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FATHER TO.uAZIN ARRESTED.
A STRUGGLE AT THE WHITE EARTH INDIAN AGENCY.

A. STRUGGLE AT THE WHITE EARTH INDIAN AGENCY
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrsUsEi
ST. PAUL, Minn., July 3.-On Sunday word
ra, received from White Earth Indian Agency that the
celebrated Father Tomazin, Of Red Lake, had been
involved in scandal with girl acing as his house
keeper and that his had been ordered from WASH
iugtop and that officers had started from White Earth
for Red Lake for purpose Of appreheDdng him, and
furthermore that the part OF the priest and
his frends was feared. Nothing further was learned
until today when private letter was received from
White Earth con tainng the following passage Tomaz9
was brought down from Red Lake ana Is oeing nelu
here until Inspector Gardner hears from Washington.
They had an ,yfu time with him. He swears vengeance
against them ALL" This decidedly meagre iaformation
Is all that obainabe from any st. Paul source ~
present White Earth is remote from any telegram
Office and IL may several days before details OF the
affair are obtained The general belief here s that
serous ii ht took pace between Agent Luce and his
officers on the one hand aud Father TomAzn aud his
Indian friends ON the other
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OTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CO UNIT OF CHAMBoRD NO BETTER

THE CO UNI Of CHAMBSRD NO BETTER.
PARIS, July 3.-The Count V Cheyigne arrived
la Paris this afternoon direet from Frohsdorf He
says that the Count of Chambord is making des-
perste struggle and may last several days but his
recovery is impossible. He vomits everything he
takes INTO his stomach. He is very much emaciated
and extremely weak. A messenger who reached
here to-day from Frobsdorf brought the informa-
ton that the physicians in attendance the
Count have little hope of his recovery. His MUD
is clear.
The Duke Of Nemours and the Duke dAlencon
have gone to Frohsdorf with the Count of Paris
The Duke de la Rochefoucauld- -Bsaccia and the
Prince de Leon also at Frohsdorf
Large crowds were present this morning at tho
Churches IN which masses were said for the rccov-
cry OF the Count from his present critical illness.
IL IL asserted In Rome that the Count has received
the Papal blessing.
PARIS, July 4.-News was received here at mid
night that the physicians attending the Count of
Chambord at consultation last night decided that
his case was hopeless. The statement is published
thai the members of The Orleans family have gone
10 ffohsdorf only 70 fulfil family DUTY.
he doctors fear that the Count OF Chambord is
suffering from cancerous abscesy In his stomach,
which may poison ms blood.
FEARS THAT THE CHOLERA WILL SPREAD.
CAIRO. July 3.-The Sanitary Council has ordered
the inhabitants OF Danietta TO be removed from
their dwellings and scattered tents The infected
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CROPS or THREE WESTERN STATES.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 3.-1he Indiana Farmer
this week will contain full reports on the leading crops
An Indiana Ohio aud Illinois. The condition OF wheat IN
indiana ON July was 90 per cent IN Ohio 6S per cent
and In Illinois 90 per cent The OF corn In Indiana
was lOl per cent Onio l0i, and In Illinois l04 The
condition OF coru Indiana 81 cent. In Ohio s3
and In Illinois So or oats there is full acreage Tho
condition Of the crop Indiana 81 per cent In Ohio
lO2 and In Illinois 90 Tue live stock In these states s
shown be in good condition. The hay and hax crops
are also reported ut above 90 per cent The Indiana
Furnsr on The basis OF these and scattering rep0rs
from other states estimates the wheat crop OF 1883 aG
308 900 900 bushels
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TOPICS IN CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA, June 23.-Occasonal cases of yell
low fever occur here, but the disease epidemic
The incoming coffee crop IN Salvador Ia expected TO
be between 20 and 20 per cent less than that Of last
year
Mr. Won Bergen, the newly appointed German Minister
20 Central America. received by General Barios,
President OF Guatemala, on the 0tn lust.
Much excitement has been created IN BOgota by a
proposition In House OF Representatives to declare
war against Ecuador II was throw out on tue first
debate Tne truth Is there Ia Ecuador with which
Colombia could 90 10 war. Ventimilla, who IL an
enemy ID on his last legs and the rest OF ECUADOR Is
trou,ey well disposed toward THIS Republic.
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quarter of tho town has been partly disniec'ou nu

quarter of the town has been partly uisinio0'0U "
partly burned.
There were twelve deaths at Mansurah and iour
at Samanoud yesterday from cholera. Iravei DO
tween Port Said and ports in Syria has been pro-
hibited owing to the outbreak of cholera at the
former place. A panic prevails at Jiddah because
of the expected arrival there of five steamers from
India with pilgrims on their way to Mecca IL iS
feared that they bring the germs of cholera
BERLIN, July 3.-The Nord- Deutsche Za'uns' 'no
organ of Prince Bismarck, says that oefniany anu
Prussia are devoting earnest attention TO tne SUI
iecr of the cholera Commissioners are to assemble
forthwith, In conjunction with the Imperial BOARD
of Health to deliberate on precautionary
Prince Bismarck before starting Tor the couhuy
nersonaIly ordered that sanitary measures be taken
against the Of cholera Into
Under Foreign Secretary. stated in the house oi
Commons this afternoon that the Government nad u
no Intention for the present at least OF
an international conference on the supJecI VI
quarantine against cholera.
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A STEAMBOAT TORN TO ATOMS.

EXPLOSION OF BoILER-sEvERAL MEN INJURED.
WuKEsBARRE, Penn, July 3.-Ihe boilers
OF the susquehanna blew this mornng at her doek
I'm the 81 ehanna River The boat was torn 10
pieces There we're no passengers board az the time
The following employees we're injured; John r. Deswil
ler foreman broken aud experienced con-
cusson Of BRAIN cannot recover Perry
Qneer had his hands and face burned CharesNiller
ui,ot was cut and bruised about the body. Elwatu
Richardson travelling agent, or Now YORK. had Jusi
steppe4 upon the gang plank when the explosion oc-
Cured o was ed several feet into the ar anons
on the shore unnjured The boat bai capacity i0r
carrying 500 pase ugers, aud was plying between ths
city aud NanticUke.
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THE MISSING LEaIsLArIVE ELLIS.
GOVERNOR BUTLER RUMoRED TO HAVE LEFT THEM
IN HIS CARRIAGE.
Tpr TELEGRAPH To THE rRrBUsr.l

IN HIS CARRIAGE.
fnY TELEGRAPH To THE rRTDUsEi
Bosros. July 3.-A few weeks ago two I'M
portant bills passed by the Legislature were sent 70
Governor Butler for hi. signature. They suddenly my
teriously disappeared He accused some unknown per-
son OF stealing them one Of the bills was the OIL max
ing appropriations for the Tevkesoury AmshouSe'
There was no one 80 that the bills should dSAp
pear as Governor Butler. and his attempt to make
appear that thief had invaded his private once was
amusing Finally the bills recovered, ana Win
very mysterious air tho Governor declared that he hAd
nothing TO do with their disappcarance, ana couu put
his finger on the offender a. any time
A Journal reporter has been making invesugations'
and has found enough prove that Butter Will be very
clad n the whole Story does not get into PRINT loe.
was no theft and Butler was much more e3hoe'nsu ne,
than any one IN the disappearance OF the b Inc
story II II could be told In full would place Governor
Buter In "A very amusing position. Dhl thoIe arc
reaaons for suppre. e.sng the facts at pfcsepI ~ -
known that Henry q. Austin, foreman In James nan
sou'. carr age factory No. u Iiawkinssi, cOud tc
all abou: the finding Of the missug paper, and th.t
return 10 the Governor but bis mouth IL sealed Tor the
present IL rumofed, however that butler let Tue
documents in his carriage. aud when the NcAc'o was
sent 10 the factory for rcpaiis they we're iOHhd-
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APAyIc on TIE ISLAND OF oMETEPE.
CHILIANs LEAVING TOWNS IN PERU.

(BY TIE CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICAN rELBGHAfhl
LENA, July 3-via Galveston, Textile
Tribune has published letter Of May "a from Adofo
Ybanes urging Calderon 10 accept the same terms OF
peace az Igesias and thus obtain through Mr Logan
rccouition OF his Government Caderon. In reply, says
he does not believe the United statos VIII recognize
Ieesias OF adopt so variable policy and adds that he
has told Mr. Logan that he willing treat for peace
on the rational basis with which he is well acquainted
Caceras has united his forces with those OF kec9bar-
rem at Huaraz, and has started for parts unknown
They number about 1900 men. He IA pursued by the
Chian forces. Several places have been evacuated by
the Chlllans and are now flying the Peruvian flag.
PHASES OF THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
PANAMA, June 23.-The Chilans are making
preparation. to eyacuae the North Of Peru and hand
over Igesias who Is rapidly rising IN public esteem
The treaty provides Chill shall pay 10 the Peruvian
bendhoders one-haf OF the proceeds OF the
takcn from the deposits known to exist IN the ceded
territory Qsrapaca). those that may be hereafter
brought To light be the exclusive property OF Chill;
that the private interests held 10 the nitrate deposits
shall be respected by Ch and that Chill shall give TO
Peru half the proceeds obtained from the suano
al the Lobos lslands
The municipal and other Peruvian authorities IN the
different towns throughout the North have been in
formed by the Chlians that they prepared with
draw from all points where Islesias is recognized
The Chan troops received orders 10 shoot all per
sOns Yitu IN their hands. All agree that
measures must Dc enforced To feleve fcru
pr datory bands. small Chllian column Is following
Caceies who IL boiling with all speed for the Amazon
Provinces, where he thinks bis life Will be safe. Tho
exactons and atrocities committed by this man IN te
two years he has he'd power In tue Jaa Valley are in
Vulnerable and horrible. MOnt"rO anu CaueVaO are
10 ron Arcquipa 10 hoquegua, report say
for purpose or attacking the Chhans AT Tacna The
belief ~ Luna, however is that they move TO Oquesua
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TWO EXHIBITIONS OPENED.

CORK, July 3.-The Industrial Exhibition, cover
ing three and half acres of ground and including
British, Continental and American exhibits was
opened by Earl Bandon to-day IN the presence Oh
vast crowd. Some trouble had been expected ana
police were posted in the audience. Perfect order,
however, was maintained. large procession o,
trades. with bands playing national airs marcned
to the building. r. ID. Sullivan and h. Dwyerr ulay
and the Mayors and members OF many City Corpo-
rations were present at the opening ceremonies
HAMBURG. July 3-The international Cattie
Show was opened here to-day. The burgomaStor'
in an address, said that the greatest than ks were
due to foreign Powers for the cordial aid e1tehueu
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STAMPED CHECKS AND DRAFTS.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The amopot q
stamps Imprinted checks aud drafts recei al at -
Internal Revenue Bureau for cancellation al redeu9
ton 10 date is about S3,5oo,0o0. The words sssnn
redeemed" are imprinted upon the checks and they ~
returned Shipments OF checks with sanps cenccl'e9
are being made from the Internal R;venae buro19
daily. Persons having stamps upon checks and drafU
cancelled aad returned To them 'ed not, however,
pect the money tue value OF tue stamps 50 csnceu
for some time 10 cOme as all such claims are lerefleQ
the officers Of the Department 10 te suoxt
before warrants are Issued
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsHIsoroS. Tuesday. July g. lsa4
JOHN ROACH THE SUCCESSFUL BIDDER consree3
we're to-day awarded to John Roach Soa ier ne 60
strucon OF the four new steel cruisers
DECREASE IN Cosr OF STAR NAIL SERVICE. B.-rhs -
decrease IN the cost of Star Mail Land Service anrtus
month of June amounted TO ss374 The pet decresse
the star Mall Steamboat Service for the ssfas peroo
amounted to sl,ls7
CERrrFIcATEs OF DEPosT.-A comparative ssasa aneD9
prepared at tue Treasury Department shows t3af he re-
ceirts hcates VI depost during tLe ns- ys,4,
year OF 1888. s14526o6s2
CLAIMS FOR THE TOBACCO REBArE.-The nu1bsr 9
claims received the Internal Revenue Bureau tor -
bate account OF tobacco snuf and cigars unSsr W
new Internal Revenue law apprOxiinatSs 2O,Ow sgxFv
eating ia amount about @2oou,Ooo.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CONTRACT AwARDED.-Ths iiese<
house to-day awarded the contract for the Ger
NewYork irarnor to The Cooper Manufacturing co1r
pany Of Mount Vernon, Ohio, for Sll,l2o III
MARBLE FOR IHs WASHINGTON MosuMESr.-fhe go
tract of tie lee Marble Company Of Massarsnssiss =
furnish marble Tor the construction of the wssanzte
Monnmr nt ms oeen apnulled Advertise nept- f pro-
R.ss,i ssasi. '0f '"p'''' >-'''' '''' ~
APPROPRIATIONS EXCEEDING ExPENDTUREs---A stste'
ment prepared at the Treasury Department tbavs IL
abou. S55 900 has been covere back into tn' tre1
out OF the appropriations made Tor salaries 70 .npoyY
in tne rr asury Department for the nscal yr1 cLio@
June 80, 1888. |
NEW NATIONAL BASKs.-The Acting Controller OF ~
Currency aas authorized the following banks bexn
business: The FIRST National Bank OF Woer Seo 80
ital $50, 900; the secoud National Bank OF ofeenyiI4
Ohio capital 100000 and Central National bsnk
OF Chillicothe, OHIO. capital slO0,OO0 I"
REPORTS RESPECTING yellow FEvER-Ths 5argeons
General OF the Marine Hospital service reports tnet
United States Is free from yellow lever vita tlt exco
ton of two board foreign vessel IN iazsnnu
at snip Island Sanitary Inspector BURGESS rep9,ts "
tho steamer City OF PueDla on tho way TO Sew fors
left a fatal Of yellow fever at Havana.
FUNERAL OF REAR.ADMIRAL sANDs.-rhe riuerh @|
Rear Admiral Sands took place this morning RON -
Matthew's Church. The funeral WAS private Aua
military display made rue interment Wa 'nMe
Mount Ollyet Tho pallbearers were Generyi WrixA
Admiral Porter General Poe, Admiral Ammep, A"nik
c. K. Z. Rodgers aud Captain DuttOn. u >. A. ~
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATCRE.

ADJOURNMENT DEPENDENT UPON TIE TrwKsDURY
INVESTIGATION.
BosToS, July 3.-The Republican members
OF the Legislature held conference this afternoon from
which reporters were excluded IL Il stated on the best
authority however they decided tha the Io~ks-
bury Investigating Committee sball hold ak moro
sessions. beginning saturday noIl. and that the hearing
be cosei Jnly I3 and tho committee report the follow
ing Tuesday.
Asaresut OF the conference an order TO this ehect
introduced In thr House adopted this afternoon
IL expected that this course, succcSsfh Will capc
the LNgslAture act upon the Io"ksDnry report su
adjourn by JUS II. IL also decided ny the Same
yo. 10 ask the Iprcme Court II the Legislature bAs uh-
der the Constitution, power to adjourn without conseat
oil ~ GoYcrnor.
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ONE OF BUTLERS ERRORS.
lnr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. /

BosroS, July Ex-Governor Butler, with
rocke,-ness aad disregard for the truth
made the statement, hS speech at the Harvard com
eucement exercises that the state gave To Harvard
recognition compliment never paid by any other state
10 any other Institution OF learning. "she male you
riaca in hsr la Va under her Consttuon" This state
nent mas Loon aud Butler has been shown
his mistake - ,,.,,
Ga mike "A pe ecn before tIe college tBa gave hin MS
ii ID . anl he has been several dIys "craminng
or cou.tfuiional Jaw II IL suspected with the view OF
making au explanation OF his mistake ~ the hhISAt1
commrnccn cncn mistake that made some OF hcr grave
alumni look upon him "a nucn abused man
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THE EDM UNDS Law RESISTED.

SALT LAKE CTY, Utah, July 3.-Ten suits
were instituted by Mormons In the United States Dis
trlct Court, yesterday, against the Commissioners
appointed by the President to carry out the provisions
Of the Edmunds bill. This s deliberate attempt TO
break down the Commissioners aud defeat the law.
The suits were instituted for damages with the evident
intention of coercng the Commissioners. There is mucn
Indignation among loyal citizens ana the opinion is
confidently expressed that the hostile attitude OF the
Mornous To Cone sslona legislation Will result III more
eecual measures being enacted by the next Congress
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ARREST OF TIE MARQUIS DEM0RES.

he IS ACCUSED OF MURDER AND RELEAsED ~
BAIL "a
BISMARCK, Dak., July 3.-A dispatcL frou
Mandsn says that the Marquis Demores was srreeo1|
there last night, charged with the murder 81 kes1
Luiey, Tuesday OF last week Tue warsnt
is,ued by rural Justice OF information rurn'shsd
Frank O'Donald, the hunter. now In jail st Ae4
awaiting exam;patiOn fer participation IN tee ~
Missouri affray In which Lufey was Killed oy sSS
ouis's party Demores's friends went surety f0r
appearance when his presence 10 DESIRED anu u" ~
aaap
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TROUBLE WITH IMNIGRANTS.

BosroN, July "a dispatch from Concord
H. says that the swedish Minister has called the at
tenton OF the Secretary OF State OF the Unted States 10
what are claimed by him TO DO several liega Hrc'' SUI
imprsonment OF swedish immigrants by MANUFACTURING
coruoratiops at suncook The companies have been I'M
no ring help from Sweden and II Is claimed Dy the cor
nora mat the persons imported owe me cOnpa
uics their passage money, when tho operatives ueny
The mater was referred by the United states Govern
mrnt to tne Government OF New. Hampshire, whch mas
nlaced inc whole subject la hands OF Mason W. Tap
pa" Attorney General who will investigate tho matter
and reuort upOn 10.
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Pennsyyania the trustees Of that INSTITUTION touay
appointed commission to investigate so-caied moocfn
s.,,.lfa..
THE FIRE RECORD.
CHILDREN AT PLAY CAUSE FLAMES.

There was narrow escape from serious
conagraton Long Island City yesterday afternoon
Some children playing with drecrackers IN largo
store house filed with loose straw and one OF tneni
dropped lighted match In moment flames sprahs
up all around them and they barely had time 10 scrahi
BILE out of the building and save their lives The local
volunteer fire companies responded promptly but there
was hardly sufficient water to throw stream ten rect
The flames would have Communicated with the anon,
ing buildings only for the assistance OF tho Long Island
Railroad Company Several Of the men employed az tne
railroad shops directed OF water upon the Durn
Ing buildings from a steam pump ana succecueo la Ca
tlnguishing the fire. The loss is 81 600.
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CHICAGO STREET RAILWAY.

THREE CHARTERS SOON TO ExpIRE-oFfkfs -
THEIR RENEWAL
CHICAGO, July 3.-The charters OF three
the Chicago street railways expire by lnmitarcn e.
YEAR. and. under the original grant. the city has
60 purchase the roaos at their appraised value cs2
ists have offered to advance the money tor the
OF the roads, and TO pay into the City Treasury
10 per cent OF the gross revenue. rne sire, f1"S
officials submitted an ordinance 10 the Svun. SU
nignt In wnicb they offered to pay as yearif
on each car operated condition that tue ep'"'s"
renewed twenty years.
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UNPAID MINERS BECOME VIoLEyE

HANOVER, n H., July 3.-Thc miners OF
Ely. W.. 800 In number, have struck Tor their pay
which ia two months due. Early yesterday morning
they broke into the mining company store anu sppsu
I, ,tirev of ts eooIs They paraded the streets max
ing riOous demons rat0ns, threatening 10 ucnpsn tu
conpany'a properly and creating great excltemeh@
peaceful adjustment Of affairs ls anticipated
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4 COLLISION DURING A FOG.

SEVERAL MEN INJURED ON THE WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
UTICA, n. Y, July 3.-A collision occurred
between two work trains the West shore Railroad In
Utica this morning Michael Brown had both his legs
crushed 10 the knees recovery is very doubtful
Morris Butterman had his right foot crushed william
Corman John Ryan. Charles Adams and samuel Neweh
err l bruised about head face and body put ere
not seriously hurt. Both engines were dsaoiei luelo
NJ. a very denss fog when The accident occurred
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TARIFF DECISIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 3.--The Treasury De-.
partment has decided that istle or Tampco coth neo
being enumerated the tariff is dutiabe az 80 pe
ton IA a vegetable substance Otherwise enuaersee
Istle q species Of rampas grass grown In heneo sos
Is used In the manufacture Of cloth. Tie Depertmen1
has a 40 decided that I'm the oil card eot
ing under the provisions Of the tariff act, only -
space covered by wire shall be measured In determA
n he dut IA yalue.
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FATALLY INJURED WITH 4 STONE.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, July 3.-Officers Flood
and Bresin last night arrested Michael McCaherty for
murderously assaultlng a woman. while taxing the
prisoner the lookup the officers were sttscKeu oy esn'
runiana one OF whom John McCaterty, struck Bresin
on the head with a stone, fracturng his skull ana prop,
ABLY fatally inung hun. Five or the men were arrested
and oommittsd in default OF $4,000 bail each
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TRUST FUNDS STOLEN.

ALBANY, N. Y, July 3.-Henry Wickes, an
aged lawyer has embezzled about $4,000 Of trust
funds and moneys collected attorney OF Mrs Catha'
rine W. Van Rensselaer,. OF Greenbush Wckes mas been
misusng the funds since 1871 He has ned.
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REUNION AT WiLSON'S CRREK.

UNION AND CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS TO MEET
AGAIN.
SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, July 3.-Arrangements
were made to-day Tor reunion Of tie surviving partiei-
pants OF both armies battle OF wilson's Creek on
August o. 1 and IL. fund Of several thousand
dollars has been raised for the entertainment OF inc
soldiers Hundreds OF letters from all parts OF the couh
try been received from survivors OF the ose ano
many have come from prominent officers OF botn ar mics
Sgei Sturgls. Schohe Ia and other UnoI ON
GERS expected attend aud also Generals pearce'
Churchill Herbert, Clark and other Confederate ON
eel
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CRIMES AND CASUALIIES-BY TELEGRAPH
A MURDERER LYNcHED

a MURDERER LINCHED.
VICKsBIRG Miss, July 3.-Thc murderer OF Mrs.
Christine Unnbah taken from Jail At Mayesvhe yes'o
day and hanged
PRISONER FORFEITS HIS BAIL
WATERBURY, Conn, July 3.--William Davis
,umpe his bail and ded from this morning The evil.
tence yesterday the charge o enuoink AWAY
the Mulcahy girl was strouy
WRECKA0E PASSED AT SEA. -
RocKIAND Me- july 3.-rhe schooner Emerson
Rases Cautain reports June % they passed
ten miles Thatchors island quarter ra
aud other noatng wrecksge apparently OF goou s1oo
vessel
DEATH FROM A SURGICAL OPERATION.
purIIDEJ puIA July 3.-Slrah Smith, the dwarf
uuon whom the operation performed oy surgeons "
Bl0ckiey Amoh0use on rriuay iass o'ou '~"s e'eN"'
child is doing well this morning.
ACCUSED OF WRECKING HIS sHlp. .,
PuuADELPuiA July 3.-Captain Lee Dar raer' Sa "a
ha .choonsr Mary d. Leeoh charged with casunf INC
vessel upon purposcy was before uniea @smbsr
Tor nearing monoS
of the used the vessel was wuy pAaos~ ub"
ths tesf and Barker Was held toE . further nearing
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Archbishop PURCELL DYING.

CINCINNATI. July 3.-rhe following message was
received to-day from St. Martins Convent In Brown
County Ohio by the agent of the Associated Press
Archbishop Purcell Is dying"