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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
LOrilIard's Horses and the Good.
wood SfRkaS.

LONDON, June 30.-The Sportsman to-day pub
lishes the acceptances for the race for the
Goodwood stakes which will come Off on Tues
day. July 9th, the first day OF the GoOdwoo l
meeting. The list include Mr.. P. Lorlllard's
TIN ee years old chestnut colts, Wallenstein and
Mistake. and chestnut flly, Sly Dance.
Chinese Scare In a Russian Town.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 3O.-The NOcoe Vref,ya
publishes the Following correspondence from
Vladivostock, dated April 9th: The town
Is sin In state OF siege; Guards patrol the streets
10 De abroad after 9 O'Clock in the evening.
There are about 5000 Chinese In the town.
Armament for Notifications is awaited.
The French War on the JeSuitS.
Times says: The Jesuit chapels were thronged
on Tuesday in the provinces. AT Lille five hum
dred persons, headed by the chairman of the
chamber of commerce waited on the Jesuits to
express their sympathy for them. The last of
series OF meetings was held in Paris in the
Cirque d. Hiver to protest against the anti
Jesuit DEGREES. considerable crowd assem-
changed between the mob outside and those
Issuing from the hall. The mob hooted num-
Der OF priests who had been at the meeting In
me chamber OF deputies yesterday NJ. Bandy d.
70 make political capital out of the foregoing
affair. An immense crowd OF people, evidently
composed OF the upper classes, has been flock
lng all day Tuesday to the principal Jesuit
establishment OF Paris in the Rue Sevres. Thou
sands OF persons signed the visiting book and
carried OF flowers as mementos Even the
crowd outside made no hostile demonstration
as they witnessed the departure of the Inferior
brethren.
Peace at IsuenOs AyreS.
LONDON, June 3O.-The Fl1ancier this morn.
ny says I'VE understand that at least one tele-
gram has been received here confirming the dis
patcn 10 Barring Brothers from their Montevideo
agent stating that it is reported there that
Reace mas Deen concluded at Buenos AyreS
further cOrroDorat1on may be gathered from a
Telegram reporting detection among the pro-
Hlnclai troops This probably signifies that the
inhaDltants OF the city, brought to their senses
9y tne nrm but moderate course of President
AvelIaneda, have exercised pressure on the gov
ernor OF the province"
Gambetta the Next President Of
France
LONDON. June 30.-A Paris dispatch to the
ItneS says: Before the present chamber of
ueputles breaks up NJ. Gambetta. president of
tne cnamDer, Will again appear in the tribune,
" adVocate the readOpt1on of the .Sc,'utfn de
ttS.e l.; system OF voting: This system will Ger
,y ,alnIy oe adopted, as all who opposed it would
knoW mat their names would not appear on the
iist supported by NJ. Gambetta, and very few OF
tne ie1t care to run such risk Of non-election.
M. GanDetta'S own name will appear as can
oldate Tor every department. The country win
oe appealed to to favor the program drawn up
Dy hlm HIS election by large majority of the
leputies Will constitute plebisc1te In his favor
ne VIII oe president OF the republic In 1882. II
treslCent Grevy, by remaining In Office. allows
MIN 10 wait till then.
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Racing I'm the Don,fnton.

Ottawa, ONT., June sO.-ln the races at
mile and quarter dash. starters r. wac 9
won won 1y Pccolo, with Stranger second and Dia-
11i99on mGno third Time, 2;lo. During this race
Wan.Os' TaI,,' owned Dy MI: Dawes, of Lachine, and
was subsequently shot 40 S"0
Five started In the second race, which was
LOT LOT. tne Queens plate, and was won by Boanie
FANNIE Wiser second and Mule Tom s1lrd,
Time, BAT. A~l"
=. IN the hurdle race three started Pilot won
= y; Nv, Mi.n a. Moonstone second ana Passion third
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"a Several cases Of typcoid fever In West Bal.
tlmoFe are aScribed TO the new sewer construct.
Ing between Carey and Gilmore streets
eH-The New Jersey Yacht Club, at Hoboken.
n j., yesterday awarded the champion pennant
TO A. A. EdmonstOn'5 yacht Lily, which won
the reea Ia on the g iES..
UThe lHtncls supreme court has affirmed
the cOnsututtonality OF the state railroad law.
The Illinois Central railroad will appeal to the
Coited States supreme Court.
The MissisStpN levee near Waxsaw, Ill.
gave way Monday night. and water Is pouring
tnroeGh 200-fo0f crevaSSe Some Ii, coo acres
WIN be flooded and all crops destroyed.
- The long continued dfouth In 6outhAde,
virginia, u proving disastrous to crops Fears
of water famine In Petersburg are enter.
tanned.
Chicago census returns indicate s9s 900
ippap!tapts.
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" New York Chinaman was asked his
age, Ior the census. He thought It was the
oIaIt, and, wishing exemption, he replied. 400
years Oldee. alice tfmee.n NF--se' "
q severe wind storm yesterday unroofe<
one tonacco factory at Danville, Va, and tgS at
Blrdsy1lle, n. c., and uprooted trees ara DAM
aged crops In the surrounding countu.
- Tnere were seventeen deoAns from SUM-
stroke In New York yesterdap
u The National Music 1eachers' Association
Is In session at BuffaIs, NY.
tB-Circulars haze been issued at Philadelphia
embodying ths advance OF % cents ton In egg
and pea ceaI
uHev Hoyt e Jones has been acquitted In
Br.oklyn, N. T., OF indecent assault On his step
cOp.
a. Three hundred families left Manitoba this
Spring for the United States
UA reCeDt Lrndon book is entitled "The
Three M's-M'nd, Manners aud Morals or How
10 Make Ht me Pleasant" ADD another NJ
Mend them.
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Wants a New Trial Because n Juror
Was ASleeD

TORONTO, June 3O.-NichOlaS Flood DAWN. a
oarrlster has made an application for rule
competing the crown to show cause why new
tI1al should not be granted In the case Of Geo
Bennett alias Dickson, sentenced to death for
tne murder OF Hon. George Brown. Mr.. DAWN
s suppOIted MS application by affidaviJs from
served Joseph Redford, one Of the jurors, asleep
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lneendfAPv Fire.

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, June sO.-A flre at Llber.
Iy. Suiiiyan county, early this morning, de-
SIIoyeo the dry goods store of Sarles & Purvis,
ana IL Lne post Office. Sarles & Purvis's loss is
$ls,Oo0. Insurance SIC, 900. The hardware store
was was Damaged Ia to the extent OF 81, 600. Insur-
ance $500. The fire was OF lncendiary ORIGIN.
Tnls place has been visited by several disastTous
nres within the past few wears. ~'''''A SN'
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SHE CUTS HER THROAT WITH A BUTCHERS KNIFE
About $50 O'Clock this morning, a colored
woman named Melvina Prince, living at Hills
dale, cut her throat with large butcher knife,
inf1icting a fatal wound. Drs. Little and
Garry rendered medical aid. IL seems that
she had been living for some time past In
adultery with one Addison Holmes colOred who
had discarded his lawful wife for this affinity.
The consequences were that turmoils and strffes
have arisen between all the parties concerned,
and cases OF assault and battery between
Holmes and his wife have been frequent. Yes
terday they were before the Police Court. Ad-
Olson was fined S. for assault and battery on his
the case was dismissed. All returned TO their
homes dissatisfied with their court experiences.
and In the renewal OF tht'r troubles the wife OF
Holmes made IL warm for Mevfna for paying
the fine imposed on Holmes. This suicide
was the tragic sequel. The unfortunate woman
died Within few hours after the OCCURRENCE.
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HUDSON, NY, June 30.-EnOS GraSSer, q flag
man on the Hudson River railroad, near this
city, was killed by train running over him
this morning. Emanuel Volk, a Lad six years
old, was accidentally drowned In the Hudson
river last evening.
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A Glove Fight.

TORONTO, ONT, June 3O.-A glove fight be-
tween Jack King, Of Troy, N. Y, and Geo. Full
james, OF this CITY, took place here last night.
Pat Ryan, the American pugiliSt, acted as ref
cree. Eighteen rounds were fought In which
Fulljames apparently got the worst of 1t.
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az The Toledo Babies Home was not 20
much ht me as place for dying In. IL was
i0und tnat twenty -nve out OF hundred OF the
inmates had perished from Ill treatment The
woman who conducted it had q face IKE
Maoonns, anc was very successful ia getting
money from the benevolent She Is to be tried
on charge OF manslaughfer.
There u fortune In store Tor the milli-
ner who shall devise Q bonnet that can be worn
~ any paIL OF cnurch ana always present its
trimmed side to the congregation.
John Dwyer, ex-tTeasurer OF Guttenburgh.
N. o., mas been found guilty OF embezlfnQ the
town moneys and forging Improvement certin-
c1ttle Of Monmouth and Ocean counfaea N. y.
% etafv0elo0 and thirst In consequences OF
9 outn ana heat Destructive forest nres are
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MORTALITY AMONG JERSEY CATTLR.-Reports
received from Jamesburg, Ridgeway and White
among cattle throughout ocean and Monmouth
counties In consequence OF the drouth and heat.
Ine pastures are all parched, the streams are
are doing terrible work.
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H8nl8m Refer
Two Accidental Deaths.

TORONTO. ONT, June 80. - Hanlan is still
suffering from catarrh and he has low fever
but was somewhat improved last night.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK. June 3o.-The Posts financial says
At the Stock Exchange there is decided change
in the tone OF speculation. Where as late as
yesterday morning all was buoyancy-and the
sion end an anxiety to sell botl. for long and
short account 1t is believed th..t the leading
SPECTATORS who believe In higher prices have
Indirectly brought about this reaction for the
double purpose OF shaking out small spec
ulatorS, who were all bulls. and Of encOur-
aging short sales. However this may be, the
drop in the prices of speculative stocks has
been sudden, and has ranged from 4 to 10 per
cent, the latter. Chattanooga Erie has fallen
%. Iron Mountain and the coal stocks 2 per
cent each, Kansas and Texas 2Js, and Lake
Shore, Western Union ana Pacific Mail l per
cent each. Government bonds are 4 higher
for the 6's OF 1889, and . for the As. The 6s Of
1881. and the SIS are q lower. Strictly invest
ment securities are in demand, and the market
for them is strong. Money on call is 2a3 per
cent, on time 2a4 per cent. and on prime mer-
camille paper 3a414 per cent. The market here
for foreign exchange is dull and barely steady
at the reduced rates. The actual rates for
prime bankers sterling are 4S4a1l and 4S6ak.
The posted rates are 4S5asI1E. Cable transfers
are 1867 Ha4S7. Prime commercials are 4S2Ifa21.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s456, ,2s5 &c; customs, $500, ,sSO.06.
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A LuNAT1C SHoT.-J0hn NJ. Murray, danger
an asylum, was shot dead by Alonza Chappel.
the artist, near Yaphank, L. l., last Saturday.
A Jury acquitted Mr.. Chapel on the ground OF
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Colorado Notes,

Colorado Notes.
NEW TOWN OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
THE CENTENNIAL STATE, ETC.
Correspondence OF The Star.l
DENVER. &c June, So
The name of Garfield has been given to new
town recently founded In the Monarch mining
region Of the Saguache range OF mountains In
Chaffee county, Colorado. 1t lies about forty
miles southwest of Leadville. The vote stood
IS to II as between the names Of Garfield and
junction city.
Pitt Cooke, Joseph DoWnman, w. E. G.. Moor
head and II. d. Hayden, all former resident of
Washington, are interested in Monarch Mines
and are citizens of Garfield. Mr.. j. r. Magruder
also of Washington, whose wife was the charm
ing Miss klttie Cooke, is resident Of Poncho
Springs, about ten miles distant from Garfield
He is soon to leave with his wife, for northern
Mexico, where he is to manage a gold mine in
Which he has recently purchased heavy inter
est. Willie Davis another Washington boy,
1t OF mules. &C.. for mining prospect, is in the
GunnlSon country, beyond the Saguache range,
some fifty miles away from Garfield. He Is near
the borders OF the Ute reservation, in readiness
TO cross the line the moment the treaty with the
Utes is ratified.
II. ID. Cooke, jr., is now making a tour of
inspection OF certain mines in the Leadvfile
Monarch and San Juan districts, Of Colorado
the joint property OF Boston, New York and
washington capitalists.
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WASHINGTON D. O., WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 1880
The Fate Of Mr.. Surratt.

AN UNFOUNDED RUGoR AS TO GEN. GARFIsLDS
CONNECTION WITH 1T.
The absurd rumor is afioat that Gen. Garfield
was member of the military court which SEN
fenced Mrs. Surratt to death. This is not true.
The only Ohio man connected with the court was
John A. Bingham, now minister to Japan, who
was Judge advocate. It is true though, that
Gen. Garfield, associated with Judge Jere Black.
of PennSy lvania, made powerful argument
before the L. S. Supreme Coult In the famous
Milligan Indiana case, wherein he denied the
power of a military court to pass the sentence Of
death upon civilian.
WHAT GEN. EWING SAYS OF THB TRIAL.
Gen. Tom Ewing. of Ohio, who defended DR..
Nudd before the court, told STAR representa-
tive a few days ago that Gen. Hunter. the presi-
ovtTbearing. He says that at one stage OF the
trial Hunter had made motion to strike out OF
the record certain testimony which Hon. Rev
erdy johnson as Mrs. SurrattS counsel had got
ten in. The motion was lost. This so eXeSpe-
rated Gen. Hunter that he sa6; Gentlemen,
propose to read to the court 1[ter written by
MI. johnson In 1860 to show cause why he
should have no privileges before this court"
Gen. E. says that subsequent to this episode
Mr.. johnson never again appeared in the court
room and virtually abandoned his client. OF
the defense OF Harold and Spangler, Mr.. Ewing
says ii was no defense at all
WHAT INFLUENCED PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
Gen. Ewing is OF the opinion that popular
excitement against the cOnspiratOrs was sucl
at the time OF the tr al that President Johnson
would have been aSSaSsinated had he set aside
the decree of the court through executive clem-
ency. He thinks too that johnson feared aSSaS-
SinattOn II he interpOSed cemency, and that for
this reason he was deaf to all appeals
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PURCHASES OF GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Seere-
tary Sherman to day instructed Assistant Treas
urer Hillhouse at New York to purchase 900.
600 Of bonds for the sinking fund at the Offering
ND
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BIG GEORGIA METEOR.
II ExpIOdes and Scares the COlOred

MACON, GA, June 30.-At about 12 o'clock last
night meteor as large as barrel, starting
from the zenith, plunged down the northeastern
sky and exploded near here with report that
reverberated for thirty seconds and shook the
earth even at this point. The meteor was about
Ave seconds In falling, during which time the
light. Much excitement prevailed in the negro
quarter. The Inhabitants rushed into their
houses and closed the doors, filling the air with
disappearance of the phenomenon and the re-
port was about three minutes. This would
make the distance from Macon about 40 miles
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District Government Affairs.

The District Commissioners to-day issued al
orde tnat lI1ciu and after this date it shall be
theS duty OF the collector OF taxes 70 receive,
collect and account for all taxes assessed fol-
special improvements, and that John w. Clark.
oI .te special assessment division, Is hereby
transfo- led to the collectors Office 10 aid him
in the discb eIge OF this additional duty.
The Health icer has has notlned not PoundmasteT III sae
Einstein TO refra srona uI Jui1 ct to Tsrh tn
found running at Lars aWners NAV az be enabled
TO renew licenses. ,r,o,vrpn
SCHOOL TRUSTEES nointed Mr. Ed.
The Commissioners to-day a, Of the second
ward Temple school trustee :, trustee for
DIVISION and Mr.. Joseph L. Pearso. rldwin anc
The fourth division, vice Edward Ba Sntmeni
george White, whose terms OF app
have expired.
IMPROVEMENTS.
An ORDER was made yesterday by the Commits.
sloners TO repaye with granite blocks as follows:
9Th street, between + and g; Ilth, between
same; b, between 1st and Sd. and 1st, between
b and streets southeast. Bids for these and
other streets TO be paved with granite block
and asphalt Will soon be advertised.
TIE STREET CLEANING CONTRACT
The service OF sprinkling, sweeping and Clean
ing The carriage-ways or our StIeetS and ave-
nues, WILL Tomorrow pass from the hands or
COL. L. 7. Wright, who has had charge OF it
since 1873, TO the management or Major III. /.
Crawford, the new contractor. Owing TO the
short time between the date OF awarding the
contract and the time OF the commencement of
The work-a very considerable time having
elapsed between the opening OF the bids and
the award-the major will be unable TO put his
new plan upon the streets for several days To
come, and In the meantime the sweeping will
he done with the small one-horse sweepers.
used by him is being pushed day and night
he difference between the contract price OF
his service is $40 900 In favor OF Mr. Cranford,s
bid, per aDnum.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO WALKING
MATCH

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3O.-The closing score In
the walking match at IL O'Clock last night was
as follows: Scott, sos; Reid, 500; Eaton, Al;
Callahan, 400; Edwards, 456; Geurrero. 446
Dancer, 434 and Sheridan, 4O4. This closes the
original match, but the management has made
arrangements with the leading pedestrians to
continue five days longer. Those remaining on
the track are to compete with a number of
fresh contestants each of whom is handicapped
100 miles. The new match is to begin at once
Among the fresh contestants are Mcintyre
Murdoch and other walkers OF less note.
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HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON,

HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.
8I7 Ninth street.
HAve added 10 their line Of MANTELS, and nov
shnv vEAND-PA1NTED WORKhy artists Of we'll
established local reputation also WOOD MARBLE
IZING In new and chaste designs.
FURNACES. RANGES and CRATES.
TIN ROOFING. DC.
Give HsYIC1AL attention to MODERNIZIN0 ana
xENTILAIING badly constructed plumbing In
city dWelHngs- mar31-1stp
II R0PP'S SALVE CURE,
THE
GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
FOR
Svelhnse, Sore Breasts. Cuts, Piles, Bone Felons
CarbuHc,es, Mumps, Ringwornls, Neuralgia Burns
ScaldS, Bruises, Flesh Wounds Rheumatism Bone
and Muscle Ailments, Testers, Ulcerations, BDils,
Iumbago, Contracted Cords. Strains and Sprains
Stif Joints, Affections Of the Throat and Lungs,
iIch as Hoarseness, Diphtheria, Group. Sore
Throat; Screfulous Ulcers, Milk Leg Assesses,
EiNpelas, Sores, Fever Sores, Old Sores and it is
the bSSt Sslye out for Corns and Bunions, Chapped
handsS Poisonings OF all kinds, and many other
ailments subject to human nature, and il is A No.
for Galfs, Scratches and Swellings ON Horses
Beware OF limitations. None genuine without the
s1gD ature OF II. kROPP, JR in the lower right
hand cofner of the label. Ask for KROPPS SALVE
CURE, and take 10 other. For sale by all Drug
gsts. W holesale DEPOT
tel7-1m3 No. IOO2 1 street N. W.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued g.
w. ID. Allen and Minnie Hamilton; Adam Lsw.
son and Mary E. Fountain; samuel Assd and
Mary 7. Crandell, OF Anne Arupsa county,
NO; John A. Prince, OF Salem, ,Men rtesta aan Emy
caster; Joseph Noel and LpS, MeIies; OF Kappa
tn,, va Samuel of NorfoIt n anS sooS,e
/. Allen: j. G. Fexdson, n. D., OF Richmond,
Va, and Octa,.a farker.
Row p6owNED.-A white boy, named Char
lie FRI. was drowned in the Eastern Branch,
at sae foot OF 14th street. this morning, while
oathiDg. His body was recovered and removed
10 the house OF his parents, at No. 2O2 street
northeast. where Coroner Patterson viii hold
an inquest.
SUING STREET RAILROAD FOR $lO O00.-To
Gay, u. I. AtLee, by s. S. HeRkle and E. c.
Weaver, entered suit against the Washington
and Georgetown r.. r. Co. for trespass in hav
Ing on June 2lst, during his absence entere
upon house and premises l57 P street south
west occupied by his family during his absence
q an9 eemonsned the building, turning his wife
ana cnildren out OF home, and be claims
BIO 600 damages
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SECRETARY THOMPSON, Mrs. Thompson and
the Misses Thompson will leave tomorrow for
the Pacific coast, stopping for some days at
their home In Terre Haute, Indiana. Secretary
Thompson, before leaving, closed up the buSi-
ness before him and left everything In the de-
partment so that no difficulty about its admin
fstration can occur. During his absence Com
mOdore JefferS VIII be acting secretary Of the
navy. NJ. c. ID. Thompson Will also accompany
the Secretary.
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THERE ARE FIVE OR SIX VACANCIES in the
grade Of second neutenants in the army, not
wtthstandiDg the fact that a number OF nom
commissioned officers have been promoted and
the West Point graduates assigned to different
regiments. These vacancies Will be filled by ap-
poiEtments from civil life. A board of army off,
GERS, with General AcCOok, at Its head, will be
convened I'm this city shortly to examine the
numerous candidates for the vacancies.
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The Jury then returned q verdict OF not guilty
aLa the District Attorney entered nolle pros
court. sst ~SS
DR.. Daily and the others were heartily con.
gIatuiattd q ON tht ir acqufttal It Il but lust to
cefei danfs as a business one, and that DR.. D.
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SHOOTING AT DOLLYMOUNT.
Competition in Military Rifles To.

competition In military rifles at the SO0-yardS
range, for Is prizes. presented by Mr., Wilson,
of Belfast, 10 shots each, government ammunt-
tion, any position. 25 competitors were entered,
all using the Martini-Henry rifle:
Prizes Won by Americans.
Only two of the American team competed.
namely: Fisher and Rockwell; Frank Hyde
also Sbet. Rockwell missed the first three
shots In q sitting position. and firing
from the shoulder he made a score of % in
shots. Fisher made q and Frank Hyde 80.
Capt. Hall won the first prize with a score OF
A; Young scored IS; Fenton. %; Joynt. S. and
Miner. I. Frank Hyde and Rockwell won the
14th and 18th prizes, respectively. Heavy rain
storms are prevailing.
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GENERAL MCC0oK will leave the city to-mor-
row morning to take his family to Coburg, Can
ada, where they Will spend the summer. He
VIII return Immediately.
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REPORTS FROM HAVANA to the national board
of health state that for the week ended June
23d there were 35 deaths from yellow fever and
5 deaths from small pOX.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-01-01

,,.a,.,,...' .,, ''''',N
" III " II
'l I'.Y''. l'',' II III ! e
80 II, - H.. '''''''' '''i' :
follows
No ballot shall be received at any election Of
upon clean white paper without anr nv dlstingulsh
ihs marx or ng4re thereon besides the name me OF
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-01-01

! correspondent Of the atlanta Con
>titution quotes Congressman Reed Us
saying thai an appeal from the Fusion
Council to the Fusion Legislature is an
appeal from Philip drunk to Philip tight
COY. Garcelon intimates that he is in
danger Of fascination. 1t is believed
that Councillor Fogg is 10 do the deed