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National Republican., 1883-05-07

Although There Is General Complaint
from merchants on account Of the backward
ness of the season we have found il necessary
to replenish and duplicate good number of
lots already, as we charge no fancy prices for
our clothing, and the public appreciate honest
goods. Eiseman Bros, the most prominent
clothiers and tailors, corner Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1883-05-07


BALTIMORE, May 5.--Virginia 6s, consolidated,
49, do. second series, So; new 1U4Os, 3319; new ss
81 bid to-day. .i fld
BALuMoRE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, May 5.-Cotton higher aud firm; mid.
ding, 1ONc. Flour unchanged aud active; Howard
street and western superhne, So 25@4 co. do. extra
q 2O@4 70; do; family 50 0o@6 90; city mills super
brands So 0o@S6 25 Patapsco family, Sc Is; do su.
periative patent, 81 90. Wheat-southern steady
western irregular and higher; southern red, 81 q
bid: No. 2 western winter red. spot and May
81 2214@l % June, u 2SEgl "a; July, 81 2i3s@
24ssi August, 81 241 September, 81 "a bid. Corn
Southern steady and active; western spot firm
options lower and weak; southern white, 63@67c
do yellow, 65@6Sc; western mixed, spot. 6Il9@
G7Sc May eSSS1c; SiS June Si@Sic July &c
do mixed. 5OS5lc; Pennsyivania. 5i@5ic, Rye
to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, sli O0@
16 90. Provisions about steady and quiet; mess
pork, $40 So; bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib
rib sides, 1219c; hams, l411@l5l9c; lard, refined
l2l1c. Butter steady; western packed. I7@23c roll
l4@lsc. Eggs dull and weak at lac; Petroleum
goes, ordinary 10 fAir 81 SG9jEc Sugar dull a SOFT
S3sc. Copper refined steady at l4N@i5c. Whisky
steamer dull and unchanged; cotton, 5,s5@s,l6d
-four, Is I'd; grain, llIG2d. Receipts-Flour 1866
barrels wheat, 81, 900 bushels corn, $1,000 bushels
Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn. 1000 bushels. Sales
Wheat, 2i3,OOO bushels; corn, i55, 600 bushels
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Flour dull and UNCHANGED
Wheat-=Regular, active, but lower at 81 12l4 May;
August 81 l556 September; 81 NJ oil the Year; No
2.Chicago spring, 81 1901 12; No. do, 95c; No
. red winter, 81 1901 l3lS. Corn in fair demand
but lower; $3.50 cash and May !; b59k@55lSc June
Oats dull and easier: 405494lc cash and May i2C
June. Pork active, firm, and higher $40 S5@l9 9C
cash and May; SO % June. Lard active, firm, and
higher; Sl1 05Dl2 90 cash and May; Sl2 2O7ISGl2 Il
yuue. Bulk meats-ShoudeTs, SS 90; short rib
$40 %; short clear, Sll co. Whisky steady and
unchanged.
PIrTsBuRG OIL MARKET,
PITTsBURG, May soil dull AMI not much doing
onened at. 92c, declined to 9O4c, and closed al
0ll2c Trading ut the exchange was light.
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eep REGULARLY for sale the following daIlIes

We keep regularly for sale the following dailies
Boston Herald Boston Advertiser, Boston Post
Boston Transcript, Chicago Times Charleston News
and Courier, Denver Tribute, New York World, New
York Graphic, New York Evening Post, Evansville
Courier, indianapolis Journal. Minneapolis Tribune,
New York Star, Richmond Dispatch, Providence
journal, springfield Republican, 81. Louis Post-Ds'
patch, Messenger Franco. American, saD Francisco
Newsletter Hartford Courant Albany Argus, Troy
Times, Syracuse Journal, Rochester Post-ENpress,
Bnfhio Express, Buffalo Courier, Cleveland Leader,
Cleveland Herald, Pittsburg Chronicle, 81. Louis
Globe. Democrat, st. Louis Republican, San Fran
Cisco Bulletin, b. Paul Press, San Francisco
Alta, Toronto Mail, San Francisco Chronicle, Boston
journal, Baltimore sun, Chicago Tribune, Cincinnati
hnquirer, Baltimore American, Brooklyn Eagle, Gin
clnnAti Commerclal-Gazette, Chicago 1nter-Ocenn,
New York Herald, New Orleans Picayune New
York Tribune, Newark Advertiser, New York Times,
Detroit Tribune, New York sun, Milwaukee sentinel.
Boston saturday Evening Gazette, Boston Courier,
Philadelphia Press, Philadelphia Daily and Weekly
Mines louisville Courier-Journal, Philadelphia Rec
ord, Philadelphia Ledger, Boston Home Journal
Now York Journal Philadelphia Inquirer, New York
sunday Mercury, Courier des Etats Unis edition
uebdomadsirel ,Lo AIessager Franco'American (Edi'
ton Bl-Hebdomadalre).
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sTooKs.

Tho following are the opening, highest,
lowest, ana closing prices of the principal
stocks for the day, as corrected by special wire
reports received by Bateman q Co., bankers,
No. I411 II street northwest:
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Use Brentauo's London Exchequcr JET BLACK

Flows freely; does not corrode at once Jet black,
never thickens or deposits sediment; never moulds
dries instantly; is permanent; ressts acids is not
affected by frost; never changes color In the ink
stand. Use clean inksland, and do not mix with
other ink. This ink yields one good copy nom fresh
National Republican., 1883-05-07

We receive regularly by European steamers the fol-
lowing Foreign Papers Magazines, aud fashion
Journals;
The Illustrated London News, London Graphic
Pictorial World, Tho Queen. Illustrated sporting ana
Dramatic News The London Daily Times, London
standard, Punch, Fun, London Truth, LondonWorid,
London Weekly Times, The Mail Bells Life, Lon
don Figaro, Judy, London Field, spectator whitehall
Review, Life, London Army and Navy Gazette, Lon
don Era. London Daily News, The American Rogls-
ter, saturday Review, Tha AthenRum. Society Gar
deners Chronicle, The Garden, The Electrician, Eng
lls Mechanic, The Court Journal, The London Arch
ltect st. James Gazette, Pail Mall Budget, The Lon
don Economist, The British Architect, The Builder,
London Engineering, London Engineer The Acad'
eniy, the Contemporary Review, Nineteenth Ceptury,
Portnightly Review, Chambers Journal, Belgravla,
Cornhill Magazine London Lancet, Monthly Family
Herald, Tho Theatre, Monthly London Journal,
Backwoods Magazine Longman's Magazine, Good
Words, sunday Magazine, All The Year Round, The
Portfolio, London Art Journal Cassells Mngaglne
OF Art, Every Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine,
Bradshaw's Railway Guide to Great Britain and Ire.
land, Bradshaws Continental Railway Guide, Boys
own Paper, Little Folks, lie Figaro, lie NOltnlr oil
Bias, LEvenement La Justice, Bunlvers dlustre
lie Journal Amusant, Petit Journal Pour Klre lie
lie Monde Inustre, La Caricature La France lfle'
gante lie Modesde 10 SAison, L'Elegance, PariSenne
le Monlteur de la Mode lie Prlntemps, Le Salon de
la Mode, Revue de Ia Mode, Uber Land und Nicer,
Die Gnrtenlaube Fegende Blatter, and many Others
too numerous to mention.
National Republican., 1883-05-07


Adelaide Phillips, A Record by Mrs. r. c.
The Cruise OF the Canoe Club. BY w T Xds% 90
nous Women SERIES .,...,....r..., ...,....,N- 90
Henry Fielding. BY Austin Dobson. English
Games and soess ,of XmeriGan Children By "
Dialect TSes. wG Rs Sherwood . 3
The Led.Horse claim i,y Mary Halloos Foote e6
Illustrated Az Notes, New York Academy OF =.
why tbs Shoe tSs1 Pinc6esi Ccnir6aTicn To xp
Paper, iOc. Cloth 25
q neii, u s ,.o ,gy 49,. 50
onnHs neS 9f n lne conS I"tSS Sma asoTy % the
But. Yet Woman. ny Arthur sherburhe
saic6ei Guide or the vacation TSuiiss in
Europe Edition ior 1854 2 90
:. By Mountain and stream. by g. o. Shields, ! %
HoW'to Cook. ny Nation liolics:. %
Lang wS y SGESssGnnG N,sSmn. X Nj IT, vincentb D. m
vingi Conies Nouvesux. Par FramsoiS Toppae. / 20
Boucho Cousue. Par Fortune de Bolssobey 2
Michel Beri6isf ar Jules 20
SCrJsespopdance lsl!.lsiG Par Georse sSndyy-. 70
Richard wesGc Far judith
letlt Brevair du Parislenne. Par Daniel ID Arc. 10
lie liomantisme de Cassiqucs. Par Emile Dos
chanel; 40
rr.SEio n Y 4 4.1sys TSS92f 3;S;s,y g g
The sailing boat aud Its Management Bye -
The Ho1sSSecpcrs Year Book By Helen
FaSIsiis SE,s fHT lisSiSl; %
Brother Gardncrs Lime Kiln Club. by I Quad 50
Peck sunshine ,.,..,,,",.,, 80
Eyed Mule. ByBiil Nye fIimself......,.....'. 80
American Citizens Manual. Part and II. by
History Of hes People the United States rom
the Reyolntlon to the Civil War by John -
True Womsnhood: Hints on Of II the FORMATION Of 0O
WSmanly Character. By Rev. Franklin -,
Protection 10 Young industries. by Frank W. "
Concord IsGiGrcs on Phosoph Is
sketch Book OF T. Caldeeol,'s; SO
S'"uS ms ~ SYH%ineah % iay ana sichy' by Angus q,
Gays Fables Parchment sj
Home Gymnastics. BY @, Lofving. With 81 II.
RosseSu BY Henry Grey Graham Forcsn "
study and smuSnts; or Tic Use Of inIcxi: "
Gai Lie. Edited by x. xrinSr Rsuds.'...,.'- d" 50
PgaeRGs'f PMnt ~ NV ps q ,ar q, Afmirers e
The Admiral's Ward. by Mrs. Alexander.
La domlessS sara2 Les Baiaics dc Ia Vie Par i
eIdSon Fieyce Novel by ii. W.Tu%cy. % Teis:
- ure Hour Series Paper, 3Oc. Cloth, ..,.,y-.. 100
Wealth Creation, BY Augustus Mongredlen. 80.
The iiIad Of Homer Done Into English Prose.
By Andrew Lang. Walter Leaf, aud Ernest
pictiGnaTy tisss OF Elsciriciiy. by Henry Greer: OO
with Additions by William Ia Allison ,,....... zoo
and Her Truinius to Tdi2i it. by Morgan HG Dix.
Blunders Uii ccrrsccd synonyms Of 81 900 words: "
Classical Dictionary all In one volume. ..,... 100
| The Pocket Dictionary, or Spelling Guide, CIV
ing n vocabulary OF nearly 1900 OF the most
| difficult words In the English languages...,. 25
| The Bocade and the Cruisers. BY i. Russell
Soley. professor In the u. s. navy.......,..,,,. %
Chats About Books, BY Mayo w Hagetlne... 50
Colony in Paris, said 10 be by Miss Banehs
Famsr Tnssb ncaons: Fnmar Ia;;n ou
| Qyotationsi Familiar French Quotations;
all IN one volume .....,...,.-: 10C
| Story OF the New restament:, Bible Truths and
Shakespeare; Why We Believe the Bible:
all In one volume %
National Republican., 1883-05-07

THE Excesses Of fYouth are drafts upon Old
Ago payable with interest. Sufferers should
immediately use Aliens Brain Food 81; 6
for $6s At druggists,
National Republican., 1883-05-07

6, Please bear in mind that our establish
rnent II kept open every evening until 10
A,
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A. Brentano & Co.,
Publishers, Booksellers, StatiOnerS,
AND NEWSDEALERS,
1o15 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Corner Eleventh Street, WASHINGTON, d, G.
Corner of Eleventh Street,

sPIease hear I'm mind that our establish.
1acnt ~ kept open every evening until 10
o'clock.
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Real Estnte TransGers.

BASE BALL. Good game to-day, National
VI. Defiance, of Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1883-05-07

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Following are opening, highest, lowest and clos
ing prices on Chicago board Of trade, as corrected
by special wire reports TO Cooke & Co., brokers:
National Republican., 1883-05-07

TCoR sALE--PRINTEp CARDS, .aFUHNIsHED
Rooms with TABLE Boarai Si, .Ihls B Honse for
Rent price 10 cents each are for sale at the Husnssu
oaiee ~ ghs National RspHhleAni de7A
National Republican., 1883-05-07

We enumerate few books which may (or maynot)
be useful to those around the house,
National Republican., 1883-05-07
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, May 5.--Yirginia 6s, consolidated
.; do second series, So; new LAOS, 33l2; new 3s
Il bid to-day. fli
BALnMoRR PRODUCE MARKET.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-07-28

The Methodists of Seersburg, Clark county.
have just completed an $500 parsonage
Robbie, the four-year-old son OF Isaac Shaw, OF
day.
Mrs. Guuion, wife of Isom Gunion, Of Mobiles.
vile, was badly gored by vicious cow on
Wednesday evening
John Crowly, a youth OF sixteen years, was
drowned at Anderson, on Wednesday night,
while bathing in White river.
Jas Fuller, a small boy. was so seriously
bitten by dog in Cldrksyille, Clark county,
on Thursday, that his life is despaired Of.
The dry goods and grocery store OF John
Greek, nt sheldon, Allen county. was robbed by
burglars on Wednesday night, of $500 worth Of
merchandise.
AT Prairetown, on Wednesday, John Arhuckle
and George Bryant, two farmers, got into
fight, when Bryant cut Arbucke IN four places
with pocket knife.
The Bloomington Progress has inaugurated
81 subscription to secure a fund to erect
monument over the grave of the late DR.. Cyru.
Mutt President Of the State University.
On Tuesday of this week Henderson Bros, of
Knox county, threshed on the farm of Mr.. Ptdg-
con, the wheat from siX-and-a-quarter-acr
field, yielding 276 bushels an average of forty
four bushels per acre.
At the conclusion Of trial before Justice
Boyatt, at BrOwnstOwn, on Thursday, Newton
Myers made u vicious attack upon George w.
Hughes, "A witness, and cut him several times
with q knife abOuu tho body. shortly after, tho
parties met in n store, when a second attack
made upon Hughes with the weapon, in.
hlcting several more cuts, making eight il all.
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YES, THEY DO.
THE LOG DISASTER.
Hopes that the Last Bridge Will Hold and
Save Further Loss.

DETROIT, Mich, July 27.-The news of the
threatened calamity at Grand Rapids and
Grand Haven, spoken of yesterday, has been
very slow coming. Intelligence is just at
hand that strong hopes are entertained that
the worst is over, and that its dimensions
will be greatly lessened from what seemed
certain yesterday. The last of the four rail-
road bridges around Grand Rapids and cross
ing the Grand river on the Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern, four miles below this
city toward Grand Haven, up to noon to-day,
stands firm, with jam of 100000 feet of
logs against it. Thirty million more are
strewn high and dry on the banks of the
river between this point and point above
the city where the first bridge gave way yes
terday. 1t is confidently hoped the Lake
Shore bridge can hold out against the enor-
nous pressure. If so, the logs will be kept
from sweeping down the river, breaking the
Grand Haven booms and pouring into Lake
Michigan. The losses at best are heavy, but
nothing approaching what there would have
been had the last bridge been carried off
Trade is greatly impeded, but the railroads
have already telegraphed for estimates for
replacing the three bridges which went out
yesterday. All the new ones will be of iron
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New Officers of the G. A. r..

DENVER, Col, July 27.-The next national
encampment of the Grand Army of the Re-
public will be held at Minneapolis. William
Warner of Iowa, was elected senior vice
commander-in-chief,a and Walter H. Holmes,
of California, junior vice. The surgeon-gen-
eral and chaplain were reelected.
The closing exercises of the national en-
campment of the Grand Army of the Re-
lie took place at Camp Vandervoort tonight.
They consisted of music, parades, speeches,
and grand display of fireworks. The ex-
cursion through the mountains, rendered by
the State of Colorado to the regular dele
gates leaves tomorrow forenoon, and will
occupy five days. The installation cere-
monies at the Grand Opera-house, to-day,
were of an interesting character Speeches
were made by the outgoing and incoming
officers.
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The Western Union Officials in the Larger
Cities Report Steady Improvement
In the Situation.
Denial of the Report that the 3. G..
o. Company Will Succumb.
Report that Some of Si.e Chicago Strikers
Have Returned to Work-Operators at
Richmond. Ind, Leave Their Desks.
NEW YORK.
Reported Negotiations with the b. g. o.
Asserted and Denied.

Reported Negotiations with the b. & o.
Asserted and Denied.
New York, July 27.-At the headquarters
Of the striking operators to-day, it was said
that negotiations now pending between the
Brotherhood and the Baltimore & Ohio COM
pany, at Baltimore, will be concluded to-
day. At the Baltimore & Ohio office in this
city it was said that no intimation of a
change of policy which has been pursued
since the strike had been given by any Off
GERS of the company. The situation at the
Western Union Office is reported to be
steadily improving, and when the men be-
gan work this morning business to all i'm
portant points was clear and the wires work
ing in good order. Way business is also
about clear. Four additional city offices
were opened to-day, making forty-eight in
al in operation. There is no indication
that the company will yield in the slightest
degree.
Plans are rapidly being pushed forward
for the organization of a new cooperative
telegraph company, contemplated by the
Brotherhood.
At the Office of the American Rapid COM
pany, to-day. it vas said that large amount
of business was being done.
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Italian Boot-Black Corps Arrested.

ATLANTIC CITY N. j., July 27.-Thirty- six
italian boot-blacks were arrested and or
dered to change their vocation. They were
arrested under special law of the Legisla-
ture. enacting that no child under the age of
eighteen shall be allowed to black boots,
solicit aid play musical instruments or be-
come mendicants etc These boys, whose
ages range from five to seventeen years. pay
a license OF SIS each to the city The city is
filled with Italians under control of padrones,
who compel them to bring in daily stipu-
lated sum or receive a severe punishment
Twenty are lodged in a single room in one
hOuse
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SANITARY PRECAUTIONS.

Measures to Prevent the Landing of Infected
Rag Cargoes from Egypt
special 70 the Indianapolis journal.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-The conference to
be held tomorrow between the authorities
of the Atlantic seaboard cities and Surgeon
general Hamilton will inaugurate strong
measures for keeping out yellow fever, which
now threatens Norfolk by the entrance of
the British steamer Audran and the bark
Salome into Hampton Roads. Surgeon
general Hamilton will not leave Fortress
Monroe until efficient arrangements have
been made to blockade all Atlantic ports
against this plague.
The State Department has received official
information of the departure from Liverpool
of the steamer Bavaria with cargo of rags
collected in cholera-infected ports of Egypt
for Boston. Secretary Folger Immediately
notified the Marine Hospital at Boston to
use any power even the most extreme, to
prevent the landing of the cargo. The Sec
retary said tonight to your correspondent:
II am determined to omit no step that can
be taken to prevent the admission of any
infected articles, This cargo, if investi-
cation shows it to be infected, shall be
burned, if necessary to prevent the intro
duction of disease into this country. There
seems to be some doubt as to the exact
power given by law to interpose government
authority, but l have resolved that doubt in
our favor, and shall enforce its terms from
the mildest to the severest, as circumstances
may require The law under which this
quarantine is to be enforced. gives authority
to detain cargoes of rags, furs, skins, ETC.,
from entering ports, removing them by
lighter to isolated places, or returning them
if necessary"
At the State Department a cablegram was
received announcing the necessity of two
more inspectors of vessels at Liverpool, and
the consul at Liverpool was authorized to
appoint two efficient men for that purpose.
This makes four inspectors at that point
whose instructions from the State Depart
ment are to notify the department of all
infected vessels leaving or likely to leave.
One of the inspectors will be stationed at
London. request has also been sent to the
Egyptian government to prevent the shipment
of articles that may carry infection.
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New YORK, July 27.-The manager of the
American Rapid claims that since he made
terms with the strikers business has in
creased so per cent. Among business men
there is considerable criticism OF the COM
pany for having raised rates as soon as bust
ness was good, and it is a common remark
that if the demands of the strikers are ac-
ceded to the public may have to pay for it
after all. Rates which We're 10 cents for
thirty words of city business are now 10
cents for ten words, and the charge Is 25
cents for te.i words of out CT town business
against 20 cents for twenty words.
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Wards Failure Causes others.

CLEVELAND, July 27.-As sequence of the
failure of the Ward Iron Company Church
& McFarland's store has been taken posses
sion of by creditors, and Dalzell & Co. as
signed. L. B. Wards Russia sheet-iron mill
shut down to-day at noon. Vicious threats
are made against James Ward, who has not
been found for some days. and opinion is
divided as to whether he has fed or is secret
Ell. The cause of the failure was running
the works at a loss rather than throw large
number of men out of employment 1t is
claimed that Mrs. w. B. Ward put into the
concern in the last six months $4,000 of the
fortune she inherited.
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Destruotion bv Storm in Texas

GALVESTON, July 27.-Details received of
the storm of Wednesday night in the out
skirts of Fort Worth show that it was disas-
trous throughout the Southwest. Three
men were injured, perhaps fatally; three
buildings blown from their foundations,
three other structures in course of erection
blown down, a number of sheds and out
houses demolished, and also a couple of
residences and one warehouse were more or
less damaged. A windmill toppled over,
and tent in use as a temporary hospital
was carried away, leaving the patients at
the mercy of the elements for some little
time
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Bell Telephone Men Go Out.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 27.-The linemen
and inspectors of the Bell Telephone Com
pany waited on the officers of the company
this morning, and demanded an answer to
their bill Of grievances presented yesterday.
The superintendent declined to meet their
views and requested them to wait until to-
morrow, but the men refused and at once
inaugurated a strike About twenty-five
linemen and six inspectors of instruments
are taking part.
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THE CHOLERA.


Cholera in That City.
LONDON, July 27.-An individual in Lon
don Docks, who. it is said, has cholera, was
taken i'll on Wednesday. A case of supposed
cholera, reported from Wales, occurred at
Llanfyllin, and resulted in death in twenty
four hours after the victim was attacked
Another case, supposed to have been cholera
happened at Kensington a few days ago
The victim, who was a drunkard, died two
hours after he was taken ill. Officers of the
local government board do not believe that
these isolated cases, imply an outbreak of
Asiatic cholera, Several deaths occur from
diseases in London weekly at this season of
the year which are classified as cholera, but
which are difficult to distinguish from agsra-
vated diarrhea. There have been several hum
dred cases of the latter disease weekly this
summer, which is in excess of the average.
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Fatal Runaway.

Boston, July PA dispatch from North
east Harbor, Me-, says a blackboard party
consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Case and daughter,
Miss Pierce and Miss Leuro, of Boston, and
Miss Callie White, of Baltimore, all promi-
nent in social circles, were yesterday thrown
to the ground by the horses running away
and Miss Case was Instantly killed. Miss
White seriously injured and the remainder
of the party badly bruised. The affair has
produced the most profound sensation among
the hotel guests especially at the Rodick
House, where the party was staying. Miss
Cases remains are lying at President Elliott's
house. in Northeast Harbor,