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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

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carefully tha2Fafioas features Of in-
terests On, sbe. afternoon of their
ARRIVAL they visited. the recently con-
stFueted exhaustive .wharyes and ware
houses. OF the Baltimore Il ONO Rail-
road Company at Locust PBnt. ex-
amined the, facilities for the rapid,
economical ,vand careful ttansfer Of
freights to and from vessels, COM
pared with the large charges, long
drayages. and costly labor Usual at
other seab3ard cities. They were
subsequently, entertained atdihner on
board the splendid steamsbi Balti-
n ore, as the guests Of Tapt, " peckler.
" h0 welcomed them in a. % eat1s speech.
Albert Schumb kegr Esd detailed the
history. of the Bremen .Tlne from its
inception, explained clearly It's ad-
vantages to- Z kin1nigrants,, .Ifltporters,
and :, exportels. and exptessed the
hepe thai within a yea, .aSilrlonal
Steamships 'YoulR be placed hpon the
E9ute ,t9r regular serves. 80
Mr. Vohrader g9k EyA1 L.espond-
ing Tor western, roads, sstateq his con-
clu ion tina, the weSteHn 4hd south
western exporters. and railway COM
panies must seek the s1qrtest line to
the .seaboard, where miuIhum eX-
penses would petIiiit c0nT Petition with
routes via New Orleans, and procure
a saving to f6rwaree4. In time, con-
ditien, and lab aeonvineed. as he
was, that theT 95Rterests were with
B8lHh1ore1 ID tie future Informal
expTessio8 Eass2i ennt5 Similar views
on The part Of ar present. sd
On. SATURDAY, tE4e party visited Cam
den Station, " the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, and the ex-
tensive works f6f that Company at Mt.
Clare. On 1fo6day they visited Wash
ington, and ipifhe evening had an in
terview withh the Chinese Embassy.
On Tuesday The party went to Mount
Vernon, aud TO day, gratified in all
respects with their visit, they return
to the West, who're, it is-stated, they
design expressihg, In a formal man
her, their eohviction ofxthe great aud
growing advantages of Bzlti6iore, and
the desirabilfty Of closer Iblliances
With its rapidly expanding railway
and Steamship system. - Baltimore
N,tTi tt1 II Was5 fa fJH
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OpenIng OF Bayon Manchac

E0UTSvTrsrsF, ADMINISTRATIONS q.
.kb IN GStswaFts of AFpkiiS aud l.. r.
Shryock, of st. Louis, addressed the
members of the Board of Trade and
citizens of Louisville to day upon the
subject oEopening Bayou Manchac.
At the conclusion Of their addresses,
which were attentively listened to, the
following preamble and resolutions
1897 h were adoptedi51 gflI "A w0V
WHEaEAs, We deem ''ita & duty to
the commercial interest of our city
and State to secure all outlets and in :
lets to commerce and trade, as we'll as
to aid, with whatever means we have,
in establishing facilities of commune
cation with all sections, either to the
ocean or the gulf and s......
a. 81 = WHERgAs,, The project of reopen
ing Bayou Manchac with the lower
~ Mississippi has been advocated Blythe
cities of Mobile, ST. Louis, Cincinnati
~ Bpds N Nuscatineg through representas
tives from those cities, who are now
IN our midst therefore, an,
Resolved, That the Louisville
BsaFd efSTFade- heartily endorse q ]
efforts made to open and extend the
trade of the Southwest, to unite the
commercial and material interest of
go1 \ the. West with those Of the South, if
practicable. a.
dooo -a Res bed, That the thanks of the
Board be heartily rendered to the
.Fal Rentlemen representing the cities of
Mobile, St. Louis, Cincinnati and
Pc = Muscatine for their efforts in behalf
of the commerce presented-the feasi-
1 % bility of the resopening of Manchae
Bayou.
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Ierome Park Races.

NEW YORK, june 10. = At the
Jerome Park races, the Fordham
stakes for all ages, mile and a quar-
Jackson, beating General McMahon,
Clement and FIVE others; time, 2:16t
The Belmont stakes for three year
old, was WOai By Gen. .Duke, beating
Northumberland aud four others, one
mile FIVE furloDgs; time, 3:02. The.
Hopeful stakes, five furlopgs, for two
year old was won by Bonnie Lass,
beating a field of seven; time, :062
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1dDrRs House Gaeh seconded hhsgbrevious
i aues1lon add gthe pe9ding aEnendment
esse,ssd Sf adansas fnyy m6ysq 70 o7 faOls ins
f. aThs smendment agreed to,s,and the
Tte ,'fae fnorhirifsg2 hour haVin oe4pFred. the
Seaker stated .ttia t5fhs arsb busln ess In
ordeE vas tAes pil4 = ported rom the Com
4 nltLee On Commerce on the Ztn Of May,
ana pos rponed antIi totdaygAbefng a bill
Z EoEsthe ,protectIon OF A American GEM mmerce.
ti2 " ash onrne. Q fHinois. rom tae confer
2 sion Bill, I'm ade7a report, " ntch was agreed
20 ro ss515EL 5as1s, 7q,2 ID la2foA.a ,,ostvs
9sat fo ,I hs to- FSss psasSf 3cs for Cone t
/ ere etion of building for a pest ofdce and
United states courts in New York; .f0r-
dere JrTnte9~ and recor9fnttted.
tha; i10i h iihe fft are "a resolution inStrnct- rs
II 9 .hs soIn5stge g, y ,steaSeFs . to exam.
! lt he answer questions for tie Eefusat to
answer whicI he was adjudged in .e9A-s
F'tefnps me nieson6t loIrgerobe depri ved Of
'is 6t ti3sdt dsoifbg4 # 'l76579isas1i rishi
4sseF s 81, suit,ssa y 4s.d; !; desire to
on the OF side ofthe house. that a meet
ing OF the Com mittee of Managers is called
fer 70 morrow IA rning. at which aime pr,
= El9ffdige fiie cohdGct Or he comm t.
5ieeiS al Nzrouz and njusv tosthe-zvitaes
fRssS ffRSs ba9 bsGs 81 fntae r. tb Rim 2 a A. ,aSnu 2aSeu
I for tweh flour Aours dDtilree days %rhenh
ne Is re essf 70 nsweff before tue co mn1i I
tee. protest against II as an outrage on
the liberty 'bftHe citlzsa.'II t9a SHt&F
5.ButlRf wa Hoout 70 TepiyTbu but Eliot1de-3.
4 ietlntdIP yield further,..e e.,,,. 49, .f4 '-f.
Elor refnstrked that there Had ben a
1notice gfven of his0 fntehtloa to- make
N otlqn IN relation to the psndi ngf tax biil;
dhFthe did not desire to interfere with 7
amy action ol the House, and III his bfFl3
lcpaId have to-morrow for the sam Q posi-
{tSn aS. that i new shaadi he would yield tRe
aThat proposition being agsente,il ftos
ISehepck moved the rules be suspended,
and, the House resolve itSe Z Info a Com
m ttee OF the Whole o the ta1o bEll 1sa p /
- BuAer kipQplrs7d whether ii was possible t,
for the House to deal with the tax bifT oths
erwtse than by yotibg down the mot ion to
go, tnto a Comm tfIee of the Whole. sfff fffI
3 HE Spea ksn replied that il the 10 otiop
were voted down, q motion to 1pO tpOrie /
1e ia bill would be In order t 1G
81 Mnshe earie. OF zIiHn9ls-r1f this Is to be a /
test vote, and understa nd the gentieman
from AaSsach usetts o pro pose to offer a
resolution i1Istru It ing the C9fnnstsee on
Sehsnck, inteTrd ptt11g-3Ii objsct to any /
debate.'' ~ iGy4I sD baG : ts1 s1s1fT HsFtH
2 WasnbaTne--iEhe " House Hnderstands the,I
question; ! demand the Yeas and nays 7
Tne vote being taken, fesufted--Yeas 81, II
nays 81. 81 fTE ggs -sff -sef, -.sg = I
6 The House thereupon went into Com
mittee ofth = Whole and resumed the con-
sideration OF the tax blu. -HEzt /
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aAdYiees from Ghili.

NEW YoRK. June 10.---The Guid-
ing Star brings Panama dates. b9la,
aHDoni Marco Arkanlenay.one of the
last surviving patriotsWho 0 signed the
Declaration got Independence -udied
fro N falling out Of a. window which
he was opening, on the 3Ist of May.
q yellow fever is prevailing at Mica
ragua. 9enI 9HI .srgsL as9i .w9ig &
- The Rising Star, from New York.
has arrived at AspinwaH. sdi ibg .
zaChilian advices report that grand
banquet was given to Gen1Prade, ex4
Presidents Of Peru ,5ii lru5; III
.]I'Fhe Aracaniani Indians had .re-
pulsed the-troops sent to punish,hnrse
istealeEs.l f7aJe qltfiI ip 1asa
Mons De Sesseps, French Minister
10 Peru, died at Lima Of yellow fever.
\ The Peruvian Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, Pachico, also, died, and some
200 deaths occurred daily, idsob
- The, disease is spreading along the
coast, and has reached IsIag. -ru'fv
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San FraneIseo News.
aEHi

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-The
u-II steamer New York will sail for Yo-
kokoma, July Sd, connecting with the
~. Great Rspublie96or Hong Kong, and
with the Costa Rica for Shanghai.
ito les euThe9 Commissioners of the San
Francisco funded debt report a large
surplus on hand, and aaproht on the
years operations of nearly $4,000
3t@r5 9s0The sheanet Caiifoynia, the first
that ever en- tered this port, is adver-
-31 ysditisedi for sale ar aB eneelasr9
Colonel 5. w Inge formerly meme
-s. G Tdber of Con grass drem, A4abama, aud
u. S. District Attorney In Califor-
GWs1. yAiag died in San EzanciseO.to .daFl0us
Great exeTtiOns are being put
JElEld fostidJo LcohIpbstenshe aGentral Pa
cific Railroad to Salt Lake
,ts tIm0TN NevaG8 Ipa pers orep0rt several mut-
ders and robberies In that State by
fsom the dndiansd curing tho past a Ses
weeks.
sa00d aAesuit has beea cpmmeAeed agaihst
the city of San Francisco, for $50, 600
B -fagodahages. tor the destruction of the
EchO du PacifQHe newspaper by a
n-sti mob. uhe tISyo atter hineeln neE sssaks
slnaUOn.
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BOSTON .state Temnrrance Address.

BosTON. June 10.-The State Tems
iperance Committee hasBissaed an ad-
dress urging the friends of temper
ance to Commence preparations for
the contest. without delay, BY the for
nation of prohibitory clubs 'alb9oYer
the State; that meetings be held in
every city and town to vote on the
question Of licensing the sale of
liquor to be drunk on the premises,
ThacomunitteeEsa it does not ask
the friends of prohibition to form Il
new psHtical party, bot 20 place the
Republican party, at the next State
GeaYent TOM on. that platform which
con1mends itself TO the Judgment of,,a
of its members. ..a.. 5dpo) e
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Resolutions of Democratic State Con.
YentiOn Of Connecticut.

NEW YORK, June 10.-The resolu
lutions of the Democratic State Con
veption Of Connecticut maintain that
SkAteS are sovefsishsin all the pow
ers not delegated to the General
1IaysrpEa eat ssaiia heGs sssd1 flIe recon-
structlon acts as military pOtisIn.
and the Freedmen Bureau as a
wanton violation of the rights of
States sUE
The State Republican party, hav-
ing repudiated the Constitution, can
snot0 be trusted ia aug of itS present
or future promises; regard slavery
as dead. and the declaration that
the Democratic party design. or de-
sire to restore it, as a wicked inven-
ton; denOunce impeachment, vaadi
commend the conscientious scruples
Of the seven Republican Senator's
who voted 'sgaiast its aekuowledge
the service Of soldiers and sailors,
and believe that while they would
be proud of the recognition of the
service Of-0ne of their own citizens
by the National Convention, that all
personal aud local considerations
should be yielded to achieve sue
cess, and save the country from tyran-
ny aud misrule. n -..sa.rr, 'A'
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q by CABLE.
PRUSSIA.


|9d5 81 za9lfs PRUSSIA t-ure
? BERLIN, June l0.-Dhe North Ger-
naA Confederation propose to t3e
great powers of Europe and Amefical
ltheiadorti0n of an international treai Y
to guarantee absolute security from
the eoseizure of private property upon
the high seas In time of war f a
I The Prussian Government is abou,
TO commence works for heiextension
and strengthening of forriications at
Cologne. ~ 1Do Ng81t 54s;-
21i z f's-u5a AUSTRIA. rn og
s. Vienna, June O:-Reichsrath. has
adopted a bill providing for the sale
Of the State Domain.
i aai-.gs s5ge ENGLAND. eaaa,
: L,oNDoN, june 10.-The Ascot Der-i
by was won by the Marquis of Has-
ting's colt The Earl Gapapie was
seconds dyand Suffolk third. 7if se
TIae Royal hunt cup was won by
Satyre; Easily, second; Master Wiz
lie, ;3d-22 Tanag d1iH teIesu --G 3fif
- The Fernhill stake was , won by
Dawson's colt, DeVere; Leonie, the
second 9di 2giY83i n4Vd - -sIA
zTheoAseot biennial was won by the
Earl; Suffolk was second, and Vale
Royal third. .lat gaiaq h9iG3 1ol 7as
The Coronation stakes were won by
I the Marquis of Hastings filly; lAtthe-
na Green Sleeve, second-alIiV nod
The fosTth race, premium of $500
for all ages. mile heats, was won easy
by Sen McMahon, beating Sneidi
'corI and COLOSSUS fiflIyg time, 1 :53l
and l:57. idw 9i ai 79g 600 -@7 aH0
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11 Whislsy Riot ataBcooklyn
Trial OF a Murderess.

CLEVELAND Ohio, June 10.-The
O. s.an trialEof Mrs. Victor for the murder of
VIM. Parquet, her brother, in Febru-
airy, 1867, was commenced to-day,
ssEIzAdrthe jury empanelled. One wit
ness only was examined. On exami-
ton Of the body last February, eleven
azl.sg months after the death, a large quanti-
a--- q ty Of arsenic aappeared.a Mrs Victor
had life insurance on him for $3,-
600 when he died
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! EclIpse-ofl lha sun.InlAaEIust.

- 1A1NAaPSoFVAteAA 0ots
mon the l8thi1of hext August an
eclipse of the snu.9Will take place,
which willbsiof Igreat interest. The
sun being verynea0its apogee on that
day, its diameter will appear com
paratively small, Wilde the moon, at
the same time, Is Ia its perjgree, and
therefore has a veryzaTge apparent
diameter The moon being besides
In its ascending n0deg its cone Of
shadow will move over the equator.
whereby tho time Of total eglipse will
be much prolonged It results from
the coincidence Of all these favorable
circumstances that the total eclipse
-gili occupy an area of two thou
sand mile8 In length and thirty
miles in width, and 1t will last six
minutes and fifty seconds a longer
time than ina Of the eehpses OBJ
served during the three orafOur thou
sand years of historical knowledge,
and longer than the duration of sll
eelibses which are calculated in adj
vance for the next three ora four CEN
turtles. The total eclipse commences
ON the Island of Perrin, and at Alden
soon after sunrise in the course of
the morning iU passes over the west
ern part Of the East Indies; at noon
it reaches Tenasserim; becomes visi-
BILE in the afternoon at Anam, Bor-
neo. Celebes, and many other islands
of the Moluccas, and reaches New
Guinea at sundown.
The interest exhibited by the as
tronomers Of all9 countries In the OBJ
servatioh of this unique phenomenon,
:. III IT,
mers have chosen the East Indies as
their district for observation; the
French Nave selected Kumbodsha
and Malacca the Austrians, Alden.
The Government of the North Ger
man Confederacy has been summoned
by the men ofiseience at Berlin to tit
out an expedition for the same pur-
pose, and we donot doUbtthat Amer
lean astronomers, alsoS viii be afford
ed an opportunity to participate in
the observation Of the eclipse.
An immense deal Of knowledge may
be dYsSn from correct observations at
dffferepB points By a large number of
5cienti feias ron oIners. We will speak
Of one point which, If not settled
apon this occasion, may not be clear
ed Up In mahy centuries to come.
lPerkutsDatfoas @faT4he course of the
planaf Mercury rna1xesthe5 existence of
an unkt own planet between Mercury
and the sun probable But inasmuch
is Mercury 1880 near the1su that it
is impossible to- observe sthis planet
eitier In daytimeqero in twilight, the
few rare moments Of total eclipse of
the'suu fer thel6nly opportunity for
observation. 4aU sIz.ar
But, dafiuK the last zen years, the
duration of .tbe983eal eelipses OF the
sun has been 50 short that Mercury
was rot f6and7a single time. The
extraor6inary. long duration OF the
total eclipse in August promises 4
more favorable result The French
exbedirion concluded to make the
search for Mercury It's principal OBJ
iect during the seven minutes of the
total eclipse; but there are so many
other points of importance which can
possibly be cleared up by the OBJ
seryation Of this eclipse, that we hope
the Governments Of all maritime
States will fit out similar expeditions
to those of the French, English, and
the Austrians.
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Reformed Church synod.

HUDSON, n. Y, June 10.-7 The
Synod of the Reformed Church adopt
ed resolutions eulogizing coloniza-
ton, and urging Increased activity on
the part of the Society toward the
settlement Of freedmen in Liberia.h;,,.s
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BROWNSVILLE, Texas, june Z
The City COUNCIL of SaltiIlo and al
the Liberal soldiers on duty were
.espt6Fed aud 7mardered by bandits.
Santa Anna agent at Brownsville
purchased four hundred horses with
equipments, and flfes9 His-men are
fully prepared to take the field, and
will strike Bagdaa by the 18th.
There is much excitement at
Brownsville and MatamOras.
Some Americans are joining Santa
Anna g 10 noY Yenien 3. t;5aea 2 "a -9-noii s1sTs
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- Z 81 ~ 81 &c Z ka... go
IS. Railroad kmDfOSi

NAsuyILLE. june 1GATae Nash
-viiI+s-aud n W Railroad m6r6gtio
eliminated In f2bt. this afternoon,
on Charry s rect. Ia font 81 the
Maxwell 8HGteI9 betWeen TAphaet
Quinn aud Mr. Raea. an engineer
whom the strikers had ordered TO
leaye- RheA Shot Quinn with a smsh
pistol, inficting sright wound, aud
subsequently, presented navy re-
volver. Quinn suddenly reeled, aud
Rhea withheld ahis fire. The affaH
caused much excitement.
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! CongfessIonaI Nominations.

\ ARHIDADKLPHIA, J June' 10 +Beni. T..
Berry has been nominated for Con
gress BY the Repablleaus Of the First
District $40 ytlunl~uo3 qssE
The Republican nominee for Con-
gress 2iih the Third District is j..
sMyers.i 2 Z ufA YeH
1 In the Fourth District. w. d. Kelly
is re,nominated. I 'ltt tit zoo .ifH j
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Visit ofWestefB Railroad OflielaIs to
rs Balfim0reLTheir Observatl0ns, and
an ntsFttsI FsaV Dsir5r499ns

A
II a. 1p5dnr4tyy 1p5dnr4tyy ofWestern railway officessz
e6nsistihg Of W w. Smith, Vice Press
det't,, aud H. u. Page, Gederai Freight
Agent Of the Indianapolis, Cincinnati
and LaFayette Railroad pompanyj L.
n AndTeRs, of the Indianapolis,
PeGa 4e Chicag69 Railway: Thomas
Care .1lt83f ttbeA j JeaFersonvilfe. Madison
ial8leIq 2Ihdiapap9li9 = Railroad ;aaA0 E.
Shrader. 6f the E,4ansFille Il CraW-
f5ris9tl1es RaTlr6ad; s. p. Hazard
&c dieral' " esresr1n A gent OF the Balti-
m5FeG. e. Ohio Raiiroad Company;
-Nilliau3 Stewart oClevelaud 20 Pitts
burg 5Railroad Company; L. A. Pierce.
Michigan Central r. r Company; j.
W. Sweeney, Little Miami and Ohio
& Mississippi Railroad Companies ::
G. II. Abbot, Cincinnati & GAINESVILLE
Railroad Company, arrived iu9 Jour
city on Friday moaning last, for the
purpose of Investigating 0the ad-,
Yantages of Baltimore as an export,
import and immigration point.
..--tFhey left Columbus, via Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad, on Tuesday, and
spent three days in passing over that
coinpany's line, stopping at a number
Of prominent points, and examining
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Democratic (aa al. Is' GCtonn4eeatiOus. q ,5se-

a<3d BOsFoNs f0-+The Democrats
OF New Hampshire held eenvsn 30 hty
2 -iuyesterdAy aud lelectsd district dele
gates to the National Convention.
r-9f 81 Ne preference fer eah dtda es was ex-
pressed, but the general feeling seemed
{ + sdj to besfor Chase eruHancock and de-
cidedly against PendletOn. ~
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Congressional Nominations -
taIl.
ID GNpIANAboIIIsl lJlne 10.

Is INpI3N AbolIsk June 1O.-Fhe re-
publican Congressional C9nventionJ
of the Fifth District today at Mar
2eEnaySR 2eEnaySR a4tfsdi H9E J9aagfl
burn, or Indianapolis. present men,
ber OF yL92grfss, tpr, re electsaasg .aws
In the Eighth District Republican
kQuye ntren. at skokOmo, Hon David9
E. Pratt, OF Eogansport, EsSsnamk
The match game oe base ball be
tween toe Athleti IS aof PhiladelpIIias
and Ac6ves, OF this city t6.day was
won BY the former. Score, 50 IL -
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ten. Hancock Calls on. the tfiHeSe
z8FS5S AsFrsigFsSy ~

WASHINGTON, June 10-GeneraIs
HIauo, as Rndsstsff. eGs,pd on the Chi
neSe Em hassv this lnoraLnZ.
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NeW Jersey State Democratic Con.
Z 40fi 5a .fadi YentI0n. af

TRESroN, IN. Ja,oJdne 1O.-There
lis al large attendance at dthe State
Democratic Convention, and great
unanImity of. sentiment Hon. s. j.
Bayard, of Gloucester, was appointed
temporary Chairman, and committee
on rules, organization, and resolu-
tiors appointed. -
At the afternoon session, Col. VIM.
G. Alexander was elected President.
Resolutions were adopted expressing
devotion to the Constitution With all
its limitations Of the powers of the
Federal Government,. aud say that
the suffrage question belongs to the
STATES, and any legislation thereon by
Congress is an ihfringment of their
reserved rights. They charge the
Republican party with a gross VIOLA
ton of the rights of States and Ia
div 1duals. and the most Aagrant acts
of tyranny and corruption; they OPP
pose all forms of Reputation. Of the
national indebtedness, and express
gratitude to the soldiers and sailors
and pledge support to the nominees
of the Natiend Convention, and
would feel honored bg the noInina-
tioI, of Joel Park, Jr., for the Presf--
dency. A fulI list of delegaTes were
selected, including Fhopas McKeen,
]. r. Wortepdyke, Richard z SteE-
ems. and Francis S. LathrOp. ..ff.s
+-aTf sl-~-z-4-------- -1 p
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Reformed Church Synod.
Democratic and Republi-
can State Conventions.
Match Game of Base Bal
-aaA-LE0d QdAatithe Ga pifaI. T.
LIlHates sAdvicesfromsMex xico..

Murder of City Council and
ssal rSo4dle1s at7SaltiIlo.
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Fire.

--'"''' WIILIAMsroRT, Pa June 1O.--Pots
ter Il Co.'s planning, mill and Smith
KimbalIs residence were destroyed
W t4f5by fire to-day Kimballs axe factory
was al o damaged. The planning mifl
was valued at S25,O 600.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11
Iin 1o -Arrested.z

ST.. LOUIS, June 10.-Mike Keef.
formerly mate of the steamer Star,
light, was arrested here to-day, oBa
7 srequisitioh from be- Governor of
Louisiana. charged with burning that
boat, rear New Orleans, IL April last,
He .wilf7b taken South to morrow.
nf Hon. John B. Henderson arrived
to- -dav. si'' -