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WAR ON THE CANAL.
Collision between II Sherin's Posse and
Men at Work tho State Feeder.

Collision between II Sherin's Posse and
Men at Work on tho State Feeder.
ROCHESTER, July 2l-There was great ex-
element in the vicinity OF Medina, Orleans
county. this IN orning. Harpuck Co.. the con-
tractors on the State feeder Improvement dug
a drainage ditch through q farmers land
adjoining and Attorneys Whedon and Ryan OF
Medina sent Deputy Sheriff Fuller and a
posse to turn the water back into It's proper
channel The large force OF men offered no
resistance, but withdrew to a safe place and
Us fast as the sheriff and his force OF men
approached charges OF dynamite. which were
concealed in various places. were exploded by
electricity. The Sherifrs men fed from tho
scene as often as there was On explosion. but
quickly returned. The contest was continued
for several hours-and in that time nearly
twenty charges were exploded. Several OF the
workmsn received serious injuries in the
Jursd. though theEe were several narrow ee-
capeS The Sherif and his men finally with
drew. Further trouble is feared.
Work on the ditch has been resumed and the
canR!mer Hre determined to push II 10 com
pletiOn. The officers are equally determined
TO prevent tho Stnte workmen1rom treeDassing
on the farmers premises: Legal authorities
the courts will be appealed TO- There is talk
Of q suit against tho state by the farmer. and
Whedon and Eyan the latter's attorneys, said
TO day that they will hive Harpuck Co. the
contractors. arrested and held for the October
term OF the Grand Jury.
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Gov. mn Led the March.

SEA BRIGHT. July 2a-Tho Hotel Normandy
by-the-Sea was thronged tonight with ntout
800 prominent guests from different parts Of
the country. the occasion being the grand bail
given by Gen. Earle in honor Of Gov. Hi. Tho
ballroom was beautifully decorated with bQpt-
were elaborate Gov. HI who WAS accom-
panied by Gen. Wiley and several n"nIbers 81
his staff. led he grand march. hmoUI The
prominent persons present besides The dis
tinGnished New Workers. wer- Gen. Earle, ".
4, streets, A. T. Bonner James IalCott j. j.
MONTGOMERY, II. J. Hutchinson, q. J.. llydo.
Herman ulrich, md others. 0or. Hi AID
stan were compelled 10 hold nm informal rcccI-
tlon 80 as ia give the many persons present an
opportunity y shake hands with MIN.
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THE BEuRIyG SEA CONTROVERSY.
Canadians Think q Minister OF Their Ow
Might Accomplish Something.

TORONTO. July 25.-Canadians arc pretty
generally satisfied with the turn OF events in
the Behrlng Sea controversy. They derive u
great deal OF satisfaction from Lord Salsbury's
refusal to como TO an arrangement In regard
10 seal fishery regulations not concurred In by
Canada. Many are o, the opinion that troubles
OF this kind between Canada aud the United
States would be avoided II Canada had rep
resentatlye OF her own at Washington, and tho
contention Of the Dominion TO have direct
representation nj the United Statos capital 1t
Is thought has been strengthened by the turn
OF affairs on this question 10 tho last few days.
= The Olobr this morning says: SO far as
Canadian seaors ars cnnceIn"d. they would
probably be vol cHHteLt TO obey any Just ro-
gulations for the protection OF seal life even II
made To apply TO waters outside the three
mile limit. IL Is manifest however that sucu
regulations might easily harden Into u code
practically c"nN Dying monopoly Of tho sea 10
tho United States Government. Hence II would
te necessary that AL parties Interested in the
fisheries should have a hand in the prepara-
ton Of the laws, md nlso perhaps, that 1t
should be understood ~ advance that tho
p!ted States does not lay claim to absolute
Sovereignty over The sea. When Russia owned
Alaska, the United states disputed her right
to s"t NJ any such pre- ensions. The change
81 flag cannot have affected the principle Tor
which our nelghbors contended"
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A Noted Horse Th,erCausht.

MANCHESTER, n. H., July, 25.-Frank Kimball.
the horse thief, who was arrested in harrington
for stealing horse and team from Frank
Chenette OF this city. was brought here to-
night. lie proves to be William McKenney
with a dozen other aliases one OF the most
notod criminals in Massachusetts. and tho
most expert horse thief in New England. In
ing Chnso & Barton's team in Lowell on Friday.
State officer Butchelder OF Lawrence las from
six to ten cases against him for horse steallng.
and shaw OF Lynn. He has served TWO terms
IN Charlestown state prison. He sold the
Lowell team In Chester on Saturday, came hero
on Monday and on tuesday made on with
Chenetto's team, which Le sold III harrington
juSt before his arrest
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Mr. Oswald ottendorfer, editor OF tho Stddt.Z,fppg
arrived from Europe Yesterday " The steamship Lain
A man from Massachusetts Mas admitted to tho
charged
Music the NAL In Central Park this afternoon and
Regiment FAnl.
Alfred Camp OF aa4 West E2htseuth street who at
tempted suicide a. ms home on WednsidaT died IN tie
New YORK Hospital last nIshL
II the numbeI Of people tpnIEtbe equal to at nf
previous Saturday nGhtA the Week VII he one 81 tho
most tuee cssip the history ~ Pains exhibitions OF
fireworks Al hAnbAttAn Beach.
Prank stenel, who shot TEnStius sehneiieT in the
tight side on Thursday hi!o drug Ata wrh an air
gun. was arrhEned in the Yorkvis Police Court
day and committed without bHl 10 avian the rsu!t n
the Injuries inflicted.
letter received from Commander Grow ninENlslt =
the sehooshp 50 Nara dated IunchnL MADEIRA July
ta's thAt everyone GU lizard "a We ami nat Win
favorable Hslthrf 10 To TeIrE southwest liar.
boT Mount Desert Island, about August ~
The steamship 0Alileo from EIu - JausITo waa lie
tAlnrh az Quarantine Yesterday tscAusa tao Der
men we're w WIN unAspoI Her Two cabin ana tuiTY.
gated and viii DO allowed 10 come ~ " her bier to-day
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WANTED 10 SEE BIM JUMP.
Lawyer DudsnsinR Dissppoints = Crowd ~
broadway Fire.

There was IRE at las Broadway corner OF
Liberty street, last evening which didn't last
! long, but Was interesting 10 an unrulT crowd
that quickly gathered. The building Is occu-
pled by lawysrs Insurance and real estate
agents and on the ground floor by the Nation
oil Express Company. Fire was discovered at
$40 7. NJ. in closet on tho second floor Mt The
rear OF the offices occupied by Beecher 4 Bone-
diet insurance men. Tho closet 10 used 70. the
storage OF business papers, and rs electric
light wires pass through 1t, 1t was supposed
lost evening that they became crossed and
caused the fire. Janitor Winnie gave the alarm
and then ran up stairs and conducted the four
women OF his family from the top floor 10 the
adjoining roof.
Meantime stout man with q white plug
hat leaned out OF window OF the third-story
on the broadway eide. He was badly fright
enod. and 1t looked as IL he wanted to jump.
Tho crowd shouted to him to 20 back. Ho
obeyed and the next moment was seen OF the
adjoining window. The crowd concentrated
its attention upon him: 40 tried TO talk to me
appeared for, a moment and then q SHOUT
went up as he was seen eiim9lnS ont Oh
ndGT on h9 Liberty or s sae Hayad 6er
hats, and fremen refused to respond 70 his
signals. PERHAPS the flames shooting from the
broadway side, one story higher. The specta-
tors dashed by tho police who tried 70 scare
them back by waving their clubs Nobody
cared for clubbing.
That man was either going to Jump or he
wasn't The crowd knew he ought not TO
jump, but II he did everybody wanted TO be IN
at the death. Once moro the man reiterated
and tho crowd made another dash around the
in dead earnest dc put his legs out Of the
window, hung on TO the sash with one hand
and with the other tossed his white plug into
the street. The hat was caught q bit battered.
and was held to await Developments. The
mans face was pale as he looked At the flames.
sidewalk II he could help It, and he retreated.
Meantime q second alarm had been sent out
The ilremen were not unmindtul OF the man
up stairs, and one OF them, Frank Argue OF
building adJolrinR. las Broadway. He went
up three tights and found all doors
Looked. So he. too went to q widow.
Stepping upon the upper ledge OF the window
below him, he made a great stride 10 the ledge
hang to but the slight slot In the frames.
through which the sashes move The window
was locked. and ne repeated his perilous stride
to another ledge, The crowd watched this OPP
window unlocked. He raised IL went inside:
man down the front stairs. with them cnme
another man WHO had shown his head at
nith-s story window. This man refused 10 give
his name. Tie other was Richard DudensinR,
} r.. O lawyer In Judge FltZSlmons'S ONCE IN
the building
The iire was extlnguished within an hour. 10
whS confined almost wholly to Beecher Ben
edicts offices and the floor Just above them.
The National Express Compapy's ohlce was
soaked. The total damage was less than
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T%e wn.a. reserve. on Jply /, essuatoH4s sr,s,

| 3Ui bushels
ITO french Minister Morocco has s.Arle for Raba,
! on a sppyIAi mission - the ~ tan.
hing Leopold viii mes LmlrTor William at Ostend
! on Al. :, a"d VII! a mp.Hy mn 20 Antwerp
Nr' III Tracey 4 Alton. y, zoos slrycnuiRe yes.
ne Aon '''- o''O'@ lac '"l'0
Durrs ImJer,r Williams visit 70 Russia lie will not
At -rsI understood 70 oai
ne R"E4rian Government denies the truth OF reports
SOM; snl Ecneon'm!'s.onel orIleef' aud soldiers.
rf.reman Ihsrcr Of, Boston who was arIe,tsi on
4 o 55f,r e tal sly r. A. vac '''''''1' A''a IN
~ Mrur.v.le ., Va, y.naraay Tl,,ome. wilson tooi;
ur,t Ma I'D t.F v OF jim sE.s lie AMI
lsto an sDys l'pr,, s6Tousn 81, heart
cling ~ t. ne h, ~ tho O,we anal Ia syracuss
I'STG io| came oy ltsaei,i,i.a my.rs ry.1" LIS
,het Jn'4ce Zoe q new IlanI', IL. delivered long
PgnoH t-Ia{ on ne B" ~ a. q Aarss,.,sero
IA., Is no dis .DaHca-iou Tor memUerSLtp,
Ne,.r+ H:g.. ani ne SINGER Americana. have been
t0.Ial e,a1e,soh w:a tas Esia, "a a. o,5a q
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aEtr sP g@2na n ss J; 41d.6s PS.
on &c "Gt'o1 - lhur'iay nlght tram 4! otu'e
loading q hi. Joet ''''''"''u1'ps 'Ao
COY, mn las appointed tgs Hon, George 8 weed %
mad" vsSsnr ~ ,cna,'l Of ha lot" 5'I a az,
F 5 ji S,s a tSi he Il B. G:R, 1sa.
!udgshh
nayal veteran, nav. onp,ly aeel'et no, to hay.
Hsgagis parade IA oI..n on 4uH u. no Govern +
:ogdSs toaass aud a' Mi .a.pss s saw az
Aaa IaRistRA dsPAIImsaI % EhAE dAE
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ven ns SnSthst letter on nlo pgrporns TO be written
6.Ss ts ~ 10 G tRs frs.G T
| cpE,nISy Thomas pieSknann James j. Dury William
one Of the circumstances connected With this case
purPgt %. & t'S s sa
oGI address SonSeys The iieA taai the writer p,s
distance me " g eau ia ps 90. SI IN Z.
n.d ne 10 , I'lSs '1s name selected BY gy
later on letter q s@dr'ssd h. frssiSSi, il ia
mn Is IL to say irs fes,G VeTp Strange sS Dt SS.
" ST ...us 3
The nor.L"msns service
way 10 hitch ths reIns,S smsnt E srSisd in
tse letters mentioned in which occurs and tie toim
Mr.. McClelland's report and recommenda-
siSas prevailed and Pr pqfry was not "Been
ee!ysd letter with the headline:
signed Frank Higgins" "it il fends ?'oO' anu
sG~ SAs; Ia Ssir d2 DHsy
Snt G,ye US to pndstsHnd three weeks
osn Da. gnT fh sftSn and Tf ii ca
S sex dsrS: S. En-,
reply TO this at your earliest convenience.
In this letter DR.. Duffy Is a good Republican.
notWlthetandinG his speeches for Cleveland.
90, Er9arut declined TO do anything Mr.. Me-
Aite5 Col Erhardts, refusal to take up the
case President Harrison was appealed to in
this letter, dated July =, three weeks ago:
ALLOW me to call your executive attention to one Of
INC not usgracetu diSmissAls that has crossed
ths page OF our country history
Mr.. Duny. United States Customs Might InsnectoE
and believe wac stationed at HobCken n j. In charge
81 the steamship Weiand ,wieland which had lust ar
rived from 1ermany on board OF the steamship were
met on she dock by few OF their order. when some
Jacquard grossly insulted them by calling them pros.
unteA and, am Informed. worse than that; Mr. Dufy
should they were a H as spy s
he cssCm 0sst acted nSSy dttgmd them sI
pug aaS the Eoor fellow was discharged lie never
,hearinH. Why he was Republican and an old
need - " -
I pow rests with, you Mr. President to take that
black sseet out Of Tho OF history You are an
a soldier yonrseIt; order NJ Duty TO be TO duty
f hai defended your wife from the attack Of the
old soldier and Repu bican, and he did not deservo
sny neStinR' Rsmembsr 70 passed a eiv service
How then Mr. Harrison. he was RepqUncan. have
her Of kiipG,riek'. fost and Also a 'nemSer Of
Mr.. McClelland said yesterday that this let
Hope began to fade. and Dr. Duffy brought
suit AGAINST Mr.. McClelland yesterday, claim
ing 5000 damages for libel DR.. Duffy rests
his case on Mr.. McClellands REPORTS and rec
ommend ations filed with Collector Magone
and declares that Mr.. McClellapd malicious
~ composed and published in a letter to the
collector OF Cn.ioms Of said New York Custom
meaning the plaintiff is a consclenceless
scoundrel' thereby meaning that plaintiff
was unworthy OF trust, and not fl and suita-
bic person for such position. by meats OF which
plalntln did not get an appointment 10 such
Office to the damage Of the plaintiff $JO.V0G"
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mrSrnRIous MURDER ~ SYRACUSE
The BODY of Young Mnn Found by tho
Canal with n Bullet In HIs Hcnrt.

81 "A'VHE' Ju'y Z"-Evldencc o. al oul muir
der was brought to light. this morning. when
the dead toiy o. Edward Ludwig con of
's 90 Luo"is' a ta>oF, was round ON the bhnk
OF tho OsweGo Canal In q secluded SPOT, sur-
~ ,,. s"a.
on " l'|sSinR cana! Doa' iound inc 0oly anu IN
was lrjnr raTtiy IN the wator II wa, er., no..
Iior,I ~, ,', -, ,,'o -" ""S 20
IIo'"" ma '"' SouuE man ual Walheu mo mo
wa or and wa. drowned, but when the body was
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A Bride OF Two Weeks Leaves her Hus
band.

NEW HAVEN. July 25.-David Wilson and Net
tie Lyon wore married two weeks ago without
the knowledge or consent OF the brides
parents. They lived together Just week.
when Mrs. Wilson returned to the homo OF her
parents. Yesterday the husband got out a
writ Of habeaB corpus TO compel Oliver W.
Lyon, the father Of his wife, 10 return the girl.
Mrs. Wilson sMore that she was only Is years
Of age. and Wilson swore that she told him
she was Il. Judge DemlnR compromised the
either with her parents or With her hu- band
She returned home with her parents, who will
Institute proceedings for u separation.
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Minister Fred Douglas. Rack,

Fred Douglass. the United statcs Minister
10 Hayti, arrived here yesterday afternoon on
the steamship Prins Frederik Hendrix and
went Immediately 10 Washington
WAsHlSGToE. July %. 1t was rlmored here
tonight that Minister Fred Douglass had re-
turned TO, New York to-day from Port nu-
Prince and came on at onca 70 his homo In tho
District Of Colun bia. At his homo on tho
heights In Uniontown. three milos out Of town,
nothing was known OF Mr.. DouGlasss coming
back from Hayti and II was said he surely
would 70 to his own home II lie were here At
the White house also there was Ignorance Of
Mr.. Douglass's whereabouts.
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4 GOLD WATCH FOR 10 SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Tnlmage Booming His Pepper and Building
His Church.

His Church.
Further progress is reported in the develop
ment OF Talmage's unique plan for raising
money to build hisi new Tabernacle. The 10O,-
600 subscriptions at 81 each for his religious
newspaper have not all been received yet. but
some OF them have been, for the last issue Of
the paper contains the announcement OF tho
award OF prize TO the enterprtsinG can
yasser who secured the greatest num-
Der OF subscriptions during the month
OF June. Daniel Mclean OF North Sydney,
Cape Breton Island. is the lucky winner
Of tho gold watch offered by DR.. Talmage. and
he gets It In return TOR twelve sui scriptions.
A minister down In Maine aud q man on Long
esch the RhSh M fsL sH' tSn
Is expected TO stimulate Other am bilious work
onthy Bosd, shSS have The sd
ditonal pious incentive OF knowing that every
SUBSCRIPTION obtained means few more bricks
Tor The great structure which the homeless
congregation in Brooklyn hopes TO see reared
for its accommodation before many weeks.
Yes and there Is still another reward dimly
In Wow, which those Of great iAi,h and in
domitable courage and perseverance may not
SGn1sider beyond i, reaeh terra Gotta bust OF
who first secures seYenty-hve subscriptions
There IL time yet for somebody to win il Tho
competition was opened only six months ago.
and DR.. Ta!mage Is too liberal man 10 with
draw the opportunity before the end Of tho
also glitter before tho eyes OF those who are
besouRht to labor Tor tho restoration OF Brook
lyns best-known religious platform.
But DR.. Tai mage docs not allow tho good work
to go on without Offering his earnUsttymrathY
and encouragement to the workers. He wants
them 10 understand distinctly that he watches
their EFFORTS to build church for him with ten
dersst solicitude. He tells them so frequently
This Is what he said in the last number Of his
paper:
No one can more thoroughly appreciate the Kindness
Of our numerous subscribers wEo have been nnsparinR
in their cOrts TO help accomp ish the Under.
taken thln Dr Talma1e, and "e are sure tnLt in his
heart he inTokes divine essng ron everyone to whom
these tsstRnen shall 60 lime and Hgli he has given
expression u the most heartfelt graft d. and In Mum
bsfs " q - ~ our readers vii! mud tho btnedicon
that his ps would utter could he but FACE
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SrIRTIHG LAnORKRs REYOLT.
Tearing TIP Railroad, and Threatening
Worse damage.

POMONA, y. j., July 25.-Thors Ia riot on tho
New BrigAntlno Railroad. which runs froR
Pomona 10 Brlgantiao Beach. among tho
Italian and negro lsborers emploVod. Tho
company. II IS stated. have run short OF funds.
and will not TaJ the mon. who arc in II starving
condition. and arc tearing W tho track rear
BriGantinc Beach. They have not been paid
for some time. and are getting desperate. The
trouble ccmmonCed in the first part OF tho
week, AMI is rapidly growing worse II Is
thought that tho Sheriff will be called On to
suppress the riot to morrow.
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s,rIh. nr Chicnnn C.rn.n,.r. In.

CHrcAGo Gay 2a.-when the carpenters OF this city
went out strike last AUril they demanded of the old
QOSseS association IS cents an hour until Aug nni
SIN cents hour thereafter. Their aim alum WAS re-
leced but the new bosses association signed tho scale
and the carpenters went 10 work. Now the new bOGGes
declare that they will make tho advance in wages
on aug they agreed 70 and 4 e generally believed
order % cut wages. The carpenters will probably
strike on Monday There are lu0OO carpenters here
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FLEEING FROM BUSINESS clnEs.
A Fort Hamilton Hotel Keeper Commits
Suicide.


A drowned man was found yesterday morn
ing floating in shallow water on the Bay Ridge
shore, Attic foot Of Sixty-iltth street. and soon
attogwa-d was identified as Carl NiIlson. q we'll
known resident OF Fort Hamilton. Tho body
had evidently tccn In tie water int short
t!mo. and Nilsson IS supposed 10 have commit
ted suicide on Thursday night as lie had been
seen in the City Hall in Brooklyn on tho after
noon OF that day. business troubles are be-
lievcd 10 have been tho cause Of the act lhree
years ago N!lls0n took a three year.' lease OF
the Brouklyn House. at Fort Hamilton from
tre-lrcside nt Morton. the owner OF the prom
erty wi III The privilege OF buying it IL lie could
raise the necessary amount Of money. He
sp.nt good deal in fitting up the hotel. but
failed TO make 1t n raying concern. Mr. Nor
ton tried to have him e;ectod. but failed. as the
courts discovered n serious flaw in the title.
y" became very Gesronient over his business
failures. ard his friends have no doubt that
this drove him 10 suicide; He was a Swedc -
years Old. and leaves a " ldow. but no children.
tie had been an active democratic worker in
New tEcglt.
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Ito Fried the Fat out Tor M,s Own Use.

HARrFoRn, July 2a-DT George ?. Luther. one Of tho
most prominent young Republicans in this city was
this morning aTresed for obtaining money under faso
prstsnces He has been member Of the Young Mems
Interest 70 its wsitarS ne bas toF the past year 90
city Ostensby for the club but In feLIy, IL Ia said
for his own use The names OF Mayor Henry O. DWIGHT
"a. nan ~, hi - ~
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new REIrLv. Conn, July lydia Benhan, who
came to this city from Sow Haven last February and
has been living with frisnds died this moruinR
under circumstances which pointed TO sulelde. she
was greatly deformed, her limbs being crooked. and
though she was 4! % age she was esa than
feet Ia height On sAgrd last she Was taken ~ with
acute nc OF vomiting which continued until Lef
eeath this morning. Or; Holmes who attended her
thought death oauSei by EAstrith The Authorities
ordered post norton with tla result that IL Wrs lis
covered that she had taken poison Il - aId that Ter
dTtOTnitus were caused by an UyerdoIs OF mercury
WINCH wAs gwen her when chic 10 rsLleEe a d.
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Maybe les Sing Sing, nooLleeper.

Loni7n can'sgram published yesterday said that
an American named Rogers had teen arrested for
forgery In F3GaGi, Eai hat 10 had committed 100
s-g"r.e., Inspector 3 rDcs said the only iorgsr
named R1R.rs d" knew wa "bHrky" Rogers
'HDSy Lao not been around here Tor lime and
mZ 's,hy be tic man arrested N England. lie Ia
an rNJ'rI lenman. and. during n term At sing sinK
teEYe4 as Jv -kesgUr theEr.
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SUING TIE COMMANDER or Il W4Rsu1p
Sir BALDWIN Walker Called to Account for
ClnsInE Iehster CnnuerY.

Closing ~ Lobster CnnuerY.
ST. JoHN's, July 2J.-Str Baldwin Walker. the
commander OF tho British man-of-war Elmer
aid who closed BaIrds lobster .cannery at
Fische's Brook on the French shore. contlscat-
ed tho machinery ami stock, and placed body
of armed marines IN charge, was served yes
terday on board his ship with writ returna-
bic On Aug. :, nj tho suit OF James Baird. who
Sir Iadwin rays no attention TO the writ, ar
rangenealS VIII tc made tgT BIS arrest Tor
conieEpt AZ any Newfoundland port he may
ALfhr
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Lyushsd an UsLaowa Nss~o.

BIEEiSdnIM Ala. July 2s.-NsWS reached thlS city
10 day OF The lynehnE Of al unknown negro Ark4
dslPhl4 Haunt county on Wednesday for an AAaa ut
on q shits ElIl \ party Of fsImeIl g b. IsIOftsd
lhs woods and returned few h0Urs lllSE WIhoII hin