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r . snv- , j;- NKW YORK, FRIDAY, JULY 20, HUfK TWO CKH8.
HlKlToV till'- tNrtlNEEUS.
, Vl;rrM mIU
. Hl Millet's " 1.ini"'l-in
tv ; ";;;,; i. ... in 1
"-
M.nrti" ' w Vn ''"'' r i,u'
; v ,. . ' nil the I'n imI Watr troot .
',",, '' ,' . , surptlatal iii ih
,.,. ,,l itm i wii. 'I'll'' i mm hal I'" 11
, . . ii f f rri ("Wait for dartliilit,
f .', rr-itl p uff'Mi'd uppfohMiBloli
! , i. i ,. ft; i,tls Unit Iho
I, i i ii : i t .'i i i I With bjr Ilia sirilfi.
4, . annul UUliU' of Miirtiii-' Mi
n, - . i,i ni ntii'rd, lutt when Mnrtltiiturif
v m r ' nviTytlilitif was aa quW tta a Bun
day, T ar altnrt fmir fil h Iwl! mllpsol
f, i,. irn kn In rthJ Minwhiliic Mnrtliisbunji
Dv, r Htl ii humlM fr-i-lil ar Mil "h" litltl-
d, ! immtiiju 'k .1 it-lw i rcwonthwM.'triwIu.
fhe nmnln r ( llitiaii cimllw re i re nt llio
imnii-1 ni ir;kinn nrmtit'ti In Martiiisbnnt,
I ji i .. . :,; n an"" til hundred! l I i rs
nn nla 'it Hip in k ' r ut Hi" lmtirt:alon t'nit
tii- rtrlk"i from ) ni-iu Iho rxmd bare rem
gtvg I hi-rpi 'iii n tln-ro nro hnndnnlor
o, atrisln; i-iiik-.i hoatntca about town on
murntflnM tli" trike, brfausc th lonertlte
, r , in i-r -v-nt --I from oarrrlDK conl l!
pinri tr ibnblllty then1 1 of Ihe nnhal com punt
trial i t - I ' in-1" i' nun. Pure Idiom.
nitliout Hi- loatl drunkenness or noisy Uilk,
it tlin notlcsauli. feature of tha crowd. The
Cr- tii' n nr.- tn-tliiv mi l' r Rood advice ttwtrd
Inn violence and drunkenness, They fiwl thai
trey haw Iho sympathy of the whole com
Bunltr, aa well ii "f nil other employeoi ,f the
mail, no Ion ii il'-y i-friiin from rlolence.
The President's proclamation W dlatrlbutoU
cartr In the mornlntt. but r Ived only a pass.
Ingnotlee, 10 that when 19 o'clock eanio there
We ii- riotoue crowd i" bi dlepereed.
While mnnv - l.-in were Mmi t!r,-,l up,
prctmriil -ry t-- cnrrylna -t the trnlne, the
trlk -in I, H I rem ' u mm mne
"iiM Kn ..nt. bnslllK the r prediction "ti til"
r.-fii-u'. -t the i-iicin- r- to -tart out on the
fond, They tald thnt no ll - would i- t.,k-u
on th ntflm , I ul llml Hie - uuiu ... - i
viiiinw i-. make iiucli i fenr en exeneo for not
K . Bg, Tin . m - ron t III .' t r-
Wlie, and, up '' II o'-loek. were buy etl nil
the few firemen tosethor who were willltui to
jo to work ; hul when tin flrnt trnltt wm reudy,
mi l the engineer end fireman on hand, there
wm in Ineliient which llluitratea the e tatua ol
the ink'-. Ti. if. nnd daughter of Engineer
Beilfoi I i-llmlHNl i . th- i" tb t I. and pti ad .1.
W '.Ii t lira in their eyea, thnt lie Would not tf,
aM rttfiU at tie- anine ' mo itiat. if hedlduo,
they a-otii.i romtiln on th enitine .tii hint,
Tli- v imen Were heroin Imniedlal lv.
l w .re applauded by the otlii r wl -.
at. i i-hihlreii who hail icnthcred nboiil the
.i..-1, Id dfonl turm -1 t. the - :ii .. -.
:. Inn t i : he iould not and that on l i t'..
iM'iio'.-'i' they eould not dta-hance hliu.
Tltat I aaa wP.llnff to 1 ploi'ed In the i n
ll-- Wtt alel Unit the w! - n- v . li ar
rati.- il, there la not much douM, Other en.
fjae.rn nre like hun. nnd the Hremeti ku W ..
' - -t.it- ..I aniilra Inata they are .
rn ii'. ti- t to x i"i i" llirei t.-. Wh,.i they - .
aiiuin' lie would not be aata on no engine
uieyaiV' nanreiUHin thai tli- ennnl boatmen
Would "iniiiit the crime. It I- r -i--rt -I I: re
thai 2 1 tli--" men ar how at HlrJouna nit-..
tw. nty old nul- w-t of h r-. j.r-.ar-. to In-
teriit all freight train out. There nave I n
ahutili lotheriuat uaalarininifatorU'a whleh
Jtep iiottrtie. At tii- tii.--.-l the Bedford at
t r-p.-n-
einjln" ntel threatened hi life, In Whl Ii there
Wan no (ruth nl all, So one -an t-il whether
there l real -lunger ..f liiu to thoae who may
att-iiit.t to i l
talk ol th" llr-men re the aufe evideu n
win -li r '-.nil an .-i-it, on, the con -liit n would
it. at there va i.- dimgi'r : yel they are a- da
term lie .1 ,n tli. . tT"tt t l-rltiu tu tnpnuy to
iernia aa ever atrlker weri. There lanitinrt.
howeyi-r. who. when ilrlven to the polut. will
bot admit tti.it in it,..- end th- cvmpuni wdl be
ll 'Mflll.
By 'J o'elock th. In eonirol droppe, their
r.t , iyn, and save out that an -tl it waa
tioaltlvely to I made t-- aend a train ea ll Way.
jw-t In-fore thai tii- M lug tu ii it it. itU'iit
t ilo.-ii Htrong, Inar-hed to the croenlng, hail
a mi. away, where Iho llr-tn.-n make their
ieadiiitrtr, to arreal a man. A town - n
tabii ii.,- earrying the warrant, buuon nearllliC
tie i il "i Ifrenieii ha baekeil out, and the
Ii Litia umr-hed Iwek aura hi. mueh tothoamtiao
jje-nl eerowd auiflhe wonderment of the
w . 'u' ti 1-1 ti" relatan Th n
! gnu a gr v. dmil ol urrylng to nn i fro by the
rt a- ...i railway "th luig. Gen. r'r-1: -h waa
ak.-H i . it all ,.i hi men. Hu replied
that I I tin r- Were Intelligent men
a- iinglhi i 1. mhI tl,.,t be Would llrataend
put annul to not lytheni to clear the Iriiek.
1 - . I. N-xt u train t-
r.uM limiting -a twenty coal cara, waa
r irt I - i - .Idler on th- engine and a
- i- lut nr. A guard ol three men
J- k'al ' il'l' i . k nil. H. ..( t num.- At
Ul" K -'-'i ng I all a down iii-n and
W II Were found i-lalellllif bvllie ile ol
Ineli ; wiiii , i - a,: mii nan, I. The gtiurda
loaded lie I mi,., at, I lie Itlell and Won .1
with lu -g t ot ..I their way, Th-engineer,
big, hurl) led w.abouied back na he feltthn
guard 1 mhi waa going on, undthuvtlii tlrt
Ireighl train whiel ..... worki-d on the linlll
' 1 " I Ohio Iblllroud .in - .Monday Went vU
n ' In go West wn plaeeil under Mil
I- at i 'i -'i . .'. a ouipant ol twenty men ahead
.t th - . ng 1. w i'. an 111 reaaed number ata
jion.'dthi igh the train. The report waa thai
lrn tram had to pa tin atrikera ilea. hi uirter,
nd. 10 lie ti ible w. auppiaeu U) ue niore
..riouwel 1 look three hour to get tho train
tin I-r I.- al way, A llreman nane-.l llotll waa
.r 1 Ui.. i, ti,.- 11., in waa nt. ait to p. nl
eat. I. tn g ,t dovvu Iroiu the eng.n
with hi meal bil 'ket and noat in III!
I- hi I. A- ho did .". everal offl r-
ii-- road got hun boh I ml iomu
ear. mill liegan olj.riug hun r.-ward. ..
f ' ' ' -ng n . V. .. ii.. w re ! ung -
lid I I I two brother pIlKlied
Py the guard 111 1 miglit holdol thedoulding
nun Icy I ill) , i- .1 .11 g.-n ng linn
way the liiitii-iixH ..i . NMht iipnehK r. Roth
I t t... lib. ' ...ii -t'ii. and addr. d th- crowd,
laying, titop! ur I'll go for apitet" Theerowil
Wua up ulmul Inn. on tin rt-i p Lank, nnd .1- hu
I i llelltll ' '. Ill" tlll-k.
bU'.'kel in hand, with an nxpre.njon nn hi
fneu allowing elearly Unit ha a .... ..i;. uniting
lim 1 ou hi life, a id. 'tut
I I nt. 1 win -h wii' n t .11 te forgotten 1 k
kill
v.. l..lo . I .....I ...... 1. ....I ..... . ...
" ..-'to i-.e.i atni w-n-.e-i ni-'ll l-ai-l lo I, I If 1 .
Moll 1 i.i k .ail I n't I.M-k out" II
honied I ui k getting very angry. What would
I you do for my laiuily If I wii kiiii 1
Jl.nf an hour pakai'd belore another Hi. man
I an I. A 11 i.n lllilueil SSepp, Iho 1.
borleil 1 ,i,g. ad-r of tin. ktnk .ra, hud pikt been
on--'' 1 lit 11,.. in ilit m. a- he waa taken away
- '11 thereiuue dovvn the irn-k with a large
fayi 1 . ,1, 1 H, I,,, hun 1. 11,. mother waa
I owing and I- long Ion, , ., on tlie
;ijgili' II- turned i' h-r onee and aaying,
I1 g' I - H V lit- "got "11 tl II'
fine. I liu 11 nn 1, oy. 1 iihuad, and Ilia atlll
II a..-. I... I! a I . ,, . ktrilter W- re
lalaely 1 'p .rt. d to 0,. 1 ,. 1 ,,,, , ,,, ,,(
pahi.d in -aioi y. , .,,,, end train got off.
41 ' V 'V, ' ' the la-I efforl -1
till day. I long. ipli. . 1 , mi, mid the dm ,
aoinga u re oanvao,. 1 1 t.. ,v . ,
pot getl ng train BW11) . n - i . . . , . ' .
IhUee.i ,,,,, the I, . ., , 1, ,
ti .v. Mullhow a proxy, iJelnpl, t... 1. .
quantily .. ompoaitr, wni' li g. 1 . .. , a I an I
c..iiu. .1 at the Might--t provo t.. ,,,..
ruga ai ' .h lay in aon ling' llio w- - 1 1, train
Van UWlllg to the Iii, 1111 to lln-1 1. liiph, ,
Vfhenln i.'.l Wanted lit the front. In!!:-. .ft -r-I-.
Ui a Judge l-ad III ' hot B'l t" a ep wd. I 1.1
Waa hi I inin siieiieo, lly dark. llOWcyei the
oniwd ba l uMiy gotiu away and the aldivr
V- r- 1 1 -,: ,1 . 111 in.- ma nil." shop.
1 i.-1.1 . I. are 1. t dm urate 1. They my
t'.at ti- troop, '..iniot m.i) 1. re ulwiiy, and na
f 1 theiiii.i lv... th i w i, 1 ..'I. -1 -turn, tvithoul
Y irk lug! haii Uirve and wora at thoaatno time,
w arrant were inadu at to-day for tho follow
lllg rillgl "I I. ol the T -I-, leoglllg Ill-Ill
l til - ft lg n riot! el , ll Zepi,,Tg,. Me.
1' '' 1 ' 1 11 .ir, - join -. I. . ,- l: -i 1,1,1, r. l -1
I' 1 N. W.it. ! -, 'I'n .. Uudeon, Infill Karl,
1 jhu I'.nif, iiumpdou I'ui.o, and jo, r, Hot.
'I n puny .fi.-t- 1. hayn lore in llio
' riiitig a u.rge number of engineera and lire-
l; an- -i. th- llllllmiore I.i 11. The -Hi a!.
11 n it . m Upon th. -tr.k- a being It ... i by
jiiiy iiu aio yel ar i.ri !' nt ol g. ttiug lul .
pilirliliU a i-r in a low day,
. A' ui 1 i ., Inighi ., -1 1. gld I'.d. In laplainn
f'l g: Oh I t . the S.- -i- t.iry ol War that lie
leafed I - iroopa on tli way to thia nlae would
1 ' uft int, and r.-. . ng ihat on- hum
a Or1 1 . 1 men "lei tw . pe..-.'ot artillery ii
lib Ii M . Illl A- I . g : l d II - Ulill I I '
I V.'"' "l-'O th'i i' -e.pt of Ibeao lal'utriiiu,
4'bUtuidU n-ral Vlli'.'ent lelogrupheil bi O-li,
fjxrr) lui.aiuding at Kit M U-nry. to b.i-l
IW'iflii ,-i ,-h n, readiip- for the fool urul-
Wlfi kUvjVUt t UrUlVI oii'.io. uui lli.a u.ni-
IBS flen. ltarrv r-port--d tint the fftlft Were
Pnndy t" I- rtioyon on r I pi of . rib nvfoi that
plirpn A.i-r the urrli il of Ool. Vr n -h'a
command t'.' morning. Col. Didnplnlno t.-i"-grnoh.il
Dial lh ndddlonal Iroopi Uked fof
Woul I 11 -l I- ri-qulred,
The x il tia n III 1'nd'l Htat- lro"t
arrived here al ft 1 . M. They hnvo three Oiit
ling gut... nn. I ur- untied w.th Spi itigll-id
nil Tie v barm ted m m f tin. round
hnuaee "f the rallpiad . oniiny. I mm l lot - y
on their nrrivnl (v, French Wegrnnhen to
Adj.-Oen, V 1 11 --nt nt Waahlngton a. lolloWl
pi... lAniatton hrtnteil in 1 now brine rlrrnlAt, -t am. r
I-.- .' .K-k If t'.' i- .i.i. t.o. net .ti-i,raa. th
it 1- barter my r.inairl will 1 it., r-arew tt-
enter .; tli I'rro.t. in At 11. -.at rverjlmng irram
. 1 ... t 1 1 .. .a. 11 . ..-1 "I- MMvilitai la re ol a ni a,",i.
piraii". ii vnii 1 - r. ...,o'.t. Wnna vrrarthai I may ih-ti r-
11. ,,. I- nil 11 .1 I . Htl. r I el.-n t iti-a VI III, ill.. I lull inn-
I'ltro ti. , uf, i-. 1 Pel lataliw, ata i- it:.- Uovtrtwr.
Th" P ....iii' or . -leniat -n. printed in
ban. 11, in form, wn 0 .tni. ui.-. 1 among Inn em
iiloyeeiitiiil 1 ..nl of t'.ieroad. Pollcomen Wept
ritriilari at with I .rg- nuiiiii.-r. lo In- pin I 111
1 ..ti. pi. in 11. phi . k.
Tie r-. t - now lying ttefn n-v-nty-three loo
mol v nearly nil of wii h have tli-ir tlrei
hunk-! o thai Ihcymny be renily to tnrt nn
abort not fnealreetii re nearly deaerteil,
an 1 moat of th" military hnve gnn" their
oiiurteni. so trouble I . p.-1. .1 to-night, and
; it a probable thai by n on to. morrow Ihcpi can
lie found plenty of mn i" movenll Iha train.
, Tie- nrreal .-t th- rln lb ad r and tartlng of the
Iwoti na line proeluiled th prohphllltyol fnr-
: ther trouble from th- Mrlkera. Vice Prealdent
Kcyncr and Ool, Hhnrp bavo uperlntonded nil
III. ... Ill' 1:1. to- Iny.
hi ..' 11. W. Vn .Till v 11-The railroad na n 1
huv full eontrol here, 101. 1 although o Ited.
; there nn len-n nobrenehof the p-u. Hoetof
' the .t aent .vn path 10 w ith the tinker. The
! li ner, of lV.lni. nt nnd V iternporl have
offi f. d th r a .tan - t tii- railroad here, if
A meeting ot workmen wae held hurt
night, and th- (..'.lowing Were paaaedl
th ri .Mi., tli men at tl,.' Tlaot tliv...ti. Wttl
I nl : I- la Ihr 'I. . 01. n -.1 tin- in. ti -ur hrether -livla-n
' in i. ,.ir.; I- w it." .in lai nilare. il n.i will ti t.y
i Ita in a: III," rt -III ir-ulili- "lltil Nt'll IMU Null l IMH-it
at. a wi1 n .ii .' ta-ra opprtMH t. eel Hietrtor uejiiri
I" l ,,li. I I tut II TH II. V
ii,i a. . it,,' nten "f tti Ttnr.t Dtvllne, hv,
l ...t.i', ..ii ralmly roaelrn a ita- -ti l' w tain' laara,
, aatl il il-- pre nt -lat. -i Wkgri wlileh Ihi ruaipflay
lit,, laiiaiwit in ..it ii wi , aim-a lo. hi1 bruVklf ear
a , . . Ikllll - hi ton ill th Ita ll .'-ml. - el ll'-. nll.l Out
, ,.k ia taal will enable a tv prevaw wvh
in t e...ii ,.
I et wi khtinM tti nuier aleMivae In the
II i bvc UK. ii in regard lo the prriekt tr-utir.
Ti. ii,, iv Ouard. thirty-five itrotur. under
Cupt. Chlpley. am enenmped hair mllei front
K yeer. waiting further order. New thl
bnk -re. it 'll Intonee escitninenl among th rail-
road in n. Threat ap tr-.-lvi le.andiqund
..t i x-ileil men p..r., !- d the street Inst Bight,
j tiiuugh it wai dark nnd ritlulnit,
;;;; s;.;h TKSVtXO,
The tv erk nt Ihe Btllxnre mnt OMe tMHketw
K.-i,t',ii-a in PtlieburgtVi
PjTTHBt tu. it, Inly lt. At 7 t!ii m.'iriltig
the conductor nnd brnkemen on th" Pennsyl
vania Rnllr -a I refuted t" w..rk. ami colloctltuf,
t the number ol nb .ut n hundred, In the freight
yard, topp I ovory frolghi train whleh at
tempted to move. About n doen rattle train
i nt tlie l'.aat Liberty -i -k yard. Wept 10
' .t ipped i a gain: "f ttrlkert nnd dlnled
men, Tli'- row I ut both pin e have Incronced
during the -lay. until nt midnight to-night
Ihi r- nr i l.ixaj mi n at th" fp Ight yard and too
atlhektotk yanl. N-t a freight train had left
r itaburgb go ng Eati up t" ml Inlgbt, and it ia
ii t prol be thai any will lea to-morrow,
Fully l. .' an an- Rtandlng on tldlngt here
ready) imove, over Utw ofwhb'h ur- marked
" r triable." At noon al ait thirty poll "tn-n
t- - - in of n trn'ti. with itittrui.'tiontto
, pat it tl.P nigh, I ut the atnk. r. Willi theii hand,
.a Uii-ir rev. Iyer. warned the engnier, who
ut -n Itopp .1 lua engine ..n l joiin d Ihe .'rik
era. Main other attempt have he -ti made, hut
failed, ihi 1 1' in ol the englnei'l havu atru k.
The ret, with the Bremen, Will (trlku to-mor
rt w ue :'tr ng.
At a iiie-ting held ihi afternoon !t watrc-
olved not to give In tinb'll 8eoU r-"k..t'' r
in.t reilu lion "f wag., nod quit running
" doul 1 de aded" train.- Ihlrtlf-CtX -nr lliktead
of eighteen -w.ta only three brAkement where
tin- law piiutp tlx. pole itiona from the rt
v .ui- a ul I'un-hnndle r anil were preai nt. un I
d hired I it the fp-lghl idu -tor and brake
men on th e pyadt had organ:-. I. mnt would
ttrlka lo-nu rrow morning. A telegram from
tin- l.ak'- Shore men to tne .ai IT -t wut r -ad.
One ttrlker ha Ijeen rrettdfor knia'king
a divialon tuporlnl n b ni down wlillofhe latter
wn trying to right a twd band Mart a tram.
Sympathy here ta larg.lv with tli" ttrlkera,
tin- liuiidr. .1 aii I Bfty laborer have joined tie
tin -k yard r lili e! rt and a urge d Ijgatlon of
r..l iti , noil 1...1..I. .-Mil. ..I ..a 11... .Irtlo.r. l...r.. .tl
ti oaool work to-nigid and told them that if
they ii ie. help 1,110 rolling null men had
pledged themtejve to drop thelt w .rk an I
Help light the railroAd. The men aay Heott ha
tijueexed th-m until they can'l tupport their
fuiuilh a. ud they are foP'eil t.. .tnk". They
are well orffuiilaeil, and ektini to 1 -
..perat ng with ail tii. trunk lino. The rail,
rou.i ntitnoritiew who thought thl morning that
the .'.i.turt'.iii-e w. ui.l blow over by noon now
fear there wdl he a repetition -f tin. Baltimore
and Oil ' riola, not that tn... pa will benei'il.
tary, Th- exettein-nl lit tin- city It i'-r great
VVnreuko, w, Vu..July 10, The Dalllmor
nn. I Ohio ttrlke ha uow i e general, ex
tending Iroin Mnrtin urg ti Parkertburg,
li-nw 1, t' lunibut, Newark, nnd Chieago.
and ttretigthent a it extend, At Newark urn
Columbu. Oil ..t!... freight train nre atoppod
by the .ti .k-r-. but tie pa" nger train ur-' un
molevted, Tberai roiul oltlelalt have called on
ti,.- (lovernor ..t Ohio for lna,pt,
The teh-graph WlP t w-i" ut well of Mnituis
burg by in ttrlkert thit afternoon.
I i vi igNXTI. Julj IB. The ttrike on the T'.ulti
more mid Ohio Railroad hat extended to the
Central Ohio divialon, nnd all freight traina
were detained nl N-wnrk to-daf. It It Mated
that the at ri kept have threatened to uteftreln
eaaeol the removal of tram.. No demonatra
llona ..f ylolenee have y-t n 'tirpal, l ot ut- up
prehended lu i'8" train, ore taken out. Tl."
inn during the .lav gathered about the d-p-.t
iti larg humbert, hul g i humor i.r-aii. .i.
Tlie - lia-i '-era Lav pot ) I op- lily Joined tlie
iii-n. i. tn- ttriko,
M I. I' liei y, mutter of trafTl- on the Daltb
more ..nl Ohio Itoad, eall-d ul the Oovcroor
III vt -Iii. i "' utilil in t ! r-ii t military
ikklttan i" th- uuthoritiea at Newark, Oov,
VoUllg Wat nbketll :n C'ineinnnti. He i. - i-p-
't-.i t.- i-ii. i ii ,.t rnidniglit. Thi re ia no mili
tary cnnipnuy In I. e king eounty, and the eaj
"I. th- (JoVelllol ! I a;. I ik hind ion theUppiail.
lion thul the autlioritie at Newark nre unnlilo
t" eontrol the ttrikert. The opinion prevail!
Unit tin- Governor onnnol legally lurnith tnili
laryald until tn- loeal autlioritie themudve
deelare thoir Innblllty i utrol th.- Btrikera
il pi itevt property, nnd call for military
iumlatanco,
W.C'.Qlllney, g-iieral manager of tho IHlttl
more and Ohio divitlon wetl ol theOhlo river,
thit afterieaiu held a ciinfoyence with the ..hi
tie u at Kowark. uud ofTurod b pay the old wage
t.. -a hat would yoluiiteer to lake out tminai
hul th.. men. though willing to work,dcclm i
tin- oner for i 'ur "I their live.
All la iiuiot hero, th train arriving and do
parting at ueuai.
lOriCH t'UOM nil It milt 11 li. ll
i oolaett ami vt a it. i ail. .a Rnjelaed l-'poa Iht
tl k in lie re uTtaa Order,
Washixqtox, i .i. 10. Tho Contrl CouD"
. il ! tin- Labor League of He' L'niteil Stut'-a. nt
a mooting held al their headquarter In thl city
to-day. pataud n rlo "f roaolutloni on tli- da
pr -.1 .tat- ol labor throughout the country,
and tin- ant', tlpatod '-yd retult to flow there
from ; Bujolnlng . '." ii .-. .n,. moderation upon
the member "f th" ordr. and at hilly warn
ing tin in. na w-.-ll at Workingnietl ill general, to
l.-v.,i , of euilktariet leiiuonl Whom have t-n-
i avoi d to operate huro.who go around In
iting the eommlion o ttrlket and vlolenin,
in- , .ar-a wiii-ii iniure labor in general, dla-
luri order, and end in, tl nvl'tlon nud pun-
" i.i . I the pnrti-ipauta therein, and re
I n ,,t n ral agltatlou it ihu ttmngth and
i a i - !.. hluia.rean aeijulre tunglblo n--I
rnnii n, an I that mob violnee and red lead
lily tu un ii i v and Html dettriptlon ol human
ijheiM ; ami ii bettor to tubniit to any tort of
,; -, ' -h, i ihetimn being tiiitii I" Inn a- no
got run id ul all. A mua meeting of the
I-. I .. . I thlt 11 Hrl t will he belli heo
ii -it w. i. lo eudorao tliete piiii-ipl.-a,
an ika ..a the i keeapeHke ami Ohio aaajl,
UROltOKTUWN, Ii f., -Inly I'l - Tlio pa nil I
boat Ludlow I' iti ". ti- only I-ai thai hn ' n
able lo put, tlie hlo-kade . nth- 'heaapnake and
lijiio t 'imal, arrived liei" i . v . wua iuu ton
..1 ...ni f..r Uinrl"t m i i n.--. Mi- report
having met with eoutldora ppotitiou fruni
the atrlaer, wl-. .toned aiei uluiniptcu to In
t, inn late her crW,
Preeldeal Phllllpe Mlruek with Rrlek,
A Mr. Buniuel U I'hllllpa, Provident of the
1 1 ii a venae Btilrutd, ateeaivrluiiBiii hotpttal Ui parb
in. a yeete.'dty, he wae tecueled lo W'Ulltni Kelily. ta
.nn) hi. ui... grant) deuitaJed t pM en tint rued
Wiii-ii iii I'liiUipe lulil Reilli Ihtl it wai MtJn1 the i iilei
:. ..1 (..ii-. -. It'ihi -a l.l ifitl Ilk a- il. . I I'll lain. . it'
ll. la nt Ulan no. I. han a . o Mr PllllUae.ua
:. . . i , -nn II. ii. i. ale. Im.l a I rli k la la- head, all.) .-
I,,' uMeil t v. Ue i a iiaraul u m lain, gratiai la- hetd,
itUI lit aul, in n In.,- that 1 wai llaanefl III ill)
iuuijitd un t diiwn eei tad eet-taa in- mt uiuatvtiia
all ngiui ai iui tevtail aveaut tail nmuim
THE RUSSIANS ADVANCING. I
At Ml Ml IT Till' I ()( I V f HtKS Of
i hi: CJC.V1 ; it. tlAI.KAtta,
The Tnrke Iteplaa in i at rr Ihelr Retreal
A Tin ut,), r.ii , - Mavinu i. "... AdHnneple
In Vli-rl Ihe IttVadete tntn litr th I iirka.
I.iiMniN, .inly ii Dranntchoi in this!
Btornlng'B pApent allow Hint the IttiaHlim are I
endeavoring, with . very proei i of u to
obtain poeAeeaion ,.f Knaanllk and Bllynoi
which would give litem control of tin- touthcrn
dcbouchmenl of the two in. ..t lmortan1 pAMnt
of tii ntrul BAlkAna, Tli" itatement of tho
Tim .a' Adrlanople corretpondenl that tie. Ku.
einti wont between Kaaanllk and siiipkn i
mnnlfeatly crroncou. For Bhlpkathe deapntch
thould probably read BllvBOi Turklah advice
place the prlneipnl Ruttlnn tore nt Hnlnkol,
which I tite touthorn dobouchmonl of the chain
Doghaaaud Tchlvardlhtkor pua-!-. Tho Tutka
teem lo bawl their hope of repelling tne In
vnaion win .lly OH the urrivnlof BulolmaB Paha
nd hi army, it i Improbable thai tho Rua
Binna will give time for that before throwing
forward a sufficient forcato telve and hold the
pa.---.. Atologmm from Eanto tayf thai th"
Turklah n -t with Bulelman Pnahn'a troop on
board pliant d Unit point ut 10 Ylo-k tint iu tu
ing. A Router telegram from Continntlnople, dated
yesterday, tar t " Abdul K.-rnn telegraph that
be w ill . ut off Ihe retreat ol tie- Rutanwho
eroaaed the Dalkana, nnd only wmta the nrriial
of Bulelman Paaha to commence nn attack.
Twi nty tbouaand regulArt and 80.000 v. :un-te.-ra
hve left Conttantlnople for Adrlanople
'I'll Mussulman Inhabit int.-..( Adrlanople nre
arriving ut I nttnutln .pie ra matte. anu are
provided de.the fjovernmonl witli lodging m
a. b-a put h from Adrlanople to-dyy the
Ruiwlan am advancing to destroy the work
shop ol therailwaj at icnlBaghra, Mehemet
Aii Pasns, with a innslderable force, baa left
Adrlanople to rneel ihe Russians,
I: oiter V telegram front s -humlAtaytlhe r.ns
Ian nave oeeupied Lot! -hu, south d Plevna.
RxnirsA, July 10. Hlx Turkish battAllou are
I marehlng Irym B utarl to Nlseh. Aslca r.
. t. it-it. h- English, ha arrlvodal tho mouth
nl the Itojana, w.th ammunition for the Turks.
Thet'oluMII at s . utari are endeavoring to
certain her name and tin- p. rt the steamer
.lime fr-.m iii ord. r to Inform their rcapoctiv
Oovcrnmenta.
Malta. July ii.-Tli- tteamer J B.Walker.
Capt bun ..tni"-. w-in-h left nw Haven. June
4. ion i-d with arm nnd ammunition torthe
Turk ah Qovernuielit. nna.- .1 eu.twiird ! lav.
Pasta, .in y B. A udegram from Contantl
nople of to-day a date .-tot that Abdul Berlin,
Oeneralitttmo ..i the Turklth army, ba been
ditmlssed, and P-placeil by Hainan Pa.hu.
Id f hi hn. Minister of Wur.it , also slat d,
una l u dlsmissial, Osman Paaha ia the
present tommander Al Wlddln.
I'oxaTANTtsorL. July IU. Bafvet Pasha hn
r. in. d the portfolio of Minlal r ol Public
Works, iiiel nit "ii hi. resignation fro. ii il,.
t'ahinet Tli" Mitnater ol JuMba) and Midi
in u l Dnmnd ha gone to Adrlanople,
'I'll- t-Ti',. fnrddi .n. taai llobarl Pasha
haa been ord'-red t bomlaipl all phi a of lm
iartanee on lite lluinn oaal ..f th- Bla !. Bi a.
I'n- -t- ae;-ra are -m tod to rouch her.- to-day
wn'i latvptlan cava ry.
Paui. July IW, v bdegram r- iv-I b-r-fr
.m i trs'iy :i state thnt the Ku.-' in advance m
BtllgariU haa ..a a- li" 1 III "lia -.U tl f
d put -lo P elvetl by Prince llort-hakoft
I from eertaln power. Tne Russian will only
resume tn" ii.ai' ii utter -ui-.iig their rear,
' whleh ia uow only pr. t-.-t "i hv th- Fourth corps,
wnjoti ia liimped near Bu 'hap st.
The advanee in priees ol tie- Bourse la in
conseiiuen f rumors .-t un armistloe t'-
tWeen turkey und Ru-aia.
i'on.i am i Noi'i k. July 10. It la off! dully an
noun -d th at Abdul K- run had l- n dismissed
und Mehemet Ah appointed to an od bun.
Tii- dismissal of RihIH Pasha la reported lit
pr .i.ut .... hul has not yel layon eonflrnied ofn-
a Mehemet All Isa Prussian whose real
nanie Is Behulta, Ha haa shown himself eapa
ble a dlvisbin commnnder at Monb mgro and
elsewhere, 'l'h" Iniporial sUiamer ur ia ha.
.-n h-t t" I. ring Abdul Rerlm. Beouf nnd
Rodlj Pa.) ma baek lo t'tinstantinople. Buleimnn
Pasha i.aa ln appoint-. i Commander ol tint
A i my .a RoumeliA. Aatini Pashn, now Minitb r
t Juttlee, haa been appointed Oovernor of
I t, In,, I, .1,1...
Loxpoii. July 30.- Tin- Standard1 eorretpond
enl ai i ouslnntlnople t. legraphs a. follow! " I
know, on ery high authority, that th- Porte
does not ep-t to t.. able t.. prevent the Rut
Biau rea lung Adrlanople,
A Vienna detpat h t" th- Stanlar-t any thnt
forty cttlEona have I n arr-t.'. in U--.gr i I
ii. a' mplbtes In th- Boi.datistio agitation. The
rei. dn. a., .p. nt iatpp'ading ninst alarmingly.
An Athens ie,ial to the Parle ' apt r-t".rta
thnt detuehmentt ol Greek Volunteers huv;
pi, t ii,,. lark. aii fr uitier. The Insurrec
tionary tnoveim ut ia expot'tci! to spreaii in
Theaaaly. The M n .t r . t M ari. niobilixing
the tire, k tnaips.aud the Minister of the Inte
rior it aiimg out voluntii'rs.
'rn.. .'oi i tpoudent ol the riniefal Buchare!
tendt tlie following: Ruatchuk appear bo be
compieUity nurrounded, but we ha.. Bu new.
a veto tin nimeneemeni of siege opera
tions. When the ulu kadeol liu.t huk Is cottp
pletesothni it. guru.-. ai cannot Interfere with
the )obrud. ha column, it 1 expetisd here
lliat thi Riinsian for cwillleava the line ol the
L'livruavikla llailway and envelope Blllatrla.
It la ofll -hilly nun. am -e.l that tin ItUHSlnn
have posseSHion ol tie' whole line of the Cher
nnvotia an l Kutteuuji Railw ly, the 'I'arka hay
Ing evaeuuteu ami partly burned Charuavoda
on Tuesday nlghu
Vari' ma tl- .pat -ii'-a represenl that the move
ment on V.-ni Baghra was a feint. Tim
r-'ai movement waa directed toward aalatiou
lurtle-r aouth, wli-'retli- Runsiuna huv n n-
tratiul an army corn under ordoni to proceed
at on-ft.. Adrlanople. . . .
i ealeiilated that tli" Turki-h f..r I a n-t al-
read) (oeked In the Dnnubian tortressead t
. .. .i i" i. and thai tie- Qrand Duke Ni-h-
..ia. hat a sulB Tenl orce at Tlrnova t.. prey nt
iii. - i intei n i ing with Ue- wovemt ui "ii Adrian-
The luteal news from Constantinople la Ihat
th- Russian, having taken Kiutaullk, arc
mar hug on Phlllppopoll.
'I'll- '.,-' - ipeoiiO from Nik on nil snva that
a Ila--. 'in. nr- mar -lung li-au Nikopolit
toward VVnl lm. to bitlego tie- fortres and pr---nt
tn- h l.au-e ol Turkish troop lailween
Mit Ii and Hophla, The llouiiianinii at Kiilafat
are p'ktiming the l iwburdment ol n Iddiu, and
w ill loin the siege.
Ti... 'u.'i .v.. dnspal li dated Athens,
Thnr. l,tv tnght. taya tin- pubilfl mm. I ia much
agitated. Tie- ktU'h nt. have tell! an .nhlre.a to
tjiu King, urging him t" duelumwar again!
the Turk. Tie- situation ia critl.'Ul, Volun
teer ai " taking up am...
tesai iw fin a r.
Th Earl aT Derbi Rsplylag tht ritleltatt
ul l.tnU Sl I'lil i ... i . .
Londox, July 10. in tho House of i.oni
iiua evening I-opI Btrathoden moved for tb"
paper on tho Kaatern queatlon. lb- criticised
Hi., neutrality policy of tie. Qovornment a
tending to diminish the Influcneeof England,
both now and ul th nolualon of tlie wnr.
The K.ui of Dorby replied thatthu British
Embtuisyal Constantinople oxercitoj ti, inllu
enee whleh fairly belonged U) m utral friendly
power. As regarded tho Influence which Bng
land could exerelo nl the coneltwlonof th..
war, he could nl coneclvoaiaaiition In whleh
w nihl Interfere with more lllfluenee or eiTe. t
than al tin eloao ..I tin- war, when both combat
ant w -re more or le.a exhausted und Wo Still
uii'ommittei t.. any uourae nnd our furia
ilesll ami unbroken, 'I he Qovernilienl had
previously stated what they considered to be
British interests. . ... , , , .
The Russian Ambaaaador had thanked him
f..r giving so accurate a warning of tho torpn
doe wai' li th- llu. .inn Uuyei'liliieul Would
havu t" avoid, II" repeated th.- ttatnment
in.-el" m ti," Hoiiku ot Commons aa lo the pn-
kons for tlie movemenl ol the II I I" Ueslka
bay, that no explanation had i n forwurdud to
th- foreign power ifinoernlng Una uiovement,
aa none was called for or roiiulred. Ho prom-
i-i-d that any authentic reports eieil . ..n-
eernillg ropolleil Rllstinn erueltie should be
pl-a iil-d t" Purllument. lint lie- tllltelliellta
now -ni 1 1 nt were prolmWy greatly uauggorutod.
Tirni ur Lira,
Ida Rnrrlsoni n dcttltuto young w an, of 07
Chirrj -lo t t. I-' am lucked lip III Uiu tlak Ui i-i ptdli
-hu.. . i, latt ivtulniiWti naind iisnxiu tuhtrctlldour
byeri'tie aitdt by Iteltnlai haitlhti her gurteta, Wit
, , , end ia. .mi watgusbtng It her uiuiith
i, I,, ii,!,. nn,. ul ih.iMi laa . a a,, ni,.' ni -li. ri in ill,
ao.l la-kail b urn.s Iuu l"i" tlld i" aim- I'; ' I" "I IWIIJ
II,, II ...I il II ail- Ikll'I'Wtr) 1" I-Ml I-r ia flout
,. ,. i yaii v uiuaini ik" tin aiade u simibsi aia inpl w
iieau Iti'iaall.
Killed i'j i tlsploets "f Oae afarbln.
llAl.l lMOIlK, July 1H.-J. P. Welirhell.l, of ill"
Inn ul Wi'hrlieliA BioUitr.lll rrtderiek svenut, wai
a,. mii. i, killed yeHerdey, lu BtlUiuore soaaly, by the
eeuluel t a iti inn. tain, whleh kt si- ixtialnla
nulla Ihihied rtudlt i.. in. .i let! IL- trsitarowatg
ti illim, t diattare it is. 0 t. wlia eut'ti lorce ei
iobietkiiM ntt-k. Hkiit -uiu. lidbt l,id nvirelilbi.
.in nriiys iif . t v until t: RBPPit,
Tae ntnry ..r m Teaiptatleni IinMnfait, and
nn tun Ti.tti iriih Drnmatl i-.n.-i t.
OCSAM OAOYSi N- J-, July 10. There nre
ten thousand person living on the Damp
grounds, and to-day mnny morn onmo, prin.'i-
pnlly fr uit PenntylVAnlA, Tim day has been
Ihe stormiest ol th-season: the sen nr. we ami
made great breach- In the bluff, and bm few
p-rsoiis attendod tin- morning and afternoon
meeting, s i imall a proportion of tin, number
that assembled In the ovefllngto iisnr Frnnol
Murphy in the Tabernacle oould ii accommo
dated th-re, thnt notice wai glvon thai he would
speak iii the pavilion, the largest ittUetUPl OB
the grounds. Mr. I'.inip the organist. . d in
singing tic niii hymn Como, Thou Fount ot
Kyory Hi.--sing," after whleh Mia. Btnveni of
Delnwnre read from tim fkrrtyHure, and Blstor
Olffordof HaAMchusetta prtlyeil t Severn) per
sona who bad been foi,vertetl to sobriety nt
llurphy' ni--. tings narrated their experience,
Iran is Murphy alp-ni-ali-e was Hp
platldcd. II" -Hid that, if th-re nr- men in
tins mi. lien wh.. drink I ufor or wn.. sell it. I
hava not un unkind wold fgr them, We can't
t h.se rum hop by dehriuHBlng them, or aava
tirimkarda by kicking th-ad. LhUor in tin-
houaonold is tii" drunkardmaklng curst ..f
Europe, ami ultnost us mi -h BO In this intrv
Th" t.-st way Pi entabllh temperanie iuu land
la to have it generally .ul-ltdo-.l in tin- homes
of the people. The Irish In Amen tn are
fund of tin. cralur, becaua it la lha cuntonii
even in th" humblest eottng" in tin- old country,
to place liquor upon the taola whenever gu sis
nre entortalnad. At home In Fargo, Ireland,
tho speak-r first learned lo love Intoxicating
liquore. At tinrtn he 'Ir.mk to axceaa.and
tins liul.it mud" nf him u wre.-k uiul adrunknrd.
Thousand of mdes away in America men
l.'gin to drink from pleasure, and friendship,
ami kin Unless. If the Christian I'hur-h of
tins Ian. I had the so dnhility ami good-will that
drinking i pi- have, what glorious revival
there would he throughout th-laud.
Witii dramatic force Nurphy narrated the
hiatoryoi hltllfoaaa drinking man.conelud-
ng with hta eonveralon while in mil for u . rime
timmitted While tlrunk in l'ortlnnd. M-.
Through Klndnes and lympathy Ii- was won
over to abstinence, nftpayatob sober,' aald
Murphy, in com iusi..n. No drunkard can .li
ter th- kingdom of Heaven. To-night, then.
dash the cup t" earth, disregarding ' tempting
taste nn. I aaanelationa. Then every lall shall lie
op.-n-d. every prison emptied, and th- strii.-tl
uniform that form the coat of anna of th s
dallllllllg tialll - sliiill lie t- rti from the t.ik I
every l"i ing mother's fullei. son,
Ait-r th- benediction had been pronounced
by the Rev. Dr. Corbett, Murphv Invited all to
njgn tho pledge whleh is known by Ins nanie.
II- p.ieatd tin. tent: -With malice toward
none ami .-hnritv for all. f. tic undersigned, tl".
by the help ..f ti . I. pledge iua-lf t.. abstain
fr. tn illl Intoxicating IhjUi r as a beverage, mi l
by all honorable mean Induce other lodoo.
Bheetsnf papof headed with this pledge were
pia-ed upon Hill table, nnd the pnople, none of
wn an had exhibited any Indication of a di sire
to sign, suddenly scrambleil and puahwj wait
nn eagerness uiu. uniting t p..situe rudeni
In iho table, and there remained tilling sheet
after the i w tn autographs f..r half an hair.
Att. r th" close of the meeting three hun-dr-.l
signatures w-re thus obtained;
l ait as 1 1 .an drove isa Metluslltl t-tlleinclit.
having a'atm-n-e fr..m the sale hu-I usu !
ii)unrsas it. d . tni live cnaracterlttle, It Is not
iikel) that many drunkards names wore am ng
tl tighed t.- night.
Murpln Into go to lllnevi lo-morrow, and will
tl -i -i' ak on Bundny. From there on will go
in ihe 1.. .via ml encampment in Ohio, and after
several :) s- wi rk thepi, will go t. . t hatatniua
I ... k-. . , ll - says that he Is anxious to speak
iti Sew Y-.rk city, but has no time ..-i for g -ing
tn- i - -. N-. a - -on i mo. hit i"ti. lor those who would
att nd lo. n tings h n- been propur .1. al
though tin y mutt I.- before b- will agp - logo,
( in. I nl I i s D)Jf or THB MTORT,
Wni..!iie Hlawelf In III Inn. see Se 11. a.
iii,- Meyllet ni' hu i aemlce,
" How about that 11,400?" repeated Capt
Foley of tii- Khl rldg- .ir. t poll to, last even ing.
"Well, if lo r Ived a dollar ovor and above
my salary since I came upon the force, 1 have
y. t I., know it."
Tic- allegation is that hta 'kroall to th amount
of 11,400 wiui levied upon certain dlP'putAbni
r. ...rt.. .u theeatt sal- as a bonus for polloo
pr. tc lion : that the money was divided by dipt.
Foley and two or tnor- ..l In. detective ami
that tin. Captain, fearing detection, surrendered
hla portion to the Prealdent i tin- Police Board,
To thl tin- Captain replb a thnt envelope con
taining money hava 1 ii left both al Ins ofll -e
and in. house hv people who run away after d"
ilvering them, Tneaumsthu reivlved uehaa
tu rued over to pp-stdenl Bmitn, Once, too.
w .n.uti laid a roll nl bill, n tie tablewhllc talk
ing to tii mi . II" returned the money and re
butted her ll-h i. known, further, ol un en
tirely unauthorised pornon going around and
promising keeper of dispiputahlo house hi
(Foley 't I pridei-tlon "it paymonl of aatlpulaUal
mm, nut be had token cam that Uiptu very
hoiieea thould bu th- tl r-t raided ..n Th- Cap
tain aacrtbefl tin seaitdal to th" mali.-e of Ins
enemies on and off the force. He has risen
fr. an Ihu ranks , v-r oldi r . til .-r.. who have
wat"hed hi. promotion w.th jealous eyes. Tie-law-bpiakers
whom lie has hauled up hate him
a- t matter of course, whether any of his men
li v.. extorted money, Ic can'l tay ; i.ut bia man
ii' i-m sp- aking wn. not tuggettivo of a firm
in led III their inn nee,
A Poll e Commissioner said laal evenlngthnt,
fiira Lug a. I ul. I remember, tho Tenth
Pre in t had i n conthb red worth from f'2,taal
to $4, ooo a month to th- t aptain In charge met
thoae with Whom hedivldod, All tin. time led
a word was In ard nbout blackmail, TheC'oin
missioner pick out aman fpun tli-ranks for
the pliri'oae ot pll Tl 1 1 I llg the Wor.t pre -lll-'t In
ti.---itv. ami i ii -r.-i iii I v ther-- aa great eiimmo
tion. 'I' h. very clamor agatual rapt. I ..'- waa
a proof that he was doing his duty. "Tin. isa
conspiracy of thieves and disreputable prsona
uguui.i aii lioicat man," said the Comiultsloner,
m ii s i mi i ro.v.
go Mure Adiunee tt. I lerkl In Ilia lattHav
PegArt lurlll.
WAsmmrtog, July We Assistant Bocretaryof
thi lateitor iu u in- wurked lilnia li latu un . i alarit) it
tin Pefatrtntent by orderin tin- Pleliurilat cierk to dls
crtnUDiM sdvtncei durta thi month lo tht elerki ot tin
.t. (artiii. ut. K-rt-ini' yearilt btibeea tim raletead.
vaaci Mlsrlti out m- nth when tlerki were irsated
thirty day ' at.-, n. ... sndvi fall pay t to vlgt thi'lr booiea
on -U' n .H'ta-i-iif they tiaerslly wtnl muii iptttctih
un litaa. and On nistter wse u a. ii eaardeil tt,t the
ilnverniaeat hie never yet loel s yi'iit h) etienitiaii the
favor, a retiiasay cftrha rvlylat na Uie net' Deliit
n 1 1 1 ri i.i . i.iu-ti. m'tiei'ted t- preptre tin in-in-, and
i: ..tv t.n.i ihat AelVe order leave! tlieai jiiiii'hiid fur aietai
In ;av i vt a tr.iv. lit tti eX ' IH A - lae - lerki litv t . . ii
- mi tii-ti- at.. -nt nut iibuflia the prlvik'te, tint attar
ullv levl tort Sltplit tin- --i-tmit si. iit.ni. :in,l III
ink) nn. i -nt that llielr euaibiaed tiniaj it aiun itata
to-1 .tn cvuvi iileatty etrry
A MonAry Itaulahrd tu NW Tmk.
Tass Fontlinla, with an organ on his back and
sniuakey under hli tnniWSi before JuiUei Hi ti- . ui
Hit.eki.iu, ytiierdy. B'hen thi JaiUci stked whl
eharft M a- tftinit htm, nn uftti er nailed thai tin dauih
ti r et Alextadir fraier id 1 liaaloa itreet ..ml tt...t.tt n
na tlie iiiuniey'i tau. tan Hi t.. .t niainni ipmaj at
Iheehlid enl lul lai lain la till .link I'lit' .In-tin'
i ' until I ire llu I- "ici i. i.i a it - ri Klittlltiba . hut tin- -in. . r
. iii t luted Unit ic -t" ni.t n-t i.i- klliiwi .1 t.i ii- ibuul t lib
-a-1, n n rut luaisairatl Till inoake frenaently bltetill'
drva s liu juiiled itr laa-rfered wttlt hli tail JuiUi'c Kile)
relekM-d u.. Italian mi ill cuadlUuu that ht wuual kvey.
bit aiuake) lu New Vurk.
Wurde ibm Coat MiNt.
Bernnrd Btohlln, butclwr, nt Humboldt and
r.x.k itri'vta Bfouklya, recovered yeiterday a yerdki
of ddtOUO danitei front Mn. Bttsftt llorh. a nexl-duor
aebhbor, whom in- med foi Rsadte. UnJaatSI Mr
stehlln eatmht oae afgri llneh'i apttt ilegt siiallna n
nieve ni meat, tad la- i-nii'iia kit'li Httl eat it yididiai
In. in.- sin. wi ni enl iii n reee kittl kkid loltiin. in her
pii'itemeat: "Vou litve itulrn whnie Intdud -I...,.
it. -in tin. intrktt. V a -ttal enwiiruia the -tmt na.l
-i. i tu' ia. r theia iii year .viinl Uri lloeit ibii but aaiwi'i
tin voiaplaiah o o-l laoitaii lit a u- taken by ut inn it.
iit.ri-ti.it- alurdtr ofa Wotaaa.
WonrwTEB, Mass.. duly I0.-AI Auburn Mill
mortilag Blbjii b'taiiliell, wilt ul I'rtak t'tinptk'tl, u rip
1 1 t paapeit wti muolervd by Jaaaii Balcthyt tliti
Wllklai Hi' broke euhul Un four llaibiul hiivii-Uin
avruH in-, knee, tad pnaitled htr hetd, deiitrnyiiig uae
, ii- n a I a .n i n t nu In i -kni. sin lm .1 t.i. i httum 1- n ll
ill.' n i rlide itni i -t h. r aiiirdi r ltd uaaiv tin- inarili rer.
Muli-tliy i uaiier arrmt He iiiiant- the I'laiiaiieetua nl
ita' in i n. ..i. null. . and i- I'Vlili-alb Iiikhiii in- o-rved
in., m three yiare in Jail st at dune, a B, suit sai ri
li'kH'd tbuut thri't' yetri ttu
The K.oi. in I ml hy llnys.
Marcollui l.'-uniirger, agjad i.i. f N i. f in
Reveath sveaut, slat Pttrlvk Traitor, aged Id, of Nlntli
lm ant' mi'i K-rti iir-t -u-. t. iutrreled yeib rdiy ovir 'i
in i.f "iniHi nit -. end frtlaor uttbla-d Lennurtfer la Uie
fikeb a an a iia k, l kiaii The bi ass taki-n to till hi a
y.ak 1 1 .-iai.il
All to .... . In. Tlirealcni-il.
Kinoston, (int., July 19. Thomas ltoblnson,
wan trU-d ti Ortad Mel -ii.ej,iin ituierul ul Ilki-tt-U in
M.inlo .il. htl. Mlll'l' hi- ri nTtll, In 1 1 t il till ttlnaij llltali
liHll Liu t-aleioiig lm Uie.
TWEED SHOWING UP BRYANT
tl'DtOW s i m:i :rs fiitsnsi:n r.svr;
t t: it r Vt ttH - lAi.r.ii.i:
Rryaal mini n Nsenh mot ,., ifoha Knty
Had Urn. Ntefclel A lit. In Hicak I..,- 'I'l i-
Mlvat win Tewaeead It ik af me tity.
To thb PtTBiitrfi My attention hn I tt
culled to n s-re of letteri ptlbllahod lu
the dally pap rs of th- city .f lm 1 8th nnd Huh
in-1... signed by Carolnn O'Bryan Bryant, a
man ivh.en lor yeara paat BO editor WoUld DO
Have, und whoa- whole life, has I n on of
envesdropping nnd tl It. Whoso word would
not be believed under oath, u mnlloo or gwod I
oould he m..re fully gratified hy fall thood.
I bag l" ive, therefore. In answer, to mt thai I
It these letter nr" romnti-c. and Ihat the con
versation be rcportas having had with me
re falsely itntod, and tl nclualont hepur
porta to bayo arrived at wholly an war rant I
by tlie fa.'t.
Th" whole of the private mailers nr- (a nil
city newspapers know i only the repotltton "f
(Candaloua storh Which hnve been floating
round their offloea for year past. Th.- reaaon
for combining and now circulating them am
from the fact that I dlaooverad and exposed
him to a gentleman whom in-em swindling
ami obtaining money from by (Man proton na,
logeth-r w ith tli- hop Ol crushing out my very
ralatanoa, and thu aid bis friend in securing
nd maintaining poaltion whloh my expoturo
of them would doatroy,
I n-ver trust - I this man Tnnnt: never put
confldenoa in him, exoepl to ndvtaa with him t-n
plnnsfor my releaaet whloh be told me war
suggested hy that great, utile, and pur" man.
Mr. Chariot 0 'Conor, ami whleh I waa led to
belley,. true fr un the fa -t Hint Mr. O'CoBOf up
per' ntly had full onfldenoe in him. nnd he waa
afway present when any of my friends or !-vls.-r
palled on Mr. 0 Conor. His whole re
ports of hit examination of my papers and mv
conversation with hint are base and mallelou
falsehoods, nnd Worthy onlf of the sin ak and
spy It-has proyeti hinis' if t.. he. I inn reudy
now. aJ always hava I n since my appeal to
Mr. 0 Conor, and so off r.-.l iii my stnte
ment to th.- Attorney-Oeneral. ti submit
to iiny examination they may desire to make
in relation to tic disposition ..f my prop
city, und to surrender all to tic in m
in,) way belonging t" me. His remark
aati Mr. John Kelly, a gentleman w.th winmi I
huv- hud in. ".a unicutlon directly or Indi
rectly, and wh an I have not seen for ninny
y s. w ill. I presume. 1... attended lo bv that
g-ntleman. Tie- same remark, as to Mr, Kelly,
ai t iv to Qen. I). K. Blckle. From my knowl
edge .t tin- misrepresentation! he has made m
r-'. i-ti - t" my counsel. Mr. John D. Town
nd.wbo by tdvlceol his physician la tenuo
rarity anaent from tl Ity. IanteonvinceoTha
Can reply nn his return, ill SUCh a manner a
w nl vindicate him from nil the f. ml nap,. ran. nt
mi inuend-of this mnligner, , ,
I would further say t.. Drvant nn 1 the parties
wh m lm Iuu. Is in nl attacks on me, tlial i-r-.tnalitlcs
at to family or social odatloni hml
lttr bt avoided in the future : mi l f"t- them to
remi nitair tho old adage about living in glass
A. Hrynnt ha neither ccn nor been told what
he a - im. s to I..- my isinfesslnn iunb-s In vio
lation .a secrecy, an I from tin- prnscetltlonl ho
could not explnin uiiMhing nl tit: unlet, aa
he ha. often tald lo me, "A lie It liettor than
the truth, an I "an I." moulded to -int.'' wua Ins
nil" in .. lament 'iig upon it. as appears to baVd
been th- rule hi all tin's- letter,
Tn only paper itulnlng any statement
win h li has seen, was one hauded inin hv me
ItiahowtoMr. U'C'onor and thu Attornev-Oen-nil.
dat'Ml Mar h il?, an I one prelinreil I y Mr.
-I. 1. Tt wii.-n t ami nami-.i t" .nr. n'mn
IMthlafter a conversation with me, and which
paper I n veraawunt 1 1 waa making the atnte
im nt .int. d iTtn of April which was handed to
tn- Attorney. liencrBl on tli.it day. Tlie paper
of the 'Jtith ol rebruary l ad Inaecuraelea which
1 pointed ..ut to Mr. Towneend as .....ii us I aw
it. and win li was fully explain, d in that of 1 .th
f April. Had I been intoftj Ing with thnt paper
before me. would I not liuvo made tin- latter
agree to it. und not a 1 did orreet and cxph In
tin- orrectlons thtts iallliig atti ntlon to them.
Tli" pap-r. ot ITthof April did personally
revise ami deciare true, nut .lo aaaumoallre-
tlHintlbility hu- any statement tin rein made.
This is my llt-t attempt to sllgmutiso the
many slanders ami ful-I la about me circu
lated anonymously and tins., letter, are
inariy an.'hymoiis that tiny come under that
heaillng Uryant not being a reaponalble or
Imputable muii ; and I should nd nave answered
th... tut my duty lo my counsel m ins enforced
aliecuce alone has -aus"'l me to notice it.
Very respectfully, Willi im M.Twggo,
70 l-u 11. -w atr- i t.
Corporation Counsel Whitney has n Ived
tho following lettel Iromnllllam M. Tweed:
rAfVnu,a 'W.....i a. i-.. r.ff.1
tie I hereby nfli l t. ah. a n.lt aa lit ta N- lekrn tor
th. .on. ..ita Mnlfht n .. . th.' -lot- broutht tttlait an- ill
every aaaie aau ataie, iel I hereby a, -it. ri i all
i -a i- tntn- Ittdtnti nt ui en.t nil -mt- which I and r
Und .i.i rHiredi4 " ibuut tu ta prepared akum-i
im-. I Uinl save the ne.'i -. i ul brlneia Mid intta wiU
the roiti nT printer unni u I itereaiUiki tti- -ettif Tin- I
du Uie mure rra.no Iruia Uie nt. i Ibsl ail nn tlra tana
hsve been dierluM 1 to mi tw ita- At-.ori.i -Ot nertt.
y. in-. A. . U V f kit.
w t" W'n.i-.v 1 i I'-'iaa I tn ita- I'ori-oraUiiu.
N Tott, Jul I, Is77
Mr. Whitney found tills letter on hi deak.but
neither h" nor ills sulwrdinates know anything
further of Ita delivery than that it w as handed
mi., ti tu . hi ii in-... ng. r. Mr. Whitney
says that the s-ri i f tin- doouinunt upon him
Is not valid, itshould have l n served upon
Attorti-y ' ikejral Kair-hihl. since th- people
are tin- prosis'utora, and ihe corporation "f
Sow lork, ultleaigb th.- chlel party In in
ter..!, has notlllUg to do With th" l-gal
pr. lmgs. Mr. Whitney doc not know
Whether th" letter ha l-'-n lent to the Alt. r-Uey-Ut
n ral or m t. Tic letter i- in Mr. Tweed
own linndwriting. appar. nlly. tan tud He- tame
steady cbirogrnpny that heprodu cd years ago,
The letters nre more riii i. '.i. an I there i a
iremulousncsa m every lnm Indicative of ex
treme nervousness. ...
Tweed lea verv tick in 1 udlow it reel jail. II
Issufferlng ir-.tn rbeiiuiatiam in the loft leg.
..nd is living attended by l)r. is 'hirmor.
KX.IJM.VX.Va ro.VKKBS OFFICIALS,
What Alderataa link suitl in Mr. Ilohtit,
mill Ihr FlgUrei lie 11,1 nn I'norr.
Tie- Investigation Into the charges of corrup
tion srtlnit leversl Voaken ..nt. lilt wm coaUaaed yt a
lerdsy betort Aldtruwa thonaard, Morn, aint Nurphyi
Many sliaeuti ItiUAed, tnios tbeta btiu Junsthsn
Vnii. i'n -nit nt t.i iia' ciutrak' NtBonsI Bsnkt M Bslley
llobbi, Akttrmftn link-, BU I ger, k r Oetty,ad
i n i n ik w II Dot) r Hubbi k-nn..l th.-o Alder
Una Hi- s- i'l in lain. V -'ir lime l- worth i- inn- h .i
am i--tt -, mi. I tin ii in- nitrltiil il-11 iinspUfi-e ol pais r.
Mvlatt iuu ki t Hn nan ni k ugaailyuu 11 nt that,
pninuiit tn the rttari It i- Iihiki -l Unit hu luetat u.-it
ii Mt if. t.if. ai Alienor ol Taxei, suaut n-t alius hi
It. mail. .a hunk ii... I. t- appear on On- roll la- sruald re.
t.tit' tin' n. -in V Mr II. .1.1.-. in lu- tt -la . .in. -nut
thnt tn ue vt t tanked at II la the light ofa bribe, but pUrial
chkrittbte i -lotiti. ti-ii on tin reaitrk. AldiTiotii
in. k- uld iinii u in aiade eueli a remark it a a- a. .in- ai
u li.kf. and ll.til he tti.l tot auk- en a piece "I I'.i). I
Mr vnilit-a VLn Kull ale. .r. -inti -I nn tn thn...
IgalllM -th. ml-, -sc I t lint tie i uald -ah-liuilinti Un tn il
in i-uiii .t i ptpvn taai mt' in tin- I'm Court
Charity Mtisi ihlag la tbr i
Tim eaaldo obaritnble resort f"r the nhll
drea of the poor hsve proved to btinfleial that Pr h u
w inti' end olbiri at PlyinuuUt Churt b hsvi i-aait la mt
tetrrprtti lo trad rblldren Is Ha- ntountsini la Pean
fylveaitt where thai rati eiieiid iwoweekilaioroviaii
ifieir lietltb 'li'' a i vv Kt i ot Sheruilli. Pa . lit
tnki n wn philarea Ui la- huiae and the liumi - lit
ik'iklibori na u ia- mi O' liay. Thtetpean - till
ritildren llierr aitl bark l W an eat-h. titt t land, a m
kin. ll ll a- III. M -I it' nil 1 1 Air I .ai.l, la la I Ilk I NlMtl te -i a.l
a 1 1, ii . Iiil. In a Ulithi r ta AadUlt
Charges eVgalael Suret HfoaBwarlb,
W vsiiisnroN. July IB, Charge of Irregu
larity in -tti.t' havi bten prtferrtd sttsiait nr. B'uod.
torth. Haperviilag dardoon ol Btrlai Uoepltals Tiny
euihrscthlieonduetln rtetlvlatl i .t for tstr airvieti
ei lo-pt -tor at tu a .'-ii Thl Ins i nn in.hin d Unit
tin- nil. .a kitce ffintild i"1' .1 ni unit 1. 1. .it ti i-1 Inliiieo
Hint la- -.it in tu- udiee ail tin tliai a- the hill a .t-. -a
i. nun itafH-d hv tl"' aei'niiutiui nflit'i-ri, ui- tliuuthl
it... a-lll tw tmpltetU'd. The Pre-lihut liaeeiklorai line
iliaiiit evi-r t" an'iftiu.i Ma ninth n.i ilitelUtaUuU.
Why llog-l althsr tv audi i in a Cell,
Alh-rt S. VV Is. u 'log cul-her, t aught Mr.
illei'k Utailla'ldot ut mail ta In- houH1, nt Hiill I IM
hlevealh urei-t. yc-tetdty. tud an Itklati bin) twtyi
ii hi ii VI, VI nulla iifli'red hun tl ai l- ri'll'l tl It.
thi' ii I-ii-1 H'k n. . 1 1 n .1 tint the di a it- in i .t vi t vi. i
nihil in. u h. nt a t-.titi.n t nn tht' iditrve nt bribery.
lie w tl lotted up ni the hull itn-el pull u iluUea.
nh rr Heaehed mi t'lri Itlaag,
FlBB Island. July 1th- A lohnoner, lomlod
a un i .ml. - ia uiu: ii Ii nk nil Km- leltud. leit tyildnti sad
tht tttptala wai ubltaed to Iwseh litr i i ni inik-i
rust -I tlie luhii - Ha- i iiw were nh -iio. I ami
ink. o ,-tiiii lo Idle Stvint Steiina Nu .'I rite vi-utl
liuak-elte topUICtS Uutbll toll III r inline In UOJbk
Crasad la Mraablya Tbeatr rlr
A daughter and son-in-law of Mrs. Margaret
a -I 71 North Hunt itreet, WilUtanbargh, ptrtihid
In thi Brooklyn Thtsjr In aiiatt IhslUavt htl nilad
htk been luipalred the qall tu t heme uii tfttdavtdaVt
nn.t lik tail been att gMtt
BKKH nntftKifro kxtr iohmkabTi
The I I- .. . nr IB f tint fii-illn titrmltl) Ktinllie
Baalied avlth Beetv
Tlie voio- inn! for throe day provtoui bad
lie. in east in Hi., beer cvhilntion in Concordia
BMambly Room were eonntod yostordny by
g eommlltno of tho Gnmhrlnus Voroln, in the
pr. .. lice of son f ih" brewer whobadaenl
Uinlr iii'iiin f a t nr. i to take part In th contest
Tho exhibition wn begun nn Monday, The
k"g of lagof pin cd on trial Wore ent to the
Qnmbrinlnni throe dnyi before, nmi bad mi
been pin I on lea, Aft r being thoroughly
led, they w-r vored witli hugging, ai i thnt
Utey might ii d ti" rocognltml, either by ihe
drinker of by the brewer thomaolvoa. They
wcrnnttntl ifed by lot, and hml no other dis
tinguishing mark, a long counter In tho form
i an ellipse ran through the lull ro an of the
assembly Rooms, ami ve.tain thai Hi yored
keg Were pin tin rows, nnd tapped. Tb-'"
wl,.. wished to t.st the beers, h.uight I r
tickets, s;x tor twonty-llvo cents, nnd h-r every
sn I r ticket on" voting ticket vv.ia given.
The hall waa crowded dny und night. Hv day
the ilrinkers nn-l Voter Were mainly saloon
keeper at night they in -hided alt occupation!
Many Invested heavily in tickets, und voted pro
portionately, tine mail bought olevon dollurs'
worth of ti. kits on thu second day, and oaal il
Vi .p s.
Tim voting covered three point tilth1, b0ui
ami nppearnn .
Thecloalng night--wot Incsdny waa uproar
ious. The crowd flfrsd the hall to overflowing.
Over forty brewer had by that time I n pin I
on trial, and ."'i k g had I n emptied about
i'i. gin-- -. Tl. 11 entire n ..f the hull was
soaked With I r. The sidewalk in fr tit of the
building whs stoppe wall In er. ami the gutter
rim With thu dreg, of tin1 emptied k.-gs thnt
Were nih il up "i, thu edge, uf tint walk in a wall
lolly feet long,
m enormous mount of drinking was dona.
atni yi't there was in. dlsturban ttk Ringing ami
drinking Wert Continued until long alter mid
night. The counting of tne ballot lasted from early
T.-sti-rday all. irnoo u until late at night. Tin1
largest number of vote wero east for J. A U F,
Kuntaol Horrisanla, uoorgo lleehtel of BtaP n
Island, anil Peter Uoelger ol New York. Thaaa
ar-' to r.-.-"ivc nrlgea whoa nature is let yet
determined, Tin1 following nnmod r Ived
v otea siita lent to entitle tic-m to dlplpmaat
.1 wept) Uoelger, unvid lUengllng .v Co,
llhu Ilex of th" Carnlvall, George liiug-
i-r A Co., Conrad st-m. In Itupt"-rt.
I V. ,v M. s haeffer, John Kr-.a. .1. Hoff
man, Audi, vv Kink A Bon. l'h. S.dir I-r,
on. I J. K.i bier, ml ' f N av York ; I'!'. A W. Eh-
img of Morrlsanla, K. Kaatner of Newark. ,t.
Burger ami .1. Baber of Wllllamsburgb, M. K -k-stein
and alyer A Dnehman (the winnersol tho
Brst prise at the Centennial) of statcn Isnm l,
nn I llaelilsr -f s-viaeus... I'.hrel. the most pop
nlarof Ihe Now York brewers, waa not r-pre-ented
nt the exhibition, nn I no mention i
mud" of Rnbsatn A Horrman. A great deal ol
dissatisfaction was . xpn sstid with th- result
Notwithstanding all Ihe precautions thnt were
taken to s- ure a fair vote, titers were rumors,
iiii.I tlie tppearan f the ballot lent them
c.l.ir. thnt some of th" Interetb'd brewers had
taken mean to Identify their own t r. and
had tpcnl in an y freely tu buy voting Uokat to
.-list in their own behalf.
rjr.v. silt lift: !.,; in i:fi. ti.
liner Mnny Men Mflrty be llrntnerd frtne
Ihr I ii-l ton 11 tiii.i- I
Bury yorBharpeand Deputy Surveyor H-n'1-
dlrt cnaferrrd With ttie II -it. Jehu .lly, Mr LswriBCI
Turner, tad AMletaat Soacltnr gobtaie ettti Caitota
Huatt lavtttuttttad Cnoimtiaiufi, In Hie gelropollttt
Bidet ytiterdty stteraona, la retird te tie. recta! re
moval of Inioeetnri toil nttht ant haiea, tad the feag.
btlite ita lull eumptttn i irillithe i einnn i. a r in -
ut'titlttloai i-i- redwing Bit fnroi Tn. cummiMtna
reeianmeaded the dlaehtrte ol Mat two InineeUirit -i
Weltiteri. MS Wrlghert' t n rk-anl -ix a. tkiit r- t.a.'-
men oniv ti to -ix laibeeteri wen turned .-ut. the
Surveyor ena-ldertng thai t tretter redui-Uou ce Idaot
jje made with Mfett to the talereeti ol the iloverameat
Tie eummlielna ctlhid oa Utt Surveyor tad tu- deputy
lo eaplala tht reaioae that enatrnllrd theai m aitkls
tt'tt,t,. i r in .at , iad ta aniiter aaodyaioai ehtrtei
itrelerred tttuit nam1 -i Hie ntlteeri whu n mala in thr
H-rVlre TBI eeuiutif-lnll liri.ll.lt u faj whtt ttwy
Swulit du.
ixtkbi w 1 1 ni v i iii roam,
A t nil Par aio.iioo.ooo mt l-tve-Tweatlss,
t dmshhi aad RealMtreg,
WAanrgOToif, July 10. The Treasury Depart
aytal todty Ittued the flity-tseoad tall for tin rtdentv
i. -a -t fi .". t-..ii.i. -i lafttk Tatcsllli for ita atUUtadot.
ktn, csatslt el IS, el whleh srvta aillUeai srtcoasoa
and thn milusat rtslittrtd toads Thi prtnelsal tad
mit rt -I ii at I r paid nt Utl Tr- IMirt on tad ii 'ti I I tic Pell
day of tVtober seat, sad thi lalereit wlllee- mi Biat
tU Tht rollowlM tfe deeeeleueni ol buadi:
roasoa boiidi. otwd July I. 10.1 .. M.mi lo
Sn.mi both InclUflvei )!, N.. 4U.nU te '-..''. tfotti
r -it.. o. Nn W.inl in ijiffi. both tatlativti
tl .ill Na I'.l.ilil t.i 7'- OH. h-lti 111. hi-ni'.
Kt kiftirt'tl bottdi. " redei inel-n- to llu- fh-n-uo- nf ttm
inn. .1 Siatei rter the lit day id Jot, IsTii So. Nn
pottut.iaii both un .-.-in . Ii i-. hu s ,.i t,. i
both tnehiure e'i'. k- n I'.I to T..n. both Ir hidit
ll. mi. hn l.Sfl lu i'-.... I-Hi in. lastvt f-.'111. Nn
.-. i inH.Ttal.tuth IncluMvt , l .,'', ,x- c.jo.. hi 7.o.
inti. in. laiivt-
Jilt: I lll v il WOULD v.ll'.t.
Ttrlll-nie ThtHia.inri I'rr-h 'l'ron, In lir
kim li t llt.,1.
Loxnog, July 19.A letter to th.- Daffy Xnm
from Bsdrtd tsy - the Iraalih suthorltlei irr preptrtai
tn Mint ft,OQ0 nun tu Cab ui ii. t 1. 1 tu an ii-' gape
ranted by dtitati nnd dtathi Tta- giolMen propottto
mi-, tin- ateetiary fundi loforwtrd thete reenfnri entetit
i-i aaoiher pp-st tu tin . ..m -u -t puttteri aad
Hntnt i i - trhoiandehed tit.' ml. a net for rerainrri'inciiu
Mat .tit n year mn. Tie ir prlvilete over Ilea i ubia
eaatunia rev eaue will be in retard aikl pml in .,
un llu iitvntent id lnb?rcei tiki the imauul attiktit
taint I hr vlnii-n t. ttnii- llluwrd th. I'crlra In under.
ateikl Unit, it itei e nn, ti t ilovi m ai will aitke i-t n
eretter aterlAi-ei It la aiaiular leebaervc tliet llielui
i r-i n. nt i i nt . in alftr ml it"' tifUde dei-rria -i
tin rehetltuaduei ant euavtare aiual toilt it thl altb
mstt i -a ini tttun ol tht laitndi
l.nrtt Beaeeaigeld Esplalat,
Lownog.July 10.- In tic Rouse of Ixirdt, tin.
sfteraoun, Btrl Hi ti i aaai ia i Islias) thai the ippupitf
Bientot Mr. T I'lyotl a- Coatplrullcr ot Hn- sttiit.a.ry
tyfllee wsa uitde on rroaadi of deftrlrnry II.- itid tl it
vti PI .. tl r. -ikiintn ii I. .et I it pl.t. rd in hi- h.iint-, but,
hi I ll- ui tn,,h Ulna tlttti, hv Ski InuhU but In
.. , , l ,1
Thr Preaeh Rleettatis,
Vims, .inly B. -The FIiuhv nnounces Hint
Ha ante it Un yelk ral eleeUeaiatibcen Bted lor Oct it.
Palsrssa'a laturaaes aad Banning latarettt,
lvri iisoN-. N. ,1.. July 10, -An examlnnl n
iho ihat tin- Psttrton Kir Inaartni e I'oiapany i ipb
tnis.i- I in pal red lo tin' ttttntof - .. laUftemlier
la-t vi inti tta' aw urn gateau nt et the oateeri lo the St -
r.'tarv nt Ptatt eltlaied that tin1 coaipaai Unit Sfeln
aurtai i uunt ol fliiT.tm, ind i aurptua ni iit.hii Then
ia tulk el nn not luiih.'li lo tht m at llnlld Jury.
The run en tin' PtttiMin tivlata lii-tmiu-n I'natluued
t.i.hiv Thirty ieveatlicuaaitl indliira were wlthdrtwa,
moatly I-1 -malt depoaltora The .-x, Iteoieal li aubgdinic
Th. ll- as lie r 11 11 i ll tin PalMUl I i. hill.. Sal iltjl ll.ink Ilk
day,
i: . i . i iiik it Proghred oatrr.
Mr. John a. Hans h. the Assistant Appraiser
et ttn- pott, received n tetter front Un- Tretiary pi psrb
nn hi ytiterdty, lafonatad hit ol in- tppalntttient si
Ui'nerst kpprsltrr, ta larcerd Put A I1 Ketebaia lie
luai.t.ti.it.lv -.in btt'k n-t. I tli4l he did aid Stat the
i.tii. ... iittit woubl u.'i tcctp! u mi. I. r tay . In uuiataiu'' -lie
inctera In retain llu. it.ait..n lir lm- SUi'd Inr ihn ty
I-. n t ui Ketrliuai nai aot rtveivtd any odwlal uotivt
ul In- tail UeieBi
hunk In tbe Nalth KlVOVt
The Blimp Napoleon, while lucking toward
thi -i. r-t y -hen' ai i t. i-i.H i yttltrdsy utoralnst ipruit
a Ittk tad sank nit thr Brcly It reel !err hoaiti i'ail.
Joint Aiilir-ett nn. I the erewof Itiret raen tot Into Ihi
i .in i vv bill allot Inn .a ii i'n- it -) tin- mam i. ...in
-it nn,- ti. one fi le aii. I ftru. k lullll gi'btll llllll ell tin'
tn ml. trie thrills' tn -knll. Thl l'n.tniu hdl loal ISO
SlOept Within lm' in. nth-.
'l iu- Roarln Brooh t'olllery t'trc
BcfUNTOM, I'.i.. July 1'.'.- A Sir ng force of nn n
tut- hi i a aurklrg tin) tad Digit t, la i an -t i 1 ' il 11 H atua,
ln u to ixtinaiii.li Un- tin- wlilt-h brnke out la llntrina
It k t'liirit ii Hit' 1 7 in ui-i lla i have 1
lurr. iiidiini lite tftinea, and u iaekpeytid Ihtt the lira
will be rtuayuiahi d lu lew luuir
an.. Duuirr'a gtoo.titHi,
The Dnitscr Will eonleat lilllil ' -I'l ihraig'.
Hit turrutiiie'i i' I, yi u i ' 11 " " " ' 1 ''
A II. Htrllrtt, ut I- im i "i llu belrt a I ; id vt fn,
-. r nn -. nh .1 th. ,. iic - inri llleua -
,,.i. , ,1... i. nrrnl Is -I i-i J. ' i'l'' "' "V
.,, . III! l -1 .1.11,. -He I lu . Ha luailk.U te shall
no ,1,-1 .... .1
;' JKHMKV,
Blcnbnfi 11. BmlthiWlio was strn-k by light-
nd,, ,,,, liiuniu) uitlii. tn-- rUaattd Iruui a Itu ruae
ub Hall i - n cuutpU n- yelluw.
jam"- tlonuhani ageilH.of New York, waa
-.nt i" i n rae y I'll) ua WediU'wIty tu jinUm: luail
curka, utnl lm. nut nine beta svta.
chief of pollen Whitney of Daynnna.ha i-
Mied tn itrder , . . .i.-. the .... . .,. irtatt aelluai UQum
-it Min.iai lie fin. Unit in- tt'ttf itertoaally ttt t'.at
iia- urdvi litniurotd oa luialty ntat
Mr. Oharlo ('itiiih'hi uf New-in k has sold lili
tn. tt. na iime Ud i tat let loru.ouu She hta tiiadi' a
tnili mi tlir Wan ilt i traik In I W Mr I. Iftrrlaun In. a
kuld Kallr 1tal.it t- ah Ni n inniwi Ni s i ..... , 1 1 .
bin: haa tllkdv a llllll uulv IU I IS.
e
TODAY'S SCENE IN ELMIRA
vxvnt: ; v nn ors to tt.tt x S
Ml HiftCRKWB l.ll IU
Dlmrlrt Aitornv Tfljrllir ti?nl ltiir .Ttc't In
HMrlAti if d i . f , ii ii. rn Mntlna inr
Mrit mt k.i iMr Piiiiiiitf m itw Oallvwft
EtittniAi luly OreAt MoltonMiil pro
vniis how tytPt tip- ostrnordlnArii oltdiii tiuit
huv boon Ruddonly contnettoed t mvo r'n
woll from th- gal Iowa to-morrow. H wnM h"
ion fii in M.ty. n . .itt- mi t wnu nmde in bit hu
imif until l.iMt wookiWhon Oov. ttcnton r-
fued t innit - his iontonooi 0a M-nlnvf
P qwoII'i MnpiJnughtor, Mrt. Cotton ol huiTuio,
wns horo, Bho emrttnotl oxliponkor J oromlAh m
M Otllro t- nl :i.ir t- Rftin ii ronpttOi Tho
Governor wnt sppenliMl to. ii" tteollnml to in
t rf"r" on tho ground thnt tho lNinl Mpooti f
tin. -'nH- could "uly In' ravlowoil bfH JoMloC
f th" Buprvna Court. At 980 hml
nijdTht MoOuIro nnd Tnbor. tip oounl
fur th" nrlnonor. lorvoil n not -n l;tri' i At-
torn1 Tttylor for htm t-i npponr ntwiru Juilicti
Martin, ut hiiii'liunitti. to-morrow tn h"ur A
motion f"r u wnt f rrr In Vnwll,i n(WMb
Jtiruo Hortin win nbsont nt HnriitoaAt Jmlgci
Follotl of Norwich wn thon t i!o : r;i t i i I lolny.
A t i' -tfrum wna rfHwlvud froni nlm Uiitnftor
noon. Mjrlnn "tat in- could not h- ur tho tnotion
Xjidffo nnordmnn of Iiim'ii wm npponTid to.
If nM lual t"l''tk;raFi-l that he cnnnol h'MV- iiia
court. Oov. lUwlnjon Ulnff hi th, ha tofu
nraimod to .1 1 1 i Rumnov, ut Hath, roqunntlnl
his nttondnnoe In Elmlrn.Do4n pnittM ronfojat
In,' t' nnvo th" h' .irnu' horn No word nan
u r" nlvnd tr 'in htm. but th" Opinion i that
In- will derllnc aiHo.
Thli effort t" obtain n writ of error Ir un
prtHadontd in th- Stat", Imrim; th" trial no
axonptlon wm takn by Ponwima counaol to
any nn i rn, -ti tin- Court l rohaequonUy thaM
wan n thinn t- Iuh" an at''"al Upon. Th" fT-ort
t 'hta in n writ of error at thli atJ -Inv Ir I ta-. 'it
in uii uilhhiMt of H 'Quirt uii'l Tabor, (tat I mi
that Oov, Hoblnaon ialu tthm UiataJuattoi
of iho Ruproma ''urt hu th" powr tn anl
ouffht t" tfrnnl a stay t- onabta iounaol t" m-tvo
tut a wiit of nrror anl mak" a bill of aJEOnp
tlona. Thin th (i iv rn-ir donlaa in a lottaf
puMlahod thla aftori n. workmen bm buay
putt I mi np th. gallowa. Th onnd f thelf
hammt'ra li plainly hoard in PHnwellB oefL
The oondcnined man im Ht:ll hopfu Hborifl
Btfera notlflon th Oovernor i-niht tint na ax
i " ti trouble tomorrow. TheOovirnor haa
ordered oui thr ompnnlnaol tnoliuui Uut-
ui.iv ii lu iu on duty
QJCtVi JOVRDAN WSOICATBtk
Tk Orrikv for ihr Kniiim af Two Wt4
iw i ni- in HiiKkion Mraait
At th" Invattitfatton Into th" t'hnru'f r coy
rapUoa aaitatt o. a toartfaa. rrti41ato nivProdlilyn
i'i -in-.1 Dvpartmvat, whtcli wn braan bj tht Aldcnatl
I l.i rciiM1!. Kt t'liur Mi K lwv, w in. hmt Wttvatj ro
uiul j riii ! the ftifiiMtory 't r ni m f, 0 UatebUMoa. nii
arothi r ui-i. iw, t lUflc Mai m Um kaowk u hi bail ai
Uie tabjvot arud-rlvtd (Yoai thi maortti and Ihu print
rd rrporti If 0 tarnre Hint hi" nai mm ihH dn t
in n ilutirdaa'a rrluval In mak inm l'r- i !' nt of
M1' .-.I m tr illb, inl t'ii hu nrvrr him ipiI lur th.- idaNt
Urn J-KirJun m1 itmi Hi M. k i o hail mi. n-.t a
di il i,t'. in.-1 1 M K-litiiv in -l hiia tl t 'mii I i tii
M ulu ii ti flu oui day. aad aahl Ibitt m tola brotbcrlad
Inw, Mr. MutrhtnMm, in Ihe bwird n h n. n.
' iii'liiii trottld niHtunat- iin.i tor isnalrtoa lit
l. ii- .1 In- wni.lil In i it. In ni- n ii-ia
On- aiocilofi in al i"t. whit ii ha w ia lecaaan
nl A I'll I III. to lavrWCtltllHI "til' lillv u .i klowj
irboownait inrai, Qrti Jiiunlan mW Hiui hi did inaktaiw
vrho tli- i'iifr "t On- h' wt.' until if "i-m-il ua
daad Tbaunlfr lavard j tba ladlrtoflllaplbrra
.r hava i'n in nai larad nnUan i wai put tltr.uith i:a
li-.ii.. ul iiiiittt with lloolharai
r nn too a siii son it i vita
Th.- iMtltUllaM .onMnliiB In OItUfl NillM
i.rthe Tblry0ya' Bala.
CntrAoo, July 19. The run upon th.- stutu
Satlaa Baak tbiamaralai wai cotiakWrablji laafaaaaajj
ad saaaaal ncttvtt) wn ilao aattead at Iba eoaataraal
um- or two uttaar lattitaUoaft m lhai by I0oclock mi tha
aavtaff baaka bad by arreataal aoated laalcai that Ml
itt 1. 1 i.n rn'..- wmiM ba aatorcad
ritt aiata conUaaail lu pay aiiUaaali "r ,
I i'l.- i i v tt.- apparent ih ! rath . -m-r. but m n iia
ral Ihan w.n tt noiblni paid uvar ui.ui iba timiv dayi
mr 1 i
Tha l-u ni. iirt- in iiii omianaly a nod madlUAa la itaiM
a run, and lha run rvfiulrtna iiutk'e wa nlnrci l nv n y .
ai ii ti .i t" "i prvta. Uua and rviaovlmj nil , i-.i'mu-i
ul ii i'liaii-.
l I A A s i map UlHO UK
Thn Bboalltti m WlMblrtloM Tha Irl'hmra
limine iio- l Irhu ahlrld.
tdOWnOM, Tuly V.K At Wimbledon to-lav. fa
th kbooUag far tha Kola para Cup, al oo, floo, and to$
yard a, thi Kora ol lha BasUah laaui iiiirrs.ut'.j !", uud
thnt oi tin- Canadian laaia Ma,
In ih- aii i. nn- tor tin Blcho Bhwhl Ihi frp Manli
At v.ir.l-lr. l.iit.i. 548; HcolUnd, MVi Knviland. ftlt.
tlMU .i !- IrelatHl, l,tM0; s. ..Unit, I.OKI; KlMiauda "
ubl fnf trtah i uiu "ii hy law liumlwrol minid,
rite 1 1 lull m i u M'urn wai Lain Ii Laud . t-r d
l.fwa; Kiitflatid, i.4n. aad Hvuiland, 1,490
Tn- M-rdt im.i romaifuii niawh irnlU'd aaf.dtnwai
l- "'1'-. 4-n, CihuuioUb, -T.i. fui IiikIu t piMailbla acuia
m - aw
Thr Kh-Wllaf af Rlllol la lnlrrnl.
MohtbbaIs. July IS. Thi police made n do
art-nt on a b u la It Hatrivk iiravi, putnt il Charltaj
nt I1, tin moruiaa and arraited tun brutiian aantad
Hk'baalaud .uliu Kelly, vharyed itti tin- iboottas 9
WII lam i: i Out on Monday tvetilna i" tflei i
litem up tin .1 ri al at'dj ll-'Wi-nt in Cnlbnrne itraita
ilrlfttiiUtM n, "tni arreti i I'oti l k Mi 0liu r un llu wiina
rlirrge Tbr prlMim-riiare UlHirii Tlie) warvurouwhl
i nr blentii atiuii, Ui balbi t il '
auiwUtj lai priin Inal iii.uii.
Burrea laland kajnla.
Th- Comnilaalonora "f th" Blnkltu. Fund
voted reittir iiultobuy Plrr 44, Korth rlar, thi da.
ir t condition uf bunium ii-t warraaUna aay in
.r um' it iii.' rltyi in. it tit. .im da. Meairi Uanraa !
sv.i : niii Andr.-wJ wini., i .. i Hurran lawad
it uii ft UN'd i" mnpl) w it'i Uie t nn-i Uia taam, tiia
ruiiuuiu4uH-r declared Itvuld. and ordvrnd Uit
i..iini t baudva ur t" iii" pouca.
Mshlntiui ltcalrla Talvgninh laatmmf ata
Tin n-" nt itorm wna viry avera on th
Une ul il"- Krti Railway. At RldgewmHl, n J., It wai
danneritii-lu remain la tha uttlpe ia thr b'lrgrrtph "iu.
pani rhe rniiui wai itllrd with eh etn It) nd Ibihh
All l 1 . Intti . n : Um ii in 1 li-ii i In m re rullliil Ilia
iiiamti'ta iv.-ii nl) run natnrrt aiut tin hh' uU tin
n .i couiplvU i uuriivd "'t
A llaaaarhuiatta Mho Puslori Burned.
Mamluouo, M;i., July 10. Tho shoo mnnu
factnry of T. A. CiHiHdKe.nl Waal Marlboro, and a dwvl
liu.- bnuap Wefff hurtV I lait f -: I Tli- nil tin- l.niM
ny itni -.. k Ui'-tiuini dalfMHniii imhi i i-r tu )
n iw i lit i une Colli I'ttlUe liver two 1 1 . ii Ul i J i..i..iidj
tin. i U iiulol vinplo) nieitl by tin ho
Tha Tharm 'tar i lurk Vaalerdiayi
At Klldnilta at :l A. !.. 7 r : -V 71 ' : 0, 7s . 12
M , IM . J l M . '. U, W . I-'. Ti-'.
VAaathar iit u Hraillatlaa.
mains baroiiti'ti'r. "ith unl w t wlmla,
1 ,'i h i ) i ' t lvwt;f a luparatutvi. paruy vloud) m ciual
wvatin '
JOTTiSUM linn t on V.
Fi-hUvuI of iho Kealier tfkel Dnrsoli Joneai
w . t t. .oh liui
Ti utrii Long Drnn h tw h nnnoun 1 1 r
iafurda) i B
Tn Plymouth i:.k will run up tho Kudaon
riM-i oil a luuoutitflit tri t' i i
Ifr.Hnmuol so, -lair hiia lain nommlaalonod i
u l in i i ' i ni nn ' umiii II 'Um e !'
p.mr hnmj lull nud r. k t i ra will nlna
npumi lour i illow pl ii i 1 1 I ii wiudayi
A toil un n pi iii hy W J Kb K. A.
ioliierti n in Un "i i.i'i.1.'.- ifi lu Coiuuiodura
I,.. :,t i n. I via 1 i ' '
Cunt Foloy riihlod ton ilnordrly houaea In
" tt i ii Viiitiiu"! i.'ioui ui perwua warv luibud
ui- ..i ii. ' i. itil l - ti ii
Tii-- Mii-ntafT Und "t for twenty yenraoQ
, , i ,.. . i i i ruiKLii fciieei police nation wai traua.
It n id to tin M . i.'i nirvi -iiin tun. 'ii yeit-idiVi
Ai th" II il Tun!" Cluh'H dinner, v-'-tor-,1
, .,.ii im n re made b la Itnav I IUva,Ila 4re
t. . v, n. li. a. II Hirand, in i i n.'.
(.. t . i v iuu ini-. II h liiH-lapi-eil, l "'i , and oIIm i
While JiimMooriHif Morrlannln waaai a ha
ti H. i.i -1 ii i . -ti i tin v, ii ii i j. it tprmni ni . i. in ,. ,,i
in i. in. i. knot-bed '"in now ii, mni io nit Ui nn r tip.
iii. ii t 1 Intruder in.:, but wn eapl I liviullr.r ltilo.
li. hm recukuUtd a Jobu J liatfau. wbo'lmd u arrvl 1
mill Mm ra.
Wliljo Miss Car "'in'-tVilaon wna alnn'llnii m
front lu r : u - at :t. It t u K-i . i. -i. r ;. - ,. .
HiKaulb'd b) J Murliy, n i Iter nl M n u
l( tin., ttf 4SA iii itiuili itreet, ul i. i r
ilreu inr puc be i i.tuuii- a porU'iuoiinale nn itu,
tali, t r i nii caught bun and rl vim., nn u.
Tlie Ami morttfiiffa linndholdora ol th" Kow
Jrrw) aoutherii ItailTiMiil, wlu.'h default-tl Nat ("Til,
hi it nn i tin- i ii W in ai. kimiUi 4 r t iii ' i' W ul
tl' I t, i sit I'l U . ( Nii. tl 11,. oil 11. Ii ll. I ill V 1 1 IN III anil,
Wai olaiiaii l iruitea ut llie ' ind, ni'l ! ihe rei Ivi r.
in niiiki- m r pnri. und reviMuiiM'iidiil tbv .tw u4iitiuaut
Wm Vnit r rholuaai -u-lruh-.
Wlon Qoo. II. ChlldH ami Prnn -is r M ill n g
.1 t.t . ,' I ', 1 I, I, . , I !,.,,.. V fJ
in it- aKauitiitiwtha Im li ui ihu doti llu Ulu aiid "J
let uliu r liu nk iin itettt lull Iwardi and loni i "in md
m i in itark iut in , but u inn t' i. takvii from ma
ii.. ri in thi i mill I'ulh i Court. yili rday, 1 y
wura clean abayad, i..i theii bail cropi-ad ! i nd
vaun diircreatclotbii A the) ..ulJ iwt liu ijan vly
i. . t. .i . .. ii.. v m diichanjf4

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