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The International Rifle Match vii
Probably Fall Through.
And Other News Items by Telegraph

New YORK, June S.-[Special'l-Money
and exchange unchanged.
Governments firm 3's and AS hlgher.
Railroads stronger.
Fort Worth & Denver firsts advanced l.!
Missouri, Kansas g. Texas, mortgaged
dropped /.
Stocks feverish.
Denver & Rio Grande, 47s.
Houston & Texas Central, II.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 80.
Missouri Pacific, 1863.
Texas & Pacific, 3S1.
Cotton quiet and steady; spots I'M
changed. Sales, H. 300; Galveston arrivals
S24. Futures, 2 to points lower.
Coffee, firm; Rio, 81; sales, $50. Flu,
lures about the same.
Beef Texas dressed, 8 to 0.
Hides dull and steady.
Total business failures throughout the
country, 173.
NEW YORK, June S.-[Press Money,
TO 2l-2; closed IL; prime mercantile pa
per, s to 6. Sterling exchange, BIB, steady;
ASS "a; sight. 4S9; 3 per cents. 1O3 II, ex-
change; SIS, 103 3-8; 1-2's, coupons, III; As,
coupons, 1878.
STOCKS.
NEW YORK, June S.-[Press, l@aDenver u
Rio Grande, Al 1-2; Houston e. Texas Cen
tral, II; Kansas & Texas, 80 IA, Missouri
Pacific, 1O5 IL, Texas e. Pacific, IS IA;
Southern Pacific, none.
Governments strong, 1-S higher for all is
sues. Railroads irregular and firm. States
neglected. Stocks advanced to-day, closing
IA to higher than yesterday, the latter
in Northwestern. Some other advances are
Denver, rs; Lackawana, Is, and majority
of the rest of the market fraction higher
than Yesterdays; few lower, VIZ: Louis
willie IL Nashville, 38; Pacific MAIL 3-S;
Texos & Pacific ii; Wabash, preferred
7-S; Canada Southern, 1-S; Missouri Pacific
is; Kansas & Texas, IA. Among. the
specialties Long Island is per cent higher
than yesterday; New York, Chicago d st.
Louis 3-S; Alton & Terre Haut, l; Cleve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis,
11.4. Transactions were $50 900 shares.
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CATTARo. DALMATrA, June s.-A force of
200 Turkish regulars marching to SipeaD X
were attacked and murdered on the LIST in
slant by body Of Hates, Accounts have
been received here that sanguinary fight
ing took place on the % and 80 between
Turkish troops under the command Of
Asym Pashs and body Of Castratis. Tue
Turks are reported TO have loss 800 me n
and Castratis 500.
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$50 Illinois Dots

~ SPRINGFIELD, June ,s.--A' heavy wind
storm, accompanied. by: rain, struck the
southwestern portion of the city about s
o'clock this morning, unroofing several
honses, blowing down barns, fences, etc,
and doing quite a large amount of damage.
No person injured.
Specials from Bluffs Jacksonville, Berlin
and other points along the Wabash railway
west of here, reports the heaviest ram
storm fallen tor years. The whole country
is flooded and great damage done to crops.
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Concord, N, IL. June s.-William r.
Chandler is here, owing TO the serious i'll
ness of his mother. He thus answered q
question. II reiterate the statement
I have heretofore made which
is, | am not. and under no crcum
stances shall be, candidate for senator
at this session. Regarding this question, !
am positive in the belief that it will be lie
gal TO choose more than one at this time"
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CINCINNATI, June s.-The International
Typographical union adopted resolution
that an effort will be made to get full wages
for female compositors, who had
served regular apprenticeship. The follow
ing officers were elected President, NJ. l..
Crawford, of Chicago; vice-president
Isaac Jones, of Pittsburg; John Matthews,
William Briggs, of Washington; CORES.
ponding secretary. William A. Wilkinson.
of Galveston, Texas. The next meeting
will be held at New Orleans, June, 1884.
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New York. June She first snnuA
meeting Of the sctor's fund society was
held this evening IN Wsnssk's theatre. To
tai receipis for the J asst year. 1872; srpsn
ditures, relieving distressed actors, fl2l 80,
erpeuses Tor fitting M rooms, etc. u. ~
baliance on hand. ts3 2f9. Several English
sectors, ID, were assisted 10 return home.
The establishment q an actors erchangs
vss discussed aud the proposition faTor1-
By received A com uiftee vas appointed
% seiect q suitable burial plot Lester
Wallsck VS. chosen president.
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Crook

CHICAGO, June S.-A Tombstone special
by Courier from Mexico relates. Crook is
encamped thirty miles north west of
Vacar, from which point he is sending
scouts in all directions, but up to the time
of the departure of the courier has been I'm.
successful in discovering any sign of In
dans-
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DENVER, Col, June s.-A heavy snow
storm has been in progress throughout the
state since NOR ing, and is unusually
heavy. The rainfall of the last few weeks
gives assurance Of abundant harvest.
Crops never looked more promising.
Reports from all parts of the state indicate
that the agricultural products OF Colorado
this year will far exceed any previous year
Of It's history. Abundance OF grass IN all
cattle ranges. Stock in excellent condition,
giving evidence Of a prosperous fall and
winter.
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CHICAGO, June S.-The inquiry into the
quality of Fowler Bros lard, on complaint
of McGeoch, was continued before the
board of trade committee, to-day
in secret session, and within half
an hour it was learned from
outside sources that two witnesses
employed in Fowler Brothers house, testi-
fled that they frequently saw beef and NUT
ton tallow loaded upon the elevator to be
lifted TO the floor on which the rendering
tanks were filed and that the same ma
chinery was used in making prime
steam" and "relined" lard.
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Helpless for Eight Years-Unable to Walk
for One Year-Got About on Hands and
Knees-A Wonderful Cure.

| have had a most wonderful cure of Salt
Rheum. For seventeen years l suffered with
Salt Rheum: l had 1t ON my head face, neck,
arms and legs. was not able TO walk, only on
my hands and knees, for one year / have not
hund eds of remedies; not one had the least eff
feet The doctors said my case was incurable
So my paren's tried everything that came along
Jaw your advertisement, and concluded to try
CUTICURA RE.EDIGs. Tho CUTICURA brOugh!
the huruor 10 the surface of my skin. 1t would
drop Off rs 1t came out until now am entirely
well. All can say is, thank you most heart.
lily for my cure. Any person who thinks this
letter fraud, let them write or come and see
me, and find out for themselves.
WILL MCDONALD,
25i2 Dearborn Street, Chicago, III,
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Uilticnra.
Skin Diseases
Fifteen Years of Suffering-Body Covered
with Hunor-Had Twelve Doctors-PaId
Ont &5UO-NO Cure-NO Hope,

will now state that made miraculous cure
of one of the worst cases of skin dis known.
The patient is a man forty years old: had suffer
ed fifteen years. His eyes, scalp and nearly
ance. Had had the attention of twelve differ
ent ply sicians. who prescribed the best rene
dies known to he protest. on, such as iodide pO-
t6ssium, arsenic, corrosive subimate sassapar-
illa etc. Had paid 500 for medical treatment
with but little re ief. / prevailed upon him to
use the CUTICURA Ri SOLVENT blood purifier
internally, and the CUTICURA and CUTICURA
SOAR exter ally. He did SO and was com plete-
ly cured The skin on his head, face and many
other parts of his b. dy. which presented q
most loathsome appearance. is now as sOlt and
smL0 h as an infanrs. with no scar or trace Of
the diseas left behind. lie has now been cured
twelve months. Reported by
f II. BROWN, ESQ.,, Barnwel. &. c.
Reference, DIR. IL. BAER, Charleston, B. G.
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=WAsmNeroN, June s.-The president ap.
Tor the Union Pacific railway company
Isaac H. Bromley, of Connecticut; George
G. Haven, of New York; Watson Parish, of
Nebraska; Colonel Gate Hoyt, of New York;
Arthur L. Conger, of Ohio.
Secretary Teller has approved the action
of the Indian Agent Wilcox, in refusing to
receive the Chihuahua Indians, who re-
Gently applied for admission TO the San
Carlos reservation.
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ROME, June S-The idea that the Vatican
has any misgivings in regard to the wisdom
of issuing papal manifesto on Irish affairs
has been dispelled by the fact that the propa-
gaDda are preparing to reprint the acts Of
the present pontificial relative to Ireland
for circulation among the Irish bishops and
clergy.
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READING, Pa, June S.-Last nights
storm was the severest for years. A force
OF men were at work all night repairing the
washout at Porkiomen junction on The
Reading railroad. Two barns were struck
by lightning. and church at Amityville
damaged. Cattle and horses were killed in
various parts Of the country.
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2j42 Dearborn Street, Chic

Tho Cuticura Treatmr mt, for the cure OF
Skin S'Glp Blood Disc asses, consists in the
inrr-n1l use of CUTICURA REsoLvEST, the new
Blood rtriie'. and the external use of CUTICuRA
aud CUTICURA SOAP, the Great Skin Cures,
Pr ice of CUTICURA, small boxes, so cts large
boxes, ~. CUTICUEA REsULvENT 81 per bottle.
CUTICURA SOAP % cts. CUrICURA SHAVING
SOAR, 10 cts. Sold by all druggists.
Potter Drug aud Chemical Co., Boston.
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NEW YoEK, June s.-Businsss failures
during the past seven days were 175, sgsins,
ISL last week, distributed IS follows New
England state. p middle, 32; western,
s. southern, . Pacific states and terrific
mes. II New York city, 10; Canada, 8.
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VIII Not Brook H.

ST. Louis, June .s.-Goyernor Crittenden
h ss addressed letter to Judge seay, Of the
Ninth Judicial district. and one TO the
prosecuting attorney Of Gasconsde county,
calling attention 10 the Whitney lynching,
and suggesting that steps be taken to pun
ish the guilty participants.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAMS,

LAwRENcEvILLE, June S.-Elbert M.
Stephen son was hanged in the presence OF
800 people for the murder of his aunt one
year ago last August. Stephenson was ar.
rested for the crime while arranging his
tent for camping. His request that the
brass band play Golden Slippers at the
gallows was refused. While toying with
the rope he spoke to spectators by name.
Just before the trap was sprung hundred
persons asked him if he was guilty, but he
neither affirmed nor denied guilt.
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DUBLIN, June S.-The trial of the muir
derer conspirators, Kingston and Cheney,
has been postponed. They were admitted
to bail.
The prisoner Hoole was to-day acquitted
on the charge OF conspiracy to murder, and
was Immediately arrested on the charge OF
numbering Kenney in Seville place.
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CISuSNArr, June s.-John BitDer, jr., l.
years old, is on trial before Mayor Lord foi
arson, being charged with burning the
Debus cooperage works in April, 1852, en-
failing loss Of over $4,000. Two wit.
nesses swore that the boy told them be SET
the place on fire; that he made two at
tempts before; and that his object was "a
get rest. He was employed IN the factory
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International RIns Match Probably on.

NEW York, June $40 Hon. VIM. Henry
smith, General Manager Of The Associated
Press.
DEAR sTR-I deem IL my duty to
notify you, in order that you can duly
notify the press Of the country that the
probabilities now are that no international
team will 20 TO Wimbledon. A special
meeting Of the board Of directors has been
called for Tuesday next, ct
$50 D. m, to bear the repou
of my committee. Since ! addressed the
acting president on the 18th ultimo, no
subscriptions hsve been sent BY those out
side the committee, and our lab0rs fail 20
reach the Necessary amount NOthire has
yet been received outside Of New 1Ork sDd
Brooklyn, and % unless subscriptioDs 70 .
considerable amount are receiv-
ed from Boston. Pdladel-
phis. Newark, Washington, etc,
before Tuesday NE shall report II FAILURE.
and the money collected Be ret1fned 20
each and every subscriber, and re Ma
tiOnal Rife association Of Great fBrirain
sdvised by cable that the mstch isluf.
TSignedI AIN =. KStsCHED.
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sPRIseIELp, Ill. June s.-The Harper
high license bill passed the lower house Of
the legislature to-day, 70 to IS. It provides
that the minimum license throughout the
state shall be $50 for beer saloon and 500
for the sale Of distilled spirits Adoption
BIZ the senate IL deemed positive.
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PORTLAND, Me-, June S.-Eliphalic Clark
the Oldest homeopathic physician in Maine
died this morning, aged so years. He was
the founder, with DR.. Gray, of New York
of the American Institute of Homeopathy
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Tho Wheat Cop.

CHICAGO, June S.-The Inter Oceans
Springfield Qllinois), special says the state
| board of agriculture estimates the winter
wheat crop OF that state at Is, 9i7 900 bush.
els. The report of May 1, estimated the
crop at 0,66S 900 bushels.
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CURE YOURSELF

DR.. Bohannan stycgttable curative Is war.
ranted TO permanently cure all forms Of sperIns-
tofrhea or Seminal Weakness, General Debility,
Impotency. etc o., and restores 'Dnst Fewer and
brings back the "YOuthfAl NigoT' Of those who
have destroyed Il by sexual excuses or evil
practices in from two TO seven weeks time. This
remedy which has been used by Dr. Bohannsn
In his private practice for over thirty yesrs, was
never known 10 fail In curing even the WORT
CASES. II gives Vitality and impar0 energy
with wonderful effect 70 this middle. aged men
who feel a weakness beyond their yeais. lts In.
MIGRATING properties are ielt at once Young
men suffering from the consequences OF that
dfeadfully destructive nabit Of SELF Abuse Can
use this medicine with the assurance OF speedy
and PERMANENT cure. The patient gam
strength ana elasticity Of spirits 81 once. - u
acts directly on the arts Affected - soothing
and healing tonic and aDOdyne 20 the relaret
seminal vesicles ana irritattd duCts, impsrttnf
power and tone and restoring them 20 their nst
ural STATE the same a. II The uEneful habit han
never been INDUCED in. The iuErtdIenis are
simple productions Of nature-baIkf, roga,
herbs, etc. and are a specific iOf The GtCve Dis
eases.
ns- Price. Five Dollars sent with fuIl elrec
tons 20 any address. For sale 0liy 81 IL. e A.
BOhamnan's once No GLl Eortl lnth street
between Washington a venue and 6r,tn Airset
81. Louis no. Esiab llshed lts7.
80 Dr. be. Treatise on special y ecasea
which give clear de.ineatOn q The nature
symptoms. means o. cure. etc. 81 tlFHILIh
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, e'c- sett FEIk 70
suv address upon receipt of'ue stAmn
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PHLtprtrnt, Juno s.-fho where.
abouis Of Major Nckerson, whose first
wife has filed an application to set aside
the decree Of divorce granted the major,
Is unknown To counsel aud friends OF this
city,. All nquieies are fruitless.
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can he run out. Tho lflnsdale Hfoihep, ~
lllnsdale, who employ between 100 and go
M two mills, have given notice that the
mills viii bo rnr only three days n week
II II reported That 0no or two smaller mills
will follow this course.
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New ORLEANS, - JUNE S.-A heavy
rain this afternoon flooded the
streets and many lower floors of business
houses. The rainfall to-day was II
inches. The greater part fell in less than
ar hour,
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Horseback Duel.

RICHMOND, Va, June s.-Sherif Don
nelly and T. W. Walter fought q horeback
duel yesterday near Patrick courthouse.
Walter was fatally wounded. He was the
sheriff's opponent In the election.
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LONDON, June s.-Her majesty's dispatch
steamer, Lively, was stranded near Storno-
way, breaking up. Loss, $500 600
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NEw YORK, June She Trunk Line
managers and Representatives OF the Union
Pacific and Central Pacific roads have de-
termined 10 keep the freight rates Of be
Morgan steamship lines and Southern Pa
cifc lines At the same figures as last year.
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PHILADELPHIA, June SIN the four
round glove fight tonight Dominick Nc
CalIrey, OF Pittsburg, beat Jimmie Ryan,
o. this city.
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IsosDox. June s.-A committee Of infusn-
tia ship-orDsrs, in the pr9jsct Of smother
sufr csusl. resolved % proceed vig0rOusly
Win one, especially zs The Statements made
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by De lesaepa ~ The meeting NJ The sdtI
Onna company, Paris, are regarded "a most
unsatisfactory. The assumption NJ Ne Ieg.
spbq mat harmony exisfet betgeen himself
and The English dlroo .Or3 IA strongly DIS
nupr0vod
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PAKIs. June ST. is stated that only II
ths event that France is attempting The
establishment Of vste- communication be
tween T0Duuin and 1unnsn Vii china
Gloss Der poris sgAinst the French
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Powder Mills Explosion.

NEwBURGH, N. Y, June S.-The pow
der mills of Latin & Rand were blown Il
yesterday by lightning and one man killed
Loss, $4,000. Work will be suspended 70
a month.
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6oard Of equalization.

NTCTICE j HEEEBT GIVES TH5T THE
~ honorable C0n missi0nsrs Com of DALAI
county, Teras vi convene and II as q Board
Of E1uliz1ti1r On MONDAY. ne I'M cay a
-~- -0-rrC-lrr e--E' i-E-irr rrf srfIrrTai e.
uhitt tine eli disputes between ne Asssssor
SRI r1a-ues rendering property III b finally
safftee
~ 8. l-Givsn undef ny had snd o1aE
sesl III Nay ee-h ia
M g EILI. cour.y CA.
d cHE1Lu Z. bcIAH1 psruJ. EEys1lg
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MADRID. June SIT is officially an
nounced that the law prohibiting the land
Ing Of free negroes in Cuba, except on pay
ment of 1000 reals, has been repealed.
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In the firing, which WIS begun by the
Oagles Bill was killed and John wounded,
hu e,Caprd. a f"grO. who was not partici-
ptfi g. was kiucd. VIII JONES, one Of the
posse. WAS wounded IN the bead and arm
rte marshal was badly beaten over the
head.
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Banqueted.

LONDON, Jone S.-The Irish members Of
parliament gave banquet to United States
Senator Jones, of Florida, at Westminster
today.
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Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." 10
cents. Quick. com plete, permanent cure.
Corns, warts, bunions.
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srDG f0GsRs DsVA0K, on FBARog
| haq nhde me- hlf Hfentf fOf NE neif W1tfea I
slH hla never fnilihf remedy "Hhtufe1 NOuNH
bal Rtsiofatiye N ViiaigefW All Ahetied yin
nervous debility i0se N manhood And all kiDs
died diseases should N once Procure M iwfculN
from which n iea.T The cause u The disopeoi
above neniio' -! I tr ~ once 10 pfU ufo ff0n
ia or thfOll us " IN, e. iiugglsiOf o. pf0@
the never iHiltns remedy -
ORoWDUs, BALDWIN a wiLLfABa.
wholesale Druggists, Dallas TeNas.
BY retail NJ Howell 4 Bros and Zach 10llivei
Illustrated Marriage Guide, 200 pages 80 h
and gilt binding 50 cents; same In paper oo''r
Is cents. Manhood 10 oentsi wemanhood 10
,cnts pamphlet 8 cents, securely sesled, ~
nail. Send money or postage stamps. DR.
WHITTIER, the grea, specialist, CIT H. Charlie
tree, 81 Louis. No.
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ROME, June An article in the Moniteur
is considered as proving clearly that the
vatican is satisfied with the new church bill
of Prussia,
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B5s1ox. Juns.-Tbs house PISSED By g.
10 50 q bin incrssfng TIE salaries Of ne
rnsnbsz from $50 20 S700.
I Tn. Bridge WOODEN cUmpAry lave aoout
- down. A ~ other mills are ruuninE,
III stut dCrn as son e. II. st5ck
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BLooMlSGfoN, June S.-Lawson u. Mo.
Kinney, treasurer Of Monroe county, has
been found 80 900 short IN lls accounts, Of
which his bOndsmen have 10 make good
81 900 lost by speculation In stocks,
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ScUToRIA, June S-A powder magazine
was struck by lightning, and a tire iendous
explosion followed. Many persons. were!
killed
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Ready to Embarl


ToULoN, June Six thousand men ar
ready to embark tor Tonquin,
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IrOn-WOrker,

CINCINNATI, June S.-When the scale of
the iron-workers was signed at Pittsburg it
was assumed that work would be resumed
here at once, but it was found there was
strong disposition among the
workmen here 10 break the agree
ment and to abide by the
Pittsburg scale. To effect this the scale
was presents to more than Plttsburg, but
rejected. One mill tried it yesterday with
out puddlers, bu, had to close to-day.
A meeting of the Anal.
gamated Association of the iron
and street workers vi Cincinnati, and Gov.
iDgton and Newport, was held in Coving-
ton and agreed 10 present the labor scales
Oh the Plttsburg basis. Tits of course
must be accepted by the mills and all will
be running by Monday.
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CLEVELAND, o., June SIN the closing
session of the American Medical association
a resolution by Surgeon-General Keller
that Immediately in the near future, if not
now, cremation would become sanitary
NJ essity in large cities and populous dis
tricts was referred to the section on by.
giene.
The committee on surgical service
aboard ocean vessels was appointed as fol-
lows: Drs. A. N. Bell, New York; A. L.
Gihon. United States Navy; T. N. Quimby,
New York; A. G. Marcy, Massachusetts;
H. H. Smith, Pennsylvania.
A resolution by DR.. Turnbul, OF Phila-
delphia, to petition legislatures to enact
laws re quiriDg all railroad employees be
examined in reference to acuteness of hear
ing before taking charge of any train or
track, was laid over till the next meetingl
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Byrrrocr rnYs, August rs, 1887.

For ss,o NV rq ,,ypra nvDw1y w,l1Mwe nnlns Tcz.s
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CAsoMAs. June S.-A company of Next
can regulars numbering $50 have left Op
pOZua.