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MRS. MAYBRlCKS CASE.

Important Letter From an ANALYTICAL
Chemist-The Laneet's Opinion. =
L1yERPooI, August 15.-Mr. Stewart,
analytical chemist, Of Glasgow, who was
prepared TO testify at the trial Of Mrs.
Maybrick, recently sentenced to be
hanged for poisoning her husband, and
whose evidence the condemned woman
said was kept back, has written letter
In which he says Mr.. Maybrick died
through bis own secret habit Of arsenic
drinking. -
The London Lancet, the noted medi.
cal journal, publishes five column re-.
view Of the trial and comes to the con-
clusion that the evidence warranted the
varflink.
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Won't worE an E,lltOr,.

ATLANFA,GA, Augustl5.-The Brown.
sequard elixir was tried Tuesday night
on Col. Isaac W. Avery, a prominent
journalist for years editor OF the Atlanta
ConJliiation. Col. Avery has suffered
from wounds received In the war, aud
last winter was run over by a cab In
Washington. He Is suffering from par.
tial paralysis. DR.. E. II. Green tried
the remedy on him, first taking an injeC'
tion himself. So iar Col. Avery has OK
perienced no remarkable ELECTS, tht
only thing noticeable being a slupoi
like that resulting from oplates. Dr.
Green had high fever and was sick all
day yesterday, but was better last night
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ZASztBAn, August 10. European resi-.
dents here fear that riots will occur
during The MuSSOlmau celebration Of
their New Years day, which falls on
August 20, and are consequently much
frightened. A slight row occurred last
night a number Of Indians being
Ri[acEed by AluBeimans. The Indians
were panic stricken. The ring leaders
Of lhS attack were arrested and lodged
IN hfiann.
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EVIDENCE FOR MRS. MAVERICK.
Developments that May Result in Saving
her Life. -l- LII

Developments that May Result In Saving
NEw YoRx, August 15.-The New
York counsel for Mrs. Maybrick, now
under sentence OF death in London, To.
day receiyedale letter from Lawyer Alfred
MonCk, Of Notre Dame st., Montreal, in
which he stated that a Mrs. Yapp, an.
swering the description Of the Mrs. Yapp
who was the chief witness against Mrs.
Maybrlck, was obliged 10 leave Montreal
about three months ago to escapein.
dictment for perjury. AT that
time man named Malyin Smith
brought an action against his wife
for separation. Mrs. Yapp was tho chief
witness for Smith and gave very damaV.
Ing evidence against the wife. II was
shown, however, that Smiths mistress
and the woman Yapp had, with Smlth's
aid, plotted q conspiracy 10 blacken Mrs.
Smiths character aud prove her ali atlul.
teress, and Mrs. Smiths reputation re-.
mained unblemished. Mrs. Yapp fled
the country immediately thereafter.
She was. about forty years old and mar.
ried. fIl r. IN,
A well known lawyer, who arrived to.
day from England, states that while In
England he gave the MAVERICK case
careful study. II never heard such A
prejudiced charge delivered" he said,
"by q Judge In my many Year, OK.
pefienCe at the bar. Mrs, MaybflCkIa
lawyers could not get q hearing when
they endeayoted 10. l called 10 SEQ her
after her conviction and she presented a
pitiable sight, She exclaimed, 4 did
not DO II 1 did not do III My folly I
admit / was led a4tray BY q man Who
had an unnatural Influence over inc.
That was my only sin. l would sooner
have lost my life than hurt one half Of
my husbands head, =
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BOULANGBRs sESTBSCH
oeeAsionsd Little EIoitemsnt-wlll He Be
ExtrhdIted,

ooGAsIOnSd Little EIoItemont-wIl He 10
ExtradIted.
PANS, August 15.-The sentence i'm
posed on General Boulanger, Count
Dillon and Henri Rochefort by the Sem
ate court yesterday occasioned no ex-
citement in this city. This far the ut
most quietness has prevailed. The re-
publican journals are convinced that
public opinion will ratiiy the decree OF
the court. The conservative and Bou-
langist papers are sanguine that the
general elections for members Of the
Chamber Of Deputies will show that the
people do not approve Of the verdict,
II Is alleged that Waddington, French
ambassador To England, has been in
structed To sound The English Govern
ment on the question of extraditing
Gen. Boulangei, Count Dillon and Henri
Rochefort,
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pnddy HarrInglon Knoeked ont.

MlNNEApolIs, MINN, August l6.-The
Journals Eau Clair, Wis, special says:
j. W. Curtis, Of Duluth, and Paddy Har-
rington, OF Eau Claire, fought to q finish
this morning under Marquis Of Queens.
bury rules for $500 a side. Curtis
knocked Harrington outin the thirteenth
round. Curtis got first blood In the first
round and plainly overmatched his OPP
ponent. Harrington was quite badly
punished about the face.
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order TO, create a public sentiment,
which, Il possible, will condone Of
"My majority has not been entirely
wiped out and the dose must be re-
ANoTlER MATTER.

"In addition to the, teChnicalities be-
fore alluded to as resorted to by the
Democrats, let me give now an example
OF how the Democrats are avoiding all
technical questions, and how they yearn
for the right, II was agreed between
counsel that the depositions taken in the
Atkinson-Pendleton contest should be
copied and used in the Gubernatorial
contest in Braxton, Doddridge and few
Others, The copy was omitted till the
evidence reached the Clerk OF the House
here, Then q copy was taken and certi,
fed to by the Clerk and forwarded. Yet
st, Clair moved 10 exclude this because
It was not a copy made as contemplated
In disagreement, | don't suppose they
call this technically.
" have not heretofore believed, nor
will ! till II Is accomplished, that all the
Democratic members OF the contest COM
mittee and Of the Legislature will blind.
ly follow the commands OF the desperate
Democratic trlCksters In the effort to
subyert the will Of the people and steal
tho Governorship Of the State, This
question has grown TO be a national one,
and the reputation oil our State Is at
stake, ] speak not from a personal
standpoint, but having ID view the fu.
ture Of the State, her prosperity, good
name and fame, am determined that
these spollsmen shall not succeed, II l
can prevent II,
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( GROSS FRAUD ALLEgED.'
creditors Of an tFof Jonpauy Make ssn,a.
tinnni t,iaFpAa.

Creditors Of an troR U6mpAuy Mako ssnSa.
trlI tlOnAi ChargOO, nt
HuSTNdrpS, W. Va, August 15.=s
A short time ago tho Rtna Iron Works,
Of Ironton, Ohio, made application lot
q receiver, and The President Of the
company was appointed In that capacity,
Accusation was created to-day by the
tlling Of answsnb BY the Creek Iron Com
pauy and the Chaplin Mining Company,
both heavy creditors Of the KtnAWorksi
settling forth th1t thS officers o. thy
re6elyenLlp, and that the receiver wal
conducting the business Of the company
In al irregular manner with an intent
10 deifaud the creditors. The ElnA'I
workl arv among the largest In EaSterr
Ohib,
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WILL BE ApMIlTgD.
A Foreigner Who Fought for the UniOn
XnnIA In n SnlhInraI Hnmn.

A Foreigner Who Fought for the UniOu
WAutS In q soldisrS' Home.
NEW YoRK, August l5,-John McDoR'
ough, aged 90, a Union veteran Of the
civil war, at present in Glasgow, Scot
land, has applied for admission to some
soldiers home in this country, Much
correspondence has passed between
Consul Underwood and officials here,
McDonough served in tho Fourteenth
New York and also in the Fifth. He
has hononbly discharges but neglected
to take out citizens papers, General
Martin +. McMahone, Secretary OF the
National Soldiers Home has written
telling MCDonough to come on at once
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NJ, siyey and John Echols, Of this coun.
ty, and William Monroe, James McGTRll
and Arthur Cooper, Of this city, The
result will be known in a day or two
uNlYRRsITY APPOINTMRNTs.

Two Assistants Appointed on the Faculty
AChsmlst to be Chosen.
Special DilpaleA 70 la IattlIpWez,
MoRaANTowE, W, V4p August 15'-
The Regents Of the University to-day
elected Il, G, Steotzer, Of Wheeling, and
A, ], Hare, Of Grafton, assistants in the
preparatory department Prof., Elliott,
who has creditably filled the position oi
assistant for the past two years, tender
ed his resignation, and the above ap'
pointments were made,
The Directors OF the Experimental
Station is authorized to appoint a chem.
ist at q salary oi 81 200 per annum, The
Board adjourned this evening, but the
Building Committee Temains 10 look
over the bids for the new building.
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Express Robbsr ConfsssOs.

SACRAMENTO, GAL, August 15.-Detec-
tive Thatcher, Of the Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express, last night told an Associated
Press reporter that while at San Quintin
prison yesterday be secured full con.
iession from Jack Gorton, convicted at
Auburn last week, and sentenced ten
years 10 imprisonment for robbing the
express train at Clipper Gay. In his
confession Gorton implicated bis brother
In the robbery,
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GREESsBtRo, PA, August l5.-1t ID
confidently expected now that the
troublein thecokO regions will be Speedl.
ly adjusted. The superintendent Of the
Mammoth works OF w. ]. Moore 4 Co.,
signed the scale to-day and work WllI
probably be resumed there tomorrow,
Everything Is quiet al HeCla, and the
works are In full operation.
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A chIId K,lIed br MhIsky.

HIcxvlLLE, L. l., August 16.-A O.
year.old daughter of Jacob Mann, a
hotel keeper OF this village, died last
night under peculiar circumstances, The
child complained to her father that she
had slight cold, and he told her to 20
to her mother and she would give her
some medicine. Instead Of going to her
mother the child went to q closet and
took long draught OF whisky from a
demijohn. Soon after she fell asleep
and never awoke again. Two physicians
were called in, but they could not re-
vive her. An autopsy showed that the
whisky had killed her.
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coprrsl.lnAr Alllnes psnd.

HARRlsoSnURu,vAa August 1h.-1ton.
William Mines, il, died last night at !
o'clock, at MllnsS, Va He was born 10
England, and was biSLy.one years ol
age. Hs was elected 70 Congress In 1880
from this district and served one term,
He was proprietor ol the Mines Iron
Works, and was one Of the most prom
ineht business men oithat place,
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1illraln nas a WeeL,s 0raes.

BALTIMORE, Nd, August l5.-A writ
of habeas corpus In behalf Of Jake. Xii.
rain, the pugllist, was sued out before
Chief Judge Harlan this morning. XII.
rain was released In $1,000 bail for a
hearing on Thursday, the 22d inst. The
man sCnt by Governor Lowry Is expect
ed here tomorrow night, and will have
to wait week here before he can take
Kilrain down South,
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RAILWAY. N. j., August 16.-J. W.
Ackerman last evening shot, and proba'
bly, fatally wounded his son.in.law, ].
H. Thorp. The shooting was the result
OF family quarrel Of long standing over
the disposition Of $1,000, which ACker-
man claims Thofp defrauded him Of.
The parties are prominent and well
thought OF In the city.
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wo.tyirsinlans Al Washington.

Special Dilpdith 10 ne IhtelllptHetr,
WASHINGTON, D. o. August 15,-Mr
Charles NJ. shinn, Chief Of the Stamp
Division Of the Internal Revenue Bu'
reau, left for home this afternoon on q
weeks vacation to attend to private bus
Mrs. W. H. Chadwick, wife OF W. H
Chadwick, OF the Pension Bureau, left
Tor her home at Morgantown this even
ing Tor q iotnight's visitamong relatives
Fourth.olas6 postmasters were ap
pointed Tor West Virginia to-day as fol
lows. Belleyille, Wood county, s. B
williams, vice 3. Il. PennybaCker, re-
moved; Centreville, Wayne county, g
stump, vice Adolph 0Sner, removed
Hazel Green, RitChie county, L. .
snodgrasS, vice Ira $, Goff, resigned
Hub6ardStown, Wayne county, p. N
Neel, vice P, A. Powell, removed ona
Cabell county, L, w. Simpson, vice 4
i. Nelson, retnovedi Red House Shoals
Putnam county, George O, Thom9a
vice n. N. Thomas, retlRned Reedy
Roano county, L. W, Roberts, vice Il
i. Sayfe, removed; 81. Marys, Pleasant
county, Newton Ogden, vice Georg
Kelsall, removed.
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Russell Itarilson'a Libel suit.

NEw YoRk, August l6.--oounSOl ior
Russell D. Harrison made an application
to-day In Supreme Court chambers In
the matter Of the lIbslSuit Of Col. schuyl
ler Crosby against him. Judge 1ngfa.
ham denied The application, which wal
q afeluest 10 be permitted 10 examine
Crosby before ttiAl. The request lnvol
we'd questions Up detail el Tho Colonel'i
ptiYdte lie and lnanpIal condition. Y
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The Question o. AZ ApteSi Court.

LONDON, August t5.-1n tile House Of
Lords this evening Lord Fitzgerald AK.
cd whether tho Government would con.
sldetthe looeaalty Of constituting d Court
Of Appohl1 He referred 70 the May
brick caan ~ l0tclng the question uiion
thgpublIe mind The lord High Ohan.
celloi 1ald ho wa opposed 10 making tho
qutlllonn enh llol of discussion AZ time
When Tho public uaBURtilodit5,, -,
Baton Honohegll hald ihnl wrong a.
clslono were iafef n cfimihnl fa6in.
Nevertheless he tfunltd tli6 0oVefnl
ineht weald letloutly consider lhe mat.
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ADANUG OF DEATH.
A Tragedy Follows wedding in Coying-
ton, Kentucky.

ton, Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, ONO, August l5.-At a
dance following a wedding at Turner
Hall, iu Convlngton, Ky, there was
murder early this morning, The victim
was Harry Terlsn, aged twenty.one, son
Of a we'll known ieweler in Coyington.
About , o'clock this morning a crowd Of
outsiders forced their way into the dane
ing hall and a disturbance arose Ia con-
sequence, Terlan attempted to assist in
ejecting the outsiders, when a woman
struck him on the head with beer
glass and fractured his skull. Terlau
died at $3.50 to-day. The woman has
not been found and IL is difficult to es.
tabIish her identity.
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MtSSEArotiG, August THE sub.
sldlary High Court Of tho Ancient ordVi
Of ForeHlera Today voted 10 sever all
connection with the High Court 81 Eng
land and organize % an American HlRh
Opuft The differences arose over thI
admission 1i 00loted men 70 Tie order
the Engllsh Hlah Court lnslsllnR an h
and The Americans obieCtlng,
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. August l5.-
News has reached this city Of the ex'
plosiod Of an engine near NortonSvillt
In this county. II had been repaired
and preparations were making toi
thres6ing wheat when the accident oc
Cured. Jefferson Moonety was blowr
twenty feet and his body feariully torn
and John Kennedy aud several other
were injured.
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TnE VIRGINIA pEMOClArs.
Pill Mckinney Noullnatsd for Governor o
tho Second Ballot.

tho Second Ballot
RlpHNoSD, Va, August l5.-The
State Democratic convention met at 10
o'clock and proceeded to take second
ballot for Governor, Before tho roll call
was completed, Captain Phil W. Nc
Kinney was nominated by acClamation.
The convention nominated ]. Hoge
Tyler, OF Pulaski, for Lieutenant Gov
ernor by acclamation.
The convention nominated for Attor.
ney General, Il. T. Scott, OF Farquhar.
Basil B. Gordon, Of RappahannoCk coun'
ty, was then elected. Chairman Of the
State Central Committee, vice Senator
John +. Barbour declined. A platform
was then adopted, after which tho con.
yention adjourned sine die
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IOWA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
NOmInatss nutehison for GoVernur-wil
Ruthusiasm Over the Ticket.

NOminatss HutehiSon for GoVernpr-Wild
Ruthusiasm Over the Ticket.
DEsMoISEs, Iowa, August 15,-Thc
Republican State Convention resumed
It's session at 10 o'clock this morning.
On the 25th ballot Mr. Hutchison was
nominated for Governor,
The nomination oil Hutchison was fol.
lowed bywild enthusiasm, the waviugol
Aags and prolonged cheers. When
order was restored each OF the candl.
dates was brought into the Convention
and made brief speech,
The Convention then balloted for
Lieutenant Governor with the result that
Payner was chosen on the second ballot,
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pirrsBpRon, pAe August Is, The an
noungehent was made to-day Of an ad.
vance Ia fiesSemst pig Iron from So 30
a 10 per ton 70 Sl0 b0A II pei ton, The
adyanpe was made Ii view oil a rfehpeO'
I've qdSahga Ia coke and freight rates
The trade i looking tb and ID Smote en.
coutaging than formerly.
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MoniAnn Israltin I.lln..

MitEs CRY, MoST, August ID. The
ptaties q few miles To the North and
Southeast Of here are on Gre. The tltol
cover an area Of Thousands ol acreG
The timber north and south Of thS
town, which are separate from eaol
other, seem 70 have caught Gre blmulta,
neouDly and very probably struck N
lightning Sunday evening, =
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TUE MARSHALL TEACHERS.
Intsre.tlng Session. of their Annual Inst
tntn nj MnnnLsrIlln

Intsresting Sessions of their Annual Inst.
tuto at MoundsyIlle.
The Marshall county teachers insti.
tute, which is in session at Moundsyllle
this week, Is one ofthe most interesting
ever held in this section Of the state.
There are over two hundred teachers In
attendance and each is deriving rare en-.
joyment and profit from the sessions.
Wednesday and yesterday, the institute
greatly increased In numbers and
Interest, Wednesday morning Miss Ada
sinClairgave practical drill in language,
using class Of her own pupils from the
Moundsville public school, where she is
ateacher. The scholars showed wonder
ful proficiency, and Miss Sinclair demon.
strated that she was a thorough mistress
OF the situation. Yesterday morning
Miss Maude Jefferson gave a drill in
arithmetic with class Of her pupils,
showing her method Of teaching per.
centage. Herwork was very interesting.
Wednesday evening the teachers and
others gave an entertainment that,
while 1t was entirely impromptu, was
very enjoyable. "a little daughter Of
Pardon Harris, and Miss Minnie Shields,
daughter Of Prof. D. w. Shields, deserve
special mention for the excellence Of
the recltations they gave on this occa.
sion. The Court House was packed
with an appreciative audience. l
Mr.. ]. Nickeson, author, or compiler,
OF the Perfection School Charts, spent
the last hour yesterday in explaining
his charts. All were pleased, and one
was forced to think alter hearing him
that he indeed has a Common school
education in box, as some one ex-
pressed 1t.
The Institute decided by an unani.
nous vote 10 meet next year on the
camp ground at the time Of the meeting
Of the State Educational Association,
which will be during the week following
the Fourth OF July. This will be one Of
the largest educational gatherings ever
held in this part Of the State.
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ptTrsBuRen, Pa, August lS,-setlouS
trouble ora long continued strike las
been ayered at the Sligo iron mills by
the Hrm aCceOding To The terms demand.
ed by the employees. The muck bar itom
the Solar iron works will moi 10 used
hereafter and the men concluded 70 20
10 work this morning,
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FAtt RIVER, MaSsgAd l5,+Tht
President had thought that he might
meet Mrs. Harrison at Fall River aud
travel 10 Washington with her, but
she will not leave Nantucket
Till Friday, % he found before
leaving ManOhester He is timed
10 reach Washington tomorrow after.
noon, aud Saturday afternoon he will
start for Deer Park, whore he will stay q
short time before going 10 indianapolis
TO lay the corner atone oil o soldiers
monument, f'N '''ihN1i ~
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PHILADELPHIA Pa, August 15.-Wil.
liam Jones' Tor twenty years trusted EN-
ploye Of E. II. Butler 4 90, educational
publishers, Of this city, has disappeared
He is said 10 be $4,000 short Ia his ac'
counts. All OF bis effects have, II ID
said, been turned over to his late EN-
ployerS in partial restitution Of the
shortage.
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ws.t Point lyaadIaSlsl ll.aIaIued.

sptaiAl t,ipdi6 loAt lai,lllstpds.
PAAkEmsuAn, w.vAi, August l5,-
Seven candidates ior an gppolptuVnt "a
West Point we're examined here to-day
They were % follows, AmosC. Vaughan
from Kanewha Station Lyle D. Byrd
oi Reedy Ripple, Witt county william
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aOLp IN INDIANA.
I'm, Probably pOSS Not EIlSl in Paying
- IlMnnIiilHa.

Quantities,
CoLvNBus, 1Sps August 1O.-rhe re-
ported aad OF rich gold deposits along
Bean Blossom creek, in Brown Connty,
made by a Cincinnati mining expert,
caused considerable excitement In the
neIphborhood Of the alleged discovery
"A a not known that they or any one
hasvone from isclly 10 tho gold fields
owing 70 The doubt Of The people % tC
the truth Of tho miners assertions
There can DO no doubt that the preciou.I
metal exists along Bean BloeeoEl oreel
and other parts oi the county, but " Gal
not heretofore been thought that "
quantities were lulilOlent 10 JUSTLY th'
expenditure Of mining IL
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roRrbASp, ooS. August 10. The
United States Senate Committee on tfri
CATION aud Reclamation Of Arid Lands
Of which Senator steyArt, o. Nevada
10 Chalruah, have arrived here Iron
Puget Sound,
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A NnM AinhnEhIp.

LONDON, August l5.-The new steam.
ship FrysSland, belonging 10 the Red
Star line, was launched to-day at the
yard Of her builders, Messre, Thomson,
Of Clyde Bank, Mrs. MaFsllle, Of Ant
wefp, performed the christening cete.
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InItanlIy KilI0d.
AHpFANNF NA'VNs
Speeial Dispaleh q Ne IIteNtgalaer. .

spteEN DlSpdleN 70 We tWtulVtfFeF'
CAMBRIDGE, o., August l6.-Jamea
Engle, miner, aged forty, residing at
Dysons, stepped from %n excursion
train in motion here this morning, fell
under the wheels and was instantly
killed. u'
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NOW York RepublIeans.

NEw YoRx, August l5.-The Republl.
can State Committee met at the Filth
Avenue Hotel to-day and decided 10
hold the State convention in Saratoga
on September 26.
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tntnrnnl Ilstnnno peel.Ion.

WAsntSoroN, y. O., August 15.-The
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
issued clfnular prohibiting the retlllng
az the diStilleHep pi casks OF packages
reyiouSly used at ths same dlstillery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-16

The O, H. Il ", depot al Canal Dover,
o., caught fire from 1 spark from pass.
Ing locomotive yesterday, and was 10
badly burned % 10 neCessltate the build.
Ing Of d new one,