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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-15
Die SrGfsrin Der Setribtsn.
(gIus ~quysmburs.)

Oas WHITE Luxburgi fdos, vos prisca per
orbem fauna vocat, brh Str 9urrntureer, Cure
aIts 3rsue j9alt tur5 bic @slt! III aud btuir
nod pabr, tis Is srr srsi Sabrbanssrtsh tpabr
mar; % 10 ,umaI ,pabr, ivenn es fd uni bic VI
re Ter 9antsspatreain, I'm, ben alien tatbsliftm
@Iaubsn bantslt. Coil stpas fir bic 1rG-
ferin Der Ysribtsn ssi9sbsn, tann RECT ab I'M
5erisn tss 2uysmtarsrS zine ~eettiuaibssas
8sseiasrana, Gin Gtwas, es1sn tr nidt Ser anb
RaRer ID, sas in 8Iei& unb Slut issressanssa
IL, has CT nit Der Wuttermil& sinssiossn bat.
qurembursiids 3atipnalitat unp eists slr SrSfss
rim tr Ystrattsn ~ sleiStstsutsnb nnS faatmit"
tinanstr %,uiammsn.
gEir batsn larn mitsstbsilt ta6 bic tpabrbat
tatbsIifdta gsnpbner tts Neutbor SGartsrS
Sdritts sstbau babsn, IN, bic Watter Gsttss~
Status ibr etm Rsatbsr in ibrsr Habs Nv be-
balsn; pie rstt fs battsn, pie tsr netiena!sS
gsfibl fatbSIildsr gistat sSn Der san3sn Stst
sstbsilt wirt, sas bat ibaen Der sslriss Gbsne
tswisln; ft mSsen tarum hem Billie, sas tb.
nsn ssbSrt cine piirtise Stitts srriSttn, BE aud
Der 3aSpsIt bsHsiit tab eurtmburs Is f4 aar
gbrs anre&nst, Gin Stast anS &ubetatte trr
3rrRsrin Der Sstrabtsn ~ itin, uns bic benz
5remseu in 3ufunft mic in ttr gsrSanstnbsit
fast sab IT sins iatbsIiI9e, trsue Stabt bstritt.
Die Statue, gan; ssn utaifSsn Steia uns
faSnsr arbsit trast bic Sabrsssabl 1865; Gt bat
aIlo bic Ysssiferuns uub anba&t Der qurembur-
Ger fir ibrs SHUTTER Gsttfs tDabrfrS rnebr alS
;usi Sabrbunssrsn sstbsn, pnS tudsrsaS bic
fran,Sfl9sn SansnIettsn aas r~tlistStn Grinns'
runss,ei9sn in Der Statt euremburs abf&adtsn,
lif6tn re siss Bib iitr BEN 8eutbsr anttrhbrt;
mar % !3ufaa sssr mar eS cine bflonssrt 6asuus
Der gsnssmuttu, bic aud in iclGsn .3rtea ibrs
faabenss Sanp assr bic StaSt balita peatss
Die Siatus ID has lsste SHsutiat grinns-
raass;i6sn an bic terabmts Sapsas BOT BEN
Nsutbor, aus Hsltsr sas 9naptnbilo isbes Sabr
fir bic Ofias;sit nab Der jsBiesu SatstSrals Sc
bradst parpf; nit Rsbt fol- is baranl aud IN
Der 9abe ibrsr bisbuism Stsae bldtsa unb rsr
msib, oh ni&t aud bic fri9trs SapsQs sriepu.
QeBten Samaas wurps baS Bib aus finer 9i.
lte btrausesnsmmsn unp %sprlaufs bel ben 9ks
emptsriltnsattra abstisBt. Sbns baB trseno
Ssmnao bic SniiiaiiSs srsrit CAB T1 Der bslimm"
ts @unl4 lsfort funb, oas Bib mSse fetsriib
In bic aaibsSrals sttraat psrcsn, no es bleibsn
lea, bis ibm cine parpise Rubelatts bsim alien
Rsaibsr uridttt isi. Saum bate f4 Der s8anib
esaubtrt 70 raret Ct AUD ptrrirflt&t. Gin srss
6u Dassn par,s mit 2apstsn, ecrbtrnSdeH unS
"A ..- - So
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-15
Gnepfliea 1apftY iuS TX. Ssm
3. Suauft.

Gbrnareis. Sritsr, Cruz unt Aprftrlii6su
Sessn.
S6rn off, sbrHirbise Srabtr, srfiGrtsn Wir
wakrtnb hisIss lanstn Ysntifeatfs, an su6 Inns
h~snssnr, nit ipsl9' srObsr Danfbarfsit @ir bic
9spsiis Der Grssbsntsit unb Der ei,bs smsfnsen,
bic Der Grtt hes grbarmens tu1 unt ben sutrsr
Stbut anssrtrautsn @laabissn fir Tins ,nh bic
fen &potpIilSen Stubl finssssbsn bat, Sn tr
5bat, ais bic 5sinse GOttss anfnseu, in tas
~sltli4s Rsi@ bfFslbsn tin,ufaasn, I'm sntli8,
wtnn 60 mSsli1 mare, itr bic STRIDE Gbriif,
ptl6s lsin 4tib unb bic 3rassrin itinsr Wa1t.
fiat ii, Zen Sits bason su trassa, britt ibr
sbrpirtiss 9rissr, lcpie bas ariali@s gpIf tel,
nsn IussntIid auf 0ett, fnn bic Winht anb
bas Wsn sstrrdsr, an,uasbsa, tab Gr tsn
Sturm bsianftisf, unb fubrtt ibr fort, Inns matt
9sneiien sutrsr 2iste ~ iibsrbaufsn ane ALE
Mittsl an,uwsntsn, I'm, unsin l~lniersr Sssrans'
nib Grrit su f~rtntsn. Ra6esm @ir abtr islbit
titler Statt, Der Sauptitatt Der fatbrlii6tn sHslt,
ttraubt werbsn, unb Der Wiatar tsrsr frsisssss>
ben, pslat Inns s~srsswaltist battsuL bait ibr nit
hem srSesrn 1bsil Der 8laabissn surer DiS,sitn
cure Getste ssrtpspelt unb hurt Sablrsite Msrels
fen bic bsilissn &e@ts Der &slisirn ane @erst'
tisfsit, Hslts burd Elm unslaubli6ss 9lttfn-
tat nit 5isen s~rtretsn trprstu fnt, nsu tsFSs
tist.
Heuerrinss, tei benz in Der &sits Der rSmiitea
papte felt BEN y. pstrus ni6t wisssrbsltsn Or
sisniKt tss Gntrittss in cas- 26. Sabr l~lnisrsS
appFpIiiden &mtes auf benz rSmii9en StubIs
ssbt Str 70 ;ablrsi6e II. slan;snss Sspeiie satrfr
Srsuts assr sisie ~rlnisrsr unpartissn Ysripn &C.
pGbrte auesrrrtsntli6s @nats, seistst Sbr in 70
bobsm Graf. bic Istsntiss Strait, wslGs atsralbis
drifIi9s 5anilis bsisslt, bab Wirbasrn auf'stisf-
Ge tlns srsriHsn fiblten II. inbem 0ir nit tusra
gtbttsn Infer Glsbsn ssrsinistsn, srlanstsn @ir
neue Starfs, I'm nit srSberm Iertrauen ben,
solsn Sriuupbe Der Stride entssssn3uisbsn.
@sitT bat IS Tins aud ni6t usnis srfrsut bab in
aatn 3beien trr gbrifsnbsit sablrsiSs Staa'
rtn Der gIaubissn ~ Ben sbrparsisen Sempsln
frSmtsn, I'm nit ibrem Sirtsn ssrsint turd ~
fsnti9s gsttts unt ben gmsfan8 Der }. Gard
u,smts gstt fir bic Tine s~rpi.ens 9nast ;a ban-
Ten, uab sra Sbm iuasasisa ssn Siss Der Stride
;a frFsbsn. Nidt auein fablten @ir uns fr-
Isidtsr. in unierr gstrlbnib unb Sstransnie
lsabtrn tisisIbs purts in 5rsuts strnantsIt turb
bic @IadHinltt, bic 8rF&srunssn her grses
bsnbtit, foris tIr6 bic 9t8snpart 70 iablIsiSsr
glSubissn, wsl6e bier son allen Stitsn aulam-
usnprSmtsn, untsr ibnsn sisle, pel8e farG ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-15
kirdlidJe nadJridten.
M~aiflarung, Tarti9ritt II. Srsibeit.


Drei intaltIdpere unp rpblflinsencc
@prts! Sa, tper INNER sieie rrei @prte
ais Gpiang auf feline SABINE idreitt, Der
wirft IN uniern Sassn ii6erlid mic Elm
1asnet, Gem fisbt unp itrBm't @Qes su,
benz jaudst unr jubelt aues, mas ii6
feine semSbnlide SnteIisen; saidreitt
eatsesen.
@snn weilanr @aueniein feline Sromt>
mel rtbrsn lief, unb feline SABINE aufz
paanste, la wudien sleidiam Splpatsn
aus tsm Spber, ra rssr,rte eS Sanps<
fnsdte rbne 3abL unb rern beut su Sa<
ae Gin Slattder, Gin Spurnal, cine Inter
baltunssidrift rrer Gin sermeintlides
SuperlatiS Spn Sntellt9ens
In persona auftritt unp rieie trei @prte
an Der Stirne trast, uni urter rieier Sir
ma eessn Ssrbummuns, &ididritt unp
@efesfne6tun9 fdmpft unp turnt, 70
Fnbst IS bel ben Sinpern Der @dt sGz
Hang uab iplte 70 Gin Slatt rpsr cine Nes
DC aud ben miisrabslHen S6unp, bas
muFisfs @ilpprstt, bic baarfraubsnpits
&uH6neiserei a la Win6bauien, fault
bite Gel6t6tslIsen entbaIten, item-s
bridt fd fir cine fur;e 3eit Sabn.
Aaftlaruna Sntellisen; uno
Bsrti6ritt-ja, ME sIsttrifrsn ni9t
bieie 8prte bic Ia6e! Bel@e SeseifeS
rune tpsl6sr @ppluus, psl6e SinsabsI
,ptI9s Soffnunsen BON Soften perjsniss't
fir mslde bic SaBunsen tes Gbrifenz
tbpms su balten, cine ;u idrsre 9af 1T!
8snn man &~pdelsfSrner in's Uafer
,pirft 70 idnuppen bic 6ii6e.beisbunsris
tarnad, unp rpenn ~piejenissn, mel6e nod
feine trbaldt aud isben, bab ipltt, bic eas
Ypr Ssrtpfet san;li6 bstautt unp cana
sefaasen tperrsn-sIsidSisl-f ianapz
pen bod barnad. Strsi6t man cen
1auben @nisSl an bic 8llssl 70 brinsen
fie frsmpe Gaubsn nit in ben S9las;
beseId@sn ,penn man Salorian irsetrs
no binltst f. ;isbt sr bic &aBsn an ME
Der 5snis bic arnfiisn, unb tpsnn Elm
8irtb in's Slattlsin sinriidsn labt: am
na6fen Sunntas Ha6mittas 1T Sans
llno Hotties 5rsttsment nit Spsis unc
Grant ta remit oft alles bin, mas ni6t
binft anD feinsn SSdsr bat unO fsltf
munssr BON lsBtsrer @rt IaBt f6's niGt
i,sbmsn babel au isin. Spl6 Elm Spfops
GEL elm S5psr, cine gnnpte, cine Reelams
Sanfare, cine bsbanisbnliGsGima fnp Die
8srts: ~asftldrunS Gpnidritt Snteat
9ens anb 6reibsit. Sur eisle ArtitsI sublt
man f6psrts gslp, man idssit f6 bsiS
fer fdr bisie priSileSirtsn uuO satntinen
1lnissrfalmitttl 3ur Sssladuns pcs Sol
fs8.--Iian f6rsibt unb erudt man fu6t
fein postildeS @enie-psnn au6 auf bic
9ewfinfs Bele-3u SsiSsn, man asitirt
~ gunfea bisir Sdopsfincer pes XIX
Sabrbunpertss ; man bstet an aao ppfnt
&dbraua Dor ben ~bsfran3tsn Altarsn
birfr @0tter Ses bsrrI6snSen .3eitsetfss
llts rans falminirt unp pulsertrt pie tod,
iptnrl man dnen SdpaErpd witter,
Der sitien fslsmnsn Suit su ~profanissn
pSer 3u fsSsa ed ste,ifsn tSante. aufs
HkrunG 6srtf&riH unt Sutsk'
HBenle pte bsuli& aiussu cure Ssus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-09-15
2atbplifher Sirhen : &aleuser.

16. Srnntas n. ". gSans.: Grm @afer'
iihtisen. SGe. ii. Ill.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23
rELEGwApHIrEm..

Mr.. Schenck will present bis credentials to
the Queen on Friday.
Foster Blodgett, late Superintendent of State
roads of Georgia, has been indicted for embez-
cling the funds of the State. All
A sharp earthquake shock occurred at Cal
isto, Cal, at one O'Clock Wednesday morning.
Brooks hotel, in Heights valley. was burDed
by the chimney being thrown down by the
earthquake.
During "a tornado in Scranton, Iowa, Sun
9ay, the resio ence OF Samuel Huntington was
: Dlown ten rods and demolished. Mr.. Hdnt-
an,'. was instantly killed, and his son and
A three-story building in Cherry Valley, N.
Gn i, occuple1 Dy smith & ireland, publishers Of
Cherry valley Gazette, and several stores was
burned yesterday morning; loss $4,000.
"A mineralogist in San Francisco claim. Tho
discovery OF process for combining iron and
copper which produces compound harSar
than iron, and cOmpanyi is forming to test the
process.
Mrs. Vallaniigham fails to recognize her
most intimate friends. 1t is feared that she
has lost or will lose her reason, while others
declare that the double shock she has encoun-
tered during the last few days in the loss of
her brother and husband threatens the most
fatal consequences, and that her death is O
matter of brief time.
Albert T. Pierce, Superintendent of tke
StoughtOn Branch railroad, died Wednesday
from injuries by being thrown from a carriage.
board authorized by the last Legislature to ex-
anime druggists clerks. Prof r. o. Dolenus
is chairman.
John s. Arnel of California lost $500 in a
panel house Wednesday night in New York.
Isaac Kaufman was held for $1,000 bail Thurs
day for defrauding the revenue by the the re-
use of tobacco stamps.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23
METEOROLOGICAL.

WARRINGTON, June 22-7 80 p. M.-Synopsis
of the weather for past "a hours. Barometer
has very generally fallen in the Mississippi
Valley. 1t rose ON the Atlantic coast during
the night, but is now again falling and espec.
tally SO from the lower lakes to the middle At
lantic. The temperature has risen somewhat
from the Ohio Valley north and westward.
SOutheasterly winds have to-day prevailed in
the middle Atlantic, and light winds in the
Southern States and on the lakes Threaten
ing weather with light rains was experienced
on Wednesday evening from Lake Erie to
Minnesota, and is now followed by partially
cloudy weather with rain at Chicago only
Cloudy and threatening weather is increasing
in the Middle States. Local rains in the night
passed over North Carolina. ~
obabilities-Threatening weather with &C.
casional light rains is probable tor tonight in
Pennsylvania and to some extent on Friday in
the Eastern States. The conditions are favor
able for severe local storms from Arkansas to
Ohio. No extended disturbances are probable
on Friday for our coasts. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23
BY TELEGRAPH
70 EIG N
FRANCE.
TO THE DAILY PRESS.

PARIS. June 2-Evening.-Duke d. Aur.
male has landed at Calais and is xpected at
Paris tonight. s stt .-s
Magne. formerly Minister of finance under
the empire, is a candidate Tor the Assembly
from the department of Dordogne.
Mcmahon has relinquished his intention to
reign the command OF the army.
Inc ministry of finance is returning to Paris
and will take up its quarters at the Lorne.
The rumOr that M. LsFranc has gone TO
England is false.
GREAT BRITAIN. aq,
Parliamenu.
LONDON, June % In the House of Com
mons tonight the bill authorizing the con-
structiOu OF horse railroads in London was re-
jected. Several government measures were
withdrawn iu consequence of the approaching
Propagation OF Parliament.
Mr.. Lowe, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
stated that it was impossible to discontinue the
pension OF $4,000 granted to the descendants of
VIM. Penn in consequence of the American
revolution. The present recipient Of the pen.
sion is one William Stewart.
GERMANY.
Railroad Accident.
BERLIN, June pa terrible accident &C.
Cured to-day on the Leipsic line railway, to
the train conveying the Prussian troops from
track. and officers and q prvates killed, and
officer and 40 privates wounded.
Foreign Items. s.
The review OF 100, 900 troops at Longchamps
has been fixed for next Sunday.
The mortality is increasing 10 Paris in conse-
quence of the arrival of la -ge numbers of emil
grants from the ceceded provinces. Neither
the cholora nor typhus is however prevalent
The Germans are Directing to the proposal
of the French Military Committee for organic
ing an active field force of $50 O00 as that num-
her ia preaLlv in excess If the numher atinulat-
ed in the treaty OF peace lately concluded be-
tween the two nations. rsv.s
The italian Chambers will be adjourned be-
fore the end OF the present week. The idea of
holding short session in Rome has been aban-
dOned.
The Minister Of the Interior hasDordered The
dissolution OF all chapters Of the International
Society ia Italy. 0 7n- Il !.
The Spanish ministry is about to resign.
The San Domingo factions are making prep.
aratiOns for more active hOstilities and the
country is greatly excited.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23
rRLEGRAPHlOuTcms.

a The natives of Alsace and Lorraine residing
in California, protest against cession of those
provinces to Germans. Rather late
The steamer Moses Taylor, Of Webb's line,
arrived at San Francisco Thursday morning,
with los passengers from Australia, bound
East 1900 ,s.9,t. -=s-'f..
New Zealand mining news is favorable.
A new temperance society was organized at
Worcester, Mass, Thursday az an auxiliary to
the Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society.
the object being to forward the reform by NOR.
al means.
A fire in Champaign, ILL.,, yesterday, destroy
ed several stores and the office of the Gazette
Loss $4,000.
The new BalticLloyd line will take month.
ly mails from New York to Scand navian ports
at ten cants per half ounce for prepaid letters,
and for German ports at six cents per single
letter rate. The first steamer OF the line will
leave New York July Is. ts.f-.
Vice President Colfax continues to recover
rapidly and will soon be as well as ever again.
Senator Stewart oil Nevada recommends the
appointment of new judges for Utah, but the
Gentle lawyers and Federal officials are op-
posed to any change. @
This morning a fire occurred In a copper
smith shop on Pitts street. Boston, doing dam
age to the amount Of $4,000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23

1T seldom SO desirable an opportunity is Of
Tered to the public to supply themselves with
Dry Goods, as is offered by the sale commence
ing at the rooms of F. 0. Bailey g. Co. to-day.
Inc counters are piled high with domestic
gooos' 'ne sheives loaded with elegant goods
sucn as rich Silks, Paisley Shawls, Dress
Goods, Linens, Woolens. Hosiery. &c. Refer
to Auction column for better Dissertation Of the
goods, and we would advise our readers tn
step in and see for themselves, knowing that e
-they do SO they will not not fail to be present
at the sale and secure soma Of the fine bargains
that must be given.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23

Is II RIGHT TO TEMPT PEOPLE TO COMMIT
CRIMRs?-It appears from MIR. RouDdy's state
ment in the PRESS this morning, that "before
closing his store he took his morey from bis
drawer, counted it on his show case and put it
in his pocket-book." Whether any outsiders
were permitted TO witness this operation, does
not appear from the account given. But
strange as it may seem, 1t is permitted in too
many cases. And in my view is something
more than unsuspecting, excusabe neglect.
1t is furnishing the reckless desperadOes that
prowl about the streets of cities on dark nights,
the very opportunities they seek, to mark and
ance OF successful plumber. How many OF
those fellows, think you, would make such at
tacks upon any of the thousands who walk our
streets in the evening, without fist knowing
who to strike? e. +.
,June % --as
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23

PORTSMOUTH, CT. FALLS AND CONWAY RAIL
hoAD.-The contract for the grading and ma
sorry OF the extension of this road from West
osspee to North Conway, distance of seven
teen miles, has been awarded TO George f.
Hitchings of Portland, who has been enoaoed
since December last in grading the road from
Union to West Ossipee, distance of twen,v.
eight miles, for the same company. work
will be Immediately commenced on the new
contract and completed to Conway by Octo.
Der Of this year. Mr.. Hitchngs has nearly
completed his contract for ballasting the track
of the Portland & Re chester Railroad Compa-
ny. and his ability to fulfill his engagements
gives him constant employment. He has bad
more and better experience than any other
contractor in New England, having commend
ed railroad business under the late Hon. John
M. Wood, on the Erie road in New York, and
subsequently with the same gentleman on the
Atlantic & st. Lawrence railroad, from its
commencement TO its completion, and then on
the York 3 Cumberland railroad. He is sec.
ond to no contractor in his knowledge of build
ing railroads.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23

CONCORD Jue 22.-The unseating in the
House of Mr.. Londonderry was done without
opposition, as it was clearly shown tIat the
RAJ able polls Of the town entitled them to only
one representative. He was allowed mileage
and per diem to date. Most of the afternoon
the resolution called up from the table by Mr..
Bingham for the removal, by address, of Hon.
Samuel Upton, Police Justice of Manchester,
and was finally referred to committee
of five from Manchester, to be appoint
edj by the Speaker. A resolve to Fl move,
by address. the Sheriff of Rockingham
CO., Caleb Moulton of Hampton. was then pre-
sented on yea and nay vote and carried, 151
yeas to 129 rays The axe is now in earnest,
being laid to the tree. ~. tt.f :
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23
atu NEW Y0RK.

NEW York, June, 22-The tea, coffee and
sugar merchants 10 this city to-day appointed
q committee of 81 to organize .Grocers'
Board of Trade" to whom all complaints, ir-
regula tiles and discreditable practices 10 BUSH
ness will be referred.
The annual regatta of the New York Yacht
Club came OtftO.day. The start was made at
.55 The first vessel home was the schooner
Tidal Wave. having sailed over the ~ miles
course in 8 hours 10 minutes and 6 seconds
Cambria hours m. and 80 seconds Palmer
hours ~ minutes and 40 seconds. Shops
Adde 6 hours 20 minutes; Peerless 6 hours 81
minutes and 80 seconds; Oracle hours 43
minutes and 46 seconds; Coming hours 49
minutes and % seconds. AS half Of the fleet
rounded the wrong buoy the judges declined to
make decision till all the protests were re-
ceiyed, s1&l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23
Ward Caupcuses.

The Republicans of Portland are requested to
meet at their respective Ward Rooms, on MONDAY
EVENING JUNE 26th, at eight o'clock, to choose
six delegates from each Ward, to the Republican
State Convention to be held at City Hall, Portland,
june 29lh.
The delegates thus chsoen are requested to meet
In the Reception Room in the City Building on
Tuesday afternoon at FIVE O'CLOCK for the pur-
pose of selecting TOUR delegates at large to the
Convention. a
Per Order OF Republican City Committee
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23

RECENT developments will induce the belief
that the Ohio Democracy had better have stuck
to their proverbal beverage instead of taking
nothing but lemonade aud ice water the day of
the new departure convention, for it now turns
out that that Gen. Ewing and not General Nc
Cook received the majority. A Washington
dispatch says there are several parties now in
this city who attended that convention, some
in the capacity of delegates, who kept tally
sheets crediting each county delegation with
its vote when cast by the secretary, and all
these tally. sheets agree that Ewing was NOM
mated by 20 majority. This result is shown by
a halt dozen tally-sheets kept by men of expe-
rience. The friends of McCook hold that his
subsequent unanimous nomination by conven-
ton, as a matter of both law and fact, cured all
prior errors and mistakes. But this legal and
technlcai view Of the situation does not give
much satisfaction, either TO Ewing's personal
friends or to those strong partizans of his in
the convention who feel that after fairly win
ming victory they have been swindled out OF its
fruit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23

THE Iowa Republican State Convention
Wednesday nominated G. G. Carpenter for
governor by acclamation; II. E. Butler for
lieut.. governor; James D. Gray for Judge of
the supreme court; Col Arson Abernethy for
superintendent of public instruction. ResOlu-
tiOns were adopted indorsing the Republican
party; congratulating the country upon the
adjustment of the difficulties with Ct. Britain !;
favoring protection on the basis of revenue
tariff and uniform system of taxation; the
State control of railroads by the legislatures;
the annexation OF San Domingo when the peo-
pie of that island desire; indorsing and approx
ing Grants administration; favorDg the en-
courage ment of the agricultural interests OF the
subsidies and endorsing the State administra-
tim
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23

tSpecial Dispatch by International Lime. z
BOSTON. June 21.-l Reportek for the Press. 1.-THE
following is list OF prices quoted this aiternoon
Domestic-OhIo and Pennsylvania pick-lock 70 a
IS; d0choice Xxx 57y@62c fine x 56 q SIC; medium
% q SEC; coarse so q 55c; Michigan extra and XXX
"a "a Sc; fine 81 q 54c; medium "a q SEC; COM
mon SIC; other common 90 q DOC; other West
ern fine and extra 81 q 55c; medium 80 QD SIC;
mon 48 q SIC; pulled extra As q Coo; superfne As
q Toe; No at So "a 45c; combing fleece at 81 q Coo;
California at "a q 26c; Texas at 20 q 40c; Canada
cOmbing 81 q &c; Smyrna washed at 90 q 00c; IN
washed Oh q 00c; Buenos Ayres at 30 a 40; Cape of
Good Hope at So q 40c; Mesize pulled 80 a TIC. >
Remarks-There has been check as yet in the
upward movement in wool. At the West the excite
ment undated and the clip is being bought rapid
ly BY manufactures and dealers. New fleece comes
forward slowly as yet and Is taken about fast
received at full prices. ...,, w
In New York there is not much change in the mar
ket The new clip fleece comes forward slowly but IL
generally held above the views OF buyers California
and Texas wool continues in active request and full
prices prevail. Pulled WOO is in moderate supply
and good dem aud at steady prices. There continues
quite active demand Tor foreign, the high prices
ruling for other kinds having directed the attention
OF the trade more toward foreign descriptions.
In Philadelphia the market has been very firm but
the transactions are limited owing to the small sur
plies coming forward and the stringent rates demand
ed by holders. It's reported that more than three
fOurlhs of the new clip has already been disposed Of
and that the present crop will be fully 20 per cent
less than that OF last year % =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-23

The STEAMER CLoTILDA.-All the freight
has been taken ont of this vessel, ashore on
Wells Beach, and renewed efforts will be made
to get her off at the high tides ON the full of
the present moon. She lies easy aud has not
bedded since she was hauled to her present pc.
sition. Her anchors have been carried out,
and additional heavy tackle was taken out on
Wednesday to be put on. A tug is employed
by the contractors, and will aid in the attempt
10 float the ship. p