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FOREIGN MATTERS.
Some Hot Fighting at Sierra Leone
Ono Hundred Men Killed - Eighty
Two Men Killed by q Single Shell.

LONDON, June 26-Intelligence received
from Sierra Leone states that the recent
British operations against Chief Gbpowe
were sttended with great atrocities. The
native allies butchered and multilated all
the male prisoners. These allies lost over
100 men during the attack upon the main
fort, which was csptured. Eighty-two OF
the enemy were killed by a single shell.
The Fisheries Conference.
At the Fisheries Conference, last night,
Mr.. Lowell, United States Minister, presid-
ed. Professor Goode, of the American
Commission, read paper on American
fisheries, at the conclusion of which the
Marquis of Exeter moved vote OF thanks
be rendered the Professor.
Mr.. Lowell said he believed, without
national vanity, be might say that the gen.
erous grant made by the United States Con-
gress greatly encouraged the fisheries ex.
hibition. The scientific and practical char
acter of the American department was
acknowledged. American fisheries, he
said, were mine Of wealth and a nursery
for seamen, and were protected rather by
the people than by law.
woman's Rights Meeting. s-----
at the woman's rights meeting held in
London last night, Jacob Bright, NJ. p,
presided. Sussn B. Anthony and Eliza
beth Cady Stanton made addresses.
Several Persons Killed.
A Times st. Petersburg dispatch states
that several persons were killed during the
fire yesterday in the warehouse on Gutu-
jewsky Island.
Not Yet Paraeaed.
In the Commons this afternoon Porter,
ATTORNEY General of Ireland, stated that
James Carey, the informer, has not yet
been pardoned, but the subject was being
discussed by the government. If Carey
should be pardoned, he said, the executive
clemency would certainly be coupled with
the conditions.
Deaths from Cholera.
DAMIETTA, June 26.-0f ~ deaths yester-
day % are known to be from cholera The
rest, it is suspected, were from the same
malady.
The BIootIed. Bread Trial.
LONDON, June 2G.-All the Christian law.
vers at Nyreghaza, Hungary, where the
trial of Jews, charged with numbering
Christian girl, is proceeding, have adopted
a resolution attacking the conduct OF the
public prosecutor because he scarcely con-
ceals his belief the case was fabricated by
persons opposed to the Jews.
The Land Act.
LONDON. June G6.-Mr. Parnell, in a
speech al Monaghan, said it was the object
O. his party so to improve the Land Act
that the majority of tenants would get
reduction of 80 per cent in rents.
He Printed the Wrong Article.
MhnRID. June 26.-The Carlist's organ,
Cabe celia, has been sentenced to suspen-
sion of publication for forty weeks for pub.
llshing libel against the Queen.
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ARCHBISHOP WOODS FUNERAL.
Many DignIiarIes Pay n Last Tribute
10 the Remains 10 Man who Lived q
TSeInl Life.

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-This morning,
in the presence of the dignitaries OF the
American Catholic church and a grand
audience, and with all the sacred Ceremo-
nieS betitting his high rank, the final rites
were paid to the mortal remains of Arch
bishop Wood, and they were sealed in the
Csthedrs, crypt.
Among the high dignitaries OF the church
who took part in the services were Arch
bishop Williams, of Boston; Archbishop
Corrigan. OF New York; Bishop Becker. OF
Wilmington; bishop Shanahah, of Har-
risburg: Bishop Mullineri and Bishop
Elder. OF Cincinnati; Bishop Ksin, Of
Wheeling; Bishop WattisOn, of Columbus;
Bishop Wiggin, OF Newark, and Bishop
Earrel OF Grafton.
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Rrnfal OufraYe,

LOUISIANA, No, June 26.-kate Murray,
a Young girl. was oUtrageously assaulted
early yesterday morning by negro, who
knocked her senSeless with rock. then
tied anC gagged her before he accomplished
his fendish purpose. A negro named Joe
Brown has been arrested on suspicion, but
the girl was not able to identify him. The
citizens, however, are excited and talk OF
lynChing him.
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The BOARD OF Education

are about to put up two more school build
ings, and as our people are already groan
ing under heavy taxation, We would sug-
gest that that honorable body follow the
example Of the Churches-get up festival
and compel the aforementioned young
man to attend il. He doesn't mind ex.
pepses. although he may not care whether
school keeps or not and thus help on the
good work. =,
Rev. d D McI.ane. formerly pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian Church, together
with his wife and nineteen OF his. mem
hers has Joined the Congregational Church
OF this city. His friends are bound to see
him through.
Nr. Woods has been elected 10 council
from the Fourth ward 10 fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of p. +. Brady.
Several of our teachers are making prep.
arations to attend the ohio State Teachers
Association which meets at Chautauqua,
July (. An interesting programme is to
be rendered, and large attendance is ex'
pccted. The fare for the round trip from
our City i only $3.50.
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PARKERSBuR6.
Many People Attending United states
Nourt Hotels MuChiy Crowded
other Notes,
N.-riIl d n keItsiEr.

SyrciGi % he Register.
i'eara~ur sr. June 1.-THE present ses-
NJ" ,t the United States Court attracts
IdLy strangers 70 our city and the hotels
Ie al 'U.. At Hills Central tonight the
.-estS were 50 numerous that beds were
.IpIOYced in the sitting rooms and the
ts'oT a"d all the available space in the
~s..S on the second and third stories were
. ed IN the same way. Among those
~ n h..'' We noticed Col. T. p ShallcrosS, J.
= N'an,ua Marshall G. W. Atkinson and
- c. Wheeling, and J. W. Haggarty,
>-y' 7y5' "l 'he Fairmont detective agency.
IEs ''Tand Jury met on Monday.
rIt-e commencement exercises of Prof.
I'1Ae SCaOo. will be held at the public
TIs. .. the Academy of the Visitation on
fsI..stay at three P. NJ, and will doubtless
Er,lNresrirg.
b-sue.s ''e'HSl" u III "heel'nS on
E53-lgs J. N Jackson is holding court in
CSS,otIh tbs week. l.. y. Tanner, c. t.
r.T-."eA, W. Yandevort and other attor-
are there in attendance at court.
S,r q. Tyns'ace Gibson left here on Mon
F,o,.N ~, Wit Court Housa.
lo.,, 'aN sl Cooper, Of the Sonoma is in Cali
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EIGHTEEN CHiNAMEN
Killed In n Railroad Accident ana
Many Others Seriously Injured.

MIssoULA, MONTANA. June 26.-News was
brought here to-day by an eye witness that
on Saturday, the sd, al $50 P. NJ. at Elk
Creek, mile and half east OF here, that
on the siding where the gravel train was
backing down, was run into by the wood
train, Instantly killing eighteen China.
men and wounding twenty to twenty-five
Others. The engineer OF the gravel train
was killed and the fireman seriously
wounded No one was hurt on the wood
train. The gravel train was going at the
rate Of IS miles an hour when the collision
occurred. Both engines are a complete
wreck. The dead were buried al Heron
siding and the wounded cared for.
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YELLOW JACK.
Ihe Fatality at Very Cruz-Fcars that
Vessel in Galveston Bay n Injected
with The LoafhsOme Disease.

GALVESTON, June 26.-The Associated
Press representative to-day interviewed
party who possesses peculiarly favorable
opportunities for obtaining late trust
worthy information from Vera Cruz. He
learned that the estimated death rate OF l.
per day at that port from yellow fever Is
exceedingly cautious. IL is probable the
correct figure is even higher than the one
given. The fever. as has been stated, Is
of a particularly fatal type. The percent
age OF the deaths among the unfortunates
stricken with the disease being much
greater than usual, the informant deh-
nitely stated that of every seven who have
taken the infection fully six have died.
Regarding the startling reports received,
they are exciting more or less comment.
one asserts that it would not be surprising
if three or four cases of the malignant pest
develop on board the Hatien, which is in
the harbCr.
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Phil. sheridan for President.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, June S.-The Jour
nal nomipates Gen. Phil. Sheridan for the
Presidency and concludes long IevieS OF
his life "a follows: at can be said OF SheF-
idan he never made mistake in the exc;
cution of any duty or administration OF
any trust. As President we belieYe ne
would combine all the best qualities OF
Andrew Jackson, Abraham Lincoln ana
Cen Grant"
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A Pair OF Aeefaents.

LITTLE RocE. June 26.-This evening
freight train north bound on the iron
Mountain railway jumped the track nea.
Curtis station, iitchiDg the locomotive ana
FIVE cars. Two freight trains on tAe sauie
rosd this evening colIded near kuoble
cation totally wrecsing both esgines and
Gitcbipg over twenty ears. No one was
hurt in either acci6ant.
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Served Him Right.

LANCASTER. Wis, Jane 2l.-Sam Ga:!ln,
colored. exployed on Pat Judges farm. was
arrested 10 day for intimacy with Judge
daughter, who is . young white girl, and
who gave birth 10 a colosed baby two
weeks ago. When being taken to PRISON
Gatlin was shot in the back by some IN.
known patty, who put ten buekshot
through him. His death is hoarly ex.
peCteN.
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A pespondent Puts n Ballet Through
His Brain.

MInplErowN, O., June 26,-An aged citi'
zen of this county who resides about Tour
miles from here. was found near the STOCK
wards with bullet through his BRAN; "A
revolver was lying beside him which PLAIN
ly showed that he had taken has own nIe
The deceased was about sixty years old and
did net live with his wife and family. The
cause assigned for the act was despondeney.
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She Won't Peach on Her Husband. /.

SALT LAKE CRY. June 25.-The Supreme
Court of Utah, yesterday, decided that
Belle Harris, polygamouS wife who has
been in Jail two months for contempt in
refusing to tell the grsnd Jury who was
father OF her babe, must remain in prison
until she answers. She says she will re.
main forever before she will turn against
her husband
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Tar on the Stones Where they Sit.
TEXAS JUSTICE
Correctly 10 q Black
Brute who Played in the Role Of a

JEFFERSON, TENAs, June 26.-Lacy, one OF
the negroes guilty OF outraging Mrs.
Rogers, near Lasater few days ago, was
Iynched on the bridge this morning. He
fully confessed. A buggy was driven from
under him, producing fall. Five
hundred people were present OF both
races and sexes. No secret was made
of the intended langing, as general
notice wss given of the exact hour. 1t was
first decided to burn him, as was done in
previous case in the same vicinity some
time ego. but being recollected the law pr
vides hanging is the penalty for rape, it
was finally decided to follow that course.
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His Last D0se.

LOUISVILLE. June 26.-D. NJ. AyieswortA.
formerly of New York City, employed as a
stenogrspher in the Louisville and Nash
vile Office here, wound ups debauch to
day by taking All overdose Of chlorsl. and
was found dead 10 his bedroom. He has a
Young wife in New York.
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Financial Matters.

WAsHrYGroN, June 26.-The Treasury re-
serve which has been steadily increasing
for the past several days amounts to sli?'-
4Sl, $50. 1t is stated that the payments to
be made the present month on account OF
pensions, will not exceed 81 .l25,6OO. The
quarterly interest on the four per cent.
loan, due on July next amounts to ~
35O OOD
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
A Proposed Change I'm the System OF
0FEanizatt0n which will Not be .
Good Move.

ing of the General Assembly OF the knights
of Labor, which will be held in Cincin.
natl in August, proposition will be sub
mitted 10 change the system OF organiza.
ton so as to make each trade independent
A movement has been inaugurated in this
district which is the largest in the order.
The cause assigned is the growing opposi.
tion to the present system, which taxes all
trades where representatives OF any one
are on strike. Is is claimed by many
that il this change is made the order will
soon go to pieces, as it is an abandonment
Of its central idea-that one trade shall he
supported BY others.
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Great Agony,

and he was kept there three weeks, after.
wards the governor of the Jail came to his
cell and offered Is ,000if he would 90 on the
witness stand and make such answers as he
should be directed to make to questions by
the prosecuting attorney. He refused.
He was then taken to Liverpool and put
on the Circassian and forwarded to Cana
da. On his arrival in the deal OF winter
he contracted severe cold, his valise and
clothing were stolen and he went to hos
pital, from which he emerged but a short
time ago. At Toronto Archbishop Lynch
befriended him and helped him into Buff
falo. Although suspected of completely in
the Phwnix Park murders. Teeny stoutly
asserts his innocence and claims to be the
unfortunate butt of British hatred. He will
be aided by Buffalo Irishmen.
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BaIIetinr for a L. \. Senator.

CoS,oRp. n. H., June 2G-The ballot for
United States Senator 10 day was as follows:
Whole number, 33l; necessary TO choice,
lGl. Scattering, :; Aaron F. Stevens, Il;
Gilman Marston, l3: James +. Briggs, 80;
James W. Patterson, 33; Edward II. Rol'
lins, l04; Harry Bingham. III. Rollins
loses nine from Fridays ballot.
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narvard,s graduates.

B0sroN, June 26.-The graduating class
o! Harvard to morrow numbers 2lO, the
largest in the history OF the college. The
Neurology alumni the past year was .I5,
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Assrvspt 0isis Rsvesgs.

Rr,pr.o, Pa, June 26.-The large barn
OF farmer nam ed Smith, In Derry te1a'
ship. Lebanon county. wss totally de-
uoyed by fire, with its entire contents,
II i alleged that IL was fired By thirteen.
year old terysnt girl who received
. scolding. The family were In the hay.
field when the deed was committed. At
first the girl ssid she hsd seen . tramp
smoking pi1e leave the barn but she after.
wards admitted her crime.
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Will They Row?

PIrT>ITRCH, June 2G.-John Powers has
challenged John Cushion to row two mile
working boat race in best and best boats.
BriceIand Did Not Row.
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Weisgerber and Clator rowed together in
the doube.scull race at Pullman last Sat.
urday. Briceland was sick, and this is the
cause OF his not appesringin the race.
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six Prisoner. Take French Leave.

NANDALIA, ILL, June 26.-Lsst evening,
as the sheriff was passing into the Jail to
lock the prisoners in their cells, six OF
them overpowered him and made their es
cape. This is tine second delivery made in
civ months
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STEUBENVILLE CHURCHES.
The Ice Cream Festival Mode of De-
pleting the Young Mans Pocket Book
New school Houses.
Special 10 the RcgiStCr.

SrEUBENvILT E, June 26.-The COngrega-
tionalists OF this city are erecting an ele-
CANT church on Washington street, and for
the purpose of Ii luidating the Indebtedness
thus caused they held fair and bazar last
week, by means of which they cleared
about 500.
The United Presbyterians also have laid
the foundation for new place OF worship,
and by a supper short time since gave our
generous citizens abundant opportunity to
contribute to their cause. The MethOdists
likewise, OF Fifth street, come TO the front
last evening with a strawberry and ice
cream festival, and the liberal young man
who attended will doubtless go about for
the rext few days with a depleted pocket
bonk
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nents Kensrax Coming East.

SAL LAKE, brAH, June 2'.-oenLs
Kearrev. .he Sand.lot agitaior OF san
F aleisco, is here en route 10.
Chicsge,' to attend the Ant monopoly
Convention on July 4tb. Dennis takes
Kindly 10 the Nosnons, ssying Their prac'
tee OF poly rsmy is preferable to the pres
sent yenalHy Of Washington.
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Maprled while intoxicated.

CoRNIsHTowN, O., June 26.-The mangled
remains of Philip Ward, section hand on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, have Just
been found along the track a few miles
from here 1t is thought he had become
drunk and lay on the track and was killed
by passing train. His home was in Phil
adelnhia
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Dropped Dead While Milking.

"" S'''o"N, o., June 26.--Yesterday
Bnv ,S.ah BrOwnlee, wife of Wilson
rQs - E a well known farmer of Colts.
he rc. ,IS county, fell dead while milking
ELS Her little daughter found her
Essf y, We barn yard with life extinct.
'sesSe vas the cause of death,
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The Rpsse, Law Cons,i,utioaI.

CINCINNATI, June 26.-Judge HARMON, in
the Superior Court to-day, held that the
Russell law in taxing various kinds OF busi-
ness is constitutional.
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ANNUAL MEETING

Or the Medical Superintendents Of
American Institutions for the In
sane.
Providence June 26 The thirty.seventh
annual meeting of the Association OF Med
ical Superintendents Of American lnstitu-
tions for the Insane was opened in New
port this morning. Dr.. J. H. Callander,
of Nashville, Tenn, presided. Thir-
teen States. the District OF Columbia,
Quebec and New Brunswick were repre-
saDte6
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He Had Made Two wills.

one of them written before the tragedy OF
December "a. This was destroyed after the
favorable issue of that fatal meeting. Some
deny, however, that he made more than
one. This last was written on the morning
of the day of the habeas corpus hearing,
December 90, in anticipation Of his release
on bail. James II. Hoover Sheriff, and G.
ID. Conner, Register and Recorder for this
county, are witnesses TO the will. Du kes
was on his way from the Jail to the hearing
and stopped in his old office to have the
will witnessed. Mr.. Connor was passing
by at the time and Dukes called him and
said to him, Here is my will; ! want you
to witness it; no telling what might hap.
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ObituArY.

CLEVELAND, June 26.-Patrick Farley.
father Of Mayor John II. Farley, for nifty
wears a resident of this city, and one of the
oldest Masons in the country, died to-Ssy,
at the age OF 81 years
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The Scott Liquor Tax Law Constitu.
li0nRl

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 2G.-The Supreme
Court to-day decided that the Scott liquor
tax law was constitutional. Under the
Scott law it is optional with municipal
license to sell beer or liquors. The tax OH
beer is 500; on whisky, 5000.
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FgEErogr Pa, June 2--It was reported
here TO day that man named John Ken
edy, Of Layton station, had been stnng On
the temple by locust and had died from
the etiectaof the sting Ia three hours.
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Rtrnefx by n Train.

C1EvIIASn, June 26-The tast tram Oh
then Y.P,GO. this afternoon struck
buggy containing three people; two miles dss
north OF Mansfield. Vim. Ho!iord ana
wife were severely and The child ia'aiiy IN
iu-p1
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raE s0OxT LIE


Lltelo oWooolD8to1s
Ta.norrov the tracks Of tbs BtSesk Kaa
b,soch OF the baltimore 4 Ohio, running
from Pittsburgh 10 Finlsyvilk, in WISH.
ipgton County, will be oonnected With the
end running ont from Warrington ~
Coohrsn's mill and the roed viA b open
ed for freight tzafnc Ialy let, aed fer Pc.
ssnger traffic August lst, thrs reducing
the distance iron Pittsburgh 70 WhssItns
10 dIty.Iear mileA In regerd % ths
opening lsstevsninxs WsshiaGton R<p'd1
.Tte rosd stsrts II the meath ol Streets.
run on tie Monsaeahela, o1posite 0leo-,
wood. uhieh 70 vi4Sin the limits Of Pitts.
burgh, and follows the 6ysecs run yalisy,
Lick ran valley and Peters creek valley ..
Fnlsyyilie, Whsn it iAtsrsects with he
Pittsiarxh Southern, TIE gauge Of uhien
hes teen broaaansd from that point into
Wsaangton. At tbis point the road con.
nsch With ths Hsmpasld branch
Of the BsltmSss and Ohio -
Wheeling and thence connecta NTH
iis linss Uest, rIAsing to Chicago md Ia
Northwest. and With the Midland soaA
! running from CslsMbus 10 vienns Ga the
1 Msyistts h Cioslnnsti railroad which Wih
he ooBplstsd y January I, iA64 which
| will give southwest connection hSooGh
| Colc1bus With Cincinnati, l<ouisyills as1
| the southwest. II be- besn ofhcially an
nonpoed thst . nsv depot will be bGiit u
Pittstu5gh, upon the sits Of the present
one. and also Q double track ipoa txus1
bridge at 0ienWood. A Large tunnel 70
also 70 be pierced between the valleys Of
Lick's Run and Streets Run vhsfs . cis'
cult d two and onehAif miles IL nov
| msde."
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Going TO Texas.

BELLroN, w. Va, June 26.-Mr. James
Divers the good looking lightning msnip'
uator OF the b. & o. at Bellton, and Will
Giligan, an old b. & o. engineer, will leave
for Texas next week. They will be gone
about three months.
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neafhs from Cholera.

DAMIErrA, June 26.-0f ~ deaths yester-
day % are known to be from cholera. The
rest, it is suspected, were from the same
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granted the Ohio River Railroad the right
OF way down Arm street.
Ben Stewart, the present incumbent, was
elected city sergeant.
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THE TWO FOOLS.
They will Probably Make Targets OF
Themselves To-Day for the Amuse-
mont Of "A Few Friends.

RlcHMoNp. June 2G.-It is believed ar
rangements have been completed for the
meeting between Elam and Beirne. The
Fam party left here last night in vehicles
and drove some thirty miles up the Chesa
peake aud Ohio railway for the purpose OF
taking a train this morning for West viz:
rinia, where Beirne and his party would
meet them. 1t was hardly expected they
would come together early this evening to
fight, but that If nothing intervened the
matter would culminate tomorrow.
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RYAN AND M'CAFFREY.
A Fight 10 Take Place Between Them
within One Hundred Miles OF the
Civ of BrOtherIy Love.

PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-AdmirerS OF the
fistic art in this city are very much inter
erted over the proposed prize fight Jetween
Mr.. James Ryan, OF Philadelphia, and Mr..
Domenic McCaffrey, Of Pittsburgh, who
are to meet each other in the ring. within
the next sixty days. Both men are reput-
ed to be determined fighters, and the exhi-
bitions they have given with soft gloves
er sparrers. Ryan is twenty six years OF
age, 1--WE feet seven and half inches in
height, and when trained down to fighting
weight IT, 1s the beam at one hundred and
forty pounds He is the winner OF two
battles, one with Tom Rankin and the
other with George Madden, both of whom
he conquered IN less than thirty minutes.
He is q well knit