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National Republican., 1880-06-28
Viirini,, Moving,

To The Editor of The National Republicans.
SIR: A Garfield and Arthur Richmond City
Cam paign club has been formed in this city
with the followidg officers: Henry l.. Polouze
chairman; Arthur A. Spitaor, secretary; Beu
janin G. Cook, treasurer vce.presidents
William Johnson, l.. ID. Champlin, Marshal
Leonard. William u. Nyo, Austin Durrell, o
II. Russell, Peter Willis, Thomas ). Atkins, B
w. HoSsie, Joseph Mumfoid, john Rankin
and w. II. Bowscr. This club say they pro
pose TO do some strong campaign work be-
tween this aud November. II comprises III,
most active men IN the republican party in
tho city. On the sth of July the republican
state executive committee will meet in this
city for the purpose Of inaugurating yigor'
Gus campaign, st which time the city cam
paign club propose to have = demonstration
Speakers from different portions Of The conn
try are expected to be present and II livuly
time generally. ).
RICHMOND, June &C. 1880.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
Production Of WINE in Tie United siatos.

For some time past tho agricultural depart
ment has been investigating the subject OF
vine culture aud wine manu- iacturo in Euopo
aud America. DIR, McNIurtre one of tho
chemists of tho department., recently spent
several months in the wine'prodnGing conn
tries Of Europs regarding the subject, lie has
collected vast amount Of information in q
report. To gain tho information required
in tho United States tho department has
sent out over TO- 900 circular lotteIs containing
exhaustive inquiries TO which satisfactory re.
plies are constantly being received. DR.. Nc.
Murtrie says that it will bo impossible for
France at the present rate Of consumption TO
export any quantity Of wine this year, owing
to the wet, cool weather and tho inYasions Of
the phylloxera, which continues to in
crease, despite the most rigid quarOn.
tino regulations and in the face OF
every scientific precautlon. lie predicts
that the wine produced in France this year
will be only about ouo.lalf of that of last
year, which will be inadequate to supply
the demand in France alone. On tho other
hand, he says tho prospects in this country arc
vary promising, The phylloxera insect exists
only sporadiGaly in few counties of Cali
lorniR and no apprehension is felt that II will
spread. Tho indications are that tho wine
production Of the United States this year will
bo fifty per cent, greater than last year Tho
vineyards are all thriving, and cast of tho
Rocky mountains there are 10 phylllxcra
whatever, lie thinks that American wines
will supply the entire domestic market this
year.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
Protes. to tho President.

New YORK, June GA special from Bis.
marck, d. r., says: The unexpected aud sud.
den announcement of the abandonment of tho
military post of Fort Yates has caused tie sot-
tiers in the Missouri valley considerable unea-
sness. This post is the guardian of the Stand
ing Rock indians, who include the Uncom-
papa, Backfeet and Yankton Sioux. Protests
from the people in Bismarck and settlois in
the valley were sent to the president aud also
request from the military for commission
TO investigate the cause of the alleged trouble
between the military and the agent.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
AbdurrhhmnnK Khnn's Reply.

LONDON, June 2s.-Tbe Times Cabul dis.
patch reports that the answer to tho British
ultimatum has been received from Abdurrah.
man Khan. Its tenor is said to raise doubts
in regard to tho Khan's sincerity.
Abdurrahman Khan seems 10 ignore the fact
that tho British have Informed him that Can
dahar has boen formed US n separate province
lie states in his letter that he is to rule ovoI
exactly the same territory as his grandfather
Dost hshomcd. In other respects the letter
Is satisfactory. He proposes to advance tc
Parman, in northern Kohistan, and there con-
cludc the final arrangements.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
STRIKERS RIOT.
Serious Conflict between polioO aud strikers

Serious Conflict between Police aud strikers.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June ga strike OF
the workmcn IN tho saw.mlIG situated just
below this city, has bnen going on for several
days. Last night IL eliminated in a collision
between some special policemen detailed for
duty by the mayor of the city and the strik.
ors, who had assembled to inLimidato tho men
who had been induced to continue their work.
In the collision one policeman was shot, tho
ball striking him on u lower rib on his
right side, and gancng lodged in his
back. Three OF tho strikers were wound
cd, but none killed. Twenty-Five or
thirty shots were fired before thO riot was
quoled This morning She fight was renewed
to some extent, aud a policeman received three
shots, but without serious injury, Some OF
the strikers were seriously clubbod but none
killed. All day the public has been excited,
and more trouble is anticipated tonight, but
ample preparation Is being made for all omcr-
gcmcies The mills shut down at first, hut
th0y arc now all running short-hauded.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
Movements of rresldon, Hnycs.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 27.- President
Hayes attended the Centre church this morn
ing. Rev. Mr.. Seldom of Manchester, n. H.
preached and DR.. Leonard Bacon made an ad.
dress. He alluded to the presence of the
president, and spoke Of the fact that new
Connecticut had been formed nj Vermont, aud
subsequently another south of Lake Erie by
people who went from here, and said that the
ancestors of tho visitor were among those go.
ing first to Vermont aud then to Ohio. In the
afternoon President Hayes visited the Centre
church crypt, where the bones of his ancestors
are buried
National Republican., 1880-06-28
Tho Crook boundary Line Determi ned.

LONDON, june ga Berlin dispatch to the
Times says: "Tho line OF frontier adopted by
the supplementary conference is as follows:
crest Of the Salambras at u considerable dis
tapco from tho river up TO aud northward
around Motzore; slices away little more than
Dne-third of the Groek.spoakinS province of
Zagora, then strikes across that country to and
includes Yamina, and joins tho Calamas con.
siderably above the middle point OF it's cOulsc,
aud, following the bed Of this stream, falls IN
10 tho straits Of Corfu with the northern arm
of the river.
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nlnlar., sNro.Illon a rnIlme.

ClNCINNATI, June 26,--'rhe milier,' inter
national exhibition ceased tonight II ha
been Of great interest TO Il Urse class o
people, but It did nat prove Of sufficient gem
crll interest to cover expenses The guaran'
tee luud of 100000 will be drawn upon u
cover the deficit, Which it is ,housht will b
about twenty lcl cent.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
Mortality in New York.

NEW YORK, June 2G.-Up to noon to-day COZ
deaths have been reported in this city for the
twenty-four hours ending then. This is tho
highest mortality yet recorded this year, and
has not often boon exceeded in The heated
seasons of former years. A summary of seven
days up TO noon to-day shows total Of loss
deaths The increase is chiefly due to the
fatal prevalence OF cholera infantum among
the Children especially of the poorer classes.
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Eeported CAPTURED bv Utes.

DENVER COL, June 27.--A special to the
Neus from Leadville says; "a letter received
from Blake Burton, man well known in
Leadville, who with two Others left Load
willie lust April for Gunnison, states that he is
a captive of the Ute Indians, they having
killed his two companions. Barton says be
has hopes of escape, as lie is on good terms
with several OF the bucks"
National Republican., 1880-06-28
Ton short a sentence.

NEW ORLEANS, juno 26.-Wllianl w Btas
Is, convicted OF man5luughter for killing Mrs
Herbert by throwing her from = third-stog
gallery, WAS to-day sentenced by Judge White
kor 30 twenty years hmid labor, the full ex,
tent Of the law. A motion for new trial wa,
Oyerrulgd.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
A Now specIcs of "Real Estate. -

New YoRK, June 27.-Attorney General
Ward has rendered an opinion, dated June 26,
in regard TO the taxation of telegraph pole
and wires. He holds that telegraph poles and
wires are taxable as real estate in tho towns in
which they are situated, and thoy are to bc
reaidnlli
National Republican., 1880-06-28
Irish Revolutionary Convention

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-About fifty dele
gates to the Irish Revolutionary convention,
which assemblies in this city tomorrow, ar
rived to-day. Two hundred more will come
by the carly trains tomorrow. Iowa, Nobras
ka, Florida, Illinois, New York, Connecticut
New Jersey, Tennessee and Dakota territory
are rnnrnsnnIel-
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Iy.n-Iiauded Justice.

The District Of Columbia has a peculiarly
onc-sidcd code Of laws relating TO private
morals. For instance, there is punishment
for women who are guilty Of moral transgres'
sion, but none for men who are equally
criminal. A case of this kind recently oC.
Cured in this city where policeman in citi'
zen's dress, who had concealed his insignia of
office, btsst o coorcd woman, who he found
lUunging in the Franklin square grounds,
with improper and immoral propositions tO
accompany him to his room. aud who, after
much persuasion and the offer of money, con-
sentcd. Then, instead OF taking her 10 his
room, he placed her under arrest Ms an enticer
or solicitor to sin, and, after period of inn
prisonmomt, brought her before Justice Smell,
making tho charge and stating the case.
When he had narrated the circumstances the
justice promptly dismissed the case, admon-
ishing the policeman that lie was the solicitor,
and expressing regret that there was 10 law
under which he could be punished. Tue
woman had su lfered inpri sonment, public cx-
posure and degradation, lille the real offender
WAS permitted to 20 scot free. This is but II
type of similar cases in which the Iunn ESCAPES
and the woman is made 10 suffer. This is all
wrong. There should be no distinction be-
tween the parties involved when suCh otftnsGs
are committed, for thurp is no difference 10
the guilt aud turpitude OF both, and each
should suffer equally.
An EFFORT was MADE curing the last session
OF cong'css to pass penal statute in which
both parties to an cfenso OF this character
would incur equal punishment, and it having
passed the house certain influences brought
the measure to grief in the senate. This is to
be regretted for it is high time that equal
and exact justice should be assured where an
oh'onso is committed which would and could
not bo such without the mutual consent of
tn ose involved. No distinctions should be
m ade in such cases, for the man is equally
guilty with tho woman, and is equally en-
titled To puuishm ont. An effort will be made
next winter to secure the enactment OF u
statute which will cover all such cases, and is
is to be hoped that it W ill find 4 place on the
Stn IN to hook.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
Funeral of n Prominent Clergyman.

DANvIILE, VA, June 27.-The Rev. James
Jameson died in Mccklemburg county ON Fri
day and was buried here to-day. He was fol
fifty years methodist minister in North
Carolina and Virginia, and for many years
college president in Danville. The funeral
cortcgc was very large aud imposing, an i'm
nncn
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Ilnnhs I'm InMn.

CHICAGO, June ga special dispatch to
tho Times from Burlington, Iowa, says tho
river as that point is now seven miles wide,
aud to-day Ioso eight inches Tho extent Of
tho damage by The food cannot be approxi-
mated. Tue whole country in that neigh6or.
hood is under water, aui The crops are COM
plolely washed out.
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rntnl AnrnY ntScn.

ST. JOINS, N. b., June 27--On the arrival
to-day of the ship Lille Soulard Of Yarmouth,
N. S., from Philadelphia, the captain handed
over TO the police authorities the second mate
William Mulholland, who during the passage
shot and killed seaman named James Lam
born while the latter was in the act OF assault
ing tile first mate. II is claimed the shooting
was accidental, An inquest will be held to-
morrnw
National Republican., 1880-06-28

sr. PErERsBURG, June 27,--The Russian
floating battery, Kromol, which was proceed
ing TO the Pacific oamo in coils ion with u
Danish steamer in tho gu,f Of Findand. Tho
Krcmel was severely injured and put in 0t
llolsingfoIs for repairs.
PE5rH, juno 27.--Many rev olutiouary pam
phleis and books have beo II seized in the
houses Of some wcll-lnown ag itators here.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
New York Cnr-Drivers, Strike

NEW York, Juno 27.-About 110 drivers on
the Second avenue horse railroad struck to day
for an advance of twenty five cents in their
wages Some disturbance was created, and o
number of drivers were forced to abandon
their cars. A dozen or more arrests were made
The Third avenue drivers arc expected tc
strike to-morrow
National Republican., 1880-06-28
Abandoning Bon Butler.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June 27.-Ex- x-District-
Attorney Il. III. Lathrop, one Of tho leading
Butler men of the state, has writton letter
resignng his membership of the Butler state
central committee,
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sol,h.tb.sc,,nol Centennial.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 27.-The cnnten-
nial anniversary of the foundation Of Sabbath
schools by Robert Ruikes was celebrated here
to-day with elaborate ceremonies.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
round Dead ON Tho Commons.

TRENTON, N j., June 27--Jom Bmmmer,
potter was found on tho commons in Mill
ham yesterday, overcome with the heat. lie
was carried into house, whore he died soon
Rftor
National Republican., 1880-06-28

weeks majority will be willing to lot it pass.
The validity Of such a resolution would be
liable TO be tested by action at law against any
member not being Quaker, ETC., who might
venture to sit and vote under its authority.
National Republican., 1880-06-28
WASHINGTON. D. c., MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 2s

Albany clubs. As tho shower passed toward
Baltimore il was thought that 1t rainod there,
aud If SO the game between the Hop Ditters
and Baltimore clubs did not take place. If
this state of affairs had existed, Albany was
willing TO remain here aud play to-day, aud
go to Baltimore Tu sday and Wednesday
provided the Hop Bi.tors would play In Balti-
moro to-day instead of coming hero. Il was
soon found out that the game was played on
Saturday, rain not interfering, so that the ar
rangcment could not be made. The Albanys
will leave here this morning to fulfill their
engagement in the monumental city.
Tho Hop Bitlers team arrived last night and
quartcrcd at the Imperial hotel, and feel pretty
happy over their victory in Baltimore They
promise to give the Nationals u warm battle
to-day. Gamo will be called at 4:30 o'clock.
Their strength lies in Mitchell, the lett-handed
pitcher, who, by The way, has been held in
reserve for service here. On the part of tho
Nationals Derby sad Baker will be the battery
working together for tho visitors to confront
GAMES EIsEWUEnE
National Republican., 1880-06-28

saloon in Williamsburg. John Brady, Thomas
Foster, Frank Marley and William lIanley
National Republican., 1880-06-28
BY CABLE AND TELEGRAPH.
The Latest News from Abroad and
at Home.
Petersburg's sabbath-sohool Centenniai-A
Break in the Butler Ranks--Irish Revo-
lutionists In New York-Telegraph
Lines Taxnble--Captured by
the Utes-Greek Frontier
-Dradinughs Case.
Death Of Mrs. Governor williams.

WHEATLAND, IND, June H.--The wife of
Governor Williams died to-day after long
iilnppa
National Republican., 1880-06-28
AMERICANS

1t is thought that the Irish team will bo
composed of Fcnton, Young, Joynt, John
Rigby, William Rgby and Milnor. Their ag.
grcgato score to-day was 1,2i5, an average of
nearly SOL. The Americans arc the fayoritcs
by long odds
National Republican., 1880-06-28
The Census I'm tho Cities.

The following are tho census returns from
few of tho prominent cities, compared with
their population in 1870, and showing tho
uain nf
National Republican., 1880-06-28
The International Rine Match,

CLoNToRF, Juno 2G-The American and
Irish teams, competitors in the international
rifle match that takes place Tuesday, had q
full days practice at the three ranges to-day,
with the following result
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MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY. July cor. NJ.

TUESDAY. July cor. NJ.
Mining stocks are again generally weak, Chrysohte
and Little Chief leading the decline. Chrysohte
opened at ia and Fell to 6l2, closing at z, against
ia Yesterday, and Little Chief opened at GIG ana
fell TO 5aaG57s, against yesterday. These move
ments of course, took from the market whatever
little courage there left in it, and with Few ex
c6ptons the whole list yielded, moro or less 10 te
adverse influence. Asiie. however, was higher at
s79SG. against 50, and Climax advanced cents
to 24O. South Kite declined 10 cents to
14O. Hukill cents to 100, Green Mountain
cents to 3.25, and Consolidated Virginia cents
to 2.95. Goodehaw was exceptional IN advancing
from O to 80 and Barbee * Walker was g higher
at Jl4. Silver Nugget active but closed IN
chan xed at 80 Battle Creek being y lower az 4s
and Girard cents higher at LOO. HE low price
shares generally weaker: Lacrosse cents AZ
30, Gold Placer cents at 63, Buckeye j cent q,
30 RappahannOck 1 cent ut 81. and Caiaveras
cents at 81 Great Eastern advanced to .63 ont IL
nally closed unchanged at g. aud Durango rose
from Al TO 40 Belle Isle. with small amount OF
transactions rose from so 10 %, and May Belle from
26 10 49, We quote sales of Eureka az 10 H. Buiii9h
in small duanrties at 2.35d220. Bodie az a .;
Mexican at 8, Horn Silver Mt II, and Cons0hdateu
Pacific sc 10 The market closed dull and weak
n. J. INNING STOCK EXCHANG5 SAL
4 y NJ
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Eau 5rhools

NNUAL SESSION (22d) of UNIVERSITY
~ LAW SCHOOL begins October next Address D. H..
JAQUlS, Secretary. 99l Broadway.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOsrOy srOcKS

TUESDAY, July 2o-P.s.
To-day's stock market was little more than what
the large dealings In the coal stocks made it. Out
of total business that amounted TO 293 100 shares,
New-Jersey Central Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western, and Delaware and Hudson contributed
so 300 shares. Add to this the AZ, 800 shares done
In Erie with resulting adyarce of only q per cent
in its price, and the 26 900 shares OF ST. Pan
IN final sales shows an advance of 1s per cent. and
the result is more than one-haf of the ota transae-
tons of the day. Excepting for the coal STOCKS tho
prices opened weak. and the early sales showed de-
clines from last evenings figures. and the general
Inst made no material improvement untu "i'hih 'ne
last hour Of business. In the meantime the prices
of the coal stocks were pushed steadily up until the
advances for them at o'clock, ranged from li2 TO
per cent ST. Paul had also gained about
3. per cent and an exceptional movement
I'm St Louis and Iron Mountain had carried
it's price from 4sl2 10 81. After that hour attention
was given to the general market, aud stimulated
by further rise OF about per cent Tor the coai
stocks, there followed a general recovery that at
the end left majority of prices higher than they
closed yesterday, although few of the stocks
failed to make full recovery. There was nothing
new about the coal stocks, even pretence thai
there were new DEVELOPMENTS. as a basis for th'
large and rapid advance In prices On the contrary
IL was admitted to be the result simply OF cliqut
movements, but il is undeniable that for the TIM
the clique has full control of the prices. and tha
as yet its members have met with no opposition
their movement. As to the general market, IN
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For Bows and Young Men-City-
TJ,HE BERKELEY SCHOOL-Announeeme
Preparatory school for boys q the hghest grade VIII
coulsoDdi0us Ouicins 2ox MsdisoD-svo.
Ssth 39sts tie ga OF Sept 1880 under the follow
ing ,.. -, ,,,,,,,,rr,,s
Joseph III. Choate. Vim. Allen Butler IL. D.
Daniel O. Gilman LII D.. Bait, William Curtis LII. ID
Henry g. Potter ID. D., Henry u Peew,
RicIsrd s. stoIrs ID. D.. Brooklyn. Freak Law Omsted
Cbasl o. Jones, LII. D., Augusta Ga,
The school will be under the Head MasersAiD OF John
White LID formerly Master In the Boston Latin school,
and during Head Master OF BROOKS AGA
DENY, Cleveland o.
MAR. CHURCHILLS SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
WI No 450 Medisonaye, corner Of o0thst
ETem September 2S study hour optiona) 81
$50 i regulations at $50 Circulars sent Application
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KNOB

COPPER KNOB
MINING COMPANY
MINES GAP CREEK. AsHE co. O.
1853 ACRES OF MINERAL LASD
Capital Stock 100000 Shares. 81 each.
Registrars OF Stock Mining Trust Company
OFFICERS
q. Is. Flint President
VIM Brandreth Vice President and Treasurer.
General r. Aicock General j. Il. Mulford aud Calvin j.
Cowles, Trustees
Edwin II. Milford. Secretary.
X NJ. Eanss. n L., Superintendent
OFFICE OF coMSANY. 81 BROADWAY. NY.
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AMI ETykCk Battle Greek Chrysolte silver Nugget
loo $50 l25 200. BIO. 500 b3O q 20b 50. LOO
Iiar,,ee g W.T. Budie Anne 60O...... l5j
3OJ "a 100 - 4ls 500. ..... SO 500 bis 100
300 MO Gal Durango Mexican SutrO Tunnel
california sOO..-... 40 100 a.. 100 b5O 1SO
Io6 "a los ChrysOfte silver Nugg't Con Virginia
Pnttle Greek 100 49,. 6si 800 bio 100 100 $40 29J
iiOO-... AZ loo. e. 1900 b3J l.Gj
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ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
N wICKES. MONTANA.

ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,
n WICKES. MONTANA
CopItal s5OOOCOO. shares, $40 each. Unassessabe
Present price SO 90.
OFFICERs-Presideut. w. w. Wlckes Vice-Prenaens
Michael snow; Secretary. r. r. brooke
DIRECTORs-W.W wickes A. & Barnes. Alanson 'rask'
T. NJ sheldon Michael snow NewYoFk s. T. Hauser. Cole
Saunders Montana
OFFICE 10 AND Is WALL STREET
BARCELONA MINING COMPANY,
ID NYE COUNTY, NEVADA.
Office rs BrOadW ny, New York.
epal 600 shares OF the par ne OF So
Full paid and unasscssabe
President David Z. Ferris: NtoeProsdent 49, sever
auce Managing Director w. y. Leon Secretary r. d.
RaTnes; Trustees. David g, Ferns A. seveTance n ~;
Nevada; H. Winnings 1870 Pearlst, New York. samuel j.
Bnrre 40 Broadst, New York WIN L. Flag.er supervisor
Albany Co n Y superintendent Of mines, w. +. Buf0rd
CompSny's Bankers. American Exchange National BANK
81 Transfers, Union Trust Company Ne"-ios
Compauys Counsel Holmes and Adams
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EAGLE RIVER
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,
Organized under the Laws OF New. York
Principal Office 1877 Broadway, N. Y.
Own thirty mines and mil site snatei N Eagle River
District County Coli capital 00O0OoO 100000
SHARES par $40, stock Full paid and unasscssa0
OFFICERS
Hon. CALVIN T. IfULBURD. President
f. A. MERRITr, VIcs-Preslient.
MARTIN THATCHER, Secretary and Treasurer
TRUsTEES-Abel u. Breed. Charles Waite IT, Edwin A.
Merritt Hon AdcbeTt Ames, Jonas g. Reel Frederick W.
Crocker Hon Calvin T. HulDurd Anthony GkisOn, Henry
D. Atyater Marin Thatcher John f. Clark, Chauncey T.
Boweu Edwin WoOisrY.