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IN TROUBLE.
The Newark Machine company and III.
City Authorities in Legal Array.

City Authorities In Legal Array.
NEWARK, o., June 10.-The Newark Ma.
chine Company put force Of men to work
to remove the old buildings and property
formerly occupied by them, but burned
about year ago. but they were immedi-
ately stopped by the city officers. This
company has been the source of consider
able trouble to the city, and continues to
BE so. The company removed here from
Hagerstown, Nd, in 1852, and secured q
bonus Of S35, 600 from the city, and en-
tered into q contract TO build their works
here aud employ one hundred or more
men for the period OF ten years. They
continued in successful operation until In
July last, when they were burned out.
After they burned out, in 1884, they re-
moved their works temporarily TO Colnm.
bus, and the officials Of that place offered
them great inducements TO get them to
permanently locate in that city. Ever
since then the otficialsof this place have
been trying to get some defAite under
standing as TO theirrebuilding their works
here. The, officers OF the company want
ed Sc, 900 more and release OF the old
mortgage Of the SIS, 900 bonus, and also
for the city to agree to build water works
Immediately, but they met with such
strong opposition. that they soon Withdrew
their demand. The city held insurance
on the buildings TO the amount OF so, 900,
and suit has been brought against the in
surance companies to recoyerit,
The company has violated lis contract
with the city in every respect, and has
secured over $4,000 In the machinery,
and now attempts 70 remove the old build |
ing and materials and locate in Columbus,
and allow the city of Newark TO lose ali
except the insurance. Oyer S4S, 900 Is In:
yolyed in the case, and is left for the
courts to decide. A temporary injunction
was gotten out by the Mayor and City
retunable on the 18th, by Judge
Hunter, when a final hearing will be had.
Il Is abou. settled that the company have /
to remain Ia Columbus, and
that contract has been made for It's per.
manent location there. The people are
greatly iGceased over the action Of the
company.
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rHE negotiations between the city Of
Wheeling and the county Of Ohio for the
joint oSnership Of the Capitol Building
seem about to stop short. A committee
Of the Board Of Commissioners takes
umbage at the action OF branch Of
Council and resolves that the matter
should end abruptly. The present trouble
seems to be that each party to che negotia-
ton wants the southern end Of the bald.
lug. We are unable to appreciate 50
Teat a difference in the two parts Of the
structure as to warrant 9 failure OF the
proposition to own and occupy Jointly the
haitding.
The mutual advantages OF the propOsi,
ton a;e so obvious that sensible men, in
one body representing the county and in
another the city, surely will not permit .
slight difference to stand in the way otthe
public good. While these two bodies rep.
resent different corporations, the larger
Ol these corporations includes the lesser,
saase people pay eishttenths Of the taxes
levied by the larger. The interests Of
city and county are substantially ldenti-
eal' There is no real hostility and none
ought to be assumed.
The gentlemen who are charged ofici.
ally witS the adjustment Of this matter
do mot need 10 be told that the people
taSOriOint ownership and expect Il to be
bsOught about on a basis fair to city and
county. Either end Of the building is
good enough for city or toreognty, and
there Is no occasion to fall ont over 50
small matter. 1.
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FRESH FIsu.

Tho Ex.President Of the Marine Rank Talks
out In Meeting.
Ngw YoRE, June 10.-The examination
OF James D. Fish, the ex-Presideut Of the
late Marine Bank, was continued to-day
before the referee at Ludlow street jail, on
behalf Of Julien I. Davies, the receiver Of
Grant 4 Ward, TO discover whether or not
a.y OF the tracts OF land and buildings
owned by Mr., Fish were purchased with
money secured from the detunct firm.
Mr.. Fish was stubborn and testy. The
iirst question was as to the number OF lots
owned by Fish In Chicago. Fish said they
were purchased by him during the past
three years, and became angry when ask
ed II they were purchased with money got
from Grant and Ward. He bfurted out
once ortwioe, "Don't ask such d-:d fool
ish questions.e
When questioned as 10 his stock opera
tons with Grant & Ward, he answered: I:
81 had thousands and thousands Of dol
lars worth OF stock stolen from me-
He was very vigorous In his denuncia-
ton Of Wards mining schemes. 81
bought stock in . mine from Grant &
Ward" said the witness, abut 1t was q
swindle. I bought and paid for many
mines which only existed in the imagina-
ton of Ward. Twas induced TO take hold
Of the Ward smelter, but Verbs brother
told me they never had q smelSSr.n
"How abont the Mono mine ? ; the wit
ness was asked. 4, .!4s3
"The Mono mine was one Of Buck
Grants was the reply; that was a id-d
swindle too. The Individual next dsor
Ward can give you valuable information
on these things.9 Va,
To other questions the witness replied:
aWhy don't you examine the gentleman
next door,? s, : n.
"well, J" replied The, counsel; '!tyou issue
. subpoena dlcsls lecuHiif and We will bring
him I'M
"Iust bring him in and he'll get a black
eye and broken neck" shouted Fish, and
he looked as i he would carry his threat
into effect, The examination was adjourn
ed indefinitely.
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a nfnrier,r.. conf...inn.

ctxc1SSA4r. O., June lo.-schneidcr,
who Is the Hamilton, o., jail, sentenced
% be hanged June 10, for killing his
mother. confessed to-day to the jailer and
his spiritual adviser. he said his mother
had threatened to poissn his vile
and had asked him 70 let her live
with him. He agreed but at sup!
per quarrel arose and his mother
demanded to be taken 70 the railroad sta.
ton. He took her, and on the way She
Eaid that Il his vile was dead be worItl
have home. This maddened BIN and
he struck her on the head with . stone ana
carried her OF and buried her. He then
invented the story that o tramp met them
and murdered his mother.
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A sruAfBLINo BLOCK
In the Conservative Path-wha. Shall be
Done with ChurehIll?

In the Conservative Pnth-what Shall DO
Done with charehIns
LONDON, June 1o.-The chief difficulty
eneounteredby the conseryatiyes,in their
discussions regarding the formation Of q
ministry, says The Pal Nail Ga.ette, is the
problem what to do with Lord Randolph
Churchill. He claims to have done much
in the work OF Destroying the Liberal
Government, and demands his share OF
the spoils. It Is apparent that the
older Tories regard him as trouble
some and somewhat dangerous to have
around in national councils. The Pal
Nall Gd.tls intimates that a polite effort
will be made to get rid Of him, il the Com
servatives form Government. Hewill,
It Is said, be requested to 20 10 Ireland, II
not to succeed the Earl OF Spencer as Lord
Lieutenant, then as Chief Secretary. The
talk which is already being applied To- the
young man is something like this:
You certainly prefer duty to mere am-
ton; therefore you should accspt this
difficult and dangerous post. Dare you
aeceptit2 II you accept, then, whether
you succeed or fall you will at least prove
that you possess the great qualities Of in
and self-sacrihce, which are
among the greatest gifts possessed by pop
ular statesmen Lord Randolph Is very
susceptible 10 iiattery, andhe might prove
o great Irish Governor.
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Base Bali Yesterday,

AT Brooklyn-Brooklyr 0; Cincinnati,
O.. Errors, Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati j.
Bases, 8 each. Struck out by Terry 5 /; by
White Q. \
At Buffalo Hntsaio, 4; Detroit, 8.
Errors, Buffalo, d; Detroit 1. Bases.
Buffalo, 20; Detroit, l3. Struck out by
Calvin. 1;by Getzein ]. -,
At Philadelphia. a.-Athleties Is; Louis.
villesa ErroSs, Athletics 2, Iouisyilles
S Bases, Athletics "a, Louisyilless. Struck
outby Baker s, by Matthews Z. 4
At tChicago- Chicago, Is; st. Louis, /.
Errors. CHICAGO, 8; st. Louis 9. Bases,
Chicago, 10; ST Louis !. Struck out BY
Clarkson, i BY Daley, none. III
Az New York. .-Metropohtsns 8; ST.
Louh I. Errors, Mettopolltans 12, ST.
Louis 1. Bases. Meti6p6li isans 10, St. Louis
l2. Struck eptby oaruthers 1 BY lynch o.
At Providence e-Proyideppe, 9; New
York, 4. Errors, Providence, 3; New
York, nases, Providence, 10; Now
York, 4 Struck out by Keeie, 8; by Rad.
bourne, 4. Alst1iseli. No . p
AT baltimore Baltimore, 10; Pitts.
hpYgh, 5. Errors, Baltimore, 4 Piiis,
hurRh, 2. Bases, Baltimore, 70 Fstts.
burgh IL Struck out BY Henderson, s;
BY Morris, 2.
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\ rArnRR sr1RnEn pr
oyer .as L5nssisF q his ssn-Aftsr the
- RsFpstratbrs Of the Crime,


- PsrpstratoFs Of the Crime,
LYscHnuEe, Va, June lo-sincs the
lYnehiag q young Terry, for killing Je.
teFs, the friends Of Terry have been very
actively trying to find out who composed
the lynching party. There has been a
good deal 81 excitement over tho affair,
and the lyRcheFs, Andlug themselves
Gloaely psessed, have resorted TO threats
81 Violence. Captain White, editor Of the
4aaaaee, yesterday received Q warning
from the asegessSY oi NisilaRts TO stop
uraina the plnishment Of TerEy,s muf.
defers, or he will suffer the treatment In,
flicted upon Terry, f7s
j Mr., 7, n, Williams, alawyer supposed
10 be employed 70 secure evidence against
the lynchefs received q similar notice.
Both gentlemen declare that the threats
will be disregarded. Tetry's father, Gem
,etal Buck Terry, who was StoueNall Jack.
sons iaYofite p9n{laapdss, was very u al
tue tiIae OF lilo son. y death, and the news
Was Kept from him until yesterday.
He Il overwhelmed with grief, and q he
Is Q man ofyery Ge.eSmiAed character, the
EelIeI thAt he VII puSsue the fnatter 70
the end has increased the public excite.
ment. II S believed that ne 1Fnehets In,
Iclude piaNy ls4dtnR farmers of Bedford
county. fE s now pretty certain thai
young Terry was ifslpe NJ the lime be
stot ietess: Als grievance was that Je,
tsgs dog Wa named alter hia sister.
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A Church scandal.

KANSAS CRY, June l0.-A sensation in
church and society was created here to-
day by the publication in the Tme ofthe
legal documents and interviews from
Rochester, N. Y, going to show that Rev.
Father Henry d. Jardine, rector of st.
Mary's Episcopal church here, served a
term OF two years in the Monroe peniten-
tiary, N. Y, having been sentenced when
hewas II years old for the burglary Of .
store Of his brother.in-lsw, Mr.. Pitchard,
Of otRocheser, in 1860. kiibel for.S SO 900
has been sometime pending against the
Times for publishing certain charges oil
immo,ality against Mr. Jardine.
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QuARANrINEp.
Two Steamship loads OF eassepgers In Al
Unpleasant Predicament.

Two steamshiP loads OF Passepgers In an
Unpieasant Predicament.
New YoRK, June 10.-All Of the passen.
gers on the steamships weser and Poly.
nesia, which arrived here q few days ago
with thirteen cases Of smallpox aboard,
are still held Mt quarantine by the Health
officers. To-day the $3.50 who came from
Bremen on the Weser were transferred
from that vessel to Wsrdls Island. Only
about seven hundred were able to find
sleppinS accommodations there, however,
and the others must sleep on the floor.
Measles have broken out among the pas.
sengers, and there are about seVontyea
cases. No new cases Of small.pox have
been found, although an infant is thought
10 have the disease. The passengers on
the Polynesia will have to remain on the,
vessel until the steamship officials here
can get authority from the home office,
in Bremen, authoriziI9 the transfer Of the
passengers to Wards Island. The cost OF
board there 10 twenty-five cents per day
Tor each person, and The sgents OF the
line do not want to incur the indebtedness
without the sanction Of the owners.
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PspESr interest in the Springfield Con-
ysutiOu centers on the head Of the ticket.
Foraker is far in the lead, and naturally
the field Is against him, with Democratic
influences hard at work to defeat him.
Foraker may not be the man who would
make the strongest run, but tthe Democrat
lie politicians think he is. Hence theirin-
dustriOus efforts to snow him under. We
have great confidence in the Republicans
Ot0hio. They know what depends upon
them, and We believe that they will make
a wise choice. The ISrELIioEScER does 9
good deal Of voting itself in Ohio, and it
wants first class ticket over the river.
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gx.pr1EaArEuALL
Appointed Deputy Internal Revenue Collie
tar for the wheeling District.

Appointed Deputy Internal Revenue coiiec-
tor for the wheeling District.
spafal DipGteh % he IsssLlgsaea,
GRAFTON, W. VA, June TO- Collector
McGraw has appointed ex.Delegate Sep.
tinius Hall. of Wetzsl, 10 be Deputy Col.
lector Of Internal Revenue for the division
embracing Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Mar.
shall and Wetzel counties. Mr.. Hail will
have his headquarters at New Martins
vile and will be largely engaged in the
outside work Of the division. !. He will also
assist as occasion may require in the work
OF the Wheeling Office, In chargesof Mr..
@. r. Laird, This appointment removes
Capt. John Carlin. Mr.. Hall left here to-
night for Wheeling and will enter upon
his duties tomorrow.
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Ameriean 1al.nt In Lenaor. !.

LoSpos, June l0.-The American con-
cert in aid Of the sick and wounded Bit.
ishsoldiers Of the, ,soudan campaign was
given last evening in St. James Hall, and
was a grand success. All the artists were
Americans. The professionals included
Miss Marie Van Zanit, Mrs. Antoinette
Sterling, Miss Gertrude Griswold, Miss
Nettie Carpenter and Miss Adelaide Det-
chon. Among the amateurs were Lady
Mandevifie, Lady Randolph Churchill and
Mrs. Reynolds. The Prince and Princess
|ofWales, the Duke and Duchess Of Edin-
bufgh, Mr. and Mrs. Phelps, and most OF
the leaders Of London society were present
The Prince Of Wales and Minister
Phelps had long and pleasant chat be-
hind the scenes. = y ~ 3
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TWO prrI.s IN pnosrrcr.

Jones, Of Louisiana, After Gen. King, and
charles 7. mHrroF with Qaltsis.
WASHINGTON, June 10.- -Cnthbert Bull
lit Jones, Louisianian, and a candidate
for consul To Callao, is said to be anxious
to meet Charles 7. Murray, the author
and journalist, on tho "feld OF honor
Jones comes Of family that kills. The
trouble arises out Of an interview " th
Gen. Floyd King, which Murray telegraph.
ed 10 his papers, relating to vendetta
between the Jones and Ltddell iamilies.
Jones Is said 10 be slightly undecided
whether he will call out Gen. King or Mr..
Murray. Both are game men, but have
80 far refused to receive notes well under
stood to contain or be preparatory to q
challenge.
Efhese men, y said Llr. Ring last night,
"will leave no stone unturned to ruin me
in Louisiana, The matter Is serious aud
unfortunate. i never. used the name Of
Mrs. Iiddell at all. They are my best
friends, and the single slip Of o name,
serE ihnosenty made ne dolbt wi \, i
not satisfactorily eXplgipsd and corrected,
injure me beyond repair, II not prevent
me from ever returning 70 the State Of
Louisiana except at the peril Of my LIE" !"
The peacefully -fnclined friends OF both
parties hope 10 prevent mischief by some
means tomorrow.
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L,,sl Lost Il 4 rIre.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June El0.-Fire last
night IN Pixies block and Wells block,
caused $4,000 damage to the following
establishments: j. q. Smiths tin and
sheetiron store, Garrett's paper warehouse,
Dodge's sewing machine store, ostrand-
er's tobacco store, Fairchilds' mems fur
nisfiing store, Howlett's rubber store,
Halls book bindery, Apdtews' produce
store, and several Offices Frank Edwards,
an occupant Of one OF the buildings, was
suffocated, and Lewis House, aged nine
years, was run over and killedby fire en-
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Edmund. before .he House Of Lora..

Edmunds Before the House OF Lords.
Lospox, June io-A committee Of the
House Of Lords to-day began the copsid-
Grafton Of the claim Of Major Maitland to
the Lauderdale peerage. Major Maitland,
in his petition to the Lords, says he is the
heir Of the fourthson Of the sixth Earl Of
Lauderdale, who, It is alleged, married
Mary Macadam, in New York, in I've.
two days before her death. Mary
Macadam had borne three sons,
to this fourth son Of the sixth Earl and Il
Is contended by the petitioner (hiajof
Maitland J. that this marriage legitimatized
the offspring. Sir James Maitland, de-
cendant Of the tltth son Of the sixth Earl
Of Lauderlale, contests the claim OF Ma:
jor Maitland TO the Peerage. United
States Minister Phelps, q. s. Senator Ed
munds and Messrs. Fowler, Stephen Nash
and Clarence Carey will give testimony
concerning the law Of marriage as II ex-
listed in the American colonies sinl772.
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An Innoesnt nm. n con,,.

81. Louls, Mo, June 10, sshomas N.
Ward, the companion Of John Williams,
who shot and killed Henry Moran, in
front Of the Standard theatre, last night,
was arrested today. He denies having
Witnessed the shooting. Williams 6 q
pfoie ssional tough He eame here from
The races, and u yaIionsly Known a
Crooked JohnH and eHonest Joe.'' He
u believed 10 have LEFT the city,
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Russian Anair,.

81. PErsnspuGo. June io-rhe news
papers are making offensive comments on
Sir Peter Lumsden'sremarks and reception
in London.
A dispatch from singon saysthe eyscua-
ton oi Penjdeh by Russia creates good
impression among The Afghans. Forage
Is scarce The British Boundary Com
mission Is :about TO move. The SclleRls
states that the Ameer Of Afghanistan will
divide his army into three corps, TO be
staHohel at Herat, Balkh aud Candahar.
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TarRs d a feeling abroad that the Re
ont, Of the University are gravely con.
sj.ripg move to put that institution on
iuleet We hope it may be so. 1t costs
IA much to let the University lie on It's
lsck while suudry Jolly fellows play old
,lslse or the equivalent on its stomach.
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O,rby one the mills are signing, but
4+Ss e,uet war" isn't over yet. Nail manu-
,,.,rc,r, ara not anxious to resume ope-
r',ioa, pntil they see more money in re-
.gmption. Notwithstanding this the day
d Ib.t.er prices may be nearer at hand
,b,n i now thought.
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NeNH,mp.hIre ssn!all.ar,hin.

iopSpoRa, y. H, June io.-The aepab-
lican caucus for the nomination Of cam
didats for Senator will be held next
Thursday evening. The members Of The
iatsrest ii 70 @the question is increasing!
Senator Blair Is against the field and a
making . vigorous eanyass, with strong
prospects Of success. It Is not improba-
ble that he will receive the caucus nomi-
nation without 0 bard contest; His
chances are better now Than are these Of
Secretary Chandler does not appear to
be, 8 iayorite. lie iseither, doing nothing
or working 50 vuietly that no one knows
Il. There Is slight likelihood Of his receiy-
ing the nomination. The two branches
vote separately on Tuesday next and IN
Joint ephYenti4n the following day. Every.
one nov expects an election then.
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c,x,,IL GRAyr's book Is to be trans
,,.sj into French, German, Spanish and
','lr "srS,n. Italian. His praises are sung in
,ss language Of every civilized people.
A., 1i..,Jr there are 100000 subscriptions
el5ia fa this country and the good work is
uot taily begun.
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Lobbying 4EaI6ss IN asvsIIsa Treaty.

sax FRANCISCO, jane io.-1a the course
u The testimony yesterday IN behalf Of
bis son, ciarged with the attempted muf:
der Of n. H. De Young, Claus spteckies
Stated that In September, 1881, he was
told by Henry A4t.asst, q BROOKLYN sugar
tenneE, that he had 6ont1ibuted 70 aifund
70 lobby at Washington asallAs the Haw.
9l3n reciprocity trezty, and that money
CAD been sent from New York 70 Eall
tsanciseo BY reGnefs, 10 bribe paper 70
b!ackmaIl SpreekeIs.
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RpOrHER Hall, Of fRetzel, hasn'thunted
Dstridpss with a brass band, but he is
eoiug to collect come revenue for his ma
tiye land, tust the same. ME. Hall feels
that when his country calls he must obey.
Ha has the capacity to make good Off
4f. We are sorry to see Capt. carlin go,
but in November we fought and lost, and
offensive partisans" are under the ban.
Our turn will come next, and then-look
ont for SQUALLS!
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Struck on Hard stoel.

PIrrsRuReu, June l9-Tke workmen at
Smith, Sutton 4 Co. 8 stsel mill struck to-
night against working hard steel for the
same wages as.soft. The Amalgamated
scale was signed by the hrm several days
ago and the mills haye been in operation.
To-day they refused to pay extra for hard
steel and the Amalgamatsd Association or
dered the men out. Its reported that the
Amalgamated lodge OF oliyer& Roberts
were 70 disband tonight, owing ointer-
nal dissansions. -
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torotns statlsties.

CNclSsSrl, June 10. The Cincinnati
Pies Current in lis weekly review Of the
'Iss maYsment y. morrow; giIl say Tha
arrivals soI hogs In tie leading markets has
Increased In; the Inst week. The totAl
number Of hogs handled by western pack
eFs last week Is 10000, compared Vith
th0, ,dct dnitnr ths ii gtiiIa lat yeaf'
The humber q h6ss pac kedl llfom March !
10 date is ID iciloSs Chicago, 0l5 900;
Kansas City, $4,000; sc. IGIiisI slg
einsi nd g0pi
atitSeHkee q. oedaF Rsplds, Io0eI
Gleyelsnd, t7,eq9.
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Eadorsed by Logan.

wAsHxaFos, June lO.-A leading Chi
cago Democrat charges that the appoint
ment Of Matsh to the Marshalship Of the
Northern District Of Illinois was procured
by Mr.. Morris, in conjunction with Gem
eral Logan, and that ii Is Q Republican ap-
pointment. He says Marah was first
and Congressman Hit, and that Logan
put the finishing touches to- the business
during his visit to the White House on
Monday last. 81
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AHot Hath.

GRAND RArlDs, Mich, June l01While
Owen Dorreboss and H. Dykeman, labor
ers, were carrying q bucket OF hot tar
across the staging between two buildings,
the stsge broke, precipitating the men 10
the ground, and both were horribly burn
ed about the head, face and arms BY the
tar. possibly fatally. -.
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sash moaors ulapl - Ysr Hero Paid.

ATrAsrA, Ga, June le.-4f 0 O'clock
this morning . special train bearing the
Yemsips Of Alexander Il. Stephens, 40
eompaniea by an escort Of many citizens,
LETT Atlanta Tor GraMtoEdss;lis. where the
body, Nhlah ihsa been removed frpR =
yauIt In this eity. Vill 10 laid IL ~ per.
tnanent resting place at Liberty Hall. The
funeral services will take place at GiAv,
fordsyflle this afternoon, when General
Robert Toombe, the lifelong friend ot Mr.,
Stephens, VIII make an address