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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

rrl Ilu.Nuu rp Iur Ilir.Nll
Pfrr.arEG. Aug. -5.-lhe third wccL
Of ths -'c-. OF 'n. Sinking mr cr' in thc fourth
pool oneueI vit1 q armo OF czc.tl x inci ems.
r. inf .cemout. .-tl 'o arrive early u th' morning.
Among ri-t 81. como vcr. t.e 8.y o' he at, it
miners Who Were sent to jaI on Satur4".. They
went iu b.dy 10 tn" odcc Of Ju-he'
Dawson and DEMANDED 20 be sent 10 the County
an slou.. uutI cii husbands were released irom Gus
toly TIE in rc refused tlcr request. and hey iIne-
dIatcly stJricd for the rsiieu.e Il J. :.
Ne,L the cal o.or.tor, who w.5 ina.rdm ntA
IN Bringing tie suits. There hey demanded
food siya- thai they had nothing 70 eat since last
ui.nL When this was refused they applied al the
opprob. i)us cpl hets thy cold TIT Of to hr
Nce and returned O. tie camp The strikers n
tie meanwhile h.d been waiting on the men
gong TO work, and lis enieavor- ia persuade them to
stiy at home Thy were successful IN % number %
cases on their urn President Costello again ar
rested Oh charge of having hrcateuet % shoot one of
no-un ON men Costello accompanied h- officers without
re-st nee aad soon procured BAIL lie says the -e-e
Will c0u uuc. and th8 10 adtl-u o. sprc ding the SAe
II viii have Tor It's object the a1O OI OF tAC 'uopldt}
laws ILI- is prO .us,d o. b. accomplish d, hc says
hv maxim. those lIWs thoroughly obuoxcus 90 me
ueop o. the state. To d. this tie miners Will Use every
crort TO have tlcm-cyc arrested and locked up.
Costello pre- mat before tine clos. Of tA- week the
il. al Washington Wil Dee tIO small.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
EXPLOsION IN A TENElIENT.HOCsE.

Henry Woelrich occupies the ground floor of
tn for story urck tcncmeu'hoUse No. l,I7- Second
ave. rs pain crs supply little before oc ocl
last nigh Mr Wocnh went to The back part Of the store
and struck match hight the gas. IL an instlnt ere
was an ,xpOsIOu. and the whole store I'll ell with
flames 5Ir Woelrch tried in vain TO put out the fire.
and called tor aid. officer Green OF the Twen,yei nth
Preeiuc, tried open tha hre-5ox at sixy-s-condsL
and second-aye, but the keyhoe had been stuffed full Of
TN foil and tn door hld 10 bc smashed before the alarm
could be sent out By lie time that the engines arrived
tie fir. had gained such heldwly that it became neces
sary To send out a second alarm The floors above the
store occupied DIV lings by number Of fnil es
and It was with difficulty that the nhab ants were
rescued James McGIyucy, q bo0tblack. living at No.
1I2g rstayc 10 the top ~ the house and res ucd
g. baby OF tfr- Charles -trfns. one Of The large
ftvfoOt ladders OF the Fire Department fell e IL was
ben1 got IN o position bat fortunately The street wa
clear, ana nobody injured Tho 0-sl, csrmat al at
about $4,000 of which Mr Woc'ch suffers $1,000; the
bu dmg owned hy 'rs. G.. w. Munl, Of 80. 3OG East
Sixtv.sc md . 81 900; Patrick Mcnamara 500; Pat
rick bona S3OJ and tn other tenants ab Jut 500
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THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
SHOT BY A REJECTED LOVER.
AN ATTEMPT To KILL SCHOOL GIRt-ARREsr OF
THE CRIMINAL
fBY IrLEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUSE.l

Norwich, Aug. 2j.-In a beautiful place
about miles from the thriving village OF Oxforde ght
miles from here, there resides william Tracy wctodo
farmer He has a family Of three chdrcn-two boys and
girl The daughter Ia about seventeen years OF age
and has attended school at the academy in Oxford In
April last Mr. Tracy employed labOrer named William
Roberts, young Of twenty yune years OF gewhose
home this place Young Roberts fell desperately In
love with Miss Tracy AMI asked her to marry him. His
request was rejected with scorn and a equence he
was dismissed from the service Of Mr. Tracy
This was abb lt mOlth ago He his since lived at ono
OF thohotes in oxford. He seemed melauch lly and
complain d Of .lecpe4s nights. About weeks ago
he bought 32cabre rcvo and began % practice In
dus-ious shooting at marx. For the past few days
ne has been differing about the sch 0l building a. II
iu wait for SOM This morning about 10 O'Clock ne
noticed by several sitting the cnrance t. tne
school grounds inteatiy wachn NJ the entrance 70 the
hui dng Promn y noon the children ont Of the
school among them Miss Tracy. accompanied by her
younger brother Hastily Roberts eXl mined som 'thin-
which he Md In mis- uand q d strPNls t5.Wud 10
blank at her. She fell Instantly A crowd quickly
e. ho-eI and the a l.siu sacu"ct; no, however,
unit he Dad frs. vice snpp'd me revoyr 2, hn'.
hu q sI hId by III time rltAo.Ch j. AM cICS 4i
lynch him." were heard, and had one capable
Of ! adm been pc'cut che thr'a's would dou)tles,
Law. been carried out The young woman was carried
90 reside by and kindly cared for by tAe IN
W3. .cs. puy-IIlus werc At once sinm ned Wheh u
wa. i'unt lhf ,h' lrl TOD % 'i' f,l M 81 T,
ai the r-h slide ol Ml'. Ifi'. nose Pi''t lh ''-H
Oh. head. and lp i-ri below the t,t et, in the neck
l1-uicl tI. clalc'e lr. 1Et4- H'r re- tciy; H'le.
., -av n1y hing iout the aftir eSc'p. TINT DE r.-
rrcei uc Ild not been suc' '--f in mpl-liuE
II- own "a ..rJ'uIu Wis Tuc, ia highly esteemed pa
shocked the cutr vicinity. Rob rls bears hard name,
Iu htr a. er be.orc Deem U.c'rL
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ALARM INA PopULous DISTRICT.

Romdsman Golden, of the Eleventh Pre-
clct saw smoke coming from the windows OF tie four
s,ory brick tencmen house No 247 East Third last
nigh, auI at once sounded alarm. The fire was m a
d.usely populated tenement house district and the
effort. Of the police directed TO taking care of the
oc,uplus Too excitement was intense for hlo, bu,
all Tia. people u tie hrca cucd buildings wer' cot TO
places of safety without mi,hlp. when the hreneu ar
rived they foun that the fire va In the building ~
So gt7. which WIS occupied f1c ory by John
Decker muuticuuug tailor. % Id Jonn Kahn, mauufae.
tu ing shoemaker Il WIS u bar place tO get at aud
nt nr looked so dangerous that see md alar t
sounded The add fore soon got III fire uud con
troll Thp hibI ug it owned bY Mrs. Lena Hermann
n is insured m II 1000 m ~" NIgIrn and oher Insult
Hurp romplur4 IHc currc % Iuilgr we 5000, oi
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LooKING roR 2o.ooo MAJomrY
mtnlrLmrlll rl. lnLnL.LL

BAR H,Rn0u Maine, Aug. 25.-Nr Blains
did not lelyc har. ed1y, wac ms mteDton owing 10
cold. and he may not ur tho same rels1n gp ~ the
Arolstoph meetings pn dnesla end Thursday sens-
tor Warner Muler aud william Walter pHeps Wefe Ia
conyct alton with him tt cnusio. ahie time iodsH
M Ih lps sNd Tonight ~ advised Nr hlahe not 10
= away tide week.. aa a. baa rau4ht r'll. and the
Atuustnlh Iuufnti wruil ho rather long ono nut ha
says th, hr will 49, tnon n We hp 90 porado HIM noe
g. 1hofa IA lsaiy hnhaod Of HE aitohlina aNb meet
iuss "a tho uantAaa o. iu soni onnltuH hann viii
gt AZ least 80 90 mtnr f inf uuyrinpf tuha sep
uhe. aul nn.u thHu tNlrn lhai nf haina ln NuSpia
hrr Mf Hrrl nll htFu ruar fuu probably in ihu lat
,unsfrs,iiuh pauluL rut I think that hn vii ba
rattrd
Ihe person WIN deiaood Iha hlaiue monument Ia ths
eHu irfl 81 Augusta has 1901 Yet bhtn Artusuil IGa
rrlrda Of the indictment against Portland Democratic
newspaper for uh' against Mrdle IA 1897 witch wrra
stolen som thr archN - Of the court Lewiston haVa
uo recovered Iurrc !. general belief hero tAat
these tw0 things are parts OF c0usp racy ike that Of
the Mlrey et cr whoa tAr Dom cr Ns ne de tp ctr
cule IN he ~ days ~ the canvass Detectives are at
work to arrest the le iders
Congressman Dmyley addressed large audience az
MO0.wich tO-nigN, and senator Plat, Of Connecticut
snake TO another enthusiastic audience Al Lebanon
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THE FATE OF A ONCE PROSPEROUS BUSINESS MAN
DESTITUTE CONDITION OF HIS FAMILY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRTBUSEl

THE FATE OF A ONCE PROSPEROUS BUSINESS MAN
DESTITUTE CONDITION OF his FAMILY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRGBUSEl
fIDAYToN, Ohio, Aug. 25.-One of the saddest
and most striking illustrations Of the happiness and
wretchedncss than be crowded into sing human
career was brought light here to-day in the death Just
beyond the cty limits, OF Frank waltz, once well known
ami respected citizen OF Xenia who de from Starvation
Waltz together with his wife and seven children removed
TO this cty four months la tolerably destitute
circumstances He had been In business in Aen.a ana
pros pcreI out revcrscs came and be failed Gradually
since then ho hls been drifting into poverty untl no"
the life and surroundings OF his fami In startling
and tier contrast the conditions under which they
began career full Of promise and happiness
For the last three or four weeks
th.s unfortunate family has scarcely
had a bite t. eat. yet they were too proui 10 g;E
or make known hci coJd't.On. Their poYcry anu III
trcss was disclosed to-day by the death o the tatnW
b,d nd uohug 10 eat for The last thr ewerks Although
scky, ne attempted To- work. and FOR th' as week ne
gathered boulicrs from tine river lawns ma no loo
however for time. ami being weak, ne was ho' H
to this wotz. and turily De- INK 10 me Vuhi
from exhaustion. lie tax" ID his home VI ne IA
the water Ac contra cl odd, when was lOIONtl ~
Ickiaw a q De died q IN 81 horrible til His sCF'l
children most whom sill small Were AZ hl- Du-
side when h doa occur. ed, an re ctu oIiu- lor
something To .t To, wife an. u. dr n u q ru ii' o
We and morv having lad rrt one 1f d. hrc1i 70 tt
within the last week, the fam is IA he most de-i uie
ccur- IN ..s and uis -ur'-rcI most iLtcIs lF Nhch
70 urin m rl nd III Ike provisions f'I tAe toCi u
fn..f -|..n
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TWO PRESIULNIS II PERU.

PANAMA, Aug. 1G.-lhe Comercio Of Lima,
published o. August T. news that conference tat
r.u 0ed 1c.,c.u ue Di,st and Lo.t4 liII- oners
AID CIc Icral lie ~. Tn result unknown.
CcnerI Ilc res according 20 the tD"cco of August
hs. sent on. a circular note 20 tue diplomatic corps
informing them that Ae has taken pos is5on o. The SUI
preIc power.
Nilaistcr Osma resigned August 10. and was re-
Mace Iv Mr. EcheulqIe toloHe Lorenzo Igc-ias las
become Minister OF Wal and Naval Al.Is
Tho Government has poatit.l the publ cation OF
royvs o Cacrrc NOV unt, and also of c 0'era ions
0f he Cove um,ut tro. p5 There are TWO President
ana the country IS Jy-rruu by tAcyn- bands OF
NONtCDtrOs.
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THE EoS1oN THE4IEES OPENED.


Bosroy, Aug. 2j.-The dramatic season OF
1-sl-sj opened in Boston to-asht. AID iAa'"5 u
the cold wave. tie audiences wclc fairly large
At tho Boston Theatre the at racuon was
Thatcher Prmr0sc q Vests Mi1.trcls, who VIII
pay this wrcs only; Chmrau op..inc the
regular season on d. xt Monday iu XXI" THIS wil he
ihe eyeuiH con. year In which tna Eo-t h1
been fnu. peurf. Ilc Mu-eum prr4eu'c1 Diforct
a- opening ucHc with fe-tpck company 9- Ihr ci~i
Ncnt week Iwius VIII have rs r-t pro iucuou u ii'
country zoo tai+ house. LZzc NHy Timer iu p3d
Girl" appci irod a. the Bou, ana the wages ~ sin
Il ey n. house af .hc Globe while Zimmerman Bur
lct Company drew large aud ence at he Park TO 20
fle LIT e. Primrose.
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TEAGBlrHIc NoFrS


ftftahI Hu. Az. -i. Job. ttr.uri. "lh HutIaiof,'
oft lariif .uH,u- tir .,tlr riuua Hth IS, Nut u
A. AuI4 ut Iiur4 q NI4, uf u.lut.u.d 80 a., leo tuh
40 yui.a e 5000 leo ID 900,
fnLIAiI.u tIlt 4 tluNlpF OF VIrlNAN7.
tni. t.u Au. gl.-iuur huudrd itufa have hroh
piI.d 90 trt h ,tlu liYln- IA lur tut IeH piuh ~
ia. victorian rud and aula ui l.r Au4tA q, Wh1an
iruu.0u b. go begin -IiutlpW,
DEAD Win ININIA-liiiitE NAILS ~ HIN
PEN-ADuiA lld, Aug 2'-luc WatcIman at ie dIaN-
rrr hrr, ou the iIsalOi and Atluuuo h tlllOal was
fouud dead tc tuch Ills morn nT Wltn twenty tIoo
balls Iu H. body.
FIIIHC-TERING SCHOONER SOLD.
EFy MI. Ia. Aug. 25-lhc Cuban hiuustcrlns
schoIuer snl,ers has Deeu sold by tLe United Hates
Aarshal for $500
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FOO CHOW AGAIN ATTACKED
BOMBARDEp BY TIE FRENCH FLEET.
THE CHINESE REILLY WITH KRuPP cANNoN-A

TIE CHINESE REPLY WITH KRUPP CANNoN-A
CHINESE GENERAL APPOINTED.
LONDON, Aug. pa dispatch TO The Times from
roo Chow this afternoon says "The French iron
cads entered the mouth OF the river this afternoon
NJ O'clock. The White fort opened fire with
hrupp cannon while tho ships were three miles
away. After an hours engagement the French
retired. The Chinese fire was good.'
PARIS, Aug. 2j.-A dispatch from Ticn Tsin Of
Yesterday says the French Charge IL Afaires has
left there. The ActingCousu still remains.
Tho RemJliqao Frdacaise says: "France will
soon seize and retain such territory in China as
Is useful to her"
Chang Pei Lun will lead the Chinese troops
against the French.
dispatch from Hanoi Of to-day states that Cen
eral Mlllot has taken tho necessary measures for
eXpe-ling the expected Chinese invasion of Ton
gum.
1t IS rumored in Paris that China has made
formal declaration of war and has Informed the
powers to that effect. The French papers are
indignant at the statements made by TN" London
IiMes respecting the bombardmcnt Of Foo Chow.
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THE RUINED ALBION BANK.
IT'S SAFE DOORS AT LAST FORCED.
A SUSPICION THAT NOTHING WAS FOUNp-THE
VALUE OF TIE BURROWS ESTATE
iHY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

iHY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBUNEI
ALBION, n. Y, Aug. 25.-Nothing to throw
lipht on Albert s. Warmers whereabouts
was revealed to-day. The door of the steel
chest was broken open this forenoon The
officials are rcticcnt refusing to say what was
found in the safe, but reasonable preSnmp-
tiOn is that nothing was found. The inside
this Is lined with little boxes he locks OF which
must all he picked. Bank Examiner Wi'ians says he
Will be shape by Wednesday to report to the Controller
of Currency the cond ion in which he has found the
bank. About $4,000 was used to move the business
along from day da. and thi- amount was on hand at
the time the bank peadcI IL has been counted No
ojhermoncy is found
schedule Of the Burrows estate has been made pub
lie today and bears date March 20 1879. Among the
iccs are $50. 600 n bond OF rloll corp ration
certificates Of stO.a s55o,jS2 p; o.Ier sccur'l's
So 1876 g; unsettled claims, r24j,7i> -6 lhe VIII e
Is "a )ituated as .olows: Railroad bonds F-'o"''i
railroad stoc, hcatc.. 15j0372 - Other ries
SI37l0C st.; personal prop.t ty estimated $4,000 IN
settled claims S2l5,7l- %; real estate Midi
lothian II nos, S2-61o7 g.; lands and lots, e-u-
matcd. S3jOe0p Total value of rcaI estate win
low estimates, q 739 oO5 81; Liabilities, Sls2ool IL
balance, f1557oo3 Il.
The following are tine ,to 'taoGcs OF the hrok bank
t. r. Coau, share Clement E.--. .harc, A. =. War
ncr shares; L,rcuz, Bur.ov- shares; Roswell B.f.
rows estate. 81 shares. These several sto. be
hol l.rs cxco"t A. Warmer. ar
t.,ir u.nuty to jIc bans. so INIT m" d-posiro-s
yi Doe .ur If M loat ~l- 900 fdI hock upou. of
course the ] e1ag, amount SG 10. 1,,is i1" G'' c...,
me- .,,m o,o go ,..,... ., ,S;., o~ ,- oi,
10Th. ,i85 ooo Ar oc.iao nas been b'en IN me sf-
prcmc count by Eliza Glenn. u1Iuun 'suu tlr Burrows
neir-. i'r iu' p".H..". o I''c yer ' ''
william, IL. Bu,io0s aud MIS- Huuo"' refuse 60 sa' any
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Lo>po>, AUG. .5..-lhcu' }, another chancc
t.rru.uut. .l.u. '.'N..u lu.' .u1 Hnj oeru.uy
m.r. ..rI tlV.t African rIto.. CO.. 'u'' o. tnr t.t
i.lu, col. .or nI uo.so.tl'u o' rc Clmor'o1- i1v'r
... .u.... .u1 I.,... i..iut c.uHfy 81. Ttie rln rl
..,.t oa tu 90 ulu among 'h' Lus 1I tudo.o 90 H'-
i.hrd ihcc vino ihnk t4n GLAND spuli have taken
the river N,ut- ago pu July - 'lr Hewitt l"" hI 1871
CONSUL l.iIu Wr'flue ut tIr mcr.ht aud On" lHc u
lue .It r. ert ur t.t rtYhrr a. fh' fr.ut o. ti1
n. l o., '.d ru IrIld treaty placing tAcuse yos
AMI tA.li .ul...DI- un It. l,.. d.. i. ot,. .-.L
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rRoors EElDT TO Gc4ED 4 NrRDEFE&

INScuBrRG. Va. Aug. 25.-rhc Lynchbure
Home Guards ar. under arms awaiting orders from the
elcrn ~ Amhc.s County to resist thrcatcue attack
ont g. IdI Eduuge Nori,. p.omin ut NouIe farmer
of that county. ou saturday throw 20 bo1ulck u' J..
ti d. % negro woiu If and hr Doc hcr kull Tho woman
c.d rom her Injuries m assault was provo -cd by os
DO 4uII. fu " rrl.s iUthrr Morris placed iu 1t,
au. 3D. to.., off t If, lulId.d Ihe hulint lst uit e.
bod, of u-ftur. assemble near thr court huu.r, but
iu, ID, mo- dptuni4fInf uu. Trouble i4 fruttL
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CLLylIASp. Ohio, Aug 2j.-judgc Barber.
of he Curahoga Common Peas count 10 day appointed
Anduw B. B.lduip oi NcN-luik. receiver FOR the Mci-
chan CONS Ir,ion Telegraph COMPANY ol Ncw Ief.cy
Tho com amy tIs urc engaged ln ,un-iu gIt graph
lucz IA Ohin pnd indiana and is aid W nt hoptlc-sy il-
solvpni Tho reca ser was appointed hy mutual 90" sent
the company aud the rnn' n In 4ni Tor r4"3@" %
brought hr the Walwurth and IaNtUn company hF lts
vpn-uf,sidtut. = WaIWur.A. of tui- city lhr claim
s iof material furnished and Is not cuntc t'dII tho rom-
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NrVs rrOV TlIE UONINION.

ST. JoHNs, y. f., Aug. 2j.-Orangcmen num-
hcriug hundreds attacs,d the Roman Catholic 'hnr d
yoeht at Henley IIlrIor and threatened Missionary
Father Lynch with daatI They tore down the taph
Gag and tiuc tIo yacht.
The British brig Euula or WI. rtu down ls' night of
Potter Unthlr nv mn unknown bark aud completely
.c.ard seven 4c1mpn are lcpo ted to have been Inc
llrcL ,
IAitr,v Aur % Letters have been rec iv'i b. - hT
way o. fNrviou1dnnl from m.ubet- 4 ihr Gov 'einloh,
Gludsuf'T Ilv exploring ,yuel. u Ih'J "'I' P'''''
uu thr roI.t uf Labrador.
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MoNtptAt. Qucu AuF, 25,Aa tho dato Of
tho mo tlus It tis iI Ella Aaauoat n ft tho Advance
mrul uf appiuaolus, Largo uamhna II muHhofa
at a.n,ius uAiY tn atrnil Dc GOO hahdf.d neW mamf
bts from taHada aut VA uut attIos Wo,u added ta
The Assoc ALTON on naturtay nuu-iug the number of
thus Hhu r already iulut tho tsau iaAuu u Au. fltt
$40 t1 u.u, and 90 is rAp.ctti IA mum ser VIII reach
luuU Toe sub. upuuu7 lue tri thi eulrrt d noll ol
tbs Nls.tuls nov tuuuut q pi,lOi
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ANYsrrniou, pRowN1NG cAsE.

Troy, Aug. 2j-Johu Larlin. of Cohocs.
uophcv OF fc1-Coluiy Click lnrlJn Of Albany County,
wa4drovnal nm |4r'rol.iv saturday might M iock OF
th. Iua canal Uo nal been Michael Tray r-''
woke end on hswIy h.meh stopped torr't In the lock
abputv suddenly Terry McNtuus. the look icnd'r
lui..rI h.m EuYuiu. uuIal' bo found LIrtu' ult ou
rfurul. vh. o,.htenl .rH. hollow u o vator WtH tuo
uu luttuuut. mJu uabH IS do. pc.tt' Efforts tor Iln
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4 Suspicion ~ HIDb0rHoHIl.

PAiNrsvrrtr ohio. Aug. 25.-Joscph Kirby
n resident of tu. place wns last night suddenly taken
with a. Of hyjrophoha. Al fn,s he iro.h' Of the
mouth. grows aud batk' ko dog. and SNAPS "i those
ahoit hn iiis spatms Niul no thnt 10 TOOK sew
tinl strung io hold hm Some physicians say - a
Ccur tns 1 htuiuphuli VIII Uthria assert thut II s
the result Ui over dlmuus kthN Was hltcn 10y oos
pear lgo lh' sui h anAouslJ awaited Inc sufferer
u nnIn nI Lm-LInl.
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srntnrs iALrnl I'D nNE Oh RlS tEns-

Bos1oN. Aug. 2j.-Roya B. Connnt, while
attenp ng to board train at renho y to-day fl under
the vh cs md rcr,rl injuries vhi'h rc drrcd nr" -.
say thr nmuu'n0n o his rht l.g above Tine knrc Mt
C1imt in l-1-, cashier uf the Iui Na 'onn lihH
llo ..ut u.cf 90 thr -flt, Prison thel fHf itl
cnunu amounting 90 0hoI ~7Ouuo hui vr4 fd u'd Nf
Itcsi rt AitIuru count u niil .fIIgr rI hrtf
H. bus latch been IInYtd hy lusIuu Uii house
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TATlLLI BURNED WHILE BUIIDiNG TiRE
NJ IEiEGnApH 30 THF IRlBrvrI

CAMDEN, n. j. Aug. 20 - Mrs. Matilda
1wel wife - the chief Engineer Of tho l1fo department
Of Bndseiown.vas badly burned on saturday ty he op
he Of an oi stove which sha loft on fanse Oh nuil
hs NE IA Tho lati,i the pi fun hr ni rotp caught
pie ana spfraa tn hsf clothing. Phu dipl trsittnel
p.ssiins, afpi luuitepA huuis ~ terrible suffering
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hshing smaoks were ost and the schooner Betsy is
total wreck on sprlokn Isand. The sohoOners Perel
and Elizabeth lost In White Bay aud ishng smack
with -four aud Two lady was lost on Capo
BrOye IL reported that a large lumber sap was lost
ia st. Georges Bay but no particulars have been re-
CslVtd.
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EILLIHG the PLACES or MINERS

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Aug. 25.-Agents for the
hsoslns Valley mine operators are gathering col.
cred men and sending them here to Ill the
places Of striking miners. f. s. Brooks, treas
srer Of tho Ohio Coal Exchange, at Columbus, Sas
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Sr. JoHN's n. f., Aug. 25.-From various
quarters dia,ruus arrives of the result OF the re-
cent thunder storm. At Cabonear two houses were de-
troyed and tIeos we're proOted At Outer cove fifteen
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UrC,t mn AfNNiR Nof bith.

WuRl-nARGf, PrAnu Aug, -, hrhrpou
That iIsd il.is tho Lu-liiA tinhri VIA" Was ''"''''
al iazci0n ou FRIDAY, Was uoai, Il i"e"ii''- H. 10
alive and ia dI1a we'll His phj sciau uukr la VII rr-
cover lOIu simpson ha a-s4iAi la DO 'i. 4h le Ia
40 tak among Iufsla ffltAds Ol BA,hnb Tue la"N'''
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,frvrcO.s rIvAvCIlL ATFlTRS.

CRY oF MEXICO, via Galveston Aug. 25.-
The C'y Conuo. 10y lmtorty vote h'- refused TO al
ow Ramon Fernando formerly Governor o. this Fed ra
di-.rct and uow Minister 10 France, Co arrange the
pal loan Oh, 93 600 900 M Pa H. Ihe director. oI
b. national n L nav. decided 10 .,abl sd branches IN
Cuiuutuua aud GuusIdidrt
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nrln cENLEE or LnE FENIANs MD

INDIANAPOLIs, Aug. 25.-Dr. John {. Waters
died to-day at ~ Vincent Hospital IN this city Hew
fythree years old and cnief 81 the Fenian organ
aaOn having succeeded James stephens Is neal oeDIre
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rILLrnr 0r LAnNLR HEOIHEN2

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2j.-Ladncr Brothers,
bankers, doing business No 80 south hrd-aL' ihs
city. made an assignment 10 w. Iarnty today Inc
assignment is made BY the r and the individual mem
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4 MOI llfoyG IIlLIlNtln0RtFa

DNoE III. Aug. pa riot broke ont yes
t,rinv among .he Han 1nnrera neir hero n which
over thf mon enro el with Knives clubs anl sho,es.
run. wrn nrr rflHua faro lt nr.pI O.c wnr a'Hhcd
nta time. . another had BE- ariu anI law broken Toe
cause of thr uuuhl. i4untuuwh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

RicuuoNp. Nnu Aug. 25,-All the bills pnaacd
by th. prascnl legislature hove boon alpiotol ui bo
uotrfnof thoie n,inl roininH political iH ibun Tho
Aas,mnl Wall wuuWu 'n ain''' H'U 'N' H'' %. "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

RonANfoN, PENN Aug, 26,-Whilo one John
lopAins ase eleven years, saln iioser 0aa lraung
out OF window aud looking into Tic Luoas shaft the
coal oafTAae came down upon hn huiseussj ahi SOW
sged Ills head from his body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-26

here Ia person two weeks, and from Newcastle Beaver
Falls Rochester. and points he ween Youngstown anu
burg collected 800 CoOrei mcu ana @eht thoi 10 e
m mes Tne operators pay the railroad fares o. the men
and their families
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DEATH From STARVATION.

bcrs without making any preferences The liabilities
! are estima cd at 100000; assets uuanl wn.