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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFrfcE OF THE tuiEr SIGNAL OFrIckR,i
wAsnISGroS June al A. NJ.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic and south Atlantic States,
stationary higher pressure, south and east winds.
warmer, partly cloudy weather will prevail.
For New England, northwest backing 10 southcry
winds, rising followed b. falling barometer. warmer
clear weather
For the Cult States. Tennessee and the OHIO Valley,
stationary lower prcssurcs, southeast to south
west winds, partly cloudy warmer weather and
numerous hight rains.
For tho lake region southwest TO northwest winds,
falling followed by rising barometer, cooler, partly
cloudy weather and occasional hight rains
For the Upper Mississippi anu Lower Missouri val.
legs, higher prcssurcs, cooler ciear weather, ioi.
lowed by falling barometer and warmer foushcas,
winds
The rivers will continue very slowly falling
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THE QUEBEC DEADLOCK.

LrEUTESANT GOVERNOR LETELIIEn's NEW
CABINET THwARTEo By THE LEGISLATIVE
COUNCIL.
10y rRLRaRAPH TO THE HERALD.]
QUEBEC. juno 20. 1878
In the Quebec Provincial Legislature affairs
tinue almost Vt deadlock The Treasurer's motion
to 70 into Committee oi supply was car
rled BY the casting vote Of The Speaker.
The Legislative Council or Upper Chamber.
which is not elective, Is fourlhs conservative, and
threaten to veto the supply BILL Lieutenant Gov
Lsteiier promises In this event 20 appeal TO
England. Meanwhile the government. as measure
OF economy, have bin for The abolition OF me
legislative council which exists In no
oiher province Of the Dominion Mr. rHillon. n. P.s
Of A0ntrex will introduce to morrow the bill direct
ing the suppression Of Orange processons In Mont
real II prohibits all party roiigIous proceedings
but those authorized by church, and taken part In
by priests The Dill - sure ~ meet with lively oppo.
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ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS.

GREAT spEEcH TO AN IMMENSE AUDIENCE
vfSprcATIos or HIS POLITICAL COURSE.
AUGUSTA, Ca, June 20. 1873
Alexander n. Stephens spoke here TO night to M
immense audience. lie vindieated his course on the
Potter resolution by the logic OF subsequent event,
and declared that he could not We ruled out OF the
party by political tricksters Hs said that n tho
coming Democratic Convention failed TO nominate
him no would appeal TO the people. He also said
Hayes doing Tor the people oi tho South than
Tilden could have doue, and declared that hmso
would dio In tho temple Of Jefersonian democracy,
Tree from the party lash and caucus lasso.
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ST. DOMINGO AND HAYTL

WAITING FOR THE RESULT or THE DOMINICAN
RLRcrIoxs-ALL QUIET IN HAYTL
ST. THOMAS June q, 1878.
There has been . cessation Of lighting IN st. Do
mipgo all parties uniting their the electons
General Lupsron has majority IN tue North. but the
result from the other parts OF the island Is not yet
known. II Is generally believed herc mat Luperon
Will be elected election will only be the sigp pal
Tor another outbreak MS the different parties 30
evenly DIVIDED.
ALL QUIET IN HAYrL
All 10 quiet In the Republic OF Hayu rumor
reached here thnt = revolt had broken out in the
North but the l1th June deny IL, aud
scngers IRON Hxyu know nothing Of It,
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CONGREGATIONS.
STABLES BURNED IN PHILADELPHIA.
[BY TYLRGEAPH TO THE HrnALp.1

PMLADKLrHIA, June 20, 1878.
Fire discov red Al quarterpast eight this even
1T In the Alien House stables, iu Lcper street, below
Thirseenth, ana at the start It looked threatening
The buildings surrounded by valuable properly,
and II the IRE had attained any hcadway tho
narrow thOroughisres leading 10 ihem would
have made dnicut for the hremen TO
work with ctscisncy Tho stabes occupied
by Stewart CO. the extensive bakers, whose factory
adj0ins then ths On the west are tho cxien-
sivc buildings Of Croft wilbur. standns on The sito
oil The Olympic THEATRE which the scene Of great
cop1s az ration somc years ago. Quick notice aca the
speedy arrival OF the Fire Dopartment prevented any
damage, except 20 tho builuings In when tho IRE
Originated. Tho horses and vonicios were ali saved
The loss, winch not large cannot DO ascertained at
tho writing.
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SHOT BY A BURGLAR.
wARREs, Pa, Juno 20, 49,

WARREs, Pa, Juno 20, 1878
W. III. Andrews, n vol known dry goods merchant
Of Cincin nat Ohio. who Is visiting H. Eddy, OF tbis
place. was seriously not fatally wounded ths
Ing al about two O'clock wh,Is attempting to Crap
plo with a burglar who had entered the room where
he and Mrs Andrews were sleeping. The burglar
fred revolver. the ball entering Mr. Andrews' loft
side directly the neart IL is hoped that vital
organ has beep penetrated although At this writing
NO examination has been made. The bysicianB here
are awaiting tho arrival Dr. Dawson. Of Cincinnati
Tho burglar escaped.
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MOLLY mcguire ARRESTED.

PnfLADELPnIA, June 20. ISIS
A despatch from Pitisburs says Henry DcvD, an
other member oi the Molly Mcguire gang whicn COM
m,ttea so many cepredatious at Irwin, westmoroand
county arrested At on City yesterday. and Is now
IN jaI at Grcensburg. He lied when parties recently
arrested ,de confessions aud detectives have been
IN search OF INN over since. He " charged with con
plicty 10 the murder OF Joseph Carro!i ia 1876 De-
tectvcs In active pursuit OF two others concerned
In tho II mo crime.
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Lmcols, Ill, June 20, 1878.
Peter Mueller Il sons brewery burned this
morniug Tho loss 100000. Insured Tor $40 900,
az Ioiiors :-Pb9nIx, of Hartford, $500; 4E.ns,
$4,000; Trsasrs', OF Chicago. 81. 0o0 fanesii Hail.
81 600; Imperial, Lonaon, 81, 6o0; Bri,ish America,
81 co., Continental, $1,000; ~. Psul, ~, 900. The
sending, 10 10 supposed, was struck by hghtninE
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LARGE FIRE IN RHODE ISLAND.

FKOVDkNCk JUNG %, I57S
A Ore which took place At woonsockst ut half.
past eleven tonight destroyed n tenement
house owned by G. IL. Fletcher. q building
owned by II. &. Balou aud occupied by
John Dixon, a Iocksmilh, and n. jacobs, =
deser IN hats ana caps; another building, owned by
H. o. BAliou. and occupied by Il. A. Pierce, ID. r.
Horton aud Micnael Riley, and a building owned ny
Thomas Loo anu occupied by James NeIlis n clotner
and Kate q. Bsggan, miiiiner. Harriss' Nc. mill
wac saved by the uso OF spriukers
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THE LONG AND STRONG PULL.
Naw ID

N.w BRuSswIcK, N. j., juno 20, 1878.
The crew Of Tho Bachelor Boat CLUB, OF Phlladsp
In tho sx.oaredbarge LiniA passed this city the
canal as eleven O'Clock ihs morning The excessively
warm weather b I'd visible effect on them, yet they
pulled on nobly for New YORK. which tncy expect
10 rsach this Afternoon. rho delegation OF tie
Aoyons Club or Brooklyn whore guests they Will %,
failed 10 meet them here Ms announced.
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THE RIO GRANDE.
GENERAL MicKESziEs OFFICIAL nrroRr-wHAr
HE INTENDED TO AccoMPLIsH-sEs RcHIHG


HE INTENDED TO AccoMPLIsH-sE, RcHIHG
FOR CATTLE THILvEs-whY THE EXPEDITION
FAILED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, June. 20 1873
Tho following Is y synopsis Of tho Official report
made by General Mackenzie regarding opera
tons on the Mexican side OF the RIO Grande. Il ON
braces interesting details and inc,dents Of the
ment ana clear idea Of us aims aud purposes:--Il
must DO promised lhat the comprising G neral
MackenzIe's expedition consisted oil two columus,
one OF these being under the command Of Colonel
William X. Sbafer OF the Twenty fourth iantry, tho
second column beng COMMANDED by Captain Samuel
ID. NJ Young, OF the Eighth cavary, General Macken-
zic moving out with the latter command.
PURPOSES rnE EXPEDITION.
II appears the report Captain Youns's COL
umn lett its camp on Dcyll's River on the morning OF
June IL and crossed The streAm the following diy VI
point lteen miles above the mouth, camping that
night ten miles oi the what is known
here ary camp. During tho 18Th aud l4ln OF June
the column marched some forty miles 10 the Buro
Mountains ana Captain Young intended to march
thiry-lve miles on the 18th, but his guide, after
Quoting The command twelve miles. suddenly fell
sick. Aswacr could not be obtained or reached, aud
there was great Danger that ali OF the animals woud
perish, word sent to Colonel Skater not 10
the river. and IT be had already crossed to
rccross aud await Iurthsr ORDERS General Mackenzie
then determined, ON account of tho frequent cattle
raids, TO thoroughly search tho country the San
Diego and san RoacrIgo rivers.
MkkriNG MExiCANs.
Colonel SKATER accordingly notified OF this In
tcniion aud The two commands joined iorcos On the
San Diego durug the l7th and lhcn moved To Rema-
limo, ON tue mead water, OF the San Roderigo River
where Mexican troops, under comm md 0, Coionel
Valdez, were met. Colonel Valdez noilied General
Mackenzie that ne had boon ordered rcpel the ad
vance VI tho American Qrces tntou1 y, lerr-
tory General Mackenzie adorned tho Mex
can commander Thai the expectation had
hostile talent toward Mexico. hut was simply
pursuit and search Of cattle thieves and Indians. In
the meantime General Nuncio arrived on the scene
with additional Mexican troops, and iurins inter-
view with General Mackenzie, stated IN general
terms that he WINS obliged to obey oroers winch were
10 attack tho Unltel States forces This
meDt led TO. some CORES pondcnce, wncu only
suited IN The Mexcans crossing tho return route Of
MackeLzies troODs and asked for an apology for
! their presence Mexican soil.
| CAUSES
The entire expedition under raj Mackenzie then
recrUssed The river without collision, trouble or !.
nOyance General Mackenzie states, IN concluding
his report, that the expeuit,0a failed mainly
count vi the scarcity vi water Ill. sickness aud tall
ures OF his guiues Inc Mexicun iorc,s were weak IN
Numbers amt refused 10 rcndvr any assistance
resting the thieves aud indians.
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APOLLISARIS
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER
HIGHLY kFFERvEsCRNT.

Approved by the Academic Medscn, of rAnca, and
Its sale in Frnnco authorized by pscal order OF the
french government
tho highest medical authorities In New
York
"A great rclet Tor seasickness"
a delightful oeve, age "
Ear 81 eriur 10 vichy Setzsr or any other"
"Most grateful and refreshing"
Absolutely pure aud wholesome superior to all FOE
daily tree from ali the objections crotoa
ana artihcially aeratel wtteran
"Impregnated only with its gas"
Useful anu very AxreeAbie.n
iealtnul And we'll suited Tor dys3epa and casss Of
acute disea o."
Mildly antacd we'll with dyspapslcs whogs
there is u pouty diAthosis."
ny far the most a-rc sable alone mixed with wne
useful in cstarrhs OF ST mach or bladder and 10 goat"
Not only luxury but a necessity
be had OF ali Wine Merchants Grocers Druggists and
Mineral waer Dealers throughout the United States ani
Wholesale OF
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June &C. 1878.
Commander L. A. Beardslcc Is ordered 10 command
the speedweli. Surgeon Il. y Matthews 10 detacnsd
from the plymouth and placed waiting orders.
Surgeon theron woivcr,on 10 ordered 10 tho Pym.
outh
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JOY IN QUEBEC ovKE LORD DUTFERIN's DE-
TERMINATION TO REMAIN AS GOVERNOR GEN
ERAL or THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
QuEnEc June 26, 1878
Thore is immense rejoicing hero at the news OF Lord
DuGcrins acceptance OF tho prolongation OF Office as
Governor General His Excelloncy has gone 10 Bos-
ton, will probably proceed thence TO Philadelphia
and Washington, returning to Ottawa in . few days.
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WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

TOLEDO. Ohio June 20, 1878
Al Bsonsens Mich, last night, samuel Whitaker
shot his wife dead and sitsrward killed himself Do
mestic troubles weso the CAUSE
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TO BE HANGED.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BRISTOL Tenn. juno 70, 1873
Circuit Judge John A. Kelly has refused the super
scdeas ia the case OF Daniel Dean OF Scott county
Virginia. Deane viii therefore be executed In nc.
cordanco with hts sentence on tho 18Th Of september
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NEW GOLD DISCOVERIES.

SALT LAKt CRY, June 70 1873.
Placer gold disgings have boon found on the Topper
swss,water, near south PAss IL 10 claimed that
miners making IS day there
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HOSTILE DEMONSTRATIONS ~ THR DLAcK
HILLS.

HILLS.
DEADwooD, d. T., June 20, 1875.
Last Sunday the Indians made thor FIRST dcmonstra-
OF hostility OF the season In TINS section b. firing
on two citizens or Deadwood VINO hunting
trip near the Red River, thirty miles from here. Tho
men had killed a antelope aud wefo fastening Il
on . pony when two shots wore nred ut
and struck In close proximity 10 them.
They quickly dropped tho antelope and made
escape followed by several shots IRON the
Indians, I'VE oil HON were 10 view. Yesterday tbrcc
men made their Appearance IN Galena CITY Bear
Buttes aud reported that band OF about fifteen in
dtans had CHI ssed them IN. General Bradley aud hts
command are ia the vicinity OF Rcd Water, aud viii
dou stioss Ia contact with some OF these
Ing bauds of hostilea
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ONO pgmocuArtc coxxrrrrr.

CoLrMnrs, juno 20, ISIS
Tho Democratic state Central Committee organ.
izca tonight, by eecting John G. Thompson chair
man. AMI 4. N. Nelly secretary. The Executive
Committee organized by electing John q. Thompson
chairman. and Jacob RinehsrI treasurer
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The following record shows the chsngcs IN the ten.
psraturc Tor the past twenty hours IN compari.
son with the corresponding date OF last year. indi
Gated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building. No 21s Broad way
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FEW THINGS IN THIS UNCERTAIN WORLD
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FRED V. Ru5HToN's NEW REMEDY STOP.
all pain from neuralgia aud headaches 33 Union
Also NV druv ,>ixts
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LORD DUFFERIN's ACCEPTANCE.
. [pY cAn1E TO TIE HERALp.l

[Dy CABLE TO TIE HERALD
LONDON, June 20, 1878.
The Central NeUs IL authority Tor the statement
that Lord Dunefn has consented to accept an exien.
sion OF his appointment Governor General OF the
Dominion oil CANADA.
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A.-SELZER BRuNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL WArkR A. Stephan X CO.. 3; Asw a., soL
I'M rtrIS
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ISDIAN RAIDS INTO WESTERN TExAs-ovER A
HUNDRED HORSES CAPTURED.

GALVESTON, Texas. June &c, 1875.
special despatch to the NcWs, from Mason, Texas,
says authentic report from Kimbal county shows
That more Indian depredations have been committed
in The vicinity OF Johnson Fork aud Junction City.
Last sunday lisht they captured over one hundred
horses IRON those places. mo Indians were In
large body. fheir trails show them TO be gong IN
the direction OF Nueces. along by Cedar Greek.
Ihirty-hve men arc in pursuit, ana when last ara
from were but TWO miles behind the Indians.
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Every genuine bottle bears the registersd fELf.OW
pictorial lauei VI the
APOLLINAkIS COMPANY (LIAIrKD). LONDON.
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A 50 PEARL OR MIXED DERBY, 81 %
tMAcxiSAws. 81 ~, worth So. 10 New Church up
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Average temperature Yesterday .....t........ 19s
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. rs,
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED WELL ARMED ASD DEsPRR-
ATE WARRIORS UNDER CHIEF MOSES.

CHEYENSEs AT foRT S--TnREATENISG
TO LEAVE.
[IY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, ID. T., June 20, ISIS.
The zoe Cheyenne Indian prisoners at Fort Lin
coin had powwow with General sturgis and told nm
plainly they wcro going IN leave They have pom lcs
aud, II IS suspected, have arms hidden. Two COM
panies Of the seventh cavalry viii watch Thorn.
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FREDERICK Dn Barry K CO.


Nos. Al and As Warren st.
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A.-THE SEASON OF WHILE HATS FOR GEN
tenien arrived aud the frnt ~ KNoX- taste III
industry entsrrse displayed IN his inmitaSe md
mnt,hsss UNMkH HAT, procuraDle mt No 2l2 BroAdwa
In the Fifth Hotel and in all the -ading cities
tho MON. Of kn0Nis Those who desire 10 be IL
fashion must secure N white A al KNOX Price. b
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FOR INDIGESTION NOTHING Is BETTER THAN
BROWNS iloUsr PAsAcEA. IL brings up the wind
stomach - u bottle.
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II. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane, the sofc manufacturers Of genuine
ASBESTOS PAINTS ROOFING STEAM PIPn AND BoILKR Gov
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HAVE you TRIED THE PERFECTION BLEND
OF Mocha AND JAVA GoFrEk In glnsx iarsY ].
National Republican., 1878-01-26

into certain young mans affections, but 1t
don't amount to anything, except IL may
Larn-er better next time.
COLONEL THOMAS A. ScorT, General q. NJ.
Dodge, Judge j. z. Usher, and Jay Gould arc
all at the Arlington. Look out for short cor
ners in railway puts" and "calls."
CoURBET, the artist who died of dropsy re-
Gently, was an excessive beer drinker. He
drank IT in literal floods, oftentimes as many
rs thirty-fvc glasses in single day.
CAPTAIN CRAPo and his wife, the voyagers
who sailed to Europe while ago in an open
boat have come back to New York by steamer,
and will take to the lecture platform.
A NEW tenor, of whom great deal is pre-
dictcd, will appear with the Strakosh COM
pany in Chicago. His namo Is Sarti. This
was thought more euphonious than Astoni.
A TORONTO theatre manager offered prize
TO the boy who should publicly eat the most
pie with his hands tied behind him, tho pic
being placed on table level with his mouth.
JoHN ZUNDEL, II. W. Beechers aged or.
ganist Is going back to Germany. He Is III
ana feeble, and Mr.. Bcecher has asked that a
yearly stipend of 500 be given him while he
lives.
>, Miss EMMA COKE, daughter of the Right.
Rev. a. Cleveland Coke, Bishop Of Western
New York, was married on the 23d inst. Ia
bronson Rumsey, jr., prominent citizen OF
II. c. FOSTER, the celebrated New York
book-trade-sale auctioneer, is In town, making
arrangements with b. c. Brooker, the we'll.
known auctionecr, for an extensive sale Of
valuable new books.
National Republican., 1878-01-26
The Tramp Problem.

Tho Legislature OF Maryland is wrestling
with the tramp nuisance with considerable
spirit, under determination, if possible, to
cXpcl it from the State by the force of law
Several bills have been introduced, none OF
which are regarded without objection rs to
some of their provisions. One of them. and
perhaps the best of the bud get, provides
that persons found prowlins around the
State and recognized as tramps shall he
brought before n justice OF the peace and
sentenced to labor for term not exceeding
six months for first OGcnsc, or more than
one year for the second or other 0lense.
The lHbor to which the tramp shall be thus
condemned may be on any county farm, or
Oh streets or highways, or in any iuil or
workhOuse, alm,house, or hous. OF correc-
tiOn. So far the bill defines vrrv clearly
who shall be considered u tramp and what
shall be done wi h him. But the urcc,,ity
VI dealing with him without prciudicc has
led to the insertion of provision in the bin
whereby the tramp may demand a Jury
trial, and the justice OF the peace must
forthwith summon u jury TO sit on the case
pretty much IN the same way as coroner
catches MP ilnrrOrrptu jury to sit on an
inquest, In addition to this, even if the
tramp be convicted by the jury, the Circuit
Court Of c@ch county is given full power oi
review.
Hero the interests of the tramp are care
h'lly guarded, and we apprchend the pro.
cas- OF dealing 9Th linn will be 50 expcn