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| form a gynulcaJe OIL WlnuOW-glaSS manu-
facturers, the object being to advance and
maintain prices.
M. WADDINGToN, French ambassador at
Londoa, has protested on behalf of France
| against British occupation Of Egypt.
Instructions have been sent to papal
nuncios urging them to cultivate good re-
lations with the different governments.
A PERPETUAL injunction was issued by
Justice Porter at New York on the DIST re-
straining the Musical Union from punish
ing its members for playing in company
| with non unionists.
| WHILE firing the twelve-inch mortar OF
Sandy Hook, N. j., on the 2lst shell ex-
| ploded, killing a soldier named James
King and First Lieutenant Motcolfe, SUI
perintendent Of the work. Several others
were injured.
JUDGE DURHAM, First Comptroller of
the Treasury, in his annual report to the
Secretary of the Treasury, makes an
earnest recommendation for a revision of
| the law in reference to the compensation
of United States commissioners.
| GEORGE 4. SETTER, late clerk Of thc de-
! fuuct Cincinnati Board of Public Works,
gave bond in the sum of $500 on the
DIST in answer to charge OF making out
false vouchers 10 the extent Of S1,7oO. He
is under bail for similar ofTense.
BITTER feeling has been created in the
British garrison at Halifax, N, s., owing
to the refusal of the Catholic chaplain to
read the services Of the church over a SOL
der who died while drunk.
a SPECIAL from Green Bay, Wis, states
that the propeller w. L. Brown with full
cargo of coal for Depree, sprung a leak
and sunk in seventy feet of water off
Peshtigo. The crew escaped in a small
boat. She was valued atS33,00O Chicago
agents hold insurance on the hull and
cargo.
TIE Journal de 81. PeterSbourg says all
the Powers recognize Russia's rights in
Bulgaria, and that the peace will not be
disturbed
THE propeller Orcela, of the Red Line,
Lake Superior, running between Duluth
and Buffalo, caught fire on the Dist at Du-
luth, and had to be scuttled. She was
partially loaded with railroad iron and
lime. Loss on boat, $4,000 to $2OOO0 loss
on cargo, So, 600.
WHILE David Evans, aged fifty years,
and his son William, aged fourteen, of
Millport, Pa, employed at the Sterling
slate quarry near Slatington, were cross
; ing a tunnel on the 21st it caved in, carry
ing them down one hundred feet and
burying them under mountain of earth.
Il will take months to recover Seir
bodies.
THE Belfast police are to be reorgani2od
on the Dublin model
DIR. A. B. SLOAN committed suicide al
Greenvlle, Miss, on the 22d.
GENERAL GoURKo, military commander
at Warsaw, has been summoned to st.
Petersburg to receive instructions pre-
paratory to replacing General Kaulbars in
, Bulgaria.
THERE were one hundred and c hty
two failures in the United States during
the seven days ended on the 22d.
THE Austrian budget estimates show g
deficit of 100000 forms.
THE Louisville Sc Nashville swichmen
at Louisville, KY, are on q strike for more
pay.
GERONIMO and his band started on the
3 22d from San Antonio for Florida.
THE British dispatch boat, Imogene is
reported wrecked at Gallipolis in fog.
A BOHEMIAN named Martin Soukup kill
ed two women with and axe and burned
the barn and dwelling of his employer
=, near Cedar Rapids, Ia, on the night Of tn,
DIST.
FIRE destroyed the works of the Canadt
% Paper Company at Windsor, Ont, on til,
e 22d.
. Hon. JOSEPH B. CLARK, prominen
f citizen of Manchester, N. H., committed
suicide on the 22d.
THE National Convention of tn
Women's Christian Temperance Union be
gan its sessions at Minneapolis, Mimi, Of
the 22d.
GADBAY EFFENDfs recent note to tn
Bulgarian ministry is said to have been i
the form of personal advice and was un
o official.
e IT has been decided to sell the Inmal
Steamship Company's property for tn
4 lenefit of its creditors.
Y A SC HooI HOUSE in West Clare, Ireland
| w NhlNA NAAAANAN1A VI bpN NbOlCA NlllAei
. were, admitted was wrecked on the 22l b,
: unknown parties.
FOURTEEN persons died of cholera /
= Pesth on the 22d and two in Trieste
/. Thirty new cases were reported in tn
former city and twenty four in the latter
THE ageat Of the American Elk pres
e Company at Vermontville, Mich, wa
- bound and gagged by robbers ON tn
N night Of The p IT, who secured $500 fror
IS The safe and got away
y r. is though probable that the Duke O
C0nnauglt witt .succee o General McPher
; sou, deceased, as commander of til
Madras army
a ScHmEDr & MILLER's foundry, at Mans
r. Geld, O., burned on the 22d. Loss abou
M 100000; insurance, $4,000. ~. -
THE biennial convention of the PI
Delta college fraternity, which closed il
~ session in New York on the 22d, has de
:, cided upon Bloomington, H., as the plac
Of holding the next convention. The gen
eral council viii fix the day, IS
JAMES CRAFr and Mrs. Elna Brass wer