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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
Plans OF Oklahoma poomer.,

LAWRENCE, Kas,, Juno "a A correspond.
ent just returned from Caldwell, where ho
held u long Interview with CAPT Couch, tho
leader Of tho Oklahoma boomers says Couch
believes tho commission appointed 10y presi.
dent Cleveland will make u favorable report
carly In July, aud chat land viii DO immedI.
atoly taken by squatter sovereignty before
II Ia Officially opened The boomers camp IL
about three mlos from Caldwell, aud al
present contains about three hundred ami
people Couch says additions are continual.
iy coming H. aud when he Issues his call he
expects 10 have " answered by thousands
II tho commission should report unfavoraby
10 The opening OF Oklahoma for settlement,
the coloniets, as n last resort will again in.
yajo tho territory
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NEW YoRK, June 24.-Cnpt =, N. Ito and
fourteen other Japanese naval officers arc
stopping at tho Astor house. To reporter
Capt Ito said 1--WE have been commits
stoned by our government 10 30 10 England,
there 70 take charge OF now vessel built at
Newcastle on-Tyno for the Japeneso empire.
We came by way OF San Francisco, and or
poct 10 sail for Europe whore we are 10
meet force Of about one hundred marines
and sailors, who aro 10 man tho new vessel
This crew will roach London by the Suez
canal, The now vessel viii be called the
Manuva-Kaw l cannot tell you what the
namo is equivalent TO In English, but wo
know It's meaning In Japanese Tho English
are also building a similar cruiser which
will be taken in charge by another compile
mont Of japanese naval officers, who viii
soon bO on the way TO this city, Our desti-
nation after leaving England Ia not yet
known, but wo shall receive orders thoro
whom wo shall sail, and were TO- aftor arriv-
ing at Newcastle
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Enroponn Notes.

LONDON, June A dispatch 10 tho Paris
Tcmpa from Hanoi says that the vlceroy OF
Yunnan recently captured Luhylnh Phuoo,
tho commander OF tho Back Flags, and
that another Chlnamau Stranglod Phuco,
Az n largo meeting OF musicians OF Lon
don, resolution was adopted In favor OF
tho adoption OF tho French pitch OF bl9
double vibrations for tho treble
M, Vernon, Conservative, has boon olocted
senator from Ronnos by vote of 511, against
bS4 for the Republican candidate.
Sir Arthur Sullivan, tho composer, sailed
on the steamer Etruria for New York.
Tho French squadron has arrived at Alox-
andre
Emperor William has started for ems
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The Quson's Work.

LONDON, June A.-As result Of tho
queens efforts the Marquis OF Salisbury has
resolved TO accept Mr.. Gladstone's promise
10 use his influence with the Liberals TO pre-
vents factious opposition. II Ia expected that
Lord Salisbury will announce tho formation
OF cabinet, with Mr.. Bourke, probably, as
chief secretary for Ireland, Writs will then
be Issued for tho recollection OF the cabinet
members,
Sir Chas Dixie addressing meeting Of
Liberals, said ho was prepared 10 give the
Conservatives reasonable assurances. Ho
wished 10 study In Ireland plan for tho
doyolution from parliament 10 Welsh,
Scotch and Irish bodies much OF tho business
that parliament Ia now not competent 10 dis
charge, He would visit Ireland as soon az
possible for the purpose. Ho believed many
Irish officials were In favor OF docontraliza.
tion, aud many agreed that II was necessary
10 abolish Dublin castle, Ho thought Lord
Salisbury's recent attitude savored OF bluff
and brag and was not likely 10 induce tho
Liberals 10 enter into formal compact
The Daily Times says no specific pledges
have been givon, that general promise has
been offered that the giants strength OF tho
opposition shall not DO used like that Of q
giant
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Rnrnit I'm Afrhnni.t.n.

LONDON, juno a. Tho report OF a robcl-
lion against tho amoor OF Afghanistan In
BadakphAn is confirmed, Tho pooplo have
murdered tho governor Of tho proyince, who
was reported to bo secretly negotiating with
Russian agents for tho surrender Of tho cap
ital, which is ono Of the most important
strongholds In the Hindoo Koosh mountains.
The smoer has sont body Of troops TO Bad
akshan 10 inquire into tho facts OF the revolt
and 10 restore obedience 10 bis authority.
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RleL'S PAPERS.
Examination, Translation aud Copying I,

Examination, Translation aud Copying TO
be Used M Evidence.
OTTAWA, june A-Tho government IL
having all OF Riol's papers aui lottors which
were captured by Con, Middleton, copied 10
bo ready for deputy minister OF justice, Bur.
bridge, who leaves for Regina
Many OF thom arc In French, and includes
valuable evidence, which will be used In tho
prosecution Of tho rebol loader Among tho
most interesting documents arc minutes Of
meetings OF his provincial cabinet or council.
Tho copying has boon placed In tho hands OF
trusted officers OF the government, so tho
ptrictcst secrecy as 10 tho character Of tho
papers may DO insured.
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Gordon AllNA.

RoME, June "a. Information through
Italian military channels At the Rcd soa has
just reached the Italian government that
MoSsadiglia Boy, former governor OF Uppor
Egypt, has written TO the Italian commander
thoro that ho had recently soon Syrian
who had passed three months at tho roSi-
denco Of tho mahdi after tho fall OF KhAr-
toum. He says tho mahdi has Gordon In
secret keeping, having discovered him 10
voroly wounded, but not dead, and that Cor
don recovered. Tho story Ia credited At
Ma@owah, aud forms the subject OF an Of
0cial dimntoh
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THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
The Find In an Alley That BAnlca Clnoin.
natl I'olIoo.

The Find In an Alloy That BAfilcS olnoin.
natl roiloe,
CINCINNATI, juno %, 1t Ia now an ostab.
liShod fact that Charles q, Bodkius whoss
body was found In Coan alloy, early Satur.
day morning, was murdered and
placed In tho alley 10 cover dp tho crime.
From tho post norton examination ID 10 owl.
don't that tho dead man was killed by a blow
on tho head by Somo heavy, though yielding
instrument, DR., Hazard, acting undor or.
dora from Coroner Carrlck, made tho post
norton Investigation with the following TO
aulti
IL 10 supposed that the handbag was the In
strumont OF death. Tho stomach omitted .
strong odor OF malt liquor, showing that tho
young man had boon drinking be-,
Aftor tho examination tho body was turned
over 10 Mr. John BodkIns, 10 be removed "
his homo at Sidney, o.
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An InfornnI Fool.

WILWEsBARRE, Pa, June 2S.-David wa.
liams, member OF tho Salvation army, and
heretofore an industrious miner, became
crazed with religious excitement aud rushed
into the street with knife In one hand and
a revolver In tho other, aud stabbed an old
woman severely Ho attempted 10 kill his
little grandchild. Ho said God commanded
him 10 make a human sacrifice. II took
eight policemen 10 convoy him TO tho station
houaa
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DOWN TO DEATH.

A Demsptsd Man Falls From = Fourth,
story Baioony.
CINCINNATI, o., juno p3--John Miller,
Frenchman, agod 81, has boon drinking prot
" hard OF lato, Ho attempted suicide In
tho Ohio rivcr hut was rescued and sont 10
his homo There ho manifested symptom,
Of dolirium and was takou 10 tho hospital
whore hc was refused admIttanoc,
Wandering about tho ntrCcts no wont 10
the fourth story OF a tenement house and foil
from q balcony His skull was crushed 10
jolly, Taken 10 tho hospital he died within
short time Millors friends will bring
action against tho city hospital authorities
for refusing tho domonted man admlttanco,
turning him out In tho night 10 wander 10
his terrible death
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A TRAMP's ESCAPE.
Ciose Call for tho Life OF Distributor OF
Indecent Letters.

Ciose Call for the Life OF = Distributsr OF
Indecent Letters.
CLEVELAND, o., June 2S,-William Rose,
tramp, was arrested at Greenyillo, ada
cont to this city, for distributing among the
respectable ladies letters containing indecent
proposals, He was subsequently tried and
sentenced 10 term In the workhOuso
A number OF citizens forcibly made their
way into the lookup, whore Rose was con-
fined They had nearly succeeded in getting
him out when the marshal arrived upon tho
scene and rescued the tramp. Rose says tho
mon had a rope and were going 10 hang him
and avowed their intention OF making an-
other attempt, The avengers are supposed
10 DO tho husbands and brothers Of the in.
suited ladies' Rose 10 strongly guarded and
should another attompt at lynchIng DO made
there win probably be trouble
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1885.
DEADLY SPOTTED FEVER.
A Riverpan Starts y Psstiiential Plague 1,
'AA M Ohio Town.


BELLAiRE, o., June "a, --Beallsyille, a lit
sle town Just on the edge of Monroe county,
and about ten miles from this city, Is greatly
excited over the appearance OF the deadly
'potted fever One death has resulted, tho
Victim being Miss Rosa Arnold, about eigh-
teen years OF age, Her sister IL lying at tho
point OF death, and members OF other fafn-
lilies are quite sick.
The authorities arc greatly alarmed and
the town has boen thlckly covered with dis
lnfectanta while the houses Of those III are
being closely guarded. Miss Arnold was
bur.5I after dark, within few hours after
death, Tho physicians pronounce tho dis.
ease similar TO that raging at Plymouth,
Pa, and II is supposed TO have bsen brought
10 the place by John Arnold, riverman,
who canis home few days ago very ILL., The
eIcitemens Is very great. an the disease IL en-
pected 10 spread,
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FOUND MURDERED.
A Farm Hand Has Ills JugOlar Vein

A Farm Hand Has Ills Juguiar Vein
Severed,
ST. LOUIS Juno 80, Two farm hands Of
Brdgotou, ~ Louis county, John Hanuon
and John Lake, became involved In quar-,
rol, which resulted In tho death OF Harmon,
aSwede at tho hands OF Lake, Tho body Of
tho murdered man was found lying In III,
road with stab IN his mock, which severed
the jugular vein,
Tho murderer fed but latcr In tho day h,
was captured by farm employer Fritz Brady.
Tho bloody knife was found In his pocket,
but he denied his guilt, aud was takon "a
Clayton Jail The inquest on tho body OF tho
dead mau resulted In verdict In accordanc,
with the above facts,
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Fatal Animal Dlsea.e,

Plrrspuno June "a, A disease supposed
TO bc specie, Of glanders or faioy has beoa
discovered among the horses, mules aud other
animals at Knoxville, suburb OF this city
Thus far twelve horses aud mules have died
from its eIrects Tho disease is fatal In ov,
cry case, aud owners OF animals In aud abou,
the city are becoming thoroughly alarmed
A critical examination OF the disease viii bs
made and prompt measures adopted TO pre-.
vent the epidemic
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General nrnnt.

Mt. MeGREooR, N, Y, Juno Con.
Grant remaius in his room. IIo had the
usual waeoful experience botwoon midnight
and sunrise, But tho rest was as benaclal
M the sloop, probably, for seven hours. Tho
disease showed no marked change over
night but compared with q woek ago has
slowly bu. steadily advanced. His faco looks
bettor, but that Ia from exposure 10 the air.
His pulse ii normal
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ar.ye charge Ar.ln,t |. L.g,,,.,or.

spRISoTIELD H., June "a -Ropresonta-
tive Thomas James OF Randolph county,
aged ~ years, was charged with assault
with intont 10 outrage Mamie James,
a twelvc-year. old girl, page In tho state
house, Opinions vary as 10 whether II Ia a
genuine case or one Of blachmail. Repro
sentative James Is man OF considerable
wealth. and has very estimablo wife now
In the city Tho girl who charged tho orimo
Ia delicate looking and young.appearing oven
for her years Tho warrant alleges the
crime was committed about month ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

LONDON, Juno A.--with the exception Of
tho appointment Of chief secretary for Ire-
land and tho chancellor for tho duchy Of
Lancaster, all cabinet mattos are settled. A
perfect understanding has boon reached be-
twee the lenders OF the two great parties,
and everything political, at lenst for the
pre sont, has been arranged Mr., Salisbury
has gone to Windsor TO report the progron
10 her majesty and 10 rccoiyo instructions
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
The Usual Fiip Commsndanl

BALrnoRE juno A.-Tho second class
naval cadets at Annapolis, have bcch plaood
under arreat for nirting with party OF Bal
timore sunday-school girls, who won't thoro
on tho nth inst II IL charged that tho
cadets assoubloj on tho parade ground and
stood In columns as the young ladies passed
and kissed their hands 10 thom. They also
ogled thom through glasscs and paid thom
othor gallant attentions, which escltod tho
disapprova OF passing oiiicors Tho Sun.
day-school officials did not mako any com.
plant, nor did tho ladies fool themselves az
urIavad
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Adjourned,

LONDON, Juno 2i,-In tho house OF lords
Lord Granville formally announced tho for
nation OF the cabinet by Salisbury, and Inn
modiatoly moved for an adjournment until
Thursday The motion was adopted unanl-
mously, In tho commons Mr. Gladstone
made similar announcement and moved
for on adjournment until Wednesday, which
was ALSO carrlod
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A Nesro Dastar,I.

CuAnLorrr, N, O., Juno "a Mrs. Brunor,
highly respected lady OF Wadesboro, wai
Knocked down and dragged from her house
10 the woods hundred yards distant by q
negro namod John Began and brutAlly out
ragged Began escaped, but parties are search
ing In all directions for him. II caught he
will La lynnhod
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
Labor Troubles

CARBoNpALK, Pa, juno a. Hungarian
and Italian miuon At Edgortown shaft, a
mile below here, werc attacked and drivon
from the mines by 250 miners from Archi.
bald and vicinity Tho invaders were arm.
cd, but tho police Of Carbondalo intorfored,
and prevented bloodshed Tho HungarianS
and Italians won't away without resistance,
Tho mob declare they will drive all Hungar,
Ian aud Italian minors out OF tho valley.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
MIR. Gambling.

WARRINGTON, Juno a. "A friond OF Ros-
coo ConGling reports him as sayIpgi ~ was
not at any time nor In any way invited 10
take part In tho last campaign for the 10.
publican party In Now York state, nor out
OF IL, and you know man can't very
consciontously dino with friends until ho has
first received an invitation, SEQ also am
credited with having acquaintance with
President Cleveland and influence with his
administration. You can say for mo this In
wholly untrue never saw Mr., Cleveland
In my lifnn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
A FlENDlSH KID

Fires n Rins Hall which Kills snd wounds
Three Children.
LITTLR Rock, Ark, Juno "a Carl Wall,
fourteen years old, tho son OF Dr.. O, Wall,
went 10 tho door OF DR., Parsons drug store
In Gainesville with rife, which he rlred
At crowd OF boys who were standing near
tho counter Tho ball fnt struck Charlie
Mcclamrock In tho side, glAncing OF ono OF
his ribs. II thon cut lock Of hair from the
head Of little son OF Mr.. Lconidas stead.
man, and then struck Folfard, another son
OF Steadman, In tho left cye and lodged In
his head, whore II still romAina
Folfard Stcadman cannot recover. Young
Wall was arrested and placed under heavy
bonds. lilo gives no explanation OF tho shoot.
inR
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A Void Disooyory.

BosToN, Mass, Juno "a 1t hns boon dis.
covered that tho act under which tho Boston
water board purchased Flshor hill aud other
lands for slsb, 900, and contracted Cor tl00,.
IWo worth OF machinery, had never boon ron.
dorod OF effect by the acceptance OF tho city
council as required, The action Of the water
board In the premises was therefore illegal
and the uncomploted contracts void
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rorii.nd Cold aud chilly.

PORTLAND, Mo, June 20, Tho weather d
most unpleasant, although large number
Of strangers are now In tho city, tho larger
portion have not yet arrived. II Is expected
that twenty thousand veterans and many
other strangers will be present. Tho decor.
ations are not what was expected, aud they
seem tneagre In comparison TO those Of other
national encampments Neither tho Gus.
tom house nor the postofilce Ia decorated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
YSGULT DUDLEY.

o'Donovsu Ncssa's wouid.be Murderer OF
Trial In New York.
New YoRk June ~, ,-Lucille Yseult bud
Icy, who shot o'Donovan Rosa, sat In court
apparently less ooncorusd about hor trial
than anybody In tho couft room. She said
she fclt tlrst.rate, but declined 10 talk, ~
she had lost all faith In the reporters
bhe felt hopeful, and would bc glad whcr
her trial was over and sbe was free again,
The defense will be insanity, and the district
attorney has consented 10 give her counsel
all the evidence in his possession affecting
tho question OF Tho insanity OF the
prisoner The case went over for q while,
owing TO tho calling OF another case,
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steps Down aud out.

SAN FRANCISCO, Juno a. -Goorge W.
Dent brother in.law of Gen, Grant, has ro.
oeived a letter from President Cleveland no.
tifying hlm Of bis suspension from Office M
appraiser OF tho custom house In this city.
Thomas Beck, recently appointed, becomes
his 1. A, ,ahnar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
STORM IN OHIO.
Heavy Rains Wash Out and Seriously In.
tsrrupt Limos OF Travel.

tofFupt LIMOS VI AfhNoh
CLEVELAND, o., June 23 "A soyoro rain
storm, accompanied by thunder, lightning
and heavy rains, passed over Northern Ohio,
doing much damage especially along the
line OF the Cleveland Il Pittsburg railway,
which suffered greatly from washouts and
demolished trostloA
There arc meagro reports from Rayenna
10 the effect that tho storm there amounted
" hurricane, unrootlng houses aud othor.
wise doing great damage, Beyond this point
the wires arc down and II IL not probable
that definite information OF tho loss Of life or
property eau DO obtained. In Cleveland tho
rain foil continuously and In torrents, and
In many streets occurred waahouts OF sum.
cont ortont 10 interrupt travel. Two lInOi
OF street railway have bOon compelled 10
suspend trayOl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

Wiley Conpcl oobbler, shot Wallace
Thompson, at Lincoln, III. with fatal resulta
Connell was Jealous, He 10 brother OF
James Council, Of tho Egyptian press, pub.
lished a, Marion, Ill, b A, Connell, OF tb,
Cnrbondnle Free Press, and WIN, l.. Con,
nell. OF the Lincoln Daily Jonrnal
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Improyed Crnn prn.nnn,a.

TorrpA, kas, juno Va. Information re-
coived berq from twouty.seven counties
where the whcat harvest Ia In progress shows
tho Yield is much better than was expected.
Reports received from ninety seven CORE.
ipondents show tho yiold will bo 10 per cont,
better than the estimate Of the secretary OF
agriculture for June.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

A gang of workmen on tho Pennsylvania
railroad stepped from the north 10 tho
'outh track, at North Bend cut noar Ian.
easter, Pa, TO avoid train, when they
we're run into by the mud train. Henry
Kennedy, william Conover and Joseph Mo.
Z lvaney were Instantly killed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25
THE MuRDGRous ITALIANS.
The Sunny Sons Brought Into Court and
Plead Not guilty.

CHICAGO, juno 24.-The criminal court
was packed 10 suifocation by swagtny, boo
tle-browod Italians. In the dock were fivo
OF their countrymen, AgoStlno Gelardi, Ig-
nazlo Bilvestrl, Giayanni Azarl, IgnAEio
Bove, and Antonio Morcurlo, who arc
charged with tho murder OF Fillippo Carus.
30, whose body was discovered In trunk at
Pittaburg, some hours after tho murder.
They all pleaded not guilty, and the Inn
pannelllng Of jury commenced, II Ia un-
derstood that Bovo and Mercurio will be
tried as accessories only, Miss Kate Kano
and Maurice Baumann, colorod, arc tho at
torneys for defense.
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MltnhniI and KnAnnn.

BAN FRANCISCO, Juno ~, - Tho hard GLOW,
match botwoon young Mitchell and Jach
Keenan, terminated after thirty.n nvo rounds,
lasting two hours and eightcOn minutes
Kcenan was exhausted and failed 10
como 10 timc, Mitchell was declared the
winner. Tho stakes were $500 gido.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

WASHINGTON, June "a, Wv R Smith,
superintendent OF the botanical gardens,
whose Illness has been notcd, 10 50 much bob.
YER that bis friends entertain strong hopes
Tor his ultimate recovery.
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JuatIcc.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Juno a. In tho case Of
tho state against Howard Cooper, tho negro
who fcloniously assaulted Katie Gray somo
time ago In Baltimore county, the rulings OF
tho lower court were affirmed. Cooper will
therofore bn hanged
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-06-25

CINCINNATI, June pt,-Cora Hinton shot
Jennie Scott dead on sixth street. Jealousy
aud family quarrels The cause, Beth colorsd
Tho Hinton woman is under arrest
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MONTREAL, June A.-Lambort defeated
Christol IN three straight falls ab tho Mon.
troal thcatcr The frat fall In ton tho soc.
ond IN two, and the third In ono minuto.
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Tho wife Heater.

BALTIMORE, Juno ~. Tho case OF Henry
A. Myers, who was sentenced iow days
ago 10 receive twenty lashes for wifo.boat.
Ing, by tho supreme bench, ovorruloi tho
motion for new trial, Myers win pre- ba'
bly, DO ticklod with the leather very soon.
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Under tho wheels.

CUMBEnLANp, Md, June oi,-Wm. Bu.
ohanan, n brakeman on tho Baltimore n
Ohio road, fell between the cars at William,
street aud was Instantly killed,
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BALriMoRE, June "a, Tho body OF Charles
Brandauer M ox.Unitod Statos soldier, WA,
found floating IN tho basin, llo had been
drinking heavily all week,
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, June e. Ontario
Centre was visited by Gre which destroyed
more than half tho business portion OF tha
place Loss $50, 600
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|hegulated to fourth claaa.

The compensation OF tho postmastor at
Tho offices relegated TO tho fourth class dur
Ing 1884 were 81, 900 each, excepting at Rich
wood, o., and Spencer and ThorntOwn, Ind,
which were t1, 100 each.
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WAsniNoroN, June "a Tho president has
appointed Edward II, strobel, New York,
secretary OF legation 10 Spain,
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Thomas Knott, of Dayton, KY, Jumped
from the railroad bridge into tho Ohio op.
posito Cincinnati Tho distance Is 100 feet,
and he sustained no injuries lie cannot or,
plAin what indnoad him to make tha iumn