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The Portland daily press., 1879-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SECTION ISL,

SECTION ISL,
ENDOWMENT RANK, k. OF p.
The Regular Monthly Meeting of this Section will
be held at Pythian Hall on WEDNESDAY EVE,
Sept oath, at 8 o'clock, Every member is requested
to be present as business of Importance will come
up for action. GOODHUE, Secy.
Portland, Sept. %, 1879. sep23snd2t
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-24

ISales of the Brokers Board Sept. 23
First Call.
So 800 Eastern Railroad 41as... ........... 80
100 Eastern Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 1917
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-24
DEA THIS.

In winslow, Sept. II, Mrs Maggie A. Jones, aged
% years months.
In Albion Sept. 8, Robinson Davis, aged 81 years.
In North Arson, Sept 4, M. e. F. Witherell aged
70 years l month.
In North Anson Aug. 49, Mrs. Hannah, Wife of
Robert Keef, aged Al years months.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-24
SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
Aug 12, lat % S, Ion 80 W. brig Belle Pre- scott
White, from Buenos Ayres for Boston.
Aug "a, no lat &C. barque Boylston, Small, from
Bangor for Rio Janeiro.
Sept H. no lat, &c, ship Santa Clara, Toboy, from
Philadelphia for San Francisco.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-24
Boston stock Market.

BY water conveyance--1o0o bush Cornmeal to
W. True s. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-24

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The following is
the text of the order of the government of the
Dominion of Canada prohibiting temporarily
the expectation of cattle from the United
Gtnfn
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-24

MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER "a
Sun rises ....... $40 High water. GOA
Sun sets........... 5.55 Moon SETS. morn
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-24
Base Ball.

Base Ball
Clevelands 10, Chicagos Z; six innings
darkness
Bostons 7, Providence 3.
, 1879-06-30
MILWAUKEE.
Tho aanhgerfest Cots On It's Flnauctn1 Legft
and the slpEcrs Go Iialnu llnppy.

Tho sanhgerfest Cots on It's Flnar,ctnt 1egft
a"u the sllEcrs Go fiomu linppy.
sptetas Dtspatch to 1hs TrtbHuA
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June o9.-rhe festival os
ths Northwestern 8acnGerbuad closed thu
morning in the usual annual meeting. Aceurd'
ing to the report submitted by Tho Secretary,
the Bund NOW embraces twenty-five socutics ID
good standlng, with III active members. OF
4'e societies four are SOW organizations. Ila
following ofllcers were chosen tor the ensuibs
year: President, John c. Ludwig, OF Mll~au'
kce; Vlco-1'Fes!dent, G. Arcuberg, Of Water
town; Cofscsponalng.Secrctary. II. Gacr,nsh
OF Madson.- It 'was decided to hold tho nsit
feattyal ut Madison. Not lc4s than a0to
strangcrs Visited tic city to-day for tho p4Eposs
Of attending tho closing festivities Of ta'
Duna. Many cams BY spectA tralas
and steamers. One train OF els'sa
cars canlo from Freeport, ILL.,, oyer tho Western
Uulon Railway, lhe procession td!s afternoon
was 4 yrrY ilnu affair. 1t was divided tnto 1Vll
divisions, each headed BY band, un1 ctnb'area
bgtweeu ,6O0 apl w active aud honorary
lntInbess. The sheridan anl koscEusko uuaF1a
headed tho colutnu. Iie plcuia at Quentas
Park drew an tMplunso throug Ut people. AT
O'Clock not les. than Il, S,OtU people werc eongre-
gpted within tue park 1urlosurb, covering every
available. foot ot gyounA. Financially t'l1s
Hat4ugerfast kAas bceu u succusa. Up to lass
evening t4tfu wss \ deficit ui SinDZ 1lIt p.c-
n!c has not only wiped cut this tEli',ug amount,
but will lexTu, ,6eslAus surplus Ut nvef 9:,otV
to be divided bstWeen tho sueIelus comprising
the AuuI. ::
, 1879-06-30

.epfcfas Correspondence of The Tribune,
MT. VERNON, In, June 27.-Ycstcrday cIoscl
:. ttie Gnmni6ncqtncnt exercises OF Cornell Col.
'iaSo!"| 0h supday informing, June 81, President
WE. Ktny' u. D., delivered tho Daccalauscate
discourse, md Sunday afternoon tile Rev. il. ".
bennett the annual sermon. Monday and Tues.
day ~oro occupied by tho business 1ucctsnss o.
tic Alumni, and Board Of Truateos, and the
hnal class examinations. On Monday evening
tic annual euncert was held III the now cl,apcl
under The supervision Of the Professors Of Tie
Conservatory Of Music, md on Tucsday eyen-
my an address was .gTYen under the auspices Of
uio Literary !. Aoctctfua Ut the College by ths
Rev. Dan!pl Curry, 4. D. Ill. D, Tic cxamt
snuttons closed III: IL IN. Wednesday,, mud tNs
cadet, ..reycw. took. place at. $3.50 D. n.
on "Wednesday cYontnE, nftor nn orattun bs
fr1f. j. ". Akcrst II. s., tile AlumnIlIellI sI,et
annual reunion und banquet. Thursday, Juns
~. Waa commencement proper, nhu tho uratiou,
u tho graduating class, as,d the Muster.
orntlon, tuok up the entlro dar. The rrauu.
atiIig class, consisting Of tue following tsoInuerb
Gtnlon, y; Z. Conrud, w., +. Cramcr, Z. ).
naly. I!ll llama, lse,uhart Hid, 4. 4. Ingolpt
Y. u. Lee, u. H. Lyon. C. b. Marine, j.csof
Martin, Bcno Afartin, Frank Mckay, /. q.
ltooney. j. Il. Barturt, II. L. auastoss, N. +.
smith,, Armstrong Spear aazr!ie Stephru,,
Adc!! Stephens. E. TGllman, 4. j. Van Auds,
=. III. Vtrdcn, q. ". Welch, uni Clara Cou1ey.
Tho productions Of tho ctass throughout were u
high character, aia tbs Masters orattou, de-
the crowunE glory ot Tic day. The amount Of
$l5,W9 was subscribed 1uflug tho >lay, an4
everything PROMISES fair for tie future Vi Cor
nell College.
, 1879-06-30

8nerfdI WstAlfch to THt Tffb,Nt
TEnnH HAugH. Juno 2y.-A feeling OF bitter
condemnation ls exhibited here against Senator
Voorhees, fur fts statement, In Ills recent speech
In tllu United States Senate, that he was.
during tic War, as good friend to the
soldier In Union causo as Morton. All
the ex-sodicrs Ut the war rcsldin,, here,
estimated ut about500 to COO, arc generally very
indignant about it,trrcspcctye OF political sontt-
tncnt. II Ia q weIl-known fact here that he
was, all through tho War, bittcr cnemy to
the cause OF tic Union, and showcd such feel.
lnEs br many acts and in mnnY speeches.
In whicl, he denounced Union soldiers as "Lin-
coln's dogs and hi.ellnss," dcrlded tho green.
back money, etc. Persons lIcre r1aiu1 to have
propf that lie was CONNECTED with trcasoonblr
measures md ciforts against tho Federal Gov
crnsncnt: An Indignation mcctlng Of old sol-
dlers only is called for, to be held Monday
night, to provo tic falsity Of hts elaborate aa.
sertion, mid show l,ts rca1 conduct as nj, enemy
and not. fricnd. Many Of his acts will, 10
doubt, bo shown III tint are not geuesal,y
known to tic uuolic. On une OCCASION num-
otr Of soldiers OF tl,n Slxty-th!rtl Regiment OF
inltana Infantry attempted to hung him on
railroad tEAin for ILLS conduct.
, 1879-06-30

np<ci"i o'sAuteA 20 JHH 3FtoHnA
OTTAWA, H., Juno 2s.-ln~ tla Appellate
Court to-day Lie following motions, etc., wcro
entered. At tho close Of tlla session the Court
ul!ouraed to 10 o'clock Tuesday morning:
MOTIONS.
10a. Raun. administrator, 70. Ram; appollnnta'
ttsne 10 1l8 brleta fartller extended to Jnly:
o7: rftsi.leat md Ttassos. Of Tho Village. Of
ESfSe ' " w.: Gatss a,"t!on to a1stko out part Of
:. III. Spr!nsdoia : Peoria railroad Company Va.
iIs iy 10 I'll y IT. wSS stas @
i .ssa "a s6dft @ sssutd d slta desses. . '
These rauscs wcre dockuted yesterday ssfter-
several cascs, dismissed u recorded above, tl.e
appellants tnilns to pcrlect theIr4Husutu court.
GO. Car 70. Miner; nation 9y appellee tos fur.
thor extension OF ttmo to fllo briefs.
extension OF ttnio TO !Ia 1rieis. -
ii; ~: Gtass: q q! w. nauon motion to stzito
u Yss. uy ba,ss hs cou by appss.
for e1teastun Of u1ne to isIe brIpfs. '
" President and TEu.tsea Vt THO Town Of Earl.
ana n,utlon for leayo to lla additional transcript
GALL or DOCKET.
III. daraold W, Berry; argued orally by appel.
~. M"ora ys. Wright; argued orally and taken,
VI. scott ". ive:i taksa.:
iS. iiss iisssy q Il. ~ dsa; d ssatinuca TO, .sry.
!27. Yase+ CITY ". psyor; taken,
IT. 1oHtd at al. w. Ht1FnbsFx; taken.
d P5a1t4 SShetl ". leix ct nj. taken,
~, Maggsnann VI. lcfsehhcsear: taken.
:, ~. Fe1ftA 1Fdascript GaMpsAy VI, Mpliue Eapss
Company; taken. =
~. Wseorr ". Mackay; taken.
~. Willard ". Cooper, etc. taken.
". Wilcox VI. Danturtl; kukaH,
W, Love ". Mas!0Y; takei,.
96: sawycF u q. Y. Tho Peopls cx rcI. taken.
o! lol, CA1caYo y Alton ltallsoaa company ".
l@0, elliott ". Houth; taken.
II you hare Eleumat'sl. neuralgia, or brglse,
epta!.. OF Gut usa - btowns liout9lloid psuscsa."
, 1879-06-30

PORT HURON.
ponT l1uRoN, Mich. Juno o0.-fassel Up
Props j. Bcrtsc!y. St. Paul, Atlantic, Mil
waukrc, N. X. Fairbank, Roanoke, Annio
Young, E. D. ualc with Jamcs C.. Harrison,
AlvA Bradley, David Wagstai, and ]. i. Card,
Allegheny and barges, J. Chafreo md basgcs,
tug Vulcan. 4. Chamberlain with John Nlurtin.
scfrs America, Niears, II. N. sspyc,. William
Jones, Exile, St. Clair, G. atagIll, Fannie Cau,p-
bell.
Down-rrops Gordon Campbell, snnIlac, NJ.
Maxwell, Forest Cty, with schr Pulaski md
consort, Sparta With fchr F. ". Glilurd mud
consort. cuyahoaa and bargcs,. tug lily Of
A1psne p; Will, schr Falmouth and !!arge., tug
consort, JOHN II. Pratt, Vampire. Hclvctta,
Camden, doldon West, lrts, Adventure, Il.
Richmond. Gladstone, Louisa Monterey, rol-
man, 8. Y. Il. Watson, E. N. Davidson, +. u.
L0rkc.
Wtud-Northcast weather 1lnc.
, 1879-06-30
on 10.
1FIJIO,
Eptefat Correspondence of The Trtbuna.
cLEYkLAsp, Juna @8.
=

eAssk1Asns JuAa "os
1'nnm.:on 1nan ~: Ia
freed uncIs Dick IN aouy. .apple ..,ee.
Hnt tnels Dick,
TIL, Jntn ny 7, ~ nuir uIJ smG1, n9d u,s ,,.,.,.
III. o,,ovc lincs ,ycra .ec,, nns,a;, " n ~. o
horsr cro,.er,,s,oro ~ st,o,, n"s"a,., .'.s eu
tIr,o,, T., ,,a F,.,,t, ,var, ~ ~. po'
,hev would sce,n nrr,tv wall ~ o,nross H. 10
nolit,p.l st1tattou in tIe rrc,t Htato ~ ,,o
or nroscn,. hayc conci1as ,,a.,.i.,...,, ~ o 1nas
thcir 7oor c,oracto ~ frn rao.f,s' ...s''1N,l
.o ,,tacs than, =, a." ,ouI -, ~ s%"pot'
American r,tvrn re..,,Ir,, e,,..t,Io ~ ~
{,ho n ia vrrv t,Ii1lcult N ,r,roc,,.o 49, ~ ~
crent of ,hr reat ncnocro,iu p ra ~. ~ .a.'
IN, ,,cre I, hos a,wos. hoor s,.A. >.
tht. rnr,v in ,b. stoto t,,", ~ soas, 49,, VI
,ccns ~ hc INV shoy ~ nht .tnt, 80 ."sso
l.r nf,r ts onnlronts hcco,oc ans, "'
md the rontest r,.1.tot - 49,, =. ,r.|1
contcst usna,lr r..nIs IN soa. ~ ,,, ~ H., a.ns s
~ n,,sn.tss H., f.o,tars ,s,a. a"te A!e to nsut
i,oh,o r,:,,,t r,o n",nnss..ta 10 VIC 'nef-
S.a,. o. w. ..s ,.,u I.nosaa'le magn'ha III LUIS
etato has run ~ Ioll pressure Tor fhc past two
wor3ss ar1 piled III tl,A fuel, The natural bnn.
grlucss Of tbs marty. ocrnslnncf1 hv = 1orr ~.
a. ,,, pas ~ea0.ousa ~ 'u"s !aSt'
"'6' "os o"4f ose" "o.4 ofaeea up n LILO suort
lease OF power Which 1t has lad. Tho opinion
was abroad that this huugrfposa was to b. satts.
fad nv n 1nne, f.n.t at tha nuh,to c-ft 49,. .,,.
nn, ,Htn1 s. ~ sas pnus es.o ano tae
3 ' ~" s,s,', w. " ass'uo a'"ong tie
4caae's "ao eno"'a ket LUG nsst place at said
cgip. Ihuz rouRh-RnIl-tumbla scrambe fol.
lowed, which has resulted in tho sttuatfon ~,
preascd IN lhe rhytnu Given aboyr.
, 1879-06-30
ROME.


w tublf TO Htn 1oFE 1ieruld.
Roatg, June 28.-The plca1lngs In The Lam-
bestiaI-Autonclii wt'lcaao hnyo beon closed, u,,d
the Supreme Court ts preparing tho sentence
coniornlably With Advocate. .Gencral Pascale'e
arguments yesterday:
Firss-Thero Is no written evidence to proye
That the Countess Lambcrt1nl IL the daughter
of Cardinal ,Antoncilt
Serond-1f she is really the daughter Of the
Cardinal, she would be, according to canon law,
sacrllcaious child; that is to say, children Of
priests bad not even the right to claim parent
ege.
TafH'-1t would heimmornl for hcrto abandon
Legitimate social position TO become illcqitimato
for mcrccuary purposcs.
Advocate Manc!ni pleaded In behalf Of tho
Countess, and Dachettont for tho brothers OF
Cardinal Autonell!,
Countess Lambcrtanl gained her suit before
TIC civil tribunal. sho lost it before tic Court
o. Appeals, aud fas Lost agatn iu the Supreme
Court. ehe Is now condemned In costs 1O0, OpO
lire (abort see5. .oo0. Her part Of the Cardinals
Inheritance would have been o,c 600 lire.
, 1879-06-30

BEL0IT COLLEGE.
sp<ttai Dtspaseh 10 Tbs Tribune
BaLolr, WEs., Juuo 20-.~FollowIng is ,an ub.
struct OF tho Daccaiaurca,o Sermon preached
this forenoon by Dr.. A. L. Chaplin, President Of
Beloit Collcgc, In tie F,rst Congregational
/ Church:
u. Timothy, H., H." Nevertheless tho foun-
Lord kuowcth them that ata ll!e: AMI. Lst aYary
ono H., nau'eth thu name Of Christ depart from
lho blending Of Christian faith and right
life form tIc co1npete man. Paul reads in-
scr'ted pn tho cnrnur-stono Of tle Christian
Church tw0 linus wlltc'. reveal tue elements OF
it, strength and security, Thh double inscrlp-
tion indicates Tic two great departments Of
Christian truth, viz: what rau IL to bc!ieyu
concerning 0od; nnd what duly God requires Of
mau.
Head in tho light Of Tie whole Gospel, Tho
acccptanco Of the tlrst statement implies a be-
i. In the existence Of personal God. i.
2. Tint God bus sperias, ozaet cognlzance Of
8. That God subjects men to discriminating
tests WHICH make tno present lilo probation,
autl Eroup mun IN two great classes: the go4ly
antl tllo uugb1ty.
!. That God holds In special favor Them That
a,o ills.-xnowillS them With approval aid
D. That, In Tho oud. Tho Son must reject them
issIies Of uruhatiot, nav bc cnnt.icte~ A''@ '"'
In ria r,I,rr Inscrin3I ~" ~ - .. a"..r n .,.
nnmath Ii,n nam" ~ rhrIst cror, 1uv r,, WY ~,
tnnity.n Il W. rcn IN liza it1ht ~ ia sG Gm,s,. y,
taarhIinp. 1"' ~ '''' ''S"' " t4'o o"'os's
i. 4 fncopn,tron of ,ho n1oca ,,,, on,co
cl,r,st M III 1ns W.d"9,s h.t ~" ~. WI W
man r. *ffc"t y,st,nc;Iia,,Nn o't"een ooA1 u!'o
j 'Tha .irnflica nv" ~ .i'at ,,. ,xh,,,. ,,,t.a
sors1 ~ i:nsjss .ssTna am, ,st "et "nEn utes
braces a!l VIC know of Christ: to naine ulat
t%a h1'hasa ~ t'taa ~ ~ p'Gcsn u'selp'esuP
, 1879-06-30

NNVIG ATIOE NDTE9.
The tug Mcclellan Is In dry-dock receiving
some minor repairs.
Tile tug Willie Drown lost her shoe In tho
the lake basin yesterday.
Tho schr Rutherford D. Hasca went to tho
Northwestern Elevator yesterday afternoon to
take % af.0o0 bu whcat, on ". 7. Duker IL
Co. q account, for buffalo,
Late Saturday night While tic stmr Peerless
llyas Pasatng through ono Of the draws OF te
Randolph street bridge, tbs jhboo,n Ut q
schooner canlc IN contact with gou,o portion OF
sail vessel Was not damaged.
Can't. st. Fatcr tas not made any tests Of tIs
nov Eun % yet, Gut will probably 10 70 about
jnly4. Lieut.. Walter, lnspretor Of ule Life
expected here aoon to drill tic crew 10 liz uso
Of tho glu. s
, 1879-06-30

Hp{cIE1 7HAUHltH 70 3H8 1F1bHHA
MICHIGAN ClTr, June 99.-Capt. Miller, of
tic scl'r Rouse Simmons, whot while crossing
tho railroad track at this place OF Friday hight,
was struck By an engine died Yesterday. and his
body was takcu to Pontwatsr by tic train to-
night.
Capt. Walters Of tho schr David Aucv, on
fFrtday night, when abnut ten miles oil Michigan
City, WIS knocked overheard during squali
and was drowned. Up to this writing Ills body
has not been found. Men haye been sent along
resided at Spring Lake, n,nl leaves family.
The Katc Howard, which wns i,uacet last
summer, hes bccn got of, md Ia being re-
paired.
, 1879-06-30
Conversation at Pittsburg with
the Son OF Ex.President
Grant.
Widespread Nausea Caused in Indiana
by tue Hypocrisy Of Dan
Voorhees,.
An Interview with Senator Md
Donald Regarding Matters
IN Gcncrn1.
Some Reaaons Why tho Democratic Com.
munion in Ohio Is Not Harmonious
and United.


4OuNG 3UANTs
aptcfut DtsptfcA 10 7h4 It1bun&
rirrsnund, rn.. Juno 2o.-U. 8. Grant, Jrs, IL
visiting retatsvcs at Littto Washington, fow
miles from l'sssburR. lie posscsscs bis fatt.cr's
Gilt of taci.urntY, but III interviewer managed
to cltrst from him tho following rather guarded
expressions of optnion:
4'Wtfl your fatier DO O candidate for tho Pres
tdcncy In t8S0l"
"Wcl1. tint ts rather pointed question. 1lc
has not said tnuet, aboHt it.'s
"llns he referred TO its p1ans upon returning
"Ycs, slr. lie writes that fe wishes to return
~ priyatc 1ifc un cnjov thu sweets Of solttude'
In tllat case, whore doea he propose to
- think t very probable that ho wilt settsc
in Halcna, H., lts old home. fIo has always
cherished kindly feelings toward that city, ailu
writes tlat he wistlcs tu settlo there again.
"Wilas about bis connection with tlle Presi-
dencYln
"Woll, II his friends urge him, l,o will most
likely let matters take telr natura, ro,,rse.''
Ihts sras NIL young Grant could be Induced to
sny. The last paragraph Ut the tntorylew sceus
70 strengthen tho impression tint the ex.
President Is In tho han..s Ut Ills friends, pottl-
cally Speaking, ni' would accept tie uotnlnation
FOR tla Presidency II 1t SHOULD bu tcnucred 10
lin.
, 1879-06-30

Tllcro was tic usual big crowd about Clark
street br!dec yesterday to sec the excursion
stenmess OIL md hcar tho bands play. Trips
were snado to South Chicago by three steamers
a,la to Lincoln Park by ohc aud oil carried full!
compliments Of passengers. About o'clock In
thu evening, Just utter ono Of tic boats came in,
fight occurred at the nortt end Of tho hsidgc
between two men, which grew nut Of di0leul.
ty on the stramer, a1Ni one individual was badly
injured about tho face. Mo arrests were ,palle.
, 1879-06-30
INSANE.

W. n. Turemsn, MI cx-ToWn Collector, vhoso
family res!do at No. 2o5 Superior street, vas
last evening locked up at tue Chicago Avenue
Station, to await tho disposition Of hls irleuJs.
atr. Turcnan has been afflicted for rear OF
'nore with softcntng Of tAs brain, and h.s
MAladY recently took 80 serlous form that it
WA Aectdeu tu place him under sotno restraint,
To-day probably 1t will bo detcvmined whether
he would Ge bcnctltsd by torn In somo
asYluin. Ths County Court will ~ asked to
care tof his person and etfects.
, 1879-06-30
FRANCE,
THE PRIMER.


LONDON, June 29.-Thc Standard l,aa the fnl-
lowing under date Of Durham, Juna 0: "Tle
collin contatng tho remains OF the Prince I'M
pcsial, o., its arrival at Pictcrmar!tzbure, was
wrapped In the French colors, the Prsncc's
swosd ontl.hclmct placed thereon, and his horse
led alter 1t.
Il fISEn.
LONDON. June GA Paris dispatch states
that the editor Of tho 1ri1ou1t: has been sen
fenced to al1' months imprisonment a.nl 5000
francs lnc for carlcatusIng President Grevy,
Ministers Ferry, and Lcpcrc, and II. 0arnbetsa.
- CnopS
in all parta Of Franco havo been Injured by
ralns. The bcct-ro9t vines suffered heavily. A
heavy thunderstorm vtatted Paris tonight.
soyesa! persons were killed.
THE uLEHK or THE WEATHER.,
PANS, June 20.-Hliu!ater Noycs gayc a grand
dinner last evening In honor OF Gen. Albert j.
hYcr, Chicf Signal Officer Of thc United States.
The Director OF the Paris Observatory was pres
cnt. Gon. MyeE goes to London today.
, 1879-06-30
RED IAPE.

HARRISBURG. Pa., Juuo s9.-Tne Auditor
General has decided that, under tho Revenue
act Of tue 7th Of June. 1S7D. all institutions,
compau'ea. corpontlous, Or limited partncr-
shtps snall register In the Auditors Oeneral's Of
ace within utncty days after the passage Of tle
Rrt, under \ peuaity vi 500.
, 1879-06-30

A 1cot Of fortY.oscl.t sail md twcpty-threo
steam vcsscls arrived II during the twentr-four
hours ending at G o'clock lust evening, and
slxty.ono sal ard twelve atcatn crafts departed.
Thu grain i'oet, with an aggregate capacity of
100000 bu, got away from port, and small
lect OF vessels with cnrcoes of coal arrived res
terday. Twenty-Five or thirty lumber ycsscts
were at tl.u market last cvcn!nE. Wind utul
bean reported,
, 1879-06-30
THE INDIANS.

DIsMARcR, D. r., june a9.--rhe fost.Tradet
at tho Poplar River Iuulan Agency. just arrived.
says that tbs trouble linoux llls Indians ut llsa
Aneilcy ID over, aud never assumed serious
vasuractes. tits Agent waa unnecessarily alaf1H
NH
, 1879-06-30
LIVELY WORK,

Very lively work was 1onu at the Dnnytllc,
Armour, Dole Il Co.'s 4 and u, Rock Island
a, CITY, 1l1tno1s River. Fulton, Northwestern,
AfreL!ne, Gnlcna, and Illinois Central D EIc-
yasora Saturday afternoon, an.t atl the vessels
chartered tim. dny, with tl.e exception of tho
achr John Wesley, were lodded by II o'clock Tie
sanl0 night
, 1879-06-30

&,ecfol D'4puteh &c 7As 1,sa.ne.
: BEtolr, WIS.,, suno 20.-1he annual address
to The Missionary Society Of the College w.s
delivered Tonight BY Dr.. Noble, Of Uulon Park
Church, Chicngo. Tho address was full ot
scholarly enthusiasm, and we'll rccviycl BY .ls
large audience.
, 1879-06-30

LONDON, June M.-Bcrltn dtspatches atate
uat Herr llobrccht, Minister Of Ftuanc.., has re-
e'Eaea, and Ds. Falk. Minister al Eccles.asncai
AnslIs, u about to Feslgn, tho latter Oh sccoupt
Of religious dlnercuces with tue Emperor. Itis
, 1879-06-30

Whca Jnmes AcKeogn was arrested At ttov-
idenc1 rsrtutiy fur tho murdus or hts stsp.
uot hrr. hs WAS sparched by tbs pnlee, n"o
putato was found In hls pocket. "ulFe !ne
for tho bcst Rirl tu PsoYIdaare. I carry It ios
the EhsumpttSGu u
, 1879-06-30

6ptctat 1<pafca to 1as Tttbune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. June 20.-Argycl, schrs
Allegheny, Danforth, llutchicson, Parker.
The new Western TRANSPORTATION Co.npauy's
prop Milwaukee, Cnpt. Hounds, arrived here
ths Afternoon On her first trip. She Is tne
steamer.
, 1879-06-30


Special Correspondents ot 7ae Tribune,
,RocKY0MD, Ill, Juno 23.-I1,e mast week h,,
been ono of UNUSUAL interest to tho citizens of
this city, H. having. been devoted to tho Com.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of tho Seminary aud 11Igb.
schools; all otllcr entertainments i,ayo lcen
postponed to give way to the educational oxhib.
Its OF these Institutions.
On Thursday, the twcntr-slxtll class of ,he
Rockford Female Seminary passed from uude,
Its management and protection.
The claas waa composed Of seyeu nccotnp]I.bea
Tonng ladies, as follows: Misses Ella G, SmIh.
Duquolt,, ILL.,; Susan ". Benedict, Aurora. III:
Aldlc F. Merrill, Dewitt. H.; Victoria Il,
Wlaren, Chicago, ill.,; Elm X. Foo.c, this civ:
bs@ns be!a Il ayas aNassPsy Pssk fiHe&t0o' H. HI and n'Fg D.
III. ii,e sct1ltnary snapci was handsomely dccor..
Tatet+ asid well filled with friends who lad al.
stumbled TO witness tho exercises.
Miss smith bado thu visitors hearty rel.
conc, ~ very agreeable Aild yclEChoscn nj.
Dress, Eacl, lady's cssay exhibited profound
thought md carilcst study,
- AM" Alumnm Essay" was read bY M,s. b.
Sclwyn, Clark, OF tho Class OF 'G3, WELCOMING
q. t,,g Al4nnso to their old Alma Mater; md
taehel by tiss Of love to homes Of Their own, Il
entrcated them 10 ever look With cherished
tecDlIectlons upon The school which rayr !,
ihenl many OF the valuable blessings oi theIf
lives. ,.s, S'
Tile Va1cdlctory was eycn by Miss Dowo,
sllo' 'tn- strung and appealing words, bads
formal farewell to TIC tcarlsrs aud tho clast.
uatca 0i 10.
.Tls progfamnc was tntorspcEscd NTH chotss
selections Of lnGstc
~ Tic evoninE 2 banquet was tcnlorcd to ,ha
Alnmnn ind distinguished visitors from, abroad
al,I rGfy pn1oygntp ttmu was had.
,Tile East and Wnss-Side utell:school cxc,.
, 1879-06-30
AFGflAN1STAN.


CltOIkNA. thc-
LONDON, Juno 20-A Cautlahnr ltsnatcll
says the cholera Is spreading In the villages of
tic Quottah district. The retiring troops suE-
fcrcd much from tho disease.
, 1879-06-30

NEW York, Juuc 2o.-Two children Of Mr..
Wiswall, OF tho Harlem Railroad Company,
were killed by lightning this afternoon Ia tront
Ut their home iu Morrisania.
, 1879-06-30

+ LosDoN, Cam, juno a3:-Last night Alox-
ander Darral,, aged CO, 'and Anaus Burke, agcd
50, e1nptnycs OF tho Great Western Railway,
were run over aud Instantly killed by yard
engine.
, 1879-06-30

BosToN, june 20.-It Ia reported TINT several
.yacsts wcrc capsIzed In thu lover larbor this
afternoon during heavy storm. No particu-
lnra -
, 1879-06-30

The merits Of III. Bulls Daby syrup sse =.
knuWtedlrI ~ III Mllu A2ru Vyuf l1sG II t0F ths
4lse..u* Vt t1ixrcy fseo oulr 2a csAta eotsss-
, 1879-06-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE TUUK ULO H0U.
LONDON, June 29-Grcat datrcss Ia reported
In the West Of ireland on account Of contEnucd
rains.
, 1879-06-30

MADRID, June 2o.-Thc Spanish frigato Al
mania and The var steamer Jorge juan have re-
ceIvcd ordcrs 10 leave tiavnua for San Domingo,
to support the demands Of tic Spanish Consul
at puerta Plata.