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Weather REPORT
WAR DkPAHLhbNTi
0YFIcE or THE CInEg slONAL 0pFICER,
WASHINGTON, D, C., juno 2G,-l An

PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle and Eastern States, q
stationary or high pressure, southwest to
northwest winds, slightly cooler and part
ly cloudy weather, with possibly occa.
slOnal light rain in Western Pennsylva.
MIA and New York.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio Valley, a stationary pressure and
temperature, sOuthoFly winds and clear
weather.
For the Lakes, stationary pressure and
temperature, southwest to northwest
winds, cooler, partly cloudy weather and
occasional light rain on the Lower Lakes,
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, a lower pressure,
slightly warmer and partly cloudy wealth
er with southerly winds.
The rivers will remain nearly station
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'EsrHER-The sale Of reserved seats
for the otatorio Of Esther, the Beautiful
Queen, commenced yesterday morning at
Adams 4 Lucas music store. We are
glad to see that the sales were 80 promis-
Ing and encouraging, as the cantata will
be one Of the grandest entertainments
ever given in this city. The chotuses
and solos are beautiful, and the drama
will be presented in all It's glory, all
the costly robes and costumes being
brought here by Messrs. Peaslee and Ten
Brock. There are a few good seats as
vet unsold, but We are Of the opinion they
will all be taken to-day.
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MEMPHIS.
BELLE OF SHREVEPORT SUNK AT ISLAND
NO, 10.

BELLE OF SHREVEPORT SUNK AT ISLAND
NO. 10.
MEMPHIS, June 2j.-The officers Of the
MinneOla report the Belle Of Shreveport
rs sunk at Island No. 10. She was bound
from St. Louis to New Orleans with a
valuable cargo. The captain Of the Min.
neola says that when at the head Of Island
10 he was hailed by Capt. Ray Of the
steamer Belle Of Shreveport in a yawl,
who wanted the Minneola 10 60 TO the
assistance Of the Belle Of Shreveport,
which was In q sinking condition In the
chute, but 80 far had by the aid Of Syphons
been able to keep alloat. Capt. Skunk
replied that his boat was too heavily laden
10 enter the chute, but that he would send
the first boat he met, which proved to be
the J. D. Parker, which he met fifteen
miles below and sent to her relief. The
Grand Tower Is expected tonight with
further particulars.
THE BODY OF AN AGED WHITE MAN,
dressed in plain white cotton clothes was
found floating In the river yesterday eve.
ming. The body was badly decompoSed
nothing was found 10 identify the man.
ACQUITTED.
Kinney, who killed his brother.in.law,
Squire Marlborough, near Darlington last
week, was acquitted.
FINE.
The Ltdger'S Jackson, Tennessee, spec.
ial says half OF a business block and the
Catholic Church was burned to-day. No
particulars.
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DETROIT, June 25.-The frame build.
Ing owned and occupied by Babillion 4
Ilinchman as a feed mill was destroyed
by FIRE tonight The adjoining brick,
owned by the same firm and used for dry.
ing grain, was only partially damaged.
Fifty tons Of feed and much valuable ma.
chinefy was destroyed. The firm estimate
their loss at S4O,OO0. Insurance men say
SiOOOO
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Cincinnati.

CNcNNATI, June 25.-Cotton-ouiet
and drmer at l4Xc, Flour-Steady and In
%. Con-DuiI at ssaSsc. Oats-DuIi
at 55a60c. Rye-Dull at$l O5. oilS-un.
changed. Eggs, Butter and cheese-Ds-
mand fair and market firm. Pork-Steady
and in moderate demand at SO 0Oal9 81.
l.ard-Steady; summer l2al2Ne; winter
steam l2XalSci kettle lSfal4G, Bulk
Meats--Demand good at full prices at sN
asAallhallxa xall Hallke. Bacon-Steady
and In moderate demand at eIla91(a9Sf1
l23kAl2 ISal2sSc. Whisky-Firn at 81 l6.
HoGs-Quiet; range IS 60a6 90.
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New YORK Dry t;oSsls,

NEW YoRK, Jnne 25-The trade move.
ment was slow with commission houses
dealing In Gotten good, ETC., but Woolens
are in fair request. Jobbing trade eontin.
ues dull In oil departments. Prints and
Shiftingi quiet and irregular in jobbing
hands. Hosiery for future delivery more
active. Fancy calsimeteS, WorIted coat.
ings, ElyAianl and ulitefs In steady de.
mind bT clothing trade.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, June 25.-Judge Spence
Assistant Attorney General Of the Post.
office Department has furnished the
opinion taking the ground that POstmas.
ters are liable, on their bond, for losses
Of government property while in their
possession. =
The Board Of Indian Commissioner
have requested that officers Of the army be
detailed to inspect the Indian supplies at
Kansas City, Sioux City and Cheyenne,
The Secretary Of war has directed Gen,
Sheridan to detail officers to make inspec.
tions at the places named.
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In cnse the Brooklyn jury "nsrees to
disagree" and is dismissed without yer.
dict, the result will appropriately repre-.
sent the divided public sentiment OF the
country. How can we expect jury to
solve n problem that so many learned
counsel have wrangled over for six
months, and that all the newspapers have
discussed inside and outside, upside
and downside, until they are all in
the fog as to It's real merits. The case
has been 10 mystiGed by ten day
speeches, and sentences Of 36S words
in length, that the average jurymun
may well be lunatic "at tllis stage
Of the game" The case reminds us Of
that celebrated western tanglc that was
disposed Of by the learned judge as fol.
loWSi III the jury believe from the cvi.
dence that the plaintiff and defendant
we're partnersin in the grocery, and that the
plaintiff bought out the defendant andgave
his note for the interest, and the defend.
ant paid for the note by delivering 10 the
plaintiff COW, which he warranted mot
brecciy," and the warranty was broken
by reason Of the brecchines Of the COW,
and the plaintiff drove the COW back
and rendered her to the defendant, but
the defendant refused to receive her. and
the plaintiff took her home again and put a
heavy yoke upon her to prevent her
from jumping the fence, and the COW in
attempting to jump the fence, by reason
Of the yoke broke her neck and died. and
II the jury further believe that tho de.
PENDANTS interest in the grocery was not
worth anything, that the PLAINTIFF note
was worth less, and the COW good for
nothing, either for milk or beef, or for
green hide, then the jury must find out
for themselves how they will decide the
case, for the Court, II she understands
herself, and she thinks she does, hus no
idea how such case should be de.
cided."
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OMAHA, June 25.-The Indians have
stolen another large lot Of horses from a
rancho near Lookout, Wyoming.
Private advices from the Red Cloud
agency say that the Indians will undoubt.
edly sign away their hunting right in Wy.
oming and probably in Nebraska. Ey.
etthing Is quiet at both agencies.
The Missouri river is rising rapidly at
Ihia mint.
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CONCERT AT GAus' SADooN.-Lnst night
Kramet's orchestra Concertized In Louis
Gaus' saloon, on Market street, and at.
tracled a crowd Of thirsty devotoes at the
shrine Of old Gambrinus. The music was
excellent, and the lager was Of course as
good, as II was bfewed by Reymann.
Louis guests never missed the lager till
the key run dry,
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BALTIMORE, June 96.-Fl6ur-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Dulli No, western
amber 81 50; No. 2, 81 81. Con-Weak at
zoe. oaa-Dull aud unchanged, Rye
Dull aud nominal. Provisions -Nominally
unchanged. POrk-S2Oa2O0 Lsrd-Dull
atl4ISal4kc. Butter-Firm and unchRng.
ed. Petroleum-Lower; crude 6Na5Kc;
refined l2Aal2Hc. CotFee-Firmsr Ut I8G
lsAc. WhiEky-Quiet AID weak, 81 lsk.
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New YORK, June 2j.-The O'Connell
Memorial Committee met to-day. II was
decided to accept the site offered In Cen.
tfal Park for a statue Of 0Connell, to
prepare for laying The cornerstone Of the
pedestal on the 9th Of August, the centen.
niAl Of the Irish Liberatof, and 10 invite
the cooperation Of the admirers Of OCOn.
nell at home and abroad.
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CHICAGO, June 25.-Partles from Cali.
fornia have purchased the Babcock
silver smelling works Of this city, and
will as soon as possible commence fefn-
ing the ore brought from the Shasta
mines, In California. When fully equip.
ped II Is expected to turn ten tons Of ore
and twenty Of iluxing day, This ore
has heretofore been sent to Swansea,
Wnins
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PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-Petroleum-
Nominal; refined l2ai2I Ifci crude Dc. Seeds
In limited demand; clover l2 Nc; timothy
% 76a2 go Flour-Quiet; superfne s. 70
a3 %; extras a GOA 75i Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota family So 12 Ifa625. Wheat
Firm; red 81 2SHal 80; amber 81 81. Rye
81 90. Corn-Dull but steady; yellow
mixed SOC. 0ats-Weak; white 63I &c; mixed
6Oa6ic. Whisky-Qulst; western iron
bound 81 20.
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GoYRRNMRNTs-FlTIn.
RAILRoAp poNps-SLrong.


SToCEs-The stock market opened quiet
and the changes, except in few cases,
were very slight, The leading features were
Pacific Mail, Lake Shore and Erie. The
frStnamed fell of from 80 to 3s, but later
recovered most Of the decline, Lake Shore
rose to OK, and afterwards touched 6OIS,
with rally still later 10 cox. Eric I'D.
vanCed from 1915 to l59G, reacted to
l47s, and rallied to 10. Delaware, Lacka.
wanna & Western reacted to l2l9i, New
Jersey Central to III, Pittsburgh to OlH.
The changes In the remainder Of the list
are very slight. At second call the market
was quiet and firm, During the last hour
Of business stocks were strong at an ad.
vance, closing at the highest figure Of the
day. In some cases there was strong
buying movement In Pacific Mail, which
carried the stock up to SoN. Lake Shore
advanced from cox to o., Western Union
from Az tO74N, Union Pacific from 73 to
to 7SI, and Erie from AK to 15N. The
transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre.
gated $4,000, Of which 10000 were Pacific
Mail, 10000 Northwest, 24,OOO Erie, and
43 900 Lake Shore,
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FoR paper published under the very
drippings Of the refining influences OF the
University, the MOrgantO~n Poa uses
some very "un-nice" language in its last
issue in regard to a cotempory at Fair.
mont. We presume the poor IndeT is the
target aimed at, for presuming to give
young BOughnors side Of the story, rs to
why he assailcd the Faculty in his
Alumni speech, Boughncr certainly
acted in very bad taste, but what is to be
said Of the language in which his apollo.
gist is assailcd' Is the vicinage Of the
University not free countryH
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Ghe9nteItfqen1r.

Ar this writing lhali past elOven) no
verdict has been brought in by the
Brooklyn jury, and it begins to look as il
they might remain out another night,
The prospect for an agreement is not
good.
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shot without a Trial.

New YoRk, June 22.-It is reported
that Garcia, the spaniard who stole a
portion Of Murillos famous picture from
the Cathedral OF Seville, and who was
kidnapped to Cuba and sent to Spain, was
shot few weeks after his arrival at Mad.
rid without trial by even drnm.head
court martial,
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Another Tornado.

ST.. PAUL, June 25.--A tornado passed
over MENDOZA, six miles above this city at
4 o'clock this evening unroofing a dozen
buildings, several Of which were en-.
tirely demolished. A child was blown
from its mothers arms and was 40 badly
injured that II will die. No other DANA.
gea OF consequence occurred.
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BosroS, June 25.-The execution Of
james Henry Coslley took place at 9!4j
this morning. The murderer bore him
self with much coolness. He wrote a
statement which has not been given to the
public, but II il thought to be full con.
inasinn
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INDIANAPOLIS, June 25.-A mob Of
about 1875 men lynched colored man
NAMED VIM. Keeher at Greenfield, Ind,
tonight. lie was arrested In Rush county
for attempting to commit rape on white
lady and removed from Rushville to
Greenfield for fear Of violence.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 25.-It is4otBcially an.
nounCod that the important Carlist fort.
reSs Of Mirayet, on the river Ebro, after
a siege Of several days was surrendered
Internationally to General CompoS.
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A CHEAP HANGING GARDES.-SomG
Of the young readers may like to try the
experiment Of making hanging garden
Of sponge, Take a white sponge o.
large size, and SOW 1t full Of rice, hemp
canary, and other seeds, then place it il
q shallow dish, in which little water 4
constantly kept and as the sponge will
absorb the moisture, the seed will begir
to sprout When this has taken place
the sponge may be suspended by cords
and hung where little sunshine will en-
ter. 1t will thus become a mass Of green
foliage, and should be refreshed with wa
ter daily so as to be kept moist.
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The telegraph this morning announces
the death Of tho Hon. 0. B, McFndden,
member OF Congress from Washington
Territory. He was well known in Wash
ington county, Pa, where he was raised
and where he figured for many years in
politIcs.
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SE are indebted to the Rev. Mr..
Bnrnitz for an extended report Of the pro-
ceedings Of the Commencement at Penn
sylvania College, Gettysburg. They
arc not however Of sufficient interest to
our readers hcrCabouts to justify their
publication.
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PITTSBURGH, June 25.-Wheat-Quiet
and unchanged; Pennsylvania red and Ohio
81 25al 2s; white and amber 81 S0al IS,
Corn-Dull; ear at 7Sa75c; shelle1 76a77o.
Petroleum-Dull; crude 81 22hal % At
PArker'Sj rsansdl2u Philadelphia delivery,
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I,eyoiutIon in sonora.

SAN FRGSctsoo, June PA dispatch
from San Diego reports the fumor that a
serious revolution has broken out In
Sonora. Gen. Daoslos, in command on
the frontier, is said to be a prisoner In
the hands Of the revolutionists.
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TIE Hon. Henry G, Davis, the smiling
Senator, made himself very gracious to
the editorial brethren out at Piedmont
the other day. Without distinction Of
politics "or previous condition Of seryi'
tude", he invited them to banquet at the
Kenna House, and treated them to all
the delicacies Of the season free OF ex'
pense. The strawberries and cream SC
wrought upon the poetic SenSibiliIies Of
Morris, Of the Richie GaEette, that he
came home and stopped the press to an'
nounce that "the Hon. Henry G. Davis
looks like a philanthropist. Kindness
and bCnevolence fairly beam from his
face"
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CONCORD, June 25.-In the House to.
day, final vote was taken on the fesolu.
tions censuring the Governor and Coun.
ell in the Senatorial matter, they were
adopted by the party by vote Of ia ayes
to l66 nays.
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important Grange Meeting.

CINCINNATI, June 25.-An important
meeting Of the Patrons Of Husbandry,
called by the Ohio State Grange, was held
here to-day, to meet with the citizens Of
this city and consult upon the location Of
the offices Of the State Grange. II Is un-
derstood that the points from which the
selection will be made are Cincinnati, Chi
cago, Cleveland, Louisville or St. Louis,
with the chances In favor Of Cincinnati or
st. Louis. No definite result was reached
to-day, and the meeting adjourned after
appointing committees to consult with
the Chamber Of Commerce, Board Of Trade
and merchants generally.
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MoybLE, June 25.-steamer Datien,
from New York arrived,
NEW YoRK, June 25.-steamer France,
from London arrived.
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During a thunder storm about A:3O this
afternoon the lightning struck bonded
warehouse attached to r. w. Caldwell's
distillery on Gest street west OF Mill
Creek. The building and the contents were
almost wholly destroyed. Loss on stock
and building about $4,000. Fully covered
by insurance, mostly in local companies.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

TnE Atlantic base ball club, Of South
Wheeling, will play match game with
the Clipper club, Of Dellaire, at the latter
place this afternoon.
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New sEcRETARY.-Mr, W. II. Woods
having resigned the Office Of Secretary
Of the Citizens Railway Company, on
Thursday evening Mr., VIM P. Adams was
appointed by the Board Of Directors To
eli the vacacy. Mr.. Adams was lately 4
book keeper at Kimberly's Coal Works
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NEw YoRK, June 25.- Mortimer
Thompson, better known as @. K. Philan.
der Doesticks, P. b. died In this city TO.
day alter a1hort illness.
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CLEVELAND, June 25.-Whsat and Corn
Quiet and unchanged. oats-LoWeT;
No. / State 5sc; No. do Soc; white 59c.
Petroleum Quiet; Standard White, car
lots, lOc; Ohio State test lilo; small lllots lA7c
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THEPresbytorian Olergymen Of Chicago
in q late meeting discussed ministerial
vacations. One clergyman, evidently with
level head, suggested that the right way
to do was for a clergyman to take n vaCa'
tion when he needed it, and not insistup'
on q summer vacation sick or well. An
other clergyman thought there shouldbe
q distinct understanding between pastors
and people that the former should have
three or four weeks each year iOr a ynca
tion and let the pastor select his own
time. Another clergyman thought II d
minister needed rest he should take It.
but unless 1t was necessary for his health
he should not leave his charge. lie al
ways found, after an absence, that il re-
quired weeks to get his church back ia
the point at which 1t was when he went
away. Another clergyman thought q
minister could take vacation and mol
be idle. He could preach his old sermons
The work that wore upon the clergyman
was in preparing his sermons, not in lie
livering them,
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san FR4Sctsco, June 25.-Judse
McFadden, delegate 10 Congress from
Washington Territory, died to-day at
Olympia.
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DIED.

sPEIDEL4 On Saturday morning, Jnne 20, 1875,
Of 1870 O'Clock, At the residence Of his son John,
BENEDICT SPEiDEL, ST., 10 the 6iSt year ot ha agO'
Funenl notice In the Evening standard.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New YOrk lloney and Nt0cIa.

NRw YoRE, June 95,-MoSEY-MorC
active at Sa4 per cent Prime mercantile
paper SIia5 per cent
STERLING ExcHANGR-Quiet at S4,s6Ka
4,S6k for sixty days, and S4.ss9ta49O, fOr
sight
GoLD-opeued and closed at INK,
with sales in the interim at ll7x. BOr.
rowing rates fat at 9O6al.s4 per cent The
Assistant Treasurer dlSburSed SS9S, ,OOl
CleaNngs, $S0,OOOOOO. Specie engagements
for tomorrow 81 456,OOO, Customs receipts,
s23s,OOO. Dry Goods imports for the week
Sl,24s,24.
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FHE hack fare from Washington to
Wa,yne'buts has been reduced to one
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Mr. SAMUEL GEoRoE,oi Brooke county,
,I hls purchased a large amount Of wool
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Kinney, who killed his brother.in.law,
Squire Marlborough, near Darlington last
week, was acquitted.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-10-13
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