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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
ANOTHER STRIKE N FALL RIVER.

ANOTHER STRIKE N FALL RIVER.
FALL EIrn ,lis, May d. h. warp spInuers 81 the
Mctacomct Nil struck this morning, and the mill VIII be
closed indefinitely. Il empoj ed 325 hands
A MEDICINE COMPANY FAILS.
ST JosFPH No, May Ij.-The Or. = A. Richmond
Medicine company failed here yesterday for SlJ0OOo
with assets. The same concern falied lor !tIEe
amount years a,s. It's liabilities ihen az nOW
consisted Of debts due to newspapers for adVert'ns'
PENNsYLyANIA DOCTORS N CONVENTION;
PHILAD -LPiiIt, May 1.-Two hundred and MY dele-
gates annual session Of the Medical society
Of Pennsylvania today Eight women physicians " re
the right to vote.
SUICIDE OF A NEGRO THIEF.
MAC0y, Ga, MAY lJ.-JOAn H0skns a negro tram
hand. was dcoFercd IN cay shed here tn.s morning
with stolen goods N his posses ion he shot Ohcer ones
Who ired 10 arrest him lnilcune slight woEu, ~
then ran Tor swamp A MS pusIer5 g2lrHd on NM ne
fired two SHOTS INTO his own breast INC last proving ID
KILLED BY HIS COMPANION.
PTIT-BrrG, My l5.-!ast a. enne James Tasl ana W.
". Fortune boil aged sixlc ~ lirce about me n'i.l
head, KNOCKING mn consoles. Fortune died this morn
ing Tlsh was arrested while attempting to escape IN
AFArAL sCALDIyG ACCIDENT.
HARRisBuEG, Penn, May lJ-six men were Dadiy
which fsd boilers n tie TenasyI5ania Steel WORK.
Charles Pierce parboled and died soon aiteW lrd
George Murray was badly staded and recely eel al
dIuonai Injuries by eapins out the window. Tie otAer
four likely TO recover.
YOUTHFUL uIGHWAYMAN ARRESTED.
GALyEsrOS Tex, MAY IA dispatch 70 The Netrs
says: Ihe young bandit Pues, who at Hntchns robbed
his father few days aud at the muLzle OF shotgun
compelled prominent merchant to sand and deliver
arrested yesterday and placed ID jail az NdAaIac-
Ice.
COUNTY TREASURER GAGGED AND ROBBED.
DETEOT, Mich, May IA. A. shaw, treasurer ~
CLARK County gagged AZ arri on tie county scat,
and robbed Of 900, last night There clew 10 the
robbers.
A PHILADELPHIA STOCK BROKER FAILS. .
PHILADELPHIA, Mav 14.-rhe sI-p usi OF Charles u
Bayard stock broker at 2l-i1 Nan.-st l. announced
Ills liabilities not ltucscd 20 &c heavy. lac d.
ong principally OF Reading.
A PRIZE CUP FOR CR1CkETEES
PHILADELPHIA. May 1.-THE President uT tue German
town Cricket Clu1 has offered % tA, cOIte cup 81
the value Of SIS 10 be awarded the member oi the
Philadelphla team who the highest individual
score over 100 during the trip IA Great Britain.
AN EDITOR SHOOTS DESll,E
BALTMORE, MAY la difficulty occurred To-day DO
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THE METHODIST GENERAL cOYFGREyCE.
RESULT OF TIE EPISCOPAL ELrCroNs-sUHDAY
NEWSPAPERS.

RESULT or TIE EPISCOPAL ELrCTONs-sUNDAY
NEWSPAPERS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1j.-In preparing for
the election bishops to-day resolution offered by tie
Rev Dr. r. N. Hatfield adopted by the Methodist
Episcopal Conference instuctng TIE teller to indicate
10 10 one result the ballot before is made known
to the conference. The teIlers appointed were
Ist District, the Rev. H. D. Robinson, of the SewElg
land Southern Conferences I'D District, r. r. Doherty
Of the Newark Conferences Hid District the Rev j. L.
Bells Of the Genesee Conference INe1 District the
Rev j. T. Edwards OF the Erie Conferences With District
the Rev. J. ". Trimbe OF the Ohio Conferences Win
District the Rev D. o. Griffin, OF the Washington Con-
ference With District, The Rev. Dr. Alexander Mar
tin. Of the Indiana Conference; NIIiln District p O.
Gilett Of the Illinois Conference; IXth District the
Rev Dennis Morphy, Of the Iowa Conference Xth Dis
rct Charles l. Faulkner Of the Northwest Kansas Con
ference XIth District the Rev Earl Cranson, OF the
Colorado Conference XIlth District Henry kaho OF the
The whole number OF votes cast in the first ballot 4C7;
the number necessary 10 choice. 2O4. The Rev. Dr. f.
Y Nnde received 1s2 votes the Rev DIT. j. VI. Walden
Ier r a. he be- Dr. ~ = M9IIaIie1 rs the Rev
Dr. A. = Hunt 100 Rev Or. H. O.. Buttz 81, the Rev
Dr J. NJ King -, the Rev. Dr. A. j. Hynet Sc, Chance
Tor " Sims s., the Rev Dr. David Dorchester ~ the
Rev Dr. c. H. Payne 4, the Rev Dr. W. H. OIn 80. the
Rev j. o. Peck "a, the Rev. DR.. Alexander Martin -
Tie second ballot resulted in the election OF the Rev. Dr.
NJ. Walden, who received 2l4 votes. Or. Ninde Is The
president OF Garrett Biblical Institute, and Or. Walden
In the third ballot the Rev. Dr. willard T. Malalicu
ceiyed 2O6 votes and was declared elected. In the
Or. Fowler the Rev Or. Vincent ana the Rev Dr. II. A.
Butt but neither received majority OF the east
The ballot ruled out the telcrs having By
mistake mixed the tickets with those taken at previous
ballots Many delegates IN the meantime had left the
which resulted In the election OF the Rev Dr. Fowler
formerly editor OF The ChriSim AdtOcrfe.
resolution declaring that no good man should pub
ish, sell, work FOR or IN any way paonze sunday news
papers, was referred 10 the Committee on the state OF
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Runs earned Network, Cleveland, / Two base hits
York Cleveland. l. First base on errors, New 0r
o: Cleyelan L struck out-NcvY0rx, s. Cleveland, 8
BTiOly. /, Ewing l. Wild pitches-M0hat g.. Lett on
bases-New-lOrk, 4; Cleveland, q. CmkAe-Ar bufns'
Time OF gaule-l hour aud 20 uinnt.s
The Metropolitan AMI Allegheny American Association
mines played their third metropolitan PARK yes
tcrdaY. Ihe attendance was small. The Metropoutans
again Won iatieI ea'ii on bal w mn @ a.,
IN the field and at the bat. keeles pitclEg was eHec
tive the heavy batting nine from PsDg making only
thI.c safe hits Holber caught we'll hut his throwing
defective. The fielding OF the MstrOpOhtan9 was 20
good and the batting the Allegheny players so
weak visitors did not succeed in scoring run
The summary n as follows:
A 1fa2P25'an.,.... 90
Base hits Metropolitan H. Allegheny err0rs-Metro-
DoIitan 1 Allegheny u UmpIrc-Seorge seward.
About 800 spectators witnessed the at Washing
ton ark Brooklyn between the Brooklyn and BALTIMORE
Mines kim1cr pitched Tor the home club, and his dciF-
cry was sufficiently effective keep the hits OF their nI
Henderson, delivery with little effort making ten Singles
with total OF fourteen hits The fielding OF the nome
club also superior o that or their opponents Green
wood Warner and Clinton dd the pest WORK at ule oa
while the fielding OF Greenwood. Householder and Man
ming was excellent The following ia the score:
Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES D y -
Base hits-Urooklyn TO- Baltimore errors-Brooklyn o.
Baltimore ). Umpire-CLarlcs Daniels.
Games were also played yesterday as follows In
Boston boston !, Detroit ,.
In PMllde lphis-PA.lata plla % Buit4O D.
Ia Readnk-ActIvas 20, ireItOu l.
In AIIento wu-Domcste, o. Newark, 10, Allentown :,
In AltOoua-AltO0nd :, ey5tOuc o.
In Washing t0u-Wasllug;O h. Alhieuc 3.
IN Proyideuce-Pro7 Ideucc 7, Chicago >.
In Whining. on y. Monumental g.
In Cucuuati-BOsyJu Union 3, Cincinnati Union =.
IL II. Louis. Louis Union 20 Baltimore D.
IL ChiclgO-ChicagO Union :, National OF W1sAlng-
ton 3.
In Richmond-yirgfnia rs, Harrisburg.
In COiGmbua-CO. Lnous :, Cincinnati 5.
In IOI-dO-L0I.sY i, lOe4O :.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
CARELESS OF THE CoUNTRY's DIGNITY.

DEMOCRATS INSISTING ON CHEAPENiNG The pifA
MArIC SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, May 15.-When the House re-
sumeo consideration Of the Consular ana pipioma"o AZ
nrorrat,on BILL to-day, Mr.. Hit moved 10 ameno py
restorue TO $40 600 the salaries of Ministers 10 Austria
and Italy which by the bill are reduced 10 Sio'ooo mi
said IT was dangerous to deal hastily with this
question without the examination OF proper committee
Mr. Rice referred 20 growing importance OF the Gov
eminent Of Italy, and asserted that reduction OF salary
OF the Minister at Rome would be unwse'
Mr. Bount Of Georgia, expressed MS ndlnerehce as 10
whether or not the whole diplomatic system we're aDo
ished
N, Elscock REGARDED the reduction wholesale cut
without rhyme reason.
Mr. Dorsheimer opposed TO the reduction OF tne
salaries OF officers In the diplomatic service ana pacu
larry opposed to making Discrimination between the
missions to Italy and Austria ana the misslous u ON
Spain and Mexico
Mr. O,Neil declared that owing 10 the small salaries
paid to Ministers aud Consus they were compelled 10
live in remote corners Of the cities to which tney were
accredited and in cases, 1t was almost inpossDie
for an American citizen 10 find them.
Mr. Reed based bis opposition to the bill on the ground
that Il increased the number Of Offices which must be
Mr. BIount appealed to the Democratic members not to
be divided th. question and regretted that the gene
man from New-YOrk CMr. Dorsheimer) had joined Win
gentlemen on the other side in leetung the Democratic
party, and In attempting TO defeat the Comnttee
proprations and thus strike blow at the party ne
cared not on what else the party might divide hs was
nneson on which it could unite and meet he approval
Of the country. ,,,,-.. . .o,r
for their services and could 10 reason
yS the salary OF the representative Vienna should be
cut and that of the representative at 81
allowed To remain. -, ,..,.-- %
Mt Holman Indiana appealed TO the party realty OF
members TO stand by their committee. -
Mr.. Dorsheimer suggested that the appeal 10 purity
featy might have been better made when the louise MS
consderir bill which would reduce the taxation S3O-
OOO 600 than when II debating proposition 10 re-
duce salaries twO-and pence. ,--.-,
Mr. Stis replied that he did propose 10 be lectured
for his vote by the gentleman from New-l H. or any
other man he would answer 10 his constituents Tor H.
The amendment lost-70 20 70. ,
Various amendments Of like character were offered anu
rejected An amendment creating the ofce OF lefA %
the Legation Spain salary OF $1,000 was adopted
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SUICIDE OF 4 KENTUCKY JUDGE.
SEIZED WITH SUDDEN INsANITY-A SAD NOTE II
his WIFE.

SEIZED WITH SUDDEN INsANITY-A SAD Nolh ~
his WIFE.
MOUNT STERLING, KY, May l5.-Great e1-
element caused this morning By the announce
ment that Judge Reid had committed suicide For the
past few days his friends had noticed that he was muon
depressed in spirits but he had just returned om can
Of this the Apologize district and had been IN close
consultation with his friends to the advisaDly OF SUI
remaining in the field he appeared discouraged al tne
outlook. This morning he was more cheeriW ana
in better spirits than he bad been Tor some
weeks and hopeful Of the canvass ana
had made arrangements TO visit different portions OF tne
county this week His mental alteration must nave
upon him suddenly, doubtless brought on by pam
In his head. Of which he complained to Judge BrecE IL
appears that he Judge Brecks law ONCE about
1870 O'Clock this and told him thst ne WOuid
Ike 10 upstairs TO lie down he was suffering from
severe headache Judge Breck told him to 20 ana tnOugh
more Of IL but the street An hQur ItHcr
he went upstairs and found Judge Reid stretched out on
the floor dying his head lying in pool OF blood ana o.
calbre Smith Wesson pistol on the floor ~ thouRhU
that Judge Reid stood before the bookings put te
pistol behind his night and fred falling at f length
mis- back The ball passed through his brain ana
struck the wall distance from him. Inc coroner
called In and summoned jury their verdict Delng
that he came TO his death from pistol shot nred py MS
own hand. The following note written on the Dack OF
business card, found on the bureau: " Madl mao
Forgive me, dear wife, and love 10 the boy III Is not
signed but Is IN the handwriting Of Judge Reid.
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PENSION APPROPRIATION Bull.

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator Logan tins
morning reported to the Senate the Pension Appropra-
ton bill agreed upon by the Senate Committee on Ap
propriaOns The committee has reduced the amount OF
the unexpended balance of the appropriation OF the cur
rent fiscal year be appropriated from SsAOOOOOo TO
sos 600; stricken the provision fixing the com
pensaton to pension agents SO per 100 vouchers paid
in excess OF 600 and reducing the number OF pension
agents 10 twelve and the section providing that the rec
OF pension attorneys in all pension, arrears OF pension or
bounty land claims shall be SO, except IN cases where
special written contract Is fled with the Commissioner or
Pensions, when the fee amount 70 not more than
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BASEBALL NE IFS.
VICTORIES FOR THE THREE LOCAL MINES.

VICTORIES FOR THE THREE LOCAL MINES.
The New-York baseball nine won ITS eleventh
consecutive victory at the Polo Grounds yesterday in
the presence OF about 1sOO spectators The Cleveland
nine which opposed them outpayed AT every point
The New-York nine the game through their base
running and superior fielding Begev pitched for TIE
home nine and did good service, willie the fielding OF
Connor Ewing and Ardner was excellent The New-NorK
men led from the starr and easy victory. The
Cleveland plavers made the same number Of hits their
opponents but they scattering they were OF little
avail The following is tine score:
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THE SWAIN INQUIRY.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Before the Swain
Court Of Inquiry to-day Joseph Mcdonald chief clerk Of
the Judge Advocate Generals Bureau examined He
said the letter from the secretary OF War calling General
swaims attention to the charges made by Mr. B2tenan
was received at the Judge Advocates Office at April
II draft of what was atterward made the Endorsement
on the Secrearys letter prepared by Judge swain
eory in the morning before the -ecretarys letter
eeved and was given him witness) TO copy He could
ot say what was General Swais intention IN preparing
this statement
NJ Rafernan testified IN r,Duttal.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
4 CONTRACT FOR A NEW POOL

The Trunk Line Joint Executive Committee
Wednesday adjourned to June IT. viii discuss the
Der centages under proposed pooling arrangement
The details of the contract settled and II wiz no"
20 to the managers of the different roads for their APP
proval II will be submitted not only TO the roads now IN
the pool but the Chicago and Grand trunk lne
TO TRIBUNE reporter that the contract provides ior
nooIng for ali points west Chicago and St Louis and
pooling of all competitive business in the territory
new one Ii ratified.
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If. Bateman testified in r.battal
TO AID THE COTTON EXPOSITION

WASHINGTON, May 15.-In the Senate to-day
Mr. Allison reported. from the Committee Appropris-
atoms. with amendments. the bill TO aid the Worlds
Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, at New
orleans On motion Of Mr. Cockre the bill was put mined
lately upon passage. It had been carefully considered
by committee, he said, and the only amendment
were in Tie nature of restrictions guard the expendi
tra OF the money and the liability OF the United states.
A n amendment offered by Mr. Sewell. making the BIZ
$500 instead OF 81 100000 was defeated and the bill
MAS
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SURE OF A NETWORK CONNECTION.

BALTIMORE, MAY 14.-At the monthly meet
ing of the Baltimore aud Ohio directors an official denial
was made TO the rlmor that the company would nave
difficulty in getting through connection from Phliade
pha 10 NewYork after the Philadelphia extension was
completed One OF the directors said that the COMPANY
had made all IT'S ARRANGEMENTS long that they Ds1
been signed sealed and delivered before space nsd
been stuck in the extension to Philadelphia
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LINCOLN, Neb., May 15.-Interest III the
~sheatsey suicide" which occurred at Teegarden Ind
December 49, was revived yesterday by the arrest
Charles Z. LOrz at Unads, Neb. charged with having
choked sheatsey 10 death and hung body IN barn
He got the corones jury and shaped matters as 10
ger verdict OF suicide. His wife crazy for time
and told the story OF bis crime her recovery His
Ter also informed against him.
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THE TRAIN DISPATCHER RESPoNSIBLE.

CoENELsvILLE, Penn, May 15.-COrOner
Brtton has held inquest the bodies of the who
lost their lives By the collision the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad here yesterday The testimony
showed that Train Dispatcher Gilbert Lewis had ordered
the engineer of the Camp train Wild 70 Ohio Pyle
distance Of eighteen mikes; that before the train
out OF sight he remembered that the OF No
So coming west. had not passed. He made effort 10
stop train the other, but did not succeed The
Jury rendered verdict that the victims 10 their
leaIl by Tic careleasne.. OF EL-lari laws
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PROTECTION AeAIvSr zysANE IALnGRANrS

PROTECTION AGAINST INSANE IMLIGhAN4S.
PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-The Association of
euperntendents OF Insane to-day passed resou-
uons declaring that onethrd Of our insane people are
brought here by foreign grafton and urging Congress
20 give attention to this subject that immigration laws
NAV be enacted, which, while not measuraby ObstIuct
ing the immigration OF healthy aud sefdeperdent per-
sons viii efectuay prevent the immigration and expOr-
taOn To ports Of the defective Of Europe and
Asia
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TIE FISH CULTURAL ASSOCIATION.

WAsHINGToN, May 15.-The annual session
OF the American Fish Cultural Association closed
day Papers were read by G. Worth, The Propa-
CATION Of Striped Bass" and the other by Richard Rab
burr Notes on the Lobster Fishery" Anglers and
fishermen generally invited to attend the next session
OF the association The members went IN body 10 the
Executive mansion, where they Individually intro
duced TO the President They then visited the Potomac
G.ha
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1884

tween Benjamin W. Richardson, proprietor OF Ine 0mio
dentist OF Union Bridge which Wright was shot IN tne
right shoulder The difficulty was about social enter
tainment in which both were Interested Richardson
was arrested but was released on ball The wound OF
Wright 10 not thought 10 be serious
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T1SLTIYG FREDEEIcKsBrRa B4rTLErIELp.

FREDERICKsBURG, Va, May 15.-Ihe First
Corps the Grand Army OF the Republic and guests
rived to-day visit the battlefield General Double
day. W. ". Brown, of Pennsylvania, General Ayres, {. C.
Coffin and Colonel Oates, Of Alabama explained the
movements Of the Union and Confederate troops IN the
batte Among those present were General ROsecrans.
General Bayur Peansyi vauis General Longstrect
General H. W. Slocum and General Hazen
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THE CANADIAN PACIFIC MEETING.

MONTREAL, May 1.-THE third annual meet
ing of the shareholders Of the Canadian Pacific karoAu
was held to-day. The directors we're authorzeu 10 e
the Manitoba and Southeastern Railway Tor Term oi
ors NOT et decided upon The rental 10 Re paid by the
Canadian Pacific "a to devoted 10 securing the
upon the bonds mot TO exceed Sl2'OVO per teJ ~ ~
issued nv The Manitoba and Southwestern ROAD An Ia
ecutiye Committee was elected as follows X b. Ansus'
d. A. smith, W. c. Van Horne. George stephens was "p
nninfed president
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rosa TELLS IRJsHYEy THEIR DUrr.

At Cooper Institute Wednesday the Advanced
Irish Nationaliss Of New York held celebration In
honor of Joe" Brady and the other PhGnix Park mar
tyrs" DR.. Hamilton Williams presided, and addresses
were made by Mr.. Doody in Iish, and dessrs
r. Murphy, Professor Appleton. Frank Byrne and NJ r.
OCrOwley in English. Iney were all OF the most IN
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nammatory character and blowing up of London was
one OF the midest remedies proposed Rosa said that
every Englishman who went into Ireland to administer
English laws should be slain and that II the duty OF
10 furnish the means for the men VI ~
ton In England TO do the Staying.
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$3.50 pRLQRs d. oILLgOaYLl sTOOKa
saw FaAyc1sc1. Nay IS. 1881

The Homestake Gold Mining Company Of Da-
kota has declared its sxty-ninth dividend or
So 900 for April, making a total of - ,4l2,5OO.
which the stockholders have received TO date. Tho
present dividend is payable IN san Francisco OF aS
the transfer agency here Lounsbery 4 taggln, no.
10Th
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON NAV I5-l2:3O n-COusols. l0l Ole for money
and 0 I6 Tor the accounts United states -Four Per Ceno
Bonds 2Jlt; COnsols $685. New YORK Central.
los Atlantic and Western second Mortgage IruseeS
Certificates 7 Illinois Central Il r. Pennsylvania o12
dvi Reading 1875 Mexican Ordinary 42 ST. Paul COM
mon, 6S94-
43O mConsOs IO1 716 money and l0i e16 for thu
account and Great Western First Mortgage rys-
do second Mortgage Erie los do
COnso SO; New-York Central III Illinois CENTRAL
ia IA Pennsylvania 90 Reading Il Mexican ordinary
43ls; Canadian Pacific 4oas 81. Pau Common u g - -.
PARIS May lj.-The weekly statement OF the Bank o!
France Of 633lOOO francs in gold and
257. 900 francs silver.
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Nearly 1000 persons were present The programme
consisted entirely Of wagners works and opened Win
scenes from Taunhauser" introducing Frau MsteIns
and Herren winkleman and scarta The chorus
of 400 voices led by Thomass orchestra. Inc iesH'"
financially In succeseful
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4 STEAMER LAUEoHED BIZ R0AoR.

CHESTER, Penn, May, 15.-The iron steamer
City OF Topeka constructed at Roachs shpyard for the
Topeka and Santa re Railroad Company.
fully launched this afternoon The vessel is 2ls2 feet
long, So feet beam and IL feet hold
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SHOT FOR OBSTRUCTING A PRIVATE ROAD
MILFORD Penn, May 15.-John Fletcher and bis two
sons Jacobus and Francis lodged in jail here last
night the former being charged with having shot John
Holiday OF Blooming Grove, and the others accessory
to the crime The shooting out OF quarrel about
private road which the Pletchers live and Ia which
they accused Holiday OF placing distractions
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MINES AND MINING.

SALESAP TIE YER-EORR AyIyG sxCHAyaZ
NRM- YORK. MAY ID 1884,
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4 MoyUMEyr FOR FaAycls scorT KEE

BALTIMORE, May 14.-Mayor Latrobe to-day
signed an ordinance providing for the erection Of hand
some statue to Francis Scott Key, the author OF The
star spaDgled Banner"
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THE PITTSBURG MUSIC FESTIVAL.
PTTsBURG, May 15.-The second Of the four
festival performances given last night in Music Hall