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counsel for a prisoner, even after
sentence has been passed upon
his client to have, by one of the Judges OF
the Supreme Court, writ of de lunatico
inquirendo. Upon the issue OF the writ
jury is impaneled, whose duty it is to pro-
ceed to the Jail, or wherever the prisoner IS
confined, examine and pronounce him
either sane or insane without the assist
ance of experts or physicians, and If he be
pronounced insane, the proper papers are
prepared and the prisoner is remanded to
the insane asylum.
No preparations are being made at the
Jail for the great National "neck'tie party
Numerous applications have been received
by the Jail officials for passes, but none
have yet been issued.
Up to yesterday, Guiteau's average daily
consumption OF toast and bread amounted
to fourteen full sized Jail slices. His appe'
tite has decreased in view of the insanity
racket" If the lunatico inquirendo
scheme fails, it is predicted Guiteau will
fail too. u.
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THE JAMES GANG.
Arrangements Made to Break Ii Up.

ST. LOUIS, May PA dispatch from New
York City says: 1t has been ascertained
from a member of Gov. Crittenden's party,
in this city. that on his return to Missouri
be will conclude the negotiations, for the
surrender of Frank James and possibly
other members of the James gang, and then
put an end to the organization OF brigands
in Missouri Frank James is now in Jack
son county, and instead OF meditaring more
mischief, is represented as being anxious TO
make the best terms possible for himself.
Gov. Crittenden is fully informed as to his
whereabouts, and means to have him in
custody inside of ten days. 1t is asserted
that the whole James gang will be broken
up. The plans are all laid, and only await
the Governors return for execution.
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Debauchcd by one of the wretches
now on trial for her murder, and hack
cd in the supposed interest of justice by
members of the medical profession, the
bOdy Of poor Jennie Cramer thing Of
Shreds and patches, now lies decompOs-
ing in a dozen different graves or upon
rs many dung-heaps. The story of her
levity, her betrayal, the discovery of
her remains, and their butchery has
amused and excited the people Of Con-
necticut who have taken strange in
terest in the revolving particulars of the
trial Ofthe Malleys. And the end will
he a complete failure of justice. The
State has not proved either that the girl
was murdered or that the Malleys were
her murdererS, and the precise manner
of her death is as much ola mystery as
ever.
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Wsntto Go Home.

SAX RRAScIsco. May pa Fl Thomas
dispatch says: Esketteschew, chief OF the
Coyotes and Apaehes, has visited Col.
Brashett, of the Third cavalry, command.
ing the post, and states he wishes the gov,
eranent to allow his people 70 60 back and
live at their old home in the White, noun.
tain, where thsre is plenty OF grass and
water for their stock raising, and where
they can farm. He complains tae
sub-sgency is unhealthy and thS
land unproduetive, and no wa.4f
can hs had there. for farming pzr.
peses. All they desire is TO be permisrd
10 90 where they can make living. ASiii
they are allowed 70 return they wiz moi
ask the government for aid Of any kind, q
they can support themselves. He also
stated tha. he wished the military 10 pro
teet them from the Americans, Mexican:
and hostile Indians.
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MANUFACTURERS MEETING.
They Reaffirm Their Former AetiOn-A
Strike Now Certain.
9,aos,I Dssnyfch IN he Pe,y;sJer


PITTsBURGH, May PA very large meet
ing of iron manufacturers was held here,
to-day, and all the leading firms from this
city, the Mahoning and Shenango valleys
Wheeling Cincinnati and Chicago were
represented. 1t was decided, unanimously,
to resist all the demands OF the Amalga-
mated Association for an increase in wages.
As all the manufacturers are decided in
their determination not to pay the advance,
the $4,000 workmen in the Western iron
mills will go out on strike on June 1st.
The meeting ratified the agreement made
that Cincinnati manufacturers shall pay
the same rate as Pittsburgh now does, $50
for pudding. until the strike in Pittsburgh
is ended. The Amalgamated Association
will hold another meeting Saturday.
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LONDON, May 25.-A letter from Davitt to
the Most Rev. Thomas Nulty, Bishop OF
Meath, violently denonncing the landlords
and demanding home rule, has been pub
lished. Bishop Nulty gead the letter to the
assembled clergy of his diocese, who re-
ceived it with enthusiastic applause.
DUBLIN, May 25.-The Lord Lieutenant,
replying to deputation, earnestly hoped
the improvement already discernable in the
condition of the country would continue,
and that the application of the severer
powers of the repression bill would conse-
quently be unnecessary.
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STEUBENVIILE.
Test Case Deeided-Shutting Down on
StrikerS-SerIous Accident.

Spectdl Dispatch 20 the Register.
STEURENyLLE, O., May 25.-The Court Of
Common Pleas, IN the Brinkman test case,
gaye.its decision to-day, sustaining the de-
CiSion Of the Mayors Court. This case set
Ties the question of the constitutionality
Of theGity sunday ordinance, passed by the
city Council over a year ago. Brinkman
was arrested, last summer, for keeping his
saloon open on sunday, and fined oy the
Mayor lie appealed the case TO the court
with the above result. This case created
much interest among saloon men, as many
OF them who had been fined for sunday
Deer selling would have come back on the
city for damages.
The Jefferson Iron Works Company
Issued an order, this afternoon, to the trade
stores under its administration, TO the effect
ihat none OF it's striking employees should
receive credit for goods until the present
uthcultieS were settled.
W. II. herman, q clerk in the drug
mouse OF J. B. Foley, this afternoon, met
with bad accident. He was mixing acids.
when sn'eHPlOsiOn took place, badly burn
ing MN about the face. He will probsbly
'N S'SE~ DON.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Dr. S. B. West returned last evening from
Cincinnati and st. Msrys, where he has
been visiting relatives and friends for some
time, and Is looking the better for the trip,
There is one case OF diphtheria on First
street, near the glass house, . child Of
Mrs. Craig. This should be an admonition
to all, and by taking the necessary precau.
tions TO clean up before the warm weather
sets in, may save the community many
little ones whom they. dearly lore from
going 10 a premature grave. Don't rely
upon the fact that We have twelve doctors.
and your children are therefore secure, but
20 to cleaning up Immediately.
Some one orpamented one OF Harry
Tsylor's "peepsrs, night before lass, and he
Is only able 10 go one eye on q customer as'
he distributes. the. lathss preparatory to -
shave.
Peter Manson js gettisg In one OF Nos.
latest improved patep<s. and - now Pc
pared to tske the bsst Of care Of his.
goods.
George Goodrich 10 said TO be very lo~
with consumption, having hsd several se-
we're hemSrrhsges in the last few days. He
worked st the Fsna mill snd was good
hand ard we'll liked by his fellow.~ork-
men, wso will bs sorry TO hear OF his III
ness.
DR.. a. r. Ongis in Pitssburg. laying IN .
stock OF drugs, s,--and-and calling on his
particular friends. We will not tell al we
kno7 about IL, Doctor.
Ssue sneak thief entered the sherman
Hoass Wednesday night, about 10 O'Clock,
| and entering the room OF Robert Dornfng
ooened his valiss and made thorough, -
be thoughS search Tor money .eud vsluss
| sjss. Ha Overlooked ten dollars and .
watch that were IN the room, bnt did not
| fail 10 ssatter his wardrobe eli over the
| noor.
having large glass fronts put 10 his store
1 80 thst it presents IN attractivs sppearseae.
Ous post os the Grspd Army 10 growing
RAPIDLY. Il now number sixty mem.
| her. they will meet at their ball st 0oelock
next Sunday moFning, andgo In body q
the Baptist church, where The Rev. Sd
wick Is 10 preach memorial sermon. On
Decoration Day, aftes The seSvjoes here,
thew will march 70 Whseling and visit tha
grave Of Col. !. C. fhoburn, after whom
the post IL nsmed.
Tie Rev. DR.. Yinosnt Prssidsat oa
Franklin College, Of New Athens, Ohio
will deliver m address st The coming CON
mencement Of cur school
leased Rober < Sveeney's hsick yard snd;arl
preparipe 70 burn larEs nnmbsf q heiea
4 during tie season. Tbs necesaay nachin
cry, including engine. etc, VII Be hsrs u
few days
The daily inquiry Is: aDo you know Q
any house to Eentff More tenant housc
are needed lust rov, and The demand
! growing daily. Let some one wnS -
money 10 INCEST build Sons Of thsss kte
Of houses, They Sonld yield gooa p
1 GenL go
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SPORTING NOTES.
EDsOn Races.

LONDON, May 25.-At EPSON, the race for
the ROYAL stakes was won by Limestone,
Silver Bell second, Passaic third. Eleven
ran.
The grand prize was won by Quicklmc,
Marden second, Leonora third Seven
started, including Gerald.
Louisville Races.
LOUISVILLE, May 25.-First race, purse
$3.50, for two-year.olds, three-quarters of a
mile. Bonesetter won by three lengths;
Brother to Grnstead second, Beechenbrook
third. Time, 1:lTH.
Second race, Tobacco Stakes, for all ages,
Lie mile heats. The first heat was won
by Boot Jack, the second by Ben Dor, and
the third and race by Ben Dor. Time,
l:49A, 1:49, :5lh.
Third race, test stake. 500 purse, for
two year olds, three.quarter mile, Punster
first, Bondholder second, Clipsetta third.
Time, 1:l5A.
Fourth race, Falls City handicap, 500
purse, one and one. half miles, Aleck
Ament first, Elenellen and Geo. Hakes
dead for second, Pathfinder third. Time
2:S7.
BoSToN, May 25.-Half mile dash, gentle
men riders, was won in So seconds.
Mile and half, Ventriloquist first, Co
diva second, Spartan third. Time, 2:52.
The three. .fourths OF mile was won by
Torchlight. Time, l:2l.
Columbus Races.
COLUMBUS, May 25. - First race, 2:2i
class. $500. mile heats, Rosa Wilkes won;
Big John second, Unalola third. Time,
2:29, 2:2sh, 2:27. :,
.2;36 class, $780, mile heats, Highland
Stranger won. Time, 1904, 2:33, 2:29,
2:33.
Base Ball.
DETROIT, May 25-Detroits s, Chicago 0.
BALTIMORE. May 25.-Baltimores g, Gin
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The Maryland Miners.

CUMBERLAND, May 25.-The work OF con.
structng the frame buildings at Eckhart,
for the accommodation of the miners to be
brought here by the Consolidation Coal
Company was begun yesterday morning,
and the work progressed rapidly and with
out interruption. 1t is expected that one
of the buildings, to accommodate about
275 men, will be completed by June l, and
the building to be erected at Eckhart will
accommodate in all 500 men.
1t is generally understood from the con.
versation of the Consolidation miners that
they will not accept Mr. Mayors proposal
and that the new miners will be put to
work So far no answer has been returned
by the miners to the proposition and none
is expected.
The firm who have the contract for the
erection of the Eckhart buildings, on Mon
day notified the County Commissioners
that they were apprehensive the work
would be violently interfered with. Mr..
Kolb the only member of the Board who
is now in the city, hclds the notification,
but has taken no action in the matter. He
showed the notification to the sheriff, who
has, however, taken no action in the mat
ter. We are informed that if the commits.
sioner's order the sheriff to dO.so he will
have to send posse comitatus to guard the
buildings in course of erection.
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Rs..,,es osWe.tern Jour.aIism,

Tucson, A. T, May ga recent NAM,
ber Of the Daily Citizen published certain
letters of c. d PASTOR, and criticized him
sharply. This morning Passion met J. A.
Whitmore, editor OF the Citizen, and with
out saying word, drew q revoiver and
fred at Whitmore, missing him. Pastor
has been arrested. The Citizen will to-day
deRounes him as cowardiy. assassin and
bully, 80
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Ranfist Nissianx

NEW YORK May 25.-At to-day's session
of the American Baptist Home Missionary
Society, the Jubilee Meeting Committee on
Chinese Missions, presented report which
was adopted, taking grounds against the
anti-Chinese bill. Rev. G. ". Lasher, of
Ohio, presented report recommending the
society to exPend $4,000 in missionary
work among the foreign population of this
country.
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FATAL DIRK.
stabts1 10 tho Heart la . Street.
Qoarrol. X
Two Beys KAied-fatal Fsll-Aaa Drowned
Murdered Ia 4 Row-Msea ersksa
BY kiek-cUsaed By ~
Can A Rsktisss
Seoundrsi.
MINOR CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
sTxssEu TO the MEANT.

MURDER - 81 keats aaA CssosUa
wsaaA,Arrssesd SsP The eriae.
ST.. LOUIS, No., Nay A.-St Louis ho
aaother munsrto record. At about nine
O'Clock Thomas 0'Hars, whose homs was &
1851 fapin street. in the suburbs, hsd sous
Of Ms neighbors II seems the backyard
and premises surrounding OHarss resi-
denoe is inhabited by negroes. A numbse
OF children had congrsgatsd on Q shed and
aS0ut thg yuyd q o14SA Asa,e- -Aspne.-.11AunA
annoyed BY their noise and tried 70 dVivo
them away. Several negro women, mother
and rel,tions Of the children came out of
THAR houses, and quarrel ensued. Angry
words were banded, and suddenly the man
fell TO the gronnd stabbed through tho
heart According to all occbunts his death
was instantaneous.
Alice Cabler, colored, mother OF enc Of
the offending children, was the most active
and aggressive of the women, and though
she stoutly denies the killing the indioa-
tons are that she struck the fatal blow.
She says she vas standing ciose by the man,
and he started towards her, when she warn
ed him not to touch her. When the officers
arrived on the scene they found O'Hara
dead and great excitement prevailing. They
took Alice Cabler In custody also her son
Ham. The stab was made with . long
bladed, keen dirk, and penetrated the
heart.
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PIrrsBuReH, Ma6 ga Uniontown, Pa.
special says: Bard Law shot and killed
Policeman Robb, this afternoon. Barrctrs
circus was performing there, and bard
Law and his brother JEFF, who were intoKi-
Gated, became involved In an alteration
with Officers Mccormick and Rsbb, In
which Bard drew.a revolver and shot Robb
through the heart. The murderer was
Jailed.
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Rough Experience sor the season.

WINSTON, n. c., May 25.-Captain T: p.
Caldwell, Just returned from Calsam Noun
tain, had an experience such as has never
before been known in, Southern State
within a week of the first Of June. When
he got in the valley, of. Balsam Mountain
he was oycrtaken bya heavy snow storm,
which had been falling all night, and being
lost in drifts only got ont after hard
struggle and nearly frozen Balsam Noun
tain is on the line between North and
South Carolina The thermometer stood at
33 degrees.
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AN AWFUL AFfllculoN.
a Father BrisGs Asne HIS 1wO Sens

CHARLOTTE, n. c., May s5.-Today Mr..
Richard Retler, farmer living in Moore
county. went to mill with load OF corn.
taking his two sons, Tom and John, on tho
wagon with him. The boys crowded under
several bags OF corn, ard Tom fell asleep
and was smothcred by re bags falling on
his face. While the h.rrifsd father was
getting the body from under the bags, John,
the other son, who had jumped out and
was standing near the wagon was kicked on
the head by one OF the horses and killed.
The father, nearly craEed with grief. re-
turned home with the dead bodies Of his
two sons on the wagon.
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Gen. Curtis Found Guilty.

NES YoEK, May 23-The jury in the
case Of Gen. Curtis, special treasury agent,
rendered verdict Of guilty on the first and
eighth counts, which charges the defendant
with receiving while in the employ of the
United States, money or other things of
value for political purposes.
A motion in arrest of judgement was
made, and June I'd fixed for argument
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Yhaal Ha1l.

CHICAGO, May GA number ofsweedish
carpenters working on the coal shed, on
the corner Of Erie and Robert streets, this
morning, fell from the scafIold 10 the
ground, q distance Of twenty-five feet T.
Anderson was killed outright, Fred Helm
was fatally injured internally, Joha Ana
zon received bad but not fatal injuSics, and
John Olson was badly bruised.
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Russia.

ST. PETERsBrRS, May 25.-Gen. Drentelm,
Governor of Kieff, has issued a proClama-
ton to the inhabitants of Balta, declaring
that the authors and instigators OF the
Jewish outrages will be tried by court
martial, and il the police are insufficient
to prevent outrages, the military will be
used. The chief of the Balta police has as
sured the jews of the immediate rePreSsions
of all OutrageS
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Dwarf Dead.

DETROIT, May 25.-Major Burdette,, the
dwarf, who has been on exhibition With
Forepaugh's show, died of congestion OF
the lungs, at PontiaN, this morning. He
was taken sick at Detroit on the 23d. while
being exhibited, was removed to train
and conveyed TO Puntac, but could get no
farther. he was born at Damascus Nd,
was 80 years old, 81 inches high, and has q
twin sister the same height.
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horNe StoIen-

"Pt''aI Dispatch 10 ihe Register.
fRkEr0Sr, D., May 25.-Last night val.
liable horse belonging to Hiram Crumley,
who lives two miles north of this place,
was stolen from his stable. The horse was
a valuable one. The thieves took a baItsr
butneither saddle or bride.
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WEST VIRGINIA
Posta, Changes and New Omces.

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-On and after June
1st the following changes in the Star Mail
service in West Virginia will occur:
The route from Point Pleasant to Jack
son c. H., will be curtailed to end at
Augorna, emitting Jackson c. H., decreas-
ing the distance five miles.
On the route from Cove Creek to Chap
manville, the postmasters will be permitted
to deliver the mail to the carriers ahead of
schedule time.
A postoffice has been established at Lee
Bell, Randolph county, West Virginia, on
the route between Camp Elk Water and
Huttonsyille. G..
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A0ufuk Trih

MINNEAPOLIS, MrsSs., May "a LeSeuer
special says: Charley Horn, who ten days
ago committed a rape on nine-year,old
daughter of Mr.. Zimmerman, at East Hen
derson, was indicted yesterday morning,
put on trial this morning, and this sitter
noon sentenced to imprisonment In the
penitentiary for life.
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Man Drowned.
Sh,eclni Dsspufch % ths Reyls6v.

CHARLrsroS. W. Va, May 26.-The clay
boat at the government work, lock No. 9.
near this city, sunk, yesterday evening.
and drowned Harrison Banks, laborer.
There werela number Of laborsrion the boss
at the time, but they scaped by swimming
ashore.
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The MAlley Case.

New HAVEN, May 25.-At the Malssy
trial, to-day, Thomas Degnan testified 1t
was Maggie Kane who, when alightine nom
the flying horses, cried out "My Goa I'm
paralyzed." negnan is known in the case
as the man with the black mustache.
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s,..e.ha.L CanIention.

Wnntssros, DKi-, May 2.-The Green;
back State Convention, five delegates, all
FROM Sussex county, met, to-day. John u.
Jackson, of Hockessin was nominated iof
Governor, and ]. A. Whittock, editor Oh
the Newcastle Star, for Congress.
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Cincinnati TO Blame.

A gentleman from youngstown, Ohio,
who is employed at one of the mills OF that
city and is at the same time stockholder,
was spoken to concerning the situation
last evening. He said: 1.-THE demand of
the ironworkers is the outgrowth of the
Cincinnati strike last year. That strike
was q long one and was holly contested. 1t
resulted in sort Of . compromise, the
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wnIbe&n,I.--,

AZ ESoylpENcE, SE, May 25.-The creditors of
"a tne rIoyidenee Tool Company have decided
~ go .4nunGe the business under trusteeship
- l.Ii sIeh time as the establishment NAV
is i Sa',lslsetorily disposed Of. The property
i7SSR S%5ueo al S2l, ,25622; indebtedness Sil.,
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Fred. Archer, the celebrated English
Jockey, keeps his weight down to liz
rounds by breakfasting on seidlitz pow
ders and hard crackers. He is worth
nearly half million dollars, but only
NeeTs it TO look at.
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Egypt.

CoxsrANTINoPLE, May 25.-The English
and French Ambassadors have again assur-
ed the Porte that England and France have
no idea OF any radical Intervention in
Egypt, but are simply considering the best
means of ensnrlng order.
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rbe HeartIes.NrSsslss

CINCINNATI, Msy 25.-Chss. Y. hcBriii
came TO shsrronville several yesrs ago, and
after obtsinings Avoece, married Pbosbs
Rosrer. Q lady Of wealth, sged Is years.
Wednesday night hs robbed her OF 1850.
which she had In the house, and Ned.
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Austria.

VIENNA, May 25.-Four hundred houses
belonging to the Jews were recently burned
at Vasaliski. Agrarian agitation IN the
Baltic provinces are increasing. The
peasants in Parnau are now revolted.
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eprTEAu BREAKING DOWN.
Reeds Last Scheme to save the Assas-
sins Neck.

Special DIspdtch 20 the Reoixer.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-The people con-
nectsd with the Jail say that Guitesu has
at last begun to realize his situation, and
that he is beginning to weaken and look
of settled despair has taken possession of
his eountenance. His sleep, last night was
frequently disturbed by inward emotions,
his whole conduct being similar to that of
other murderers who were as near their
doom as he is now.
1t isnow understood the loophole through
which Guitesu expects TO creep out is an
old Maryland law, which entities the
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YaanaaH Inl0en,

Ds~ros, Nay 2A--At Marlboro. yesterday.
Lewis y. Frye, champion bicycle rider d
the United States, vas thrown from his
kicycIe and faially fnIureA.
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Robbins the Mails

CHICAGO, May 25.-0wen Sweeny, letter
carrier, was arrested to-day, for stealing
letters. He made q full written confession
and was held 10 the y. S. grand jury.
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killed - . Yssiehs. Trails.

BRADvoKD, Pa, Nay 25.-Chsriss Hyatt.
Of Great Valley, New York, wss instantly
killed by an Erie freight train ~ Nat
place, this morning The body was hosrf.
bly, msngled. Hyatt lesrss wife and siE
small children
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Strike Broken.

REAprNe, Pa, May 25.-The striking op-
eratiyes of the Reading cotton mill have
returned to work at 10 per cent reduc-
tion after Eve weeks struggle.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Hempfeld Road 20 be Extended
Eastward.

WASHINGTON, Pa, May 25.-Several Off
cials of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad ar
rived here this morning, and il is now be-
lieved that the Hempfeld road will be ex-
tended eastward at once.