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Sie 6n Mt

niro nod 9npcn6un9 Ses SoriopnuuaH pdbreuo
tpNrie Geden uno 0autausidld9e neroen beieiH9t;
Seulcn uno GeihpIre beiIcr ihneu. gcrlonen,
netc al Siropbein, an Iuggnz, Wunoz, Sbrenz,
Scns, Nals= uno 8rulenausihIdgeH leiOen, ipelbe
entmcoer aus un9ebclten Sranbeiteu ODER ourtb oen
gebroud uoH Cuediil6er eut idnocu iino, tonueu
nd aul 0etlun9 perlaiien, menn oaS SdriapdruiaU
9enl9eno ldn9e ungendHot min, um ieiuen Snorut
aui oen Sylanismus MAIDEN 81 tOHnen.
@Inc SUlde uoH hiccm eHtbGlt mebr Seil,lemeute
ais leocA anocre NeElttel. Ss Uir0 I6etlOfielueie
eIngtaomfnen mdlrenb man lei uucereH arSueitu
ilnlz bis ltdSmal 10 plel nebIlcu muB. BEL Apos
theIgrn ln hNhrn. Eres 81 100 bic Elai.hr.
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E6y 2Bie QeHIeBT man oQS le

SCrgeGt uidlt, 8a0Dap 81 Ucrdn9eu, uU0 ubsrz
6eugt Sud, ooB Der Shame ndaoUap" oui Dem itebt,
,pOC SHY
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Sin pSSeilsiolOat" auf oewt Rrie8Ss
DfaOe.

Srifol, Conn.,, 10. SUM. - 2lui benz
Grpreb3uge Der p9teu @n9Idnoer 8abn" be-
iano iidl geitern Rafmittag Elm Wtanu, 9ia=
mems Wpron 8aileg, Der crit tiirjlid) Der
y6eiIsarmee" beigetreten 1T. gr beiaB nur
elm auf Die Station 8IaiubiQe lantenoes
Billet, uno oa er uobl meiter mitfabreu,
ober uidt mebr beSableu mollte, 10 iebte ibu
Der &pnoutteur SacobS nb. Saileg rpuroe
jeboh luieoer uuf oem 3use UOrgefunoeu unb
gum ,peiten Otale abgeett. 8lesmal muBte
i'm Ser 8remer Sbaper fefbalten, nm ihu
am 2SieOerauiitei9en 81 Oer6in0ern. Qls
form bes binteriten gSaggon8 beitei9en gu
f0nnen, feuerte Sailep elnen BitOlenibuB
auf 8bager ab, ourf ben Der Sod oe8 Brent
ierS OurdlOdert muroe. SeBt murOe Der
3ug neueroinaS an9e5alteu uuo Bailey ieit'
genoumen. Die Sabngeieaidait miro &C.
gen ibn tln9bar auftreten.
GGtn. teIesrapbifd1c 5epefden.
- Gin bersit8 fart in SerpeuHg iibergs
gaugener, 60 SuB lanaer gSaliilh lit Habe
Jiemport, &.zS., ans llfer 9etrleben.
- Slttie 6ate, cine Broitituir,e, murOe gez
fern Nnfmitta9 in einem SorGell an Der
9acificsQpenue in Chicago bon Sillp 6ut=
- Sobn 6untsman, Sobn zines beroor=
raqenSen SauimanneS in QQegbeub, Yenni.
tuuroe oOrgeifern friib in ietner g8Obnung
BON einem Ginbre6er angegrlffen un0 t0ot-
lid uerlebt. Der 3bdter enttam.
= g9dbrenO Der 14.jdbri9e 6rib 8opp
un6 Der 9sjGbri9e 6rie 2iitti6er geItern in
Chicago nit elmer alten Wlusiette ipielteH,
eutlu6 iidl Die @ufie uno osr 9opf oes erfsz
ren Suaben puroe ourd oeu ShuB total
5eridmettert.
= Su Der p9orouce Soblengrube" bei
gSiltesburre, 8ennl., brad am lebten Sams
fiagssGbeuO in 6ol9e elmer 9rubengaS zSrz
ploiion Seuer aus, uuo e5 rpiro mebrere
Gage ouueru, ebe ou6elbe bemeifert werOen
taun. Gliifliter 8eie gingen feline Wen-
idenlebeu oerloreu.
Sarse 9absIoepeIdleH.
- Salier g9ilbelm nir0 am nadfeH Don'
nertuge mad gmS ubreien.
- Der 6erJos uuo bic 6er5o9u BON Go1.
nau9bt iiuo in 9onoOu an9etommeH.
- Graf S6umaloii, Der ruifii6e 9eiauote
on 8eutihlano, Iberreitte 9eiteru benz Sat'
Ter gSilbelm iein Sreoitio.
- Ser Seriub, bic I'M Sue3tanal inter.
9egaugene 9robe gas9ermaiAtHe NIT 0gna
nit su serIt0ren, III febl9eiAlagen. gtaH ulro
jett einen Seriud nit S6ieBpulUer MAIDEN
- Geun aqrarii6e @ewalttbateu perSer
ans Srlano gemelSet. Gin 6armer wurot
geiiern 81 Mtus@reet I'M County s@ort, er
moroet un6 in Der yidhe BON &ipperarp il
Elm AdertneAt burh Sduiie uerrpunoet nor
ben.
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Trcts so Geats Ole SlaI6e.
Or. StaNwnB's
Sariap0riutatt &eIoIneut, ,
Or. H1Dma1's
SdrGdpdrilIidn SeCofpcnf.

tueldea aus Stoten pon nuBeroroentlidler SeiltraE
beitclL lpie Dies 5ur 9ietni9ulg WieOeg6eriteQuna
unb 3rdittgung bes nie6er9ebrotenen 90rpers notbS
nenoi9 1T, mhtt unO betIt raid, 9riinoIidl uno
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nnga eeNelmann. Ner 6ance1s themi.

RE Gin uuuufb0rItGe Suiteu
oerninmt man iiberau i'm 2auOe, Elm Sepeis,
bus Siele oil grtdltuug lei0en uuo letoeH
meroen, meuu fie ougegeu utdt GtmoS tbun.
3as grOBe 6eilmittel 6auce's 5uiammenge.
letter Unborn S1rup Compound Syrup of
Horehound) turtrt 6uiten uHO uue ionitigen
Salss unb 9nngenleiOeu. Sriide grtdltuns
cen bebt er oft In einam Sage, alte 6due oft
In meuiaen 3agen. Bel 9ronijden afietttos
nen unS alten Qeuteu gibt es fat gar nttts
BeFeres. Gr ruirtt and 5ei ain0erH an8ges
,ei6uet. &eriudt cine Jlaife Hno nebmt
nidlts gnberes. Preis 25 uuO so Gents.
8et Setb g. 9auce, gtr.. 1O8, S9ets
Baltimore sSnaBe, III bcteu. (2SS9
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EH@ gGte genteBt man oaS Eep
ben ?-yiemano fann obHe @eIunobeit iidJ
bes gebenS freueu. SaI.e Did nm ie6en
9reis geiuno Sin in grOBem llmfange berrs
idlenbeS gciben itHo Veber1eidmeroen. gSie
elcno fino ibre Spferl Sop'meb, SeroauungSs
llnorbnunaen, @allioteit, Mugeui1ure, Ser
ifopfuna, &uspepiie, Seit.uIdmer,eu, Ser,s
tlopien un6 anoere Eein in0 ibre Sealeiter.
iDalte 9id] ourf AHpeuorug BON y aHce'8
Saiiapartl1en SiLIeH pom oieiem
uebel iretl 8ieie YiGen balten pom Spffeme
ale Sranibeiten fern. llnreinCs Slut ldBt
fd5 reinigen, @eidwiire, pnnOe Steaen,
Sliitbenunb anbere 6autauSihlage lafeu ii9
entiernen, Der pant fam Elm flares uuo ges
IunoeS 9lusiebeu oerltehGu rueroeu, menu
man bic Billen in @ebrau1 ninmt. yiies
mano mag nit ieineu 9iieren 3rubel betoms
men. 9ian ruenOe bic Bileu all. Sie mir
Ten bel Srauenbei6meroeu pobltbItig; in Der
Shat giebt es perige 2etOen, ipeldJe oieie Bill
len nidIt beilen s0er minoeteuS linoern.
Somit iollten aQe, melde ii9 Srantbeit pom
Qeibe Su balter ruiini6ei, ME obne cine
@6aftel Sauce'id Sofaparilla Btlleu
Ieir. BreiS 25 Cts. gu BADEN bel Setb g.
Sauce, SIR. 1o8, Befs8aItimoreitr. (2S3-)
ESy SeOamann, Der 6auce's demis
id'e8 Saar> >8te6erberfeIlungS.
Mtttel gebraudt, III ton Der Egatiade
iiber3eugt, 6aB es Oeul Suure Die natiirli9e
Snrbe tUieoergebt, penu alter o0cr Srauts
6eit e8 gran gemaGt baben, uno Oa es oeuts
ielben gSei6beit unO Slang Oerleibt, 10 tuiro
Seoer, Der e8 DeriuGt, ituOen, OaB es Die
Saut uidJt iarbt, iOnoeru bur9 2lnreguug Der
natiirlihen &usi1ei6un9eu Gu ben 2Surjelu
oem Snare neueS 2eben, 1eite 6rait oerleiht
uno 10 feline 5arbe unb Sri mieOerberilelt.
@s tann 70 oft, tpte gSatei, aut Der Sopthaut
uno nit glei6er Si9srbeit an9emanOt ners
ben, ba es aus Del uuo aHregeuoeu Beius
geiIt. grtratten beitebt, mn alS &oiletteus Ar.
fitel bat es ieines Gleidea nidt. 8rets 81
Die 6laide. gu babeu he 9 etb g. San
ce, gir. 1903, g8ef Baltimore Srabe.
n. B. Dtun frage uadD Sauces Geriidem
Sour- @ieb eberberiteIungss!Rittel uno uebme
tein anberesl (2S3)
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Ser strett um Ote samOerSate gatrtaaft.

Qonoon, I3. Suni.-SenatOr @bmunOS
unO t6r. SOruler 9aben beute Dor Dem Sber
baus @on1ite in Der 2anOeroale' 'i4en Sa6e
cine bon benz @utaaten oes geiaubten
8belp6 unb bes 6rn. stephen ytaib abpei=
Genbe 9tnfft ab, iubem ite bebaupteteu,
mad BEN in 1772 in Stem DOrf geltenOen
Gbe9eieten iei oie Yublifution be8 guf9e-
bots Ober bic 8ei6afiun9 elmer Gicen3 5ur
@bei6lieBung u0tbis gepeien; fretltt mare
eS ihnen aber nidt gelungeu, elm 9eri6diz
DIES grtenntniB auf5ufinOen, Surf melAeS
cine obne iOlde Seoiugungen geialoieue
Shp nrr1uI1ir+ tnnrNPt1 lei
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GaropaiTde aabel9ert6te.
grtn, srieSrttb aarI pom sSIase serab

Berlin, IA. SUM. - Grin; SrieorId
Sarl, Nefie bes beuti6en Suiiers, 1T bonn
Sd)loge geriibrt tporOen, uno Sgmptonie
bon gdbmung an elmer Seite bes SOrperS
fno ein9eueten.
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Irbeit iinS &Ga1it.
Ser 9tnsIGao Der gSaIilperFarbeiter.- Guts
Ansiid,teH amf Gin baIOis ses lIebereiWfout



men.
YittSburg Yenni., IS. Suai. - Das
@retutiu GOmtte Der GiienfabrttanteH belt
beute SOrmittG9 cine gebeime Situug ab,
neld)e ungeiG9r cine Stunoe bauerte. gSIs
babel uerhanoelt ipIrbe, 1T uidJt 9euau III
ermlttcln. bod Oerlantete genug barliber, mn
81 Der 2lnuabme Su beredttgen, oaB in Der
NIT Dem Gomite Der pAmalgamateo= 9(iiocia=
,tlon" anf heute gtadllnittag anberdunten
e2nterenS GermittlungSuoriflI9e all Der
Ga9eSoronuug iein mer0en. Die 2lrbetter
Hno jnperiid)tltt nno glauben, baB Die Smll=
5e l9reS StegeS nidJt mehr fern Iei. Seute
Sormtttag llef bier Der Seridt ein, bab in
Dem Srenmert Su 2ee9burg Der Setrieb auis
z 9enOmmen moroen lei, ie6od) obne baB bic
Eohnltala unterSeidlnet uurbe. 9eritdtSs
pelie uerlautet, baB @raii, Sennett & Comp,
'9Slllon, gSalfer & Comp. unb 3ug & Comp.
beute Die Stala unter;eidlnen luiiroen. Die
@onterenS Spii6en ben SoBen mrs N"ur 60
mite Der - amaIsa samateb= 2lHOciutiUn" 1T iest
I'M @ange.
e Die Stafiner Der Buffalo Stem. gorf.
BbilaSelpbier GiienbabH" in Stoneboro',
8enni., iebten beute auf @runb elmer ibuen
dngefinoi9ten 2obnberabietung oon 25 Gts.
einen 2lusitanb in Scene unS iiberreoeten et=
Hen nit Dem AuSlauieu zines SugeS beauf=
trn9ten @OuOutteur BON bieiem Beginner alb
suIteben.
8ittSburg, IA. SUM- Die Sertreter
Der Sirma @ebriioer Slioer & TbilltpS, bereu
gSalinerfe iiber 5000 grbeiter bei6Gftigen,
baben geitern 2lbeno Die 9obnifaIa Interield)s
net. 0fan glaubt, oaB cine ami nG6fen
9ieniing anberaumte ;meite SiBung bes
GonfsrenS= Gomite'S Der 6abrifanten unS 9lrs
better I'll einem llebereintommen fiibren miro
uno baB alle @ieumerte biunen meuigen Ea-
gen i'm Setrieb lein werOeu.
8ilfeSbarre, Bennl., IA. SUM. -
Sderifi 8. Serrenber miro morgeu nit ei.
nem Gufgebot mad 6tgblano unb DriftOn alb
geben, I'm Die anSitebenoen Soblen9rdber,
pelde in Der @onpagnie geb0riQeH pduiern
pObncn uno lett l1ngerer 3eit feline Ntietbe
beSablt buben, an Die 2uft Su ieteH.
2aWrence, 0faH., Is. Suni. - Die
,Bacific Oils," in meldeu gSsa= Il. Baum
iuollpoaren fabieStrt peroen, iollen am 1.
SHli nod SmeimOnatltfer 8auie mieSer in
Setrieb geiebt mer1en.
8rontoence H.-S., Is. SUM. - Die
Tabrif Der - EladitOne Mauufacturiug Som
pung" pnrbe beute uuf unbcitimmte 3et gez
ihloiien.
barpSburg, Eenui., IA. >Nuui-
Ter Uor iedJS Dionateu bcgonueue 2lHSitaHo
ber 9lu$arbeiter bat nit elmer Hicoerlaqe
ser gctteren geenOet. Die ySttIter" wer
ben morgen III Dem reouiirteu yobue all sic
9Irbeit Suliidtebren.
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Me- Cine Weoijtu, auf bic man
iif oerlaiieu taun, ais Banaess ges.
gen 9pspepte, al8 gterOsnfdrfuHg nn6 dIis
9emeines 9onicur, ilt 2r. Chalmers 6eils
finftur. 8pspepiie uno ale onoeren aus
unorbuungen i'm WaBeu antipringeuben 9eis
oen merSen ourh ibren 9ebraud raid furirt,
8ei Ierpens Afiettioneu 1T iie Uorji9lif, irts
benz fie ale idliulmen 6O.gRH BON @ri9ittes
rura bes gterpeuipftens bebt. Gie bat
id5limme Sdue BON Reu:algte gebeilt, uno
penn Elm algemeines Eouicum n0tbig III, 10
if Ije oeraOe Der ridtige grtttel. Ste er5eugt
einen erceQenteu appetit uno rt4tet ben
@dmaden uu6 @nttrafieten pteoer auf.
gian made einen 8erindl Oamit, BreiS 81
bic Elaihe. 8ei Setb 9. 9auce, 9r.
1O8, Betz Baltimore Ctr, gu bobeu. (233-)
@~ alltdgti4 it:bt man oteIe
Beriouen nit bdrtem turSeu SuiteH bers
umqebeu, Der mad uuo ui9 TIRE 9uugeuhds
gel 6cr5ebrt un6, penn ibn ni9t seteuert
fpir0, in Sdminbiuht iitergebt 9as bette
WlitteI Jur 6erfelung Der 5etlung, III Der
@ebrauh bon 6ance's juIammengeiestem
Unborn Sbrup COMPOUND Syrup Of
Horehoundt, 6a8 alte, aber noblbepdbrte
Seilmittel. GS beieiti9c aud b0eu pals,
Seiierteii, QuitrTbreuaf fstSnt3iinoung Seuh.
bufen uno ale ioHfigen Salsz uno 9ungeua
Gfiettiouen. 8reiS 25 uno so Gents bic
Rluide. Bel Setb g. Sance, ytr. 1OS,
@efs Baltimore sSraBe, ~ baben. (233-)
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aas ,errtHcae 0onlO'ide &abeI,

2pnoon, 13. SUM. i.-9ampfer u0iuia"
bat beute ben giSarO puiiirt, nm iif mad ben
uoroatlantiiGen geWahern 5ur 4uiiu4un9
uno &eparirnns Der aebrOhenen 9oulo 'iden
Scbel III begebeu. Oieielben ltegen uuterm
So. 2Gngens uuO Al. SreitengraOe, i'm tiefz
fen 8beile oes Sseans. Die o0tinta" pirb
etna am 26. bs. Sits. oil Srt uno SteGe
iein, unb menn fe sutes 8etter trifft, 10
trirO fie ibre Arbeit pteueidt in a4t bis 5ebn
Snneu poleubeu.
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Gin britiidh.ncntidhrs lIcbcreinfoininett.

Serliu, a. SUM. - Gs perlautet, odB
@nglanS uub 9eutIdlano eiu llebereintom=
men i'm Setreff Der anipriide am Senuez
nnb Oem gligeriluiie er3ielt babe. 0aS lie
bereinfOHmen 1T dbnlif bemjeni9en in Ses'
Sug auf bas Gebict an Der ct. 2uciasSes
@eiuItat Der 6itreid,iId1cm Reidsratbss
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tDQhIctt.

gSien, IS. Sum.-9aS SdluBergebniB
Ner 8eidSrutbspublen felt iidl, wie folgt:
es murben eripdblt 19l 0tiniiterielle, 1872
9euti6z2iberale, % 9futbenen, StalIeHsr
unb @eutrumSleute uub 0emotraten.
Die 9eutid =2iberalen baben oemnad), tros
Der minifterielen2Sablb ablbeeinflufung MIR iiiufz
sehn Site ner!oren.
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alrme Charlotte.


Quuoon, IS. SUM. - Der 3uitano Ger
betanntlid an @eiffeStranfbeit leioeu0eu
0ittme oes unglldliden Satier8 Mtarini=
lian pon Yterito iOa iid in Der letten 3eit 10
auBerOroeutlid 9ebeiiert babeu, baB ole 2er5te
tpieoer 6ofinung lfGpfen.
@efaEId1te ipaniidbe gSertbPaetere.
Qonbon,13. SUM. Die Qouooner Banz
fters mer6en Dor iuliden ipaniihen @ertb=
papiereu geluGrut, bic in Wtnfien cirtuliren
iOleu. Die betrefienoe &n;eige melbet, buB
oieie 8apiere an uerl6ieSenen europGiiAen
@0rien uno and in GmeritG umgeiett nun
ben uno iid) BON zen ed)ten Bombs our9
,QroBe @onturen u1o burd) oas tuenlg ausge=
fiibrte Bib G0ni9 QlfOuio's unteri9etoeH,
tpeldes. if auf ben Yapiereu befiubet.
Seporitebeuoe firitltdje Sosjeiten.
Qon0ou, 13. Suni. - Gs perlautet in
englii6en Softreiien, oaB Der BON WaOame
Solemine geidiebene @roBherjog BON 9arnt=
fabt iett Die Brin5eiiin 9iIoa BON Anbaltz
9efau heiratben peroe.
Die 6O65eit Der Bun;eiIn Beatrice nit
benz BrinSen 6eiuriA BON Battenber9 miro
nit qrU6erem Bomp, alS uripriinglid) beabs
fdti9t, 9eieiert perben, bod iit mad Berlin
feline GinlGbung al Die tOnisltde 6anlIlte ers
gon9en.
8abnuafau tn SrIano.
9ublin, 13. Sunt.-6eute Sormittag
nuroe bier Qnfregung our6 cine 0epel9e
aus Oiallop oeS SnbaltS berOorgerufeu, oaB
Elm BaIia9ier;us Spiiden WtuLlow uno Sra,
lee eutgleifte, pobet pieIe Beronen unlge'
tommen ODER Oerlett pOrOeu ieien. Sine
IpGtere 0epeide melret je6od, ouB nur 6rej
Beriouen leidt perlest rpor6en fino unb gtie.
rnaub qet0otet marben lit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-22
Leaving the Amalgamated Associa.
ton of Iron. and el-WOrikers.

A Wheeling CIV. Va.) special says !:
The practical dissolution Of the Anal
gamated Association Of Iron and Steel
Workers in this portion Of the Ohio
Valley was effected Saturday night by
the formation of an independent organi-
cation, embracing all the nail-plate
heaters and rollers in this vicinity. The
meeting at which this was accomplished
was largely attended by representatives
from eight mills located in Wheeling,
Benwood, Martins Ferry, and Bellaire.
This action, as explained by one Of
the delegates in attendance, means the
complete and immediate severance Of
these men from their connection with
the Amalgamated Association, and that
organization now only exists here
through the small remnant Of members
made up of steel-plate employees and
sheet-mill hands.
This splitting up Of the Amalgamated
Association into independent unions is
undoubtedly recognized as tending to
weaken the cause Of iron-workers, and
the course has only been pursued from
imperative necessity. 1t is probable An
effort will be made to organize the Sc
parate unions into one compact body,
in which each subdivision will have a
limited, independent field of action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-04-22
Brief News Items.

1t is stated that Queen Victoria has
arranged to visit Ireland next autumn.
Constantin Rossetti, the Roumanian
poet and statesman, is dead, lin his
seyenty-frst year.
1t is reported that Berber is in open
rebellion against the Mahdi, the result
Of quarrel about treasure.
Forest fires on Long Island have de-
stroyed over 1000 acres Of timber. The
loss is estimated at s35, 900.
Lucius Avery, manager Of the Vale
clio mines at Valladema, Mexico, was
murdered and robbed Of $4,000. He
was formerly United States consul at
Camargo.
Mr.. r. Wells, postal clerk on the line
between New Orleans and Port Eads,
disappeared Friday evening, taking the
resistered-letter pouch, containing, it is
supposed, several thousand dollars.
1t is reported from the Soudan that
the Italians have advanced from MassO-
wah towards Kassala. A sheikh, with
700 men of the Amarar tribe, has
started out to capture 0sman Digna for
the British.
A dispatch from Berlin to the Lon
don Standard states that Germany is
preparing series of enormous colonial
enterprises, the magnitude of which
will surprise the world. The acquisi-
ton of the kingdom Of Zanzibar by
Germany, the dispatch says, is certain
TO be accomplished sooner or later.
Successful experiments have been re-
Gently made at Cincinnati with the new
electric railway brake. The trial was
made with heavy coal train Of ten cars,
each car weighing, empty, about eleven
tons. and having tonnage capacity of
100000 pounds. The loaded train, with
full steam on, was put to a speed Of AS
miles per hour on down grade of 6S
feet to the mile, and brought to dead
stop in 37s seconds after putting on the
brake, the distance run in that time being
445 yards. exact measurement.
A Mr.. Crawford, who is member Of
the Chicago Trades and Labor Assem-
bly,, has made complaint to that organi-
cation against the action Of Chicago
barber-shop owner, who has reduced
his employees wages 10 per cent. just
before he proceeded to spend $4,000 in
unnecessary display in his shop, even
to the extent of Unfolding four hun
bred solid silver dollars in the tiles Of
the floor to add to the glittering show"
Mr.. Crawford says he wants to see the
BARRIERS organizing for the purpose Of
opposing such steps.
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DANTILLE.

Rsvense-slarrssse-Sm all Risre-Lieense,
Granted.
rCorr>spondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
APRIL 81, 1885.
The acknowledgements receipts for last
week amounted to e9,9l9.75.
casds are out for the marriage, on
the 9th instant, Of our young merchant,
Mr.. j. II. Steinruck, to Mrs. Fannie T..
Nosely, at the residence ofMr. Eldridge
Morris. Richmond.
There was small blaze yesterday
evening in the basement Of the store
Of Messrs. Lee, Traylor & Co., on the
Riverside block. The Riverside super
intendent turned on the hose Of the
cotton factory, and the hose company
and engine-men were there In three
minutes. and so the loss by fire was
light. Some damage was done by the
water.
There has been no fight here on the
Temperance question, except in one
case, and license has been granted to
al applicants. There was iield-day
yesterday at Chatham, and license, up
70 . late hour in the evening, had been
refused 10 only two or three applicants.
Mr.. r. w. Peatross and Judge J. D.
Coles represented the temperance men,
end each applicant had his own sdso-
este. The lawyers here report that
Judge Davis said that IL the applicant
proved character and appropriateness
n place, then . may ? meant z must, (" 4
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virginia News Notes.

A slight fire at the Atlantic Hotel,
Norfolk, yesterday morning gave the
guests scare. Damage slight.
At its recent meeting West Hanover
Presbytery passed a resolution that
keepers of bar-rooms and drinking
saloons should be denied the privilege
OF communion.
The Allegheny Sentinel says: A let
ter from Burr Oak states that the mail
from that point to DEBORAH was carried
on runners LOG days this winter. How
is this for snow?
Mr.. Thomas Hurley, Of Lynchburg,
while carelessly handling loaded pis-
tol Sunday afternoon, discharged the
weapon and received the ball in the
fleshy part Of the left arm at the shout
der, infiicting painful but not serious
wound.
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BURNED TO A CRISP.
Planes Destroy Hotel and Church-One
Man Buried In the Ruins.

Man Buried In the Ruins.
A Lyons On. W special Of the 10Th
SAYS: A fire broke out in the Exchange
Hotel here this morning, completely
destroying the building and adjoining
stables within an hour. An immediate
alarm was given, and all the guests
and inmates, with one sad excep-
ton, were rescued from the building,
most Of them in their night-cloth-
ing. Calvin Porter, Of Seneca Falls,
travelling agent, appeared at rear
window calling for help, but before any
could reach him he disappeared in the
building. He was found three hours
later burned to q crisp under the ruins.
The fire spread to three tenement
houses in the rear Of the hotel, which
were saved with difficulty. The fire
also spread to the adjoining business
block, but was checked without doing
much damage. A strong southerly
wind carried the flames to the German
Lutheran church across Pearl street,
which was burned to the ground. The
loss on the church amounted to 10000.
No insurance on hotel property.
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10 BE TRIED FOR MURDER.
1 ,'RRY INTERESTING CASE.

slssprs o. the aasss- oshss son,ssids csars
ssmx ><sreeapvssss's nss Dscks.
Correspondence o. TIE Riehmosd pispaich.l
PETERSBURG, April 81. 1885.
IN September Of last year Edward
johnson (whitcl, citizen Of Maryland,
employed as lsborcr on the Atlantic
and Danyille railroad. had quarrel
With William Urquhart "a negro) at
wassrly. " hichresaIted in an alteration
and the subsequent killing Of Urquaatt.
The negro first assaulted johnson. in
iis,ting several injuries. A day or Two
afterwards johnson came across Urqu-
hart in Wavcfly and shot and Killed
him. The case, which has caused much
isterest, when called in the County
Court, after indictment by the grand
jury. wss by election Of the accused re-
moved 10 The Circuit Court OF Sussex
county. Ii will be called for trial on
the S0.h Of this month. Among the
counsel retained for the defence is
Major Douglass, Of WATERFOWL. Nd.
who is highly regarded as an able and
eloquent advocate. Judge Weisiger
will preside at the trial.
At the last term Of the County Court
Of Sussex negro charged with theft
from one OF his race in that county was
tried before jury composed Of eight
negroes and four whites. The latter
were inclined to be lenient, but the ne
groes insisted upon verdict Of ten
years in the peni,entiary, and such was
the sentence.
re Circuit Court of Greensvillc
county begins It's spring term on Thurs
day Of this week, with the heaviest
docket known in ten years. On the
civil docket there are said to be about
LIS cases, some Of them involving
points OF much interest. The criminal
docket also embraces several cases OF
interest. the principal Of which is that
Of Henry Moore tcolored), charged with
murder and robbery.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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Acmilssryles asssnsn Raised b. VIZ
ssssE Cslisessr


sisbx Csliseser.
A staunton (vs.) special to the ph'la-
delphia Press says To-day w. n.
Craig. collector Of internal revenue Tor
the Sixth district OF Virginia, received
dispatch from Commissioner-of-inier-
nal-Revenne Miller in which the latter
stated that he was directed by the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury to request Mr.
Craig's resignation, and asking the lat
ter to telegraph his reply.
Mr.. Craig's answer was request 70
be informed by what authority the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury requested his
resignation, and for what cause. lie
has received no reply to this. Mr..
Craig holds that he can only be retired
by the President, and that this request
Of the Secretary of the Treasury is
without authority. He claims that the
business of his district is in frst-class
condition, and he does not propose to
smirch his administration by tamely
submitting to an unauthorized request
such as was served on him to-day. He
claims that he should at least be re-
moved in decent and regular way.