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thoroughly pure nothing aocepab to tbs sJmsc iisLA
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By Children with perfect safety
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THE LARGEST STOCK,
THE BEST QUALITY.
THR BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE COUNTRY Op
ALPACA,
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FANCY PLAID. AND
COTTON BRAIDS,
FROM NOS TO ~ INCLUSIVE
AT OUR STORE. NO 90 wHlTg-sT. NETWORK
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NyVOpSS TOT Ht Ddtt tUthTYTOitf HOUfA.
he barometer continues 10 fall on the Pa
cbc Coast with brisk southeast winds and threatening
weather. The Storm which Saturday evening in
southern Georgia, and was seyereSt from SOut Carolina
$" Florida has passed nOTth-eastward into the Gun
f'team Heavy rains with high winds, were experienced
ON small portion of the coast, which now followed
sy Gear weather and Gains Partially cloudy weather
lbs been experienced in The Eastern States with light
as Vh the coast Of Maine. Ere b nOrthcastery winds,
VII" threatening weather, o. the Upper Lakes.
r, t...,. Probabilities.
~ ~ pio9SDe that Oh Monday, clear dearingup
WI prevail the BtlaQr Coast; partially
co'y 'dler with gentle winds from the Lakes 10
- probable that storm Will be experienced
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Wedding and Visiting urds stamping S,ts P.Dsr
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MINIATURE ALMANaC

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la the spring and Summer Asnths the system sh0n b,
thorough, puei ap.ab to tho sma- iILA
BOLDS CArAwBA GRAPE PILLS after whoh us HHlMRoLVs
EXTRACT sARsAPARLLA They inv sorste the system nasas
Health yigo causing gripping pans and be tAsa
byC Children parlct
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAX UFTATI
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFfCRR,
WAsHINGTON, ID. G., April l6. ls7l--7:aO y. N.
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BELOW.
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MAINE.
Republican Sta; g Convention.

hcpuOlICtttl ct0 z
PORTLAND, June 29.-The Maine
Republican State Convention, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for
Governor, and transacting any other
business that may come before it, con-
vened in the City Hall this morning.
The Convention was called to order by
Hon. James G. Blaine, chairman Of the
State Committee, who read the call oil
the meeting. Prayer was offered by
Rev. Mr.. Bailey. Hon. A. H. Walker,
of Lowell, was nominated and elected
temporary chairman. 2. A. Smith. Of
Portland; F.. P. Simonton, Of Rock
land, and H. s. Osgood, OF Augusta,
were elected Secretaries A committee
on Credentials, consisting Of one dele
gate from each county, was appointed
to whom was rc'erred the credentials
Of the delegates. A committee on Per
manent Organization was appointed,
consisting OF one delegate from each
county. The committee on Permanent
Organization reported recommending
that the temporary. organization be
made permanent with a Vice President
from each county. The report was
accented. The committee on Creden-
tials reported 800 delegates present,
which report.was accepted. The report
of the committee on appointing State
Committee and a committee on Resolu'
tions reported aud their report was
accepted. j. W. Porter, Of Berlin,
moved that Hon. Sidney Perham, OF
Paris, the present incumbent, be nomi-
mated by acclamaton, and requested his
presence at the Convention. Hon. Jas.
G.. Blaine was called upon and addressed
the convention on the political qnes'
tions of the day and laid down the duty
OF the Republicans. Remarks were
also madeby Mr.. Frye, Of Lewiston.
Mr.. Perham was introduced and made
a brief address, accepting the nomina
tion and thanking the delegates for the
honor conferred upon him.
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IOWA.
The New Departure-weather and
Crops.

The New Departure-Weather and
Crops.
DEsMolNEs, June 29.-Not all the
Democrats will depart in the new de-
parture. Some OF the dissatisfied ones
issued a call for a regular old rebellion
convention in this city on August 18th.
As that date comes on Sunday this
year, the City Marshal will see that
our people are not thus disturbed in
their devotions. -,
1t is remarked by farmers that all
the crops are looking unusually well.
Corn has doubled its growth in the last
ten days and it is now six feet high.
Owing to clowdy weather, the wheat
is suffering but little from rust and
bugs are not 90 injurious as it was
thought they would be. The weather
has been moderate since Sunday, when
it was IO2 degrees in the shade and
l35 in the sun. There were heavy
rains north Of here last night, and the
streams are rising.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,
The Latest News.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
ll2f.
The festival of the North Eastern
Sangerbund closed yesterday with q
general picnic at Jones Wood, n. Y,
John E. Simpson, late Assistant Su
perintendent OF the Vandalia railroad
has been promoted to the General Su'
perintendenoy Of the entire line.
The Republican State Convention OF
California, on Wednesday, nominated
Newton Booth, of Sacramento, for Gov
ernor, by acclamation.
Two Germans, while working on a
house at Jersey City Heights, yester-
day, were precipitated thirty feet upon
some rocks and one of them was in.
stantly killed. The other, Abel Bruck,
was fatally injured, and their employer,
John Walford, was severely hurt.
An elderly man named Weutz was
Frustrated by sunstroke in tobacco
field a few miles south Of Dayton,
Ohio, Wednesday morning and died
shortly afterward. His wife was
burned a short time since by the ex-
plosion of coal oil lamp in Indiana.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 29.-The first issue
Of the St. Louis Daily Journal of Com
msrcs has appeared to-day. 1t is very
handsome nine column sheet and is
edited and published by men Of ability
and means, who are bound to make it
great success. 1t is supplied with
news by the American Press Associa-
ton. The Pacific and Atlantic Tele-
graph Company have brought into St;
Louis two new wires from the East and
have now ample facilities for press dis.
patches, and for business.
There is much talk about Reaves, re,
cent reply to the New York Independ'
ent, and is thought to have established
his position against Senator Morrell.
The location OF a union depot oc-
cupies much attention, but conclusion
is not likely to be reached till the war
between the great Eastern companies
for control Of some of the Missouri
roads reaches a conclusion.
A narrow gauge railroad is about to
be built to connect the lair grounds more
closely with the city.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Synopsis for the Past Twenty.FOu
Hours.

SynODSlS fuSt OuT
Hours.
WASHINGTON, June 29-7:30 P. M
The barometer has fallen slightly
north and west OF Missouri; it has
generally risen since Wednesday even
ing on the Lakes and Atlantic coast,
but is now somewhat fallen from North
Carolina to Florida. The temperature
has fallen on Lakes Erie and Ontario,
in the Ohio Valley and Florida North
west winds have prevailed during the
day north and east Of Pennsylvania;
southwesterly winds have set in on the
Gulf coast, and fresh northerly winds
on Lake Michigan are now local and
variable. Clear weather has been very
generally reported in the interior, and
clearing weather in the Middle and
Eastern States. Clouds and rain pre-
vailed in northern Florida. A light rain
fell in western Tennessee during the
night.
ProbaJiHties-It is probable that the
threatening weather on the Gulf coast
will extend with southwesterly winds
into the interior, and rain is probable in
the south Atlantic States tonight.
Easterly winds are probable for the
upper Lakes on Friday. Cool westerly
winds and partially cloudy weather will
probably be experienced in the Middle
and Eastern States.
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MEMPHIS.
Violent Storm-Steamer Struck by
n Hurricane-Y0ung Man Killed

Violent Storm-Steamer Struck by
Hurricane-Young Man Killed,
&c.
MEMPHIS, June ga violent storm
of wind, hail and rain passed over
Helena, Arkansas, yesterday, unroofing
several houses and uprooting trees, &c,
but causing no other serious injury.
Tuesday evening as the steamer Al.
White was coming up the river, and
when four miles above Napoleon, was
struck by hurricance that carried her
mile down stream, nearly capsizing
her at one time, causing great excite.
ment among the passengers. One OF
them deck passenger, name unknown,
and another man, a cabin passenger,
jumped overheard when the boat was
careened fully two feet, 80 that her
guards were under water, and both were
drowned. The deck and cabin crews,
with the passengers, also seized life
preservers and unhinged the doors
and shutters, with the intention Of jump,
ing overheard, but were prevented by
the officers of the boat, who with the
assistance Of one or two Of the crew,
succeeded in getting the line to the
shore, and made her fast. The
storm lasted an hour and is reported as
being the most severe ever experienced
by the officers of the steamer mentioned
above. The same storm passed 10 the
northwest Of the city and may have
done damage elsewhere.
Lewis Doyle, newspaper peddler on
the NJ. & c. railroad, fell through be-
tween the rear cars Of the express train,
near this city, to-day, and was killed.
A young man named Esom was shot
and instantly killed last evening, a few
miles from the city, on the Horn Lake
road, by a man namrd Lisle, who taking
afrront at something said by Esom
at q picnic, followed him from the
ground and shot him through the head,
afterwards escaping to the woods. So
far he has escaped arrest
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CRICKET.

New YORK, June 29.-The cricket
match played at Hoboken. between the
St George Club, Of New York, and the
Philadelphia Club, closed to-day with
a victory for the latter club. With the
exception of Gibbs. the fielding upon
the part of the New York Club was
very tame. Pbiladelphia took the
palm both in bowling and batting. Hon.
James Packenbam, Of the British LIE
CATION played with the St. George Club,
and did we'll. The score for the game
was: First day-St. George Is; Philar
delphia, 56. Second day-St. George,
SO; Philadelphis, ITO. Total Score
81. George l5S; Philadelphia, l66.
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SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
Examination OF Scott, the Supposed
Murderer.

Examination OF Scott, the Supposed
Murderer.
SPRINGFIELD, June 29.-Scott, the
supposed murderer of Daniel Hertzler,
was taken before Judge Dial, ofthe Pro-
bate Court to-day, for examination.
Elmer Washburne, Warden Of the
Illinois Penitentiary John Reid, Com
missioner of the Penitentiary, D. c.
Sleeper, Deputy Warden, and II. E.
Benier, Steward, testified that the pris-
ener was an escaped convict from the
penitentiary, and that his real name
was Thomas Reilly. committed for bank
robbery in 1866 and escaped October
1867. and again the same month, 1868.
Several witnesses testified that he was
Scott and could not be mistaken as to
his identity. DR.. A. Potter, of this
city, finally tistified that Scot. had a
double set of teeth, which the prisoner
had not. This testimony was not re-
futed and Judge Dial surrendered him
to the Illinois officer, who left with him
tonight.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June 29.-The following
resolution was unanimously adoptedsby
the Chamber of Commerce to-day:
Resolved, That the Board of Officers
recommend to the Chamber the appro'
priation OF $500 to the coming exposi'
ton, to be applied to the fund for pre-
miums on cotton to be awarded by the
Exposition committee.
Nine thousand dollars have already
been subscribed by the merchants to
the exposition.
Three hundred Germans held mass
Beeling to-day and resolved to petition
the Mayor to repeal the Sunday law
prohibiting music in beer saloons,
musicialconcerts &c, or otherwise pro-
hibit the issue of newspapers, plying ot
milk wagons, and close cigar stands
in short prohibit all business vocations
on that day.
The body of Norri. Knight, who
was drowned on Tuesday night, was
recovered this afternoon and sent to
Chicago.
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Treasury at Frankfort, but shall pay the
indemnity in installments."
The Prince and Princess of Wales are
about 10 pay visit to Germany.
Sentences OF Court Martial.
MARsElLLRs, June 29.-The court
martial in session here pronounced the
following sentences: Bremieux, Etienne
and Pellisker were sentenced to death.
Duclos, Marten, Hostorg, Breton and
Cactust are to be transported for ten
years. Labu was sentenced to the
galleys, and Eberard to ten years impris.
onment. Six of the accused were &C
quilted. s. .. -eE q
Banquetted.
LONDON, June 29.-The delegates OF
the American Evangelical Alliance to
confer with the Car Of Russia, were
banqueted at Richmond last evening by
the Evangelical Alliance of England.
Thomas Hughes, NJ. P, gave them a
reception to-day.
Napoleon.
The Emperor Napoleon has visited
London and been reelected member
OF the Army and Navy Club.
The little ship City of Raguss, from
New York, arrived to-day.
Boiler Explosion.
A boiler explosion at Kids Grove
occasioned the death of six men, and
nineteen others were seriously injured.
German Bonds.
BERLIN, June 29.-Bismarck has
called in the first issue Of 100000
German bonds, the interest of which
will cease on the first Of Jonuary next
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LOUISVILLE.
Strike of Glassblowers-The Steam.
or Le0nfdaa

Strike of Glassblowers-The Steam.
er Leonidas.
LOUISVILLE, June 29.-The glass
blowers Of New Albany struck Wed,
nesday morning, claiming they had not
been paid accordingly to agreement.
They gave the managers no notice and it
was with difficulty they procured blow
ers sufficient to save the glass in the pots.
The blowers propose to abandon the
cooperative plan upon which they
have been working, and strike for full
wages. The compan: have secured
other blowers and work is progressing
as usual.
The freight Of the Leonidas will be
taken to Cairo on the barge Clarinda in
tow of the steamer Robin. The Cham
pion will probably be secured to raise
the Leonidas.
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BASE BALL.

a1.NEw Y YoRk, June 29.-The Athletic
base ball club, of Philadelphia, arrived
here this morning, and in the afternoon
played the Mutuals of this city upon the
Union grounds, Brooklyn. There were
over 5000 persons present including a
large number Of Philadelphians. The
betting was 100 to 60 on the Mutuals
and large sums of money changed
hands. Thos. Pratt, OF the Philsdel.
phia Olympics, was chosen umpire.
The game was closely contested through
ont, resulting in victory for the Athle'
tics by score Of S to 4; both white
washed seven times. q
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ILLINOIS.
Educational Matters.

CHICAGO, June ga new and very
promising enterprise for establishing
a first-class institution of learning at
Ravenswood has progressed so far that
a corporation has been duly formed,
and today the following gentlemen
were chosen trustees: E. w. Batch
ford, Hon. S. B. Grookins, Rev. w. A.
LLOYD, z. B. Taylor, NJ. Vanall en-,
Robert Greer and Prof. W. P. Jones
Promises Of large donations to the en-
terprise have already been made by men
of wealth and the trustees expect to
erect this season suitable buildings and
set in motion classical school similar
to like institution of New England.
Commencement exercises of the
graduating class Of the University of
Chicago were held to day in the Michi-
gan avenue Baptist church. the usual
number of L. L. Dis. and D. De. were
distributed. Ten young men graduated
in the regular course, together with
some special and scientific students,
and there also graduated twenly.eight
law students.
EVANSTON, June 29.-The annual
collegiate commencement exercises close
here to-day by addresses by the gradu
ates Of Garrett Biblical Institute. Yes
terday was a grand day, an excellent
class Of fifteen senoirs of the North
western University delivering their
graduating addresses and receiving their
diplomas. There was large audience.
In the evening a very pleasant reunion
OF the faculty, alumni, citizens and Wis
itors took place, on the occasion of the
annual levee, at the residence Of Rev.
DR.. Haven, President Of the University.
Under the able administration Of DR..
Haden this University is rapidly loom
ing up as one Of the very best educa-
tional institutions in the United States.
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MONTANA.
RepublIcaa Convention.

HELENA, June 29.-The Republican
Convention of Montana, which assem-
bled here yesterday. nominated VIM.
Clagget, of Deer Lodge. for delegate to
Congress. He is pitted against Warren
Toole, the left wing Of the Democracy.
A Republican triumph in Montana is
confidently expected. The election
takes place on the FIRST Tuesday in An.
gust. Mr.. Clagget although thorough
out-and-out Republican. is . son Of
Judge Clagget, the notorious Iowa Cop.
perhead leader OF Keokuk.
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CLEVELAND.
heath of bishop Lewis.

CLEVELAND, O., June 29.-Bishop
Lewis, of the Fl. Wayne Diocese, died
here today, Of apoplexy. He came
here on Tuesday, for the purpose OF
conferring honors at the seminary ex.
animation. He was formerly pastor OF
St. Joseph's Church, Cincinnati, and
was the, first bishop appointed to the
F. Wayne Diocese, where he resided
for the last II years. He was 4s years
of age. RVS
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NEW YORK.
Nfaduct Railroad.

NEw YORK, June 29.-Subscription
books for the capital stock Of the Via
duct Railroad Company were opened
yesterday at the bank OF Duncan, Sher'
man & Co., and also at the Bank OF the
Metropolis. An unusual number o.
merchants, bankers and capitalists were
present at these places. and it is said
the stock is being rapidly taken. 1t is
confidently asserted that the stock will
all be taken before July 3lst, when the
work will be Immediately commenced
and pushed with vigor.
Court Martial.
A general court martial will meet to-
day at the headquarters Of General Nc.
Dowell, for the trial of First Lieutenant
Gordon Winslow, Of the Eighth United
States Infantry.
4 Criminal Gives Himself Up.
Michael Iaughlin came to the Police
Headquarters to-day, and stated that he
was without money and desired to de.
liver himself up for shooting and slight
ly wounding James MCGEE, in Phila-
delphia, about a year ago. He was
detained to await the arrival Of Phila-
delphia officers.
Departure or the Polaris.
Afler working all night, ,sthe Polaris,
of the Arctic expedition, was fully
equipped and she proceeded directly to
sea with the tide this afternoon. A large
number of friends bade Captain Hall
goodbye at the navy yard, and the sail
ors on the receiving ship Vermont
cheered them heartily.
Emperor OF Brazil.
Brazilian officers state positively that
the Emperor Of Brazil is not coming to
this country during his present trip, as
he will not have sufficient time and the
health Of his wife will not permit
The officials assert, however, that he
is desirious of coming here and will do
80 at the earliest possible opportunity,
which will probably be in about eight
cen months.
Verdict Rendered.
A suit in the Marine Court By Fran
els Abby and other colored seaman,
against Captain Peabody for damages
for criminal exposure,and cruelty suf
ferred on board the ship Neptune, re-
suited in a verdict for the plaintiffs.
On the trial Captain Peabody put in
evidence a release signed by all the
sailors, surrendering all claims against
him for twenty-five dollars. The plain
tiff's counsel contended that the release
had been procured by fraud. He was
sustained by Judge Curtis, from whose
decision an appeal was taken to the
general term.
Last Day OF the Saengerfest.
To-day is the last day Of the great
German Saengerfest. The victorious
societies who gained the prizes were
last evening entertained by the New
York societies. The banquet was at
tended by delegates from all OF the 80
cieties participating in the Saengerfest.
Many societie, leave the city to night
and probably will be all gone to'mor-
row.
Couldn't Agree. ..
The trial Of John Conners for the
murder OF John Cess, on the Goth Of
March last, was concluded yesterday.
The jury remained out till 1890 P. NJ,
when they announced themselves una
BILE to agree and were discharged.