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soetalistte Meetisg.

Lospos. March l9-The meeting In
Brasceries dss Psques, Of Eve hundred 90
cialists, at which disturbance occurred,
referred to In Paris dispatch yesterday.
was held in Geneva. not in Paris. The
only serious symptom in France, yester.
day. of sociaiistic activity, was the attempt
10 seduce the soldiers stationed At Rheims
BY throwing over the vail Of their barracks
piacards giving directions for blowing up
the pubic buildings. Nine persons en-.
Rsgsd therein were arrested.
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Ross challenges Hanlan.

ST.. JONI, n. B. March i9 Mr.. Wallace
70 day issues Q challenge to Mr.. Hanlan Of
fering to row four or Eve mile race fur
ceiyed from railroads, etc. M. Ross will
give 500 for expenses, provided Mr.. Han
Ian will row IN 81. J1hn, or he will take
$500 and row in Toronto. The race 70 take
place on or after the 1st Of July.
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DYKES DODGE.
Ascheme 90 Advertise Her Lecture.

A scheme 20 Advertise Her Lecture.
LosDos, March l9.-Following closely on
the explosion at the local government
buildings at Westminster, the attempt to
murder Lady Florence Dixie, at Windsor,
has aroused public excitement TO the high
est pitch. These alleged Irish outrases are
the absorbing topic of the hour, and the
executive is taking active measures in the
emergency. The Metropolitan police force
has been increased by over thousand men
and the detective force has been doubled dur
ing the night Although the officials say
that they have clues to the perpetrators OF
the Dixie outrage, no arrests have as yet
been made. The affair is still shrouded IN
mystery. Lady Dixie is perfectly rational
in her talk but excited. and seems to know
very little about the attack or It's circnm-
stances. That she had an unconscious
struggle with
The Alleged Assassins
is not made clear. There is no evidence,
Of my struggle having taken place, and
the slightness OF Lady Dxie's injuries Is
causing general distrust as to the entire
truth ef her story. There is now a vague
undercurrent of opinion that the affair is
siths, exaggerated, or that it is the result
Of an oyerwrought bysterical Imagination.
That only few Insignificant cuts
on her hands and dress should
be all there is to show IS
the result OF a murderous attack by two
disguised infuriated Fenians, burning
with a desire to punish an enemy of the
cause, is regarded as somewhat suspicious.
Gossip says that the whole affair may not
be unconnected with lecturing tour
through the United States, which it is said
Lady Dixie has had under consideration
for some time. 1t is understood that II
Lady Dixie goes to the United States it will
be arranged to have her closely follow Mr..
Parnell in his proposed route.
The affair is puzzling every one. There
is no clue to the assailants. A gardener
who was pottfng geraniums thirty yards
from the scene neither saw nor heard any
thing of the occurrence. Lady Florence
saws she called to her husband for help.
She states that she should be sorry to at
tribute the outrage to the Land League.
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Tov, De.,royed by Fire.

PARrs, Ill, March IA messenger ar
'ted here from Dudley last evening, where
&repor's a big ire raging. Fears were en-
ffaip.G hat the entire place would oe.
tsun.sd. No assistance could be sent
In here. Dudley j. ten miles distant
t,ss r,rgh prsirie. No further parLIca'
! have aS vet been received.
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Printers on . strike.

,ArLANrA. March l9.-To day the Prt9terS
,o the Evening Star and in James Z. hAr'
non 4 Co.'S printing house, refused 90
rork for less than 80 cents per taousaad
as. They have been receiving p cents,
"a Star has two smsll boys working 81
a All sides refuse to yield, and things
- ~ q stann sIlll
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Correction.

MoEoAxrowx. W. Va, March Isl see
m the REGISrER that some one mas written
nom here that | was pars'yzed, or had
been. This is not the case. have had
very severe spell of acute rheumatism,
ffOm which / was unable 10 move Ior
reels but arm better now. So you please
rorrect this statement and you will Oblige
4pur friend Geo. b. MORRIS
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Died OF Love.

ZASEsyILLE, o, March hl9-Yestsrday the
body OF Joseph Beilette, q glass blower,
aged 25 years, was found in the Licking
river on the outskirts Of the town. Bei,ette
had been missing since Friday, and il is
supposed he committed suicide on account
OF love affairs in Belgium. from whence he
came about two months ago.
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CHIcAGo. March l9.-The storm here
rontinues and the reports this morning
show the cold belt extends owe the entire
Dorthwest. Considerable damage to prop
erty was Occasioned at Milwaukee, Wau-
fegsn and other points on the east shore
ofiake Michigan. The change Is exPec-
ied 10 seriously delay wheat sowing.
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A6atnta IPeiaoA.

DrBus. March Is.-Moet Rev. John
Mscs7Illy, Archbishop OF Tusm, replying
70 Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant on be-
half Of Tie Catholic Bishops Of ireland.
writes that the action Of the Governmeut
in insisting on extending relief % the dis
,res.td people through the wofkrhouse, 10
an oufrsSe on humanity.
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HELENA.
Sudden Death-Hung by n Vigilance
Committee.

Committee.
HELENA, March l9.-While returning
home from Helena yesterday Thos. Derring-
ton. an old and wealthy settler, was thrown
from his wagon and killed.
Last Friday night the barn, eight horses,
three COWS, hay, grain, etc, OF H. C.
MCNally, thirteen miles from Helena, were
burned The vigilance committee laid the
crime, il is claimed. to two men named
Cooms and Smith. They were hung by the
committee Sunday night, and their bodies
brought to Helena this evening. Cooms
was an old AldGer Gulch miner. and at the
time of his death kept the Eleven Mile
house Smith was a discharged railroad
hand
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u.,.u.u,. OF the L..d Lessue.

WkrEEBrEI. Co.'s, March iy.-xf. Pat
rick Egsn will depart for New York st 2:3o
this afternoon. and will be accompanied ~
Father Walsh. The former goes to BnhAio
and aiter1srd 10 Boston. Father Walsh
cabled Mr. Parnell to-day, strongly urging
bim 10 attend the Philsdeiphia convention
OF the Land Lesgue on Aprii 18th.
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RelIiEerenf Arabs.

CoNsrAsrISoPLE, March 19 A hsnd Of
Arabs attacked four Ottoman osttalions
near Yemen. The Turks lost four officers
and number OF soldiers killed and wound
ed. The Arabs were repulsed.
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4 Goop Baptist clergyman of Bergen, n.
Y, a strong Temperance man, suffered with
kidney trouble, neuralgia and dizziness
almost TO blindness, over twoyesrs after he
was told that Hop Bi,ters would cure him,
because he was afraid Of and prejudiced
sgsinst "Biiters." Since his cure he says
LUne need fear but trust IN Hop b,!ters.
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Relief Measures.

SEV York. March l9.-The State branch
tlF NOman's National Relief ASsoeia-
b. 10 response 10 telegram from tneH
i Hi Il Louisville, Stating that me Situ1,
b !, uch Nrrss than reported, sppe@'
f., - to pur haSe bidding, shoes, etc.
~ , sufferers by the food
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A CHILD OF THE STREET.
Birth OF Child In an Alley II Pitts.
barRh.

BtTEb Ot " shibu IN ~ AbtSy - EbsSSs
baPgh.
PIrIsBrRGH, March l9.-About o'clock
this morning a young and prepossessing
woman, who gave her name as Annie
Clark, and who halls from Chester. Pa, had
ssd experience, which should arouse the
sympathy OF all women who can commiser.
ate the misfortunes Of forlorn sister.
The details Of her story, briefly told, are
As follows: She came TO this city with her
husband some time since. and lie failing
TO get employment, returned to Chester,
she remaining here and securing employ.
ment in the house OF Alice Russell, on
Penn avenue near Twelfth street.
This morning being in del.
icate condition she started for
the Mercy Hospital with the intention Of
there remaining until the trials OF mater
nifty had been overcome. She was re-
fused admitt1nee at the hospital, and was
returning with the intention OF asking
shelter from q friend on Hight street,
when just as she reached q narrow alley
between 37s and 351 Fifth ave.
nue. she found that she could
go no farther, and there, while
she lay upon the cold bricks in the
alley, into which she crept, . child was
born She WAS removed TO the house Of
mrs. James Smith, after lying there nearly
half IN hour, and doctor summoned, and
after being properly attended 70 she was
taken 10 the hospital department OF the
Central Station. and this afternoon was re-
m owed To the uoor farm.
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Mathewh Dennis
PocAhontA.
Total,

This looks little like frustrating the
action Of the Convention, and doubtless
viii be regarded by friends OF minority
candidates as setting up the pins" Bat
il is nothing Of the so-t. As faithfui
chron;cie- OF ise!s an4 "a Impartial cos.e
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CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Inter, ,0csoa's
Lafayette. Ind, special says: This nom.
Ell. Psper Mill SloOpo % ti3, ,oee; insurs1.
This aftsfpoon tbe nouring mill Of nsoesl
Lutsnburg burned and several Other haiid-
ings ven damaged. Los ~, 900; fully h.
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spondent, am only giving the outlook as
IL presents itself from careful and leis-
urely travel over the whole field and esth-
eriBg notes from those who are in position
10 know the sentiment Of their own local
tiles.
gsTha at;nn ~ Makka-s In
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Die<t 0fLRorO-y.

Bosros, March ls.-Chas. d. Er5y the
leprous patient at the Silen sims
house who contracted the disease in the
Sandwich Island. disd this vSeatng-
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p.ke. sna the Legi.Iatar..

HsREIsBUEs, March 49, lin the House to.
night, Mr.. Bierer, OF Westmoreland coun.
ty. introduced the following:
R,SoIrcd, That it IL the sense OF this
Hous. that some action be taken looking
to tht proper disposition Of questions ~ 70
the right OF Nicholas Lyman Dukes, OF
Fsyette comfy. 10 his title 10 seat In the
House Of Representatives.
The resolution was referred without dis.
cussioa to the Judiciary Committee With
instructions TO report - soon as possible.
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APrInter Drops Dead. /.

RICHMOND. VA, March l9.-W. J. Uzzell,
late foreman of the Petersburg. Va, Mail,
dropped dead in a printing Office here to-
day where he was engaged st work
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All Right NJ Yssse.:

Yszso CITY. garch 10 -Ls'e news sets at
r,st the fears Of OVERLOOKING Yszc1. the
water 1t sharkeFs was fslliag; st Green
SC. IL . as a. staa3.
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The BaIk Of the Vote

will 60 to Mathews. The counties OF the
Seventh Senatorial district-Aercer. Nc.
Dowell, Logan, Wyoming, Boone and Lin
colp-diyided in the start between French,
FLOYD and StolIings, will eventually divide
evenly between Dennis and Mathews. Clay,
Nicholas and Webster divided in the be-
ginning between Mathews, Snyder and
Stollings when the field is cleared go solid
Iy 10 Mathews. Kanaxha will stick 70
Snyder until sticking will do no good, then,
mark the prediction. will turn up with
Mathews label on it. II any one has curl
osity to know how the vote will stand in
the final ballot, will append il:
h.thn~w. U.onEs
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y LeaIih generally comes from Ia x I'd
n '. pr i'fs forces IN the blood To rs
> Il . E.ri 80 heTithy sti's AZ
u IIu. Eilkrs.
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NorH,NG builds up shattered eo7stitu
iioas - qUicSiy a. BTJwa's iro,s BsIEsTs.
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Killll . HalN

SLu orLEaxG. La, March t2-8qsiss
Dungsrfeld, Of DsIts. La, issusd . wit
tr the srrsst cf q s4gso na1sA Jsbs
Holmes. while % sssissisg o1lcR 90
executing the wit be vss atsseted 10 .
se,,<raie nsnses by the negro wftb .
,dstol snd brier hooks. He - loecsd -
retreat 10 bis house. He sscsssd . re
spd killed the negro He was acquitted ~
'hs eoYonsr's iuvY
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NASHVILLE, March I9.-rhs boalss IN ~
sAsmin Of Fred Zimnsf. q AA1evshs.
sI miles vs.t q ibis Iiso. o. =. Loois-
VILE and SsshvilIs rsilroeA. sxptetel -
terdsy. killing Esgisees Psask nsLAsgh-
lin. badly ipjunDE Robert Bsant 50
slightly injurng small go ot Ired An
msr. Young heLsoshiin vc psslsa %
The engine weighing 800 pounds ~ o..
rjed nearly quarter Of . mile.
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VERONA, Pa, March l9.-About . o'clock
this morning fire broke out In the three
story double brick building OF DR.. d. y.
Reynolds. The flames had gained such
hsadway when discovered that Il wn i'm.
possible 70 do n,nch 70 quench them. All
the assistance that the meagrs reooursss OF
the borough, for putting out . Ore, could
no avail. The entire structure VS. dee
troyed with its contsnh. On the flfyt
floor was Z grocery store owned By Gotslb
Brenner, and . drug store owned bye.
Csidwelder. Both OF thess gsntlensn
lived above their stores and bad families.
The fire came 10 UNEXPECTEDLY 70 the lam
lilies OF both Brenner and Caldweldsr that
they barely escaped. with nothing On bot
their night clothes, losing all their fnsnt-
ture and the entire stock oi goods In both
blishnents. The loss 10 estimsted -
tl5ODO. Nothing WAS saved,
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a sssssa Diossna.

BnrssvIcK. NJ, March is.-Ynskiln :.
Psybsm, Of The asnior eiass of Dow1as
ColIegs, chsfFsd With stesling dip!e1e
and ssliipg e. 1os SIS to n. Nchoosgie, q
OedensbuYe. MeW York. finn wboss it he1
been wfthbsla by The faculty. 90 bas1 I'D
spd eosss. ncnossEle. Who - eesn Peee.
titiog medicine under The dirlomA -
hsld % the chsSag rsceiviAg stoseA
goods.
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Bosrox. March i3.-A fire occurred this
morning In the building at Nos. 5sl 70 ~
Washington street. II ohginsted in ths
bssement OF No. ssi occupied By D. nists!
q Co, bstters, wboes los on etoek aaA
5000; Richardson 4 Gertx, ihtstg, loA
900; insured. George H. RtchssaA Jr.,
ievelsf, hsd stock valued ~ $4,000, moe9y
locked In nafes. The los cannot b sgti.
mated. Los on The building. eooeo; ts-
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North Sea, into which he fell and was
drowned.
Trial Resumed.
LONDON, June 1a.-The TRIAL of
the mer concerned in the dynamite
conspiracy was resumed this morning.
Famine In Asia Minor.
Famine is raging in the Kurdish dis
srics m Asia Minor and many are re-
ported dying. Grain Is selling for six
times its usual price.
Steamer Disabled.
The steamer Lake Winnipeg, Of Mon
treal. is disabled.
HoSuLULu, June l2.-Princess Ruth
is dead.
Progressing Faverably.
LONDON. June IA correspondent
of the Exchange Telegraph Company
q. Paris, SAYS it is officially announced
that negotiations bet xeen France and
China are progressing fayorably.
For Relief OF the Greeley Arctic Ex.
pedifton.
HALIFAX June 12-The Alhambra.
arrived from New York, has two whale
boats. dingy, and quantities of stores
for the steamer Proteas. chartered by
the United States Government for the
Greeley Arctic Expedition relief. The
United States steamer Yantic will &C
company the Proteus as far as naviga-
ton will permit. The Greeley party
are supposed to be in latitude T112,
where are stores sufficient to last two
months yet.
The Grand Lodge OF Coed Tcmplars.
A grand reception of delegates 10 the
biennini session of the Grand Lodge of
the Independent order of Good Tenn
plars of the world was given In the Leg
lslative Assembly chamber.
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and came back with Geronimo Mana
iSonita, thatte, aud chief Known ~
brother 10 Navajo Bill. and "a Others.
mostly women and children.
May 24.-Five Mexican woman and
ten MeXlcan children car,e into cer,,r
nearly starved. They said thew hsS
ot'en captured by tndians ab0nf tiftaa-,
DAYS previous. n Chihuabu and wers
Nlth them az the time of the first figh,
Al that tire the Indiane with w6on,
they were h9d decamped. leaving them.
and they had sabsi>t,,d sinrs ~ ryarh'
age picked up about deserted cemu
i4ESs- Nolle WIKI the Indians thsv had
oeen Subjected 10 Al. rnenrer Of dr,1i,-
cry and abuse. pEev hed been ha9t.s,,
aud Obliged to SnSplt to Tia h',sss;,i
iuSs OF their cautosS. Fsev wers oyer.
leyed at their release fron, n go, -,
= ,s, NE usAth' and invoked all manue .
erers. 'N'0iA "a ~
FROM ei:h until the ooth Crs,k -.
hAined In camp to give other Indians
40 ue>ieea ea6nce 10 come IN and
i've themselves Dp. Quite a number
,ooN HoV ahtiNe OF 1t and came into
camp ey iwoS and thress.
VI ths IN grand round up was
made aud The Indians counted. They
aul , rs bucks, and 25l women
aiii culidren. grand ;otSl OF STl.
Aay -S-lhe day was entirely devoted
20 rest ana preparations To star. on tn
return trip.
May So.-Break Gimp and start for
nome, arriving at Silver Greek. Cnls-
,ee,o, Biddle's headquarters. on Jgus
iuih, lust Ill days after leaviu- th,re.
iaciutng stay of few DAYS a Elias
Trek where the FIRST camp Vas snaie
when We started out.
baring ths return trip which was
made ~ tue way of JaRnS river. moth
'tig occurred worthy of note. Tao In
mans seemed Ia ENJOY tho idea or e.
,urnIng TO san Carlos, and. judging the
future oy past experiences, expect for
siVeness and good time. Daring the
TRIP tAe command crossed the Sierra
Madras, and marched down tho western
-iope as Tar as Gu4chlne Ela. and then.
striking east, cat the range acsi. end
came oat on the eastern slnpo. Tie
stronghold wlere the capture was made
y near the summit Of this mountain
chain, and q long distance from Tres
Casilias. where Garcias reported fi.rht
occurred. the Indians stats that the
Mexiean troops have never approached
nearer than thirty miles of the stronS-
hold, the nature of the country appalling
chem apparently when they AT
tempted 1t. Tie entire command
from Crook Down ire loud in praise of
Peaches, and say that but for his wou.
derfniIy intimate knowledge of the
country and its devious WAYS II wouId
nave been beyond the power of the CON-
mani ever "a have found IL. When
talked 10 bT Crook after his capture last
spring near San Carlos, he promised the
Generd that II MS i,is WAS spared he
would show him where the Iudiau
stronghold WAS. and right rsyal.y has
he Kept has word. Eyerytn,ug b. told
Crook abou; the country WIS correct,
and each OF has promises was carried
ont 10 The very letter. Peaches" ia a
white Mountain Apache. and ubout 30
years old. IL is said he is married 20 a
Chlrica hUa slltw-a uaion of tribes
rarely Known among Indians, and par
ticclariy SO l. this case, the White
Mountain indians and Chirictha4s be-
ing enemies. During the entire trip the
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only losses were five horses, which
strayed away. and ten pack mulea
lost, most ofthem by falling over preo-
iplces. No sickness TO amount to anv-
thing occurred during the expedition.
and the reported woundinc of a lien.
tenant - NOS correct. Previous reports
IS 10 Crooks employment of Mexican
Sn'des AZ Bavispe are unfounded. A
Mexican ~ Baccarocco stated that he
Ahew tbs country east of there and
cossd plIos the command. but was found
- be an iEapostor the first day and
aFiven back. Peaches" was guide
from nrst To last. Statements that
Oroos command got out Of provisions
are not correct, there being food for a
SIX weeks extended campaign brouobt
back by him. The General states that
ne would have remained out six weeks
4 not successful sooner. Water and
grass except on the occasion mentioned
were ionnd in plenty. Loco and
other chiefs. when questioned
concerning Chief Juh saw that
he has not been seen for eight months.
and they do not know where he ia: that
he had quarrel with them and left.
taking but few warriors with him.
they think he is dead. Most of Juh's
band are among the captured. The
Indians deny that they were whipped
by Garcia at Tres Casiillas, and claim
to have routed him. They say Garcia
Is brave man himself. but his men
ran away. The battle ground of
tres Castiilas was passed over
oy Crook, and the bodies OF
Two of Gsrcia's soldiers found
there. The courier states that
previous reports of she Indians having
plenty OF money are not exaggerated.
HEY being we'll supplied with Il, and
a'so with ponies. but lacking in guns
ana ammunition. Charlie McComas
had not been brought in when the cou-
I,es iett' "niie he WAS there party
81 scouts started out, saying they
from captured Indians thew conid
find him in short time. Tia
Indians all seem TO know Crook. and
his tent il surrounded from
morning till night by suuaws who sonat
ON the ground and vary the time bc-
tween fashionine garments from recent
purchases of calico and Watching their
captor. Children clambered over him
with entire freedom and he seems 10
ENJOY IT. Crook certainly Thoroughly
understands and has wonderful, power
over tho Apaches. His trip, unaccom-
panied, 1t might be said, save by
members OF the tribe he was going
TO conquer and his triumphant
return Indicates almost omniscence on
his part. Frontiersmen who have
never doubted Crooks skill as an In
dian tighter. and themselves familiar
with Apache character from long inter-
course, grAvely shook their heads vhen
he crossed tho border with the White
Mountain Indians and said "Cibicu."
III was this same tribe of White Mount
ans that revolted and murdered Capt.
hentig and others at the place men,
toned IN 1881, and they were Govern
ment scouts too. Crook starts today for
camp Apache with the prisoners, and
nearly the entire command. leaving
a small detachment at Silver Creek,
IN command of Lieut.. Darlington.
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WASHINGTON, June l3.-By direction
of Judge wylie the star route jury
came into court at 1888 this morning
10 receive instruction on points of Law
before stated. Juror Vernon, who was
sick during the night, fell on tho door
in a III. He il now under the care Of
physician. The remaining !urors re
turued 10 their room. In about fifteen
minutes Deputy Marshall Fasset report,
ed that Vernon WAS sitting up anu
would soon he all right.
Judge wylie said: Il have good
daaI Of doubt in nv mind in regard %
the consequences of this occurrence;
This man has been drinking good
deal. He 10 hard drinker- Tn one
occasion during the progress OF the
trial had 10 take him aside and give
him a pretty sharp adnon ton. and he
promised 10 abstain. bat have observed
that he has again resumed hard drink
ing. and ] suppose confinemsns N the
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WASHINGTON. June Upon his re-
tufn to Washington, Secretary Chand-
Ter will advertise for sealed proposals
for the purchase OF two ironclsds. two
iron and twenty-six wooden ships,
which have been condemned by boards
OF inspection as unfit for naval service.
The following vessels now at Mare
Island are included in the list: Benicia,
Narragausett, Nyack, Saco. Tuscarora
and Alaska. The remaining vessels are
AZ eastern and southern yards. Pro-
posals for purchase will be received un-
I'll about September 18th.