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RELI9IOUS.'
THE I,UTffEJtASS.

dperfdt htDdfcH 10 7hs 1ttAtnA
WOOSTER, e., juno 10.-For little more
than week the General Synod OF tho Luthurau
Church has been In session in this place. The
Convention, which clossd Iaat evonlng, MA at.
tended BY delegates from all portions Of tho
country, East, West, anil South. Id additlou:to
,ho,l74 delegates, which represented tHouty-
four District synodt and 120. .oW commandments,
tlacse were also m unusually large number Of
visitors. From the very first stsslon to tho
close Of the Convention 1t waS characterized by
spirit Of such unusua1 Chflattan courteous
ness that, At lhc close, II ras pronounced bY
somc OF it8 oldest members as tho most rcn1ark-
ablc In TINT respect Of any they had eycr At
tended.
The now Synod Of Middle Tennessee was re-
ceivt.t Into 8ynodgnt fellowship ant It's dcfc-
gates cnrolIad as members Of the General
Synod, Tie missions In Southern India mil
Afriea were shoHn TO hc in n most prosperous
The Publication nousc IN PHILADELPHIA, Under
lts new Superintendent. II. g. Boner, hna On.
toyc'l an enlarged patronage, and reported
Erect aaFalss npon torn,9r pros: dhc sfaoa
pare a',d hare published new hymn and tune
corpurntel ~ the Book Of Worship.
Committee, @ a. liz sauac umo ss'i anotier commit
tec was appointed TO crltitisc, suggest omcn.la-
tIofls, and old in tha pcrtectlng ot new liturgy
for ihc use of. the Church. Tic new hook Is to
! DO revised and published during the year. 4"
Bccnuso u the delays attending the dclsbera-
lions Of largc bodies, and tile difficulties fre
4ucntlY Of securing entertainment for delegated
| and visitors, and tho EXPENSE Of bringing 10
largo humber OF delegates from MI portions
| OF the Union, mention las been made at the
present session Of reduction Of representa-
lion. Only ahout f1fty years n0o lhcro were but
200 Lutheran clereymon in this country; today
t'lcro arc IS synods, 800 ministers, 5,3ol
| churches, With I1J, 50D conmunicant members.
The aynotl adjourned TO meet two veass honce
Mt Attuoun, Pa. just before tho adjournment
tic University Of Wooster conferred The degree
| OF Doctor Of Laws upon the Rev. j. \. Brown, D,
D., Of Gettrsturg, Pa, Professor in tho Tlico-
logical Seminary and i editor of tho Latateran
| prise TO thr Synod and was accrptcd Us u proof
d the fraternal foeltng cxiatIug between the
| church. NtTcr has moro business been trans-
acted ut single meeting of this general body,
and seldoin las creator harmony Of fee1fng or
unity OF action characterized the sessions OF any
| lnrEe dcltbgratlyc body.
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TIE PEDESTRIANS.


!.oSno"' '""o A'~c'R'e ''ha''5 soltfea NJ
va" e.oeA 'ast s'e!.l's' seo'"e ae iao no
caa"ee u Ma1n,s tle 4'o '""cs "a'ea "as nee'
esaary u cntlso "'o1 10 snafe u 'he gate
..ouos' ne WIN ~oa"ef'uiy we'll a"a ieeenee
t"ah oa 1.es1at' u"s US ieet "efe ol'stelea
.ma n 'as'ete''. "","ns n'so ie'sseu, alter so'hs
~ H1lcs anu ote 'ai' n'o"" anu Mestoh hase
both beatch all previous rcrores' l!1o score ut
O'CLOCK LUIS morning stood: bfowu, Sl5;
weston "l3 mtlos UNI onn a.'d one'E'aH laps'
Two 70 one On brown attll Forthcoming.
."'u y. h'-fao'ic interest IN uie 'nter''a'
t!o,lal pedestrian contest increases. Brown left
tho track at u: 10, looking queer. llts record
at TINT tlEno was :S4b miles and Two lapa.
nuRRAH FOR wEsToN1
At a fen minutes aftor II Weston completed
the 6anle distance nnd remained OIL the track,
4 shout from The crowd announced that ho haa
taken tho lead In the bea! titnc Tor tho distance
ever yet accomplished.
Brown rcated TWO hours ut q stretch during
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LAFAYETTE, IND.

Snstad* l31p6tch 10 INA 1f7ehnS.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Juno 1A-1'hc Commence
ment exercises nt purdue univera!tY this week
have bncn ATTRACTIVE and interesting, aud the
large attendance bcars good oEtdcnrc Ut the IT.
tcfcst manifested IN the institution. The Com
mencomcnt exercises proper took place to-day,
consisting Of oratlons by tho graduates, music,
and the annual address By tho Rev. Lemuc1
Moss, D. D., President Of the State University
ut Bloomington. The chapel vas crowded with
visitors, Gov. James d. Williams, uen. N. u.
Manson, Auditor Of State, and tho full Bonri
Of Trustees among them. The University en-.
braces three departments, ts,-collcao o. Ten
era1 ecIcnco, Special Schools Of Science,
Agricultural, and Mechauic Arts, a,l'a
the University Academy, The pupils IN the dc.
partmcnts tho past year have numbered, In the
College, ~; Special Schools, u: Academy, 11o::
All the departments arc open to stude.lts nf
both sexes. Thu future prospects OF The Uni
versty arc, vef5 promising. The tlepartments
nrc complete In equipments, alll dnrtng the past
year many valuable additions have been made to
It's library, cabinet, and museum.
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SPRIN9FlELDt I'LL.
Entetai {1tspatth 10 Tht I'Ffbu1ta,


SrRlNGF1ELp, ILL.,, juno 10.-Thc nineteenth
ANNUAL commencement exercises Of the HIgh
School took place this inorutng III tho House Of
Representatives, at the State House. Tic hall
had bccn tastotully decorated for the occasIon
md large platform constructed, upon which
wcro seated Gov Cullon ainal several Of tho
State officials, tho mcuibcrs OF the Board Of Ed
ucaton, teachers III tho ctr schools, tho gratlu-
ates, and others. Every inch Of ataI,dtng roo'n
In the lnrCe hall and the galleries Was occupied
the audience being composed for tho most part
Of indies and children. The exercises occupied
tho cntiro forenoon. consisting Of essays by the
young ladies', addresses by tile male graduates
and the us.ial musical selections. The gtadu-
school, Including tucnty.ninc pcraons.
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WHITEWATER, WIS.

WnrrEwATkR,, Wis., Juno 1O.-Tie State
Normal School, located at this place, held Its
Commoncctnent-ox at tho Congregational
Church to-day, under tho supervision Of rrcsi-
don't J. ". Stcarns and tho Faculty. Tho at
tendance was large. 1hcto wcro uinc graduates
from the Senior class, namcd Us follows: Siary
j, Beach, Of Whitewater; Fauate Chatiu, Of
Afukwonago; Eleanor Chain, Of Mukwonago: ;:
Lewis ii. Clark, OF Wausemon: Elton a. Per
sopst OF Bradhead; George ". Rcigtc Of White
water: Marv Reid, oi A1derly;. Adslchort j.
Sherman, Of Whitewater; Ida Tccd, Of Fort
WashtuEtun.
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policy towards Ct1ba. Ho considered It tmpostf.
bio to nboltsh starory Immediately.
The address was adopteti--140 yeas, 81 nays,
nxrLostox.
During military rev'cw hero Today an nna-
munttion waEou exploded. Two soldiers were
Killed anil two soltlicsa md several spectators
Muuuded. :
, 1879-06-20

THE COMING ELECTORAL STRUGGLE.
LONDON, juno 19.-The Times, apropos OF tho
speech BY Sir Stafford Northcotc at the annircr-
sary banquoto Of tho Tower IIaullet Constitutions
ii Association, which discussed tic questions uow
cngaoing thu Governments attention from tho
point of vlcw Of a probable carly dissolution OF
Parliament, says: ut IL Obvious tint On nj,
sides there arc Indications Of tho approach Of a
great electoral struggle. useat questions OF
foreign policy which have occupied tho mind Of
thu country tho last few years orc RAPIDLY ap-
proaehtag soluttou, for good OF harm. ,Wheu
the time comes for the English peopte-to say
how the Ministers have discharged their trust,
they will not fa!l to hca: iii mind tho difficulties
the Government has had to encounter, as we'll
~ their method Of dealing with them. II IL
premature, Is the Chancellor OF tho Exchcqucr
intln,atcd, to form tiual judgment Of tic whole
case, but 1t Is also evident from Ills speech that
tic unonlcnt fur pronounc1ng such d Judgment
Is not far ofl.''
TIE royrr1An QUESTION.
In the co!rsc Of tho foregoing article, the
TINES makes tt,o following reference to a dis
patch from Alexandria, stating that tho Frcucl,
Cunsu..Genrrat wpMtsl proceed IN full uniform,
to the palace to announce that tho Frnncil Coy
crntnent ilas decided to insist upon n,e doposi-
LlQL OL lllE hlIGAlfGt '-lk ID uuk u DG 6unu0AEH
the French Hoycfn.neNt would have takcM q
step Of such Importance without tho consent Or
ucq,.cscencc Of our own Government, md, II II
lias been taken at nil, wo hayo cntercl upon a
new und worry critical stage Of the Egyptian
question:"
WRECKED.
LONDON, Dune 10.-'rhe Dr!fis!, steamer Thes-
sally, IRON iEayrc for Bou,bay, has been wrecked
100 miles from Alden. No lives wcro lost. The
Thossaly WAS an iron vcsscl nf f,0,0 tons bur-
den, aud was built In 1877.
SAVED FROM THE HEA,
LONDON, June 10.-1wo hrotlcra belonging
to French fshing-yesscl hayo hccn picked Nr
Ia an open bont ott Newfoundland, utter drlf.
lug eight days. They aro terribly cmaclate4.
VnR uANAnA PACIFIC.
LoanoN, June l0.-ln the House Of Com
nonB to-day Sir Mcl,naI Hicks beach, replying
tU question by John Bright concerning a dcp
utatsnn ea!d 10 be coming from Canada to asi
tue Government for loan, or guarantee, TO
the purpose of constructing tho Pacific Railway
said all hc know ubout It was resolution 0
tl!e Canadian Parliament respecting lie racifs
Hallway. The deputattou, he saul, wns certntnl.
not coming In consequence Of any communlca
lion OIL tho subject between Tho two uo7ern
mcntsa
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neys II tha etasa sre bntaecd ip tho cn.c, ouo..
VIZ w. a. so,1 nop sts,lD $ o. fe9ey col W'!am' +
epboner. soma months aKo The msttcr t - ~ '.
Rtvot INTO the hands Of j. y. Cass AZ. nj J,nn.s
file, as aneciai Master. }Io ns mae " r"nes. rnn
and rendered 40 oplon on tho sau,e wn,cS ,cS'is Z
pcuorattF ttnsatjsfActorr, "essn u
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1QecId9 B4RR&cH 70 1N1 1TolHA
y, GRAnp Raids, Mich, June 10,-1hc Old Res
tdeats' Association. Of this ctr anl tue Graud
River Valloy held their annual reunion 1t
Reeds Lake, near this city, to-day. 1t MA a.
tAnded By over b0oot tue pioneers Of the valley Of
moro than tHenty.hYe ysaEs' residence In 1t, and
VIVA tas the inoat successful pleasant gathering
tas soc!esY has had ina tcofe Of yen.s. Nsfresh-
Moitnes, proi. EvuFstt, Robert Hilton, Esq, tho
Aon. Y. W. JohaaD, and others uAae up tie
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THE WEATHER.

OFr1CE or rnH CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., juno 20--1 q. m.-lndea.
tfons: For reunessec, the Ohio Valley "pd
Lowor Lake region, eastorly winds, warulre aud
partly cloudy weather. failing barometer.
For tho Upper M[aslssIppi and Lover Missouri
Valleys and Upper Lake region, south to eat
winds, stationary to higher temperatures, (a'''
Ing barometer, increasing cloudloess. aud n'l'
ncrous raius, followed In tho western portion
Of the Lowsr Missouri Valley BY r!s,ng: oaro1at
etcr aud pooler nothwcst winds.
LOCAL o8sEnvATloks.
CuiUAao. Iuuo n
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, ,."s1n ''n" -" ~" ,,"'s.'..
,, BERLIN ,,1 '.nno lm-in ',s He,snn.sx .o.''a5
Ilell o.'p'usN nssssa W. ,.'.,,' .."'o ~ ~.
seEau ~ to IT, .n,, !, ~ ~.
st.s L,a,. ,"as w.. .,,,,,,,,, ~,.,,,s ,,,,
"ss ~ r,.,.,.,' "s .," ~
hn,,.. t,..,ns 49, ...n., - s,,. ~" aus IT,. ,s...
"'o'.' w. 'a' n'"J -. "'Tuty ~. 's
"AH,+ ] ouo'' ."' ~''a @'A"u"'" Aau wv" '''A'e"
as ,,'.o.s.,. -" otsn WIZ,
a, ts1,''su ..'a' NC um hn.'" '''c s,enso y.
,,. ""s nc ''''.'sc w. ,'o'
,s eo'A'u's a,."
~. ~ ~ u" e%p ss''eu oi'...loa npo"
~ ."~' "Ao sA"~6"' '''S T>''@
'''"
HAD NOT BEEN WE'LL CONSIDERED .
oas treating the inatter from oah'aess po'sto1
s!eH no con1u etshro INC no1se t"ht hsishtf t''e
feoesn! Eonae'l nor me tsassAn s'n'etr5 hau
nootco ,''u qussnon ol nooaea''o"oi '1'c 'fo'u'
otan"at" s""' ''"e saspeassoh o. e'ses ea'es
""s " '"easoea VI c3Na'e"c' "aop'eo ue"".,'H
vi !uS.eAae W s""'e' aus "ouu. 'esp'.'"f 's''
e1ap''} o1 ecfman so'aaee iea'sla,,o" "as
"no's un"ar'ansca' ne ''''a nysei a'seasrsa as
tne question WIN .'c Ai'h'eses o. rlnanSo !, lug
sc"t'sa'en leo'1' "io'a hosa oao nuosc,t'h'as.s'.
hnipassasos, nau ocs'se" '''9 'hlot'''ato ''.'1
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Llsnox, june 19.-T,e Cortes has rhtI1ed the
Treaty with urcat britain establishing Cus-
toms Union bctwcou tic British and tho portu-
guese East Indies. aud Custom-I1ouscs bctWccn
tic Two nill be abolished. The Portuguese will
adopt tho British Iu1!cs tariff, c1clse, money,
weights, neasures, and cxtratlitton regulations.
Tho British salt monopoly will be extended to
portugucsa territory In consideration OF the III
dcmrity to the latter Of lacs OF rupees annu-
ally.
, 1879-06-20

op<e1df O!9Fd{cA 10 ans IfftAnk
MILWAUKEE, jula t0.--'tl.e Catholic Total
Abstinence Union Of Wisconsin closed IT, sot-
eions to-day. The following are tho Officers
elected for the ensuing year: President, tho
Rcy. G. l.. Willard, OF Milwaukee; y!ce. .P.osl.
dents. the Rcy. j. o'Alaley, Of Oshkosh; tho
Hey. E !: coish,, Of Watcrtowni Joseph
ot Whitewater; tho Rov. Il. Inby, Of Steysus
Point; tho Key. !, Maaschelsn, Of Kenosha;
Secretary. .. F. Keanau. oi I.spon; Treasurer,
7. r. bolaMd, Of Fort Howard, This Kuy,'
g. l.. Willard was chosen delegate to
the National Convention 10 be hcll a1 De-
trolt next October. MIR. MeAlshou, OF Portage
City, Wus depatlzea to attend to arrangements
for tlo next annual meeting, which il to be hrjd
IT Portage City. Tho uats u tho meeting Is ia
b. i11sa By tl.s President. To-day thg fatl.e,
adult, marched n thu Uuion Depot, where they
received tue 1t. FatrIck's Society Of Whitewater
and escorted them to Bishops Hall. This was
. the only open-Atr demonstratloa connected viii
; tbs temperance gathering.
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SPAIN.


MAnatp, juno ia Socialist conspiracy has
boeu discovered ~ San Mt3lel. Seven eoaaplra-
tors have been Imprisoned and ltst OF theiF Ac-
complies been srtzcd.
1n Tic tlrbate III The Cortes On tho speech
from the throne, Frontier Campos stated sl1at
The QoveEnnseut laliy Intended to settle Tue cu'
ban question. and would pursue = eoncillatory
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NOTES AND NEWS.

APEVINTMENIs
sptcIai Li*Daeht1 tn Ihr Tribune.
;WasHixGron. D. C.. Juns .-lscprceontatlyn
Caunun, uf Illtnnls, has obtulncd dill appont-
meat lor his brother as Surgeon In the army.
ArphoVEu:- ''f
This President hes approved tho bill authorz.
inE tic ust of rcrtuln appropriated moneys for
the completion and protection OF tile Ch,ppewa
River Improvements
CoNKLiN0 AND LAMAR,
Those who claim tu bo posted on the Codc Of
Honor ray that II Lunar had asked ConklnE
WHETHER ie meant tu nCcus0 him with having
acted IN bad faith MIL CouhlIng had answered
in the affirmative. then Lamar would lIayo been
jnstifed In usitg the lnuEtlags be did, but the
language, ns used, was IN unproyukcd Insult
which Justified the scathtng reply made by sir'
bonds 70 he REDEEMED.
TINT he will redeem at onCe, without rebate Of
Interest. I'll! The outstanding 5a0 bonds, consoIs
ot 1907 aud consola Of 1S6S, calfed, to mature
July 8 and next.
MooNsu1NERs.
Commissioner lsaltn has received the follow
fng dispatch from tho Collector OF Atlanta, Ia.
"Dcpl,sics lavn sczed three Illicit dtsttilcrivs
near the South Carolfna line. Fifteen ARMED
men wcre IN possession OF onc distilaery, and
the Deputies had to tight to tunko the seizure
One Illicit distler WAS wuUutcd."
A cosrEsTEu ELEcr1oH CASE.
The House Election Committee to,tlny con-
eiderc.i, without result, The ln4tana contested
election casc OF AcCnfe against Ortf, tho sitting
member. Tic contestant made an application
Tor MI extension In thu time allowed hin for ll+
in{ papers bearing OH his case.
lASNSTOH.
10 ths FFtsttrl Assottaltd {'rfs-
WASHINGTON, D. G., june ln.-TlIu State De-
n1fEntnf kIYrfH lfi1Ff PFTnpa HINT
Prof.. LM.EstGn, The American Minister, who lIas
been dangerously III With yellow fever, IL lll,.
proving.
THE CENSUS COMMITTEE.
The House Ccpsux Committee has organized,
and will probably l'o!u sessions during tle Con
gfcsslonal RECESS.
INSPECTION.
Gen. Sherman has, under orders from the
War Department, LIFT hero tu inspect Fesa
Wayne, Aacktnac, IND Brady, Mich,
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sptoat nispatch u TIC Tr4onHA.
ADRIAN, Mich, juno 1D.-Thc twcnty.arst
annual Commencement Of the Literary Depart
mont Of Adrian Cp11cgo took place at tue Opcra-
Ilouse this morulnE, the audience III attendance
hnt.1tt tnrre.
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BAYARD.
t3E IL TO BE LIT ALONE.

6steIdt DIaDateA 10 TN Trtbnne.
WASHINGTON, D. e., juno 10--'rbc troubls
betwecn Dayarl anA tho silver men IN the Sen
ate has settled down, an,l no further action will
b. takep Many Senators who favor the placlnE
Of silver upon tie same footing rs gold IN re-
rard 10 coinage arc oppusctt equally TO thu
Warner bill and to Tho attack On Bnyard.
Among these It ia believed tint Mcdonald,
Gordon, Etarris Wallace, Jones' Ai,t. Thurman,
pcndtoton, anl Farley ara prominent. Thcso
ecnators Mi believe IN ni.motalllsn, but think
the country Is growing up to their standard
rapidly enoueh without dtstracting their rnrtr
nov by attacking as bravo and ablc. a man os
Bo7nri, or attempting to dl.grncu him. MhEy
VI il,e scnatore, however, still think that Bay
ard uaA over sentative.
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OF Garaeld's speech: "Farcwel1 to all pros-
pccts Of homc. No stay.n
In The course OF Ills spccch. In support Of the
Conference report Mcstahon1sHt Ohio, made
statement which ought nut ia 90 unrorrectct.
lao ea'd that the Democrats In cong1ess repro
sorteil vast majority. OF tic people. The TACT
is quite Tho contrary. A tabulasIon OF tha OIL
c'al returns Of the Representatives. Of the eour1'
tsy shnwss that tic Republicans In tho House
rcpresent IS. 900 nnors yotes than 10 tue Demo-
crats. The assertion, therefore, Of tho Bourbon
leaders tint on tho great questions now At issue
they represent the majority of the American
people Ia false Id facts aud figures.
, 1879-06-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. .

RorrsanAA, june 10-ArE!vedt stea'n'''p
Coland, frotI Now York, ,vu,,n,ne aud
LoKDon, june 1A-An1ted, M}1ta.phf }9ssa from
Holland, from New York; Lofu e'''e'
NxW {oRK, Juus 1A-ArrtFed, Ge't's'
Twas
, 1879-06-20

TNICHE1vr AND liYfsdEE.

TKlCkETT AND LAYC0CK.
sYnNsr, Australia, May =, VIA San FRAN
CISCO, Juuc 1a-A rowing match hus been ar
ranged for tho 30th ot August between Trickutt
and ).a5et'yk tor iE,o0 SIDE aud the enampiea-
shlp ol tho world.
, 1879-06-20

gltd BY barber for the purpose OF appearing ~
n male. Tho yourH Woman will ba Obliged 10
remain In the station until somt hcnev oltnt pot-
son psosdcs her nth Attic Ia keeping With her
, 1879-06-20

- sQRt3a9 D7EcUgeH 70 7H4 7F4tHH3. ;
ELa1N, ILL.,, juno 18,-Tho annual camp-!ncct-
Ing OF tho Northern Illinois FEce Mothodlsts
opened to.day, betwecn Wayne aud this city,
about eight miles cast Of here. The weather is
very favorable. The camp-meettng continues
Que week.
, 1879-06-20

EDUCATIONAL B1LL.
BnusssLs juno 10.-1he Elementary Educa-
ional bill, which tho Ccsicals bitterly opposed,
passed tue senate hy vote Of 80 to 3l. !.
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POLITICAL


CALIFORNIA
SAy FRANCISCO, Juna 1g.-Thc State Conycn-
ton this morning nominated for Lieutenant
Governor Gen. John Mansfield, Of Los Angeles,
BY acclamation: fos .sectotury Of State, D. II.
burns, the present Clerk Of Yolo County, Tor
Comptroller, D. NJ. KenNot1, Of Toiumne, BY
occlalnatlon; for Butscyor.doners1, j. ".
Shank1n, Of Alameda; for Clerkof the Supreme
Court, Frank ". Gross, Of San Francisco; for
Superintendent Of Public instruction, F. NJ.
Campbell, Of Alanc1a; all nominated on first
ballet.
For Treasurer, John Wei1), of Sierra County,
nnd for Attornoy-Gcncra1, A. L. Hart, Of
CoruEa, nominated on first bnllot.
d. II. Kcndcld, tho nominee for Comptroller,
was candidate for The satnc Office four years
aco, hut was ruled ont By the 9upreme Court.
which declared no vacancy In the otllce. Ho has
bccu Treasurer of Yaulumue County i've s1c-
ccsslye years, nithougl tho county Is Dcmo-
cratic.
instruction, IL teacher Of wido experionce, und
has bee, Superintendent Of Schools In Alameda
County since 1870.
Fr4nk ", Grosa, for Clerk Of Supreme Court,
tsa o9'nalist ot aS,ss 5ss's:s staung 81
ability, md mostly nmiucnt In the profession.
l'1lo Republican Convention nominated A.. l..
Rhodes Ch[ef-Jnstfec By accsamation. Ballot!ng
far six Associate Justices resulted in the chUlco
Of A. T. Catlin, !. 8. Deiehcr, q. T: lltchards, j.
E. 1Enle, II. D. Myr!ck, md +, D. Wheeler.
The Republicans Ut tho Fourth Congressional
District nominated Romualdo pachcco for Con-
'Tlr Republicans Of tic Second Congressional
District thla morning nominated for mcmber Of
tho State Bnard OF Equalization Afosos Drcw,
the present 6lcritt' Ut sacramento County. In
the Third District they nominated for Congrcss
Joseph MsKenny. @ nnd ~ lof member Of tlle ssatc
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TURKEY. .

EHu6Us
CoHsrAETtNorLE, juno 1D.-The recall OF
Atahmoud Ncdtm laB been counsermanded, and
the crisis In the Ministry Is cndcd. -
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Wz1LlAMspogy, Pa, June 10.-Vhc residence
Of samuel Miller, near h1ontoursvlle, va,
burned last night. Mrs. Miller pcr1shed in TIM
flames, and lar husband is not expected to ro.
cover from bis burns.
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EVACUATED

EVACUATED.
LONDON, June 10.-A dispatch from Sierra
1.eouc announces that tho French cSacuated the
Ielund Of Matacoug juno &.
, 1879-06-20
CASUALTIES.


P1rTsprNu, Pa. June 19.-Whilc Henry Pa.
Miss Helen Caldnel',. mid let slslor, M5s, H.,'
tie McCarty, OF Cleveland, were cnIoyInr n r.s.
r!agc ride at Macedonia, near Akton, O.. hi.
crentng, tho horao took fright and ran ,v.s
wrecking tho vehicle and eashlug tic occun,n;,
to tho ground, Miss Caldwell was 80 sercr.,a
injured that sfe dtetain an hour. sfr, Post w,.
90 badly hurt that hia life Is csnaIrnd ot Nr.
McCarty's back was badly iulnred, but sho " r II
recover, Tie unfortunate alfntr created rrcat @
poncd. "~p'
, 1879-06-20

HDFFTd3 Dk1dfth 70 7H{ 7F31W1a,
Fonr WArxE, Ind, June 1D.-At this aftrr.
noon tho 12-ycar-o'd son OF James Woodworth
Was run over on the pitteburE 1; Fort Wsvn,
Railway ard hEs head entirely detached from hi,
hts body:
6netiai Ds*pasea 70 7as Tribune.
MlLWAuKRB, Wis.,, June 19.-ycster{lav !.
girl named Anna Doarrink, aged s ycars, rhlo
riding to school in the Town Of Granville, MII.
Waukcc County, With her father, fell undo, tic
whes!s Of tho. wagon and was run over aud M
Robert Forsyth,, Young man residing Al.
yesterday by fuling slntler tho wheels Of raii'
way train while passtng from ono car to another
mud iustnntly killed. Deceased had rccentIy
been married. tand MAS going West to find sui.
nple location for future hong. His rcmao,
Will DO taKon to Newcnstte to-day,
, 1879-06-20
THE T1IApE.IOLLAA EXCHANGE
8,tttd{ Ej&pd!sh to The 15ftNftfs

8n$tf1} 1jSpdfsh 1Rk 2fftNHEs
. ~ =, 7,,,. ~ Tho Y{ouzn
= "AsAtNoloa. - ~ ~. "e.',r
passed tho Dill 10 psoVlde LOT thc c4e"hnke y.
trade for STANDARD silver dollars and 10 prevent
thc further cotnoto Of the latter. There WAS an
a..,ndment odon,ed which eyccpts c|,pped,
"o4anu"s ,se.-s., ,a,t,,- f.,,r ,to oncro.
mutilatea' or Imperfect ao''als .,o .
tlons at the oct. There WAS 70 i'tt!c ohposH'oh
to the bill that recorded voto was not dcnaand'
III. T,hc snrcchrs contained nothing new, hut
s4t s.s,ss.ht.u, ~ iii ,traw. A1exnut1cr
WE fetulaoa'ns ~ ~, ,..t.S So -
,sEthe1as anFocatea 'l'c ol''' tac ue'"e1 .'". -
wasin. the Interests Of spccnlators. or Tor tho
bthcftnf tho Chinese. This solemn. wtthcEed
old mrnltourht to eultyc; his heavy apcrch by
all,,stun,s-to "rinnfore." Indeed, 1t ras Tin
aforc da5 III tho Ifousc and Springer, ot Jul
nots, pnh ether membprs introduced the Ian"
uuace Of tie baby troupe.
The Warpe- amendment mas also adopted.
II nrnvittcs lin ,he dollars rccotIlcl under the
e.ta rahnfi mi :. rsrsrtrd M ui]dittfnnl ia the
,.." w s ,n,hn,s,, II, no aiivrr Dni,nr nr, nj
ConaKc @ ""sl'o'1@so ~ ''ie a''st A'e'"' "~' ~
lo!o. .,.. ,.t, 49,. A.. u,,u,.
Adr1ei0 anu MONROE iDbleten .ilat t.ae !s al!scl
question B1luulu not bu lIAtufnEd b9 inserting
inv e1trt, t]a,,ses In khe hill Tic amendment,
hnvcvcr nm. aiontcd.
S""'~'' ""a .u.
CLOSE oE I1la Debate.
10 the 1Vftf<rn 4 4noefatfi {'rtss..
WASHINGTON. D. C., Jrtne l9-The House
, 1879-06-20
THE KNKntyE,

LONDON, june IA correspondent at Alex
andra tclcgraphs sllat II Ia reported there that
thu Frcuch hConsui-Gencraf possesses the Sutap's
nrinan for .leposlng Tho Khetltvo In case he TO-
flases tho European, doma1,ds.
TetcEFams from Cairo report TINT the English
aud French t;onsuls. General had an interview
with khcdiyc yesterday and demanded his ab-
dcation in favor of his son. rrineo Mohammct1
TeTpik Tho khedlve repllcd TINT when bis
creditors were paid he would abdIcato.
coNnoBonATioN.
LONDON, Juro ia 1imss dispatch from
Paris corroboratcs tic report from Alexandria
that the French Consu!-GcacrAl In Egypt holds
tlsc Snltau's firman for tho deposition OF tbs
Khcdive.