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The marks indicates feet 8 inches and
falling. WV
Weather CLEAR and warm.
Tho Andes was the only departure OF
Importance yesterday, arriving in the
morning and returning to Cincinnati in
the evening.
The Science left yesterday for Parkers.
burg at 1890 a. N.
The RagOn will be to,day's packet for
Parkersburg.
The Phaeton, Telegram and O'Neal are
making their usual trips.
The st. Lawrence takes the place OF the
General Lytle in the Cincinnati and Lou
isvile trade.
The E. A. Woodruff removed all OBJ.
structions in the channel at Gallipolis.
A colored man, deck hand on the W. P.
Thompson, was drowned at Parkersburg
on Saturday.
The Panhie Tatum has been laid up at
St. Louis.
Citizens living in the vicinity OF Great
Bend tell US that there is remarkable
large fish which seems to make its home in
that part OF the river, as 1t has been seen
several times in low water during the last
nine years. Mr.. W. H. Hall, who has
wood yard there, and is a reliable man,
says that he has frequently seen it, and
that it is fully sixteen feet long. Mr..
William SaYre, whose reputation for yer.
aolly ia said to be good, has also seen 1t,
and says he was chased out OF the river
when in q iohnboat by it. Several at
tempts have been made to capture this
monster Of the deep, but so far they have
failed.-PomerUy Telegraph.
Capt. Charley Mu6lemsn is determined
not q lot the present low water deter him
from accommodating shippers. He brought
the Andes through from Cincinnati yes.
terday, with big trip, and returned last
evening, while the Pittsburgh line
packets have laid up. Capt. ChaFIey's de.
termined spirit to run until the bottom Of
the river gets IN too far, should be ap-
preciated and properly rewarded. BY the
way, this will salt the freshness Of the
river aditorof the Steubenville Ga.ette, who
informed the readers OF thatpaper that the
Andes had laid up at Cincinnati last week,
The steamer General Lytle struck an
obstruction, supposed to be a log, 10 miles
below Cincinnati yesterday morning,
knocking a hole ll her hull, and was run
/ W WV oASSf WiAgiV 6ll0 buIlh lebt
Of water. No loss Of life or freight Is re.
ported.
IBy Telegraph.
NASiYltLB, June 24.-Riyer falling with
lS INCHES on the shoals.
MENPHIsi June 24.-Riyer rose is inch
es. Weather threatening.
NE% oRLpASa, June al.-Weather partly
nlOuHV ThaPmhmnfaR ono
oAIRo, June s4.-Rlver IS feet and ris
Ing. Clear Thermometer 49,
CINCINNATI, June 2l.-Riyer 5 feet auc
falling. Weather clear and warm.
PtrrsBuRon, June 24.-River 0 inche
and stationary. Weather cloudy and hot
vIcEsBuRo, June 24.-Weather cloudy
Thermometer0lo. River gauge destroye,
, by logs; fall not snQYR, ~ 8
! EVANsFIlLI, June s4.--Weather iai
and warm. River falling, with 4 fee
/ IA inches by the gauge.
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TmE animus Of the Democracy in Con.
yrcss, for which they will be called to
an account by the Northern people in the
elections to be held this year, was clearly
shown in the debates upon the army bill
that has now become law. While the
Democracy in Congress would willingly
tie the hands OF the President 80 as to pre-
vent him from using the army to over
some an armed obstruction to the laws,
they at the same time stubbornly resisted
on every occasion every amendment look
ing to, the punishment by fine or impris-
onment OF the Southern Red.shirt riders,
who make 1t their business to go round on
election days and terrifY away from the
polls all opposition to the Democratic
ticket. The Democracy in Congress had
no notion Of opposing any amendment
calculated TO interfere with the success Of
their Southern allies. Their playful
pranks are rather to be encouraged.
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Rev. Toland, Prof. Duff, lyle Thoburn
and viii. Stewart spent Monday cunning.
They went out near Jacobsburg on the
B. KS. W. train; but when they got 10
tho railroad again in the evening, after
wandering over the country all day, they
found that the train would not return that
evening. They had to walk to Glencoe
Mr.. Morris Miller, several days ago.
brought home from Pittsburgh a great Gu.
riosity-a red b.t.
A car in the @. 4 P. yards ia A GOOD
ways from home. 1t belongs 10 tbe ffoo.
sac Tunnel Line.
There was good deal OF fun in front
OF the work house Monday evening. a
seller Of "magic soap" had Just got his
stand ready for selling when medicine
manappeared and set up opposition. The
new conner had q banjo player who made
most laughable imitation, by means Of
his mouth chair aud Banjo, OF train of
cars In motion. He drew all the crowd 10
his stand Notwithstanding the efforts Of
his opponent to attract attention by se.
ries Of most unearthly whoops and wells:
but when the train" had stopped at Bel.
iairo the soap man had got all the crowd
bacS again to see him turn water into
wine.
The Bellaire Light Guards, at their
meeting Monday evening, concluded to
have festival and entertainment at City
Hall, Friday and Saturday, July % aad 81.
From the committee having the matter OF
entertainment in charge, an amusing time
is looked for. ''f''
Jas. Carroll, who has been watchman
on the B. 4 Q. river bridge ever since Il
was built, had both legs cut off Monday
night. He had been at work in his gar
den in the sun a good part Of Monday, and
was probably more than commonly sIeepv.
he was lying asleep with his legs over the
rail- out at the watch-house over the river.
him. 0'o'
The Masons marched up street as far as
the Square, Tuesday morning, headed by
the Benwood band, and that Is all the ceI-
ebration OF st. Johns Day we had here.
They took an excursion train Of nine cars
and went to GAINESVILLE to the laying Of
the corner stone.ot the Children's Home.
A picnic and ball is advertised for June
IS, and festival, for the benefit Of the
Belmont Street NJ. E. Church, June 27.
The School Board did not make selec-
tions Of teachers on Monday night,
A Wheeling boy, Robt. Faris, was sun
struck Monday near Jacobsburg.
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FoRTY-sIXTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June "a.
SENATE.

The resolution fixing Wednesday tn,
25th, at or. NJ, as the time OF adjournmpn
was, on motion OF Mr.. Davis, OF w. Va.
recommitted to tho Committee on Appro
priation.
The joint resolution providing 90 day.
extra pay for Congress employees being
under consideration, Ingalls, offered an
amendment az an additional section to the
provisions Of the judicial expenses bill
just vetoed, divested Of political clauses
and jury clauses. l.
Mr.. Wallace moved TO amend Ingalls,
amendment by adding 10 the clause OF the
judicial expenses bill precluding the ap.
pointment OF Deputy Marshals.
Mr.. Wallace's amendment was agreed to
by party vote. ...... ..I...
Mr.. Wallace also moved to amend by
adding the jury clauses Of the judicial cx.
penses bill.
Before vote Of the amendment was
taken, Davis, OF w. Va, moved 10 adjourn.
Agreed to by q to II. A party vote.
HOUSE.
Mr. House offered resolution for tho
final adjournment Of Congress at five
o'clock, Wednesday the 25th inst.
Mr.. Garfield inquired whether Mr..
House could say the appropriation bills
would be passed by that time, but receiv.
ed no answer.
Mr.. Townsend CIll) objected to de.
bate.
a yea and nay vote was taken, which
resulted as follows: Yeas 50, nays l03.
The so.called political assessment bill
was taken up, and the Republicans avail.
ed themselves OF parliamentary privileges
to prevent action.
The morning hour was consumed in
roll call upon dilatOry motions made BY
the Republicans, and the bill went over
without action. .,....
The House then proceeded to the bust.
ness on the Speakers table, which was
disposed Of as follows: Senate amend.
ment to the bill relating to the Territorial
Assembly OF Montana was conCurred in.
Senate bill for printing 1900 extra
copies OF the report and proceedings OF the
Paris Monetary Conference. Passed.
Senate bill for tho benefit OF the widow
and children oi the late General james
Shields, and TO increase the pension OF
Caroline S. Webster. Passed.
The next bill was Senate bill relative
to vessels not impelled wholly BY sail or
by internal motive power OF their own.
Ut provides that the provisions Of title 80
Of the Revised Statutes shall not he con-
strued so as to require the payment OF any
fee or charge for enrolling or licensing
vessels not propelled wholly by sail or
internal motive powerof their own, aud
not in any case carrying passengers.
Mr.. Ryan explained that tho bill EN-.
braced no other vessels than canal boats
or fats engaged in navigation OF internal
waters Of the States or the United States.
Mr.. Acklln opposed the bill. 1t pro-
posed to exempt all barges, which we're
towed by tugs. Under its provisions a
vessel partly propelled by sail and partly
by internal power, its own would be ex.
empted from license fee. The word
wholly" had evidently been inserted with
some ulterior motive.
Mr.. Reagon opposed the bill and gave
his reasons. lie declared that the passage
of the bill would 10 fatal blunler and
would open wide tho door to smuggling
and without disposingof the bill, the House
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SMOKE AND soor.
Something That Interests the Ladies' Of
wheeling.

Cincinnati Gazette.
We learn that a movement is on foot to
interest the citizens in the subject Of
smoke consumers. From time to time 1t
Is announced that consumer is discover.
ed, is to DO adopted, and is quickly to
revolutionize the city in respect to the
amount Of fuel saved in the first instance,
and in the aspect OF clean city outward.
ly, as well as the vast amount OF money
and time saved In every household In
keeping up to the point OF respcCtability
IN walls and carpets and furniture and
clothes. It is easy to SEQ that when this
time comes, and come It will, grace OF
temper as well as graces Of person and
surroundings will grow amazingly
throughout our bounds. Some intellf.
gent and energetic women have taken
hold OF the matter, procured the last re.
suits OF discovery, data OF methods
adopted in London, regulations control.
ling the use Of consumers in that historic
cally smoky town, and statistics which
will be useful in carrying into operation
similar appliances here, as well as an
amount Of zeal in the matter which Is
sure to push on any feasible project. They
design to bring the subject before the pub.
lilo at an early day, and mean to urge the
ladies OF the city to create sentiment
which shall touch the authorities who
watch over the interests OF the city, and
which shall not end in smoke.
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VIZ lad a pleasant call yesterday, from
our old friend, Henry @. Flesher, Esq, Of
Jackson county, who was at one time
Prosecuting Attorney for this county, and
the law partner OF Hon. Alfred Caldwell,
deceased. Mr. Flesher tells us that Jack.
son county is gradually gaining in pOpu-
lation by immigration, and that the gen.
eral condition of the people Is rising as
compared with q few years ago.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS,

Thos. Dunkel, Of Buffalo, N. v, charged
with killing his wife, killed himself yester.
day with razor, which was given to him
to shave before trial.
Fhs Intercollegiate boat race at Phila.
delphia, yesterday, was Son by the grow
OF the University OF Pennsylvania, Col.
umbia second and Princeton third.
The representative men OF the Butler
wing OF the Democratic party OF Massa.
GhIsetts state that the General will re-
oeive and accept this fall 9 Labor Reform
and Democratic nomination for Goven1r.
rA,.terrIac rain storm. swept over Fort
Griffin, Texas, on the night OF the 9Otn OF
this month. Over eight inches OF water
fell, flooding the town and causing Col.
lius Creek 10 overflow. There we're three
people dFognsed in the town and four just
below.
A Reno special says: The snow sheds,
one and half miles east OF Cisco, took
fire at 1880 O'Clock yesterday morning
The Eastbound train ran through It,
and tho Westbound was detained six
hours. Nine hundred feet 81 Shel was
burnt. II is supposed that the are was
started by tranps'
4 special from Janina to the London
StqndRrd states that pending The result O
the meeting of ambassadors at 0onstantl
nople tho Turks have prepared every
thing for war. Reinforcenlents Of siI
battalions oi infantry and three batteries
OF artillery have arrived at Yalo. Large
bodies OF Bashi Bazouks are assembling
in Albania, ready to march into Epirui
and Thessaly. & 7e
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was called for this afternoon at 9 o'clock
at the Boody House.

A meeting Of those who proposed TO
support the Columbus platform and ticket,
was held at the BoOdy House this after.
noon. Mr.. Plat, OF Hamilton county,
candidate on the regular ticket for mem.
Der Of the Board Of Public Works, presid.
ed. Some sixty or eighty were present.
The Hamilton county delegation, in a
vote by themselves, resolved to support
both the platform and ticket put forth at
Columbus, and then the balance, who re.
Trained from voting, adopted resolution
10 support the Columbus ticket but not
the platform. The meeting was exciting,
and the Opera House convention was
characterized in bitter terms as a sell.out to
the Democrats,
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following the murder, reaching here on
Friday morning. lie returned to New
York to get his things ut his boarding
place on the following Monday, and while
on his way to his old lodgings passed the
New York detectives again. They did not
suspect him, and he came back 10 this
city safe again on Friday last.
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"TEvrn lies in a nutshell, +" and "brevi,
" IS the soul Of wit" To be brief, when
the shell is broken, the truth will be dis.
covered, that the Grand Central Hotel on
Broadway, New York, now kept on both
plans, tie American So so or s. 90, and
tho European 81 10 and upwards, per day,
gives more satistastion for the same
money, than any other fyts6lass house In
Gotham. An elegant Rssta taurant, q mod:
sate prices, ig conducted by the Grand
Central. AwP
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BASE Ball Yesterday.
Cincinnati-0lncipnat 4, Chicagos ..
Boston-ProVidenGe 1, Bostons /.

THE loss OF a priceless Jewel is nothing
compared to the loss OF health. While L
is yet time try Bethesda Water, and be
convinced that you can be cured Of serious
disorders like Bright's Disease or Diabe.
tes, kG. s73
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CENTRAL AMERICA.


NEw YoRE, June 24.-The supplement
0t the Star and Herald, OF Panama, issued
the 10th inst, gives the following as the
terms Of capitulation, OF 0izpura, who
started the revolution in Aspinwall on
the 7th inst. 0'izpura surrenders his men
and officers, who are allowed amnesty
for political often ces, but their violations
Of the common law must be a matter for
subsequent investigation. He also de-
liven his arms, rellders up his State pris-
oner, Mr.. Casorla, and abolishes any noni-
nations which he had made to civil or
military appointments. In return for
these the Government assumes the ex-
penses Of the war, which will amount 10
something under five thousand dollars.
riIr cHiLI.pERuvIAN NAVAL PfGnT.
a cable dispatch from Callao via Lon
don, yesterday, alluded TO the lombard
ment OF Antotagasta by the Peruvian ship
iluascar, and the Sdr and Herald has the
following In reference to the affair: AT
Antotagasta the HuaScar had sharp en-.
&agement with the shore batteries, sever
al heavy krapp guns beingin position, and
Silenced their fire, but 1t was found impos.
sible to destroy the water condensers, one
Of the chief objects Of the expedition.
Since having received torty.eight hours
notice OF the approach Of the ram, the au.
thorities had time TO elTcetualy protect
these machines with piles Of bags filled
with sand and nitrate. The lIuascar cap.
tured two Chilian merchant ships loaded
with copper ore and dispatched them for
,CallaG. aud then cut the cable leading
from AuSofagasta 10 Caldera, and returned
to louloue. where she barely escaped the
tChillan saradron, the reserves appear.
ing Unexpectedly in the otling, but giving
time 10 the Huascar to avail herself OF heI
superior speed and get to selI exchanging
shots as she passed, but without effect.
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SAVE money and time by having DR..
Bulls Baltimore Pills alwayson hand, and
using them for the aqReroqs diseases
which moro or loss trouble. families at
times. Sold everywhere. Price 96 cents.
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A Sl95,000 nLAzE,

NEw ORLEANS, June 24.-Thc Crescent
City Oil Works, at Mechanicsville, near
this city, were burned to-day. Loss Sl?5,.
900; insurance Sll5,OO0. p
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FIRE RECORD.
4 WEBSTER, MASS.

Bosrox, June ga Gre, starting in
Rover & Co.'s frame shop, in Webster,
Mass, destroyed that building and an I'D.
joining grist mill aud foundry. Loss
$50, 600; mostly insured,
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CHEMIST.
CHARLES E. DWIGHT.
PRACTICAL CHEMIST

ls prepared TO make careful and ,omn,...
STSsyses TIs,ysss !. o. Iron Ores LimeatoNts MipersI
waters etc. As''1
LAnoaAToRr. Con, ai1R AHD CnAPLlEr s,s.
i% WHEELING. ". VA,
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THE OTHER WING
OF the Greenback Party Of Ohio,
Meets at Toledo.
Grandfather COopsr's Letter 10 Als Soft
Headed Ohio Children Cause the CoIum.
bus Boilers 10 Declare for Ewing,

ToLEDo, June PA Convention Of the
Nationals who withdrew from the Colum.
bus Convention was held here to-day with
small attendance, only ten Of the twenty
Congressional districts in the State, being
represented. A number Of the supporters
Of the Columbus ticket and platform were
here under the lead Of Robert schilling,
Of Cleveland, but were not admitted to the
hall, tickets being issued only to those in
sympathy with the movement. The Con.
vention was called to order by N. n. Odell,
Lucas. ]. T. Throckmorton, OF Ross coun.
ty, was elected temporary chairman, and
Charles Caughlin, editor OF the True Ma.
tiOnalit, Of Toledo, Secretary, and two as.
sistants. The following resolutions were re-
ported by General Gary, chairman of the
Committee on Resolutions, and unani.
monsly adopted:
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otrIee Nos. aS and "a Fourteenth street.

Tue reports that come to us from every
part Of the surrounding country indicate
that the wheat crop will be excellent, II
not extraordinary, in both quantity and
uuality. -7
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The market this week was somewhat more
active IN nearly all the yards There being but
lew exGephonsl Than 1t was lust week. Prices
cred, for which higher prices were nsid, The
quality was better, the tops being more M.
merous and little superior 10 those Of last
week, while nice, neat butcher cattle OF do.
sirable quality were more scarce, and on them
there was some Improvement. Prices IS OOa5 AZ
per 10 lbs few selling at the former price.
Mich Cows-The supply Is light but iullv
equal 9I y 70 the demand, which Is slow. Prices
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With marked increase in the receipts over
ost week ths prices ruling then have been
isfactory in most Of the yards Thc Snai;,,, IT,
Is fully as good as Il was last week. T6e nros.
poets seem favorable for maintenance AZ tbs
present prices, tho outlook al present being inc
that II there isany change, prices will imnrovse
The receipts 70 Saturday were 2,(l5. and since
then 60o0 have come In. Prices 1Na5i%c
er price. ~ '''' iot'n-
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WHERE THE CATTLE ARE REoRrED yRoN.


The arrivals Of cattle during the week
amounted to 81 head, against l,79S last week
year, and the sales during the week Amounted
to 054 head, against LOIS last week and i. iii
head the corresponding week Of last year, and
were as follows: "''"
To Baltimore butcher, .,,...,.....,,..,...... I'm
70 0S9nlty dealers IS
To Eastern Spe0ulalOrs :,
10 Washington City butchers. is
To,,, .,,.. -
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DIDN'T INTEND TO KILL HER.

Cox, who killed Mrs. Hull, will return
voluntarily to New York tonight. To-
day he was taken to photograph gallery,
and large crowd followed him TO and
from City Hall. Cox told the officer that
he bad no idea Mrs. Hull was dead until
twenty-iour hours after the robbery.
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Tho offerings reach nearly the la rpe nuu,.
Der received last week, and tiie. asSlity h IL
Iully aagood as 1t was then. Tliere II no i'm. y
Eroyelnent In trade. The shipments 10 tbe
.as, Las. number some 1000, not as many as last
MseH, 10Sa.. Tnt uade Lor Sheep, us well as Lambs
Sa415c; Lambs SNa5Nc; stock Sheen sssp sasiE. =
By an agreement between tho butchets and
saieS gsan Ine ne peel market day will be changed
sSn, StS ~ %ShaaE 70 Inpfsday Of each week,
no market on Monday, July !. sS's Ue'''F'
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plalse. '''' -
The following resolution was adopted:
I'm view Of tie extraordinary political
situation We deem II inexp pedipht 10 nom nom.
mate q State ticket at this time."
Tie Convention was about evenly dl.
ylAed and Vigorous efforts we're made 10
kill 1t by diIatory motions. The Chair
held motion to table and to adjourn
both out Of order, and on a rira rocc vote
ruled that the resolution was carried,
General Carey was chairman OF the con,
vention.
Several speeches were made, when the
Convention adjourned 1iHe dig.
a meeting ot all those who propose K
support the Columbus platform and ticke
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TnG sporting eminence Of the Amer.
cans over the "blarsted British" Is thus
summarized by the Cincinnati Commercial;

Weston ION lRnd).
llanlon ION water).
Parole ION the turf).
Carver ION tho jump-riae).
BOgar,lus ION the wing-shot'gunl
American Riiie Team Qong range).
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The quotations given In our live soch reportS mr..
the retail market, except when otherwise saIed,

'KICES OF BEEH CArTLE Ar TME MARKET TuIs
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-12
NOTICE.


Larned, Kansas. April l. 1879.
COMPLAINT having been entered at this
" Once by Benjamin Y. Moon against John
Andrews for abandoning his Timber Culture
Entry, No. i.556. dated feb. &c. less. spon the
South East quarter section 20, township g south.
range y west, In foote county. Kansas, with .
view to the cancellation OF said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 18Th day Of May. ls.9 Al II oleloek,
A. NJ, to respond and furnish testimony con
corning said alleged abandonment.
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-04-12
NOTICE.


u $. LAND OFFICE.
Larned, Kansas. March %, 1873.
COMPLIANT having been entered at this
~ Office by Henry l.. Sharer against ifcnsy
Flsgg- Tor abandoning his Timber Culture Entry
No. $50. dated March :. Is.s. upon the +
quarter section g, township IS south, range ~
west. in foote County, Kansas. with a view to
the cancellation OF SAID entrJ; the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear 1t this tic.
the 18th day OF May, lss9, At II o'clock, A. NJ
to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
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