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LOOKS LIKE BUSINESS,
GoVSraor Beaver Issues a Proclamation of
Practical suggsStiona.

Governor Beaver Issues a Proclamation oi
Practical Suggestions.
HARRISBURG, PA, June l4.-Goyernol
Beaver has received an official report
from the State Board Of Health, in
which the district from the railroad
bridge over the Conemaugh river al
Johnstown to the mouth Of Greek river
is declared a nuisance, The Governor
now has the legal machinery and the
fund to apply II, and the work will be
pushed without delay, This afternoon
the Governor issued a proclamation, oi
which the followingis an abstract;
To he Public;
Supplies are furnished in abundance
and will continued TO be so furnished
without stint, Thanks to the generous
donors the world over. No one has
lacked, or will lack, II he makes his
wants known, food, clothing and shelter,
The propriety of using the money con-
tributed for the benefit Of individual
sufferers for the purpose Of starting men
In business might be questioned, par
tiCularly II that business should prove
remuneratiye hereafter. There can be
little doubt, however, that the
most useful and iudiCious ex-
penditure at the present moment for
the entire people Of the region
would be fund which could be used
or,puttlng up simple board shanties, In
which business might be commenced by
the courageous business men Of Johns.
town, who have slgnlaed their inten.
tlon ofremaining where they are. Credit
is rendered them TO any extent by
merchants In our great trading centres.
What they need Is simply u cover for
their goods and wares. Contributions
in kind, or specially designated for the
building board shanties In which bust.
ness could be commanded would be q
great boon.
One locality in the far west offered
days ago twenty-five carloads Of lumber
with the expressed intention oidoubling
it. Such gifts would be more than
acceptable at the time. They can be
consigned to Gen. D. Ii. Hastings, Johns.
town, Pa, who will see that they will
be properly distributed II designated
specially for that purpose, II persons
who have already contributed desire
that their contributions should be up.
propriated toward this object a single
intlmation from them as TO their wishes
will be sufficient,
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appeared to awake to a realization Of the
fact that 1t was mot safe to keep him in
the box any longer, In the five innings
he was there he had II hits with q total
Of 20 bases made of him. Kennedy was
called 10 to take England's place aud
had little trouble in disposlng OF the
balance OF Dayton'scontingent Rtthe bat,
Only three singles We're made of him,
and the three men he gave bases on
balls were more than Counter-balanced
by the six he struck out.
The audience present did net number
over 250, Umpire 0'Brien caused some
dissatisfaction by the severe manner in
which he called strikes on Wheeling
batters, and one or two base decisions
cause a howl OF disapproyal,
The full score was aa follows,
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the TRAMP PRINTERS.
They Find an Eloquent Champion in the
National Union,

lhOy blnu an Eloquent champion IN the
National Union.
DENVER CoL,, June 14.-But little bust.
ness Of any importance was transacted
at the typographical Convention
to-day, Among the recommenda.
tions Of the finance committee, are
commendatlon to the effect that mem
bers Of the local union dying
on the road while holding certificates OF
the International typographical Union
shall be buried at the expense OF the
Union, stirred up q brisk fight. Some
members advocated further delay
for the sake OF improving upon
the provisions for burial OF the deceased
travelling printers. The tramp printers
at whom the proposed provision was
hard fighter In McPhillips, OF Jack
son, Michigan. He contended that
a Iast number Of tramp" printers
are lying in unknown graves and will
continue to die unCared for In case OF
further delay. The Recommendation
was lost. The motion that the subject
be referred to the committee on laws
with ORDERS 10 report at the next session
OF the Union was fought supcessively
through stages Of Rrs toca and hand
votes, up To an aye and nay vote, and
was finally carried by IS ayes and Al
nays. AT this point the Union went
into executive session.
The Committee on Laws non.concur'
red In the McPhillips resolution TO make
any member OF a suhorinate union as
eligible for Office as for delegate, and this
kills the substitute that no one except
delegate or ex.delegate shall be eligi.
ble 10 an elective office OF the union.
Adopted, 90 to 8S,
There Is to be an effort to recon
slider the vote by which the Pres
ident's ruling that there Is no
vacancy in the Office was sus.
tained on Wednesday. Another attempt
will be made to overthrow the work
OF the Kansas City convention In elect
ing officers for two years. Ifthat Is sue.
successful, several candidates for Office
will spring up as II by magic, where
now not one can be found. Only the
great esteem for the present officers
and eEpressious Of disposition to keep
them in office can be heard. But II once
the bars are down, the delegate will have
several nominations to consider. A ses
sion Is being held tonight, but up to a
late hour nothing Of Importance was
transacted. They will adjourn to.mor.
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ANOTHER TEN INNING GAME
Won by wheslinE-LlyOiy Hitting ail
Afound- 0ihRr CInt,,eH

Won by esllaE-LlyOiy Hitting ail
Around Other Games,
The game Of ball at Island park yester.
day afternoon, between the Wheeling
and Dayton clubs, was won by Wheel.
ing by score Of 10 to II, AS the size Of
the score indicates, II was a game mark.
cd by lively hitting on both sides. The
fielding was not up 10 what 1t has been
here oil late on the side oi the visitors
Il was positively rocky. There were
times when the game was full Of Inter.
est, but az other times II dragged 30 as 10
be actually tiresome.
The home team started out at tacllpping
gait. In the FIRST three innings they
sized Munger up for eight singles and
two doubles, andthese, supplemented by
six errors, four steals, two passed balls
and q wild pitch, resulted In eleven runs
being made. II had looked "a though
Munger would l,e knocked out oil the
box, but for some unAcCountable reason
after that third inning, with the excep.
ton Of two hits made In the fourth
WulSu AAlltu w uNtht uul tuluht " huup
ing was unable todo.a thing with Mungej
III In the tenth inning, whom four hand
some singles were picked out Of his de-
livery, and assisted by two or three OF.
rors, the 1--WE runs were made that won
the game. with aotne 10 spare.
The visitors also commenced 10 hi
tie ball at an early stage In tho game
and In u way that kept tile WheellnI
Helden chasing the sphere till they wOtt
about ready 70 drop from exhaustion
England, who was ID the box for Wheel
ing was hammered by the visitors q
severely that at the end Of the flith Ia
ming the big lead secured by the hoin
team was completely wiped out, and III
score tied, England should have bee
taken out Of the box al the end Of III
third inning, II was q very unwlI
policy that Kept him there after II va
seen how he was being hit. A
II was, however II was ~
until he had been thoroughly explode
and Tue score tied, that the fnanagemVi
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Tic p.nnsyiyapla Road RepaIred,

PIrrsBuRaH, Pa, June 14.-U Under the
direct supervision OF the officers in
charge Of the engineering and transpors
tation departments Of the Pennsylvania
lines, two armies have been working at
the Johpstowp washopt, one from the
East toward the West, and THO other
from tho west eastward. On Thursday
evening the forces met and the last rail
needed to connect tho severed parts Of
the great thoroughfare, was placed in
position. The new track is substantially
built, and 1t will be gradually tested un-
til Monday, June II, when the great
trunk line will be opened aph express
trains with Pullman cars will again run
through in both directions.
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Tho AmalEamnted Assoe oeIatIon.


PITrssuRan, June 14.-Tho Amalga,
mated Association convention Is nearing
the end. The scale Is almost completed,
and after tho election Of officers the con-
vention will have completed It's work,
The session was devoted to the consider
alton oi the steel scale, which was finally
referred 10 the workmen In the various
mills. A communication was received
from a member Of the locomotive en-,
gineers asking that the association set
on foot a movement looking toward the
operation OF all trades unions and labor
organizations in appointing delegates,
whose special duty will be to watch leg.
islaLi6n In all the States in the interest
Of the working people. The commun'
iCatlon was fled.
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A rnrrihla aninIAa.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. y, June AZ
About A o'clock this afternoon an i'm.
known woman, supposed 10 have arrived
here on the $40 Buffalo train, commit
ted suicide by jumping from the race
way point In Prospect Park. In an In
slant her body was swept over the
American falls. Shortly aitefWafd II
was seen floating ID the fiyefand toward
the Canada side. The body was prop'
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Ilnornous f.os. n ,. ,;..... \,

n. sVIEHloH, WiSp' June 14.-A totrlble
.re ,iS., u sweeping the forests south and
S.si SSssoi here, and ualyss The weather soou soS
ready over S50O,O0O worih @ iyhuvrIIls, ~ .Ill, AZ AZ.
BSf5lSSSve vS SSve!IGysG, 9Isy,sI.,, The smoke from Tie
sSd wv vi. ullssIiCH y 9bbCuring tlle sun
vsS.sia S siShIuering Ill.in difficult The entrance oi
SvSsoI5 wss I, lnto Ll the harbor. A stronS wind
,Isi ms blowing from tue sontbWeSt iSSt I
W 1IIII t \ ana ". rural villages afo tllrSStenej
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srittyATEa, SliNN., June l4.-Bob
Younger, tho youngest Of the three fam.
Ous bandit brothers, is dying In the pOnl.
tentlary here, where the three brothers
have been confined for fourteen years
for numbering the cashier Of the Fipk
National bank Of Nofthheld, MlhH, The
physicians cay Bob can live but d lew
days longer Az
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TIE LUTHERAN SYNOD.
Meeting VI The National body in Pittsburgh.
RInnonas md ft,uenh Xyork

Meeting VI The National Body In Pittsburgh.
Finances and Church Work.
PlrrsDuRou, juno 14.-This morn
ing's session Of the Lutheran Synod Of
the United States was devoted TO the
discussion Of homo missions. The BIZ
cnnial report Of the Board, presented
by the Secretary, Rev. Jacob A.o. Lutz,
D. D., Of Baltimore, showed receipts ol
$07, ,l73 03 and expenditures Of $70,729 ~
during the past two years. The report
showed fourteen missions enrolled, lSl
missionaries, twenty.six new congrega.
tons organized, 1884 aCcesSionS aud
$3.50 members enrolled. Tho Contribn'
tlons aggregated $23O, ,0O6 02.
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CHICAGO, June14. George aud Charles
Sherwood, aged respectively II and II
years, sons Of a conductor on the North.
western railway, were drowned In tho
Calumet river yesterday afternoon, The
accident occurred near tho Pan.IandlS
bridge, Menplngton. The boys were
bathing and the younger ono got beyond
his depth. His brother went 10 the res
cue but both were drowned. The bodies
were feCOVefal,
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HEARD FOR TWENTY MILES.
Terrific Explo.lan Of Chemical Works,
Great Damage Done.

IeFflHc EApluttuh VI NHeWluHi WWAh'
Great Damage Done.
BRocKvIlLE, N. VI June 14.-This
morning att o'clock tho people Of this
town and district were startled by ter.
ritlc explosion, which shook the build.
lngs for miles around, 1t was caused by
the explosion Of the powder works be-
longing TO the Brookville Chemical and
Super.phosphate Company about two
miles belowtowB. These works, lol mer-
ly known as the Canada Powder Com
pany promises, consisted OF one heavy
stone building and three frame struc'
lures. Not q VCstage OF these buildings
Is left. The heavy masses OF buildings,
stone and large timbers, were carried
long distances. The Grand Trunk Rail.
way company had to send gang ofmen
to clear the stones OF the track a mile
away. In BroCkvillo plate glass windows
in stores and those in private residences
were broken; windows were also broken
in Moreystown. The report was heard
twenty miles away. 1t Ia not known
that there was anybody injured.
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DUBLIN, June l4,-Margaret Huston,
ono OF the persons injured in the rail-
road accident near Armagh Wednesday,
has died from the effects Of her injuries.
Business still remains suspended in
Armagh. The only sounds disturbing
tho dull monotony OF the streets are
caused by the frequent funeral pro-
cessionsto the church yard outside Of
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Canton Keeps up q winning OaIt.

The game ut Canton yesterday re.
suited in another victory for the leaders,
who are getting so high up in the per.
centage column that II will soon be q
matter OF imposslbility for any other
team in the League to overhaul them,
THE game that team Is putting up well
demonstrates the wisdom Of having a
good team at the start and keeping 1t to-
gether, The sprlngdelds crowded them
close yesterday, but they won. Score:
Ca sSnISII SGS:iS. ISi;;iSS.''''"''''. 9 9 90
iIit. Canton, 49, Springfield, Z; Errors Can.
WlttrOcG and Il, Westlake. umpire-JoneE,
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The First Sentence.

CtSclSNATi, o., June 1.-THE FIRST
workhouse sentence under the Owen
law, the law requiring saloons to be
closed on Sunday, was pronounced this
afternoon against Thomas u. white,wh
was convicted Of violating tho law Sun-
day, May 20. The sentence was twenty
days In the workhouse and hne ol
500, but q stay Of execution 10 July !
was allowed 70 permit the accused "a
take an appeal, The SaloonkeeperB
Association tonight resolved 70 assist
members who are arrested but declined
10 order members 10 violate the law.
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The oubernatorial contest.

E7IFEs'H7E ~ 1FN'FV'' 70 EsV 1V'ss'''VV''VF's
GRAFTON, VIVA, June 14.-Thc Guher,
material Contest Committee arrived yes
terday and arc quartered at the Arllng-
ton Hotel, except Chairman Kee, who
is stopping at the Central. They took
up the Brooke county depositlons to-
day and read 100 pages, but 1t will take
them nearly week to finish them and
reach any result. They are conducting
their investigation in the Arlington
House narlorA.
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WARRINGTON, D, G., June l4,-Com.
missioner Of Pensions Tanner, has ap-
pointed his daughter, Miss Ada Tanner,
to be his confidential Secretary in place
OF Geo. R, sQuires, OF Brooklyn, who
resigned that Office to accept q position
as timber agent In the general land
office. Miss Tanner recently graduated
from the Packer Institute In Brooklyn
and 10 the youngest daughter OF the
Commissioner
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A Photographers Suicide.

AptclaI DIp1ltN % nc IhltLllgeTotr.
GRAFTON, w Va, June 14.-Nathan
Banks died this afternoon from drink.
ing four ounces Of laudanum at Poe's
boarding house last night with suicidal
intent. He was respondent, but assign.
cd no cause for the act. He was pho.
tographer and the proprietor oil three
galleries at this place, Clarksburg and
Weston. He leaves a wife and three
small children.
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General scllotIsld unwell.

WARRINGTON, D. O., June 14.-Gen-
cral schofeld, now acting as Secretary Of
War, sent word to the department this
morning that he was not feeling well and
consequently remain at home. He has
been pretty bard worked Of late, having
not only hisown duties and to q large ex'
tent those OF the seCretary's, but also the
meeting and work Of the Fortification
Board 70 attend To.
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pRoytDnScr, r. l., sunc i4.-ThlB
afternoon Albert II. olnsy, member Of
the firm OF olney BFothetS, oil dealers Of
I South Water street, this city, and l40
Congress street, Boston, hhoE Martin
Mullen Just below the heart Ia the South
Water street store, Mullen died this
evening, Mullena vile was d domebti
In 0lney's family and had been protected
By Olney from her husbands brutality,
Mullen to-day attempted 10 assault Oln6y
and WAa Hhol while In the act.
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WASHINGTON, June The President
will take another trip down the Potomac
tomorrow in Postmaster General Wan.
amaker's yacht Restless, He will leave
here In the morning about 10 o'clock
and will probably not return before
Sunday evening. A number OF gentle-
men have been invited to accompany
him, including several members oil the
Cabinet.
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The Plug Tobaoco Trust.

ST. LOUIS, June 14.-The antitrust
law recently passed by the Missouri
Legislature Is creating gigantic trusts by
the dozens. The latest is trust Of
$25, 100000, which takes in all the plug
tobacco manufacturers Of the United
States. Their scheme Is claimed to be
one Of self.protection. All manuiactur.
ers will uell out TO the one company, and
then take stock to the amount Of the
valuation OF their plant. Ieggett &
Meyers and Drummond & Co., OF this
city, and P. Lorillard, OF New York, are
at the head Of the affair.
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A pl,i.hnrrh NIlillnnnirn panh.

PtTrspuRuu, June l5.-willlam Sem
pie, a millionaire dry goods merchant, Of
Allegheny City, and prominently Idcn'
tilted with various railroad interests in
this section, died al I o'clock this morn
ing, after a long illness, the result Of q
general breaking down OF his system.
Tho deceased was about 90 years oI age
and was self made man,
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A Cause For War.

LONDON, June 14.-Thc Zime corres-
pondent at Constantinople says that the
Porte has been advised from Vienna
that Austria regards the present hostil-
ity to Austria Of the Regents Of seryia as
q caSas beM and hopes that European
diplomacy will secure a moderation in
hostility. The Porte has sent six Syrian
battalions to Crete.
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ISplANAPoMS ISp,, June l4,-The
residence No. IA East New York street
was badly wrecked this afternoon by an
explosion Of natural gas. Mrs. Kilbourn,
WHO was preparing to take possession,
and three men, who were fixing the
pipes, were seriously burned, one Of
them, Frederick McGah, so bad that 1t
is feared he will die.
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Mr. phelp. snlls fnr Hnn,n .

BRRIlv, June 14,-Dlspatohes from
BremcnState that William W alter Phelps,
oneof the American commissioners to the
conference, will sail from that point for
New York on the North German Lloyd
steamer Fulda tomorrow.
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PARIS, June II, Tho striking cabmen
did not resume work this morning as
was expected, A meeting OF the cab
mon was held to-day which was attended
by NJ. Constans, Minister Of the Interior,
but no agreement concerning a settle
ment Of tho cabnen's grievances was
reached. The strike will probably be-
come general.
Twelve hundred cabmen who were not
among the strikers yesterday, met at the
Labor Exchange this afternoon and
unanimously resolved to make the strike
general.
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Fourth oln,, Po.tmnnt.r,

slecIdI DIIpdIfN % INf INItNEJellttF,
WASHINGTON, June l4,-Fourth class
postmasters were appointed for West
Virginia to-day as follows; Pioneer, Mar
shsl county, R, s, L, MCKimmel. vice
Alice l.. McKimmel, resigned; Raleigh
Court House, Raleigh county, A, NJ.
Prince, vice Joseph s, Hall, removed /;
White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier
county, George w, SurbeF, vice +, Gar.
ing, removed; Williamsburg, Greenbrier
county, ], g. Kesler, vice A. q. Handy,
removed,
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Do you suffer with hShltual OonStipa.
ton Or blllouBneBsH II %, try The pleas.
ant iiuit laxative, Elixir Of Dalea. II
will cure you. Sold In 30 cent bottles
BY O. n GoeIse, w, W. Irwin, W, "a
Williams, John Iaughlln. Logan Dfur
Company and Goodwin 4 Co.. Wholesale
Agenls,
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~
WeIt YlrginIa PensIons.

Special DtspateA 10 he InlellgHetr,
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 14,-West
Virginia pensions were granted to-day
as follows; Original invalid, Eldridge
O. Warner, Emanual Six, Andrew j,
Henry, 9, Lunan, Moses Bunnell Price,
Restoration, Charles 7. Caldwell. Orig.
inal widows, etc, Elizabeth, widow Of
Samuel Marshall.
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olau.na.Gael affairs in Brooklyn yester-
day, According to the Eagle Of that
city, they are OF the opinion that at
least one OF the men who murdered DR.,
Cronin, came direct to Brooklyn from
London, and that the details for oronin's
removal were arranged BY olan'na'Gael
men in that city,
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A Great HATH

Ss!,S1.I ~ G,ontlnqlally going on In thu human
lion. q ~ y,,Vn S',n victory over the CohstiLu.
iha vrsvo "a ,u" nealth 10 DIG Victims 10
iiIs ieaSi, ienyi q good reliable medicine
viz Iy htayVas ,s,gls sats!aphtllla IA The WEAPON
Ky si Wllleh 70 defend ones seli, dive
rsSio,a @ w. Psr.vo enemy from the noIl, and
e MAIL peace and bodily hOaIlii for
oIss. INV yeafs' Try this peculiar medl.
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ctAmpa of lllo nln.olo. tlnr.d.

John 1. Wood, Of straliord, Ont, was
cured Of cramps In the legs BY wearing
ALtcoCK's Porous pLAsTERs. Mr, Wood
aayBt
Some three months ago l waS taken
very sick With severe pain In tho small
Of my back over the kidneys. Tie pain
was excruciating. lapplled an ALLcOcK's
Porous PLASTER over the affected region
aud had relief almost within an hour.
Az the same time, In conjunction With
this trouble, had very great nervous
disturbance, affecting my legs with
cramps 90 ! could scarcely sleep. Meet.
Ing with such success With my back
applied q plaster under the knee on
each leg, and In three days was com
pletgly cured, and have never been
troubled In either way since. nav
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a UtonIn% % Mammal SIs.IlA..

onicAoo, June l4.-ArranVemOntS ior
iAT , big momotlnl meeting which will be
i neld on Juno 2S 10 commemorate the
murder o. Dr. Cronin, arc nearly com.
p.eeI' Tho managing committee has
. ISSUED Invitations 10 leading citizens Of
Wety nationality aud II "a expected
resenllyg men,
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A Farm Laboror Kills Five per,on..

PARIS, June IA shocking tragedy
has occurred at Toulouse. Alarm la
borer named Rouquet, who was employ
cd by Farmer Serbs, in revenge for being
dismissed, killed Serbs, his wife and
daughter, and two other persona living
nm thn farm
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OtNciNNiir, June l4,-Durlng a thun.
der storm this morning, two children Of
D. Dawson, q prominent carriage manu.
iaClutCr, Of this city, residing At College
them b ISsupPOsed % b0 fatally injured.