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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23

- @tttMap'ide& esens mittsspreije
Ginen 8esriH upr oen YreiIen, ,ue!ds
Die s,dno!er m.6ort Slll hesehuen. tau,,
man litb aus :%foiseno.a Bills MAIDEN.
weids lid im 9sliSs he's Captain Rc.
birlcn b~siinosn: 5.uei Vnibc Goytcfs
isin $40; flint @aIloner spblol $40
;:pei VFuna Sale 80 gcn.s; IeAs Shcd.
teln 3intb5,sheu Is Gents; cine 6laide
Sp W $la5O: Elm @s1.n 81; @lae.ei.
len 3, Gems per Yfuno ; cine Vlet-
pfanns 81 so; Gin bolbss 3uibel &urs
toTe.n 1925; Elm Yapier NaoeIa Is
@sn:s +; ,uei Viua0 Graders 1925.
- Gin GARNER in Barber, Min. .ui,
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Wts. bradte. giht cine @stterpropbe,ei'
ing sum @el isn, Die bis cabin in Grfil.
lung sesan9en. barum cine Mrt Nutori.
tat in Se,us auf Sas ,ue!ter 6olsenbe CT,
lanet bat. 9i.lsr Msaan itiitt li1 aui
grfabrun9en. bic ct in Der alien 9eimatb.
Dem 8ieiensebirse in s9!elien semadi
babe unb auf 3ei9cn, aug benen {,
i9liebe, uub bic ibn ielten betrosen batt
ten. 9erieIbe iast Gcleenbes:
vGs braubt Niemanb gu benten, bab
mir 10 bur6tommen meroen mir Aatten
am 3 December Elm 10 srobes 3ei4en
fir S9nee, ,uie i'd nod feines geieben
babe. uno oies ,uirb Ii4 osn IL. Mars
in Seeas ieben uno 9e,uib brei Sage
lang iebr pitl S9ree bsinsen, mebr als
ben G%ilenbabnen bier I'M Woropelten lieb
{ein mirb, unb biejeIben ,piirbeu gut tbun,
in bieier 3eit nidt pitl Gradtsutsy un-
ter,uess ju BADEN. Damn nod elm 3uei<
tes iold,er SdneeSei9en, mel9es bic Iet.
ten paa. Sage iun Mar, eintrsFen tpirb.
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ebe es lid gang perjcs. @ir pcrben
alio nod 9enu9 Shnee 6:tommen, ehe
Is CONNER miro.
Sic Vorausuer.unhigung oes eriten
Sdneefales III benn aud, wie Die Grleb.
niie oisier 8ode bepeiien. punftli9 Gin.
9etroHen uao Die uddlte 3eit miro uns
barber belebren, ob lid aud Der ;peite
Sbeil Der @erfunbisung erfiut..
9ieran idliebt ii1 nod cine aubere
intereilante Worausiase. 9arauf bina
,peiIeno, bab om 10. Tebruar So Grab
Wdrn1e nro EN- @e,pitter 9etpeIen. 1si
fdbrt ndlnlid unler Yropbet fort
Run i'd nil aus oieIem ieltsnen Jal
gang genau ia9sn, mas bas gu bebeutsn
mir ,ueroen einen iebr frodnen
CONNER betommen /; es mag oft aug.
Iebsn, dig Oh Der &egen nun fallsn milie,
or ipirb lid aber INNER uieoer ner3ieben
uno bic GARNER ,uerosn gut tbun, ben
Meijen 10 friib als mOsli3 Der Grbe an-
Su%pertranen /; Bonn bic ipatc saat wirb
ni6t piel 0sben." ~
Wir woQen nun ieben. o. Sxler,
Mann, uelder oie 2e{er bittet. Isint
withholding ni9t als cine .Jlauir ODER
ksrs6rinonrs" 81 tftra4stn. 2e9tbotts-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23

@inidt SIR rcfse gDansen, elmer
Narsn 9eint, fret bon MitsNsrn. Jleden
hnb Aasl@lasen, 10, rsinist Gucr glut,
inoer. ,JSlr DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi.
cal Discovery (Golbsne Mebi,in;ide
G~ntoeduns) .Sebrau4tt.. Gsiit fir Die.
Zen 3sDt6. en- nuperslti4Ii&es MittsI.
4es o1cn NpcthtscrssSa bd6sN.s .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23

- aQit ben fatt,n 5tIrmen oes min.
ters MAIDEN Grtditunsen man9etlei Ntt
ibr Gr4eintn. eoItet INNER Gin padet
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23
Coli anb ailber In Meu8e.


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oaB Is nid)t in Der Madt cicIes Scent
ten liest, ausrei@enoe. matsriele Yurs-
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leine gdrsen rniniren,H ungerednet ben
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ben tOnnte. .8ei bieIem 8ean,ten ,uenis.
items mub bic @srtranenswiirbistsit an
STEELE Der rein materielen Caution aug
rei9eno iein. = CUR N%ey,uabruns oes
bisN9en: Sdabes gegen Tisbe uno
NaubgeIiite Don aaBerbal6 oienen bide
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rem. 9atb uetf tedt III elmer binteren
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,psld)cm ois MtiinScn sesablt Mnb ee.po=
gen ,perbsn, beiinot ii9 ser Ginean9 gu
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rem, oeren cine so Gentner i4mer, unb
bic ale nit ooppeIten, BON chamber ua-
o%bbanSi9sn s9lollern oer|eben iinb, I'm
enolids oeritsDt lid nur inter Beslei.
tun9 oes S4atmeiltsrs bas Snnsrits oes
0suoltes gu crrei6en.
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traeenoes Wammcn, ober bod Elm be-
trah!li9er 3beil beheIbtn auf &eiuree.
tion ooer Resumption Of Specie Pay.
ments' rartet. Taun aber oayf er I'M,
10 cher in ieiner Gruft psrblsiben, ais
man li4 nit Der l%lsber;suaung bsanueen
tui.o. oas jebsr Sdein, auf weldsm
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II. I. ~. 0plars gu sab!sn per|priat,
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it, Die ieben Nusenbiid fur i'm einge<
tou|At nsroen t6nnsn. = Iuf alien
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fnben lid tleine eiisrne @anbl@rdnte.
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BON 1rsIori1sinen, uGbrenb in mittleren
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jh,uels rseslredte Reiben BON 5dden
sefilit NIT SilbcrNiiden a~ufssropeI:
Sic Side iino bon osm mar,
morneu 6usbpSeu SIS Mannesb5l,
lbersinanoer 9ere;ht.. auf benz WobfnJ
3D. iaqts Der Be6m:s -Iiec,r ,ir.:
WiGionen Dollars in Sitber. uno i'm
S4asamte brei unh cine babe -Ni;l;fn.
0ifnete er cine t!eins siierns Ibur
bic cine Wiibs BON et,pa ,,psi Cuaoret /
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lawbfarrsn lusiteraeIAaft to.rbs:
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tesdsn iuuroe, elm @ssauoe INIT Srauat
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23
: wsIiasp's SasresasaaIt als 0ritos,

NsI1"np sN"9AtS3S9u'I u19 NtIVVs'
miuiftsr betrus $4,000. Ct gab in
@aiaiustcn N5sneseisliaaften in ieins,
snit ilritlihsm Gurus ansseit. t:eten Rtli
IS, 800 ;oFste uno isin Msib trus Sure:
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bctrus. Iis aruer asuiei ,par abei
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uno NIT ibneM Gin sptcm non 6Henti.
dem 9isbtsbl, gstru5 Ano 5GwinoeI.
SaS Die M,ttsdhiA;s faum anf ibrtn
cuntelIten 8ldtisyn t!,uas Iebnl,A:s
auIsu,psiitn bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23

oas Ole .,3abt Der Cgier Biz cb;ss. 3iisr
ni6t iibttitsiSt.
Gas @ebdube t1ar fir es5,O0O per-.
i&ert, 1er!ut &c, COO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-23
Gle Q~rjenaniHe ~ OeaaAS~~
fota unit tsi1en @iaret0rJatl n.

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$50. oou. sui5d.
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$50 miian!l4sA unh s,!sa arA!;M-A q.
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tee uno l45. htrsn G'ejdledt unbe,aMu:. Epp
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:aan.c. Son oicisn' &mraG.sA 7tmthS.
Stantet; inb $4,000 in slnrrisa :dnh sf7, 4Ss:
in fremeM fanbern a:bortN,; ,no soa e.ets.
ton'te Ter @eburtsort nidt .aasss.bea nertea.
Stearns Gounts bat ll,34l einstkoru., sen
henen s,?N IN frs.nben qaateru aebcvea uss
II, eeren @elurtsert midt anstsebsn sereea
fonntt.
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bstlagten fd eisentbimcr BON girb lttr Erv.
LUTTE, Die Ne SaearA %erlitten. RAP ibaeu Elm oAtt
n,ebrrre stiid Visb auf Der eifenbabu 1k<r.
fahrsn rurben. aqe aIasen Nurhen hitttr
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BON Ct. FauI, neHen aIase 81. Nupat Q.
siesenttaler bel ben eeridten fabrt., hahn,
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gum 9AaSenerfat berurtbeilte unb aolasusss
fefieste: v@enn in Srtf&afen, no irah NJ
@eneinnessrorsnunaen. aube in Der 3eit sr;.
idt" benz ]. Npril ano benz !. Te,e,nbt. aase.
biitet nn'1srseben eiirfen, folde uns.kdttt &C.
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s%tabtsrsssen cuf Der Areutnss elmer etres.
nit elmer Gii6nbabn Son einem. 3use IN DOLCE
ssn GabrlafFsseit Der bttre6ensen eatxsse,.
seusen setobtet ooers<fhasiet perhta, 70 tass
bic Giienbabn. Gsmpaenie CUR eeNuas 30
s&aeeaesiat an~sebanea4 srOsn..
auslrartige Siebbefiter m0sss k4 biet hts.
fails msriem. <ssanherr.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-10
The Gathering at Cincinnati.

CHEERF ULSESS OF THE CANDIDATES,
The New York Commercial of Yesterday
publishes the following dispatch from Gin
cinnati:
Last night and this friday morning
brought large number of delegates and
outsiders TO this city. The arrival of every
train adds TO the increasing crowd. The
various hotels begin TO he very lively and
exhibit much activity. The Grand Hotel is
the center of attraction more than any other
hosiery il the city. Tue advance guard OF
the Conkling forces have their tent pitched
here, and have inaugurated the campaign
with activity and spiII5.
The friends OF Senator Con king are quite
hopeful OF succes s. They count on votes
rom New Jersey, New England, Michigan,
Virginia, Georgia, Nevada, California, I'LL
lois, Kansas, Iowa, Alabama, Arkansas,
North Carolina, DC. Some of his more en-
usiasfic friends claim over 200 for him on
the second ballot
Morton's friends are here in strong force,
and make claim for him or over two hun
bred delegates. The friends OF all the can
didates are more or less sangulne that light
ming Will strike their favorite.
fall TO see any enthusiasm here for Mr..
Bristow, notwithstanding kentucky is on
the opposite side OF the river. General Har
ian, with a large number OF Kentuckians,
are here, quiet and hopeful. but not feeling
That there is any certainty of success for
their man.
Some few of Blaine's friends are here, and
feel certain that he will poll over three hun
ored votes on the second ballot. Bets are
being made II he receives this number th a {
he will be nominated on the third or fourth
ballot. There is no denying it, that he has
The popular current strongly with him.
or course there is all sorts of speculation
about the "great unknown" There are very
wise men here who say that neither Blaine.
Conkling, Morton nor Bristow, can be nomi.
rated. Some people are looking mysteri-
Gus and talking In whispers about Wash
ourDe and Wheeler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-10
secretary Chandler and Ex.Secre-
tafy Thompson.

WHAT THE LATTER SAYS OF THE Gov
ERNMENT SUIT AGAINST HIM.
A few days since Hon. l.. Q G. Lamar, of
Mississippi, and Hon. Casey Young. of Ten.
lessee, called u pom Secretary Chandler and
presented the following letter:
THE EBBITT, WASHINGTON, ID. Gu
TO Hon. II Chandler, Secretary of Interior.
Str:-SOme person has sent To my address
at Memphis, Tenn, THE EVENING STAR,
published at washington, May %. 1876, with
the following paragraph marked: "Secretary
thaDdier denies the published statement
that be intends, III the Senate shall decide
that IL has Jurisdiction, to recommend TO the
house the Impeachment of one Thompson,
VINO was Secretary of the Interior before the
war, for abstracting more than seven bum
bred thousand dollars OF the public moneys.
de admits having made the remark, but
only as joke. He says, however, there is
no doubt as to Tompson's guilt, and that he
rs wealthy enough TO repay the amount to
the government, and should be made 10 do
It," have neither the right nor inclination
TO act upon the assumption that the state
ment in this paragraph is authorized by you
init me, therefore, to cali your speci al atten
ton to the article, and respectfully to in.
quire of You If 1t does not represent you
truly. Please give me as prompt a reply as
your convenience will permit. Your o6edi.
ept servant, I'D TaoMpsoN
The only reply to the abo We letter was the
mentioned In yesterdays STAR, OF a civil
suit 10 recover 81 zoo, 900, principal and in
Lerest, OF the stolen Indian trust bonds and
for the amount received by the defendant
from the so-called confederate states OF
America, and which 1t is alleged reverted to
a. became the property of the United
states, 81 GOO 900. with interest. Mr.. Thomp-
son says that Congressional investigation
OF the case in regard to the Indian trust fuud
resulted In his acquittal from any compile
1ty In the matter whatever. As to the
Sl,OO0,0OO gold OF the cOnfederacy, Mr..
thompson says he was, as agent, intrus.ed
by the confederate governmen Mt to turn the
unexpended balance of the 81 900, 600, placed
In his hands. over to the confederate agents
abroad. This he did, and afterwards there
was hpal adjustment of bis account and
fnll and bnal receipt or all moneys was given
TO him, which receipt he has now In his pos
session. The suits for the two amounts In.
GLIDING interest, will aggregate 81, O00, OO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-10

The TURKISH QUESTION AS 1T STOOD
VEST ERDAY.-In the British house of com
mons last evening Mr.. Disaeli announced
mat the Berlin memorandum had been with
drawn because the Porte had anticipated
some important points and offered an armis-
lice spontaneously. He also declared that
me letter recently published in Vienna over
MS signature, in reference To Muscovite az
sresslons, was forgery. The representa-
ives OF Russia in Servia and Montenegro
nave been ordered TO use their influence to
prevent any warlike demonstrations against
Turkey. Intelligence has been received AT
Paris that some of the insurgents have &C.
copied the arm1stice and others rejected it,
The Porte has addressed courteous note 10
Servia, asking that government TO explain
The meaning OF her ornaments. Mourad has
ordered his ministers TO present new pro-
gramme within week. The Sofas have
0een forbidden To carry arms or to assemble
In the public thoroughfareS. The am oassa-
doris of the three northern powers have
simultaneously recognized MOurad as sui
Ian. IL is now stated that all immediate
danger OF an outbreak on the Serviau and
Montenegrfn frontier is removed. The new
Turkish constitution will establish the equal
rights of all persons, Irrespective or nation
ality or religion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-10
CONGRESS.
SATURDAY, June 10.


SENATE.-On motion OF Mr.. MOrrilI, o
Vermont, the House resolution returning
thanks to the state of Vermont for the statue
OF Ethan Allen, to be placed In the statue
chamber OF the capitol, was taken up.
Mr.. Morrfll addressed the Seuate, referring
to the peculiar fitness OF the hall for the pur.
pose 10 which it had been devoted, and. re
calling the men and acts that had made it Of
early history OF Vermont and the events of
the period which brought out Ethan Alien,
and sketched briefly the life OF that distin-
guisned soldier and statesman.
Mr.. Edmunds followed with eulogistic re-
morks, prOnouncing Ethan Allen a man Of
natural gifts rather than requirements. He
referred at some length 10 the controversy
between New York and New Hampshire
over the territory, which led TO Vermonts
becoming state, and the connection OF
Ethan Allen with the military and political
events of the period.
The resolution was then adopted
On motion OF Mr.. Caperton, the House bill
Tor The relief OF Andrew J. Barrett was taken
up ana AFTER discussion, its further cOnsid-
Mr.. Herman called up the bill of the House
10 provide for the redemption OF unused
stamps.
On taking a vote on the question IL result
ed, yeas %, nays4.
No quorum being present, M Thurman
sa1a ne , would move to journ, 10 allow
gates 10 Cincinnati. 1.-THE South Carolina
delegation being on the floor) Laughter
LIE IlOllOu was agreed 10, yeas Is. nays
10, and at LEO p. m. the Senate adjournet.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Baker (Ind.) offered a resolution, which was
agreed to, directing the Secretary of the
Treasury to inform the House OF the amount
OF internal revenue tax paid by the Bal
tlmore and Ohio railroad and It's franchises,
and the Central Pacific railroad from July
i, 1864, 10 December 81, 1871, on the undt.
ylded profts used for construction.
Mr.. Banning (Ohio), from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported back Senate
Oil 10 reduce the number and increase the
efhciency OF the medical staff OF the U. 8.
army. Passed.
Mr.. Patterson (Col) from the Committee
on Territories, reported back Senate DILL in
relation to the administration OF Justice in
Colorado. Passed.
The House resumed consideration of the
Dill pending on Thursday, to repeal the Iron-
clad oath so far as IL related to Jurors ia the
y. >. courts, and IL was recommI TIED TO the
Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Knott, (Ky.,) from Committee on
Judiciary, reported the Senate amendments
70 House bill in relation TO the courts in
washington territory, and the amendments
were concurred In and the bill passed.
Mr.. Lynde. MAINE from same committee,
reported back Senate bill to amend the
bankrupt act. Passed.
Also, from same committee, reported back
senate Oil TO make available An appropria-
lion OF s25,07O TO pay commissioners for as
seSsing demages on Fox aud Wise JnsIn
Tiver improvement after June 80, 1876.
Passed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-10

SwEDENBoRGIANs.-Th fifty-sixth gene
raj cow ention Of the New Jerusalem, Swe-
deDborg, church commenced in PHILADELPHIA
Yesterday, delegates being present from
Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan.
New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylva3
MA, California. Illinois and Canada. Rev,
MI Tafel, OF New Jersey, made an address
respecting his work abroad. A report was
made on the state of affairs I'm England. Aus
tralia, Scandinavia, Germany, Italy wit
Zerland, France, Sweden and Austria Re-
ports were also read OF the rapid increase OF
lbe r ew church in Canada and the United
States. Among those in attendance are A.
Pulsifer. editor OF the Boston Herald; Dr.
Philadelphia; {. Lippincott. Philadel oh ia:
Judge Piantz, NJ. C., from Ohio; l.. c. Junge,
rick, Philadelphia; Prof. Geo. F. Root, Chi
cago; John g. Webster, Boston: Hon. Daniel
Z. Webster, Boston; Nathan Hobart, New
York; 7. 8. Arthur, Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-10

A LOBBYISTS WORK AT WASHINGTON
The taking OF testimony in the civil suit OF
The Pacific Mail Steamship comp auy against
Richard Irwin was continued yesterday be-
fore referee 8. b. Brownell, in Wall street.
Mr.. Irwin was represented by his counsel
VIM. IL. Scott and Mr. Bennett, and Mr..
NanderpOel conducted the examination for
the company. Samuel A. Hatch testified in
rebuttal OF some evidence given by Mr..
Irwin. He said that Mr.. Irwin gave him
SIS, 200 as payment for his services as "par-
liamentary lawyer" at Washington; OF this.
sl1 500 was paid after the passage OF the sub
sidy bill. He was paid for his influence
with Senators and members OF Congress-
over tweAty OF whom he hal approached
either indirectly or personally. When as ked
what he had done, he said:-s'I did the very
best could; talked about IL and presented
the question OF the subsidy in the very best
light could, showing aud explaining how
many advantages would accrue TO the mari
time interests OF the country by it's passage -
The witness declined to state what other
means he used. The investigate was as
gourned to next Tuesday, at o clock.-[N T.
Tribune, June Oh.
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THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
which has been holding its sessions al Phil,
edelphia, adjourned yesterday TO meet 10
Chicago on the first Tuesday in January.
167I. Resolutions were adopted that mem,
bers OF the medical profession who in any
way aid or abet the graduation OF medical
students In irregular or exclusive systems of
medicine are deemed thereby TO violate the
spirit or the ethics of the American Medical
Association; that committee of three mem
OF those states where there has been no action
tasen fof the establishment OF boards OF
healtn, 10 urge upon those states the neces-
silly OF the establishment OF such boards
Henry j. Bowditch, of Massachusetts. was
erected PRESIDENT for the ensuing year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-10
The Naval Investigatfon,

TESTIMONY OF CHIEF ENGINEER WOOD
w. W. Wood, chief of bureau OF steam
engineering u. g. navy, gave additional
testimony before the House Committee ON
Naval Affairs this morning. In purs uance
To the request OF the committee Mr. Wood
Sc omitted tabulated statement OF tn con-
uscts awarded by his bureau, which made
very voluminous document, as also q num-
Der Of other exhibits and papers called for by
the committee. He said hfs bureau seldom
purchased In open marke {, and only when
IL was deemed very necessary. His outside
Purchases, however. had been very SIN ali in
mount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-10

bLLTINovR, June 10 Virgins SKIES, deferred
snd 81 de igEeT. 9xal01s.
BALTIMORE, June I0.-Cottas ouI-miidliup.
III. Flour more active ami firm-Howard yfrs-t
aEo western super, S.s0at Is. do. extra Ola5 50:
d, family, 5.50a7 so; other grades unclaimed.
" heat Gull and uncha-e ed C1rn-Southsrn
quiet but firm; weslern opened stormy aud eIcited
tut clnsed weak sud lower southern whtts, So
Ht0; do. yellow, 5sx western mixed, s96, SCOT an
June; Cd july. Oats dull and unchanged Rye
quiet. 75sS9. Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions
trm and advancing. Pork. 20 Oh. BuIkmeats-
shoulders, IA clear rib sides, lOS loose, ~ alOz
pscEed. Bscon-shouloers, Sk clear rib tes II !.
n ans, l5al6. Lard dull bat stesdy-refinsd, 49,
Butter unchanged. Petroleum quist-crude 81 asi2
refined, 1915, Coffee nominslly unchanzed 4.
Whisky quiet cut hrm-l.lIh, ,Receip's-Flour,
$50; wheat, 1000; corn, 9ie0O: osts, 1850, Shie-
menfs-Whtat, none; corn, 80 100.
NEW YORK. June l0.-etocks dull s1d steady,
Money!. Gold, Rn Exchange, Inur. sss: shJ rt,
go. Governments active AID q little 10 yer.
NEW YORK, June l0.-rlour firmer Wheat
or sDd two cents better. Corn firm.
LoRDON, June 10, IL 81 y. m.-Oonsols 90 Is l6 for
both money and account. u. 8. bonds,lSo7's, llO7I
new hye's, 1905: Erie, l9<.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-10

TIE WAR ON BLAINE.-J. H Willard of
Omaha, oyernment director In the Union
Pacific railroad company, In q published
statement, indicates that Harrison, the gov
eminent director who sprung the first
interest OF Morton to kill OF Blaine as q
PRESIDENTIAL candidate. As respects the
Kansas Pacific matter Willard states Blaine
bad witness to his blamelessness In the
person OF q democratic Congressman from
New York, who knows all the facts, and
Knows haa Blaine had nothing whatever 70
do with Is.