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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18
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nit eisenen Opfern 10 i&one 3ir&en
bauen. bitten i&on ALIEN oesbalb BON
ben 9eui@reden be,uabrt bleiben ioQtn /;
mas BATS, Die @iitsnbeuobner
tamen i'm Iebten 0erbit au@ ~ uns.
,rie 3u ben anoeren @emeinoen uno
@seenben. unb i&lusen ibr 2aset aui.
@ir ma&ten ben unboloen b~eionoers
b0ie 6 i4tsr uno bitten lie lieber aleid
~ ben Snoianern in ben Rries l&iden
m0sen. oa mir 9eraoe i'm Saue eines
Yfarrbones btsrifen .uaren.
Sic tbeil,peis ipdrli&e Grnte lcbten
Sabres bate Ian@em bic Gintunfte
arg Susei&nitten, 10 oab Opfer ben
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fauu1 gum eieeuen llnterbalte betom-
men batten. llniefe @emeinoe tua,
tar3 porbsr ielbititdnbie setuorben unb
beburfte elmer @obnun9 fur ben 4rie-
tier. - solen bic 9eui&reden uns
spinsen, uno 10 bag besonnene nnb
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meinoe suridseiest werben, ODER baben
mir Elm @6rt@sn sesen Die Grieoens-
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nun. p~ertraueno onf @ott. ,puroe Der
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Sic SniettenmeIt itebt wobl aud unter
8efebl bes bo@iten germ, unb iomit
slaubten mir. 5ur Mbwebr Der 9eui@re.
den @afen unb Munition rei&lid su
beiten, I'M, bic @eibel @ottes oufsu-
balten ober ab3uwenben. Sn uniern
yerbd!tni1en mar Gin erobes gertrouen
sewib pobI besrinbet, pesbolb mir
Bonn olioboIo ben ariesspfao sesen
oieie solbaten @ottes er0Hneten. UNI
Stuar nit monotliden Yro3eiiionen Biz
CUR nd@ien Grnte (bie @intermonate
aussenommen, bic iebo@ eriebt murben
bur@ Nnbetuns BON bem Mlerbeitis.
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Booenp0It4en bolt aud. ME iberaa.
gum Noridein uno i&ien ii@ meniq
UNI uns 5u dnsitisen, pielmsbr es no,
fred senus, bic uni@uloisen @ai3sn.
ipr0blein nit lebsrma4t 5u aberfaisn.
8eten biIft aud nidt, h0rte mon of1
ben auf @ebarrIi&teit @erseFenben
tlasen, INNER msbr 0eu{&reden = oo
lit bod gles persebens! &c. &c. 49,.
@etpolt ,pirb bier nit @etpalt belicst,
alio i9idet u,ebr Soloaten in's JeIo.
Wir nabn,en oemna@ i~nitdnbigere gu
fudt gum III. 9er;en Seiu unb be,
i@mersboften Mutter, ma&tcn bas Der
ipre@en, einen 9beil Der 3u boifenoen
5ru4t Der &ir@e Su idenfcn (pie BIZ
umitdnbe einem Sehen es e~rlaubten).
unb uerpfi4teten uns, tdeIi& ben
i@mersboften &olenfran3 nit Der 2ita-
mel Al beten &C.. (,uoran bic ~eifriseren
6amilien ii@ treu betbeiIisten).
Mittlerpeile tpudien uniere Qudler
sroB. wurben felt unb Iieben uniere
6elber beitdnois in peinIi@er @efabr,
obne jebo@ oQsemeinen Sturmlauf aui
Die 6rii4te ju MAIDEN, bos 3u tbun, in
2 ODER 3 5asen polenoet seueien ,udre.
I'm 4. Suli seoadte uniere Snseno
ibre setpobnten lnterbaltunsen su ia.
ben, leioer i@oben Die 6eui4reden einen
3iesel Dor uno enoete Der Sag fomit
als Elm 8uBtos ,usIei4 uber besonneu
mir als ettuai9en Griab cine 9td9ise
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18
Eckal-9athrifhtem.
@etter - poEabeI !

@etter - pafabel!
9laue unb rotbe 8dnber, ,peI@es
jinb i ri4tissn
1eute foa Der 95urm Der neueu
Rir9e in Mlbanp poIenbet iein.
@irft cine Gliese, tpel@e nuf einem
@abe iibt, piel stoub auf 100000!
9err 8. 9 y. fling tiirsli& einen
|Iebenbisen 9aien, be, isine Obren bate.
Der iob ee,pib ~mertplrois aus!
Dieier Sage tpirb in Rid prairie
Der @runbtein 81 elmer n,uen Gir@e
9elest.-@o ,purben mir beri9tet.
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f@parser &ettis, an beiIen elmer pdlite
4 er,pa4iene @tdnner i'd iatt oben, unb
beien anoere 1dlfte crit an rd@iten
Gage pertil8t ,uerben fonnte.
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tae pom po9wirbisiten 9errn Bii&of
su Diatonen ee,peibten 6erren @ep. P.
Wilbelm, Maurus. @ilibrob unb
@reaor, MQe o. S. B., CUR Muroe bes
hl. Yrieteritanbes erbobcn.-@ir gro.
tuliren!
Mm Is. October tpurhen BON ben
3ouf!euten Carl 9erbereer unb Solepb
Qrater iiber 10000 Yfunb Butter nod
benz Often %perlanot. Sic 9eui4reden
baben olIo bic Butter in Nlbanp ni9t
. eefreNen.
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lid auf ben Nfartt bringen - aebt Az Cen.
boerbe & SttcnSmeier. Niemanb be.
aablt eu& bobere Yreife.
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5I9e fur $500! bel
5. g. Metrotb. .
a. Die Ie4tem Rleioermobem,
yurnifbinS. @eoeS, quite, Rappes
9Die mir uns nit eisenen Nuser
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@aarenitod, tuel&en 9err Soiept
gbeIbrod tiir3li9 aus benz Otter
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in Gorm zines Gyemplares 3usetom
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ben ben &aIenoer, Der an 3ei4baI
tisteit, Qettiirs, @isen u. (. NJ. 9ii&t
5u miini@en dbrig ldbt. uno beiie1
Y1s (35 Gsnts) mebr als biQis III
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bam beiinbsr, Die ~geri@tisuns" MID
81 iibeyieben, wel4e uns Qerr 3. y
9aoeler einseianot bat. Is tbut un'
Ieio, oab iene GorreIponoen3en mid
ole ~oufridtiS uno wabr" ,uaren uni
nebmen mir 9ernc suriid. mas imme
be%leioiseno in jenen @esenoen bait
tpirten t0nnen.
9irI4e birfen Dor Dem l. Nopem
Der nidt erlest tueroen. Sas m6Sel
ji@ bic Mdttenner oes Sago8elese
merten. Sn ct. Yaul murbe eli
Qludlider Scdaer Au $4,000 9oiten obc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18

~ Cute @interrS6e, bon $4.5e
biz $25 per Stud, 81 babes bei
y. %, We4rett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18

wel@s wefIiG bon Chicago ~ baben fnb.
Dettn, @aaoe
6armerAerdtbe
|uub anbere

6armerNer6tbe 81.
iinb in or0bter NusipabI unb iebr biais boz
banbem.
Da Der Giaenthiimer bes Qabcns AQeS ~
ben b~iIiaiten Vrsiien i'm Often ein,ufaufen iM
Stambe par, mas anbere Stcrefeepers nidt
thun %tonnten, 10 ipotteu feline pretie isber
9cutNr:emS.
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ben beiten Vreiiem in ber Stabt ~ Derfaufrn
miinihen. ucrben pobI tbun f& erf na1
Gnelbrods Store ~ tuen,en, I'm ba ibrt
@aarem lcs,uiGla9en. benn Gerr Gbelbrod
,ablt bic befeu Vreiic unb in Cash fur aus
ia rmprohufte.
MeIroie, stearus 60, Wainn. a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18

@emabrt euer eisenes Snterefe!!
sur tper fir baarss eelb fauft, tam biQis
in. unb be rtaufen!
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init auten &teibern berfe9en nil, Der fpre&e
MUIR IN benz aubetanuten gIottin .6a.
IA q { bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-18

t. 1tmAeheuerer OerrAtt per Nes
fudbteftem Artitcl auf benz 4DeAttte
~ eimeus 4rejfe, Der jcbet 3o0eurs
reuj Zro4 bietet bel 4renbjin6tt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-03

Is Mccain d C...................1 Is
The anti-monopolist., 1877-07-12
SIXTH WARD.

Martha A Prescott, CONG at
sw cor OF blk Is, thence
along sec line $50 II, thence at
right angles Ito II, thence at
right angles to the st Paul and
owatouna road. thence nw'ly
along west side OF said road TO
lot /, blk II, Robertson 9 add,
toWe>t st. Paul. thence south
sloug side of Hall ave, on w
side of hlks y & u to place
OF beginning, excepting Fales
\ Met ollough's parts ,.......
f ; Fales, com Z at n point so It
wof the sec post on the Sc cor
nes of sec +, Is. -, tn n l25 IT
parallel with the sec line OF
said sec 4. tn " 50 It, III $ i25
II, parallel with said sec line TO
Delos st, tn { 80 II along Delos
st 10 place Of beginning
Mary J Mccullough \ Ella 5
Fales, com Z at point 100 #
wof he sec post on the Sc cor
ncr Of sec .. -. tn n l2s II
parallel with the e section line
Of said section 6. tn W 80 II to
Hall ave, til les Il along said
Hall ave, and parallel with said
section line 10 Delos st, tn e 50
II along said Dclos st to place
of beginning.
Mary j Mccullough, cong at \
sec post on the sc corner of
gpC Il ~ ~ th " iaS o. .,i,>,x
The anti-monopolist., 1877-07-12
C II Schurmeier, ex street of
Warren Gdrdus Lots to 81
+ Gander, W l OF. of......... /
Miscellaneous.


Miscellaneous.
N Phillips, CONG at centre OF
MhlN \. chs, s of ne cor of
hYne = cut lots, tn g G 8,-1OO
~ns a. tssrNv, th = 10 ~ a ,.,-l,r
chs, tn W ) 70-100 chs to Mid
we OF Main at, tn n 2 50-l0o
ems 70 b g, containing acre
ana 80 chains -.
j NJ fhiilias, com e at a point
On q side Of Main st at e cor
OF lrvinc's out lots, tn 8 chs,
tn I 50-l00 chs, tn W 8 chs, tn
n Z 50-l00 chs to beg'g.
y Ames. com z at a monument,
being from II cor of Dayton's
Warehouse stdg on or near
Miss ltiv, near mouth OF Mill
Creek, so called or lately
owned by Lyman Dayton, n
81, W . 9T-l00 chs, tn = 81 W
to bank Miss Riv, tn CONG at
said monument N 51o, W
3 SO-l00 chs, th n 79', W : 26-1O0
chs, th 34o, W to Miss Riv
bank, tn along said bank TO
first mentioned place, except
II $50 fl Of e 80 ft, and rs by
$50 Fl westerly of II 1850 It of q
80 # ....
VIM Il llartshorn, CONG at sc cor
OF lot | block l Warren and
Wins lows add, tn 4 80 IT 5 in,
tn W to saltwater st, tn 81
r ) inches, tn e TO beg'g, ex
+ NJ tlartshorn's piece ....
+ NJ llartshorn, com z at SO cor
Of lot l block | Warren and
Winslow's add, tn along w
line of " estminster av. 25itto
stake, til WHY on a parallel
wlths side of lot | to Stillwa-
Ter st, wi y along the side OF
said saltwater st % IT, moro
or less, 10 the sw cor of lot |,
tn along side of said lot | to
place OF beginning ..........
D. Ames, lot II, see 5, Town %,
Range -, Amcs Island ......
Eliza Drury, commencing at Sc
cor of lot ; block 3 lrvine's End
add, III e lS2 II TO sw cor OF
land 10 be described, til . l26
#, III IL lSo e ~ Fl inch, W l39
#, III 10 IT to beginning ....
Nancy lrv ne, in ne Of sec 80,
Town 20, Range -, com z at no
cor of NV of ne ! sec 32, tn
along line 400 fifth W 1886 s-l0
tt, til II 3a1 It, tn c 3794, tn
II SOB II To II line of sec 81, tn
Q COB # to beginning. being
Il 80 acres less, part owned
by ST Paul malt and ale co,
part Of lot 3 block >, what
was lryinc's 2nd add, and strip
IL IT of W line and strip
30 II of II line Of same, and
less part taken by ines 2nd
ti'A'i
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-06
REV Yorx rroanee Market.


~" hphAs Ouuc o
FLouR-Rece,p's u 9Iss barrels. Dull !;
tending In uuyer5 fav y. rs OF 10, 800 lrTcls;
No 2S3 SCOT is; ~. 90 nae west, ru an state nc
IS 75@6 25; common 10 sUoC eAtra western and
Western seste a' an n state at e. Soa7 co. common
TO choice white wheat western extra nj
81 05@SI 80; fancy white wheat western
extra at 81 5000 90. common to good Extra
ohio at Sc 50aS IS common 70 choice extra
81. Louis at Sc 700 25 patent Minnesota extra
good TO prime a. 81 s5a9 70 choice TO double
extra al SO 90@il 90. Market closing dull and
WSuEAT~Receipts of 9s,4S0 bushels. Market
opened dull and IN buyers % Iayor very limited
spiihg at 81 80; No. Milwaukee at 81 So
straight No. 2 chicago at 81 CT; No. MIL
RYB- Quiet and firm at I9as0c for western
o7kc(a$l 20 for state.
BARLRY-Qulet and steady.
CoRN.-Reoeipts or is2 92s bushels. Market
is x@i cent lower with good business In spot
lots very moderate trade In futures. Sales OF
264 900 bushels. Ungraded western mixed at
oSSi'S mixed az @ s4TsSSc New @ YORK % no. 10 at 57s
b71lc; yellowisouthern at ooc; white southern
~ oITs.-Receipts oVr OF $500 bushels. Market
shade lower. Sales OF $4,000 bushels. Mixed
western and state at S9G65c; white western
and state at $4,000 New York No. at 4sS
York No. l at csc No. Chicago. at at 49c;
white western at 45k@60c old white western
at CSC white state at 62969c
HAY-Heavy and unchanged.
HoPs-Quiet sales OF new eastern at SO
CoyYEs'Niiio quiet, steady, and unchanged at
l6K a9o4o goll for cargoes; loN@2ac gold for
Job lots. ., -,
covado at iOf@l01sc; Centrifugal at II Slice;
refned fair demand, at llA@ll}sc for stand
ard A; l2Ac for granulated l2hc for crushed;
lqHc for powdered.
MoI IssEs-M Market quoted as being quiet and
rrm. sales at 60a70c for Porto Rica bOa6Oc
for English Island; 50@65c for New Orleans.
RIoB.-steady, fair inquiry Sales OF Carolina
at bk@6kc Louisiana at b@6kc.
PKTRoLBUM-Quiet and steady. Sales OF
crude at SC refined at laHc.
TALLow Steady. Sales OF $4,000 pounds OF
prime city at S9skc.
Eaas.-Quoted as firm. Sales of state and
Pennsylvania at io9l6kc lo@ioc for west
ern.
PoRK.-Dull and decidedly lower. Sales OF
new mess at $l4 85@i 46.
BEEF-Dull.
LARD-Market is heavy and low. sales OF
prime steam at 50 S7h for new and ~ 1907 90
for old prime steam.
BUTTRR-Heavy and UNCHANGED. Sales at leo
l4c for western lS@2ic for state iO@Soc Tor
new, -
for common 10 prime.
WHBKY-steady at 81 II,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-06
PRICE TWO CENTS.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 8

UAohlNtION, JuuC u
The secretary of the treasury has refer
red to committee consisting of Treasurer
Wyman, Mr.. Mcpherson, chief of the bu-
reau of engraving and printing, and Comp
troller Knox, the question as to the esti-
mated amount of fractional currency that
has been destroyed and will therefore never
be presented for redemption, and upon
their report the secretary will decide
whether or not the law limiting outstanding
fractional currency and silver coin t, fifty
millions will permit the issue Of add uousl
silver to cover tue currency &c TT y9d in
circulation.
As postmasers frtq1ent'y Wi g to the
department asking permission 10 use the
metric system in weighing letters the ques-
tion involved was referred to the attorney
general, who has dt cite that otion 3s8
of the revised statutes making fifteen
gramnes equal for postal purposes to half
ounce averdupois can be applied only to
letters mailed for foreign countries or re-
ceived from them with postage unpaid
Fifteen grammes are equal to 231t grains
whereas our single postage of halt ounce
covers weight Of 240 grains, hence it is to
the advantage of residents of the United
States that the present system of reckoning
postage in this country should be con-
timed
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-06
Grant Receives all London Swelldom.

LONDON, June D.
The reception given by Minister Pierre
pont to night In honor of ex-Presdent
Grant, was most brilliant affair. The
house was superbly decorated with flowers,
the large drawing and reception rooms
were crowded from ten to one o'clock, at
least thousand persons being present the
best and most distinguished of English and
American society in London. Gen. Grant
received with Mrs. Pierrepont and shook
each persons hand. Mr.. Pierrepont re-
ceived with Mrs. Grant. All the member
of her msjesty's cabinet were present,
except Lord Beaconsfeld, who is Ill, and al
most the entire diplomatic corps attended.
A large number of members OF parliament,
John Bright, Gladstone, Tom Taylor,
William Black, Rev. Manicure d. Conway,
Professor Schliemann, and the Earl and
Countess of Caithness were among the dis
tinguished guests.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-06
The Turf.
AT HUDSON.

HUDSON, N. Y, June 8.
The first meeting of the Hudson driving
park association WAS held to-day. In the
2;50 class, William ]. Allen was the win
ner, Tommy second, Newton third time,
2:3S, 2;43, 2:42. In the 2.35 class Young
Sentinel won, Canon second, W. II.
Arndt third; time, 1856, 235t, 2:S6t.
JEROME PARK RACES.
The second race for the Westchester cup,
24 miles, three started, Tom Ochiltree tirst,
Abilene second, Fellowcraft third time,
400.
Maryland stakes, for three year old Al
lies, enc mile, Zoo Zoo first, Idaho second,
Susquehanna third; time, 1:46a. The
other starters were Lady Salyers, Belle
Meade, sallie McCrea, Palmetto, Bowies,
Eclipse, Filly, and Withers.
The Lexington filly, II mile dash, was
won by Sbylock, Vigil second, Galway
third; time, $40. Piccola and Bertram
also started.
Trouble won the grand national steeple-
chase, two miles, in 418, resolute second,
Deadhead third, and Fredericktown fourth
and last.
QUEEN oITY JOCKEY oLUB-sEooND DAY.
CINCINNATI, June s.
In the mile and a quarter dash, Lapland
first, Verdigris second, Belle Dillon third /;
time to 1927. The two mile race was won
by Glasgow in two straight heats, beating
Flying Locust, Jim Murphy, and Odd
Fellow time. 1868, 4:l0.
The Cincinnati ladies stake for two year
olds, three quarters of a mile, Bergamont
first, Grapple second, Julia Jackson third /;
time, 1;25t.
UTICA PARK, SPRING MEETING.
UTICA, June 9.
The purse of $400, three minute class,
was won by Sheridan, Captain Emmons
and Minnie dividing second and third
money, Maggie Mayors fourth; time 2:42t,
. :49, 1881.
Purse of 5000, 2:34 class, was won by
Tommy Ryan, Thompson second, Modesty
third Factory Boy fourth time 2;34,
2;32, 2.34.
MYSTIC PARK.
BosToN, June 8.
Cornee won the race for the 2:22 class,
best time 2;21. Voltaire won in the 2;60
class best time 2:24.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-06
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.
The Very Latest Dispatches By
Associated Press.
The Work Of the Tornado.

CINCINNATI, June
Mount Carmel, ILL.,, which was nearly
destroyed by tornado, iS thriving town
Of about 5000 inhabitants, on the Cairo
and Vincennes railroad. The most promi-
nent buildings destroyed were the court
house, two newspaper offices, three
churches, Gone the finest in northern ILL
nois,) and two school houses. About 20
business houses and nearly 600 residences
were destroyed or damaged, either by the
storm or by fire. Loss $500, 900 to $780,
900.
The Commercials Mount Carmel special
says two converging lines of devastation
prove that the tornado of yesterday par
took largely of the character of cyclone.
The first wreck was frame farm house
which was blown out at the sides letting
the roof down upon the foundation.
Thence the wind swept over small strip
of timber and was met by q counter cur
rent of wind from the west which did no
damage except to fences. These currents
met on Fourth street below Main with a
force which is described to have resembled
the crash Of timber or Tapping Of sails,
and in the space Of few seconds the air
was filled to overfowing with the debris Of
hundred dwellings, public buildings, and
business houses. Some of the wreck was
carried distance of mile. The princi-
pal force of the cyclone was spent on the
line of Fourth street running northeast
to the woods west of the river, where
the winds was again raised from the
earth. The devastation beyond Is
not known because of the absorbing
interest in the disaster at this point. A
half square above Main street on Fourth
the furious eddying of the storm carried
the Methodist church steeple in contrary
direction, landing it 300 feet away in front
of saloon. The bell was dropped in the
middle of the street near by. A little boy
coming from school below Main street was
lifted above the houses and landed unhurt
at his home half mile north. He said he
passed over the church steeple as it went
the other way. The fury of the storm was
spent in the business portion of the town.
In some case the buildings were only un-
rooted but the demolition of other houses
was complete. The Presbyterian church
is razed to the ground. The loss of prop
erty by storm and fire is estimated at half
million.
The Commercial publishes list Of fifty
persons injured in the Mount Carmel dis
aster, two of whom will probably die.
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Savannah Bonds.

AUGUSTA, Ga, June 5.
AT meeting of Savannah bond holders
here to-day representing three hundred
thousand dollars of bonds it was resolved
unwise for Savannah to repudiate her debt
in part by scaling either the principal or
interest, and suggesting tax of two per
cent. in the place of one and half, and
also that the bondholders are willing to
fund the first three coupons on bonds at
seven per cent. At a meeting of the Sa-
vannah bond holders in Charleston, repre-
senting million dollars it was resolved
that six per cent. bonds and past due cou-
pons, provided said new bonds and cou-
pons be receivable after maturity for all
due the city of Savannah and said bonds be
exempt from taxation by the city.
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The Indian Famine Ending.

LONDON, June 3.
A Calcutta despatch says a southwest
monsoon burst at Colombo, Ceylon, the
14th May. and may be expectedat Bombay
early in June. II it comes in good time
and brings sufficient rain, the government
will be able to congratulate itsef on hav-
ing passed the crisis OF the famine. AL
ready official reports from both Bombay
of agricultural operations in consequence
of rain which has already fallen there.
There have been showers throughout also
Mysore.
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Strike.

NEW YORK, June 5.
The strike among the laborers employed
by the Pennsylvania railroad company has
now become almost general. This morn
ing between 25O and 800 from piers 3S and
SO North river, marched in body to bat
terry park and met men from piers and 2,
and after short deliberation agreed to hold
out against the reduction. A strong police
force is present at the piers to preserve Or
der, although no disturbance has been Gre
ated, the men all appearing orderly and
well behaved, and offer no molestation to
those who wish to go to work. At one
o'clock to-day the men on pier 4, with the
exception of ten or fifteen, struck. 1t is
proposed to hold meeting tonight and ap-
point a committee to walt upon prominent
merchants and ask them TO arbitrate upon
the issue between the railroad company and
men.