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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-05
ROANOKE

EIGHT CASES OF sNALL-POX-NEw NARROW
GAUGE r0AD-CRAIG AGRICULTURAL sOCIE-
TY-TEOUBLEs or MERCHANT-ACCl-
DENT. ETC.
Correspondence 81 the Richmond Dispaichl
ROANOKE. VA. June I. 1888.
Scarlet fever has entirely disappeared;
but we have eight cases Of smallpox, most
~ negroes. Mr.. Bachrach. nj whose house
the oolored woman was found with small
Dox. has been removed TO the smallpox
hospital. 4 few DAYS since one Of bis chill
drea died with the disease. and the other
one j. in the hospital. saturday two cases
NJ the house "a john Gilbert negro were
Quaranfiued ~ Old Lick. and a new case in
last Roanoke was also discovered. The
cases are mostly negroes. our people DO
not seem 10 mind the presence Of small
pox in their midst az al.
SATURDAY. the first train rln over the RO-
rer narrow-gau-e road. carrying material
70 the Gale mines. IN few days the line
viii be completed.
The Craig County Agricultural Society,
at their meeting al >immon.yiile Anew DAYS
since. elected William L. Farier. Of sink
ing Cree K. president; Peter he-ier, vice
president: r. !. Hutchlns. chief marshal.
Craig i one # the most thrifty counties IN
the state IT, farmers are paying special
attention 70 catiie-raising and iruli-cu.-
ture.
FRIDAY morning ouI community was
thrown info q state OF excitement ty the
announcement that SIR John keiauveT. Sc
Nor memi er OF the well-known furniture
manufacturing house Of J. KeiauyeT Il SON,
had let town and taken with HIM SIX
horses and q carriage belonging 20 the drm.
u Id IL
assignment of bis effects 90 secure his en-
dorsers. Mes,rs. Marshall Waid and Ferdi-
nand Rorer. lie has been in a dependent
mood ever since, and al times bis mental
faculties seemed impaired. Friday night
be told his son goOd-by. said he was golug
toleave. and would never return 10 Roanoke
unless - brought back in box" 4 war
rant was issued for his arrest. and placed
in the hands 0i Chiei-0i-POlce Thomas,
but all efforts % OycTtaSe him failed. 1t
was aid be was IN Lynchburg saturday,
but this f. denied. The occurrence IS
deeply depl0red. AID Mr.. heiauyer, VINO
j. one Of our most reliable businessmen,
has the sympathy Of the entire community.
October 18th and 18th are the days set
for holding the cattle fair here. DR.. Lo-
ring. Commissioner OF Agriculture. IS SAID
70 have been invited 20 deliver the opening
address.
Jacob Caswen, a Young plasterer. while
suffering from an epileptic III. leaped from
The window Of q third-st0ry house here
Saturday. severely iniurng his ioins ana
receiving other internal injuries.
The Virginia Bank has been converted
into a national hank. with l.. q. McC IAN
nahan president. and Philip J. Wright,
late u Richmend. cashier.
our town is now full Of strangers at
tending the meeting Of the institute Of
Mining Engineers.
Real estate Is showing more than lis
usual activity, especially dwelling-slies.
stcps are being taken to establish fe-
male seminary here under the auspices 81
TIC Methodist Episcopal Church. a lot
for the purpose has been secured by Rev.
T.. II. Waugh. the presiding elder for this
district. Sfhi'
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PETER SgURG.

Two fNCHNniARy FIRES-ErFoRTs To DE-
STroY TlE CITY ENGlNE-HoUsES--A WE'LL
EXECUTED PLAN--TuE ASSASSIN YATEs NOT
YET CArrURED--ANoTuER CUTTING AFFAIR.
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DROPS OF V AFTER.

Mr.. JOSEPH G.. BicKSELL. No 642 Main street.
Cambridgoport Mas. writes. April p. 1888: " 1
have been terribly afflicted for number OF years
with gravel and kidney-dlsoase. Ny urine con-
tarcd hrics-iusi doposi's,aud al times could not
pass my water except Ga drops and with great
pain: and have had to get up as many as ffiecn
shines curing the night. tried several physicians;
they did me no good. but friend Of mine, who had
used Hunts Remedy. told me 10 get bottle and
Try H. lie had been cured OF severe ease similar
% mine. and that others had used Hunts Remedy
IN Cambridge and pronounced it medicine Of
real merit After being repeatedly urged pur-
chased q bottle. and before l lad used al Of II
passed stone as large Is pea. followcdby smaller
ones. have used In an ten bottles and q has COM
pletely cured me. Ny kidneys are in excellent
condition, and for ore Of my age sxty-eight 1851
years. can truly say l feel Ikea young man with
strength and vitality. Ny family uEe the Remedy
and would not be without II. and never fail 10
recommend II % our friends and neighbors In
Cambridge and Boston. You are az liberty % use
my name in praise Of the best kidney and liver
medicine. Hunts Remedy
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rcIecranhic RreYities.

Coorge Halfway was murdered at Rock
wood. Tenn. by John Baker, Yesterday.
Toe Arnold was run over by wagon he
was driving ~ Ctoosa county, Ca, yes
terday, and killed.
nudge Locke. Of Key West, Fla, has
commenced suit for $4,000 damage
agajnsf the owners u the Key West Demo-
cTqf for libel. q. b. Pendleton. the pub
Usher. has been arrested for the same Of
fence on q criminal process.
A strike OF the speeder-tenders at the
Rlacsstope. Mass. cotton-mill yesterday
morninr caused thc shutting down Of the
machinery and throwing Of 500 operatives
out Of employment.
voung man named Fletcher was MUIR
deTed at Tiptouyillc. Miss, Yesterday By
con Corbello. Both were printers. Car
hello murdered young Letingweil at Dry
Grove. Miss. some years ago, but escaped
punishment by the death Of The only Wit
ness.
ON Friday. Hear Lake Village, Ark, F.
p Enrnbv va. murdered by Fred. ROtaU
and Gus Eetchinss. The mnrderers are
sbont twenty wear, Of age. Both escaped
&c. Mcintyre. son OF Lieutenant McIn.
t,-re who was Killed eight years ago BY
moon biners in Tennessee, was Killed 10
night by an engine on the Cincinnati
Southern railroad while coupling ears.
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NOR SALE. FINE BAY HORSE TN
/ can frot IA three minutes on The road IL
- ~ naniei lambert. dam by Ethan Allcli;
the hauds0mest road horse ever owned IN Rich
moud: even years ola MS spring. Also, =
IN ~ HARNESS Buggy and harness has
hen in usc oaly three months. The owner is
aho't IN leave the city, aud viii sell me team al a
A a.,oss 80 ADAMS'S STABLES
NV s0.lws No.1335 eist Franklin street.
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LYNCHBURG.

TIE LATE FIRE. PROVISION FOR TIE WIDOWS
AND ORPnANs--THg AMERICAN INSTITUTE
MINING NGfNEERs-CoNylCTED OF BURG
Larry. &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
June 4. 1888.
The excitement occas:oned here 10y the
disastrous fire Of last Wednesday has about
subsidized. and the only reminders OF that
deploruhle event are the smouldering ruins
and the invasion OF insurance agents. Ac-
tive steps are in progress for increasing the
fund raised for the benefit Of the widows
and orphans Of Che five men who were bu-
ricd under the crumhling walls OF the g7ir-
gini0n building. and Saturday night a
meeting q citizens was held at the OPERA
House. GO which Ncssrs. Peter !. Otev. y.
Il. Bowman. Il. l.. Waldron, William A.
STROLLER. and Z. VI. Blackboard were con-
siiiuted Board 81 Trustees 10 make LEGAL
disbursements or investment Of the fund.
4 canvas>ing committee to-day raised ever
II. 600 IN o few hours in small subscrlp-
tons.
The programme for the entertainment Of
the American Institute Of Mining En-
gineerS had 10 DE considerably modified in
consequence OF last week s calamity, and
the banquet previously arranged viii be
dispensed with. The Institute will arrive
here tomorrow morning, and viii proceed
on an excursion down the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad TO the Riverside mines.
Returning 10 Lynchburg. q business meet
ing or the Institute viii Doe held in the
0Dcra-I1ouse, at the conclusion Of which
the Institute VIII take q special train for
Roanoke. \ number OF minerals have
been provided for the inspection Of the
engineers.
In the Corporation Court Saturday Al
bert Nuille (coloretl was tried and convict
cd on The charge OF burglary and sentenced
% two years in the penitentiary. The
grand jury has found a true bin against
John Turner (colored) for forgery.
The Board OF Fire Commissioners has
employed Mr.. ". 4. Dabney. manager Of
the Western Union Telegraph Office, to take
charge OF the GamcweA Gre-alarm tele-
graph. al salarv'of 1850 per annum.
The sales 81 Leaf tobacco in May amount
ed 20 2.276.f40 pounds.
Inspired by the general success 81 the
Richmond Baseball Club. an effort Is
making 10 effect the permanent organ'za-
tiOn of a club here. BEAUMONT.
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By Telegraph 10 tlc DlspdiciLI
WASHINGTON, June THE Ciyil-Scrvice
Commits ion held meeting to-day. 40 which
q number Of question, OF detail relating 10
the examination Of candidates for places in
the civil service and TO the application Of
new rules governing appointments were
discussed. The most important Of these
questions was what Interpretation should
be given TO the words " one family" IN that
clause Of the ciyil-serYicc-rciom bin which
provides that when two person. OF one
family are employed in the civil service Of
the Government no other member OF that
family shall be eligible u appointment:
As the commissioners do not care 10 exam
inc persons who are ineligible, they wish
90 have tins question definitely settled, and
VIII ask the opinion OF The AttOrney.Gene-
ri upon il. They desire % know whether
one family means only parents and their
children. or whether taking into consider
alton the intent Of the law, which was
plainly prevention Of nepOtisnl, the pro-
hibition is 20 be understood n extending
10 nephcws and nieces. brothers and Sis
tiers. grandchildren and cousins, and rela-
tives by marriage Of persons holding places
in the civil service.
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The above words are from Sir. LEWIS KEEN,
No. 9 Highllnd avenue. Maiden. Mass. April IS.
1853. lie says: - have been troubled for years
with kidney and liver complaint. followed by
gravel. with severe pains In my back and groins.
nad great trouble in passing water. 1t being
scan.y. and accompanied by terrible burning, The
vessel being coated with lricL-dust deposit was
recommended 10 use Hunts Remedy by friend
who had been completely cured Of similar iiou-
Die. purchased Joue at the druggists and
commenced 20 improve AZ once. have used but
two bottles, and It las done wonders for memo
more kidney trouble. no moro pain. has given
me new llfe, aud would not be witheut Hunts
Remesv ~ any price. IL is al that it IS recon-
nendcd % Dee, and cheerfuilv give iiis testimony
for the benefit Of the many suffer r. from kidney
disease and gravel my 3I-Iht"i '>A6 ia
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Deadly and Destructive Storms.
fIFHHHHN TIT III" = ~ y =
INV tcIceraph To the Dispatch.f


CHICAGO. June A special 10 the
Dnily Ncics from Decatur. Ala, SAYS n
cyclone swept through Butler county on
Sunday, demolishing houses on the planta-
tions OF Messrs. Betraument, Nicely. VIII
kinson, stiles. Turner. and Mrs. Meighan.
One negro was killed and several other
persons were wounded.
GREENyILLE. TExAs, ALMOST DEMOLISHED
GALVESTON. June A special 10 the
Nelrs from Greenville says: " 4 tornado
struck this place last evening in north
westerly direction with terrific force. Rain
fell in torrent, for twenty minutes. and the
total destruction OF the town seemed in
eyitable. A survey Of the city shows that
$50 houses were either blown down or
moved from their foundations. A
large number OF old buildings were
more or less damaged. Only one life
was lOst-ihat Of q coiored child.
Several persons. however. were severely
injured. The northern ends Of the Mis-
souri-Paciiic railroad and freight dep0ts
were blown of. The Methodist and cOlored
churches were totally wrecked. and the
Presbyterian and Baptist churches were
badly damaged. Heavy rain-stOrms pre-
vailed at other points, but no tornado
occurred
DAMAGE PROM TIE TORNADO II TEXAS.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The latest accounts
direct from Greenville, Texas, regarding
the tornado OF Saturday evening, are that
the residences Of 4. T. Strong. X. l..
Lowensicin. and William Woifinbercer
were torn to pieces. but none Of the in
mates were seriously injured. \ large
number o. houses resting on blocks and
posts were blown down, or twisted OF
their supports and more OF less damaged,
but very few OF the occupants were
hurt. 4 large amount Of goods was
damaged by water being blown into
the stores. Awnings, fences. ETC.. were
swept away Al the churches in town
were badly damaged, and. in fact. bu. few
buildings in the place entirely escaped in
jury. Meagre accounts from the surround
Ing country say the storm was severe, and
several houses in lis track were blown
down and two or three persons somewhnt
injured. The losses aggregate $4,000 90
2l00. 900. but there is no individual loss Of
any MAGNITUDE.
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The young ladies acquitted themselves
very creditably both to themselves and 20
their teachers.
The horses hltched to Mr.. Henry Chiles's
carriage lss' night ran away, but luckily
the carriage-iongue came out, and the
horses ran a short distance and were
stopped. None OF the occupants of the
vehicle were hurt. though badly fright
cned.
Mr.. J. W. Melton, who attempted TO
take his life by cutting his throat, is now
suffering from lockiaw, and IL is not
thought that he will live through the day.
Farmers who had their land prepared
were able to set out some tobacco Thursday
morning. The wheat crop as general
thing Is not looking as well as il did a
month ago. A. Il.
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Heavy Failure OF LrOn-Mcn,

PITTsBURG, Penn, June 1.-THE Grafton
Iron Company. Of Leetonia, Ohio. has fail
ed. The liabilities are about $685. 600.
Two large concerns in Piitsburg-Gaii,
Bennett * Co.. iron-manufacturersa and fur
nace-men. and Robinson Rea-are stock
holders IN the lTst-named corporation.
Their solyency is undoubted. All ru-
mors to the contrary disregard the fact
that their own Indebtedness would have
TO be paid before any claims on
the score Of the Grafton Company could
come upon them. Both firms are extensive
concerns. and have always been managed
with the most conservative views. The
Elba Iron-W orks have also been mentioned
a. being in trouble, but a correspondent Of
the Associated Press is informed by m un-
doubted authority that there is no founda-
ton for the report.
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10rus COUNTY.

CONFINEMENT Observation-Disclosures Az AZ
CIDENT-IIFg DEsPAIRED of--cRoPs.
rcorregpondence Of the Richmond DisDaich.I
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, VA, June :, 1850
The commencement exercises OF the
Louisa Female Seminary took place IN lhe
CHRISTIAN church at this place last nlghI'
pd the house was filed TO Overlooking.
Elder Il. L. Richardson opened tue eN-
ecises with prayer. Then followed music.
AID the address 10 the young ladies Dy
Rsy. Z. A. Compton.
The exercises were continued by the de-
I,ery Of prizes and medals. and the per
frmance on the piano by the young ladies.
Tho medallsts were Miss julia Cutter
md Miss Mary Marshall Daniel. Miss Cut
~ .ook the medal on music, which, on De-
hH Of the school, was presented TO her by
AZ ~. s. Gooch in his usual happy styie'
Ms Daniels medal was the I" schoiar-
slip.v AID was presented by Mr.. y. ~
xderson. Dir. VI. +. BIB aud Elder q.
p richardson presented the prizes on
selling and wIiing--those on spelling 70
TIsses Butler, Daniel, and Chiies, and Mas
tr uawes Chandler.
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Desneratc A,tempf al Escape.

10y telegraph % DE Dl6paIch.l
ArBrRN. y. /. June AT y O'Clock
this morning two convict. got ont of their
cells in the prison here. The guard on the
gallery above saw a shadow on the wall
and fred. The conyicts returned two
shots from a revolver and ran tOthelr cells,
where they were found 10 be in possession
Of revolver. iimmies. saws, and other inn
Dlclnents. Their names are Elton Bowen.
who Is undergoing sentence Of twenty
wears Tor rape committed in Onondaga
county. and Henry Rogers, who Is serving
twelve wears for burglary in Tioga county.
The ext, from the cells was made by drill
ing of lock-bar on Ghe door. NO one was
burf
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Private Postal Rontes Unlawful.

lBy telegraph 90 the Diepatchl
NEW YORK. June An IN action by
Mary Blackham. proprietor Of Boyds
City Despatch" who employs about fifty
carriers. collecting and delivering letters
in this city. against Postmaster-General
Gresham. Postmaster Pearson, Special n
,pector Louis Newcome. and others. for an
injunction % restrain defendants from in
terioring with her business, Judge Wallace,
IN the United State, Circuit Court, to-day
denied the motion for IN injunction. In
his decision Judge Wallace holds that the
routes u post-olce letier-carriers are
postal routes. and that the establishment
Of private c0nvevances FOR letters or pack
ets over them i. in violation OF the statutes.
The Law declaring such establishment 81
private postal deliyeric. is not, he holds,
unconstitutional.
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Destructive Fire In Norfolk.

IoNtflHI tcItgflm % he DIsp1tch.I
NORFOLK, Va. june "A destructive
fire broke ont about s O'Clock to-Bight in
the sash-and-blnd establishment of White
hurst & Hunter, on Water street. The
building and contents were totally de-
stroyed. and the firemcn had to work hard
TO save the surrounding property. The
stock Of Mcssrs. Whiehurst * Hunter was
valued at $4,000, and The building at
$4,000. The building belonged to Mrs.
". G. Marrow. The loss on stock and
building was fully covered by insurance in
several companies. The origin OF the fire
is unknown.
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4 Texas Jury BIuGeG.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURES ANTI" a

MEMBERS OF me LEGISLATURE ANTE y AND
GO TIE JURY ONE BETTER.
fBy telegraph 20 ths Dispaichl
ST. LOUIS. June A dispatch from
Austin. Texas. SAYS: The grand jury has
indicted from forty 10 fifty members Of the
Legislature for gambling. Quite number
Of those indicted have left money with
counsel TO plead guilty and pay the mini.
mum fine rather than 20 10 trial in court
Another dispatch from the same place
saws: some one entered the county clerks
Office saturday night and stole all the in
dictments returned by the grand jury for
violations Of the gambling law. including
those against the members OF the Legisla-
ture. There is no clue 30 the thief, but
sporting circles are greatly eIated.
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Rrighfnn.Rencn Races.

By telegraph 10 me Dlsfiich.l
NEW YORK. June 4.-Fir>t Race-l mile,
all ages: purse 500. diyided-LitrleM inck
first. Cromwell second, FioTia third. Time.
1:fj.
Second Race-G furloncs, purse $3.50. all
ages-Itaska first, Little Katie second. Gift
third. Time. l:lGt.
Third Race mile and q furlCng. purse
$3.50. threo-vear-Olds-B0 nairetta first. King
Fan second. Doubtful third. Time. los.
Fourth Race-One mile, purse $3.50, all
are,-Mary C0rbet first. George llakes
second. Maraminta third. Time. l:4jt.
Fifth Race! miles. over five hurdles,
purse S2jO-Buster first, Belle Of the North
second. Dave Gideon third. Time, III.
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. June 4. 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Whlte. 81 bushels. Red. 1915 BUSH
els.
C0RN.-Wliie. 1914 bushels. Mixed 80 BUSH
els.
OATs.-lO2 bushels.
MEAL.-iO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WUEAT.-W White. IA bushels common a -l.l5.
Red. 20 bushel, fair to very good ~ sl.ZO 90
sl.2a: I.OIf bushels mixed az si.ts 10 3l.-i
30 bushels good ~horiberry 40 -l.2O.
CDRN.-Whie. 80 bushels good o. very good q.
80 iO sac. Mixed, 81 bushels good - very good ai
% to Csc.
MEAL.-AO bushels "a 6sc
ToTTON-Tonc steady. Receipts. 80 bales.
Shipments 3 bales. Quotations: MiddllnT' zoe
low mi ldiing. g7.c.. good ordinary, De; 0rdla-
nv. She. stained. 20 &c.
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Preparing 10 Cnyeii the Statue OF
General TAYLOR.

UY fc-DErInn 10 ilt UlsVdLtNsT
LOUISVILLE. June An about one month
the marble statue OF General Zachary Tay-
Tor will be unveiled 1t his grave. eight
miles from this city. Al survivors 81 the
Mexican war are 20 be invited to the cere-
monies. General Thomas L. Crittenden.
who served on the staff Of General Taylor
in Mexico. has been invited TO deliver an
Grafton. but no response has vet been re-
ceiyed from him. Yesterday General Tay-
Tor. who i 4 near relative Of President
TAYLOR. invited General Grant 10 attend
the unveilng. The eX-President said be
would be present II possible. The exact
dav Of the ceremonies cannot DE fixed. as
tho statue has not yet arrived from Italy.
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THE NEWS At HONE And ABROAD,
WHAT TIE WIRES BRING Us.
First Day OF the American Institute
of Mining Encineers nj Roanoke.
Especial telegram 10 the DIs..tcb

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.I
ROANOKE, June 4.-The American Insti.
tute OF Mining Engineers met here to-day.
The attendance Is large. The meeting was
called to order by X. w. Hunt. Of Troy.
n. L., general mana cr OF the Rensselaer,
steel-Works and president Of the Institute.
Mayor Cock welcomed the strangers. His
address was responded to by the president
OF the Institute in handsome speech.
y paper on the Mineral Resources OF
the Valley Of Virginia was read by Profess
sor 4. :. McCreaih. Of Harrisburg, Pa.
{. r. Boyd, Of Wytheyille, read an in
teresiing PAPER on the Ores OF Cripple
Creek.
The Institute will hold session in
Lynchburg tomorrow.
Many ladies are present.
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Raso.RaII Yesterday.

rBy telegraph % the Dispatch.l
philadelphia: Athletics. 3; Columbus
>: Detroit, 10: Philadelphia. 3. harris
burr. Pa: Quicksteps. ,; Harrisburg, l.
Providence: Providence. ,: Buffalo, J.
Baltimore: Baltimore, >; ~. Louis, 8
Trenton: Brooklyn, 9; Trenton, >. New
York: New York, ,; Chicago. ,; Eclipse
:: Metropolitan. 4. Boston: Boston.
cleveland. O.. Pittsburg: Cincinnati. Il
ALCHEMY
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Notes.

4 special from Toronto. Ontario, says a
Fcniah plot 10 blow up The Welland ship
canal has Just been unearthed. The par
ticuars have not been ascertained rs yet.
Edward Harrington. editor Of the Kerry
Sentinel. was arraigned IN court at Tralee
Yesterday. lie admitted that the placard re-
questing persons who desired to join the
InyinciDles TO attend a meeting was print
ed in the Office Of the Sentinel, but de-
clared that the work Was done without his
knowledge.
General WimpGen. Of the French army,
in letter 10 the Paris Erenemenf. says the
object OF Count Won Moltke'- tour recently
in Italy was TO study the best route for m
invasion OF southern France.
The statue Of General Garibaldi was I'M
yelled at Caprera Sunday in presence Of the
entire family Of Garibaldi and many OF his
friends in arms.
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Dealing with resperadoes.
TBvfcIcgraph % tnc Dl1Dat1h.I

B1 Telegraph 20 tic b4-l t.4'l
ATLANTIC. Iowa. june frank Brown
and John Anderson, two desperadoe- and
members Of what's known o. the " Crooked
creek gang" pursued a course OF intimi-
dation in The town OF Vista for three hours
on sunday. firing reyolvers promiscuousiy
and creating other disturbances. They
were finally met by an armed body Of eiii-
zens. who opened fire on them. shooting
Anderson dead and fatally woundinS
HroVvu