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Ylfta Suba.

SaOanna, 10. Sult.-Oer 6iNanSo Soireft0r
perfiinoet, OaB er i'm Segrifie lit, bic bon Der
ipanil6em 9Re9lerung angeorbnete rablfale
8eforut in S?5ug auf 3odabgaben in Inariff
3u nebnen. Sret @ommiiTonen BON ie flint
Wttaliebern, rpelde reIp. bic Sabaf8phan3er,
Die Sabads fabrifanten uno Die Sabad5bGnoz
ler oertreten, iOlen eruaunt weroeu, nm 81
ermitteln, ob eS 3pedniGBig iit, ben Nusfubrz
Soa aui Sldttertabad Su erb0ben uno benjeni-
gen auf prdparirten Sabad Su rebu3irelt. Die
Gemmiiiioneu iollen ierner OaS Snterefe Der
YroouSenten, Sabrifanten nno Sdnoler in
Ginflang 5u brtngeu Iufen unb innerhalb
5ipei QSod)en Seridlt itber oas Reiultat ibrel
unterlu6ung erltatten.
banra, 10. Sult. - Sm Spanien
finb 143 Gubaner, wel6e mdbreno Der Snlur=
reftion oortbin transportIrt wuroen, aus Der
6aft entlalIen uoroeu.
gerntiiGte tele8rapbifd1e 9epeiGea.
= SaS. Wnrpbg, ein lrbeiter in Der
@entral Sptnnerei 8u urbribge, Ofaii.,
brad)te belte einem aameraoen, Jtamens Ye~
ter @ullen, eirten Sdlag nit elmer eiIerncn
H0bre auf ben &opf bel. Guaeu erlitt einen
Sbabelbru6 uno miro ipabrideinlitb iterben.
@r bate Wurpbp our6 fortmabrellOe Nede-
reien 81 Der Sbat gerei3t.
= Die 2eiae oeS DapiS Srumbu0, zines
0iitslieoes Der gale, 81 lie s."g 90 s.
manni d t, lpelder in pergangener $50.
DIE bel m.2Onbon, Conn.,, ertranf, murz
be seitern 0torgen auf9efHnben uno 8ebuia
Seitattung na9 Stem 5apen gebradt.
- Die 8epublifaner SeS II. 0ilfrifts 8
BON . bio baben 6rn. $. 6. Oidep ale
@anbioaten fir ben @ougreB nomiuirt.
- Die Wlilitar -@Omniiliion in @eitpoint,
N.sD., pclde ole anselegenbeit bes @enerala
5 iB so bn Yorter + unteriu6t, perb0rtt
geitern peitere a3eu9en, oeren ausiasen i'm
aagemetneu barSnle9en id|ienen, baB Die 9lu-
flasen oes Generals Pope gegeH Borter un9e.
redtiertigt ipareu.
6. gS. Norie, Steuereinnehmer Ses
Stdodtns gsewport, ST., bat, mie loebeu CT
nlittelt iuoroen iit, $4,000 unterih lag en-
unb lit iiber bic @rense na6 Canada eHt'
fnhPu
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8eratbunsslotal: Scr. 1872, NorO= =@utatpar

BerotbMngSlofal: 9fr. 132, Jfor6=@utatp5tr.
Ger orose Snbianer= arduter= Doftor bebanbelt nit
GrfoIo ale roniiden 3rantbeeu bes Sirns, Salies,
6er eanse, bes asens. ser sebsr Nie5sn, glas. oes
SfropbeIn. Qrebs, @eifmulft Yanomurn, Nerpofz
tat unS aie d5roniden uno afuten eeioen beoer @e=
fdledter. Dr. aiuerpool, Der arose Snsianer.ar
ar asS ytsns ss usas,
NIT poIItommenen grfoIse, mas 6unberte bebeusen
ionnen. Dert bel bieien Sas sebea nntersrasenosnn
3eioen fein Gelb mebr meg, onoern eeudf nro 5leg
Gud BON eieien Werpenzgrfnl nlaffunaen beiien. nod
BEN ae anberen Mer5te Guh niht beiIeM geionnt. Sg
moGte gud, Die Sbr Gud iene Yatent= =yeeialnen pao
boler laen uno 6isie unb iene Urur obneNusen pros
Dirt bob, tannGu flirren "Veratbun9s.
Gtunben bon friib bis Abenbs ubr; Sennta9s
aum Heien Der arbeitenben 3lafie pom trIp ~ eia
Nadbmittags nhr. (Sunt. u, ,5Dtte.ia2r)
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ts1tfete @e5feDattsNen 80 Mtetff0. -
sine etttfDte0ene Grfl6rtatt8 bet
8mn0eSre0ter1ttt0 ftter oteSkGatbs
ailae 6fff Sin GIrnffNe.

3at0e Attt VttO 0rattOe.
Sal ington, 10. Suli.-Die BunoeSs
resierins mics ben Geianbten Softer in Meris
10 DOR SurSem an, Der nieritantIhen 2egie=
rnn9 apermals Borite1ungen iiber bic fort
ipagrehoen 8anb;iige am 8io @rauoe 5u
madlen, uno Abhitlfe su foreer1. Die Meris
tahll@e 6e9Ierun9 ertuioerte auf oieie 8el
i9lperos. lIe Tonne fi4 tros ibrer freunbihafta
lIgen @eltnnun9en gegen Die Ser. Staaten
oet oem beften gSi0en nid]t oe1biHolid1 ma
den, bic 9an5e auSgebebnte Creme ,rpiid1en
Geras unS Dierifo iharf 9enus su iibertpa.
den, nm etpaige @infdlle Der rduberiicteu
Snoianer 81 nerbmoern. Gie (oie merifaz
niite 8e9ieruu9) hattie iolpobl in oieier, ais
IN allen an0eren 6initd|teu in Der belten 4bs
iitt gebanN 1t uno miilie gegen leoe iruee
5npaiion ibi.S @ebietes burd3 ameritaniihe
Sruppen proteifiren. Die Sun6esresierung
CAB burd ibren @eianoten bierauf in bDftI-
der, leooh entI6ieoener Geile III beriteben,
SaB ibr 9angmutb 81 @nOe lei, inoem Die
merifaniI6e Hegiernng ihre llntertbanen ert>
lueber nid)t BON beH Raub5iigeH abbalten t6ns
ne o6er nift polle, unD oaB bic amerfaniiden
Srnppen 8efebt erbalteH iueroen, Die &dnber
bel ieoer @eleqenbeit iiber bic @renSe 3u nera
folgen uub linen lire 8eute uieber absuiaaeu,
gSaS @epraientant SdIeidler faat.
" lpe ft0nr Ger, 10. Sull.-3epr1
tant SdIeiGer, tpelfrr ioebeH aus SSaibins-
ton IN Gan 9lntonto augetommen lit, ertlart,
ole administration lei enti9lofien, bic @feriz
taHer lelbit aui Die @efabr zines &rieges bin
CUR grbaltun9 Der 8ube am fio @raHbe 5n
Siuingeu.
9eneral Orb merSe um Samffaae suriids
febren unb neue Sefeble nit6rtHgeH, peld]e
ibu anipeiien, bas nteritauii6e @ren5sebiet
81 beiebeu, iuenn Die merifaniifle Steqierung
nidt geeignete MaBreseln sur &erbinoernns
bon &anbSiigen einleite.
SIM Sauptquartiere 1T man Der aniidt,
baB Die merifanii6en 8ruppen ieSer fernerer
Suuafou g9ioerifano leiiten tperben. Sr.
93leider bdlt bic SituatiOn fir iebr bebeut-
ttd).
Die 8craner ftno auf einen 9rieg erpitbt
uno 9lauben, tm Hotbfallc nit ben Snoanern
allein fertig luerben III fIuuen.
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Sn0eSitrfhetl.

Sarris burg, 10, Suli. - Ser @ous
uerneur unterSeibuete hcute Oa8 9egeu SeSefiah
Sbaeifer aus Sranfliu-@ @OuutD tuegen @rz
morollna ieiner Satin ausseiprohsne 3oOes=
urtbeil. Die 9inridtuns wiro am II. auguit
ffottfiuSer
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9er oemofratiid1e Staats=Gpnpemt
BON MifSD1trt.

St. 9omis, 10. Sui, = Der bemofrati.
ihe @onpent bes Staates trat beute ble: su.
iamnteu unb ftellte folgenosS Sfaatstidet auf:
Sberrihter, @lijab MOrton; 2anbregiltrator,
S. 6. McSenrD; Superintenoent Der Solfsz
i6uleu, 81. .. Sbaunou; @iienbabn= n=@om=
mtfidr, u. SO. Serrier. Die iibliden 8e=
idhliffp m1frnen nnnpr1nt1ir1pn
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Die Gftoieso In Goitttecffc,tt.

N Norm d., eonr., 10. Sull.-@lne Sranfz
belt, ruelde fir bic aiiatil1e Cholera erfldrt
miro, iit in bieier Staot aussebro6en uuO
mebrereP Perionen itnb berielben bereitS erlegen.
Gin Srauen5inlmer, gtamenS @lara Draper,
iiarb aul Montags= =Nbenoe. Die 2ei9e nabnl
gleih mad, beln goOe eine l1mdrslid]e Sarbe
an unb gins 10 ihneq in Serlpeiung iiber,
DaB Die Seitattuug idon am folsenoen Sagc
porgeuonlmen merDen muBte. @eltern erIaget
5mei ipeitere 45erionen Der Seu6e. Die 8e=
b5rben treffeM umfafenbe Sorii1tsmaBre9eln
gegen Die AuSbreitung Der aranfbeit.
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St1uSe.

Sgbensb burg, N.=g., 10. Suli. -
Sobn Mc9obertS' S6inbelfabrif uno q. q.
Sabcof'S Bumpenfabrif brannten beute ME
Der. Gerluft $4,000.
9 # o II, 10. Suli. - Die Sleo Nar-
9arinesSabrif Der So. 8earoon & SDbne gu
cambridge wurOe beute burd 5euer 5erit0rt,
uno nnr Die Mai9inerie nebit benz Wai6t.
neni6uppen wuroe gerettet. Der Serluit be-
trdgt $40, 900 uno 1T poll llitduois burA Ser
iid)eruuQ ae0edt.
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S6tTsfataitropbe att Der &itfte rott
Selaapare+ = 3tuei Yerionen er=
frffufeft

gSa lbin9t o n, 10. Shit Ser Signul
beamte 81 Selpes, 0el., tele9rapbirt: s0ie
Sarfe u3renllln," Capt. 6auea, aIs @ien=
fue9os puroe 9eiteru friib I'm 1 llbr nabe ben
Sonthz hzSboals bon Oem 0ampfer v@olben
@rooe" in ben @runo gebobrt uub ianf in 80
6aoen tiefem 8aiier. Die Satin oes Capt
tdns uno eiu Seemaun, Namens 6. Smitb,
ertranfen. Der Oampfer bat Die @eretteten
bel oieler Citation ans 2aub gelebt."
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Srlh5eiti9er Serlufoes 6aars
beutigen Cages 10 al9enleir, fann bSllig per,
niisben tperben our4 6en Gebraudl BON Bur-
nett's C0c0aine. (6ebr.7,1Sj.DoH.l
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3ln5ei8el
gu bertanfen D0er III btrutietbett:

cine innerbalt ber Staot seIeafne uno por5I gl tz
Gri4tete Bier Urouerei nebh WlalamiihIe uno allen
erioroerlthen @erdtben uno @efdBen. Nian menoe
E9 ON Sophie Bed, Gnmberlamo, Aaeganp<
eounl9. No. (Snni14 q, fNt,9 ,9Dl
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Sempfrattid)er Staats<Gonrent itt
NRfx,{nnfs

Detroit, Wtid., 10. Suli. - O,r oemoz
fratiibe Staats- s-@onneut, w,lfer beute in
bieier Staot ta9te, nominlrte folsenbe &anOiz
oaten: gum @ourerneur Orlando SO. 8ar,
mes, sum Sicez@oupsrneur u. g. Smine<
foro, gum S1abmeiiter Nler. .Mc6 c6arlin, gum
Staatsiefretdr SEQ. $. Mureod, gum aubiz
Tor Us. s. 9. Sdern1erborn uno gum @en.=
Aumalte U. g. Morie.
Die ansenommenen 8ei6liiie billisen bic
llnterIudung oes gSablbetruss, beaiiniiiseu
Die Ooppelpdbruus, opponiren aller ierneren
Beidranfuns Oes 4apier=@ourants unb per-
lauaen cine 9ebuftion auer Steuern.
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Gpe3talsM sMoti3en.
SSterbet 8ef&atttl
9isrfttdse mme rmttttd.e 8dSer tiir SO GentS

&terbtr 8efd5attt!
9arft,dse mms rmtfitde 8dser tar so 6emtS
ar. "a, aoro-siperts=etrase. 1t
(Sult4,1S) Q. 6. 0errep. gisenthamer.
0as,. nIefjdbmomm & 0omH.B Bsetbejs
compressed yeast).
Da mon entbedt bat, baB ptete Na&abmunsen ufs
ferer Seie iid I'm Darfte beFnoen, 10 bot ale dbte
prestefe unieres satrtats auf iebem adete ben gas
men unierer Htrma. Ane anberen finb gtadabmuns
gen.
Ssanm & Coupe Nrebbeie. Edslidb friidb!
Gatris= Depot: 5sr. "a, Nnroz Gmtatua Stratse.
q. g. 8emmett, @efdaitsfibrer.
(Dldrs19, ,12UlteH)
DIE Heuen tissti,dem uas rmiitfAem eIsftros
daeustjdben, IserfurtaIs, zMtpeie!s uno SaHspt'
eAser In g.r. 147. garatosa>, nabe gutatufrase,
Rnb iest Jlr Serren unb Damen tn noner Haattatsh'
~ (Senit0.12DlteO
9aS tpmnoerbar sptrfenoe Samtmtttet
RuIphide of a r n u m.
Simmer, Blitben, Yeulen unb alle Sautausfdldse
msrben unbebinat sebeilt; 81 bas Badet; nit
Der Bot 5ugeIhift. Wan ienoe YoftzSfEce=Stempet
ftr YanlpbIet nebit ge6raub bsantpeiiuns.
Or. 9obnse & Gomp., Sr. Sc. Sf<5apettefr.,
Dein apotbefer bat es. (Sebr20, tS.i.a.2.)
0tme Rarts.
an AHe, tYeIbe on ben EoIsen bon Susenbfhnben
ueru5ler Sdmdde, gnttrdituns, BerIuf BET Wan=.
nesfrait &C. Ieben lenbe Id 10 4 enfrei elm @e5ept
bas Fe firtrt. Dieies srose Ssilmittel murbe bon
etnem WdlFonar tn ghbsamerta entbedt. Gttdtein
nbreIffres @oupert an 0aep. Soiepb 8. Snman, Gtas
tion D, Bibles5ouIe, N.>g. @itS.
(Ott.8.1S. .t&tp.,f.a.T.
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Verbeerenoe Gtiirnte. = Wsebrere
WteuSf1ctt detGSfef.

Am fterO m, N.-D., 10. Suli. : @m
nod i'm 8aue besriffeneS 6abrifgebdube ipuroe
beute Na6mittag bon einem Srfane iiber ben
5aufen 9emOrfen, unb arbeiter muroen uuz
ter ben Sriimmeru be9rabeu. Nob. Serqeu,
Sranf Sart nno Yatrid @agan trugen tD6tli<
he nno bic iibrtgen ifwere Serlesunqen oa.
bon. Wehrere anberc @ebduoe ipur6em be-
iddoist. Der @eiammtoerluit bstrdgt TO-.
600 0oQars.
Cincinnati, o., 10. Suli. - Cine
Oepeibe aus Ruliel= Citation an Der ,Glcps=
lanozSuscamaraS. 8alleD @beeline Babn"
berihtet, oaB baS Geleiie in Der gfdbe ierer
CITATION in 6olae zines heftigen 8egeniturrnes
AMI elmer Strede BON 500 SSnB alfgeipiihlt
pnrben 1T. Webrere Briiden Mnb GebdnDe
puroeH ssritSrt. Ssrlait $40, 600 $40, 900,
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Sanferoft.

9 an Sran5tsc 0, 10. Sult. = Die
Sierra Slume & 2umber Gomp.," pelde
@el6dfte in Butte, S6ama= NIB ben umlie-
genoen Counties betrieb, bat ibre 3ablungen
eingeitsllt. Die Paiiiua betra9en etiua $2,=
100000.
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Ser @elSutarft.

Wefp yOrf, 10. Juli. = @elb fliIiig
sm 2. Bediel 4.834. Sob idloB beute
su 1901. 8unSeS Stlicationea ldloiIeu
feii; 18S1er Coupons 1913, nelle lS65er
lo2s, 1ss7er 1861, 1s6ser 1913, meme s5iinier
1863, 1O.40er Coupons 109. Nftien i6lolien
flau; Seem Yorfer Central 109a, grie 1853,
9afe Sbore 62s, Winoier@entral 863, Pitts=
burger 81, @bicago=Northweltern 52g, Brie-
ritaten 7s9, SiodzSslano 1i5a, 8eltern Union
Gel. 89s.
1nterl4atamts Bilan3: Sob $117,6 =
944.00; &ourant S42, 1856. .491 .OO.
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slmf,tnft oes SSdIid1ers @ratl

N ew- OFT, 10. sui. Der notOrifdje
sSalidDer @rap, tpeldler III Gnglauo tefsenonl-
men pnroe,. tam beute auf oem Dampfer
ngtepaba" bier an.
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ShiEhrttM.

SanSr Sran5l8 s o, 10. Suli. = Oas
nit elmer Qaoung Soblen nod bteiem Safen
beitimmte Soql6iii - y8eltern Sbore" ifettertc
in Der oergangenen gtadlt auf benz Surburps
8iffe. Sdmmtlide Oiit9lleoer Der Dtamn=
idaft inl1rbe1 oerettet.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28
TELEcRAeHIc eREvlTIEs.

BAfalo, June Is Jno. Love killed his
father this morning while drunk.
Providence, June 2S.-Mrs Sarah Helen
Whiteman, Poetes., died last evening Of
heart disease.
New York, June 2s.-The executive
committee of the Lake Shore Co., declared a
dividend OF one per cent. Stock declined
from 5s4 to SIT.
N. Y. June 2s.-In jacksonville, Fla,
yesterday, VIM. Roots -four and grain store
was burned and adjoining property consider.
ably damaged by incendiary. Loss $35, 900;
insurance $4,000.
Freehold, New Jersey, June 2s.-The
centennial celebration of the battle of Mon
mouth and laying the corner stone for the
granite shaft to bear the names of New Jer-
sey soldiers killed in the revolutionary war,
took place to-day.
New York, June 2s.-Henrietta B. Hant Z
and Camille De Jauor, who kept fashion
able young ladies school at 9 4 10 Gramcr-
cy park, have filed voluntary petition in
bankruptcy. Liabilities, $143, 900, Of which
$1O6, 500 are secured.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28
THE DEATH PENALTY.
The Easiest Way to Get Rid OF Men Sen.
fenced to Death.

The Easiest Way to Get Rid OF Men Sen.
fenced to Death.
New York Sun.
After hearing the report of DR.. William
A. Hammond in regard to legislative action
towards The investigation of the state asy.
lums for the insane-in which the system
is spoken of as "the most barbarous in the
civilized world"-the medico. legal society
last evening listened with interest to pa.
per by DR.. John FL. Packard, of Philadel.
phia, on "the mode of infliction Of tie death
penalty" DR.. Packard reasoned that,
just as the physical terror of punishment is
increased, Just so much is the moral effec,
of the punishment weakened, as is proved
by the simultaneous records in the daily
press Of executions and murders. He gave
among other reasons for opposing the pre-
sent mode Of capital punishment, that its
horrors excited the humane sentiment of the
community to an inordinate degree, there.
by largely increasing the chances of acqult.
tai even for the worst criminals. In Penn
sylvania, he said. if the governor goes out
Of office without signing the death warrant
OF q criminal, his successors, following the
long establishment custom, neglect to give
official sanction 10 the warrant, and In one
notable case man sentenced to death TWEEN.
ty-six years ago is still unhune.
DR.. Packard suggested that in place of the
rope more humane and decent means ot
life-taking be employed. His choice wa
the administration OF carbonic oxid in close
room in which the criminal should be plac
ed under the direction of jury. At the
end of ten minutes fresh air should be ad-
mitted into the room. and the same iur,
should view the body and give the necessary
certificate as to death. He advocated thi,
plan as one presentig the advantages O
economy, humanity and decency.
Mr.. Piddle, one Of the many speaker,
who followed DR.. Packard. believed that i
the gallows we're dispensed with We should
substitute something more mysterious and
horrible. "Do away with the rope as ,
means Of punishment" he said "but Civ.
us in place of it terrible punishment b,
dead Of night, in secrecy and mystery, ane
let the body of the felon be put 20 far ava,
that even the devil cannot find it,,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28
THE TERRITORIAL FAIR.

Nothing definite has yet been done by
the executive committee of the territorial
agricultural society in regard to the place
of holding the next annual fair, but 1t is
very probable that Vermillion will he selec.
ted Us the place. The citizens Of that town
have signified their willingness to donate
t4O0 to the society providing the fair is
held there. The secretary has drawn a
contract or agreement to the effect that II
the people of that town will contribute
$4OO in cash, or in lieu thereof, put up the
necessary enclosure, buildings, sheds, &C.,
the fair will be held at Vermillion. This
agreement will Doubtless be entered into by
the respective parties In q few days. when
an official announcement Of the place OF
holding the fair will be made
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28
IN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF
MEDICINE.

No preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures, or maintained so
wide reputation as AYERS CHERRY
PEcroRAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the throat
and lungs. Its long continued series of
wonderful cures in all climates has made
it universally known as a safe and relia-
BILE agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds, which are the fore runners of more
serious disorder,it acts speedily and surely
always relieving suffering, and often saw
ing life. The protection it affords, by its
timely use in the throat and lung disor-
ders of children, makes it an invaluable
remedy to be kept always on hand in
every home. No person can afford to be
without it, and those who have once used
it never will. From their knowledge of its
composition and effects, Physicians use
the CHERRY PEcToRAL extensively in
their practice, aad Clergymen recommend
it. 1t lis absolutely certain in its rene.
dial effects, and will always cure where
cures are possible.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-06-28
FOREIGN.
EXPRESSIONS OF coNDoLENcE.

EXPRESSIONS OF CONDOLENCE.
Madrid, June 2s.-King Alfonso has re-
ceived kilograms of coincidence from all the
European courts. All the shops were closed
yesterday; the theatres ceased playing, and
business ON the exchange is suspended. 1t
has been decided that the body Of the queen
lie in state three days. The funeral will
probably take place next week.
MASS OF REQUIEM.
Rome, June 2S.-The Italie states that
the pope will celebrate solemn mass Of re-
QUEEN in the Ccstine chapel, for the repose
of the soul Of the queen Of Spain.
THE BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA QUESTION.
Constantinople, June 2s.-Count Zsichi,
Austro-EIunearian ambassador to Constan-
tinople, visited Grand Vizier S,At Pasha At
seven o clock yesterday morning. An extra
ordinary cabinet council was subsequently
held, the sultan presiding, and the question
Of the Austrian occupation Of Bosnia and
Herzegovinia was discussed. The result
was an order to the Turkish plenipotentia-
ries in the Berlin congress, TO protest agains,
such occupation, without the period Of it,
duration being previously fixed. The coun.
ell lasted the whole day.
WAR PREPARATIONS.
Agram, June 2S-Military magazines are
being constructed at Agram, Hungary, ant
provision contractors have been ordered Z
deliver at the Agram railway station, by ,h'
18th Of July, provisions for Il ty thousant
men, and forage for cavalry.
| the ronnNouru NAVY YARD.
London, June es.--I. il aaid that order
hare l,rru issued 10 reducc tAe force and ex
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BAReEs ON THE MISSOURI.
Kansas CITY Times.


So much has been said and written about
barges and barge lines on the Missouri river,
and 80 little progress has been made toward
the establishment of such an enterprise, that
few people give credence to talk upon barge
topics. Just now, however there is 4 fair
prospect of a practical test being made OF
barge navigation on the Missouri liver,
An authorized announcement is made
that tow Of barges has been chartered to
convey large shipment of grain from Kan.
cas- City to St. Louis. Messrs. French &
Bro, grain dealers, of this city, state that
100000 bushels of corn have been
engaged at figure much below rail rates to
st. Louis. The barges will be in Kansas
City about Thursday next for the first load
of grain. This fact becoming known on
Change yesterday, caused quite furry Of
excitement, and prices advanced very sharp.
ly.
1t is understood that this shipmeo Of
one hundred thousand bushels is made a.
an experiment. Should the tow 70 through
successfully it will be regularly put on the
river, and Kansas City will at least be indie.
pendent Of railroad pools and combinations;
and that it will succeed there is no doubt
The barges will leave St. Louis on Sun.
day and arrive here probably on Wednes.
day.
Deputy Grain Inspector Robinson or
yesterday evening received telegram from
st. Louis house instructing him 10 inspec
next week for their barges one hundred
thoushand bushels of grain, and paying tn,
barges would start for Kansas City prompt
ly on Sunday. The grain has been pur
chased here, freight has been contracted
and everything is now ready for the inaugu
ration Of that grand barge transportation
scheme, which is yet to make ours the city
of the west.
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WASHINGTON

THE POTTER INvEsrIGATING COMMITTEE.
Washington, June 2S.-The Potter COM
mittee appointed Messrs. Hunton, Nc.
Mahop. Springer, Butler and Hlscock, Q
subcommittee to remain IN Washington
and take testimony. Messrs. Potter, Nor
rison and Cox will act as relief for it, and
subcommittee In New Orleans. At the
session of to-day L. E. Dennis resumed
bis story. lie said that box number 2, of
Archer precinct, Alachua county. Florida,
was objected to by the democrats on ac-
count of alleged fraud. The inspector Of
polls had confidential conversation with
witness and admitted that there had been
2l0 fraudulent ames added TO the list of
voters, and bis knowedge of this fact was
partially the eau Of his declining to testify
as requested by Gov. Noyes. The addition
of these 2l9 names was matter of public
notoriety. Witness wss appointed by the
secretary Of the treasury as an employe in
the secret service. His instructions were to
examine the records of the United States
courts in North and South Carolina, Geor.
gia and Florida. After resigning this 20.
sition he was appointed an agent Of internal
revenue, but his commission was Cancelled
before he entered upon the duties of that
office.
The letter of recommendation written by
Gov. Noyes was submitted It is q formal
letter Of recommendation to Secretary Sher-
man, mentioning witness as one of the many
republicans ostracised in Florida, and COM
mending his application to consideration.
Witness never knew Gov. Noyes as having
put in evidence before the returning board
anything excepting the facts as furnished
him. 1t was the idea Of the southern repub-
licans to impress upon the minds of north
ern republicans that everything was fair
and honest in Florida.
To Butler.-Witness believed the returns
in. Orcher precinct should have shown PIG
votes in excess Of what they did for the re-
publican party. Republican officers made
up the deficiency from the registration
book, so as to make the returns show their
proper number of votes. He believed there
had been fraud on both sides. When the
votes we're turned out of the box the missing
number of republican votes appeared as
having been legally cast,