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4 BATTLE WITH pc BEe
Captain StssIs With aSaall Fen
Encounter tho lndIans Nsar
FORT. PITT, NORTHWEST TrsMrc6
A Clear Flankiag Movement Ddyl
Them OF Ia DIS
order--They
INTEND TO CLEAN THE WHITES our'

wNSErEG, VIA. Sr. PAuI. June t-I1
following dispatch has been received ke&
Pitt n. W. T.. June 3, by Battlfard, Js1o
6, Gen. Middleton, with City men saeh e
the goth midland and grensdes and Ca
ling with men, leA to join Gen. stsagei
this evening. All the mounted nsa ~
early this morning. Capt Steele. who ~
pursuing Big Bear, has not yet bssn hsase
from. consequently ii is not known whsn'
the men belonging to this column win -;
turn. Gen. Middleton. before leaving. 81
they would not return till al Of Big bsaae'
prisoners were received. 8
A Hattie. ~
FoRr Plrr, VIA. Sr. PAU, June f.-CaYo,
Steele with 10 mounted scouts and poGoo1
had an engagement with Big Bear q I've,
Lakes, so miles southeast Of here ysstegs
day. lie came upon the Indians q . =
m. as they were striking camp. He tns
mediately attacked them. Finding ncI
front too strong he executed . clever hanH
ing movement, taking the Indians In ~
rear ard driving them in disorder Acroso 3
small creek, where be was unable 10 follow
on account Of his suall force, H.
Indians numbered fully $50. Hs sAw
no signs Of prisoner. during the tight
Steele sent Interpreter Mckee With . hag
Of truce. He advanced, but was 6rsd o.
He got near enough to be heard, and calle4
ont TO Big Bear, who replied indistnctly.
Mckee said: IF you viii deliver our pso'
pie we will cease firing"
The Indian replied: I'VE intend TO clsan
you out" Steele's loss was three woundso.
Strange's Movements.
Fosr Plrr, VIA. BArrLEroxD. June g.
S,-anges column arrived at Little Re-
Deer river Wednesday. Tho 65th 90
92nd are about leaving for Onion lase'
Mon,realers are in first rate condition. Ne
news has been received Of Big Bears
uhereahouta 4.
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The President Attend. n Meeting.

WAsaNGTeS, June President Cleve-
land attended the meeting Of the delegates
to the Convention OF Charities and Correc-
tons at DT. Sunderlands church this
evening, and was an attentive list
ener to speeches on prison reform
management delivered BY Secretary
Rounds, of the Prison Associstioe,
os New York, Capt. G. R. Brockway, super
iatendeni of ElmirA, New York, reforma-
tory; ex-Gov. Anderson, Of Kentucky, and
Doctor Ryers, Of Ohio. The President did
not drive out to-day, but in the afternoon
took walk down the avenue as far as
Ninth street, where he got on one of the
open street cars and returned to the White
House.
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Died of His Injuries.
Special to the Register


SrEUBESvILLE, June Madison Risher,
a bricklsyer who fell under Pan, Handle
train, near Skelley's Station, yesterday
and had both legs cut off, died this evening
from his injuries.
Madison Risher is brother Of Council
man Risher, of this city, while riding on
freight train on the sn.Hsndle railway
Friday night, fell Off near Scio, the wheels
passing over him, crushing him terribly,
both legs being horribly msngled. The &C.
cident occurred about midnight, and the
unfortunate man lay where he fell, till day
light Saturday morning, when he was
picked hp by passing train and brought to
this city. He was afterwards taken to
Skelley's, where his legs were amputated
He is married man and has seven chill
dren. His age is about 35 years
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THE PERMANENT SEAT.
Interesting Nubs of News from the State
Capitol.
0rnn;aI IN h PsoiSkeT.

Interesting Nubs of News from the State
Capitol.
Special 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, June 7.-George Jeffsreyp,
the murderer of Sam Douglass. of Camp
bells creek, was captured in Mason county
last Tuesday.
At the adjourned meeting Of the Green
lier Presbytery hsld in this city Wednes
day evening, Rev. ]. c. Booker was In
stalled.
A strike of some proportion was organized
on the Kentucky Central, a branch of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, this week,
because of the ten per cent reduction
recently ordered throughout every depart
ment Of the road, but it has subaded with
out accomplishing anything.
A certificate of incorporation was issued
to the Coal River Boom Company, with
principal Office at Moors Mills, on Coal
River, by the Secretary of State, Wednes'
day.
State Superintendent Of Free Schools
Morgan is attending the commencement Of
Marshall College at Huntington this week
He will be absent until the 10th.
D. C. Gallagher, ESQ.,, will leave to.mor
row Tor Morgantown, where he Is to attend
the commencement exercises. de Will 60
to Wheeling before returning.
j. NJ. Scroggin, Esq, late OF the Secre'
tary of States office, leaves tomorrow tol
Grafton. He goes to take the place o.
chief clerk under Collector McGraw. Mr.
Scrogpin was an efficient officer, and hIt
friends here will regret his departure, while
his friends at home in Wheeling Will De
Glad TO learn he has secured an appoint
ment at his home. >.
Deputy Marshal RAIDER, of Nicholas, is
in town. Captain RAIDER says Federal Cour
meets in Parkersburg, June 9. The GRIM
! inal docket will not be called until July l,
when Mr.. RAIDER expects to be in ParkerS
burg. Marshal Sehon's appointment o
John Van Buren to depusyship, IS gener
ally recognized as good one. =,
The State House is slowly but surel.
nearing completion. The workmeI
have about completed everything Oh
the first floor, and the painter
and decorations are about taking hold
The several officers and clerks are now oc
cupyiDg their respective apartments, ant
Of each business is being conducted. a.
though no respite had occurred. Col. Ned
Wood, the State Librarian, has been work
ing like a Turk. He has had every cast
and every book in his Office overhsuled anC
cleaned and now all are in position ant
the books in their proper places, ready to-
examination by the bar and public. Th'
colonel is to be congratulated on the earl
reorganization Of the library.
Mr.. Dyer was installed as clerk IN tn
Auditors Office, June lst.
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THE SPRINGFIELD CONVENTION.
Foraker, a Good Candidate for the Demo-
crats-Beatty.
Sfsriai 10 TIE ReqiSter.

crats-Beatty.
Special 70 TIE Register.
CoLUMBrs, o., June NEARLY every
county in the State has now selected its
delegates to the Springfield Convention and
the showing is rather disheartening to
Judge Foraker, who imagined month or
so ago that the nomination would come to
time as a matter of course.
During the past week bitter, persistent
and telling fight has been made against
him in all directions, until it is probable
that he will 60 into the convention on
Thursday, with fewer votes than General
Beatty.
But neither ofthem will 90 in with enough
votes to nominate, as fully onethlrd OF the
delegates will be opposed to both OF them.
And neither will be nominated unless ne IS
successful early in the bslloting, for II the
contest is long one third man Is sure 10
carry off the prize.
Foraker has less than half the delegates
south of the National road and but few IN
Eastern Ohio or on the Reserve.
The Reserve itself is going into
the convention claiming the nomination
on the score of its big and reliable
majority and fully expect to see the candi'
date come from that portion Of the State.
Beatty's friends, ike their chiettsin, are
boisterous, bluff and sanguinary, but ne Is
not the man who will win votes in the Con
yention. He must have his delegates IN
advance he wins
Foraker's strength lies mostly in the sym
pathy of those who feel ike giving him an
other chance. Mentally and in all Other
ways he is weak and has been greatly over
rated. The Democrats would sooner see
him nominated than any other man who
has been mentioned, not even excepting
Beatty.
Now that the delegates have been chosen
there will be q great deal Of missionary
work performed to day and tomorrow, anc
the changes of opinion will depend upon tn
stringency of the money market, and tn,
amount Of Doodle distributed, for after all
the nomination is largely matter of bar
ter and sale. W. A. L.
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Some Fine Foot Racing.

ST. LOUIS, June AT the slring meet.
ing today of the Missouri Amateur Athletic
club, Thomas Murphy, champion Profts-
sional sprinter, ran second to ?: Depnety
in q one mile race. Time, 1894. In the
1000 yards steeple chase, Murphy, of
Chicago, beat Peralto. of MeEco. Tire, 5
minutes. In the 100 yards race, JAS A.
Murphy, Of St. Louis, beat 4alcom Went
ford, champion of New YorA Athletic club.
Time, 10 seconds. which beats the amateur
record Edward Butcher. champion of
Pullman Athletic club Of Chicago was
beaten in q quarter nils race by (.
OCouner and Jas. A. MaSpAy. Tine, 81
seconds.
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PARKERSBURG.
Senator Camden Confined to His Room
News and Personal Notes.
Special 10 The REGISTER.


News and Personal Notes.
Special 10 The Register.
PARHERsBURG, June 6.-Senstor Camden
ha been confined to his room since Wed
nesday, but his friends hope to see him out
soon.
Col. Ike l.. Emocks, one of the staunch
Democrats of Writ county, is here on busi
ness. Colonel Z. is contemplating re.
moval to Parkersburg.
Col. S. Il. Piersol, of the State Standard,
has Just returned from trip to Webster
and Nicholas counties, where he located
about dozen families on his land IN those
two countries. The parties from Wood,
Writ and Ritchie, and are good industrious
citizens and will be valuable acquisition
to that part OF the State.
Col. Pinsel states that the prospect for a
good crop in the counties named, and also
the country between here and Nicholas is
very encouraging.
The party camped out during the entire
tip and report pleasant time.
The genial F. Y. Dolan. of this city, and
late law student of Judge W. S. Sands has
returned from Charlottesville, where he
graduated with high honors in the law de-
partment.
Judge Caleb Boggess, Of Clarksburg,
PASSED through here en- route home from
Rose Hill.
Judge J. NJ. jackson will open court at
St. Marys On Monday.
Prof. W. S. Hutchins, the noted oculist
OF Wheeling, who has rooms at Hills Cen
trsl, successfully performed a very difficult
operation on the eye of Mrs. Ames in Belpre.
one day during the past week.
Our gevisl U. s. Marshal, Col Sehon, is
here the gaest of Hills Central. Col.
Sehon has tendared the Office of deputy
marshal for Parkersburg to Capt. jim
Mehen, one of our best known and popular
citizens. Jim is in dilemma sure enosgh,
having received an appointment as mail
agent on the river service between
Parkersburg and Pomeroy, he is as yet IN.
decided as to which position to accept, 1t
is needless to add that there are few (O
here who might accept either place if ten
dered them.
Hon. D. H. Leonard returned last night
fion business trip to Wheeling.
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virginia VigiIantes.

LYSCHBURG, Va, June Several prom.
ineut lawyers and newspaper here have
received letters purporting TO be written By
the Secretaries of Vigilsntes Associations
in Amherst, Bedford and Rockbridge eoun-
ties, warning them against defending crimi-
nails or publishing anything about the late
lyuchiug at Bedford under penalty of like
fate. The members Of these associations
profess to be upholders of the laws, but are
believed to be members Of the mob that
lyuched young Terry, who ate trying BY
threats 10 prevent an investigation.
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Grants Condition.

NEw YoRK, June After the doctors
had visited Gen. Grant this afternoon they
Said that, as compared with week before,
there was no appreciable increase of the
swelling on the throat and no apparent in-
crease of the csncerous trouble In the
throat. Because Of his having contracted
a cold or from some other cause the Gen.
eral on Saturday experienced greater pain
tban usual. This was directly the result of
increased secretions from the throat The
natient is now relieved, the trouble having
hFfn tempOrSry
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Shot Down.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jane GA special
to the Times from TraceS City, Tenn, says:
John Manning was shot and instsntly killed
to-day by despersdo named Frank Taylor
while playing cards. Taylor thea Hei, but
was pursued BY the Sheriff. He resisted a.
rest and was shot dead In q running FIRE.
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Go -as-YSu-Piease.

BApTINoRE. June s.-A six days goas-
you-please walking m atch began at FIVE
uinutes after II this morning at the
Monumental Garden. The match is for
half he gate receipts and is governed by
Ashley rules. The Garden was packed al
most to sufDcstion and the starters got
away in buach. The first mile was made
by hackey FIRST, Ha-t second, Noremac
third
At O'CLOCK the ssore stood: Hart 4
miles and laps; Normsc miles and 4
laps; Panchot miles and lap; Elson 4
miles and laps; Vint miles and 4 laps;
Sweeney mixes and lap. Henglemanu
Maekey and Ford each 3 miles and l3
laps The track measures IA laps 10 the
mIe
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nnnhHanrinrnaai,.

SYRACUSE, June John Henderson. 8
wealthy farmer of the boEn of Cicero, sas-
pected his wife of inGdelity. On Saturday
night he started for MAnhns. Returning
home the same evening be tcand Charles
Whiting, farmer Sf Cicero, in company
with Mrs. Henderson Henderson assaulted
Whiting, but the latter escaped. Abont
midnight Whiting was found hanging dsAi
in his barn.
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To-Day's Appointments

WAsHNGrOx, d. C., June The FSst
saws The following appointments Wih Se
made 10 morrow: Robert Taylor, 70 4e
pepsion agent, Knoxville, Tenn, wee "
II. GibsOn, suspended 1pw
! Rteriyt,s At lard Offices: 2. 4. WISER
T.scv MINI o. @. Hals, At Lacrosse.
H.. Jos. Bin at Blstriee, Nso.; wee
-H sonmsrs. Abraham hall a As-
y ~ r.. John Il Badd. ss stock
R Edear, . lrostoq, NO, I. !
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CSII5 RrntaIIy Outraxed,

WScHEsrER, ISD., June IA nan about
twenty-five years Of age, known as Dock
Mills, brutally assaulted an sightyesr-old
daughter of Robert Mcintyre Yesterday
evening, endangerng her life. The fsnd
fed, but telephone message Just received
by our sheriff announces that he has been
arrested. and asks hin to come at once and
protect the prisoner, as 9 lynching matinee
"a On the tApis
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To take up . young forest tree. says q
correspondent of the New York Tribune,
frat wind wet sack aronnd the stem, close
to the ground, so tightly that it cannot slip;
then take q timbsrhitch with 9 small cable
chain, cut of few roots on the side op-
p.site the steady team, and you viii get
nearly every root whole, and plenty Of soil
i took up 100 Rock Naples in this way last
spring, after had learned to wind the sack
properly, without damage to the trees. In
this vss two men with team viii take mp
more trsss ism hour than they could with.
out 9 team in half day.
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Ihre. Murdered By Apaehes.

SAx PRASGIsCo, June THE Exsmin-
er's Tombstone Arizons special says, ID.
T. Nightingale Just arrived from Mssasoei
and Sonora, Mexico, says Three Amer
can miners, Fren. U. Hunting
ton, Peer McCurlia and Peter
Palmer were killed by Apsches st
Anime on May q. The bodies Of MeCor.
lin and Palmer we're fosad in o dump boz,
shot through the head. Huntingtoo's body
was found al the bottom Of shaft Two
o.her msn, names unknown, were killed By
Apaches On opo,o trail about week pre-
yiocs.
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pinkeye has appeared among hcssss
Seneca county, 0.
DR.. Byron Temple, Of AnsliA 0l ee1
mitted suicide BY poison In Nncinned, 80
urday. Family trouble.
Rev. D. r. Shaw, of Keokuk, foys, ! r.
been elected Professor Of HEBREW & HD9tW
University. ear Oxford, Pa
All Lee Fang, 8 murdssess Chinana4,
after having Attempted oshsf live, ~ took
his own, in prison cell In BostsA
Colonel James A. Hops, Of Hsdlay, o.
is mentioned as . candidate for Hestsssst
Governor on the Repablican ticket
The Chi,foi Police Of Pbilsdelphis hes
issued . very stringent order fssafaisG ths
suppression Of gambling In thst siiy.
A child born with Eve ven dsvslepsi d.
gers on each hand, besides The thuab. 70
The latest freak Of nature IN Nsvafk. Ohie
Pitisburq coal shipments vsrs IA, ,4o6. go
bushels Of which 3,S29, 900 bushsls vWs II
Louisville and $4,000 bsshsk 81 0ssis-
natl. =.
Property 10 New York Of exPrsk1sat
Zajdiyar. Of San Salvador. he's tsss -
tachsd BY IN iron4roofins 6rn W esab
debt
A 6ut mortgage on the sbssaase ssi
Allegheny railroad pcopssty. hes bsss ~
closed. Amount Of bcods cstn1ae0sgs
tl, 200, 900.
George X. Speed, hank csshiss, q LD1lk
vile Il short 10 his sccoasu 70 tis snsusG
Of t70,oeo. Relatives Compensated =
the bank.
Hon. q. ". Hanna iss rsssos - -
,hs, his com mission - Cousul vill b ts4lo-
ferred iron Persia 70 Afgsstiss BsDsbee
South America.
Chief Of Detsctivs Wsppeastto - l.
specsor Of Poiios Dxss, q Qseinno4. -
discharged from tha pe1ios fooo - eCN
plicity In blacknsiL
The United Ststes fhsass A1tn1e =
rived as Key West, Fls, yesseaay tmo -
pinvall, and tbs Y. 8. fden1D Ee9An11o
sailsd fcg New York.
Matthias PalIsr, Of ries, o. - .!
blood vessel in he lsg Shile vAetss -
from WORK Fndsy nehk h boot
With blood bsfoss - kssv q tlereDoS y
he 10 lying fna reeq- sosAaee
At Ksssas City - Sasasi sagy!e a,
The lass Geasrai =. nesnas - -
tsrday sf4,S5 Ihs pneiN a.. :
terr.d eiDH HXkyhonnA Co
cane r., A36ak y seS&hltksps
and mads Ahrif si1rsU = hSp
Indian = ssssaen = - 80 kaa
,;.ns 80 = - dssssi GssJE - lY
- n a Roops - posufpoa II
= Mr~1&.M@E|
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A Serious Runaway.
DsctGI % Me Rsgi5ier.

WASHINGTON, Pa, June IA runaway,
unparalleled in the history of this town,
occurred this evening about 3 o'clock. The
Iite Of the accident was on College street.
The occupants of the buggy were Mr.. Metz
Daggs, and his two young ladies'. Both the
ladies were severely cut and bruised, Mr.
Daggs escaping uuhurt The vehicle was
totally wrecked and the horse killed.
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A German en,omologist, F. Dahl. claims
that spiders have perfect sight only At ysfy
stort distances. Their sense Of toach y
Consequently remarkably well developed.
Their smell is 90 good that they can dis
tipsuish odors, and their bearing is exesl
lent. Some Of them show remarkable in
siinct in building their vsbs-even thsif
6rst-in perfect geomerical form. A re.
fectiye po~ef is eyinced BY their refusal Of
kinds Of tough insects which have been oncs
attacked unsuccessful.
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Base Ball.
IL Toledo-Toledos 2, Indianapolis 8.
Rncklan,s Arnica sAlvs.

The best salvs in the world for Cuss
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Sah Rhenm, Fever
Sores, Tetter. Chspped Hands, GhilblsinA
Corps and All SKIN Exup6on. and positively
cures Piles. or - pAy reqnir,rs Il . guar
anteed 70 give is<fect sstisfa Z, on g 1e1e7
fsIhnS,z Fl 2 q QsPs box ~
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rhir.aan Hor..s Srem.ted.

PrTsBuRGH, June Fire tonight des-
troyed the livery stables Of Montgomery b
Co, on Sixth street. Thirteen horses were
crematsd; loss, 81. 900.
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Absconding postmaster.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 6.-The post
master at Sarsgould, Ark, has sbsconded.
The amount of his steaings il unknown.
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SALvlaoS On, the greatest cure on earth
for pain lAs DO equal Persons srIfering
from rheumatism, neuralgia. o. frsln CATS,
bruises. sprsins, stc.. should not be Rithouf
Il Cures are tfscled il An i1csedilf shori
ing. Pf;tc a.: t>eat7.t {; "a >e1ts g ke:t;S
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Two Boys Drowned.

CmcAGo, June Three boys, AGED a.
II ard II years, rowing on sraAli lake
near Washington Park to-day got into .
scufie overturned the boat and two were
drowned, the other swimming ashore.
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Straw hats and linen busters viii not Be
10 yery popular % heretofore; DR.. Babe
Cough Syrup. howeves. win b - popular
a. ever.
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now has an average ofonly thirty tzo years.
From these thirty-two years you must sub
tract all the time you take for sleep and the
taking of food and recreation; that viii
leave you about sixteen years. From these
sixteen years you must subtract ell the time
that you are necessarily engaged in the
earning Of livelihood; that win leave you
about eight years. From those eight years
you must take al the days and weeks aad
montbs--all the length Of time that i pssssi
in lickaess--leaving you about Que year II
which 70 NpHa Tor God. o. my seul. gAk'
rbi Hnw dSrzst shc1 sIosp II harvest i;ss|
:. Z LII -. Lnz1s {. [<.h l1 g 9.
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There Is Work
for Jou to do and for me to do in order TO
this grand accomplishment Here is ny
pulpit and ! preach in it. Your pulpit is
the bank. Your pulPit is the store. Your
pulpit is the editorial chair. Your pulpit is
the anvil Your pulpit is the house
scaaoldipg. Your pulpit is the mechanics
sledge. / may stand in this place and
through cowardice or through selfseeking.
NAV keep back the word ought to utter;
while YOU with sleeve mid up and brow
besweated with toll, mais .sr the word that
win jar the foundations sas sven with the
shout Of Q great victosa. Oh that this
morning this whole aud might feel
that the Lord Almighty tsa eu.ting upon
them the hands Of ordins = tell you
every one, 90 forth and p his gospel
You have as much
a. have, or as any nan -. Only find
out the pulpit where God ssl'i have you
treach and there preach aaI
Headley Wears was o Wick = ss,n in the
English army. The grace !, sme to
him. BE became an earnest ana ninent
Christian. They seofed at him aksa said:
You are q hypOcrite, yoa are a. lad a.
ever you verah StiIl he kept his lih in
Christ and alter while, 6sding that they
could not tura him aside BY calling him q
hypocri,e, they said TO him: "0h, you are
rothine but Methodist" That did not
disturb him. He went on performing his
Christian duty until he had formed all his
troop into Bible class and the whole en-.
canpment vas shaken with the presence Of
Gcd. So Hayelock vent into the heather
tspple in India while the English army wsl
there ard plr . candle into the hand Q,
each Of the hsathen Gods that stood sr0uu1
IN ibe heathen temple and b. the hgh'
81 tkese csrdIss bed pp ~ q.
idols General Hssse y pssachs'
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ra Death Rate Doubled.
Egypt and the Soudan.

LONDON, June Mr.. White, ad inter-
i'm Minister to Consta ntinople, is negotia.
ting for the Sultan to the establishment OF
a permanent British garrison at Alexan-
dria. If the porte assents the evacuation Of
Egypt will be quickened. The aim of the
English policy is to obtain security against
the occupation by any other power after the
English leave and maintain English dom.
nance over Egypt and the Suez canal
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Lowell Coming.

LoxDoS, June S.-The bodies os she men
entombed in Durham mine have been re-
covered.