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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-03
EDUCATIONAL.
SCHOOLF0R GIRLSEBOYS

Mrs. AID Miss EOKSEY will open School
FOX Girls I'd Boys ~ SEPT. 18th, 1879.
Eo7 particulars apply 10 Mrs. j. T. B. DOH"
SCI, Nc. 35 St. Assph street. Alersndris. Va.
Therc viii! be E CALISTHENIC GLASS in
connection with the School. aug .0-1m'
a LENANDHIA ACADEMY,
Corner ST. ksaph and Woifo Ns
Alexandria, Va.
The &2l Annuei Session Of this School will
conmanco MONDAY. September |.
Htrtct discipline and thorough teaching are
attributes OF lnls school, which is provided with
c7@fy coTtcr: FOR tho pupil, and all necessary
Apparatus for Illustration
Iu!t!gn lce per school 1larier Of >! months:
-'" Va
Inferno 'isto Glass ....................... co
S'h:S ~
advanced ScNlCr I! .......... ~ w
apply 1t tha school house or before Sept. TO
JOHN s. BEACH, Principal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-03

The JEANETiE'S ARCTIC CRUISE-I[OW
THEY WILL KEEP WARN "A $50 francisco
writer who went on board tie Jeanette before
she sailed say: 10 keep out as far as possible
tho cold tho csbia and ioreoas,c have bseu
padded on the Inside with several ,hicknesses
OF heavy felt, aad tho pop deck has b.en GOV
cred with three thi:kaoSsas Of sjcu. clnVas
which has been painted over The jeanette
will carry oue iodn& bost that can be u; sod on
runncrs as q sled ss we'll as 10 the wafer As a
boat She will take eight tents. each SIX feet
t2 o!1c. sui: of spare sails. smsl boats rsgei
With sails. and boat c3va.s. She is also pros
0lded with ice saws. by which c, OF ten or Gi
teen feet ln thickness csG BE- cut away.
Sho will have d spare atGrm tryslll aud avn
Jag to cover the sp.c. between ths pop aud
the house to be ereC:ed Oo her deck The
latter will be taken II tha norh by & o)aviy
1t ls constructed 50 al 10 roo. oTer tho deck
during the wa,vy storms. The beams Of this
deck house are mortlSed aad tas:enod togathGy
by scfc1 bolts, go that II c,l bo taktn doS1
or put up at will. The vessel is also ptoSiied
with two extra p'opcI!ers. to nc Us,d 10 clsc ol
accident; airo comploto DUFF; OF machills'S
tools and s!6ck, to repair aGy break lDat may
occur 10 tho engine.
She will bo heated by stoves buroiul sJit
coal. The provisions which she will carry are
s!most wholly 10 the concentrated or condensed
form, and arc similar to those with which prcsi
Gus Arctic bouod ships have bGen fitted p,coui-
p!siog, with the tXceplioo OF flour. ard in
preparations, almost wholly meats, vegetables.
Gnd f.uits. put up iu the mos. approved form.
She is provlsoned for nearly three years.
, 1879-06-28


LONDON, june Ill NH sorry to have to re-
port that for the first tfmo tLcrn bas been scri-
pus loss in the Atuercan uIcnt traffic. No 1css
than flty.one tons we're this week seized BY the
inspectors II, London, anl destroyed, aa being
unit for hnmnn food. Tliu estimated loss to
the OWNERS, I. c.. tho exporters, Is S5U00Q. The
medical officer expressed bis regret at the neccs-,
sty which existed Tor tho course taken, but hts
duty was imperative, rs the meat llad become:
absolutely putrId, Tile recent weather has ITO
doubt beeu unfaForab1s for tho traffic, but II
was stated that In ulu present instance Tho meat
had FROM some eauao bcou detained ten days In
New York before shipment, and henco
the exporters lad no QUO to blan,u
but Themselves. Tint TIN: occurruuce
was III unusual ona n,ny DO learned from thu
fact III stated BY tho put liz ol1lciRl that thu
of.iuary quantity OF mcnt anpuollv condemned,
nr1tfsh aB well ID American, lIas hitherto been
only pr cent Of Thu total Quantity eoms4guea
to Amithaa1d Market- II It, is true that ths
particular lot had been detained tou days III
New fosk, there need be no alaru, as to tic
safety Ut tho traffic, but all exporters will do
we'll to remember that there arc no public rcgu-
enturecd thau those talatnK to tho inspection Of
human food. particularly tlleat al,d iisI. Nosu
week passcs In which quantities Of The iatter arc
not condemned md destroyed. Fish, however,
are more pershabfc than meat. as ll.e a.Eall
percentage Of tltG 1attcr annually condemned
sufficiently shows. But <50,Vo0 IL large SUN
to lose fl ono lump, md the unfortunate ex-
postcrs Ia the present case arc to be con11uis~
cruted.
, 1879-06-28

Tho at. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Railroad will cl,anso tho gaugs Of Its road TO-
day from fyc feet to four feet eight md one-
half tJcllea. Three thousand mcn hare been
tngngel to commence the work At daylight md
complete BY lark. Thers are 100 miles Vi road
thus to BE- chanteb. This immsnsp job was at-
cidctl npun q few weola ago, and the enttra sec-
tton forco If tic road hare beou epRagel OF
late III preparing for It. The ties have been
racftiIly sized ufr At the place Hllere tho ratfa
aru to lie, rul tic lnder supporting SPIKES
placed At the exact guuGe. Buch spikes a. arc
NOT actual needed tu suppnfl thu ratis Were
drawn yesterday. There VIII BE- ,,pwarda Of
four men to Il milo engaged IN tho work, aud
the weather permitting tic change will 10 made
MI t1.e way from ST. Louis to Texarkana BY
snndoHn. THO fcct 8iiS'snch gaugo Is tho reg
ulRtton western gauge and al linrs connecting
With the 1ron Mountain asa 80 Interested IN tho
cllange tllnt they have contributed the services
Ut llIcir Roa1nastcra anil quota OF stctl1t-
llant!s sufficient 10 do tle work. During the past
fortnight tln reg,tlar section Eangs havc beeh
enrasca IN changing; tho gauge OF such switches
u arv not In ust. For mouth past ttln work.
1nGh III tho ships nt Carulnirlct, Dc Soto. and
1c1arkana hare been Engaged III changing the
trucks of cars, both freight uua passenger, to
conform to tue new gauge, 80 that Saturday
nght alter tie Eaugn Is IladG the r0ad will h9
msly eQulErch ami tralns riN witlou tnterrup.
tiot,. This chatge Gull hutwork to the iItercsts
become tlw body vi Ercat NORTH ulhi
Soutlt trunk Life. One immediate effect Of the
c!lu.su will be rpuuectlun With tilc luton De-
ut ut st. Lollis, and Us soon as possible all lra,
Mountain tralns Will drpart from and arrive at
tlMt point.
, 1879-06-28

Ions, slt Arc OF the men BY thfs timo4
gar. Meantime search was being tnado Tor tltd
details by tho main party, but without auceess.
Saturday morning, tltca Of the iiys fsmishng
nlcn determined 10 uiakd their vny back to the
starting pDlnt At Carrlso Springs, twoutv-thrcu
miles awsy; the other two mon being exhaust.
ed, determined to wait until ns.istat'ce could
bc sept from The main party. On Sunday morn
f,tR Nal. Afcdary went to CRrtso BprfnEs,
whers l,e found the three ntsn who
were saved aid At once started for the point
whcso tho other two men lad been left. ato.-
1aF about 2 o'clock ono Of the men, named h.
II. Winchester, was found. bus died In fs1
minutes attctHard. Tho trail OF tie other,
William Johnsou, was then followed about eight
mica when bis canteen was fouui, but he could
nowhere be found, death In some dry canyon
ur'loubsedly pelug i,ts portion. The lost men
wero from Baltimore, and nut accustomed to
the habits allu Necessities OF these vast plains,
, 1879-06-28

daily by etandoun IN tho surrounding mininK III
1oTea ailtl towns. The railroad mon employed in
the striking districts nre holding sacrct meet.
With the Knights Of Labor. It Is feared mlse.,iof
ts brewing, especially when It Ia a known fact
that tie Knights association have Determined
to inaugurato = great labor movement about
tho close Of tflls mouth Or the lat Of July
While many Western Socialist leaders l,aVo
CONS fnts the coal regions Of thtR State
to BREED trouble, equally As many Knights Of
tricts to the West, 70 hatch strikes among the
1aborIng element. The headquarters OF these
conspirators will b. Cleveland, Cincinnati, stas!
st!lou Dayton. Columbus, mid other PLACES In
Ohio. Indianapolis, Cllfcago, Tcsre uautc,
Springfield. H.. St. Louis, and It other poiuts
where trades unions affiliate with the Kntghts
Of Labor. Organization. A prominent Knight
asserted that sufficient asststanee can bc secured
warrant the success Of any great organized labor
movement that may bc attempted.
, 1879-06-28

THO Proposed Dononstfatlon On the Cnm
inS fourtl, OF Jnly-"ork Of chlcaeo aud
Cincinnati sooialIats Among 1iastsrn Work
Correspondence Cincinnati Naseu-.
1r,upiunr1nn pa Inn, nT w1no trn,ce.n,t,n
,ano1o 1,,o fa.s ~ ~, nnr.rt,, ,s.,, .;a I,n'S
peoplc' nno ua'e eo-oppesa'eu WI VIII tne eol1'
lat Association, appear to attach grcat tmpor-
tnnco IN tl,e Workinprnen,s mass msnttupa .ttut
aro aa,1v hcta in var'nus nsrts IT t1u. co,,ntrv
@u VIZ aa', ,o'a -. '*''oas ] pa..s ~ ."s eoua..y'
aud consider t1rae movements as Int anothcr
and successful step for general anu extensive
Labor demonstration on the Ath Of Juty,
An fntn1tynnt md v.p Informed
~a...,.n."ts,.c =, a. Nn,snrn, tn,,.n,,,1
ASSOCIATION Informs tss ' oa:s eetro.poadsnt
that tic arrangements arc being pcrferted
ycry ou,ct,Y, and without ostentation, Evt TINT,
noyerihc1css. the movement has assumed an cx-
tc''t "A" 'tnpot'4"co ""'e'i WA aaton'sA ane
country When 1t IL IairtY uadcf way. IL IL also
stated Tint the movement Is being pushed With
considerable energy at Chicago, CINCINNATI,
lln'1!anapoIls,, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton,
ias, thougll tic various labor organizations arc,
In Bonle INSTANCES, acting independently Of one
unoti,er, they aro but links Ia a single chaiu,
which viii enab'o thom to pull together wheu
Tie spiuners' and waayera' strike at Fall
River allI other points In ths New England
Staics Is thought to bu but tbs com
management sof tic mighty strike lint has
bceu ,unppcd ont for inauguration nrxt
tInnth RI show tic magnitude Of The Fiji
River tro,pto few furts aid figures wifi s,1,iIce,
Frotu m,0UO to aJ.OU ,l,v11, women. and cbIl.
drsn ARD ieoct,Jeut fur tluiiy trrad on t|e nne-
ruiIou Of thu tntila, Fujlr lS,U00 ur aU.i)tN
prpuIe WILL liz n,l probability, BIZ out of work
IN hit c.tyly July !. II an estimated ayornro
nf ST psr aay tbis ineana a luss Uf inc,p,r TO
tt,o work peopa of nearly s10o, ,000a week. Il.cro
weekly production IL ,Ip5tU pt,es. Tnr e. es.
crnt. DnroI. and Poelsset nru whit pro ti,nSn as
nteclot mills. .fnnlsiut, tn nil oni SN1 ntcrrs
rc"'.tv II viii ha ;mtrrostS,S IN i,n,c' =. xs ma
Ut ti'e mott inporta.s matters to to be @ consdeprl
in yirw Ut thr innunIug dl1natcr, i},r ,r,ontn1y
nny'rnll nf iErss prfut.rint1, n,ijis ~
rjysu in tho iust puhIisl,sd schcdIe. Il
n,rrrostc, E91i0Ho Hnt thu nrii ron.
ssqu,ces s ot nlocsout = rou!t, @ no.
be limited to thn operatives who nuY 10 TX.
s1nsrI frn,n wnrs, ~ thr'r fnnis,r* ~" s,,1 81 "a,
nsn,jsnts. S,,ch au eys,t wn1lti ut INV time In
~ ssrjn1. ,unncnt ~ ~. ,,,,rm n;nvc hi ~
,rl.m TN r.,l,,r,inn AZ nav NV is .o,,st3"rcd. md
H.. inny1t"h,c ru"n,nrF II Icht .1nrtnn ~.
.tn,nao ~ h,,s,nss. iIE ti,o+ ~ isst .,,r,,ar @
ia taEn1 ir,n ihn .scc",,t thc ,nattsr 49, ~,
Hun4i s.sta,s o.nsct "'' WV '""''e' '''-'' ~
iri,n Iahnr tr,'tiiss I, tho r,ot ;ror ,,,
, 1879-06-28
A MYSTERIOUS GATHERING.

Any ona pass[ng through tbs corridors of tho
Gramd paclc Hotol yesterday mltst have
thought tho ola Southwestern Nnflway Assoetn-
tloa Is Ia existence aga'n. All tile familiar
fares Of the leading Spirits Of the Association
were there. I'cro waa Col, 4. 4. Ta!madge,
General Manager vi tho Missouri Pacific; Ais.
Thomas McKlssoek. 0enefpl Manager Ut the Ut.
Louis Kansas City j. Northern; Air. A. L.
Hopkins, ticueEal Manager Of tho Wabash; Air.
", II. Mcl1otl, tieneral Freight Agcut ut Tho
Aana!1al s: It. joe, representing General stam.
uger Carson; Mr. J. Z. Mcsiu!lln, ucs,eral Nun.
sesr Of tho Chiea.o q; Alton; Alr. q. ", Smith,
General TrutIlc Manager of tho Ghlcugo, uuring-
tor ts Quincy; Mr., Hugh Kldte, President ol
tue Chlcsgo, Rock IstunI Il Pucltlc; ind most u
tat nrnssa! Freight aMd haii,n Of ihe Gcuurnt
Ticket aud passenger Ageuts Of t.esa roads.
u couTse tie general impression Nus tIAt tlla
gathering haa sONethtMg tu do with the b0uth-
WeA,atn railroad wuf. Yet tls WAS denied by
tho railroad mugnates, who claimed lLat they
simply had q meeting Of tic old Exccutiyp
CutnlntttGa Of tho tIefu,lcs Houthw cstarn Itail.
way Association to 8ettlu up lhc accounts VI l!ic
late pool. While thcsu MA q short 1uestlns
9sd sa IL Ioa, st a y1t Fa sysus sbe s
~ cunning here was to have 4 gold talk with A1e
Chicago incn regarding tIu Southwestern war.
'f!s st. Louis roads hayc 1cen getting tllu worst
Of lho hight nh aioAg, aua they arc no
doubt anxious to bring tle war 10 u closo
themselves too u1ucll. No formal meeting ID
discuss tlu war WIS held. but uuy 4slouut Ut
buttondoihg was dono. but NTH TLat result
could not tt teaEnea.
Ksr ;Agsnts, Of TIC Ut. Louis. Kuusus cI.y d
Northern, Wabash, untl Hannibal 1; st. Jos
were also nfuund, xas conclusive pruof that thu
settlement Of thu old poul ACCOUNTS was aot the
, 1879-06-28
French Generals to Be Required
to Swear Allegiance 10 the
Republic.
A Protestant schoolhouss Sacked by
Catholics In Galway Coun"
ty. Ireland.
Ths Leading European States Reor-
gauizing Their Revenue
Systems.
Patagonia Coded to the Argen-
tine Republic by Chill.
TRANCE.

-
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN,.
PARIS, 1uue lila RocAo Juuhert, Bona
partiat, and lately veeriny towards Republican,
ia,a, il about to realgn his seat Ia tic Chamber
Of Deputies, that hts son may stand as Re
publican candidates.
PRECAUTIONARY.
PARIS, Jttno n1.-The Government took pre-
cautious yesterday against any demonstration At
tho mass Of requiem for ths rrlnco Imperial.
The troops In nelghboring Barracks were coil
fined to their quarters, nuG this police were
ordered to arrest anybody tndufglns III Bona
partist cries.
TIE Will or TuH FRINGE 1MfER1Ar~
LONDON, Juno a--The Will Of The late Prince
Imperial Of France Was opened yesterday. 1t
contained no political nfluston. Ills whole prop
erty Was lott 10 tIs .notl.er.
NEW DEPARTURE.
PANS, Jnno a7.-Tlle Soir savs II Is Inserted
IN tho lobbles Of the Chamber that tic Govern:
mcnt, on the occasion OF the distribution Of the
new eotors to the army, will rcautro tho 0tn-
erals to take The oath Of allegiance to the Re-
public. This resolution, long demanded bY mcm-
bcrs Of the majority, bas been taken in ceuse-
qucnce Of Manifestations OF some Of tho gcn-
eral officials 1t Is expected euveral will rcfusc
to take tbs oatl aud retire.
TER CONTRA.
The Prince Imperial. In his will, nppoInts
Prfnce Victor Napoleon as Ills successor.
, 1879-06-28
INDIANA SUnOAY.SCHOOLs.

RICHMOND laa., June 27,-Ihe fifteenth IN.
nual Convention Of tic Indiana SUNDAY -schoo!
Unlon ciossd its thrso days. sejs!n, to.nlat,t
There hive 650 delegates in attendance, which
Is in excess Of any previous Convention. Tie
enthusiast. III tho general work Of thu prcsent
Convention Is acknowledged by officers a,.,l old
warhera to be inpcrtor to any hsretorfore hell.
Tile following utlieers wcro elected for tllo eusl4.
ing years pre1!ent. J. II. y. kuyse, Terra
Ilau,u; Secretary, Cbnrlca IL. Conner, Nrw Al.
banY; Treasurer, Chasles D. MeIgs lal.anaro.
lls; md uiln fice-PrcslArnt antl lnrmbcrot iue
Executive COMMITTEES from carh OF tllu thirteen
,.iSt1Itta. WARSAW was selected ns tt,e mkt
plaee OF meeting. TAu Convention alIourucd
tonight alter q praE$e-,neuttnE md brief all-
4lgsses from tbs outgoing Mnd lnsotnIn; otl1cera.
, 1879-06-28
CHIN a AND JAPAN.

BAN FRANCISCO, Juno 27-Fcr tho steamer
Belglc, from Hong Kong, juno 1.-Graut Is Gu
route fruln Tientsln to Peklng. Tho latest ntl.
vices Indicate considerable change In hts future
movements. 1t IL now believed probable be
may roturn to China, after visiting Jupan, aud
proceeu to Australia. Lis plans arc subject to
So many sudden alterations, however, that 10th
tng absolutely certain ID known month In nd-
YInre.
a proclamation has becn Issued permitting
emigration from China to Cuba under specified
conditions. Euisrants must pay thcir own pas-
saRe, obtain passports from tho natiyc ollcta1s
Ut the port Of departure vizca by the spanish
Consul. Every ship tu be strictly searched to
prevent unauthorized departures, and likewise
ut Havana By lr Ch[nrso Consnl for additional
prccauttol,. Great pains were taken to Insure
humane treatment lii Cuha, but grase apprc.
hcnsiou 10 still felt by many ~ TO tho result.
Violent proclama.ions against foreigners have
been distributed IN the Province Of Human.
JAPAN.
YOKOHAMA, Juno l0.-ropo Ienncssy, toy
esnor Of Hung koug, now Visiting Japan, re-
celyes marked demonstrations OF respect from
all quarters, owing to hts well'knowu character
for Just dcalnr and libcralsy with tic Ea8tcrn
Guyerni,lent and people, which strongly con-
trusts With tho dtmcanor Of European official
representatives, Il, general. lii this rtapcct lieu.
messy und bingham, United atatcs Msnhter to
Japan. occupy together position totally apart
from all othcrs.
pripcs Henry, Of Germany, continues an OBJ
ject Of lavish hospitality und iucessaut fcstiyt.
ties nlgilt antl day.
Tho greatest manlfcstatIona, however, are ro.
served for ur nut, WHO will be grcetcl with hou'
oss mover bGfore youehsaled to any guest ot
JapAn.
A Japanese Consular stuff has been appointed
Tor service In corca.
The ax-k1uy al Rukiu, with retiuuc Of 1Ae
porsonal attendants, arrived ut Tukiu Jnne o.
liz WAS comfortably lodged a,,l handsomely
provided for, but no cspcctal attentions wcr.
shotyn. This Ia considered essential to enp.a
stzo the fact that ha IL now only sub lcc1
though OF high rani.
4 temporary difficulty has occurred II
aaehalin, owing to tho rslusat OF 'sllaslaus o1
lust tsa41Ml 10 recognize Jnp2urse fishing prty4
leRta guaranteed bv trcaty. An easy adjust
nent IL expected. Ol!leIai customs returns fo
April Inst shDn upwards OF $2,000, 0u0 excess
| of imports ortr exports. TheEa has lleen nc
similar cxccss for Jears previous. 1t js re-
CARRIED with uhxtcty, particularly ~ tho ontgt
III spcce alsUtxcctdca tue inc0nle bg So, 0O0, ,Uc0
Japanese resources arc too lmikud to Justify suct
| discrepancies.
, 1879-06-28
CHICAGO Il STfsAWN.

JOLIET, ILL.,. Junu 27.-ArtIcles Of incornora-
tton of the Chicago Il Strawn HALLWAY Company
bare been flied In the o1lce Of the Recorder OF
this county. I'l,e object Of this corporation ts
to constr,tct n!l,l operate railroad running
tfsnl Chicago to strawn. In Livingston County,
passing through Viii and Kankakec Counties,
AMI tho amount Of It's capItal stock is 10 be
S1Gu, ,00o, divided Into 7o0u shares OF s1O0 each.
Thu principal olIlce Of the Company will he IN
Chtt:,so, wlcsu maps Of tal: rnuto uf tho bro
posed roau anti other information thereof cas
b. obtained. The itlcorpurntors, who also con.
stilmtn t,,e first Bonrd Of Dirrctors, are ueprvs
l.. Dunlap, Jonn N. Jewctt, rerry Il. Smith, VI
Cheago; :I!obcst Andrews, Of Toledo o.; aud
William Ncdlick, oi Ottawa, III.
, 1879-06-28
TEE RAILROADS.


DENVER, Col, june 21.-1o-n'orrow (Satur.
dny) ia expected to hu regular lsll-dAy IN tlu
unSc1 stutes Court III the Atc.tsot,, Topeka &:
Santa r. md Dcnyor IL Rio Granlc IsatIroa1
cases. With tomorrow tho tiale expires under
thu order Of the court wherptn The Rio Grandc
Railroad With It's roltIur.stoclt nud o,lrr nrot-
cr,y Ii 10 be restored to Tho santa rr Com:.-y,
w. - ~ W W Nv e"A~ eo--S
Fo'day considerable excitement, ceaple1 "ItA
animated discussions relating to future pro-
ccednEa in tho casc, Inns bgcn iIuulged
IN throushnnt this vlc}nItv 1,rnf7ittlm,e nf
III ,tn,s, lava hasr ~. 49,. ..,... ~.
q" A'uNa na'o Deo" ees a'o@s, "tl'
many exaggerated reports as to What the lilo
tir4nle oillcials prUpoaa doing Saturday.
Tonight Receiver Nlsloy, aud President
Palmer, nec,,nn,ntcd hr othcr Rto, run,,c m,
inne', uI.u', pau4ea " o"t. No'ut""oo o1t"
ela.s' ar9l'eo from c9tofaao springs. den.
ernl Manager Strong. Judge lieckwIth, Of
counsel, together with other Suuta Fe OIL
eIalH. ara herc. ana matters havo ,.s,,o7.d n
x.,tro af,,,u,,o ~ ~ ~. H. "a,,.,,.
"s.ana "s.' .,,s 'a Sseux. 10 ."' eo"scs9
oetofe lna Couft II cohcefhcus 10f un'
, 1879-06-28

tue TonACto uuTr.
BERLIN, Juno 27.-Iho Topacco Commission
Inns decided in favor Of ,inty Of S5 marks psi
100 klloKrammcs on foreign tobacco. ,-
BERLIN, June 27.-1fte Tobacco Commission
haa atrivei1 at t1cclston In favor of imposing q
duty OF IS marks per 100 klloRrammes IN
foreign tobacco despitc the Govcrnucnt's state.
ucnt tl,at refusal 10 flr the duty at 1O0 marks
would ieopaedize the passaes Of tic bill.
D1uas, ETC.
BERLIN, 5une e7.-Tha retcnstag has naopteh
clauses OF The customs thrift relating to Drugs
euloss, dyes, eiass, paper, curdoosrd, lead. ttu,
nntl xtue. /,
, 1879-06-28
n1,1JE.I1ortr EXPLOSION.

Rneftal Ff*Ut::::ef to Tdf 7f!otHt.
MitwAuxEK, June ei.-short!y before noou
today violent explosion occurred In the drug.
stprc Of Otto Schorac, at the northwest corner
OF Third and Clestuut streets, blowing ont
windows and breaking g!ass sl,elf-stock. 4
volume of smoke followed tue explosion, md
=, the entire atorc wAs quickly wrapped In flames.
The 1ircmen were promptly OH tl,. spot. bow
ever, and confined tic destruction to TINT
portion II the building occupied with the stock
Of the drug establishment. The damage upon
tlr. Shursc's stock md fixtures Is estimated ut
81, 600; covered by insurance 10 that amount.
Tic building, which is Owned by Pr. Sem, has
nured. The explosion resulted from thu tllanti-
factnrc Of bluclight natcrfaI. The oniy persons
in The eturo at tho tttn8 wcTe DR.. Ehorse aul Il
Indy customer accompanied by Guild. All
three escaped unfnjuycd.
, 1879-06-28

only cause Of LIS visit Of alt thcso railrosd
nri,, but tint sllrv we're exceedingly auxous ~
havs something touo IN regartl To !he. kansns
City pnsacngtr fight. Fsom what can bo lenr,ed,
i Seems nsif the 1T. Louis roads reru anxious
to make peurc IN condition that tlr new fotlr-
ln'lna,,d lEmc,"f via Moberly.is recognized as a
regular route between Chttago auI Kansas City.
It fs hardly yptbhab1e. however, that the Chicago
roads Will accept an9 auct1 terms, although they
arc also exceedingly nnxlous to laro tile war
rOua 10 MI and.
, 1879-06-28

&pd:&1t NtsLdsch 70 1ae Ia11Hfe.
-. LINCOLN, Neh.. juno a7.-Tlc explosion Of
the boiler Of TIC Government boat Clyde to-day
at Nebraska City killed Jan!cs Lane anl IIo!-
man Bohls, Of Nebraska C!tY. The engineer,
Isaac s'eKenny, sud hou, OF 1t. Louis. wcre
mortally wounded, Capt l.. Il. rinley, q protnt
mont citizen Of Nebruska City, MIA terribly
sralaed,' and Maf Pyla wda badlY scnldcd. Tho
bvut wns blown into atnm5. TI.c cluse is aln-
khoWn as ouly tic usual pressure Ut stcnnl was
OIL at the t!lng Of the exp!os!on.
, 1879-06-28
Surveyors rsFl4i.luF la Now Mvxleo for
Want Of Water.


About thrce wccks ngo party OF surveyors
lclt Trinidad toy point about lifty miles esst-
ward Of, ts,r plalus, to couiueucu tue survey
Of number ot townships In tic southeast
corner Of Colorado. Tho party was III elaree
Of Nal. Medary. This eatlru party consisted OF
about aixteen persons. On the lG.ll lust W.
r. ltayeuucr, Ole ut the party, returnsl to Trim
iual anl reported lila death II Two vt thu party
uudcr tho u,os1 melancholy circumstances, aud
thu narrow cscarc 0f three Dtllcrs.
uu Thnrsday. tile 9Th lust, tbs entire party
was ~ CsrrtsU bI'ringa; uya NTH woru detailed
To run linz tEom TIERS to po!as eighteen
!nllos north, u,1 to m,aka dry.camp
twcnty.thrce inuca north Thursday night,
sud to reloin tho main. purity Friday
m0rnlng At snslng which, was sup
posed TO ou about si1 nlse4 east VI tho objective
.,uipt. bur VI lhu lnuin pRrtr bad lcaruod uurh,K
the day stut tlls spFing waa dry they cu.nped
four miles vest 0! thu objective polnt Thursday
nIght Instead Of slx ,nl,lss cast Ou FriduY
&norulnE two men .of the detailed party
We4t eastward to !. tho spring, but utl
dadlng 1t dry Returned u their rompau'
, 1879-06-28
An Encouraging HIEns

The detection Of the German Democratic elc-
ncnt III Ohio from tho party because Of it,
nomination Of Ewing is Of the most encouraging
nature. The Germans have nsyer been ar1ent
admirers OF tho rag.baby. and they cannot bo
driven to the support Ut candidate who has
derived his polis!sa. psunsinenee solely fsom bis
assaults upon tic national credit.