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ARMED TpoSy1crs
At Large aud peterminsd to Rea,st Recap.
~ tnrc MT ALI HnzartlA.

At Large aud pptcrntned to Realst Recap:
tass at all Hasards.
BRENNAN, Tex, May IS --latest ad-
vices from Clay's plantation, the scene Of
the recent wholesale eseapeof conyicts,
ia 10 the eject that quite number have
been captured, white others have surren.
dered. From these lis learned that The
escape was not a premeditated affair upon
the part Of the conyicts, and that the two
straagsFs sha ipstigated and aided in the
escape Of the convists brought With them
at least twenty reyolvers and twelve Win.
chester rifles. The returned convicts
state that it is the determination Of those
etill at large not to be captured, and that
ii will be folly for officers to attempt their
arrest without long,ranse guns, Hnless
they can get them cornered.
The gang OF twenty or more conyicts
still at large were at last accounts heading
for Western Texas, and are changing their
convict clothing at every opportunity.
When the eoayicta LETT the glaptation they
carried with them six good shot gans ald
FIVE reyolvers, and those not mounted on
mules or horses belonging to the planta-
tinp tQ2s horses, mules and arms from the
farmers as they Eetrcated from the Brazos
river. A large number OF tAcescaAel con.
yicts stillat large are desperate men and
will fight to the last before they will sur.
,eHleF, The country through which they
are passing Is thoroughly arouse !, and
news Of q bloody cana let With the outlaws
is almost hourly anticipated. -
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A pApelIrnls,s .sAcRIrIcr.
eathsrthaa be K Kpoyn as the psushter o; 4
nrunkaftj Shp Commits Suicide.

Rather THAI be knogn as the nsughter Of q
nrunkafd shp comH,ts Suicide,
suasASpoAH, PAn May ls. .-Asad but
singular suicide created a sensation here
to. 'ay. Sol Yasnall is a laborer, employed
at one Of the colleries in this neighbor-
hood. He was The father Of Eve children,
the eldest otwhom was Jennie, q layear
old gid, who was employed as a clerk in
r. e. Morgan's notion store. Yarnall Is
addicted to drink, and his sprees have
been a sonrce Of constant annoyance to
his family, especisllyite Jennie, who was
a iaember oi the Methodist church, sang
in the choir, taughtin Sunday school, and
was bitterly opposed. to drinking.
She frequently demonstrated with her
father for the reproach he brought on her
and the rest 81 the family through his de-
bauches, and told him on Sunday last that
rather than live and be known as the
daughter OF drunkard she would commit
suicide. The old man, it appears, was in
the habit Of getting drunk regularly on
Sunday. This morning she went out for q
walk, and when ABOUT noon abe returned
she found herfather again intoxicated and
abusive. When she demonstrated again
with him, he only became more abusive,
and she went up stairs. a few minutes
later her brother, whe remained In the
r9om, heard the report Of apistol In one
OF the bedrooms. They Immediately ran
up staiP, and in a.third.story room found
their sister lying dead on the floor.
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THEY BxaIN no SEE.
nasl.na waking Up TO Ka..la'.. Ia, Trick. a

GnglAnd Waking Up to kussia's. Tricks and
Ways.
LONDON, May 1s.-rhe news of the
Cars having presented swords Of homo
to General Komarof and General zakr
iewski has cfeated The uneasy feeling in
Europe that the present peace is only AT
armistice, and that the arbitration pro
ceedings are the merest mockery. Tho
Daily Nets in commenting on the Afghar
papers presented 10 Parliament says that;
nThey show that the seizure Of PenjdeE
had long been q foregone conclusion. II
Is difficult TO believe that the Russian.
we're syer In earnest about a j1int commis-
sion. The disclosures Justify yusiu making
an Indian frontier iinprcgnable.n The
T.mss says: sWe ought to ignore all Rus,
sian promises and pledges and play
our own game.a The Standard says: .'ThE
keynote Of tho whola question 10 tue con,
trast between Russia'a Gareiaeed dpplicity
and the weasnesG Of the English Govern,
imest now. yising In ilnpotant protest, nov
Rinking into meek subnission.p
The St Petersburg pagers print an ar
tlcte ny AYethlut tue 6lAfOpHIe Wflter
declaring the absolute necessity OF Russia
seizing Herat, otherwise the English will
and Persia will thereby became an English
instead Of a Russian rassal. Soon, he
says, q nominally Persian but really
English feet will dominate the Caspian
He continues: England would build {
railway from India to Herat, aud through
Persia 10 the southern coast of the Caspian
Sea, and the trans.C Caspian territory would
become country aaording facilities tc
only the English trade"
The Russian Government has been an
noyei by recent articles in Finnish iade,
pendent papers, which reveal Q strong an
linus against Russia. The Russian Gov.
esnnent has reprimanded them through
the official journal Of Finland; and has
threatened to Increase the severity Of cen
so,ship.
There is considerable excitement here
over the publication Of a dispatch from
C0nslan.ia5ple, stating that the Turkish
Government is actively planting torpedoes
in the Straits Of Dardanelles,
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The nAbomlnatlon d peselatien. !.

MONTREAL, May 1s.-The oblat Fathers
Of this city have received letter from
Mgr. Grandin, Bishop Of the Northwest,
stating that the "abomination Of desola-
ton" prevails there. The clergy have
lost their control over the Indians and
halt.breeds, who declare that the Bishop
and bis priests have sold them to the
Government. None Of the haltbreedB
have done any seeding. They have
slaughtered their domestic animals and
are in a state OF most ahject poverty. He
thinks that at least $25, 600 should be sent
for the purpose OF providing them with
food, clothing and agricultural imple-
.ments, and ot.estabIishing missions and
schools in their neighborhood.
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haunted s. Ills Crime.

PlrFspukeH, Pa, Mayls Michael Mpl-
aney, an inmate Of the westmoreland
county alpshonse hes csnteaasd "a the
murder OF James IesfRey who was killed
inthis city in January, 1871, in q saloon
ibrawl. Mulaney has brooded over hia
crime 90 long that his mind has became
impaired Id his efforts "a avoid arrest,
having left here Immediately after, com.
mitting the murder. Afew weeks ago he
retpfned and upon application was admit,
ted TO the WestmoEeland county alms.
house. His constant fear OF the Pitts.
hIrRh police leSd 10 his DETECTION and the
confession etthe crime followed,
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In.anitri. or uarI "A.

LYSonDuRo, VA, May ls.-The excite.
ment caused by the unproyoked murder
oiis. A. Jeter by q. W. Terry, at Liberty,
on Saturday, receiyeda a fresh impulse at
the funeral Of Jeter, at bis home iR aa-
other part 81 the solnty, and at 2 o'clock
this morning a party Of twenty disguised
men gained possession Of the jail by force
and hanged the murderer. Jeter was the
Most popular man In the coAntY, aspd lA.is
teadea Tssy son S q issiS IL Tey ~
Appointment man In the State. The muir
derer Is said to have been insane, but otheI
cases recently tsie1 in the State, iRwhich
IpArdege}s we're cleared on claims OF In
sanity made thslyneheFs more determined.
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soSE Of our esteemed Republican ex.
changes are saying some things which
they will have to take back when
the Republican party takes Washington
again-say about four years henee. They
are climbing the Presidents frame be,
cause he appoints Democrats to office and
SEEMS to be getting a good ready on to ap.
point them in large lots.
As We understand the situation ths
President is open to criticism, not because
he Is turning out Republicans and turn.
ing in Democrats, but because he pre-
snded to be SO straitlaced aud high.
Oacksd a civil service retormer that he
vas going TO apply the civil service re.
,o'a idea to the whole service. The
leadIetOn act was not enough tor him.
ne was going to lift the whole thing out
=, s9s msre Of partisan politics and
pace it on the ideal plane Of
~ "eoige William Curtis. He was
going to show that Democrats have d
ne0IeF conception than Republicans Of the
proper conduct Of the public business. On
saA pledge he got votes which otherwise
ae never could have received. Now he d
making room for his partiBans by the
nlnaes. Of pretexts- turning men out be.
sa'O they are Republicans and turning
0'aermen q. In because they are Democrats.
The stEikingcontrast between the pledge
and ana the Performance lays the President
Slds open to hostile criticism. This istte
ground to planttho criticism on, for this Is
VIE Where 1t belongs. A President elected
v M'aoats 60 dishonest a pledge would not
y sopea to the same criticism.
.,.ss When, in the Language Of MI. villas.
our friends" elect a pseslaeat, they wili
saatto see something iorit, and our pri.
!ae opinion Is that they will not Ge dis.
.ppoiased. Therefore It Is not wise to be
satselyes ". upin advance with pharasaical
sSl .1n which We don't mean aud which
WI make US uncomfortable when the
ia'@y begins hurllns it back.
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GLADSTONE GETS 1T
IN BR1r1sn HOUSE OF COMMONS
For HIS yaeillatlDr Policy and I. .tmblr,a.oal q
Giving. oa.nIn tho Pepidsh AsAir4Ths
Country AwakenlhE to the Sly schemes
Of Russia -pynami,ers Sentenced.

| nfn.. - fNz...
LONDON, May sls.-Ine House OIL Com
mons this evening entered into commit
tee OF supply on vote of G3. 800, 600 or
occornt - tba syo,a ~ f,craait Tora Ron
s,ls ,,, :. sls a, ,ose - 80, a.Y.e t.e
doiph Gnurchill moved Q reduction Of two
millions for the purpose Of calling atten
tion To SATURDAYS blne hook on tile ipan;
Ssh 1 sf,s;s We sa;a 40, s m, ;niisna a.,
asa,SaJ s \, ,he sesrssi s s ~ s tSa dss.tai,aa
ne" mt cont,na, NJ T ~ ,be "a Tosy r seh nslts hs,
,saS %as s sSs,o5 hY .La ~ oon,,,s ssas ~ ~
s.e, Mas 1Msts +. tSa hare, y. " se' anu
essn y e usta spess .hs. AZ n
G;ara hsa ssId nnabina y ',as ins,;1a ~. NJ NJ
Sieds,aaa,, & I sta.a,aant s % n pss,; II ,a. III
e + hsJ Saen asrse,l .hat - - ~ sa.
sbnnId gsI IN rasas 49, on ,s aishss ~ s;Ja @ Ia ~
c1srsJ % ,Sst III % Mr GiaSs.ona,s al s. s,stament @ VI n
MAJ siare t"s .,.s 40 a ,t;on VIII az ~ saaoii u
sss ;mst;s;oat;an % st.ax "f an,ns y, ,s,t,ss M n;
enssinn cn S farS Randnlnb % asieS Ss issye 1tS ~
sissSra % = @ the oe,;a9 r., ss p;sua. !ssSs s,s.a9 "
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auoeMEN,s srRlKEs

I r ssss
At Denver. colorade-The Strikers MAKE n
Threatening Denomination.
I DENVER, Coz, May ls.-The shipments
strike on tie Hsayer 4 Bio Grspds road
assumed . very serious aspect to-day, In
accordance with the announcement made
at the strikers' meeting yesterday after:
Rooa, ,atyhicb seyersl ircendIaryspeeebes
were made. About 800 men and 10 or 81
women assembled in the vicinity
of the shops this morning
and general demonstrations Of defiance
ysra iHdplgeR In. One OK The yard men
returning TO work ySg set upon BIZ the
crowd and knocked down, kicked and cut
about the face in o most brutal manner.
Other workmen were escorted through
lie crogd by Q posse Of Deputy u. IS.
or three hundred q the strikers formed
in line and marched to town. a halt was
mads in front Of the Office OF the Hecky
Mountain Aeips, which had seen ft to
criticize the action Of the men In stirling
and 10 denopnce some Of their
leaders. Here copies Of the New we're
burned by the mob amid s panae emouium
Of jeers and yells OF derision and defiance!
The crowd proceeded up Sixteenth street..
AT 9hedl'g cheap store another halt was
made and the same programme gone
through with. Itappears Sheld raceatls
Illscharged q saleslady who belonged TOT Q
Nsmen's branch Of the knights of Labor,
without asking the consent d that body.
Circulars commanding the reader 10 boys
soft tho shead cheap store and heyees the
Nelps were distributed everywhere.
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ninrd,rstl lli. WIG.

sr. Loust No, May ls.-A special from
Chattanooga, Tenn, to the Post.Dhpateh
says: About o o'clock this morning the
dead body Of Mary johnson, was found
in an alley in the lower part Of the city,
and twas supposed she had committed
suicfde, but on investigation 1t was found
that she had been beaten 10 death. Her
husband was seen whipping her last night
and has been arrested for numbering her.
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! The plague II r.oeasts.

BRipeEpeRr, ltL, May ls.-The 17.year
lceusts, which Professor Reilly predicted,
as mentioned in recent Washington dis
patches, seem to have made their frst mp
pearance here. They have been found in
large numbers close to The surface Of the
ground and moving upward. The indica-
tons are strong that an unusually largo
swarm will appear in q shott time. Very
extensive apple orchards were planted by
capitalists hissprine, and o large eruption
loflocusts wtll-almost certainly kill them.
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AN NlrALIAN,ss VENGEANCE
on niep,ber of on Employment oaiee that
Had Defrnuded Her.

hhu Bctfuuueu htrt sl. .l.s
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May lS,-FFank Rotunno,
an italian, was sitting in his room in the
rear Of No. O East Fourteenth street, yes
terday, reading a book, a woman enter
ed the door behind him. She paused a
moment and then leaped forward on his
back. Agleaming stiletto in her hand de-
SO ended andtcut Rotunno in the back Of
the neck. The woman escaped asstealth.
| lily as sho had come. Rotunno was re.
moved TO st. Luke's Hospital. The cut
was so small that he soon returned 10
his homo. The assault on Rotunno Is sup
posed 10 have been prompted by desire
Tor revenge. Heis one OF tho four 1ial-
ians who, q few days ago, was arrested,
charged by l50 Italians with obtaining
money under false pretences, IL baing al.
legged that the guartette, who conduct an
Intelligence office, had secured s. so from
each man by promising to give them work
on q railroad near indianapolis. Rotanne
and liisse seompanioiis we're placed under
bonds OF 81, 600 each 70 appearon the Goth
inst. The assailant Is believed TO be Ger
Aello rassro, the wife Of one OF the COM
planning Witnesses. The police have not
been able u fud her. 55'
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a asp Commits suicide.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nay ls.-The body
otthe young who jumped ttom ths
bridge Into the Milwaukee river and was
tiroTaedlass Right, haabeen identified as
Miss Mstilds AyeFbeck, aged g years,
for over two years ea inmate eftle Con:
vent Of Notre Dame. She came trola St,
Louis st the time ofentering Notre Dame.
The only qRpse that can be attributed for
her net Is that OF temporary insanity, as
she had appeared happy and coRtsntted in
her convent lie. l I
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To Be Continued u. u i'srmanent FAIR The
Railroad Iatere.t.
CHICAGO, May 1s-lIr, George N Full
man was last night IN Eedeipt Of tele-
gram. from Superintendent Jeifery, sfit tho
Illinois Central Railroad, dated New Or
leaaa It stated that the different
roads and saf companies reaching New
Orleans, whoare interested In the reopen
ing Of the New Orleans ExposidoGl
neEt year. ore TO subscribe $4,000 to
further that object, aud he asked for
an Immediate tesponse !f6W Mr. Full.
man, 80 that he might know II hat etloallt
they can depend on from the isullIaaq
Company. Mr.. Pullman says his com:
panyyill dots tull share toward tho con-
tinGatiop ot ths Exposition that the en-.
terprise is of glest sefYiae In many ways,
and that It would be q shame ppt tg re-.
open it sRain, now that the Bpildlngs and
everything are in good shape; aud the ett
pense in inture years will be but q ttaction
pfthat Of the first year.
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John nrlrat.. aoea POINT.

LONDON, yls-lohn Bright has writ
ten 4 public letter approving the Patlia-
mentatygrant Of $4,000 a year to Princess
Reatrice Us q dover. He saya he Is aston.
ished to see Liberals object 10 such q small
grant while silent concerning the extfav.
aganee Of the government over unjust
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Po.,n,a.t.r. Appointed.

wAsulSoroS, D. O., May ls-The
President appointed twenty.six postmas-
terra to-day. All were appointed toyacan;
cies occasioned by the resignation Of the
incumbsnts, or where the commissions
expired, with the exception of the Post
master at Tama City, Iowa, who was sas,
pended on the report OF an inspector,
showing a shortage in his accounts, and
the Postmaster OF Marion Court House, s.
g. who WAa anspended for ineompetency.
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CNcMSAFi, May ls.-A meeting Of the
committee Of Wesleyan eollsss vss held
to-day, With Mrs. Nordhoff, q Washing-
ton, in the chair, TO start . movement to
.raiss q large endowment and meke the
college a university for women, withteea'
nical departments. y
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no Owned y Yacht.

New YoRE, May ls.-William R! Nor
rIs, formerly the book!keepef ot the NJ.
tional suspepder Company, was arraigned
to.dey ona chargeoi forgery u the amount
Of Sl5, 900. He was held IN default oi
SO 900. MoIris ID q member Of the nick:
er6ocker Club, and owner Of the yacht
.Gracie.p He admitted his gqllt.
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Msswsil TO 10 brought I,aol.

ST. Louis, No May 1s The papers on
which to base the demand for the extradi-
tlon OF Maxwell, the murderer Of Pteller,
will he signed by Governor Marmaduke
tonight andiwillhe forwarded at once to
Washington. He will have Detective
James Tracey and Frank Roneal, Of the
P0st. .Disputcb, as theState's agents 70 bring
the murderer back. - 49,
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Canadian yIIIasis Sy.troy Cd ey Fire.

soMkRsEr, QuEBKc, May 1s.-somerset
village was destroyedby FIRE on Saturday
night, about 100 houses being burned, Ia.
clpdipg the church tho Fresbytery, the
foundry and cheese factory. Many per;
sons arein q destitute condition. Only
the walls Of the church are left standing
The fire originated in the foundry. Tie
huildings being mostly Of wood, The IRE
spread rapidly. There being no FIRE up.
paratus in the village, II was impossible 10
Eight the flames. Tile convent was moi
bprned, ahlliit win! probably W used .as q
clipfell Antl 4 new ,bpe can be fuilt 4
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",yell, to tell you the truth, VIC are all
candidates, and ofGourse we don't like to
express an opinion about the chances Of
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FRAScls MuRpuY's great work in Pitts.
bugh continues without abatement. He
drew in a hundred and fifty signers last
Sunday night. lie will probably take a
vacation through July and August and
return to Pittsburgh for tho fall and vim
ter campaign. Murphy is not waiting for
constitutional amendments.
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pl1mnnth plagne Ab.tlpg.

WlL1nsaARaR Pa May ls,-A careful
canvass Of Plymouth to-day indicates q
gratifying ahatenent OF the epidemic,
There are nearly one hundred less case.
than woweeks ago, many old cases az
conyalescing and no new ones have ap'
peared. There were ave funerals yester
day. No.deatha occurred today.
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ylno,yIA RErrDLlcANs are going to pre-.
AN, . solid front to the enemy. There is
M ,,1 oli.,preencnt between Senator Malone
.nJ =, (;oyernor Cameron ont Of which the
N. RoptLOps cat, get any comfort.
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s,ycr tho Villas confidential circular
A,.n'tdriyen offthe MuEwHmps, perhaps
tbs administration can think Of some
thing that will turn their strong stomachs.
They don't as much as show respectable
r,se oil nausea.
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SENATOR Bl4cKnuRS has informed the
President that he shall hold himself free
tooppose nominations which impress him
unlavonbly. It might have Jared better
with the President II he had allowed the
Senator's brother to depart in peate With
his commission. The President can't az
ford to fall out with many Democratic
Senators M
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scESE on tho Picturesque B. & o.
"IIellO! Jones, goin' cast?"
JOues-"Betcher lifep
Business or pleasureP" e5
Haven't You read Villas confidential
etcuIar? By.by!-haven't time to getlett.p 2
As the train goes round the bend the
other fellow goes home to throw a shirt
iato his gripsack and catch the east-bound
freight.
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up: osborne, Stafford, Granite, and
Laurel Lake, after a two days stoppage,
and the Shone Nos. i and q ISeac0n.
nett, Wctamore, Flint, and Sycamore,
after q stoppage Of one week. The total
loss to the operatives last week by the
stoppage Of the mills was 81, 900 and this
week It will be $4,000. Nearly all the
millswill shut down next week on nc
count OF Memorial day.
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Anotnsr oIiii sta l. I'm.

PoTrsTowS, P4., May ls.-The rolling
mill Of the Potts Bros. Iron Company, oi
this place, which has been lying idle Rinee
last fall; started up in allits departments
to-day on single turn, employing q large
napbsr. OF men. The iron industries are
picking up considerably Up this section.
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Nh. LOWELL brings home . royal tear
shed by the Queen upon the lacry-
NOSE occasion of his leave-takipg. twill
be erected in Boston harbor II New York
can bs induced to provide pedestal for
The priceless trophy.
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Nenelrn ID Tsrrer thalre.

Lsso1nuRa, Va, May ls- s--The reign OF
terror reported in the Flat Top coal region,
Tasewell county, has no existence in TACT.
Numerous outrages occurred there some
time ago, hut are believed 10 have been
the work Of Molly Maguires from Penn.
gylyania,
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PVRLlsHE@ do not expect SO great Q sale
ts the revised Bible as there was for the
revised New Testament, but there are
dzty thousand clergymen who have got to
Aa'eit, and probably as many Sunday
EhOOltesehets," There will be six edi,
tons and twenty.three styles Of binding,
aadthe price will range from one dollar to
Ss 50. Copies will be ready iSr delivery
On Thursday Of this week.
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Postmaster Drowned.
Special Dtpateh o ne lalelli0eactr.l f

Special Dllpdtci o Ehe Ialelli0tl
cHAaLEsFoS, W. Va, May 1s.-Yestsr.
day afternoon ciao. ssa#b xas drowned
by skif upsethng in the FiRer. he Vas
Postmaster and Freight Agent at Eagle,
Fayette county. He leaves q vile and
family,
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Spneiql piTatea @ tAe Iatellieaaetr
sYEpafSRlltF, o. May ls.4some ex-
citement was created tiis maalagby q
black terrier which had gone mad. Be.
fore the dog was killed, he severely BIT a
four.year-old son OF George Craig. and the
ass of William Harris. Their wounds
were cautefiSed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-05-19
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OTTAWA, May rs The Government
has not vet considered the case Of Riel.
The bestlawyesihe say he will be tried
FOR treason.ielony under the treasonfiel.
ony act Of 1859. ll. lisl ~