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a PREMATURE BLAST,
Three Laborerx Killed and "a Number
Fatally Injured

Fatally Injured.
MlLToS, n. Y July l3.-0n the Yves,
Shore road near here, this afternoon, Thos.
Egan, foreman, was in the act OF tapping q
hole for q bast in which there were abou!
two kegs Of powder, when suddenly there
was an explosion.
Vim. Powers, one OF the laborcrs, saw
two Italians lying dead and two alive
One OF the latter was crashed on the
breast. and another sitting partly UP will,
his legs crushed and stone. on them
weighing five tons. They got lacks" and
endeayored TO move the stone, but could
not. He will no doubt die.
Physicians OF the region roundabout were
soon on hand alleviating the suffering rs
best they could. The list OF killed and
injured as handed in by the time keeper,
is as follows: Killed; Two Italians, a third
missing, supposed to be buried under the
ruins. Injured: Thos Egan, foreman; Jno.
Fennimorc, will die; NJ. Callahan, case ser.
ionS; Jas scdore, Barney Horan, an Italian,
will die; Italian boy, water carrier, will die.
Two more Italians were badly crushed.
The names OF the Italians cannot be ascer.
tained, as all are known by numbers only.
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STAR ROUTE TRIALS.
feAterdny's Proceed inEr- Making Fro.
Kress Very SIowly,

WASHINGTON, July l3.-In the Star route
trials, the prosecution called Contractor
Albert Z. Boone, Of Washington, TO the
stand to give general testimony. Boone
testified he knew all the defendants in the
ease and engaged in business relations
with some OF them in November, 1877. lie
met Stephen W. Dorsey in the Postotlice
Department and his conversation with
him-Qhis conversation was ruled out by
court upon objection). 7
Mr.. Boone was then requested TO state
what he done as result OF that conversa.
tion. Objection again made and an argu.
ment ensued. Is
At It's close the Court rendered deci.
sion, as follows SIN regard To what had
been said relative to ex-senator Dorsey he
did not think there was anything in that
which required the attention OF the court.
II he had done anything which he should
not have done MS member OF the Senate
there was a statute which covered that
act. lie was indicted rs member OF n
conspiracy. In regard to the claim OF the
defence that evidence must not 20 behind
May %, 1871, it was true the indictment
fixed that day and overt acts followed.
The position taken blythe defence that no
evidence as to facts that transpir.
ed anterior to that date could
be received was erroneous. It
was none the less conspiracy
since that day, iii was conspiracy before.
1t may have existei for dozen years, and
although the indictment could not charge
that it took place more than three years
ago, yet the parties who entered into or
carried out the existing conspiracy may
properly be brought into the
indictment. Innocent combinations
might gradually change their
character, and become vicious conspiracies.
The Court thought it WAS proper 10 prove
that these parties were in combination
anterior to the conspiracy. On the other
hand, it was not competent TO prove the
existence OF conspiracy by the evidence
Of any conspirator previous to the existence
OF 4 conspiracy, rs fixed in the indictment
or after its dissolution. @
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: The Democratic State Committee, OF New
York, meets in Saratoga, August S.
The Democratic State Committee oi
Pennsylvania has been called to meet in
IIarrisbursnJuly %.
In Haralson county, Ga, Yesterday, Sam
Hunt, constable, attempted to arrest two
colored miners. They resisted and Hunt
shot one dead.
Duke Brosa. policeman. raided some
gamblers at Enterprise, Miss, yesterday,
who fled. One was shot and killed. Before
dying he accused Brosa Of killing him
without cause.
Conrad Horstein, aged GO, Adam Kimby,
aged 35, and Ford Hay, aged iS, were
drowned last night while trying to cross
Big run, near Waverlv, Ohio. in q wagon.
The run was flooded by rain.
A German named Hawke, near Yazoo
CITY, Miss, was found murdered in a
eistern Yesterday. His house was also
burned down. Charley Parsons. his part.
ner, is missing. and is suspected Of the
crime.
Senator Voorhees,, In the Senate ypster.
day, made long speech on the tax bill, in
the course OF which he said that the tariff
policy, which he advocated, would make
The Southern people self.reliant and indie.
pendent, and which would better the con.
dition OF all classes.
Captain Young, OF the stcamer Hope,
telegnphed to London yesterday from
IIonnensstaad, sixty miles east OF Ham.
meriest, II am just starting for Nova Zem.
bla, with schooner in tow, which l intend
leaving to cruise on west coast OF Nova
Zembla, and pick up any Of the Eiras crew
that may have retreated across the ice"
Byorder OF the President the Military
Department Mt West Point will be discon.
tinued after August 20. The supervision
OF the Academy. Is transferred 10 the Gen
eral OF the Army under the War Depart
ment. q Col. Wesley Merritt, Of the Fifth u
S. cavalry, is appointed superintendent oi
the Military Academy ut West Point. and
will relieve Brigadier General O. o. How.
ard, September /. General Howard is as
signed 10 the command Of the department
OF the Platte, relieving Brigadier General
Geo. Crook, who; is assigned to the com
mand OF the department OF Arizona, il
place Of Major General Orlando D. Wilcox
Col Wilcox and his regiment, the Twelfth
infantry, will 60 to the department Of the
Platte. 4 ls \, = 3 Il
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SourlI CHICAGO, July l3.-All quiet at
lrondale this morning, and the men ere
making preparations to so to work Monday.
1t is impossible to get the exact terms upon
which the strike was settled, though MI up.
pear well satisfied with the result.
Regarding the compromise between the
strikers and the Calumet Company, one oi
the officers OF the company says it is agreed
to keep secret the terms till matters have
been adjusted at Pittsburgh, and that al.
though the men are not exactly bound to
abide by the decision ut Pittsburgh, the
compact here depends somewhatupon tha,
decision. =. go ~. - = ] u.
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TRE.rade dollar is now worth as much us
sny other dollar. Uncle Sam will at last
reltem them with the dollar OF the dad.
tis"-a dollar that is really and intrinsic
Sly not worth as much rs the trade dollar,
but, as that old fellow in Georgia said, has
bten "stomped' as legal tender for 100
,sn,e ... p. w.
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CIscrsSATl. O., July lS.-Chas. T. Ian.
caster, of.Parlor Grove, Ky., farmer and
horse dealer. while driving across the
track OF the Ohio 4 Mississippi railroad, n,
Fifth street, with Il buggy, was caught BY
the switch engine and instantly killed.
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JAMESTOWN, D. r., July lS.-The whea.
acreage Of this country has increased fully
one hundred per cent. The prospect to.
day for wheat, oats and barley has never
been equalled. 3. - *
Z SpRISorlELD, Ill, July l3.-The oats
crop seldom, II ever, promised larger
yield per acre than now. The State De.
partment OF Agriculture has returns con.
iirming previous estimates. Scarcely any
OF the reports received are uniavorable,
and a considerable portion Of the crop il
harvested. n b 4, + 2. -
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FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS passed over
she counter OF the First National Bank OF
slis place last week in payment OF wool.
ihs represents sales OF about 100000
rundS-& GairsriQe Chronicle,
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BLooMlsoToS, H., July l3.-Thc stalk
borer is doing considerable damage to
oats in this section, and State Entymolosist
Forbes is investigating its characteristics.
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WAsHlScToS, July l3.-The President
has approved the act TO enable the National
Banking Associations 10 extend their cor.
porate existence,
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Che lstellige,tter,
=. ,o.. y, aud u fourteenth street.

wv
lnportant agreement was arrived at
.,,r by the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
"a Company and the p, W < Ky. Com.
hywhicl their difficulties and litiga.
: regard to rights Of way along the
:s lpont, between the south bank Of
r.ips creek aud the boat house, arc to
Ian nut Of court, concessions having
u,de whereby the latter company
,,rse,l with the work Of constructing
), in. 10 RHsood. The settlement ar.
81 :, needs some enabling legislation
,.,, n. CITY Council, and the matter was
,.,.,,ul. !! The session last night, to the
o,f,,,s Committee and the City So
"a, ~ rport to m adjourned meeting
a.maiuc Little doubt exists Of such
,.s, 90 the part Of Council as will en-
~. ,be as.eemen, to be carried into
.s.+ Such at least is the general hope
,zI s,pec.ati0n. The agreement between
n, companies will lie found in our local
nIann:.
In this connection We may appropriately
,,sr 10 the fact that there are new rumors
d IN carly resumption OF operations on
,he Eempleld extension Of the B. ( 0.
Company. Nothing OF 4 definite character
h.: leaked out; but the rumors come to us
in such shape MS to inspire the idea that
tbere is something in them. There is no
to1L. that tie matter is under serious nd.
si.eme1t nj this time at headquarters. In
lsnuch, however, rs our hopes have been
80 often dashed in this business, we do not
propose 10 enthuse over the prospects un.
ill they loom up more distinctly. Mr..
Glne!t may suddenly change his mind
ssain at the last moment.
In connection with the legislation asked
for at tue hasds ui the Council i'll the way
Oi raiiiying the agreement entered into
te.Rea the L. 4 0. and +. W. & Ky.
Companies, the following in:errosations
Lare been laid on our table, with re.
Qc=t to print ior :he consideration Of the
Council:
ha contract made by an incorporated
ronpauy valid unless the seal OF the COM
any Is affixed to it? Is y contract signed
or the Master TRANSPORTATION OF the B. &
J. r R. Company, without the seal OF that
company attached,a binding instrument,or
IN it not be set aside BY tina: Company
'heheyer it sees proper to do so? Ii 50,
hen, the contract offered to Council, last
light, is binding only on them and can be
'uored by the B. K o. Company il it is TO
5 interest to DO so? Would it not be well
" Council 10 take all the time necessary
II a full understanding OF the ordinance
sfore taking final vote on it.
INQUIRER.
At the meeting OF Council tonight i,
lish, be well 10 inquire into the rights OF
'her railroads TO utilize any privilege con-
sded on the part Of the city to the D. & Q.
nd T., ". & ny. II is well to bear in
lind that the river front will be monopo-
Ied by these two roads for all time to come
the tracks laid by them under the pro.
osed agreement cannot be used by
itnre roads. This is an important con-
laeration, and one that should NOT be
'yslOOked. This may be the time and tn.
only tine to look out for the Wheeling &
Lake Erie and the Southern Pennsylvania.
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BosToS, July sls.-six boys died in this
city and vicinity since July fourth, from
lockjaw induced by toy pistol wounds. "a a
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thority from us, and furnishes another
instance Of what has been apparent all
through this proceeding, viz, unwarranted
assumption OF authority by DR.. Lamb
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The I,hr hrnix parx MnI,,er.

.oSDoS, Jnlyl3,-TWo brothers named
Flaherty, who recently returned from
America, have been arrested on suspicion
Of completely in the Phoenix Park murder.
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The blaze from such a large bonfire on the
plains OF the delta should have been seen in
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Faithful to the Last.
s'Be brave, Beryl."

''Be brave, Beryl."
The north wind was bowling fercaly
through the cordage of a,staunch vessel
as she dashed through the seething
waters that stretched away from her on
every side in desolate fury. Now poised
on the crest of a great green billow,
and anon plunged into watery depth
that seemed to end only in the bosom
OF the earth, the good ship struggled
bravely with the mighty forces of the
tempest; but though her timbers
might groan in almost human agony,
there was no parting of the seams, no
weakening of the bolts that held deck
and bulwark together in so firm a clasp.
1t was Beryl McCloskey's wedding
trip. Two days agone she had been
joined in wedlock's holy bonds to
George W. Simpson, and her mother
had consented to go with them on their
bridal journey 1t was her loving arm
that supported Beryl now, her kindly
voice that spoke the words with which
this chapter opens.
"George cannot love me, mamma"
the girl said, speaking in low, mellow
tones, "or he would be at my side now,
when / need him SO sorely."
"Do not judge hastily, my child" re.
Piled the mother. George is pretty
busy. Even now l see him leaning over
the vessels side" ~ q
us he then SO very, very sickS" asked
Beryl.
"Quite very" said Mrs. McCloskey.
HAS he thrown up his situation2'
mo, my darling.s 4tz4
'Then," said the girl, . holy love-
light illuming her pure young face, 81
will never leave him,"-[Chicago
Tribune.
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THE HOME DOCTOR.

CURE FOR CoRNs DIR. Foote'S Health
Monthly says: The following for
mula lis highly recommended for
the cure of corns, whether hard
or soft. 1t is applied by canei's-
hair brush or bit of cotton, and isnmc.
diately dries on, forming film or erti-
fetal skin. -Four days after the appli-
cation warm foot bath should be usetl
to remove the film. and, if necessary, IL
can be re-applied. Usually the corn Oh
part Of it becomes loosened and comes
away with the film. The formula is /:
Salicylic acid, 30 parts. or grs.; ext.
cannabis indica, 5 parts, or grs.; colo
dion, $40 parts, or q. OF.
CHEW YorR FooD.-As every particle
of food must be acted upon by the
gastric juice, or some Of it will be
troublesome afterwards, it stands to
reason that the finer food is cut, chewed,
masticated, the more easily and per-
fectly will it dissolve or be digested.
Meats, vegetables. any food masticated
as fine as small shot, will certainly be
digested far more easily, and very much
sooner than If it goes down in Jumps as
large as buckshot, or chestnuts or wal
nuts. Masticate the food fine in the
mouth. and mix it well there with
saliva.
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In the condition q N s1fesbled system. de-
spending mind and impaired digestive appa-
-atus il prOd1eed By the Supreme tonic and
sorrsetlve, HOasssssE's St1n8eh Bitters. The
nervous sysssl Of delicate persons invariably
lacks tonsL This ths Bltsers u peculiarly
adapted to supply, SINE BY invigOrating it
tends also 10 tI1nquilEEs the nerves This be-
nign result Il sGecas thrO1gh the medium OF
improved digestion, and the establishment Of
regularity IN ths h0Esls when they are dis
turbed or ohssrue4sd- Ths stomach il soothed
and strengthened, and the system fortified
By it against DAliga climatic Influences. and
after u1EOnted fatigue. both mind and body
are refreshsd AID their energies renewed by 1t
Persons whose voeazio1s require severe ply
steal or mental strain VIII ind It q matchless
compensation for diminished vigur-
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FOR TnE FAIR SEX.
News and Nolea lor woman.


In Floyd county, Tenn, recently.
four brothers named Burnett married
four sisters named Berry.
A letter of Queen Anne at a rec
sale in London sold for $3.50. One from
Queen Henrietta Maria to Cardinal
Mazarin went for sos.
The Des Moines (Ia.l Leader says /:
"The next legislature will have to sub
NIT the woman suffrage amendment,
and in 1884-the women will vote In this
State.'
The Misses Littell, who carry On the
Living age left them by their father, are
highly intellectual women, whose criti-
cal acumen is evidenced by the value
of the selections which make up the
magazine.
Miss Agnes Harris, of st. Clair county,
Missouri, for two years teacher of music
in the Fayetteville College, carried of
the first prize at the commencement
exercises OF the Cincinnati College Of
Music last week.
The Woman's Silk Culture Assccia-
ton has during the past year establish
ed an auxiliary association in Alabama,
and steps are being taken for the forma-
ton of one in New York and another IN
Florida.
1t is not generally known but is
nevertheless true, that by law passed
in 1869. women are entitled to vote and
hold Office in parish and religious soeie-
ties in Massachusetts, on the same terms
as men.
Sarah Radcliffe lectured at the vestry
of the Second Baptist Church in Spring
field, Mass, last week on "The Eduea-
ton of the Blind" Miss Radcliffe is q
graduate of the Perkins Institute for
blind, and her lecture is said to have
been very interesting.
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MKNsMAN's PEPToNIzED BEEF TONIC, the only
preparation Of beef containing its entire ntttri-
tioss properties. II contains blood-making,
ties; invaluable for indigestion, dyspepsia,
nervous prostration, and all forms Of general
debility also, in all enfeebled conditions.
whether the result Of exhaustion, nervous
prostration, overwork or acute disease, par
ticularly II resulting from pulmonary com
plants. Caswell, Hazard, b Co, proprietors,
New York. Sold bv drugRists
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Young and middle aged men suffering from
nervous debility, premature old age, loss Of
memory, and kindred symptoms, should send
three stamps for Part VII Of pamphlets issued
by Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo. N
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Thousands Of bottles Of CarboIfns. . dsodor
zed extract Of petroleum, have been soId
rom Al over comes one universal CIV. scar
9oiine u the best hair restorer ever used-F
Sold by all druggists.
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AsHEVILLE, N. O., Aug. 9. 1881.
b. Il. WARNER 4 Co.: sirs-I consider YOU
SAFE kidney and Liver Cure the best medicin
In the world for kidney and liver diseases.
Col. r. @. OgRRYoN
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B Ribbon bows and loops play a con-
spicuous part in all fancy or dressy
toilets.
Immense hats of drawn or shirred
Grape, null and yelling, are worn at
European seaside resorts.
The favorite glove and long mitt of
the dressy girl is of silk or undressed
kid in Pompelian red or deep terra
Gotta color.
Nothing more hideous can be con-
ceived than the bouffsnt tournures of
crinoline which French modistes are
bringing in vogue.
Large collarettes and shoulder eapes
of lace and embroidery are much worn.
A new fancy is to decorate them FRO
fusely all around with hoops of satin
ribbon.
The newest ball dress material is Of
net of every cJlor, white and black,
sparkling with fakes CT steel, and
decked with loose lozanges of every
metal hanging among the threads.
The marked features of the present
style of dress are skirts just clearing the
ground all around. paniers of various
kinds, ruches or ehicorees, or full ruff
des at the bottom of a plain skirt, and
scarfs forming bow or loops behind
French evening dresses of soft white
Victoria silk are sometimes arranged
with graceful scarf drapery of the
silk crossing the bodice diagonally, and
then forming panier at one side, while
at the other side lighter material of
striped gauze, spangled tulle, or lace,
is also draped panier.
OF all the modes of bonnets intro
duced in the beginning of the season
the one which has proved the most pop
ular is the trim little French bonnet Of
last year, in various notifications; the
capote, the jsunty little princess, and q
shape much resembling the Marie Stu
art bonnet, but not SO pronounced in
its pointed dent upon the brim.
The pulled bindings of satin or vel
vet are found to be so becoming that
they are used on small bonnets and
large hats alike. A single large Eowon
one side of the crown is more stylish
for large hats than twisted scarf sur
rounding the crown. 1t is preferred to
leave part of the crown behind quite
bare of all trimming, not even long
feathers being permitted to meet IN the
back.
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They went fishing She lo0zed lsnE uidl
at him and said Il wish the fish would tit
at YOUR hook, if vas fish / would"
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EPILEPsY Usual

successfully treated. Pamphlet Of particular
one stamp, address WoRLD's DIsPENsART MED
IcAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
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An editor who was told that his Last article
was as clear as mud, said: swell, that cover
the ground intended.
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Pain Irrisasi01, RsisnS5oa, Incoufinsucs
Deposits G-1vsl. ETC, cured By --Bu hupaibs. >
81 Send for panEh1s1 To L S WELLS Jerse,
CRY. N J. -'-'
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. Treatise uroa ths Horse and his Diseases
Book Of 100 pages VA11ahle 70 every owner
Of horses Rcsfage Stamps tAksa. Sent post
paid By B41tInore Newspaper Union, e TO 81
n. Holiday 81. BAltlEors. Nd.
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piece OF steel is a good deal like man
when you get it red hot it loses its temper.
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DISEASES or WOlIEN.

Large treatise for three stamps, giving
means of successful self treatment Address
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
Buffalo NY
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nal nesh. Try bottle.
A these cats indicate, the Oh IL used suces.s.
fully fer all diseases Of the kunan foul and ansmal
Gnak Shake will before using.
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Cannot be DIsputod.

Don't fan 70 IouoN q
vel oAskeA
RlInES Burns I'D
WILLY DcAlda,
0fIblainn, Frost Bitoa,
ocrAfches or Grea1A
Chkpped HAndn,
Ext1rrAl Poigonn.
Sand Cr1ckn, Poll EVIL
GALS Of AL kinda.
1UeIlirgs, Tumon
Heah Wounds. 6itfAgt.
Ringbone, Foul Ulcs1.
Gargef in Gown. Earcy.
Cracked Teatn-
Canous, LameneaA
Horn DiEtemper,
crownscAb, Quittof.
Ahscsss Of the Udder.
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gprAins and DruissA
etrihghalt. WindgAllA
Foot BOT in Sheep,
Eoundered + est
kou2 In Poultry,
sore Nipples, CqIb;
Epizoottc, Lame Back,
Hemoorhoids or Piles,
IoothAche. RheumAtism.
6pavins. SwesAey,
CornH. WhitloWs,
WeAknea1 Of the JcintA
Contraction Of Muscles,
Cramps, Swelled Logs,
FistulA. Mango, Thrush,
CAked Breasts. Boils. ta
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~ N4uAl- ~ - pun up IN D0t-
tles Of three sizes, and al v,
ask IL that you give 1t a fair
trial, remembering that the on
put up with white wraps,
(smAlD Il for human and foWl
nesh, and that with yellow
WrnpDar three airnal for ani