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aRISTOCRAmCG . &. ; t> Pertaining by Logisia. Seqaute. 14.-Tho wealth is an interest. loos the leading callin?’ beyond are not. <4 statesman enjoy title® to the dig. two of the lattap : senate—Eek!” iy, gud © Birdia® - - Thore coal king's aud contributed financial straits several ysars possessor of he is at the head more, mar by in- dollars by the him well, cast. ¢ _ The senator and has had ited States geo- the val- r ten years ago,. may be worth it uic§re.. Ho speculation operations boing is., and | with o equal to every owns many of county, with | It is was party to a m of 'the stats, . some - $300,000. Southern Pacific coining a for- preserves of He is fetid ous for saw logs becomes fash- a lumber arms. - Senator __ - Ho is much lefw aud ranks the northwest. saw mills and road to a mar- © of the Tho MceKaoan lives royally, modest at Har- 6 stories aro told tos of oleaginous tops aud\ ains of the refin- admission, bo Senator in, reality ago forged save for a the wet. are Lancaster cultivating tha balos of rds making up districts, over $109,- pie dovn Haniy Yinith, and owns & . He hasa hoad most of small ns the Dlmoare be worth, inde- Hoe has U as an office- thats liue as committoos, tho legitimate anator King isa fortune on is moderately lutler county oil portain- Senator Sill is the practice is in real estate who nevar ain, nor doesgeo tors Wolverion al. If thero is is in favor of nan. ire Embezrler, higt«. ed by his wife ectives, passed ) o'clock on & in car attached en south on tho Major the city of tho alms- several months i was arrested. rie was brought he reached hundreds of according appeared to rascal. \ engine occurred on Tuesday \wild-cat\ on- His name is was badiy in* several reer regided at regarded very Sou- * & e <0 VJ‘ © c | 1 | -s a L \ fl | a hsa H- ; YOL. IV. NO: 51%: kflh— Prema qID ERES NEW BOOM, yaST TREINS BETWEEN NEW YORK aND CINCINNATI ; quick Running and Few Stops-A Gain in Time of Nearly sevon Hours to be Made. [Special to the Telegram.) NEw York, April 21.-There is bound to be & revolution in railroading between this city and importaut western cities, which will be inaugurated by the Erie managers. Qn the Ist day of May the company will assume full control of the N. Y., P. and O. road. That day has been sot for the estab- lishment of a lightning train between this city and Cincinnati. Steps are now being taken to put the plans into operation en. when the time comes everything will be in '&mP'° and complete readiness for the groat | enterprise which the Eris has THE VEANS AND ABILITY .to successfully and popularly carry ont. The time to be consumed in the run (be- tween this city and Cincinnati) will b« twenty-six and one-half hours. This will \@ pes savingof nearly seven hours tims, the present running time being thirty-three hours and twenty minutes, It will be seen by this that there will be some decidedly fist running with but few stops. It is now expected that the train (which will be the i Cincinnati at, 8:10 in the morning and ar- five in this city at 11 o'clock the next morning. - It will land passengers at cithor Twenty-third street or Chambers street. 1 The trains will be MAGNIFICIENTLY APPOINTED, § cemsisting of hotel, parlor, smoking and sleeping cars, built especially for the pur- pes, and will be drawn by powerful loco- motives. The western-bound fast train will reach Cincinnati a little after noon, and will be the same as the present No. 5, which will of course pass through New York fJ state at an earlier hour than is the case with the present No. 5. The proposed ar J rengements are creating no little excite- ment in railroad circles, and mare looked upon as a determined intention on the part if of the old reliable Erie, to successfully com- BIB P. faken to the general hospital. \H \ age. A4: CORNING ‘mly doll at the Catholic festival held hore peté with all rivals. ---from TWO Bab ACCIDENTS, The Cars Come Near Causing a Couple of Deaths [{Spectal to the Telegram.] ; fimALo, N. Y., April 21.-Jacob Ussel- j, mans, aged thirty-three, employed as car @) imspector on the Central, was at work this morning under a car near the car sltops at East Buffalo. the same track, striking the car ho was working under, which run over his right leg, severing it below the knee. He was William Hugbes, an aged shoemaker, was J tur over and seriously injured at noon by a ¥ hand car on the Lackawanna, near the foot of Main street. Dr. CHuess was summoned. i Hestates that both of the ankles aro dislo- 1 «ted and the right leg broken below the, \§ knee. He was removed to the hospital. Ax oot Bremer zz T0 TAKE AN INVENTORY. Hi The Erie and the Now York, Ponnsylvgxnla sad Ohio Road. [Spree to the Telegram.) \ew York, April 21.-The N. Y., L. E. ad W. railway company, will on Mond iy if text commence an inventory of the rolling § tok of the N. Y., P. and O. road. The wportant work will be under the supar- 4] vision of F. M Wilder, Erie's «hof motive pawor, who will be assisted (E by the foils wing among others: Van Blec- & Un, master mechanic at Port Jervis ; Black- bun, moster mechanic at Susquehanna ; Blake, master mechanic at Horpellsville ; Roff, master mée§hanic at Buffalo, and ' JainesAbhott, of Eimira, inspector of car department, . Escaped From the Ithaca JSil. 4 -__ {Special to the T-legram.} + ItRaca, N. Y., April 21.-S. McChosnsy, 3] A colored prisoner, committed for keeping a 1] fambling den and house of bad repute, $ \ted from the county jail yesterday nocu. He was permitted by Sheriff Follet to empty 3 4pail of ashes in the jail yard, and took ‘ Mvantage- of the opportunity to scale a I frelve-foot fance and vanish, Although his nce was noticed at once, and immediate farch instituted, he has not been recap- \ ed. ; McC‘hesne} is considered a desper- \e character, and bas n hard record. [ Fatal Accident to a Hancock Man. ; $ USpecial to the Teleqram.} 5 HANCOCK} N. Y.. April Rb- 4 \MD an old citizen of this place, while at in Wharter's saw mill, about four miles this place, yosterday, was struck in the by aslsb which flew from the saw. #1. . d?“ this n‘mx'uigng from the effect of tho mlunes- He waz abodt sixty-iive years Cornaing's Cathollo Fair [&pecial to the Tesegram. ] , April 21 -At the voting for the evening, Miss Lizze Sutton received, a donvmes' and Miss Jennie Gowles,430. The ag _\ Was awarded to Miss Sutton. There Etiqufle a little excitement over the affair. receipts were very large. sme as the prosent No. 4 east,) will leave . A traiu of cars backed down . + A Forged Letter Which Purports to Intro- duce an Alleged Resident ¢f Corn- ing, N. Y., to His Favor. (SApectal to the Telegram. New YorEr, April 21..-A v shrowd, but, as it turned out, an unsuccessful at tempt to victimize Hugh J. Jdwett, prosi- dent of the Erio railway company, has just come to light bore. Tha plot donsisted of forging the name of an inticate friend of the great railread magnate, uampd Genoral James S. Negley, of Pittsburg, [Pa. Ho is largely interested in railroad matters, and a sultation with Mr. Jowett on raihjoad affaire. After Negley returned homeo ail-letter wis presented to Mr. Jewett, having! what pur- ported to be NEGLEY's recommending a man who called bhimeclf H. Ww. Stone, of Cornigg, N. Y., fir Anancial favors at thoe hands of Mr. hive“. The letter was dated this city and cothmenced as follows : ** My doar Mr. Jowett.\ It than introduces Mr. H. W. Stonc, df Corning, N. Y., \\ who is in need of finagbial nssi«t- ance, which the writer would [gladty o«- terd if he were not absont (rim home.\ The letter hopes that Mr. Jowett will make his friend, Mr. Stono, a slight) advance. The letter contained ~ 3, INDEFINITE REFERENCE to business matters between Mr. Jewett and Mr. Negley woll calculated ti givo tho stamp of authenticity to theo who attempted the skillful fraud, and who fovi- dently bad some knowledge of tHe relations between the parties, - The body of tho lottor was finely written and the aturo - a aplendid imitation of Mr. Negley's hand: writing, - The detectives of the) Erio rail- wuy aro busy looking for the furger. az non oonline oan #1IG FIRE NEAR BUFFALO. Property Destroyed Involving;t Loss of $70,000. { Speot@' to the Title/1mm]; PrrraLco, N. Y., April 21.-A| disastrous confagration, involving a loss of $79,000, occurred in Buffalo Plains this morning. About 6 o'clock the extensive coopor shops of Edward M. Jewett, boundod by Leroy and Jewett avenues, were discovered on fire. Owing to the great distance to anjalarm bux much valuable time was lost. jIn conse- quence tho fire had ma bad headgay before the departinent arrived on tho gpot. The «hops were located two miles past the city buuts and when the departaisht arrived euutber trouble presented itseoll in a lack of water. Long lines of huse wore to a quarry in the vicinity, and tho :i‘ pply this obtained materially provenuted thh apro «¢ of tbe flames to several other build works cuvered four acres. * building, feet in length, was cooper shop nud sterage Anoth{() of a similiar leu.sh, sunning pg ed for as were tif I uildings of 170 ! puth each running at angles to thus forming a sqyrare. fac- tory aod dry kiln wore situated if} the yard and the tracks of the Central rub near by. Clo e to the main building wal a frame belonzins t] was dos- storage, about (the other, cwelling and grocery store, also to Jewett. This soon tok Hro a troved, though tho stock was gaived. The cooper gnop containcd the tools ofl 159) man, who aro thrown out of employmdut. A lot of valuable machinery and the achum il ited s ock of two seas ns, a largo qhiantity of Ivmter and a number of sheds\ used for toring were also deatroged. Thg) cause of 'he fie is a mystery, thowch it is lattrihuted to tha drving kilo. Jowett milo harrols for the Boffalo cement works, which hal a b.ge number atored with him.} Hae also made barrels 'or grape sugar mi#nufactur- ors. So far as 'can ha new-rmfn‘ d the in- s rar ce is as follows: On buildli contents, $15,000; en stock, $4,500 ; on »-heds and umber, 35,5001? anid 1,000,011 precery. The cement company is) fully in- ured There wero uo accidents founscted w ith the countlagration. Anz: neer or eno RAILWAY MAIL SEAERVIGE. U hat Postuiuster Eimor Says Albout the Mubter. {&p. sna co«le Tlegram ] Wasmpxatev, April 21. - Pbstmaster Elmer, a of thell comuais i : rail il service ion to regulate the maxi-vary. mail| | se r -+ys be has devoted much time th the con- videration of the problem, and s#ys thoro will hef in his ju lgiment, no dim-mum}! in de- vising new regulations which willlprive of great benefit to the department afd \j\ tfhn service. - It is probable that the aqummission will visit Pbiladelphis, Doston, Naw York, Ch.cago and Yt. Louis, in the pfisecutim of its work. I M A Novol Tempornnes Movi‘a Spe. d dco Ay Tob pros.) Avrerrs, N. YC., April oxoeise te ard to-day roised the licenses to the fol- lowing prices : Hotols, $200 ; salodn«, $100; aloe and beer, $75 ; drug stores, m“. The n ove has caused much comment, dul is the talk of the town to-night. ! The Bradford Oi ”summit.j . | special to the Teiegranm.) Braproimp, I'»., April 21 -Onl do-ned at 943W; highest, 14§¢ . lowest, MM ;o | at 944c. - Clearances, $37,000 barfels. few days ago was in New York pity in con- | s T3 fste | 0% ero «hle * The Late JAMES S. MURRAY, of Waverly. +604 1X8 SERIOUS TROUBLE, An Addison Men Kills a Comrado at Grand Rapids. DetRrorr, Mich., April 21.-A caso of mysterious and fatal shooting has just oc- curred at (Grand Rapids. * Last Friday two mon registered at a hotol as \'James Clanoy, Buffalo,\ and *'*Nate Addison, Nowhere.\ For several days thoy drank boavily. Theo survivor, Herman Clinton, who registered as Clancy, gives this account of the tragedy: They had spent all their morley, and he do- tormined to' deatroy himsolf. He took a revolvor, wont to his room, cocked the weapon, and iay down on tho bed. Just then Addison, entering, tried to seizo tha pistol, and in the struggle it was discimirgeod, killing Addison. - Clinton at once gave him- self up, and awanita tha result of the coro nor's inquest, Clinton says ho has a wife, children, and a brother at Addison, N. Y. WHO CLINTON I8. [Special to the Telegram. Appison, N. Y., April Harmon Clinton left Addison about two weeks ago, to what point or for what purpose ho one appears to know. Ho loft his wife and son on a farm four or five miles in the country. This ron is twenty-one years old. They are in comfortable circumstances, Clinton some ten years ago began drinking to ex- cre-s, and since that time has been worthloss and a disgrace to himself and family. His brother, §. D. Clinton, is real estate agent and justice of the peace, a gontleman highly eateemed by all who know him. nii HOP3 JUST BOOMILNG, The Demand Unprecedonted and Pricos very High, [Apecial to the Telegrom.] WATERVILLE, N. Y., April 21.-A big bootn is anticipated in the hop business as indicated in the remarkable activity already apparent. Tho coming season, in fact, promises to be the biggest and busiest ever kuown in the trade. The demand for hop- roots is unprecedented, these selling as high as $5 a bushel, Good hop lands readily bring $300 an acro. The prices for pro- ducers, therefore, promises to be very high this year. nre mmr nista PICKZD HIS POOLKET. -—-—1q—.— A Bmithville Man Moots With n Berious Logs, * [Epeciat to the Telegram.1 Lixgnamtos, N. Y., April 21.-Thomas Torey, of Smithville Flats, formerly a resi- dent of this city, claims to have been robbed of bis pocket-book containing $133 in money sand a check while coming from Greons here on the morning train yestoreay. He thinks his pocket was picked,. Sheriff Black is making an investigation. Torey is engaged in selling oranges about the streets of this city. Bmait-Poxs at Harrisbarg. [Apectal to the Telegram.) Harrisnurog, Pa., April 21.-Small-pox bas broken out here, a family by, the name of Whitcomb being down with the dread diseaso. A child has alroady died. The only precaution takon against the spread of the dissase was to hang out a red flag. The existence of the contagion causes no un- easiness or excitement, it being taken ap- parently as a matter of courso. If the dis- enaso spreads it may cause a spoody adjourn- mont of the legislature. Nothing else will, and presant indications aro that the session will hold over until July 1st. i Smail-Pos at Ol; phent.. Epecial to the Telegram.} Oorrrgas~t, Pa., April 21.-Thero ars seven cuses of smail-pox in the first ward. One victim of the diseaso was buried Mon day night. Hor namo was Kate Mclough- lin. There are threo cases in the second ward. Great excitement provails. -> A Viorkman Injured. [Speciat to the Tetegram.} Jrrxuyx, Pa., April $§1.-Patrick Timo received a compound dislocation of the kneo joint this forencon at the Delaware and l Hudson mines at this place. NEW YORE OITY EXQITED. President Arthur Reportod Yory IIl at Buvanoab, Ga. {Special to the Tategram.] » NEw Yonx, April 21.-The city was thrown into a panic of excitement this morning over a report that came from Savannah, Ga., to the startling effect that Prerident Arthur had been taken alarming, ly ill at that city. It was said that he had been attacked by malarial chills, yand that tho sorvices of four physicians wore ro quired to bring about a reaction. Several telegrams were received saying his condi- tion was serious, and the anxicty grow in- temo. Finally about 4 o'clock yesterday a private dispatch was received from Secre tary Chandler to the effect that the stories in regard to the president's serious illness wero false, and that his health was never bettor. This news was at once bulletined and allayed tho general anxioty. It is be- lioved that tho falss reports were cuculat «i this morning to influence tho stock m r- kets. | = - MAEBKETS EXUITED. Cutcago, April 21.-The provision mar- ket is greatly excited to day. Tho '\ bulls \ tossed up the market at a great rate. Gram ulso took an upward fligut. Moy who t opened at $1.10}, and sold up to $1.12}; May corn 55c., and sold up to §0¢; May nals 42fe., and sold to 43c.; May pork opened at $18.55 and sold up to $18.83, on wulvance of thirty cents ; May lard, $11.13 ard advanced five cents. All the advances hold good during the morning. Mav wheat closed for the day at $1.12; June, $1.14} ; May corn, 55¢ ; 30, \i%; May oats, 42f ; June, 42} ; May pork, $18.90 ; June, $19.10 ; May lard $11.024 ; June, $11.75. Pork al- torsther went up a dollar the past week, FEOM - The Liquor Prohibitory Measure Debated in the House. \ [Special to the Telegram.) Hazrisstro, Pa., April 21.-The li purr bi- hibitory amondmant, with a provision attached for the compensation of pecuniary sufferers by reason of abolition of alcoholic trafiic, was defeated in the house yesterday by a vote of 27 yeas to 151 nays. _ Miny prubibitionists voted against it on account of the reimbursement clause. The amend- ment cannot again be considered in the Louse this session as a motion to reconsider wes voted down. - On the proposition the yeas were 74, nays, 100. ° ~The - legislatures adj until Monday night. raz anon ~ o-- -~ __ HE STILL LOVED HEE. A Eoatman Who HKilis Himseif on His ‘ Wife's Account. [Special to the Telegram.] | Mrn.rox, Pa , April $1.-This morning at ubsut 9 o'clock W. B. Briuk cofpmitted sui- | cide at the Broadway house by taking. +trychnine. Heo was a boatman and lived at Liverpool, Pa. His wife is a servant in the hotel where he committed the act. The' reason for his suicide is found in th@ fact that sho would not live with him. An. icquest was held at which theso facts wore brought forth. * Incendmfi Fires in Easton. EAS'roxg; Pa., April 21.-Just before day- break this morning, the store of J. Drake's Sons, and Frank Asfieldt's cigar store, 'and. two private bouses, all in different part of the city, were fired by unknown parties.“ (Great excitement ensued, Active measures have been taken to secure the incendiaries. nmn men n nen omit nooo LEApecial to the Telsgram.} . Appisox, N. Y., April 21.-Two hundrad | and fifty men are at work on the A. and N. P. railroad, and the company are engaging all the laborers they can procure. * &A Woman Killed at Buffalo. . BUrraLO, N. Y., April 21.-Aun Hughes, | a widow woman, was struck by an Erie.. % Ibo \ Bulls\ Toss Up Pork - Festuies,. LEpectai to Teegrain.} [Special to the Tetegram.] *} Rallroad Laboreys in Demand. [. BOR'S HARD AWTEIEE OF THOUSANDS OFP COAL * MINERS INEYITABLE, gn Bf anufacturors and Employes Nearing [Special to the ITTSBURG, Pa., Ap wflges as now. The workmen have resorted to arbitration to settle the differences, and vert the strikes that Aro pending. Bo- tw§en the coal operators fnd the miners the » igest differonces exist, and it is not prob- ably that they can arrive at an agreement m§uinlly satisfactory. fact, the coal make no further une imously resolved tliat on and after a bushel. Tho reduction P, wILL wor Bg adesprep s, and hold that it lled to work for wages that are not giont to supply the netessaries for them- gs and families. A cdll has been i:sued iners to be held y,in the Knights of Labor hall, when, thought, a strike will bo formally in- augfirated in case the reduction is insisted vio, on Monday. 'The miners do not ask j tiniming that the s of last year should be again adopted. tho other hand, thajrate proposed by rators is less than has been paid in Wrishistrict in seven yeark, For the iron- v.orkers there is | r A BRIGHTER and Jt is probable a scalo of wages will ba agrépd upon in a few days. Theo date when auother conference cummmee from the iron t: turers and iron workers meet have mot Sheen determined upon; but, as the comipittee is eqmposed of men who will treay the wages question : fairly from both rides, there is little doubt but what an agree- mors will be arrived at, Indeed, a well rumor has it that last year's scalg has been agreed upon tacitly, but no ansfouncement will be made until just before Jung ist, when it goes into effect,the object being to prevent any agitation of the sub- joctiby either side prior tq the scale going intojeffect. The assurances given of a prob- abi of an arrangemert being reathed are tio strong that all the aonwoxkers have contented, and made up their giinds magma strike will occur, ; | A& _ AWAITING Aa DEQGISION. B‘mmsmma, Pa., April 21.-Tho miners quit work to-day, until the convention of Tue:day noxt decides whether they strike or agcept a reduction. Tlfie striking mibers of the fourth Ohio pool réturn to work on Monday, their demands tori-scheckweighrnen being conceded by operato} * * Big Fire Raging ini Indigna. . 4 - [ Press Dispatch to the Telegram.] N/w Armany, Ind., Aptil 21.-Aniex- tensfye fire is raging at Congden, a small towi in Harrison county. It was caused.at R o'clock this evening by aidefective fittie in Shuké's hotel. - The post-office, telepHione exchange, Applegates' tanrlery, Funk's law arffices, and Shuke's hotel prere destrofed. The telegraph news is meagire. { An Exmrmlnatlon, ; [Press Dispatch to the Telegram.) ‘ Mass., April 21»—While: an excursion party was crossitg Snow's ppnd the «poat capsized, and six persons were drowhped. Ella Ranuceville, aged nineteen, Mi ge S. Tripp, aged sixteen, and four childyen, aged from eight to twelve, were the iFictims. Great excitgment prevails. TheMedies have not yet been recove‘ged. Ibe\pond is being drained. i Injured While Coupling., © , «___ [Special to the Te J [* Port JERVIS, N. Y., April R1. -James Wilson, aged twenty-five, * brakeman} on the Erie, had his left hand squeezed so badly at Goshen to-day that the to be amputated. Wilson _botel. d's Bostrom, April 21.-A p the Globe says that Parnell tacitly admithed to-day that the explosives bill lately pasiied by parliament, made it imprudent at least for Bim to attend the Philadelphia conven- tion, | bo. | g No Smalit-Pox at Jermyn. i [Special to the Telegram.] _- Jematyx®, Pa., April 21.-Tho- roport that has been in circulation stating-that this place is afflicted with small-pox, is untruo. Thare has not been a case of that disease here [in ten years. i : A Promirent Citizen's Death. - | & [Special to the Telegritm.] SHARON, N. Y., April 21..-David Sojn- mers, of this place, died yesterday, aged seventy-seven years. He was an old resi- dent and for many years a projinont citizen. b \_ The Dynamite Scara. i _. ; [Press Dispatch to the Telegram] MIEWAUKEE, April 21.-The alleged box bf dy ‘flmih sentto Newark om Milwsn Kise by the Adams express, proves to be orly switch engine here yesterday aud killed. | p _ binging fuses, aud aro perfectly harmless. 4s ,* .‘ Cale STRUGGLE 'Chate, Taylor & Co., and Lawr I THE NEWS IN BRIEF. NIGHT'S PRESS DT IPATOHES COMPEBESSED TO OR « All the News at a Glance ant Things That Tra: ~ KYesterday. [Press Dispatch to the Telegri be rowed at Ogdensburgh, July 18th, four. miles with turn. V j Benator Anthon'y Ill. PBovinEncr, R. I., April 21} -Senstor Anthony was taken very ill sudjzfnly onthe street to-day,. He was carried home. He was reported more comfortable midnight, | H Racing at Memphis.: MExPHIS8, April 21.-The first day .was won by Unknown, & d, by Apollo, third, by Ballast, fourth; by Gou- stanine. The steeple chase was won by Florence. i The Sunday Liquor La New York, April 21.-The| Sunday liguor law has been ordered to be strictly enforced to-morrow. Charges Millbe pre- ferred against every officer on whose post a saloon is found open. f The Explosives BiH. Loxnpox, April 21.-In an intertwiow with Sir William Harcourt, be said. explo=, sives bil! would do more to disarm the Irish in America than all else had ewer done in that directum by the British gove! ment, Blade and Mitchel! to Fight. NEw YoRK, April 21.- ngements were completed to-night for a prize fight for $5,000 between Charles Mitchell, the Eng- lish champion, and Herbert Slade, It is to take place September 11th, within, 200 miles ui Kangas City, *, . The American Diamond F feldg -At Cleveland,7 ; Baltimore, 2. -At New York, New Yorks, 14 ; Yale, 8. -At Washington, National, 6; Wor- erly, 2. _ -At Wilmington, Boston, 12; Quick- step, 2. - J -At Cincinnati, Cincinnati, $1 } Anthra- cite, 7. i A 600 -At Fort Wayne, Detroit, 4; Fort Way ne, 3. . -At Philadelphis, Philadelphia, 8; Athletic, 1. *. -At Providence, Providence,; 20; Re- serves, 2. Brown University, 16; Bea- cong, 2. Brief Bulletins. -An illicit 'distillery was seized in Now . York. | -The striking coal miners in Illipois have corcluded to return:to work. ) ~ -Rev. Robert Collyer, of Ner York, proposes to spend the summer in Europe. -Fires are burning over seven?! thous- and acres wild lands along Long Islend rail- way. | 3 -IT welva cases of small-pox wore found ut Steator, IIL, to day. - An official) investi- fation is in progress. * ‘ -Four mén were arrested at BLchkbon, Mass., for covering a dog with Kerosene and setting fire to him. bos _ -The 'buildifig and machinery; of the Brush electric light company at Cixcinnati, burned this morning. Loss $30,099. -Captgin Frank Newton, of the schooner C C. Dame, dropped dead at the wheel . @ hile off Fire island, this morning, 1 digease. R * l -A cherk for $2,691,000, drsiwn by C. P. Huntington in favor of Mo gan & Tate, passed through the New York clear- ing house, 4 INJUNCTIONS® GRANTED. G. B. Olin.& Co, of Perry, Protecting . __ Their Rights. {2+ to the Telegram. - |- PrrRY, N. Y., April 21. -G. B. (Olin & go. received an important dispatch {yester- ay that a largo number of injunctigns had been granted to them in their suit against a party selling harrows manufactufed by nce & Chsfio, of Kalamazoo, Michigan, by Circuit dudge McKennen and District Judge But- ler,{at Philadelphia, Pa., last Thursd y. A large number of motions against jpartios selling the game harrows will be brojuight in the [United States court at -~Pii;t;sbur:r next Monday. \~ = J I Had Three Fingers Cut Of, | I! (Specialto the Telegrams.] - | GosaEn, N. Y., April 21.-Thom Bay- ard, middle brakeman for John f F, conductor, engine 550, had three fin bis right hand crushed while coupling cars st West Paterson to-day. He was tqken to his home at, Port Jervis on train No. 13. MM X ~ The Oil Market. - {Apecial to the Telegram.] 200n Om Citv, Pa., April 21.-The market opened at 94c., and closed at 94}c.; $115“, . 4 9440. ; lowefi, Q4c. , > Fol The Tunic RAM is the best Sunpuylpipw published. |Subscribe for it,. 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