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GATHERING CfRCUMsTANTIAL EvIDENCE-BRUTAL-
THE AUTOPSY.
IBT TELEGRAPH TRInUSZ.l

WELLsyILLE, O.. July 16.-In Salineville
YESTERDAY large bunch OF auburn hair, matted and
tangled and cotJed with blood found hanging 10 a
stake ne n where the boly OF Gerte Phillips found
Fragments Of letter. written neat hand. were also
found near where the lovers Upon being
nut Oget her. discovered that IL letter she
RaI writ. sn Hunter about ago. and hRllns II
in his possession the atal Sunday had It 70
pieces distance below the spot whore the body
Law &. small Upon the right bank Of this far
mers boy found silver quarter OF dollar stained with
blood In this the Irdercrs must have washed
their hands after complcn- their work. The most i'm
portant development the finding Of revolver that
belonged to Hunter. and have been in his possess
sion AZ the Of he murder Three four days be-
fore the murder was committed. Hunter, In company
with Fartsh entered McGonsies hardware store in sa
liucvie and N. former asked rrvovsre
lected one and went away. Hunter went to Canton.
whore he pavned the weapon 20 a hquorseller FOR .
sma amount 0f wlisSey. This iniOrmatiOE arhing
Ealuevle. Narshal El2ie started for Canton and Sc
cured revolver. Mr. McGOngie Identified the weapon
the purcnased ~ hls store In addition 10 this
the bullet found in the girls head fs the revolver
reat abstraction exists that the prosecution has not
one toward solving the mystery instead o. see-
~ satisfied With h3yE- secured Hunter The tracks ID
the fields were not measured. EvrR the UOst-mOrtem
examination was strangely and bsrbsrOusly conducted
When the body WIS found and ~ was decided 70 n'ii
he examination to d-trrmn" II thr hole IN the nedd
was caused 10y bullet, nat bel was borrowed from
curtinr hoop poles and with this ih-
>trumelt the head a. t pm ana thc Dali scculc-
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PREcArrInN. r1KEN IN BOSTON.

BOsTON, July 1G.-Some excitement was
caused yesterday by the report that the Cuntr steamer
Marathon bad been allowed to land quantity Of rags
which came from southern port Of France whore
cholera now exists. n was found however tnat the rags
csme from the northern part France and bad been duly
inspected and absolutely frse from danger A an
outcome or the French question tho Board Of Health
to-day decided ia 'suo form ~ pa's FOR vesscls
passing the quarantine station. Fora long time tho port
physician has been giving psa which simply permitted
vessels tn leave quarantine. sud fheY were HWQtclt Ut
necessary. 20 apohor Inspection before landing nder
the form the port phvsrisn Will not ouy pa'a vessels
through quarantine but permit thom t1 laud aud as
charge. Iho inspection at the quarantine station VIII p'
much moro rigid th1n formerly, especially while there II
dHu.rI from cholera
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CIVIL SERTIcE ~ u4eslcHryErrs
my rrrreu,ruro rw raprvEl

fnr tEtrGRArH r1 liiE rRNNNEI
Bosrov. July 1G.-At the meeting Of the Ev-
ecu,ivo Council to-day Governor Robinson nomnlted ~
ucrrhers Of the Cv Service Coum ion. created ey tho
Legislature of ls-t Robert r. BI'hop of Nowtou James
" Buenee of Boston, and Ch,rea Theodore Russell lr.
OF Cambridge. Mr. W,hopa Rlaoyrr and wa tho Re-
publican candidate Tor Governor m l'-2 Mr. huThoo a
puhHahrr and h,a had wldo experience I'm city AMI
state affairs. ~ Ia only two days alnoo ho was appointed
bv Mayor Martin M emucr or the comm sslou fnr ui"
Revision of flc ciiy charter r h4a hvaNa boon Re
publican huf pi.t now he o. identified with ih. lnt-pon-
drat movement Mr. Russell l7u ltvyrr and homo-
rrit AL tlIrc have tlr wears hrru identified WIN the
vlia OF reform lu tho civil service. Inc nominations
wrrr LAID over according to Tie rul''
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tfifGRtFHfc NOTES.
rutrl4 Mlfia ~ rIttf huVN

I|IIIII| MIT-I-I ~ |II'"'
t.Att.,... .t,Iy 90 tua mahasria "t mo ANNHu"
tntl.n AtIIa have ur,iH"i 10 ahH' un"h 90" 'N'l -"
i. ...,. -. M ,..f .r frsutnea uutI Auauat IL.
JDtklAr rtAt1ulu.
CmU,.a. mlI id. The lal--3 49, lis''I'l ". ils
an t.r t0lrrd Jockey, W. nstriok, NAu rode ono
Do, ,ud nave suspended lIr one yoai W. " a4Aei mo
wults locAry Nhu rode ''u}.
SiW Gas WELL OPENED.
W.-mNGTlN. Penn. Juiy lii heavy now or gas was
.trir. ou AIi.ers IaTm t1 alles IUu4 the Mcuufsah
we'll at 4 depth of 400 lrrL
IIGIT MEN HUEE
CHICAGO July l6-ny tlc iail of tue iron beams ana
.,.n,tus of the rink m course u construction on the
IVES, ~r tnI. afternoon cgt men injured, Two OT
whom William SYKES and Il. Walsh. Will probably die
SHOT BY AN OLD ENEMY
WuITu-rDWs kv July I6-At COopcrst0wn, 10 this
county yestsgday william Faulkner was fatally shOt O
Len" Miller The shooting resulted rom tAe revival VI
an Old Difficulty Miller has not yet been arrested
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REJECTED sUIT0R TO BE HANGED.
KurrNG NAN He MIsrOOK FOR HIS RIvAL-HIs

10y TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
P,1rrcu Y G. June 16-For nearly two years
To.e,b 7 Williams and Joseph PEBBLES were suitors
Cor tbe hand Of Miss Alvarado Watkins. all Of whom
live in Wakeforest township. About a year ago II
bca.oe lnoyn that PEBBLES was engaged to the lady
Williams then determined to kill his rival PEBBLES
kent country store and every night in going home ne
travelled alonz a path within mile OF where w llla'
lived Last December accompanied by his comrade
bn Pool Williams went to Rolesville TO church Miss
Watkins WAS there. and she came out OF church,
Williams Dropo,ed 10 escort her home. She refused
rd went of with PEBBLES 1hi rebuff. III the presence
of the congregation made Williams very mad lie
drank heavily and told Pool that he intended 10 XII
Pebbles hat night. After DARK W llilai- al l'u -
with rife and with Pool proceeded TO the pa al"
which they expected PEBBLES he went home HoH IN"
store Fortunately PEBBLES had gone nome IN noun
sooner than usual and thus escaped sr-t- d
Williams hid himself behind dead OAK tlee' anu
Pool sal down on a pine log. They waited LOT some
time and finally " Williams went up the pain anu came
back saving that PEBBLES WIS coming IN r"
The person came along and NllIlaWs hreh ah N'i' ~
pool. d" have killed him" Pool went 10 see. ana
afrer examining the body. said " Lord nave mercy
Won have killed Willie Na-Sns' lll9m7 rrIii'd
" II does not make any difference. VIII ger fe'hI'S
mex time" The body was found next morning ana
tbe murder was wrapped In profound mystery LOT
several days Finally Pool was arrested ana believing
than AN effort would ne made o. place the murder upon
Im he told all he knew. Both were indicted Tor hiI-
der. aud Williams was put ON trial ON July Z M ihs
citv. before a jury imposed Of ten "hIIe ana Two
Wi.. WotIin. and PEBBLES were both examined by
the state and the corr cspoudence between Miss Nat
iir and William. was brought to light The triai was
or for nine days. and Yesterday the caSe was gwen o
the irrv Af,r several hours deiberauon, they re-
t,Irr,ad verdict of guilty of murder. and Williams Wa7
.c,+aueel ot be hanged on August l3 An appeal was
tn t fine >tiurcue Court hu it L. not believed that
any of The exceptions VIII hou so'd
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rrrl .4aru O., rsr rmr~rl

ArorstN. July lG.-Amoug MIR. Bldur's
CALLERS to-day was a. a. Clrrlr,, of thicisot "rucf'
torau Lu u.d, ..c 1ri speech or Tho tlumul kn's
in fE- ErpuIU,a convention which nominated hw. Mr
Greeley wa formerly Ma.uo maH, and Was graduated A
RoNdoIu College. lie was accompanied hJ ha wtc aud
daus bier
Thirty wears ago, on August 7. the Republican party
was organized u This state DO the ltt- town OF strong
Franklin County. Al tnat time political excitement ran
bsb rha .onvtn ions were ne4 by the ig, rec SOIL
a q Morrill, Democratic party. who cola lnec INC one OF
ganzatou. Il s pIOpos scd 10 celebrate the tnreth ahn
y-r.,rv 0f the birth party that then loIue
Mr. Blaine and prominent members OF the part! - 'Ae
ruuILH VIII be luELLrd % Aitrli
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4 81 FoCeHI WITH STOEDS.
NY rrLrtr.pnrn rnE rRIBrXE.1 J

NFw-ORLEAS,. July 16.-A duel was fought
m morning the opposite side OF the river between
Captain j. f. Biou, ws-k1o va steamboat man ana
Evarato Poche promineu: Creole gentleman, the
brother of one OF hs justices of the state Supreme Court
The weapons used swords, and. IN the second pass
Poche received painful wound in the left leg The
second then inerf.r~d and the duel ended The affair
grew .ut 0l ui ally o. the Nes, LRd on jay Il, ~
YIe cfs Of tle I.euch citizens. The gentlemen quar-
relied q HcHt eusIcI aud challenge pa- ed. P1clc
being the cha4 .u.-r HoLn principals are vel known IA
the clty AID the meeting created eonderapl, excite
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TIE FAILURE or ETERETT D. TLDDELL.


CLEVELAND. July IL. - Rumors have been
cu~~or- for d4v or two tha, the lrrn Of Everett tS
W,ddeu were eudcavorng 20 settle their indebtedness
for y.Iou. p,r.sltsee-, ranging from ht;y cents 10
d etv cents oa the dollar and that the Ua.ou National
Bank had offered ninety ceatl oa the dollar FOR the
account sad Henry Everett Of the senior member
Of the aru. to-day We have heard Of these rumori,
and have mailed 20 all of our leposters circulars satng
that as AL accounts VIII ultimately be paid iu full We
should Doe -OrIy any of cu deposItOf- lps- @uy
pa of d. account and We Therefore earnestly request
them not % d sposc Of their claim against us Any eI-
PLANTATION Information W. I" gladly furnished Dy our
assignee. and confident that II matters are nor
ouGny understood they Will LoJ sScIIAco any PsIU VI
their claim
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4 ASr4rRuENr THAT BCTLEE HILL RUN

CHICAGO, July 1G.-lnformahon has been
received from close friends OF General Builder by T. f.
,uyeey secretary Of t1a AnrMonop)u' Committee dis
ne ling doubts reglDg Genera. Luters candidacy for
the Presidency on an Independent ticket AMI stating dis
tncty and positively that he VIII rnn Mr. shiveiey e1-
pressed today certainly Butler would be- candidate with
the approval of the Greeeubdcker auti-mou0poSts and
Obshv the ltJsrlug men, General butlers refusal az
present make public statement, Mt -AYeloF says Is
pr,I.d bv desire first % see what viii he done py the
convention VI labor represent ves tO be he'd l Chicago.
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1 crERGrIlY 4ND NO LlDg DRONvED.

HENRY, Ill.,, July 16.-Rev. L. o. thompson,
hi- son sIscy, and Freddie BISHOP. Of Medina, y. Y,
ads about TIVE years old were out bolrlg and hSl-
ing on the Illinois River az this point this afternoon,
when a. they were nearing the dam across tle river
their sf was drawn into The eideS AMI cap'zrb snl an
rec were drowned M Thompson pastor Of the
PrasUy toran church here aa1 was popular preacher
author Al scholar. None 0I the 0Jles ha'e YET DecA
rag rr-d
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TIE NEN-Y0RK GREElB4CKEES

A1nANY, July 16.-Ihc Green54cll Executive
Commit, ee met here this afternoon secret session.
The number in Attendance was not large. George o.
Jones presided After prrtrarled dei0eratlon IL was
announced that call would DE issued FOR convention 10
he AeII in New-York August -. % nominate didstes
for Electors and Jud os Ji the Court Ot Appeals Inc
call contains an ngirion % al organized bot cs m SYM
pIthv with the principles O tIc party, % selI cOIiei-
euce committee 70 the convention.
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.rgANC. ,poloulzING 10 GERMANY

Pans, July l6.-rnme Minister Ferry n"'
so,lnlle4 10 Primo. uohru.one. tae German Am'i''"'
dor here forts u-l offered 10 the German h's On 'A'
oec-isn of the celebration ~ t- ia Of iho haa'l'' AL"
the incident 10 now clusilrrrd is ai an riil'
The Oyic,oi J0t-oai says That Prime hlN''','
49,, .c.,,.i d., .cf,r- r4ply from Prince BlsinTcA
e., ,i. ti,u ia exclamation o. the incident.
,,ri1,, i..I.. of,rInrd M Ferry tIAt hc was aware
that before tue GtlIdu tAE Wts toFh Ho"H 'N0 i-'
IA. had been I1raltsd b5 "a tefii'l. ,..a .e..r
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here TODAY the following officers being chosen; T. e.
John P Price salem; c. C., Joseph r. Miunett' Ca"en'
G. v C., william A. Garrison. Milford NJ o. ~
Daniel NJ stevens Camden; X. Of E. p ~ Eichehp"u"'
Camden; g. H. p. Henry r. Bacon, salem u "i1'ther, ,
George / Robertson. Mount Holly; hrst o. @ @Lu.noi
Richmond salem second q. :, George W, 0.e'r .
Camden. The first castle OF the sIier ~ ~ sra ali
having lar2n memDerskp.
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ArnrrrrE-Nc cLrB DAY

PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 16.-TAis w3s Club Day
OF the Apokeepsng Boat Club and three races were given
over a twO-mie course The yctor' We're a. Io-o"s
Junior singes-W Z. Chichester l. minutes, % seconds
io,t,la sc1-Frank Easrnead and " liam Adrance; Il
ll..ute- seconds iouI- lrec-H 1f4tl ,l-L frank
Eastme4d Frank Hlsbrouck, and j. v D-ys; i MN
utes J2 seconds
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FORCING HIS FITHEF'S N4UE.

PITT-BURG. July lG.-E. y. Stewart son ot
W VI stewart. 4 partner OF B K JauIis'n the Phila-
phia banker Whit. iu Uuioutnvn. PENN ono day ast
week forced his fathers name 10 check for Sl25 which
was ca ahcd bv fhe First National Isua stewart. Who
ga Ing under tine name ut J. 8 lhoua1 fhen To- i
Ir. tIs .f..h Icing returned from IhIddr .pnh
Protested hs Was ulI-u"a 'v sioors uHd arrested az
tinDer and. Nd u- i- uoV u The Jninutowu jail
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ward escaped FROM the crowd has been arrested IA
quiry has been ordered. He Is German theological
student.
BERLIN, July l6-The comments Of the German press
the affair al Hotel Continental. Monday, IN
which the German flag torn down and burned, nave
been moderate.
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ATARNIV CTFBFC.

QrEBFC, July l6.-It is reported that a sail
insvesse has arrived at Nram.rh. y. b.. direct from
MsrselIcs wthou, perfect quarantine and much uneas
ness is f' here over ths the weasel Is
from the the CHOLERA district and t il felt that
steps should be Immediately taken by tie Government
10 prevent any chance of the disease visiting Canadian
aaaI Drf
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THE GOVERNMENT AND THE FRANUHIsF
,rFAtRS IN PERU.

LIMA. July rs, via Gllyeston.-Ielegrams
received by the Government state that lea ha' eeen To-
occupied by the Government Iorre7 Wlthon resl''H'''
81 ,>.,. .,.,,,lp. -ptr General L4cotrra has been
.,nt.t b- t 1na5ta anti OF Oh1tcs. WHO re ne 10 ne
uyrr nir1 fD fHe Government which ht' 'rieI-l . =
feet of rinr4 ro d0 a Boz MS power ~ '''diu
tIe pri- .n-r
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Cr>c1vyArL July lf-ihe San, successor tC
hs tsre TsHr1i vl appaar Tomorrow mora ng vtl
the name ef L. Kerkaa proprietor and maua-hs editor
ST. hrtk ia hepuHl,aH
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IvDASAroLIs. July 1G.-The Republican
state central Committee decided % open tse campaign
in Indiana in This ev fho last week IN August General
Logan Will be thr principal speaker.
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C0vsu0HOcKEN, Penn, July 1G.-The grave
Of John May w1o murdered Ill. daughter and committed
suicide last week. robbed last night The body was
clt opoa AMI carried away, the internal parts having
been thrown back in'o the grave: Inc huLrIeT W 4S
bu-ed u Potter, Field lls- sunday without religious
.eran,uy OF auv Kind.
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4 VIEW FIELD or NATURAL GAS

HrLroy, Penn. July ia heavy vein of
ga was struck on he Lee farm to-day at the depth OF
aoo feet This in field and the pressure Is said
N be afIcnE
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TIE STEAMER STATE OF NAME 10 BE SAVED
BOsroN, July 16.-Captain Moses B. I0wer,
NJ This ct has examined the International Line steamer
st,f M Maine esrcre AZ Point Leprssur ani thi1ks
that with proper appliances and good weather the vessel
.,fl he. ID
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-. rhErENLtn ~ Elran nlfFn

MEANWHILE Pom. July id.-lh consolation
raaes tho regatta at Dsn.aalt ttbe tul4f wats peat
ulnut uutil ta .uuftuw uu ACCOUNT ef Tough Wstei
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MrHpIN toI Az ADCfuUNT
pffHutf. HuIv in eIuWneuia tt likn N4fh'f
ucai Nu'w- w-'H ahuw faH lHp WAHnVn ruun4 Wfn
vluap hutlf ~,a fniud tbr.u last w,r4 urlpr ,utiu
atss,sa ia,l.ain- tH't Ha A4d here uui,,tel eul.o
nathms vaa. n ft'l Hur. nd 4uI alt m thla situation
ni tNp puipper ui ta'.. A. ,fIlir
utN.lA I, tttt UiyiU
lut ir To-. IHt o. huWu.a .tA sH"l1 STORE
fr UHIu Wultu sutHr i.u Iu. tlnI.iN asul1
in- tuI4 u pfu. sriHHHts. Nl ulu uiuuth }. a. VII
ll. uda aiu- a. tuIrird aul q, ull Thousand
I.l.4ta rui. Do .f -lHia ,taIr..
Ntlth.u E4 As uNLNLOAut.b CAR
Pul.IIIII I- Iu " Iu.A Dlr Ii llal-u. ltln "a
tAc H.u.at.u" .a.. .u4I, loado1 Nlh marble, broke
duuA 4r4f t NI.-t t.i. iullg. NltcAtus all iAc
e4.s LIaAri4.s Charles Jones, ut Ur.t -i.rLnria-c'
VS. Elrd .n urEhuwn I.du, turpU-rt Go have Ocrh
stealing G.. ua4 uue ur Aia le-a cIi GA
TIE EOHifNG OF A IO-I OFFICE
eWksIOs, w.. IulY lh-lur post office hrrc was cn-
tered burglars uIe1t. The safe Was blown gprh
1he tAeyr7 --,Ira 800 I'D CASA AMI lt-np, AMI 'uOO
~ notes.
HE FATAL RI ULr or A COLLISION.
ar LJDi., July ia rul-IU laSi ulghJ en me TOP OF
the Dixon ggad- o the ~ LONE sn1 san iuclscp hf4
road bet twO freight trains resulted ih hc de"tA "
William Hams, fireman. A4OtAcr l-c.AaI name LA
known 500 .'f-la tHlureL
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yEOrBLES IN BUSINESS.
CONDITION OF rnr BANKS ~ npAyArolls.

CONDITION OF TIE BANKS IS INDIANAPOLIS.
ISprASAPoLI,. Ind, July 1G.-The financial
situation here is mucalmproved The runs on kitznEers
and E..tcner d. Churchman's anks continued mis- morn
ing Dut number of pcrs3u- demanding ther money
wa. smaller than Yesterday. and by noon the runs had
entirely ceased u WIS feared that the country banks
mi.t become alarmed and draw their balances IN he
bAuKs here but AL fear Of danger from that source has
been aaved Letters been received -om tue officers
o rbe country Dan Is exBres-g the utmost couuat nee
Nv a. tightly "A possible While ths feeling d.. ,-ll
nervous confidence is steadily grow hg, aud from tle
of anv further trouble win the rlty oan-' ,
Receiver wallace, ~ charge ot me sSpend'a oaAhlhs
hnse Of Fletcher sharpe, is Uusiy engaged M str gh-
ruIng out the alIiIs " lie L. 1t vii be seyea i'.
however before detaed statement or the ssssIs lAu
I,,iiti.s can he made. The PeudletOn Banking Com
parry Pendlston Madison County, essed IT. doors "
dav The suspension . result o. the Fletcher sharpe
failure.
,rycp-SAr1 Ohio July I6.-A dispatch nom IroHton,
IN this state announces the failure ~ Hiram Camp
sons IRON mAnufscLlreI' anu p' 80 ne 'tso.' % -, e.
ness men say that the failure aa. De r1Pected
furnaces and had been running them during lAe recent
depression IN the iron trade.
ASSIGNMENTS by MERCHANTS.
M,ssrLLos, July 16.-Juius whitman. brewer, has
made an assignment with Liabilities Of $4,000 and as
sets Of $1,000.
M,ysF1rLD. July 16.-rhe whissemore Manufacturing
Company have made assignment The Liabilities are
not stated.
LIsBON. y. II, Juy I'm. IS. Nheelock x - uIus-
gists. failed yesterday. Tner liabilities are UNKNOWN
CHARLESTON, :. g., July 16.-Moses Godsmith & Con,
Junk dealers, suspended payment and are IN iquda
ton They had monopoly the business in their lne'
and made money r4pic Tor years but burned
out IN May, ami lie seaor partner has since died.
OtKLASu. CAL. Jl.y IG.-Bennison, Lehman Co.,
dry goods have made 4n a-si4nmeut. with Liabilities Of
900 and nom lIi assets oi r65,oOo.
II. AlEA,-. VI. July lG.-s. J. Deavitt. formerly a
practising lawyer Icic, to-day filed petition n n-o.-
vencv with liabilities estimated at $4,000. UniortI-
nate IeslIeAt. aIl salI ID ue 10 cause u hs IauIe
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srSr4INiNG rpE ycorr L4w


ny lFLEqr,fH io rIt rnBrvF1
CLEyTLANn. July 1G.-ludgr B3ndin thia
morning before many 'hsrs ~ he bar and others iu
erestod gave bis decision m tbe demurrer of County
treasurer WhthccR to the peiueR of 2l0 Hluor sellers
to suior him FROM rslectine the Hoott Law tat Tho
dse cited tho decisions o. the supreme Court sul do
ripd tu snatplH the demurrer oft tn" lIet'n H. anf d-
usard he petition nf she Nusr uen lho ar's"h siv'4
spHpfal sataiaruun. Iud-e hsHdH ia q NnH"'fat
There were 1uu ulHut srIIri7 100 sdNHnh 4" ite pei
unnata vhu wain ftiuH isi his d'laiHn thH NhH i'
thpu paina wal auu batu the iu Iri runt urhtltIt
mrs NAM A. nan utkhIH
lnt iri tatAru o. tHr tHiHU tE,I
Ran ilAHuoU, July ld,-Mt, BMinr's summer
goods ani furniture arrived tuIa afternoon Ant II.
Hisinr ani hsi sou arrived al evening 'em Ausi,ttbY
t- Name Central TIA ID And the steamer ~rftl4 tuI 41
coodrd immediately o. tlell collage in M Drscl--t.
RAILROAD ELA uM4A KILLED
BY TELEGRAPH - rA- rHiRgsE.I
CAMDEN, y. j., July l6.-N illlam Gregg, a
hagman at Westyille on the Vest jersey Railroad
struck and killed BY q train ts norulE- wAe HIsgia1
another approaching traIn.
DYING SUDDENLY WHILE At WORK.
by TELEGRAPH To The TRIBusE.l
CAMDEN, y. D., July l6.-Richard iison,
age seventy of Borlentown. superintendent Of CON