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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, June 19.-Fhere were terrific thunder
storms yesterday in the northern and midland
counties of England. Many persons who were
exposed to the violence of the storms were in-
jured.
The London decline in the price of Erie rail.
dealers in that stock.
An accident occurred to train on the Midland
railroad to-day.
The London and Atalanta crews have received
a challenge from Paris boat crew.
lockout was begun to-day by the builders
of this city. BY this act 10000 iOurneymen are
thrown out of employment.
Col. T. W Higginson Of Massachusetts was
entertained by the Century club last night. He
made brief speech, declaring that he had no
fear that diplomatic complications would result
in the failure of the treaty of Washington. DE
lays were sometimes dangerous, but in affairs OF
this kind they were frequently pledges of safety.
EUeaiRg.-Several persons were wounded in
the accident on the Midland railroad, but none
were killed.
FRANCE.
PARIS, June 19.-Negotiatons for the evacua-
ton OF France are progressing rapidly between
President Theirs ard Count Won Arnim. The
departments of Marine and Haute Marine are to
be evacuated in few weeks after the signing OF
the convention, details OF which are nearly com
| pleted
Two trains came in collision at Juisyy, on the
Orleans railway, to-day. Thirty persons were
| injured and several killed outright.
GERMANY.
BERLIN June l19.-The North German Ga
zette, in a leading article, ihints that Germany
will make her influence felt in the election OF
the next pope. The bill prescribing Jesuits
passed third reading in the reichstag, ISL to
SO. Minister Delbruck closed the session of the
| reichstag this afternoon.
An official dispatch from Port au Prince re-
ports that ON the 18th inst, the German men-of.
| war Veneta and Gazelle took forcibIe possession
OF two Hayden corvettss and held them until the
| Haytiens paid indemnity demanded by the Ger.
man merchants. There was no blOodShed.
ITALY.
ROME June 19.-rhe pope has addressed a
| letter 10 Cardinal Antoneli, deplOring the APP
| preaching enforcement OF the law SuppresSing
converts in Italy, as a violation of International
\ law. He says the constant encroachmcnts OH
| the rights of the church by the government oil
i Italy violate morality and justice. Only Il re
gard for the highest interests prevents the head
| of the church from leaving Rome. The conflict
| between the holy see and the Italian government
| is inevitable and reconciliation is impossible
| The pope cannot submit to such usurpatiOnS
and he requests Antonell to protest against
| them to foreign powers.
SPAIN.
| MADRID, June 19.-The government has re
ceiyed intelligence of the temperance Of Carlis
| insurgents in the provinces of Tarragona, Bis
| cay and Galicia.
| 1t is said that Count Valmaseda captain gen
| eral of Cuba, has resigned.
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Political,

BATON ROUGE, La, June 19.-The Grant re-
pub lican state nominating convention met to-
day. I. L. Allen was elected temporary chair.
man. This is regarded as test vote favorng
kellogg's nomination Tor governor A commit
tee on credentials was appointed and the con.
yention adjourned until evening.
The Pinchback republican state convention
reasSembled, and committee on platform was
appointed who are instructed to include deca-
ration against Greeley and Brown. The impress
sion prevails that this convention will not unite
with the Grant convention; but that both will
nominate state ticket; also, that Kellogg will
be the nominee of one, and Pinchback of the
other, for governor.
PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-It is conceded at
the democratic headquarters in this city that
the Pennsylvania delegates to the Baltimore
convention will vote for Greeley
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Ell DORADO, June 1S.-An election was held
in this county on the 1st Of June to determine
the location of the county seat, and resulted in
favor of Augusta by Il majority of two hun
dred votes. The people of El Dorado opposed
the election on the ground of its illegalty, aud
applied TO the courts for an order to restrain the
commissioners from counting the ballots yester-
day About $50 armed men With teams,
came here for the purpose of taking the coun.
ty effects to Augusta by force, but the III Do
RADIO people met them in force and armed, and
they made no attempt to pursue their design.
Great excitement prevailed. 1t is feared that
another raid will be undertaken, aud that pos
Siby bloodshed may follow The court has de-
cidcd that it cannot issue an injunction, aud
thus matters stand at present
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spnIn.

NEW York, June ia special to the Herald
from Iondou saws: "rherc have been partial
risings Of the republicans in Andalusia since
the conservatives proposed the dictatorship of
Scrrano, with absolute powers for spending
money aud suspendiug the constitution. The
conservatives are enragcd at the rejection Of
their proposals by the king, and say that the
last attempt at forming a conservative ministry
under king Amadeus has been tried. "A rad.
cal ministry aud then the deluge, exclaims a
Serranoist journal.
1t Is said that Serruno has left for England in
disgust, and that Sagasta has left for France.
The radicals are arming the town population"
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COUNTY NEWS.

Mr. Daniel Kent of Leicester took the third
prize for defamation in the frcsh,I. !.
Amherst college last week. '''''' -. ~
French boy by the name of H..
abont eight years of age, was drowned l. ~,
pond at the lower mill in Gilbertyile u..a
wick, while bathing, on Monday Afternoon
The lads father was at work but a few rods al.
tant, and unaware of the boys danger ill too
lae.
The Methodist society of Spencer are now
making great improvements in their chnrch
edi6ce, II is being entirely remodeed and q
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SALT LAKE, June 17-The territorial supreme
court has adjourned till October
There Is report from Little Cottonwood to
.Ae caeet that u collision occurred Sunday under
ground between the occupants Of the Illinois
tGDncl OF the Emma excavation, during which
agS SruiS were used, but no one was injured.
"a Monday night the Shiyerute Indians muir.
dtgvd 4 nla0 named Neils Rosall in San Pete
ceapty,
TEE Wagon rad is now open to Little Cotton
wVssi IoY ,hS urSt tilne since last October.
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SUMMER RESORT.

These Heights embracing 100 acres, are
beautifully situated the town OF Falmouth upon bun
overlooking the the summit of which elegant
Observatory has been erected the accommodation of
visitors. Directly opposite and in plain view, are vne-
yard Haven, Oak Bluffs and the Highlands Marthas
Vineyard.
The grounds suitably divided extensive Parks,
Avenues and Building Lots, which latter being sold
with rapity that proves this to be the most desirable
location for summer Resort the New England cast
The cool breezes from the ocean which ian these
Heights render the Of summer here of comfort
and delight. The facilities Fishing, Boating Bathing
and Driving unsurpassed. commodlous Hotel has
been opened und er the efficient management of
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Convention of nairrond ,seu,

ST. LOUIS, June ia convention OF narrow
gauge railroad men, locomotive and car build
ers, and Others interested in the subject, met
to-day. Between sixty and seventy delegates
were present, and more are expected Hon.
Erastus Mills OF st. Louis was appointed tenn
porary chairman.
At the afternoon session Erastus Wells was
elected president. The afternoon was devoted
to discussion of the merits and dement's of
narrow gauge railroads.
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BALTIMORE, June 19-In the United States
district court yesterday, Judge Giles in the case
OF Josephine Carr, colored, against tue master
of the steamer Chester for ejecting the plaintiff
from the after cabin OF the steamer, imposed a
sentence Of S25 damages and costs. In giving
his decision Judge Giles remarked it was not in
the power Of common carriers in transporting
passengers to make discrimination as to color a
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WASHINGTON, june iQ--T o'clock L. M.-Prob-
abilities; Clear aud partially cloudy weather
will prevail on Thursday from the Mississippi
10 the Atlantic, with probably areas of light
rain over the upper lake region; light TO fresh
southerly winds veoring to westerly northwest
of the Ohio valley; light TO fresh easterly TO
southetly Tor the southern states; light TO fresh
southeasterly 70 southwesterly for the New
England and middle states.
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Washington.
pRospEcrs OF TIE TREATY.


WASHINGTON, June k19.-lt is thought in
official circles that the board of arbitration may
possibly render an sOpinion in relation to that
part OF our case, known as indirect losses, sub
stantially satisfactory TO both governments,
which may obviate the necessity for an adjourn
ment
Secretary Fish received kilograms to-day from
Geneva; but, not being Ineligible, he requested
that they he repeated.
PRESIDENT GRANTS MOVEMENTS
The president left Washington tonight for
Long Branch Monday night he will start
thence for Boston, remaining there until Thurs
day night Meantime he will attend in that
city the meeting of the trustees of the Peabody
educational fund. His presence is necessary to
constitute n quorum, some of the other trustees
being sick or absent from the country. Satur-
day the President will he in New York to take
n farewell OF his son Ulysses, now at Harvard
university, who will leave for Europe for edu.
ca,i0nal purposes, TO remain a year, at the end
otwDieh time be will return to the university.
The presidents eldest sou, Frederick, will re-
suyr % ak CuisFd States in September. His
isesag<s Ntll5e will remain in Europe until
OCg0etf FIX presidential not again come to
WSShtaSgoa urt1 the 9Th OF July, unless i'm.
p0Eg&Hg ga3lG 3QsiuesS demands his presence
Aeisse,
sLLtNG0US.
rhe secretary VI u4y A&S returned. He and
SgGfvtAry Elss a4A separate interviews with the
prcsid<n1 A aaBAeF u e0NsreSS nleu paid the
latter p&ysteS ssepeet>.
The te>eans rvc}pfs ios toe wick ending
luus SUI sSsv, S39SS sSt,
rbt Sgeat@sg t43RoVst le8yeS Saturday with
ftrishg Tor Tx psYy Sa,os \ class as cadet en-
giueCs> make practice Gt@>s "a 4eg,
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Goldsmith maid rro,. in DIG n.

BosroN, June 19.-The Mystic races were at
tended by very large crowd to-day. In the
race for 40 horses Dobles Rosalind was the
winner, beating Nettie Morris, Maybee, Caro-
mock, Honest Brock. and StuyYersan; time,
2:SOt, 2:313, 2;S5s, 1891 and 2 49, Morris won
the FIRST heat and Maybee the fourth. The
great contest was between Goldsmith Maid and
Lucy, mile heats, three in five to harness. In the
second heat, the Maid made the fastest time
over mile track on record-2:16t.
SUMMARY.
MYSTIC PARK, JUNE MEETING, June l9.-Purse
OF SS5OO, mile heats best three IN five to harness
Sl60J to second
w; Ii. Doble names b. m Goldsmith
q. A. Hickock names b, IN. Lucy .........22 ~
Time, first heat, quarter rs, half no. mile 2:2l
second heat quarter 34t half ;071s, mile 2:l6% ;
thlrd heat, quarter 20, half 10, mile 2:19I.
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Democratic Conventions.


TEXAS.
CoRsICANA, June 1S.-The state democratic
convention organized permanently to-day, Hon.
John Reagan presiding. A state central com
mittec was appointed, and after an acrimonious
debate Col. c. NJ. Wmkley was elected chair
man. The majority OF the delegates are OPP
posed to a separate nomination Mt Baltimore.
resolution was adopted endorsing the Cincin-
natl platform and pledSing support to the nom-
inec OF the Baltimore convention, whoever he
may be.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMCRE, June 19,-rhe democratic state
convention to select delegates TO the national
democratic convention, assembled this morning.
After the usual preliminary organization, Hon.
j. L. Earle OF Queen, Annrs county was chosen
permanent president Hon. Montgomery Blair,
ex-GOv. Philip Francis Thomas, eX-StaIc Treas
urer Robert w. Fowler, and \. Leo Knott, WcTc
chosen delegates ut large to the national cou'
Yention.
The district delegates were selected aud
resolution offered inStructing the delegation 10
oppose the nomination by the national couyon'
ton Of party candidates for president aud vice
president as mex pedient in view Of existing
political complications, and to support Greeley
and Brown and the Cincinnati platform. The
resolution was received with great applause
from members and from the galleries. A mem
Der moved that the resolution be referred to the
committee on resolutions, pending the considcra-
ton of which motion TO adjourn sine die was
carried. All the counties and city districts wore
fully represented in the convention, and every
delegation, with the exception of those from
Cecil and Hartford counties, were unanimous in
favor OF the Cincinnati movement. The delcga'
ton to the national convention are n unit in
favor of the Cincinnati platform aud nomna-
tons
.ra-a-a MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, June 19.-The regular democratic
convention of Minnesota is now in session.
There is every indication that the Greeley and
Brown ticket will be endorsed. The temporary
chairman, in an opening speech, indicated that
| the work of the convention would be nearly
| unanimous
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 10. The democrat
lie state convention, which was the largest ever
held IN this state, will nominate II straight state
| ticket and congressman at large. They will
leave the electoral ticket open for consultation;
also the subject Of cooperation with the liberal
| republicans. The feeling of the convention is
| largely for Greeley and Brown. Resolutions
| will be reported tomorrow. No nominations
are yet made
LITTLE Rock Ak, June 19.-The democratic
| state convention assembled to-day, effected a
| permanent organization, and adjourned until
| tomorrow About three hundred and fifty dele
gates were present, all counties being represent
cd. Greeley and Brown will undoubtedly be ill.,
| dorsed.
The liberal republican state convention passed
| resolutions to-day reatilrnng the platform Of
| 1868, ratifying the Cincinnati platform, and
| calling on all good people to join them in their
| efforts to elect the Cincinnati ticket. Adjourned
until II O'Clock tomorrow.
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CREIENSs, ", r., June ig.-Special Indian
Commissioner General o. o. Howard passed
ihroush this city to-day en- route for Washing
son, With delegation OF uine Apache Indians,
ton leit Arsona June L. travelling via Santa Fe
aud nNnNNr.
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SAN Francisco, June t0.-At eight O'Clock
last evening, a comet appeared little south.
west Of the zenith, moving rapidly and some
what irregularly, aud at length disappeared.
Its nucleus appeared rs star Of the FIRST magnl.
tude and the tail was wavy. 1t was in sight
for six minutes, The planet Mars was lumin.
Gus and rose colored NJ iimes,
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SAN FRANCISCO, June t9.-On the 4th of May
the steamer Roma collided with the French
steamer Ava, near Shanghai. The Roma sunk.
Messrs. McMeeker and MeQuade, second and
third engineers, aud Messrs. Hoole and BOYLE,
chief engineer and third officer, DR.. Thomson
and flty'fye Chinese were drowned.
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Ear.hquaLe in Iapnn.-.soo Live. ,.os,

SAN FRANCISCO June 19.--The steamer Great
Republic, which arrived yesterday from China
and Japan brought intelligence that the seaport
town OF Hanida, in the Japanese island of Seki.
shen, was visited by an earthquake and 500 per
sons lost their lives
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PHILADELPHIA, June 10 William Mitchell.
who escaped from Sing Sing prison last sum.
mcr ON tug boat, has been captured, with S2i :
800 in bonds, stolen from the Iron and Glass
bank at Birmingham, Pa, last week, on his
person,
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new Steeple has been erected. The expense Of
these Improvements will be about $4,000 and
the building is now one of the finest church ed-
fees in the county.
Mrs. Charity Moulton, an aged woman be-
longing in West Brookfeld, had her pocket cut
open and a purse containing 81 taken from it,
at the depot in Springfield, Monday morning.
She had been in Springfield attending the iuner-
al of a relative, and was then returning home,
Being old and nearly sightless, she failed to
discover her loss till some time after leaving the
city.
The Hassanamisco hotel, with about thirty
acres of land, in Grafton centre, has recently
been sold by Mr.. Lowell Baker of this city TO
Mr.. +. NJ. Marble of Grafton. The sale also
includes the carriage and blacksmith shops,
livery stable, and the lot and house known as
the Cheney place. The property has frontage
of about 1000 feet on the new county road from
Grafton to Upton Mr. Marble intends to fit up
the lower part of the old hotel building for
stores, and the upper part as hotel, and has
engaged Mr.. F. w. CherringtOn Of this city to
make plans for the proposed changes.
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GEORGE TOWER, of Worcester.

where good accommodations can be had at moder-
ate price. A. Livery and Boarding Stable is kept
upon the grounds by j. L. Lley of Oxford, who
VIII aim at reasonable cost to meet the wants OF
his patrons Lumber shipped direct from the eastern
mills, suitable for building Cottages is furnished
upon the grounds. The new steamboat landing is now
finished, I'D arrangements have been made for daily
communication by boat with Nantucket Martha Vine
yard and Neod's Hole. Direct railroad communication
will be opened to the Heights the completion of the
extension of the Old Colony Railroad promised July TO-
Beside the many cottages already built and In process
OF erection by private individuals the corporation under
whose management these Heights have been
fully developed, erecting several ne Cottages and
Store, Lsundry, Billiard Hall and Bowling Alley and
pains Or expense will be spared TO render this desirable
place lc spend the snllry months of summer.
The lots, averaging in size so IS feet sold al The
xtreJnely low price of $3.50 per lot.
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MILLBURY. - During the past winter the
Ramshon reservoir company have raised their
dam about ten feet, and thus created a large in
crease of water power. Mr. John g. Wood has
purchased the "Stowe privilege" a short dis
lance below, and has fail of upwards of thirty
feet He is now building a dam, and intends to
erect Il cotton mill during Ih, coming season.
MeSSrs. Chas. ID. Morse, Nelsrp N}lling, and
others, have recently purchased a large tract of
land known as the ''FarnswOrth HILL" and will
lay out the same into house lots. Mr.. Morse
and Capt Simpson will probably erect dwellings
there during the summer. This location is I'M
surpassed as il commands il fine view OF the
entire village and its surroundings and is with
in short distance OF the location of the new
depot on the Providence and Worcester rail
road
FIRST DISTRICT COURT--SoUTHERN WoR-
CEsTER-JILLsoN, 1.-THE following business
has been transacted during the week ending
June 18th Henry Allen of SOuthbrdge was
ordered to pay costs for drunkenness, and his
case was placed on file; Matilda Powers oil
Soulhbridge paid fine of 81 and costs fol
drunkenness; Edward Trombly of Southbridge
and james f. Belden of Worcester, paid fines Of
So and costs for drunkenness; Patrick Quinn oil
Webster paid fine of So and costs for a ike of
fence; Ellen Benway of Webster paid a fine Of
so and costs and recognized in $1,000 not TO viO
late the liquor law for one year, for selling Ii
quor; Patrick Quinn of Webster paid fine Of
$40 and costs for disturbing the peace; John
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HoRTIcULTURAL.-1he library of the Horti-
cultural society will be open this afternoon at
the usual hour. Premiums of SIS and SO, re-
spectiyely, will be awarded to the best and next
best collections of cut flowers, if deserving.
The opening exhibition was quite successful;
let there be no tangoff.
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Business Garos.
NOY YES Il RICHARDS SON,
IN Manufacturers and Dealers in
CARRIAGES AND HARNESSES
VEST AMESBURT, MASS.

All orders left with any of the gentlemen referred 10
W III bo promptly attended to,
These Carriages under careful supervision =
the Mandatory in West Amesbury, and are every way
superior
Parties wishing Carriages referred for the reputa-
tion of these to Messrs. W. e. Barbour Charles Allen
Avery Davis N. T. Bemis, Harrington IL Brother. who
are among customers. dtf mil
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School ExAMINATIoNs-The examinations
of the public schools to-day will be as follows,
some additions having been made 10 the list
published Monday morning:
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CITY MORTALITY.-Th whole number of
deaths reported at the office of the city clerk for
this city, for the week ending June IS, was
twenty-sx, including one still-born. Fourteen
were females aud twelve males. Three died of
cons umption, three of canker rash, two of old
age, two of lung fever, two of whooping cough,
and one each of cancer, insanity, heart disease,
fyphus fever, measles, Group, accidental, dip
iberia, congestion Of the brain, inlante, bron-
chitis, and one from some unknown cause. The
two oldest were Lydia I. Hunt, native of Barre,
aged ninety-two years and two months, and Ann
p. Brewer, native of England, aged ninety
Two years, two months and ten days. Thirteen
were natives of this city, seven of them being Of
foreign parentage. Nineteen were natives of
this country, ten of them being of foreign
parentage. -Four were born in ireland, two in
Canada and one in England.
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CouRT-WILLIAMs, j.
"Wednesday, June 19.-Margaret OITearn for
assault and battery, paid fine of $40 and costs
Peter Ryan, on charge of assault and bat
terry, was bound over in $500 for his appearance
at the superior court. On charge OF drunken
ness he was fined SO and costs.
Thomas Scuy, for keeping open shop on tie
Lords day, paid fine of $40 aud costs.
Lawrence McGrath and Frank W. Marsh,
charged with the Canterbury street larceny af-
fair, had their cases continued until Thursday,
under bail of $1,000 each.
John 'renney, who was before the court on a
charge OF truancy, had his case continued until
July 10th.
E'asIus ). Burroughs, Patrick Tenney, aud
james rowderly We're each fined SO and costs
Tor drunkenness. The first paid aud the others
were committed to the house Of correction for
nOn-payment