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RemarknbIe I,,,sa,,ou

IETkoIr, June 2l.-The water IA the canal
~ Sanlt ST. Marie commenced rising about
10 O'Clock yesterday morning without any
apparent cause, aud reached a Greater
nclkht than has been known Tor many wears.
Us Narlailon was Tour feet iuches In one
houf and twenty minutes, q large sheet of
water oEeruowtd tie wall ant rushes on.
waru IA To the new lock pit. threatening dis
aNtrouS results. TIE superintendent closed
The guard gates irnmel stCly. thar prsvent-
lt serious damage. Tue gates were kept
closed al day To facilitate repairs on Tue
dam. -
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POLITICAL NOTES.-The New York Tii.
bsu1e says:-Mr. Bristow Is goingi to Oinciu-
natl or Saturday night for tho express
purpose of speaking at grand HAYES
and Wheeler ratification meeting 80.
The Indications are that Alexander III
Stephens will be returned 10 Congress- with
out having any opposition, either 10 the
convention or at the polls. His health Is
improving rapidly, and he viii be In his seat
before Congress adjourns.
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a Receiver AppoIntes.

NEw lOEk. jane -4-rle business Of
OoCbrap. Mclean & %. tle sssnasdea drv
goods deR lCrs, has tanu placed 81 tie hanis
~ rfcsl tcrS. Henry y. Page. WIN. rurnbuil
ara AugINte Richard, have been appointed.
ana given $4,000 bonds
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POISONED BY Potato BUG EGGs.-The
HagerStOwn Mail says. "A couple OF weeks
ago SIR. William Springer, WHO resides near
BTeathedsviile. together with his family,
were taken suddenly III directly after dinner
Drs. Clancy and IOvel were calleI in, ant
percelviDg symptoms Of poison looked aOOut
for the cause. In examining the articles OF
food eaten at dinner the lettuce was To- md
10 be covered with the eggs OF the p8'afn
bug and the physicians concluded the:
was the poison taken. All Of the family re-
covered except one child about two yel rg of
age, which died Tie following dav.D
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is no doubt that Tilden is the choice Of the
south, IL may be thought that some other
man viii be stronger and more succesSf,l
before the people. Other southern delegates
express opinions similar TO the above.
En- Route.
INV YORK, June 24.-The through train
nom Boston, which arrived at Jersey Cffy
this morning. had i've extra cars occupi,.f
by delegates nom MASSACHUSETTS and other
eastern states, en- route for the S. I'm ia
demo cratic convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

ESCAPE OF CoNvICTs, AND BLooDeHED.
Al salt Lake City, seven prisoners broke
out OF the penitentisry Thursday afternoon,
after capturing the guard, sec 1ring al their
guns, pistols and ammunition. together
with three horses, and escaped. Harrison
was shot, and viii probably ole. Ii is
rumOred that the warden was killed, but
this lacks con frmation. Among the escaped
tai in the killing OF Capt. BsTghsr, tle for
ner warden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

FIGURING on NOvEMBER.-The New
York Tribune publishes an estimate OF TIE
probable result Of The presidential election
IL November. II gives 10 the democrats all
tie southern states except South Carolina,
together with California, Connecticut. y g.
vaCa and Oregon, with li9 electoral vOtes.
New York, Indiana, New Jersey aud Colo
RADIO, with G. votes, are put down as doubt
ful states. The remaining northern and
western states, together with South Caro-
lima, with is votes, are put dOwa as Ger
t9inly republican. The whole number of
electoral votes T. 3t9, and a j1rity Is lS5,
so from the doubtful states, according u the
TTibuUe's arithmetic. the democrats would
have 10 draw So, whilst - wOuid supply the
needs OF the republicans. The Tribune re-
marEs that these figures show that the ju-
diciCUs nominations made by the republi-
cans at Cincinl al have by no means as
gured them q victory IA November, no Tever
much they may have simplidei Tue issues OF
the campaign and contributed % the unity
and encOuTagement OF the partY.n
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The New York liberalization.

NEW YORK, June 2L-The Congressional
LEGATION to-day into the alleged excessive
expenditure OF s22I 900 on the post otfics
building here. j. w. Barton, Inspector and
IL, was The first witness examined. Ha les
TINED as 70 books, accounts, pay-rollS, Sc,
that We're kept. He denied thus he ever
before the fnal close of work In SEM ISIS
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The RneteFn rr0uhies

LONDON, June p special dispatch
from Berlin 10 the Daily Telegraph says that
Austria purposes declaring her PROVINCES
adjoiB Ing Serviaand Here Ovinafn aslate
of seige IL order TO check the growing slave
agitation. A special dispatch from Vienna
10 the Daily News says that p 900 refu-
gees viii be Inferred IN CrOo'ia TO Pre-
y'nt their intercourse with toe insurgents.
Tie same dispatch also says the Cretan as
seInhly nave sent a memorial 70 Coustaa.
GuOT-e asEiI 9 that a Christian native be
appointed Governor, ami requesting o-Ier
ltfnrn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

THE lLLISoIs CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
PANY having threatened 10 fOreclose the
nrst and second mortgage bonds OF the Mis-
slssippi central railroad company, a meeting
OF The boDcholcers OF the latter company
held In New York es5erday resolved 70 in
sutute suit for the protection OF their inter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

INV YORK June a Col. } ohm Fowler.
Who was somewhat prominent here during
New Rochelle, leaving liabilities ESTIMATED
az SZD0 Ot0.
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PLEAD GUILTY.-James COPYRIGHT. az.
treasurer OF Wilkesbarre county, Pa yes
terday pleaded guilty to the charge OF en-
oezziing $4,000 OF the county funds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

NEW NCEN, june 2f.-Tre oficer Of Car
Pc u a Glrsrd, cigar importers, " n rosbsi
u - goo cigars, valued a. EIS 900, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

RESULT OF CONGRESSIONAL ECoNoxy-
Orders have been received at the torpedo sta-
uon at Newport, Rhode Island, from WASH
pioyed there.
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ROCK EoON STRINGS,
OS TEE GREAT NORTH MOUNTAIN,
OHBT sEvES HOUBS FgOA WAsHIEGrOa
WI, u. boss, Il D.. Resident Pny =lciaa.

Tcrms--eio per month q fJ1r weeks
SRcCtai tel rs I'D fo- "a miles, or for 49,.
Tt-I per-Cu- occupying one room. 49, i
Tie fare irCl ~ a-.ia OF =" the SprinCs - It--
turu. - Sa.u ore aid Ohio Railroad auf CO shes
NJ iucLf+-er, j. only - 90 the rJHul t.Tr.
pure ar. feaIUg ~s-ers, grand scenery. -Nvn-
csut anus U.s. Uiry al pc Ubtail-l 81 tfi- -ue
Ie-troiEts & fashion.
Ca i-od, atslt1autIy sCppIisd, cooked Ia best
mar nfr. T-oE rtfy srsr-t.
II T. TIE s--l q tire Cpret~r 70 naks s1-k Er-r
epTlrCs 81 6.traC i've summer Ut fo- y lsEl.-
tonlEusr ~ rates s-Ilrh al en- AFT Td
5hs Je-t 81 servants have beer engaged.
- r--rrl trre pan m eta - igf r.aa-iar ~eyl On
A P4ATC X SON, I.sCrslcs ag-uss. -. ON
street. r-lCI-,
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New York Bank statement

NEW YORK, June 24.-The following Is the
weekly bank statement: Loans. fncrease
$3.50; specie, decrease, s4I7 500; legal ten,
ders, decrease, s156 100; deposits, Increase.
sl49,Soo; circulation, decrease, 50, 900; re,
serve, decrease, S6i1,350.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

TIE STORM FIEND yesterday paid a br,ef
visit 20 Paris, KY, and demolished about a
dozen houses, intending a colored Meme
dist church, and seriously injured one ner-
son. AT Nicholasville, KY, the lightning
struck some kegs OF powder, injurfng a coI,
bufldinRR. AounoAnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

GoLDsMITH MAID trOtted three heats
against time yesterday at Belmont PARK.
Philadelphia, making the first IN All \, the
FScond IN Il, aud the third in AK. a trot-
In 3 ma ten also came on between 4-teams
ard was won in three heats by Matte Lyle
and Palmer, the time being 2i1K, 2.S7K and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24
THE SOCIAL EVIL.

In the Serate, to-day, Mr.. Wright present.
ed petition from the New York committee
for the prevention of licensed prostitution,
signed by Mrs. Abby Hopper Gibbons, the
president, and other officers, praying Com
gress to enact no law to authorize the board
of health of the District of Columbia 10 liz
ceDse prostitution In said District. Referred
o tie District Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

TIE MUSTANG RIDER ARRFsTED.-Re-
ticker, who conducted the mustang races A.
ey. having been arrested on a teleQransic
dispatch from the marshal of Georgetown
Ky charging him with having aided in the
escspe Of a murderer from the jail at that
nj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

The Boston Light Infantry left that
city last evening for ChaYleston, 8. o., to
take part in the Fort Aoultrie celebration,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24
no Eupras

MADRTD, June 2I.-Tne CJmmIt:ee al the
congress CIOn the government bin modify
ing tie FueTOS consists Of seven memters.
xix OF whom 8re n favor OF the Oil, AMI one
Cnrn, ed La II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24
SUMNER RESORTS.
'IHEY POINT SUMNER RESORT.

pISEY POINT SUMNER RESORT,
This cd ard well known Summer Be q. A
sort about - miles from Washington, il fMS
-. Jay 2 county, no, has beea thor NrTfL
oLsbiJ IcconsrUciCd aud turnis he'd with a p-r-1r
Glass % fuTnifHre and all the parsphernaliS Of a
br-t class Hotel, and viii be open for the reception
OF guests
ON THE goth INSTANT,
and A. rates Tar lower than ever before
There has been arrangements made with the Low
er Potomac Steamers by which there will b. Leariy
a q. i!y lice betw, en- " ssbingtOD and that point
HE Beach having been pat in thoroug h ORDER
cannot be eXcFlied Ter Bathing. Fishing AID B1st.
iDE on any coast IL the country.
Terms, Z 2 psr DAY: ? Il per week; $50 per month,
GhORGE L JILLABD, Manager
. .or iGrther particulars. apply to john ALEX.
ton. -~IN0'
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The District I'm Congress.

In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Dorsey, from
the District Committee, reported as a substi-
tute for House bill 341l, authorizing the paw
ing OF Pennsylvania avenue, Senate bill $50.
which passed the Senate few weeks ago.
The Senate bill designates as the paving
commission Generals Humphreys, Wright
and Gilmore, of the United States engineer
corps. The House bill designates the same
parties, but adds to the commission the
name Of Edward Clark, architect Of the cap
ttol, and makes other immateriaI changes
Both bills have heretofore been printed In
full In THE STAR. The matter Will now go
10 a conference cOnnmittae-
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NIOnMoTIH HOUSE. -

TEE BALTlH0BE AND OHIO RAILROAD
u COMPANIES HOTEL,
AT DEEB PARk
viii be OPEN FOB VISITORS on the lofH or
JUNE, sad their NEW HOTEL n Oak q
Land on the 1sI OF JULY. Applicants vEHA0
tor koen.s c. tnforms tion address the an le.H VI
eersiSned, o. Cakla nd. Garrett county, I'D
ecSpyB y0Ha DALEY, MANAGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

The Y. s. STEAM SLoUP Brooklyn, from
Pnrl RoTaI. has arrived at New York.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

GovFRNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-InteT-
raj revenue, s5O592S 81; customs, s37l ,2G3.5a.
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A Contradiction from Constantine


CoNsrANTINOPLE JuGe 2i-Tlere is no
foundation whatever Tor the alarming ru-
mors, published IN the French papers yes
teIGay, OF a revolution here. Complete
tranquility prevails. IL IS expected a deci-
sion will be reached almost i'm N gcIately re
spectipg the contemplated reforms. Nlamli
Pacha, ex-presldent OF tie council OF minis
tiers, Is dead. The government is engaged 10
Cevislng measures TO insure the payment OF
the interest on the national debt, In con-
fOrmity with the decree OF October last. a
convention with the ImpeTial Ottoman
bank, which will collect The revenues affect
ed by the angement. is In course OF nego-
uatlOn. Intelligence has been received here
that the Turkish General Muhktar Pachs
has entered Nicsie uGopposei with another
supply OF provisions. A proclamation has
been Issued by the Grand Vizter urging con-
cord between the Christian aud Mola1nme-
dan populations OF Bulgaria.
The Glorious Fourth I'm London,
LoNDoS, June 2L.-fhe American resi-
dents OF London are preparing TO celebrate
the coming 4th OF JuIy by 81 dinner. at which
the diplomatic represeu tative Of the Uulted
states will PRESIDE, supported by MessTs.
Russell, SturgeS, j. =. Morgan, Hugh Nc
Culloch, s. f. eabody, Os good Field, WIN.
A. Richardson, and Gen. HeiutzeIman. SIR
Tom Hughes has accepted an Invitation %
be present. The majority or the English
] liabilities who were Invited have declinef
Dean Stanley In reply to an invitation has
written letter saying the recent death or
any public AFFAIR OF a ike nature. lie
eXpret ses his warm sympathy, and says n
on The ith OF July any Americans here de-
sire to view Westmins ter Abbey, he viii ne
happy to conduct them thrOughit, and polnt
out the graves OF some OF their dead. Mr..
John Bright, in response TO an Invitation,
says he deeply regrets that The state OF h.s
health Will prevent his attendance.
Brent, the Eorger.
1t is learned that Charles Brent, the Louis
vile forger, who was released on the 18th
instant, has voluntarily signed a release OF
the money taken from him on his arrest,
and that he will probably return TO America.
Press Restrictions I'm France.
PARIS, June 24-The publishers of les
drOttS de LHoHllae have again been sum
moned before the authorities for publishing
Henri Rochefort's articles in that Journal
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tits EXPECTED thaJ Hon. Charles e. Far
well, OF Illinois, will succeed Treasurer
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THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.
FACTS md OPINIONS.

CHANCES OF THE CANDIDATES.
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WANTS THE DEMOcRATs RTTovrD A.
crosses nave been presented 10 the New
hampshire legislature calling for a sweeping
, ,ssmovsl OF an the dernocratic oficlals
nne special orcer for next Wednesday fore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

NEW YORK, June 24.-Five hundred and
nny thousand dollars gold coin was shipped
70 Europe Tor day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

phAILkoAD TO BR Som. = Chancellor
Oh ne Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington
arasilrosd, Known as the Short Line railroad
ane fosn mas been In the hands OF receiver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

HOE. ECGENE HALE has been renoml-
mated for Congress by tue republicans of ths
9th Maine district.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, JUne p -haJjleW Noble the
we'll known English sculptor is dead.
SILVER.
To day broBers declined TO quote bar sill
yer, the market for which is nat, anu the
nrice rot better than = D.
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kilograms to The Star.

kilograms to The Star.
THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.
FACTS And OPINIONS.
CHANGES OF THE CANDIDATES,
CROOKS INDIAN FIGHT.
TWO SIOUX TO ONE SOLDIER.
INCIDENTS OF THE BATTLE,
WHISKY RING SENTENCES.
JUSTICE IN CHICAGO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

CROOKS INDIAN FIGHT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

THE PEEsIDFNF, Mrs. Grant, Gen. Sher-
man and Secretary Cameron arrived at Har-
rlsbUrg yesterday afternoon, ami proc eeded
10 Mr.. CRmeron's residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24
u WHIyE EULPHUR SPRINGS

Ore slc a half nile frC N ste. euspn's De. a.
pot. Virginia. Round nip ticket from SsfA
VS. hfug ton and return, 8 N. I..s-
jel2 In +. C.JORDsN, Proer.eror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24
SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
n ONG BR6SCH -BOARD on OCEAN AVE-
Il st =, 4 lsR1,'u'Iy ts-Iraoy -itd-tSd Ia
lGs urexerFtIonabIs. Terms nlOfersse. Mr..
BIO p = EioEs Cottage, hong Hranch- JeZt o.
belmont HOUSE, CHEsAPsAks BAY,
ID f.1Ir miles bel D. ira polls, VII Osen 4 4
Tor visitors jay 1t IasIs flrDl-Es IL. -
Wub err dr-ica-v. Fi.e bs' Etng, boa -. i
Ing ard fshiEE. Tens, 80 par mo- TO, 81. o.
wssk. ADDRESS "BELaCSr,' Angap lis, NJ.
J--f-u D
nEETEy SPtITGS Va,
~ TW w n iLES " EST OF MOCETJACK-
SOE, Willy B8s SCd q. & - K 81
ID NJ OPESE1 fuE TAG REJEPripE
z. 'te-l 81 FAJ 4 june lat. until o. A
. D 7 l-r. l~.f- n" d7E Th- management u sETfNS
y WHOJN Ass, t,ass Of Eavlsy l..slssl
,TEi' bi-eo his been g-es;Iy urvovsd, a-d the
SOu b.
The waters have an established r1e1'etian for
nor = Idsrfai cIritIvs p1wrTs Tne S5riIgs are
nrn-' H. sEu a. Er9tt variety, w Sal esv~.
II AitEg SU plate q tr1u sUd Magnesium. Chaty-
4 at -aT51L-asa ot e .-y. sc
TeInIs Of EOs.d per tsy. 81 20; per week, sIs;p.r
no IN 90 = aye so.
Circu as viii &c found at MELBURN'S Phtr-
nn-Cy. 49, Pms i-sci1 svFu1.. near willard =:
HEL2HEh-TISE s. BENTbET, Uruggis'- g.
bist GcuEe. MOORE g. PERsY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

NATIONAL BASKS.-The Treasury now
holds ssh 752,I50 IN U. $. bonds to secura
national bank circulation, and sis, SOB 900 to
secure public deposits. u. S. bonds deposited
for Circulation for week ending to-day
sill coo. L. ). bonds held for circulation With
drawn week ending 10 day, S12S. 800. NJ
focal bank circulation outstanding, 1881
1870 315. Gold bank notes now outst2ndtug
%2,O59, 100. Receipts of national bank notes
.Orwarde5 for redemption for the week end
ing TO day, 6s com pared with the corraspou-
ding week of last year, 1915, IS, i0tO00; 1876
S6,GlGJ O00. The receipts for this week have
been tue largest for any one week since the
formation OF the bureau.
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TWO SIOUX TO ONE SOLDIER.

INCIDENTS OF THE BATTLE.
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TALBoTT HOUSE.

bAkNES VII L e. I'D
House well ventilated, half mile from q = 4
Depot. 4shIU gtOn Branch n. & . r. EA@
b. two miles from ScgaT Loaf Mount ain. Sslssss14
Terms reasonable e.. iaIS eIb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

- EYE GLASSES AND sPEorAoLIs~
WAiCHks and yIMELRf. special attention
paid TO repairing nne Watches and JeWelry Hair
eAiTHB, 911 Pennsyfysnia aysnus nyis-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

Mr.. BLAINE is better to-day, but his ply
sicjans still Insist upon his keeping perfectly
quiet in order that he may be able to leave
the city IS soon as possible next week. He
Will probably so direct to his home in
Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

Mr.. n. G. ORDYAY yesterday made a
statement in The New Hampshire house OF
delegates denying the published reports as
sailing his official honesty. and said he
would appear before the House committee
at WashiDgto and defend himself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL, as re-
ported TO the Senate to-day, makes appro-
Priations for the present force OF the army
rs. eco men, instead OF making the reduc-
ton as contemplated by the House bill, and
strikes out of the latter all new LEGISLATION
looking 10 the reduction of salaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

GONE TO MEET THE "GREAr UN-
KSowS."-AmOng the Senators who have
gone 20 st. Louis to attend the democratic
convention are Messrs. Barnum, Salisbury,
Davis, Herman, Ransom, Dennis, Gordon
Randolph and Wallace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-24

4 NEW SPEAKER PEO TEM.-The House
tLis morning elected MFt03 J. SayIsr, Of
Chic, SFea ker pro tsapolo during the absence
or the Speaker. This bsrams necessary be-
cause M :. 5. Cox, fhe Speaker pro temp1rs
naS gone TO ST. Louis 20 h5tp 70 nominate a
democratic CsGu date for tns Presidency. Il
WILL be observed that S4yler is not elected
during the absence Or the Speaker pro &c q.
but during the tenn Ovary absence of the
Speaker The effect at THIS IS to keep Saw
Ter in the chair until Mr.. Kerr returns W.
IS ne Should Voluntarily capitulate in
favor OF Mr.. COX.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-29

Die StIber.B ILL tpslHe pum
@On9reB au9enpmunen rnrpe, erm1Htist bas
S&aBant fatt l& auf bic ginlSiuns BON
&lsinpapiersslO sessn Siiber ;u bsiGrGntfn, 10
@iatOnsnS ilbsr sessn8 resnbads aussuseben +;
Gle IsBtsrn iOOea in &rlerSe sebalten werben,
UNI Sas i'm 2aufe Der !3stt TN S&nbamt stu.
ssbenre 8lsinpapisrselb au srissen; Iss.srss
fol- seriDtt ipsrten unb ale She'll bes EiIeunes.
8Onbs selten. @ettere 40 Mtuipnen @ilber.
S&sioeminssn tGnuer Scna S&asamt ausss'
ssbsn tpertsn, an 3ablunssfatt far trseub mel.
DE Gpreeruuesn an has S&aBant, beren ST..
babsr iUI&ss 9tlber %perlunsen uOsr nebmsn
~OIsu. So tpsrDen OorIGufs 20 @tQsunen aus
benz S&uBe bspiQtat. UNI @ilber. Barren an.
sufaufen, rp& Darf ME msbr ale 100000 Dol.
lars auf einmal fir GIberbarren Serpsnbel
rsreeu. unb 70 barf tsin Nntuuf SursenOnnasr
psrben. ueun i9 ter prsis 10 feate. bab fiji,
bic &ssteruus bel Der Nusminsuns 8erluf
entf1nee.
tlntsrbtGtn Strlautet aus Waibinstpn, bal
bic hurttssn 8inansbeamten bas nsus @eiei
nt&t fir uusfhbrbar balten, aastn Der prGiben
bat es Suter3si&net.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-29

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ben 5rn. Or. Gtetrart ale Ganbibaten fir BIZ
tesOrfsbenbe Dabl nUmtnfrte, purbe In Sprt.
ger Hummer furs rntteetbeiIt. Der ROminirts
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bsrurs Ses SntsreTss Der san3en 8ssDltsrune
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ltat, Naticualit6t, reIisiSits 8etsnntuie pser
nnssbilrli&en pUlttf&en 3wane unb ben Sn.
ters1sn Der 8ssSlteruns Der @rGn3sn feline be.
ioabsre Steilnabme 3upsnten perbe, 70 nett in
lstner NaGt liese, tbren 1nttrnsbmunsen TN.
t%srfiBuns ssnGbren unb tbun nerbe, mas e.
pernaG enGiienbabnen, Gluebautsn- un6 an.
bern TN Gsmsintnterefe arbeitenbsn llnterneb.
raunesn bilfrei&t Sano su leibsn.
Die Convention befGlu6, bic In Cincinnati
angsnrmmsne repubIifanil&e Hattrnal . plat-
form su biatsen, telcnbsrs ben Nnnabmebrisf
ess HutberfCrb 9. Sapes ais stne tpabre Ius-
lesuus esr platform unb bss @siass unb Der
3tsIs be. rspublttanii&sE Vartst ~sutaubei6en.
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fur grGFesnt ano 8iesprG fbent entslTrt.