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Society Ia BsnsluIu.

tOOrreapondonce OF hs Tribune.
In fact society In Honolulu, and else where In
the Islands where there In society, Is slngulariy
charming, Ths people are surprisinVly hosplt-
al homel thsy have leisure, - said. and
know how 10 use Il pleasantly the climate con-
trolls their customs In m9ny respects, end moths
strikes you, when you have found youT way Inlo
Honolulu society and looked around, Ia certain
sensible moderation and simplicity, which u IN
iry influence; there Is a certain amount Of for
wAllty, which is necessary 70 keep society from
detShorsting, but there Is no striving after
snsSs ssSs sSS ,Ssy, nS petty
high average OF iptelllaenceI they oars ghovt the
best things, FINALLY, society In Honolulu Is 70.
speciable, it q fashlonablet TO be FiTtqops, spd
The Government has always encouraged 70,
spectabilty and dlsoountenalced vice, Ths men
who have ruled the islanda-not the missionaries
plain, honest and IN the main wise men, and
they have kept politics respectable 10 the little
MONARCHY. The dlsrepu.able Adysniurer ele-
society 200, 10 not found here. You will say the
rewards are not great enough to attract this vile
class. Perhaps not; but u any rate II Is moi
the world you would and so kindly, 40 gracefully
hoapitable, and at the same time so slmple and
enjoyable society as that of Honolulu.
welt as ioiIOwa the Distant ROOSEVELT, who at
traoted good deal OF attention last winter by
the bitterness Of his danunoiation Of what he
was pleased TO think the corruption OF the Wash.
ington city government, has Just secured little
more attention than he wanted from some Of his
own constituents In New York, lie offered his
tSn 3 oT% SSa foy pSrsSssSs plss q Sc
distributed In the public schools. A committee
OF the board, TO whom the offer was referred,
dryp applaud Mt. Hooseyelt's discrimination not
fnlly decline 10 accept the snm," believing thai
the lelSOn In political honesty thus given 1"wj
best promote those high ends In the education
and gold" II Mr. Roosevelt doesn't pIont bJ
tha tackhlndsd lecture he must bp q terribly
hsIasnSd man,
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Baltimore Lock Hospital

DdlIllllOTS LOCk HOSpltal
Dir. JOHNSTON,
Phyaican Of this celebrated Institution discovered
when N the areai, Hqspitals Of Europs, Wa Eng.
spssay, pSSssnt and ssctasi remedy @ T IN The Tolid
W. E&oEssEs ON ABUSES OF THE SYSTEM,
geahnfa az, o. the Bah 2s LT6s strieturss Affection
ass
n, fSRT,SS n. fSs splTl.S SsmsSs q Iasss
sf R.d dRnnsss FSsss & Sd:s sS
5phip, Anscropis @ is q ne Lxer Lung stomach Sr
AIRY HAbits % Youih-sIoRrf and solitary pfactisss
R9rS fatal g ,hs,E yicti9Ys y than ne sSaF % ne
IIsss Sa, impOasibis Destroying both BODY and
YOUNG MEN -
We, thS dresdiai and asssasTs haS q wsss ~
nSSy 2Snn sSsePs I, an Int1s aTs thoSSs5ds hon q
nteect, who might gtherwise have entranced iisten.
Ink senAtss with ne thnpders o. elo9uence, or
wahed 20 ecstasy the living lyrc, may call with full
T6ess sfo soms Of the I'D and melancholy effects
Ssss q ihs Bssi ana i%s.. u fsiSs e % tss M ssd
pmnsss, 40 q sIsh. L1ss q MSsS2l.s PoTsr PsPia
q sns q thS ssa.sss
q fssaisi ssets b e &. NINA ar
much to b dreaded, Los of Memory, Confusion
sst Q Ssss g sS SSs Ayss %
di''. &c. an s0m' Il tfRfxoRg M ifyiIs produced.
msrfsss sssrs q PSy.iS S.s y To
Ebbssns bsss5
ii fspS SssESEST ~ Tilt faE isRfS FRfss
ss sas s ~ S. gcRn
itoP: wtnessSd BY NJ rsPrsseSi.pyss q DC Pee.
sssia saa ssia 6sfoss % he pusS .esaiS:s ss sisnS
m osn. sR = fSfS sS tSs snh 'u
0ines, Z South Frederick street, Baitinors
II
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oRlND Orr CoNcsRT, IN AID Of the Public Library
% Kentucky, having been sod Ito insure full draw
ing and the wish having been universally pressed
that the iOo,oo cash gifts offered should 30 drawn In
tnll and raid In full without any scaling down, q,
heretofore, the management, with the concurrence
Of the trustees, have determined TO allow ninety
days more for the sale Of the mnant OF uqketi
left on hand. The concert and distribution adyer
tlsed for April Is therefore postponed TO Tuesday
July 3, is7s, on which day, and no other. they WI
positively and unequlyocally take place In PUBL,
Library Hall. Louisville Ky.
Al this grand CONCERT the following eash gifta viii
distributed BY lot and paid In full to the Ticket
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MEDICAL.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

rHaPpy rSI,ff ior Young Men iFom thg eiIects q
Ilnpediments 70 Marriage removed. New method
Of treatment New and remarkable remedies. Boob
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. south Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.-en Insfitutlon having q
sional skill. mhAi nm
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pRoPosALs FOR pRRDGE AND DUMP
Il BC0WB.
OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

No, 4PUBLIC LANDING,
OINoIFHATI, ONO, April ", 1878.
this once until Y n on tn .sDAY, Msy ~ lsl9
predse Boat and two light drsusht Ddmp Bcows
nfSOso;sis Sill NO - received for second hama
BPeeiASati1ns and printed forms n fIFqposala will
W. -A NO''N WGt 4. MERRILL,
mN MAieI kpgtneerh
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DRY GOODS.
8 uMsrER DRESS GOODS

SUMMER DRRss GOODS
Rxv,. m, 90 AT UALf THEIR VALUE.
jHPHssgssfE9 jHPs gssfE9Gk III LADIES, JiN h1LriSgs
~ y ~ ZAP gioTHs reduced from g. cts
e sr 3 ssssP,,s n Sapisis. % very % cheap
aslns nS gpt ffRaRP Rks = fSs ssYis
RpiihhsT LACE sACoUEs, very cheap wHfTf
wIi} fr9s IA q ceuts, worth D cents. Large s,ocf
.,n.-,- +. n NAuDAIN,
tnxSa eofennaylVnnia eo avenue, south afda.
hp9 below aevpnth gtrest
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DRoPosAI.s FOR FUEL.

NAVY DEPABrNHsr,l 4
wAsHISoroTt May II, hlI
Sealed Jr9Rs9.aIy indor.sg and sddrsAssd 70 The
TUESDAY, June 4 TO iupply the Navy Department
Ra e Sas siSSai y Ss Ss S sSS ..A
10 ton. III pounds to toni best quality white ash
10 cords gs cubic fesp Of well seasoned good size
10 cords ls cubic fesp well seasoned bakers Pine
All of which will be weighed. measured and In.
speoted by, tho Navy Department inspector, at the
expense oi the contractor according 70 the require
fhess sqppies must be delivered 81 the Eayy,De:
partment On Office los whtrh ysquired by the s0th Of
sf the successful bidder. -
B,a, ni,A b nae for either wed p GOAL or e.
case case MY bt, Without ditdnsusbint = 10 DE o.
coal x hRd df wood asa sl,tsfy n 9ssSsgS sss
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DECORATIONS.
LOO X IN.

Our stock Of PAPERHANuIHas, WINDOW
SHADE5, hc, is srtenslye and varied, Latest nat.
tsrns-loweet prices MorK promptly CnectiSd
Also, FRESH CANTON MATTiN0S, ,OlIyGTgyTIIH
CORDS, TABBEl.S, sc. l.. y. CLARK,
myiG9w i1l1 Pennsylvania ANenia.
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IMPROVEMENT OF THE WABASH RIVER
Il ROCK ExoAvATioN.
... CIhCIHHATI, o. May lA 1873
this osd nas noon IN % June nsSSseG m ga
re- ~ ~ & SS9e SaIds more OF ieas q hoef LaeAVa
Specihcations aud printed forms for proposals
will be iuruished application % the underssged,
. Apolla, Indiana, W. f. MERRILL,
United staIes Engineer. once Major EnsinOerS, No
tPuhlie landing. my@
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NoLUsIBIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY
oOs Ponnsyivania avenne,
.iI vAsHrNaFos, nc.
We are prepared. with svaEy facility. tor
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
BANK NOTES. BONDS AND COMMERCIAL
WORK OF EVERY KIND. 6o
!SSs I ss:I;:$' s:Ii;is;Hs M yE:s g
PRorosAIs FOB WROUGHT IRON

pRoPosAIs FOB WROUGHT IRON
L Roux IsLIsp hn.Aati haAas Ill. April M liza
aeysIsd on ears ct this Arsenal. at any time before
ABOUT s,ab linSai feet Of heavy Is inch wrought
6e.sssP \ .nd 2 tess Fe9sSSay 3 s6Sas iStes,
length. 6esyssh Il aud u lest. generally beiwstn u
PropSS.,ls must s..tc ,pylSs Pfr Poundi BE- I'D
N wE;9NSEsBAY, N Inps Z lsiS And % be SoHSid
kiddsrr 81, ihvI isd 70 6s pTessnt,
Chart showing suaTSntssd atten.th az besms' and
thespooessful BIDDER must enter Into contract aud
as: as:t bonds for fal'hfa performance Of the CON
NE beam, an, mus. bs s,ISTht out e wind sns
Payments will be made monthly, II desired, re.
Seryins ten per cent till the contract 10 completed
The ehsht 10 reieotAny and Al BIDS ~ T. e TessrysSa AZ
mys Captain Of ordnance, Commanding,
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$3OO,OOo.
MIS- so URI STATE lO1rE Ry.
Lesaiized BY State Authority and Drawn In
Public In 81. Louis.
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME
10000 Numbers.

Tickets, SlOI Half Tickets, 30, Quarters,
$3.50.
b-Our lotteries are chartered by the State, are
Always drawn At the time named, and all drawings
are under tho superyision Of sworn oommiEsonera.
81 Louis papers, and : COPY Of drawing sent To 70
purohAsers Of Tickets. - !
tH-We will draw q similar scheme the last DAY of
every month during the year is79.
I,EIspit n eyI Ejsk by, POST 0EFIGE MONEY
EXPRRsb. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER q co.,
10. Louis, hIo.
Post OmcBoI s46. m yi.TuThhstt
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T IsT oP NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT sHIL.
~ LINQT0N,B BOoKsTQRR,
pasearei, by ouids, Lord Hopes Cholce, by Ann
ne sgthor q the Hoosier sehoolmaster. kr,lste,
by haria n, Grant Coming Race, by Bulwer
Little Kate Kirby, by y, W. Robinson. The Treaty
o. washinstop. by Caleb Cushins. Oxley. by Lyn
dop. nlsnk Booka, Note. Letter and Gap Paper
and Playing Cards At the very lowest prices. splb
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW PUBLIcATIoNs RECEIVED BY
law poSghssktff.r.RRs sktf2 H kn2bhI58Ei ME hPI5528EisHEas,

LAW BQphbElsLhhh AND fUbLAhhkhbs
No, HtPennsyivania avcnua
"Unitsd States Statutes II Large" passed ~ the
third session OF the Forty second Congress, is2q,
and treaties and postal conyentiops carefully col
lated with the originals ~ Washington. This cd \.
ton has the sanction Of Congress- and contains all
the laws Of the last session, with aipha betcal
index ot the same arranEed for easy reference
The Men Of the Third Republic or, the Present
Leadors Of France" reprfnted from the London
Daily hsrs, rnd containing over twenty .nye
Sketches OF the notabities WIN, since Hedtn, have
been prominent In French Affairs, from NJ Thiera
and Jules Simon 10 Alexander Dumas, Louis Blanc
and Victor Hugo, with an nocount Of such less
anov9 Poiiticisni s o.mbests, Rochsfort and
i'Ths New Msedsiep,- . novel b.. wilhie Collina
"The Americsn's Handbook to'vlenna and the
Exhibtiqu," comprising all necessary information
in reArd TO the routes, expensea. hotels, boarding
houses, postage, money!, railway fares, steanern
cabs. Iegntiona. ke. Also, iarRe map Of Vienna
and other useful Information my95
THE ROYAL DIADEnr, A NRw MUSIC
IL BOOK.
Play and PROFIT in MI Garden, By Roe
Tho Young Mechanic, Practical Treatise.
The Other Girls, by Ms Whitney,
Memoir Of brother, By Thomas Hughea.
Hteratnre and Dogma, by Mathew Arnold.
Agency for Bliined Glass.
| WIN. BALI.ANTYNR,s,
myp ~ Seventh street, near street
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-11

No; shetbogggan I 65ai.5o for winter red Ohio
1.IO for White Michigan for Iowa spring
----- for unsound winter western.
RyE-Market is dun and very limited export
inquiry. Sales 1000 bushels western at sec.
BARLEY-Dull and unchanged In price bar
ley malt more dull, sales $4,000 bush OF six
round state private tlcrces. Canada West ut
Coks.-Recelpts s2,2so bushels. The market
In light supply With moderate export and home
trade demand Market cent higher, sales H.
900 bush. at 5595Gc for steamer mixed Western:
$50 6sc high mixed ana yellow western ~,
for common to prime old western mixed
5Og52 for heated; - to for old and new
OATs-Recepts 1925 BUSH The market
Is somewhat firrner and fairly more active.
Sales $4,000. bushels, at H@44aic for new mixed
western; asa52 for white western; 10 "a ~
40 for new mixed State; - for choice white
state.
CoAL.--Market firm with fair enquiry al
s5;25@G25 FOR Anthracite per ton per cargo.
EGGs.-Market is firm at C for western ;
e2@23c for State and Pennsylvania 1sK@
19c for Jersey, 1sT@i 10 for Canada.
HAY - Scarce and firm at 9Oa33 for prime
per ton; ga % for good do; q for good ship
lloPs-The market Is dun 1872 quoted at
3595Oc California 4IN@52k.
WooL.-Market is quiet and steady and quoted
at &C for new Ohio; "a for state and ohio ;
~ for domestic ID for mixed fleece: % for
medium - for low California clip 20c.
LEATHER.-Marltetd dun and lower. Hhemlock
sole, Buenos Ayres, and Rio Grande light, mid
die and heavy weights at 5000 California
do, 2Ta2S OrinOco do. 2Tm2S
COFFEE - Market quiet and steady. Sales
or bags OF Rio at lII@l9Ec.
SUGAR.-Market Is firm. Sales 1900 hogsheads
refining I'6c.; 1876 hhds Porto Rico; s,lOO hhds
Centrifugal at 50.
MoLAssEs.-Markct Is quiet and unchanged.
stock cuba. Sales -- hhds Porto Rico rs
hhds English.
RICE-Market is quiet 325 bags Rangoon at
60 20 tierces OF Carolina at 1850 sac.
PETRoLEUM.-The market Is dull at ~ for
crude. Sales OF - bblS refined at lIzsc.
PORK.-Market unsettled. Sales $50 bbls at
1870 II 80 cash for new mess sl4OO for extra
prime.
BEEF.-Steady. Sales - bbis at sqa 10 for
plain mess sll ,25G12.50 for extra do beef hams
firm for prime stock, common sock d i'll at
1S@A for common and fair Texas choice do at
$25 00G2I 90 choice Western at 29a3l; tlercc
beef dull and heavy at sl7@2l prime mess
S2l 50G2a 90; cut meats quiet and unchang-
ed; middllngs quiet ; 30 boxes long clear. at
sst@9c.
LARD.-Unsetted.. Sales 800 tlerces at Lilo
cash for western steam - for Kettle rendered,
also oO0O terces for July at -; 5000 for Aug.
at C.
BUITER.-Is firm with fair request at 2Oe3Oc
for fair to prime new state: l5a 2lc for
western.
CHEEsE.-Market is dun and heavy ut 1881
@12kc for fair to prime and new state fac
tory.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-11
BURGLARY Az BRANDON
JeweIry Store Robbed to The Amount
of $4,000.

On Thursday morning, at about half
past two o'clock, the jewelry store of Mr..
Charles NJ. Whitaker. at Brandon. was en-
tered by burglars and everything of value
in the store was taken, the whole amount
ing in worth to $1,000 The burglars en-
tered by unlocking the front door by means
of false keys and proceeded to Il general
clearing out of the establishment. They
blew open the safe with powder and
secured all it contained, including watches,
jcwelry and other valuables. The report
of the explosion of the safe was heard by
the Waterman at the Howe Scale Works,
who went to the door and looked about,
but seeing and hearing nothing, he con-
cluded it was pistol shot and went back
to his Office. The robbers borroweda NAL
let and some tools from marble shop
across the river, which were found in the
store. Among the customers watches
taken was a very valuable one that was
formerly owned by Mr.. John Simonds, and
by him presented to his son who resides at
Brandon.
Six men were sleeping in the building at
the time it was entered but heard no noise,
and the robbery was not discovered till
morning No clue is had of the burglars,
who played their part worthy of the ex-
perts they undoubtedly are, but every
effort is being made for their detection and
arrest.
Deacon Robert Forbes, father of Mr.. c.
| Ii. Forbes of Rutland and whose store is
in the same building, lost $50 or $40 il
money, which was taken from his drawer
The loss falls particularly heavy upon
Whitaker, who had but recently com
menccd business, and his many friends il
Rutland will sympathize with him, and arr
anxious to hear of the arrest of the villains
and the restoration of their plumber. Mr.
w. was formerly in the employ of Messrs
Clark Bros, in this village, where h'
learned his trade, and where he is very
well and favorably known.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-11

A LAUGHABLE AFFAIR.-A laughable
affair happened at the railroad station at
Factory Point resently, the particulars of
which we learn from the Manchester
Journal: "a man to take charge of Dell
wood Cemetery was expected on the train
and Capt Clark, who has charge of the in
stitution, had man in waiting for him.
A stranger from Troy arrived on the same
train and Pat, supposing him to be the man
he was looking for, touched his hat rim
and asked if he would go to the cemetery.
Taken back by the suddenncss and novelty
of the question, the man replied that he
was neither dead nor sick and the Gene
terry was the last place he wanted to go to,
and turning to the station agent he asked
what time the next train would leave, re-
marking that this was the first town he
ever visited where they had runner for
the cemetery"
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-11

ST. Louis, July 10.
Mr.. J. Golden who has been engaged
with party under General Barrett in sur
veying Cheyenne and Aragohoe, Indian
reservations, has arrived here from Chey-
ennc agency one hundred miles north of
Fort Sill, Indian Territory. He says that
the work is about two-thrds completed
He also reports that Cheyenne Indians
after celebrating their medicine festivities,
to do which, they left their reservation and
started for Anlilage Hills. 1t is not known
where they will turn up next but their
agent does not apprehend any trouble
There were $50 lodges of them. One band
of Cheyennes, under Little Robe, refused
to follow the main band and remained at
the agency, The Arapohocs, under Little
Rover, Powder Face, Yellow Bear and Big
Mouth, numbering $50 lodges, are on their
reservation and are peaceful. 1t is said
that they will defend whites against Chey-
ennes should the latter make an attack.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-11

Man Killed in WinOOski.

On yesterday morning as the train on the
Central Vermont, which leaves here at
$40 a. m, approached Winooski, a French
man named Masse, who resided near the
depot in that village, was driving across the
track in buggy, with boy with him,
the engine "Bethel," which was going at a
good rate of speed, struck the buggy,
throwing the man across the track, cutting
his head entirely from his body, killing
him instantly. The boy was thrown into
the air, landing outside the track compare
lively uninjured. The horse was unhurt.
The deceased was about fifty years of age
and leaves a family, two of his sons having
formerly worked in this village in the en-
ploy of the Vermont Central
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-11
Y. NJ. c. A. Convention.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y. July 10.
About $50 delegates were in attendance
at the International Young Mems Christian
Association Convention to-day. The time
of the convention was occupied mostly in
discussions upon topics set down in the
order of business. That upon how to meet
the effects of pcrnicious literature was full
of interest.
Various methods were suggested for the
flash newspapers from railway trains, and
resolutions bearing upon the subject were
sent to the committee on resolutions. to be
reported upon hereafter.
Tonight large meeting was again held
at the Opera House, and three open air
meetings were held in the street.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
Especial to the Globe
Openining of New Railroad Route,


Openining of a New Railroad Route.
NEWPORT, VT, July 10.
The South Eastern Railway which forms
q new and direct route from here to Mont
real by way of the Missisquo and Clyde
River Railroads and its connecting lines,
was opened to-day for public travel. Two
trains daily will leave Montreal at 7.90
a. m. and 315 p. M, for Newport, the
White Mountains and Boston with Pullman
cars attached Yesterday the directors
came here on an excursion oyer the road.
The party was large one and included the
Mayor and City Councilmen of Montreal,
bank officers, leading merchants and editors
of that city. Sir Francis IIncks, Sir A..
T. Gait and other Canadian dignitaries.
The party dincd here and returned TO Mont
treal in the evening. A. b. Chafec, Esq
formerly of Burlington, is General Man
ager. J. T. A.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-11
A Persian Minister In Trouble.

LONDON, July 10.
Sandre Zen, the Persian foreign minister
is in disgrace and will probably be dismiss
ed and executed ON his return to Persia.
There are serious difficulties with regard to
the Reuter- concession. Reuter- is million
and a half out of pocket. He deposited
$250,OO0 as guarantee on contract and
expended an equal sum in brides TO secure
the contract He also loaned the Shah, at
5per cent, 81 100000. The money will
never be repaid.
Now there is numerous intrigues around,
the Shah was brought out by Reuter- to
help blast his schemes, but other London
business men appeared and have t)ld the
Shah's suite that concession was worth
more than Reuter- was paying.
Merfa Hassan Ali Khan, minister of
public works is against him. Reuter- would
like to sell the concession. In the face of
such difficulties it is doubtful if 1t has any
value.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-07-11
New York stock ana money Market.

NEW YORK. July 10.
Gold was steady all day at 1855 TO 115s, clos
ing at 115l4.
Loans were made at to 1 per cent for carry
ing.
The clearlngs at the Gold Exchange to-day
were $i4,000,0O0
The receipts at the United states custom
House to-day We're 100000.
The Treasury disbursements to-day amount
ed to s4G2,O0o.
Government bonds very quiet all day and
firm at the close with little change In the
prices.
State bonds are very quiet.
Sterling Is strong and higher at o. a@9si FOR
long and i0is@l0is for sight.
Money opened easy at 3@i per cent, closing
at3.
Stocks opened Irregular ana advanced Slight
ly during the day, but closed little below last
nights prices, widest nuctuation In Harlem
from 1879 to 1871.
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appointment of Italian Cabinet.

FLORENCE, July TO-
The crisis in the Italian Ministry has
terminated Signor Minghelta, who was
summoned to this city by the King, has
formed Cabinet constituted as follows :;
President of the Council and Minister of
of Finance, Signor Minghelta; Minister of
Foreign Affairs, Signor Cantelle; Minister
of Justice and Ecclesiastical Affairs, Sig
nor Viglioni Minister of War, Lieutenant
General Ricotti Magnani; Minister of
Marine, Signor Saintbon Minister of Pub
lie Works, Signor Spavanta.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, July ~.
Cotton---Market dun and irregular and noml-
nally unchanged. sales bl1 bales at 20A for
middling upands.
FLOUR. - Receipts 4,2s4 ,bbls. The mar
ket is 1Ota i5c better and active. Medium grades
largely In demand and command extreme ad-
vance, fair inquiry for delivery. Sales OF 1880
bbls. at 81 1908 30 for superiine western ana
State; So 5a IS for common 10 good Extra west
ern state $1,000 I 10 for good TO choice 10
81 15taS 30 for common TO choice white wheat
Western extra 80 25@s % for common 10 good
extra Ohio 50 5Q(d10b 10 for common 10 cholce
extra st. Louis the market closing lifl
RYE FLoUR-Market steady. sales 700 dds.
at 4.25d5.25.
CORN MEAL.-Flrmer Sales OF 600 bbs. al
1915 IA $50 for Brandywine; ~ 30 "a 10 Tor
Western. -. .oo
wHIsKEy.-The market is irmer sales 4oO
bbls at 93c, ~. 4,
without decided change IN price inquiry
moderate, Holders arenot disposel 70 reaiize.
Market closing less iirm. Sales $4,000 push ~
81 20 al 20 for rejected spring q 500 40 Iol
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Northwest /: al 42@l 43h for NO. MILWAUKEE,
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|. o. o. FAT the meeting of the OF
ter Creek Encampment No. Z, |. o. o. f.,
held on Thursday evening, the following
officers were installed;
L. b. Adams. G. p.
Charles w. Stafford, II. p.
r. X. Morrill,, S. w.
Newman Weeks, Scribe.
II. r. Dyer, Treasurer.
j. S. Graves, J. W.
G. Parmenter, Sen.
Charles Woodhouse, Guide.
7. ID. Marley LIST W.
L. Plaisted, ID w.
G.. II. Robinson, 81 W.
Isaac Gibson, 4th w.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
n. G. Harris, T. d. Marley, Charles
Woodhousc.
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THE ALLEGED EMBEzzLEE.
Destructive Storm in Iowa.

Iowa CITY, July 10.
three o'clock p. M, yesterday, accom-
panied by hail, which destroyed trees, or
chards and crops over a limited area as af-
fectually as fire would have done. But
four farms, those of Messrs. Human,
Hedges, Crawford and Houghton, were so
visited The storm was remarkable for
the completeness of its destructive effect
and narrowness of its range