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Working tho Sympathy Isacke

os"sAb AhS AsNGAets
New York, May S.-The Herald this
morning says:
"Is ex-Chamberlain Richard Croker
dying OF cancer OF the liver or cirroho.
sis Of the liver at Wiesbaden? II so,
Mr.. Croker's mother, who resides in
this city, is not aware OF the sad fact.
Neither is Mr.. Crokcr's brother.in law,
Deputy Coroner William T. Jenkins.
Neither is Mr.. Croker's other brother
in-law, Mr.. Patrick II. McCann, the
gentleman addicted to twisting the tail
OF the Tammany tiger. Neither is the
household OF Mrs. Frazier, the mother
Of Mrs. Croker. Neither is DR.. John G..
Beekman, Mr.. Croker's family physi-
clan. It will be seen from the above
that the story is generally discredited
and in certain anti.Tammany, circles it
Is even said that the report was started
by Tammany men with the hope Of
gaining the sympathy Of the public for
their afflicted leader" - :
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CONDENSED 'TELEGRAMS

Seventeen hundred carnen,ors
Hamburg are idle. !"
The workmen's circle in. Havana Inns
been closed by the authorities. naS
New Jersey farms are threatened with
well.nigh all the insect pests knou',n WIN
entomology, the wheat louse %M Ta;n.' 70
most dreaded. peih9
Missing Broker Quinlan's New yorl,
property was yesterday attached on notk|
bali OF the Omaha Trust and II a",, W.,
Company for $4,000. u Loan
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Wost Eirsinia Pensions.

Special DisDaich 10 the In!ellicencer.
WASHINGTON, May Sweat Virginia
pensions were granted rs follows: Orig
inal-Michael J. Burke, Grafton; Elias
Cow, Olive. I.,s ..a.
Restoration and reissue-Silas Cottrell,
deceased, Newton. a0I'
1ncrease-Ralph T. HoH, Rodamer's; !;
Isaac MoGett, Elizabeth; Gideon Polk,
Mt. Olive; Isaac Congrow, Lone Cedar;
Jarrot +: Riggs, Centreville; David
Stanto, Forksburg; John B. Roberts,
Parkersburg; Winfield S. Dewes,
Pliney. :
Reissue-Lewis A. Martin, Charleston.
. Widow, &c.-Salera, widow Of Silas
Cottrell, Newton.
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PROMPTED BY REVENGE.
Arrest Of tho aInn who Fired Dir. ChIlds'
E| SfnhIN ||.. - .

grf Stable. .tr..rj,
PnlLADELrHIA, May s.-James Mellon,
aged 46 years, was arrested in Delaware
county yesterday, charged with setting
fire to the stable Of Mr.. George W.
Ohilds, at the latter's country residence
at Wooten, on the Sd inst Detectives
had been searching for, Mellon SINCE the
night OF the fire. He was committed for
a hearing at Modia. = ~ NJ,
After the destruction OF, tho barn Mr..
Childs expressed the opinion that Mel.
Ion was the guilty man. 1t seems that
his act was prompted by a desire to be
revenged on Mr.. Child's coachman, be.
cause he refused to loan him money.
His stories after the arrest we're contra.
dictory in many particulars, and be
claims TO be an injured victim oicircum.
stances. A number Of persons saw him
in the vicinity Of the barn on the night
Of the fire. II was formerly in the EN-.
ploy Of Mr.. Childs as waiter, but vaa
discharged because Of his euarrelsome
disposition. aT-as ~
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1t WnH LOnllatf.

New YoRK. May s.-A Little Rock,
Ark, special says the Rev. George N.
Green, one Of the best known ministers
in Arkansas, was accidentally shot and
killed Yesterday in Saline county by his
brother, Martin Green, while they were
inspecting new revolver which the
latter had purchased. The family is
well known throughout Arkansas. The
brother Is said To have attempted sui.
eide after the accident, ~
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prepOstcrut,N.

New YORK, May s.-A dispatch from
Buenos Ayrcs says: 1t was reported
yesterday that the Argentine Republic
had been robbed OF sums apprepatipp
sl0,00O,00o, by dishonest officials In the
customs service. Areporter called upon
Adolio G. Galvo, consul OF the Arprn-
tine Republic, in this city, and when
that official was shown the dispatch he
pronounced it preposterous,
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PRovlDEScE, r. l., May s.-Twelve
hundred people at the Gladstone Club
tonight saw Patsy Cardiff, of Minneap-
oils, fall down before George Godfrey,
the colored heavyweight champion OF
Boston, in sixteen rounds. Tho opinion
was generally expressed by those who
claimed to be conYeraaut with the Vest
ern mans popular tactics, that be yolun.
tasl!y surrendered the contest. The
Sl,2O0 trophy was awarded to Godfrey.
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Crushed to DEATH.

DEs MONIES, IA~ May s.-Jonas Rus
sell, aged l6, and Clarence Hokox, aged
IS, went fishing Monday evening, in:
tending to camp out. Yesterday their
dead bodies were found under several
feet OF sand at Deep Rock Spring, below
the city. Itis supposed that they took
refuge in a cave and that the roof fell in
on them -.---. 80 - -. .---.L- =
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An American yyomnn,s ,,,.,

London 1rlh. ~ y. w. q 2 lgft.- :. :, y. n
Great amusement has been carood 8,
English circles in Rome bv' ,"asea IN
which is going about OF an A mos;oy s;;ofy
lady, well known for her deyotjnrn, tjr,tfltan v ,a
aristocracy, having put her "t f"o, 70 lhe
rather more than usual in tho Aoot IN IL
to make u sublime coup.' sho ho emaeavor
the Princess Louise, :Dear nre ,I wrote to
Gss, asking her to tea or lunchcn''', .,''''1
aGn .a,r : , KNOW which, and pronsisi1" 10
take her afterwards to n W, ), 's,uE ,np,r,' 10
studio. But the "Dear Mar, oioness Hmo%n y
VINO had never seen or heard Of IoH; tbn la'i,
in question, seemed to think ,Lot lt iuLy my
was going little too far, and thn A, ranI.' .nIs
sent will not, I fancy, be sbown ' oo ."p1y
ally 70 the lady's friends, notwiibsstand bstme
ing the autograph, '' ''ils'and- IL
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TRl STATEMENTS,


Osborn has the making OF a good
pitcher. eN'N
o'Brien is playing as good ball as one
wants 10 sec. -
The Red Cross Baseball club will play
IN Toronto. O., on Saturday.
Yesterday was ladies' day, and quite n
number OF the fair sex were present,
Mckeesport defeated Dayton on Wed.
nesday i'll an eleven inning game, s to 7.
Morrison is able to be out, but is still
weak from the effects OF his illness. and
will not be in condition to pitch for
some time yet.
Official Scorer Will English was at his
post yesterday, pretty badly shaken up
on account of his involuntary plunge in
the river Wednesday.
The thanks OF the ISrELL1GEScrR are
due Tappan & Connel for magnificent
group photograph OF the Wheeling team.
1t lsa very artistic piece of work.
The Daytons, said to be the strongest
team in the League, will be at the Island
park this afternoon, and tho contest
promises to be the hottest OF the season
Wheeling is playing Il steady winning
game, and hoped she will keep it up.
Manager Abram Hazlett, Of the River.
side Whistlers, desires to arrange for a
game with the Riverside Moons on the
new Tunnel grounds Saturday afternoon.
Manager Toby Smith, OF the Moons, is
requested to answer through the INTEL
LiGENCER. e..
The attendance at the ball park is not
near as large rs the club deserves. The
team ia putting up the best ball ever
seen in this city, not even barring the
high priced team OF 1888. Such GOOD.
honest work ought to be, and no doubt
Will be, appreciated as soon as The
weather becomes more pleasant.
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LITTLE Rock, ARK, May S::-The Clay
ton.Breckenridge investigation commit
tee examined several important wit.
nesses to-day. Among them we're Gen.
Bowel Clayton, who testified that three
neig ghbors Of the late Thomas Hooper
would testify that the deceased was at
his home during tho month OF January,
dered Clayton, Sei5Gts sifi5y
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Must Go Hack,

BuprALo, N. Y, May S.-United States
Commissioner Fitzgerald has given his
judgment In the case OF the three China
men recently arrested for smuggling and
held for coming into the country in vio-
lation. OF the exclusion law. He decides
that they must be sent back to Canada,
whence they came, and they will be con-
veyed across the river by Deputy
United States Marshal. IN
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CHICAGO, May s.-A dispatch from In.
dianapolis, Ind, says: There isa move
ment on foot, inaugurated here yester-
day, to have indianapolis join what is to
DC known as the Western Players
League. This organization is being
backed by Samuel Adler, Of St. Louis
President Of the Missouri Banking Com.
pany, and will consist OF clubs located in
st. Louis, Kansas City, Milwaukee, De.
trolt, Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
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CINCINNATI, May S.-shortly after mid
night last night William +. Bundy, a
nephew OF Ex-Governor Foraker, aud
late clerk Of the Board OF Elections Of
this city, was married in Covingto On,
KY, to Miss Leedom, daughter OF the
Hon. John T. Leedom, late Sergeant,at-
Arms OF the House OF Representatives.
1t was an elopement, and the story goes
that the lovers met only four days ago
in a stage coach in Adams county. Miss
Leedom's father was in the city last
nightin utter Ignorance that his daughter
and her husband were two squares away
in another hotel.
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New York, May s.-A Pittsburgh
special Bays: William Martin, Vice
President OF the American Federation OF
Labor, to-day said: "The SUCCESS OF the
carpenters and joiners has gone beyond
all their expectations, and the coal
miners OF the United States to the num-
ber OF $4,000 affiliated with the Ameri.
can Federation Of Labor, will next strike
for eight hours. The strike will proba.
bly, occur about the 10Th OF this month.
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VIII Ent Sonp 4isuin.

BosroS, May S.-James Dolan and
Dennis 0'Hearn, burglars, were each
scntenced to twenty-five years imprison-
ment yesterday under the hahitual
crimina! act. Dolan is the convict who,
BY eating soap, stimulated consumption,
and was pardoned by Governor Butler
from State prison, only to renew bis
criminal career Us soon as liberated.
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PlrrspuRou, Pa, May s.-A Johns.
town, Pa, special says Eve bodies we're
found to-day by Forkmen in the Fit.
teenth and Sixteenth wards. Two Of them
were mother and child clasped il each
others arms. The force searching for
the dead will be eincreasel,
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Big League Gan es.

Chicago, ls; Cincinnati, 0. (N.L.)
Pittsburgh, s; Chicago. 20. (P. l..
philadelphia, II; New York, S. fP.L)
Boston, 4; Philadelphia, 5. IN. L. -
Cleveland, I; Pittsburgh, s. IN. L.)
Toledo, I; Louisville, l. (Asso.)
Cleveland, II; Buffalo, S. p. L. u,.
Columbus, I; St. Louis, 8. (Asso.)
brooklyn, 10; Boston, II. (P. l..
Syracuse, II; Rochester, S. (Asso.)
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BLOOMINGTON, ILL, May Sat day.
light yesterday morning Superintendent
7. NJ. Bates, Of the Chicago & Alton,
found his son Frank, aged 90, lying un-
conscious, bound and gagged with tow.
els in his bedroom. He Is still uncon.
scious, and will probably die from the
abuse he received. Ho continually
raves about struggle with two men,
The furniture was ransacked, but moth.
ing was missed. Frank has been a suf.
ferer from Ia grippe for four months.
and had just returned from Hot Springs,
and was very weak and helpless,
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Gas ExOlOsiOn.

CHICAGO, May s.-"Diamond Joe"
Reynolds, the noted Upper Mississippi
river steam5oatman, had a narrow escape
from death last night. Entering his
office, room i3, Rialto building, MIR. Rey-
nolds smelled gas. Calling the janitor,
they lighted matches to the gas pipes in
the walls and partitions. They finally
struck the right one, aud an explosion
followed which could be heard several
blocks away. Mr.. Reynolds and the
tanitor were thrown upon their backs,
b.; but neither was in any way injured
The leaking gas pipe was laid in a fire
proof partition, which was demolished.
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l,uhsin Don't I.ikeIt.

sT. PETERSBURG, May s.-Empcror
Williams speech has produceo a bad
impression here. It is regarded as hay-
ing q war.like significance beneath III.
pacific protest. The act Of Increased
military credits being asked is consid-
cred as contradictory to the Enperor'a
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An Unnnturnl Mother.

BoRpESTowS, N. j., May s.-The jury
in the case Of Mrs. Vandergrift, charged
with administering croton oil to her son,
Frank @. Norman, with intent to kill
him in order to secure the insurance
money on his life, after being out all
night, came in this morning with YER
dict Of guilty, ~ e. N n
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BosToS, May s.-The building labor
ers have decided to postpone their con.
templated strike until after the meet
ing Of the Masters Association when it
is expected they will meet the mems
demands. They will work but nine
hours after Monday. "
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PIrrsBuRGu; Pa, May s.-A strike oi
the plumbers was inaugurated to-day
and about 800 men are out. The ques.
ton OF an advance in wages was con.
ceded by the masters and the strike was
on tho employment OF apprentices. The
matter will probably be settled amicably
by the end ef the week.
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Special Dispatch 10 tie Intelliycnccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May s.-The fol-
lowing postmasters were appointed to.
day: A. G. Elmore, vice D. G. Elmore,
deceased, Anderson, Monroe county; II.
=. Richey, vice W. Bloomfield resigned,
Gales, Marshall county. m
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- - - -
l!rpke tho Ilulcu.

Chicago, May s.-A special from Jol.
let, Ills, says: Convict Martin Burke,
one Of the Cronin murdcrsrs and an ex.
Chicago policeman, and convicts Caya.
naugh and Myers, alias Muldoou, were
placed in solitary punishment yesterday
afternoon for violation OF prison rules.
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PORTLAND, One, May s.-No freight
trains have been moving on the Union
Pacific between Portland and Umatilla
since Sunday owing to, strike OF the
conductors and brakemen on account OF
reduction in wages.
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Two Girls Drowned.

PORTLAND, OREoov, May s.-Two girls
named AlcDonald,i aged 0 and l2, were
last evening playing on the approach to
railroad bridge across the river here,
when they saw a train coming, and be-
coming frightened jumped into the river
and were drowned. ~ = h, :, =
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Classification Of Worsteds.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May S.-The Sem
alto has passed, witho ut amendment the
House bill providing for the classifica-
tion OF worsted goods as a law. 1t now
goes to the President for his signature.
The vote was party one-yeas -, nays
Dn
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King Alcohol Got Him.

New YonS, May s.-Edward Buchan.
an died in cell at the Oak street station
to-day from alcoholism. He was a
prominent merchant OF San Francisco
from Liverpool. 'e0
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Prominent Preacher Dead.

MANSFIELD. 0. May S.-Dr. Sherlock
Anson Bronson, for the past eighteen
years rector OF Grace Episcopal Church,
in this city, and President OF Kenyon
College, at Gambler, Ohio, from. 1916 to
1850, died yesterday, aged SO years.
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A Kcclprocitv of E,y,r.

LONDON, May s.-The Chronicles Eor,
lin correspondent says that Germany il
not indisposed to relax tho prohibition
on American pork on condition that tho
United States agrees to concessiou in
regard to German imports. -
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The ideal woman1s hat is a section OF
chaos, without form and void Of archi.
tectural value, further improved by hay.
iAgits lormlessness knocked out Of shape,
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SpRlSdrIELp, lit May ga joint
conference between the miners and
operators Of tht Springfield district was
held yesterday but no agreement was
reached. -.e5. I. I1t}
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RESo, NV, May s.-Thomas Fitch,
Vice President Of the National Silver
oommtttee, has called q State conyea.
ton TOR Nevada, 10 be held at Carson
May q totayor free coinage! ,,yii..ll. " b
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The Tall. .Enler Wakes u,

Special Dispatch TO the In.tAioencer.
YOUNGSTOWN, ONO, May s.-The
?oungstowns defeated the AIanstiells to.
DAY by score OF to 0. The home team
played an almost faultless game.
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Killed by Fire Dnu,n

MAHASoY PLANE, Pa, May s.-John
D.. Davis, fire boss, and William MORAN
q miner, were found dead because OF
tire damp in the mines at the Gilbert
collierY yesterday.
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DENVER, Col. May S.-W. L. Brice, n
brother Of United States Senator Brice,
OF Ohio, died here this morning OF con-
sumption. Senator Brice is expected to
arrive and take the remains east,
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The inventor Of the locomotive cab is
stu living. The inventor Of the railroad
sandwichsis dead. Civilization and JUS.
Gce 80 hand in: hand, as 1t were.
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NEw YoRx, May s.-orDonooy,4an Rosa,
Tho was recently convicted Of criminal
libel, was to-day fined 500,
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.''s
Referring 10 the agricultural depres.
sion, he admitted that In some parts Of
the country the condition OF the farmers
was bad but he did not think It fair that
the Inference should DO drawn that the
farmers OF foreign countries were In
more favorable circumstances. On the
contrary, he asserted and fortified his
assertion by collections from Consular
reports that the foreign farmers were in
much more deplorable condition than
were the farmers OF the United States.
In the last Congress he had predicted
that this House would DO Republican
and Harrison elected President. He
now predicted that tho census OF 1890
would show vast increase in the value
OF tho farms Of the country over the
value given them In 1880. 3
Mr.: Tracy, OF New York, inquired
whether the gentleman would predict
that the next House would be Republi.
can.
Mr.. BAyne replied that ho expected it
to be. He would DO suro Of it II his Re.
publican friends would have the cour.
age and manhood to stand up for a
federal election law. [Applause on the
Republican side
Mr.. Flower, OF New York, spoke
against the bill, and then tho committee
rose and the House took recess until
8 pm.
At the evening session speeches were
delivered by Messrs. Simonds, OF Con.
necitcut; Cooper, OF Indiana; Kinney, Of
Missouri; Pierce, OF Tennessee; Stock
bridge, OF Maryland; Enloe, OF Tennes.
see; Stewart, Of Texas, and Brookshire
and shively, Of Indiana. The House
then adjourned.
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from the sugar schedule, there was not
q schedule In which the duties had not
been decreased. Mr.. McNiillen predicted
that when the Ides Of November ar.
rived there would 20 up from the Re.
publican party the wall OF defeat.
Mr.. Bayne, OF Pennsylvania, was op.
posed to any general discussion OF the
bill. 1t should DO passed speedily. While
this measure was pending in Congress
the business interests OF the country
would be In a restless uneasy condition,
which could only bs relieved when the
President placed bis signature on the
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EAIned runs. Springfield 2, Wheeling ., Two
nase na' hits, Osborne. Three base hits Osborne,
20 litser; Daily to Mackey. Bases on balls oii
osoorne!, or Shcible3. liases given for hitting
man with ball, by shoiblc. Struck out by 0s'
nne horne 3, by sheible g. Wild pitches, by ShclLie.
lime l..n, Umnirn pnpn1rs
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pail. Il - expected when she comes out
sssin sne VIII be one of the trimmest and
fastest boats Of her class on The sound.
.ne sophia will run in her place while I'M
oergolng the overhauiing.
III. Butler and wife. who have been stop
ping with their brother. Mr.. McNairs. re-
turned this morning to Eastern Washing
ION: The doctor is much improved in
health, as is his wife.
Mr. d. l. Potter's son and family, from
sLokane Falls. arrived here SATURDAY..
aney expect to make their future home in
the Sound basin.
Mr.. A. II. Cris;man died last Friday Of
rheumatism Of the heart. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. DR.
Pomeroy. Sunday. July n. Mr.. Cristman
was young man in the prime of life. He
ieft young wife. father, mother, two
brothers and hosts of friends to mourn his
loss.
On the same day the infant daughtes of
Mrs. Alexander died.
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DAYTON NEWS.
niIFcsd nstruction-Natioual Bank
The Harvest.

hilrcad observation-disclosures Bank
The Harvest.
DLYfoy, Wash, July T.-Dayton is soon
bic favored with a new national bank.
About the 18th of August w. d. Perkins,
Kansas City, will establish bank here
uh capital stock OF $4,000. Several
fuanent citizens will take stock in the
~ establishment.
he Hunt line is putting up nine extern
1F warehouses on the track in the CITY.
= largest will be 40x30O feet, and will
va zu.W bushels of grain. Unless the
sa0n Pacific system builds to Cavillo
'aain two months, the Oregon & WASH
tson Will receive the bulk of the grain
nn that section.
a zoe hrst meeting of the new council,
- Thursday evening. the mayor and
esf we're instructed to advertise Dayton s
n'ef aonds tor sale in the New York mar
M The Union Pacific were granted the
sal'oi.wsy through Commercial street,
Ecu street Is now pretty well taken up
saA the Hunt line.
wy - puiiuing new bridge across
:. !. i0uchet on Main street. at q cost OF
: harvesting was extensively commenced
- - week and at present there is lack of
I Inc iirst accident to record is that
= ! ~ Stuart, who lost the fore finger of
= q. naic IN thresher Saturday. 1t is
& s, . mat the entire band will have to
! ufan! r have agreed to drill company
!. siia Walia Tor the championship of
9. asss, providing that Captain Fife will
=, =, s. = mem to claim the championship
~ 'ae next encampment. Company F
S - slso hold an election for captain on
.uay, August 4. Lieutenant Dorr and
ssuant Fox are the candidates.