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An Episcopal aiinIster I.etra,lc,ts..

NEw YoRK, June l8.-The Rev. Arthu,
Richie, rector Of St. Ignatius (Episcopal)
church, holds extreme ritualistic views,
aud has been holding "Benedicton ser.
vices.n Assistant Bishop Potter, after
yainly remonstrating with the rector, de.
clared that he would not administer con-
raGR sioR IN st. nsqs Church
This caused quite stir in church circles.
The matter has now been settled, how.
ever, by Mr.. Ritchie's voluntarily writing
TO the Assistant Bishop, expressing regret
that he should have seemed to be in de-
flance OF paternal authority, promising to
discontinue tho benediction service, and
hoping that he will now be recognized as
a Sdutiiul priest.n The Assistant Bishop
has replied thanking the penitent rector
and promismg Is make "a visitation. + =
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A DEADLY FEuD
between The Youths Of Two Indiana Town,


Between the Youths OF Two Indiana Towns
Results Fatally.
EVANSVILLE, IND, June 16.-Between
Lemasco and Independence youths there
exists a deadly feud, and whenever one
side is caught intruding on the other
boundary fierce fghti is generally the
result. Charles Brickner and William
Nemyer were at Independence yesterday,
in company with two young women,
They were met by VIM. Montgomery and
Charles Wright, and during the fight that
ensned the young women fled. Passers-
by aCterward found Brickuer and Nemyer
lying unconscious on the pavement and
covered with blood. They were removed
TO residence In the neighborhood and a
surgeon called. S
Nemyer has two cuts, one in his stom-
ach and a deep stab in his back. His
death is momentarily expected. Brickner
has three wounds, one In his neck and two
IN his stomach, and isyery low. Wright,
one Of the assailants, has been arrested,
but. refuses TO talk Of the affair. Mont
gomery is still at large, but will be ar
rested, as he Ia known TO still be in the
city. Wright has stab in his. left arm,
which was probably accidentally donerby
his partner during the aaray. Nemyer
and Brickuer were both unarmed.
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ola soldlers. Attention,

WASHINGTON, June ue10.-The Critic says:
'There is a United States flag at 1.-THE War
Department. the history Of which the au.
thorities know nothing except that It was
found in the Confederate War Depart.
ment and is marked with the namo
Of the 'Fifty.third Illinois Volunteer
Infantry" The flag shows evident signs
ofhard;fghtlng in its neiyhborhood, for
1t is pierced in many places with bullet
holes. There isno flag stat attached, and
the folds arc stained with broad stripes
Of blood, limiting that some gallant
color sergeant had torn It from the staff
and folded it away in his own breast to
save 1t from capture, aud had
poured out his own life blood
on the dag ho had sworn to
defend. Perhaps this paragraph may
meet the eye Of some one who can tell
where and howit was captured, for the
War Department officials do not know"
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CouIdp,i Pas. Now.

. WASHINGTON, D. G., June, ,lG.-Judgo
Thoman, the Civil Service Commissioner,
has unearthed q document that is ofpecu-
liar interest at the present time. 1t is
nothing more nor less than resolution
adopted at a ratification meeting held May
II, 1882, to approve General Jackson's
denomination, said resolution being the
third plank Of a national platform. The
resolution is as follows: "ReSoled, That
the indigcriminate removal ofppblic otIi-
GERS for a mere difference OF political
opinion is a gross abuse Of power, and that
the doctrine lately boldly preached 10 the
United States Senate, that to the victors
belong the spoils Of the yanquished' is
detrimental to the interests, corruption to
the morals, and dangerous TO the liberties
OF the country.n With tho present scSamJ
BILE for office by the Democrats il Wash.
ington, it is doubtful il any such resolu-
ton as that could now be passed.
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RIel,s AmerLean cl,l.en.hIp.

OTTAWA, oST., June 1e.-rhe prowr
counsel, who are to conduct the prosecu'
ton on behalf Of the Government in the
Riel trial, are hero receiving instructions
and up to the present moment the date ol
the trial has not been fixod, tits under,
stood that the defense will endeayor to
prove Riel's American citizenship. This
TACT established, his counsel will point out
that he can only be tried for waging war
against foreign country. The trial
would then have to hp court martial, but,
as martial law was not proclaimed In the
Dominion, the trial could not be conduct.
cd In this way, and would have to be
abandoned. II tried as a Canadian citi.
zen, it must be for high treason, and, Y
three o4t Of the six jurors are to be half
breeds, It is believed the Jury wonld dlsa'
gree. This would involve q new trial
when the same difficulty would undopbt4
edly be een0ounteFed,
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Another sketch OF WarIen,

Americus Warden who to-day was up.
pointed by the President to be supervis-
ing Inspector of Steam Vessels for the
Seventh district with headquarters at
Cincinnati, is a steam engine and steam,
boat builder OF long experience in the
West. he has been twice Superintendent
of the Water Works in Cincinnati
and planned and quilt one or more oi
great steam engines now running in those
works. He was recommended blythe Pres.
ident and members Of the Cincinnati
Board OF Public Works, by resolution Of
the Steam Engineers Association and its
Individual members and by prominent
citizens, whom a body sign and subscrihe
themselves as Members of the Republi-
can party"
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Mn D. D. TAYLOR has been suspended
S Postmaster at Cambridge, Ohio, for be,
ing an Offensive PARTISAN" It has taken
the administration a long time to tind oui
thil hard,hiting Republican. In his bright
newspaper, the Guernsey Tims,, Mr.. Tay.
lor has meyer let an opportunity 90 by e
Evch!s party lift. He is a Republican
all the time, and iii were not wicked We
would wager a nickel that he won't whine
about being turned out.
His most recent act OF offensive pstti.
nnship was allowing his brother, Con.
gtes'nan j. D. Taylor, to preside tempo.
Farily over the Ohio Republican conyen-
ton and to make a speech with "pisin''
In it This we construe to be the imme.
dlate cause Of the honor conferred upon
.. alt Taylor. Itisn't likely to take any Of
the snap out OF his newspaper. His sue.
GessoF will Just be about ripe enough to
pluck whenwe begin to turn onr rascalsin,
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THE PROOF POSITIVE
AGAINST orFaNs1vE PAnTIsANs.


WASHINGTON, D. O., June 1G.-A mum
Der Of Republican Postmasters were re
moved to-day and their places supplied by
defensive" Democrats. D. D. Taylor,
Cambridge, O., and brother Of ex-Con-
gresham ]. D. Taylor, and editor Of the
Guernsey Timss, was among the sus-
pended. His successor is W. H. H. Nc.
The Pos.masters at wlnona, MINI. /;
osceola, Ia, and Laporte City, Ia; North
Manchester, Ind. Cambridge, Q. Augusta,
Co., and Ballston, N. Y, were suspended
upon "proofs OF acts of partisanship"
while In office. The complaints were Of
various kinds. Some were editors Us well
as postmasters, and their newspapers in
some cases, since, as well as before the
election, have contained scandalous and
indecent attacks upon the officers Of the
Government, as well as the malignancy
OF political feeling towards their adyersa.
fieg. t-fE
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HAS AcoRprKD
Iora sall.Da.y wIll forna cahI.e.--oosn..ter.

enee OF Ltberal LehdeIs
LONDON, June 16.-Lerd Salisbury has
definitely accepted the Preniersllip. 10
is stated that Sir Stafford Nortlcote has
accepted The Peerage, leaving Sir Michael
Hicks. Beach to lead tho Conserya-
tiyes in tho Commons. Lord Ram
dolph Churchill will have an
important position in tho Cabinet, but
the distribution Of portfolios will not be
decided until the arrival OF the Queen,
who Is travelling with the utmost speed.
Lord Randolph Churchill agreed TO re-
newal OF the Coercion act on condition that
1t only be enforced II found imperative.
Several Liberal ministers met at Mr..
Gladstone's residence to-day to decide up
on their action in response TO tho Conser-
vatiye oyertures for support. Lord Ran
dolph Chnrchill's action yesterday is gem
orally attributed to The fact that Lord Sal
isbury and other leaders would ignore his
claims 10 office.
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HANGING BY A THREAD.
Some OF General Grants Friends Think th.
iIs Re,nnral NYas Inalyisable.

Some OF General Grants Friends Think that
Ills Removal Was Unadyisablc.
NEw YoRK, June 1B.-The Sun this
morning says: Very many Of those who
are informed as to General Grants actual
condition look upon the plan Of removing
him from his comfortable home with
grave misgiyipgs. That his life now hangs
by a very slender thread, there is little
doubt anong them, Ills throat, in one
aspect, was worse last night than it has
ever been, before. Colonel Fred Grant
told reporter last evening that his father
had totally lost the power OF speech. he
is still able to articulate family, but even
those who arc most accustomed to his
mode ofspeech cannot make out what he
says, except at very brief intervals, when
his throatwas temporarily clogged with
mucus. This Is something that has never
happened before, and 1t is a development
OF the past twenty-four hours. It Is said
by those who are well informed that his
mouth can no longer be opened sufficient
ly wide to enable the physicians to make
an ocular examination, and when they
feel OF the affected parts they give the pa.
tient such excruCiatiBg pain that they re-
frain fromit as much as possible.
In outward appearance, when clothed
and in his easy chair with wraps about
him, the General has not very greatly
changed. His face has aged, II Is true,
and Is scanned with wrinkles, but 1t 10
tains to great degrse-its natural fuliness.
But aside from this, he is but q shadow Of
himself. His body is wasted almost to a
skeleton, and the bones OF his hands and
wrists show through the tightly drawn
skin with the chastity distinctness Of a
consumptiye. That which most shocks
those who Of late have seen the General,
Is the great malignant looking swelling
which has appeared on his neck under his
right ear. II has OF late grown with great
rapidity, and is now as big as maa's two
fists put together. 1t Is kept concealed
most Of the time by wraps about the Cen
erals throat.
Of course General Grants household
are better able TO judge than anybody else
what Is prudent aud what Is imprudent
for him 10 do; but, notwithstanding their
decision that 1t is safe to make the experi-
ment they are going TO make, there is
among many who have closely watched
his case from tho commencement, feel
ing Of very grave anxiety as to the result.
They doubt whether the mountain air will
suit General Grant.
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A MILWAUKEE witness who appeared
before the United States Senate Inter.
State Commerce Committee in Chicago
made a strong point against rebates. He
described them as in fact a forced loan
levied upon shippers, forming part OF
the fIoating indebtedness Of the railroad
companies and footing up an enormous
amount in year, There is no interes;
paid on these loans, and in dealings with
some Of the roads the shipper does moi
know when he is going to get his money
back. This is very impressive phase
Oithe rebate system, against which there
are many and grave objections.
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aIe many and grave Objections.

litGGISs the Avenger is shaking up the
Treasury Department with long and
powerful stroke. In his latest batch was
aOae;Iegged soldier, but he was as often.
dye as the rest Of the partisans, and he
may 90 to organ.grinding for all Higgins
cares. When clerk asks why he is
bounced Higgins doesn't quote George
William Curtis on Civil Service reform,
Hemerely says, "You are a Republican.
We want a Democrat in your place.
Tint is the way to do It. There is nothing
oithe Doughfsce about that. About four
years from now We shall be saying, "You
area Democrat. We want a Republican
iayOur place, and we wish We had more
places ior our boys. 'scat!" And they will
scatter.
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arattin,s Fcrry.

IH { ~ 8 h
Mrs. Inglebright will return homo TO.
day.
Mrs. Thomas lloyd is visiting her old
home.
NJ. y White, Of Nevland's addition, is
Mg. Van pslt is visiting friends in
West Virginia.
Mrs. Gardner, Of the Orchard, who has
been quite i'll for some time, is recovering.
Mr. George Ralston, q prominent mem-
Der oi Dr. ong's clerical force, is on the
siok list.
1t is reported that the Laughlin mill
has received an order calling for all the
nails they have on hand.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents Ia west virginia

.It ma Nlelnltyf
Annie Yanfossen, the noted East Liver.
pool poisoner, who formerly lived at Bell,
aire, Is now on trial for her crime OF New
Lisbon. The case Is exciting o great deal
OF interest.
Senator ]. N. Camden has fled in The
United States District Court at Farkefs.
burg the bond Of 500, 900 required Of him
Ia the West Virginia Oil and Oil Land
case, with Messrs, Geo. w. Thompson, w,
N. Chancellor and w. +. Thompson o.
sureties.
One otthe district Boards Of Education
in Raleigh county has passed an ardeF re,
quiiing teachers who wish 70 teach In The
ppblip school houses during the summer
to pay rent for them. The lDds4 denoun.
ees this strange proceeding, that can do
nothing but retard education,
The Marietta Rsglster says; "seyersl
Colored people uectiredya hand.car from
Morris station on the Mineral road, Sun.
day, aud started for q ride over the west
end OF the road. On crossing attestle al
Rpretsy high rste qf speed, for a hand car,
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Dloody , reatIs In Kentuelsy,

LoyBvlLR, KY, June 16.-A gentleman
Just returned from Knott county, Ky.
reports that the Hall and Jones tactens
are under arms and an engagement be
tween them is ipminept at any moment
The Hall party numbers thirty:ens qni
the Jones gang eighteen, and 81 are armed
with Winchester riges and defy arrest
tgpp, any aud every source. Monday o.
last week, ON Beaver creek, Berry SheF
wood aud Bill Hawk, aSlFn Moore, the
latter one Of the most noled aud hload;
thirsty desperadoes in the mountains
were wsylaid, shetland killed by ambusheS
enemies. They bQth belonged 70 the Hal
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New YoRK, June 16.-The market Is ex-
cited bya corner in "straits" tin in Lon
don, where Mr.. A. strauss has gained pos.
session Of 5000 out OF the 0OO0 tons Of
that article inthe market. There Is said
to be large Short interest In the com.
modify, and The price Of "spot" tin hss
advanced within q week $l5 per ton in
london and two oents per mound hero.
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Tuy miscroant who has been detacing
NJ, Rsilly's new buiLliss at the corner ol
Fourteenth and Market streets, deserves
,ll,b.t the law allows. Its rather a re-
mn,kabIe thing that he has been able to
practice his malicious mischief twice in
the same place without detection.
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TaR Hampshire Democracy is making
Itself historic. The indignation meeting
and Cleveland pole telling OF last week
leltsonething to be desired, and the boys
are going to see whether they can'tserye
itup next Saturday. Collector McGraw
hasn't been invited to address the meet.
ing, but this is "the land of tho free and
The LOmcOt the braye.n
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MARYLAND justice has no bowels Of
compassion for the wifo-beater. Two years
ago a colored man got seven lashes under
the new law Of that State. Now white
man, "ot good social position" gets year
in jail aud twenty lashes for beating his
young vile. "And let them be well laid
on" said the judge. The wiie-beater
completely broke down" when he heard
the sentence. They don't like to have
their feelings hurt, these wiie.beaters.
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Complain. ot rebaeep pealer,.

wAsnrsa4as, June 1G.-A number o.
tobacco dealers have complained to the
Postoflice Department that q tobacco firm
in Ohio Is conducting o gift enterprise,
Offering prizes Of $50, 600 among the con,
sumers of their tobacco in prizes graded ip
proportion to the amount consumed, as
shown by the number Of their labels thai
are affixed to each plug. The buslnesE
has grown so rapidly that other dealers
have combined to employ counsel to
prosecute the tiFa and hsye the tags ex'
6luded from tho mails.
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But the clouds won't tsroll by" as long
as dyspepsia holds tie cruel grip. Dys-
pepsia beclouds the mind, conitses the
understanding and darkens the domestic
circle. Browns Iron Bittsrs makes short
work Of dyspepsia. Mrs. II. i. Taylor,
Lynchhurg, s. O., says: 81 have used
Browns Iron Ritters for dyspepsia, with
favorable results. Ibeljeve II Is all 1t is
represented 10 be- Ask any druggist
what Is tho experience OF his patrons
who have useAtliis great tnniG.
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Poisoned ny MS wife.
clycIxyArI, june loon June q !

CINCINNATI, June 1G.-on June Mar
Martin Goddins, a laborer, living at Ham,
burg, Pseble county, Ohio, was. taken sick
after eating LETTUCE for supper. June II
he died, in agony soon after taking pow
der prepared by his wife. Yesterday she
was arrested and last night, was sent 10
Eaton to Jail without bail. She confessed
last night that she gave the poison, arse.
mic, to her husband at the suggestion ol
William Rowe, a man With whom she had
been intimate for some time. Rove ID
not toibe found. She says hc made her
promise before ho went away to poison
her husband. Still she maintains the ar.
senic did not kill him, and is not much
concerned apparently about her situation
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Sow Hnmp.hlrs sennter,hIp.

CONCORD, n. H., June l6-In the As
sembly to-day William L. Chandler re-
celved one vote for United States Senator;
Henry w. Blair received 100 and Harry
Bingham 1l6 votes. Mr.. Blair was do
clared 10 be tho choice Of the Assembly.
In the Senate, Bingham received votes
and Blair Is. tlJI
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d. JACOB BEEsoN JAcxsoS's friends are
curious 10 know what he is going to do
with the ey.retorm broom Indignantly
forwarded to him by tho sturdy Democ-
rscy Of Hampshire county. 1t is to be
supposed that the very straws Of that
broom stand on end with rampant rage.
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srEupENv11IE. q
Accident at a Faneral-sult Against the Q
tfg &P. Railroad.

Spsct1l DtspGtell 10 ne InteLlt1eae1.
sTEupESviLlB, o., June 1e.-Joseph
Ferguson, aged 6.years, was attacked by
abull.dog last night, and his thigh was
badly ylacerated. The boy is in a serious
condition.
During the passing Of the funeral cor.
tcge Of James Means, il, this afternoon,
q country team ran into one OF the cabs
containing the pail bearers. The cab was
damaged, but no one was injured. 1t
created considerable excitement at the
time!
Richard Boyle, as administrator, has
entered suit against the Cleveland & Pitts
burgh railroad for the killing OF James 2.
Pagan at Wellsyille, in November 1882.
The plaintiff AYERS that the deceased was
thrown from the car steps and under the
wheels after the train had stopped by its
suddenly starting again, and asks SIC, 900
damages,
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wnx i6is rumPus over the Wheeling
.,',naiec? "I The office will not be better
lI,"inistsred by Democrat than it is
.s And It won't take long to wait a
r,,is while,
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pulse, ordinarily n, was so. The famil
are all quartered at the cottage, but DR..
Douglas has rooms at the house.
GRANT REsrINa RAsIER.

Dr.. Douglas remained the entire even
ing with Gen. Grant, who, despite ia
tigue, was wakeiul until 10 o'clock
His throat was then painted with cocoa
inc and he settled for the night.
DR.. DouglasrSired to an adioiningroom,
though he has rooms at the hotel, and q
nurse was left to watch with the General,
who at this hour (l1 P. NJ is quiet, as
though sleeping. The family are now re-
tirinC for tho night. 2
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wife R,nter d ,n 1,ln,.rs.l,

BALTIMORE, June l6.--Elcyen o'clock 10.
day was the time fixed for the ilogging Of
Henry A. Myer, convicted yesterday Of
wife beating. Sheriff Airoy provided
himself with two rawhides for the work,
but o motion for d new trial will cause 4
delay. Tho Sheriff says he will obey the
order of the court and do the work thor
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Ngg YoBK, ,June 16.-Mr. Ralph Bagu-
ley's suit in the Supreme Court to break
up the Southern Pennsylvania Railroad
syndicate, in which he seeks aniniunc-
ton 70 restrain aIlprocoedinga under the
syndicate agteement aud the appoint
ment oi receiver ofthe syndlcate's aliaiIe,
was not argued to-day on account OF the
absence Of one OF the defendant's counsel.
The case will be atgued on Saturday next
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RgprBL,cASs mus. not refer to the sup
messed vote Of the South. Some Of the
hilfal don't like this reference to al.
Ia,;ons. hut they have very keen relish
Of the usufruct Of the little game. This
sDt 0! thing cant go on forever, and the
TINA has come to reason together.
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THE gallant Nlississippian who turns his
back on an Internal Revenue Collector
shin went in under a misapprehension.
When be found there was something more
10 do than % sit on q store box and spit
at crack for the drinks, hc very nobly
threw up the sponge. The fate of Sykes
is an awful warning to too previous Demo
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un. McCAsLlS, wife OF ex-Rev. Mark
G, NcCaslin, testities before Youngs-
orn Jury that her husband beat her over
Ss head with volume of spurgeon's
sermons. Spurgeon's sermons are noted
n, their crushing force.
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WAsnlNoroN, June 10,-Americus War.
den, the new Supervising Inspector Of
steam vessels for the Seventh district
(which embraces the Ohio river and Its
tributaries above Carrollton, Ky.) is q res.
ident OF Cincinnati and is employed in tho
business department of the Cincinnati
Enquirer. Hei is brother Of Judge War.
den, formerly private secretary 10 Pfesi-.
dent Johnson.
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C,ni aIino, shut Down,

PIrspuRon, Pa, June lG.-The coal
mines Of Walton & Co. and o'Neil & Co.,
at West Elizabeth, have shut down in.
definitely, owing TO the depressed condi-
ton Of trade and the overstooked markets.
Other mines will suspend operations this
week. About 1000 miners are idle.