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New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
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DIED.


.DEZARNAULD-On saturday, May II, Loas Dezarnaud,
Relatives sni friends atten the funeral
vices a tie Reformed Church. 5i'aVo ana 2lstst
] Meines esly, May Il, az 300 4. m.
FREEMAN-At East orange. Nj. sunday May lS sarah
Jane close daughter Ot William ana Elizabeth Close and
! q fipan Il. Freeman
Ieauves ana family invited 70 attend the
funeral services at her late residence Grove ST., East
/ orange. on TUESDAY. May 20, at $50 ,. M
Trans of Barclay ami CtrIsiOphersts at 30
IIel remains viii be uttered Whue Plain2 " Y.
7 Wcine sdIY 2lst Inst
GALE-On sunday May ls 1879 at $50 a. m, Elizabeth
I G.. wife Of Benjamin G. Gale
Fautrl o'clock this day. at 81 7haye.
NYE-Iu Brooxyn Suud AZ 18th inst. sarah Jonney wife
| OF TTistram Nyc 10 the 66th year oi herage.
HoYT-on Frsy, May 10, Robert sands Hoyt the SJIh
Reativcs and friends ART respectfully invited tho
uneraL rgs,denc, Of hi brother, 3yz Jtaye,
! Monday, May 49, ~ 1880 a. IN
ROBINsON- Brooklyn. y. " May II. 1879 ST. Louise,
we James C. Robins aud Y1auges Glughtcs OF H. IL
7 aud Mary a. Bartlett Of south NOrwalk Conn.
Funeral Monday ?. IN, l9.h tnst "a NewliarfOrd Coma
sPOFFORD-On Saturla5, Nay H. Harriet A. wife of Card
SUilug SpOaO-d daggatnI 81 Enhgham ioWnssat
claIives family respectfully uytc4 Ia
attend fneTaL from the Brick Church, Jthavs aad
SIN Tuesday noting, AT 1850 O'Clock. 1t Is kindly
requested thar howeTs be seut.
THOMAS on asstuystty. May II 1872 Mrs Margsret
Thomas formerly OF Philadelphia Penn, M the s9t year ot
her
Relatives aud friends inytet attend funeral
Mondty l9thlust, ecnek from the rcsidnoo
OfbeI T. ". Thomas, ljl BoomneJdst, obOkcn Nj,
Mithodt urher notice
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

day the Sunday before, and role the visitors
were those to whom Sunday Is n holiday. Probably
between z 900 aud 5000 came from. New-Ylski by
means OF the Prospect Park aud Coney Island
Railroad, which cars were run cyl?Y bali
hour uniIl $50 p m. There fndltes
~ laughing. gOOd-hnmorei Geli0aDs, sat
drinking beer and lislenng TO" th, music
1.-THE band and flT wBGin The open ar sf3ed 40 ty0
few attrsciOns. The grcoter parl, however, ~ The
visitors IIdelc-;s. ed tyn no an con-
fined In stores anGC oB' g-IOelre iliDuJi tE "rek.
All seemed benz on cX8n;nt ryEfyif a EhDnsGfL lho
new pier iic,iy commented Oh. aad iGe 'hairks
that made HbOu. % ny, sgr'o WlDYcf cNds0uy
tneb fret Yist e. she is1B we've Cffu tsnsSOus.
From West Bfic LtOB I'rac.i many $50 fd oisn.cS no
To tho Hotel Briahiou. to lind tie rpea.s hHt with
chairs and closed 10 all. D,i:ua The. middle 81 he day
and In the eariv aiiTo0Gn tie 0ud "rive-
way between the Hotel Brctpn ana ian!es rcsentoda
lively appeWrNce No seemed O. % gOtO the
water. but hunreds salnteYea back ANA forth between
the hote,s. ard not few stIuck out boldly Tor,
Manhattan Beach A large number Of carrIages
arrived az Brighton Beach during the afternoon, aud the
beds were taxed 10 ther UtHOs; capacity. Tyo early
'eycalDG trains caIucd most Of tie visitors back 10
Brooklyn through heavy mist ngt nai beRuD To fail,
and which br0ugBt lOOS of disgust TO the fees OF the
young men who wore light Spring suits and vepn not
equipped wlth umbrellas.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
THE CHIEF DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER.


The TRIBUNE says what "must have been
Ire surprise of the hundreds of Democrats who take the
chei newspaper organ of their party when they turned
to that journal yesterday and found IN it only hfie
ana contemptuous mention OF the meeting along with
report OF sharp glove hight aud other metropolitan
8muSements; not even an intelligent summary OF the
rrnepal address ard reference to 1t in the editorial
columns" The TRIBUNE is not supposed to be
humorous Journal yet 1t publishes statement
Ike the above in the face OF the fact that
both the Democratic journals Of this city,
ne Express and The Star, published most OF
ME. CariiJ6s address,, and commented upon
tim their editorial columns s merits deserved
what does our respected contemporary means IL is
entirely impossible to understand what II is driving at.
The "chef newspaper organ OF the Democratic party!
ana every DAY two our respected contemporary cons
deSeends 10 twit The ExpTesS with being the party
organ, aud therefore OF no account whatever
p Sit las Just occurred tOus that our respected
contemporary may possibly refer to an eX-DemocTatc
journal, formerly newspaper ana published III TINS
city. IL we remember rightly it was called The World
But we lost track OF II when ceased TO he newspaper
Possibly our respected contemporary which seems to he
behind the time in many things, imaginos that 7he
World Is stlll newspaper ana democratic organ
III which case advise il to revise II information.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
THE D4R1MOUTH COLLEGE FEED.

HANOVER, n. H., May 1S.-At a meeting Of
the faculty OF Dartmouth College on Friday evening
signed petition presented by students apoogizing
for their recent action. Next morning President Bart
lett addressed the students and said that in consdcra
ton of this expression There would be no further ac
ton respecting the expelled men, but they would be
ceived back regular standing. y rising vote was
taken in favor OF law and order IN the college, III accord
ance with President Bartlets request, OuIy few stu
dents refusing rise. The men who were pumped upon
threaten TO prosecute their assaants In the COURTS
unless action is taken in the premises by the faculty
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

nary oooquial Dutch So he proceeded to teach MS
onn the more orthodox bat practically obsolete IAN
yuaee and the young lady made such excellent pro
gess that before the day of the wedding she was que
orae,ent in what supposed TO be the language OF
hor new subjects waat must have been her surprise
a. And that all her hest Efforts TO converse with purgo-
masters aud humber folk who came out 70 90 her hohor
v,os IA complete failures 81 thew had been
60 The heancrs u'high German} The untortuuan
~ adj ~ devote her honeymoon 20 acquiring seconu
pnteh language OF which she never snsPeeU'utho "a
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
5petial Nutiees

t:enuinc yIchy- speclhe GOuI, RhcGmausHa, Dia
bete- Gravel, hrlney Diseases sc.
Nervous meii prislng s,let
oellyerd AZ kahns Auscthl VI Aa~sony Nov.
aud cu OF premature dsenc snow"S n
dsputaby health toyainei aforhS cetr
Of marriage Rai the tr1N hsas
nervous ana Gety rslt % - yotr
peaicneo By mail 25c or po'i"ss anyA AiisS
Secretary, kAHN'S MusounL Us btOaawav, Ns".for
Ssda leiuonade, rsirshg anG healthy summer beyss
aEa IIANBL Ky, SMITH " liAZAkD.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
MIGHTY. CLOSE TO A. CONFESSION.
Erotr. Ihe Nalr. lnI 4 Erelliiln Elrllrees Hern

One, of our respected contemporaries in
dulges in few characteristic ngs John H. Hoffman,
who spoke az the Carlisle meeting Thursday night.
Ne enc has charged Ex-Governor Hoffman with
ing corrupt nor bad in any way. II he fairly
elected In 1865 1t was not bis fault hut Though the
frauduent Operations OF Tllden Tweed. aud similar
"rcformers" But admitting that HC fnan unfairly
electd.qoes 1t follow hat fraudulent elections shOuld
be perpeiaed to the end Of time Democrats put their
foot down on the whole business. They that the
elections sha not be iuterfercd with by either fraud
force The Republicans squiIfning the Oner horn
OF a very uncomfortable dilemma
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
4 SAD CASE OF DhSnTCLlON

4 tall German stalKed up the steps of the
Central Onice last eVtung Carrying, large
bundle. THIS buudle was found TO contain tle
dead body OF a child rreHatnrcy born
tho day before and which he had brought the police
Tor want ot money To bury 10 Later the
man was found in. druakon sleep
uerosss the bed whore his wsfe lay SUI
fcrmg at No. 43 Firs-,t. His name IA, Frederick
EsIer a cigar uIaker; Of late he has spent
Lls money for drmk and beaten his
wife, " hb declared snb would leave hlB rs soon az
sbe recovered 1he CSroBrr took charge of the dead
child.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
PUBLIC OPINION.

great many applicants for sustenance are
eth slaulug around INC 6spOts at Washington. with
empty spoons in their hands and they are becoming so
weary-oh 80 weary Cincinnati Commercial tlndJ
If the voice of the people" is for the dis
baBdmcut Of Army, why dUn't ire Democratic ma
j0ry move 10 disband II at once ana thus obey the
and bring present controversy 10 "A close
-iNew-York Comulcreial Advertiser lRep)
Ii would do tlfe South but little more harm
70 insist upon Southern man being chosen our next
PRESIDENT would FOR her COngressincn 10 refuse
the necessary supplies the Government because the
President exercises clearly constitutional right
NeksDUrg Herald (Den.l
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

IL is n notable fact that very large pro-
portion OF Tie bu>iues- done In NegIor ted
social gisss. Tie frequent calls Uf ms kind fcn
der Schultzs highly sparkling table waters gcnera IA
vOrte with ptrsols who wish to preserve head
daring tEcir transactuns.-iN. Y. Express.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, falling ap.
stationary, followed by risn2 barometer. winds mostv
from east TO south, nearly stationary empenmge,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather ana frequent local
rams
For Naw-England. nearly stationary, followed by
higher pressure, variable winds, mostly saUtheTy or
easiery. cooler, partly cloudy weather aud probable
local rains,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
INSURANCE InssEs Ar NEWPORT. KY.

burning of Lyezeys sawmiil at Newport, Ky, Fr.day
night was $4,000; insured IN the NIAGARA, Of New
York Home, Of New-Y0rk Roger Williams, OF PrOyi-
dence Lancaster. OF Philadelphia, and North America.
Of PhadcinhiA. ~ 900 IN each tie Exchange. Nrw-
YORK, and Lancashire ENGLAND. - 900 IN each; the
KuckerD0cGer o SeWIOrh, -, 300; and IA thc keutOn,
OF Kentucky, S34UJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
CHOLERA AND DISCONTENT.
LONDON, Monday, May 1 o, IS


A dispatch to The Times from Calcutta says
the report that from 10000 10000 persons died from
cholera while returning from religious fair Is repeated
series OF strikes threatened in Calcutta. Gangs OF
acnuents at Poohna have written 60 the Bombay Gov
crnment threatening 10 rdse another muy ana 10 put
price upon the head the Governor uniess the dis
tress Is relieved.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
? Q s 7 s G RIP r
3:A5 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

PROPOSALS OF PEACE WITH THE AFGHANS
LONDON, Monday, May 10, 1879.
A dispatch to The Times from Sinla, dated
yesterday, says the Government has arranged with
Yakkob Khan a satisfactory has OF negotiations. com
pretending the main objects OF the British pohcY
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
TRIPrNFroCA,' opsrpvATI0ve
lUOURs.Nlorning.


divisions
breeding
osei.AticHs by the mercury during tllse hJirs
TRIBUNE OFFICE, May 49, a. m.--Ihe barometer roso
trs Saturday (see upper dasrlu, aiier which there
little change. Yesterday The changes slight
(see lower diagmm) The weather during The last two
days partly cloudy and cloudy, wlih light rans
during the second and last quarters of Saturday aud tho
last quarter Yesterday The average tcmDeraturc Sdur
day was 3a7 lower than ON Friday yesterday the
curry ranEed between 622 aud $50. he .Fagc eng
23s higher than on Saturday Tue amount OF moisture
in the air is very large.
Cloudy weather. VITA light rains followed by narily
clOudy weather, may be expected IN ts city aad yciu-
IO-aV
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

Bishop that nothing short Of a miracle
the Democrats of Ohio from defeat next FALL He will
bekaoeked down and stamped to the tune of about 90
mir
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

immense variety. comprising everything and
saiely packed lots, viii be sold auction
TUESDAY MAY 90 at 1890 at II C0rtlaudt-st Sew
FORK, from PETER HENDERSON. Jersey city, M.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
MARRIED..

BEE BE-CA RTER-In Brooklyn, Thursday, Nay - at
me Reeemer. by The Rector thu Rev. VIII
lam A. Leonard. Ellen Lee, daughter OF the late William
Henry Carter Brooklyn William Wade Beebe. " ths
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
PROMINENT ARRIYALS.

Fifth Arenue Hoiei-Attorney General A. Schoon-
maker 81. Of Albany; James Hotet-senator W w
fessor p de Janon Of West Point; Holman House,
Baron Mayr Austrian Minister Washington, EreTet
Hctsefr0iessor +. H. Griffin. Of Williams College, ard
judge j. Winchester Of Natchez Mise. Grand Hotel
TX Congressman r. r. Crtenden, of Missouri .sfor
HOtse-Nicor General j. O'DOnnell Of Nashau, " IL
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
WHAT JINGLE DICKS RECONCILIATION MEANS.
Erntl The RnLflulnre HIzafla lNeLnl

Prom The BndfDtOTe oi1sttt AbctfB
1t looks as though the Democratic Malays In
OHIO vino have been sehe Tor several YEARS 10 pO-
nuGGilY assassinaie Senator Thurman, have made up
lhelf minds 10 destroy Governor Bishop hrst me ca-
sbsH0u Inquirer lAs anBouucedltse1 m favor OF tue,
ttter&n grocery denomination. Tie state COnYen-
AOn meets carly next month. Tue reDouilnatlDnl Oi
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

Godefrey Semper was great architect. He
ptep6ed 10 become soldier but fortunately for his fu
ture fame neither Prussia Holland would accept
his services Studying architecture with great artor in
the principal European schools, he attained prom
nerce in his proesson and utrustee with the con
rncfon of several III buildings IN Dresden. Ia
fI-fs he took part IN the liberal move
lmrnt and had 10 leave Germany at the over
throw OF his party. lie want 10 LhgiaAu ana
Academy In 1896 he became OF the Faculty at the
ZIrlch Polytechnic school Herr semper was III his
lsey euty NTH year.
tro, oths, Forefqn Eeles ss FTrst Pdgcl
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

fnpmeat whto hands We believe mat
nothing VIII egd 20 produce this elect than the
of MURRAY LANNANs FLORIDA WATER mix cd
with the II fccness and
The Ladies' OF Cuba aud south Amec1 g,re the rst 70
discover extraordinary virtues this floral
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
nrr,f I,nh nT The Enamel

of the teeth with preparations The teeth are too yau
able to De- thel with Whcl gone you must have iasr oIes
yourself through lfc Use sDLODON " Lch con-
gnt 1t cleanses the mouth ana ytazos Tie
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
BRNzIL CoFFE4 AlARXrr.
3n.O0n FIou,i,bipu plnuts..

RIO JAYFRO May l7.-C0Ges-Good Fcsts. j.GJOd5.7J0
res per 10 kilJs LNOtaAseOn LONDON. 1881.
SANI.s, May l-C0lee, j.5JU0 300 rtIs per 10 A0s
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
HOME NEWS.

THERM0METER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO.
2lS BROADWAY.
9 Am. 67p Noon ,73s. u. u. sO' Midnight. 65o.
Highest during the day. So. Lowest. 6ZN.
Average, 0sJss same day. 1878 62o
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19

TIE TRIBUSE has received from Il. f. c.,
Pialuid ~ J 81 Tor me lNansls eotOred refugees IL
VII! b. JarS aIIn u 10 NI andVtte.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
CHANGES AT CONEY ISLAND.
PREPARING FOR SUMNER CROWDS.

PREPARING FOR SUMMER CROWDS
A, LARGE NUMBER 0FvIsu0Rs on Tug sHoRE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE CAPAcITr OF THE
HOTELS AND RAILWAYS AT MANHATTAN BEACH
PROSPECT OF RAPID AND COMFORTABLE TRAN
SIT TO AND FROM The ISLAND.
Although Coney Island was shrGuded in thick
fog yesterday fully 10000 visitors rambled sbont
the beach, marvellod at the changes and admired
the Improvements. OF the latter. Manhattan Beaeh
has the greater share The railways have been pro-
vided with double tracks; the marine railway has
been extended along the entire line OF the beach:
new west wing, nearly completed, will more than
double the capacity of the hotel. and the bathing
rooms have also been enlarged The music VIII be
given by Gilmores Band In other parts OF the island
the changes have been marked and numerous, and1n
all preparations have been made for even larger
crowds than thronged the beach last season.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-19
DEATH or GODEFREY sENLPER.

ROME. May is, 1879.
Godefrey Sempcr, the German architect, died
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
Swimming Extraordinary.


The six days swimming contest atthe
Lambeth baths, London, was brought to
a conclusion on tho night OF the Mth OF
May Saturday, at half'past ten
O'Clock. It resulted in the victory OF
the channel hero, Captain Webb, who
succeeded in swimming altogether TO-
tai distance of seventy four miles:
Webb's performance must be regarded
% q remarkable one, and another exem'
plification of the extraordinary power he
poseesses of being able to stay in the
water longer at time than any other
living swimmer: On the first two days
he remained in the water fourteen
hours each day, on the third and fourth
dsvs he averaged 4 little under thirteen
hours, on Friday he took but little rest,
and on Saturday he was In the water
from half:past eleven in the morning
until half past eleven at night. No
challenge took place during Saturday in
tho position of the swimmers' "eoe
swan on quietly during the day, and
Fearne, the only man able TO make the
semblance of = struggle with him, Va.
too far behind TO cause any interest to
be taken in .hia exertions. 4 bouquet
~ piyen to Webb in the water, and
at tie termination of the proceeding
he vas presented with medal. The
follovin1 ,Was the final record Of each
man: Webb, a. miles, FeaIne 62 miles
80 lengths; Beckwith, 42miles II length
Taylor, rs 5milea 8 lengths; Rowbottan
(retired carly in the weekly, 10 miles.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
THE Markets.
Nav York.

NEW YORK, June 1880 P. .M.-Cotton-
Steady at 1910 for middling uplande.
Flour-Quiet; receipts II, 600 bbls; sales II ;
5000 bbls; rye -four steady. Wheat-Dull;
slightly in buyers favor; receipts $1,000
bus; sales $4,000 bus No. 2 spring seller
July at $l.04A. Rye-Unchanged; western
at 6l@62c. CorE-Quiet: receipts 273, 900
bus; sales 5000 bus at 4OH@43Hc for
western mixed. Barley-Dull. Oats-Dull !;
receipts $4,000 bus; sales $4,000 bus $40
1910 for mixed western; 39@43Xc for
white. Pork-Firm at t$l0.25 Beef-Steady:
Lard-Stea'y and unchanged. Butter and
G1.OS Suesr-Ht6 6-16@6Xc. Eggs-Un:
changed. Petroleum-Crude at 4c; refined
at 7s6c. Tallow-UDchanged. Coal-Steady,
fair demand. Leather-Quiet and firm at
19X@22Kc. Wool-Good demand at SIG
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
RAIlPOaat Accident.

A freight train on the Philadelphia and
Erie division of the Pennsylvania Central
railroad ran over = COW near Northumber.
land, on the 10Th. The engine and several
cars were thrown from the track and badly
wrecked. Daniel Morgan, engineer, of Sun.
bury, was caught in the wreck and instantly
killed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
A ('Npsizo.

On the evening of the 10th inst, during
= severe wind and rain storm, the Alexan-
der Chambers, used for towing gravel to
Evansville, Iud., capsized about five miles
above the city. Seven persons were on
board: NO lives were lost. The boat is a
total loss
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
Plupxea Into tho River.

On the night Of the 18th instant, as hose
cart No. II was about 70 cross State str eet
bridge, Chicago, from the north side, run.
ming to FIRE, it was discovered too late to
stop, that the draw was open, and the cart
took sudden plunge into the river, dis.
tance of about 18 feet. The driver escaped
after striking the mud on the bottom of the
river, but John Coyle, new man, was
drowned. and the cart somewhat damaged.
Two other men, who were riding on the
machine, jumped on the brink of the bridge
and escaped without injury.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
EeeoDtd COnvicts.

At Huntsville, Ala, on the 11th inst, :,
while the convicts were marching to dinner,
six broke away. Two were shot dead; the
others escaped.
Sam Haynes, = notorious thief, fatally as.
saulted his keeper, John Robbins, at Rock
lend, Maine, on the 18th inst, and escaped.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19

A woodchopper named Mcdonald was
killed and another named Peterson wound
ed by Indians, on the Yellowstone. Two
companies of the Fifth infantry have been
sent from Fort Keogh to punish the Iascals.
A strong column il to be organized to
operate sgainst the Sioux who have return.
ed from British possessions north of Mis-
anuYi
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
Cbic0go.

CHICAGO, June 16-1:30 p. M-Flour-
Very quiet. Wheat-Quiet: $l.06 bid for
No. 2 cash and very drm No. 3 at 83Xc;
No seller June quiet at 81. 05N ;seller July
lifeless at about 99c; seller August at 93c.
Corn-Steady; 36Xc bid for cash: Oats
Weak At 32xc for cash. Rye-Quiet at 53c:
Pork-Iuactive and nominal: seller July at
$9. IS: seller August at $685.. Lard-Qaiet
seller July $6.25 bid; seller August at $685..
Hogs-Active and t@l0c lower, at $3.50
$3.50. Freights-Quiet; &c asked on corn to
Buffalo.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19

IONS were taking shelter in . low shed from
severe thunder storm at Boswell, Ind.
when thunderbolt struck the shed, sepsr.
ating, passing down each side of it. killing
ln'tently IN two men, Mike Wagner and Lew
Shermes' and fatally injuring Geo. Jamss
and John Line. Lorenzo Slower, DR.. J. ".
dreen, Samuel Gay and another, name not
learned, were severely injured. The crowd
was called together for shooting tourn,,
ment. I
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
Political Eotes.

At tho Fifth district congressional con.
vention held at Cedar Rapids, Ia, on the
18th inst, Major Thompson was nominated
on tho eighty fourth ballot to fill the vacancy
in congress made by the decease of Repre-.
sentative Clark.
The Iowa Republican convention con.
vened at Des Hoines on the 11th inst. Gov.
ernor Gear and Lieutenant Governor Camp
bell, were renominated by acclamation.
Mr.. Beck vas nominated for supreme judge
and Mr.. Van Coelln - superintendent Of
public instruction.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
4 Starter.

At Salt Lake, Utah, on the 18th inst,
Geo. 4. Reynolds, bigamist, was sen.
tences to two years imprisonment and $500
hne. he is the first Mormon convicted of
Polygamy since the passage of tho act in
1s72' and every effort was made to prevent
tho conviction
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, June 1873 90 p. M.-Flour
Tame but steady; shipping extras at 1870
@3.9O: choice extras at 81 OO@4.6O. Wheat
Dull und easier; No. hard at $l.06; No.
2 regular at $lOlH@1 on; No. 5 at $40
@82Kc; No. 4 at 74@76hc: rejected at &c;
No. 2 seller June ut 81 OlA@1.O2H; seller
July at 99H@S9Hc; seller August at 91@
94Xc, Corn-Active and 6rmer at 36Hc.
Onts-Lower at 32c for No. 2. Rye-Firmer
at 64X@55c. Barley-Tame at Csc; No. 3
at 43c. Pork-Quiet at $9.S5 for cash. Lard
Dull at S. 25@6s5. Hogs-Dull at $3.50
as 20.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
They Protest.

At the request Of committee Of Louis
lana bondholderr, the chairman of the
council OF foreign bondholders has sent a
protest to the governor of Louisiana against
any attempt Of the state convention, now
sitting, to reduce the state debt a. arranged
under the refunding act of 1874.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19

LONDON, June 16-12:SO p. M.-Liverpool
wheat market opens with fair demand for
good qualities, but interiors are slow OF
sale. Fair average western 81 I'd; white
Michigan 81 Id; spring 70 4d@ss 4. Float;
ioe caTRoes steady. There 10 . continental
demand. Weather in England favorable
for the growing crops.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
Like an Arab.

Arab insurgents Of the province of Con.
seanane attacked the military post of Redoa
on tho 9Th inst. The position was defend
Cd ey two companies of chasseurs and
squadron Of Spohis, who repu!sed the at
taok. The insurgents loss was so men
Killed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-06-19
yhQRA ARfll Rl0n3la

Eome advices of the 10Th inst. state that
tFe Po river is still rising. In the Gran.
lola district 1900 Hectares are submerged
and 100000 quintsls of grain. 600, 900
quiptals of forsge, and 5000 head of cattle
were destroyed.