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roprrRED WITH PowDEkED GLASS.

YouSGsTowN, July (Spcciat. - Thomas
nyus aye TWO ana a-nali years. Of Thomas Dayn-
nutcber here was taken vioiently Ill with hemorrpase
y, tbe stomach he had eaten part of a bun That
10, of ,he ban not eaten at examined and WAS
,o,ns 10 contain minute PARTICLES of glass; ihe emu
"a .,ao h,lf the ban before he taken sick tr Is
10 'vr nut IL Ia not thought That lie VIII I'VE more
So sn Gay or so longer. The BUN was bought al a
s s.a,..an bakery and the baker Processes pro
d ,s,narauco As 10 how tho glass came 10 be III
4 LA
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W. 2. LIBBY.

W.P Libby, an old citizen of Brooklyn, died
a; Ma home No - First place yesterday after hnger'
ing illness He BROOKLYN more than thirty
years ago ami engaged in active business until In
crsasng age induced him to retire. For number OF
years he was president Of the Peoples Gas Company
He was a director IN City National Bank aud served
az member Of th. Brooklyn Board Of Education lie
was an active member OF the south congregational
Inurch of RrnOkIEn.
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SUICIDE OF An AGED Man.

TROY, July 3.-WIlliam Henry, a somewhat
characer the father OF twentyJur children oy
two wives commttei suicide IN Grecenbush last night
by cutting hIs throat with tazor. lie had threheheu
sr mofn- 70 XIII himself aud long tme ago ne wrote
or mi,utr directions for iuJermenI he was ABOUT
seventy nve years Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

CLERKS DISCHARGED FOR 7HROFIyG DICE
Thirteen clerks in the Registers office cee-
brated their first Saturday halt-honday yesfer-
day by throwing dice for dia-
mond ring OF ex-Aldermsn kirk
threw fifty -four claimed the ring hut could not grtt
rne contestAns then appealed 10 Register Reilly VINO
promptly discharged all o. those engaged In the trans
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By me sun
.ecnnd contribution from
,ores ralcott No. 10 Frankyn-st .-.--.....-...-.

l. l. t,uanap, Who is working among thr "ralths
nr .n,on.r r. Of st. Francis AayleTs church. ana has Al
r. nv r,,.a 800 Will preside a. meeting ms even
,u, Al NJ 50 West xtrruth-si TO raise more h"hrJ'
Ihr general pubic meeting al the H"iLAh io"AT,
a,',7 H. mana ly u-id MOncay evening" 1, postponed
ms ne uut Tuesday account OI the f"uf1h oi July
celebrations tO-lnOrFO".
~ 600 for The Irish Parliamentary Fund Ihls m"Ars
81 OOO when has been Ia sell Dy ihs bro"e'y 49,
go E,lhrr Malone, treasurer OF the republican
I,a Ennn ~, ina, be viii nave sent $1,000 ny To-
morrow nj ht ana that iulIy T''o"o VIII 10 0O'e''
rnrnu IN that committee Dy mat TINE.
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y.vr1.Y FFvEB on sHIPBOARD

PHILADELPHIA, July tSpecidl.-The bark
Fdea from Port Depax has been detained at the lsza
retto. TWO OF the suffering from hayu.V
,avsr The n en- have been taken TO The EosniaL The
.cnuoners Bessie Whiting ana VIM Is. wood from
C,rd.n A. have a. detained Both said 10 be
be ia AL uusauiLAry condition.
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HORACE A. WHITNEY.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Horace A. Whitney,
OF New 0rk the Treasurers Office died sud
denly about III o'clock this morning from an attack OF
apopexy At his house IN Eleventh-st, between and
ats He was employed in the cash room about twenty
one years and promoted tho office Ot cashier
little over year He was on duty yesterday as
usual aud seemed IN particularly good spirits.
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y, latter wa. ,susn:ns in s m; IN that
acting as =. 1,snsensns over reqsiston
With The case referred 70 Toe
wH0 ys sa' ; with e rI
heaven: me- army you are vim hearty every
yoarse me Isme 81 .' !, h in a row with ITSELF
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ohNIRAL PARK IhPR0VkuFyTS

lh0se who attend the cono.r, in Central
m 81 .SS c1y WI rHd the fountain aevond tns mall
AIons shsss .s w.. specimens cnoes water PLAZA
~ ~. ne due flower OF the sacred ,, ~ . Lions
Nns ,n.i a...A oeen carefully trimmed and the
"'''ASAS the mall lave undergone the arch
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.,.rrnAn nr rHE RkY. j Z. MrLnOLLANp.

FUyERAL OF TIE REV. j. E. MULHOLLAND.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3 (>pecidD. The fun
ara nj, IN. Rev James h. Munolaud. rector OF st
pa,rck Church this city who dirdn Acxan lria Egypt
,oos nsace thl, morning. The held ia St
p.trcss Church, which was heavily draped in blacA
MANY III tin guisned Cat"oHc cergymen we're present
IT, Snt.rn,.ul WA. I'D tnc OH Cathedral Cemetery.
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o.p,. pFopLE Confident or SUCCESS.

The Cable Railway people are looking lot
=, -, ultt,n.f, success ia the 1Ou II OF Appcair'
wher tnry expect present theif case III Oc.onef.
sI- - -hau lie coun-e OF the company. was served
yr.r,y win tue order "f the bcneri Term . tue u
,,rr,us our entered Thursday refusing I'd cNhn'n
~ 49,, ,1 ,ns able Commissioners which approved
ms AMIR. sv-trm of railways ia TINS cy--omo seNenJ
miles-as proposed ny Mayor hnsons naPa 49, an
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the rrocss. They were planted twcntysix year. ~
ws.n SSsy were slender saplinss ana no ,ney
.r,xsi TIA dueet American ema Tho iowet otau
70 tsndency TO grow at right angles. ana py cu'"ns
,n"ss awav a natural arch 10 maintained
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KINGSTON, July 3 (Spccidt here was
great rush to the CasNls to-day II Il estimator "A'
nearly 900 visitors went up the ster and Delaware
ros dnrtnc the dav and In the evening train on
rhe West SHORE was run In sections Eight parior
ears were taken NJ the mOunfain' ana hearN -
many more per-ous went 10 from CaistL Tho mouA-
Tin trmterature mas averaged about 10 1O-iay
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CHEAP TRIP TO EUROPE.

Thomas Cook & Son, No. 261 Broadway,
Sew-York announce a trip occupying mouth. to sail
on July "a, including opportunities 10 visit the eIh-
billions OPEN at Liverpool, Edinburgh anu L"huou'
With a visit TO Paris Every necessary expense Gov
cred by the ticket costing SIVo For rteasrs
LAem. -
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TIE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDfCArIONs-FOR 80 HOURS
WAsHINGroN, July 4.-For Maine. New
Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts,. Rhode Island
aud Connecticut, warmer, tsr weather, variable ~ihds
For Eastern New-YorK Western New-YorK. Eastern
Pepnsyvaula. Western Pennsylvania aud New-Jersey,
fair weather. variable Winds stationary temperature.
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CAPTAIN WILLIAM F. sHAyKLASD.

PHILADELPHIA. July 3 Especially. - Captain
William r. shanksnd died last night at MS nome n"
COS Mount yrrnoust., sixty-hve. He began life
a. comman der in the merchant marine service and IN
Il Gl he entered the Navy ami rose to the RANK oil
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GRAND EXCURSION TO YELLOWSTONE PARK
An excursion party for the above, including
a trip through great lakes is being organized oY
Thomas Cook son. No. 26l Broadway, Nrv-lorx, 10
start August IA neIi, occupying twenty-nve oaya
includes All expenses. -
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PROHIBITION CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
PORTLAND, Me-, July 3.-Aaron Clark has
written letter to the Prohibition State Committee ac-
cepting the Prohibition nominal for Governor.
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cr1EBBATIOy OF TIE FOURTH.

VIENNA, July 3.-The American residents or
Vienna ebrated the Fourth oi jag ia ADVANCE o",
with BANQUET at the Kahlenbcrg Hotel. Ioasts were
by Mr. Juss.n Uniteu states Consult ienera
Nj Mass Vice Consul.Cenersl; ana ORA Caldwell ana
n.,Nla
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SUPPOSED TO BE DROWNED IN QUAEcHY LAKE.
CHATHAM July 3 OSpeciah.-Frank Watson
and Carrie Harvey went rowing on Qleechy Lake As'
night Early TINS morning tao 30 t was found PaF"aHy
filed with water and Wa.on's hat was Gostng near ~
but the lake has been dredSed Az Jay al VAIN Io '
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1RIBusx OryIcE. July Al = m.-Ths changes In the
barometer f-sterday were slight Inc temperature
ranged betwssn go and $780, the average G7'). being
90 higher than OIL Friday. ..
FAIR or clear and warmer weather may be expected
to-day ia this city anu viciaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

Brierr n. J.-Hoel csrteret and furnished cotta1eA
Boating and st bathing Refinement and good tasa
Thirty tralns Half rates Tor July 3d. sth aud 9Th
Persons o mountains summer
vacation should provide Themselves with bottle
of
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Tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


this tenhs
divisions time for the % hsars
line oscillations
Inc srcury duriag Tbs dotted linz
Had
brsaa~
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was sccde ay shot BY Charles Weeks Of No 2s5 MO
pouGail at Drookisn while the Was tryinf TO
birna Is In critical condition at st Marya Hoapuh ins
physicians have been unable to extract the bunek
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INDEPENDENCE DAY IN FLORIDA.

DEFrN1AK SPRINGS, Fla, July 3.-lndepend-
~ nav wa, c.icDr.ted to-day with great ceremony by
tha arss,t Gro wd ever assembled III FLORIDA lhe gray
ana nine H. ngleI Ia dong honor 10 the day
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POSSIBLE DEATH or M6S. KE1PER.
urs Charles Kemper. OF East Ncw-York. VINO
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GOVERNOR HILL TO TAKE YACHT CRUISE

ALBANY, July Ex-Governor I'LL SUR gu 'ni'
afternoon for staten Isan under an INVITATION Oh MI
p,.,,s Vinan He Will remain Mr. Win ms guest un
T.. 81 49, when be returns to Albany Monday
sns rusaasy viii he spent In a yachting cruise.
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ACCIDEYTALLY nor BY AN AIH'0CH'
Jacob Cantor. age sixty-one, carries on
..~,rv bu,,nes. Al No - Hamilton ave-. BrooKYn'
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the amended Cantor act which. there was NO clause
IN 10 giving II immediate efece VIII nos 20 nto opera
tior until next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

Bay OnIV tho BeSt.
The Gail Borden Eagle Braai Con lsnssi MIX
as a fool for IafAnts. has no equal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

Landlords Perfume. EienIs
Lundbsrg's Perfume Marrchsi Mel s0IA
LnndDorg's Perfume. Alptn, Violet
Iwudhors's Perfume rily OF the Valley
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6psnll NotIe.s


A. Hamilton vocation Organs
and reduced Of these ATtuSrumeDts are now
OIL exhibition the wareroDhs N0 IS last 25dst
Durham OF House Drainage.
Best plumbing Used the hnest Dulldlnga such rs
NhW-YOKn tAstorlCAN GER HOsPI rAI.newCENIU Rf
MAGAZINE JlililiG etc Cost eIls re lIce1 CneApet
wor. tor 50 Ill send for new panplle@
DURHAM hOU-c d RAIN AGE CO.. IJ5 10 W 2Ithsc
Hank. uson's steam Carps, Cleaning WORKS
l5East 97Cn.st v Y. ESTABLISHED 1911 OrIer5 ~ liub'
'th"rwlse pro nptlY sttenloISJ.
Uou.e On .de self venaIng and cool at small c)st Inquire
anu detail requirement. BOX Jo1. " 4 Cltf r. o.
Parauei Floor, aud Wood Carpets SUITABLE tor every
class Of room " "a II :, y :, "A
293 5th.aye.. BET 3Oth All 3lst SIS
Randei. Baremore 4 Billings
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF
Ola NJ On DS,
MANUFACTURED OF DIAMOND JEwELIY
! II AnIrey' .st. DO born Circus LDIIoA
O---.--.--
The undersigned will reward tie who ~i give her
any inlOrIna, concerning que has. -llnon -.
other paper please copy.
.uprr,luou, Iiair.-Mme. JULIANs SPECIFIC Is tao
only untlng remedy for removing radically aId per IA
nently all annoying DISFIGUREMkNIs from the Laps,
cheek Chm &c. without nJurins tle s9n Can Of
addless Nine. JULIAN. No 4, East -Oth-st y. 4
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DIED.

AH notices Of marriages muH be iaaorseI sh fII n1ns
aud address
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,MlIoL enNDIC.rr slLn.


"..f.H .| 900" INuIu.NNr
At.uN. July GA suit wa. i.cI
to duy Zoo tb. uit,I ~tatci court N
pu'uDt-Ntiumc, kicncrr against
\uI- lHb,H,l. Nhucr Taylor, e.. u.
tnrWrI mdIN Nprwrll. composing
th. ucW capitol syndicate. also Gus
Mi'hr, -uh.uutr1c,or. charging them
with 1000 alleged violation of % uited
-tlue statute. entitled "au nctto pro.
h,h' l.m immigration mwi imrortA
ton oi Foreigners and nIIcu- under
contract to perform labor iu the
lWici state. uuI passed
fcmruar, 2i, 1855 The c.nrgc
d.cLc. tat Gus Wilhc, act.
ng tor the capitol -Nudlc,t. ,uj
through agents dil uulaW iulA pro-
pm, ihr pn .ugc and solicited uul A-.
sisted iu llu transportation ON euat
number ut Hliicu4 aud foreigner ltr
suit Was mudr Ht the lu.tgutiou ut
ihr tWshl- ui uboU Who claim tlnt
.bu- Nuhr, Imported lUu ~cDtahmru
lo Wutn go the granite quuir, at
lururt ihn men utc there ut Wuri
nov, hut MIR WiIbo. -ny, hc hs.l uu
contract with them. That they vmc
iu uu ."crtr advertisement m h,iu,
aud iurrl"u papers, asking tor rrW-
iir rutrt-. uud stating tho wage. lt
would ruN The penalty is NOT more
ihWn tDu.u inr utuh person thus ,m.
ported.
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ErNuiND, Pa, July 49, \ Young
Womuu.uithrr iutoNicutcd or dtuggod,
was found wandering ina maudlin
condition about the streets OF the
city ut 2.aJ O'Clock This morning. At
the police headquarters she gave hcr
unmo u- Jenny Knight, and said That
she had come from l'hilalclphiH with
= man from Allentown, who had
promised to marry her upon their ar.
rival here. After u -hurt walk and
drinking some soda, her would-be
husband suddenly Disappeared, Her
pocket book was gone, the man hu'
ing robbed her. and she diduo know
ANY one iu the city. She l. 300, Inns
durk o,c.m mi hair nud wears d bInck
-Ilh dress. She WAS quite lII this
fuUruIu..
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Nrlnc LhnrnllnnnI rnln,.

SPARTA, Ul..lulyl3. Tho mcmbcr-
ofthc school board hero are ncug
sharply criticised for employ ing us 10
teacher m one og thc primary dee
p rtmants % lady who b. ntousump.
iur There i- Udivcr-ity otouiuiuu
among Physicians u- To- whether COLI
SUN ptiou Is contagious. br. Mar
shall. who .- president ut the board,
Iucuuc- Co the hchci that iti- not, aud
that. even 10 iiwcrr. the tcnchcr'- case
i- not advanced To- that stage
TINT would render her case danger
ou-. considering the fact that the ven
uIntiou of the room ia perfect the
entire volume ut mir being changed
every titccu minutes Olhcr phy-i.
ciuns iu the city believe that the die.
ousc J.. contagious. The public fear it
u they douot believe II, aud it is cN-
pootcd that number of citizens will
fuse to scud their children. Miss
Mary Baird, whose appointment has
raised this breeze, b. 10 mo-t cstmA-
bile young lady. httcd in spccnl
manner iur primary work aud has
given universal -a,i faction fuf somc
Years past.
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mcn,, Tnllurc ~ >ngnr.

NEW lonk. July l3 -J. DrRiVcra
~ Co., an old and well known sugar
importing house, established nearly
iilty wears ugo, with hruurhc. nt for-
to Rico. ~uuto Domingo, cuba aud
M,Nipo. assigned yesterday. The firm
nuIcd iu 1851. but settled ali claims
iu lun, paving ten per cont ever,
sixty days. This former failure.
together with hcnvy cousigumcuts ol
sugar upon dun market, is sup.
posed iu ho the lending cause of tlc
failure No definite information u-
to inhiluc. is uhuluuhlc ~ thc
resident managing mcmhrr of tine
Iirm has mot lDru seen since Thur
day. aui 10 s.. icarrd his Gunucul
trouble Wa, hn,o uii rcd ui- miud.
lIr htd lu.t returned from ~un,o po-
mu4u Estimates ut the liabilities
VARY 900 the way between SanuUu amt
S'Ouuuu. The cHpilAl of the firm
WAS S3Ouu'p.
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,uA>iirIIs riI,.
Hitt'r Hs ~ WAS, iIuN ~" und 10
Ink"It, NoI"ns NOIVus.

rprn.al 300 ihu Ha'nlp'f'
GATEsyurLE 1fN, Judy l2-Coop.
cr, who WAS -hut by Wan Wiuklo
some limo ago, +. dcad, and 1t is
thought thnt Van Wiuklo cannot pos
-lbIy recover
Cr,nhl had to swallow lsos.
pill IL, thr precinct convention last
saturday II wn- mighty bad, but
the doctor mo pnppirl said wo must
tHbcl lt which hc managed 10 do 30.
ln-l 1N'uriny mpIuiug, Dr. j. Is.
Cmulil gathered zap a few Martin
mru. and tried tu hold convention
nj thr Ilrhhchi bail, but ~ soon n.
the people found out that ho was
trying to oyor.rlIo their rights u.
cit.lru-, they quietly ullcj tho hall,
and yotcl II down. In tn- "cutAud.
dric1 Way Marion Martin was
beaten In precinct 80. Z, aud IT.
eleven icIcgpto- woro instructed Tor
Ross, Wo have not yet heard from
nil tho precincts, bat those heard
from are for Martin II is thought
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the looi-icps of their rpuuli.
,au predecessors un this gfcat
question. President Cleveland
Wn4 greater than the party which
hud elected him.
Miller OF Tennessee, favored the
resolution.
Mckinley. ot Ohio. offered q, an
Amendment the following proyi-o.
Provided that the sum Of 100000
WNI herein excepted and reserved. the
amout was purchased by the .uI,oi
boud- Goo the amount of intNUlu1O
aud tho balance 70 reservation from
revenue under the authority otau act
nt january ilth. 1850, entitled. au net
tu PROVIDE for the resumption ui
sprD.N payments. which shalt Doe muin-
uiu.ds. provided by -uid ac. aud
set apart tor the purpose ot rOIccm.
ing legal tender notes OF
thc I uIiol state, when presented tor
payment al smd fund shall uH' Doe
used iornny Other purpose
N,tNcc. of Iowa. offered nu vu .ud-
mrui reducing the grccnhack tcwryo
io s.uy0nulO. Pending further ac.
'luu the committee rose ami the
house then adjourned
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tW,N.u, July la The mpmgor.
cot western roads urc iu session to-day
deliberate upon th, proposition of
President Cuhlo for % pool Of Uu
iuc-. 'ilc following roads are
represented; NurlhWrtcru, Alton,
Central iowa, burlington, Milwaukee,
N ST. lpuL Book Island, s.. Paul,
Minneapolis ~ Omnhn, Northern
rncitlir Misrou-cu Central, \. T.
puUilIr, Minnesota ~ ~ Louis, llii-
mon, Central Wabash. Missouri
rpcllIc und the 1ulcdo, rcuu,Nyana
~ WUr-lAW. Opposition to Cables
plan developed "a. the outset ON the
theory that 10 would prove unwcllly.
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Peabody aud salem wa. FULLY organ
hcd thi. morning In accordance
with vote of the knights ot labor.
at their meeting last evening, the
men refused to 80 To work IN these
shous where the notice of the eNecu-
tive committee had been posted
lm- affects not ouiy the tanners bat
hkcW i.c the inferior help. There are
ulty-tour tamcrics which employ, ON
an average. iitty tanners. The strike
includes tcaustcr, and Others. There
are only three places. n far as known,
where notice was not posted, over
5000 mon are idle. and both side. arc
firm
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oAUGnrnI LIGIIrNING.
Dnnsrrs of Nrgic'ti"g T." watch III.
II,ctrir IIght wares.

n nv " N" TIt"TT"T
Ium Womu 1o,, July IA
wire whi.n bad been torn from ils
fastening by the storm, inll across nu
electric light wire to-day, aud when
at q o'clocs the hight was turned on,
a horso belonging to the Grocery
company, stepping on it, was thrown
down with great violence and lay IN
the gutter quycriug iu every hbro
Theodore Berry and I'd WagEormar
rricd 10 relieve tho horse aud were
badly shocked. WARgormans YES
and pants being burned by the cur
rent The horse ia badly hurt
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What thc Foreigner, nrc Doins
INornLr AIrNnIN kL.rrDNl.

TROUBLE AHEAD ~ ktNTuDkA.
ST Lort-, july Ia.-Thc situation
At Grape Creek Illinois, wlcrc
miners Arc ON ~ strike tor higher
wages, becomes more serious every
day, Although NO actual distur-
hau,c has occurred, lt cannot loug hc
aNcrtcd, for the strikers are deter
mined that no luborrr~ except them.
selves shall work ia the mines, and
the operators lust a. determined Tint
they wiil conduct their business with
ont interference or dicRiiou from
any body of men. \ force OF thttv-
i've deputy shcrlll- constantly guard
the mines. \ large number Ot plan.
t1tiou negroes were brought from
kcntucky last week to take the -trih.
cr. place, and remained at work uu-
mOlcstcd until Yesterday, when white
miners tu the number of goo, armed
with rifles, shotguns. rcNoiNcr- aud
clubs, marched In "a body to the
mines, aud demanded of tho negroes
that they return whence they came.
After IN extended par'cy. during
which the mu-t intense excitement
prevailed the colored men marched
to Dauvilic, some miles distant. where
they viii consider carefully, tho ud-
visibility of continuing az work
In the meantime the mines
are idle and the strlk"rs Hrc Iuhilaut.
should the negroes decide TO return
and fulfil their contracts with the op.
orators. riot and bIoodshcd would
undoubtedly ru.uo. The mining
companies have cioclcd from their
houses al ct the strikers aud their
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giIL wIAIIIIH.
Indlcniion.foI To.Dny.

WA'uNorus. Iag llr-F0f IgIy. local
flus followed D." fair weather stationary
Temperature, W.uis variable
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tui,II1N.


io>upN. lmy iI. lurd llprtiuy-
ton made 70 -p"reb last Night ~ a
mas. iurriue no bvIu, llr said the
result u' the election nnuudnutly
Iu~uurl tue nDutu OBJ, himself aud
hl- tc.loW actors Au Irish mrlin
mcut hr t'rttrd. Wuu.d dt-uul the
integrity vi thr gtwt empire rs
lri-lmvu lwu D,ru taught To look
upon -cpuntIuuu- thr uuN condition
of Mtuu prosperity The, had been
taught tu disregard rights OF proper
% mii individual freedom rhc
IhrucilItr' uvNrr attempted tuiurmu.
late % -rhgwr ui humr tulr. rAruc'l
hnd worked N Wrlumcuur,
methods, hui iNc speaker doubted II
they W,rc constitutional ours
lrhrrr- liv-Idv- adopting - course
ui uh,truDttuu. Mr.. luruci had nc.
crpnI an nllHutc with lcnian
ul. tuftaUuu- 60 America aud lfr-
aud Lord harrington said that hc
dId mot know tbr terms ,i that ul-
linurr cot thr ,NuJ relations oi Nj.
PHrrcll with lrnHu leaders, but that
II was mdcuGhlr q ut there existed.
through tbr land league means oi
communication virtually uniting the
whole movement into uur body.
. Doe we'll known objects ur 1t
were nothing short ut com.
plrtc Independence mud separation
aud the establishment ut ma indrpcu
dent Irish republic 10 was uotori.
uu- Tint thu majority of the lcuicr4
of thc movement up,uN declared
thNf NI IuHu.Is II.Iu.lIttt tttIput.