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The Portland daily press., 1872-07-25

mortality is being reported. The deaths from
this cause here the past week were 126; in Mos
COW 80; and Odessa "a.
The Democratic State Convention of Mary
land, to nominate an electoral ticket, will bt
held at Baltimore on the 11th of September.
Rolph Waldo Emerson's house in Concord
Mass, was burned "Wednesday. Loss $4,000
insured $4,000. Cause of the fire. defective
fiue. .Il ..r.f -
Port au Prince dispatches say that Baez feels
completely secure, and it is reported that despite
the past, he awaits annexation to the United
States.
John R. Cravens, LIBERAL has been nomina-
tee for Lieut. Governor of Indiana, by the Dem
ocratic Committe.
DR.. j. A. Hendricks has secured the Zebra
nomination for Congress in Vice President Col
fax old district.
The steamer Alice Brown sunk yesterday,
near Louisville, KY.
The Georgia Democratic Convention renomi-
mated Gov. Smith. adopted the platform of 1870
and endorsed Greeley and Brown.
A section of Seone County, Iowa. eight miles
wide, was visited by terrific hail storm We'd
nesday. The hail was twenty inches deep in
some places.
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Domestic Markets,

NEW York, July 24-Evening-Cotton quiet and
se lower; sales 1l54 bales; Middng uplands 22c.5
25; Round hoop Ohio As q 40; Western 5 80 q
4 rs; Southern IS a 12 co. Wheat shade frmer
sass Sh No Sprns Rsa e Do
White Michigan 165 a 80. Corn less plenty and a
shade frmer sales 900 bush; steamer Mixed
$1,000 bush Ohio 45@ 47c; Western Al q 43tc Beef
dull. Pork frmer; mess 13 rs q 10 s.. Lard frmer
at 81 Butter dull; State 20 q 26c. whskey active
steady; Muscovado st q DC; refining ST a SIC. Cof-
fee in moderate request; Rio 15t q Isle in Cold
ssadv Measses dull S.s
Petroleum firm; crude 127c; refined 223 q 23c.-
Tallow atsi e 9ic. Linseed Oil 70 g SIC.
Wool quiet and unchanged pulled 54c.
Freights to Liverpool rather more steady per sail
SID; steam SGD.
CHICAGO: July 24.-Flour steady; Spring extra 80
@725, Wheat active and higher; No Spring 27
III do Sept; No at 10 bid Corn active and higher;
No Mixed regular at 42c cash; 424 seller Aug; 43ac
e 4st do 90 Sept; rejected S scarce at sst ssi Oats
Rye steady at IS q 553 for No D. Barley steady No
2 fall "a. Whskey active and higher at soc. Pork
at &C.. Bulk Meats in fair demand and advanced ;
shoulders held at 81 @ sc; clear rib sides sold at 81
loose; s;. Sugar & cured Hams canvassed at 1sc 81
Recepts-2500 bbls -four 900 bush wheat, 174 900
bush corn $4,000 bush oats 900 bush rye OoOO cattle,
Shipments-2OO0i bbls -four, 5000 bush wheat, Co.,
900 bush corn, 242 900 bush oats 1000 bush barley
0,000 cattle, 0000 hogs.
DETROIT, July 24.-Flour quiet and unchanged ;
choice 90. Wheat steady; extra 20; No White
at157 q e2; Amber Michigan 60. Corn steady
at 52c Oats dull and lower at 34c for Mixed 81 for
White.
CINCINNATI, July 2z.-Pork in fair demand and
firm regular held at Is 90; city held at 16 co. Lard
nominal Bulk Meats active in good demand; shoul-
ders at 5ic; sides II q tic, and held higher. Bacon
in good demand; shoulders 6Ac; sales of clear rib
sides at sic clear sides held at ST. whskey in good
demand to s0c. Hogs steady at 40 @475.
TOLEDO ,Julyi24.-Wheat in fair demand and firm
Mop White Wabash 81 q 624; Amber Michigan
l 50; No Winter Red S.; No 2 do old 1 So; No 3
do do go Corn steady; low Mixed 46t Oats steady
No at 33c, No 2 at 30c; Michigan 32c.
Lake Frcights strong; Corn to Buffalo 4c Wheat
A; Corn to Oswego 8; Wheat 81; to Kingston s.
Receipts, 900 bush corn, 5000 lush wheat, 900
bush oats. ...|--F
Shipments-6,ooO bush wheat, 1000 bush corn, T.
900 bush oats.
CHARLESTON, July 2.-Cotton nominal; Niddling
uplands 22c. MI. ---7--
NEW ORLEANS, July 24.-Cotton nominal; low
Nddling upands 2ot q 21c
: MOBILE, July A.-Cotton nominal; Middling up
lands &c.
SAVANNAH, July s24.-Cotton quiet; Aiddlng up
lands 21c.
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Guardian Sale.

pY Virtue OF a License to me granted by the Hon.
lC John A, Waterman, Judge of Probate 1 shall
sell at public sale, on MONDAY, August 26tG A. ID.
1872 at IL o'clock noon, the premises so to be sold
mis- Nc Fadden viz:
A certain parcel Of Real Estate in said Portland
situated between Congress, and Monument Streets
and being the same conveyed by Sam. L. Carlton to
Dennis McFadden, reference being had to said deed
for particulars. Said deed is recorded in Cumb Reg
Book 35i Page 1871. Terms Cash.
JOHN TRUE Guardian of
DENNIS McFADDEN,
jy2431 au7 F.O. BAILEY & Co., Auetrs
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
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Republican Rally at SkOwhegan.
t
TING.
MATTERS IN MAINE.

SKowHEGAN, July 24-The campaign of 1872
was inaugurated tonight by one of the largest
and most enthusiastic meetings ever held in
this section. Coburn Hail. one of the largest
in the Kennebec Valley, was filled. Ex-Gov.
Coburn presided, and telling speeches were
made by Speaker Blaine, and Congressman
Frye on the political topic of the hour, which
were frequently and heartily applauded. The
enthusiasm equalled that of 1864 and 1868.
Democratic Meeting.
BATH, July "a. = A meeting was held
here tonight in response to the nomination
of Greeley and Brown, The hour of meeting,
and the unfurling of splendid campaign fla G
was announced by the firing of thirteen guns,
patrick and other eloquent speakers addressed
the meeting Columbian Hall is densely pack
ed, and unwontcd enthusiasm prevailed.
Accident. H
BANGOR, July 24-An accident occurred to-
day at the State Fair Grounds, which are being
put in readiness for the approaching exhibition,
by which Zenas Percival of China, who is in
charge of the work, had his leg broken, and a
little son Of Foster Palmer, had his foot crush
ed Two other little boys escaped with slight
Injuries The accident was caused by the Civ
ing way of some heavy timbers which were be-
ing put in position to support seats
Commencement at Colby University.
WATERvILLE, July 24-At 10 o'clock this
forenoon the Trustees met The Treasurer s
report was read and referred to committee.
The degree of A.. B. was conferred upon the
graduates in course, j. A. Barrows, East Sum-
ner, B. B. Haskell, Guilford, T. G. Lyons Wa
terville, H. R. Mitchell, Waterville, w. w.
Perry, Camden, A. S. Stowell, Wakefield,
Mass, L. W. Tilden and L. A. Wheeler, Wa
terville.
The degree of A. M. was conferred upon G. f.
Weston, Charles R. Coffin, Henry w. Hale, E.
w. Norwood, N. N. Atkinson, H. c. Rowe, and
Charles III. Kimball. - -
1t was voted to deed the land to the Maine
Central Railroad according to the contract.
President Champlin sent in his resignation,
to take effect in six months.
The Soldier Governor Coming to Maine.
CLEVELAND, O., July A.-Gov. Noyes has
accepted the invitation of the Republican Com
mittee of Maine to participate in the canvass in
that State. He will speak from the 7th, to the
14th of August.
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BASE BALL MATTERs-We understand that
the friends of the Dirigo Base Ball Club of
Deering propose to hire the hall in the Forest
Avenue House on Stevens Plains for their use.
We are also informed that the Irish Ameri-
can Relief Association will offer prize to be
played for if the Resolutes and Dirigos will ac-
company them upon their excursion to Sebago
Lake about the first of next month.
There is also talk of getting up a purse to be
played for by the Resolutes and Dirigos soon.
The second game for the championship Of
Maine between the Ironers and Dirgos will
probably be played Saturday ON the Rolling
Mill grounds.
The King Philip Club, from East Arlington,
Mass, are coming to Maine on a tour i'm Sep
tember, and will Eprobably play the Resolutes
and Dirioos -Adgertispr
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Brief JOttinxs.

The first merchants clam bake of the season
will come off Saturday afternoon at Cliff Cove
The Society of the Prospect street Congrega.
tional Church, Cambridge, Mass, met Monday
evening and unanimously concurred in the pre-
vious action of the church extending call to
the Rev. e. Y. Hincks, of State street Church
in this city, to become their pastor. His salary
was fixed at $4,000 per annum, with six weeks
vacation. This is $1,000 more than he receives
here, and two weeks longer vacation.
The excursion TO Freeport tomorrow the
steamer Charles Houghton will be one of the
pleasantest of the season. An abundance of
blueberries can be found at the place of destn-
alton.
Hon. George f. Talbot and wife were in
Zurich, Switzerland, on the 10th instant.
Theodore Tilton will speak at the meeting in
this city on Saturday night as well as Kilpat-
rick. III
The loss of the steamer New England will
make no difference in the building of the
steamer to run between Yarmouth, N. S., and
Boston. The Yarmouth merchants have filled
their subscription of $4,000.
Lester Wallack will probably visit Portland
in October under b. F. Lowelps management
The reunion of the 1st, 10th and 29th Regi-
ments will take place on the 9th of August,
and will be appropriately celebrated by trip
by the members and their ladies to the islands,
with a clam bake and chowder and a good time
generally.
The brace of gamblers who have been operat-
ing on the main line of the Maine Central Rail
road have transferred their operations to one of
the branches. Superintendent Lunt will come
a snap Judgment over them.
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The Question of Liability Still Under
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

1t is said that Bishop Bagley of New Jersey,
will soon be made Catholic Archbishop of Bal
timore,
Gratz Brown passed through Cincinnati Tues
day, on his way to his home in Kentucky.
Gen. George w. Morgan was nominated for
Congress on Tuesday, by the Liberal Republic
caus at Marion, Ohio.
The Republican State Convention of New
Jersey win be held at Trenton, on the 29th day
Of August, to nominate an electoral ticket.
Accounts from various portions of Russia
show that the cholera is abating throughout
the Empire, and considerable decrease in the
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
The College Regatta.
THE AMHERST VICTORIOUS,
BOWDOIN FOURTH in THE RACE.

Especial to Press.
SPRINGFIELD, July A-Great crowds of peo-
pie lined the river to witness the race yesterday
until half-past 6, when it was announced that
it was impossible to commence the contest ON
account of the very rough condition of the river.
AT 8 o'clock the captains held meeting and
drew lots for position in the race, which were
as follows:-Harvard, first choice Williams,
second Yale, third; Bowdoin, fourth; Amherst,
fifth; Agricultural, sixth. l..
The expression which has been so common
here that "the result will surprise everybody"
is indeed true. EVERYBODY is surprised at the re-
suit.
AS early as o'clock this morning. thousands
of persons had started for the scene of the con-
test, the race having been postponed until half
past this morning. AS is customary in regat-
tas, the crews were not on hand at the appoint
ed time, and had not taken their positions till a
quarter before 10 o'clock. The Freshman race
came off first. -Four crews were present.
Brown, Amherst, Sheffield and Middleton3
Pools had sold up to the last minute, ''Shef-
field against the field" The crews started with
an care you ready" followef by pistol shot
The Middleton got the advantage in the send
off, taking the lead then and holding it over
the whole course and winning in II minutes u
seconds.
Just after the start there was foul between
the Amherst and Sheffield, on account of which
the Amhersts were thrown several boat lengths
behind. 1t is thought by many that but for
this the Amherst would have stood good
chance to win, for, from the time they had fair
waterl they gradually gained ground on the
other crews, passing Sheffield and Brown and
gaining the home stake-boat second. Brown
came in third, leaving the "favorite" to make
the last on the list, greatly to the surprise OF
their friends and the pool buyers.
The University Race.
After the Freshman race was decided, came
another long and tedious delay. After much
delay in getting positions and one false send off,
the University crews got the word 'go" 1t
had been thought Harvard would have the ad-
vantage at the start, but the Bowdoins took the
| lead and held it for two miles. All her friends
were highly elated with the thought that vic
tory for her was sure; but it was not to be, for
Amherst and Harvard slowly crawled up to
and then away from Bowdoin When tho crews
came in sight of the home boat the Amherst
had the lead, Harvard second, Amherst Agri-
cultural third, Bowdon fourth and Yale last.
In these positions they passed the line, Amherst
winning in 16 minutes 80 3-4 seconds.
A Straw,
On the down train from New York Welnes,
day evening a gentleman passed through the
smoking-car, filled with the party returning
from the regatta at Springfield, and addressed
each with ''Greeley or Grant?" The score
stood Grant 23, Gfseley IL, and Z either minors
or undecided
The Portland daily press., 1872-07-25
Stage Robbery.

Colorado Stage Company from Fairplay yester.
day with four passengers and the driver was
stopped by four road agents last evening, with
in ten miles of Denver and robbed of Wells
Fargo & Co., treasure box containing $40, ,OO(
gold and small sums in currency. The passen.
gers were not molested
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Salt Lake Matters.

SATT LAKE CITY, July 22.-Business was en-
tirely suspended to-day for the celebration of
the anniversary of the Mormon pioneers in
Salt Lake Valley.
The reduction of freightage on ores and base
bullion by the Pacific railroad is highly crafty
ing and effects the mining interests
Immense quantities of low grade ores are now
coming in for shipment both East and West.
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; TO K Il @ N
THE GENEVA ARBITRATION.
l.. .H-
Serious EmbaII assment.

GENEVA, July 24-[Special to New York
World. IA serious embarrassment has been
caused to the board of arbitration by the English
protest against the consideration of any evil
dence or argument showing the animous on the
part of Great Britain. England insists that
the introduction practically admits the con-
sideration of indirect cailms which were pre-
sented only to prove other claims which other
vice it would be impossible to substantiate
Should this evidence be excluded only few
cases can be proved. .r f.. So
Fairly Mt Work.
GENEVA, July 22.-The Board of Arbitration
is now fairly at work and its labors are Excess
sive. FE'
Communits Shot.
PARIS, July 22-Three of the Communists
convicted by court-martial of taking part in
slaughter of forty-seven hostages in hue Saxo
and sentenced to suffer death will be shot at
Satory tomorrow morning. The death senten-
ces of three others have been commuted to inn
prisonment to hard labor for life.
The Mexican Revolution. '''es
MATAMoRAs, July 23.-She government fore
es having been generally withdrawn from San
Luis Potosi when Gen. Rocha advanced on
Monterey, the revolutionary Gen. Martenez
took opportunity to attack San Luis with about
600 cavalry, but after fight of several hours
was repulsed by the National Guards and citi-
zens with considerable loss
Rocha has despatched a cavalry force in pur-
suit of Martinez. Both parties at Monterey are
inactive. The revolution at Tawauplis having
been suppressed the whole frontier of the States
of Nuevo, Leon and Cahulia are in possession
of the government.
The military authorities have issued proc
lamation raising the state of seige, annulIng
national law, abolishing the passport system
and other military restrictions, which have pre-
vailed for several months, restoring civil rule
Gen. Ceballos is expected to assume COM
mand of the Rio Grande Rocha is at Monter-
ey and will operate against the revolutiOnistS
1t is believed that the commission sent by Ire
vino and Quirogo to the City of Mexico has
made terms with the government and that the
revolutionary chiefs will submit to the authori-
ty of President Juarez or leave the country af-
ter disbanding their followers.
Hlection.
OTTAWA. Ont, July N.-Messrs. Currie and
Lewis. both supporters of the government were
elected by acclamation to-day, This is the first
election for the next parliament.
The Question of Liability Still Under
Csnsiderafion.
& LONDON, July 24.-Reliable information is
received that the Geneva Board of Arbitration
will not be able to close its labors within q
shorter psIiQd than three or four months. The
Tribunal is still engaged on the question of
Englands liabilities to the United States for
damages arising from the acts of confederate
cruisers. The English agent pleads that Her
Majesty's government did everything possible
| within the limits of the laws and constitution
! to prevent privateers leaving Great Britain in
The debates were animated but serious and
confed closely to the point at issue. The board
holds no session to-day.
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Suburban Residence at Auction.

nN TUESDAY, July 30th, at p. NJ, we shal;
fOrd's Corner, and known as the j. A. Kicker prop-
erty, consisting Of two of land lying al The cor
OF two streets; can be divided into lots N desired
There is new French roof house, with eupoIa.
containing ~ finished rooms, the French roof moi
finished; ample closet room, water in first and second
stories fine cellar, large eister &c. There is also
good stable.
The view from this property is unsurpassed giving
an unObstrueted view OF the city, harbOr islands and
country for miles in all directions.
This with small outlay can be made one of the
most attactiye Of our suburban residences. This
property is situated within II miles OF the city, with
q shell road and horse ears TO W0Odfords
The sale offers favorable opportunity to the mo"
voters to receive the benefits and avoid the evils Of
Ogiensburg loan. Taxes i'm Deering Are very low.
Can DO examined upon application to
F.O. BAILEY q CO, AuetiOneers.E Z
Julyl3-tltd
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THE seaside houses are filling up quite rap
idly. The Ocean and Old Orchard houses have
not received their usual compliment, but their
proprietors anticipate ''rush." The Adams
House has been obliged to decline several ap-
plications for sleeping apartments, and nearly
all the rooms in the Bay View House are en-
gagged. The 'Ferry'' and the ''Pool" are far
from being slghted as the loaded decks of the
Augusta bear witness
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GALVESTON, June. 1s-Freghts-We continue to
note only nominal inquiry for feights the sales of
Cotton being now mainly over for the seaeon. There
be obliged to seek freight at other points, the one or
two vessels trying to load finding it difficult to fill
up. We quote Steam to New York ic y fb for Cot
ton, and &c baled Hides; tic loose do lc for Wool
&c wet salted hides SAIL to New York &c for Cotton
and baled hides, &c for loose hides and WOOL and sc
for wet salted hides. Liverpool, sail, dull at ID
Havre, Bremen and Amsterdam nominal. Steam to
Liverpool via New York nominal. Sail to Boston fc
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Now is an excellent opportunity for people
to visit Bridgton via the Sebago Lake route.
In addition to advertisement in another col
umn, steamer Oriental will leave Sebago Lake
on Saturday evening on arrival of evening
train, leaving Portland at $50 P. M. for Naples,
Bridgton, North Bridgton and Harrison, and
return ON Monday morning in season to con-
meet with early train, arriving ip Portland al
S.45 A. M. Tickets So for the round trip fol
sale at P. & o. r. r. Office.
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HOTEL ARRUALs.-C. A. Barnes, Wash
ington d. c.; E. G. Harlow, Dixfeld; N. G..
Hichborn, Stockton L. B. Phillips, Brooklyn,
N. Y; G. o. Dearborn and wife, Boston; are
at the st. Julian.
M. Newhall, Boston; VIM. Fitch, Sebago;
o. P. McAllister Boston; c. Fuller, Water
vile; Chas. Wallace, New Jersey; Frank John
son, New Jersey; o. H. Pratt Baltimore; NJ.
A. Langley, Winham, Mass; are at the City
Hotel
w. Sotralchoff, st. Petersburg; Forsa Bry-
ant, w. r, Bostmlk, G. w. Barrett, N. Y;
Mrs. Kimball and daughter, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Kin and family, Toronto; John Bertram
and wife, Salem; j. P. Morns. wife and child
N. Y; Mrs. C. o. Hatch, Charleston, S. c.. !;
ID. Boutwell, and daughter, Fitchburg; C. Kor-
tie, Detroit; j. w. Cloudmap, N. Y; George
Cond and family, Toronto; w. Clondman, N.
Y; Geo. G. Kimball, Augusta, Ga; F. W.
Aastings, Franklin, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs, E.
White, Boston; are at the Falmouth Hotel
II. NJ Congdon, and family, N. Y. JAS
Skilln and wife, Charleston, s. c.; J. M. Lea
witt, Brooklyn, N. Y; E. H. Green and party,
Easton, Pa. H. s. Carr and wife, Virginia;
Chas Stinchfeld, Saginaw, Mich; Ira T.
Drew, Boston; L. Rich, Bostor; w. F. Willard,
Haroford' CT; 7. H. Lynch, Boston; are at
the Preble House.
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LONDON, July,24-11.3 80 3OA.N.-Consols92s for mon
ey and account.
American securties-U. S. 5-2os. 1862 Oh; do 1865
old, s24; do 1867, 91a; do 10-40s, S9i
LIVERPOOL. July 24-11.OO A. M.-Cotton opened
quiet Mddling uplands1Otd ;.do Orleans 1Osd; sales
estimated at 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 24-1.30 M-Cotton quiet;
Mddling uplands 91d; do Orleans 10ad sales 10 900
bales, including 5000 for speculation and export
Lard 38s.
ANTWERP, July 24-5 P. M.-Petroleum 461f
PARIS, July 24-500 P. A.-Rentes closed at 54f
15c.
LONDON July 24-5OO P. M.-Consols and Amcri-
can securities unchanged.
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Mexican News.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.--Steamer Montana
brings advices from Guayamas and Mazatfah.
Struggling bands of revoutionists highwaymen
are taking advantage of the return of Pesquiera
to Sonora and Rochas marched eastward and
occupied Culiacon, committing robberies and
troops shot thrty-eight of them in Mazatlan.
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SEIZURES. Sheriff Perry yesterday seized
liquors which were landed from the New York,
and Boston Boats. We understand that he in
tends to seize all liquors brought by boat or
railroads that have no satisfactory owner, libel
them and then let the owner come forward in
the Police Court and prove that they are not in
tended for sale. BY that means a stop will be
put to the imputation, of liquors for sale ON the
Il,
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HAVANA, July 20.-Sugar at Havana and Matanzas
3Ss boxes and 900 hhds receipts for the week
$500 boxes and 600 hhds exported $4,000 boxes and
Uuited States. The market is dull The buyers
failed to establish decline. Nos 10 to IL, ds 1Oi
1O3 RS; Nos 10 to 20, ~ a 13. Molasses and Sugar
dull; Molasses nominal.
Freghts to the United States of Sugar 3 box, 75c
" hid, SO rs q IS; Molasses per hid, So a rs.
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NJ nnicipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
WEDNEsDAY.-PatrickK Keating. Search and seiz
ure. Fined $50. Appealed.
Fox. Frank.
Patrick Heating. Search and seizure. Fined $50
Appealed.
Fox. Frank.
Bridget Donovan. Drinking house and tipplins
shop. Discharged.
Fox. Frank.
Anna Heating. Intoxication and disturbance
Continued to Friday next. O'Donneli
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-James Woodbury.
so well known as temperance lecturer, will
speak at the Allen Mission Chapel this evening
There should be full meeting. All are cor
daily invited to be present. 1t will be the last
of Mr. Woodbury's lectures for the season.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER REPORTS FOR THE PAST
TwENTY-FoUR HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
July "A. $500 p. Nd
Notwithstanding weather is probable
tonight on the lower lakes and thence to Vir-
gina and north-eastward over the Middle and
Eastern States, with northerly to westerly
winds veering to Southerly on Thursday, and
temporarily moderate temperatures, southery
winds in the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
and extending northward to the Ohio valley
with partially cloudy weather. The low bar
ometer in the northwest will move eastward
with southerly to easterly winds, threatening
weather and rain areas in the northwest, upper
Mississippi and on the lakes by Thursday.