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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
ACCIDENT At CHICAGO.
Twelve Passengers IDjured by An Ex.
press Train Running Into street
Car-CareIessnes the Cause.

press Train Running Into o street
Car-Carelessness the Cause.
CHICAGO, July "a collision occurred
last night between eleven and twelve
o'clock. A street car and the Kansas City
express on the Wabash road. The scene
was near the stock yards few miles from
the city and in consequence OF meagre
facilities for reaching the place the
news was not reached here till near
morning. The passenger train going at
the rate OF nearly twenty miles an hour
dashed into the car which contained twelve
passengers-all more or less injured, aud
it is feared number will die. The street
car was making its last trip from the
stock-yards to the city when the train
struck the Car.
It was knocked from the track, and the
only wonder is that the passengers did not
meet with a terrible death. Bert Cannon,
the driver, was fatally injured. e. I;
Reynolds was injured about the hips and
hurt internally. Mary Mack was hurt
about the hips and body fatally. Viii.
liam letter with his wife and two small
children received severe hurts. NJ. Boyle
had her feet horribly crushed. John Ben
SON was badly injured and Theresa Metzgar
badly cut about the head. Physicians
were soon on the ground and the wounded
persons conveyed to their homes. At the
point where the collision occurred about q
dozen tracks run parallel with each other.
Crossing These Tracks
al right angles are the street car tracks
connecting State street with the stock
yards. It's the custom for the conductor
OF the car arriving at the crossing to halt
their car and going in advance, signal
them carefully across. The drivers have
orders to accept no signal except
red lantern. When the unfortunate No.
337 reached the crossing, east bound the
customary halt was made by Driver Michael
Gannen Conductor Gabriel going ahead at
the same time, or a few seconds in advance.
A west bound car reached the opposite side
of the crossing, and answering the con-
ductor's signal, went across in slfety.
Cannon MistoOk the Signal
OF the west bound conductor for his own.
At any rate he declares he receiTed signal
by a red light and also the white lantern
by the night signal for the railroad.
Supposing the track clear, he
started across and was struck by
the Wabash engine, which took the
car about midships, throwing it from the
wheels and crushing it back on as egg shell
against large telegraph pole. The horses
became detached from the cars and ran
down the street. The debris took fire from
the explosion of the oil lamps in the car
and alarm of fire was turned in, but the
flames were put out with buckets. The rail.
road employees say that no signal was
given at the crossing by the conductor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
AIMS-RoUSE BURNED.
Harrow Escape Of Insane and Helpless
People Prom the Flames.

HARRIsEURG. Pa, July 2.-The Lanphin
County Aims House building and laundry,
burned to day. All the inmates were
saved, including some insane, some OF
woman was badly burned, her clothing
taking fire from sparks. The loss, s2OO, 900,
insurance $4,000. The insane this even.
ing were removed 70 the State Asy ylum
above the city, and the sick brought to
the hospital here. Tents procured at the
arsenal will be erected near the ruins for
paupers. Twelve OF the insane, two very
violent, escaped the guards in the confu'
sion and are still at large.
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WHEELING. w. A. TUESDAY MC. MING JULY g. 1883
REIcN MATTERS.
Count DA&Ehamb0rd's Case Almos
Hopeless Mach Excitement I'm Paris

Count Do&SnnmbOrd's case ALMOST
HopelcsSkNachE Excitement I'm Paris
PARIS, july 2-Itis stated that the relapse
OF Count Dechambord is due to the burstin
OF an intestinal tumor.
The Clarion says the case Of the Count is
not quite hdpeless.
The news6f the Counts illness caused
great excitement in Paris yesterday. Many
persons presnmei he was actually dead.
The Monatchists assembled this morning
at the house,of Marquis DeDreu1 Breze
to consider their course in the event Of the
death of Chambord. A consultation OF
physicians was to be held at Frohsdof, the
Counts residence, and if there was any
hope Telegram was to be sent to Paris.
AS no news has been received up to noon,
the worst is feared.
Cholera Working FrightfuI Havoc.
ALEXANDRIA, July 2.-The number OF
deaths from cholera at Damietta yesterday
was 141. There were also IA deaths at
Mansouran and at Port Said on Sunday
from the same disease.
The Prussian Church Bill Passed.
BERLIN, July 2.-The Upper House OF the
Prussian Diet has, by vote OF GA to l6
adopted the Government Church bill. DR..
Gossler, Minister OF Ecclesiastical Affairs,
declared the right of denomination to &c.
clesiastical benefices was not worth con.
tending for.
At a ioint session Of the Diet, Putt
kamer, Minister of the Interior, declared
the session closed and the members
dispersed after cheering the King three
times.
DUBLIN, July 2.-Rev. Thos. N. Burke,
the well-known priest and lecturer, is
dead.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, July 2.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press, in its review of the British grain
trade the past week, says: "Spring sown
crops have materially improved, especially
peas. Trade during the week was exceed
ingly dull, and quotations are nominally
unchanged. Trade in foreign wheat is at
a stand still. Supplies continue large and
prices unaltered, except in the case OF
some interior sorts, which are Is. cheaper.
Flour without inquiry. Maize is becoming
easier daily.
The Iron Trade
is more active, because of increased trade
in the United States, owing to the new
tariff Many shipments have been made
to take advantage OF the new scale OF
duties.
LONDON, July 2.-Archbishop Strain
Catholic, Of ST. Andrews, Edinburgh, is
dead, He was born December 8, 1910.
Parnelrs Man wins,
DUBLIN, July 2-Healy, a Parnelite,
triumphed in county Monaghen election.
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A HEARTLESs BRoTHER.
A Disapp sinted Lover shoots His So
ter and then NuicideR,

New IokK. July 2.-William II. Seaman,
agen twen.y.four years. yesterday afternoon
shot and killed his sister, Fanny Seaman,
aged twenty eight yeaus, at the residence OF
VIM. l.. Ferris, at ThTogg's Neck, West
chester county. Seaman was engaged TO q
young lady OF this city, who, hearing that
his sister was insane broke the engagement.
He went yesterday to Throeg's Neck and
went TO Ferris residence, entered by win.
dow, and going TO bis sister, who was sleep
ing, fired two shots at her, killing her in.
stsntly. lie then shot himself in the head,
diving in a few minutes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
Party at fairmont.

FArRNoSr July "A grand select party
was given at the Mountain City House,
this place, tonight, in honor of Miss Bee
HOugh, the handsome and accomplished
daughter of the proprietor. Ameng those
present were the following: Misses
Molie Pitcher, of Mt Pleasant,
Iowa; Bessie Hamilton. OF Washington.
Pa. Mabel Burns, Eva Brand, Julia Hay.
noud, and Bette Hough, Of Fairmont
Also the following gentlemen: Henry Mar
tin, of Tuscaloosa, Ala Charley and Har.
~ Nuzums, of Pittsburgh, Pa Matt Chris
tie, R @. Fleming and +. B. Hough, of
FairmOnt and others
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MOTION DENIED.
Decision In the case OF VIM. 3. vii.
liams and Rufus Hatch Against the
Western Union telegraph Company,

NEW YORK, July Judge Friedman, in
in the cases of VIM. S, Williams and Rafus
Hatch against the Western Union Tele.
graph Company and Others. The motion
in these cases was to vacate the injunction
orders granted last December, which re-
strained the payment of dividends upon
sl5, ,529, $50 Of stock, which was declared to
be illeg gally issued, upon the defendants
giving bond, as authorized by the amend
ment to the code enacted by the lesisla.
ture, sufficient TO indemnify the plaintiffs
sgaips st any loss which they might sustain
BY reason of yscsting such Injunction.
This motion was made by the Western
Union Company. Judge Friedman denies
the motion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
Pratl's Good Work

BALTIMORE, July 2-Enoch Pratt, exc
cuied deed OF the Frstt free library. on
Mulberry street. to the city of Baltimore.
and gave bis check for 1888 1888 which
will be invested in city bonds for the sup
port OF the Library Building which is
nearly completed The library will be
ready for use as soon as the interior is
made ready.
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RAILROAD WAR.
The Mayer and Gangs Of Men Tearing
Up the Lackawanna Tracks In FL.
mira.

mira.
ELMIIA. n. y. July "A prolonged
feud between Mayor Arnot, Of this city
and the Delaware, Lackawanna < Western
railroad eliminated this afternoon in open
warfare. The Lackawanna, after many
struggles succeeded in getting majority
in Common Council, but favorable legisla.
tion was always vetoed by the mayor. Coun-
Gil voted the railroad company the privilege
of lay ing single track down State street TO
Fifth to connect with the Company's land
and freight depot below. The track was
laid across Fifth street. instead OF merely
TO it. Mayor Arnot, through the street
missioner, sought to tear up the r
track because it was across the street. The
Lackawanna men ran locomotives and cars
upon the rails to prevent 1t. While the
cars were of temporarily this afternoon,the
Mayor and gangs of men began tearing up
the tracks. Alderman Peters, Lackawanna
station agent, interfered and ran cars on
the road He and the switchman were ar
rested for blockading the streets. The
Mayor and men continued tearing up the
rails, and he and his assistants were ar
rested for malicious trespass. Bail was
given all rouad
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
TURNS UP HIS TOES.
A Missouri Negro bangles I'm the Air
Through the Agency Of Q Mob-Con-
feeses His Crime.

LOUISIANA. Mo . July Bill Mcdowell.
q negro was arrested on Thursday on q
charge Of outrage on Miss Kate Murray, OF
this city. and taken TO Jail at Bowling
Green for safe keeping. Early yesterday
morning q party Of about one hundred
masked men from this city went 70 Bowl.
ing Green. broke into the Jail, secured the
prisoner and started with him toward Loui-
sians. About a mile from the town they
halted. and after extortinga full confession
from Mcdowell, hung him to a tree. The
negro also confessed having fed from
southern Missouri on account Of a similar
crirpe there
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CuilinZ Wires.

OSHKOSH. Wis, July Mayor Pratt or
dered out the hook and ladder and Chief
Police at O'Clock this afternoon, aud cus
the wires of the Wisconsin Tslephous
Con psny in compliance with an ordinance
recently passed by the Councils. authoriz
ing him TO do so. The company refused
to pay a license of &30a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03

CoScoRD, n. H.. July e.-The ballot for
United States Senator to-day resulted as
follows: Whole number 70. james W.
Patterson, l; Aaron F. Stevens, .: Harry
Bingham, 8; Edward H. Rollins, Is. NJ
quorum voting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
An Assignment at GAINESVILLE.
Snsrtol N The RaoiStsP

ZASEsvILLE, o., July 2.-Alexander John
son, heretofore regarded as one OF the IL
nsncislly solid dry good merchants OF this
city, closed his doors this evening on an
execution issued from the Common Pleas
Court of Perry county, to satisfy judg.
ment for $l1, $50 in favor of William Fox,
father-in-law of johnson. The occurrence
is sreatinga great deal Of talk on the street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
Preatdent Arthur.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The President left
for New York this afternoon. He has sign.
ed the commissions of four newly appointed
cole c,ors OF Internal Revenue, and issued
letters Of designation 10 collectors retained
under the recent consolidation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
SUFFERING FOR HIS FOLLY.
Elam's wound Considered More Dan.
gerOus Than AZ First Reported,

RICHMOND, VA, July 2-Information this
morning from Lieuteant Governor Lewis
residence in Rockingham county, where
Mr.. Elsm was taken after being wounded,
is that the wound Is much more aggravated
than first reported and that Elam's condi.
tion is critical. The ball struck near the
right hip, passed inward and downward
through the body and lodged in tn. left
thigh, passing in is course very near the
bladder. The ball was extracted last even
ipy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
A Brutal Tramp.

RIsISG SUS. July last night Mrs
Henry Buns, farmers wife, on her way
home, was assaulted by tramp who cut
a CASH in her neck. She wrenched the
knife from his hands, screamed for help,
condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
Reirue in ReeIustoa.

FRzDERIcKsBusG. Va. July 2--R. T.
Beirpe, with Z. ChslKley. one of his sec
onds, arrived this morHing and passed the
day in seclusion. They left on the South.
ern train tonight The impression is that
Peirne will surrender himself TO- morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
Padding their Own Canoes.

Saturday last the Pittsburgh Canoe club
which, for party of amateurs, was very
fine work. The members OF the club were
banquetted at Oil City, Warren, kittan-
ming and Arnolds, and every place along
the line they were Hospitality received.
The boys slept in their canoes every night,
the boats being prov ided with bed clothes,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
SPORTING MATTERS.
L0Oseness In the Management OF the
Affairs OF the Columbus Base Bali
I.al.

seem to be in the same predicament as the
Allegheny stockholders were, as the follow
ing from Columbus paper will testify:
"A good deal of excitement was caused in
base ball circles to-day by the publication
of petition, signed by some forty or more
of the stockholders of the Columbus club,
requesting the directors to call a meeting
of the stockholders, and to make an exhibit
of the financial and other affairs OF the
club. 1t is understood to be drive at
Phillips, the manager, who is charged
with extravaganza In management"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03
Pro.pertty Down In Maine.
Shot Through the Heart

PORTLAND. July 2.--The hay and grain
crop promises to be the heaviest in the
State for years.
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A Rarbipxer Of the Fourth.

NEw YORK, July Mrs. Grayer, of No.
leI Summer avenue. while engaged in
household duties. was fatally shot by boys
pay iVS win toy csaaVa ia tie SiresIs.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL MEMS.
The Hill Investigation Proceeds with
the Usual stupidiiy-General Stine-
metz's Testimony.

WAsHGSGroS. July THE Hill Investi-
eating Committee resumed its session, and
General Sdneme.z continued his testimony
relative to the cost of the extra work Of
Bartlett, Robbins * Co. upon the new York
Postoihce.
Mr. Coleman proposed to go into de-
tailed examination of tine charges made for
this extra work, with a view 10 showing
excessive charges had been made and al
lowed.
Chairmsn New said the committee would
allow half an hour in this examination
and would then listen TO the testimony in
the Manly, Cooper & Co. case.
Mr. Coleman persisted that he was not
prepared to 20 into that subject as he had
been given 20 understand the
charges Against Bartlett, Robbins n
Go.
would ne considered at length this morn
ing. After some discussion General Slime
metz was allowed TO testify. He said 800
would have been fair price for the orna-
mental work on the staircase in the New
York PC>tVihce, Tor which Bartlett, Rob
bins 4 Co. charged $500. Other items were
scaled down in about the same proportion:
Mr. Damon, OF Boston, then took the stand
W lnStL 1AautNt ' OOPSA ~ W aSSS'
He testified that he never offered Manly,
Cooper Il TO. $1,000, or any other sum, to
withdraw their bid, but representative OF
the last named ,irm did ask witness what
ne would give them to Withdraw the con-
tract. Witness refused to make sn offer,
and the conversation closed.
Appointments.
The President made the following ap-
pOiDtmentS. Col Ualahiri DuartprmaSter-
General, 10 succeed Gen. Ingalls,, retired ;
Vim. J. Galbrath, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court Of Montana; Samuel J.
kirkwoOd, Iowa: Silss K. butcher, New
York; Anthony GllSinsou, New York. were
appointed commissioners 10 examine forty
five miles of railroad and telegraph line
constructed by the oregon and California
Railroad Company soUthwsrdly, from the
city Of Roseburg, Oregon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-03

Mr.. J. W. BoRDNAS, Valley Furnace, W.
Va, SAYS: Browns Iron Bitters cured me
OF general debility within four weeks
time.
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k&ntenesd for Life.

Brazil, IsD.. July Islanders, who ~ss
CONVICTED of numbering his wife, was sen
i,nced 20 imprisohmept for life OF sur
,day. He sfff mpled To- kill ~
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RAILROAD RUMBtlN0S.
A kehene on the Part 81 stsek 0s0.
bIers 70 GobbIe the JesSey Ceotsaa
Yssss the PhiIsAelphis ss1 Reading

4 Ne heme On the Part 81 StSek 0eos
bIers 20 GebbIe The Jessry Ceotraa
Yssss the PhiIsAelphis as1 BeaAisg
Company.
TEEs1os, n. J., July 2.-Applicstion wss
made In the United States Circuit Court
this morning, for vacation Of The ipjsne-
ton Of Saturday last, granted on the appli'
cation Of Vim. b. Dinsmore, Of New YORK
City, 70 restrain the Central Railroad Con.
pany from paying over further monsy 70
the Philadelphia and Reading Company,
pending the final hearing on the rule 70
show cause why the case Of the former %
the latter company should not b
anDulled. President Gowen, OF tbs
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com.
psny. made the application. Gowsa
said Dinsmore voted by prory for the
board OF directors, and he 1as known q
favor the lease. There wH not dissent.
ing vote sgainst the lesss. Formal and
legal possession OF the rosd wss conveyed
TO tie Philadelphia and Reading. Whist
right hai Dinsmore 70 ask for . setting
aside Of the lease? He hsd approved sn4
practically voted for Il. Goven charged
that the Injunction was desired merely -
cripple the Philsdelpbis and Rsadiag Con-
psny's finances and give Issue 70 "a In.
preston Il was
Ussbls % Psy 1ts IslsStsAaass.
20 - 10 deprscists he general stoek and
allow the PspnsyIvapia rsilroad conpaay
10 buy up the Central rosd. II the isjss0.
tion stands il might result In eaillioas q
damsge 70 the widows, smployee, ae1
other poor people mefely 70 Gfssify the
miserable clique OF stock gsmblsss vhe
make use Of the court msehfnsfy 70 carry
out their transactions. Bsfoss sdjosfa.
ing, Judge Nixon said % issuing
the order last week thst be he'd declared be
| would dissolve the ipjunetiou, In caes The
security was given for The rsvsase - ths
Central Rod to be used 10 ds(rsy ths
sctual expenses until the question Of the
case 10 settled.
Csa SEED Thisss -.
ScgAxros, Pa. July 2.-The Dslsgsss.
Lscksvanps end WSstsrn Railrosd Oon-
psny Is redeeming st par ell trade dollefy
recently psid e@ploysss. About t5o.o0o
worth have already eesa turned 10.
WSil ray Tee ~ Pes.
LrrrIx RocK. Ark. Juiy III. B. Brovs.
| I... late Entnnf Dmto D6syhai q ths EOt
dis,ric. o. .. toA1sy % .s... ss:ssss:s =
! voucher, whils 6eputy. In total, i1DsSS.
opnsnt for fire ysafs e Dstsoit Aod 80
| thorsahd dollars noe. 49,
Ng(6seey.
NEw HAyEx, Cess, July 2-peeetI
The owner Of the hofe "Bostou, vho 1900
the animal sga,nst catama.se ffoo ne.
York to Stony Creek, % niisa. w.s esssse'
| ed, charged with cruelty . antnel = =
ii -
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Miss Lizzie

is seldom seen on the streets. She visits
her brother weekly, on which occasions
she is accompanied by her mother. A
gentleman, who in an unostentations way,
has contributed considerably TO young
Nuts comfort and who is contidant OF
the family, told your correspondent that
counsel, among other things, included in
the plan of defense the plea that young
Nuts mind was temporarily unbalanced
by the severe nervous strain to which he
was daily subjected. Counsel, however, do
not rely solely on any theory OF defense,
which, at best, would be of a technical
kind. They and the Mutt family are satis-
fed that even If
Jim Mutt Is Convicted
and sentenced pardon would be granted.
Certainly nine .tenths OF the commonwealth
of Pennsylvania would sign petition to
the Governor for the avengers release. In
the face OF such an application, the Gov
ernor could not we'll refuse the prayer OF
the petitioners. 1t is possible Mutt may be
convicted, but the sentence OF the law will
never be carried out.
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Rase RallYesfertlaY.

PHILApELPHyA, July 2.-Philadelphia, 6,
New York, :.
Fl. WAYNE, ISp, July Eft. Waynes,
Il; Quincys. !.
BosroS. July 2.-Boston, 6; Proyi
dence, l.
DsrRoIr, Mich, July 2,-Clevelands, Is;
Detroits, 5.
CINCINNATI, July 2.-Metropolitans, 4;
Cincinnati, 3.
LOUISVILLE, July 2.-Aileghenys, 1;
Eclipse, 10.
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ANOTHER VICTIM
or the Accident on the Rochester And
Pittsburgh Railroad Dfes-The Coro.
mars lnnmRAl.

ner's Inquest.
BRAproRp, Pa, July 2.-The coroner be-
gan an inques, to-day on the bodies OF those
killed In the accident on the Rochester and
Pittsburgh railroad yesterday morning:
Five OF the witnesses were examined, and
the testimony ELECTED the reported story
Of Mrs. McCurdy that the other train men
were asleep at the time Of the accident.
The inquest was then adjourned until To-
morrow. John Collins, OF Limestone, y.
Y, one Of the injured, died o,dsy, making
the seventh death. d. Ford, brakeman, is
also in q precarious condition. 1t is
thou ght the others will recover.
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CRErroS. KY. July 2 Wiley Johnson
shot Smith Stanley through the heart yes-
Ie.1Ay. GsA Ssss-.lsAxs-S
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JHM NUTS PRISON LIFE.
How Loving Mother aud Kind
Friends Console the Young AVenger-
plan of Defense.

I'NroSrowH, July 2.-The Dukes Mutt
tragedy is only discussed here in its legal
aspect The daily visits Of Widow Mutt to
her imprisoned son keep up the current OF
public sympathy. Mrs Mutt has furnished
Jim's cell with everything which can con-
duce to his comfort, and luxuries of the
season are sent to him by some OF the best
families in Uniontown.
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FosroRIa, O.. Jolly 2--NewS has been re
ceiyed that John Lewis, 90 anginooe
Kansas and
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AN UHFAITHFUL WIFE
Orders Her PaYamour - BhoOt Her
Husband, which He Docs, and Fa.

tally.
AuBURs, \. Y, July 2.-Ab-au Copper.
nall, q farmer, OF the tosa of Victory. was
thot three times with large navy revol.
yer by Lew French, young farm lsborer,
whose suspected intimacy sith Copper
palrs wife was the cause of the trouble.
Copperpall's wife was present at the shoot
ihg. and ordered French 70 fire, Both are
under arrest The victim will die, ali
three shots taking effect in his body.
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NKw HAyEx, Cess, July 2:-peeesti
the owner Of the bore Boston, vho 1850
The animal sesssst catama.se froa nsu
York to Stony Greek, % niles. wlS ofsoet.
ed, charged with cruelty . a.ins -
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non Ray Ye1 ~ Voa.

Lrrflx RocK, AK, July III. B. bFovs,
Jr.. isis Uni1f tnto nashsl q ths -
Sa district ase o ss.ss ~ 'SSfJ sas J,:s;.1y 8
voucher. Wills 6epuiy. IN total. isosiS.
opmsst lor fire ysass 4 Detroit, asd 80
thansahd dolIars noe. -.