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sspusi,cAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE

storey County,. l. Ee4ua, q. A. King, H.
., MAYNARD. y. =. Davis
Crmsbv Coun;y-F Stadtn.ullsr. s. T. Swift.
lander County-A. y. shannon
l.yan COR c. i. Zstriskie, Dr. w. Buncher
N-e County Wsrburton-
Tsshor County, II. kinkead. C. C. Pownins
White Pine County-A- & Cleveland
Churchill C,anty -Wallace tioodel1-
Douglas Cnunty-James W. Hanes.
YIko County, NJ. Saith. J. :. Msyhush-
Ex-eka Ccnrry-A- T. Davis A. q. Turner.
Rsa-rslda County,. Il. NcCEntOu.
Hcmboli: Cuunfy-M- s. Thompson
LINCOLN County-p- NJ Tyrrell. D. Cristendsn
70. Judge Of thu Second Judicial District:
S.H WRIGHT, Of Ornsby County.
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F,- County Commissioner. Carson. Geo. ellison
pa-CcUrt- Commissioner. Empire -1S.- Norris
81. Constable. Carson Township L. Stern
10, Constable. Empire Township &c. Laurel
Fog schoc, Tru..es. Carson Tp- Hub Il Parker
For School Trustee. Carson Up - J. Linn
Fer School Trustee. Carson TIP G. W. g. Ferris
Por School Trustee. Empire TIP. John StIve-s
Yer school Trustee. Empire Up. -Iohn Hansen
roo Trrstse E,upir. Tn Ir.i -ssaitruJ,ii.r
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[orssn Pratt's Address to the Mormonsl
"Now," said he, u will suppose my
self to be Gentle, and at my death In
some way / have attained heaven-the
heaven all Christians desire when they
talk OF ot'sltting down with Abraham, Isaac
and Jacob in the kingdom OF God Well,
the angel opens ior me one Of the pearly
gates Of Paradise, and am about to walk
In and take my place, when my eye rests
upon Jacob sitting there with his four
wives, Leah, Rachel, Billah and Zilpah,
with all their children. ! draw back In
disgust, and tell the angel that cannot
sit down near that old polygamist.
"Well, the angel kindly shows me In at
another gate. But there I see David,
the man after Gods own heart and
Solomon, the man whom he endowed
with celestial wisdom; see them with
crowds Of wives and hundreds Of chill
dren. Worse and worse I tell the angel;
i won't 60 In there. Is there no other
place for me3'
"0h, yes, replies my divine conductor,
there is plenty Of room for you outside,
for without are dogs, and sorcerers, and
whoremongers, and murderers, and idol
sters, and Whosoever loveth and maketh
q lie. Think that Is. the place that will
Just suit such particular people as you !
And so am obliged to put up with the
society Of Gods favorites, or with that ol
the devil o imps."
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
CORRUPT OFFICIALS.

NEW YORK, June 15.-A letter from
Charleston, 8. G., says it can very safely
be said that South Carolina has more
criminals in Office than any other State In
the Union. From the officers records
Of the prosecuting attorneys Of the differ
ent circuits 1t appears that one.third oil
the persons holding minor positions have
been indicted ior some ofense committed
during their terms Of office, and q much
larger proportion Ia charged with crimes
Of various kinds prior to their election or
appointment. Charleston county Is per.
haps worse in this particular than any
other portion Of the State. From the
highest to the lowest State officer in the
list, nearly all have been charged with
and many of them convicted OF one or
more offenses. The following table will
show the number Of persons holding po-
sitions In South Carolina who have been
presented, indicted Or convicted Of crime
while in Office during the past three
months: Governor, presented, none; In.
dicted, one; convicted, none; County
Treasurers, presented, one; indicted, one;
convicted, none; County Sherifs, present,
ed, none; indicted none; County Com
missIoners, presented, ten; indicted
eight; School Commissioners, presented
one; indicted, none; convicted, none; Po-
lice Justices, presented, one; indicted
none; convicted, none The above table
shows only such officials as have beer
charged with crimes since accepting anC
while in Office. OF the crimes charged
to off1ce-holders before their election o.
appointment, no mention Is made.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 15.-A special from
Des Moines, Iowa, says there Is intense
excitement there over the murder on Sat.
urday night Of John johnson, q tailor, al
ways regarded as quiet man, and en-
goZsd At the tailoring esSlshmsDt sS Of E
Of age, and had always been regarde ed as
Q quiet, peacsble citizen. He was found
lying in gutter, face downward, with his
Skull broken in and his head gashed In q
frighttul manner. Near the body was
found an envelope containing a piece ol
paper on which was written: "This Is the
twenty.seventh man we have killed, and
we will never be taken alive" Robbery
Is supposed to have been the incentive to
the deed, as the victims watch and pocket
book were gone.
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FOREIGN
ENGLAND.


LONDON, June 15.-The ylceroy ol
India telegraphs that the growing crops
are favorable, Tho Indian government
continues 70 furnish assistance 10 8, 800 900
natives, There can be no crop in Firhooi
until December. The government admits
that some people may die before assist
ance reaches them.
The Pest says the public worship regu-
iatton bill now before Parliament, which
Is intended TO restrain the RitualisIs,
threatens to lead TO the coalition OF the
High Church clergy and the Liberals,
Which may result In an attempt 10 re-
place the present members for Oxford
UniversitY with Gladstone and Montapue
Bernard Gladstone leads the opposition
to the bill.
The steamer Africa is now making the
final splice Of the BRAZILIAN cable near
Madeira. Captain Halpiu, Commander
OF the expedition, hopes TO have the work
completed by the 21st.
A semi'othclal telegram from Berlin
EXPLICITLY contradiots the dispatch of
Friday last that the Federal Council oi
state has voted to extend 10 all The
states Of the Empire a new Prussian law
ior the civil registration OF births, deaths
and marriages. The Federal Council
really rejected the bill, on the grounds
that its provisions are not In harmony
with the legislation Of the different States.
The Council, however, adopted q resolu.
ton inviting Prince Bismarck, as Cham
cellor, to prepare new bill, the proyis-
ions oi which shall be applicable 10 the
whole Empire.
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Tho Door Test.

During the last ten years, in the winter
according to our record, we have noticed
the manner in which 1000 persons who
have called Tor work have opened, shut,
or not Ehut our store door; this, you may
say, 10 o futile and useless undertaking
but We entertain very different opinion.
What are the facts and deduchonsH
N,1. Out Of 1000 persons recorded,
1856 opened the door and shut II carefully
when they came In and when they went
out,
Second. Two hundred and twenty-six
opened II In q hurry and made an attempt
TO shut II, but did mot, and merely pulled
1t 10 when they went out.
Third. Three hundred and three did
not attempt 70 ahut 1t at all, either on
coming In or going out.
Fourth. Nlnety.slx left 1t open when
they came In, but when reminded Of the
fact, made ample apology and shut 1t
when they went out.
Eth. One hundred and two opened It
In great hurry, and then slammed Il to
violently, but LETT it open when they went
out. Tt.
SIsa. Twenty came In with Elbow do
you dop or "Good evening, sir" and
these went through the operation Of
wiping their feet on the mat, but did not
shut the door when they went out.
RemdrkS-We have employed men out
OF all the above classes, and during that
time have had an opportunity Of judging
of their merits, &c. The first class, Of
1856, were those who knew their trade and
commenced and finished their work In o
methodical manner; were quiet had little
to say during hours, and were well ap-
proved by those for whom they did their
work. They were punctual TO time, and
left nothing undone which they were Or
dered To, do They did not complain at
tribes, and In all respects they were re-
liable men, and were kind and obligtng In
their general conduct.-CArtStian Union.
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Tho Growing Grain Business Of the
baltimore Road.

From tho Baltimore Gazette, OF Saturday,
For the first five months OF 1874 the
aggregate shipments Of wheat and corn
were 5,277, 900 bushels, and thus far the
receipts Of the present month are in ex.
cess OF those Of the month previous. Dur.
ing the last two weeks the Allan Line
has had two extra steamers in port, with
a third on the way-the grain being
ready for shipment on arrival. Alto.
gether, sixteen vessels have been loaded
Is as many days, and since Friday last
%, 900 bushels Of wheat have been put on
board the Bremen steamship, with 40, 900
bushels more TO arrive for the same des-
tination. The facilities for handling grain
at this port are now equal to 800 cars Of
400 bushels each, and with the prospect
OF an enormous grain crop at the West,
and Of an unlimited demand for export,
the volume Of business done at the port
Of Baltimore promises to be only restrict.
ed by the supply of tonnage.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-The follow
ing information was handed to reporters
at the offices Of the Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company this morning: The North
ern Central Railway Company have been
notified Of the successful negotiation in
London, through the banking house Of
Drexel & Co., Of this city, Of a loan Of
100000 six per cent mortgage bonds
to be issued in bonds Of $500 or $1,000
each. The rate at which the bonds are
taken Is s7H per cent; the advances, e25
on allotment, $50 on the 1st Of July, e5l
on the 1st OF August, and ESQ on the 1st
Of September. Il Is understood that the
proceeds Of this loan will go towards the
payment Of the existing floating debt, To
be followed Immediately by a dividend on
the stock, the present aspect Of affairs
promising that result.
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SPEAKING Of the proposition to put
ssOO,OOo more in the p, W. & K. R. R.,
the Wellsburg Herald says that "if the
resolution affecting Ohio county Is sgreea.
bleto them Brooke county certainly has
no ground to object to her share Of the
resolutions" This Is q little ambiguous
onthepart otthe Herald, and may be ia.
Ken to express wonderment II not In
credullty at the proposed arrangement on
the part Of Ohio county. The Herald
may rest assured that should the pro-
posed arrangement take practical shape
here 1t will provide for Brooke county
becoming fully responsible for her ahare
Of debt Unless 1t does the people Of this
county will probably content themselves
with their present investment in the road
and turn 1t over to whoever may sec q
TO put their money In Il.
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The Hay FeHer DIsenne. .

lFtom the Pittabureh Gazette Of yesserdAy1
Those who are afflicted with that dis
reaslng disease commonly known as the
hay fever, viii Join in interest with scien-
fists OF The discovery Of the cause Of, and
remedy for, this disease. Professor Binz
Of Bonn, made the researches which have
resulted In the discoveries mentioned. He
auGlyzed his nasal secretions, while under
the influence Of the disease, by means Of o
powerful immersion lens Of Hartnack
microscope. In examining the secretions
he uniformly found organism wholly alb
sent, except when suffering with the dis
ease In the spring. When laid on the
warm stage Of the microscope those or.
ganic or parasitical bodies were distinctly
seen In motion, vibrating backwards and
forwards In life, and, after several days had
evidently increased in size. They adhere
tenaciously 10 the lower cavities Of the
nose, and can be discharged only by VIC.
lent sneeZing, But the most beautiful
part Of the research was in the discovery
Of the remedy for their presence in the
human system. On preparing a neutral
solution Of sulphate Of quinine, free from
adulteration by cinchonia, and applying
this to the nostrils with pipette or sim.
pie nose douche, the desired effect was
Immediately secured. The poisonous
action Of quinine on iniusoria was perfect.
ly brought out, the symptoms Of irritation
completely disappeared and the lens re-
vealed the entire absence Of animAlcula
In the subsequent secretions. This is an
important discovery, as We have large
list Of sufferers from this disease In this
country. II Is singular fact that those
who spend the hay fever season at the
White Mountains, in New Hampshire, do
not suffer from the disease.
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CINCIN NATI.
RAnRoAp COMMENCEMENT srrr1n,

hAAA4aVAO SoNGhONhhbf AEVTLED,
CINCINNATI, June 15.-The contro-
yersy between the Superintendents of the
Cincinnati & Lafayette and Cincinnati &
White Water Valley Railroad Oompanies
was decided in the District Court Of Ham.
ilton county to-day, the Court reyersine
the decision ofthe Common Pleas Court
which appointed q receiver, dIscharginr
the receiver appointed by that Court for
the Harrison Branch of the White Water
Valley Road, and ordering the Harrison
Branch 10 be delivered to the White Wa.
ter Valley Railroad Company. In the
matter Of the Hagerstown Branch Road
the United States, last Saturday, decided
that the Indianapolis, Cincinnati 6 "a.
tayete Railroad Company had no claim,
and the Court therefore refused to an.
point receiver. These decisions settle
q long pending a controversy.
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Ohio wool ItenLnnp..

Wool buyers in Williams county pay
from 40 to 48 cents per pound for the new
clip.
Wool buyers are taking the markets
down just now, as they always do in clip.
ping season. We think that wool will
sell in Harrison county for at least fifty
cents before the season Is over.-0ddis
Republican.
But little wool is coming to town. The
farmers are asking from 45 to so cents,
and the buyers do not seem disposed TO
pay more than from 43 to 45 cents. It Is
rumored that In the western part Of this
county some clips have sold for so cents.
-Costots0n Age.
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CHICAGO has got another directory,
which shows that seyenty.fye thousand
souls have been added to the population
Of that city within year, or as the lurid
headlines Of the Timss puts II: "our
population is 59l, l,70s, and in no event can
the total be figured below 4500OoP Con-
sidering the talented sort Of men EN-.
ployed in the business Of getting up Chi
cago directories, a simple gain Of 10000
souls strikes Us as very modes! indeed.
The new count might Just as well have
made the gain 100000 a. three.fourtha
that number. The st. Louis directory
men will now proceed. They know what
figures they have got 10 beat s...
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The entire capital Of the New Orleans
National Banking Association Is practi-
cally annihilated. The total shrinkage in
the list has therefore been over $4,000, 900,
exclusive Of the New Orleans Banking
Association. The insurance stocks have
declined in about the same proportion as
the banks.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. Loup, June 15.-The Sunday Dis,
patch, printed by the Evening Dispatch
Company, appeared yesterday as an illus
trated paper. after the style Of the New
York Grdghie. It contained four pages
OF illustrations, and four letter presses. II
made very creditable appearance. This
Is the first illustrated paper ever printed
In the West, and promises to DO . success,
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COLUMBUS.

ALL SERENE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MINERS eoNE'To WORK.
COLUMBUS, June 15.-News from Mel
sonVille this evening shows everything
perfectly quiet. Over one hundred colored
men have been doing effective work in
the mines to-day, and got out ten car
loads Of coal, the first that has been mined
since the strike commenced. No unlor
miners have been near the works TODAY
The white guards are still kept on duty
Fart ot the negroes will be put to wofk
10 the mines Of the New York 8 OhiC
Coal Company tomorrow.
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From Fort Benton.

Sioux CTY, Iowa, June 15.-The
steamer Western has arrived from Fort
Benton. This Is the first boat OF the sea.
son from the Upper Missouri. She reports
the river falling rapidly with no snow n
the mountains, and consequently there d
q prospect ot very low water, the present
rise being altogether from the heavy rains
The Indians on the Upper Missouri river
are very quiet, very few showing them.
selves on the banks ol the river or at the
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Arrested for steallng eo, ,boo,

BosToN, June 15.-Frank B. Hill, aged
nineteen, has been arrested at Skoweesn,
Maine, and brought TO Boston, CHARGED
with stealing $4,000 from Frank Boufne
In La Crosse, Wis, who employed him aa
q clerk. Hills father and mother have
been arrested, charged with receiving a
portion ol the money, nearly the whole Of
which has been recovered.
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Murder and Desperate Remittance.

LITTLE Rock, June 15-Dr. 8. J. Grit.
tenden was shot and killed by young
man named Hall, few days ago, in Con:
way county. Yesterday a SherifPs posse
went In search Of Hall, and found him,
when Q fight ensued, In which one Of the
sherifs posse was killed and another
wounded. Hall was wounded and cap
tured. 1 .5r-7 s5l557 -
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Fire at Port Jarvls..AMo,her burpe,
10 Death.

PoRT JARv1s, N. z, June 16.-A. a fire
in Port Jarvis this morning after all
the persons were removed from the burn
ing building, Widow Odell became
possessed Of the erroneous idea that bes
child was still in the house, and s fnshed hsi
In through the smoke and fiame and sIvS T,Ss
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In the Court of General Sessions today
Dr.. Uhling charged with attempting 70
defraud the Merchants Life Insurance
Company by means OF interripg q coffin
containing bricks instead Of dead BODY,
was sentenced to the States prison for
eighteen months.
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NEW YORK CITY.


NEW YORK, June 15.-JeRerson Davis
was among the passengers by the steamer
Adriatic, which arrived at this port yes
terday from Liverpool, and left last even
ing for CincinnRti
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ERIE, Pa, June 15.-The census Of this
city, taken BY order Of the municipal gov.
eminent, gives 0 population Of q. 1857, Of
which II AS are native and s, ,664 foreign
born, an Increase Of 6S9l since 1870.
There are "a persons over eighty years
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FIFTY MII.Ra rH NrNR nnrna

Edwerd Mullen, who commenced lsgt
night to walk 500 miles in six days, &C.
complained an extraordinary feat by
walking fifty miles in nine hours and two
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Weather Report.
war DEPARTHHH7, !
oHUn OF THE CH1KF 6IaEAL OPT1oIn.
WABHMaFoA. D. o., June 1880 r. r.

PRonABnrTIEs.
For the Middle States, local rains, east
to south winds, stationary or riaipe
temperature and falling barometer.
For the Gulf States, tho Tennessee and
Ohio Valley and Lower Lake region,
threatening weather or rain, easteriy or
southerly winds. veering to westerly in
the Lower Mississippi Valley, with rising
temperature and stationary or falling
barometer. ~
For the Upper Lake region and the
Northwest local storms and variable
winds, with a slight rise Of temperature
and falling barometer east Of the Upper
Mississippi Valley.
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FRANCE.
VOTE OF upaRNoY oARRrrn.

PAR1s, June 16.-The constitutional
bull prepared BY the Left Centre was in
troduced In the Assembly to-day, and q
vote OF urgency carried by 845 against 84l.
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A $4,000 FIRE.

TAUNTON, June 15.-The stables Of the
Bristol County Agricultural Society were
burned Saturday night with fourteen
horses, mostly trotters In training. Loss
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 15.-It is reported that
eighteen Carlist of1cars have been ahot BY
order Of Don Carlos for mutiny.
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Won by GoId.mIth Mnih.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 16.-The ,rot.
ting race today at Suffolk Park for q
purse Of $5 900, between Goldsmith Maid
and Nettie, was won by the Maid in three
straight heats. Time-2:2S, 2:28, 2.24l.
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FIRES.

PAPER MIL PARTIALLY BURNDRD.
BALTIMORE, June 15.-The Autietam
paper mill near Hagerstown, was partially
burned on Saturday night. Loss $40. 600.
Tnsnrad
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Durham, from the Conference
Committee on the bill amending the char
ter Of the Freedmen's Savings Bank, made
q report which was agreed 70.
Tho Senate recedes from ito substitute
and agrees % The House bill with various
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BY TELEGRAPH
AssooIATRp PRNsg RNpoRp

Blythe Western Union Line.
once Northwest COT q Main and Monroe st..
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The Decline in New Orleans Bank
Stocks.
The following table from the PteayEns
Of the 4th, shows the decline which the
stocks Of New Orleans banks have under.
gone since the panic:
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PREapRNT1A1 Non1NArrnNa

PREs1DENTIAL NoMTSATIoNs.
The President has nominated the fol-
lowing Postmasters: Geo. W. Raft, Ma
poleon, Ohio; John Hspley, Blcyrus,
Ohio; James B. Stone, Akron, Ohio.
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FI0nTTN0 THE HILI,

Agood deal Of opposition to the bill
was manifested by the members who
could not get the privilege Of Offering
amendments TO It This opposition wa
manifested first BY motion to adjourn
which was defeated by a vote Of 80 10 12l
and then by an attempt on tho part Of M
Willard, OF Vermont toge the floor 10 lsy
the bill on the table.
In view OF these manifestations Mr.
Platt amended the bill BY striking out that
part removing all restrictions as regards
materials, and then moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill. flt
Another motion to adjourn was made
and again deteated-yeas 6s, nays 121.
Mr.. Burchard then moved to lay tht
bill on the table. Agreed to-yeas 10s
nays a. 30 the bill was defeated.
Adjourned.
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The Joint Committee on Levees have
decided to recommend an amendment 81
the River and Harbor Appropriation blll
In the Senate, 80 as TO provide for 81, ,OO0-
sippi river. -''