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, 1880-07-01
COUN'rl3RTEITS.
INTERVIEW WITH El.oDKs.

Npetk4* AkSpa&eH u 4Hk kHltHpU 4F1uHHE*
WAsltla1Tus, u. t., Juno ;s).-In tho co,,rao Ut
conversation today MIR. l}rooks, Chsuf ur tho
Secret Service Dly!a[on Of tho Tronsury Depart
tnunt, Kayc to u TRtnuHE correspondent soiio
Interesting faCts rclntlng to the operations pf
countarfattcrs- SpcnklnX of tho comparatively
recent el00 counterfeit notes. Mr.. lirooks sa!sl:
j" Tho work OH those notes Is 50 good ttnt many
bankers and experts, wher shown two notes.
oi,n genuine md tho othor eounterfeit-have
declared TINT tho genuine was oountcrfeIt al,l
tho counterfeit Rcl,nfno. Tho first 800 counter
fn!t f,ntG Wis lutcctod Allollt fifteen months
aKn. Since thon we hnvo bcen on tho nlert to
discover tho source at these nOtGs. Tho Bearch
Ii m exceedingly 'IIillcnlt orc for Revnrall rcn
Bolls. We will hour OF ono OF tho notes sny In
Io,gn or Texns. Tho next ono tiat tur1s 1nay hu
III Milne or OrcYd,n, thcn WHOM wo begin to
traco the hRnds through which note has pissed,
we very soon bring UP III a bunk whose ulicors
will sny that they pn!d out tho nosc, hut cannot
tell from whom 'thoy received It, mud 60 wo aro
foiletl. Thoro aru six of these 6100 counterfolts
all 80. -
: PRINTED tHOn THE sAME PLATES,
"g Ss 81 f1 Il % of pfS tSo psir nat 4
Tint was use.t for Nnti0nAl l,Ank-Nntea sotnu
years nKo. u zig lso aetcste.l by trying to alR
genuine rsrer tho fibre IA. tough, nnd cut ho
puIluI 0lit syithout hrcaklng lii tho ct,uiltcr-
fst l. y rTy toner or rotte1'' a''d broaks very
VT has tcon nssorts,! that tho noted countor-
fciter, u!Ilct,, olYr.ved tho plntGa fur tho <lu0
WI u 'Sss Sss'stss9' cSasisy oroA can
nErt1np pl.. unooKs.
t,cciAytfy. lles!'les,,& kntW that he has hnsl
cai Of llnt,0y. III knows perfccily viii Init il
s wstS + saSs ssS Z, y kSsSs rs
louE ls hb keeps straight ho IN slfe. think 1t
, 1880-07-01


NEW fanH. Junr pl-l'liorypltr'inn nf lwcn-
ty-InNtu key OF powder IN the t,irp nr Tho 1Ntt-
mnT Powder Cuilpiny, q l'nrk pIhce. complete
ly demolished tho windows nlil lrltluns 0r tho
ullco, mn'fn rent tel, fcot lung III thn wnll Frp
nrNtng tho Office fr,m tho I,nIl. destroyed Ruv-
orAf valuable pictures, considerably tlnnngutl
tho ceilings. md torrcctly p.llvcrszcti smnl
Iron Rnfo ut,on which tho lcH l.n't stontl. Thu
nilleo happened tt, bo t,pr,i ,tE III tito front ntl
rem, hcuco tho building ws not bruiaht to tho
ground.
Manager Parkcr said lo wna sitting Mt his desk
~ tho o'lor oilfoc When he henri II cry Of tlrr.
l'n Immediately proceeded to ASCERTAIN tho
ca,iso, antt saw pRpor burning within IN Inch Of
th1 k?y .,f pnw,1r. Observing there. trns nm
,ia nMssl9ie @ sa,,se q Gxtin9utaT the tlonos Big
wtrnnsi!stel to Tho strut, WHOM tlsoy renallr,l
ne ti.1 'o,!r. by ilio fn,so q tho Hxrlosinn Only
rtl'i spitntcra:, Thu nun!4er thinks fotle PR
tnll t,'1tnrg,t tho rufln wlielp tho powder WIS
match OH tho floor,
, 1880-07-01

TIE SOUND 1p4SASIElk.
NEW YoitK, Juno ,0.-Two bn,lica wcro found
to.tuy ncnr tho wrock Ut tito burned steamer
seawanahaka.
Kato Rnuscher, agod years, died today fron
burns.
Capt. Hmlth's condition is bcttor to-ttay, anil
I'D Is improving. Ills fnco and ha1it1s Nre atlll
trlghtfu!!y swoliur. Ills sorcst physical trouble
is tho injury to hls shroat by iuE,alInx hot MIR
al!l ilnme.
Up to noon to-tlay M moro bodies hayo bccn
received Ut tho MnrHne. Mrs. i. a. nArnDa WIS
lalmer, Il sers.sas Ut Bel, Ciiif, i. l.. who WIS
known to hnxa heG1. ~ tho bout, ail0 Is aup-
@ s S4. ,h0 st ss 1t nGnSs #
nge u, Iabpr1r; IAlrtMrn ltONchpr. wltu IT Juhti
Ii tho fli!n!ly u liotlry 4. Jaoksa,t. n.ani4Iug
monlhsi X. i. skIitnore, ngo.l! y, inomber q
s.rt fss F q III ssf G 6ssnaias aa vs
thu Goldman llu,,se. wus wult-k.lwn business
nun III thIs city, md owned considerable prnf,.
tho soawaIalaka. Two Godu4 rot!'ain uniienti:
ted; Dna "a that at {. wotnnn n,out 10 ycAra Of
nxu, at!l tho uther thut Ut II woman WashbI
ashoro Ut ltnlett's Pont.
NEW Ynnk, Juno ;n.-rho bodies Of twenty
been recovered and Thirty ,te l,lIssiaK..
Tos sters lqwxyos xSs; @ l,r;lway a
rcport.'I s list, aro safc. Thoy Gnt swim tshre.
be u1'ab'1 to eo.n.n,'1eate M w!!h thur friends
infirint4l a reporter TINT bis brDthcr, ii. II.
lluIburl,. had nnt boon heara from. and he
anies IN when hu wiz Inst sqcl i,o Ind startei
to W ait III suafuh 1T II Indy who WIS in h!s
So sSESG l 5 ssi6sE si II. :Stsh .s;Ss tho '0at highly
NKW YONx, juno u.-A roylsel list Of the dead
of lho seawaaahaaa dlsaater shows tln.t thiFty;-
, 1880-07-01
THE WEATHER,

OFF1cE OF THE CulEr SIGNAL. OrPlCEIs, WASTE
lSuroN, u. c., July ii 1t. n..-For tho Lower
Laka rcsian. warmer. purity cloudy weather, fol-
lowed By occaslQnnt rain, Winds mostly from
southwest to southeast, stationary or falling
barometer.
For tho Tennessee and Ohio Valleys partly
cloudy weather, occnsfbnnl rnEtl. winds mostly
so,lthorly, stationary OR higher temperature,
generally lower bart,incter.
For Upper Luke lseKinn ind Uppor Mississippi
Wiley, Mtrtly cloudy wcMtdor. occasional rsfll,
variable wti.ls, mostly Hsn.lonary or lower
temperature, .rstrY, prectdetl III south 4Nl cast
t,1rtlons, by falling barunioter:,
cloudy weather. occasional rntn, winds mostly
Horthcrly, generally higher barometer.
LOCAL U11sktlv+AriuHa.
t:utOA1n. lima Nl
, 1880-07-01
nomination hna lied nwny, yo, Will find that tho
principles Of tho pnrty viii DO discussed"
."llMt tho nctnocrnta eccm to cnth'lao over

nomination has lied nwny, yon M Ind that tho
wv; tsi'%t Tho 4e'hosrata sce" 10 anth''a0 over
Ivy, Ycs: they nse enthusiastic. hesnHsc ,, % .ncy
lt tito 1tci'uhllc4lt ticket Is ii sirs,nu nne. md
4 ia bound to win. hctnuso, after NJ, It is nut
0c T., llanecek, Init tho party behind him. TINT IL
-, ssere1Sfy lsamssy, a,,et tsk!ns ha 1Isp sppfHfE;
Icntes this morning for St. pAill.
sENArx,R 1ItLts
Congresan,an J. 9. Cantot 2f Danrsf1st III. anu
VIII II EtnHt. Il rrMurkatlo Ht,od ut,c-to lcat. It
WINS Of that character wtluh wn,'ls! grow wcnker
il il after shc Whisky and vino oiferyesconee y
{ ana ito Southern ei,iyalry wero craxy ovcr /.
soek:ss .h'%ilcrs '''tho' tto cld t'' csnfcdor"cy
Ss Sq o,ninsion ,S r. aor n,& sSe m 1'p Pe RSysi q
tho strength Of Garfield would tncronae "a pen.
flo boc1fo more cunvorHatit with him. !i!e
tratlon under him. :
THE RATIFICATION nxsrtso.
Tho vnrlu,s Committees nt tho Union Veteran
@ .en!a "1o for o fto canning M serS'Icaa Fiji:
Sato o,,,E ect'f met ,vtts Isst AK eys''T ,rt r.
licom in thu cl,air. Tho n,atter of i pl!co fnr
holtltnB tho meeting was sliscnsatl ut sn1ne
lOnYth, l,tt nothing hotint wns decided npnn,
nnsl tho Committee adjourned until o'clock to-
morrow evopinE Mt tho Hnmc plncc.
TlllErEEST1t wAHD.
Tho Th'rtconsh Wnrtl lscp!ibltcan Club hcil q
Mpli-nttontlctl meeting lust evening ut IlGnxe
Hull. etrhcr IT West 1,aku and fsntoy sttcesa, W.
spocrhoa II; woro or I'M ,na,is % hy scssrs. II u,"ier.
wGM, Frcd l!nini. 8. n. Houtt. and othcrs, NIL
nrcsmg,nE victoty In November, ami culoglzing
tho Republican NAuounl ticket.
, 1880-07-01
Tho "sontinel Positively Refuses
to Support Him or Mention
His Name,
Meeting Yesterday Of Tho Illinois hc-
publican StatU Central Conf
n1lttee.
Remarks Of tho Candidates Will
Be q School District 0am-
paign.
DON CAMERON.

nE DECLINES rnE CIIAiRAASAinr OF THE Ma
TfOHAr. cDMMifrEE.
PHILADELPHIA, June I-Thc following lettcr
from Senator Cameron, received today, Is given
fur publication:
WHITE SULPHUR BrRla0s, ". W., June sA;.-L.
.Afoptoonisiu Ijon,i, EAI-My nsAii Sin: ! tAvee
yo,r let,rr M thu 1atti Inst ~ reply 70 u ~ !
tho eomlhT polt!elll tcst 4n rs faF oa, as ny =,
ptwur tho ltepn,lic.,n party; but ns 70 tnklng
Rtho % Chal,:annshr IT tho, Eatonal cnrnn'istee,
fthat cnll not III, fDr the rensot, thnt ] AZ
tysal!y upne 70 nnsrgo the !ato's f1sh Wn1sh
#lra5Jf,. litter tho adjournment of Con;
slnsss n1aIf 4l,oEh they 1 ocM ''eSI; ;
4nse loru With tile l,ope II having lny hGaith
Iurr,i, nm a}hliHcd u1Hler ndvlcs o. ny
riur,. you Ree Tint i is impossible ,s fss ne
BkIo us ytli, rs wei! hB lnnny other trleinls,
X ought during tho eoininH Calnvass ini
3 rust INSURED. however. that ns soll als mn
89 eutn,Kh sh lit Else my tntirn eticrKy ~ y
! ~ Ahpr UI tho Committee to TIC Ereut work
II th;l Is before Us. Yours truly, ,,,.o.
l. - IL @AAH"NA''
, 1880-07-01
3NCOCK AND TILDEN.

- a ND FOR TIE UAItltEt+
etal Dtspateh to 1ns Chttapo Tribune.
oItK, Juno W-Gcn. l1uncock, accom-
ly Senator Wnllacc, Of puunsylyHnln:
nklln. Of Connecticut; and llpnrr Wat
j. Il Kentucky. had an lnturmai uld soafnl
~ this afternoon With gx-GUv. ridden,
residence Of tho, litter gentleman
= ;rGY plrk. .Tho Walt wns 1natlu ut
Indigestion Vt Gen. Hancock, who hnd
kessed to sulnu OF tho gentlemen hts Wish 10
un Informal Gull Oil Nit. TI!dcn. Thoy
Ito ex-Guv. Tlltirn'a nlAnHloli ut I'LL clock,
: &f4Inaf'lcl thero until u, tho ex-Qoycrnur
lnlnY thntu with coti.al hoapl.
Tho intercourse WIS unrcStraiutxi
EovoId Ut my ceremonies. When
y .ncock was taking Lenvu OF Dir. TIltlen
IA "r gentleman invited tho ucunral! to I,ty
8S ) yiAi to usuystunu, his magnificent
scat on tho Hudson. anl Oeil. liuncuck
!. T!Iden tila been acquainted with
ncook for n,nb4'r OF yeArs, hut Tho
~ hMd not NIT until to-day fur u ci,tl-
.1kSk lime.
ken for tho first bid for part nf tho
Fdouhtcdly tho sago IL tu ba nattcrcd
for I'LL tlsat cuil be 1ut out 1f him.
suggested TINT HI, would Inllkp u
sptnry Of 8tnts, utld possibly wouldn't
4 CDSkEHENCE.
tho IVtstera .tsyoeiattd Isrfst.
sK. Juno :D-{]en. liAncrck having
desire to calI informally upon Gov,
GrncrM Rrt Scnutor Wallace, Of
Il; GeH. franklin, of Connecticut;
9uticrsoil, uf Kentucky, this lnorl!-
. 0llsey House, by appolut-
a whenco tho party rc+
N welt.known &nansinn In
y pask, and weu received uni enter.
Gov. riitscn with ot,rl.ni hospitality.
cock accepted un Invitation 10 pay III,
10 Grrystuuo. Tho feellnY between
~ represented to bo exceedingly cGrl!,ll.
fAsi present exGtpt thu KutltlunpI,
d the intercourse WIS ullegEGtiutlIuus
hraiprd,
ftr(prcsl.leI over tho Warsun Court ol
NY IN ptAcU nf Ga.. flulUack, The
Resolution srxtuttiuH Gen. IIan.
SeNt.
isltoss to tho Dcncrl! this morn.
\. Walterson, of the Louisville
, 1880-07-01


sAteta, DApatch to The Chicago 7fitune-
1tpraSArllt.ts. lml. juno ib.-fn tho cUtlrs0 OF
BA1 atlt,,.,ttoIt speech Monday MlEhs tho Hon.
vlllnrn II, English gnre ntter1lneu to tho bcl'et
ltut IL cn,llnte should at least receive tho pro
fcctlpn ind nd Of his nwn household. 1'his WIS
aalu hcsitnlinEly ind n1hs'lst suppressed lAliRh-
! ". nnA ut tho time It WINS supposed thnt hn re-
IrrcI tn his treatment ty tho indianapolis
s,ltf,lc tho orpult nf tho pnrty III tho Stlr for
x ncu hts nomination 1t bud scarcely mentioned
Is ,ai,,r. II IL En. known ttnt this Nbsenca of
/, mrntlun Of tho Wig Presidential candidate
His what Atr. English did refcr to. lndra,
\ !cukod out to-day TINT Oh SAtur'iny evening
1T Mr.. English n,urc.l with hir. John c. Bhnr-
,ker, tho Sc,stthtis proprietor, for thtto long
urs. demanding nnt only that hls nnino he
fntiUnetl, but TINT ,nnuy Incidents touching
81 life should bu publ[shtat. When MIR. shot,-
3kcr still refused 10 crafty hlnl, hn thrtnt-
= Id to stArt another pupcr which should sup
ut tlo Sentinel or compel It tu treat him 'lir-
:ltly. Finding that this slscctes " BULLDOG
produced III, effect btr. English went 10 MI.
dcrs, tho nominee for Governor, anu de-
,Icd that tu Itltorrere III his behalf.
CoScIuu1sn HIS DEMAND
2.tl tho threat TINT uncss l,o lid 50 ho would
F0rt Wayne Stttdtx- ItitMhg do whit thoy cnu1.t
to dcfcnt HIN for G0%crntIr. AZ for thu LcttUcr
Standard, nn sldstts-Zstt"nu hu had ttoIr nos;
do hud been done. After EnglIsh's interview
with SHOEMAKER, t!se iuHer Published tts fact
thHt tho vice- cAntlt'!ato wouid atGt
replied tint hn Htntetl nDthfsv Of the kind,
and thnt whutcyer ho might hlve. said In tho
sy.:ss Si iasf Ssf ss S a er e;o
"A renlptcl hnlltlaxing. nna tho fuct that
sh afterwards tried d similar 4au,s upon
is nEo, il ii Haiti. Engi!sh ioaned Shoe.
n II considerable sum of money, hoping
, 1880-07-01
COMPLIMENTARY.

ToLHp0, Jnno a0,-A fattaFlug public rooop~
ttun was tellierud tho Hon. Frauk II. lIurd to-
night Oh hls roturn PROM Washington, In rcoovnl.
tiou ot bis services In securing tic nccessary
appropriations for the erection Ut new Coy
crnlneut buildings hero ana Improvement Of the
thanks for tho Demonstration ald ptetlytuy hini.
self to further efforts In Obtaining fluids fur
deepening Aud Strengthening thu Chunllel to the
luxe,
, 1880-07-01

At 1,laAl)FoR1), PA.

Special Dtpateh to The Chieueo Tribune.
DEtAuFoHu. pn., Junc 'p.-About o'etuok this
aftorhoDn II 2o,0AD hnrrcl tank, full Ut oil, ut
Olcau was struck by lightning, and Is now burl.-
lug. Tho tank Is one Ut II cluster of SIX, nnti 1t
ta feared that when tho burning tnnk ovcr!lnws
tho otllers will chtch tro. THO extensive
refinery or tho Standard Oh Company at that
potllt Ii nlso tErontehG4l. 1t Ia fcnrcd TINT tha
ilro Will bo rs d!aastroAs as tho xreat b!uzo ut
TItuSylllc.
, 1880-07-01

AT TERRI; 114AUTE, IND.
Special Disrdteh to 1hs Ehfeago Tribune.
TEllNE IlAuTE, Ind, Juno ik-IIuek's panIng-
mill waa destroyed l,y fire ut AT enrly hour this
morning. 1.t,sa, $5tOti; no insurance. It WIS
tho work OF an lnGcndIMry.
, 1880-07-01
DEMOCRACY.
vi ftftiiia4laA AnIlfiI

-sh to I}s thtsdYo TtbuisA
Nd C.. Junu M.-A HPnt!e.nan In
pe Democracy inAkra tho follow.
lcsatlve IL tho t:tul!r'na1lshlp or
National Cou1luttteG:
II GulilI4uAt ~ tn who ellall w
, 1880-07-01
A Train and Cow Collide on Tho
c., 3. & @. Road, near
Mendoza.
Two Passengcr-Cars Upset and
Their Occupants Badly
Shaken Up.
Many Persons Badly Bruised, but
No. Ono Seriously ILL !:
jtlrctl. :
Twenty.nine Killed and Thirty Miss.
ing as tho Result Of the Sound
Disaster.
BADLY SHAKEN UT.

BADLY SHAKEN UT.
5pstlal Dispateh to The Chtedco Tribune.
MENnorA, ILL.,, Jnrb m,.-An accident thnt
might have boun nttenlCd Wilt, Ht1lvp results
htppe1otl to Nh. 0 cnst-boulNl paRsetiKrr train
Mt Nerltlen station tho CiiitNEo. burlington
AQninoy, flyo niles Gust af here, abnut 1:..;p.
nj. to-tlny. AB tito tr1l!n approached MGrltlcn
tho engineer NOTICED sonlu cows Fcctllng, ono OF
which was between tho platform ind track. II0
opened tho stoam.vulyo 10 friKhten It oil. THO
COW jumped I'M to tho platform, md thot. n!tnor
tried to turn around and Cross or fell
hack between tho angiuo md rlat-
form. Tho result wis that tho trunks wcro
Knocked froi, Under olo of tho cnrs, which
caused II r1tl To spring up, anu, getting between
tho second and thlri cars III tho train. brUke tho
coupling nt1a upset tho two lust, ono Of them IL
Pullman CIR.
Tho following ia n list Of tho passengers IN
jurctl: Mrs. +. II. 1tayorknn,pr, Dundee, ILL.,,
slosc smashed, md sovrro Drutsca ubout tho head
nni fnco.
T.. H. Mitchell, conductor of tho Pullman chr,
cut about tho hrad md face and severely
bruised.
Mrs. Mnry Evans, st. JOG, No., left arm So,
yurely bruised.
Tho Rev. J. g. Btoton, Ausora, cut ovor tho loft
oye and bruised.
Mr. md Mira. 1sc'lhon, burlington, In, Beycro
1olty and head briltstt, .e
Miss lnn Hurkcs burlington, severely br,t!acA.
Mr. E. i. Dooln, 1T. joe, Mo-, severely cut
and othorw1ao mich bruised.
wounds.
Mrs. Anna UIlaon, Burlington, In, eoalp
wound. uni bruised abont tho hapx.
Mimic ellison, luft hrn brulsfd
Mira. +. 4. Cleveland, Norwod rarlt.. ILL.,, se-
vero bruises nbollt tho back anl silutslicrs.
c. D. Crnnlcr, burlington. ill.,, both Icgs In
Inrcd.
f. II. Clommont, Chicago, scnlp wound. 49,.
a tclcHrlm WIS scnt hero for physcIa,ls, md
Drs. Cook and Edwards were quickly ut tho
sccno uf tho nccislrnt, md found DR.. Woods, Ut
Sttrntor, who happened to ho Oh tho train ut tho
timo, assisting tho wounded and dung ovory-
thing in his power for thor rolief. THO Cotnpa-
nys sgrvlnts rrrlost nssltluuis n their efforts
to t1o anything they eult, Alld It IS tho opinion
OF tic doctors tint tho wounds aro III 10 ctso
dangerous.
Tho passengers aro unanimous In dcclnrnE
ttut neither tho Company nor my OF tho ctn-
pioyGs wcro to blnmo, mud consider the nIntr
purely accidental and unavoidable under tho
circumstances.
The train und wounded proceeded to Chicago
On THO arrival of tho tr,lln in chioaso tho fol-
lowing fActs with re9url to the casualties wcro
.: i: Grarpcr, aen noaroon avonuo, has both
+. i, iilitchlns, 3Sso West Lake street. slight
bruises below tho kncc.
about the ,,t,so a;,d isft I'1 nrsn Gr.,Ised WI
s & ia Sies c., s'sts q conneosi.
Mrs: Il. s. puIll1,, st. Joseph, No., slight sca'p
o1 SssS s 5!%ss:ssp;R sss ss If; .s|y ss
.,,S. MI A. ht;Is cIIsysand' Norwood Park' ILL.,, left
'sS' Iiurttn. HM.ih Evoustop. Ill.,. nh, ,,rntsc,.
, 1880-07-01

s MY fo.s!S: 81 5nn1 ~. MIThe . set,p9satrs took
3u'clncll tho thrn,o.uter hid fallen four ID.
Erccs, to H. Tho Hir hAs Krt,w,, much c0p!cr since.
1t WIS II Mt anu Il ut H. mud great relief IL ex
rc,Ienced after Il week OF prostratLnY heut-
Thoro were lsl deaths to-tlny, slx of them frstnt
kll!stst,kc. md tho minority OF ntk among chill
t1Spl1 rs,l,sGt! by ChDlnrA lnfAntuIn.
, 1880-07-01
Tho Itltornal-ltevonuc Receipts
for Tl,nt rln,o Ncnrly
#12A,OOO,OOO,
While Those ,of the;iGastoms Depart
ment Foot Up Over s183,.
~ =: 0oo,oooil,'.s' r.
Chief 1srooks' 1doas ! Regarding tic
Dangerous $109. National
Counterfeit
The New Nicaragua Canal Scheme Meet
~ ing with Some, Opposition.


lt
a,,.;., nr.ns.a runcMHss !, =. a':.a 'ss' 1,,,,n
WAsnlHnrs>v, u. G.. 1rnn ;W.-Thp hcnry dis
buracInenta Ut tho Trcaauly ti.1rtiH tho present
month, md tho lnrrU txpc,1,1ttlIrcs In prog-
prutfyo hnvo ro,unt,iic,, A,u,rcturv t,tor,nnn to
'sta H. 's"" ,roo,,,,. ~ ,,.,s ",,,, ~
sVF!Mh MS Woeh'y p,'senas1 ot t'on's, "1!u W
any tho assistant Treasurer at New f"rK WINS
tto minimum .r,rf, fn,,chn f,r snvnrnl nio,,,s
Thla ne,in, ,rns fnliy ror,!sh.owft IN thns ,,Is.
,,"tn,,n. ,st"S,,n,. :. ts., ~ .,at,. .s
Nltchta SuA&eFtlays ". GILL pe cohhacn1!y us-
surtrl TINT tho disbursements Tor tho coming
fortnight lncl'cnt to tho beginning If tho new
Elseal year viii lc 40 iurxc th.t tho Secretary will
.,se ~. r. as seses 70 'eo, !no te'in1s'tons "
tho soScI departments, ana tliltlcr tho crc,in'.
stat!tps lurther purchases ot bonds fnr scscrsl
,yTemyAr. INT, II % ,,rvsy,,r~ns,,,t.. c'1.rrorIDxs.
ftop,,i.ato,,rr t,n,r, cutcr,ri ANN, hts n,1nt
d,tinu +, %,,as Ia1 n.nL i,r T,.,,.tint, s,,t.r
9ns i. t,,t H. ta Ema ~ ~ N.Y.
f"ir, nf I'M n, ra" IN nv ,,Snr whtn hn iy ~ nrsi'!s
xa',i,, ~ ~ -, r ~ H,t ~ UNIV tr t"E
in t,,u }n~ ~, ~ ~ ~: f, ~ ts,Icio i.omi ,,n,ra
',,sIiM~ tnuu,ht tnn Viii rnvn,,, rtLt1ctni
a1nt,'ito ~ .at o' avcrv snnt IF with.
Win In rxr.f'ttnn IF t,,,., ita ~ sin.o6o hns
,an1, ,eS n,t.t ~ it", ~ IL s;. r;ss.,,rw @
rho y; w s yGft fanr Gscte rG o II lr ,r o
S; sss ID SI s o{ A. aa's%!!sn t s! g
fcnt or fhg revenue U,lrr iluUuI,l[ci,, Otci,tIs
Previous to this ypnr tho ncrounts hNvu showed
uevaa!unai trti!nE ,e:scie,icica amounting to
$4.tU0 Ur stUu hut MI such ntslotints lsaso sub,
stslaently, Y eyery Gsc; been collected 's.'d
W. ''e' ''' W. nsvan u ",snnnsvurnrs.
m, ~ 'sm tr..,.r1 n.1nte'.nT t.'a.;a,sT ,s,.,,
1v.sr,..r.'s ~ @ n = .i,s.." es'N1.,., ,t,,o,,v NJ
tnnnGeoHts t, q si ,.. o. tno Smsy II
t,1.s ~ tint i nrn hnvt. i,n Stis ss ii1s Tint,
tu ~ rto nv, thnt faro M n,,
sn s ~ Ss ~, ya, as o,,1 ~ - ~ ~ ni' M
tsnu 11I ~ iosu. VI .!a'ss pca. utisuua s-+'u.
c1siyo Of lninncca nj hnd 10 INV niIcera uf tho
navy.
ro,,ow,np t4 n stntru,t.nt tr tho ororo,,ona or
nm Wmtfn,SS, Tnnit ftci"nf,,o S.s;s,,nw fnr tt,n
nnnt, ar Inn m,,i fur fEt uauif vt.rr ,,,,,,ti,T
tI,Ia s,n,. n,nn,c,t ,utth +i'n oossosrn,,,fi,,s.
, 1880-07-01

ltuSEi!S. June iN.-lEp ltGpuUltGH15 nltu l1glr
rho weather WIS extremely stliry, hut the hi,ll
WIS ornwllet with enthusiastic Itlcit, who wnrill.
y testified tolr appreciation Of tug selection
nlslu ut ChicllxU. Duy. Long presided, uni quite
naturally Devoted his time % \ discriminating
ch0tco.. nnd dealt rathes. tcntietly with tho
champion OF tho ether sitfe. Scrutor Hour, un
tho other hand, cnrrted the war Into the cllcmys
si5 I s h's good Qualities: j., ss!,atar Davlss
tho MasAuehnattts delegation, nsu mn!lc
fDrclblc speeches. Thu cnmpatgn 50 hrtll-
nhtly opot,ed Tonight Will he vigorously trrsel
nn even during the hot n.onths, md MI old, time
Massachusetts majority Is confidently predicted
T1af VIRGINIA "itRADausTEus."
10 tha We1tts7t Annotated I'rt.s.
W.ss1I1SurnN. D. q. lunc H-Alvtcca from
VlrKLnln uro circulated which nrc Guutntrl
to nlnko tho Domaeratic lrn'!Grs fre! my
eea wSy st 5s 5hnppyc yconveto TnS u aes hs sSe
!notll or the 7th prox., and their lcutlcrs hayo
it,lorso tho Cincinnati slomln0tions, hit
tS IT,. nomlr,ate ~ Electoral Ticket entirely
Tho lteadjtstcrs cintm ttay cnn polt 70 900 votes.
and, II their present plan u .at'hered to, the le4
pnhl!tans will curry the StAte for Gnrllcld In
Ntlyeinber hy q .cchte.l vote. The leading 1tr-
terms, to Unite With tho rrgular Dclliocrutio
organization.
WALEACE'H FiIENDS
sly he will he Il cn,ldsntu fur tho Craftsmanship
Ut tho NutiOnnl Democratic Committee, Nntl will
nuke II bold B[h tn hecbn.e l}nrtlun1s sccGss0r.
llu claims thnt. M tho friend ot uell. Iancsult.
l,e III entitled to tho osltion aud Ilarnn must
mn! hhs narea'!y written to soyerai numbers OF
the Committed nAklHg for thoir support.
, 1880-07-01
ANN ARBOR.

Special UtIpatth 70 N 'CAdedao IFlbans,
ANN AMnolt, Mich. Juns a).-Thu l.cgcnts to-
duy croated u iepasbhent OF 1nusla III thu Unl-
yers!.y, aud appointSss4rof. z. y. cady !nsttus.
S II tsi sfy aox ysAly gf stnee a's2 to
, 1880-07-01
INDIANA.


Spfela[ Ul3paeA 10 Ihd chtra9o TF1bnt.
FunT WAYNE, ind.& Juno D0.-Abont two-
thirsa Of tho wlltAt crop Ii now harvested, aitd,
although tho nycrnso y!o1l per nore is sot.,t-
what Bri,altrr thAll Inst ysar, tho nereago Is
lnrBtr. and tho agKrcxutu yIull in this ot,,tnty
will hp grcater. Harvest nnsltiB nre In tetnanl
1T =: 10 per day. Thu quality ut wcnt IL prmu.
tnr,. upl othur crops l1ok we'll atll Nro fur A1-
yullGGu,,
, 1880-07-01

Sueslat Dspateh 70 7ht Chicago Tribune. i.
WALTON, k,s.. Juno 00.--TAo crurs OF tho
Arkanans Ya!luy nro nssIrrd. CoP'uus rains"
haye fallen tu.tlay for miles east und west Of
this Uunt.
, 1880-07-01

MENDOZA, Ill.,. 1uno W.--A ltait-storm rngci
t!,suught tilts section of tho country Tint, for
yloencc, Is satti To hayo lccn unsurpassed by
anything of tho kind for over twuuty years. 1t
WIS accompanied by Il fnrious r.iu at with! and
terrific thunder, while tho tal tl'at followed fur
upwards Of III, hour nftur WIS II perfect dulllge.
nsc tcyel with tho Kru1,1n1 md nll the anntl
fruit, yrxtlMl,tcs, elu., nro 1attcrcd aul very
much Injured,
, 1880-07-01

SpetdI ULSPatfh fo Ths Chltaoo 7FlbNnt,
WAslilsG1y,s, d. G., June 1--Tho story which
tho Democrats tlro circulating to tl,e cfcet that
1iGn. GMrt!cli WIS tncIntlUr uf THO Military
fnlsc. Whit Dun. Garicli's partioular Vri,,lo;n,
IL 0r Mrs SuErntts H11tEt niay hnvp lccnt ctlfl-
nut SLY. hut 1t Id ccrtnn that Con. nnr!l0!d WIS
very .nl1ct oppOath to giving military courts
Jurisdiction III civilians in crlmnnl cuscs, ani
hu nl,l.lp rotsl argument this point i'll
itcetl1n with Judge Jcre Iauck In tho fntlulss
MtlliEnn-1ntiattn unso boforD tao United StMtca
Supreme Court.