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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday, July ii, 1882
william Hart of New-York has been appointed Super
intendent OF the Generals depot in this
city, vice c. i. Fisher, OF Nebraska, resigned.
Attorney General Brewster is slightly indlspoesd and
has not been able perform his official duties for sew
eral days.
Professor John NJ. Langston, United States Minister to
Hay been granted leave OF absence and Is now on
his way home At the State Department it Is said that
there intention OF recalling Minister Langston
To morrow the last day for the fling of claims before
the Spanish American Claims Commission Many petit
tions were filed to-day. The Commission Will hold its
next meeting on October 2.
The President has signed the commission OF j. A. j.
Creswel, OF Maryland, as counsel on behalf OF the
United States before the French and American Claims
Commission,
The Controller of the Currency to-day authorized the
extension Of the corporate existence Of the First National
Bank of Findlay o. until July H. 1902. The corporate
existence Of the bank would have expired today and
this bank first bank extended under the new act
The Senate in executive session to day confirmed the
following nominations John r. West to be Commis-
sioner OF tue District OF Coumba william W spauld-
ing be receiver OF public money anu John carey 10
be Register of the Land ONCE at Duluth Mimi
The House Committee on Commerce to-day directed ad-
verse reports to be made the House bills proposing
increase the salaries OF local inspectors OF steam YES
sells At NewLOudOn, Conn, and 10 create district for
the inspection Of hul and boilers OF steam vessels at
New Haven.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day ac-
cepted Robert RandaPs testimony respecting the
Credit Indusre and made 1t part of the record IN the
CnllLPeru investigation. The committee will meet on
Monday to consider the nerOceauc canal report OF Mr.
Kasson in favor of the Ncaraguan route
Captain Payne, Of Oklahoma" fame, called upon the
Secretary of the Interior to-day The Secretary assured
him that so long gas the law regarding intrudcrs
in the Indian Territory remains upon the statute books
he will do all power enforce it, and that 1t would
be mprdent for Captain 10 attempt 10 settle i'll the
Territory HIMSELF and perhaps disastrous to lead others
there.
The Controller Of the Currency to-day authorized the
Farmers National Bank Franklinve N. Y. to begin
business with q capital of $4,000 upon deposit OF
$4,000 of United States bonds This bank is the first
bank organized since the passage OF the act, aud
ooi itself Of he provisions OF section g. which author
ICES banks TO be organized with capital OF Sl5OOOO
less upon deposit Of not less than oneourth of the
amount OF their capital in United States bonds.
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CONDITION or CROPS.

DETROIT, Mich, July 14.-Without exception
worthy of notice, all the reports relative to the wheat
crop OF Michigan about 10 be harvested are Of the
most glowing description The weather for the past
week days could not have been more favorable
for maturing aud rpening the cereals 1t has been COOL
and much OF the time pleasant with fresh breezes fire.
quently prevailing. The wheat-heads are large and
well filed The crop is beyond danger except from
wet harvest, and, to reduce that danger to minimum
the farmers have fully prepared themselves for the quick
gathering OF the crop by Monday next with good
weather. the harvest will be general member of
the Board of Trade, who yesterday took trip the
and Grand Haven Railroad for hundred miles
out reports tnat he did not OF poor wheat
and that on the higher and warmer grounds wheat will
be ready 10 cut by the middle or the last OF next
Week.
TORONTO, Ont, July 1.-THE July report OF the Bu
of Industries gives the following summary OF the
condition Of the gran hay and fruit crops in the prov
ince OF Ontario The in f wheat is nearly double
the in spring wheat; the estimated crop of fail
wheat Is 100000 bushels The oat crop promises to
be excellent Corn Is almost failure. Glover
will be s.Ort timothy an average crop. Apples prom
ise large crop but plums and peaches will be scarce
CHICAGO, July ia dispacn from Springfield says
The state Department Of Agriculture reports the pros
poets for large crop OF rye. The yield per
acre is larger and the quality superior In the southern
and central portions Of the The late gave
Illinois g. l22 600 bushels OF rye about OnesiXtn OF
tue tire cOunrys production and this years crop Will
be nearly or quite a. large rs IN 1880
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EFFECT or THE BANK CHARTER BILL.

Stock brokers in Wall Street were somewhat
disturbed yesterday morning for fear that the section
the law extending the charters OF the National banks
orDiddng the over-certidcatiOn of checks would
be enforced. They were early assured
by bank officers, however that the ordinary
course OF business would not be changed Little incon
xperiC by brokers who wished to
their credit during the day at the banks Some OF the
banks adopted plan Of marking checks zap
proved" instead OF certified" Many brokers
opened small accounts in the Of their
clerks, who gave the firm the required
checks on the bank, the latter accepting
them and creditng them to the accounts OF the firms
meeting of the Clearing House Association Will be hcd
to-day at y. III. consider what steps shall be taken
regarding the bank charter law, 1t affects The
OycrcerticaOn OF checks and also 10 repeal the rea
tiOn the Clearing which has heretofore treated
silver special cposit in bank clcarances and deal
gs. The latter action IL necessary IN consequence OF
the provisions OF the bank charter bill
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FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEWS.
r.uop1NG pRoHIRITIoN IN NEBRASKA.

FAVORING PROHIBITION IN NEBRASKA.
ATCuIsON, Kan. July 14.-The news from
Nebraska leaves little doubt that the people OF that state
are rcn dy the prohibition experiment. and
arranging for vigorous campaign.
DROWNED FROM CAPsIzED BOAT.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, July 14.-At South Ha-
ven last night o. FoOte OF the First National Ba TX,
Ill, were drowned by the upsetting of a sailboat.
THREE RUFFIANS KILLED:
TOMBSTONE, Ari., July 14.-Three des-
peradoes were killed in Sonora by pursuing party a
few days ago The desperadOes took part III the killing
of three men Calabasas last sunday.
DIsMIsSING SUITS
CINCINNATI, July 14.-All the cases pending
for violation vf law prohibiting the keeping OF liquor
shops open for the sale Of Intoxicating liquors on sun
day, were dismissed to-day.
LIQUOR SELLERS IN TROUBLE
DEs MONIES, Iowa, july 14.-Judge Dufiie,
OF the Fourth District Court hOlis that the Prohibition
amendment in force, aLd mas instructed the Grand
Jury to indict all keepers Of liquor shops, licensed
i' A FASTING WOMAN FAILING.
WABASH, Ind, July l4.-Aliss Elizabeth
Oswalt who has fas cd since ay Is gradually failing
and her death is likely to occur at any moment
STRIKE COMING o AN END.
ST. LOUIS, July l4.-Un Monday the great
workers here will be entirely over, tnat
day the Hembacher forge. the only IN the third
strict OF the Amagamated Union now ide, Will resume
operations.
DEATH or A CENTENARIAN.
CNCINNATI, July 14.-Ihe funeral of Ara
minta Williams coloreJ centenarian. took place tnis
morning. The exact age Of Mrs. Williams ls uncertain
being judged only by the date gwen IN her free papers
From these It appears that she at the time of ner
death lO2 years OH.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
FATAL sUNSTROKE.

FATAL SUNSTROKE
formerly Of was Killed by sunsroEe at Bcr@Gda
Hundreds Chesterfield County, Yesterday.
AN ASSIGNMENT IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, July 14.-Edwarls d Clark, jewellers,
Of hs sa sy se seno ss no Sce made ac Inc '' OF
MAINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY
BRUNSWICK, Me-, July 1.-The annual meeting
W bradbury OF Augusta, was reelected President.
JEWISH REFUGEES FROM Russia
refugees from Russia we'd in his CITY Yesterday They
came from odessa aud Ken and went West last night
A NEW COLLEGE PRESIDENT
BFILEFONTE Penn, july lf.-ProfesSor George
acceptance Of the presidency Of the Pennsylvania state
0O"'S" PARIS GREEN IN WELL
Tpoy JulV l4-Milliam Lamsdell. a farmer of
wac ond large q%any & Of P:1 sSSg %e L a his Ss we
'''''" woRKINGMEN FIGHTING
BANGOR Me- July IA disturbance occurred at
Mills Police Bangor were summoned and queled the
O'''D'O A SCHOONER SUNK
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, July lI.Eihc schooner
D. l. Adams Of Boston from WsehaTkca WIN ai iof BSs,
ton sprung aeak yesterday aud SANK Oh 0u'As oie NO
''' vac "a, Az INTOXICATED MAN DROWNED.
pIrrsToy. Penn. July IN liam Hart, age
irtyaye Of Upper Ptston fell into well today and was
Vile a short time previously.
CLAIMING DAMAGES FOR INJURED CREDIT
BosToN July 1f-ro5ge J Kaym9nd' mo 10 JraIer
sg.n't mercantile agency in IN is sI sy p'''Hs Ills
al
IN MEMORY or THE REV. MR GARNETE
AsBURY PAEK n j. July l4-lhc coioIed people
OF AsDury Park vicinity held meeting ~ l-Iuevhii
IIali this evening memory OF NE late henJ hylshu
OarneLI United states Minister t. LiperA
SHOOTING A CHICKEN THIEF 49, -
WuMNGTON \. g., July l4.-Andlew j. walker,
coored shot and Killed Titus Davis also oood age seNeny
ln TINS place daybreak this morning "e 'ne a'Ver
WA Attempting 10 rob the formers hen house
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
ns .s 81 he h aaod SSy Div 5dH son. s
closed IL session to-day meeting VIII DO nell AT
ocean Grove n j. on the second wednesday IN July, lSo3
KILLED ON A RAILROAD.
MARsHFIELD. Mass, July I4.-Last evening as a
train from Boston was nearing The Ridge Hill crossing h@
mile MarsEneld station struck wagon containing
William Weston francis, tnUw!ns bolA IN irohs
Of the train A. kliDg them lnsLAntlE.
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BAD WORK ON A NAVAL VESSEL.

to-day received a cable message from Rear-Admiral
Crosby commanding the South Atlantic station, dated
at Rio de Janeiro follows; Brooklyn docked, cop
per very much many sheets entirely destroyed by
corroson; entire copper urgent; cost about
$4,000. Request Instructions"
The Brooklyn fitted out at the Navy Yard, New
York about year ago. and newly coppered prior to
sailing to the South Atlantic station as the flagship
The Secretary of the Navy replied as follows; Con
diuOn of copper astounding aud almost incredible. Re
pairs at lowest possible cost under responsibilities OF
paragraph 8, page ST. Regulations"
The regulation referred 10 Is as follows: Every officer
is to avoid ali unnecessary expenditure VI puDhc money
stores and may be IN his power, To prevent
the in Otners ana 10 encourage the strcIest econ
Omy consistent with the interests Of the service. All
Will be held answeraDle for any wasteul or I'LL
proper that they may direct authorize OF KNOW
nprInlI.V
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CARRIAGE OF PASSENGERS BY SEA.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The House Commit
tee on to-day heard Mr. Schwab. OF the North
German Loyds steamship Company, and several Others,
i'll opposition the pending bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Deuser Wisconsin, regulate the carriage
of passengers by sea. Mr. Schwab advocated several
changes in bill the important Of which related
10 the clause which requires the officers of steamers to
provide eatngtables in the steerage cabn and TO the
for every person above eight years of age who may
die on board any vessel during voyage These parts
OF the bill should Mr.. Schwab thought be eliminated
There would then he sd be opposition 10 the meas
ure. The committee appointed subcommittee, OF
when Representative Guntner Is chairman to near tne
representatives oil the steamship lines further, and to
draft bill submission the full committee at It's
Ineet n TueslaY.
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AIEXANDRIA IN FLAME0'

THE EGYPTIAN ARMY DEMokALlHnD' HIS
.n.n, p,cuA DESERTED BY HIS FOLLOW r"' rur
AHNn' n",cr OF ooScEALMENr NOT KSowSwrnN
rxo1,sH AND FRENCH CoNsULATfs bon,rD Wv
TIE HOMES OF EUROPEANS DFsrRofED-NhN",,a MS
TWO MILES OF HOUSES on FIRE-eRhAi
TRrss IN THE CITY. -, F,ronean
Nearlv all the houses in the EUROPE, dn
Quarters of Alexandria have peen a 4Hot
su stroyed by fire. 1t is % estimated Snrninr. in"'
tSere T,' are two miles of buildings o"rnlnn 1rnTc
Tbe The English and French Cons"la'es l,so. "'cf Of
hnrned 10 the ground. Inc houses ,,
t%n y,"' foreign residents have been pun
Jercd der and the streets are strewn 1on w,an
debris % Admiral Seymour had intended
20 land a force to subdue the mob ana Ioliow
Arab. but he was Informed that 5000 Esyp-
tiaps were prepared for attack, WINE ne nc
could land only 800 men. IL If saiu .h"t .hat
tbe Egyptian army is demoralized ana 'lia' m
Arab Pacha has been deserted by MS ioi-
lowers. He has fed and his place OF mdinS
is not known.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Friday, July II, 1892.
The committee OF the Chamber OF Deputies is unani.
mOuslY in favor OF granting naval credit
MONTREAL, July 14-Several miracles said to
have happened at the shrine OF st. Anne
dc Beaupre, by which the deaf, blind and
lame instantly cured OF their nfrmities. Hun.
dreds of pilgrims resortng to the celebrated
shrines in this province. Great numbers are coming
from the United states.
OTTAWA, Ont, July 14-The Dominion Goyernment
has decided IN pr,pare OF the ontario boundary
award question and submit 1t to the courts. John
O'COnnor is 10 prepare the case.
VICTORIA, Is. C., July 1+-Mr Homer, Conservative,
is reelected for Westminster by accamaon Mr.. Reed,
Conservative in Cariboo is unOpposed. The elections in
Victoria Will take place on the 2lSt INST.
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SCENES OF DISORDER IN ALEXANDRIA,

LONDON, July 15.-The correspondent of The
NelCs at Alexandra telographs: The Khedvc's
GOODNESS and courage never left him during the
crisis. The sailors have arrested further progress
of the flames at the Harem Palace.
Dpomatists are trying to establish with
the Khedive the semblance Of Ministry. The peo-
pie cannot understand why the Americans, who can
only muster a handful of marines are invited to
land men. An officer on shore has sent word to the
ships that hundred refugees on the Marina are
clanoring for food Biscuit is being sent them"
The Daily Telegraph has the following: "AIltbe
Arabs are carrying white handkerchiefs on sticks.
and are showing great anxiety to be thought
friendly found General Stone with the Khediye
Inc General confirmed the report that Arab Pacba
had ordered the murder of the Khedve and added
that Arab had ordered the sacking Of the town be-
oreqmtting it. Two Arab soldiers have been
seized with plunder, and will be tried
for pllaging. Several Arabs have also
been arrested with large quantity of loot in their
possession. The Americans have landed sixfv
marines under command of Captain Cochranc.
There are still some Egyptian police on
duty. helping to maintain order. The
entrance to the Ras el-Tin Palace has been en-
trely destroyed. The courtyard and barracks
are full Of limbs and accOutrements. The base
Of the lighthouse is very badly damaged.
AHuIopedu muhicIpal oinciai inIolmeu ho thdI
Arab Pacha ordered the firing OF the town. The
soldiers were the first to begin to punder. Deser-
Ron from Arabi's army is rife"
LONDON, July 14.-A dispatch TO Reuters Tele-
graph Company. dated p. m, says Alexandria is
totally ruined. The houses from the Great Square
70 the custom house have been plundered. In the
square itself and other wealthy European quarters,
nere Is hardly a building not ruined or still burn
Me. The court house OF the International Iribu-
MAJ has 50 far escaped. The Anglo Egyptian Bank
A. also preserved. The streets sire Tn with
empty clock and jewel and similar debris, but
very lew dead bodies have been found. Two-thirds
Vi lhe troops deserted during the bOInbardmcnt.
Ai'er the Khcdiye's palace had been surrounded
party OF soldiers entered bis apartment and de-
.'"iea that they had orders to kill him and burn
~ palace. Their loyalty was bought by promises
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RETALIATING ON THE METROPOLITAN

1t is stated that the counsel of the Manhat-
tan Railway Company considering means by which
the connection that company and the Metropol
itan Elevated Railway Company can be secured wthous
disturbing the relations between the Manhattan
and the New-York Elevated Railroad Com
panies The friends of the Manhattan say that
their company could be managed more probably II its
obligations the Metropolitan Company were cancelled.
Tae action said be contemplated IL In retaliation for
the opposition offered by s. H. kneeand and other stock-
holders of the metropolitan Company TO the Manhattan
compromise agreement OF last November.
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BELIEVED TO BE 4 SWINDLER.

NORFOLK, Va, July 14.-The report made
at the Custom House yesterday by representing
himself w. g. Johnston, master of the schooner John
H. Morgan, alleged by him TO have been sunk or the
coast OF Delaware by the Aspinwan steamship John
Chauncey ia considered by subsequent events false and
Johnston himself is believed to be notorious swIn-
der who has duped the people OF the towns along tho
coast by similar stories several times within the as5
seven years. He appeared here under different names
in 1875, SIT and 1879, and by thorough knowledge Of
the coast and plausible stories succeeded In swndlng
numbers of persons He left the city this afternoon for
Newport News, before the police Authorities APP
prised Of his fraudulent acts and representations
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BALTIMORE AND ONO TELEGRAPH

BORDENTowN, n. j., July IA number of
gentlemen representing the Baltimore and Ohio Tele
graph Company-viz., Robert Stewart, Of Baltimore;
Charles McLoughlu, Of Paterson; a. j. Smith, Of
Hlghtst0wn; John A. Hall and j. G. HankinsOn, Of
TrentOn-met in this city Tuesday and held CON
sutatiou reference to the line OF telegraph to be
erected by the Baltimore and OhiO Telegraph Company
which is TO be built through the State. The company
has laid out ana secured the right OF way through
West Jersey In few weeks II s proposed To run the
wires from South AmbOy TO Camden. The line is to run
via the Camden aud HightstOwn Railway.
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pension bill was amended by the adoption OF genera
provision prohibiting the payment OF double pensions
Mr Hill OF Colorado from the Committee on Post Oces
ana f0st Roads, reported back the bill providing tna,
Whenever it shall become necessary increase the speed
at which mails carried under contract ON any post
route the service shall readyersed for the shorter
schedule required. Calendar.
In the House Mr.. Bowman. Of Massachusetts,, called up
the Dill reported from the Committee Civil service
Reform months ago to all claims and demands
against the Government to the Court OF Claims for inyee
ugatI0n, and II was passed
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Khedive had secured the loyalty of the cavalry and
infantry guards sent to watch him, and would sum-
mon the leading Pachas and endeavor to reestablish
order in Alexandria.
The Standard says the Admiralty proposes to re-
quest Admiral Seymour to furnish full report of
the performance of each ironclad, with details of
the working of the armament.
The Manchester Guardian IN its commercial article
says: THE markets are substantially unchanged,
awaiting the course of political events"
Egyptian unified stock has fallen three points to-
day
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THE REPUBLICAN, PEACE PROPOSALS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 14-Chairman Mckee,
OF the Independent Republican State Committee, issued
q call to-day meeting OF that body in this city on
Thursday July 81 consider the four peace PROPOSE
tons submitted by the stalwart Republican Committee
and whoh the Independent candidates, speaking for
thepselves alon. have rejected Independents In this
city saw that the committee will doubtless reject the
and probably refuse 10 sanction the
agreemenL OF Candidates Stewart, Dun, Merrick and
Iinkin 10 have new convention at which none OF the
present candidates either ticket "oud DC egoe tok
reu
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, July 1.-The Republic
can Con gressonal Convention reassembled to-day and
resumed ballotng On the 362d ballot the names OF ii.
S. Neal the present incumbent aud of two other candt-
dates were Withdrawn and the 30Ith ballot Johu
W. Mccormick, OF Gallia County, was nominated
NEw-ALBANT, Ind, July l4-rhe Democratic Con-
gressional Convention this district day nominated
s. NJ. StOckslIgei tor reelection.
CHICAGO, July &-The Republicans OF he XIyM
Congressional District Champaign yesterday rencnr
mated j. q. Cannon
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NEV- WINDSOR PROPERTY TROUBLES.

NEwBURG, N. Y, July 14.-Thc text of
the Court of Appeals decision in the Of the New
Windsor propertyowners against the West Shore Rail
road Company shows that it is not sweeping against
the company as at first supposed. The opinion holds
that the amendment to the original order appointing
commissioners improper, aud for that only
the proceedings reversed. In other respects the
Court follows the decision in the Of the NowYOrk
Central and Hudson River Railroad relied upon by tine
company counsel in argument New proceedings VIII
he taken to condemn the lands included in the present
IN
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yCTTuS OF THE TOY PISTOL.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 14.-ln Centredala
last night James McAlister. age fifteen. died OF
reslting from injuries inflicted by toy pistol Mrs. K
H. Alexander died IN East Greenw ch, on Wednesday,
from similar cause.
PorTsyILLE, Penn. July 1L-James Roaies, aSe
thirteen. died here Last night from locKjaw, the eecs
OF IL toy pistol wound.
WORCEsrER, Mass July li.-Rufus Shaw, age seven
teen, OF WestoorO died last night from locksw, the
result OF a toy pistol wound.
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ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED SWLNDLING.

CHICAGO. July Nm. /. Couch, grocer.
OF this city, WAS arrested this afternoon ON charss
that he was fugitive from justice In Missouri where
1t Ia claimed he obtained money by false pretenccs
After his arrest property here was levied on ioS
claims 10 the amount OF ZOO Couch asserts tnat
IL a case Of baokmall.
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THE BRITISH RIFLE TEAM.

LONDON, July 1.-THE British rifle team, to
take part the International match at Creedmoor, viii
sail for New York the Alaska the 26th OF
August. They will take up their quarters at the Garden
City Hotel Long island. Tho far made by tho
criterion of their strength none OF the
will the Martini rifle, out most OF them VIII
shoot with the MetfOrd rifle.
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4 STEIN YACHT WRECKED.

AsBURY PARK, n. j., July 1.-the steam
yacht Neptune, from NewYOrk for Neptune City, owned
by Charles A. Buddenseck, wrecked opposite shark
River last night. Captain Maltby and Engineer
Frederics the only persons the vessel rescued
The yacht is total loss.
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CRIMES And CASU4LTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., July I3.-Captain William
Moser OF this cty Vas the inlet last night whe
attempting reach nshmg SMACK.
KILLED On RAILROAD o
BORD NTOwN, \. j., July l4.-NOttleben Dlocher
To the Pennsyyania Railroad track TINS not-
ing Camden struck her, khng hei iAsAuy'
SUICIDE FROM DOMESTIC TROUBLE. .
NFW-B W-BRUNsWlCk, y. j.. july l4.--SlhOn ram
forty hye. lrlshman was iounI utoNneu IN tne
hosiery today ItouDio WIN MS "o "~s PA"OAOH
the OF his suicide.
TWO PERSONS DROWNED.
WORCESTER, Mass. July l4.-Edward Hall, ace
aouf the late Mayor Theron h. all
ana hc wife or s Henry .. Hail. going a
when their horse became frightened, carrying
both into the pond They were drowned