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STRIKING HIS WIFE WITH d CH4IR.
JAMES KING, OF PAssAIC CITY, N. j., CHARGED
WITH SERIOUSLY INJURING HIS WIFE.

JAMES KING, OF PAssAIC CITY, NJ j., CHARGED
WITH SERIOUSLY INJURING HIS WIFE.
James King, who Is employed in the
woollen mills OF Reid Barry, Passatc City.
was in New-York on Monday and returned home
under the influence of liquor He had frequently
beaten his wife, and while on his way home
he told several persons that he intended to kill he'll
When he reached the found his broher-in-aw
talking with Mrs. King. AS soon as TINS
visitor went away, King assaulted his WIG
with a chair. He struck her several times
over the head with IT,, and loft her lying
seuseless on the floor In pool OF blood. crowd col
lccted about the house, but King ran down Main-ave
followed by number II men. He crossed the Passae
River brd ge between Passac aud Bergen Counties but
was subsequently captured by Chief OF Police Odds
OF Passaic CIty. King refused to submit 70
arrest on the ground that he out Of the county 10
WHEN his crime had been committed, and he was only
subdued after a severe struggle. He was placed In
carriage ana taken TO Passaic CITY,
His arrest caused much excitement report or
the death Of his wife having been circulated:
The carriage was surrounded by 2 crow. 5n,d
hang him to the first lamp-post." After con
siderable trouble King taken To the station house
Yesterday he placed in the county jail to await the
result Of his wife's injuries.
TIE ante mOrtem statement Of Mrs. King was taken by
Justice Norton No hopes OF her recovery are enter
tanned.
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EXTRAPAY To CLERKS.
TIRE HOUSE TAKES ACTION WITH REFERENCE TO
EMPLOYEES WHICH SHOWS THAT ITS PRETESCE
OF RETRENCHMENT is FRAUDULENT.

employees WHICH SHOWS THAT ITS PRETENCE
OF RETRENCHMENr Is FRAUDULENT.
10y TELEGRAPH IRE TRIBCSE.l
WAsuINGTON, July LATTER Mr.. o. Turner had
disentangled himself from his colleague Mr. 7.
Turner and had his personal identity settled in the
House to-day the morning hour began, and was used
M in rocalls The unfinished business in the morn
ing hour was bill in regard to political assess
ments, on which the Democrats have had their say
but are unwilling that the Republicans shall have
theirs The latter determined two weeks ago that
under the circumstances no vote should be taken
upon the bill until next Winter. So an hour was
wasted to-day.
At 90 minutes before 2 the morning hour expired,
and then fifty members on their feet demand
ing recognition. The Speaker said that there
were several bills and resolutions which lie thought
could be acted upon by unanimous consent, and
that they ought to have attention. 1t turned out
when these resolutions presented, that the
most of them were found to provide for paying en-
ploy6s of the House who had been kept duty by
the Sergeant-at-Arms and DOOrkeeper without
thority of law and who could not therefore, be paid
without special order OF the House.
Nobody begrudges the clerks all the pay they get,
because since the Democrats have reduced salaries
the employees of the House are not oyerpaid; but 1t
is a fraud to cut of needed clerks and messengers
and reduce the pay Of those who are retained in
order to make the country believe that the Demo-
cratic party is reducing expenses, and them by sep
arate resolutions to vote extra pay to the clerks,
and legaiZe the employment OF extra men. Almost
all of these resolutions at first objected to to-
day but the earnest solicitation of the movers of
them the objections were withdrawn and they were
passed.
After the hour for final adjournment had been
fixed for O'clock, the House, beng without bust
ness, took recess for nearly an hour and half. On
being called 10 order again at o'clock. Que or two
bills passed, chiefly of local interest. The roll
was called upon one Of them.
After another short recess the time for the adj
jOumment arrived The Speaker, with few words
of thanks IL the House for its courtesy toward
him, declared the House adjourned. The announce
meut received with universal applause, and
then the members took their hats shook hands
with their colleagues and went out. Inc larger
part OF them have gone home.
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1879.

$50 327 or The total ordinary expenses, not including
interest the public debt, amounted 10 Slo4'o9e'
8s4 So
The Secretary Of the Treasury has received IN an
envelope postmarked New-York S17S 90 TO DO placed
10 the credit of the conscience fund.
The Interior Department has received information
from Agent Lincoln, at the Gros Ventrcs Agency,
Montana under date Of June 10, that British Indians In
large numbers have crossed the border that they are
destroying the bufiloes which the eros Venres,
AssinabOines etc depend largely for their food that
skrnishes have occurred between our own ana Tue
foreign Indians with loss OF life on both sides ana
that the British Indians well aimed and driving
the American Indians before them the latter being III
panic and desiring 10 cross the Missouri River
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SKETCH OF TIE NOMINEE.

DR.. AlOnzo GarceOn, the Democratic candle
date for Governor OF Maine, was born at Lewiston IN
1913 He was graduated from Bo6doip College In
1886 and Ia 1889 from the Medical College Of OHIO lie
then returned lewiston where he pracsed medicine
until elected Governor OF the State last January Dr.
Garcelon served in the legislature has been Mayor
OF Lewiston. ana during the was Surgeons General
OF the State. In 1865 he was unsuccessful Demo-
cratic candidate for Cong ress in the I'D District He
has also president OF the Maine Medical Society,
OF which he was OF the founders DE- Garceon was
one Of the original Republicans OF Maine. bus
left the party at the time OF the lmpeaeh-
meut trial OF President Johnson, and has since
acted with the Democrats. As business man
be stands high. In 1878 he the Democratic candi-
date for Governor aud during the campaign took de-
cided position favor OF hard money The Bland sil-
yer dollar" he said " T. fraud. II doesn't contain
on the face OF It." lie believes the National banks are
better than the old banks but tna they are based
upon principle maniesty unjust.
AT the election in 1878 the vote for Governor stood as
follows: Selden COnnOr WopD, 5G,3l9; Aloazo
Garcelon (DemD. 27S72; Joseph smith
reeu) II 4Oi, As no one OF the candidates received
majority OF the cast II became tie duty nf tho
owef house Log stature To send 20 the senate tEe
names OF two Of the candidates for The Once Of Cover
nor The Greoubaok men aud the Democrats agreed
upOn Messrs smith and Garceon, and tEe senate WitA
was Republican by nae majority, elected Or Gafeeion
ms was expected IN preference TO Mr. smith. The eec-
tlon by the Senate took place January - 1879, d. 6-
celon receiving q votes ana Mr. smith ~ votes
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
POSTAL CARS DOWN THE COAST.

POSTAL CARS DOWN THE COAST.
WuMINGTON, y. c., July 1.-The Atlantic Coast
Line begins today the running of the new postal cars
TIE CONsTELLATION AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX. n. s.. July 1.-Ihe United States cor
yee from Fortress Monroe arrived a. this
PAPER CURRENCY TO BE REDEEMED.
HAVANA July Ia decree Is published tppropri-
ang per OF the income of the Havana Lottery to 70
deem the paper currency.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, July I'D: @. Mills denies the
block in New.York. solt by Dun. Barlow Il co.
THE CANADIAN UNION CELEBRATED.
ToEoNTo, July l.--To-day, being the thirteenth
SER a general holiday throughout the Dominion.
AN INCREASE OF PAY GRANTED
OF me has been avcted They asked tor 90
additional per case after July l. The manufacturers
granted it,
THE CANADIAN CATTLE EXPORTS.
MONTREAL, July 1.-Shipments of live stock from
0T 5e 40 SfSat fa Rsl for the
Psg gs .ns s land and Ss hoss last YEAR -'''
TREASURES LIST OF THE CITY OF TOXIC.
SAN FRANCISCO July ,l.-Ihe steamer CITY OF
100, 1873 gold CON, sl2,5sl silver BARS $4,000 70
ADMITTING THE CUBAN SENATOR'S.
HAVANA, July Ia dispatch from Madrid an
that the senate has passed the bill the sen
Of their legal qaaea5ns The stood lis yeas TO 10
A PILGRIMAGE TO CANADA
PLYMOUTH, y. H., July l.-Between 400 and
500 French Canadians passed through here this afternoon by
t,uur6 al little Vi ago quebec. This is the first pill
mige United ~ The shrine OF saint Anne
dc Beaupre.
WRESTLING FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP
BFLLEyILLE, Ont, July 1.-The wrestling match
fog the yyweight championship Of America and 5000
side between D. e kcss o. Baltimore Nd and ,, Hugh
eKnu0u who four OF seven OF tho competitions
stipulated.
THE sHOwAECAEMETrTES AGAIN.
TOLEDO, ONO, July 1.-The annual regatta OF the
NorhWr-tcIu Amateur Rowing Association VIII DO held
bs on Thur,dny ana Friday Fourteen entered
Md The civ is Iapiy niny up with boating men, Tut
most race viii De the iuuruared class for
pr,r 5000 and the Championship OF the United
ttass the show Jaeucts, O Monroe. and kit
| alN aAsulls, OI Laot Saginaw, Mich.
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RACING AT NEWMARKET.


The race for the July Stakes took place to-
day at the Newmarket July meeting and was won Dy
Prince sotvkof's el estnu colt Mask. Lord Falmouths
bav dIly Ambassadress came I'm second and Mr.. r.
Peck's chestnut FLY Evasion third. Mr. r. LoTllsrds
bay colt Cherokee against which the betting was 10 l.
came in NTH RpssiteT rode the wUaer. Tue Dottig
against Mask was to l. against Ambassadors To j,
and against Evasion to l. The summary Is as follows
The July stakes 50 s0vergns each 80 forfeit for two.
wear old colts l24 pounds lilies l2l pounds the owner
OF the hOIse receive back Ids sake New l. l. u
(5A subs
Lord Fmouths b. T. Ambassadors. by queens hesaen
ger cut Of PretencC, by Glddlateur.
MI r. Pecks ch T. Evasion by wild Oats, on; OF Iva .
Mr. p Lorllard's chestnut tlly Poppoose and his bay
lilies NeTad and Geraldne which were entered 10 run
for the July Stakes for twoyeGrOld colts ana Miles, at
the Newmarket July meeting to-day, were scratched
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false, at which the Housc roared. Mr.. Turner de-
clared that he had abstained from the use OF lnox
icating liquors this entire session Of Congress, ana
that all who knew him knew that the asser-
tion that he had been called 10 order
for drunkenness in the House was false. re
said much more of the same sort lie
did not seem TO get il through his head that the
writer in The Ardldnche bad mixed those Turner's np
and that il was L. Turner who went without MS
Uhiskey for three days on one occasion. .
Mr. Hubbell then had TO max some explanations;
and there is no telling how long the thing wonid
have gone on if some had not called for the reg
MAR order
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HHIFAx. \. S. July l.-Captlin T. c. Flynn, OF
Tho Amrrlu schooner A. Leach from Boston iel nom aoit
tbs morning ten miles southeast Of LOoEpor, sheDurho
County, and died three hours aiterward
ARRESTED FOR 4 MYSTERIOUS MURDER
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., July l.-tharles Herman
and Thomas Welsh arrested here today ior the
~ ilan aria red biok who Was ystcIloun
Geaen 60 death Ia Philadelphia. Tho ohaise In
male by "A woman claiming 90 DO Hernau's VIE.
THE FRIGHIFUL DEATH OF WORKMAN.
BOsION. July l.--llenry White, man MY ear
old was IeAalL bail into daughter house az est
vile with Ops around his horns today, nheh tho ann
below the al with ono OF DIS hoii anu ZIP
usi LIs body completely Opcn causing instant 1oAh-
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ALONG CONTEST FOR A PATENT.

A DECISION IN FAVOR OF X. HOE a co. AZ 10 a
PART OF THE WEB PRESS. AFTER FOUR YEARS
OF CONTROVERSY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, July LATTER an interference con-
test lasting for four years, the Commissioner Of
Patents has to-day granted patent TO Il. Hoe d
Co., Of New-York, assignees of l.. c. CrOwell, of
Boston, for the combination with rotary web per-
fecting printing machine of a web severng mechan-
ism and a'rotary sheet-folding machine, which in
yention is used by the principal newspapers Of
the country. 1t is understood that a number of
New-York newspapers, using one or another adaptG-
ton of this mechanism, manufactured by rival
Co. for the same If indeed they do not have also to
stop using IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
THE GERMAN CABINET CRISIS.

LONDON, TuesdAy. July 1s1B-
A dispatch from Berlin to The Pal Mall
Gazette says Herr Hobrecht, the Minister of Finance
refuses to withdraw resignation unless the consttu
tonal guarantees demanded by the Liberals relative to
the disposition OF the surplus revenue be conceded II
is expected that Herr FAX the Minister OF Fec essslca
Affairs and Dr. Friedentha the Minister Of Agriculture
will make a similar stipulation. II Is reported that
Prince Bismarck is wavering The UltramOntanes also
demanded additional guarantees beyond those PROVIDED
In Herr Fran kensten's motion 10 distribute tue surplus
revenue among the several states"
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THE SEIZURE OF A PARIS JOURNAL.

in the Chamber of Deputies -to-dsy, NJ.
Bouehet questioned the Government respecting the
seizure Of the LGnne for false Tie Project OF
Police replied that no not striking at the LdnteTne
but OF an association Which was trying TO disorganZs
the Prefecture Police. NJ LEI ere, Minister OF the
Interior tanned That the conduct or the Pre- eel OF
Police was legal The discussion then closed Nearly
whole Paris press condemns the action OF the flC
feet OF Police In seiZlng int 1uurna.
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HlLFA MILLION FOR 4 FACTORY.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July 1.-The Union
Mil property the sale OF which was postponed four
weeks ago. was sold to William ID. Forbes of Boston,
this noon for $500 600 1t Is understood thar Forbes
purchased the property in the interest of the creditors
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THE IRISH UNIVERSITY SCHEME.

The Times, in a leading editorial article this
board which il all that Is proposed by Lord Carns's
Irish University bill will not satisfy public feeling but
the bill step the night direction There Is appar-
emily nothing I'm IL 10 preclude it, being supplemented
by some scheme OF endowment.
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THE APPOINTMENT or 4 PROFESSOR.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July 1.-William
Minis Fontaine, NJ A. has been elected TO the chat OF
natural history and botany the University OF VIZ
gipa recently endowed by william W. CorcorGn, OF
Washington, ID. C. Professor Fontane was student ~
th- during the sessions II 1886, 67 ana o.
graduating with the decree OF NJ A. He afterward
studied IA Germany. He L. now "a professor ia TIC
University " West Virginia nj MOrgantoWn.
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THE SUIFTESr on RECORD.

BosTON, July 1.-The sIngie-scull race for
S5OOa side between Warren Smith. of Halifax. and
Evan Norris OF Ptsburg. distance three miles, took
place at silver Lake this afternoon About 1000 per-
sons witnessed the race. which proved very exciting.
mo water was smooth AS glass smith won by half
length in the ia 3test time on rccOrd-21 min. sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
APROLIFlC CONGRESS.
A STATEMENT OF HE NEW BUSINESS BROUGHT IN
THIS SESSION.
lGENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.1

WAsHINGTON, July 1.-During the session Of Con-
gress which terminated to-day, 727 bills and forty
six Joint resolutions introduced in the Senate,
and 1895 bills and 119 joint resolutions were intro
duced in the House of Representatives making
total of 9, 122 bills and 1G5 joint resolutions
During the session there have been presented in
tie House of Representatives, 2019 petitions, which
are classified by Petition Clerk Francis as follows !:
Relating TO claims, 800; commerce, 2J3; currency,
%; liquor traffic, 3G naval affairs, % military
Affairs lO4 education and labor 30 patents, Is !;
tarItf and taxation. 134 pensions, 3jl p0lygamy,
81 postal affairs, 60 miscellaneous, 293 total,
2UI9.
Under the rules of the HoUso a large amount of
The business Of the House is brought before it by
petitions, which form the basis for bills
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DIR
iIBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, July lone of the funniest Incl
dents of the session occurred In the House this
morning when Mr.. O. Turner rose TO personal ex-
PLANTATION. 1t was the Editor Of The Memphis Ara-
l0HcLe that mixed those Turner's up this time and
the occasion of 1t was almost amusing as the ex
PLANTATION.
II seems that several days ago when General
Robinson. chairman of the Republican Committee
Of Ohio, was in Washington, Mr.. Hubbell, chair
man OF the Republican Congressional Committee.
was introduced TO him. A day or two later
meeting gentleman on the floor of the
House whom he supposed to be General Rob
iuson, he disclosed 10 him a plan for d.
Udug the Democratic party of Ohio by
encouraging the Greenback party and contributing
10 tbs support Of their newspaper organ, The
National pier. In fact he recommended that the
Republican Committee of Ohio should take the
Greenback party under its protection and do what
u could 70 prevent coalition of the Greenbackers
ana Democrats by assisting The National Viel0 and
'ts editor The proposition was not a very wise
one, but II was Mr.. HubbelPs own idea. Nether
inc committee of which he is tho chairman nor thy
ONO Committee had anything to do with it.
II MT hubbell had made the proposition 10 Cen
eIai Robinson there is no reason to believe that it
"ould nave been entertained. As bad luck would
nave 1t, the personal resemblance between
osheIal Robinson and Mr. o. Turner is a very
'"'A4hB one; and Mr.. Hubboll was talking
ue latter, when he supposed lie was dealing with
NJ former. Inc Joke was such a good one that
I; -. v. turner could not keep il to himself bat told
80 ~ I'm correspondent, and II printed IN sew
- DoHVcIaJc newspapers. Among others who
80 ~ 80 ~ inc luuuy interview was TIE Edlior
- tat At"Ihs AtalQEchc. who in trying 10 tel lis
49,; fFdlGis VINO Ar o. Tuner was sand that he
House that he had moi been DRINK Tor ti,y.e day
III " Turner SAID to-day that this WAS entirely
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RAILROAD COMBINATIONS.

ioNDON' luchuaS 'uS - LOU
At the meeting of the stockholders of the
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, yesterday, Captain
Tyler president OF the road stated his belief that an
agreement between the various companies concerned,
with view To the avoidance of injurious mpetitlon,
was now nearer cODsummatlOn than ever before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
THE LOUISIANA DEBT RECOGNIZED.

NEw-ORLEANS, July 1.-The Constitutional
Convention has adopted substitute for Article III OF
the minority report recognizing the principal Of the
State debt as constituted under the Funding Act but re-
ducine the interest to per cent for fifteen years, and
per cent thereafter.
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THE AUSTRIAN ELECTIONS.


In the election for members of the Austrian
Rccbsrat thus far the Clerical and Nationalist parties
have gained fifteen seats from the COnstltuuonaliss
The newspapers discuss the possibility OF reorganizI-
ton OF the Cabinet on a conservative basis.
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ALFRED, Me-, July 1.-The Greenbaok
County Convention to-day, with 1853 delegates pres
ent fun county ticket was nominated
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ENGLAND AND THE GREEK CLAIM.

LONDON, IHtbuuyi July I, IsIJ'
Tie official correspondence on the Greek
question has been published Lord Salisbury. the Brit
ish Foreign Secretary, suggested TO the Porte that 1t
should make q spontaneous ccssiCn u territory to
Greece by which the sutan's empire would be really
fortified.
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CONGRESS ADJOURNS.
nonAY For TIE MARsHALs.

.o ATTEMPT MADE 10 PASS AN APrHofhlN . ~
~ nII-TuE- LAST DAY OF THE SESSION MOI ON-
,v1rREsT1NG-MR. ATKINS SATISFIED
NEWS. ;, - .;no
Both branches of Congress ao9ouin'u o.n ,y
die yesterday, at 5 p. m. NO proV,S'on t%o
made for the pay of the M"ish''s 90
~ NJ, Mr. window made a speech IN the
So So evinr the responsibility for this failure
a. democrats. One of the bills passed
,,osferd,v placed quinine on the free lls''
Ar O. Turner made a personal explanation
;n the House before adjournment, denying
tho story that he had ever said In a speech
that he had been sober for three days. nc
Rorrllicans of the House filibustered against
tbe Political Contributions bill and defeated
4 for this session. a dispatch, printed below,
r,ves the comments of Mr. Atkins, General
Warner, Mr.. Clymer and Others on the OUT
come of the session.
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snMEruING HErTER THAN GRANITE.

IEBANON, N. IL, JUIy I'--VIVS II'V UV'H
discovered a farm this village which the State
Assaytr of Massachusetts, after examination, mas pro-
nouueed to contain gold and silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
HANLAN COMING TO NETWORK.

LONDON, IutsGaY, July 7, I5IH.
Hanlan left Manchester at noon, to-day, on
his way II New-York. He intends before embarknR to
hand 10 the representatives of The London Sportsman
and The NeccaSte Chi Oclc reply 10 the recent de-
csion Of the trustees OF The Sportsman cup.
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REDUCING WAGES IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, Iu' day, july I, I5IU
The steam local GOLFERS of Merthyr-Tydvil,
I'm Wales numbering $4,000 persons. have resolved to
accept the masters demand Of 10 per cent reduction
OF their wages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
EDISON APPLIES FOR ANOTHER PATENT.


Mr.. Edison's London patent agents filed on
Saturday the final specification for q third English
patent, which relates to electric lamp burner OF
platinum or OF Oh alloy or platinum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
THE DYING CONFESSION or IN ENGINEER
MryyEApoL1s, July 1.-Hayns, the engineer

MINNEAPOLIS, July l.-llayns, the engineer
Of the steamer May Queen which exploded her boiler
on Lake Miunctonka on Saturday last is dead Just be-
fore ms death confessed that the water was low In
the boiler There doubt that pumping cold water
into the heated boiler the OF the explosion.
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GRIMES AND CASO4LTIES-BYr TELEGRAPH
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MASSACHUSETTS, PRoHIBlTIoNIsrs.

BosroN, July 1.-The Prohibitoy State
Convention appointed Tor september 81 VIII be held IL
tAs olty.
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THE FRENCH EDUCATION BILL.

LONDON, Tuesday, July l. 1879.
The Chamber of Deputies has voted urgency
on NJ Jules Ferry 5 Educational bin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsmSGIOE. Tuesday, July l. 1870.
The total receipts Of the Government for the fiscal
year ending to-day froE all sources amount 10 S27G
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AFUNNY DENIAL BY Mr.. 0. TURNER.
LEY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rrIBrNEI

A QUESTION As TO WHETHER He IS TIE MAN WHO
WAS SOBER THREE pAYs-MR. HUBBELDs BLUM