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NEW YORK CITY.
THR STATION uousE RRooRp.

NEW York, June 24.-The record will
show that OF 10000 dodgers in the station
house In the first quarter Of 1874 only
twenty.seVen were Italians, and only
seventeen Of our lAborers have been ar
rested since January 1st. .'+" ( n
A letter from London says the Arch
Bishop Of Canterbury's bill for better
regulation is likely to lead to very serious
consequences, but has been prepared Ii Il
rumored under the direct Inspiration OF
the Queen. It is intended to check the
ritualistic practices now 90 largely pre-
valent. The Rltualists are furious about
II, and declare II 1t is carried the immedi.
ate consequence will be the secession Of
9 large number, both Of Clergymen and
Laymen from the established church and
the organization Of church Of their, own,
with one or two ol the Episcopal Bishops
at their head.
AcARD TO COOPERATIVE LABoRRRs.
The Italian cooperative laborers, in a
card. say: We claim the right to
put such prices on our labor as may seem
TO us best. We number 2,700 artisans
and lahorers under 70 foremen. Having
heard that large number OF contracts
have been taken at panic prices by build.
ers who cannot proceed with their work
because ot the existing and threatened
strikes, We hold ourselves ready to under.
take any contract or to furnish the neces.
sary torce at reasonable rates, guarantee.
ing that the prices agreed upon at our
headquarters shall be adhered TO during
the season, or till the work Is done, with
good security for the fulfllment Of our
contract. We claim to be good and use.
ful members Of society, and all we ask is
to be allowed to work in peace. ,~y,,
SCRANTON COAL
At the auction sale Of Scranton coal 10.
day 5000 tons sold as follows: Steam
boat, 5000 tons "a 4s7ia4 90; CRATE, 5000
tons IS 90; egg, 8 1000 tons SIS 12ia5 75;
stone. 5000 tons s6 So; chestnut, 5000
tons "a 67ia4 621. * s4,.5li' 81
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z Oatmeal, Bone, and slla.olo:

y. AssSsAAS-A%N Ssss-@ ] 4
From tho bcWYcrk Nail Iso@ III
Liebig has shown that oatmeal Is al
most as nutritious as the very best Eng
liSh beef, and that It Is richer, than
wheaton bread in the elements that go to
form bone and muscle. Prof. Forbes, bt
Edinburgh, during some twenty years,
Measured the breadth and height, and
also tested the strength of both the arms
and lolns Of the students In the university
avery numerous class, and Of ysrioua
natlonalities, drawn TO Edinburgh by the
fame Of his teaching. He found that In
height breadth, Of chest and shoulders,
and .stiengthS Of arma and loinsi The, Bel.
pIana were Of the bottom Of the list; q
little above them the French; very much
hiahSf 9he EngIiShs and highest Of all,
the Scotch and Scotch. Irish from Ulster,
who like the natives Of Scotland, are fed
In their early years with atleast one meal
q day Of good milk and good oatmeal
Iporridge.i u VI ~ ttHH
Speaking Of oatmeal, an exchange re-
putting Gb6uttwo spooli1ls Of he meal
into . tumbler OF water. Tho Weatetn
hunters and tsappersi considef tthe; ;beat
Of drinks, as ills atonce nourishipg. nm
stimulating, and sAtIsfying. Itis popular
In the Brooklyn Navy Yard, two and q
half pounds Of oatmeal beng put.into q
pait Of moderately cool water. itismuch
better than any Of the ordinary mixtures
IofTmegar and molassea with Water,Thicb
ltarmsrNuue in the heylng harvest aeld
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SCRANTON COAL.
Tho An,i.MOnopoly & state Conven.


DEs MoNRs, June 24.-The anti
Monopoly State Convention met here TO-
day. W. T. Cardel!, Of Guthril, was elect.
ed temporary Chairman, and r. o. Wal
ter and E. r. Bassett Secretaries.
B. MIR. CRrdell made speech, in which he
characterized both OF the old parties as
corrupt beyond all redemption He al
luded to Congress and national politics,
and denounced the protective tariff as q
q curse TO the country, as Il has built up
monOpolies in the East at the expense Of
tho West. The National Bank monopoly
Is fraud, and the patent right system d
q cheat, The country relies on the new
party to right these wrongs and carry Iowa
by 10000 majority: He cared not 90 much
for the ability as the honesty Of candl-
dates.
The usual committees were then sp-
pointed. The Committee on Resolutions
are as follows: Edward Johnaton, Of
Lee; E. Taylor, Of Clinton; D. DARN, Of
Delaware; A. 3. Lane,'o Harding; John
ConAwsy, Of Dawesleik; ex.Gov, w. N.
Stone, Of Marion, and Andrew Hastie, Of
Story. The following Is the new State
Central Committee: B. F. Brown, oil
Washington; Jos. Weaver, Of Cedar; ].
N. Weart, Of Buckanon; a. Anderson, oi
Franklin; 3. Wallen, Of Marshal;J, W,
Dixon, Of Wapells; Geo. F. Parker, oi
Warren; W. O. James, of Pottawattomie,
and O. q. jackson, Of Green.
The Convention adjourned TIL . r. N,
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Sale of fThorouSh Rreds.

LEXINGTON, KY, June 24.-AlexanderG
sale Of thorough bredS and trotting colts
came of TO day at his farm, near Spring
Station, There was large attendance
OF buyers, principally from New YORK
City, Colonel Mcdaniel getting the fines,
animal sold, afnllbrother Of Harry Bas-
sett, at $4.700.s There were fifty thorough
bred yearllDgs sold at an average Of sees
The trotters averaged $400." The tota
sales were $4,000, There will be- salei
OF thorough bredS every day this week.
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7lou the Banktupt Law.

NEW YoRK, June ga communlca.
tion has been received by the Secretary
OF theiP Produce Exchange from the Gin.
cinnati Board Of Trade, requesting that
the attention Of the members be directed
TO certain resolutions adopted BY that
Board disapproving ol the act to amend
the existing bankrupt law now awaiting
the signature OF the President, as come
Of its provisions are opposed to the buHi-
ness interests OF the country, and as Q
whole, will mot meet the approval Of the
mercantile community. H.g
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CHICAGO.
q FiuE CORNER srogs oEREuoNrra.

( JaTHE CORNER STONE CEREMONIES.
CHICAGO, June 24-1he ceremonies oil
the laying Of the corner stone oi the new
government buildings to-day drew an i'm.
mense attendance 0i strangers from all
parts ol5the state, and business Is gen.
orally suspended. The Board Of trade
and public Offices arc closed, and the
streets are filed with people a4holidsy
attire. The procession is very fine
one including large number Of Knights
Templars and other Masonic bodies
Themslt house Of Chss, L. Epps & Co.,
Schiller street, burned last night. Losl
geo, 900. Insured. Do.
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New ORLEANS, June 24-About one
hundred longshoremen attacked fifty Ia
borers in the Boyle coal yard, Algters
with clubs and bricks In . most violent
manner, driving them from their worA
and severely wounding two men. The
assailants took possession Of the yard, bul
were anallY driven out BY the police. The
men working in the yard were receiving
lees than union rates and did not belonG
TO the Algiers Union. Threats Of turthel
violence were made. ~
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Salt LAKE apd NTInlpr Nsv,.

SALT LAKE, June e4-There Is but lit.
Tie excitement here over the passage Of
the Poland bill. Both parties here claim
q triumph, audall are pretty well satisfied.
The Re,cS claims It can injure no one 60
much as its friends and the Congress who
passed Il. .stss L N ~ :.
There has been quite number Of rich
strikes Of ore in the Dry Canyon within
the past few days, and mining prospects
throughout the Territory were never bot
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Mrs, Hanna, Principal OF Washing.
ton Female Seminary.

ton Female Seminary.
Tan editorial In ths Now York Tribune. sun.
posed 70 be written BY Mrs.. ROb0eeI Harding
DaYiI)
Many years ago, Margaret Fuller, in
her "Womanin the Nineteenth Century,''
called attention % the work and posi-
ton Of ! esttiln Mss. siiShl lHsnns tthen
bearing her maiden name) as among the
hopeful ngdd6i n'6Iptogressaa The
OCCASION which prompted shetinotice was
agisit paid by.ex. President John Quincy
Adams to D school Tor gifls under the
care Of This lady In o pretty village In
Western Pennsylvania It was not long
before the time when q woman without
trampling on all conventional rules could
lecture or speak as freely a. a man In
public. II was the tune when one Of our
foremost thinkeFs presented the Clytlr %
/, The typo ;oII The perfect woman y Obs
serve that the hair Govern the forehead
d0Tn.tor the eyebrows,n said. he, .IThe
intitlect b thefe3S but t-its Veiled oi men !"
ThiS teacher in the quiet little town had
already determined 10 do what lay in her
.poWer toward, ,unveilipgythe hidenI intel.
iect! Having somethi6e to bay to- her
guest on the subject Of her lies work.
she sud q, ahdinphblic, in0 d. lew well
chosen, modest words, strong In sound
common sense. e.
Margaret Fuller recognized both The
sense and the prophecy which Lits utter
ance,A the me.ronveYed. She would
have been quick 9Glso 70 recognize The
peculiar Lesson embodied in, The, future
work Of this woman; aud We think thii
work 10 worthy oi mention here because
itditteFp from that approved and soughI
after BY The ajotity Of women now n
Its quiet and sturdy usefulness, Withoui
"A HS1Si0 on dH'i1iIII !; = 10y .sY1~
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TEE Hon. WM 8. MOORE, editor Of the
Washington Reporter, member Of the
present Congress, is candidate for re-
election this fall. His competitors are
MI. CRIToH1ow, editer ofthe Bearer Val.
Icy Nssos, and Hon. JOHN W. WALLACE,
Of Lawrence county. Mr.. MOORE Is q
GenSibls and reliable man, Who makes no
fuss in Congress, but always votes intel
lEpently.
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Damage By Ram storms..

iQuEBEo, June 24-The rain storms
which lately visited this section wrought
very serious damage in several parishes
Of the County OF Beance, particularly
those Of st. Joseph and et. Frederick. In
some places the direction Of water courses
has been changed, bnildiDgs and bfidges
swept away, farms inundated and covered
with sand and 6graYelsRnd travel In many
places Reriously impeded1
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St. Johns Daiy ln I Loulsyllle., y 7

LOUISVILLE, juno 24.-The Masons Of
this city celebrated 81. Johns Day BY d
parade through the streets and festival
OF Central Park. Thousands Of people
were In attendance, and the celebration
was the largest ever held in the city. The
proceeds 60 TO the Masonic Widows' and
Orphans Home Of this city. Business in
the city was generally suspended during
the dAYa spsl; Ii u,i ~ ~ = l5E ail17 z :
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FOR:EE1!!I7GN. +! !
SPAIN.


| MADRID, June e4,4The CarllSts made
On attack upon Bellmount yesterday, and
the garrison, TO avoid burning the place,
surrendered. The insurgents made Q de:
mand upon the authorities for 90, 1000, and
took several persons as hostages for its
payment. They were followed and oyer.
taken by the Republican troopg, WHO
killed twenty ofthetf number. GJN " IL I
BAYoNNE, june. 4-The Carllsts have
established three entrenchment lines be-
lore Estella. The outermogt line 10 fye
leagues from the city,
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Re.nominnied to ConEre,a... !.

PHILADELPHIA, June ;aHarmer has
been re:nominaied for Congress by the
Republicans ol the Fifth District. His
SiWasl Leonard Meyers, present
Congressman from tho Third District.
The new apportionment threw both into
the Fifth District. The vote was: Har-
mer, 100; Meyers, 4s.
F1n me sscdnd. .Disttict Charles o'Nell
was nomtnatedy kEI ,r-
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CoTber blond I,MT

INDIANAPOLIS, June 24-The corner
stone Of the new Chamber Of Commence
building, corner Of Kentucky ayenGG and
Maryland street, was laid this afternoon.
The ceremonies were conducted by the
Masonic Grand Lodge. Thebuilding win
be eeby ~ ieebTa !
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A SOCIAL and literary reunion Of the
graduates Of Washington Female Semi
nary takes place this evening at Washing.
ton, to meet once more and take farewell
OF Mrs. HANNA who has been 80 long the
principal ot!the institution! Wepublish
IN article from the New, York Tribune in
regard to Mrs: HANNA that will be read
with interest, ur,....
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C1SoNNAT1, June 24,-The barn and
contents, including two horses, . new, crop
Of barley, q large amount Of hay, and
farming utensils belonging 70 Nathan
RSoYn burned 3s nsSl g Lebanon, e 9Sio, yes.seF
Yay' AVS9 SotVVV's ,..,..ts 4
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PROBABILITIES. "a
For the New England and Middle
States partly cloudy weather, northeast
and northwest winds, stationary or fall.
ing temperature and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States partly
cloudy weather, variable winds, high
temperature and continued high baron.
eter.
For the Gull States areas Of rain, south.
cast TO southwest winds, continued high
temperature and high barometer.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley, In.
creasiug cloudiness and continued high
temperature with northerly winds and
stationary or rising barometer,
For the Lake region and northwest,
increasing cloudiness and areas Of rain
from Michigan, westward and southwest.
ward to Missouri Valley, eaSterly or
southerly winds, high temperature except
In the northern portion oi the Upper
Lake region and in the Lower Lake Ie-
gton, but slight changes in barometer.
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P6st Master General.


WAsHNaToN, June 2k-It Is intimated
to-nlght and generally believed that the
President has rendered the Postmaster
aeneralship TO Hon. Eugene hale, Of Me-.
Mr.. Hale 10 now at Altoona, Pa, on q
western tour, but telegram was sent him
this afternoon by the President.
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Convicted of Emhe,zl.msn,.

OMAHA, June 80. B. Ketchum,
late Superintendent Of the Union Pacific
Express, was convicted yesterday Of en-
btzzlement, and sentenced 10 one year in
the penitentiaIy. A motion was made
lor q new trial.
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PREKsx11I, N. Y, June 24.-The ahell
race between schafft and Lueych, an
nounced to take place this afternoon, was
postponed until 7:30 tomorrow morning,
In consequence Of the rough water.
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sententea IoArraaf.

BERLN, June 24-A naval court mar.
tial has sentenced Captain Werner 10 ar.
rect Tor his conduct when In command Of
. German man'o 'ot.war in the harbor ol
Oartagena during the intranslgiente 70.
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MON ,MosIEasAEsS 3 IS JSas. .s4-st Johns Day
was Successt1lly celebrated In this city TO.
day. About 10, 600 persons took part IN
the processiobS including 40 American
socieItsa with 50 bands q music.
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WASHINGTON.


WAsH1NeToE, June e4.-There was q
great crowd ol Senators and Representa-
i've OF the White House to-day 10 take
leave Of the President. l,s 4, - ~
GEN. cEEsSg1I REsrGss-TnH KsrRSrE
lI7t . 30. ooRDIALR. HH.I = "a
Postmaster General Creswell this morn.
Ing rendered his resignation In the fol-
lowing. letter: - Is.9il NJ i
-'- - WARRINGTON, June e4.s |.
Sir: Alter more than FIVE yerrs Of con.
ttnuous service ] am constrained BY q
proper regard for my private interests
to resign The office Of Postmaster Gem
eral, and 70 request that may be re-
lieged from the duty as soon as Il
may be convenient for you 10
designate my successor. For the gen.
erous confidence and support which YOU
have uniformly extended 10 me In my ef.
forts to discharge my duty I ahall NOT al.
tempt to expresS the full measure Of my
gratitude. Il 10 sufficient to say that my
relations, official and personal, with your.
sell and with every one Of my colleagues
OF the Cabinet have always been OF the
most agreeable and satisfactory character
to me. Rest assured that | shRll continue
TO gtve to your administration my most
cordial support, and that shall ever
deem II an honor to be permitted 10 sub
scribe myself aihcerely and faithfully your
friend.
To the Pr0sident,
JoHN A. ]. ORRsswRLL.
To which the President replied as fol-
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LIVERPOOL. Jane t2A.-Tbe steamerl
Oder CITY, Of liverpool, MscedorIs, oil In
dis, ind Hamh6ldt IRON New York, ar
styedi ioueQuAaCT .H91 t0r,G ~
,..,,,,. . r EsiLsrH SNJN !
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JUHN M d OHb55WELL.
To which the President replied as fol-
"a, EXECUTIVE MANn1oN,
WARRINGTON, D, o., June 24.J

~ ~ A0S NAt J
Ny DEAR sm:-Aa I expressed to you
verbally thlsmorniDg when you rendered
your resignation OF the office Of Post
Master General, II Is with the deepest re-
gret to me that You should have felt such
course necessary. You arc the last of
the original members Of the Cabinet
named by me aS ! was entering upon my
present duties, and IL makes me teel Is
u old associations were being broken up,
that ! had hoped might continue through
my official lie. IN separating oftleiaiiy
| have but tive hopes TO express. First,
that | may get . asuccessor who will be
as faithful and efficient IN the perform
ance Of the duties oi the oftice you resign,
Second, Q personal friend that ! can have
the same attachment for. Your record
has been satisfactory 10 me and I know
L will besso proved to the country at
large. Yours very truly, tf
Mn U.'s GRANT,
HoN. J. Al OREswBII,
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FRANoR.L
AFRAID OF AsuApow. q

oSAAtD W a shAuVH, IA --gs,
PARIS, June A.-The government pro.
hioits the distribution In France OF photo.
graphs Of the Prince Imperial. e
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An Interesting Exhibit.

The following figures were given to tie
House on Tuesday by Gen. GARFm1D,
Chairman Of the Committee ON Appro.
prlationS. and show gratifying reduction
in the amounts enumerated as;compared
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BOSTON,.


3BoSToN, June 24.-The liquor license
bill passed the lower branch Of the Lesis.
lature today by . vote Of 70 to 50.
The Senate also enacted the license bill
Io-uAH J-s... osA .tsaf DO .'.E
~ s-tz.rgD BAsR BALL.
=, Tho game Of base ball to-day resulted
as follows; Bostons 10; Chicagos g.. s9la
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By The Western Union Limo.
once NcsthWe1tl tleoF. q Aaia and Aonroo BE.
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Two car loads Of Australian animals and
birds, for the Geological Gardens, Phila.
delphis, went East this morning. There
we're one hundred and seventy birds and
thirty animals.
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BURIED 10 DRATH.

] arfS: Miller, living On the correr. Of
Tayan avenue and Poplar street, at attempt.
Cd 70 light afre with Goa On today and
wa fatally burned I nis ~ aGs- IN; sHAA "
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Lnfl tor Hent Yiralnla. I

a 'WAsnnoTos, June 24.-The President
and Mrs. Grant leave tomorrow Tor West
Virginia, FfHs =
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CARrNRr NErTfNa

e5They0 0Abinet is In session today dispoE.
ing Of routine businep The letter Of BY.
naRaK Bass declining the appointment
Of Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury has
been received. y "a, ~. Z. |
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The Chauncy. .Miltzsr surveying party
left here to-day, TO survey the northern
Of this 5tateS1 Z ,dltt l!,;f!
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FROBADILITIEa.

war DxPARrHRHr,
OFToB or FHE CHIxH SIaAAL ORION.
D. O., June A.-S:0O ?. 4.
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.7TH ANNuAL MRRr1No

The Grand Lodge Q Of Masons opened
their seventeenth annual meeting here 10
d'yyt .,,s,,, v,,,o IA !, ~ i III
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~ ~ % 3iiiSrp oar no 10 r;7.141 /
.bstsrH9 ri5Nisk ylaY hla kassl.T.s ~ s51 /
,sAGa4 q So45..lYAQ ,TaI W. ]
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-15

key Tom Garvey took up the pistol, when
it again exploded, and the ball passed
through the hand of the turnkey. A po-
liceman then picked up the dangerous
weapon and dropped it into the vault
but there is no knowing whom 1t will
shoot next.
Camp Ferguson. who was arrested a
few days since, having been under IN
dictment for shooting, with intent to
kill, Frank Steiber, was discharged
from custody yesterday. Steiber died
of cholera last summer, and the indict-
ment practically ceased to exist in con
sequence of the demise Of the prosecu'
ting witness. The indictment will have
to be nolte pressed, as the lawyers
slang has IT,
A Mississippi Journal thus practically
describes ihe advent and exit Of Mem
phis commercial travellers or drnmmers:
1.-THE drummers came down like wolves
on the fold; their toes were all frosted;
their noses were cold; their weather
peeled bugles soon shono through the
town they gobbled the money and
sailed it down; then took few orders
and lit out from here, with their heads
full of business and skins full of beer y