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AN EVANSVILLE ESTERPBIsE.
The Southwestern Gas Light and
Gas stove Company.

A number Of gentlemen in this city
have associated themselves together,
and incorporated themselves into a
company entitled THE Southwestern
Gas Light and Gas Stove Company OF
the City of Evansville" for the pur-
pose of manufacturing gas light ma
chimes, and gas-stoves. and vending
the right to make and use the same.
They have purchased the patent right
ofSpapg & Scheaf's Gas (illuminating)
Machine, and of SpaDg's Gas Stove,
for the following territory: Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Ar
kansas. Texas, Mississippi, Alabama.
Georgia, Florida, Louisiana. South
Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia,
West Virginia. Maryland and the
District of Columbia.
The Company has organized By the
election of William Baker, President;
f. P. Carson, Vice President; John
Schubert, Secretary; Hiram W. Cloud,
Treasurer. Directors-J. s. Buchan-
an, james H. McNeely, Philip L..
Geissler, and the President and Vice
President. The stockholders are nine
teen ia number. and ali except one
reside here. They are responsible
and energetic business men; and
knowing that they have a good thing
or two," propose to supply the people
with the means of lighting their
homes and cooking their food cheaply
and e~ffectually.
There are several of the Gas Light
Machines and Gas STOVES in opera
ton in Evansville. and numbers Of
them elsewhere, and without ex-
ception they give excellent satisfac-
ton. Success, say we, to home en-
terprise.
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OInolnnati Mnrfet.

By Telegraph CmoHEATr, July
FLoUR-Dull; Csc lower; family aG I10
Z 90, closing fiat.
WHEAT-Lower but nominal red wet
ern sold at 81 38 for Nc. 4, but nt the eIuH1
10 was offered at 81 IS WithOu buyers.
C~ORN-LoWer: closed dull Mt 82093c.
OATs-Dull but unchanged old 550 lc.
new 60M63c.
RYE-86cMgi o.
l00l %.
COTTON-Eomtnally unchanged.
TOBACCO--In good demand sales $50
bids at 80 3Oto 85l 90 for frosted % oholc s
leaf
WmsKY-Dull 40 81 coal on.
MESS PoRK-Held at f8i Oh. but no EaIaH.
BULK MEAT8-Hetu 90 l81Ss-L3c n lraL
offer; rib sides held a. l6Mc, but 1870 Ll e
best offer; clear rib at l65%c, but iGC tno
best offer; clear, saleable az l6Ec, bu9 held
&c higher.
BAcON-Firmer shoulders BOld 40 1880.
and clear rib Sides 90 l796, and clear held aJ
l8Mc, but 1916 the best offer.
LARD-Held a. l6Ze; market quiet.
BUTTER-UnchanRed.
CHEEsE-Unchanged.
EGGs-Umchanged; l60l7c.
G~OLD-ClOsad Hat: 81 2JM buying.
ExoHANGE-Steady One-tensh discount
buying.
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Additional Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, July 21.-It is reported
that the French army on the Prus-
sian frontier, will make Slick a base
for its operations.
The French gunboats are cruising
of the Eddystone lighthouse.
french cruisers are reported of
Emden.
At Hanover it is reported that the
trech War Department was negotia-
ting with the Compaenie Trans-Atlan-
tlque and Messsgeries Imperial, for
charters for their steamers as trans
ports.
La Liberte reports the Prussian
troops massed between Treves and
Saarabrucken have fallen back to
concentrate between the Fortress OF
Oa6butz and Mayence.
The weekly returns from the Bank
OF England show a decrease of $780,
600, bullion.
MADRID. July I'll The Snanish
press generally ridicuIes the procIa-
nation of the Dogma of Infaliibilitv.
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AN INSECT MoNsrER.-The num-
Der of insects that buzz around the
heads of the JOURNAL compositors,
every night, seem to be almost end
less in variety; but in the insect me-
nagarie gathered there, there are none
like a demoniac insect caught by Mr..
Levy Hathaway, a couple of days
since, at Bridwell & Co.'s drug store.
Mr.. Hathaway sent the "animile"
to DIR. Stinson, at the Library Rooms,
to add to his collection. The Doctor
pronounoes it a female horned Cory
daIis (Corydaliis CoTnHtus). Tits pro-
vided with four beautiful broad wings
Of more than two inches long and
about three quarters of an inch wide,
and is armed with two short powerful
mandibles that resemble a Holsters
claws; its head is large, neck long, and
its eyes which consist of Is, 900 lenses,
are very prominent.
The doctor pronounces it a carniy.
erous insect, that in the larvae state
is wholly aquatic. AT the end of its
larvae existence. it comes to the sur
face of the water, when it is meta
morphosed, and sails forth an aerial
being. It is a very uncommon insect,
! and has been called a devil horse
It is very tenacious of life. When
Mr.. Hathaway caught it he impaled
it to a shelf with a pin, and gave il
enough carbolic acid and chloroform
to have killed an ordinary dog, yet ii
lived nearly four hours.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, JuiV M
FLoUR-Fairiy active and less nrni. bul
unchanged.
WHEAr-ActIve; 8081<c lower. CLOSING
at 81 2I%Ml %. This afternoon dull an
81 280l 28M seller August.
CORH-Actfve; 8M8Tc lower, cl0Fi H
S6Nc cash. This Afternoon sec seller IHIy.
OATs-Quiet; 20 lower, closing at lor
2.
BARLEY-Dul and nominal.
NOTWITHSTANDING o7o for wood $50
for iron.
PRoYIsIoEs-Steaay and firm mess pork
$50; lard 1919; dry sailed shoulder 1908
short rib middles l6Lc.
HoGs-AcLfve- 15M20c hfRher. 90 IlaH SD
for common to extra.
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ST. Louis Germans and the Prussian
Government.

ST. LOUIS, July 21.-The following
dispatch was received tonight from
the President of the North German
Parliament, in reply to an address
adopted by the German meeting held
here Monday night:
BERLIN, July 21.-Your telegram
of the 18th has been brought to the
knowledge of King William, of the
Reichstadt, and of the German
neople. [ am instructed. by q unani-
nous resolution of the Reichstadt, TO
tender to you, our brethren beyond
the sea, in the name of the whole
German nation, with emotions OF
deep gratitude, our thanks for this ex-
preston of your devotion.
"You are separated by wide dis
tapces from your old homes, but your
hearts beat warmly for the tatherland.
You shall fad your people true, and
Won faith in the future of Germany
shall be fulfilled; so will it God.
CSigned.1 SEUIsoN."
Active preparations are being made
for the reception of the Iowa editors
on the 9th. A river excursion and
a trip to Pilot Knob are on the pro-
gramme.
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BLOOD!
Look Out for Its ImpurlGy =!
FE YER AM DEA TIL I!

FE YER AND DEA TIL II
THE health of the body depends,
in a great measure, upon the purity
of its fluids. The blood is the funda-
mental principle of every organ. 1t
is so, so to speak, flesh, cartilage, bone
and muscle, in a liquid form. aud i'm
pure blood can no more be solidiied
into sound animal substances than
any of the actual poisons can be con-
verted into wholesome food"
If the life current that runs through
the veins and arteries is contaminated,
something more than a tonic is required
to restore the vigor of the debilitated
invalid. Then how can the fiery de-
coctions known as bitters, which are
only weak tinctures heated up with
Guinea-pepper, affect this great eur
rent of life, the blood, especially
when they contain nothing in common
with it?
CLOUDS INVlGORATIEG CORDIAL
is the only remedy which contains the
blood elements. Take it and COM
pare its wonderful effect with those
of the en~ervating mixtures you have
been using. We will abide your de-
cisIon.
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Sc. Louis Market.
VIE AWMAh M4AMUAe
By Telegraph BT. LOUIS, Juiy %.

By telegraph 81. LOUIS Juiy %.
ToBACCO-Gteady and unchanged.
CoTToN-Nominal at l7Kc.
Hemp, % p and baRging unchanec
FLoUR-Closed easier; fall BupernuH Ea lu
"a so; x g5a5 40; Xxx S. 55N0 10.
WHEAT-Dscliued sc; No. 2 new req FL .J
al 49, No. i do 81 87MI 42k; choice 81 a1M
100; No. 3 spring on.
CoRN-Dull and easier; mixed 81 0
prime to fancy white 089I 05.
OATs-Duil and easier at 45WA7 for new
6Oa52 for old.
RYR-Small sRlesof choice new OF B5a.
WHIsKY-Firmer at uO2.
GRcCERIEs-Firm unchanged.
PoRK-Firm a. G8l 25N3l go.
BACoN-Stin; small sales ahoulue Hl
AZ; clear rib I7H0l8cs clear IBN.
LARD-Wlrm no sales
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ers: Henry Herman 1 box sardIens; Stock
well & Co 6 hides bag ginfang 3 points;
Chas VeiIe & Co 3 boxer cigars; Preston
Bros 1 bag yarn: G W French l Dbl eggs;
Martin. Gardner & Co 2 hhds tobacco W 9
Ford "a hhds tobacco; Hudspeth & Co 8
hhds tobacco; A E Shrader SO hhds to-
baeco.
Newburg-2 patent equalizers.
Trov-I grain cleaner.
To6isvfiie-3S hhds tobacco.
Madison-IIA M 7 ale bbls.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hhds tobacco.
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PICOLILI.

Two cases of sun-stroke yesterday.
One fatal.
THE mercury reached 1907 in the
shade, at noon yesterday.
SUBSCRIPTIONS for the new hotel
have reached nearly $25, 600.
WHAT is the matter between the
Courier and the police?
MAYOR WALKER continues quite
feeble. being only able to go about
the house.
THERE was a fair house and a fair
performance of Rip Van Wrinkle, at
the Opera House last night.
TWENTY dollars, cash, was the
amount of revenue at the Recorders
Court, yesterday.
BISHOP SCOTT is improving. He
was able to to be out as usual, yester-
day evening.
A NICE cool shower began at six
o'clock yesterday evening, and lasted
for about an hour.
BIPPUs and Mann are evidently not
elassically educated; at least they
don't understand Greek.
RAILROAD meetings tonight at
Gillette's, corner Fourth and Oak
Streets, and at the Central Market.
Mr.. M. LYON, clothier, moves into
the store just vacated by Fl. K. Wells
& Co., as soon as it can be fitted up.
THE Democratic Convention at
Princeton. passed off yesterday with
out a fight, and not more than three
DRINKS.
ARIsTooRATIcALLY incli ned people
who desire to get among the "big
bugs" should visit the JOURNAL news
room at midnight. They would get
among bugs of all sizes.
A RECENT graduate of a we'll known
educational institution, writes thus
dramatically. in a morning paper
I'VE sen" They done" " 1t was not
him who presided"
Our of three Justices Courts only
one rose to the dignity of a criminal
court yesterday, and the trial in that
case was a trihing one.
THE Equalization Board continue
their labors at the Third Street En-
CINE House. They vary the pro-
gramme with occasional calls from
labor to refreshment.
DURING the storm yesterday even.
ing, a tree was blown down on First
Street. Falling against a gas lamp il
smashed the lumina ~ into smith
Green's"
The Cornes Band have taken a
room in the Washington Block, where
they will shortly make such music as
will drive out the ghost of the Demo
cratic Band that recently haunted
that building.
MARTIN, GARDNER q Co. have a
colored poet in their tobacco ware
house. His meaning is quite as clear,
and his grammar better. than that of
the Courier.
PRINCETON was visited by a storm
yesterday evening that soaked the
ground and filled all the cutters.
Some enc says more water fell than
at any other time for several years.
PEOPLE who have any money to
throw away. can find an excellent OPP
portunity in the State Directory
whose agents are soliciting advertise
ments in the city, But those who
tried it a year or two ago, need no ad-
vice on the subject.
The Terre Haute Gazette publishes
a joke as original. on the inside of its
edition of the 19sh, and in the local
columns of the same number the
same joke appears. credited to the
Xenia, Ohio Gazette. DR.. Cloud had
better send hat local man some cor
dial forthwith, to purify his brain as
uaII 90 bia hlood
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CHEAP UMBER.-Mr. Preston who
owns the old barrack next to the
JOURNAL Office, is reported to have
offered the lumber contained in it, to
any n who will tear it down. Those
interested would do we'll to apply to
him for information on be tsubject.
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LnnlsKIlIa Marknf.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Juir III.
BAGGING % Firm at 80@801S.
COTTON-Ffrmer middling $50.
FLoUR-Active; extra family So So
GRAIE-9utet; wheat, Gl Goal sos corn.
81 TO- oats, bfc; rye QUO.
PRoVHIONs-Active and higher; pork
S3l so; bacon 10, l80l0c; bulk meat 81. ~
@l8c; hams sugar-cured, 2116e.
LARD-l7Lc.
WHISKY -eiMl o..
T~OBACCO-Sales or I35 hogsheadB ar 81 rl
as rs for frosted TO sound Jugs; g7a7 - for
low leaf; SS9I3 for medium TO good
85 for good 20 medium bright
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SALT LAKE, July 21.-Faust's i'm
mems hail was packed last night to
OVERLOOKING, at the first meeting of the
Liberal Party of Utah, to ratify the
nomination of Gen. Geo. r. Maxwell
as their candidate for delegate to Con;,
gress. Speeches were made BY 0nl5ed
States Attorney Hampstead, Judge
@. w. Hawley, G.. Maxwell, and
others.
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Northumberland 80

RTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVENs thal
IN ths underaigued5 Admtnteuato OF
Lne estate Of Irwin Il. SAMSON deceased
VIII offer for sale at public auction, @ mo
Lamasco wharf in front OF the ne#fIuH
dock lately occupied By SAMSON O.
wilson, In the city OF EvaueF IIe,
county Of Y~anderburRh, and State
OF Indiana, July tWenty-third, lsIO.
the personal property Of said estate.
consisting of three coal bctts, OF flats.
one floating dock, with chains tickle and
spRIs. one larae OIL can, and VariouH other
articles. Sale 10 begin at 10 O'ciOck A.n.
Terms made known al time O sale.
JOSEPH II. TElON
4V2 DIV AdmluIsIT. M
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THE MARKETS.
NeW York cold and STOCK MarEg-

EeW York Gold ana Stock Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK, July qL.
h absence OF definite news from rr
rope has caused q reaction fla the rn.T
market, which opened very uufef arr
comparatively tame this morning ~ 81
al -, declln1ng before noon TO 81 gis
1 III from noon until 3 PHI. 80 remaIn
c~OmparatlVely steady thouHh quite ear
tive, az kilograms OF a pending battle 9ya.a
expected After 3 O'clock Lhcre wag ah-r.
DOWNWARD turn, n prices decIfned
III lg1at but again rallied TO GI 20L. cInrf.
az bl ~. There was considerable ewai
ment In the afternoon on the deeIfna
Ing 70 reported failures. and There y
some neaVy sales by the German banhr-
0loO OOg IA gold was sold az auction M
Gay, 1l1s. ~OteaFances 83,8l8,000. CarrvI
rates 2 per cent, currency L0Lt 7Der ~
gold 0-U49I per cent, fiat and Is saEer wir.
inereasea supply. Leading bankers "a
were mace on the street at 81 oval O0r
prime sight bills 81 I0xmI 100. NE ahfet
ments OF specie to-day, were aa83009.
MoNEK-Ihe market opened active AT f..
70 on governments 70 for curreuev ~
gold on stocks. This afternoon 10 was ~.
Ter; Of the close Of banking hours mon.
was more plenty at &c on stocks. and sad.
on governments.
In the gold room, however, money wa-
sLLl and Capitalists nenarnffr
AFRAID 70 loan on he fun currency vain
on gold. inc government boudhf FfC05-
OOg OF ponds to-day, at l070l07 20.I00
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES heavy ana pal
NAMED dull, closing quiet. There AZ I'm
evidences Of a return or any eonaiGerer
amounts from Europe. The eiosfng o1r
tatlOns were: t"'
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Choice Store Room for Rent.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, adj
joining the First National Bank. will
be for rem on and after September 1.
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. je24-tf
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ResignatIon Of OhIo SAC senatOrs.

COLUMBUS. o.. July 21.-State SEN
ators r.. +. Potts, and james r. Hub
bell, to-day sent in their designations;
The former was recently appointed
Governor Of Montana, and the latter
& 4 Democratic candidate for Con.
The Attorney General to. day COM
menced proceedings in the Supreme
Court. to test the legality Of the re-
cent annexations of territory to Gin
cinuati,
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THE THERMoMETER.-1n u Of
the coolest places in town the range
yesterday was. at 6 AM, 76'; 8 AN,
$50; II NJ, Sc; Bpm, 99'; 6 PM, S00.
The hottest day Of the season.
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NeW Tork DrY qooda HarEe-.

By Telegraph NMW YORK, july III.
In Dry Goods. business ts inactive HuI
little or no change TO notice in prices. TO
Is a-pprehended that the war im Europe
will cut OF the export demand for cotton
TO some extent, and that prices for tIla
staple must decline heavy. BuyerE u.
goods are in no hurry 10 stock NH. ole
though many staple fabrics are SELF ar
below the present cost OF aprodu Hu.
such as heavy brOWA shtetings, delaIHea
etc.
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SAN FRANoIsoo, July 21.-It is ru-
mored that a fllibustering expedition
Is being fitted out TO capture and
nlunder the French Colonies of Ia
bite and New Caledonia. The French
Consul here is preparing Tor the
emergency.
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COUNCIL MEETIEG.-The Council
held a short impromptu meeting on
Wednesday afternoon. without notice
to the outer world. They closed the
contract with the Holly Manufactur-
ing Company for Water Works ma
chinery, and appointed the following
Judges and Clerks of election to serve
at the Straight Line Railroad election
on the 37th:
First Ward-Thomas Gibbs. InsDector
VIM. Kreiss, w. Bedford, Judges; r. D.
Richardson, G. Buchanan, Clerks.
Second ID. Roche, Insuector
James X. Minor. Mike Never. INDIES
Thos. b. ByrDes, Ben. II. Griffith, Clerks.
Third Ward-Henry Gumberts. Insnee.
tor; G.W .Shanklin, Chris. Dec ker' Judges
John McDonough, Chas. Decker. clerks.
Fourth Ward-Samd. II. Jones' Tnspect-
or; P. Negale, w. E. French, Judges: ].
+. B~ofandIck, Gus. Wulkop, Clerks.
Fifth W~ard-Peter Acker. Iuspector
NJ. Stumpf, James Swanson, Judges: Has
A. Gavisk, John Kerridge. Clerks.
Sixth Ward-N. Kapps, Inspector; Louis
Drum, VIM. Kolle, judges: H. W. Bippus,
T.. r. Males, Clerks.
Seventh Ward John Miller. Inspector
John Kuhn. JOhn @. Schen, Judges; Xav,
Bumgartner, p. ID. VIets Clerks.
Eighth Ward-Aug. Woehler. InsDector
| Chas. Roenfg, Louis uster, Clerks.
Ninth ard 7. Whittlesey, Inspect.
or; Pat Boyle, ]. H. De Lory, Judges: H
H. Jones, Aug. Uhl, Clerks.
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The committee and citizens present
unanimously passed the following:

ResOlved, That as DIR. Bray, Messrs.
Geo. H.. and Cyprian Preston are alb
sent from the city, that the subscrip-
ton committee be requested to cor
respond with them, and give them an
opportunity to subscribe to this much
needed improvement. We have no
doubt these gentlemen will respond
literally, and shall wait patiently to
record their action in this matter. So
far the committee feel encouraged.
According to the resolution creating
the subscription committee, each sub
scriber becomes a member thereof;
hence increased subscriptions may be
looked for.
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LICENSE NoTICE.-The city licenses
for drays, carts. and other vehicles
also saloon licenses, will have to be
renewed on or before the Ist day OF
August, 1870. VIM. HELDER, Clerk.
City Clerks Office. July 16, 1870.
iV21 st
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Corrected Time Table, June IL.
FRIDAY. JULY u, 1879.
CITY NE w 9

MAGAzINEs.-All the monthlies
Harper's. Godey's, Dem0rest's and the
Weekly Pictorial, are to be had at the
Post Office News and Cigar Stand.
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p9F A complete stock of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap, at
je7l SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.
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IA Harper's Monthly and the At
lantic Monthly were received by Fish
& Barter yesterday.
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BS~100 doz. White Cotton Hose at
10 cents a pair-better value than
aver before.
je71 SoHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS JUS 4
CoTTov 90 Steady; middllDR IL q EIttef
sa es 500 Dales receipts IS bales.
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RAJ Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods, at 10 cents per yard, retail
worth 30cents.
je71 SCHAPKER. BUssING & Co.
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HOTEL MEETING The soliciting
committee met yesterday morning, at
the Merchants National Bank, at the
appointed hour.
A few of those we were invited to
be present, attended the meeting, at
which subscriptions to the amount. of
$21 500 were received as follows:
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Important

Important.
When you want Prescriptions filed
correctly and cheapest, take them to
HALLoCK Il FoRD's Drug Store, Main
Street. between First and Second.
ie18- eodtf
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TORONTO. July 1.-THE boats and
fishing tackle seized in the st. Law
renee have been ordered returned.
Hereafter pleasure fishing parties will
be granted permits by the ~overseers
of the fisheries.
Considerable damage was done by
the storm last night.
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 21.-Dur.
ing the heavy storm last night three
buildings were burned by lightning.
No lives lost.