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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-11
VIOLENT STORMS
Pass Over Portions Of New York,
Unrooflng Houses, Tearing Up Trees
and Leveling Fences.
Ono House Picked Up and Carried
u Hundred Feet.
News of Great Destruction Comes
in Every Hour.
At oswego the Blow 10 Severe. aud 1t is
Feared That Lives Have Been
Lost on the Lakes-At
Other Places.

UTIcA, n Y, June lO.-Word is re-
ceived here this morning that a terrific
wind storm passed through Port Leyden,
Lewis County, and the lower portion OF
Jefferson County, about o'clock yester.
day afternoon, unroofng houses, ovorturn-
ing trees, fences and buildings, and doing
much damage. The steeple OF the Cath.
olic Church in Port Leyden was blown
down and one on the NJ. T.. Church
moved in such manner as TO make II
dangerous One house was picked up and
carried about 100 feet, an old gentleman
and lady living therein being injured.
The most damage was done in a path
about eighty feet wide. though trees and
fences were overturned in wide territory.
The wires arc all down and particular
cannot be obtained.
The cyclone was caused by storms com
ing from two directions and uniting north
OF this city. From the point OF uniting
the direction was noriheas,erly. The 10.
ports that come every hour bring news o.
greater destruction to property in Levi.
County and in the southern portion o
Jeil,r rson County. In Port Leyden the
buildings and sheds Of the iron work,
were totally demolished.
A special TO the Obserrcr from Camden
says that Mrs. Spain, who resided In the
town OF Florence, was killed by her house
falling upon her. This Is the only lata
case yet heard Of.
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A CONSPIRACY.
The CrOnin Coroner's Jury Certain.
They Do Not Want to Hear Any
Corroborativo Testimony.
Because They Arc Satisfied He Was
Ordered removed"
And That There Was Sufficient
Grounds for a Conspiracy.
Only Two Witnesses Are Examined. and
Nothing Of Peculiar Interest Is Re-
vealed-It Is Now Known That
Woodruff Drove the Wagon.

CncAGo, ILL.,, June lO.-Nothing of an
interesting character was developed at to-
days's session OF the Cronin jury OF in
quest During tho morning Michael
Whalen, the suspended detective, who was
with Detective Coughln when they met
Smith, the man suspected Of driving DR..
Cronn into his death, but did not arrest
him, and Thomas 0'Connor, n tinsmth,
were the only witnesses. Both are men,
bcs OF the Clan.ns-Gacl, bu, rigid cross
questioning failed TO connect them with
the doctors taking OIL.
During the noon recess the Jury held a
consultation with the coroner in his Office.
The talk lasted an hour and when IL was
over II had been decided that all witnesses
summoned TO testify, whose evidence
would bo but corroborstive OF what had
already been offered, should be excused,
the jury being In their own minds satisfied
OF the truth OF the principal allegation that
DIR. Cronin came TO his death ~ the result
Of a conspiracy. and that sufficient animus
aud motive existed W form y conspiracy.
Should any witness sn the list, the tesli-
mony Of whom would contradict anything
thus far presented, IL was desired that such
witnesses hc of course heard, us well as
those who have anything new. This
decision will doubtless shorten the inquest
at least one day.
At the afternoon session, James Carroll
and A. J. Jordan, Clsn.ns Gael men, were
put on the stand and examined at length
without bringing opt anything new or sem
sational. Thomas Whsl-u. brother Of ex-
Detective Michael Whalcn. aud a cousin
OF the iceman, wasneXtsworn. lie denied
being "a member OF the Can-na-Gacl. Pat
Cannon, the last witness of the day,
avowed himself mcuber Nothing oi
any Importance was extracted from either.
An afternoon paper quotes States At
iorncy Longcnccker Az saying "Wood-
ruff has told n straight story 10 the chief.
II Is now certain that he is the man who
drove the wagon, and COughlin and l.. U.
Sullivan are into II now"
| "Who does Woodruff say were tho othor
two men2'
"llc does no, know them"
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Prcslden,InI Appolntmen,..

wAsniSoToS, June lO.-lho President
made the following appointments at a late
hour this afternoon: Thomas w. Morgan,
Of Rhode Island. 10 BE- Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, yico John II. Obcrly ro.
signed; Boyt sherman, IT,, Of Utah, TO DO
Receiver Of Public Moneys at Salt Lake
City, Utah, Ncc G.. W. Parks, removed
Frank o. Hobbs, Of New Hampshire,
Register Of the Land Ollicc at Salt Lake
City. Utah, vice David Welsh, removed
Edward Q. Galtry, Of Pine City, Mimi,
Register OF the Land Onie nj Taylor's Falls,
Mimi, vice Lucas X. sianuard, resigned;
VIM. 9. Wells, Of Alabama, Register Of
the Land Office at Huntsville, Ala, vice
Frank Coleman, 30 b. removed; Ed
ward T. Chapman, OF Great Bend, kas.,
Receiver Of Public Moneys at Laredo,
Kas., vice Henry NJ Bckol, 70 be rc.
moved; Charles u. Iord, Of Colorado,
Register OF the Land OnIcc at Lamar, Col,
vice Frank T.. Arbuckc, removed.
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asked il the rumor was true as telegraphed
from Chicago to the effect that at recent
secret meeting there he told the Brother
hood he would never sanction another
fight, Chief Arthur denied making such
n statement. lie said something on the
general subject OF strikes which had been
misconstructed by his enemies and so
published all over the country. The sub
jcct OF grievances also came up for dis
cussion tonight, speeches being made
against doing overtime work, matter
which just now promises TO make trouble
on all the New England roads aud may
develop into an extensive strike, affecting
every road between Canada, Boston and
New York. Tho question has not yet
assumed a threatened aspect, but the tenn
per OF the men is in favor OF making n
bold stand against tho railroad companies.
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A Decision Against the Qaeen aud cres.

Nrw onlrASs, ta., June i0.-rhe Pic-
ovunSs jackson, Miss, special says' The
Supreme Court oi Mississippi, today, in
affirming lhc case OF the Louisville, New
Orleans 4 Texas Railroad Company against
the State. which was % conviction Of said
road by lho Circuit Couroi Tuuica County
ior failing Co provide separate but alike
accommolauous Tor the black and whiio
races. declared that the statute requiring
roads 10 provide .uch separate. acoommo..
dntionH WIS constitutional, und sustained
tho verdict oi the lowrr court, wherein
damage Tor $50 were aWat,td against the
rVal ia MU caSvL
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A scrlona IlnIirona Mrec..

WiLKEBAGRE, Pa, June l0.-Thc west.
bound train on the Lehigh Valley Rail
road, which left hero at so'cloek this
morning, met with a serious accident n
short distance this side OF Sugar Notch,
through the breaking OF an axle on one OF
the forward passenger coaches. Tho dis
abled car dropped on the track, and the
several cars following crashed against II,
all being precipilaiod down an cmbink'
ment. The cars were all badly wrecked,
and sixteen passengers were seriously In.
jurcd, though none fatally. The passon.
gers were principally residents OF the
small towns below this city. Two Of tho
most severely injured are John McGrom.
ity, Deputy County Treasurer Of this city,
who was badly cut upon the head aud
face, and Attorney George III. Tr0utman,
Of Ilazlcton, who was thrown through ont
OF the car windows, aud when found Il
was discovered that his shoulder wa
broken.
The injured are. John S. McGroarlio, ol
Wilkcsbarre, badly cut on tho heal and
face and body bruised; Attorney George
II. Troutman, Of llazleton, on face ant
shoulder dis.Ocated; J. l.. Abaugh, o
Frceland, collar bone brokeni Mrs. Patrick
Costello. Of Bear Creek, cut on head; Free
Tighe Of Dclano, leg badly injured; Johr
Daniels, OF Whichayen, slightly cut OF
tho head and face; Nathan searloo5, o
wilkesbarro, hurt internally and legs
The first report that sixteen had been in
jured was incorrect, those whose name
are given being all that were injured
There was no delay in the running o
trains. the New Jersey Central Road beinl
utilized until the tracks were cleared.
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rhe COW oue.,Ion CROW. warm.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, juno 10. A dispatch
from Fort Dodge, la., says "The litigation
OF the COW question In this city eliminated
Saturday night In one Of the largest mass.
meetings ever held here. Despite the
down.pouring rain brass baud paradod
the streets, followed 10y procession Of men
aud boys carrying COW bells. The court.
house was crowded with the representative
citizens. The meeting was called to order
by the ringing Of COW bells, and the Mayor
was made chairman. A committee OF i've
was appointed 10 confer with the Alder
men aud have the ordinance rcscndcd." +"
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uIchaeI CronIn Commits Murder.

CiNciNNAri, o., June l0.-Michaol Gro
min, labofcr living In the eastern part Of
the city, yesterday became drunk, together
with his wife, at their home. The latter
went into John Clements house next door
aud picked up their thirteen months old
baby and returned 10 her home. Her
husband asked her for dime 10 got moro
beer. but Tho refused lie then threw y
heavy tcacup at her and struck the child
at the basc Of the brain, causing iu death
late last night. Cronin was arrested,
charged with murder.
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ment, was arrested here last night charged
with passing bogus checks on the First
National Bank of New York to the amount
OF several hundred dollars. prominent
mining man says ~. Z. Hutchinson at
one time was worth half million in cash.
He is man possessed of great amount Of
ner We and has made many lucky turns in
speculation. During the excitement in
Leadville ho was one of the shrewdcst
mining operators in that camp and at one
time had $500, 900 on deposit in n Denver
bank. Later he went to New York,
when he dabbcd in stocks and lost il all.
lle came back TO Colorado aftcr his misior-
tune in New York and made more money.
Then he disappeared and nothing was
heard OF him until three years later, when
II was understood he was in Canada. lie
returned TO Denver six months ago"
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Particular. q, the owen ,.,,,,nr.

NEw YoRE, juno l0.-Ihe lior'ds Co.
umbia, S. g., special says Particulars OF
the killing OF DIR. J. n. owen OF Anderson
County 10y his stcpson, William Owen, to-
gcthcr with the verdict Of the Coroner's
jury, has been received here. On the day
Of the killing DIR. Owen came home under
the influence Of liquor and began abusing
his vie. Just then his stcpson, u youth Of
eighteen, came in,and, seeing his s,cpiathcr
about to strike his mother, exclaimed:
doctor, don't strike my mother; she has
done you no harm" Owen then struck
his wife, and, drawing a knife, dashed ut
William Owen, who shot him through tho
heart with a pistol. Several hours after
,nC anite had 10 be removed ffOn ttv
hand OF the dead lnan by muin force. Five
years ago Dr. Owen married the widow Of
his uncle, and for some timo had been Ill
treating her William Owen was a student
Of divinity at Furman University, and was
at home on sick leave. The Coroncr's
jury found that the killing was perfectly
jusliiiabc. Young Owen has been al.
miltcd 10 bail In tho sum Of -, 900.
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Tho indians con,,ns. Co sign.

RosEnuD. OAK, juno l0-Sincu ycsier.
day morning signatures have been coming
In hastily. Red Leaf, sorrcl Horse, High
Bear and Hollow Horn Bear have signed
with most Of their adhcrcnis. High
llaw and Two Strike ar the only prumi.
ncnt Indians who have not signed, and II
Is expected that they will sign today or
tomorrow. The feeling among the lndi.
aus u now almost unanimous Ia favor oi
the I'LL. At 10 o'clock this morning 52j
hnXn llgnel.
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NEw loRg, June l0-The Worlds 0s.
wego, N. V, special says A storm Of
hail and wind, aud the seyerest over expo.
rienccd in this section, passed over this
county, doing great damage to crops and
fruit trees About O'Clock the lhermom-
cter dropped from 90 to jS degrees, the
hail stones, many of which were as large
rs hen eggs, fell Tor five nannteL Reports
say that the entire strawberry crop, which
is valued at between $1,000 aud $4,000,
is destroyed.
Three minutes after the storm OF hail a
rainstorm began. The SC (, ere were inpdc-
quatc to carry oil the water, and the streets
wcrc Hooded to depth VI several inches.
The storm lasted one hour, Sud the
weather Office reports that lJH tNcnty
minutes the fall was l.Ol inches
The sailing yacht Merle, which two years
ago WAS built by Burgess, OF Boston. for
Allen Amcs, OF this city, Is ashore at
Pleasant Point, and II is lcared she will 70
10 pieces Nobody was drowned.
The schooner yacht Dark Secret Is
ashore. and nothing can be learned OF her
crew or her party OF live young men.
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Rache-lcr n,rneA u, Ii.

NEw Youy, Juno TO- - The Time
Rochester lN. y special says Abont 4
o'clock this afternoon a storm from the
West struck this city, In The eastern part
Of the city II turned TO hail, and in some
parts hailstoncs the size OF walnuts fell in
large quantities. Florists anl market CUR
dcns were damaged 10 the extent Of thou.
sands Of dollars. Seven greenhouses wcro
nearly destroyed, and nursery stock and
vegetables were completely cut down. One
nursery firm estimates ils loss at not less
than two thousand. The total loss incurred
can hardly be estimated yet. but will
doubtless reach several times that amount.
II was one OF the seyercst storms ever OK.
perienced hero
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An Indu.,rln, scnoo, tor Ncgroc..

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
PIsE BLUFF, Ark, June l0.-A schoo
for the education OF colorcd youths in IN,
Practical aud industrial duties of liio vii
be established here in September. Fol
lowing arc tho board Of directors Tn,
Rev. J. NJ. Luccy. L. Harris, Wiley Jones
Col. John NJ. Gracic, Judge J.W. Bocagc
mayor; Judge ]. A. Owens and Col W. =.
Grace. An application has been sent "a
Nazareth, KY, for sisters Of charity tC
take charge Of tho institution. II will
teach girls sowing, embroidery, etc, and
will imbuc them with moral sentiments
This is independent Of the colorcd public
schools.
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Election OF sehosI reaencr..

Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal.
WATER VALLEY, Miss. juno l0.-Aiter
an exciting contest this evening the Board
OF School Trustees elected the following
teachers for tho public schools for tho next
session, commencing iu September Prof.
4, z. Elliott superintendent; Miss Carrie
Mayes, Miss Eugene Smith, Miss Mary
Garfield. Miss Pet Morgan, Mrs. Mary
Woods, Mrs. Lula Cloud, Miss Donnie
Mackey, Miss Dixie Buiprd (now in Eu
rope), aud Miss Minnie Frederick. Prof.
Elliott was elected by acclamation.
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Special bttntrh 10 ne Appeal
HELENA. Ark, June lO.-Gnain John.
son was brought today from Ethel, Ark.
by Deputy Sheriff Baxter NanZand,, un-
der arrest on q charge Of murder. John.
sou, in the fall OF 1857, killed man named
Jack Thomas, on the Clop,on plantation,
In this county, at q negro festival. The
cause Of the difficulty WIS alousy Of o
woman. A reward Of 500 had been OF.
icrcd by the Governor Of the State for
Johus0n's apprehension aud conviction.
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A c.,d.nIooded narder.

Special Dispatch 70 Iho Appeal
PlSE BLUrF. Ark, June lO.-Newa
reached here this afternoon that n shock
ING murder had been committed in Lin
coin County last Friday. Armstcal John.
s,on. negro, charged sixtcen.year-old
negro with the larceny Of small sum OF
money from him aud wreaked his yenge.
ance ON the unhappy youth by hanging
him 20 a limb Of Tree until he was dead.
Tho negroes OF tho vicinity, at last ac.
counts we're in pursuit Of the liend, aud
will visit upon him swift punishment II
apprehended.
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uI.I.man'. ne.ign,,ion Accented.

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June l0-John T.
llillsman, Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the Middle District OF Tennessee, today
received letter from Secretary Window
informing him that the Prcsidcut had nc.
ccptcd his resignation, TO take effect on the
3n' instant. Col David A. Num-, who
aff succeed Mr. llillsman, has returned
to Brownsville from Washington. Ito IL
In receipt OF numerous applications for the
position Of deputy collector
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nnIIroad nnd rurn,cr urn confer.

tPccIaI UisTalch 90 Tie ApaCaL
BiHNiS0nAM. Ala, juno 10. Repre-.
seniatiycs Of the different furnaces In this
district met today In convention with rep.
rcscntatiycs Of the different railroads, the
object Of the meeting being on the part Of
the furnace men TO bring about a rtduc.
ton In freight rates 10 meet those of the
Northern roads. The railroad men ap.
pcarrd 10 conccdc 10 the requests Of the
iron men aud will report a reduction on
June ~.
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CiNcINNArI. o., June i0.-llarry sto.
phons aud his cousin Charlie Clements,
aged about thirteen. while rchcarsing a
border drama Ia the attic yesterday bo.
came excited In ono Of the most thrilling
scenes aud discharged their rcyolycrs.
Young stephens received q dangerous and
possibly fatal wound in the abdomen aud
Clements was painfully shot In tho hand.
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The, Have a IiloW AZ Helena.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, juno iO.-A very violent
storm passed over tho eastern portion oI
this county last night. The wind blew
almost hurricane. taking of roofs Of
houses, destroying fences aud telling q
great many tfccs. There was also a con.
siderable fall OF hail. From reports from
tho county II Is learned that tho crops
were not injured
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Inc rInln,in or,. 81. 600.

hprtihl bflnlth ~ lhu Appeal
CoLuunus, Miss, Juno l0-ln the ease
Of w. o. Warl W. Tho Georgia Pacific
Railway. which has been occupying the
Circuit Court since last Wednesday morn.
ing thc ilny this morning brought In .
verdict giving the plaintiff one thousand
dollars. The amount sued for was twenty
thousand. Tho whole Of last wccl. was
taken up by two railroad cases.
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SOME INHUMAN FIEND
Attempts to Wreck n Train on tho l.. ~
N. Road Near Flint. Ain.

N. Road Near Flint. Ala.
Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal
BRMNGuAM, Ala, Juno l0.-A serious
wreck on the Louisville q Nashville Rail.
road was barely avoided by Providence
near Flint, Ala, after midnight last night
Some persons, bent on wrecking and rob
bing the train, placed rampant of cross
ties and rocks across the track just around
a curve. Tho train when It reached the
obstruction was going rather slowly, and
the only damage done was that the engine
was badly broken and the track torn up.
No ono was hurt Detectives are working
up the matter.
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Iher..Conledern,e Con,en,Iou,

NEw ORLEANS, La, June i0.-A con.
ycntiOn Of x.Conicdemlcs was held hero
today for the purpose Of organizing an as.
socntion Of all tho surviving Confederate
soldiers. The meeting organized the
Confederate Veterans Association" by
adopting n constitution aud clcctng Gen.
John u. Gordon, Of Georgia, president
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ACycioac Ca Paiion Csant 3, Ark.

NpocInI Ui'Illrh 70 Iho ANpVlT,
LITTLE Rock, Ark. juno l0.-Adyiccs
from Fulton County give an account Of a
disastrous cyclone Saturday night about
twelve mikes northeast Of Mammoth
Springs, which demolished houses aud
barns. tore down fences and trees and
damaged crops No injuries are reported.
The track OF the storm was about three.
iourths Of milo wide and swept every
thing in lis path.
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Tbo I,ouInurIs, D.eumruts.

LoSDoN. juno lot IN stated that
Gen. Boulangcr has written letter In
which he says that the Boulangisl docu.
menis recently obtained by the authorities
at Paris must have been secured through
the agency Of some person or persons who
betrayed their trust, rs only a select iow
knew OF their existence.
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LorbylL Ky, June 10. james Dcayin
aud Charles Tcnnyson were arrested at
Sew Albany last night charged with hay.
ips attempted to murder James l.a May
and family ut Corydon, Ind, Friday night.
They lre now In fail at Corydon. 10th nc
notorious criminals, having served terms
la tho ponilrnliafy.
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rROcnIss oF rng WORK.
Dead BODIES Discovered Everywhere =
Health nuIietins.

JonSrowS, Pa, June l0.-The progress
Of the work at the stone bridge today has
been more satisfactory than any day 10
far. More work has been doac In remoy.
ing the debris at this point today than any
three other days. Tho stationary engine
on the bridge has done more work than
fifty men. Huge masses Of broken and
bunl iron and immense iimbcu that the
men have been trying 10 move for days
werc liIcd lrom their places and moved
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ATrIuI,iinII.n I.n,nIInII

FpUlHl Dispatch " The ApiHtl
BmNIyon,N, Ala, juno l0.--Whilc
engaged In dumping coal down an eighty.
foot ltcsilo, near Carbon Ill., yesterday
evening. q. W. Crccl. white miner, iclI
aud WA instantly killed. Ills body arucl,
the rocks below and was mashed into q
Jelly. llc lcit no family.
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Mr.iIIInIIlniIa.

special nls"aith lo The Appeal.
NEwroHr, Ark, June l0.-Tho wedding
bells pcalcd forth morrily last evening In
honor Of the marriage Of William Jones 10
Miss Mollic Kclcrat Newark. 1hogroom
II nm honorcd cnployc Of the Iron Noun.
tain Railroad aud IL very popular with the
boys. Many friends attended the rcccp-
ton 20 wish the bride aud groom God.
speed In their new life.
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Ngw YoRE, June iO.-Capt Francis
Alexander, u gentleman we'll known Ia
the shipping interests Of this city, died
yesterday at his homo on staten Island,
aged seventy years.
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Ngw foRK, June i0.--lho h0r'ds Dos.
ton special says The local brotherhood
Of Locomotive Enginccr today held big
secret meeting In this city, at which dele
gates were present lrom all New England
points as well rs from Noa York aud New
jersey. Claei Arthur aho was there, WIS
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Fonr MoNpoE, Va, June l0..-Ailer
exchanging salutcs with tl,o lorl and Ger.
man schoolship Nike, the Dispatch sailed
iur Norfolk NJ y o'clock, whpfu Secretary
Tracy will inspect the navy yard and tho
new Simpson dock
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OBITUARY.
Mr.. nnrrin PrIrr.

CNrLiy, H., June lO.-Mrs. Maggie
Price died here today, aged oighlysix.
She had been an invalid ior some time, but
worry over the probable drowning Of rcla-
tiycs al Johu4tlwn rluscd her death.
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rhe I,ovnf.II Iofliu,rl,Iu.,,.

CnicAoo. H., June lO.-A special dis.
patch from Dcnyor, Col, says ]. T..
Hutchinson, a well.known mining opera
tor during tho Leadyille mining excite.
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Special pHplifh io The Appeal,
NASHVILLE Tenn, juno l0--Thc Row.
william Graham, DID,, rector Of Christ
Chufch ior many years, has received q call
10 Savannah, Ga. lie recently resigned
the pnstOralr ol Christ Church.