davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Ellis Keeps the boss soda water.

The ladies' approve Of your smoking
Little Joker.
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should ever come to trial it will be watched
with considerable interest by members Of
the bar at least.
, 1884-08-10

HARRISON, Pa, August 9.-There are
only a few cases of pleuro pneumonia and
Texas fever among the cattle reported to
the State authorities Nothing serious is
said to exist and as soo as the report was
received by the Secretary of the Board of
Agriculture he has it attended to by dis
patching the surgeon to the place designa-
ted. The latter is at present in Lancaster
County.
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NOT be OssfdOsse


by any mercantile house in this city.
They have a selected stock especially
adapted for Ranch use of Blankets and
Tarpaulins-Full line and new goods.
Full line of the celebrated California
Buck Gloves, Heavy Wool and Cashmere
Bicycle Shirts. Underwear, well made
and of strong material. Special makes of
Roots and Shoes for
RGnchaaen and F5-etghfe1's.
We carry large stocks of all lines OF
Wearing Apparel for Ranch use, and
have facilities for furnishing goods in
large quantities, and, consequently, at
reasonable prices,
For our city trade we have constantly on
hand the latest styles of all furnishing
goods.
PINE WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS
DRIVING AND DRESS GLOVES
olhh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DESlGh6
LATEST STYLES OF NECKwEAR
H0SIERY-PLAM AND FANCY
LARGE STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS
Leading makes and all good goods.
FINE BOOTS AND SHOES
SUBSTANTIAL TRUNKS and vALISES
CL0THINGl CLOTHINGl
A complete assortment of styles and
sizes IF 6ne
Re0dy-.M0de Clothing!
All No. | Goods
Wholesale und Retail
We buy in large quantities and can
thus afford to sell at reasonable prices.
Smith & Harrington.
, 1884-08-10
The Ferer Near Denver.

From tha T-n,,,a
II wac s,a,oJ loo. onsn;,n ,h.,
and valuabIe con.;nmen, &c oa,,lo NOD.
to Root A. .Jobnson &C h;s c;tv wos a.
lacked with tevor Tbe.a It'll n i,
number wsra Stunned ,t Ks,sas c;tv onJ
were in neresct condition. hut .Ner shin.
ment and Will on tbe;r ,ra,, bara = wss
found that the Tev.s f.ver hod broken
ont among them Unon Hi. fact ba;ng
learned the c.ttle vvers orar.n,;Dsd come
, 1884-08-10
Ranchnlen ana Freighfers.

For our city trade we have constantly on
hand the latest styles of all furnishing
.oole
, 1884-08-10

hives & historical Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo.
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The impression in Washington, gays the
Inls,'igeacsr correspondent, is that Blaine
il gaining. Ths Southern delegations as
they cone up, shifting Blaine in the sir,
begin 10 feel q little more that way them.
selvea zaE lEssl l.l. (
Brethren, hadn't We better make this
thing unanimous on the frat ballot? That
Blaine is the choice OF those States which
are certainly Republican nobody doubts.
That he is more likely to make Republican
those Slate, which are open to conviction
sllthe aigns portsnd. lie is tho one Re.
publican who stands the best chance to be
elected without New York. He has as
good chance az any man to carry the
Empire State. s.5lsT{eif |
see.what hold ho has on. the popular
element Of the Republican party. See how
the Republican constituencies have wheel
ed into line for him. He has no machine.
lie has no patronage. Ho hes no barl.
lie bas done nothing to secure delegate.
Through all this contention he has main.
tanned an eloquent silence. s I
Ths Republican party wants Blaine. Il
can elect him. Why not inaugu,ate an
era Of good feeling in the Republican party
by making him the unanimous choice on
the frs! ballot? There is magic in the
1hought-there would be more in the
deed, !g7 '..'2
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NinprN l.ntfnrxO f,futpc

COLUMBUS, O., May os.-The miners Of
the Hooking Valley yesterday decided that
Jamea G. Blaine ought to be nominated
1or the Presidency and sent letter to- @.
D. 'Firestono and Q. Z, Grace, tho delegates
from this district, containing their reasons
ior this conclusion. Among others they
gitvc the following: "The mere mention Of
MS name fires patriotism in tho hearts Of
The mnsaes; his administration would nd.
vance the Nation to the foremost rank; the
Republican party should nominate Its lore.
mott leader and ignore the unknown III
party6esvicf; he is the embodiment of quail.
Nisations q Presidential candidate should
POSSESS; the nomination Of tho present
Incumbent would encourage aesassins and
elier certain success TO their mode Of max.
ing pfesideutp. Blaine would carry Ohio
aud his chances for carrying Nsw.York
arc as good II not better than thcss Of
other candidates" + .. ss n ( q! S., :!I
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nUCH OFllTrLH,
s. II nth" KcntiS n inihter Morton n Short
5@s's srtg SOrinl Lecture. 81 ~ IL


SOrial Lecture. #
LONDON, May 2S.-7r,.A says Of tho
special honor paid BY the American Minis.
ter to France to Count Of Paris "a lady
asked Mr.. Morton to introduce her 10 the
Count Of Paris. Mr.. Morton informed tho
Count OF this request, and he intima,ed
that he would bo pleased to allow her to
be presented. Mr.. Morton thereupon said
to the lady the Count Of Paris permits ms
me to introduce you to him." The
OrleaniBts present made use OF this
incident to circulate report through
France that America admitted the soysr-
eighty OF the Count OF Paris. Mr., Nor
ton erred in inviting the active open pre-
tender to his house, bu. WAS led into it BY
American ladiea, unworthy OF America,
who pass in. Paris as ladies OF society by
virtue Of their large fortunes. and tho fact
that they arc married to idle Frenchmen Of
doubtful nobility. These ladies regard un-
titled Europeans as menisls, and isncy that
a nation without nobility is garden with
out flowers. + ,'gl..
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton are liable, however,
to meet in the royalist drawing-rooms
speckled peaches that would not be- ad-
mitted to respectable houses in New York.
PARIS, May 2S.-" "Communique,"' in a
Paris paper, to-day pronouncss untrne the
statement that MIR. Morton gave dinner
in:Eonor of the Count Of PaFia. He was
neither present at dinner nor invited, The
Count was present ut small soiree dan-anle
alter dinner. The company Mt that Wan
made up almost entirely Of Americans. 4
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THE EARLIEST ARRlyAr, f"


The earliest arrival in a body will proba.
bly, be the Administration contingent from
the South. Powell Clayton and Webster
Flanagan, Of Texas, aro looking after the
stray Southern delegates. Flanagan is
quartered at the Sherman House, and for a
couple OF weeks has been getting ready 10
impress the wavering Arthur men with the
magnitude OF the Presidents boom. His
main charge at present Is In relation to the
colored contingent. There has been O
eliRht kick by some OF the business men
who were quoted forsArthur because they
have been called upon to chow their faith
by deeds. Some local colored politicians
want to give their fellow. Republicans from
the South public reception, and haye
asked the Arthur men for the necessary
funds to mnkethe all'air genuine "boom."
So far there have been no responses.
Though there has been much talk that
the managers OF the leading candidates
would not be on the ground until the latter
part OF the week, none Of the local poll:
TEXANS believe this. They hive sdvices
which give them different inferences. To.
morrow, on the limited express over the
Pennsylvania Road, the vanguard Of the
politicians from the Empiresnd the Key.
stone States will arrive. Wednesday or
Thnisdsy Col. Davis and the other Chi.
cago Congresalnen will be home, together
with large following Of Illinois people,
who are employed in the departments at
Washington: Telegrama received yester-
duy showed that by Friday there would
be goodly representation from all parts OF
the West and Northwest. The forerunners
OF the Sherman movement in Ohio will be
in in to look over the ground some time
Thursday. .rS,s s :,
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BEkiLaakE,
Decoration D"y ProErnmme-perSon.

Decoration uny Progrnmme-persou.
i n s. nv. .y,c. - D'''''N
Raw 7 AZ Mon,na ui,, M ao,,,,,
u; ..;,,a .ne Decofaaon DAY SERVICES In Aounds
''1te; 'W;,,;om Ma,,ou ,,,h..
dsd vss,srdsg 'u, n,arr ,Srner ~ a.. ". Mellott,
GIa,c11s 1e''eeS noin'ns tis a. hls nome near
~ ~. ~ :, D.. l'l..
Mfs. Charles ballz,ll will accompany her
hushand TO Chicago, where he goesto attend
tae hepubllean Gonyeal Lion as delegase ,-
"A good many new dwelIipgs hays been, s,, mi N, /
up on the hllside near The reservoir. and
several more are yet to be built ,thero this
summer. vi, (. -.
The temnersnre meoi,,, ~ +ho p,.,,,r.S,;
M church was s,imiv s,,"rdaS Nv aaS anos.
ware ,nsds bv Psva 1Sa n Wai,.sp opego1ta nd
Mnn,oe II NnEsi,;n,p ""nusse, =. NJ;
Dr. Williams r. H. ~ n'o"'' anu
~, eH -
1hero Is u Ve2auonS delay in getting tho
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AsTEUBENviLLE nURDERER
nelieved 10 Have Boen Apprehcnded nj
d FaI parkerhbnrs. ~ .IuITE n

osS~sV " A."so noNA hPpkoAeuucu III
e Fa rarkersburE. EIIliIg -
Correspondence Of the Inte!i9tacer. AZ
srEvnKNvlLLE, May. 2S.-Police author.
tiles at Parkersburg have notified Sheriff
Sharp, Of this county, Of the arrest there Of
a man who is suspected Of being Michael
Monahan, fugitive from justice from
this county. The crime which Monahan
is charged with having committed, is mur.
der, In the killing of James McAyoy, at
Gould's tunnel, where the two men were
employed as lsborers. The circumstan.
cea OF the killing arc about as follows: On
the eaiternoon Of March 10, 1882, Monahsn
and McAvoy got into quarrel, McAvoy
getting the worst OF 1t. Next morning the
hight was resumed, when Monshan Sab.
bed McAvoy near the heart. causing him
to expire In a short time. Monahan made
good his escape and McAvoy's remains
we're inferred at the expense OF the county.
A small reward was offered for the arres.
OF the murderer, utwithout avail, When
taken into custody at PArkersburg tho man
gave his name as Tom Kelly; but ttiB was
doubted It.was' learned concerning him,
that he had been working on rajlroada
near here about the time OF the murder
above mentioned, and as he answered the
description Of tho murderer, and there
were other suspicious circumstances, lie
was held until the authorities here could
0e heard from. A description OF Monahsn
was sent to Parkersburg, to-day. by mail,
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TiiE L>SC SPIkE
Driytu III the Ohio kiycr Rnilr0nd-TWG
- CliIex Come ctcd. y 3 ~ ~

Drist,u III the Ohio kiyer Rnilroad-.Two
Cities Connected. ti', IS
Rom Our stxcidl Correspondent s}s tI4i III
WAsn,so1oS, DO, May aS.-Congrees-
man Paige, the junior member OF the firm
Of Goldman & Paige, the contractors who
constructed tho Ohio River railroad, re.
ceived a telcsramcthis afternoon from, his
partner announcing that tho last spike
had been driven, ard that the entire
rosd between Wheeling and ParkersbNrz
was ready Tor business 80 lar as the
contractors are concerned. Senator Cam.
den will leave for ParIersburg Friday
night to perfect the arrangements for the
opening Of the road for business on the
lO'h Of June, after which he will get rpsdy
ior his trip to Europe. 1t is probable that
the Senator will not appear in his sest ir
liiesenase y again during the present sefsion
Of CongresJ, f-s afgG ,s7fti
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H ---T- = - = "
HeAuu VnrterB ut Chicago,

CuIcAso. May ss.-Thus far only q few
Of the delegates to the National Republican
Convention, which will meet here Tues.
day, June ., have arrived. IL
Stephen b. Elkina, OF New York, ar.
rived this morning and will open Blaine
headquarters et the Grand Pacific Hotel,
tomorrow. Other headsuarters have
no. yet been opened. & Arthur
will have headquarters at thee Grand
Pacific, Palmer and Leland. Head.
'1uarters for the colored delegations from
the Southern States was opened by the
local colored politicians to-day. They say
It is purely a matter OF social
courte3y, and has no political
signiGcalce. The New York delegation
will have headquarters at the Leland. The
Colorado delegation will leave Denver to-.
morrow night and be mot here Saturday
BY Senator Chaifee, who comes on from
New York. The California delegation will
arrive Saturday afternoon. u
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THE THIRD PARTY.
THE .iNDiANApoLls CONVENTION.
~ Nv -T-1T-- ----1---- n -- - \
TAs hsetiss ofths dresabaeksrs At the Capital
Of tho Hoosi'r S.sk-The rrelin,inaiy Fire. !.
Bon BusisisAs,r to APoIatsd Qa,s.iOs.
= As DoA't Want to b . Bidder.

INDIANAPOLIS, !1ND,, May %. Tho Ma
tional Greenbsck Convention assembled
at the English Opera House at II o'clock
and was called to order by Jessie Harper
otIlllnois, Chairman Of the National Com
mittee. Hon. John Tyler, Of Florida, was
elected temporary Chairman. All the
States were represented, except Delaware
and Miss'ssippi. Ordinary business was
transacted at the morning session. The
contest from Maine OF one set Of delegates,
headed by solon Chase, antl.Butler, is tho
only one Of importance. George o. Jones,
Of New York, attempted several times to
got in resolution favorable to the Chase
delegation, but. was not recognized by the
CHAIR. He was howled down by the con.
Almost the entire afternoon session was
occupied In the discussion OF the question
whether the delegates representing the
State whose delegations were not complete
should be allowed 10 cast the entiro vote
which the States were entitled to.
It was soon decided that no votes be
counted except those OF delegates actually
present. Under this decision, the actual
vote Of the convention will be All. 1t was
ordered that all resolutions bo referred to
the committee without debate. A, Com,
mittee on 4sResolutions, one from each
State, was then: appointed. The, Commit.
tee on Permenent Organization submitted
the following report which was adopted: ::
President; James B. Weaver; @9Iowa;- and
Vice Presidents from each State.- .-.,,
Z Upon assembling the roll Of States was
called tor members Of the National Com.
mittee. The member named Tor West
Virginia was J, w Gorham. " sA-,-s-.,.yss
Alter the appointment Of the National
Committee and pending the receipt Of the
report Of the Committee on Resolutions,
speeches were made by. number OF
persons, including Solon Chase, OF
Maine, Mrs. 8 Marion Todd, OF Cali
fornia; Mrs. Martha j. S!rick.
land, Of Michigan; Charles Roberts,
Of Texas. and Mr.. Smslley, Of Georgia,
"Old ST." Of the Atlanta Constitution. AT
II o'clock tonight the convention ad.
journed until 0 o'clock tomorrow, without
transacting any fulther businees, the Com
mittee on Resolutions not being able to re.
port, Al I.sz5 tiH'l sF
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A Pointed Aaestiou.

IsDIANApoLls, IND, May 2S.-During
the day the following kilograms passed be.
tween Governor Begole and General But.
Ter: 4. .sg,a (. I,
INDIANAroLIs, May 2S:b, 1854.
To Governor b. F.. Butler, Boston, Mass:
Will you accept the nomination on a
satisfactory platform. There is no other
question here. tt3t J. W. BEaoLE.
BosroN, Mass, May 2S, 1854.
To Gov. J. ". Begole, Indianapolis, Ind.
Thanks for your consideration, but why
should l be asked question which under
like circumstances was never put TO any
other man. Is not my record as Green
hacker for twenty years sufficient without
a formal pledge to you, which would cause
me to be pointed at as man who bids for
the nomination =?
a (Signed:) u a. stt ~ Benz. F. BuTLRR,
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State and Eeur.by News.

In Warrington county, Ps., there is a
sycamore tree that meaaures from 90 10 SO
feet in circumference between the ground
and lower limb. 1t ia hollow and
affords good deal OF room inside. A Mr..
Howden was born inside this tree more
than seventy years ago, so It is said.
A few days aince, Bessie, a little daughter
OF Jesse L. Craven, Of Fayette county,
aged three yeara, was playing on the rail-
road track near her fathers home, when
she was run over by train and instantly
killed. Her body waa dragged about fifty
yards and frightfully mutilsted. Her
ssven.ycar old brother in attempting to
save her had his hand badly laeerrted.
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Missionary Meetiug,

The Slate Board Of II M'ssions OF tho Chris.
tian Misslonary Society CT West Virginia met
last evening In the Disciples church OF this
city, and will be in session all day today.
the following ministers and members ara
present: Rsv.. A. Linklsttsr, I nf MoMnd,-
vile; Prof. Woolsry, of Bethany Collage;Rsy.
CIV. Harvey, Of iWsllsbure; Rev. J. N. Mon
roe, OF Bellaire; Mr.. A. Garrison, OF Pedler's
run. Prof. Woolery delivered an address
last night. and Rev. Q. ". Harvey, OF Wells.
burg will preach this evening a. 7:45
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y. .. .
me. He Is a popular and powerful uocond
choice In many quarters, and his name
might be successfully sprung, like Gar.
tields, In tho event Of q dead lock. lie
would be thoroughly acceptable 10 the con.
servaiiye element, In iact to every shade Of
Republicsniam, and would poll a tremen.
dous vote. His certain power to carry
Ohio in October would be a weighty con
sideration in his favor. Tho name OF
Greeham, with Hawley !or second place,
would also be winning combination, and
certain 10 bring out the entire harmonious
strength Of the party. Bot have little
doubt that the convention will produce
safe aud sensible ticket, and feel equally
confident that the Republicans will win.
not by a walk'over, but after good, stin
tphk.n ,'I'2a- .-r'f g-'nI -aIr#. IS '---.r 'rg.'
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GEN. BEAVER AI,StI

Accepts the Mock Nomination OF the
Wnsll.Jen. College boys. 4'.ll
The following letter was received yesterday
morning at Little Washington from Gen.
James "A. Beaver, who was nominated for
Vice President by the Mock Republican
National Convention OF the college boys: )
4. 'S - BELLKrokrE, Pa, May &C. 1854. I /,
DEAR slR:-1 have the honor TO ackuoyl.
edge receipt Of your letter OF the 18th inst.
informing me that the students of Washipg-
ton and Jefferson College, representing the
National Republican Convention, had nomi-
nated me an their candidate for Vice Presi
dent of the United States. am profoundly
grateful to my brethren, the undergraduate
OF my Alma Mater, for this expression OF
their good will and confidence, and would
have responded sooner expressing my eats.
faction but for the fact that have been nb-
sent from home. Although by no means
anxious to enter the political arena as can.
didate for any position at this time, l can
safely sccep.tns compliment implied ana do
so with hearty thanks to the convention for
the honor done me. ss.-Yfgz
It is especially gratifying to be named for
position OF high trust and responsibility by
e1sA SohohlaaohSy Az SoEueGtiuu Will IDe
able, pnre and profound statesman IMr, Ed
mundt] who heads yonr ticket. -5.ys =
$1,000 =
One Of the crying needs Of the day is more
active and decided interest in the details OF
politics on the part of educated men. Il
hope you will continue 10 manifest this in
tereat after you leave the shades OF Al Academu us,
It Is also gratifying to find that your views
on the great questions OF political economy
as they find expression in your platform
savor rather OF the practical, as demanded by
the realities Of living. active intustry than
tie theoretical and idealjas taught by SO many
OF our college professors. I infer that now,
as In the days gone by, the teaching at Wash.
inSton and Jefferson In theae great cues
tions ls sound in spite of the text books.
Please convey to the members of the con.
ventlon my hearty appreciation of thei,
kindness and believe me, : So Sii 1:,3J53
Very cordially, your friend and servant, Z
~ e. ;;4s'sl .s ~ - 3 Y JbMEI A. DYAy ER
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DlSys, the English hangman, is making
him 4elt 40 unpopular that he couldn't beat
the pl ilcs Of Wales for anything. He be.
Ysn By laundering, and hes learned to be
brutal. = special cable dispatch tells Of
his hanging Lincolnshire woman last
Monday. The woman preferred not 10 be
hanged, and was protesting. According to
witness tho haugmsn "knocked her down
in The pinioning room and choked her un.
til her face Was livid, in order to atop. her
acreaming." Tho hangman who bungles
and plays the brute is too great desl to
abolish the gallows. i$
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catjumps.

little bonds Of Ohio county Tor Sl5O.0O0
will Inn. railroad bridge across the Ohio
i;ysr a. Wheeling it will be good invest.
ms,t Norailrosd can cror1 until there ia
sbrJpe, and the bonds are not 10 be do.
liverel until tho road is here. Wheeling
pseIs the bridge. 1t follows that Ohio
rouu,y can adad to make the bid to got it.
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Eotes About the cstea1ahoaty. Bank Brlel.
aud 1elegrnphio Reports. ~
rrha.l .looAi.I In a.,, ~ 2

Notes AbOut the CSteaIahoatB, BRnk Briefs
mud 1elegrnphio Reports.
The Scotia Is due up to-day. A.
Tho Courier Is this mornings Parkersburg
packet. -.
The lion Age sad ResGute, Of G,ay's Iron
Line, passed up yesterday. .s ~:
The river fall few inches yesterday. The
marks last evening indicated depth Of G. feet
inches. Bushes, was dull. q. +; ~
iR JEFF Bell and Charley Roberts, tho new
owners Of the A. Norton, will build new
hull Tor their purcnase a: Lotart, W. Va.
The steamer Diurnal has been chartered
by the 9teubenviils Turner'S for an excursion
from that city 10 Moundsylllo and inter
mediate points. The Wel,sburg wells are
to be lighted up especially for the occasion.
The W. N. Chancellor is due down to-mor-
row morning at an carly hour enroute to
OhRrles:on. Tho Chancellor is do1eryedly
popular and has built up II good trade. Capt.
+, p. Chancellor ia In command and Ira 3,
Huntington is puissr. +, ID -T5''ss - Tigsi
The disabled Pittsburgh Cincinnati pack ct.
Katie stockdale, will probably be ready TO
resuma business by Monday next Her
broken shaft will be welded. she was towed
up from Powhasan, whore her shaft was
cracked, by tho tugs Tide and Little Bill.
PARKER, Pa, May 2s.-Riyer $ fee. and
risnsi weather clear and cool. az "a
ptTTsDuReH, May Electromagnetic r:ver
lset 3 inches and rising slowly. u
On Clrr, Pa, May 2S River I foot and
stationary; weather clear and cool. etiii
BRowNsvlLLE, Pa, May 2s.-River 4 feet
inches and on stand; weather clea'; tner
mometer %. fy I, !.
MohaAKrowN, WA, May IS -River
100. Inches and on = stand; weather clear
Thermometer GO. -g1l4l..
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 2S.-Dapth in til,
canal 0 fes: 10 Inches; on the falls feet !,
inches and on a a:and. q l,3fslis
RIcg's LANDING, Pa, May os.-Riysr
feet 10 inches and stationary; Seaths
] cloudy; Thermometer Oh. S~S
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''Only n I.itiio T0udy,n

Annapolis, MD., May es.-The cry Of
"mutiny" on the steamer Dale started the
marine guard Of the Naval Academy last
night and aix marines hurried to
the ship 10 arrest the mutineers.
1t appears the officer OF the ahip
ordered the matches buttoned and Yards
braced to meet an expected blow. When
the matches went over their breathing
holes the eailors below, who, itappears, had
broken into tho liquor chest and pantry, and
with alcohol and sugar had made ioadv.
rushed fer the upper deck. This demon.
stration the officer construed into q mutt
nous break. The ships carpenter, boat.
swain, mate and ssamen were arrested, but
all were siuce released. ~ l5l r.. -