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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-09
Another Account.

RoBBERIES AND CAPTURE OF THE ALLEGRO
THIEyES-A RICHMOND DETECTIVE WORKS
UP THE CASE.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
HANOVER JUNCTION, Va, July s, 1870.
On Sunday, june 22d, the store OF j. A.
Baughap, who lives at HewIett's station, in
this county, was robbed of q lot Of dry
goods and money, and on June 18th the
store OF j. Fl. Blackley, at Penola station,
IN Caroline county, was robbed, the thieves
also taking money and dry goods. Mr..
William F. Knox, weli-known detective
OF Richmond, was at once employed by
these gentlemen to work up the case.
MIR. Knox came to the Junction, and,
after looking arouad aud making inquiry,
soon found that Mr., Baughan and Black
ley were wrong in the, party suspected, and
turned bis attention TO q suspieioussloo
stranger who had been seen. at these stores
and in the neighborbood during the time
The robbery was committed. Mr.. Knox
proceeded On the trail OF the suspected
party, who had then gone in westerly d.
reetion. and succeeded in oyertaking and
capturing him at . point 0nulhe Virginia
Midland road some distance west OF Char
IottesyilIe. ;s5 "A, .s. 7
The officer had some dificultyain making
the arrest, the resistance OF the prisoner
being 80 desperate. Mr.aKnox was CON-
PEELED to get the assistance of several other
men 10 order to secure him With hand.
cuffs. The prisoner ii now safely lodged
in Caroline county Jail /. and Mr. Knox has
the sincere thanks Of the community for
his prompt action in the case and bad not
such perseverance, and energy been dis
played his efforts might have beensia vain.
& CITIZEN.
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IA, Awful +. storyr.
HArI .sroNls AsBIa AS EGGS xlLLISdrIc.s AND
essas1;s%. pnrT Tpy 81; ssssg 4

nan. .aT0Nls As BIG AS EGGS xlLLISdPIcs9 AND
IS IS POULTRY. ga sszgf Il 81
Especial Dispatch TO the Washington 'eostl Y
MADISON, Wis, July Ia very heavy
storm prevailed In this section si the State
Yesterday afternoon aud last night. and the
rain fell In perfect torrents. In this city
the sun was so completely obscured that gas
had 10 be lighted for half an hour. A hail
storm struck Bakers prairie, I've or six
miles west OF here, passing over that and Sto-
yer's prairie for . distance Of four miles, In
track two miles wide, as far as Fish Hackery,
doing an immense amount OF damage. HALL
stones as iange as a mans fist fell with such
force as to knock pieces out Of barb fences.
Every particle OF standing grain in the
courseiot the storm was destroyed. Small
pigs, turkeys, and chickens were killed. a
reliable farmer from that section said he
would not have taken a thousand dollars for
bis crops yesterday. and in the afternoon
everything, grain and vegetables OF every
kind, were utterly destroyed All the win
dows on the west side OF the houses were
broken through the whole course OF the
storm. The storm passed over many very
productive farms. No lives were lost.
OMAHA, July 7.-Information has been
received here by mail that on the evening
OF the 4th terrific storm swept over Mer-
rick county, Nebraska, entirely destroying
the crops. The county is four miles wide
and several miles long. All the wheat and
corn within its limits was entirely destroy
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one WORD COVERS THE ADVICE

ONE WORD COVERS THE ADVICE
" which should be given TO nervous, slender, and
debitated persons-Inuigorate Sedatves, opiates,
appetizers, are comparatively useless. The system
must be built up with genuine tonic in order 10
the recovery of vsor and tranquility by the nerves.
course, Systematically pursued of the leading In
vigorant, hoselter's Stomach Bters, ahould be re-
sorted TO by those who suffer from weak nerves and
general debility. The stomach. Always more or less
,lyspepic in cases Of and loss OF vii a-
ity toned and regulated by this medicine until the
organ acts with precision akin to that OF steady
going piece Of mechanism. Com slete digestion and
assimilation are through the influence Of the Bit
tiers, followed by gain of vigor aud flesh, and the
disappearance Of biliousness and irreguary Of the
bowels, where such exist, as they usually do Appe-
titc aud sleep are then regained jy 9-Wtw)F&M :
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Ely Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July S.-Cotton quiet; sales. l,640
bales; uplands, l2sc.: Orleans, 123sc. Flour loo
demand, the improvement being mainly in low and
medium grades; southern shade stronger and
more more &, doing de; common to fr extra s475@SS GO
4c higher and clio ed cash steady futures quiet and
slightly In buyers' favor; uneraded winter red,
No. e. q So ssne c6 5sn
better; ungraded, 4l@46. Oats 1c. better and more
ai ety. rs ss@4oc for No. No. whie 4oac for No
fee firm and fairly active. Sugar very firm and rather
quiet; refined firm with light trade Mo!asses quiet
@$1 s.. Potatoes dull and anseie ss' Norfok,
s2.5O@:s. Turpenliue, 27@25Hc: Pork s'eaey
and raaeE old
1925; short clear. $3.50; long and short clear,
I snn, asSt steady we fair rads prime
Freights quiet aud steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July s.-Flour strong and I'M
changed. Southern wheat firm. active. and higher !;
western sIeIdy; southern REQ, Sl.ls@Sl2O; am,
July. sl.15k@s1.l5A; August, $l.l3h4s1. 13A: :
SSher wS,e @ ns
@hiie s's %ses mxed 57assc penns St
change. Butter quiet and unchanged. Eggs dull ut
1k69l1c. Coffee firm and a shade better; Rio car
g9eo; 11H@sl4Hc Whlskey steady az sl.oeE@5;
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, July S.-Flour dull and droonInp
Wheat active. firm and higher at 05c.@s |. 05 for
rev. Corn quiet and firm at $685. Oats steady
and in fair demand at 34@3Gc. Pork quiet and
nrm at $40 25@$10 90. Lard steady and In good
demand and frsl shoulders held at 1890; sales
Of Shos ribs sa n e 19yer n JS
s5aU clear se G' W VIZ setS
aud firm AT $l.O4. Butter dull and 4 shade lower
Ohio. sage. Sugar steady ana unchanged. Hogs
firm; c,mmcn, s3@$35 5; light, $3.60@*3.S0 !;
packing, $3.80@$f: butchers. st@34.l5; re.
pts. 1900 head; shipments, 375 head.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. July S.-Fieur dull ard unchanged.
Wheat firm; red and amber, 90@95c. Corn quiet
and firm: white, 43c;: mixed, Ave; Oats dull ;
whe sSs mixed s5f PORK sisady a. sIo
IL s. 5 sesS shOg RSsDn
sides, $3.50. sugar. cured hams, 1oS lie. Whiskev
steady.
ST. LOUIS, July S.-Flour firm and unchanged.
whra, higher and irregular; No 2 red fan, 9Sac.
9$1.00h cash, 993sc. bid July, OSLO. August, yS%c.
September; No, 3 red fall, 95@06sc. Corn dull /;
Ser. oats 5 rm NC cash, a9Sc. bid July, aeac.
August. Whiskey firm at $l.05. Pork quiet at
S10.25. Bulk-ineaIs nominallY UNCHANGED. Bacon
III III uuSHsiiSSo. lIalu oS'
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. July S.-Flaur quiet. Wheat In active
demand and higher, but UNSETTLED and irregTlar !;
9SAc bid August. 961sc. September; No. 8 Chicago
spring, S7c.: rejected, 72@73c. Corn In good de-
mand and shade higher; No. mixed. $685. cash
and July. 37hc. bid Aaglist 3Sac. September re-
jectcd SAC. Oats fui1ly actiye and shade hlgher
No. 2. 333sc. cash and July, 1880 August, 2S4c.
September. Pork inactive and lower; 20 500
80 s2s cash, S9.S5@$9.S74 August, $4,000
$9.s7A September. Lard inactive and lower
Is 22S September. Bulk meats-ShonIders. 90. 95;
short ribs, s4.9o; short clear. 1926. Whiskey
steady.
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CAPTURE OF 4 NorED BURGLAR AND DEs-

CAPTURE OF 4 Noted BURGLAR AND DEs-
pERADo.-Lynchburg, Va. July 7.-On Sun
day Detective John Knox, OF Richmond,
after several days work, captured r. w. 7.
johnson; notorious burglar and de>pe-
RADIO, at the house of John Harris, near
Montreal, Nelson county. 1t is charged
that on Sunday. June 18th. johnson robbed
the store of j. Il. Dlackley, in Caroline
county; that on Sunday, June 22d. he
robbed the house OF Gus. BaughD, in Han.
over; and that on Sunday, June Goth. he
robbed the house Of W. G. Barrett, in Mel.
son county. A large quantity OF stolen
goods and money were found in his posses
sion. Immense crowds gathered, and the
prisoner narrowly escaped lynching.-Spe'
cial dispatch TO the Baltimore Sun.
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PETERSBURG.

.,,nly.scHooI. MEETISG-
AMI 'as%ce HJRNEp--A TRoTTIS0-MATcH-----.
RE snnnuRa CREW TO VISIT FREDERlcHH-
Af s.s cAMp.NEETING sEAsoS--MgSI.
r,pu. MATTERS. 81 s.
CIR '...,rd.nc. Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
fc"''esp'' july 8, 1879.
81. annual meeting Of Grace Church
AZ ~, ,"s school held 10 the church last night
siihs ,"iI,owing officers were elected for the
tue . - wear: superintendent, Dr.. j. Ed
sa, sn Woyler: Assistant Superintendent, z.
,aS. ward secretary, W. j. Alfriends Ii.
y. 49," W. Rainey. The organization
eTa ira school a. reported is: Officers, q;
OF s sho 3s: scholars. 264; number OF
roImnes in the library, 900. A new anu
,.ar library Is soon to be purchased.
Ht IT,. fine residence OF Mr.. William a.
80, IN Dinwiddie county near Ford 9
n.,sst Was DESTROYED by fire last week, Win
I'll III al The furniture 1t contained. Inc
! ne saia 10 have originated in the COOK
w.. ~ the dwelling, and was caused by
.to oars,cssness Of a servant in leaving q
."s -; hyrninr Goals and ashes on the iioor.
". pr' T,r,in,s loss is quite heavy, and IS nor
covered by any insurance.
great deal Of interest Is manifested IN
,rc;Iinc.match between two horses owned
IN Petersburg, which is to take pace Ut the
Eo;r. Grounds next week. 1t is state0 tnls
evening that over one thousand dollars, IN
rarioIs sums, are bet on the race, with TWO
hundred dollars as the stakes:
The Appomaltox Boat Club meet to-
,,nrrow night to make final arrangements
shout their trip to Fredericksburg to take
nsrt in the coming State regatta. The
CInb will be represented by good crew In
the race.
There is good deal OF sickness in the
city. especially among children, but gene
rally OF mild character.
The MethodiSts on the Sussex circuit arr
making arrangements for holding series
NJ camp-meetiugS, to commence on tn
,onrth sabbath in this month. At what Il
Known as the Tabernacle. about fourteen
miles from the city on the Petersburg rail
road, camp-mee.inG was held last year 10
some weeks, during which many person
nrnfesScd conversion. The meetings viii
he held nj the same place this year, and th
nresiding elder OF this district and all thu
Methodist clergy in this city will at time:
assist in conducting the services.
All moneys now diSburSed by the city NJ
Maid by tho Treasurer on warrants draw
by the City Auditor. Previous TO the Is
OF July this was not the case. The book
Of the one officer now correspond With an'
act as a check unon those Of the other, AM
the city's financial condition can at an
time be told without delay or trouble.
The REORGANIZATION OF the Fire Depart
ment under the ordinance lately adopted b.
the Common Council will probably not b
effected before the 1st OF August.
RoBIs ADA1R.
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THE ia T'E i !! NEW !
nYTRfEGKAPH FROM AIIs PARTS
OF THE WORLD.

AND ENcAMPMENT OF THE
BLUES AT Old PorNT-A RICHMOND 70.
& LloEMAN INJURED-sTORMs IN THE
B WEST FIVE MORE VICTIMS OF vAsA Or
) PHANAsYLuM--AsTo RMY sCENEIN THE
i NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i INDIANS COMMIT SUICIDE TO AVOID
HANGING -CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
AT BRIDGEPORT, ooHN.-PROBABLE AC-
CIDENTAL SHOOTING OF MR.. SEYMOUR
THE NEW YORK HEBREW CONVENTION
! MEETING OF THE VIRGINIA EDUCA.
,TrONAL I ,CONvENTloN-DEATH OF DIR,
JOHN FISHER. OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PARK RACEs-A LIVELY SCENE IN THE
HOUSE OF coMMoNs-FAILURE OF COT
ToN-srINNERs-.vARI FOREIGN ITEMS
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

1900 g.. TUESDAY, July 8. 1879. y
Is SALEs.-1o shares Richmond and Danvflle Rail-
road stock sold at 17H
. gspernment Secartttss-Upited States 4k's,
l05h bid; United STATES As, 101k bid. n
Iqte .Sscur1tfes.-Virgtniz 10.4G's. 40 bid, ASK
asked; Virginia cons0ls, 55K oio, 55A asked Viz
gini1 cousos, new. 31H bid, SO asked; Virginia
fundable, 30 bid Virginia deferred, 81 bid, asked
Virginia interest certificates, Is bid. asked !:
North Carolina bonds, rs bid, 25x asked.
CITY observation-disclosures city 8's. j. and D..
100 bid; Richmond city 6's, j. and j.. l05 bid.
Railroad BOads.-Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road 6's. gold, n. and N. SO asked; Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad rs, gold, j. and j., 80 asked;
ma j.. 9en bid, 100 asked; Virginia and Ten
nCssee Railroad second mortgage 6'S. j. and j., SO
hid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad thin mort
gage s's. .. and j., JOG bid; Soutnside Railroad
lanttc, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad certificates,
SO bid: Richmond and Danyllle Railroad console
dated 6s. NJ. and N. 90 bid 96k asked: Piedmont
Railroad FIRST mortgage S's, A. and o.. 11S bid; G..
G. aud 4. Railroad, LIST, 100 asked; c. &. and A.
Railroad. I'd, "a bid, 76 asked
| hrst mortgage 6's. II. and ~. 55 asked.
.Raftredd Stocks.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par. 40 bid; Richmond, FreIericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad common. 100 par, 40
BID, SO asked; Richmond and Dahville Railroad,
100 par. 8 bid, 1Sk asked.
Bank StocEs.-FIrst National, loo par, 115 bid
National Bank OF Virginia. 100 par, IS bid, 80
bid.
| insurance Compantes.-virginia Fire and Ma.
rine, p par. 81 bid, SEX asked Virgnla State, rs
99ar 27is Rid: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par
| Kiceltdneous-Old Dominion Steamship Com.
pany, 100 par, S21 bid.
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WHEAT TO BE Observation-Disclosures Com

WHEAT TO BE HIGHER Cincinnati COM
7nercial. THE weather in Europe has not
been favorable to crops this year. The
spring was cold and backward, and there
was excess of rain in England as we'll as on
the continent. The locusts and grasshop-
pers are ravaging the wheat-erowing dis
tricts OF Russia. A considerable deficiency
in the grain crop is anticipated in France.
In Austria and Germany the complaints OF
crop failures are as numerous as elsewhere.
In short, it is lean year in Europe, and
vast quantities of bread>tuf1S will have to
be imported.
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Stormy Scene I'm the New York Board
of Aldermen.

NEW YORK, July S.-A stormy scene took
place in the Board of Aldermen to-day, du-
ring which Alderman Sauer openly and re-
peatedly charged Alderman Haughton with
having been bribed to support yanderbilt's
rapid-transit scheme. Haushton denied
the charge, and committee OF investiga-
ton was called for and appointed.
The Board, by vote OF Is to 8. rejected
the report OF the rapid-transt commission
ers favorne Vanderbit's scheme for the
elevated railroad on Fourth avenue.
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Monm1ro,,u,h-Park RIA ces.

MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., July s.-The
track was heavy to-day on account OF rain,
but the attendance was fair.
The first race was for maidens OF all ages,
one mile, with eight starters. BuIwark won
easily by five lengths; Lakewood second !;
Ayenger third. Time, 1852.
The second race-for the July stakes for
two-year.olds, five furlongs-had thirteen
starters. At the hali-mile pole Sensation
led. and at the three-quarter pole had drawn
clear. On entering the home-stretch Gre
NADIA and RosaIie ran through the other
borses, so that at the foot OF the grand stand
George Lorillard's team OF three were In
front, and finished with Sensation first and
three lengths ahead OF Grenada, who was
hall length before Rosalie, with Tureene
fourth, and the others strung out. The I'm
ish was loudly applauded. Time, 1:07.
The third race was the Jersey Derby,
sweepstakes for tbree-year-olds. Il miles.
Entries, Spendthrift and Wilful. 1t was
won with great ease by Srendtbrlt canter.
ing home ten lengths before Wilful. Time,
2:59.
The fourth race was for 5000, for all ages,
| Ii miles, with seven starters. Pilot got
away first and kept the lead to the finish,
winning by three lengths; Milan second,
hlDSSLou tuiTu, uuu tlc otuels Stl uu5 away
out. Time, 2:19l.
| TIE fifth race was handicap sweep
stakes for all ages. with $500 added, one
and five eighths miles; eight starters. The
race was closely contested by Monitor, Jer.
icho, and Una. Entering the home-stretch
whipping. finishing brush between the
three horses ensued, and passing the grand
stand it seemed dead heat between Moni.
tor and Jericho, but the Judges decided
that Jericho was first by nose, with Moni-
tor second, and Una third. Time, 3O33.
The sixth and last race was handicap
steeple chase, for all ages, over the short
course; purse, $500; three starters. Pro
blem came in an easy winner by three
lengths ahead OF Derby. Runcher did moi
70 to the course. Time, 5:52.
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Methodist Episcopal Sundny-School
Conference.

LEXINGTON, VA, July S.-The twelfth an
nual Convention OF the Baltimore Confer
ence Sunday-School Society OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South met here at
O'Clock this morning. President It. j. Ma
gruder, of Baltimore, called the body to
order. A large numbe" Of delegates and
visitors were present from every portion OF
the Conference. Rev. r. A. Young, ID. D.,
OF Nashville; Rev. A. W. Wilson, mission
ary secretary OF the Church South, and
others, addressed the Convention this after
noon. ~,
The Convention If one Of the largest ever
held. ---
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RICHMOND AND PErEKSEJE GS
| RAILROAD COMPANY. {
| SN0NNENCJNG SUNDAY .July G. 1910.


roMMENCING SUNDAY, July g., 1879
~ trsiu3 Oh this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
IL IS 4. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. cc.nect1s
for, Charleston, ;avarnah Augusta
... and Aiken (via Charlestonl, Ra'"iyfA.
Jacksonville. Stops only ut Crrs;ss
and Manchester. aud ~ Halfway os7
500 A. NJ, NCCo,IMo DATGoN daily makes.
close connection 81 Petersburg with
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohfo
railroad for Eriatol. ChattanooEs.
Nashville Memphis. Lvn chhrTs.
Farmvillc, and other Local Stations
shat road, maxim same time by
any other line. Stop; a al! reEutas
s:ooP NJ. AccoWMoDATIoN TRAIN daily
teXcent Sunday Passengers taxing
this traL will make clsse connection
at Peter" burg Il Norfolk.
1925 T. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily, connectiae
for Weldon, Wilmington. Ea!.igia.
Charleston. Savannah. Augusta, Co
lumhIa, Atlantis. Macon, Montgnn cry /,
Mobile, New Orleans. and all points
South and Southwest P;lin2H Sleep
fng-car from Washington for VII
mtngton. Savannah, 3nd tie South-
Stons only at Manchester and CttesseS'
and Hall. Way on signal.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
G.35 A. ~, THROUGH MhlI. daily. connecting
with Richmond, krederlckaln,-y and
Potomac railroad fo' all points Snrth,
East, and West. Stops al lai.rses-
ter and Chester, and at 1ia.!-TaT
s25A HccoM Bmfeiys hp 'n r ifn ,y
Except SaEcayl. Stops NJ Ill Sta
lions.
THO P. a., ACCOMMODATION TRAIN daily
texcept Sundav). Stops only at HIo.
chester and Chester, and Halfway On
On signal.
355 2. II. THROUGH MAI. dsjly, connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg a2d
Potomac railroad for al point Easf
and West. Also, making close ceEnoas
tisn with the Chesapeake Ard Otlio
railroad for the Virginia Springs AKA
all points North and West. This trd1A
stops ut Manchester and Chester. u1kd
at BALI Way and Grury's BilH, 80
signal.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg Will start fron
tic Appauattox depot.
mono $50 A. III. and $50 r. NJ; leave Peters,
burg SEQ 4. II. and 5:25 r.. every Sunday.
my3 A. SHAW, SuDerinir ndfnt.
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Excitement In the New York Grain
Market.

NEW YORK, July S.--The excitement in
the grain market increased to-day, and
wheat further advanced from 2 to cents.
1t is uncertain whether or not the rise is a
healthy one. 1t is what may be- termed a
.crop scare" ana has arisen from reports
OF bad weather in Europe and the North
west. Should the reports be confirmed
within few days it is very probable that
the present prices may be even further adj
yanced, but. at present quiet and regular
traders do not feel very anxious at the rise,
and look upon it as the annual return OF the
6 scare3
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New York.
TIE SOCIETY OF THE AMERICAN HEBREW con-
GREGATIONS.

TIE SOCIETY OF THE AMERICAN HEBREW con-
GREGAT10NS.
NEW YORK. July S.-The sixtieth annual
convocation OF the Society Of the American
Hebrew Congregations began this morning
in Sturdivant Hall. Forty-seconG street and
Broadway, and was largely attended. A
great deal OF interest was manifested in the
proceedings. The different reports were
submitted, discussed, and acted upon. :. III
DR.. Sonnenschein, of st. Louis, delivered
the congratulatory address, during which
he was called to order amid much excite
ment for saying he was glad they had met
in the ball rendered memorable by the
preaching OF Felix Adler, the well-knoWn
free-thnking Hebrew professor, late OF
Cornell University.
At the conclusion OF his remarks reports
of the Executive Committee and Committee
on Permanent Organization were read and
adopted; and after the transaction OF some
other unimportant business the Convention
adjoul ned. ".
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!. The Weather.
TRANSFORMS IN THE WEsT.

CINCINNATI, July photographic advices
indicate that the general transforms that
have prevailed in interior and southern
Ohio and in 1ndaIa for the past few days
have been OF great benefit to the growing
corn. The wheat has been damaged to
some extent, though not sufficiently to ma
terially affect the general result. e.
THE GREAT STORM IN THE NORTHWEST. ~
ST. PAUL, MINI, July s.-A special dis
patch from Red Wing, Mimi, says four
more OF the victims OF the destruction oil
the orphan asylum at Vasa by the recent
storm have died-making thirteen IN all.
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Personal.
MR.. KEENE's MOVEMENTS.

y MR. KEENE'S MOVEMENT IS.
CHICAGO, July S.-The Times claims to
have discovered that MIR. j. r. Keene has
been in the city the past week quietly d.
recting the movements OF his brokers on
the Board OF Trade, and that he left for
New York in a private car last night.
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DIR. q. McLANE,S VEKMIFUGE.
VlHE GENUINE DIR. C.. MCLANR'S
CELEBRATED
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
CELEBRATED
VERAIiFUGE

The couptepance Is pale and leaden colored, with
occasional Pushes or circumscrlbed spot ON one Oh
both checks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
Hate an azure semicrcle runs along the lower eye
lid; the nose is irritated, swells, aEi sometn es
blesds; q swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or tbrobbing Of the ears
an unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny Or furred
tongue breath very foul, particularly in the morn.
ing; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with
a knawing sensation of the stomach, at others en-
tirely gone; feetnE pains in the stomach; ocea-
slonal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular at times co'tiYe;
stools Shiny, not unrrequently Hinged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied by hlc-
cough cough sometimes dry and conyuIsive; un-
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
teeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &C.
Whenever the above symptoms are found to exist
DIR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form. 1t is an innocent preparation, not ca
pss1e Of doing the slightest injury to the most
tender infant -
The genuine DIR. McLANE's VERMIFUGE bears
he signatures Of c. McLASE and FLEMING BROS.
. n the wrapper. 80