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The New York herald., 1878-10-28

oroaro, Oct 7Arr,vsd; Bopasysnsn. siuoassu. Phss
PoKrLAsp net is-arrived in the Roads, sstie @ No
Farland. Mcfarland. Bristol for Lsitn. 60 ...
from hun for New York. Geo jenkins, Rose DunAirk
PLYMOUTH. Oct Is -oa Alhambra, Alexander New York
for Gs' ssmsss Tor hs sTspsn snsr l7h
James B Lincoln. Lombard. avre; g crreupont fhsma''
pAIs4s os. oymp.. @, Craig N.D,e4
.ns oss o aa !. %
New York Hull l7th. Erin o. Andrews Liverpool for
Sailed 18th. Geai,ers. F.u.ens. seuthamp.ou; Martin
@ sssa ass' ..s
s:s ssa s;is ;i;.ss
f S@, lsa .nss a': ss's..a Ts T%:ss;
msps
ya
Luigi Hssea oliSsr Gloassssr 6s:ssis sparks. Ko.sr
anen hAl.sss Issspos sd siS
aaa.s MsDSa.S s,h naS1 sansons capO0u Ssary
Cleared i7a o.sri ssnyScrs.sn ssush.ap:.1
SHIELDS. Oct 15-Arr!yed Eastern Star. Gouao, Que
scIILY, Oct l5-rassed. EmSsriza 10. Benton. New
swlsEMUSDx. Oct l3-Arrived Hong Kong BrandAoR
ST NAzAlaE, Oct ls-Arrved. Comma Olsen. Now York.
Sailed y. Ydan. Hazeman. New York; Evviva. Pharo
ST MAIo, Oct i3-Arrived. vensra.a. Petersen. New
York.
s.s1.snsn oc, layssiisd sargent Foster Newport
ST VINCENT. Cvl, Sept 25Cisared, Lima, Busswick'
TnooS, Oct l5-Sailod. DAVID owen, Chxdbourne
TRALEE. Oct 14-Arrived. Cbinampses Mclean. Ba,ti-
TRISsTE Oct 5-Sailed. Nestor Ragusin. New Orleans
TABLE BAY, sept 22-Sailed. Albert Young, tor Bull
River SC.
&c, a. s
York.
cAnD,ry, o.. II The German bark Comm srsen Ra.h
Rodbertus from Gloucester for New York. docked
CARRYING away three topmast sails, and gear
tached.
DuHKIRX, Oct I6-The master Of the Emblehope (s)
here from Baltimore (wh.aU. that his
ashore in tho Baltimore River got
with the aid OF but neither vessel
TO have suffered.
GLASGOW Oct l4-Thc Coina n). Murray, which arrived
at the Tail of the Bank yesterday from had
perienced bad weather. and owing accident
her machinery hove for four days She
he nd VI cattle during the voyage.
QUERNsrowS, Oct 15-The schr Carmenta. Anderson,
from Antwerp ter Knsals tbalias for Gulf OF Caso put
to-day tor REPAIRS with loss OF oremast and maintop
mast.
i6th-The ship Thor Jansen. from New York for Hull
has In with loss Of wheelhoase stern damaged
killed captain bsdiy inju ed and vessel mskin.
little water.
The Alexander Keith, from Baltimore Bordeaux has
been tswed up the river to dcckyard tor repairs
RIO JANxRo, Oct 1.-The ship Portland Lloy pa from
Howand Leland for Cork has put In here with
board. !.
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'ASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer Glaucus. Bearse Boston for New YORK, with
sesy II woshsrspoon 'br) rs'sis. Windsor Ms. for
sehI Mary rhean tBr, Theall. st John, NB via Prov
dsnee Tor New York.
sehr Nellie 9 rsn.. Fisher ksnnebee for Now York.
ssbr & Ann. ssr.son ,s ssll,aa Ne for New YGrx
schr Isabella M Je.es. randall Bangor for New York.
ssnr i1 HsDrssss % s.eo tor New York vow
81 sS ysr New
sehr nau,iius. Tolman. RoeEland Tor New YORK
aI.
s N:n nsTa sSssS s s.;oY Ne. YORK a
schr Lucy d, Handy. Boston for New York.
YSs
ssI ssa pnsy p:s' ss for S:~ ysqs ys
sehr Hastings. Chase, New Bedford ior New York.
schr Glars Cousins, Fall River for New York
ss . SSuss All s y.r o % es York
sehr AIlsnshsnia, Wells. Fali River for NewY
ba Ss1sn s1 ssw ss Ssr YORK York.
ssr xse1 Rsh 10, ~. for
sehr A Hsaton. Phinney. Hyanns for New York.
seSr ss Bs ky DsS % New York
Schr James Potter nsherman,. Potter Nantucket for
schr Z Waterman lasherman). Hnekiey Nantucket for
sehr y A Brocts tnshernan). Wilcox. Nantucket for
sehr rsnny Hammer (asherman) Brooks. Nantucket for
sehr Oscar Hswley. Bushnell. Providence for New
senr Chief smith, Providence sor Nov York.
sehr Geo il iicyt il .lioek Providenee ior New York
sebr aenry Means. proyidenee tor New YORK:
es sssf aSon & tor New YORK
seSr senr Boston Stess provdeae" for Sew York.
sehr L Kenny Clark; Providence rovs. for Ssw York
sehr Henry May. Hatch, Providence for New York.
schr Annie :, Martha. Providence for New York
sem Restless. Burnham. Providence Tor New York.
Schr \ "A Burnett. Rasmusse Providence New York
schr xsose shrogsh,Te rapiaeas. Tor Sss Yrn
scnr Marion. Vapes. Newport Tor New Yors. W"
scnr Lueian 3 Ives. Ireland Newport for New York.
schr David o Floyd, CLIFFORD. Newport Tor hiladeiphia
sehr Peseedaie Csswel. Narrasansett Pisr for New
sesr Nathaniel Holmes. Dgr Bristol. N. for New York
schr Alice Scranton Wright. Milestone Point tor Sew
sehr NV Gsobng, Stocking. connecsIeus River for
york. sssr D'-n''' "0'oA'a' f''"A'' w. ''f no"
sehr Free..one stevens Portland. q. for New York
schr A o Pe.se. Aibic. Portland. Ct for New York.
schr sea Port. Lewis. Norwich f9r New Yors.
sI sSI ss.s rs New I G'
eR eRr s sss Dune sssos Tor
Sem senr ,h.ionso & Isd o,boop a@s NsT fork
YORK.
Al anchor In Hart Island Roads-Bfg Bon.Jesus do Y,o
a. .snr. Tyne o. from bath for New York, m Do, do
Thomas Cooper. Staples. Somerset tor do.
BOUND EAST.
Brig Lulu tBr, Dexter, New York for Bayonne.
rcbr OpefN tbrl, foWler fork Ior rtJofm NIB.
Schr George Baird tBr), starkey, New York for 50
John, NIB
schr Hannah Brown, Lockett New YORK for New Bed.
ford.
chr Jnhn Lozier Lincoln. New York Tor Taunton
Schr Salmon Washburne, hathaway. New York for
Taunton.
schr sda Herbert. Alien, New York Tor wareham.
scbr L. Thompson, Hull. New York for Providence
Nh. '
schr Empress, Parker. Newburg for Bangor.
Schr SHran Jones' Phinney Porg Johnson TOR Boston
Sehr Ella Brown. Brown, Port johnson for beverley
Schr in freeman. kidrdge, Port Johnson ior Provi-
dence.
schr Charles Carroll Knight. Port johnson for Pow.
denee
sehr silas Wright Hart Port Johnson for Proxldenee
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW sONG AND WALTZ.

NEW sONG AND WALTZ
oh. some sing Of sweet Mosellc.
,of topsz sherry. ruby port; .
But rs for me. they're not the sort
3, PiD.s sqm@pss msIs.ss ss 'ns .DsIsus sr,% r.y
And every care and shadow dim
CO.. :, WIZ take the hint aud ay away.
Bumper divine. boys. Heidseck, yos. Pipe,
That's the wine. boys. the win. for mol
H.
And some may faucy other brands;
The wine drink unrivaed stands
IL softly climbs up TO my br.in.
Wine Isi ~ - Ioss %' M IL. ..sss'' .ssia songs
Come aoesing round in fairy thronp
Oh. Ills the wine Low. TO drink,
sjsP; sg 20 me ... %s.'s @ sasss: ~ sss s,"s
Like diamond syes We love 50 dear.
plsa.Sss %ss in sss sSs ai.asSs sHs ffnss' secs
'Is vs. p fSss aisisss .id:sst 'ss boys. S.asa
IL makes the darxssl day so bright,
The o Gsg ,sSos sap Fellows ys sssn appetite. :. yis
When heads are aissy. very aassr.
The drink tctsse when you iesI gone.
"f'Oef hsia''ees'" sprrrslinm rsirn. coars
The popular Piper Hcidsieck Waits
as sung BY @S ToSYf 'S1f PASTOR,
sale
CHAS. II. DITSON CO., 3t3 Broadway
and music dealers generally.
DsMocRATIc REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION..
FOR CITY JUDGE
In place Of the Hon Josiah Sutherland who rcsrss -
OF
CUNNING 5. BEDFORD.
who was an Assistant District Attorney four years. sad
Nterwsrd Uity Judge four yssrA
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oyr1cxas AND CREW OF THE VESSEL AZ

CHARI Es EsroN-BTATEMENT OF THE CAPTAIN.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct q, 1878.
The fishing smack Whippoorwiil arrived here last
night, with Captain Choeseman and tho officers and
sf the lost steamer General Barnes, who took
train for savannah imm ediatoy Tho captain states
that he encountered hurricane longitude rs deg,
Hattcrss bearing about east by south, which
prevailed throughout Tuesday and Wednesday.
A. nine O'Clock Wednesday morning the steamer
was fast going to pieces from the fore hatch
forward. and all hands took the boats. An hour
and half later they signted the schooner NJ. W.
Drew Captain Mahoney, from Belfast Me, for jack
seIvilie. which they boarded. The Drew brought
them to Charleston Bar, where they transferred
70 the Whippoerwii. The steamersank a short time
before Wednesday noon. Her cargo consisted OF
about $50 bales oil upland cotton, 356 barrels OF OIL 94
casks OF spirits OF turpenne 400 barrels OF rosn.
bales OF waste and other merchandise.
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WHALEMEN.

A. Montevideo Sep 81 bark Florence. Rogers. OF Nh.
disg oil.
sailed from Fayai Sept II, bark Reindeer Baker. NIB,
cruise gath ship Niger, Hsliott do. barks Wan
dere hsyer do DO 2s.h Napoleon Turner, do. do; 2sd
Atst Mchass Sept %. bark Veronca. Hsthaway. with
TOO bbs oil on board on freight
letter from Capt Braley. OF brig Rosa Baker, Of Bos
ton her Western ground Sept having taken
So Ibis 40 oil Would 70 South
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sen, New York.
ST HRLxsA-Arrived. barks Hudson Vaughan. cebu
tor Liverpool; skudesnass fNor. Hjeldsen. BataviA
for New York; sehr Ella storer. w wsde. Table Bay
for
WATERFORD. oes 2e-saisd. bark Norma tNor. Asthe-
sen, New York
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HONORING AN EXILE.

WAsAISCroN, Oct. q. 1879
Prominent Irish citzons held meeting here to-
night and made arrangements for the reception Of
Captain O'Meagher CondoD. The Fenian, next
Wednesday evening.
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schr Maiabar. Bearse, Amboy for Boston.
Schr ID Il Ingraham, Greeley. Amboy for Bosto

Sailed Hart Island Roads-Brg Eliza Stevens, New
York Cadix. Also to-day. brig Aura, from
New York oeare reported at anchor OH Herald
station NJ WhitesLone, LID.
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THE STEAMER GENERAL BARNES.

ARRIVAL OF THE OFFICERS AND CREW AT
poNED.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct q, 1873
Captain Cheeseman aud the officers and crew OF the
steamship General Barnes arrived hero to-day from
Charleston. The steamer abandoned at nine
O'CLOCK Wednesday morning all hands taking to
boats. They remained the vicinity of the steamer
until she sank at noon, and then pulled 10 the
schooner Drew, which they boarded at two O'Clock
that afternoon. Wnen off Charleston they wore
transferred q fishing smack All are we'll
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SUBURBAN NOTES.

The carpenter shop of the Central Railroad at
Communipaw, Jersey City, destroyed by fro
yesterday. Tools and patterns valued at SO, 900
lost
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PORT OF NEW YORK. OCT. II. 1878.
ARRIVALS.

vEPoKTrp NJ TEE uxRALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wBlTksfoNK rkLs9KAPH LINE
Steamer Eriu (Brl, Andrews, Liverpool Oct 10 and
Queenstown l7tn, with mdse and passengers 70 w
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.
WANTED To CHARrkk-Ak Al BARK OR CLIP
w OF 26O to 32U for Australia char
terror to hnd captain and crow. Appiyto JOHN b. MUIR
RAY, SO W all st.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
- -"
Steamer.
.Saiis. Destsnatioa. |

DATES OF DEPARTURE PRox NEw YORK MONTHS
or OCTOBER NOVEMBER
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ENGLISH GRAIN MARKETS.
Harvesting Commenced----YieId Better
Than Anticipated "a Few Weeks Since---
Trade Quiet With Quotations Steady.

Harvesting Commenced----Yield Better
Than Anticipated "a Few Weeks Since---
Trade Quiet With Quotations Steady.
LONDON. July 30.--The Mark Lane Eapress
says: Wheat cutting is now becoming general,
and, judging from recent agricultural advices,
wheat has improved wonderfully in many parts
of the country. The sunshine has repaired the
injury caused by the rainfall of May to an UNI
looked for extent, excepting in districts where
the drought was severe, causing premature
ripening. The prospects for the barley crop
are variable and generally unpromising, par
ticularly on high lands. The yield will GER
tainly be light. Oats and beans promise fairly.
The grain trade in London and the provinces
is devoid of any special feature, but prices are
well maintained considering the proximity of
the harvest. There is an under-current Of
steadiness observable and the opinion generally
obtains that whether bought for consumption
or speculation, wheat at present prices cannot
do much harm to millers or spectators if the
strengthening influence at work is continued.
There is constant demand for white for ex-
port and cargoes off the coasts have been
taken for continental account and
the fact that prices are stationary in
the face of liberal imports and
the improved crop prospects is in great meas
ure due to this legitimate increased demand
The arrivals of wheat cargoes off the coast, es-
peclally from America, appear likely to be small
for the next few weeks, but as brilliant pros
poets are entertained of the crop on the other
side of the Atlantic, the probability of any
material rise here is more or less remote. With
moderate arrivals at ports of CALL the floating
cargo trade for wheat is steady without quota
BILE change. The demand for the continent
continues and helps to support prices. Maize
dull. Barley unchanged.
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about the 18th of August division from Dali
mata, and then the occupation will be com.


about the 18th of August division from DALI
mata, and then the occupation will be COM
plete
correspondent at Frankfort reports con-
ference of all the German finance ministers will
commence at Heidleburg Monday.
CARDINAL FRANcHI ILL.
LONDON, July S1.--A dispatch from Rome
says Cardinal Franchi ia seriously Ill
NOT BORROWING.
LONDON, July 30.-Reliable letters from st.
Petersburg report no loan will be issued with
in the next few months.
NOMINAL RESISTANCE.
BRoD. July 3l.-The Turks offered nominal
resistance to the Austrian forces which crossed
here, refusing to strike their flag or evacuate
the guard houses until the Austrians threatened
to fire.
RESURRECTION.
VIENNA July 30.-The Turkish agitation here
raised an iniurrection against the Otthmar
authorities at Serageoo, capitol of Bosnia.
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10000 600 bushels. The total shipments. of
wheat from Sioux City for four years to date
includes all marketed at that point from North
western Iowa. Northeastern Nebraska and all
in Southern Dakota, and is less than 5000, 900
bushels. undertake to say that Dakota has
not shipped 10, 600, 600 bushels wheat in the last
fifteen years, and if any man can find 1000, 900
bushels wheat in Dakota on the crop Of 1875
including Dakota division of the Northern Pa
cifc railroad, he will do better than think he
can. All Minnesotians admit that we lied
10, 900 GOO bushels on the crop of last year, and
if we get %. 000, 900 bushels this year we shall
be doing well. Such exaggerated statements
to depress the great staple of the Northwest are
disgraceful, and only work harm to the honest
grangers. ONE WHO KNOWS.
st. Paul, July 80, 1878.
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Bad Ne,cs from Dodge County.

To the Editor of the the Globe:
You can tell your readers that the wheat pros
pect in Dodge county is gloomy. 1t is no use
to try to bolster it up any longer. The facts
are that wheat made very poor I'LL, - and the
continued wet weather prevents all progress of
harvest.
The wheat is all dead ripe and going to the
ground, and up to this date there has hardly
been more than two days put in at harvest. it
has rained most of the time for the past twelve
hours and the ground is completely saturated
with water. The low ground on many wheat
fields is SO soft that it would be impossible to
run a harvester over it.
AS regards the yield, farmers know that it
will be very light. Some pieces are not worth
trying to harvest; other pieces the farmers say
will barely pay harvest expenses, and the wheat
is very light and shriveled at that
Now these are facts, and hundreds of farmers
could be called to witness them, notwithstand.
ing some city chap riding along the road and
seeing the great growth of straw may write tc
the contrary, and tell what glorious prospect
G. w. TIBBETTs.
Concord, Mimi, July %, 1878.
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Wisconsin Abortlonlst pardoned.
Especial Telegram to the Globe

MADISON, Wis, July 30-Gov. Smith to-day
pardoned Mrs. Lyma n. Dickinson, convicted
at Monroe, in 1876, for procuring an abortion
on Miss Jennie Everson, a servant girl at the
Glener house, Monroe, from the effects of
which she died. The sentence was passed June,
1877. Her pardon takes effect tomorrow, July
3lst, and is given for the reason, it ia believed.
in view of the circumstances of the case, jns-
tice has been satisfied by the prisoners con-
viction and sentence, followed by the imprison-
ment she has now endured. The pardon was
recommended by the circuit and county judge,
past and present district attorneys. all the jury
| men now living before whom she tried, the
sheriff, clerk of court, register of deeds, the
treasurer of State, Senators and members
of the Assembly, and large number of the
best known and most respectable citizens of
Green county. This is the third application
which has been made for her pardon, one hav-
| ing being made before sentence, which ac-
companied by remonstrance, and one soon
| after sentence passed,
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TRADE MARKS.
Convention Entered Into Between the
United States and Great Britain.

Convention Entered Into Between the
United States and Great Britain.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-The following decla-
ration between the United States and Great
Britain for reciprocal protection of trade marks
in the two countries has been proclaimed by
the President, namely: The government of the
United States of America and the government
of her majesty, the Queen of the United King
dom of Great Britain and Ireland, with a view
to reciprocal protection of marks of manufac-
ture and trade in the two countries have
agreed as follows: The subjects or citizens of
each Of the contracting parties shall have
in the dominions and possessions of
the other the same rights as belong
to native subjects or citizens, or as are now
granted or as may hereafter be granted to sub
jects and citizens of the most favored nation
in everything relating to property in trade
marks and trade labels. 1t is understood that
any person who desires to obtain the aforesaid
protection must fulfill the formalities required
by the laws of the respective countries.
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Chicago Towing Associations.

CHICAGO, July ga war has been going on
this summer among the various towing associ-
atoms here, and rates have been unusually
low. This afternoon the vessel owners tow
ing company and the Union towing association
made an Intellectual attempt to reconcile their
differences with the independents. No line of
action was agreed upon, but the two first
named associations resolved to reduce the
rates of their employees fifteen per cent. The
tug men subsequently met and decided that
unless this action was rescinded they would
efr ,Laf <,-yn
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THE WHEAT OUTLOOK.
PROGRESS OF THE BIG MILWAUKEE,
JULY CORNER.

A Belief That SIcGeoch Will Put July to
1925 To-day-A Fearful Twist on the
Shorts-Favorable Reports From a Large
Number of Localities in Minnesota
Some Not so Favorable-The Exaggerated
Report of the Yield in Dakota.
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The Weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, July 81 A. M.-Indications
for the lake region, warmer, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rains, winds mostly south
erly, stationary or falling barometer, followed
in the western portion by rising barometer and
colder northwest winds. For the upper Missis-
sippi valley, partly cloudy weather. occasional
rains, warm southerly, veering to colder north
west winds and rising barometer. For the
lower Missouri valley, clear or partly clondy
weather, cold northwest. shifting TO warm
southeasterly winds, stationary or lower pres
pure.
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Goes Into Liquidation.

CHICAGO July sO.-A Tribune special from
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, says the Union bank at
that place, with a capital of 100000, has de-
cided to 60 into liquidation and close business
August lst
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Ocean Steamships.

New YORK, July 3O.-Arived. Russia, Liver
pool.
New York, July S0.-Arrived sommerania,
Hamburg.
LONDON, July steamships Italia, Spain
and Oder, New York; Parthia, Boston; arrived
ont
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The Hanlan-Ross race yesterday was again
postponed on account of rough water.
The National Greenback convention at
Huntingdon, Pa. nominated G. G. North for
Congress.
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Central Pacific Railroad Election.

SAN Francisco, July 3O.-At the annual cleo
ton of the Central Pacific railroad to-day the
following were elected directors for the en-
suing year: Leland Stanford, c. P. Hunting
ton. E. w. Hopkins, 7. II. Miller Jr., Chas. F.
Croker, David D. Cotton, and Chas. Croker.
The election of officers takes place tomorrow.
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THE TWO BIS.
BLOWS At BISMARCK AND BEACONS.
FIELD.

Progressist and Socialist Successes in the
German observation-disclosures Falling off in the
Vote for Won Moltke and Other Ministe-
rial Observation-Disclosures of the Want
of Confidence--Debate in the British Par
1iament--Lord Salisbury Replies to Bea-
Congress.
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The National Came.

CHICAGO, July so.-Base ball: Chicago, 10;
Indianapolis. 3.
CLEVELAND, July 3d. Forrest City, 1; Buff
falo, g.
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Towards Scouts Report His Command
Short of Rations.

The greenback labor convention of Schuyler
county, Pennsylvania, has nominated Charles
W. Rrumm for Congress
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The 1fil,cau1;ee Corner.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. i


MILWAUKEE, July 3O.-Continued unfavorable
crop reports from the Northwest, accompanied
with orders to buy for future delivery, and a
desire on the part of the shorts to cover, i'm
parted very strong feeling to the wheat
market at the early board. Shortly after the
opening operators became more interested
though at no time was the market distinguished
for activity. Soon after the noon board an
easier feeling set in owing to less favorable re-
ports from other markets, and desire on the
part of some to realize. In the afternoon spec
ulation was rather tame, and values ruled
lower, August closing at 995sc, and September
at 94c. No. 2 cash sold at $1.18.
The barley market was quite excited to-day,
with .04 bid for September delivery, an adj
vance Of 7c over yesterdays price, but even
this did not meet the views of sellers, who
asked $1.05@1.06.
Wheat in store 626,000 bushels. No charters.
McGeoch forced July options to $l.20 to-day,
which was the closing price. By many it is
believed he Will make the price tomorrow
sl.25, and perhaps even higher. There is very
little talk to-day about appealing to arbitration,
as the rules of the board afford no relief to the
shorts. Hence, they will be compelled to settle
at the closing price tomorrow. 1t is
understood that but comparatively small
amount remains unsettled.
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Death of Ex Gov. Cary.

PORTLAND, o., July 30--Ex-Gov. Gary died
last night after prolonged illness.
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Test Case for the English Privy Council.
MONTREAL, July s0.-The Orange prosecu-
tions have been adjourned to the 9th prox.,
with view Of getting up a test case for the
English privy council. This was the arrange
ment between the counsel on both sides.
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Tho Most Dastardly Crime Ever Perpe-
Grated--Two Villains A1lege that Lady
Passenger is Insane, and the Conductor
Allows Them to Take Her by Force from
the Train--Her Husband Finds Her After
She Has Been Chloroformed, Outraged,
Robbed and Nearly Killed---Treatment
Compared with Which Murder Would
Uavc Been Kindness.