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THE LOGAN COUNTY, toJ TOR.
NADO.
More Terrible and Destructive than
I -, first Reported.

- first Reported.
CINCINNATI, June 11.-Later informa.
tion from the severe tornado which visit.
ed Quincy and Degraf, Logan county,
Ohio, Saturday evening, shows it more
terrible and destructive than first report
cd. The weather indicated q sultry day,
which'was followed by the appearance Of
clouds In the West at five o'clock in the
evening, which gathered in blackness and
size with fearful rapidlty. A heavy wind
set in and at half.past five the whirlwind
struck the earth five miles from Quincy,
moving northeasterly. The destroyer
was hardly more than five minutes reach.
ing Quincy, through which 1t passed, max.
ing clean sweep Of houses, trees and
fences along the path which fortunately
was comparatively narrow. In this vii.
lage fifty or sixty dwellings and two
stores and two churches and as many
more shops, stables and out buildings were
unroofed or rocked upon their lounda-
tons or demolished. The air was literal
ly filed with flying weatherboards, furni.
ture, lath and plaster. A parlor stove
was caught up by the wind and hurled
through the air, falling upon woman
who was so crushed that she has since
died. The Baptist and Methodist Episco.
pal churches were completely destroyed.
The tornado on the way to Degraff struck
Boggs' Touring mill, five stories, contain.
ing three thousand bushels OF grain, NOV
ing 1t nine inches upon its foundation
and carrying away the roof and part Of
the fiith story. It plowed its way through
Degraff scattering destruction in Its path,
but hurting fewer persons and damaging
less number Of buildings. After leaving
Degraff 1t passed several settlements,
missing the houses, and finally rose from
the earth and was seen for miles, carry
ing In It's funnel.shsped form timber, rails,
and debris, which 1t had gathered In It's
destructive march. The papers this
morning give the names OF thirty.nine
persons injured in Quincy and eleven in
Degraf, the list not comprising all the in.
jured in the former village. Mrs. Rail was
reported killed in Degraff, but Is yet liv.
ing, though two children were killed.
Mrs. Click, In Quincy, has since died ol
her injuries.
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KANSAS DEMOCRATIC CoNvEN.
TION,
All for Greeley and Brown.


TOPEKA, June 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention met here to-day, nearly
every county being represented. Wilson
shannon, Sr., ts President, and In an open.
ing speech said that should the Baltimore
convention make nominations, some good
men would surely be sacrificed and no
advantage gained. He counseled the par.
y 10 unite with the friends OF reform and
opponents OF Capitalization,
MIR. n. ]. Parrot, In answer 10 calls.
cordially invited o union Of the Demo.
cras with the supporters Of Grealey.
The resolutions declare;
!. That the paramount duty Of every
citizen Is devotion TO the Constitution and
laws Of the republic.
2. That political organizations are use.
ful and beneficial only when their pur.
poses and actions demonstrate that love of
country control their councils and dictate
their policy, but when lawless ambition,
imbecility, corruption and man worship
OF the dominate party 1t Is the duty Of all
citizens, without regard TO previous poliu.
cal affiliations and forgetful OF past and
buried differences, to Join hand and hearts
in On effort to crush such party and drive
It's leaders from power.
8. Believing the present Chief Execu.
tive and nominee Of the Republican par.
ty for the reelection Is utterly untitled
for the high position he holds. That his
administration stands alone in the history
Of the nation for shameless Ignorance,
nepotism and gilt.taking, for the reckless
disregard Of law, and forgetfulness OF the
ancient honor OF the Republic; for utter
want OF that dignity and statesmanship
which should characterize the Executive
OF a government Of the first republic on
earth, and that his continuance In power
would degrade the Union and be danger.
Gus TO the liberties ol the people; and 30 be.
lieving, we are willing to Join all good
citizens In the pending campaign in an
effort to drive him from the place.
4. This can in our Judgment be most
surely accomplished by accepting and
supporting the platform and candidates of
the Cincinnati Convention.
The delegates to the national conyen.
tion Of the party, were instructed TO op.
pose the nomination OF ticket by that
Convention, and to favor the endorsement
OF the Cincinnati nominees and platform.
The resolutions were carried unanimous
ly, and with shout the following dele.
gates to Baltimore, were elected: r. B.
Morris, G. W. Hewlett, T. P. Fenton, W.
r. Wagstatf, Jno. Martin, G. B. Wood,
Isaac Shad, 7. w. Watson and P. F.
beware.
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BOSTON,.

BosroN, June 1.-THE filth annual
Conyention ofthe American Railway Mas.
Ter Mechanics Association commenced its
session TO- day There is a full attendance,
Il. N. Britton, ot Cincinnati, the Presi.
GENT OF the Association, is In the chair,
Boilers and boiler materials were the sub.
lect Of discussion at today session. me
Convention will continue its session iol
three days. f 80
The Convention Of the New Jerusalem
Church of this city, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President
Thomas Worcester, D. D.; Vice President
J. Young Scammon, OF Chicago.
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GIreGttslIia
LIBERAL MEETING AT The
COURT HOUSE.

Appointment Of q DelegatIOaN.lG
Grafton and County Committee.
The Greeley and Brown meeting at tn,
Court House last night was pretty vel
attended, considering the facts that mont
Of the ordinary appliances for raising {
crowd were used, and that the meeting
was generally understood to be one held
merely TOR business purposes. We sup
pose there were from q hundred and fifty
TO two hundred perSons present. The
meeting was called TO order by Mr.. W. P
Hubbard, on whose motion John E. vii.
son, Esq, was called to the chair. On
taking his seat Mr.. Wilson returned
thanks in neat little speech, and as one
who had always been a Republican de-
clared his earnest support for Greeley and
Brown. 4 tA-- % .a.-.-
On motion Of P. L. Kimberly, MIR. Jas
L. flanagan was appointed Secretary.
The following named gentlemen were
elected Vice Presidents:
Thos. Hughes, j. N. Brodie, Mortimer
Pollock, John Oesterlipg, Andrew ].
Long, DR.. n. F. Hullihen, Augustus Pol.
lack. ,
Mr.. W. P. Hubbara,being called on by
the President for g sstatenent ofthe bust.
ness before the meeting, made a short
speech on that subject and read the Gin.
cinnati address and platform, concluding
with an appeal to the meeting to disre.
gard party spirit and vote their senti.
ments, which he assumed were largely for
Greeley and Brown.
On Mr.. Hubbard's motion, the Clncin.
natl platform was adopted as the sense oil
the meeting. ....
Committees were appointed TO report
the names Of persons for q county exeeu.
tive committee, and for delegates to the
Grafton Convention OF Thursday. While
these lists were being prepared, G. l..
Cranmer, ESQ, was called on and made
an earnest, stirring little speech in favor
Of the principles and candidates of the
Cincinnati Convention.
The committee named the following
persons to serve as a County Committee,
it being the intention to have a Repub-
lican and Democrat in each township.
Liberty-A. McColloch, Jr.
RichLand-M. L. Hill, Z. Connolly.
Triadelphid-Jacob Hornbrook.
WGShingt0n-Stephen Ripley.
MddiaOn-J. L. flanagan, G. L. Cranmer.
Cldy-P. L. Kimberly, W. P. Hubbard.
Unton-J. II. Severing. -
Centre-W. 81. Morton, j. L. Holiday.
Rebster-H. SchmuIbach.
Ritchis-C. Wilson. .e..-
The Committee were authorized to
make appointments to fill the vacancies.
The following persons were appointed
delegates to the Grafton Convention Of
Thursday, and any other voters of this
county supporting Greeley and Brown,
who might attend the Convention, were
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PITTSBURGH, June 1.-WeatRer cloudy,
Riyer-Monongahela q feet 5 inches, and
rising, and It'll thought there will be suffl,
cient water to let out all the coal barges
now loaded. 1tis expected there will be
0 feet here tomorrow. Allegheny, sta
tionary above.
EVANSVILLE, June 1l.-Weather clear
and hot; mercury so deg. River risen
one foot Business active. '' =
LoulsvmIE, June 11.-Riyer still iall.
ing, with Q feet Q inches 1in the channel
and 4 feet Q inches on the falls. Weather
clear and pleasant BuRihess quiet. =
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Florida Sends a Greeley Delegation
to Baltimore.

TALLAHASSEE, June 1.-THE Conserva.
tive State Central Committee met here to.
day, and appointed regular delegates to
the Baltimore Convention. A State Con.
vention for the nomination Of electors and
State ticket will be held in Jacksonville
at a time to be hereafter named. A ma.
jority of the delegates appointed are
pledged to favor the acceptance Of the
Cincinnati nominees, but Will abide by
the action OF the Convention.
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Delaware Democratic State COnVen.
tions of .l.u'

DOVER, June 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention met here to-day, ]. B.
Pennington occupying the chair. The
resolutions denounce Grant in the bitter.
est terms, and the 18th, 14th and 10Th
amendments to the Constitution as fraud
on the American people, and call for q
straight Democratic ticket The follow
ing are the delegates chosen to the'Balti.
more Conventions: Newcastle county,
senator 7. F. Bayard and Hon. B. F.
biggs; Kent county, ex.Gov. Salisbury
and Hon. James Williams; Sussex county,
&. b. Martin and John II. Poynter. !,
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authorized TO act as delegates (:

It was announced that arrangements
had been made with the B. s. o. r. R
for the transportation of delegates at hall
fare.
After the adjournment of the Conven,
tiou, a number of signatures were obtain.
ed to,a paper calling for the organization
Of Greeley and Brown compaign club,
and committee was appointed to look
after its organization. rg
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Cheap Mill Property
FOR SALE.

The new Steam Saw Mil at the head Of Wheel.
INF IGlAnd Is offered for sale on very reasonable
tGrmS This Mil 10 capable Of cutting from {, ,0OC
100000 feet per day, and has the best Log HAr.
Dor known. Also q 2 acre Lot In the town Of
AAtti1ierry VII be e1Id separately or IN eonnec.
distance above the Furnace and is q splendid To-
cAllly for Glass Houses or other manufacturing
bu ldIuga. For particulars, enquireon the prem.
lees, otot -
s. B. WILLIAMS,
Cor. Of Walnut and Second Sts., Wheeling Island.
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Railroad Enterprise In Dakota.

.YARKToN, DG., June 1.-THE Com.
missioners Of Yankton county to-day,
turned over bonds to the amount Of 800.
900 to the Dakota d South Railroad
Company, being one.half Of theanount
voted and based on the work already
done Contracts are being let for the
entire line, and the work will be pushed
through as rapidly as possible. The whole
line from Sioux City to Yankton, q dis.
lance Of sixty.fve miles, Is TO be com.
pleted BY November. -
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Weather Report.
War DxPARTMRNT,
OFHIcH OF THE CuIEH SIGNAL oPFICE.a,

Clear weather will prevail very gen.
orally on Wednesday north and west Of
the Ohio Valley, with light to fresh west.
erly and northerly winds, and over the
Southern States with light to fresh south.
erly to westerly winds. Clear and par.
tally cloudy weather oVerithe southern
portion OF the Middle and New England
States, and increasing Gloudiness and pos
sibly threatening weather over the north.
ern PARTON, with lightsto ireshwesterly
to southetly winds. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated. .,,.., an. t,n
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South Carolina Democratic State
Convention.

COLUMBIA, 8. O., June 1.-THE Demo-
cratic State Convention, met this evening.
Nineteen counties out Of the thirty.two,
were represented by eighty.seyen dele.
gates. Simon Fair was elected tempo.
rary chairman, and W. D. Porter, per
manent chairman. Mr.. Porter made q
strong speech in favor of the Cincinnati
nominees. The speech was received with
rapturous applause.
Resolutions were introduced, all urging
the support Of Greeley, whose name was
received with an ovation of applause
whenever mentioned.
More than half the delegates In the
present Convention come Instructed to
support the Cincinnati movement and
urge no nomination at Baltimore. The
feeling oil the Convention Is evidently
nearly unanimous In this direction.
A Committee on Resolutions was ap.
pointed and the Convention adjourned
until tomorrow forenoon.
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Gov. HOFFMAN, thinks the popular ma
jorities he has received are proof enough
that he has never been engaged In frauds.
Certainly they are; and this ought TO
make the judges ashamed Of themselves
for prosecuting Tweed, who received the
unparalleled majority Of $4,000 votes In q
ward where only 5000 Registered voters
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OMAHA.
The Daily Bee oaioe. Rurpea.

Ihe DaAly bee Omce Burned
OMAHA, June 11.-The Daily Be- Office
was totally destroyed by fire this morning.
The trains westward are heavily laden
every day, the travel to California being
very large. One and one and hall mil.
lion In coin Is the average amount Of sil.
yer bullion received here daily by express
from the west, mostly from Salt Lake
CITY.
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conduetolr KIlIed 4, pi.,.hnrrh

PTTssuReH, June 11.-Archy Miller,
conuctor Of an expresat freight train. was
caught between the cars while Coupling a
train ct the outer depot to-day, ma In.
stantly killed. A brakeman, named Jas.
Mex Ken2le, also had his arm broken.
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is,
land. Price from 800 to 1000 each.
-ons.fourth cash, the residue In equal
IastAllmenu at one, two and three years, with In
atesL JN0. p. GILCHRIST,
Gpl0 At Top Mil,
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ANTI.GREELEY DEMOCRACY.

Secret Meeting of Democratic Con-
gresSmen..Convention to be Called
to Make a Straight Ticket.
WASHINGTON, June 11.-Several prom
inent Democrats, about twenty-five in
number, representing Arizona, Texas, In
diana, Kentucky, Illinois, Arkansas and
New York, held a secret meeting last
evening at the Owen House, and resolved
that in the event Of the Baltimore Con.
yention endorsing the nominees of the
Cincinnati Convention, that immediate
steps be taken to call another convention
for the purpose Of nominating Democratic
candidates Tor the Presidency and Vice
Presidency. Their headquarters are at
indianapolis, with Col Grey as chairman.
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The Emperor of Austria to Visit

BERLIN, June H. The Prussian Cros,
Gazette, announces that the Emperor
Francis Joseph Of Austria, will visit Ber.
lin, next September, .,..l,, t..-. III
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NOR sALE-WINDoW GLASS
d WORKs.-The Robinson Window Glass
work., In North Wheeling, Is offered for sale on
EASY terms. These works are In good condition
and ready for running. .,--,---
TheP, W. q Ky. X. R. will run along the river
ironL making II very convenient for ahipmen1
% 1uy point west Title unquestlonAble.
oPP.Sso% PS;,sssoS%a given imRsgIsfN RnsfNs6S sS1 n
stfeet, Wheeling, W. Va. apis
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ST. LOUIS.
Grant and Wilson Meeting Of CoIored
Men. = -----.-

ST. Louis, June 11.-A large meeting
Of colored citizens to ratIfy the nomi-
nation Of Grant and Wilson was held last
night Speeches were made by several
persons, all hartily endorsing the nomlna.
tlons and urging the colored people to
stand firmly by the Republican party.
They were loudly applauded.
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TENNESSEE DELEGATION.

The Tennessee delegates to the Phila.
delphia Convention have been here Tor
several days, They were presented to the
President, Secretary Boutwell,, and other
members Of the Cabinet by Gov. Samuel
Bond, Of that State, and to-day they had
an interview with Senator Wilson. The
delegates lett for home tonight. They
stated that the Republican party Of Ten.
nessee will give . largely increased vote
over former elections for Grant and vii.
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For Sale.
dor SALE.

4 r,s .l.0,pt and eommodIouS residence q Mr.,
,oSH TIttheWs, sltua,e on the ETth.eAst
sS.ns, JIM oi Pifth and Monroe streets. THIS pro
OS,ty ri h VEN dsSIrAbly located and 10 posseseea
n syery comfort and convenience; PriSS 10"
~ ~ is'-' Real EstAte Agent.
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Steamer News.
LONDON, June 11.-Arrived, steamship
Nestoria from Baltimore.
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DoLLING MILL MACHINERY
h FOR sALR-HAying disposed o. inc
ground upon which the DgQuEsNE lRoN MoHEs n
~ bniIt M offer for sale the machinery contain
~ tbersIn-(to bO delivered on or before the lfst
Of September next)-eonslstlng 10 pGn 9I CON- Ia
piete Merchant Iron Mills ., ~ Ana ~, IIAIns'
iii BaSden'S SoueeIefs, Muck Rolls and large
steam Hammer, Also, Nall Factory oi Is Ms;
rbipes. wifi modem appliances, and Spring and
ITiS PartoEles, Apply 10 OF address
''-'' COLEMAN, RAHM d CO..
la RlXteenth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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.eIl EXIT CABINET.

All the members of the Cabinet are now
absent from Washington with the excep.
ton Of Messrs. Robson, Delauo and Cres'
well.
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tton OF MessrS, hoDesOn, Delano ana CreS'
well.
PRESIDENT GRANTS ACCEPTANCE. o.
The President wrote his letter Of &C.
ceptance Of the Philadelphia nomination
while at the Capitol yesterday, afternoon,
After his return from the Executive Man
Riof,I where The had just received the
President and Vice Presidents Of the
Convention, on sitting down at the table
/ he carefully read the letter which for.
mally notified him OF his nomination, and
taking up a. lead pencil he commenced
writing q reply on q hall sheet of leitei
paper The President wrote rapidly, and
when he had finished the letter read Il
aloud TO those present, on which they al
expressed themselves highly pleased. A
verbal alteration was suggested by one o
the gentleman present, which was. &C
cepted by the President but with thil
exception the original DRAFT OF the lettel
bore no erasures.
WHAT THE PRESIDENT SAYS ABOUT THI
is ~ ss TREATY.
A Washington special says the Presi
dent before leaving town today told I
prominent Senator, q member Of tn,
Committee on Foreign Relations, that NJ
settlement had been made with Grea
Britain in relation to the question OF In
direct claims covered by the supplement
tai treaty, but that he expected some def
mite conclusion would be arrived at In
very few days, and, that In his judgemen
the British Ministry have no intention 9
allowing the treaty Of Washington to fail
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BY TELEcR RAPH.
Assoo1AgHDraE REPORT.

ErclusiVel! TO the IntellIgeucer.
tBy tho Western Union Line
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sic.
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GRORGRTOwN AFFAIRS.

THIS steamer George II. Stout arrived yes
terday from PhllAdslphlA, with general mer-
ehandlse for District merchants. Cleared
Steamer Lady OF the Lake, with cargo OF
-four for New York.
THB levels along the canal will all be tried
next week BY letting the water into them.
The water was let into the canal temporarily
at Cumberland, Tuesday, and all was found
10 be In good condition.
the pulpit Of the Baptist church In this city
ID 10 be Allied by Rev. DR.. Huntington, who
has sighlhed HE willingness 10 accept the
position offered him by the congregation, with
the understanding that II will not Interfere
with his college duties, DR.. Huntingdon will
preach his first sermon on next Sabbath.
rHH mlllers are ready to begin operations
along the line Of the canal 80 soon as the
water IL turned on permanently.
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THE MARKETS.
riyASUAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Stock Report.
Special 10 National Rspubitean bv ne FrantIfn
Telegraph conpdnv, obFce 600 PsnasyfvaAia
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nd aIssssa saiSstS rsSsi s' P ssGs:
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cents p.. ebl, al round. .nd lhs vhels paTist VS.
pasR bat nero %oi i S .' .s sTsns Is
being rs.teted By he sItrsms armnsss Of hoidsrs,
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cent, ysry prims az q cents yellov At 69asi cents
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e lower sale. o. eO usress Western kettle rendered
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per Dbl, but for saoh the mark 81 IL dull.
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sssS cent EEccsg grade, gsba sYseX cents
le.ns gTooeY grades aCslO,s oenta.
Holdsrs ask S0sSi cents Tor Wsstsrn but tS.rs ",
no bUers At over " cents per gallon.