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BALTIMoRE, July 27.-virginia skies de-
ierfed, 4; do. Consolidated. b5-; do second
series, - past due coupons, IS - Nort5 CsHlina
s'hes, OLD, 10; do new, =. do Sp claI tax bid t.S-
day, Sugar active and urn, seasA. ~
bALTlMORE.J July 27.-COltou Il rm and higher
mmlddling; mA.ll =. Flour steady aud unchanged.
Wheat. southern sea jy and demand Z, :: WesPsrn
lslflN scuNe al "a lower southern rei, prime 1 az
Los; do. amber. LOCAL 10; No. ives ..rn wtnis ?
red spot, July anu August, / O3; Septembsr
LC5e. Corn, ulhcrn steady; western dull and
loMer,souther. white ana yellow, 52A53; western
Mixed spot ard July so; Angus, 81 h septem-
Der. 4s5a; steamer, 4S =. Oats irm aud higher
southern; S2aSe5 western white, S5aS6; PennSyI.
val H. S3as6. Rye qulet-good 10 prime 59.5S
HAY unchanged Provisions firm and unchanged
but ter-cholCe western scarce aud firm, l2,lt
letTolenm quiet-reiiued, l0A: crude. sI.SI
Cifiee firm, quiet and unchanged. WHISKY dUII
l01. Receipts-hour, 2, 800; wheat. l5S 900: corn
26,Coo: oats, 500. Shipments-whcat 90 o u,
corn. 1860. Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer
unchanged
NEWYoRK, July 27.-Stocks weak. Money
x. God, loolR. Exchange, long, 4SIp: short
4S5. Governments steady. - ''
NEW YORK. July 27.-Flour quiet and NJ.
changed. Wheat duh and lower. Corn mol srate \
active. '
LONDON, July ~, 1880 .. m.-C,nsals,
70 3-tS Tor money and IS rOr 'hn account
y; :. bo,dS. lo17 :. los; new nve,, Insk UI.1"i,
central o1E. New Jersey Central 81, R.AIi.r..
49,.
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great excitement at Vicksburg, Miss, caused
by exaggerated reports of the prevalence OF
yellow fever there. The city physicians says
passing towbOat put off two cases of fever
on Wednesday, one of them dying during the
night at the Marine Hospital. The other died
yesterday. Another man. who died on the
same boat, was buried at Vicksburg Tue
boat, the John Porter, Ell route for PittSburg
was thoroughly disinfected, and energetic Ell
forts are being made to disinfect VickSburg
Mobile, Pensacola and Savannah declare quar-
antine AGAINST New Orleans -
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A CURIOUS CAsE.-COmplaint has been
made to the New York police that on Monday
evening Miss Louisa Braten, adopted daughter
Of the ThOS. Briggs, of No. 26S west 37th street,
in that city, on going TO the door to answer the
bell was met by three men and boy, chloro-
formed, driven OH in carriage to Brooklyn,
and Efforts made TO outrage her, but her en-,
treaties prevailed, and she was driven back
nearly home after be required TO promise that
she would meet her ahductOrs when required.
4 young man damed L. q. Houghton, who has
per1ecuted the lady with his attentions, is
mentioned as the suspected author of the out
rage but the police have as yet made no dis
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was then that Mr.. Sherman sent for him, and
at this period the conferences were held. He
was SatiStit d there were sufficient members in
the House to go in to oppose the count simply
TO get these guarantees, and after these were
secured they would cease their opposition and
allow the count to go through to a peaceful
determnation. The subsequent events showed
that his calculation in this respect was correct.
Congressman Ellis testified at considerable
length as tOsthe conference at Wormley's
Hotel and other matters which have already
been published.
The committee adjourned to meet subject to
and attaches left last evening for the North
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n CLERK, MEDIUM AND A DIAMOSD.-II
January last, Joseph z. White, a young man
u years OF age, was employed by Melville e.
salaly of 81 day. On April 9th, Mr.. Smith
accused White of having stolen from his desk
a solitaire diamond ring valued at S275. White
denied the charge, and Smith retained him in
his employ until May 30th. On Decoration day
White, who is member OF the National
Guard, was taken sick after the parade, and
Smith obtained warrant in the Tombs polics
court for his arrest, and yesterday his former
clerk was held for trial by Justice Wandeu.
Mr.. Smith testified that White had acknowl-
edged his guilt White, on the contrary, said
he had never admitted taking the ring. Mr..
Smith, he alleged, was a spiritualist, and when
he missed the ring consulted female medium
from White Plains, who professed TO discover
that White was guilty. She claimed TO have
seen him in the act Of opening the drawer. He
alleges that Smith then promised him a good
situation il he would admit his guilt and say
where the ring was.
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A WHITE WOMAN USES RAZOR ON A COL
ORED GIRLS NECK.-A white woman named
Lisk, who lived near Batesvie, Va. under the
conviction that her paramour was unfaithful
to her, made murderous assault on colored
with a razor that will probably prove fatal
The Jealous woman rushed upon the colored
girl, seized her by the hair and deliberately
drew the razor across the back of her neck
Fortunately it did not reach the juguIar vein.
Mrs. Lisk was committed to the county Jail
and will be tried at the next term of the coun-
ty court
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DENNIS kEARNEY, the California labor agi-
tator, passed east through Omaha, THURSDAY
accompanied by his private secretary Kear-
ney travels In a second class car. He made
communlStlc harangues at several stations
along the line OF the Union Pacific Railroad
freely airing his peculiar anti-weath doc
trineS. kearney Is said 10 be an affectionate
son, providing literally for the support of his
mother, who resides in Brighton Mass She
was visited the other day by a repol ter OF thu
Boston 1TdCeter, and stated these facts about
him: lie was born IN County Cork Ireland
in lsiI, and is just about 81 years old. He went
10 school In the old country until he was eleven
years old, and he was a smart boy. His father
died lhen-that twenty years ago-and Den
MS went of 10 sea as a cabin boy. He sailed
from Cork TO Liverpool several voyages and
roe TO be first mate, aud afterWIrd captain
OF the vessel. As a seaman he visited India
Africa and Australia, and in fact went All
over the world. AT length one OF his VOYAGES
carried him To California. and there he titled.
Eight years ago he married a Miss Lealy, OF
Boston, and he viii bring his wife and the
three living children with him on his visit
here -
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GEN. EPPA HUNTON seems to be getting on
tolerably well in his canvass, despite the frothy
demonstration of g. Alexander. The impress
determinaio" To- crush Somebadx Samsass5 ahH his
cause. His words were too big and hot to
handle easily and he soon exhausted himself
1t may be remarked in this connection that
Gen. HuntOn did not violate the laws of Vir-.
gipia in his late controversy with Mr. A. He
did not challenge him. He only invited him to
ablish a post office address in Virginia
where business could be safely conducted; !;
and that doesn't constitute fracture of the
law.-(Bdlt. Gazette, dem.
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THE NEBRASKA REPUBLICANs.-A special
dispatch to the New York Times from Omaha,
Neb.. says: The Republican State Central
committee has called a convention to meet on
October l. 1t will consist Of 1893 delegates, the
largest ever held in this state. The opponents
of the denomination of Congressman Welch
favored an earlier date and certain changes
in the order of the CALL but they were beaten
on every hand. One reason why the conyen-
ton was fixed for so late as October was be
cause it was believed to be easier than to Sc
lect financial plank for the platform Welch
has a hard fight on hand, but favorable re.
ports as to his candidacy continue to come in
from all parts of the state.
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WESTERN COMMUNISTIC 0UTRAGES.-Re-
ports begin to come into Detroit of cOmmuniS-
A reaper owned by a poor man, and consti-
tutlng all his property except his horSeS-and
one OF his chief sources of inCOme-waS burned
on Tuesday last Another one Of these imple-
was burned near MarengO. Tramps burned
the barn and wheat stack of a prominent far
mer near Battle creek and several self bind
ers are reported to have been injured near
Burr Oak, in st. JOSeph's county.
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THE ELECTION which takes place in North
of the court of appeals, circuit Judges mem.
berS of both branches of the state legislature
and county officers. The legislature to be
chosen will elect United States Senator in
the place of Hon. A. s. Merrimon whose term
expires March 4, 1879 The republicans have
made nominations in only few counties, but
there is plentiful: sprinklng of independent
candidates.
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IN THE BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDS last night,
the Marquis of Salisbury, replying to a ques-
tlon, entered upon a general defense OF the
Russian agreement, which was intended to
prevent war in the event of the failure of
the congress, and not to tie the hands OF the
government during the discussions. He de
clared the government was under no engage
mentS fOr.the future except those which had
been presented before the house. 1t had
never promised Greece aA increase of terri
tory.
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El0OdS I'm XermauI

RICHFoRD, VI, July N.-The repeated rain
storms during the week have swollen the Mis-
sisquOi river and other streams to a very hi gh
point, and much damage is reported x very
heavy storm occurred last night which caused
washouts on the southern railroad. prevent.
ing trains from running to Montreal this morn
ing. The morning mail train from Boston via
this route ran only as far as East Richford. A
large force OF men is engaged ia repairing the
road.
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Bristol, better known as Fanny Burdette who
has been travelling for years with FOrepaugh's s
circus, gave birth on Wednesday night last, i'm
the Commercial hotel, to a child weighing
eight pounds. The mother weighs about fifty
pounds and Is only thirty-two inches In stature
Her husband is of full size, being six feet i'm
height, and weighing l45 pounds The infant
was healthy and well developed, but in order
TO preserve the life of the mother il was peces-
SaTy TO sacrifice it.-ISt. Louis Times
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Hon. BENJAMIN G. HARRIS, of st. Mary's
county, Md, has published letter in which
he says the mention of his name, both oral
and written. in connection with the congress
highly gratifying to him, and says his name is
at the service OF his friends, He repeats his
previously expressed opposition to the four
SstitutiOn of the United States, which be says
have not been adopted. Mr.. Harris says as
citizen he has never supported them, and
would not as a representative of the people,
because they were made in mode directly
in conflict with the constitution
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WARNING TO oBoDY-SNATCHERS.-On more OF
an invention which is being quietly exhibited ifr
Columbus, Ohio. II is somewhat on the tor
pedo principle, and being placed in the graye
and frighten MIR. Body y-snatcher to death while
ENGAGED In the hideous act Of attempting the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-27

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIoNS.-The demo-
cratic convention, I'd district of Florida, has
nominal Noble A. Hull, the present lierlten-
ant governor of the state, for Representative
In Congress. THE republicans of the lst
district of Indiana have nominated Hon VIM.
Heilmann for Congress. THE democrats of
the 1th diStrict Of Missouri have nominated
Alfred M. Lay for Congress on the ITlSt ballot
1T he democrats of tie llth district of Mis-.
souri, re nominated Gen John Il. Clark on the
SD ballot. '''' Ex-senator DoOli, Ile's son is a
candidate for Congress at Chicago. and ex-
Senator John Bells son is candidate Tor Con.
grass in Tennessee
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR.-The grand national
clan OF the knights of labor secret and non-
delphia, but no account of their deliberations
can be obtained, further than that reports
from the grand clans of the various states re-
500,C00 of whom have Joined within the past
year. The state of California alone claims
membership OF 4l,GOO, New York 5000 and
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New York Bank Statement,

NEW lORK, July S7.-ThC weekly statement
OF the associated banks, issued from me cIs.tr
irg house to-day, shows the following change,
Loans increase, s2ii'. so: specie decrr9,,,
s2"U,, 600: legal tender increase, So goa: Dc
poSit increase, sS>l .,y0: circulation decreaSa
- lNV; reserve decrease, Slfl.N The
DankS now hold s2-.51l,7 - in excess OF Thr
legal requirements
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The CHINESE AMBASSADOR and party who
arrived at San Francisco on the City OF Toxic
yesterday, will leave for Washington in a few
days. No formal reception wls rendered on
their arrival, none OF the T. ). officials vel
coming the party on landing. number of
Chinese merchants met them at the wharf
and they were subsequently, received at the
Palace hotel. great crowd of Chinese of
the lower class gathered at the main door of
the hotel to catch glimpse of the visitors
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A FALLEN CLERGYMAN.-The authorities OF
Geuverneur, \. y, lately commenced a suit
Tor baStardy against the Rev. Ii. c. Miller, an
facts disclosed and sworn to by young lady
OF his parish. Miller at first denied his guilt
but 1t became so apparent that Wednesday
night he hed leaving his bail to settle the suit.
cause,
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NUMBERED PEDLER.-An Old and wealthy
pedler named Matthew MarherSon acco,npd
MED man named John Cost afrolaZ in a boat
from La Sale, Ontario, TO another point on the
Rlchelleu river, on the 2Hh inst. The pedler
dollars worth of silks and a gold watch, be
sides money. Subsequently COStafrolaZ re-
turned without MatherSOn. The fellow quickly
disappeared from the neighborhood, and
found in the river, with his head split open
and his hands cut frightfully. All his vaiua-
bles were gone.
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Mrs: BAKERS ELOPEMENT-Mrs Baker.
the wife OF Ephraim Baker, farmer who
dwells near Woodsboro, Md, is 40 years OF
age and the mother of severa children. She
has eloped with ademented youth of l9 named
Holbrunner. The couple represented them
selves as MIR. and Mrs. Smith, Of DAYTON
Ohio, and took lodgings on "Wednesday last
In the United States hotel, i'm Frederick CITY.
They had child about three years old with
them. Young Baker, a son of the woman, ar
rived I'D Frederick on Monday in search Of his
runaway mother and her paramour, and the
elder Baker arrived OH Tuesday. ON Monday
evening the couple employed man o drive
them TO Lime Kiln Switch, on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and took a train from
that pOint.-I RnLtilnOrn LLn.nffe
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G.. A IL

GETTfs sBURG. IA, July THE encamp
meht oi The Grand Army OF the Republic was
nIaHN broken up this morning The Veterans
IeIt ON SLCClal train al Il a IN
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Cruel Treatment of Jews.

The Times Bucharest dispatch says that a
number Of r0wdieS decOyed some Jews into a
shop in that city and beat them shockingly.
Several OF the victims had their bones broken
The government has promised 10 investigate
the affair and punish the offenders.
Accident To a Chinese Ambassador.
LONDON, July IA Br0ugham containing
the Chinese ambassador came in collision
with an omnibus III HOlborn this morning
The ambassadors right arm was injured, his
head confused, and his system received a Sc
we're shock. He was taken in fanting con-
ditiOn into the Horse Shoe Hotel
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GONE WEST WITH FOUR DOLLARS Charles
Berringer, OF - Taylor street, Brooklyn, r u ,
student III St Johns College, aged IL, and
Frank Beimer, employed IN Appeton's fac
tory, aged Is, left home on "Wednesday leav-
ing a note saying that they wanted % make
their fortunes in the great West They took
q with them.-lN. Y nnrIf 2afh
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AA bullock, the property Of farmer near
years old, who was teasing IL, into dyke Of
water. The animal then jumped on the child,
and lay on him In the water until life was ex-
tinct.
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IRISH PRISONERS DEFENCE.-The Clan.na.
Gael association of st. Louis have appointed
committees to raise fund for the defence of
those charged witch the assassination of Lord
Leitrim in Ireland, and have called a mass
meeting for next Monday evening to express
sympathy for the prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-27

SITTING BULLS INTENTIONs.-A letter has
Chicago from Captain Dougherty at Crow
creek, who has Information by messenger
from Sitting Bulls camp, that the red face
chieftain was in the British possessions about
month ago, but was contemplating a raid
south of the line and of returning to Montana
this season. Sitting Bull sends reproachfuI
messages to the American Indians and a sug-
geStiOn of closer alliance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-27

MORT ARNORI, former Japanese charge DAT
faires at Washington, and more recently min
lister to China, was appointed St :Ond minister
on .June N
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2@Peter Cooper has only one business
maxim, Avoid debt and idleneSs." That is
just like some men; they never want fellow
TO have any fun al ALL tRQWkeye.
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SEVENTEEN PEOPLE DROwNED.-FOurteen
children and three teachers were drowned by
BlackWater, near the town of Bailieboroug oh
county, Cavan, Ireland.
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GEN. GARFIELD, while bathing in the surf
at Atlantic City yesterday morning, was at
tackled with vertigo Representatives Springer
ana Hiscock and G. F. Rainey, sergeant-at-
arms OF the Potter committee, were also bath
ing at the same time. Something peculiar was
noticed in Gen. Garteld's movements as he
left the water, and MesSrs. HiScock and Raj
ney went TO his relief, conducting him to a
bath house IN the immediate vicinity where
by the prompt attentions of the above gentle
men he was soon restored to consciousness
and driven to his hotel. He Is so rapidly i'm
proving that he will To- day leave for his home
in Ohio. The Potter committee will make an
effort TO close their business at Atlantic City
TODAY.
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The Pennsylvania Coal company's miners
and labOrers held a meeting at Pittston, Pa.
yesterday, and elected John Barclay presi.
dent Of the UNION for the ensuing year.
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EXCITEMENT IN TIE WESTERN WHEAT
MARKET.-The market for wheat at Milwau
kee has been considerably excited lately and
l0al2 cents, and in some cases as much as Is
cents per bushel. The advance, it is said is
based upon reports of damage 10 the spring
wheat crop, the operations resulting in cor
ner for July delivery. The accounts of the
damage to the crop from the late unfavOrable
weather are very conflicting, and it is gener-
ally thought they are exaggerated. The con-
effect the Eastern markets, and it is thought
that the operators will settle the difference eX-
iSting without any serious trouble or an appeal
to the courts, which was at one time threaten
p6
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THE SCATTERED HosTILEs.-A Baker Civ
dispatch reports that the Piutes and Ban
nOckS have separated. The former are fleeing
the country, and the latter are supposed to be
returning to their agency for the purpose of
surrenderipg. Two companies Of Infantry
are on the way to the overland road beyond
Boise City, which is again threatened bY the
Bannocks returning TO CamaS prairie and the
Buffalo country
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FLOOD IN CHICAGO.-FOur inches of rain
fell in Chicago on Thursday night and oc-
casiOned great damage to property by the
flooding of Easements. A strong east wind
high up on the western shore, thereby pre-
venting the sewers and drains from discharg-
ing their contents into the lake, and thus
causing the flooding of the easements.
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THE Col. Il. H. LEE who wants to go to
Congress from the eighth district of Virginia,
son of the late Gen. Robert Z. Lee He is the
son of the late Edmund Jennings Lee, and
grandson of Richard Henry Lee, of revolu-
tOnary fame. He is q cousin OF Gen. Lee,
and the same gentleman who read the De
claration of Independence at the opening OF
the centennial exhibition at Philadelphia, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-27

THE COLUMBIA COLLEGE CREW had an in
formal reception yesterday in the American
.ence of Commissioner General Mccormick
they were welcomed by President Barnard.
Captain Goodwin responded in warm terms of
the kindness with which they had been
treated. During. the lunch that follow d
President Mac cMahon and the French repub-
lie were toasted. nj. Menier, the great choco-
late MANUFACTURER, the Marquis de Lafayette,
Morton McMichael, OF Philadelphia, and other
Americans made brief SpeecheS
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The HanlOn.R0ss Boat Race Again
Postponed.
ST. JOHN, N. B., July IA heavy rain
prevailed all last night, and still continues,
with high wind. There is no prospect OF the
Hanlon-ROss race coming of to-day.
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NEWGATE PRISON TO COME DOwN.-It is
stated that Newgate prison in London is to h !,
shorty demolished, and the ground let for a
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A6Leonidas May, aged "a years, Of Alegany
county, Nd, was drowned in Fifteen Mile
creek, On Sunday last, While bathing.
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AuRtria,S Intention.

LONDON, July IA dispatch from Constan-
tinople to the Reuter- Telegram Company saws :
Austria has abandoned the idea of a conven-
ton with Turkey about Bosnia and HerZego-
yina and Will move the troops into Bosnia,
and afterwards send note OF declaration to
the Porte setting forth Austria : views and in-
10
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.
The Pan Anglican COnfereuc

LONDON, July 21.-The Pan Anglican con.
fere0e adjourned yesterday. There will be a
te deum and farewell service at st. PauIS ca
thedral this morning. The bishop of PennSyl.
yania will preach the sermon.
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HOPELESS MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS. - A
special dispatch to the New York Times from
Sc. Paul, Mimi, July Is, says: The first district
democratic Congressional convention, held at
OWatOnna to-day, was thinly attended on ac-
count OF the hOpeleSSnesS of eecting the can
didate chosen. The resolutions condemn the
repu blican party as corrupt and eXtravagant
and d clare for home rule, free trade, financial
reform and economy. The convention ad-
iourned without making nominations, intrust
ing that duty to committee of nine to act
some time before next September. There is
great difficulty in inducing any reputable
district is strongly republican, and the pres
ent member, Hon. Mark II. Dunnell, who is
the candidate for re election, has it organized
beyond the possibility of defeat
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THE EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-lnternal
rayenue. $2sI. ..a-b.56: customs. S2nl OIL q