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"----- -._ ~,..,•- -,..: :: - ,., ,~ 5 ... t.. ~ 1 .• , 1.,,, , ,: , , ... ..,,, , !. r' • : - • . : L; . 1‘, ..” ;1' •• : 1 ; 1 i L,....4 4 •A. ; i:( ......., to ~.,.... .e.l , , ", , , - .2,1::15i.T . ::::::::,.:1:: - / ~11 27 .:f.. • .r ..,' .::r a ..,. if. t• - . , t.1. , . - ';' - .v.4 , - ' r 1 4. --- t :'~~ ~•u;. ~_: ~ ,;,, L.XXVIT. . ' , •,MIiVIECCIL.,IIO32 . *dint ; -C. ; rz • .• Talus to the Pittsburg" asse,tai, i r"? •••'. . --'" • Wmottricrroic,•dnly 20,• 1868..1. SENATE •i ' i * * ri A - lettef fi•O6• en ger, askrn tr ial • court martial for the offence s imputed to 4 ' " - ' '' - " Ith" ;him in - theretetif report' o eJoint - eon. T emittes - ing-Ordnanee,-nrini-usferredlo-thel • Ordinuniebiiiiintttee,j .: '•• - ••••• 1 9 - 11 : : :" li '': 3 _ ‘ IL 1 1 1 44;*deritisili;44.1r. -A.. Sgwigg And T.- - ,E l .-A4ertion, @erlatigalfreel South -Care- - • nhaa, were p anted. la ~ tv ~1 .'. ' • -,, 'a , 0 , 14 Mr. HOW ~ R l T , c,:preeented aprotest from g tertairr''ine kir thb South' Vstrblina 'Lligillat=-, nit, ilia admission -of Mr: ce p g: . iSawyer... oh n him.with , laving, been aengeged; in cockade , running : and being a l'etielmfil older. etc. ; .., ;.- .•• • • '..'- A motion.prevailed.:taallow Mr. itobert-• geon,..to. be sworn_ in.:, • ..,.... : .1,„ ,• • f ii l Certain, icumentif; containing charges. against •thatloyaltyv ofi Mr. Sawyer were ;-; ert read. 1 ..; C 9 r ..1:3 11- ,. ,• ~,f 3- 0,1; • . After a lengthy dismission, dating . ,which 'Mr. ROBERTSON, newly indebted '''Sitim' rYll; tram iiBolutti Carolink- del lared,,,the Ehanol. against Mr. SawyealutirreiV e igtil-; kat:idtroth the 'ttieliltd, caps i- .04#4f Ab, Ofileandidiski; and Were nail - y_niM'inid. i-..i'd, and vouched for bis-Reputnicanim:nand, 1, tabllityt6 tekol•lfe t4:St.l,oltlr.,'''•;•;•,' •-,: A m A motion to ' gofer 'all thetris in Mr. • • i• - •-livirtra ieSeer.: "te'i ',title: iVirl 1 07 Aleitl 4 : 4:nth - tee was rejected—frta 27—and he was - 4 . worn as aseoand Senator•from South Car. '• 11 Mr. • SIIEKMAX,43I)IIed 7 for the ''special'` ordel trin ; the to - idj ourn meat.- Mr. LlOViMmovedareoesii-from.--fivain liseven o'clookaw - 0.:1.:::' Ci - - • -" P' ' '`' 7 ' -T Mr. SHERMAF - opposed' herding! - any '•:.:Uvfiiing sessionstill the day" hied " for sot ; Ijourned, as until that is - done the 'House . - erounot procieed with its business, the ma lority being unable to control the order of •.: '•.busi fleas's Age - Pt . cm' fallotbiK iii `even tVo -1 tthirds cannot suspend the rules at any , Z . Other time until the last ten days o' session. - reor throe important:lin, Amora.mag do. ale yed. i ii Mr. HOWARD'S motion was rejected— .• 42 to 24. ••• ;-•••• ".•.,;;, ~!•,.. - 1•-•: ,•," '•" it The question nradjoinmerit then came. : - ''''•; - _up. 1 : 1 Mr. WILSON:Wet:Id I e 'ittlidithte for Mr. iSherman's motion, presiding for a recce. Yuntl, 1 the fourth Monde'_ in, September. , , :0 Mr.'S:UNlNEßniete PS - adjottin to Monir vocitt -'•: !Vey the 27tti.iiiiit.\,;,• 1 1- 1 w [ f'",' .;•-:- =4: ' li„ Mr. HOWE ad ' ' d ifitititArdhe - , Wetu- on ~tae army biLiiendl, on • •" OPrzir.!Kuo •lirtrerenlili lilid. Mr; . Sher inn,.. t,i;ne latter insisting that edjournment should ~ he fixed for Friday:next. , - . , • V Mr. HENDRICK4-denied"thibilAteliefits f Mr: Sherman and :slier. that in his re • . itie* : . -4-- .- ; -',. ; ••:' :e• d not.ilea. Jilin or six Weeks; and, * exiiiimeed • onlyhie own. owe. ' • He protieeded:'i4 . detinnelidlon - of a.,belaill. ,• • ,•,- • ~ .; .-,,, , . . . ~ , :- L Mr. MORTON deniedi.the arms were to‘ - ' distributed for political' purposes at. the'; South, bui•l'or the protection• of the-State :: • verninerint from - revointion and ibiatrito. 1 , •6 0 ' r ton;Vrith whichTheyare Giddy threate .ed. 1 o'hey are surrounded byia rebel - Ind- bos-• ,•• ' „Ate population in 'great 1;(ft - without an .', 1. • l , . anal and not' a pieCivof "artillery to pro. •• • * them, while alt their fal.ed and trained; '.• • soldiers cent& Guilin line tM'diorroui.. . , soldiers Mr.-DRAKE, as the result of Invest ga ,• •,liton he nal Made; itinedtheee irereg•O,6oo in. i n 'the hands; Of 'the - Southernersiand eil'tlitivise the „Southern speakers re '• ; dto reisognizetpinbitilftelhetever'6;: t ia ••• =there, cue lat ter provided `.. - -th means or defense in ; case of need.'" -' • . en ter- rertePr iftrliltttAteli**ftert for iie • ken' Oii NW:4=lmi s amen monitor ad - ' • ••• 1 • ou rumen - Vida:4w wadi tikalilliti. - Agried • 1 ; ,24 1 4T001L . 119 . i • - . !•• • The - queitlon recurring' • W ils on'saneliti.'`, -; end me ilk be . quidifiatiAt l teeprsryiding .':.. or a reoesa until - the third Monday in Sep. '•-••,' 1 . niben: when 4 t E leasedi tect...., 402% b- ~.. .• '-' l On Motion pf‘Ml•;,S NA.ll,4,httlEka iii . ipl ~ ~,,..ei,,,,irroi.n...site,,H o me iimendnienta : • 7 the funding bill iind , ••intintid 3 ii Collnnytt-i' ... - .of Conference. , he Si - ' el!skr 1 1 140 1 r ednllnueleePlg in the s: ouse arnimiameliti to tiiii - 6111 making an - : r . ppropriation for...thmpureinawof Alaska unordered a_Clommittee of Conference. ,ThaShiiiita"tailitentilliii folli* proteet.tli:i ••••• hbilitit Aiiiiiiii.th'eltlteell:abW , i;',P, • ,' " ,T.., • .. ;'' • ~r . 4X4DIN FAN suiendinentki strike out' ...... ; b l e•dirention•tolhe Prilsil i iiiittbr...ttsperiuk• ". literglet,. :- YOUR10 10 .1.• W r .likiir, 'f. 'atenbi, . at. 'arrest inmoridstil sung anriultduans , ' . avittroPtati bY,Nt• ImOlX'Aretlekl* . . Tile, 1 ,41344km' stair licii, an t ~ ametid-.• i,. ent; the -, 9aminittee ft pinking; auf! et • • , . roilitiiiii" Mr retaliatory iffeinntrok; 444: l mply directing thaltrealdent in ease "ors '.l•ltefussitto release. naturalized citizen., im .• rimmed , abtotid;' to , :itoport ,, the tams to - egress for its at)O3A . my. .grent;toi t o . : y a vote of So tiil. , J. •' •••• Dir. WILLIAMS then offered a substitute %.' 0 i,theAhlrerilAtipta i vvdrierit Rif 40 W, t..A , • he Piestairet - 76diiiiiiiiid'the release of any : ie titan " citizen. unjustly devrived of inbl Tty. If itaniabe:Afelataidejilenied ' e OW/ use Ruch Means. not amounting to grow bl illliii4eem/tneaassarY • to effect , 4 eah release. , , . ,•2 - Aloe diseturisppypipssnt yi'llifutuheqm ertind vabnesis aii intkittne tarist'oner v sir. BUCKALEW to strike out - the il i tril sf - tet,ii , TF• li*leit_. ler,elicondoliitrit'i :. 14 ,1k b. , the dutyof, t e President - to 'suer- 1 `....';•••juil all his Autnerity,Tap4. l . t b ccimatik . ion and laws fortheproteetion of Ameri ; .• r ettluenit abrogiVanditiptipuit to, 06n. : ate* fror 1101 a r i X a n l l 4 ,riVil i ran 4a, .. i l s ; d 131: - 11 , '4, .;.",*" ' ,2 11 ' " 741 ,I v i t er ,.....,.... „,....,I_,_,Lo itia: „. l4o _, vr ~ t ....., !is . : ri 1114,40— "'7. 1, 1 1 1 1 • sue_yeas. and , l ya ae„. lb. ir ft /11 1 5 1 t ci!!! 1 ! • g'#4 ll Pg.• wlt#6,ny ~ liquiloppoNourn..F., ••-•-:••...1 , ../• . . . • • .. ..... ;60'ilkoatticirriiivtgik lo g s was sworn and - took his ober froOkttlittions...xo ~.'....::x JlievinkSimori9trley member ) sokkidietallalwor.Mfrbeel Louisiana, and Jo n3o44ge, or., iricinitogel Welkin fe;iiita lamed: nt:yes AnlQPioti -Wowing ~t he,.. ne7.Consmittee, O n the to ingire6; .1. '•r. , '.` S.' ,- -1 . ~ t k. /,,,, f .' lIKS obteined - lea tatt - diem* Jr 17tht,,# tr• - • , '1i . E.''411!..1.° ,,. ..4i , ...1% l ' . . mixt asked' nave - to Intro- ', ...imattitigeohitionVellitiVelotinal iduce l " - •- :.toot , 110,1 6 48PALDING 0k •,,,,i'"edie°112,6147 - - ~.- civ+ a v amte ,10 ....; o osed. -- , e f ie runiit'ked Wo ~, 9 , ..,_,,,_,.. s._ 11 ". 1 7,,,, a p. weeks I Meet' 416r 1 "'r, "1":t.,-; ; 4 1 ,41,i r'; , - - - ih m ir.ir,+% , .. , .. , J-n , .~: ' , try p ir i. Pe 'ir l k pu g' R 1'6661%4 . ...k ley .101ntaineili '. id 'the 'rePsiro` i' O nT R ' i 40 a .. ~., tiAi itilil ,1, 1 0 , tin i .,; .4i.kti e roi s ir - .... ii ,0 vt00 „.ii. ,- ;lar g l . ., of , igitheitorths, f 14 4 .: 'r siano ; "" .7-' 77 -, i. ,''., ;?...(Ji`. i'..l ~t •,'•, „ k; :. rta ri . li tor ffieriktiatig;‘ol3, rra :1 gs. , yin' . iiii to the repo /A the. 4 ton re ve t. l ik‘,,ivis r iggt . , tsviens ~,,tpirridia• Itif • . . IMllaw-• , ,• . . , *3. -- -' • ' ' - - I -r, - -:-- ~, •=., : • "'' ' 4. : ,' ' ' , : '- ';;;.‘t: '` ii i i. ~: ...... . ~. . ...„.,. imi. Mims Taste' rday, emphatically denied' tliti statement 'rthat add' the iiiiikwatith i i. were payablo:ln coin. The report he lband wax taken:trent' the report of tdecretari Ido- Cullocli l oomPwes a total perversion of the truth. The.words attributed to him were from his lipelloo the legal tender bill. He cauttonedilhe publio against putting faith In - the fabrication of demagogues, and theyWOUldfind - eiery . word , he bad assert- - ; ed•with "regard to lainmelf ,was true and tor. the letter. b~:~c~-= , Thslassoed contested election case was taken up, the Cominitteeinavinir reported a 4396ititiolt:thtit lir. file, -the sitting mein bei is entitled to the seat, with a minority resolution offered; by Mr.: Kerr in.' favor of, Bit 'Hogan, . The consideration was interrupted taking ttp:bitStztustOn the' Speaker's table, and disposing thereof 118 follows:- The Senate amenchninit to Boatel Law bill was non concurred iri ; and a committee of.confereMie asked.. The Senate i*Yetbren g e to navy and marble" irati referred to •Committee onr NavglAffair& •"` • . , The Senate amendments to' the Honse bill . relating to pensions -were non-con curred in, and referred to the Committee on. Conference, • ' • • • • The Scents amendments to -tbe Alaska 'bill were unii.noncured in, and a Coin `mitten' of,Conference -.asked. The SenitteinmeiniaieMlo the Holnle t blll providing the . Sale of the . arsenal grounds at Et. Lou4auctLiberV, l lSfiosottri, were riSreettrr' red •' 1 • The Senate amendment to the House bill • .tor :the : relief oftbd Choctaw 'and 'Woks, iskt*'n4**Wiat3oiCtikred In., „ The&nate amernduients tothe post route Averewdoicitii'ed ' • The Benito bilFregalating the presents. , lion of bills to. the Preentent' and retoxn Of. ,inune'wee - reforted. tki.the .Judletary Mom- i The Nentate`bill to Incorporate the Ira= } Mortal' -Lira Insurance , Company of the ;United States was then introduced.' A.' good of , objection was made to the bill. Mr. WOOD declaring he would give 'five million of dollars 'fin this grant; and tiulkit was the biggest scheme ;before Con • - . The bill passed=2yedai - 92, nays 59. To the Senate bill to confirm titles to cer tainlands in -Nebraska Sir: TAFF'S offered an amendment ex (*piing certain described tracts of land. Thearnendmeht'sris - agersedto and the bill The Senate' bill to create an additional , land distrieit'in Minnesobi was 'named. ;The Senate bill to provide for the farther issue of temporary loan certificates was re ferred to the - Committee on Ways and The Senate bill to extend the time for the couitructiOn Of the Southern Pacific Rail 4 ~,road in California was passed. . I A TbeSenate bill id provide - a. temperary government for the Territory of Wyoming was passed-10614150. s= ldr.seti MO* Moved th eieningseadon, to continue in the disposal of business on the Speaker's table. Negatived. • .It was ordered the, ,139,u,5e proceed to, the btunnesson, tbe Speiker'S table si. - tbocori.: . • the Missouri and lowa contested .Otection ease: • . Adjourned, „ . • . ' The general understanding among mem bers is, that there is some mistake in the , announcement made in a message from the President ,two days ago that he .signed the' ,tax. bill, and it le now, stated that the Pres./ ident has net signed but proposes to vetd it; because it authorizes the secretary of the Treasnry to appoint. Supervisors with pow er to remove officers appointed ny thePrefi-, 'Mutt' with the Consent of the Senate.,'• ME I'Fast Affray at"-davannaltL-Excitement. Alming 1 ..lba ilq‘roes-Tinsairuratfon, of Gorr mailoelt—Dissolution or the *ahem, Military Cominiasian, - ,. :qey telegraph to the intinanie 6iesidie.l SAVANNAH July dimculty, 00. i 22.—A, .._, ctirred last night in 6 saloon ,be. salco.Fim" 'Wean Win. R. iloPkins, Tax Receiver; and Isaac Rutinsil; Deputy l Sheriff, resulting i n : . ,„, the shooting of ' Hopk i ns, - killing hint In. slantly. Russell claims he fired in self; .oefenstr. , i The`,aiihit; caused gmel ',e xcit e-' went - eituing toe' liEdireeti, , who ,at -the sig. =nail of a arum. assembled seve ral bundred gireng u Yfitifgpiis timicitibs, threatening to lynchßuseell arid deniolish hilliouse. On learnhor %hat !lb:melt- hid , been taken CO,', jall,Ahey i prnajw4 „to .attaoiroit,:but were ,ditiperseci by the . police. The excitement 1 'his somewhatr:fibeitedahifiiiierolog. The ;prompt oboyaine of .thegignai phows the n egroes iitttfiillynikatiized Iti this 'fatty. 13. 4TiaNTAI July at-Rallo,litillock was INlNlgnrated Governor of Georgia to.day. Mis atiebtan waif biftif,Mid laudatory Of the Repainted paitvi'itid'oteidetrinaterY 6f the Viesident's policy. It save experience has ; rpityved,lhemistkineittllastios 444:anise fAtig suffrage on freedmen. Gen. Meade and eitatkrfmk premnt, at .. the s.oeremonv Which passed 'oft 410410 .loth , Rotte6l., l babe adjourned over till Friday. ” It d is its rethe Military Commisaion, ii . o . rt „pf the„Cblunatpi pritionerawill ,-' redAto.diy,/and` ther-pnsonere ' re. Minded to the civil authorities. The Military Commisatoo l for the trial of th Columbus pritoners was suspended to. da ,in conil s ianca with the following order ,r 4,.. im4 B .k-to. 'I.-, , 't i,--1 - .l'l, , 1 , ' , ; ' d. t•qr ky. Oresident of Groot - mink) n : t .Ft uartera Third M ft ilarsr Maria, July `2l nrairanr.: ,In , Yintr4Ofthe action of the zr.ii i l ta sl ry atu a r n e t to- hori d7 v, i . i t n h d is t v6 he iri pr iv olni imd bl i e rie lm oeti me :, At ca 1 e d a ir d e:t i s aa tti o a n t o t h f eCo G eorgia m Commission n o f cessation w hi c o : yo, are President ausponii,p,roceedinga in tini trial of the prlsonere'clitirged ivith'the *Order of Ashburn. The prisoners will be retained in custody until further orders. .. The Court adjourned ' until - Friday. `All , the witnessesefor the prosecution have' left for3be North., „ - The eltyintirowded 'iritti'vleitors to the :Thiteniratio, mass meeting. , , ~...i ~ r 4 , ' • . Copt Al/Ma-News' ;11 • T!IIPIPIPb 11104 Pittsburgh Ossettz e M 124 W Y0rr..1 13/ X a r l il i ft triz° aoge v sies,,ta Panama ad state the reVatlon does nl% *Ake 140 p sees and Is supported Only , by , 4l Mellotora. A degree: oideritilitha Wats militia to be InomMad lied UAW tidied, to be distrib la the Departmentilaf Aspinwall and_ Vonannt.'"This Pitsiirronal Prosident has :toilittottidiol these asullia lutd Started Kith adotaohoms tor Imo stowtb r uell • ited 44 isttitti stowthelir: The, MO 10'70Ms= a )1 healienspondat„ , Advice!, tmitt ? -te-4 the 710 11 Ra 1. 0 4 t to thotOgtFol Ondeliii from sae' athetquarte r . E*1:4:.01 MAKI* tJL 'TtlinflaiWWol44 to ibi eunsti g Osanse.) rirocioAmk., ApittirMlbrovekor the Te f ealloth 9fMtrim' Ilionsf i fildriii&liiiiikliess today and h ad thirty-three tidkairitiiiiiiit a choice. lir, 'Pidtht*JeeiViefOlX l o44 04:#titik*41.4* lEEE GEORGIA. prtiVinlirOff, SECOID FOUR Att. T . #* CAS. 0; Outtiages • in Texas—Thies Ware -' IV housf. System -- I by the ' - ideht—Anothe*Proela T lion' 'a ss of Surratt—Sontlfern . Loyal e ta in Council. aly Teter, h to the Pittsburgh &visite] ~1 .' ,- It. -.' WASTriNGTCCSI, July 22, 1888. ' RECONSTRUCTION IN TEXAs. • The Committee on Reconstriction this morning anointed Mr. Paine a sub-cout mittee to examine General Oillem's re -1 port. They algo appointed a sub-commit tee to prepare bills, which will be reported to-morrow, providing for a provisional gov ernment for Texas, pending the sitting of the Convention.. The Intention:l2 tO PAC United States troops iirider the control of i'the Convention. A b.rother of Governor Hamilton, of Texas, and several others, say such-action Is nece ssary in tainsenueriito bf Numerous outrages on i loyal Mittn: Delis -gates to the ;Dentocratic 'National Conven tion deny this statement andis; t y, MCI cap show the contrary to be the th . , • SOUTMERN zuravasiellt COUNCIL. I. i; A.t,a, meeting the Southern, Represen ,tatives and Dunn men, held to-lay, Hon. W.: Whltikore, of• South , Carolina in the chair, and Captain H. J. Fisher, Iff'Mlasia sippi, Seciretary; a .committee was sippoin.. rid to draft resolutions. Gen. Fremont was introduced to the meeting. He expressed deep 'sympathy for theeuffering loya li sts of the South. and hoped Congress would not adjourn tilt full and ample:niter had ,been given to them. Addresses were made - by Mr. Mullins of Tennessee and tithe's. . The Committee reported resolutions, which were unanimously adopted, advis ing Congress, .in view of the President's lite veto and the . Democratic, nomination of Bleir,..to remain in session until after the Presidential election; that Congress 'ought to legislate immediately for 'the re lief of the loyal people of Virginia -blinks. sippi and Texas, in such way as to secure to those states loyal. State. governments, and condemning the President'a utteran ces as subversive of every principlu.hpbto which the government is founded and dan gerous to the - liberties of the people ': Tr. Gift, member from Georgia, offered a res olution in favor of the Impeachment of the y President and pledging this meeting to ustr their utmost endeavor; in , prevent the ad jounim nt until articleo Arel„presented; whieft . adopted after &wee/remarks by other embers. The meeting adjourned until vetting; .j,'„,_ : _ . ~. 'Fr, ir.,.1. a., _ - ;At the , meeting, _temight,a Committee t eas prJointed to present the resell:Wiens to the nstructiou__Unnuettee to-morrow. Se% ral speeches'Were made and measures Vasellef suggested. Senator , Wilson, of sachnsetts, said he .had prepared a bill ;hproviding that all 'Persons 'in Mississippi olding while olilc©s shall , vacate them. He did - not believe it possible for a Confer ence Committee to reconcile the wide dif, ferefiecia that• exist. between'the Senate and the House funding..bills. NOMINATIONS. The President liasuoninited to the Sen ate Charles Peters as naval officer at New ,Vork; JaeolYo.l3lair,Of Wait Virginia; as Minister Resident _at Costa. Riga; Oliver Hawkins,;of Tenitheseit; as Consul General at Cuba; Wm. F. Pidgeon as Secretary of Idaho Territory, and the'"folioning to be Consuls: : Renben P. Harmon at-the Island of Trinidad, 2t hew Megs at:Merano, Levi Howland at Valencia - - A O I . . WA SYSTEI4 . - ~. , , The Consrnitted of Ways and; Means he - under consideration to-day the report of the warehonse system, , Tits v r t „ ) :4 t itoo s four?' r. sgafnkt and fotir'for. M' liwiti , absent, but t it. is : understood he w vett against the report. • coqte arc5...4.44am.9 . :1,,, corittArtx. Tbeittittellepartinent end' Hones' Osft mates on Foreign Relations .havo undt onsideratiolV the ease of the dosta Rir Railroad Company . whose contract =La; pulled by the Rican GoVernment fc 'alleged nottathillittnent of One ciaiditios 1 suave= toksni...... . .. - 1 ? judge Wylie overruled the motion , t qtash he Indictment against - Barrett for the murder CP „ Ahekutir, ktloollifilthir , motion was Made the ground that the grand jury, by lifbialxit was fousulware not legally drawn.,. : .- ~, ~ , . /..: .ss ) ANOTHER PROCLAMATION. The President hturlitsned e pr9olamallon tothe effect ilisniAlensule has tatlfie,(l ;be. fOßTteenth''SSabbdßiellt •to the Censtitu :ton. SENATOR tot)/ lIARRIRD. lienator Morton is to , be married' on , Tta ore. usday night •ta:t4ises portkoi,mr Blau. m • IteW -Vollti 00 '' , 3 ki tti 4,',-. , * ~ , (Br, Telegraph , tio,thu,Pigstisrgit,(lasettot,) 1 Nsw Yong, July 22—Wm. Creamer, a carpenter.: wit IbUndtfilirdenid lir the Bbw. ery this morning., Joseph Solomon, a. san loon keeper' at Patterson;'N.V., has been arreSIOLAIL the supposed murderer., , The town 'of OraValend•hia - obtatnean' injunction istt,the. litiforemuCourtwapunst , the Quarantine , Domminfonste taking', the title tea portion of ctiney, Island for altlai. lion. ..-' , / , i5„,i'.../ , • , , s -, . % , ' jpseph &Mks, an old merchant, and one of the founders of Tathmatiy Hall, died at lel op zeoterdavzsged Flo (1 A ..'- i"..- - s; ;::, .3 ...,' The strike orthe brick-layers has virtual. ly ended. Only thirty nen are noW idle and it islimte;)-all•selicrwant worktan) have it at e ht hours by the first of Aforgits baVI . d ll t. -flulAad niftit'tfiritil , ' la- I til n' ' , an 'lom nPars, are . missing from 'JettexCity, and atilMnsed:. 4 o'haraFfirsted. having, been aeon . 1 4 a boat. ~, s ‘,. „The mew ; Paciflantall i , steamer ;AMOrielti ll be launched to-morrow. , , ' " 'P*sewthelinktbil nunids-efAlliter blivii been distributed about th e :014, Inr , t r o t Ifostrd lit Health: ." '" - ' • inntriossa !of Lombard•orselillomt• Our. Rturotd ,, matumi:Tto.day "in , the liniiiinne Crairt, rm.. s . 02 1 :4 4 r tßisilliSt tl'il c 0 14 ' plaint foe Unita arlion btlo out p ;dwelt' Waif, tt nonersfil sat Indltniesuporatiou :Ibteign wilds State. The deoision.Wea' re.... llerred. - • „t.s to t _10;40411;1 4, ,' • At a meeting of the at.merleart Fres Trade League tortigllti l i t • EVue. l 'frili ' t roud -- X,, Ofiltialf,aratOritui iCuit'esitit'initOor ~ of o tem onlisfes, - "-ind , opßosittorito-o;i4F , , Ya bet/tier' andi „lire:mow: -,..,' i ' ..,- ' 7., ".t: ,r -0•, • . ...41.4•• et.', '1.1: ) 0,..”,,,,i ) 'Sew Jersey DruneeraUc CoirfelThav a , t s, ramporteruremthmts,.. A - .TREN'TON, Jul 1 22, 4 -"-" Tile - "NdreVoram, Demoeratte Eita ' Uoiriasitlm i s with CoL G. 8. Cannon ail Ran. liatiprus wore adopted endrweing tire Demo. engirt national nominations and platform. Thewireltitldblph . Wattidrhinated tort g ov: r &fh ernob AU MisAtirki AltdMkilelit ' d Mingunttiet"N:l,4lo:4,',W;o4; :, io 11 , Z, • --'4'lll4,V2lA.pea. • . . . FROM EUROPE. -ro (By Teleant* to the Ptitaburith Gazette.] PORIUGAL. Liguori', - July 22.—A.nothei change has been made in the Portuzu e Ministry, which stands as follows: Presi ent of Coun cil and , Minister of War and Foreign Af fairs, Max quis Bandierrie• Minister of Jus tice, Councillor Babas; 'Minister , of Inte rior, Bishop of 'Mier; Minister 'of Public Works, Councillor Calbeiros; Minister of Marine, Oeuncillor eoetho. • - GERMANY.: lizards, July 22.—Mr. Bancroft, Ameri can Minister, having anicindedliis nego tiations at Carlarnhe, has gone to Baden- Baden. . FINANCIAL - "AND COMMERCIAI6 Loupes. July 22.--Eveuina—Cousols 944;, ®04%. 80ndw123.fri47231. Erie 42N. Illi nois 96%. Atiantie and Great Waatern 39!4, FRANsPowr, JUIr M:÷Bondis Drat at 77; Palms, July 22.---Bourse routes 70 francs, 20 centimes. . : LIVZIIPCIOL, July. 22.--Cottors heaiy: sales 8.000 bales uplands at 10%, Orlearus 10X, Breadstuff+, quiet, Beef firm. Others unchanged', • • • • LOtindll; 22,1railow 44: - Petinlenit heavy, i A Clowin,ed zfirip. ; thaw, to anly, heavy. July;i:22.-4:llrolannt ?dull .•• — mss, b. . --•.! - ‘,, Timelk Itaint-.4iiireeedings'Of tegislatfirs I F , letetiest of-United StaterSenateri.'3 (By Teatagnip to the Plastnirgh tle t tettek fa llen ditibrent portleMs . or . 142iddhi"Ala barn* the lost few days.:, some planters re , port the 'Ong drought cut the corn grop.off one 'jolt • -The, cotton Crop' Is tdsci injured: A bill was today introduced fit the , Sato ate to stop every salt on the docket begun since April 18, 1861, up to April 18611,- - and Make thonitnull ad void. "The House adopted a resolution for the appointment by the Governor of three of the most emi nent lawyers of the State to conform the present laws to the new Constitution. At noon, the begialaturo met In Conven tion to elect a Senator for the term ending In 1871. General Warner, late of Ohio, re ceived forty - three . votes; -R.. AL •Reyncilds,. bitecif Wisconeln, twenty-oight; L.Ten: nington. of .Alabatua, twonty-one;.A., O. Pie der; of Aleratna, nine,'and General D. E. Coon, late of . lowa,, °U/6E1,11k Itadicals. Pennington lathe choice of alt moderatea. • - - -Regatta it , Vlreritate r.l.;..tosatest Thne Byer Made. (By Telegraph lo the Pit h;betsti Gaze tut.) WORCESTEP, July 22..—The regattflani. meneed with groat &clef. ThOuitionlii' er Irpeetatoni.wmeres jaand the dog fayon. ailde.'lliee - sun lanis Niffilhienily obscured by the elnuds-to temper the , tixtrerne heat, and Lake Quinsigamond was smooth as a mirror. - The first race, for Worcester when nee and rowers, two miles. .waswon" two hundred yards by the Phantom she ll, rowed by E. B. Hamilton, in eighteen., ntess four seconds. The neoonq race; !blu r oared boats, :two Mlles,` was Won - by the' Union with ease, in fourteen minutes fifty "three and a half seconds. The third race was. for six oared boats, three miles. En- , tries: • fhe Ward crew,". of Newourgh, the' Harvard University crew, the tn. - Powers crew, of Springfield, the >North End Bay Crew, of B o ston, and the New London Crew. Tbisratmeatised - intenseexciteirrent. :The Wards and Harvarda sooirdtew to the front anti went side Weide for 'ltalia Mlle, with the Powers and North Endorse length behind. The New London boat , was .be.. t:1 hind frel6,i start and.Atar It:even:placed by the judges. Tremendous cheering burst from all sides when, at a mile and a' quarter, the 'Ward- crew drew two lengths ahead iof- the, Harvard'. At this moment the Powers were two Jengths hebind, the Harvards, and the North-End bop: - were close up- With * ttie Powers. They all then disappeared behind a point of land. When they reappeared the,Werds ind the Hartards - were anti length behind. The wildest excitement was manifested by the spectators, and the shrill ( cries of the .eollegian, Fere! , hear - th ..aboyet, the idierrii‘- and' shouts. In the last one-half toile both crews bent to oars with renewed vigor. The Wards pameditte.llriCuay i t whining the race in We iluirtisit time ever made;: it seventeen minuteatiplifortyAnclal4( seeonds. The Harvardievrtirelwh'Mnittlisr behind, and though they stopped rowing tht,y ,wara „timed, ionventeno„ fpi.ikutaes.sofi timoraill. ° J, Thy; Poirmajttdildi (sahib Iflti'llighteen minfitea and twenty - slit seconds, and the North Enders, fourth, in twenty-one inirmtes finfi'4ll.l.-threll Zilemphis Items. Cla Teityps, , of . tot*, Pn j ugmegli oave_tte.l 1 MP:minus, July 22..—Gus Burton, a well knbwn confectioner was severely r sta t hbod thia morning brakiirhil Guardia; Bill Nelson and Howell Cabb, two ne• groes, got into a dispute to-day,, on : the Pidgeon road;' Thalatter dievi a mint. the former shot him in tho breast inflicting aseverewound. r l I.7r_ OnlfOndaY night hainnel tv Mg near Grenada, Mlsaisaippi, was shot whilst undressing and mortally wounded =by* nest* thullgit'Anbei biffeblith, teekko l ifiwt ,Ontelfetalykltie elttzoiis and d plittY or - 101- ;411e75. After being chased several miles into swamp h9l WAR twireribxl 8411 . - React Smith, captured and brought back Ad Grenadaowhorelheimob was with liveltst dilliculty preventdd froth haliglngi,hina.,C ino;eatute for the assassination is knoWlf.-- 1 sgu. 1 111.rplfine , asidourt.q. r. GavrdeiraPl;to the OILIOLIP.I COLUMBIA, 1112,65t,._ Mk was In ,lroduced in the 'teitifilaidte reducing the WO s of 91natity, vr,l4pht the .iGovernor will yew, ii :, ye wilt be , to permit Irre- Aponsible parties to ,hold,cdllcsi.., TThe Re- n licenaare anzhilit Weida' Or!rio Vernor aat,gbietimatioe f and Amps ..aro-Abelng taken for the removal of his, diseldllitaa . „ ale work : ' = ; , , Miks, i n-- iiTWeieiiteicti I. tne.ititiseelia ttiit•euo -- - , r,•4 - 4 iteee,ti.o, Julfp.:==Theoinireirdiefy i hot i we tiler et,the.paatlthree - Weehalliuddefor. varied this afternoon -by a Isevere ,hall 110 nt:',TTbeltlierinettieterAdi tviiititi de. , igro u. aliases were atteelt,,by lightnipic, tee 'tiPtedted'ilid itotebil iMilillivelllnsa,='' Maim down. The rain bilis* termitic. '' i Y'L‘6"-=-: 4 441.1.:C — ':ki „Oar f s ,llltUread iteeldinuagineer Mille& e fty trecioctiethiei.iice: Animates uuest i w ,• , i PiritZbilitilArtiG":7.6,l7 pq i totetvea train.aPettlittitie Myr ; n fr° lAC l VllPlCtkrthl r IvaibtimuKiikz:or., cul e -, l 44intr a iriir k watomt' 1 76 4 $- ' Mid to les ~ ;t he •fireman. - a• - •- T / INlgite4 Wilifilellgenv -Wiggijar ill , -, ,_ „,,,t i== l :;•= l ' , , • a .. n ‘• • ,14.1. ‘,11,‘ ... ~ , „,,,t u r ta . l s "4646ilieehill•Con a rraa in! rel,„ ,:sleri Ylet=erilake at Alto ; yrewl'oth.., ' ,isap‘i Wives freak part s et the eetethr ' an nt. 1 EWE BBBBF•'! , 1 :-Molitleathicitcnent Norih Carolina hi very high. . . t . , -one mon? ,of,•pholoyo oettorred .in. New York anti one in Brooklyn on 7 httruclay. ReveYdy.Tohnston was banguetted yesterday at Annapolis, Md., his nativo Plitm —The journeyman tailors of New York "strike" on Monday next foreight hours as a day's work. ' ' • —lt is reported 'certain bankers la - Lon don have offered . 62.000,000 por.year :rent for the lily of • r.' Shariff Wiliningtop,.North appointed. two Aisgroes and . oneeivhite ManlDeputiea.'- • • —The Deniooratio CongreselonalCionveti-' Don of the Seventh -I:481,mA; 'met at Tetra Hantei, yesierdav k and pc:gun:Wed Hon. Daniel W. Viiorhees. "'" —An Irishman', named Malonci, Was ar rested in •New :York, on Monday, on his arrival:from Europe, on a charge. of have ing iominitted a murder in Ireland-. re cently. ~ I 'l4, • : • • --Refreshing reins havcrfallen in the vi eillity,a..WiliniNltont(Xorttt 'Carolina, • In tine te"si - e most or the crops. " Corn in some localities was hopelessly ruined be fend the rain•fell.; • .• • • - -.AdViRs (rem st. Thomas totheloth re port the arrival of (knurl Valeetps,, from Veriesueli, - as 'the itipiiit.of Gen. Monigro ippon:him. schooners, for the new government.. The American Minister. to Venezuela • had also arrived. hating been"ecapelltid teleave 'for fear of his life. He wail merubark soon for Wash ington. ,The followers <of Cabral, ,o the ISland,'W ,ow the . frisking aCtive preparations fcr a Among Ms St. Tionsingo. A violent cyclone visited the 13arbadoes on the night of the 10th. Vessels were dashedlogether and some lives iota.' —Recent news from §yria states that the American 'colony it Jaffa has now dwindled down to less than twentjrpersons, and that Mr. Adams had left for ,England to en deavor to secure tecruits. Since his de parture' the. charges , mtule • against Mr: Adams have been asserted by his;deserted disciples to haVe been viell'founded. Ral -08101,•alai accomplice in the murder of the missionary, Rev. M. Coffing, in 1862,Was arrested' a few months ago in the,disguise of a . policeman, near Alexandria, Iri North ern Syria; and condemned to the gallows: The principal criminal. was condemned to death. . —At the suggestion of Gov. Warmouth, a ressalutiori passed the Senate of Louisiana on Tuesday, calling upon the commanding Goireini for troops to repress lawlessness in the northern and western parishis of Lou isiana, a memorial' having been received from Franklin - pariah, with signatures, set ting forth thatetleast fifty murders ; had been cOmmitted there and 'in • adjoining parishes lately. The - resoltitkneeteitill ma t pptutition and an acrimonious de bate,yinerribens being opposed to call. log upon the military authorities , stating that the civil authority had bean' fnlly • re stored. . --The three robbers who were-lynched near Seymour, Indians, on Monday night; made 8 full disclostire - ot their connection with many robberies and murders in that vicinity. The "headquarters were at the Reno House, near- Rockford, 'about two miles from'Seyniour. This family was de- Oared to be the originators of numerous nuirders and highway" robberien, and di rect participators'in nearly. all of them, rendering life and property unsafe and holding the peaceful and law-abldiag citi zen* in• a continual state of fear, John Reno is now in the/Missouri Penitentiary, two other members of the family are under arrest fiir the robbery of Adams most Company, and Flunk Reno, the' most skill fulttnd adroit miasmic' of the whole tinnily, is now . .at Windsor, Canada West.. Marge reward will be paid by the officers of. Adams ExpreSa Company on delivery of tdit'body Seyspour, 4aokson - county; Indiana.' St, Idih: market. My Telegraph to the Plttehttrith friazette.7 ST: I.4oure,r July 22.—Tobaoco active and buoyant, but not qnotably, higher. -. ln Cot ton 'nothing doing . Hemp unchanged.. Flouring gnbd trade dernand at un6hanged prices. Wheat—better grades Arm and no.; sive, and lower grades .dull.-and heavy; white and fancy red fall $2,25; prime ; wheat and.ohnlee red t2,15a2,20. Corn dent en and,inixed and yellow 'higher at 97a790: white listsB6c, Oats name and firmer at, NO ,atezo ihr 451 d; new Verity and dull at,70a720 Rytateady at ' Slilikll,l2:' Vrovision,s dull .and, anotuuq.sd.. , : ; Irolethi.atarket. • ; , ifar Trieenkos to she l'ittebitieh thiette:i Tql.FXIe . July . 22.—Flour—receipts 700 bbla; 'ablpments 7 -1.000 bbis .aud, quiet. Whilat=rticelPti TAM tin and a.aluttie firm er; sales neW•NcQ 1 red at 112 119. 2'11,85;' amber and. No. l'rod Sellers 'Air August' , at 111,60.. ; Corn—reeeipts 2,075' tint; alai ptnents . 4 ?- 15 ,41 1 /0 ha and IVI lowan , Bales .fresh 1461 P1 No. Laud 2 Chicago at fitcr, 'Yellow 264; rejeet4sl„; 26c: , damaged 8k1; • hostile. Oatesteady, ,at pp ; for No. 1., Rye...receipts: 460 blinhd.mulet ;LAP for NO. A. Freight/8. 40 by iitalintett:l4, ideletb Buffalo:7c by sail to o ' 3, Wegeo; / flelO ti ttite. „ . • -New:Orleini Market. thiseste.3 " New Ottraisne; July 22.—Cotten lb nein- Inally:111114301,4 e; receipts 200 bales. ` , "Floni is Tquietat, , ll77s.lor superfine; 1111,60a14 -for dhoice;t all, at 9115974 e. • altB 'd *ll etjr.ti ae; #4y ellahaUged.,, at 220.5 0 . i t i l dultatlWe for ahouidersi•and I7yte forte an ides..' • LafdAuletat filefor tierce , *aid 2 °,Ct „ , , „Bullrido M rktt.' • T-- jurtirAi t o; jixly 22—Fibur doll Wooav army ;450 otreivii khit $1,66 .asked , Tor. No. 2 andqdn, loto i 'Rood. :demandr !saki 1 50,0 00 buith atrWe. Ods ,ftuntind t ei2tooly bush at net: t , c.ktw,r artixaoswaehongedi 111 Mal Matkft.. ST S to Jgr 2 2,4--Cat4l l 4 6 1 v a rl ,l- .la nrichi odi eig*iire zoadir;otinfor. 4 4 to. #2.6OaP; good to prime butpherg Oak • and atinkla )ItdppinkilatiffAsoa6,76, 23h4e0L ant i Jain MVP unalumitfiL , 10; ~„ 4 s ` trie et. • - , . ..,„. ~ - Verri, AiddliCliZEizil made, .1. 10 9 1 Hof , *l l beforo el lit" wer i ;„7.4siprainfiebargingnOwelle utitilhveiebardsge Baniareednien i : I/ :420iliest'eS 23040 / ) Bili 4 '3 illifrOtt(o*' 414 iiol ,4 frrei)o 6ol 4 B; ktePii:ii`ciOqki' tilit;l44t at • 1 7 01tealY tt i i ' i " cAl l ilfoA4 - : su citilte Mar% . ai ng d ! r iot ortorrilitr,lore the '' kit lithe • ilat,, *limo lt)etppeati, tihet derfaideuttat'j3nteeid apeirtion•fdesehical ollthereillestratadt" and gtooro_ _ved/4 quaedikylet tidewater; ette/F by' rkulli the i!Oing , Out Of t h e barrel, snit I,A o ,l4lntivta ip MI oat.: The au, "w 1 14, !iellt 41f 11 0 tfAid - I *-Atbrtt hearimp, - "'" ' •% ~. --, - - ••• :").,..141 /:, vl r l Ai i at l rdit•-TTOei-PPad:r3Oitolfir }Wert] A a - rdefi .teraepoiti akeattel: t etatekialbel- i g itbeetivt with titai Via Oitieland Pareenges Station to Craig street, In the Tivirnspwooad ward. ' NUMBER 175 CITY' AND susußON. Alleged Wife Petz.using..ethe Aeiasedi 41yeated. ' Yesterday officers. Moon and Irwin of ,Mayor Blaekmore's police, received • a l re 4 'quisition from justice J Mina of Comm.g Diana, Ohio, for, the arrest' of Dattiel'Shtitty charged with poisoning: his wife. and•who, was supposed ' to be lurking in this vicinity. It is alleged that Shutt; who was formerly a a resident of I.Awrenceyille, moved his family, consisting of•limself,'wile and two children, to Columbiana, about sixty miles from Pittsburgh. Some time- during the latter part of last June he intl. the: life of his matrimonial partner, _Mrs. ,Margaret L. Shutt, insured in -a' York Life:• Insurance Company for - • Live thousand, dollars, On , the 4th of July the lady suddenly became ill. A phYsiclan was called in but despite' all the exertitins of medical skill she grew,, worse rapidAy, 'and' after, a Week„ of, intense suffeiing, death"came to her relief. 'The bod,f was . _ .lieught back to Sewickley,' where ; all the • frJ ends of the deceased resider, and interred abobt; 'a week ago. The mother of :Mrs. Shutt, Mrs. M'Stevenson, thinking ' there was something Wrong In the - affair; made some investigations, `the result of which causecther to make the ,information 'against Shutt , befbreilastiee chu g - ing him with poisoning his wifh=sfor. the 1: c i purpose.of obtaining the insurance monity. cTtie'ofticers arreSted the adcbsed in ass- . loon in the Allegheny Diamond - hist - avant. Ing, about hal&_pastsevefro!cinek, : and con veyed him to the lockup. Officer,"lrwin„ : started back with him to - Cohltriplana - On the two o'clock train this morning.- _ •• Dullness of Trade-An Embezzler. •1 Mr. Jones keens a grocery stOre On Wylie , street, whichhas .alwaYs enjciyed a p retty' , MistOm, but either f. r , goad run' orcim 'the dullness of trade or . some other equaliSr -pocierfiil cause, the receipts for' the• peat week had fallen off considerably. It see ds that Mr. Jones his•been away for iseenple of weeks, and the establishment during that, time bas been carried on by a clerk, Whose duty it was to turn over to Mrs. Jones every evening, the amount of,the :day's sales. The t.econd week of the Pro prietor's absence. Mrs. Jones alleges that th..- cash handed to her showed a great de ficieheY. but:the clerk explained that trade was remarkably dull: On Tuesday even- ' ing, he-closed the store as usual and re tired to his room, but not to sleep, .• was. ;; apparent next morning when the roo m was .entered and found to be vacint,•thedetvey_ couch lock in g as though it had not been slept on. A farther examination reveiledithe myaterlotis ditiappeaiancenf one hundred and fifty dollaes` Crdra-a'''dfe4slbi , buiestii• drawer,,whiott f aasociated.with the Museribe Of am clerk, naturally led Mrs. Jones,to think that he perhipd - knew something about it, and accordingly she repaired to the • Mayor's office, and.made an information... for larceny against" It was suspected that he hatlstarted'East, and late in lire day these suspicions were confirmed , by dia. 'patch froldthe Mayor , of Harrisburg, i gtat, tug' that he had'been arrested in that city. Chief of Police Green went last eteningtO , ' bring the fugitive back.. •• • ,:•••,T 'Robbing .the- Some designing scoundrel. on last Salnr 'day evening - broke open'the postoM'ce box located at lthe , corner 'of• braig'aii Robin= , son: street / First ward;' Allegheny. Mr.' • Wesley McKelvey, theleiterier;T:Visited the box Saturday iafternocin,l. and jt - , is , not. , known whether •any mails matter:lves put into it after that bOur, but. tvhatever was, ; there 'fell into the - hands"of the' thief.' ,would seem from appearances that the' lock-of the boz was kneplied•clearlYomits fastenings' by a' violent. Wow with some, hard substance.-The diishin of the opera- "` for was undoubtedly to obtain possessiont of oto ipek e t4t no trace 4itcould i be fotmd, It is 'knciven that 'a 'key which will :open one wtll open' all on the , boat' in the'' Unlied States, as they are all made afthr the same pattern. _The thief, hy,securing.. the ihic tad haVe a dtipliditta %eV anide, andithus be enabled le“cariiy:Atiti big werk in other localities without fear of detectitinv:;'., which seems to, have peen ,the ids heid in, view'. A reward . of tairenty 'dolliteti has ,:baenoffereilt by !..Roatmasterfr.W.ltelYyp' gbr, the arrest of the perpetrator or any iufor m r, • mation leading thereto. Unite 4 States do le:Alyea are at • Oki'* and' the'Y .7 arn shrewd ,bande,; tbel _busin ess, • Vert spa, they will stAeceed in working up tiati (gum 7 1:. • An .1111Seal)ed The. Erie„Emit sae 'train ( brought Sib city yesterday morning a fugitive from lug... sloe, named,4451:94 # l. ” diarge. of - Sheriff Walter ' of, Somerset coact% , : I t seems that some two years since Boyle,wita. "1499991.'.;9) the P9m9X110;011.,10 Months for forritcattoii and hsstaidA l Alter, , remaining in the' ini3titutluti about twenty 'two days he made hier.oseispeV and luitU tt " , Chided the :vigilance of, detediveS entitn Tueigday last, viliCO he was arrested in }fill- it Own, Pa4lby Sheriff Widter..'lle' saylehe 'has only been a short.timelninibtowni r 4. rest of the .time slave Ws , •80419,:bfilag— passid"te 'Wheelin g . - Wellsburg, and:in Ohio towns. Walunderetanil that AA indiottnent for murder pending sgatrati him in the Somerset Court, and another* _ 'lighter effettie.••• Tbe'Sheriff started on "with him yeeterday , afteinoon. l • ' A strancti Case. ~.ft • lulufaßenham;,made information. yeater. iiiiy•ihyltforeAlderman Matasiers aicalPs aehrge idvien'639. ,„ benbani's (wttott nrideittikail sterile - that Efelienefelt ,came to hid establiehment •it and 'stated f that his eldl4.llOA dead at d ; he wanted himlb attend' to the arrangments - for the Funeral.Eie , siso stated that'a mer ehAntoll , Liberty him streeltOmerhose employ 050, which he eolleet•on litdtirday ntght'aiid- pay 1413111 Milder:Atwell§ eireninktaneen Benham 'for;. - rilehad ertwe' s ueeel944.e . for Aktelbr, including eetriasea and a Tel to:the psivoya r di beteilietokest of nnt ben icall4upop to aetthi up :Soben I .4.. !thorth ,ftwds aiminpqn• ' Ocertaitiiidihit'lits !mince r i fpro je l a • . 44363 refillse." ., A*iiiiailit *a Domed: I ~!i ,rtiusHachibni-Lite Wriiiiiiiiteil. "' i "Itilsont elk °blacklist firrentigir a iii Hons • e ,Halldaat DoemetedenollimPaahandleillall- 1 - at the comer of Fourth and.'orril 0, 1 140etR , ! ) 314YfilteltaliWtiny! i D010n. , 1 little it t iotth t o* batw , i%Adtc, end „anyers .317,Pyter :;* kiltd‘ Mail glertni . ribly'ehish ' an its left iy4rdunsil.- -ftiappearathat ' • the ,Iloy attempted to climb upon amarof el . lii;light train, al when he aliPPedAnd fall, and, tlits twhifolteW flirt car pat ass over his ''right . legbe. lOW tbetknee, l'erut.hinw it i' st& as to ,'• ,- ' re lßtSi tain,P nn P , ct_lJp,pespiryi imit idiO•i- • .4vet int) joisToot,; - 14.8 WBB carded to , the y, ~, ,realtlft*-fof-- hie *mite on e the Fourth ' i ' Streta,, k 1 i ,rostq c i. awl tar. . 24,1k501r, dent Attir t ,i *OO simputated the right leg Ikelcnr the - knee, , d the toes of the leftfoot. .I.ldi 6it./ al MI ME 1 i I / t
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