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The bridgeport Miners.

10 hf EbHOT V Nf hyNTT.
Please insert the following and oblige.
In reply TO the Wheeling creek miners, or
rather TO few of them. as / am satisfied
that the miners of that place that are not
satisfied number about twelve men. You
will always find few kiCkers i'll every
mine. If the miners who are dissatisfied
will attend the miners meeting on Satur-
day evening next, We will try and give
them satisfaction. As for our being practical
miners, il any one wi stand Oh the princi-
pal corner Of Bridgeport each evening for
about two weeks, what he will not know
about mining and miners business won't
be worth knowing. AS for being led the
by the Wright. think you are led by any
one at present or likely 10 be unless you
change your way Of doing business. In
conclusion, ] will say that you should not
kick because some of you did not get elected
as delegates, which ! am satisfied is the
whole trouble. Respectfully,
CHAs. WRIGHT.
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MOB LAW.



CINcINNArI, April 27.-An augusta Ky,
special says: Last Saturday, while at log
rolling, near Fairview, Ky, William and
Bradford Court brothers, quarreled with
James end John Smith about the shooting
of Mrs. Smiths COW. A fight resulted and
Bradford Court killed James Smith with
pistol and escaped. Officers and
citizens pursued to Courts residence,
where they found large quantity OF sto-
len goods, and under the floor, concealed
by trap door, Bradford Court, He and
his brother were taken to Jail at Brook
Vile on Monday, and were TO be examined
to-day, but mob, last night, took the keys
from the jailor and took the Court boys
half u mile away and hung them together
on limb of a tree. The Court boys were
desperadoes though aged only 10 and "a re-
speCtivelY.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
Nan Run Over and Killed.

SIbct1d4 70 NE IIeytSlcFs
new CUMBERLAND, w. Va, April PA
man named George Hahn, employed at
Freeman Bros. fire brick works over the
river, was caught between two freight cars
on the side track of the works to-day and
crushed. He was engaged in pushing an
empty car down the switch when the sec.
ond one, not having the brakes down as he
supposed, suddenly followed, crushing him
beneath the bumpers.
Mr.. Hahn was much respected citizen
of this town, and his sudden taking off in
the prime of life is deeply deplored by the
entire community. He leaves a wife and
four dependent children. b.
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Mesfern HhenI.

Sr LovIs, April 27.-The Post-Dipatcb
publishes reports OF the condition of the
growing crops of winter wheat in Missouri,
Kansas, Kentucky, and Tennessee. In Ten
nessec the prospect is for very fine crop.
The Weld will he from - to Is bushels per
acre. and be harvested from May 10 toJune
Il, In Kentucky the acreage is about an
aversge, and will be in market by June ID
and turn out from Il to . bushels per
acre. In Missouri the acreage is > to l0per
cent above the average; harvest May - 10
June Sd. Prospects fine. In Kansas pros.
poets never better; harvest about June 10;
If nothing happens, the largest crop in sew
eroI wears past will be harvested.
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Marriage i'm High Life.

LONDON, April y. - The marriage of
Prince Leopold to Princess Helen, Of Wal
deck, took place at George Chapel, Wind
sor, to day. a large crowd gathered at
Paddington station 10 witness the depart
ure of the wedding guests. Windsor was
gaily decorated with flags and bunting in
honor Of the event. Shops were closed and
the town was crowded with visitors. Sa
lutes were fired during the day. The war
ships at Portsmouth and other places were
decorated with flags. The marriage cerc-
mony, which was conducted with great
pomp, was concluded shortly after l o'clock,
the Archbishop OF Canterbury being the
chief officiating clergyman.
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Reward Offered for Train Robbers.

ST. Louis, April 27.-A dispatch from Dal
las, Tex, says; General Manager IIoxie, of
the Iron Mountain road, who is down the
line on business trip, has offered one
thousand dollars reward for the arrest and
conviction of each OF the men who attempt
ed to rob the passenger train on the Texas
and Pacific road, the night of the 2lst inst.
Another dispatch says three more of the
robbers who went through the Texas and
Pacific train. at Ranger, last night. have
been captured and that they and their
wounded companions who we're arrested
three days ago, were brought to Ranger.
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POSTAL POINTS.
Changes Made I'm West Virginia.

WASHINGTON, April PA post office has
been established at Flading Springs, Cabell
county. on the route between Ona and Ca
Tell Court House.
Changes in the Star mail service in West
Virginia have been ordered as follows: The
service on the route between Jackson {. II.
and RavenswOOd will, on and after the first
Of May. be increased to six trips a week,
and on the route between Wayne c. II. to
Louisa. Kentucky, the service will be cur
{. lied to end at Fort Gay, emitting Louisa,
ana decreasing the distance a half mile.
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The Arizona Troubles.

4, SpecEdl 70 Western Associdted Press.
WNSHINGToN, April PA message from
the President to Congress, this afternoon,
rccites that great lawlessness exists in
Arizona: that the Governor reports that
violence and lawleSSness reign; that robbery
and murder are common, and citizens alarm
cd: that COW boys cause this trouble, and
TO suppress them the President RECON-
mends that the army be permitted to CO.
operate with the civil authorities; and that
soldiers be permitted To be employed in that
territory rs a posse coBmitaflLs. Referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
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The Chinese Must Go.

SAN Francisco, April 2T.-Delegates from
the Trades Assembly have been holding an
Anti-Chinese State Convention in this city,
this week Several interior labor organize
tions are represented. Politicians were
ruled out. Last night resolutions were
adopted providing for boycotting the Chi
ncSe and all who deal with them, and pledg.
ing the members to assist, when called
upon, in an overwhelming demonstration,
TO prevent the landing of Chinese after rea-
sonable notice is given.
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A Queer Confidence Gama

pATRoiT. Mr.H.. April -Adolph Zeisse.
'ar murder Of Henry Kamann. .ot ten
y ears. sentence in the Recorders Conf
Today, Among other prisoners sentenced
vas LAWYER named august Hennslrr. who
COY three years for queer kind Of crook.
'aAeSs. His game was to colec, money
.;o'a men who had business in a certain
Guy, representing to them thar the Judge
HaN hSrd % up and wanted loan of S25. or
~. IhiS some Of the victims paid, sup
ing .ss thereby to gain the good will OF the
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DR.. LAMSoN MUST HANG.
The Evidence from America Not Suili-
cient TO Justify FurthRr RcsDite

cient to Justify Further Respite.
LoN2"N. April "A further respite for
j.. LamNon has been refused. The Stand
R7i is informed the Home Secretary. after
RUe consideration OF the latest atfdavits.
has decided no ground exists justiiying
iIrtAer delay in the execution of sentence.
Dr. lamson will accordingly be hanged
IN tomorrow morning. The home office
pa notified all interested To this effect.
lie News discussing the Iamson caSe'
StSN he iull examination which the atlida
MS irom the Inited States have undergone
"" Sc1Tcr.y enhance Attorney General
i'-rNS'er.S tame
lac lines SAYS none can doubt that in
loving tie law tu take its course the Home
;, 5e'ary ha> acted with perfect Justice.
''. LaluSou has written a long letter 10
/. = solicitor, giving an elaborate account OF
.'' experience Of mental and moral meta
..'. s.oScS. caused in him BY the continued
-N Gi morphla and atropia. He refers To
..t. lI'ar state ut his mind at the time OF the
,'ra'A OIL resident Garfield. He concludes
! expressing the belief that a scientific pa
."'tyg'Cu post mOrtem examination will
re ut service 10 science
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One Iutlian (;onc.

SAN FRAScrsco, April IA Coluss dis.
patch says: On the night Of April 2tth, IN
Indian was hung by 4 mob on stoney
creek, thirty miles west Of Colusa. He had
threatened the life OF J. NJ. Hugh, Q promi.
nent farmer, and as he had been cngased
In one murder and was desperate charsc-
ter, he was taken out and hung. lie had
been arrested and was In charge OF q cons,a-
bic at the time.
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Both Died Game.

LAKE CITY, Col, April 27.-This morn
ing, at o'clock, hundred masked men
overpowered the guard, took from Jail Geo.
Betts and Jim Brown, who shot and killed
Sheriff Campbell, yesterday morning,
while attempting TO arrest them. The men
were taken to bridge in the lower part OF
the city and hanged. Both men died game.
Belts asking some men for a chew of to-
bacco Just before the rope was placed
arouni his neck
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TRiCHiNOSis.
A whole Family Perish ~ the TsssS.
ble Disease.

ArcuI-os. KAN, April IA case Of
trichinosis is reported from Clyde. On the
sd inst. Adam Ballinger killed . hog, Of
WHICH the entire family ate, and during
the night all were seized with vomiting
and all the symptoms Of trichinia. A son
OF the family, aged II, died during the
night, and the rest OF the family are In
dying condition, except Mrs. Baliinger,
who may recover The movements OF
the trichinia in the raw pork may be OBJ
served with the naked eve.
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The Auti-Chinese Bill.

Sptci1l % u tSteFh -dSSvcttl4su LTeSA-
WASHINGTON, April Ex-senator Farley,
Of California, in discussing the anti-Chinese
bill. this afternoon, gave that question a
political turn. He said the matter of anti
Chinese legislation had been taken charge
of by the Republicans, and managed in
close corporation style. He complained
that the Democrats from the Pacific coast
had not been consulted as to the needs OF
their constituents, and claimed that TO the
Democrats belong the credit of all that.may
have been achieved
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MoUNDsVLIE.

Mr.. Jno. Parkinson. ST., Is having an
edition built to his residence near the court
House. w..
Mr.. II. s. White, eK-member oil tne Mes'
Va Legislature. from this county vi"
town Yesterday, on business
The Moupdsyille school will close next
ueek after a very successful term, under
the management Of Pro-. Haines- Seven
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,1rushea 4. nr.lh sy the Car.

ToRosro, o., April G.-At the works Of
Poster, Minor 4 Co.. three miles above
here, this morning. John Ilaun, an EN-
ployc Of the above firm, Was instantly
killed by being caught between two freight
cars. Haun lived across the river at New
Cumberland, W. Vs., and was about thirty
FIVE years Of age. lie leaves Q large family
in destitute circumstances.
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AuAahNg HIRh(.

LoRpsRrRG, n. NJ, April 27.-A fight oc.
CURED. yesterday afternoon, at steine Peak
between the Indians and Captain Pupper.
OF the 9th Cavalry and his Indian scontA
-Four OF the latter are reported killed and
two private soldiers. IL Is Gained shat six
OF the hosliles were killed. Many Wild
rumors are aHoat here, but no other
authentic information has been received.
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DesIrucIiXe Storm.

CINCINNATI April pa special from
Nanceburg, Kentucky, says: A destructive
tornado passed over the southwest part OF
Lewis county, late yesterday evening,
throwing down dwellings, barns and fences.
and injuring several people. The wife OF
Mr.. James B. Evans had her arm and both
legs broken. Several families are left
homeless
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wedding Bells.

DIS MorSEs, Iowa. April 27.-iesterday
evening Frank B. Wiborg, of Cincinnati,
and Miss Addie NJ. sherman, eldest daugh-
ter of Hoyt Sherman, and niece OF Gen;
and Senator Sherman, of Ohio, were united
in matrimony. The wedding was an eiso-
crate affair. notable in its guests and de-
tails. After a trip to Europe, the couple
will make their home in Cincinnati.
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Tee He. Fatally Msvt.

CIScrSsATr. April G,-A New Lexington
D., special says: A hand car. with eight %
or ten section hands, collided In . tunnel
at Brtr Ridge, two miles south Of here,
with q passenger train. Two workman.
John FraBcy and James Farrell were
fatally injured
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The 81. Louis Rupavays.

LOUISVILLE NY, April 27.-John g. Curtis
and Mrs. Barrett Dixon, the st. Louis run
sways, arrived in this city, Yesterday, and
registered at the Gait House as ]. L. Leon
ard and wife. During the evening Curtis
was recognized by an acquaintance in the
hotel and the clerk of the house was in
formed. The couple left on the midnight
train for New Orleans.
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Wanting TheIr No.ax

bsrg h.E,' ' o., April 27.-The furnace
So ',o> ana coal miners have been on a strike
g., 60 Apru 18th at Orbiston and Monday
rsr, rTA soile on account of the Hooking Iron COM
g. '5alliiing TO pay OFF their hands on that
60 Inc men are still looking for the
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kaiser MiIIinm,. -.

hkE-iN, April THE Emperor's snsacb
3, 1. 'he opening OF the special session of the
f.rchS,ag, will express the ntmos, conf;- NJ
E.,ace IA the continued maintsDo,cs -
L'.etnc.y relations with foreign nora-S ,I- .n5 ~
VI" ann9Unyc the introduction of work.
MI. nv. insurance and tobacco monopoIv
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Attempted Murder and suicide.

SAN Francisco, April 27.-Dr. y. Z.
Woodward, dentist of reputable stand
ing, to-day, shot woman known as Mollie
Woodward, with with whom he had been
cohabiting, infiicting q dangerous wound,
and then shot himself dead Cause, jeai-
ousy and refusal Of the woman to become
his wife.
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,AYeuthfuIFfre Bug.

ST.. Louis, April 27.-At Palmyra, Mo-,
Bill Pope, a ten-year-old street arab, was
detected in The act of setting fire to large
barn. He confessed to other cases OF in
cendiarism and was lodged in Jail to await
the action of the grand jury.
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Newro shot.

Crscrxsarr, April IA special from
Lebanon, Ohio, says: Americus Heeiey,
colored, was shot in the head and fsce by
hi. stepson. Evans Hughes, fifteen years
old. The weapon was . shot gun. The
xonnd j. not dangerous. Meeley had been
ousrreIing with his wife, Hughe- mother,
Wien the boy interfered with the gun.
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HORRIBLE DEATH.
Fatal Rssult es . kalsus 0sa1rd
In Virginia.
A Whole Family Die Of TrieAiaosis-kst
haa hanged-crushed By the Cars
Died Of Observation-Disclosures
by the Cable.
FIRES, GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Special Dispasch 10 tie Raptaer.

SPoHaI DFfpdIch 10 thf Reusar.
FARNrsooS. W. Va, April This Il.
ternoon train No. 6, drawn by engine No.
"A, going west on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, when near Gallahef's switch.
struck q man named Fleming, who
lives at this place, knocking him down and
inflicting serious injuries. The train was
stopped and the unfortunate man picked
up by the train men and carried 70 The
station, where he received proper attention.
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Tm6roIementa New Cumberland.

New CUMBERLAND, W. VA. April 21.-
Yesterday the officials OF the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad were at Freeman sta.
ton making a preliminary survey OF the
switch to run to the river for the purpose
OF loading freight from this side OF the
river. Each year the West Virginia FIRE
Brick Company, of this place, ship by rail
about 700 600 or SOC. 900 brick and 1000 or
1000 tons Of clay To do this.they are COM
pelled to haul it from the river, about a
fourth of the mile at cost OF about seventy.
five cents to one dollar per thousand, and
twenty-five cents per ton for the clay, to
Mccoy station, and load itinto the cars.
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,,.,.,,,v R,,i.S-a.r,~A % Death.

MnwArKEy, April ?7.-John Miller vAs
instantly killed by falling from building
at Appleton, Wis, to-day.
A four.year old daughter OF Henry Gs'
baltaler. of Fox Lake, Wis, Was burned tD
death by her clothes catching fire from
hanErp
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FINE McoNO.

DxTRorr, April E.-The lumber and seszs
mills. owned BY Barrett & Cray and = y.
Kinney. at woodville, near White Clece.
Sewsygo county, we're burned ~ nieh1
Barrett and Grsy's los 81 ,0o0; insurseD
$500. Kinney's los 500; no insufsnees
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THE HOSTILE INDIANS.

The Situation in Arizona-The Latest
: Aasiees nj Military Headquarters-
ssSHIcAGo, April 2T.A-A special from 9uo-
son, Arizona, says the reported burning OF
and massacre at Gualleysville is positively
denied. The rumor probably grew, out OF
the attack on Ayres Camp below that
place, at which fourteen men were killed.
A hundred and fifty Indians are encamped
in the vicinity OF Gualleysville, which
place is completely depopulated
with the exception of sixteen
armed men, the rest having
cone with their families to San Simon. Sig
nal fires are burning in all directions
around Wilcox and large bodies OF hostiles
are in view. There is no force there to
protect the town in case of an attack.
Advices frem Fort Ar'"he say the hostile
forces are divided O.:e band is in the
vicinity of Clinton, and two others, in
Chircuhua mountains near the border line
Posythe's command struck one band Tues
day, in Horseshoe Canon. The hostles
killed four friendly Indians and one soldier,
and wounded four. They then resreat
rapidly with the troops in pursuit
WASHINGTON, April 27.-The War Depart
ment states there are in the military de-
partment of Arizona about 1.30O soldiers
The nearest point where there are other
tyoOps is Fort Bayard. where there arc two
hundred and twenty-five. Mcdowell tele-
graphs that the news from OvertoD, near
Morem. shows the Indians killed five men
and ran away G5 miles. OvertOn has gone
after them, towards Doubtful Canon. The
Indians have killed many people along the
Upper ella river.
Six Indians Killed.
CHICAGO, April PA dispatch received
this morning at Gen. Sheridan's headquar-
ters from Capt. Woodruff, dated at Lords
burgh to-day. 1t confirms the news that
Gen. Forsyth struck the hostile Apachcs
Yesterday and killed six of them. The fight
occurred in the southeastern corner OF
Arizona, in the vicinity Of old Camp Ruck-
er. The Indians were being pursued when
the dispatch was sent. Gen. Mackenzie ap-
proves the operations thus far. Gen. Sher-
idan says that the length of time which he
required to restore peace and safety 10 that
section will depend on whether or not the
ApacheS get over into Mexico where
the troops are not at liberty to follow them.
The country is extremely rough in that
section. and almost impossible to get ut the
hoStileS.
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D~skl~ OrOWai0g.

YorsGsTows, April E.--Amos and Fred
Gather, aged nine and seven, we're drowned
In the Mahoning river, 10 day. The youne.s
fell of dam and the other went To bis
rescue both perisbing.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Run0red Wreck.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, April 27.-lt is rumor-
ed here that the Chicago and Alton patSen-
ger train has been wrecked at Grain Valley,
twelve miles east of here, with heavy loss
of life. No particulars.
ST. LOUIS, April 27.-A special from Kan
sas City, says: The wrecked Chicago and
Alton train was No. Is, from Chicago, due
here at $50. The station agent here says
no one was injured except the fireman,
Joe Hammond. The trai n was ditched and
badly wrcckpl
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For EmbexxIeman.

AmLorr r"TiS, ms, April IA dispatch from
.,,,,ooS Ills, says George Butler. real
.ebs-,,' 'geht was arrested. last night. on a
rs 81. u having embezzled money left in
De mus NUS 9y parties residing in Detroit To
''eS'ed IN real estate in Illinois.
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4 -;zona herderS are busy raising cat
ord the Arizona Indians are busy
Ling hair.
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DseS sfHySpsphobla.

MILWAUKEE,, April 1.-THE little dsush'
ter Of Charles FilIey, who wss bitten By .
butchers dog, . short tins ago, dsed 70
vreat agony NJ 5 o'clock. DR.. Ffancis pro.
nounoed IL case Of undoubtsd hydropho-
his
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rheMaIIey Trial.

NEw HAyES, CT, April N.-In the Malley
trial, this morning, DR.. Prudden testified
that he found no signs TO justify the opin-
ion that Jennie Cxamer Was drowned.
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. London dispatch says that there Is
,-ious crisis in Zulu affairs, and great
) will be necessary to prevent terri
,EOCdshed.
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<. = regularly as spring time comes
,3man resumes the war path. The
I.s-Irrle sam feeds him through the
49, the harder he fights him in the
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1 = Petersburg, hand bills are being
t,,I.ted calling upon the Jews to join
] NihiliStS.