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On inc tnliu DdllOJ MI u l. ldNlS was hOiit
mated, receiving Sal votes
During the third ballot Virgin and Morrill, were
withdrawn
The result of tie battle was greeted with
tumultuous enthusiasm, and the nomination
made unanimous with cheers.
Mr. Davis was received with enthusiasm and his
neat and timely remarks were greeted with q round
Of cheers. Brief and stirring speeches were made
by Eugene Hale and Congressman Reed.
The Committee on Resolutions submitted the fol-
lowing additional resolution, which was adopted;
The convention places before the people Of the State
the OF Daniel +. Davis, as true and worthy ex-
pOnent of the foregoing principles, eminenty qualified
by his character and ability successfully TO maintain
them.
Mr.. Davis, the nominee, being presented to the
convention, saidi
Tn; nomination rendered me ttS5ay Was wholly
%IS nj o3ns nas no prepared
SSh uS SSVf You " this 'n1 late hC2r after
Your long session in this heated hall il I had:
consider It high honor to be nominated by such con-
as assembled here to-day IN this city Of Ban
ceding to the East 80 gracefully the nomination.
The questions before the people differ somewhat from
people Of this country were then discussing the
question Of TIE question which they were ere
country was depressed. RESUMPTION OF specie pay
ment was event Of the future, and TO the
minds of most men, uncertainty which hung Ike
black pail them. To-day after the discussion Of this
question for twelyemOnh the people are becoming
Business is reUyinR, not that It pays the enor-
Of Inflated currency, but It shows steady Increase
that has the marks Of prosperity and permanency about
1t.
The convention adjourned in enthusiastic temper,
and confident of redeeming the State this FALL
Mr.. Davis was a Union soldier and Is now q
nrominent member of the Penobscot bar, He has
served in both branches Of the Legislature, and
although young man, about thirtysx years of age,
has attained much popularity in this section and
other parts of the State, where he has engaged In
Republican campaigns. He is a man of spotless
character and fine bearing, and his nomination
comes spontaneously from the masses. The acqui-
escence in the choice is of q hearty character.
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THE TROUBLE AT DARZnoUTH

Boston, June ga dispatch from Con-
cord n H. says a petition directed to the trustees of
Dartmouth College, and drawn up by an aumnus OF the
institution has recently boon circulated among the I'M
deroraduates Of the college, with the exception OF the
freshmen 1t is said that than 125 OF them have
signed the paper and that it will probably be presented
10 member of the Board Of Trustees this evening The
petition reads folowsi
TO the Trustees Of Dartmouth CoHepei
We the undersigned undergraduates OF Dartmouth
College respectfully represent that there exists want
OF harmony between the students and the president OF
the college, which we believe 10 have been caused by
the indiscreet uterances and iDjudged acts OF the
president and unless speedily remedied must seriously
Interfere with the best interests OF tho college. We
therefore very respectfully ask that the matter may
have the attention Of your honorable body and that
such steps may be taken in your Judgment will best
the same.
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ETRIKERS IN NEW-ENGLAND.

FALL RIVER AGAIN A BATTLE GROUND.
THE sPINNERs OUT on sTRlKE-NEARLY ALL THE
MILLS RUNNING, HowEvER-NEw HELP TO BE
EMPLOYED.
FALL RIVER, Mass, June 26.-With the ex-
cepon the Flint, all the mills started this morning
The Flint mill has no filling hand, but is making ar
rangements to start Monday The streets are very
quiet to-day Groups Of spnners stand around taking
in the situation Very few spinners have gone TO WoTk
only one or two In different mills
The Union Mil is running half ts mules and the Saga
more is running about one-thrd Of mules and one old
spinner has kept at work. Some Of the "back boys
second hands, etc., doing duty In place oil the spin
ners The Chaoe Mill is running about one-third OF lis
mules The Granite Company will run one mil, and one
old spinner is at work The Border City is running
nearly onehird mules and has old spinner at
work
Several Of the mills including the Granite and Stat
ford have quite quantity of filing hand. and can
run for some time. There is also quite quantity OF
cloth held throughout the city IN anticipation OF rise
The amount of is also considerable. In some OF
the mills 1t the intention to ring frames night and
day. so as to keep up the supply Of Tho weayers
have generally gone work this morning yet the spin
rers say they will not work If spinners are en-
poyed This cOntradcted by the manufacturers, WHO
say the weavers wish 10 work. Formerly spinners'
weavers and all operatives stood by one another Anew
second hands have left Of the mills and the SPIN
confident that the strke VIII DC
The opinion outside 10 divided, and many predict
short strike. ,.,,
The Dayo started this morning, but OF the spin
neTs went in. In the Durfee Mills none OF tue splnuers
have gone in but part OF the mules are being run III
the P0casset few OF the mules are running but much
OF the spinning is done on frames The manufacturers
arc very determined in regard to not employing any OF
the old spinners. Some of them willing To give OUT
side spinners advanced wages II they Will work The
Troy and Borden Mills arc running with few mules
run by back-boys dOers, etc The slado Mills have one
half their mules running with boys, and also weavers
The Osborne Mills In the same condition, AL TINS
mill two old spinners continue at work, both being prop
erty holders and the mules being run as above. lIe
Shove is running part of It's mules II paid on It's hep
and told them return and the managers say they
Will hereafter employ women. The spinners will hold
another meeting to-day,
The action Of the government In not appointing,
special police last night Is severely commented upon ny
the who declare that the opposition was
political dodge. .-,
AT the Davo Mil one spinner who yesterday
promised to 20 to work this morning, was frightened
from coming the windows Of his house being smashed
in last night Two went to the Dayol Mills TINS
morning with their dnner~pas when the superntenu-
ent ordered them to be stopped and their pals TO be
searched. They found 10 be empty. The men
were not allowed enter the mills as they proved to be
spies
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EX-JUDGE MILLS AGAIN ARRESTED.

Ex-Surrogate John w. Mills, of Westminster
County, who escaped from the custody of Deputy
Sheriff Ford this city, while being conveyed to Rome
Oneida County, on attachment issued by Surrogate
Van Dusen OF that county who had cited the ex-Sur
rogste TO appear before him on 10, captured
on Wednesday afternoon at Brcksburg N j., and taken
back to White Plains where he arrived at late hour in
wrotohed health and spirits. physician who was
called to attend him detected the effects OF NOR
phine and searching him, found a small pbial contain
ing small quantity Of that drug. Judge Mills was TO
nave been taken 10 oneida County yesterday, but the
attending physician asserted that he too Ill to be
removed for the present In the meaAtime a strict
which VIII be kept upon him.
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CRIMES AND CASUALrEs-BY TELEGRAPH
TWO sPASIARDs MAKE A MISTAKE.

TWO sPANTARDS MAKE MISTAKE
PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 26.-IwO Spaniards,
haBg NeYOrx, arrested IN Newport this
ing Tor passing counterfeit money.
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Urea, \. Y, June 20.-Jacob Leatherman. ago
hfyfour the employ or Jacob G. Cook 81
esUne, KILLED by lightning while sitting I'm barn To-Day
TWO DEATHS IN A NINE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. June 26.-Ne wtOn Cook,
brOhcrinaw Of Major Mason the railroad contractor and
negro lost their lives yesterday In M oreshsit Plva
MIA County.
FATAL QUARREL OVER AN ESTATE
ATLANTA, Ca, June 20" jim " Burton has
shot and killed his brOterlaw, J. T. hcAs bOth farmers
living IN AertWether County The trouble grew out OF
settlement Of an estate
,. THE ROUGH FATE OF AN ENGINEER
SYRACUSE. " Y, June 26.-David Campbell. gof
Rochester, forty hye, old engineer the NeYOfk
central Whine stepping from his engine this fpreuOOn
run by backing train lie had both feet o. and
fatally. He leaves wife aad three children
- AIIFoRNIA MANNERS IN THE PEACEFUL EAST.
PKoVIDENCF, K. l., June 26.-JOhn Lawn. IA re-
turued Californian stepped behind John NJ Brennan, his
awyer on this morning fired pistol at him,
hui and arrested He charges Brennan with do
frauding him.
FARMER MURDERED AND ROBBED.
OWFGO n. y juno 26-ElbTidge Rucy, a bach
elor farmer Newark Vale sixty. murdered
"Wednesday nght by Daniel searts. young cOiorod
eeaTles asked for loan OF money kuey refused. when
-eares struck him down with club and Killed HIM With
razor sesres topS $500 and watch This morning he
arrested aud confessed
RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN CANADA.
WATERLOO, Que. June 26-1hc regular passcn-
s0rel into collision with the engine OF construction
main near Waterloo station this morning. Both
ing with great speed The engineer John Daily aud fireman
Morse Korean. OF the construction gn Instantly
Killed Fred Cutler. IT, and two nahed Taylor Pet
realt were seriously injured Most Of the passengers
ceiyed slight bruises
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MILWAUKEE, RUNS UP TIE FLAGS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 26.-The Saenger-
fest Of the Northwestern Bunf began here to-day The
streets and buildings have been deliberately decorated
Marketaqusro is uncovered with evergeens while the
buildings are garlanded and fairly covered with gay
trimmings and banners. East, Water. State and Chest
nut-sts and the approach QuDter's Park notice
able for their beautiful appearance. The programme
for tonight consists OF reception concert the Skat
ing Rink which has been remOdclled for this OcC2s
Mayor Black and John Z. Ludwig, president of the
Bund, made tho welcoming speeches. The leading
COMFORT OF the feast takes place TOMORROW night, and
Sunday will be the grand procession followed
by a picnic at QuintePs Park.
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CAMPAIGN INCIDENTS.
GATHERINGS IN THREE STATES.

THE REPUBLICANS OF MAINE HOLD A STATE CON
yFNTIoN-EwING's CAMPAIGN IN OHIO ORGAN
IzED-THE wORKINGMEN OF CALIFORNIA.
The Republicans of Maine held very large
and harmonious convention at Bangor yester-
day. Senator Blaine was present and spoke,
and was enthusiastically applauded. ID. f.
Davis, of COrinth, a lawyer, was nominated
on the third ballot for Governor on
a fair election, hard money and temperance
platform. The Democratic State Committee OF
Ohio met at Columbus yesterday, and chose
John G.. Thompson for its chairman, and
Frank Mckinney for chairman of the EXecu-
tive Committee and thus manager of the
campaign. The workingmen of California
have held convention and nominated DR..
Hugh j. Glenn, a large wheat raiser. for Gov
ernOr.
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SMITH And BENNETT TO BE HEARD

THE JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT DECIDE TO
TAKE UP THE CASE Mkt WEEK.
TRENTON. n. j., June 26.-Yesterday James
Flemming of Jersey CITY, Of the lawyers employed
in defending Mrs. Jennie r. Smith and Covert ID. Ben
nett held a long consultation with the judges OF the
NewJersey Supreme Court, which is now III session In
Trenton regarding the writ of granted by Chan
cellor RunyOn and thrown out by the state Court Of
Errors and Appeals last Monday The judges OF the su
preme Court finally decided 10 consider the THIS
term instead OF granting stay Of sentence and holding
a special term. The Will be heard next week II
the new trial not granted Mrs Smith and Bennett viii
be hanged Friday, July 25 the day fixed By Judge
Knapp OF the Court OF oyer aud Termincr OF Hudson
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EGYPT UNDER A NEW RULER.
IsMAM RETIREs; TEwFIK SUCCEEDS.

THE CHANGE OF RULERS EFFECTED PEACEABLY-
GRAND RECEPTION HELD BY THE NEW KHE-
DIVE.
In accordance with the Sultan's decree Ismail
l., Khedve of Egypt, abdicated yesterday in
favor of his eldest son, Prince MahOmet Tew-
fix, who promptly assumed the vicaregal
authority. The new Khedive held
grand reception yesterday, which was
attended by Egyptian officials and the
principal Europeans in Cairo. The Sui
tan has issued another decree reyok-
ing the authority formerly granted the Khe-
dive to make treaties and maintain a standing
army. The Porte promises to exert its influ-
ence to put the Egyptian finances in good
condition, and reform the abuses to which tho
country is subject.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-First Lieutenant
A. H. Russell Ordnance Department, is relieved FROM
duty at the Rock Island. Ill., Arsenal, TO take effect
upon the expiration of his present leave Of absence and
will report duty the Watertown, Mass, Arsenal
Second Lieutenant NJ shaeer. Fifteenth Infantry, Is
transferred to Company l., Ninth Cavalry.
The date retirement from active service by General
Humphreys Chief Of Engineers United states Army will
depend upon the passage OF the bill now before Con-
gress authorizing promotion to his position III case OF
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An INTERESTING CRNEENNLAL.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, June 26.-AbOut
5000 persons attended the centennial anniversary Of
Cummington Hampshire County to-day. Senator Dawes,
native Of Cummngton read historical address and
John Bryant OF Princeton Iowa. brother OF the late
william Cullen Bryant read a poem. The exercises
were held on the grounds of William e. Bryanps old
home and several OF HIS near relatives were present.
Among others present we've Governor Talbot Charles
Dudley Warner and Professor Norton, OF Harvard.
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GENERAL FOREIGN Ne VS..
THE LATE PRINCE NAPOLEON.

PARIS, Thursday, juno 26. 1870.
There was a large attendance at the mass
celebrated in memory Of the late Prince Imperial at the
Church Of Saint Augustine to-day The working classes
were Only lneagrey represented Prince jerome Bona
a rte md his .On Prince Victor Present, also Lord
Lyons the British Ambassador, and other diplomatic
representatives. There no disturbance whatever
The Ordre the paper which NJ Roubers controls. re-
produces and pty authenticGtes, account
Of an interview In which A. Rouher. replying ques-
ton as 10 who would take the place OF the deceased
Prince Imperial said Prince Jerome will, II lie accepts
that serious responsibility"
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SUMNER TRIPS For SENATOR'S.
THREE-FoURms OF THE WHOLE WEARY SENATE
BOOKED TO MAKE "TOURs OF THE CONTINENT
AT THE PUBLIC EXPENSE.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRTBUS

AT THE PUBLIC EXPENSE.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, juno 26.-Twelve subcommittee
composed entirely in part of Senator's and nclud-
ing in their membership about three-fourths Of the
entire body, have already been empowered to sit
during the Summer vacation. The majority of these
committees are armed with authority TO ''make the
tour Of the Continent" Senator Conldng ex-
pressed it to-day or to travel to distant parts ac-
companied by deputy sergeants-at-arms and other
attendants, while their travelling expenses are to be
provided for from the Contingent fund Of the Sem
ate The House has been somewhat less liberal to-
ward its members. Not one Of these rowing commit
tees will have any duties connected in the remOtest
degree with the special work for which this session
was called. This matter was briefly referred to In
cautiOnary terms by Senator Conkling, Senator
Morrill, and Senator COckrell to-day. Still another
project ia on the calendar for the formation OF
Joint committee on mines and mining, 70 act In con.
cert with the General Land Commission provided
tor at the last session of Congress.
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TELRGRAPHIC NOTES.
AsMALL BOAT SAILS FOR

AsHALL BOAT SAILS FOR ENGLAND
HALIFAX y. S. June 26.-Ihe boat, Uncle Sam,
win capaln Goldsmith wife, sailed to-day for England.
CANADIAN FAILURE
MoSTprAI June 26.-Ihe statement OF the DILL
cJal assignee the estate OF T. j. Cneton Co.. drYgoods
merchaats, shows deficiency OF S326.45O.
4 QUICK VERDICT FOR HENRY CLEws.
MAYVIILF n Y. June 26.-Ihe suit against
Henry CeWs by Henry sheldon Co tried here today
Judge Grosvenor the nd ayerdiet for MI
Cews. .. .- r,,,., q, =. MN, rrv ,w,Dp
CUPsTFR Penn, Juno 26.-1he practice ships
Mayd0wcr and standsh arrived at hoachs slnpya9 las
nigh with the cadet engineers Of the United stas naval
Academy. -
EXCISE OFFCERS RESIGN IL DISGUST -
PoRI JkEyIs. y. Y, June 26.-JOlIn l.. Bonnellt
A. and trcdsurcr
he loa nd OF Excise withdrew Um that body to-day on ao
count Of not beng sustained he people IN carrying out
the law. ...a,. - 1,-r,,c
MONTREAL, June 26.-The polling to-day IN the
County Of Camby to MI the vacancy caused by the unsea
ing Of Dr. tConsery atiycl Ia the Ouebec Lslau
resulted election Of n. Pefonaine AbeTl by sky
majority. -
TICKET AGENTS on MOUNTAIN TOP.
GoRHAM n. H. June 26.-Ihe ticket agents ex'
cur.on which left Philadelphia Monday afternoon,
reached Boston yesterday morning From that point the
agents started the White Mountains This morning theJ
ascended W tho summit ot Mt Washington.
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1879

ported that he viii not accept the nomination unless In
dorsed by the Democratic Convention. which VIII meet
next week His friends In the convention indorsed the
platform in his behalf Dr. Glenn is one oil the iarRes.
wheat raiserB in the State.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS number OF names were
proposed but were subsequently Withdrawn. john T.
West Los Angeles, received the nomination by &C
camaton.
recess was taken until this evening.
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CARD FROM Mr.. MURCH.

WASHINGTON, June %. - The following
card has been supplied for publication:
The statement published throughout the country mat
the managers OF the Toledo Convention had receiver
encouraging letters from Messrs. Wright, Jones' Lowe
Murch ana other National members OF Congress Is
wholly untrue There is not a National In Congress WHO
approved Of coalition there or elsewhere $780,
4. III. MURCH,
Chairman National Congressional Committee
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sought to Justify the suppression OF an
essential portion of the truth and the putting tortn
Of portion which conveyed an idea when ne Knew
to be erroneous. by retefating that the statement
was official and issued by the Treasury Department.
There Senators on both sides who would NOT
even in political debates, decend to such prac-
flee.
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At WORK AGAIN IN WESTERLY.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., June 26.-The strikin
spinners and weavers In the Westerly woolen mills
turned TO work this morning, satisfactory compromii
having been made.
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istration should he kept low as is consistent with
an efficient operation of IFS several departments.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
THREE BALLoTs-sPEECH BY MR.. BLAINE.
The committee TO count the votes for Governor
reported as follows:

Senator Blaine being noticed on the platform was
called out in the midst of scene of wild enthusi-
asm. The ovation to the great leader was a splen-
did tribute of admiration from the best men
of the Republican party of Maine. Round
upon round of cheers was given for him.
Senator Blaine made one Of his most vigorous and
telling five-muute speeches, especially arraigning
the Observation-Disclosures coalition, and citing the
record of the fusion members from this State to
show that Greenbackism leads straight into the old
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SCHOOL APPOINTMENTS.

TRENTON, n. j., June 26.-The State Board
OF Education met Capitol to-day and elected the
following county superintendents Essex, Charles NJ.
Davis: Mercer William j. Gibby Cumberland, william
o. Garrison MddieseX, the Rev. Ralph Welsi Warren,
J. s. smitn UunterdOn, X. l.. Swackhgmuler.
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AN AFGHAN PRETENDER IN THE FIELD.
LONDON. ThursdaJ. June 20. 1879.

The Manchester Guardians London cOrre-
spondezt says The Indian Government has received In
formation that Abdul R9pman, the Pretender TO the
Afghan throue, who has hitherto lived under Russian
protection has Invaded Badasan and that the Afghan
troops IA Balkh lave reyOlted.
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A NEW COALITION PROPOSED.

LONDON, Friday, June q. 1879.
According to The National ZeituaG, Russia
Is eude.voring TO form coalition with Turkey and
France against Euglaud. Austria and Germany.
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CONGRESS TRYING AGAIN
A LAST FORLORN ATTACK.

THE NEW CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE ELECTION LAWS
BEGUN IN THE HoUsE-GENERAL NEWS OF THE
CAPITAL.
The two new caucus bills for the expenses
of the courts were reported to the House
yesterday. One of them was passed. The
other, containing the legislation hostile to
the enforcement of the election laws, was
taken up. but was not acted upon. The
Republicans secured the right to have
this bill debated for an hour. 1t will
be taken up to-day. The Republicans
of the House filibustered to prevent a
vote on the Political Contributions bill yes
terday, because the Democrats refused to
allow General Garfield to speak. Mr.. COnk-
ling has protested against the large number
of subcommittee which are being authorized
to sit during recess. Senator Davis, of West
Virginia, has been detected in insincerty in
his attacks ON the Treasury bookkeeping.
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GENERAL MYER IN PARIS.

PARIS, thursday, june 70 1873.
General A. j. Myer. Chief of the United
states sigual OGice, has arrived from Rome. He
10 louAon TO arrange matters OF mutual interest with
the Brush Meteorological Onice.
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IsMAIL RETlRES FROM POWER. /

HE ACQUIEsCTs IN me sULTAN's DFCREE FOR ms
REMOVAL his SON ALREADY INSTALLED.
CAIRO, Thursday June. 30 1879.
The Khedve has received the Sultan's order de-
handing his abdicaton in favor of his son, Prince
Mahomet Tewfik, and has expressed his compliance
with the demand. 1t is expected that Prince Tewlk
will publish proclaim tion tonight announcing
his accession to the Vice-ROyalty of Egypt IL is
believed that Ismail. the ex-Khedive, will quit
Egypt on Monday.
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ANOTHER BoNAPARTIST CONVERTED.

The introduction of the Governments Irish
University bill las post poued I'll next Monday.
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LONDON. Friday. June ~ 1879.
NJ. Boumat, Bonapartist leader at Mar
sci lea has become Republican.
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ORGANIZING IN OHIO,

TIE DEMOCRATS PATCH UP A COMPROMISE IN THEIR
PARTY AND MAKE FRANK MKINNEY MANAGER
OF THE CAMPAIGN-EwISG IGNORES THE BANK
nr-ncr
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IA PArAL ouARRrL oyEn az EsrArE

ATLANTA, Ca, June %" Jim" Burton has
shot and killed his brOlernlaw j. 7. kcAs both farmers
living IN AerriWether County The trouble OF
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EXCISE OFFICERS RESIGN II DIstbSl' q,
n. \ AZ I,,Itr l. Rnuuel

I (UFSTTR, Tcnn., JUlc -O-I NJ VIdt IIVt-' IIIT''
H,or1Ucr ana standsh arrived Roach's smpyard last
Ii6 with The cadet engineers Of the United STATS Naval
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THE IRISH UNIVERSITY QUESTION.

LONDON, Thursday. June 30 1879.