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Students Summer Conference

On the grounds of the University OF
Tennessee, at Knoxville, Tenn, June
IA to %, 1895,
For this occasion the Southern
States Passenger Association has au-
thorized a rate of one limited first
class fare for the round trip, tickets OF
iron-clad signature form, limited TO
continuous passage in both directions,
to be sold June 18Th and l4th, good re-
turning up TO and including June
10Th, 1895
The Southern Railway offers to the
teachers and pupils desiring TO attend
this conference, fast and convenient
schedules and elegantly equipped
trains.
Information cheerfully furnished
upon application by any Agent or by
w. A. TURK, &. p. A., Washington
ID, @.
c, A. BENscoTER, A. G. p. A, Knox
vile, Tenn.
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The ladies of Bardstown have
undertaken to erect monument to
the Confederate dead in the Gene
terry at that place.
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Old papers for sale here.
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Big Land Deal.

Ashland, KY, June l3.-The
Means q Russell Iron Company has
lust closed a deal with New En-.
gland parties oy which 5000 acres
of timber land changes hands, the
price of $4,000 being spot cash.
This is the largest cash land trans
fer the State has seen in five
years.
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The Ills of Women.

Constipation causes more than halt
the ills of women. Karls Clover Roof
Tea is pleasant cure for constipation.
For sale by Thos Kennedy.
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N An electrician in N ew Jersey claims
to have discovered The secret of the
tire-f and can produce light without
heat ioes the little insect referred
10 lie has followed a new principle
no efcaticity, and claims TO be able to
separate the divisions of electrical en-
ergy and employ only the illuminate
ing elements, To be able to produce
Night without heat is to make long
advance in electrical discovery, and il
the inventor can make good his claims
a revolution in lighting is at hand.
there is actually no limit to the pos
Utilities OF electrical discovery
lynn item.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumo-
MIA, and all Throat and Lung diseases
are cured by Shioh's Cure. For sale
by Thos. Kennedy.
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No. l will arrive at l.. 4 N depot and make
connection with S:45 a. m. tram for Frankfort
and Louisville and all points on L. Il n,
Nos. 2 3 and arrive and depart 5rom c. Il o
depot, Lexlng on, and ana from trei Il tide
pot al neither and.
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90 ACRES AND 14O PERCHES

No . Also. al the right title ant f,r.-..-. . d,
the said J. SchalI Wilhelm lbeiug the me ,lr,.It.
NIded fourth paTt) in and To- all the coal and a.
eI minerals. with all the nights and llrtvIr..sas
necessary Tor the mining and removal Of me 1-r
aS prov for in the several deeds of ,r,,..y
aLIe I HeStiiiS the same in the said ! ScbtIf "a
nelh aud = P Wilson. l. q. Luke ami I, "a
', anu Mentioned in the reritals tn each de
Sc,iPtlHh gwen below. in, upon and uu,J.r rT.
following described tracts or tIecgs ~ Ia,,'y -.
sSlNaniz 10 wit. 'S' e''H
A Adjoining lands now OF formerly ci I,.,,,
lie road. Containing anu pun
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CAlIPOS IS MISSING.
Nothing Heard of the Spanish
General Since July II.
GOMEZ HAS OUTGRNERALED HIM.
The Rebel Leader Has Raised the Revolt
All over Cuba and Has Scattered the
Spanish Forces-New Expedition Formed
In New York

HAVANA, July 24.-Since the news o.
the death of General Santocildes. OF
July Il, the authorities have had II,
news of Captain General Martinez de
CampOs, despite repeated inquiries tc
Santiago de Cuba and other points
The government fears that there is g
general uprising in the province OF
MatanZas, which has been III a restless
condition
The defeat of the Spanish troops
when General SantOcildes was killed
has given an impetus to the revolution.
especially III the PROVINCE of Santiago
de Cuba, where the iron miners have
Joined the rebels
At every turn Gomez has outgener-
aled CampoS- Gomez has raised the re-
volt all over the land, forcing Campos &c
scatter his soldiers over a wide area
II SPAN wishes TO queu the rebellion
sne must prepare for a prolonged Occu-
patton OF the island by large force
A New York special says 1t Is an open
secret IN Cuban revolutionary circles
that preparations are being made to
send an expedition TO Cuba at the
earliest opportunity
1t Il generally understood that within
the past day or two a suitable vessel
has been selected and purchased by Il
committee. The leaders of the move
ment III this city decline to discuss the
subject. But the Cuban patriots who
are not identified with the party A.
leaders have all heard of the purchase.
Ihe vessel Is, according TO reports, an
IRON steamer with a power of - knots
an hour. Neither the name of the YES
sci, nor the port at which she Is now
lying, can be asCertained.
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HAVOC OF THE STORM.
$4,000 of Damage Done In the
Coke Regions.
LIGHTNING AND WATER DID 1T.
Stream Changed Its Course and Swept
Away Houses Coke DESTROYED and
Mines Damaged One Man Killed and a
Girl Missing.

CONNELLSVILE, Pa, July 2i-The
greatest loss from the storm in this sec
ton Is on the State line branch Of the
Baltimore and OHIO railroad. and at the
Mt Pleasant branch OF the same line
Hundreds upon hundreds OF tons of
coke were totally destroyed. Near the
Atlas works OF the Cambria company a
branch steam OF DUN ar creek over
flowed Its banks and formed Il new bed
through Il wheat field. The. water
swept down the main street. near the
wo- Ks, flooding the houses. and carry
ing chickens and pigs down the street
Both the Hill farm and Ferguson
mines are full OF water. The latter l. Il
total wreck and cannot be put IN opera
ton Tor nearly SIX months Lightning
played havoc III many places III this VI
clnity- A bolt struck the Presbyterian
parsonage at Dunbar, occupied uy Rev
W. G.. Stewart Ii Went down the
chimney and through the ceiling OF
room, smashing the mantelpiece and
scattering furniture about the room
Great havoc Is reported at Farming
ton and other mountain districts The
large barn of j. l.. Rush was struck bv
lightning and torn To pieces. The barns
OF John Dice, ASbeTry Carroll. George
Burkholder, Henry Muser and Pete
SmlthEcrger Were blown from their
foundations and made total wrecks
The house Of Robert Tuttle WAS blown
down, and nearly everything IN IL de
stroyed. The inmates fled for their |
lives and We're forced To walk through a I
binding storm uf rain, hail and wind |
hve miles 10 Il ueIghbOr's for protection |
Orchards We're blown down and crups |
beaten to the earth
Bell Longler. a I5-year-old girl of |
Chadvllle, ii hamlet south Of here. went
for the cows short time before tine
storm and has not been heard from
since 1t Is feared she was drowned
The death OF Frank McClory of Leis-
enrlng No. l Is particularly sad. lie
had just stepped outside the house To
get piece o1 wood for his mother when
a bolt OF lightning struck him
he total damage by the storm will
reach ut least SO, ,UUO
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PITH OF The NEWS

A treaty has been concluded bet,vaa,,
Greece and Russia by which fxed i'm
port duty hG@ been determined upon fnr
russian cereals. and by which Russia i
gwen the monopoly of the kerosene trade
in Greece 'i''ue
Five hundred men employed in the
UIeHwood Mo- Manufacturing com
pahy plant have struck for an increase
III wages and regular payday.
ok young men, who terrified the citi-
zens OF Guyandotte, w. Va. bv drivjna,
through the placd firing revoIvers' wrre
hhed and the grand jury will take copni-
zance OF the case
Governor McCorkle and a party of citi-
Zen> OF Huntington, W. Va. went To At
ialllC city on a pleasure trip.
The Helena (Mont.) assay Office has inst
EeCtl'ed the biggest single deposit of goId
@ @ulst ever made in Helena There were
over 'VO' ounces, worth about $50. 600.
Ihe Utica mine, at Angels Camn Cal
NIleH has been yielding $500. 900 worth of
so.d every month, is on fire. The men
kot loIlt, out safely The loss will be al least
l. X Stafford, aged is years. has hoe,
!g tATh from Springfield. Mo. to New Lev
ISEiI.e' ARK. little town ION the & ,tron
neIl-raliro; IN the charge of stealing
nearly sl 90 from e. c. Won Rose counIS
collector there
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The MARKETS.

WHEAT-No l:red. '4q74gc; No. red :.
CoRN-No ? yellow ear 5-o5-r... ~
yellow shened, 52a52, &C. mixcd ear ~
q. %. 0AIS-No white, sIlze5Iatc: No , do ?,
-. extra No white, o,4g5Olsc. mixed
MA NO ltimothy, SIeOOaI9 y; No = 2ti,no-
ny so 80 @l'.OO' backing. Sg.25saa50. No I
SSGlhs sS',alis prairie, sn-75Gl=.OJ; wagon b,r
bCITER-Elgin creamery. 2la33c. O,..-
i1l.ISs iniJS creamery, l7Gls.; fancy country roll
~ ,S1,T - low grades and cooking sic
w ENt-ohio mild, new, sl5agc: New
~, ne" ! s1fc; hmberger, new. IOal0,.c
L'9-Strlctly fresh PennSyIvanl, and ON
- pIItI d<g &c; I29lc more for cantiIed
LIhh-Large live chickens. 65a -. ,,..r
P'i I'VE chickens, small, SyG.str s,,ri,,
chickens, 3UGGOc, a. to size. 3Ea1S, SPItlI
uieS>td spring chickens I7.qisc. ~
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IL ACRES AND % PERCHES.
II A'I"inininE the public road and conta,pfn,
So ACRES AND Il PERCHFS
Il ACRES AND 1o8 PERCHFs

\, N, nlnlhlng iands now formerly of r,bi, 5
n,''er' hhinard Rhodes. private road. contain
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THE FLAG MUST WAVE.
Public Building Custodians Ordered to
Display the Stars and Stripes.

WASHINGTON. July 24.-Acting Sec.
retary Wike has issued the following
instructions TO all custodians of United
States buildings under the control of
the treasury department:
The flag of the United States shall
De holsted over all buildings under the
control OF the treasury department
GuTlhg the hours of business, and on
Feb. y, May 30 and July / from snn.
rise to sunset, except when stormy
weather prevents its display. When
either of the last three days falls ON
sunday the flag is to be displayed ON the
day that Is observed locally OrfMav 30
the flag should be placed at half mast
The revenue flag will be displayed over
custom houses, as required by Article
1913 OF the general regulations, and the
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
sALLOU Is SILL KICKING.
He Asks Cleveland TO Prevent the Bull
fight at Atlanta.

ne ASKS Cleveland To Prevent the Bull
fight at Atlanta.
New YORK, July 24-WiIiam Hosea
Ballou has written another letter TO
Secretary Carlisle. regarding the pro
posed builfghting at the At ANITA expo
sition He states that the managers of
the exposition have engaged !. p. Por-
teus TO bring TO this country a troop Of
bullighters, and that these men can be
refused admission to this country under
the contract labor laws. Mr.. Ba-Iou
desires that permission for entrance be
refused. He has also written letter
10 President Cleveland, in which he
says:
Il inclose herewith duplicates of let
ter> 10 the honorable Secretar. OF the
treas Iry III regard to exhibitions of bu /
fights at the Atlanta exposition. on
Will note that the troop OF bulifightS
can Onl V come into this country by eX-
press permission and license To each one
personally by the secretary, and that it
Is clearly his duty to refuse such license
to them. as the object of their coming
is a misdemeanOr III the state Of Geor-
gia. Permit me to express the hope
that you Will lnterpOSe your good of
fees TO avert a national scandal. aS the
administration will be clearly responsi.
BILE, now that its attention Is directed
TO the law If the interdicted bulls and
the contract bullfighters are admitted
INTO the United States.
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CENTRE COUNTY FOR HASTINGS.
The ouay Delegates Beaten and a QUAY
RESOLUTION Ignored

Resolution Ignored.
BELLEFONTE, Pa, July 24.-The Re
pubicans of Centre county. the home
OF Governor Daniel H Hastings. met
III convention here and elected Governor
Hastings and Farmer Benni,on dele
gates TO the state convention on the
first ballot, the vote standing los TO II
against Dale and Gray, the quay nom
lnees.
The Quay people presented resolu-
tlons IN which they eXtOIIed the great
services OF Senator Quay To the Repub-
hcan party Expressed grateful aD
probation of his wise councils and
worth the Republican party gratitude
for his herolsm during the war and
called all comrades III arms TO his sup-
port concluding with a warm expires
sion OF their unfiinching intention 10
support him III any battle he might un
dertake for his party, feeling confident
OF Its ultimate good thereto
These resolutions We're read and rs-
ferred to the committee on resolutions.
OF which DIR. George w. Itherton. pres.
ldent OF the Pennsylvania state college
was chairman. They were never heard
OF again, and County Chairman GRAY
stated that they had been DESTROYED IN
committee
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HURLED INTO THE AIR.
Three Men Killed by Dynamite Sea,
Chicago One Injured

i"fee Men Killed by Dynamite Near
Chicago One Injured
CHICAGO, July 24.-Three men bov.
been Instantly killed and foprth badI,
injured by premature explosion q
dynamite on the drainage canal. nea1
Willow Springs. The dead are: win.
lam lam Kelley of Marquette, Mich
Thomas Soaker of Chicago. Jo.enI
Smith, residence unknown.
The injured: Matthew Healv. Sc.
we're scalp wound.
heIey, Soaker and Smith were pre-
Parlhg blaSt and We're pressing the
dynamite into the hole, when sndfenIr
the blast which was almost comm e+a5
Went of All three men were bnrIeJ
nigh IN the air, and came down fnI,v
2OO yards from the scene of the exnIG
sion. All three We're mangied nm a
most horrible manner
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a DYING GIRLS CHARGE
She Accuses "a Prominent Bradford Man
with AssauIting Her.

BRADFORD, Pa. July pa pretty
young girl named Nora Walker, aged
10, has died at the Bradford hospital.
NOra's mother demanded that AN in
quest be held a jury was impanelled
and the remains of the girl were re-
viewed and the statements of the mother
taken She testified that her daughter
had revea ed the cause of her trouble
on her deathbed.
Nora SaIu that while employed as a
domestic III a private family in this
city. the man of the house entered her
chamber while she was asleep and out
ragged her, which resulted in peritonitus
and caused her death. The affair has
caused sensation. The party accused
Is weIlknown citizen, and Il husband
and father A post mOrtem VIII be
held
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JEDDAH, July PA mob of 15o Re
doulns have made a determined attacL
upon a number of lighters in the har,
Dor They boarded the vessels and
pIundered them of the most valuable
goods on board. Seven sailors and nine
sleNedores We're seriously wounded IN
defending the lighters. "
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Jumped From the Brooklyn Bridge

NEW YORK, July 24-Patrick Gala
han, bartender. in search of notorierv
jumped from the BROOKLYN bridge nfl
the East river. He was picked up by
men III row boat who were awaitiro
Tor him. Upon landing Callahan and
MS companions were arrested. Gala
han was bleeding from the mouth and
complained of great pain in the back
lie was taken TO a hospital. 1t Is il
legged that the jump was made for q
purse of 81, 700.
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WHEELING, July "a. - Wheeling,s
centennial celebration drew lar
crowd to Mozart park in spite Of
showers and threatening weather
hon H. G Richards presided. and
speeches Were made III English bv ev-
Congressman G. W. Atkinson and CO..,
greSSman b. B. Doverer and ex- NIayor
2eapTlght. and IN German by DIR. c. +.
:, . Irlch. Daylight fireworks wound up
lIie AFTERNOON. In the evening the
crowd present was ONLY limited I,v ~,
capacity Of the cars to carry them The
special feature was a fine display of fire
works "a Ia
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CIoudbursts Do Great Dam,o.

BLUE ASH. O., July 24.-The villap,
OF Brec0n has been badly damaged 6y
drowned. Many buildings were da,i,'
aged and the barn of Calvin Morris 70
tally destroyed. AT Summit in CJer.
mont county, Stephen Johnson's barn
was destroyed, also the houses of Sben.
hard Wales and George Cheger. Dam.
ages 10 crops are reported from differ
en-, counties IN the southern part of the
state. " '-io
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CHEYENNE, Wy, July Ex-Governor
t'IChafus S. mas received a message from
AdJutant General Sitter. who il in tha
jackson Hole region inyesrirating tbe
indian trouble, indicating that a seri-
Gus state of affairs exists there The
settlers have abandoned their crops and
are moving their families out of tbe
country. Indians from Fort Hall and
other reservations are reported going
INTO the country, and all the mountain
passes are in their control
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INpIANAPoLs, July 24-.Tames Havs
complained to the police that his wifa
had attempted 10 poison him Havs j. :;
lhbnrer, and carries his dinner with
nm. lie states that he was suspicion,
OF some pie that was placed in his lunch
basket. and he concluded to try it on a
dog The dog ate the and died i'm A
nan h"ur. y warrant has been issued
ion Mrs. Hays arrest
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Can't Grant the Miners, Reoues,

WHKEsBARRE, Pa, July 24.-The In
dependent Union of Miueworkers of
America has petitioned the coal opera
tors OF the Wyoming valley to advance
the price OF coal III order that the oper
ators may be IN better position to give
the miners an increase OF wages The
operators are asked to attend a confer
ence 10 be held at PottsvIlle. The on
orators here say the deDlorable clndi-
ton OF the coal trade VIII not Nyarranr
an increase OF miners wages. and they
all decline to attend the conference.
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BOSTON, July PA fire has occnrrad
IN the 5-story building, 90 to 90 Sn,Du
Bler street, this city, occupied bv Snit,
brothers d Mork, wholesale and reta;i ;1
cto'hlng merchants. The damage 70
the building Is trifiing, but the I9ss on
'eS rne-stock from smoke and water is esti.
fully insured. --N SiOO'OOUi
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TANGIER. July 24.-The German con
sui at this port has been paid the sun
OF 100000 as indemnity upon the parr
OF Morocco for the murder of a Ger
man trade. named Rockstroh. Fom
German w'rshIDs have been here fo,
some time past, supporting the de.
lhahhs OF the German consul in this
matter.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
n Telegraph Line to Alaska

NIENITEG, Man, July lit is re.
ported that the Western Union TeIe-
iaPn P com pihy Is making arrangements
TO take possession Of the old teIaoro-,b
lne extending through British C6Inm
pla' started % years ago to run TO En-
rope by Behring sea and Siberia It i.
proposed 10 put Alaska III touch yvitb
tAe great world from which II l. now
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26
The Princeton Students All Right

NEW YORK. July 24.-Mr. B. FORSYTH
Little. father OF b. Forsyth Little, Jr..
one of the party OF Princeton students
now IN Wyoming, has .ecrlyed the fol
lowing dispatch from Captain a. ).
Anderson. United States army. in com
mand OF the troops in Yellowstone
park: princeton party all right. no
trouble and everybody here and per
feCtly well -
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VIII share Profits With Emr,ovo.

COLUMBUS, July 24-The Columbus
Artificial Gas company has introduced
proht sharing with the employees. Div
ldends Will be based on the amount Of
Their pay during the period for which
the Stock dividend Il declared for stock
hOIners ana III the same per cent. En-
ployeS are TO receive scripr. excbauga,-
ble for stock until their hoIdin%s
amount to $500, when it is optional
whether they take cash or Script-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-07-26

PHILADELPHIA. .Tnly 24-Tba ,,I.,, .,
unite the Philadelphia. PennIaI .,,'J
Electric Traction compauje, tLe IL.
hlg corporations which control aInn-r
al the street railway traffic of Pbil,-
G GdSIphla, has been finally cumrIefed
he new company will have a capital of
S7u,oDo.oOo. the limit allowed bv law
so each "' VI
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OMAHA, July 24-As a result of tbe
dissatisfaction of the A Z. A. board of
education with superintendent Marble
"I the city schools, he has been depOsed
ana Frank B. Cooper superintendent of
Sne Des MONIES city schools elected i'm
MS place. Superintendent Marble had
refused TO permit the A. P. A. or any
othet element to dictate the manage
+ a Resulted
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Ryan and Smith to Fight

arS GL% N;, YORK July 24.-Parson Davies
tbe ana Fiari9d FIdrG9lar Joe Vendig, representing
PIeted arrangements for a fight IN a FL
ish Is between Mysterious BiIIy smith nt
DpsIon; Df; and Tommy Ryan. of Cbicago
ne night will take place durin% tLe
week OF the Corbett Fitzsimmons fiGht
az az - Da5LaS' noe lex and Will be for purse
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Boston Carpenters VIII

boston, July 24.-It is officially an
hounced this morning that the nuinn
CaTpe nters of Boston Will demand on
at anu aIteI sept; l eight hours as a Iimit
Vi d DAY : work, and an increase of ;
o.,i Cz.'s an hour IN wage rates. The pres
ent rate Is 80 cents an hour
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ance at the Democratic free r;I1.1t hC' 4
ltors state convention met r. I.,ou. GU
sahguIne expectations of those Iybo r,,'S
NOTED IT. Editors are here from 80 PU
section OF the state. Speecbe. y,,eis
Cockren. ana senator
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Negro Strung Up by Whites

TALLIPoLIs. o.. July 2I.-Dayid Ar
klns. coIored, has been strung M bv the
neck III Maple Shade by white men
ana would have died if some women
hau not cut him down. There was a
genera not, and revolvers and knlye.
were brought into play Later in the
were rocked. II !
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Action Against "A Bank.

-, WILLIAMANTIC, Conn, July 24-In
the Superior Court, States ATTORNEY
Hunter has applied for an Injunction re-.
stralnlng the officers OF the Dime Say
ings bank from CARRYING on business
longer Tor 81 order revoking the chan
IeI ana 1or disposition OF the bank
property Saturday morning wa. sat
Tor Il hearing on the motion.