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New York News I.

TIE WOODRUFF RATIFICATION
NLW YORK, June 1.-Fhe equal rights marty
neld meeting in the hall of tie Cooper ITnio1
last night 10 ratify the nominations of WooibuII
ara Douglass by the Apollo Hall convention.
The proceedings were boisterous.
LABOR STRIKE DISTURBANCES
Considerable disturbance is occurriny amons
the strikers in Brooklyn. Yesterday numhe1
Oh them visited the planning mill of White s. Co.
anu called on the men at work there, about one
nuncred IN number, to KNOCK off, hut fba
workers refused. A force of police then arrived
on the ground and the strikers dispersed The
BARRIERS propose to strike Monday unless their
employers reduce the hours of work.
occurred yesterday between the u. s. marsh l,s
FORCES ana sherif's officers over some goods the
marshai heid under warrant in bankruptcy
from Judge Blatchford. deputy marshal w a.
beaten, overpowered and the goods taken away.
The United States authorities will inyestigate
the case to- day.
THE MURDER OF CAPT. coLvoCoRRssRs
bridgeport special says the latest develop
menus In the case of case Of Capt. Colvocoresses
indicate that he had fearful struggle with his
assailants. The case of his sword cane, when
FOUND, was broken to pieces, and the blade of
tne sword bent double. An examination into
ms anairs show that $4,000 in government
BONDS are missing. IL lie generally believed he
was murdered by parties who supposed be had
ih ge amount OF money on his person.
THE EIGHT HOUR LEAGUE
TINS morning received q dispatch from, Pbi,a
oeiphla stating that the as trustees win acceede
70 the demands OF the laborers on the gas
works. w e s@'
THE COACH MAKERS
neld mass meeting this morning 70 Law nlans
1or future proceedings.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE GREAT CONVENTION.
Immense Ratification Meeting I'm
fhfiode 1phta-An All.Ntght 0ntr-
forneys Press fully Endor.es q rant
fngt0 ''Syndicate.
Especial Di,pdtoA to TAe Erening STAR

Especial DispdtcA 70 TAe EreRing Starr
PHILADKLPHIA, June T.-Notwithstandins
the departures last night, the city seems to be
quite full this morning. Thousands remained
to attend the ratification meeting, which was
Kept up pretty much all night, and was GER.
tainly one Of the largest demonstrations which
ever occurred, here or elsewhere.
Forney, in the Press day, at last gives his
full adhesion to Grant and Wilson. He saws.
Iheir names and the corresponding action of
the convention sound the death-kpe of the
democracy. There is now no shadow of hone
1or the success of Mr.. Greeley, even N he H.
enaotsed AT Baltimore. At no period has the
republican party been so strong AT no period
OF Grants career has he been 20 strong, For
neys Press also contains q long account OF the
Washington Syndicate" how il originated
snd what i did. In word, il says that Mr..
Colfax shubbed the newspaper men, who had
done 50 much, from 1863 to ISL, to helm him:
that they entered upon this warfare 10 defeat
nun, II possible; and that they are entirely sat
lsned with the result Ii mentions names and
all other particulars.
The Ohio delegation left at noon, for Wash
lngton. The Alabama, North Carolina. South
Carolina. and Virginia delegations LEFT on the
same train. a
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The Eight. Hour Movement.
TIE sTRIKHs ASSUMING A SERIOUS ASPECT
BL00DsHED IN NEW YORK.


There was considerable excitement in New
York yesterday relative to the strikes. car
penter named Brownell was shot in the head
whlle at work by striker, who was arrested.
A gang Of strikers threatened to drive the
workmen from the new Masonic buildiny, but
the police drove the mob away. The police
were compelled to interfere to protect the work.
corner Of Hester street and the Bowery. corner
OF ilth street and Sd avenue, and on 18th street
and 9TH avenue. Threats were also made
sgalnst the workmen on the public sewer at
xii any one interfering with them The rock
olasters, who struck work on the public sevars
~ east 93d street, threatened to destroy the
ss i,h dri,r and drive on the few men at work
ing tne men who are at work in the factories,
and II was feared that the striking vorkmep
would attack the gas works. All the off pIa-
ready for service. V. Weinberg. A strikino
CABINET maker, was held to bail in al OO0
Tor threatening TO burn Keh's cabinet factory
os Ts the workmen there have not struck.
Inc proposition of q monster parade by the
signt hour league on Monday next will probably
pc adopted, and If carried out over forty
thousand workingmen will parade. az this num-
Der nave struck since the first of june. OF this
number some 500 to ZOO remain idle. and
VIII probably remain 80 as long as their savings
nold out, unless the bosses employ them sooner.
mob violence, which would resuit in summer
repression by the authorities, who are fnIly
prepared Tor emergencies. At meeting At
Sermanfa Assembly Rooms, threats were made
oytne strikers against Steinway's piano factory
AN immense meeting Of furniture workmen
wa held during the day, which was addressed
by committee Of workmen from CHICAGO. the
latter REPRESENTING their city as overrun with
wofknen, but they intended to strike, and
urged me vorknen not 10 leave Nev York For
chicago: Thirty employers Of the pIanine
mills and wood working business met 1t Brook.
only by the hour.
The strike Of the stokers at the Philadelphia
gas works continued yesterday, but about forty
men were st work, and the RAs n hand Va snfL
ncient to light the city last night. The strike
WAS ~,,s caused y the men being charged with the
advertised for ave hundred men yesterday
mormngs bat very few applied. Four hundred
S Srs On strike. They make under the old Waree
SO 20 e100 per month.
ON ~. strike q portion Of the blacks employed
tinrne Aynchburg and Danvflle railroad con-
th nu V;.One hundred and my convicts from
to-dsv ~. ~ Penitentiary are expected to arrive
road '0f me purpose Of working on the rail-
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Political Notes.

Ex-Gov. John Letcher, Is said 20 be an as
in Virginia. " ''N'
The vorkingmepeS s.ssana win hola q s,.,s
convention in New Albany on Saturday
Zen. John b. McNulta IL the republican cam
adate Tor Congress in the thirteenth district of
John q. Whittier IL one OF the many old anti
slavery men that unite IN regretting and con-
oemning the recent speech OF Senator Sumner.
The Nicksburg Tunes denies that Lieut. Gov
fowers, Of Mississippi, has NJ any time had anv
sympathy with the Cincinnati movement
1he Savannah (Gs.l Rep1Blican calls Henr
r. foote 'old pestiferous," and regrets that
uniortunately for the country, !" he has been 81
free by the late amnesty act.
Inc concord, n. II. Patriot does not favor
Inuorslhg 0reeley unless the democrats are
assured that be can be elected. 1--WE must NOT
roll IN the mud for nothing" IL says.
The st. Louis Tines saws OF A n Stenhens-
The trouble with him Is that he hasn't GOT
through with the war yet He didn't 90 into IN
until nFe years after its inception, and in order
10 do as much fighting as his fellows, can't be
mustered out till some time next year"
Messrs. Walter Gibson and j. q. GRAY whose
names appeared in the list of vice presidents OF
the greeley meeting, New York, state that thew
never gave consent 60 such q use of them, and
IuIther, that they have no sympathy with the
The San Francisco Abendpost, The ablest and
most widely circulated German paper on the
racine coast, says, in Its last ISSUE that n does
not know OF single German sdherent OF Gree
Icy either IN San Francisco or in all California
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S"The FACILITATING, respiratory humperp il
the latest novelty in women's things.
0Ihe American express system is to be
extended to Europe.
ga young man In Detroit took down the
sword Of Bunker Hill and charged on his father
in-law. The agile old relative saved himself bv
dropping from q window.
~ Rainfall for the first I've months of 1871.
ls2 inches; for the first five months of 1872
5.T inches.
~In consequence Of the violent eruptions of
Nesuvius the Nespolitsns begin 20 fear that the
prophecy of Saint Francisco de Paule, Zone
Gay IL shah be said, Here was Naples, will be
81 Bishop McQuaid has issued 10 his fiock.
from the Cathedral at Rochester, a decree that
twelve hacks be henceforth the maximum M n
per ior atuneraL. This Is striking the axe at the
root or grave annoyance.
SThe Comanches are understood TO be
unanimously for Greeley. Their chief Industry
u raising the hair" OF the manifestations an
ing home industry.
ga small Biddeford boy put lighted ma.cl,
INTO nearly empty powder keg to see what
would happen. He won't DO so again. as his
curiosity Is entirely satisfied, but the girl who
sat next him i'm school thinks he looked better
with his nose on.
~"Great speeches." SAYS the New York
Times, cannot destroy great deeds. and il is OF
niue use TO try 20 "abOlish" the hero Of the
1eco win NCcuiNOEl Ecdulllkc from Virgil.
Buckle and Summer.
~ The association OF saloon keepers at L
crosse, Wis, published q notice requesting
ladies TO furnish them with the names OF hpss
bands and other male relatives TO whom liquor
ought not TO be sold.
- Two New York sparrows were sacrificed
by q New Jersey landlord who had heard that
they would kill mosquitoes. He turned the
poor birds loose in his house and next morning
only few feathers and bones remained of them.
triumph.
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VOL 39-No. $500.

HOW THEY RECEIVED THE NEWS or Tn,

How THEY RECEIVED THE NEWS OF THEIR
NOMINATION..
The President was busy all day yesterday in
attending to his official duties aud betr ayed no
anxiety in regard to the issue of the Phila-
delrhia convention. He was first appraised of
his nomination at about 1885 D. m, by VIM.
Orion, Esq, president OF the Western Union
patch:
PHILApELPHIA. June 6, 1872, 1892 ND
President Grant: Your nomination has just been
announced, and was received with an enthu-
siasm- which language cannot fifty describe.
The display surpasses that az Chicago, four years
ago. Accept my warmest congratulations.
The telegram was receipted for by General
Babcock, and Immediately handed TO the Presi-
dent, who at that moment was unengsged in
his office. He read IL, and without making auy
1mark returned il to General Babcock who
With General Dent, were the first to congratu-
late him. party of ladies at the mansion sent
their congratulations and Fluctuations. tsp.
m, Mrs. Grant received the following from
Mrs. Prs sident Grant, My warmest congratu-
Iations on the Generals enthusiastic nomination
for second term May God bless him, and
preserve his valuable lire till every yestige of
rebellion is crushed out.
AS stated in yesterdays STAR, after the read
ing Of the journal in the Senate yesterday, Mr..
Solfax called Mr.. Pomeroy to the chair and re-
tired to his room, where he received dispatches
from Philadelphia every few minutes, inform
ing him Of his prospects. Senator Wil.on was
in his accustomed place in the Senate, and as
well as Mr.. Colfax, was in receipt of numerous
kilograms during the day, which he read with
no perceptible emotion, passing them to Sena-
tors near him foi their perusal. At few min
utes before four O'Clock he received the an
nouncement of his nomination on the first
ballot, and in few minutes Mr.. Colfax came
in, and offered his hand to Mr.. Wilson in cor
dial congratulation. Messrs. Trumbull, Schurs,
Upton, and others congratulated their associate
on his good fortune. Shortly after the news
was received, the Senate went into executive
session. During the evening Mr.. Wilson re-
ceived congratulatory kilograms from John W.
Foster, Geo. III. Stewart, W. E. Chandler s. r.
Packard, the entire Massachusetts, dele CATION to
the convention, and others.
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asticnI nonn. Ia .IrvHsrIeArTox.-The scclesi-
CATION Of tSe living 1. charge the invest
we're enaased : sossS , sgaanst Rev. DR.. Huston
asy n hearing testimony e to the cred; =.
ths H9es gTeyiousiy examined. It e unds,S ~
yest.rdss 1os d xss Also before the eonmittee
ssr husband ct the time the Sundsv-schooSI s,s,
alleges that he committed the overt At ~, ~
o ors subject Of the present investigation. col.
vas to testify for the prosec ution. yestsrds
y! uned In behalf Of DR.. Huston The inyest,es-
uon Is not yet concluded.-BaH Sus, ia inst
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From PHILADELPHIA.

AFTER THE BATTLE.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Great numbers of
strangers have departed, but enough remain 70
crowd the hotels.
Is again threatening rain, and will probably
prevent the race between Goldsmith Maid and
Lucy. which has already been twice postponed
on account of rain.
THE STRIKE AT THE GAS WORKS
has not prevented the usual supply of gas
Otner workmen were obtained, and forty DO
hcemen, formerly employees, volunteered their
services, and aided to keep up the supply. The
trustees have published a card, asking econo-
my in the use of gas, and promising a full sup
ply in few days.
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The JEROME PARK RAcEs.-At ,Je-ome
rak, New York, yesterday. the first race, for
tne ladies' stake, mile furlongs, was won by
club handicap, mile dash, was won by Alroy
lime, 3:4s. The third race, for a purse Of
sS1, IL miles, was won by Alarm In 2:I7 \.
S Mloday won the fourth race, II miles. Tor
was won bp McIutesb 1872
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From Europe To-day,

THE ENGLISH BAND COMING AFTER ALL.
LONDON, june THE announcement from
Liverpool yesterday that the government had
Withdrawn its consent TO the departure of the
band Of the Grenader Guards for America was
premature, although the report was current in
that city. The full band sailed on the steamship
City OF Brussels for New York.
COST OF COMMUNISM.
PARIs, June The journal 0tfeiel announces
that the total damage sustained by the city Of
Paris at the hands Of the commune viii reach
i've hundred millions Of franco
ADMIRAL ToPITI.
MADRID, June lit il probable that Admit
IA Topete viii be appointed Minister Of the
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DIsGusTED WoNAN.-A woman has been
erase from the tomb stone OF her child fhaf nor
uon OF lbs name which it took from her drst
husband. She had been divorced from that
husband, and had one now that suited her bet
ter, and she intended 20 suhstitute the nsme 90
me new beloved for that originally inscribed on
the tablet But number one, who had some
claims on that child, stepped in, and stopped
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IHE WEEKLY STAR, now-resdy, contains a
fnh report Of the proceedings Of the PhiIadel-
Ihia conventiOn-the nominations and plat
iormi the fashions for June by Jennie June;
III. summers attack on President Grant; public
school examinations-white and colOred: nro
ceeuines or Congress and legislative assembly:
nauonal and local politics; latest and best tales
foens, sketches and society items; together with
gossip; agricultural items, household receipts
Terms: One dollar and a half per annum. In
ready Tor mailing ffeis
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The CABISET MEETING to-day was attended
by Secretaries Fish, Boutwell,, Delano and
Robson, Solicitor General Bristow and First
Assistant Postmaster General Marshall. The
War Department was unrepre1ented.
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n1St. Louis Ii alaying her honest watch .doSs
at the rate Of eleven hundred month.
n0A deadly Detroit druggist sdyertises
"Paris green, Tor suicides and potato-bugs.n
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lRisH PAPERS stare that the emigration from
mat country TO America this wear will greatly
exceed mat OF any preceding year. Whole
districts or fertile country are becoming de-
popuiated, and although wages have been
raises IN some places TO nearly equal the rates
IN TINS country that action; seems 20 have no
tnect Ihe country now contains only about
nall the number of inhabitants that IL dill
numbered 500, 900; now Il is less than 600 600
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tokk, June IA New Orleans special
49, Iee oe mocrsae convention last night elect
whom are understood % be against any demo
vGsuc domination ~ Baltimore. A meeting OF
NE Soint committee uas held In the evening. az
rsns sae proISsuons OF the liberal rep1bli-
esns were rejected. By vote OF N 10 7.
,o,, ,er propestfscn, Ignoring the national Ques-
Tha' Va then re3ected. by Q vote OF n 70 10.
,icS =. nnlteee nnAliy resolved 90 nominate
form rganixations ~ ~NN ~
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THE ANTI-sRCR8T SOCIETY PARTy-GRN
CHAkLEs II. HOWARD DECLINES THE NoMI-
NATION FOR THE VICE PRRsIpRNCY,-Gen,
Charles ID. Howard has written q letter DECLINE
ing the nomination for the Vice Presidency
rendered him the other day by the few persons
opposed to secret societies, who held a conyen-
ton in Oberlin, Ohio, under the lead of Presi-
dent blanchard, Of Wheaton College, Indiana.
Hon. Charles Francis Adams, who was nomi-
mated for President at the same time, is under
stood to be amason. One paragraph of General
Towards letter is worthy OF reproduction here.
1t reads: 81 believe, however, that every moral
andsOcial reform, as well as POLITICAL. will he
better promoted by q united support of the
candidates who shall be nominated at PhiladeI-
pnia than by any other course. The worst se-
eret society with which have had to do, is the
ku-klux khan, and no man, am we'll assured
Grant" W ~
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Miss MARY CURTIS LEE, daughter of the
late Gen. RObt. L. Lee, left TO- Europe on the
steamer Leipzig from Baltimore on "Wednesday.
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The BUREAU o. Engr .ving and Printing
will be clio ed until Monday morning, 10th inst,
for want of water.
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THH GRAND LODGE OF MAsoxs. now i'm ...-
ron At New York, yesterday passed resolations
British Columbia, and elected Chris,onhsr E anu
OF Buhalo, grand master. oA'
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The RESIGNATION Of S-cend Lieutenant
Charles f. Campbell, 81 n'antry, has been ac-
cepted by the President, 10 take effect july L.
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0Louisville letter-carriers buy new panta.
looms every week.-Detroit Free Press.
The modern horse-sheers' motto-Strfke
while the iron u hot. = . - !
"Iime annihilatorsn and "aying hotels" Is
..s m0oest way New Workers. speak Of their new
indianapolis hes Q population Of 60 900.
y. snsse anout sa goo consist Of the editor Of the
~ Street loafng IL 90 ON the increaae In utah
snat local paper advises few we'll distributed
@TuEkish baths find no favor in Canals.
The hardy natives take theirs with a cake of ice
floating in the centre. " w
"a new verb to express the sudden access
SIT vesuviatesi' - -
@In one Of the southern states, recently, .
boy was hung. Pontiac, Illinois, now proposas
to hang man who Is seventy-tWo years Of see.
0The Manufacturer and Builder recon-
mends covering the floor, near . rat-hole, with
Q thin layer OF moist caustic potash. when the
rats run over 1t, IL makes their feet sore, and
they soon abandon their inhospitable quarters.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL AsprRArrs
IN IENNEssEE.-The canvass for Congressman
IN th,s state promises to be interesting. Five
names have been suggested, or have suggested
themselves, for the ONCE Of Congressman for
the state at large, viz:-Andrew johnson, of
Greenville, and Henry 8. Foote, of Nashville.
iIndependent; Gen. B. +. Cheathan, Of Coffee;
Haynes, of Memphis: In this, the fifth district
an independent candidate, r. L. Caruthers, Jr.,
u already announced. Several others have
Deen mentioned In this connection, WE'D. I.
latin, and A. B. Martin, Of lebanon. In the
seventh district, Dorsey B. Thomas is already
announced, and the names OF Gen. Clint Atkins
ana WIN. A. uarles have been suggested. In
candidate for the nomination Of q democratic
convention, probably opposed by Horace Nav
nard.-Ndshrtue Bonaer, Nav 30fh,
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jnangurated yesterday. e' was
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DErACHED.-The following naval officers
have been detached: Commander Z. p. MeCrea,
from the command OF the MOnOcacy and placed
on waiting orders; Lieut.. Comm ander Geo. W.
Cofis, from the Constellation and ordered to the
naval academy.
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q Rsflreaa Rrtawe R.r.e.a

FhILApkLfhlA, june 1.-THE Lyndon RAN
rosa rrfcge, 100 feet long, on the PhiladelrhIa
and Erie road. I've miles west OF William sf,cyt
was burned last night This win not imness
travel, as q new branch has been built recent
" on the opposite side Of the river, and trains
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THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION
CLOSING SCENES
THE PLATFORM In FULL.
The Vote for Vice President by States.
BZsP.xTCR FROM MR.. COLElx.

AFTER THE CONVENTION.
The RatffcatfOn Meeting-The N alton.
al COmmittee-The COlOred Work.
tnxmen 10 Senator wilson
The District Headquar.
tiers I'm Philadelphia.
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Hsthi.s - d yssn war.ssh .sa

PHILADaLPHIA, june lit 10 understood
here that % far q the members Of the conven-
ton expressed an opinion, they were unanimous
in thinking that the interests OF the party would
be promoted BY having nothing 10 % with War
moth and Pinchbeck, OF Louisiana, and the
President sympathiz ned IN this view.
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THB y. Nj. G. A. INrERNArIoNAL CONVEX
os.-A letter from Lowell, Mass. says that ex.
teDslve preparations are being m ade for tbs
seventeenth International Convent IN OF Young
Mems Christian AssoCi Itions TO be held in tb AZ
inst, and lasting four DAYS. Abouf I .o10 dsIe-
gates are expected Information has been
received from societies In New York. Washing-
.oh, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, Portland. and
other places, that full declarations will he s.nt
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The Bepublicans Jubllant.
NIw YORK, June 7.-Dispatches from many
places report the republicans jubilant, and fir-
ing salutes over Grant and Wilson.
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OREsos ELECTION AL ON ONE SIDE
e. Tbs yn.a,, rom Portland, Oregon, says
erats, Greeleyites and all, eiect,nS their ren,e-
t zen and majority In both bra inches OF
interior OF oregon have been rs.ai from the
Francisco, increasing the republic An :. 81.
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The NEW YORK POISONING CAsr
ners jury In New York has returned a vera'.,
that Edw. e. Anderson came to his DEAN f. s,oe
POISONING oy arsenic, and that DIR. Lucius n
Irisn and MIS- Sarah Anderson were acces-oris:
70 the poisoning. The prisoners were committed
10 await the action of the grand iury
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUE--The receipts from this
source to-day were s555 ,5Is.S3-
The HEALTH Of Hon. s. s. Cox continues to
improve.
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Death Of . Maine POlitieIaa.
BATH, NE, June 7y-Hon. David p. Magovn.
well-known politician Of this state, died this
morning.
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Strike Of Dtrees Car Hen in Raehme~d
RICHMOND, Va, June THE drivers and
Cause-aa alleged Attempt 70 reduce thesr
wages. = :