blta Strike at warchuni, Mans.
WAn.llAM, MASS, June 5.-The opera.
tivcs OF the South Warcham Nail Factory
struck to-day for higher wages. 8F,