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cLGAIFs SFAa IkpY.

rRor. " ". July 10. 1891.
tn. wooden c-dge on sic Rutland and Washington
division OF the Rensselaer, aad Sarssess Railroad,
the Bsllenk creek north of Salem. Washington couu-
~ was burned laa night 10 vas losfeet long, aud a
Tho ,svei on the road win not be s,erupsod BY TIE
dis>sier
little daughter of Mr. Bennett Sress1rer OF the New
York and New Haven Railroad whose family spending
the summer AZ Bacon Hlll saratoga cs'uny, vas killed.
and badly Injured, day or two sincs ~ span
Of runaway horses The gT about zen ysS,s OF age
sIas i. Covsi ot the trm OF Moore " covsli, pro-
prletors Of the rroy frn elevator, vas Narogay and
probably fatally Injured sbopt i've o'clock TN sefcoon
by falling from bis elevator TO canal boat hef laid
si ,hs dock, distance OF some nfty feet
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TRIAL OF Join II. SIIRRiT7
Witnesses for the Defence No
Ret Arrived.
Motions TO Strike Out Testim0n
Denied.

WAsHUGTow 10. lo03.
tn. trial Of John H. sur,s. wa. resumed this ~or'''s Il
~ rrd, g. ,,,a ,ba. one or two ,v,s.... ,r,,..A a.
.sm.s .asn.svs. had sent s.ps. Of time table.
showing ,ha. April iiS train on the New York cer
'rn sai.0aa ma a,0ans s ,s",, s.sS, os. =.
I'm ~. %s, rsa ,s svrass,. : hs
ana arrived !. 4. az, ls.se. ps. four
Mr. agreed thai the time tables should be ID
msA !. .vae..s bat be would asrs. that the '.,'
actually run At the time specified in The asssss Of ss'
Mr. uerrek sad that before going further 70 The case BE-
with V ths question 81 s admissisi
OF The Webster Hssss register at CaBa.daigns, He thss
suprsn. c.art Tie ease % wa. on: = which : i:isU
wssr: .s' % sss..s '.''en''
Judge Fisher sid ss deem the ..alsgeas D.',srs
... +: :ss s % % :.s =:
SIGNATURE apss tss Webster House rssEscr VIII be ~
:s ' Ss hsrs we No sd s Ma
y sf the ,ns rsr X Later "''A'A -'''
The s a e .ss sss sss S
As sS a T !. NJ e n,. waited for s.
day the principal Father Boneas who had is e.
Court .a,oSrnss yesterday The dscse had ssoovsrsd Is
aS oss Te sea..s
r.pes.Asy and ehsIasssr and u. defence 81
Esssa Apr 1889 :s:: !. ,As wi1s:, I. s.,
S: h
:1lsa:. Mat the dsf'a'' proposed 70 Offer VS..
Mr. Merrisk said The had arrived when all org
sser when been ssr;:
M ssrs. from the record some evidence
e Be T :, the sc sf % he se
murder soldiers es.png fr:. resei prisons sas
" ' 81
@ Ers 10 % Ss sos S
n a. ns aSd .s. m S @ he
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T.f Flll5usrsRS.

TIE movements Of the fresh band Of Aiventrrer. Aa,
hAs hsen rssed IN this city the Of
hsximlisns cruel death have been keps ,sry ssi
sealed for tens time. although the msser sppAcn,
ssough to great many Of those who were nos shso-
3utey admitted behind The scens- TIE movement,
stsre . no doubt smAns,-d fror parry ci late Coo.
sscerale oncers, who were inclined fof Aov oJs1ing
Which nigh, turn up IN which te employ Their mat al
snersles These stared ,be IDEA, aud The press N
aidusirg H. rendered what merely thsne 81
sOnysrsuoa sctasi enterprise. The nucleus o. ,hs
ebuscrpg psriv held thsr hesdQ Ht hotes In
Broadway, some distance "np iows aud subsequently
. second rsudsrvou wAs esisblIshss o. aBosher bo.s
not far ircm tbs nrst rbs operations OF III. fhusies
CONDUCTED with lbe srictess secrecy CAftsaily
ausrdsc advertisements inserted "a eome ef the
nsy and most Of as weekly lou-pss % New fOts .sd
snterpree lcrs, alleged, have been lxrsey earned
o. 10 tho Interior 81 the country, too. tbs moverae1s
6crinAns who served the federal army the late var
hass, u sad, jsncd the bsuuer of Nsxk
ne papers thu ihls moveusss b lu realty
secret enterprise ef the SoIhsrn states vet together
s.oilsr .fny opp SSpS,sa g .s' ysioa 70 Absolutely
sold ers psrcp pate In y II Il beessd thss tbe greser
eorson Of ths olibssers have arssdy s Nss York
kbe scene sf aosiop-hesioe. sex. q reported to be
to ysying pgirs OF ths expsciton and nom ths rem
6ezvcus ts "svsngsrs viii msnhTe cross the ooapd-
az iins Of the Rio t,rsncs small detarsnts 90 a.
Ss .o srcis suspcson from ,he United states .u,hor,
svns b, ihs Havana and california steamers ina saa
Hssfy week from this city. spd thess viii aso set into
Hsscs soushov or another and NEE, ths other snd larger
f~ry which VII cross the Rio Grspde once
s,,sm'ss ,hs ,. sn,r' os.a VII ,cs,, sso,sss. e
savary General who reported 10 - The leader of The
sulerFus The nibustsrs ere sill msseuvrss sot
1arns tossihsr In New york ssd those ne mar JOIN
fe Oand subsequently to the departure Of the hrss corps
rsh ucet the others 81 Vera Cruz agslns' which pofi
~ t's. ns'sasrss may " disseo. hsr ,hs s'e
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m { X ] Q o.
Reception of Madame JWlres
at Vera Cruz.
JUAREz AT THE CAPITAL
rho Liberal Government 10 Justifs kaAi.
Rilans Death RLfors the World.

Nxw 0sl5rs, July "a 1867
rns United States reyshus ontt6 wilderness arrived
here last right roY Ya Cruz. wheroshs srsved on The
1<sh ips. With MvSshe Josrs.
depotation Of xexican of1his1 boasd.d the vesse,
~ad warmly Welcomed Madam fJuvsz back To Mexico
On ,hs 10th ,nsl she ditsrsArked from the wldsA
ssss and met sh sathuGAsssc pubs, reception. bqA
evil and military. The dhpey duripa the day ws n
sAiA one, and Wight the city brilliantly lsna
natsd and there was . magnificent exhibition or IRE
works in her honor ste, accompanied by iargsputy
u Msxican potsbies. wsS 10 Iear for The csy sf Mex
tco on tho 18th inst
Presdeng Juarcs srrivsl at ~, cspital(on ts 14th
and wsr cordially rooetvsd He empharctiy declines .
rscisction 70 the Presidency. snd haa 6rdsres new
election 10 be held 10 will retro 10 his hacienda In
,ro mountains as sccR'As his saccessoris chosen
IL y officially rspcred shaa Gensral vidaaga has been
snet thus meeting the hts Of Macmillan Airamon,
end Mejia
General Marquis a bevsvod 70 ss hiding m the city 81
Mexico He wifcs shss "a soon'ss he is esptured
Il Was repsrtsd In Vera Cruz On the 18th that ssss
AnnaWas ssfsivs tntsater A,es received In this es
srom TampIco state tras he hos been sho&
Every was q,nes IN Vera Cruz sad the city was
yeHecty heasshy.
The Austrian sioes7 Of war Elzabesh receiving
Austrian refugees 0n.ooard. She he'd communica.
zion with Mexican S1cials except through the United
Bates gupbsat racce celyand Consul Ssolnier.
11ne wilderness brings dispatches TO the British,
French and AuskSan governmental
Tho Mexican gsgernmsDt 10 about 10 pubIst,an nd.
ses TO the WORK In which they cnpec to justify them
selves fer the - eoution OF HaYmilian II will treat
sf the Hing orrix thousand three hundred Mexicans
Cor defending tssir native so precoasns which
N stink We clearly prove their acts within the
range OF props1ty They will produce documents which.
shsy say win throw light upon wins, they have
Aoso somsscf Tho sblcs mea in the repubic are co.
gRged ths work
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s,r nms VIII, b carried on. snd whether win be
vitered into n ALL 10 at present ony matEr oI con
lecture Tbs enterprise only 10 au emp 70 sasa
2ndf ng BY appsarancss but Mexico 10 20 upse,ueo n
|1hal uhIppv land will probably be chosen the scene
pe other OF sdventurss besides ths one wnese
R6vemenis have already been chroDcled Whether ths
Won't any beiug made by the nieusers lew
days viii probably decide fne parry s sao 70 Do rie
action and determined least commencing their
expedit,op even II they cannot carry out succcss-
fnil
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REGISTRATION IN ALABAMA.
sptClAl 1tltlssn TO rHs HERALD.
borreoxrrv, Ala, July 10.

ho.rooxxuv, Ala, July 10
O'Clock y. NJ
Regstrsion returns from BsAriy half the state snow
great indifference ou the part OF the whites Only fourteen
thousand whites have registered 10 hrsyivo thousand
blacks Rcss,ni,on vii probably be ccmpetsd In three
weeks aud u 10 ess mated nov that sherswlil not BE
hundred and thirty I'VE ,housand persons re-
tc besv from
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PROPOSAL FOR TINE PURCHASE sf~tvsts cHmlsrrts
ElIy1

Sss FRANCISCO, July 10, 1897
The Victoria xoyuirg News July H. states that ,hs
principal objsc, Of Governor seymours vlsi 10 The
northwest coast 10 examine Green Charlotte Island
which u 10 said q wealthy American company bsvs
obtain fec smpss title 10 H. and q transfer of 10
sovereignty from Great Britain 10 the United Statss
Tbs Island abounds In coppsr and other mlnsrsk
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ST. THoHls.

We bsvs sies nom -. Thomas ". J.. dated to tho
is,b OF J-iy. Tho local news 10 upimportant The S.
Thomas T~.s Of that day observssrhe British siesm
ship Tyne arrived hers yesterday afternoon from Colon
With very many cases OF yellow fever on board, and re-
ports the death Of The Admiralty agent from that dis
ssss IA seems that lhs vesse has been allowed 10 su
sr the hAsbor and have free prasgus Sith s hs Other
sbps
The New York herald., 1867-07-20
uroo,.Iyu Marble PsIIshcr..

The marble polshcn engaged 10 the Workshop Of
Martin User on riatbush avenue, on Saturday evening
struck for an increase OF twen'y-hvo cents day. On
Monday tho workmen 20 tho shop OF Thomas lmnonssr,
n tho same pclghbcrhocd, so struck for similar 10,
crease In both tho bosses refused to sccede to
th.,r demands The wages received BY the marble
polishcrs range from 81 80 10 81 IS er die In The
latter shop kmen have been engaged TO suppy the
sres OF the strikers which is deemed very unjust ana
nnsrscious the part OF tho New York tadesen whs
accepted The work under the ciclmssncss The Marble
polshers Cnlnn, &C Brooklyn, tset last evening al 2ls
Atlantic street, the president Of the Organization Peter
Leery In the chair. and Francis Curlcy ofbcsting az
secretary. general discussion took place A. 10 Tue
beat OF procedure aud several men from varop,
shops declared their intention o. aiding their fellow
craftsmen IN their present movement Tie strikers er.
pressed their determ nation 10 hold cot until thew
wishes IN this matter aoceded TO-
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raf tsaxfcricur lfsHliIvm.

HAsrvupp, July 10, 1877
The sae Senate 10 day defeated the bill providing for
trswbridse The shore has railroad, 81 Lyme b. o
vote of u 70 10 motion for vccns'dsrspep 81 ife
svte failed
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Exciting Debates in tho Bra
lillian Parliament.
Important Letters from Presi-
dent Mitre.

The steamer South America Captain TInkiepaush,
from RIO Japeiro. June IS, arrived at this port last
evening Parser Joseph r. PeIrson has thanks for
the prompt delivery Of our dies and despatsbeA
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
Tbe yyorkin.,nen,. Union.

The WorkinGmen's Union.
semi. monthly meeting Of the Workingmens unicp
Of this city was held les, evening Early Closing Hall
Ne 261 Bowery the President, Mr.. John Enns 4 the
chair, and Mr.. Mullins acting ss secretary.
Mr. Jessup, special committee appointed 70 solicit
subscriptions for the bsnest Of the ship carpenters and
caukers Of Oswego, now strike. reported thai he
had received the sum 500 from The Practical Pantes
Union and forwarded the 70 the Oswego men, whs
had ackno ~ledged I've receipt Reports received 70
the effect that the Union Practical House Panters Society
and the Blank Boskbinden' Socissv had appropriated
$50 and $50 respectively 10 tho 0swego men,
The Of several TRADE erssn,satlSns
soms enc and others tuo) 70 tie Labor congress Dc
held at chi ago.
the for the eighheur system In that place was
failure for the present. Il also set forth that employers
isnr not 10 enter the Unions and IN evsry way even
sndeavor to break ap shese examinations In
this way the ship earpenters Union toi which
writer Ia n memoer) had lost several members, bus
despite all this the organization still renamed strong
The writer thereupon proceeds TO III am sorry 70
inform you that We hc ship carpenters and cauters
dock. suppoee that u had few stampa 70 squan$
der upon the Canal Commissioners we should have been
successful, aud IL tho dock owner had more
nouey suan had and they beat We are picking
up ali the work around the harbor bas ind thas
slow business - thoy WI not dock vessel shAi We
ictser vas receivsd from the secretary Of the Eight
hour League Of bunxio seating tnat tney ndid large
mectng recently the Court House that city hear
the reports OF the delegates from Albany. few moro
snsh meetings. he thought, would tell In November
next Tho waes " the boat builders bad been reduced
fifty cents Tbev had left the International Union, ana
intended 70 try the co orsrsion system. -.
lengthy and noisv discussion hereupsu enfued, %
70 whether the WorkinGmens Union should send %
delegates TO the Chicago convention All CONSIDER.
cd tbs Importance OF he ventson but several
bers looked st tbs me< OF sending delegates ia .
financial point OF Wow, arguing that the expense would
be too great TO send two One member launched forth
heavily the suosct OF the persecution Of trade organ
ixations Ia England and had just attained the height Of
hs eloquence when evidently uninteres,sd party ST.
ting In the cslod him order and the chair de-
cded the point well taken 70 finally resolved 10
send two dclssats 10 elect such delegates ~ the next
regular meeting and " trade organization
nucen dollars 10 dsfray their expenses The Union
shortly afterwards adjourned.
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Trou Monldrra.

rhis large and nnuentia, trade assoc aiicn held
SPECIAL meetin! last evening, which was attended BY
mauy members of sister unions. The business before
them was purc v OF privafe nature to consider the
propreiy OF assisting brother operatives n fsisr ''sp
OF the West that arc now upon strike
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To his Ercency MARSHAL FRANCISCO Lorkz President OF
the republic o. Paraguay sud Gcncraln.Ch.ef OF is
army
have The honor 20 ADVISE vour r1-serc, Acrorsns "a
prons thai having advised the allies ~ ~. coneai,-v
invitation which youf Ercel,ncv pleased " make 10
ne on the llta inst. IN our intcrew 40 YAts Cora
have agreed In conformity with declaration 10 Won
thai occAton, 10 refes tho whCo matter FOR TIE decision OF
toe respective governments without makpa arr modd.
cation Ia the position OF tne beiigerents
Asy God preserve yoer bicsllsnrg
BARToLoNE nIrRE.
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Great Floods ON the Paraguay and Parnn
Rivers-Strcngth Of the Allied Army-Th
Brazilian PnrlIament-The Opening Of th
AmaAOp-A Queer Fnrm Implement.
Il.a I..ra La. d
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From Arizona.

SAN FRANCIsCO, June 25.
Arizona advices to the 9Th of June state that
scouting party, under Col. Ingles, which had
Just returned, had several engagements with
the Indians, killing two and wounding num-
Der. Gen. Gregg had been through the Santa
Maria and Williams Fork counties, but dis
covered no traces of Indians. He attributes
the depredations recently committed by the
Indians to bands from Colorado and east Of
Prescott - t.G4 ID SID tsIi + 81
1t was rumored that Capt. Young's company
of the 9th cavalry, at Mojava, had mutiniea
and killed the captain and his lieutenants. !,
Gen. Gregg says he would make short work
OF the redskines if he had six or eight compa-
MES of cavalry. .a,.a.- 80. -
Col. l.. Wright was recovering from serious
mine l-st - I'II7os 80 - : =
Accounts from the mines are encouraging.
Parsons Lode is being vigorously developed.
A Prescott letter says the Democrats carried
that county at the late election by 50 majority.
The ranches were looking finely.
Two men were killed by the Indians twenty
tive miles from Prescott on the I'd inst.
Gen. Gregg is planning an extensive expe-
ditiOn to Ponto Basin. 81 =
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Cod, p qtl. n s..5,,.. +
Large Shore 5Ee q 6 30
LargeBank see 6 s 10
Small. ,.....3 80 q 4 90
Pollock. ......3 2S q 425
Haddsck,. -. 2 rs q 3 90
Hake. q 90 q 275
shore, " BIS 90 q 6 90
Scaled ,}shx. 80 g As
No. ]. 49,. 70 40 %
Mackersl }pbl. .--s. E
Bay No.1. 10 90 @19 81
Shore No.1.2s 90 geo 80
No, 3. g 90 q 900
Flour. s.
White Winter
choice Xxx 10 50918 90
Xxx Is 90 @16 90
| Z IA 00@15 90
| Xxx. $500. IA 00@ IL 90
| x. ....... IL 09a II 90
Spring Xxx. IL 0o@ 10 90
| T.. II 009 70 co
| Superfne. 0 90 910 80
St. Louis Il Southern
Superior Xxx 16 09@18 0
Canada
Superior TX 10 003ie o.
Michigan & Western
Sup'r TX. 10 0a2l7 GO
California. IA 000 16 Ge
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New Work Items.
NEW YoBK .Iuna Ok

NEW YORK, June 25.
Mr.. Lord. upon whose property the famous
Lord bond robbery was committed, yesterday
received from am unknown source, 81 100000
worth of bonds stolen from him. This leaves a
daiiclt Of only $4,000 still missing
a lunatc mother on BlackwelPs Island,
while atfectionateiy embracing her little daugh-
ter only two weeks Old, accidentally smothered
it to death Yesterday
The dead body og another girl. six weeks old
was found IN bed in Leonard street, and beside
the body was found is mother in a gross state
of nt0Xcation.
The Grand jury at Albany yesterday found
true bill against Gen. Cole, charging him
with murder ia the first degree in killing Mr..
Hiseock
Mr.: William STEELE, young and respectable
merchant of Jersey city, committed suicide
last night, by bleeding himself to death in fit
of temporary insanity. The main artery Of
the arm was completely severed in two places
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Il I'll Il M A IL X Il Il 9
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 25.
Cotton-a shade lower; sales 200 bales; Middlinp
uplands at 26 a 264c.
Four-1O a. zoe higher; sales ii 500 bbls State at
40 q II So round hoop Ohio at 10 10 q 1870; Wes-
tern at 40 q L. co.; Southern at 8 Is e 13 70.
Wheat-3 q sc higher and less active; sales 10 900
bush. Milwaukee No. at 80; Amber Winter at
2 IS; White Canada and California at Pts.
Cornclosed DUH and declin ng; sales 50 900 bush.
new Mixed Wes- tern at o. @ l Il; old do. l 10
White Western IS al 10. .N 81 :
oats-dull and lower; sales $4,000 blu b.; Ohio 50
a soc; Western rs q SIC.
Beef-scaree and in demand new plain mess Is 90
a % 90; new extra DO % 90 q % ".
Pork-dnll and heavy; sales new mess at p TO-;
prime 1925. M
Whiskey-frm.
Rlce-dull. @--i-r |'i ..- ll
Sugars-quiet and steady.
Conee-unchanged. |.at
Molasses-dull and nominally unchanged fl.
Naval ,rores-quiet and steady; Spirits Turpentine
500 g Coo.
Petroleum-unchanged
Tailow-frm at III a life.
Freghts to LivsrpoOl-quiet; CsEn Cd per steamer,
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Lar &c stock of Try and Fancy
locus, liver Plated " are,
dc at aUcfinn

w I'LL be sold at auction a. the > ore o. sTry.
on,'o.,Ns - %, NJ 500 Con..ess stre.;
o.riaeS ~ on Ih"r-.ay, Jun. iaIh, al 3
1900 4. W, aka cont uIn. EVkr.x ar.
EnNVON and syANs G. Lrg. lns 80
s ms Tor mems anu boy wear suitabe io. Ii sss.
" ~ oieaehed and bIoWn Sure tinss 4 o.ton kIsnrsI
Tow as s'I S o. liable Luen BY lie var IIa h.
i.civ, Uuoyhes, Linen table CIotLs imbossea IA
.l'aI mYn Table Covers, Lancaster, se Ten and
p, '1es Vu'i,si Gents and Ladies nose Bokts
S, -SeSss LlIeh Thread, Eiss. &c Cor1 ano Ers,a
Dress dress iilhim hgs, laoes' LESS q osts Ia n,a,si
ShT's, ParasOls, eeho UmLreiIas pbo,o.,r.,h A.
ouins' lln-type Albums, la. &c 10, Of Pei unerr.
Aso a line stock OF Siiy,. rlareu ~ .r..' - ma
pest Styles and quaity, consisting OF lee Iit,Isrs
savers, Goblets, Mugs, spoon folders Syrun n, as
Butter Dishes sugar BOWS, Cah Bells Ca.ioTs *
bassess, Pie and Fish Knives, one line chaste n,
Sci pieces, Soup Ladies, Spoons, For :. SC: a
S E1 @ssoI Tine OF 1ar ic tuiie5y, Cloess.
iDgs. AP Sa- Pos-
the above goods are mostly from bankrupt stoek
IN Bssiel and will be sold without re eve euerirg
me opp unity 10 traders ami others 10 .upn,y
themselves with GODS of the bosL qualify at tnsir
own pr.ees. '' " se"
Ih goods are now epcn or examination and viii
ne sou at private sale at average auv ton d. tss
~ special Auction Sales for La,iies ever aitnr-
noon at $ oc Ock. -' ~
J0n0 q. w. HOLMES, nett. neer.
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This Collar is the most perfect imitation of line,
ever made. and is icdter-proofed by secret process
owned and used only by the Ne Plus Ultra Collar
Company, which gives to every Collar a perfect
foundry finish leaving them free from all that an
natural shiney look which other Collars have. Zach
one is NODDED to form space for the cravat, and
turned on q full earpe line, makiag them the most
per. They can also be KEY EkS d, or worn either
sle out, giving the wearer the benefit OF linen fin
lsh and plain Collar all in one. Wherever they have
been introduced they universally take the lead Of
every other Collar; in fact, MANY dea ers have
thrown all others one side and sell the Duplex and
no other kind as they pay greater profit and give
peter satisfaction. All sizes and styles constantly
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From Mckee.

New ORLEANS, June 25
A dispatch from Galvesten says an Austrian
passed through that city to-day en- route for
the North, representing himself as an officer
OF Macmillan. He stated that the Emperor
Macmillan had been pardoned on condition Of
leaving the country as soon as the ports of
Tampico and Vera Cruz are open for his de-
parture. Ht... -.l
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ECU ROPE.
4 w BY TEE CA BILE.
BERLIN, june %, Event

BERLIN june % Evening.
Baron Won Der Herdl, Minister of FINANCE
and acting Prime Minister in the absence Of
Count Won Bismark, closed the session of the
l'russian Diet to-day. In his speech to the
members Of the upper and lower houses on this
occasion, he said The cordial and intimate rela-
tons now existing between his Majesty the
King of Prussia and his powerful nsighbors
were an assurance Of lasting peace.
VIENNA, June "a.
The Austrian government has joined the
governments of France, Prussia, Italy and
Russia in their recent note to the Sublime
Porte, urging an investigation of the difficult
ties in the Island Of Gambia.
LONDON, June 9th, Evening.
The London Times in its city article to-day,
says general feeling of uneasiness and dis
trust is noticeable in financial circles.
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Trial of the Auburn Murderers.

t-a LEWISTON, June 70.
In the Verrill murder trial to-day, the Coun-
ty Attorney. opened the case for the govern
ment. Twenty-six witnesses wore sworn
Otis, Ruth and Isaac Libby swore to the dis
covery of the murdered bodies Jan. 10. Dr.
Edgcomb testified that he thought a rape was
attempted on the murdered women The
fractured skull of one OF the victims will be Of
fered in Court as testimony to show whether
the hatchet of Verrill was the probable weapon
that made the wound 20 t.'
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CHICAGO, H., June 25.
Flour-frmer and advanced 10 q &c. Wheat
sales No l at 2 10 q rs; No. at 80 q IS, clos
ing quiet at S31 q 81 Corn declined 2tc; sales
81 q s2Ac for No and 70 q SOC for No. o closing
dull at s2c for No. l. Oats moderately active at DE-
cline of 2c sales at 5s e $50 No. q Rye quiet ct
C5 se OG for Ne. 1. Barley nominal. Provisions
unchanged. Beef Cattle dull at rs e 80 for a,r to
good shipping. Live Hogs active and advanced ~ e
l5c; sales at 70 q 90 for fair to extra choice.
Sheep moderately active at 4 % q 8 90.
Receipts-2,sO0 bbs. flour, 4Sco bu sa Wheat A.
ments-3,sOO bbls. flour, 100. 900 BUSH corn, 2,2oo
hush oats
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10 be Leased
tf0R long term. very desirable lot OF lan0 the
centre OF trade on Exchange street, AMI on which
may be erected large store either tor wholesale or
recall business. Also several lots on Wilmot Street
ulars, IL q R4RNLS -
apr24. dit Portland Nc
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10 OO fancy IA 90 a 10 90 Wheat firm; sales at 65
"a 276 for No. Winter Red. Corn dull and nominal
firm and in demand at BIC. Mess Pork firmat Fl 90.
Bulk Meats unchanged. Bacon firm and in demand.
Lard in demand sales at II tor city. Money quiet
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