Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-14
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GEN. GARFIELD COMING.
DESTRUCTIVE STORMS.
NARRAGANSETT DISASTER,
FIGHT WITH INDIANS.
THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR
DESTRUCTIVE STORMS.
NARRAGANSETT DISASTER,
FIGHT WITH INDIANS.
THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
1he COts ON Market Upset.
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE market FOR cotton
to arrive was upset On saturday by the failut
standing contracts for he June delivery, reprf
senkng about 10 600 bales. Their loss is eStI
mated at about el0,000.
Failure of the Morocco Conference.
LONDON. June ia Maid dispatch tn the
Daily Ne,cS says: At the Morocco conference
here yesterday the plenipot IN, allies vainly en-
deayored to overcome the resistance Of the
Moorish and French ENJOYS to the corciiatory
proposal OF TIE Austrian pleDipotentiary. ad-
mitted as the best starting point by the majori-
ty or the ENJOYS to establish some re ccogniZed
principles TO regulate the protection OF corsuls
over the natives OF Morocco The conference
will not reassemble unless Spain decides to in
terpoSe to reconcile the French and Moorish
pretentions. The United States and Austria
were prepared topic" the cause OF the Jews
very enersetcaliy had 1ot the attitude OF France
and the Moorish envoy stopped further deliber-
atlops. The correspondent or the Times at Mad
rid says: The Moorish envoy absolutely refused
TO accept the proposals of Austria and Italy. No
results were arrived at, ard after an animated
discussion the conference adjourned sine die.
Some persons believe that Premier Canovas del
Castl'lo VIII intervene and smooth over the
d1ffculties, but strong opinion exists in we'll
Informed quart erS that the conference has come
TO an unt1mely end. 1t is reported that
the Moorish envoy Will denounce the French
treaty OF 1913, which foimS the basis OF the pre-
mt difficulty.
Weak Opposition TO the Spauish
government.
oEDoN, June 14.-1f motion OF confidence
IN the. government, wrich was adopted in the
Spanish senate on saturday was voted against
by two Senators-not 22 as at first reported
the minority as tody having resolved ID alb.
STAN iiom voting.
Tom Taylor Seriously Ill.
The London CO. Respondent OF the Manchester
GUARDIAN says Tom Taylor the distinguished
dramatic author, is seriously i'll OF (, ,raly ,ic
affection.
A Two Months, Trip.
The Rev. Alexander Machonochie contem-
plates two months holiday ia Canada and the
Crited States
General Pardon i'm France.
LoNIoN. June 14.-The Paris correspondent
paEel5 the government has decided on
genera am 1esty, but, according to my tnforma-
ton, the government has decided, or is more
likely to decide, on general pardon,
sOlnt COrtl.
Count Corti, the new Italian ambassador, has
al rived in Palie.
Another French Duel.
A duel with sWoies took place on Saturday
on the Spanish frontier, between VI. Lanauve.
the rev Bonapartist member, for Riberac, and bis
opponent at the election, NJ. Achille Simon,
,publican. The former was wounded.
German Emigrants to the United
States.
BERLIN June 1.-THE statistical bureau pdb-
fishes retr~n showing that 1860 eng an
ON Gelmany went to the L nftad States dui "g
he first qrai Ter OF the current year.
DFSTRUCTIVE STORMS.
Damage by Flood i'm Indiana,
LAFAYETTE, IND, June IA heavy rain
storm yesterday in this City flooded ce, lars End
first floors, doing damaged estimated at $4,000.
WhirlvVind I'm New HampShire.
PITTsFIELD, NH, June 14.-A whirlwind last
night in Barnstead and Gilmanton destroyed
about dozen barns unroefed mauy more, and
also several houses. The Baptist meeting nor e
was moved several feet. lot OF timber was
blown down.
A Silk Will Wrecked.
NEW YORK, June IA special from Paterson
Nj, states that the gale which visited that city
yesterday afternoon was the most violent even
experienced in that section OF New jersey. The
principal damage done was TO Ashley q Baileys
SILK MILL on Mercer street. n" ir the river street
crossing OF the Erie railroad at Riverside. This
was brick structure, about 25 by 125 feet, three
stories high. which was erected last winter al a
cost OF $4,000. The roof was lifted entirely off
by the wind from the west side, and was dropped
down entire on its edge on the east side, where
The building being thus exposed the walls OF
the third story fell IN, carrying down IS or 100
SILK looms through the f1eor into the second
STORY, destroying nearly as many looms there.
ping over ready to fall. They will have To
come down. Ashley & Bailey occupied the 2T
1I ana 81 1oors, employing about 200 hands in the
silk manufacture. Their loss on building is es
timated at 5000 to S, 900, and on mac6inery
and material at nearyly s2O, 600.
Million Dollars Lost i'm a Western
Flood.
CHICAGO, June 14.-Dispatches from Eau
cane, Wis, State that rise OF 22 feet I'm the
Chippewa liver occasioned great damage the,s
yesterday. Millions or feet OF logs and many
tllcges, 1rtlls, houses and barns were washed
away ard dozens Of families made homeless.
Loss estimated at 5, 900 600
Dana &c ON Long Island.
HUNTERS POINT, June 14.-rhe storm yeSter-
cay aftelnC IN was very severe while It lasted,
Ire W'nd blew hurricane, causing serious
damage to the crops throughout the north side
Of ing Island.
Terrific Wind and Hail Storm.
LOCK HAVEN, Pa, June IA terrific wind
aud rain stol m passed over this city and county
yesterday afternoon. Hou. IS and barns were
unToofed, bridges were damaged, and fruit
orchards, gardens, shade trees, fences and SHEDS
were destroyed.