Dunkirk. N. Y. June 2a. 1893
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About o'clock this afternoon, the Steamboat Sandusky, Capt. Simmons, bound up, came in port with five dead bodies, picked up opposite Silver Creek. They are no doubt some of the unfortunate passengers on board the ill-fated Washington. Two were coored men, who were probably hands on board the boat, the name of but one being discovered-A. Holland, formerly of Buffalo. Two of the others were undoubtedly passengers. .... ...

 The bodies were decently inferred, after Coro- ner's jury having been called.

 We learn from Capt. s. that two more bodies were picked up to-day at Silver Creek. t@

 These, with those already buried at Silver Creek, make eighteen tfnt have been found which gives us reason believe that the number lost is greater than we have stated on former occasion--say twenty five in all. About s3o in money was found on the bodies. 4.s .

 Singular Acciden,.-The Steamboat Bunker Hill, Capt. Sanford arrived yesterday afternoon from Hart ford, having on board upwards of two hundred and fifty passengers. As she came along eide of the wharf, large number of the passengers, and sundry people from the shore, got tho side of the boat next to the wharf, which careened her over very much, and at the same moment some one unacquain- ted with the operation of the chain box. unfortunate ly turned the wheel which started it in the direction of the gang-way, and it went overheard, carrying with it three passengers. They were, however, i'm. mediately got out.-two of them considerably hurt and the other escaped without injury.

 An Editor sUiM q Race Horse-An editor in the far West has bought race hOrse for which he paid S2oOO. On being asked what an editor had to do :.L EIn ad elsaN hA hA ed in catching runaway subscribers"

 The Cinctnnati NeDs says that the person who sci the enterprise on foot of running steamers between Europe and America. and urged it on to successful termination, is Yankee, a genuine down-easter.- His name is Junius Smith, a native of Plymouth, Conn. He went to London to reside in 1905. In 1884 or 1885, he proposed this enterprise. with

 capital ot IOO.0Ool and it has at length been pa- ced on stable footing with ten times that sumi. G. 100000.

 IL takes ae Yankees.-Since the passage of the law in Boston prohibiting all persons from selling ardent sprits except druggists no less than seventeen hun dred and eighty new apothecaries shops have been started in different parts of the city. A man has nothing to do but buy bushel of Epsom salts. jal of magnesis, and . box of Lees pills, and he car keep and retail as much of the o be jcyful as he pleases. God save the commonwealth of Massachu setts.-N. o. PioGyEne.

 Bsas this.-A girl by the name of Jackson. employ cd in ths cotton factory in Washington, Litchfslt county, wove one day las. week. two hundred ana seventeen yards heavy A brown sheetngs for whicl she received 54 being at the Eass of "A per week Ninety yards is considered very good days work ] Beat this. if you can. gnis.-HaVord COGrisr.