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eco Stockholders participated in the 9th semi annual dividend of per ct. paid on Jan l5' 1892 by the Atkinson.Co., of Maine. This IS a good record. See the Co.'s notice Of SSO'ooo Treasury Stock for sale to further increase the business. The authorized capital Is Sl,- O1O OOO
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Rev E. II. Butcher attended the Good Templar convention, Tuesday, in New Haven.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Mir and Mrs Frank Middlebrook of Waterbury spent Wednesday night with their mother.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Mrs Cicero Beardsley is now night nurse for Mrs Sarah Sherman, who is constant sufferer.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Dyspeptic and wrctchcd, are you? Try a diet of nutritious bread from National yeast; it is purity and health .combined.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Merchant A. B. Fancher has been laid up with grip and has employed Claude Blackman as extra clerk.
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TAUNTON.

Meeting in the chapel, as usual, Friday evening.
 Mrs 5. B. Camp is better.
 A. N. Purdy had the misfortune to lose one of his horses.
 William Butcher is much improved.
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Rev Dr Beach, presiding elder, will preach in South Britain, next Sunday morning, 18th.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Pure and wholesome; the National yeast has a friend wherever used.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Mir and Mrs A.J. Budlong of Mohawk, /, N. r., are guests of l. E. Harris.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Fred shelton and Will French received invitations to the Burr-Ciple wedding at New Britain, last week Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Mrs David B. Beers is not improving and, Thursday, Dr Hubbard of Bridge port was called in consultation with pr Smith.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Ladies prayer meeting, next Tuesday at 8, with Mrs II. l.. Wheeler.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Invitations were out for d select dance at l.. c, Gilberts, Thursday evening.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

New lot of fish of all kinds. Salmon trout, mack erel, herring, halibut for Lent; genuine boneless codfish 10 and PC pound
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

"Reliable, uniform and better than the best" is the opinion of all who use National yeast.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

E.F. Hawley's store is full of new Spring goods in every department and also full of bargains as he never sold goods ns cheap as now.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

W. c. T. U. meeting, Saturday at , 30 D m.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

F. F. Hawiey has a special bargain, this week, one lot of genuine goat and kid shoes for SI 30 and $l, formerly sold at $2 and $2 % Don't miss this bargain.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

National yeast is sold in packages Il all groceries; eight cakes for DC.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

For Bradley's phosphates. call at Warner Taylor < Curtis's.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Do not fail to give National yeast q trial.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Why. What delicious bread you have! ''Oh yes, always have, because use only the National yeast
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

John l.. Sanford, after two-months' severe illness, is able to be out again, as his many friends will be pleased to learn.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26
DIsTRICT OF HUNTINGTON. ss. Probate

nISTRICT OF HUNTINGTON, ss. Probate IL Court, January 2s, 1892.
 Estate ot HARRY BURR, late ot Huntington in said district, deceased.
 The Court ot Probate for the District of Huntington hath limited and allowed Six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to ;CIesent their accounts, properly attested -.,lthin said time, will be debarred reco- cry. All per sons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to JOHN L BEARDSLEY, Administrator with the vii annexed.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

company with credit. He was in his 37th year and leaves wife and two interest," ing children.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

For Bradley's special fertilizer, call or Warner, Taylor X Curtis.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Mrs s. c. Glover expects to leave for Franklin, Penn, this week Friday.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

NOR SALE-Two extra well matched pairs U ot Steers; are fat. One pair has been han died as leaders. Also about 75 bushels of Po- tatoes brought from Vermont for seed. Yer mont Potatoes have yielded more than one third ahead ot common seed with us the last four years. 0. G. BEARD, JR. Birmingham.
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EOR SALES Cows and one Horse. Inquire U ot JOHN L. BEARDSLEY, Huntington; P. O. Long Hill.
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OUR CATALOGUE OF RELIABLE GARDEN V SEEDS-Will be mailed to you on applica- uon- WE GROW THE SEED and offer it dl- rect to you at reasonable prices tor best stocks. Car load of choice VERMONT SEED POTATOES all leading varieties Write tor the catalogue today S. D. WOODRUFF SONS, Orange, Conn.
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STAMFORD.

The guild connected with Christ church gave an enjoyable supper at the Rectory, Wednesday evening. Net receipts about $50.
 Henry Benjamin was given d surprise on this 62d birthday,
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NOTICE-All persons interested in the Mon IN roe Creamery Company are requested to meet at the Creamery building on Saturday, March ,, 1892, at , o'clock to meet parties who wish to rent the premises All stockholders and patrons, or would be patrons, should at tend. The parties wish loo COWS pledged, if the patrons are willing to pledge thai num- Der. Per order THE PRESIDENT; Homer E. Clarke, Secretary.
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HORSES, H0RSES-W. A. Beers will be at II F. s. Osbornes Stables, Danbury, Friday, February 26 1892, with car load of Canada Horses and will sell them very cheap. There are all kinds from $75 to $500. Call and see them. ". A. BEERS, Brookfield.
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VTANTED-Sewing Machine Operators w negligee shirts and mems underwear;
 | steady work. G. F. HADLEY, Long Hill, Ct.
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EOR SALE-Two good Cows due to calve in U March. MARY A. BRADLEY, Hanover district, Newtown.
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TWO COLTS FOR SALE-One tour and one l three years old, both thoroughly broken and fine drivers; also one good family Horse, calves. H. E. kRAEMER, Cutters Farm.
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ME WILL SELL-A car of horses at low " figures, next week; come early and get bargain. Warranted represented. MITCHELL X SANFORD, 21 Elm street, Rridgprprt.
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WANTED-General utility Man for care of " horses and place and position as church sexton. Apply to GEORGE SHEPARD < SON, Bethel, Conn.
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UANTED-Steady Man to work on farm. w Must be good milker. FAIRCHILD X MOORE, Taunton district, Newtown.
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BETHEL.

Stephen Gilbert has moved co Wolf Pits. He will run his fathers farm.
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TO FUSE OR NOT9
The Colorado silver League il Favor
of 1t.

The Colorado silver League 1. Favor
of II.
DENVER, July 26.--The convention OF the
State Silver league met this morning with
500 delegates present. TO nominate state
ticket and presidential electors. Soma
favor fusion with the peoples party. others
demand a straight ticket. President Slater
recommended that the convention nomin-
ate electors pledged to cast their votes for
whatever presidential candidate will de-
clare ia favor OF the FREQ coinage Of silver.
They hope to force either Harrison or
Cleveland to 30 declare, In the expectation
of carrying Colorado. idaho. and three Of
four other western states. G. /. Thompson
was tenn porary chairman.
A COMMITTEES was appointed to wait On
Gen. Weaver, peoples patty candidate for
the presidency. and ask him 10 address the
meeting. Capt. Power. OF Isrre Haute,
Ind, national committeeman OF the party
of that state, made an address arguing
against tho international monetary confer
ence and trusting the silver question would
stir mp the whole people % no other move
ment ever had.
At the afternoon session tho committse
reported that Gen. Wsavs1's time was linn
tied. and while he could not address tho
meeting he expressed himself heartily In
accord with tho efforts OF the convention
for free silver.
Mr.. wheeler, OF Aspen, said the silver
men got nothing from tho Chicago or Min
neapolis conventions, but received every
thing asked for from the Omaha convsn-
tion. Two-thirds Of the members OF ths
silver league would vote the peoples party
ticket and that party would carry many
states. Thos. NJ. Patterson. OF Denver. said
"The election of either Cleveland or Harri-
son meant the downfall Of silver. Weaver
was Colorado's choice and should receive
the support OF democrats and republicans
alike. A com mittee was appointed to con.
fer with committee from tho peoples party
and decide upon a ticket agreeable 70
both
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NOT MUCH HURT.
First Reports of the Libby Shooting Ex-
AggerAted-Nofes.

First Reports of the Libby Shooting Ex-
AEGerated-Nofes.
M1ssouLA, July 26.-[Special. l-Conatable
Searles came in from Libby this evening
with John Dick, one OF the participants In
the shooting affair there last Thursday.
First reports were somewhat exaggerated.
Dick gave himself up and denies that hs
said he would not be arrested. French
Charlie. who was wounded in the affair, ID
walking around and not hurt ~ badly g
first reported. -rs@
The body of John Jordan. who was
drowned in the Big Blaokfoot river two
weeks ago, has been recovered.
Lewis G. Hotchkiss. . nephew OF Judge
Mcconnell. was married to-day 10 Miss
Imogsne 7. Bradshaw. The happy couple
will remove to Jamestown, N. d., where
Mr.. Hotchkiss will take charge of a planning
mill. James Il. Fletcher aud Miss Hasty
Howe we're married to-day, Rev, Hugh La
mont officiating,
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SEWER GAS EXPLODES.
Costing Two Lives and . GFeat Deal ~
Property.

Costing Two Lives and q Crest Deal ~
Property.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.--An explosion OF Ras
in the great Mill creek sewer late this af-
ternoon wrecked half the sewer. caused the
loss Of two lives, the serious injury Of sev-
eral people and great damage TO property.
The first explosion occurred Immediately
under the liquor store Of Carl Fuchs. lOlz
South Fou .th street. az lifted up tho baaA-s
ment and first floors Of the building, and
the wreckaRs fell back to tho bottom Of the
shiny stream beneath. Barkeeper Albert
Mueller was instantly killed, a. was also
Mr.. Fuchs. The body of the latter has not
yet been discovered. Mrs. Irimbte, her
little son and Charles Humpe, who were in
front of the building when the explosion
occurred. were painfully injured BY flying
debris.
Another explosion quickly followed tho
first, blowing heavy man-hole caps OFT the
entire length of the sewer, az we'll ~ tribu-
taries, within radius of several blocks.
AT present practically one thousand fest OF
sewer is opened W.. tho streets being
wrecked and yards Of Iron Mountain road
thoroughly torn up. The sewer was the
largest one in the city.
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BOOTLESS MEDIATION. +
Hugh O'DsnnslYs Efforts At Compromtse
Not Sustained.

Hugh O'Dsnnelps Efforts Rt C0mpromtse
Not Sustained.
HoMEsTEAD, July M.--It appssrs quito
likely tonight that Hugh ODonneil viii!
resign the craftsmanship Of ths advisory
committee because OF disagreement, tho
committee refusing TO approve of the a.
most unconditional surrender Of the fight
in hand. UDonnsll had expressed him
self nnxious for settlement. even IL Re had
to bs sacrificed. He authorized two news
paper men to 60 to Superintendent Potter
and ascertain upon what terms the old men
could return to work. When their
commission was executed the com-
mittes refused to admit them.
and this rebuff will cause
ODonnell's resignation. Superintendent
Potter told the mediators there was no vim
dictiveness in the company's dealing with
the men, but they would mot take back
certain strife makers. The mon would not
be questioned about membership in any Or
ganlzatjon. hut would be required 10 sign
an Agreements as individuals. fixing the
scale based ON \ $23 billet. The mediators
were assured that the places Of the old men
were being rapidly filed and Shperintsnd-
ent Potter Expressed regre ct when he head
of the failure Of O'Donnelps Efforts with
the committee.
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NEEDHANI WHIPPED.
He Lasts Twentv-nine Rounds Befor,
Dawson, of Australia.

He Lasts Twentv-nine Rounds Before
Dawson, of Australia.
SAN Francisco, July 26.-George Dawson,
of Australia, and Denny Needham, for
merly Of st. Paul, fought at the California
Athletic club Tonight for \ $4,000 purse.
Needham was knocked out in the
twenty ninth round. Needham was very
aggressive in the first part of the fight,
drawing blood from Dawson's nose in the
third round. About the twelfth round
Dawson began to wake up aud landed hard
riget handlers on the ribs and kidneys.
Needham, however, got in heavy work in
the thirteenth and fourteenth and the Aus
tralian was very shaky, his nose ana mouth
being raw and his chest streaming with
blood.
In the fifteenth Dawson made q dssper-
ate rush and dropped Needham with right
and left on the jaw. almost knocking him
out. Needham was not tho same man after
this. and Dawson began rushing. hammer
ing Needhum continually on the kidneys.
Nsedham consintlnued to grow weaker and
finally was knocked out in the twenty
ninth.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Slight shocks of earthquake we're felt in
California tuesday morning.
A Ere Monday evening destroyed half OF
the business portion of Oakdals. Wash.
Loss 10000. insurance 500, 900.
A revenue cutter seized the British
schooner aibyl. of Vancouver. after she had
landed thirteen Cinnamon ON Whidley
island.
The new government cruiser Columbia,
familiarly known ~ the Pirate, was
launched At four O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
at Philadelphia.
The Eighth Pennsylvania regiment WAS
ordered home Monday morning. 1t Ia be-
lisvsd the Others will follow till only two
regiments are left at Homestead.
The peopls's party of Washington nomi-
mated g. W. Young for governor, j. G. Van
Plnten and F.M. Knott for congressman. and
presidential electors. Resolutions of aym-
pathy with the Homestead and Cuur
d'Alens strikers wore adopted.
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BASE BALL,
Scores Made in Yesterdays Games by tho
League Clubs.

Scores Made in Yesterdays Games by tho
League Clubs.
BOSTON. July 25.-Stratton was knocked
all over the field, Boston winning easily.
Boston 10, hits 1G, errors 2; Louisville B.
hits g. errors 3. Batteries. Nichols and
Kelly, Stratton and Grim.
WASHINGTON, July 26. - The Senators
batted out victory in the seuth in an un-
cei tain game. Washington 49, hits 8, er-
rora /; ST. Louis s, hits 13. errors l. Bat
teries, killen and McGuire. Breitenstsin
and Moran.
BROOKLYN. July 26.-The home team
played finely and won an easy victory.
Brooklyn r. hits 8. errors 2; Pittsburg 5,
hits 8. errors II. Batteries. Terry and
Gumbert, Mack; Haddock and I. DAILY.
Pu1uADELrHIA, July 2G.-,It was good
deal of a farce. Cincinnati s, hits H. er-
rors 7; Philadelphia 26. hits 70, errors 4.
Batteries, Rhines and Halliday. Harrinp-
ton and Kughan; Carey, Cross and Glenn
ents.
BALTIMORE, July 26.-Timey hits and
daring base running gave the colts the win
ming run. Baltimore 2, hits 3, errors .; ;
Chicago 3, hits s, errors 3. Batteries Pick
cry and Robinson. Luby and Schriver.
NEw YORK. July 26.-The giants won a
sharply played game in the fourth. New
York 6. hits 7. errors 2; Cleveland t. hits s,
erro's3. Batteries, Ruse and Doyle; Young
aud Cuppey, Zlmner.
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DID NOT TAKE HIM.
A Desperate Horse Thief Routs a Posse
and Escapes

A Desperate Horse Thief NOut6 \ Posse
and Escapes.
CINc1NNA11, July GA digpatch from
Mt. Sterling, KY. tells of a Sensational
ARRAY, resulting in the death of two men
and tho fatal woundine Of another in Mem
phee county. Jailer Upton received telo-
gram from Madison county telling of thefts
committed by a noted horse thief named
Hurley, and stating that he could be found
at John Pett's house, eighteen miles from
here. Upton started for the place, taking
with him Tom Howard. George Reyburn
and another man. A watch dog gave
notice of their approach, 40 they walked
boldly into the house. Az Petts struck
light, Hurley, who was concealed under the
bed, fred, killing Upton instantly. Hur-
ley then shot and killed Howard. A min
ute after, he put bullet through Reyburn's
shoulder. keyburn rushed out into the
yard and fell, and vicious dog nearly tore
him to pieces before Potts could rescue
him. The fourth man Of the posse took to
the woods and Hurley made his escape. A
posse is now searching for him. Reyburn
ls still alive.
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IN THE TORRID BELT.
Tho Blazing Sun Still Getting in 1t
Work,

Tho blazing Sun Still Getting in Its
Work.
CHICAGO. July 2b.-Ths number of casual
ties by heat in this city TO- day surpAsses by
far all previous records. Besides the death
Of seventeen people from sunstroke eighty
eight have been taken to various hospitals
or their homes prosttated by the intense
heat. OF these several will die. Air
blowing in from the pier was
like blast from fuanace.
Ths me curry got up to ninety-six by noon
and remained there till evening. Since
dark it has cooled off but slightly. 10 add
to the discomfort. some portions of the
north and west sides were, during the hot
oitv mains being for u time unable to sup
ply the tremendous demand put on them.
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should Study Conditions in Kansas

Berlin, July 2G-Ex-Senator Ingalls,, Of
Kansas, has gone to Vienna, via Dresden.
He told an Associated press correspondent
that hc is studying the economic and po-
litical conditions Of Europe. He intends
to take the stump early in September, and
wishes to be we'll equipped on the import
ant issues of the campaign for protection.
not only AZ it Affects the mercantile COM
munitieB Of the east. but also AZ to its bear
ing upon the condition of the farmers. MY
stay in Berlin has already shown me how
our farmers have boen benefited by pro-
lection, supplemented 10y reciprocity. The
farmers have every reason to be grateful
to the republican party aud its protection
pollcy,"
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GREAT FALLS. July 26.-lSpecial. Tho
body of Jack Delaney, who was drowned
by jumping oil the steam yacht which went
over tho dam two weeks ago last Sunday.
was found to.day under a log jam near the
old wagon bridge. Men were put to work
this afternoon by the b. IL NJ. company
clearing the log jam, when some small boys
saw the body Of man in the water and
told the workingmen. The body was iden-
tilted as that of Delaney and Coroner Ladd
ordered it to be buried ut once.
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A Small Cyclone.

AsBUny PARK. N. D., July ga small
Cyclone swept over Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove yesterday afternoon, Rain fell i'll
torrents, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, and much damage was done. A
stage containing William Morris was blown
over and Morris badly cut and bruised.
Several buildings we're struck by lightning
One boat ran into the Rose bathing estah-
lishment, stunning the inmates. Miss Liz.
zie Bynum is in critical condition and r..
Joel Clayton was unconscious for quite a
while. some barns were struck and de-
stroysd by tire.
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McDonnId's Elegant Opera House.

Pur1lpspuna. July 2G.-ISpeoial. Mo-
Donald's opera house. one OF the finest
structures of the kind in the state. was
opened last evening for tha first time.
Judge Durfee. OF Deer Lodge. made the
dedicatory address. The house Was built
by A. A. Mcdonald and cost $4,000. The
opening attraction was Blue Jeans. which
packed the structure to the doors. Helena.
Butte, Deer Lodge and Granite were repre-
aanta1
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Isneher Is Cham pton Wrestler.

NEW YORK, July 2G.-The Gr@oo- Roman
wrestling match for the championship OF
the world between Ernest Koeber. the Ger
man and holder Of the Amer lean champion
ship. and NJ. Appolo champion of France.
WAS witnessed last evening at the Academy
of Music by u larGe crowd. Appolo won the
first bout in five minutes and torty-seven
seconds. Roebsr won the second in five
minutes and six seconds. and after some
two minutes Of wrestling in the third and
last the + snchman claimed he had hurt
his side aud ran off the stage, giving the
ampionship to Rosbsr, ths 81, 600 purse,
and the gate Eecsipts.
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Chinese Return to Tacoma.

TACOMA. July 26.~-Fivs Thousand persons
met in mass meeting last evening for the
purpose of getting an expression Of senti-
msnt III reference to the admission of Chi
nsse merchants to do business here in oon-
neotion with the recently established line
to China. Resolutions were adopted. op-
posing tho entrance of Chinese, either mer-
chants or laborers. No Chinese have done
business here since the time they were
driven away In 1886.
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Forgot to Kill Herself,

MEMPHIS. July 26.-Several medical ex-
perts testified in the Alice Mitchell case to-
day. They believed she is mentally un-
sound and would always continue 80. Sup
erintendent Callinder, of the central in
sane asylum. said Alice told him it WAS her
intention to killed Freda and then cut her
own throat. When asked why she did not
kill herself she said she forgot about that
part of it.
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LAKE Cry, Minnn., July 26.-Last night
Marshal Rogers looked up Daniel Busch.
who was disturbing public meeting. He
appeared at the time to be insane, but this
morning was quiet and the marshal e.
leased him. Busch thon drew revolver
and fired. fatally wounding the officer. A
number of citizens pursued Busch, who
took refuge in ST. Dlary's church. The pur-
suers followed him, and one of them fatally
wounded him with n charge of buckshu:.
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THE OTHER HUSBANDS LEGACY.
Wanted by No. 2-Not Getting 1t He RI
sorted to M urder.

Wanted by No. 2-Not Getting 1t He Re-
sorted to M urder.
DICKSON Tenn July 26-Late last night
J. H. Wynne, living near Burns. killed his
wife and mortally wounded his step daugh
ter with an axe. No one was present but
Wynne, his two victims. and a little boy
who was asleep in another room. 1t seems
that Wynne and wife were not getting
along WE'LL Wynne trying in vain to get
hold OF property left by her first husband.
After committing the awful deed Wynne
tried unsucoesfully to kill himself with q
knife. Word was received that Wynne was
taken from the officers by q mob and
hanged.
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Grand Circuit TrottinR,

CLEVELAND, July 26.-The grand circuit
trots opened under favorable conditions.
2:21 trot-Myrtle K. won, Lady Belle seo-
ond, Pedro l.. third, Phoebe Wilkes fourth.
Best time, 2:181.
2:16 pace-Robert ]. took three straight,
Ell March second, Paul third, Saladin
fourth. Best time. 2:12M.
2:29 trot-Minta Wilkes took three
straight. Lamont second, Rose FilkenE
third. Maggie Monroe fourth. Best time,
2;2l4.
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Capital Notes.

Secretary Rusk has gone home 70 Wiscon.
sin on short holiday.
The secretary Of state ID advised Of the
rannnciation by Salvador OF tho treaty con-
oluded December, 1870. The treaty, how-
ever. continues until May 80, next.
Tho president has nominated A. barton
Hepburn, Of New York. to bo comptroller
Of tho currency. Hepburn IL present sx-
aminer Of banks Of Nav York city.