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, 1874-06-26

Destruction Canked In Michigan nnta
InGi;,tl1l-Seyornl Poxaona Killed by

Destruction Ca1ixed In Michigan aud
lndian1a-seyornl Poxaona Killed by
LiGhtnanEs
FoAr WAYNE, June 49, kilograms from
various points In Northern In;iaua aud Bnulh-
orn Michigan report Goyore storm throughout
TINT district day, resulting in mucn damage
to psopeity., 70 far W beard from, three per-
CINCINNATI, O., juno 25.-Gaz6!te specials re-
port Hoyore Btorr, Of WIND aad rain at Tihln,
O., this afternoon, damaging tho crops, blowing
down fonces. aud unroofIug housoB
Tho goyetest Ht0rM ever lnown in that roglnn
visited 1leOonuelsvilo ut halt-paBt this after
noon, Numerous buHinoss houses wore pros-
tratel. IAo roof was taken of DoBBmau j. Co.'H
foundry, aud d,lyan through brick wall. The
Market HouBe "aa nuroofcd. Many buslnoaa
nlon are heavy loBerH. NJ liyes wore lost. Tho
path Ut tho HtGrm WAS mlle mud q half wide.
Spta.ui Dspateh 10 THs Chica3o Ir'dn't.
EAsr SAGINAW, Mich, Juno 25.-A wAirlwiua
accompanied by shower ysited this section
abuut noon to-uay. Tho drlll-houHo ut Burt's
mill was blown oyor. and about $4,000 foot Of
lumber blown from tho dook into tho river. a
brick chimney at tue suit works opposite TUT
city was also blowa over, md III falllug crushed
through the roof Of tho block.
, 1874-06-26

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AAa'" O"5>@ !,...'',,
=. :. ~ ILL., au,,.
Special 0'soats" :" 4m' ~ et,,a9" n,' 'o"' H..
CLEVELAND, o., juno 2o'-inla has peen .no
groatcst dny OF tho 8aongorfost Il haa included
.,.,..,. A. 49, ,,o,,,,o a chor,o NJ i nm
y o!o'A' ~ W. .u .s.u.a, ~,
enlaseu ltota tho pnol1o ho"oo'o "pi''"te"' ~
thls fact mado tho afternoon oonooFttho "oss H.
tercsstng fonture of tho waek to tho American
nart of tho audience. Notwithstanding tho
ho.vv ro;n ,vb,c1, bcpau about 10 O'Clock. tile
aon'1 A"'. nms, I.an ~, hon, 4,r
hall was oonlP4e1ely "'loa' nao NV Deon ~.
tho rain, ths crowd would have been 90 great as
to uRyo baniBhod all comfort. Tho matinee be-
uon will, tia oyertnro to "Oberou" ful-
b"A - 1,.a,no 1,v,o, IN Mn.
4o"oo ~ >, ,,rI -. "'',,,.,. uot,aa
zarsa Bong Ino ftuius' "uua M..;a,, 6ssth - ~
M encore, tuo euuuctht1ua "uu A1iton - so
e!ngof belhg Rer1eot. Gaunano nuSs" ~ frnn, S~5
ais0 tno = Ssgn.t6 nIt6 ,,a;ns' ,onrot, tha ia,v
TannLnuaer" which oo1ng oncofeo 5ho 4aa5
roapondod WIN ,. ..n
HOME, HwHnr it,,a'oa,,s,. n"Mm. .,,,t rrova,,s
followed by tne usual enthusaau taat W. ,n,. =.
whenever Pr@ ta4 non,.ai baaa III so,sh
ahuieace Win tnat paEonutAl oanaG. 4ut vi ,,e1
nne, stfonR paritono ifonl tho ~. w.. ~ 49, a.u, ~
chotr, NOW iotss mauo Rteat u. ~ ~ ~.,n
from mug taon aaan t, sns ia,,Iniasr,.,
los w s"o oI Has T",noa i
A . uau IT, ;,oi,,dE,. ~ fo,nrao thf
9nu tner !. t, d. },nr.
WaG ~ .'e' .1,. amu ~ ,o.o5 voiras ri tc
ner. Upon tnis nusio ~ pl.nuu s'",, 9o,, dro
q anu npn aIuo1in @ ,,r,,ooa avnrv
uhtl t4el Pe1lolnauGao - syan' e"AfA'o'" e's1'
ono' oeie.i!an sasn @ t..at a Ivy yu,rnn,,.n
, 1874-06-26

new YonK, Juno 25.--At meeting OF tho
Board OF Erie Directors, to-day, the Treasurer
reported that tho total amount Of tho floating
debt. Including secured loaus, was s2,49! WI, :
dcctease during the past month OF Sl97, 800.
Little aud Houston, tho former the Auditor Of
the Northern Central Railroad. and the latter
tho Auditor of tho New York d Oswogo
Midlaud Rai1road, reported that they heYo
been making m examination Of the Compauy's
books ut the time when Dunan, tue former Aud
itor left, aud thsv state that. after careful OK
animation Of Dunau's own bucks, without any
chpuges bis report as to tho floating debt OF
tho Company, o. the 2sth OF February, was In
CORRECT to the exteut of over $3, ,00u, 700, and that
tho report Of the examining committees was cor
rect, except that Que committee lind overstatod
$500, ,u00. a full report ia promised.
, 1874-06-26

CEDAR RArIps, Ia, June 25.-At the Congress
sional Convention for lilo Fifth District, hold
here this afternoon, there waB no opposition to
of 1ama, and. on motion, ho was nominated BY
acclamation. Col. Hayt2ock, Of Johnson, pre-
sided over the Convention, tho proceedings Of
which passed OH with tho utmost barmony.
COUNCIL bLpREs 1a June ,'!s; 2o.-rno hepnuli7,
District was held In this CITY today. Tbs Hon.
J. ". McDill WAS nominated for a scooud term
by ncclamAtion. Every county in the district
was represented. A. Congressional Central Com
with William Halo, oi Mills County, AZ Chair.
man.
, 1874-06-26

apceoh Of twonty minutes. 1Io wae followed by
rnmber Of othor sroakors, oaoh OF whom wae
limited to sh.ee minutes.
Tho next topic OF discussion WAS "ABsocfa-
ttona in Small Villages" The Rcv. A. ". Froo-
man, Of Aurora, Ind. lad OH In this discussion
in swonty minlttes' erecoh, altor which tho
three natn,ites' rttle applied.
Tho Convention bad, at the morning BoBaion,
accepted MI Invitation to visit Tho BoldiorH'
Homo, mud tho tin,o was fixed at 8 q. nj. next
Monday, whon oil tho delegates in tho CITY nro
tho journal Building.
The Convention took recess until 1880 p. m.
At tho ovoning Bcsalon tho following wero dls-
ouHsod: !" How to Doal with Students in Col
loeos;' "Nailroad 11on and Cru!innla.' Ad-
drosHeH on these topics were made Gy
Prof. Drochor, Of Roanoke College, Yttgintn /;
Mr. Overs, lato Secretary Of the Btato Board Of
Charities, Of Ohio; tho Rev. Dr.. plumlner, and
a number Of other gonts.
, 1874-06-26
State Convention OF Tcmpcrnnce
Wo4ncIl in plttSbtr.s

--p1rrsnuna. Pa, juno 25.-The Woman's Tam
pernuco Convention reasHembled to-day. a
series Of resoiut,ous were presented and adopted:
This AFTERNOON Mrs. DR.. Hill, Of Ohio, addressod
tic Convention OH tile license eystom. She made
an eloquent appeal for the abolltlon OF llconHo:
She said tue women engaged In this moVement
arc not generally those who desire The ballot.
but thought tho day would soon como when tho
mon would solicit womon to accept the ballot.
Gen. F. Fl. Lane spoke IN Ietalf Of tile pro-
posed temperance pHpcr. The want was malll-
lest, 1t was determined to issuo an evening
temperance paper. It was proposed to organize
q ioint-stock company to publish 1t.
Tonight the Convention was addressed by,
Mrs. Reerse. Of Ohio, ou "Womon's Work -
aIHo by ". A. Lavendi. Of Phiadelphia, and
other prominent speakers.
The Attendance has been exceedingly large
Great iutercar Ina baon manifested.
The Convention ad journed.
, 1874-06-26

SpfohH Dispateh to TIE Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Ind, juno 25.--A t1ro broko out II,
ono al uiisun Il WymDndH cooper slnps 1t 8
o'oIoyk t!is morning. Six roe-atoyy brlus
buildings and tho framo shop where Tue fro
oligluaIotl woro entirely destroyed. The build"
ngs formed the southwest qourter Of tue block,
whlcll fAces tho w!latf laudmg. The loEaoh ara
ins,,rauct,, 80, JUG. ". d. Whitney. four houses,
ssU00; no insurance. The remaining lcsa il
divided botwcen David Humphreys, Jared Little,
John and Il. Mccullough, and tho cuopora %he
Lost their tools. The entire losA Ia estimated ai
S!0,gUn. The origin Of the Ara ia unknown
Supposed to hayo ntartel from sparks falling OF
tue roof In kindling tho Nro.
, 1874-06-26

Suits Under ttse WISCONSIN Lnw*
Snec.ui p,spatrh to Tic CAtcaqo Tribune.
nlAD1sos, WiH. juno 25.-Tho AttorIey-Ge
oral haa bcon requested to have tue argument OF
tho Chicngo & Northwestern bondholders iniunc-
ton suits against tho enforcement OF tho Rail-
roed-negu}aling law heard in ckicago, when
Judge Dayis would be present, Whilc 1t was
doubtful il be could bo here but The Attorney
deue1al respectfully declines, ard tho matter
will probably bo heard here the lrat Of next
week.
Frank Hoyt, Agent Of the Northwestern Rail-
road, waA trol to-day. co.victod and fuod I5U
and oosts for illegal charges for passenger.
tickets. Other railroad caaoa III the Municipal
Curt were postpoL ol until Tuesday next.
, 1874-06-26
The Franco.American Postal
Treaty Finally Ratified.
Tho Completion Of the Brazilian Cable
Further Gi0rfflcd.
Oongratulatory Dispatch from the
Emperor Of Brazil to Presi-
dent Grant.
Pullman Cars Introduced in North"
ern Italy.


FRANCE :.
pAn1s, June 25.-Tho Postal Convention bo-
twcon FRANCO and tho United States WIS ratified
by tho Assembly, today, without debate.
pAn1s, Juno 25.-Tho Allntster Of Finance, H.
Magne, disapproves Of tho Budget comtnlsteo's
plan for balancing the budget by reducing tho
amount which ls genorally refunded to the
Bank OF Frauce. He declares ho will mako tho
snbjoot q Cabinet question bofore tho Assembly,
md cals on tho Committee to mako up tho do
aeit by the imposition Of othor taxes. II The
Committee refuso to adopt thoso he has pro-
poHod.
pAn1s juno 25..-La Lioerte says that after
tie budget Inns been votod, President h1acMahon
will recommend that the Assembly will copfor
upon hin, the power OF finally diasolying 1t, and
thou adjourn.
, 1874-06-26
Gov. Taylor and snt Ctnri1.

Special L1spatch 10 TIE Chtcaoo Tribune.
MADISON. Wis, Juno 25.-Sat Ciarli's letter.
complaining Of tho Governors tseatmont OF him
III regard to coveted, mud, ny he nays promised,
appoint ments, creates quite stir III political
developments, as preraging the reorganization
Of the Democratic party, puro and simple. IN this
Stale. 1t il understood GOV. Taylor and Rail
road Commissioner Paul deny tho accuracy Of
Houo Of ClarA'a atatcMepts.
, 1874-06-26
TEMPERANCE.


Michigan TCDpGfAnc0 women Lax
ENuuctl.
.special DiapaEch To The Ch'cuqo Tribune.
LANSING. MicA., juno 25.-Tho Sthte Woman's
Temperance Convention met in the sonato
Chamber. Two huudrod delegates wore preseut,
representing thu First, Second. Third, Fourth,
Fifth, and Sixth Congressional DISTRICTS. Mrs.
Harriet h. Tracy. President Of the Lansing Tenn
peranco Union, called the Convention to order.
Mrs. @. B. 6tebb!ns. OF Lansing, Secretary.
Aftor hymn mud prayer, Mrs. g 3. stebblns
road The address OF welcome. Response Was
mpdo by Mrs. isabella Ste wurt.
Tile Committee on Permanent Organization
reported as officers: President, 0ils. Harriet
A. Truoy, Lausing; Vice-Prehidents, hlrs. Il.
Paris, Grand l;apids; Mrs. isabella Stewart,
Detroit; Mrs. =. S. Allen, Jackson; Mrs. llun-
som Gardnor, Kalamazoo; Mrs. Goddes, Adrian ;
Mrs. Abortson. Pontiac Ann II. Drugs, East
Saginaw; Corresponding Secretary, =. s. stob-
blu, Lansing; Recording Secretary, alrs. Il. De-
vere, Dexter; Assistant, Miss Louise Jones;
Treasurer Mrs. L. 8. Bronson, Detroit.
Tho morning Session WAS devoted to organlza-
Il sAs Afternoon aoBBion reports wero read
from tho various Temperance Unions.
A platform vas adopted, sottng forth thelt
BELIEF and principles.
, 1874-06-26

the ooa..ninoss in tho Hooking Valley asilt coll
tnues, but Ii transferred t.om NelAonxilis ,.. to
Nav B.rattsyille. \ report comes from st!atsa.
vile tonight that last night number o. on'o1
coAI-m,lIola captured q number OF lnen "ao llad
agreed to no to work. Placing ropeh ssonna
tTur uoelta, with tho opposite enus
oyor trco llmbH, thoy compelled tno
mon to disclose tho convarsation hotween
tLomaolyes md operators under ? threat Of ol
death by hanging. Il IL Thought u may 70. os os
, 1874-06-26
ITALY. .

ROME, Juno 25.-These was considerable ex-
ui.eu.out lust evening, in consequence Of anti
lc.e,ers wero arrested, and quiet Was restored.
MILAN, June OLA tiflecp-years contract vas
ttehnitoly closed here to-day for putting Pullman
lnaco cars Oh all trains and lines of Upper 1snly:
iilts covets the great rOutes Of pleasure travel
WIN the Northern Lake,. The Press highly cota-
pJitusnts American progross, aud tho Director
General, Auilhan, on his ontorprisiug appreolt-
tlun OF public wants.
, 1874-06-26

EpsclH D|sVGtch 70 1ha ch1saao IF'tahS,
Wilsoil, to new Solic:o: Of tho Treasury, WIS
born iu 1all4tin Couasy, ILL.,, IN 1871: lIe
stualul law ut Anu Arbor, aud EorYcd aaAdJntant
Of tho One Hundred ind Twentieth Illinois Ilagi-
mont. lie was mado Captain and Assistant
AAIutsnt- GonerM in 1858, and soryel OIL dan.
Lanlera Htan. lIe WAS appointed Unitoa 8tatss
Attorney for this dlBtrict In 1860.
, 1874-06-26

C.go1syAg1, Juuo 25.-la!strlng's ofgar.box
msnmf.ctnry. Mt tl,o corlor Ut Walnut anu Canal
gtrvots. nrut this morulug. Tie loaA III blo, ,oo0.
Tunnr The tiro, u brldEo oycr tho cullal fol IN,
nrou;pIatl1lg number Ut people into tho wator.
Mona yors drowned or aoraously lnjurou.
, 1874-06-26
1,erc xayncfntho nltA tho Pope.

RHT0 14EsgIsHsE" ts1s" TT" = "FN1
Paris {Ians 1u} Correspondence q tho LoAdo Times
1}ebots s3,puka Ut very successful looturo DO
Hysrud By rere Hyacntllo ou Sunday eyening
inut, tld clcarcBt aud must COURAGEOUS, ho says,
hu eyor gayo, and III which ho Hets forth his ro-
lgous progranlme. Tile following paasaKo 'a ~
BIZ hax ~ udyolsarsoH in Goaoya not only tia
ul.ran9ontanoa, uut eursan joylal fellows WIN
otylo thenlse'vos frse.thlnkess, ant. who would
Lsttar deHoryo that namo Il thoy ayas Thought
~ VII and II they raApouts1 shs freedom Ut oel-
, 1874-06-26

Ooroncr'a Inquest ON tho Victtms-No
Additional Deaths-E'Inorn1s.
SYRACUSE, N. T., Juno 25.--The Coroner'a In
voatignton into tho Central Baptist Church dtH-
aster was begun t'iia morning. There have been
nls Of tic victims arc appointed for tomorrow,
which will bo observed I'll d day Of general
mourning,
, 1874-06-26
Jay County tInd.> Independent Nomi.
ttuttAlls.

Special D3spatch 70 TIE CHca0n 15f51tHe.
PORTLAND, Iud., June z5.-The independent
party met lu Convention to-day aud nominated
the following ticket: Clerk, William Whitoman /;
Auditor. 9. q, Wliteman; Treasurer J. p. Nix
Oh; Recorder, 1sAao Mills; eleri11, J. I. l1ud-
Andrews; Commissioner. j. Mckinley.
, 1874-06-26
THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.

OTTAWA, juno 25.-In consequence Of tho
reciprocity negotiations. 1t is understood that
tarila,aout will assemble ~ Docon,ber or curly
In Ja,4uury. It IL propoaod that tho Domlntol
Parliament 10 In soBAion simultaneously With
AAs peuate Ut the uultal H!ataa.
, 1874-06-26

ST. I.ou1a, June as The tannery Of Otter
Octors, In tue wostorn suburbs Or tho c'sy, WIS
burned between i and 3 o'clock thH morning.
Ths loss IL about $40, 900. Tho insurance IL
small, aud lu Aonle ofdoos.
, 1874-06-26

BAN rRANulsoo. Cal. June 25.-The following
IL the ofllciA! vote Of Oregon for the oficeta
nan,ed; Congroaatnnu- Democrat. DUE !;
Williams, Kopubiican, $3.50; Davenport, lnde.
pendent, 6,}50,
, 1874-06-26
Independent lfcR0rm Convention Il
The EzvoIftll ll1laOls District.

Sptof0f Naspatoh to THt CAiea0o 7F1bulf.
srn1NaElELn, ILL.,, June 25.-Thc Independent
lsoform Convention OF this Congressional Dis
tlict Ii to moot Iaoro tomorrow to uoninuts y
candidate. Thu dsstlct Ia very oyonay balanced,
aud there IL no doubt the nav movement may
hold at lea.t tho balance Of power.
, 1874-06-26

p17rspuno, Pa, Juno 25.-rho Committee
appointed ut the creditors meeting Of the Alla
ghany Valloy Aallroad to coufsr with The reun-
sylval,ia Nailroad III reference to thoir indorao-
ment Of tho income bonds for the floating dobt
OF tho Alleghauy Wiley Railroad. returned To-
duya,,d state .ha: tho Company Is no. willing to
aBsums tue intlorsolncnla
, 1874-06-26
RELIGIOUS.
Convention Of the Ohio Diocese Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Tho State Divided Into Two
DiOCCyc9s

Sntefa' Dispatch to The Chseaao Tribune.
GAMv1En, O.. JUNG 25.-rhc Epiacopnl Convon-
sion of the Diocese Of Ohio has been In Hesgion
since Tuesday, and 1t is Btill In session. Now
that tho Kenyon College commencement Ia oyor.
tho ono question before tho Convention ia the
division Of tho Diocese. Bishop Dodolt, In bis
atdrosB advised the creation Of nyo dlocoaes In
tha Stale. The Committee on Divinion reported
in favor Of two. Tho High Churclimon Of tho
northeastern convoca,ion tlelanl northeastern
dlocosc, including Cleveland, whilo excluding
Knox County, with the Church ilslitutionBt aud
Bahop Bodel.
UuunouMANsu1r Is THE DIVIDING LINE
ovcr which the fight will be mado, and to the
majority OF tho Cleveland delegates, Kenyon
College aud ite churchtna.lahip aro especially OBJ
jectionable. a compromise is nocosaary to any
harmonious conclusion Of tho discussion, aud,
inatcad Of any chow Of this, an attompt IL boinR
made to secure speo9al convention III Soptotl-
her for a division Ut tho Dlocoae. Such di-
vision ia nos q now idea, ADD il maJ have boon
that the
POSSIBILITY OF SUCH 4 D1vlB1oN ;,
may have destroyed tho interest Of tho Church
throughout tho State In Kenyon College. Euuh
locality that might possibly bocou1o Il diocose
has refused or failed to do anything for tho Cal
luge, lest 1t should be aiding d CAUSE not ts own.
II q stranger should outer the Conyouttuu ut
| many points OF tho debAto on this question, ho
| would need to be informed that lie was IN o
| religious convention. Tho bitterness Of tho
tebato shows tho interest tAker III d division Of
| tho State, aid when sono diocese las II cer-
tn.n control If Kouyon College, solns ilnproye~
mont Of her fortunes may bc expected.
! LATER.
The Convention succeeded In dividing
| tho Diocese of Ohio into two dioces-
os, d Northern and q Southern, tho d!yid-
| ing limo running south Of tho Coansiea OF Mer-
Ger. Shelby, Logan. Union, slarion. Morrow,
kuox, Coshocton, Tuscala"as., Harrison. and
Jefferson. An attemps 10 divide tho Northotn
section saying it WIS q question in which tho
whole State could not bo Interested. bishop
| Bodell will 10 Bisnop IT the Northern Dlocoso.
Hs said that he would liz bis odclal residence at
| Cleveland.
, 1874-06-26
Tho Iowa Antl-na aonopoltsts.

;. SNEezaI UsDNloh 10 TIE Chicago Ifs9NHf
DrBslu1NEs, H., June 33.-DaA5iunus IL qulot
after tllu Convention. The toW ac!hgatrs who
remained over TIL to.day geterally o1preHa tn-
oso,.suu sat,staclon at the platform. Many 'sllo
cstno haro rampant innat!o!sla 10, away better
satisfied, aud convinced that thu TlsoBt possible
policy was adopted BY Tho Convention. Tue
flYQuse mon ara klso booumlu9 bstksr ssooncllod,
, 1874-06-26

Sptefaf Dsuatch to The Chioaao Tribune.
Srn1HaFIELD, June "a. Judge Drummou
rendered hlB decision iu the Cairo & Vincoun,
nailrod case, oyorrulnE tile motion to ii
Charge the receivers heretofore appointed.
, 1874-06-26

LONDON, June 25.-lt is Iow stated TINT the
n< citing Of the Brussels Congress on Inter-
national law will tako placo. Great Britain has
apparently waived her objections. Tho action
oi Franco In Tho matter fR stlll unknown.
LONDON, June 25.-Tho bill for tho regulation
Of public worship has passed tho HouHe Of
Luluu.
, 1874-06-26

Univcrsalist Wonlun prcachcrs.
CALAIS. Mo-, juno 25.-1le Naino Universal
recogn,zcd the eligibility Of women to tho
Christian ministry iu an amendment to th3 by
laws, which forLida the Committee on Ordlna-
ton to make auy discrimination against cAndi-
dates On account Of Hcx.
, 1874-06-26

PROVIDENCE, Il. L, juno 25.---pho denesa!
Assembly adjourned. to meet In January, with
out o!eoting q United 9tates senator:
Two ballots wero taken to-day, tho final ono
haIng LII fplluYas
, 1874-06-26

and It ia expected that sl,cro will DO gonorons
support glyon tho ticket by nil tho opposition
clesneule tbrouHhout tue State.
, 1874-06-26

Indiana POIittcs-Senator Morton
Democratic Stnto CuntrAl Commits
t0es
Special Dispatch 10 Ths Chfeaao Tribune.
roacned here this morning. His heuitb IL better
tttan it has been for time. He seems III excel
lent spirits and we'll uatisEed With his work
daring The past session Of Congross.
The Democratic State Central Committee met
at Gov. Hendrics'e Office this evening tor con-
Hultation. A number of prominent Democrats
from various parts Of the State were iu attend
ance. among them Henderson, candidate fur
Stato Auditor on the Farmers ticket. II IL
thought that tho principal busness OF the meet
ing Was to arrange for uniting lho Granger vote
iu favor OF tho ticket 10 DO nominated next
month by the Democrats.
, 1874-06-26

Vermont Democratic stnto Conven.
tt,,n.
,...,nu. ~. 1.. or m. ,,a.x..,.
aloHifEhlEHs vs., june zo'-lno Do11looi"t'e
Convention to nominate State officers waH hold
to-day. aoorpo l.. Waterman nrositlod. The
" o00's' -. ""'S' 'sA'A f'o"' 1o
Convention nominated for Governor tile Lion.
". II. Il. Bingham; for Lioutenaut- @ Govornor
" ~ nj, 1,.,.,
nohrV onase 1or Ifeaaufef, otls CnampefAn.
Revolutions were adopted renewing devo-
+3op N fla nonnccra+,c r,rtv. favor;r1 tho ra
''on ~ tae Do11oet"11o Pa'S ia'o,t"s '''o .o
peal OF tho prohibitory law and adoption OF q
atribrent ftconHo INV n1,tl hnilipg with iov the
nrosnoct of the ear3v oomnjo;ion Of tho Caurh.
uawga Canat, aB bononcia nlike to tho farmer,
manufacturer, producer, aud consumer.
~, r' .s. 49,. ~. 49,,
Tho convention "as unusually VIGIL atsondea.
.rhe Hrntue Democratic Resolutions.
T,'. f,,,.,raa ora .no ras,,,,,,ors a,,o,,,o3 H..
Ane to'4uml"6 alu wy 1ehotAtloAs aooptou ~
tho Malne Don!uofatso ssate Convention holu at
Portland, Juno ~:
Rtsorxd That an inflated md trredecruRb1e psper
currency IL among the worst owls That can oiijc
community, Il enab!vg cuuuInu upd n,scru,ulous
, 1874-06-26
IMnIA
GREAT BRITAIN.

CALCUTTA, June 25.-The Distress consequent
on tho famine is docroae. 1g everywhere.
, 1874-06-26
hlr. Dawes Declines a Rcn0m:nati0n
TO Congress.
Nominations by the Democrats
in Vermont.
Full Text Of the Maine Democratic
Resolutions.
Troubles Of Sa1ary-Grab Con.
gressman in Iowa.

Mr.. nnyvcA Declines n 1ken0sntttsstto1ss
SpnrNarlE1p, MaHs., June 25.-Mr. Dawea
wrltes u letter declining rononaiuation for Con-
EreHa.
, 1874-06-26
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

HxrkANAT1oN OF HEFEEEScE MAnKa.-f satnrday.x
sspted. Bunday e1crptcd. afoul1y excspto1. Ar
IitA aurdAy At aM q. hi. Daily.
htCrloAN CENTRAL &GREaT WESTERN RaltR1ans
Ltv,. yoot q dats a. ana Jaos q 1een.q,.,eont ~,
III fnHdIAS.. N .HfL{{IQa.
, 1874-06-26

crt"Aen. MILWAUKEE, 4 81. PAIL RAsl'esY
[nson ftj, Nu4s"a ind G1ntt-ss ftcssi DHet
Is South Curk1, oppasiss sheraHa Houft and At DHoe.