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wanna Raroa' Tho dog- soon tou'o
it out and II made for piece Of open woods
II passed Of he swamp beyond the reach OF AL the
rifles except Tuns smltn's. ard 200 yards away
from he ar which wing along at the clumsy but
rapI a't necuir the bear deceptive TO the mex
o. rieuc hunter. Sufh sIcceedrd M thltong range IN
putt q r1e ball through the bears heart, aud tue
animal dropped de1d few fe't further on.
II was the lrgcst bear ever killed IN
tie county. II guile Thin, but weighed oVcr
300 pounds n mea-uscd seven feet from snlui to ta
fourteen inches hctwe the cvea, ald seven feet across
the upper part ~ TIE body from paw to IN othcr
There other hears IA king In he yiciui j. anu
another hunt IL tO bc organized.
This succe-ful ru after bears wg~ attend d by an eA
citing and what for time fea cd would d. rage
Incilc IT. one OF the hunters, Jolon by h1Nc
dacOv red rat lc-sulko AMI IN ~
fuohardy spirit of banter grrpcl r. around thr ne'h
hOldi.g q 10 Cuud rot nifc and te I-fi aht pr
formed n n 20 the great amusement ~ MS com iu
ions. FINALLY De placed the SNAKE on I'M ground uol
oughy aroused ,nd urous over its ttea'lheul. 4 W
.carccy from his old before i cooled n thr wv hh
ling Of IN eve md -nrlng Ike ia h 80 i" nnl'nlrt
nurytug ia fus- ia his index hnBcf. y ~ ,, "li,
OF the other hunters bound a nan az ~
chief tightly ABOUT his wrist JoOn applied ls hp5 10 ~
wound the 1ng ind sucked hr poison RON 10 @ iio
then drank pint Of whiskey. In spit ot the,r ploP
an alleged cfcdc Ous remedies for riIiie haAc y,
10 on's hani va swollen 30 short Time 10 w ,,
natural size. and 10 was thought he was dlHs nc
carried h0me and has since been slowly r'c0NcrinE
.hs time II tue year the bite of rattsAhAf II noV -
deadly earlier la he season
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
CHANGES N CHURCH PAsTORATEs.

CHANGES N CHURCH PAsTORATEs.
ROsrON Aug 5.-fhe Rev. Father B1ur,and, Or Brook
ln h been ,ppoinled pres tent OF the Boston Catho
c college and rector Of the Church 9r the imnae uiite
OFennor who becomes pastor ot 81. Francis Xlvieis
Church, III sIx-eeu hist, New York.
LARGE GAS VEIN FOUND.
PrrTsnrRg1 Aug 5.-The Penn funnel Company dis
covered ga vein at Honewlod, wit1n the city limits
this morning which Is said 10 De equal IL pressure u INC
celeDra. ed Westinghouse well
END OF A MINERS STRIKE
PrTrsRrRG. Aug 5.-A dis 3atch from MononSahela
civ savs the strike Of th coal anners IN the IOutn pO
practically at an end The miners dre about -iyns uP
the strike hopel and many nave returned 70 "oIK
al opera Ors' heur .
READING, PENN, Aug. j.-At the rolling mil Of the
Readin- Iron Works work was rr-Hnel today sylnS S
employment TO several hundred men Tue mil mas Dcen
ID E for some time
BRICK MoULDERs TO STRIKE.
READING Peun. AIg. Six y-nve orcA u3liueis II
the nplug Of simon Kline have decided STRIKE aganst
reduction OF per cent Ia rheir wages IN men are
now receiving - a day.
ALARGE GAS WELL STRUCK -.
PrrTSBgRG. Aug j-rue largest gas Wei IN Nes1iiore
Lnd County has been struck on Mr Ddu I@'lh' 'i e
miles rrom irwin station.
ASSAULTED BY vAGRANr
r,rr prvrn aur 3 A tgelve-y ycar-pd gri wing In
svT,rse, vas se,,d in me road by tramp yesterday
Ir,5 and brd in default II $1,000 bons lie gave
Ms name "a Cares h. ADon, age twenty-five ana says
be is from sag HarnoI, Long Island.
WooVsoCNrr X. l., AG, D. he wa-cs o. the wesvers
IN the Wymau and Cua-e mill have been reduced from
weeks.
SHOT DEAD IN An APPLE ORCHARD.
Far CLAIRE Wis, Aug. j-Wilsrd q. sherman, Ot this
civ wa shot ana killed bv one Jc son Ou sunday night
sherman and some companions w-rr ronbiug an apple
orchard owned by Jacks n's father whca the young
man was guarding with shotgun Ater he had repeat
ey ordered the tres s er- 10 leave, Jackson fired Win
fa'a results.
QUARANTINE AGAINST TEXAS CATTLE
HELENA. Mont. Aug. J.-GOveruor tuiShy ltsleu a
procama alton to-day ordering quarantine agant leAt7
cattle rOm the northern ranges eouns into Montana W
IaLs
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TO RELIEVE GENERAL GORDON.
TIE CREDIT on E3OO,OOO AGREED TO N TIE q

THE CREDIT OF 100000 AGREED TO IN THE COM
MoNs-AFFARs IN THE soUDAN.
LONDON. Aug. 5.-Mr. Gladstone, in moving
TODAY the ere lit Of $500 provide for an expedi ion
10 the soudan said that the purpose Of the expedition
was merely to relieve General Gordon and not to crush
the Mahd It would be sufficient TO secure good govern
,nent u the Soudau The evacuation OF that country was
now out of the question England was bound u protect
General Gordon. Nj Gladstone lntimatsd that ne was
asking the members to rather on the principle in-
voved than on the exact figure which he anticipated he
xpediton wOud cost. His intention was to oota au-
ority 10 redeem the pledges which had already Desn
made l. was undesirable TO enter into details al present
Henry Labouch re. Radical member for Northampton
,biecteI Tire vote now asked for. ne believed was
or. SON Next wear tie House would be asked 10 vote
s3OOOoOO TO carry the work.
The credit was agreed TO by a vote OF Ia tp II.
Nh Glaistous announced that the Earl of North rook
First Lord OF the Admiralty, had been aoponted 10 20
t .pt with n- tructons to report up0l the hdl on
nj aars o a. 20 advise the English Government AS to
wna- counsel shCu be given 90 the Ayp-ldh poFtIu
ueut the pre,s 10 "a cuInstaucer.
HUH Childers. Chancellor Of the EXohequei, is 2'h-
10 Egvpt on a special mission ia conn cton WIN --yp
tan fEance. He Is clothed with extensive powers.
CAIRO Aug 5-MaiGr XII uchpner teegrauAS mar war
81 r. aDd reiufDrcemeuts are urgently required ~
Dougola IN order % protect the Inhabitants wno ahgeW
10 be Iowa and less inclined TO 90 over 20 ne Mtl IMAM
the Upper Egyptians
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rILr nYNAMIrE CAN[PAIGN.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-Three packages OF drna-
mite wrapped in Tie Iristmda new paper were f'dnd
IN the letter the Nottingham post oee ou sunday
mght. Tley contained a pound Of dynamite and were
furnished W.T. a fuse which a was attached Itls
su posed tha the packages nded 20 explode by
tall or whel they we're stdnle! Ia quaint ty 0I dy-
nmita was sufficient 10 have wrecked the building The
packages were stamped with tue words "8ntisn Dyna-
mite Company, Giss Cow"
joan DAY. the convicted dyn 1miteur, says that he
was one 4 fOur cOnspiratOrs whose movements were
uicta ed from America The bombs thdi were found n
his possessul the time ~ H. arrest were handed 10
HIM ON a street Liverpool bv 'e oy-cO1sprstO whO
hast ned away lle bombs r no for use u blrmir e
nam. bu IN London, whore DaY wo .d awe handed
tnrn another cons r4tOr DIlY suspects that one ~
tie uspiraJ0r7 turned info Jrner Member ot 20" SOL
sty who nave cd from America d.e watching TINS
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FRANCO.CHINEsE NEGOTMTIONs.

LONDON, Aug. bile Standard says this
morning: 1--WE are position To stae tiat tn negot
atoms between France AMI Chua dchuityely
broken If On sunday"
The Times publ shes dispatch from Foo-Chow. which
soy.: "Chna has offered to pay indemnity OF 50o,-
600 tqeis-about S7OO,OOO-wnch NJ. Pa emo re, the
French Minister mas refl .ed. Twelve Chinese gun
DO lts have been placed IN position at Fso-C4ow Ad-
mtrs CDUrbet, the French commander is ln furious
STATE OF nd and has his To- prov Ok- war
PARIS Aug. St is reported that Prime Minister
Ferry has sent hual ultlmatum 70 Pekn.
BREsT Aug 5.Three imports have embarked troops
and stores here for IOnquin.
The Steele sta es Admiral Courbets squadron has
possession Of harbUr and mines at heeuuS,
town and treaty-pOrt o. china. kOrmOsa
LONDON Aug. 5.-Ihe Marquis Tseng had a conference
Granville to-dav and asked him To join a
EnrOpean mediation in the trouble, between France and
China, but Earl Granville refusel his r-Quesr and
ordered that increased precautions b. tax guard the
English residents In Canton, Foe Chow ID shanghai
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Two MIN KILLED IN / NINE.

ASHLAND, Penn, Aug. 5.-An accident oc-
Cured at the Philadelphia and Reading Coal ana iron
Company's Conner coery. three mi es fro this ace
to-day by which two persons W r. inst ntIy Killed.
Among those who entered tUe east drft at tde coeiy
tIis morning were Andrew AncusIe ana Phhp Mana
han m ncr- After beg inning work they found they were
short Of timber and both proceeded b the fdce or ne
breast get it, Load"t were coming out at he
time and both men boarded tIe moving train. They had
gone Only snort lis Anc.sSe disco cred pJ
the ght Of hs arnp thar they rapidly aching
-hu.r between which t O-oip.e 10 pa (. ana nee
for tley could get other side of the car they were
caught be weeu me snIlr and tine an crushed U
den h. The driver who was ia Charza of the trip gave
the al arm and the miners who working m the VI
entity hurried to the scene. pick up me bodies ana
,r at them [, e surface. Aucusk rrccu Y -'nt Tor
his wife and family il Poland AMI they now ou tacir
WaV u this country.
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Arl1.rING - nnWER RIInr..

NIDpLETowN AuE. j.-ln l@J4 John Hal
.cck 81 .uuer tue .oAu of NJ II 'p-, this c'uHN.
wen ,,av from nome tie l-tt % VIE and infant
daughter Mr.. hIuocs lou- ago made mp Icr lni That
her husband VIA 0eId. -ur ury m.rr'rd az n A
few months ago Mr.. Hsl.,ck, who hls lived n Sullivan
County Tor several years. received no. ce tnai Joh1
Haoc had died 10 SPENCER Ilo "a County. aud If so
% Boo. daughter. Ms. Carr Mr-. Clrr wa- the rhnd
whom Hallock, of NJ Hope h,d deserted thirty years
b.fre The r.st Df the property oi tu, roLl County
Hnz We. LETT 10 his widow ~ tAIt county. Tins ird
ID an isttpu by th' orange Clu ty Mrs H'll"ck
ans slc learned r.a' tine d.c.,.e frmcr was no.r
otD.r o.. DO me- n --i.L uand. de mi mTr'"I o
g. MAJ iu Il ll C0uu.y ueuy hTy eos d-o, she be-
inc ignorant Oi I. .-crI.ut. III t-c trprlt.e VI
fhc true MIS- Hail ck
In,. orange County widow one" - gam silt q" re-
cover her dove. 70 -u in Aer I- 1I~Daul's c-tIle
W - oup ,-cd rh .X-ctfOr-. VINO claim tlIt ltt''A
olt iIuci d Il yo -e from utuc@' u l-3', iotr
his Sc ond Inlsriig. Lest rrt tie c-ecI.ors -lAted
u-r clam Id .lIu uc. - 900.
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nErErniNLD NTRlKE OF NNEES.
nr TELEGRAPH, THE rgmryaI

-nr TELEGRAPH rp THE rRBryGl
WuKEsBAREE, Penn, Aug. 5.-Ihere ap-
pears TO be- no prospect ofa speedy determination o. the
,t,ike of g. /. Makes miner at Haz,tou. In all
about l,4OO men and boys On strike ana
all the coli,res are iUc The strikers nave
the sympathy Of tie people ami miners hl over the
country subscription list. have been circulated IN
IreeIand. Jeddo Lehgnton and other towns IN JIa re-
gion and large o. money AMI -upphes Of provisions
have peeu contributed. Tue men claim that tie acton
of the company n asking th'm 20 "gn Tie rrr'~r s a
stroke a. their dearest rights tie power over tlri gt'
and ar resolved To Withstand any ~ucn empi 20 lhe
last. number OF ma-s-IecsAgs o tne men nave perh
held aud there not tuc -lEn c~t indication u 'hF tr
fe ton Not q boy has Odcic to return 70 W"ff
ark az Co. have not y-t made any temp o" s'ifC
their works vita out-II apor and seem dctrimlAcd
a. IA. strikers
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ALARGE Loss IN san FRANCISCO.

san FRANCISCO Aug. "a fire this morning
destroyed with it, contents The budn occupied bg hc
Schmidt Label and Lth0Tlphic Company aud b. IAtum
* Bowen. The loss Is a. tud ed at 100000.
The lOss.s are ~ follow: The schmidt Label AMI
Ii hogril NJ Company, the arg 8 lthOgr Ollug com
panv ON the coast. 100000; insurance 100000;
latum a Bowen, dealers IN machinery. lubricaung OIL,
typ pre- .etc $4,000; ullY insure Vince az &Iracy
b0okblud. rs $1,000; uly insured. lue building was
ed by Il. r. Thompson, II Alameda, and wt- yalu d
al $50 900 insured Tor 100000. TIE total insurance Il
divided amOng for. cOmpa les. Among the heaviest
holders the 1T Of Hartford $1,000; the Hartford,
OF Hartford, - OOO and tie Royal, OF England, $500
One hundred ana nifty persons thrown cut u em-
rlp n
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A fire started in Antonio Stifens barber
shop u the bls mcut under the resort known ~ the
Dcntsche Vol1garten 40 NJ fl3 BowcrY, yes 'rlly a.
Tie place l. Kept by Bertrand Meyer aud Jacob
Kaiser. whose families sleep on The up,er hoor The
flame. burn tlcrw, through the ceiling Of the barber
shop into The bar room ard soon drd the house with
smoke. Ma. Kaiser. who va, i, snet the smoke aud
heard the fire cracking down stare. Sh' rpusai her
Lu.b nj aud her four small children klser aNoNr MA
par uer who his tni slept the hallway.
Escape down the Iirwy was i'm possible Tor tue ihme-'
bat by - small dider wa ella reached from the
win 0w OF Kaiser's room tO thr roof of the adjoining
builn- tn men rot their families our OF the burnt
bu ldng incY making uer way along the Slpp"rN
roofs clad o. Ina arir uglt grueut. ami -h eriJg
{ chi l. rluy night air wine" t.e It'ueu ed ana
secured admission 10 No. 100 b0Wery hSugh SKY
light
Tnc hrcrlen thc flames after 'ncy hai damaged
the bultug 1000 auI the btrber-shOp and bar-room
another : LOCO.
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VICTIMS OF THE CHOLERA.

MARsEILLEs, Aug. 5.-There were numerous
cases Of cholera N tue hospital here in 1883. many of
which were fatal The fact, however ssed in
order 10 prevent alarm. There three uea rs here
and al TOulOn night one death oc urred here
b'fore noon. As many a. 900 o. tn people VINO fed
Al the appearance OF the epidemic have returned TO tAs
bOults.
ROME Aug 5.-One death from cholera has occur ed
IL each Of The 70 lowing named Italian towns; Cs-asO,
Vllafranca Cairo MOutenotte. sebOrgo sesseBO and
Canpagnlno. A irlsh has occurred IL tAe
Province of Turn
here ~
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/ WLSH SOON REALIZED.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 The rnIRrvE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE rEIRINE.I
PoRT NORRIS, n. j., Aug. j.-The pastor OF
the Methodist church hers, the Rev. p J. COr-on few
days agl ,Oli ed ,riptlons to assist III moving his
church. a neat wooden structure. egiOl, lOca
ton. W hi his lOunds he asked Tor suoscnp npuon
from Charles Iu Ask. 4 liquor seller rpled mat
he would be Wiling To give - t bIIned down
Mr.. C0rsOu replied hat The church should be
burned Pulaski would be held pOns'be. he lat
filtered al IpoOgy frightened ma mr. ana
"a ge Mr. Cor-On 50 after the clu. cn put
lers and Tor Us OcauOp but dur NJ the aD-
Of the wOTAneu last ulg ght L was burned, IN
mistake able evidences pointing 90 ncendarisu. IL has
yet be ssce"tiD WAo set the 0u ldns on hrt,
which insured for - 900 less tAan Aalf ~. yIIe
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UTICA. Aug. The dedicatory exercises az
the U.rl,in,r monument Ori kIuy, VIII oc.r tomorrow
in Or.szaty near this city unlcr be auspices ~ ihe
Oneida Historical Society Tie opening address WI. ''
delivered bv Congressman Dor.he.uer. TX Governor
I4rti - vrpotr re- mt of IA society. viii. u able,
also make frv r.marks. otLsr mixers are eX.cl~i
soecal invitations were gcg. ry ,-ued ,ih D. jo -
dldut or ors lztt 1u- ul 30 lr u.tcr-i'" tId Inc
f,ui e. I'd I,r.c viii pa welcomed ou tIe ElounV- Ih
onl. persons to whom -p- -tion- were rxira1rd
of N,..t. luIn.
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lBr TELEGRAPH To rHs rErBCyyl

BOsTOV Aug. j.-Thc new public library
building the town of Lncoln. presented by George g.
Tarbcl native 0f the town. dedicat today. Nj
larbel retired from business u 1865. and made pro-
vision ia AIs VIII for The con OF the building; Out
acting the suggestion Of Judge Hosr Mr.. Iarhel has
himself carried ont the provisions Of liz Will The huid-
Is Of brick, oue-siOT, ne gIi. AID OI compost
Queen ne style Ot ar hitectur" outside trimming
being of red sandstone and terra cot II has COCK
tower and bell I.c interior Is buiSh d IN OAK and
cherry. The structure has been tho Oughly built at
cost II about $40 UOO. Al the dedication exercises
speeches maze 10y u. G. IdrDel, Judge UJar aud
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EASY ESCAPE 1F Conflicts.

TRENTON, y. j., Aug. j.-Thomas lyman
aud Thomas Harlow prisoner The county tail here
caped early tais morning lyman crswied through hole
IN the wall during the night and missed until
mo ming. Barrow was sent out sweep the walk IN
front o Court House, and quickly walked away 10
M0ulsvur. Penn Both prisoners bencytd 10 have
Phsdrl lphia their destnd, ana officers gone
there III pursuit VI them.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


AusTRALIAN CONFFDRRATION.-Afr Gladstone has been
suftd that there Will be No position III Pa lament 70
australian federation
a PRIESTS MssION.-The police have received nfOr-
loh That (dthOic priest i coming 10 England nom
f ca In dlsg e. enissa.y O the irish Vigilance
Committee.
DNiAGE TO THE LAVC AsTER.-The American man-of-
nsf Lancaster VIII went ashore of Hurst Castle and
~ suJse quenty hOaied. arrived al 20 lthamp
'N0 1tDage is as yet unknown.
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THE DEATH or 4 BRIrE coNDCCTOR

CHARLOTTE, y. c., Aug. 5.-On the Duck
town the Western aud North Ca DINA Railroad
vcstcrda a material train that wa being pulled up the
mount IN broke the gine and back at
terrific rate All hands Jumped rr0m the tram, except
Conductor wynn. who tried Apply the brakes. The
train ran trcstle, knocking u 'own and cau-ink
complete Conductor Wynn wont town arn0ng the
tin ber- and brought bacly cru he'd thAt ne
uIrd -hOriIY AllerMAIA
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UPRoAR IN THE FRENCH CONGRESS.

PARIS, Aug. 5.-The Congress assembled at
versailles again to-day The first thing done WAS TO
D~o Tor COMMITTEES " which refer the bill for the
'sOo Of the Constitution The Extreme Left refused
Foe and reproached the majority with exercising
or pressure. Tne president unable 10 preserve
isi. 10 L. expected that the Government will DO
a 70 take extreme messur 10 secure discipline.
a. congress referred amendments 20 the Constitution
t.e committee and then adjourned. One OF tho
se f ns offered by the Extreme Left proposes the
S~A'A Oi a constituent assembly. The cJmDittee 10
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4 BEAR HUNT ~ PIKE c0CyrE.
ENRAGED FARMERS TOO MUCH FOR BRUIV-A FOOL
hardy HUNTER PUNISHED

HAwLEY. Penn, Aug j.-For some weeks
past the farmers of Greene rown-h Pike County have
had large numbers OF sheep carried away AMI tne evil
den ,es were pam that the pastures were being robbed
by hears f.w day, ago a number OF the Residents Of
Houcklowu led by Tuns smith, a wcli-knOwn bear
hunter. started out to capture brain and his family
The dogs drove "a large bear out Ot swamp
near the village. and the hunt rs poured Y0e' "f rne
balls and buck-bOt into range, killing IL Ia
Its tracks II literally hed with lead som AIT r
ward the dogs started another bar Ihla Que
escaped from the hunters and followed 10 swamp
near o.kl.nd station Oh the Delaware and Lacka
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4 SUMaER HOTEL on LAKE ONTARIO
Irr rELEGKAPa TO rHE rRIsUxE.l

ROCHESTER. Aug. 5.-The summer hotel
built las summ,r Charlotte. and in which the
York Central and HUDSON River Railroad Company and
seveIa Koches capitalists Interested. formally
opened TO the public tO-II-ut Large crowds from this
city visited II IN afternoon and evening The scheme
originated Pres dent James II. Ruter r the New
YORK eutral in one 0f O. Cuarl tie last srng
l. has placed iu chr4e Of John Harm ana ilchrd
LIVINGSTON, veteran hotel and we Known hr0lEh-
on Western NewYOrk IL Is TO De- known a. he Hotel
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BELFAST. Aug 5.-Thr trial Of the acton TOT i nlgi
brough. by CrOwn solicitor Bolton against Mr. I"ne
and tne other proprptors Of The Dublin Cnre' ife1"u
was concluded to- iav. Instead the R3oOOo aRu lor
by Mr. Bolton the jury awarded nim t3oJ d@nSb'''
ROWE Aug. "a coIsistory vii he held A. inc Ntucan
an a ocution aud viii create vcgal rdinls Iht ne"
Cardinals will an be Italians. TIE Pope Hiu also haih'
nate several Bishops
Dr-prrx Ap- 5-Ih, trial of Cornwall ard seven
ot crs cnnr- ed " tn unnatural crimc1 Wa hAru 10.
August @ me counsel for FIR noh asket ior jury y"
try tLa question OF their clients sanity.
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THE BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.

PHmADELPUA, Aug. j.-The loss by the fire
AT the Baldwin Locomotive Works as night is placed by
the firm $50 900. which is fully covered by n@ur-
auce the firm having a list Of msurances on the entire
worls ne $50 OOO Of which Sl79 900 avail
able on the proper DESTROYED The pOices are Tor
amounts ranging from $1,000 % $4,000 IN nome ana
compaui.s
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/ rrrpErINcE clre lfEETMG.

T0RoNro,Aug. "a Scott Temperance Act
camp Nee ing VIII be led Mlloa, Alton County from
Au-u.tIl to Augus 20 inciu i've. Among the orators
who Will take part are exGDvrnor - JO n. tlr Pro1i-
biiou olud are President o. Cuied states ihs
Rev d Fo lc VI y w-YUk; d. Daurl DO CHESTER Ot
.o,roa J. B. Finch. and John r. Clark
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BUILDINGS BURNED IN AKRON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBryE.l

AKRON, Ohio, Aug. j.-Seven frame build
ings How rds in tn business part Of the city, were
burned early this morning. Three liquor stores. two
two barber shops grocery aud boot and
shoe shop we're DESTROYED with OF So ZOO; insur
ance, $4,000 The surrOun buildings lnd stores
we're damaged $1,000 but were fully insured. Inc ure
Is supposed 20 have been gaited Oy an inceniidry.