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drunken rough named Ben Parish, in
a fight, cut four nlen-Ben Oneshoff'
Julius BertzIer, Ben Lam mus and
Bernard Schoeppers. Lammus and
Bertzler were fatally and the other
two seriously wounded. Parish es.
capped.
Savarro, n of the Indian police,
killed a Western Indian at Southern
Ute agency. Ignacio, chief of the
Southern Utes, fears the friends of the
dead man will retaliate on the white
settlers. Indian Agent Patton has
notified the commander at Fort Lewis
to warn the settlers Of the danger:
Herman Blackmann, of Bloomfield,
Iowa, died from wounds inflicted by
another farmer, named Crane, during
a drunken quarrel. Blackmann's
father is said to have been a Duke of
the Grand Dukedom of Saxony.
Crane is under arrest. Both fomilies
are eminently respectable.
The Massachusetts Board of Educa.
ton voted to remove Prof ssor Walter
Smith from the DirectorshIp of the
Normal Art School aud from the
State Directorship or Art, because of
dissatisfaction with his management
of the school, and decreed that the
other teachers be retained, and that
they form a faculty, with Otto Fuchs
as President.
Edward j. Courtney, convicted at
New York of forgery, vas sentenced to
the State Prison for five years. He
forged the names H. J. JeNett, Presi-
dent, and b. w spencer, Treasurer of
the Erie Railway Company, to a check
for $33l0,50, drawn on the Marine
Bank. 1t is said that Courtney has
gone under aliases, and has been in
prison in Auburn. Washington, Ohio,
and Philadelphia.
FOREIGN BREvITIEs.
The Recreo Theatre, at Madrid, has
been destroyed by fire.
1t is stated positively that the coro-
nation of the Gear has been postponed
until 1883.
A mar named James Casey has bee
arrested at Dublin on suspicion of be-
ing accessory to the murder of Kenny.
Count Tolstoi, the Russian Minister
of the Interior, has instructed the
frontier authorities to do all that Is
possible to facilitate the return of the
Jews.
The Canadian Wimbledon rifle team
has arrived at London, and will pro-
coed to Wormwood Scrubs to practice
until the Wimbledon meeting opens.
The Channel Islands are sending a
strong team to compete for the Kola-
pore cup.
Thomas Walsh, who was arrested in
connection with the recent seizure of
arms at Clerkenwell, has been re-
manded until Friday week, after con-
elusive evidence had been given by
the police to show that a number of
consignments of arms had been sent
by him to fictitious names in various
parts of Ireland.
AT a meeting of the Amatuer Row.
ing Association at Henley on Wednes-
day the committee passed a resolution
declaring that they would not be JUS
tilted In recognizing the Hillsdale
crew as amateurs in accordance with
the English definition of the term,
and that thay cannot undertake to
advise the acceptance of a challenge
from them.
TIE Cavendish and Burke Murders.
DUBLIN.-It is stated that the police
have o tanned fresh information rela-
tive to the murders of Lord Caven-
dish and Mr.. Burke. An additional
reward of $500 has been offered for
private information in connection
with these murders.
DAVOuuOuuu 10 AIhCk 4flsu muAucicAss
DUBLIN.-The Freemdn's Journal
states that the Government intends to
employ bloodhounds to track muir.
derers.
Uruguayan Instructions Leaders Killed.
BUENoS AYRES. - The principal
leaders Of the instruction in Uruguay
nave been killed.
Bishops Against Ladies' Land Leagues.
LONDON. The Arehbishops and
Bishops of Ireland have prepared a
circular to the priests. directing them
to circumference the Ladies' Land
League and f%orbidding females attend
ing public meetings without the 0
sem of the parish priest.
EGYPT'S WAR CLOUD.
BRITISH RESIDENTS LEAVING
ALEXANDRIA.
Arab Pacha Supplying Arms to the Ma
tives-Egyptian Bands Attempt 10
the suez Canal.
ALEXANDRIA. - Ragheb Pacha,
President of the Council, received a