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National Republican., 1880-06-22
From Mexico,

Cry OF MEXICO. Jane Is, via HAVANA
The press of the capital den0unces The Amcri
can authorities IN Arizona FOR harboring Con
oral NInrqucse and allowing him TO organize
revolutionary bands to invade Mexico. Mean.
while, Marqueso has entered lower California
at the head Of u considerable force.
Some journals are again expressing the be
lief that President Diaz contemplaies dictator
ship, because of certain movements of the
troops and mysterious changes of officers
The friends of General SIeja are sanguine OF
his triumph in the presidential campaign.
Senior Vigil, an oxjudge of the supreme
court and leading journalist, advises the
Mexicans to follow tho example of the Chi
csgo convention and set aside powerful leaders
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Tho Ront and Seine Case.

The court in general term Yesterday dis
missed the appeal in the case of Joseph Harper,
Joshua Il. Donaldson, Joseph Ems, Charles F.
Burch and Joshua Reed, and the parties were
rcnanded TO the custody of tho sheriff OF
Charles county, Nd. The parties were arrested
and taking them from the custody of the
sheriff OF Charles county, Nd,, in March last.
Tho sheriff caino hero with Il rcquisition for
til enI and they got out writ of habeas cor
pus. Justice James sat at the hearing, and
directed that the writ be dismissed, from
which decision an appeal was taken. The
court in banc decides that all tho proceedings
were regular, and that the parties must be de.
livered up. Harper claims that there WAS nc
theft but that the boat and seine being his
property he, with his men, took only what
bolOnred TO him
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Tho Bids for Supplies.

Tho schedule for tho bids for furnishing
general supplies for tho District, which havc
just been completed, show the lowest totals
TO he as follows: Stationery, Mr.. Ballantync,
s. 9O0.4o; blank books, Franklin Rives, So,
O7G.5 school books, q. A. Whitaker, SO ,6G672
furniture, W. d, Moses, SS,03SSO; hardware,
Joseph i, Savage; stoves, tmwaro, etc, IL. !
Gregory, S2,9524l; plumbing supplies, etc,
John McCeland for iron wator pipe, and
Robert Lctch, balance; groceries, II. W. Hall,
$lO,3I9.7G; dry goods and clothing, Lanshurgh
& Brother. 3,O2} .2ii boots and shoes, Francis
Prott Sl,OlD,30; saddlery, Conrad Becker,
s., 2,is0.20 Eureka hose company, for bose for
II rn 1pnnrtfnNnt
National Republican., 1880-06-22
lspideinics.

NORTH ADAMS MASS, June 2l.--The cpl
dcmic, which is believed to bo caused by i'm
puro water, is still prevalent here. Twenty
new cases and relapses have boon reported
since Sal urday.
PETERSBURG, VA, June 21.--During the
past two weeks malsIial fever has been pro-
yailing TO I'm alarming cxtont in Brunswick
county. Many deaths have occurred, and IN
some instances whole families arc down with
the discase
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Tho Grrrlt Rnnndnrr.

LONDON, June 22.-The Times Berlin dis
patch says the conference has considered the
frontier deemed most suitable by the Greeks.
The ambassadors and delegates found many
good and commendabe qualities in this line,
but were deferred by tile Berlin treaty and
their instructions from adopting it entirely.
Without however, being able to give Greece
quite AS much coast line rs she desires on the
east and west, the conference may find it
compatible with liberal Interpretation of its
instructions to satisfy the Greek claims so far
as they regard tho centre of the peninsula.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
en- l----
THE LOST ITIL.INTJ.

Another Possible Intimation OF Her Fate.
HALIFAX, N. S., June 2l.-While some chill
drcu were playing on the beach at Cow bay
this afternoon thoy picked up piece OF barrel
stavo about four inches by two and.a-half
inches in size, ON which the following WAS
written with lead -ponci
A'alnnta going down April IL, 1880, No hopo.
Send this to Mrs., Mary White, Piers, Sussex,
JAMES WHITE.
The piece of wood appeared by its looks to
have bcon in tho water about two months.
Tho place whero it WAS picked up is about
twelve miles east of this city, and opens di-
rcctly into the Atlantic ocean.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
,Aqnatio sports on tho Anncostin,

The double.scull race on the Eastern branch,
under the auspices OF the Auacostia Rowing
club, this evening will bc ono of the best races
ever seen on tho Branch" Referee Liunuy
will start the four contesting crews from tho
Auncostia bridge al precisely o'clock, riie
course will be little over mile and.a,half ia
length. Following are the colors adopted by
the contesting crews; James and AlcCltheraii,
dark blue; MhuiX aud McCatheran, white; (;
BoilcaU aud Clark, scarlet and Mcfarland
and Schneider red
National Republican., 1880-06-22
ANorHER CLOSE GAME.

The Nationals Defeat the Baltimores by
One Run.
Especial Dispatch 10 THR NATIONAL RRruBLGcAS.I
BALTIMORE, July 2l, 1880.
The only two features of to-day's gamo were
beautiful onc-hand running catch in tho
eighth innings by Hawcs and the fact that
seven runs were made and none earned. Tho
Baltimorcs took the lead IN the second innings
and hold it until the fifth, when the Nationals
got three runs without making base hit. IL
was tho errors i'll this innings that beat tho
Baltimorcs. The batting on both sides was
weak, the pitching on both sides proving very
objective. The same clubs play here 10 morrow.
Appended is the score OF to-day's game:
NATIONALS.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
The Alleged I,eelaud DcllcIonoy.

The reported deficit Of $2sOO0 IN the ae-
counts Of The late Collector Freolaud Of the
Brooklyn district was not credited ut the in
tgrual revenue bureau yesterday but an eS-
perimced officer was at once sent 10 make an
investigation of the books Of tho late collector.
stating that stubb books, representing $4,000
Of the supposed deficiency, had been found
aud forwarded, aud tho remainder would soon
be accounted FOR.
National Republican., 1880-06-22

habitants will be able to escape Considerable
wood has been burned on the branch roads
and along the New Brunswick and Canadian
line. North of McAdams hemlock bark,
slocpers and wood arc being burned. All tho
mills are closed and the mill men are fighting
tho fires. Tho fires along the st. Crox are
not very extensive, but the woods all tho way
between Mngaauadonic and McAlams are
on fire. At Penobsques N. b., yesterday
afternoon, tho fire destroyed Stoves' lumber
mill
National Republican., 1880-06-22
The Amsricnnr at pollrmount.

DUBLIN, June 21.-Tho American rifle team
had the range at Dollymount to themselves
to-day The weather was beautiful Tho
men shot on their individual merits aud with
out coaching. Colonel BodiDo watched opera
tions carefully, Ss his decision as to who will
compose The American team for the interna-
tional match depends upon to.day's practice.
AL the mon used either Sharp's or Remington
niles, except Farrow, who used a Ballard rifle.
jackson missed the first shot vt the 800 Yards
range, and Brown also made miss Laird.
who had new gun, missed twice at the 500
yards range. The flags gauging tho wind
hnve yet been plsood on the range.
The following are the scores at the several
ranges:
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Incrcns,nv Distress m Irc,nnd.

LONDON, June 22.-The Standard says the
home-rulers have requested Dir. Parnell TO in
troduce new bill for the relief of the Irish
people, in Wow of the increasing distress and
the outbreak of typhoid fever in several of
the distressed districts. The bill will ask for
100000 from the Irish church fund as - gift,
and will propose as committee of distribu-
tion board composed of The chairman and
secretary of each OF tho four boards of as
SCISSORS for relief already existing, and Mr..
Forster chief secretary for Ireland.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
The o,Donneii-L.conr Case

LONDON, June 21.-Mr. O'Donnell intends
to test the right OF the speaker Of the house
of commons to prohibit his question as to the
antcccdcnts of NJ. Challemel Lacour, by pro-
posing q resolution reciting that undoubtedly
it is within tho privileges of II member of the
house to ask the government for such infor-
nation. The London correspondent Of the
Liverpool PoSt announces that friend Of NJ.
Challomel Lacour has sent u challenge to Mr..
O'Donnell to fight, but that Mr.. DDonnell
will not accept it.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Forost rlres I'm Sow nrnnswlol,.

Sr. JOINS, N. b., June 21.-The Ores in the
woods this year have been very extensive and
moro serious than usual. Dispatches received
at ST. JOHNS Saturday morning state that the
fires are getting alarmmgly close to AIcAdam;
Junction. The villagers have been trying tc
fight them on but they get closer every day
The station master at McAdams Junction toe
graphed that il is according 10 tho direction
Of the Winds whether tho village will be
burned or not, and asked that train bo sent
10 thvm SO that in case Of necessity the in,
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Gpiiglty Nnfaa

Chicago falls $4,000 short of her expectation
Of half a million inhabitants. The census
was begun, too, just while the Chicago con-
vention was in full blast The enumeralo ors
must have been slow pokes if they did not get
in 10000 from that source. Chicago ought to
be satisfied. She might lose if the enumor.-
tion was made over again.
Florida is grumbing because the census was
taken in Juno, just after all the winter visit.
ors had fitted northward. II is suggested
that the enumorators put in tho hotel regis
tcrs and record the names of those temporarily
absent,
National Republican., 1880-06-22

To-day's grand total is 1,75S. The grand
total Of Friday, tho 18th instant, was | ,748
These are the only days on which the Ameri-
cans completed the full number OF rounds at
each range, the comparison showing AN inn
provement to-day Of forty Captain Fcnton,
of the Seventy-seyenth regiment, who tired in
the Centennial team at Crcedmoor, and who ia
one oil the present Irish team, arrived ut Dolly
mount after the Americans had finished their
practice. He opened at the long.rangc with
a now RiGby breccoader, fired twenty shots,
and scored 0l out OF possible 100. Joynt.
who shot to keep Femton company, scored 90.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
unilstones n, Lnrgo "A, nutternuts.

NAPANEE, ONT, June 2l.-'The storm yes.
terday did great damage. Four miles west of
this place fvo and half inches of wator on IL
level fell in less than two hours. Hailstones
as large rs butternuts fell for an hour, cover
ing the ground Fowl were killed by doaens,
fences levellcd TO tho ground, and large auan.
titles of glass in buildings broken. Whole
fields of rye aud barley lie aat, aud are com.
nletpIy deslroycd
National Republican., 1880-06-22
The Morocco Conference.

LONDON, June 2l,-A Madrid dispatch to
tho Times says The Morocco conference was
reopened on Saturday last Oh the condition
that the right Of protection be preserved in
accordance with the French treaties, Morocco
obtaining in return guarantee that Eu-
ropeans and protected natives should pay taxes,
to be agreed upon by the consuls and Moorish
authorities. The conference will probably end
this week by proposal in favor Of the jews
aud christians in Morocco.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Tho Broken Dratt,eboro Rank

BRATTLEBoRo, VI, June 21.-Mr. Linus NJ
Price arrived from Washington, ID. G., to-day
to take tho temporary receivership of the
First National bank. He expects to conclude
his business in three months, when pcrma-
ncnt receiver will be appointed. Nothing ii
yet known as TO Wate's whereabouts. H. G.
Willard, druggist and one of the bank di
rec,ors, filed petition in bankruptcy to-day
National Republican., 1880-06-22
A Virginia Murder Case.

DANvILLE, VA June 21.-The trial Of the
celebrated case Of the Reynolds brothers, col.
orcd, which was removed from Patrick county
to the circuit court of Danvlle, commenced
here to-day. Burwol Reynolds was armigned
for the murder of Aaron Sheldon, white
man. A mixed jury of eight whites and four
colored was obtained from n special vcnire
The trial is proceeding and may continue
several days, AT its conclusion Lee Reynolds
will be put on trial,
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Two More Suicides.

New YORK, juno 2l.-Two more deaths
from self inflicted wounds arc reported. John
Meeker, who shot himself in Central park on
the 11th instant, died at the German hospital
this morning. Eugene Gallaesei was found
in Central park this afternoon with a bullet
wound in his head, and died soon after admis-
sion TO the Presbyterian ho pital.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Ravages of the Army Worm

CAMDEN, N j., june 2I.-rhe army worm
has made its appearance in this county. Some
of the farmers who had cut their hay earlier
than usual and slowed 1t away in their barns
have been obliged to empty them on account
of the sickening smell of the worm, as it was
found that = large quantity of dead worms
were in the hay. 1t is reported that other
crops have suffered serious injury by the
~
National Republican., 1880-06-22
At Sea with a reyer-st,4cken Crew.

New York, juno 21.-The steamer Aransas,
which arrived here to-day from New Orleans,
reports that when fifty miles east of Cape
Henry yesterday she spoke tho Austrian yes.
sci Trey Dubroback from San Domingo for
Wilmington, Del, the crew of which We're all
down with fever The Aransas supplied tho
vessel with provisions, etc.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Killed by lightning,

ATrLEBoRo, MASS, Juno 21.-A heavy
thunder storm passed over this place this after
noon, doing considerable damage to property,
telegraph lines, etc. Larry Burke, jeweler
of North Attleboro, WAS struck by lightning
and instantly killed. Several persons received
severe shocks
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Clerk. ueoIl aud Toome Roins.at.d

Tho District commissioners yesterday issued
an order that tho order Of June 8, 1850,
granting furlough TO Messrs. Roome aud
Beall and suspending the issue of drawback
certificates until further directed, is this day
revoked, and Messrs. Roome and Beall are di.
rectcd to resume their duties in the special
nssnssmnnt diVisiom.n
National Republican., 1880-06-22
The Swedenborgians.

PORTLAND, Me, June 21-Ths general
conference of the New Jerusalem church to.
day elected for president Rev Chauncey Giles
of Phiiadeiphin; vice.presdcnt, Hon. J. A.
PlSntzo of Ohio; treasurer, John s. Jewett OF
New York; secretaries. Roy. w. II. Hinkley
of indianapolis, and Rev. 6. S. Seward OF
Nav York
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Chicnrn IIrrwarv Iin1mnh-

CHICAGO, June 2l,-The United States Dis
tilling company's brewery on Twenty
street, near the lake, was partially destroyed
by ERE this morning. The loss on the build.
ing stock Chiefly WHISTLES and high vines
and machinery is from $25 900 to $4,000 in
suranco, $4,000. Daniel Mccarthy aud Pat
Linden, employees, were probably fatally
burned,
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Uan,nn,s Pbysjonl Conaitiop

TORONTO, ONT, June 21.-Dr. Thorburn cx-
amined Hahlan this morning and found that
he is not permanently injured. His illness
arose from oyerworc, and the doctor prescribe $
absolute rest from rowing for several months.
Hanlan, however, will be able to so to Eng
land and train for the Triclsett match.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
G,,tv.buru M.mnrl,l Association.

GETTYsBuEG, PA, June 21.-At the annual
IN Getting of the Gettysburg Battlefield Memo
rial association held here to-day, Governor
II oyt was elected president aud Robert q.
NJ cCreary vice.prcsidcnt.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Departure of the U,o commission.

Four Of the members of the commission
appointed to ratify and carry the agreement
with the Ute Indians into etfect-viz. Ncssrs.
Bowman of Kentucky, Russell of Iowa,
Washington-had long conference with Sec
rotary Schurz yesterday, and after receiving
written instructions for their general guild
anco, left Washington last evening TO meet
again at Denver next Monday and proceed
Immediately to Los Pinos, where they will be
Joined by Mr.. Otto Sears of Colorado, the re-
naming member of the commission, and also
by Onray, preparatory to cntoripg at once
upon tho discharge Of their duties. Their
first business will bo to ascertain whether
three-fourths of the tribe are willing to ratify
tho agreement (of which, however, the gov
ernment entortains no doubt), and then will
come the more difficult matter OF selecting
tracts of lands for the permanent occupancy
of the Southern and Uncompabgre Utcs in
seycralty,
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Snnnnsch WIFI Murder.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Miss Julia Weldon
aged forty eight years, was found dead in hei
bedroom at No. 2O4 West Thirtcth street to-
day by the ncighbors. Tho police havo ar
rested her husband on suspicion Of having
murdered her
National Republican., 1880-06-22
San Erannison,s Charter.

SAN Francisco, Juno 2l.-The supreme
court has decided that the Mcclure charter,
which was framed for the city by the last
legislature is unconstitutional, being in tho
nature of special legislation.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Young Kailooh Released and neorrestsd.

SAN FRANCISCO, June ell. NJ. Kalocl
having been released from arrest on the charge
of killing Charles DeYoung, on account of y
defect in the proceedings, and Immediately re-
arrested on new complaint, was this after
noon held TO answer without bail.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
One NInrc Snirlde.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Thomas Cooper,
twenty-six years old, committed suicide this
IN orning at his fathers store in Williams
burg, by shooting himself through tho left
breast. No cause is assigned for the deed.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
Currie's Acuulttnl.

GALVESTON, TEX, June 21.-Dlspatches 10
the Neps from various parts of the state show
general dissatisfaction aud indignation at Cur
rie's acquittal.
National Republican., 1880-06-22

Earned runs-Nono.
First base ON Nationals 3; Baltimorcs q
Double plgys-Snyder and Powell Ellick aud
Brouthers. HHwcs and DTuuthcrs.
Passed ba!ls-Snydcr, 5; Dcasloy. /.
Struck Out-Dailcy.
Balls calsd-On Lynch 100; on DALEY, G5.
Strikes cGllCd-On Lynch, l5 oil Daley. IL.
Tine OF OfgHmc-TwO hours.
Umpire-Mr. MassiGu.
OTHER GAMES.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, June 2l.-Builalos, 10;
Hop Bitters, o.
ALBANY, N Y, June 2l.-Albanys, 3; Bos-
tons, 2.
NEw HAVEN, Conn, June 21.-Brocktons,
Z; Yaies, 3.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
TlDINGS BY TELEGRAPH.
Epitome of Current Events at HCmt
and Abroad.
Movements OF the Prcsidcnt-Currio's Ac
quittal Condeinned-I,e-arres of !. ii.
Kalloch--Hanlan's Condition Inn
proving-Nr. O'Donn-n Chal-
lengod by NJ. Lacour-
Distress in Ireland.
President HnYes ut Columbus.

COLUMBUS ONO, June 21.-President Hayes
remained here to-day, and will go TO Gambler
tomorrow TO attend tho exercises at Kenyon
college.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
A Farewell to Colonel Meaeham.

A largo number of the friends of Colonel
Meacham assembled last evening in the par.
lors of Dr. Bland, on Thirteenth street, 10 take
their leave of the colonel before his departure
on his important mission.
DR.. r. A. Bland made the opening address,
aud touched feelingly upon the devotion of
Colonel Meacham 10 tho Indian cause, which
he so earnestly cspoused in season and out of
season. Mrs. Bland read an original poem,
written for the occasion, upon the thrilling
events of the tragedy of the Lava Beds, whero
the colonel stood tho baptism Of Ere and re-
ceived seven shots out of twenty-one. Other
pocns by Mrs. l.. S. Burke and Mrs. Lydia
Tilton were duly inscribed, and brought forth
a feeling response from the colonel that
touched the hearts of all present. Mr. J. l..
McCrecry, Rev. DR.. Adams and Mr. ireland of
Oregon, each contributed to the OCCASION and
paid worthy tributes to him in whose honor
the guests had assembled. A happy ending to
tho affair was an elegant and sumptuous re-
past tondercd by Mrs. Bland. The OCCASION
was u sad yet happy one, and all departed with
tho best of wishes for the colonel aud his wGo
during their absence.
National Republican., 1880-06-22
0UT-OF-D SPORTS,
Record Of the Rifemsn, BalI-PIay-
ers and HOrse-R Racers.

Practice Shots of the American Team ut
Dollymount-Two or Three iSad scores
maie-hnothor Victory for the
Nationals Ninc-seeond Day
OF the Chicago Racss-
Good Time Made.
National Republican., 1880-06-22

The responsible position of astronomer and
chief of the scientific stalf will bo filled by
Mr., Onay Taft sherman, Mr., sherman Is a
native Of Rhode Island, and is twenty.four
years of age. He sa graduate Of Yale col
lego, elias, of 1877, his standing being sixth in
class Of 1875, During his term at college hC
took five or six prizes in mathematics. As
uonony aud kindred topics aro his myoritC
, 1880-08-08
Shere A1Y,s rIutauous Troops.

The correspondent OF the London Times at
Candahnr gives the following details Of the en-
Tho mutinoi1s infantry OF Shere 4Al on Juiy II, a
few days before tho disastrous 9attis with
Ayoob Khan: ION their nrrlgal ut Girishk, twt,
things becu1ne apparent to Gcn. Burrows and
Col st. John,--hrst, that the river was so shall
low US to be fortinbc at short intervals and pre-
sented, therefore, no. difficulty to the passage
Of the troops anywhere; secondly, that the
Wnlls troops were ready to nutluy ut any time,
haying been corrupted by veteran regiment
which had accompanied the Wall from ca bul
last year. This regiment at least. II
not tho entire force, it was clearly necessary to
dsarm to prevent thoir Joining Ayoob Khan.
and for this purpvse the Nail issued orders for
east bank. Aft sr striking their tents and paek-
ing their baggage, soon after sunrise, bis cav~
alry bcgan 1 t Wnen ar1erE dns reg
six 6-pUunlers, which were On tho high bank.
and called on the other regiments to join in
driving the Wali and ais cavalry nc across the
and the Wall withdrew to the easr bank, where
our troops were. Tie 1putlnecrs immediately
seized and plul,dered The postth ma bagSage ana
river bunk. This WIS about ! O'clock. AT
10 o'clock force from our camp On the west
bank, four miles aGove tnat OF me mu1inecrs
the cav,tiry brought the mutlncers to bay, and
they formed very respectable line 6f some
1000 men along the low clll1S overlooking the
fore the guns and infantry Gould get up thcy
moved oil a mile, and formed second line ut
right angt3 to the ri. tr. Win the guns next 70
smart t1re for some twenty minutes, doing. how
damage owing s9 te heb bad eieyaton ~
difficulty Of passing the irrigation channels.
came into action. and 10 quarter OF m hour
the mutineera abandoned their guns and
possession of the guns, when smart
lire was opened on then, By q number of
Infantry, who were concealed among the rocks
saon disiodecd, except 4 few Ghnz!s. who held q
wall for some time. and the whole force Of
nutinecrs wig coon flying in every direction aud
them for d short distance, but were soon re-
called, owing to the necessity OF taking meas
camp, which was successfully DONE The RutI-
neers' loss was about flfty killed, Of whom forty
SIX were buried Our loss WIS four men pf the
Eixty-si1th Regiment wounded. The mutineers
are suid to be completely dispersed and dis
henrtened. onlS small portion OF the regiment
, 1880-08-08
Marriage Of Lord Lorne,s Sister to Capt.
Edward III. C:oug1 Taylor.

L07110n FVXl, jug y.
On Saturday forenoon, at tho parish church Of
St. Mary Abbot Kenslngton, Capt. Edward H.
ClouEh Taylor, Of the Twenty-third Royal Welsh
Fusiliers, son OF Mr. CIough TAYLOR. Of kirkhnn
Abbey, Yorkshire, WAS married to tho Lady
Elizabeth Campbell, second daugh.er OF tho
Duke u Argyll. The wedding s d party assembled
which hour tho bride arrived, and was received
by her father and SIX bridesmaids viz: The
Ladies' Mary and Constance Campbell, sisters OF
ior, sisters OF the groom; tho Hon. Florence
AIilucs, second daughter Of Lord Houghton; and
the Hon. Antoinctte Sauuarc2, daughter OF the
Hon. Lord and Lady D'Saumavez.
Tho brides dress was composed OF white
duchesse eatin the front Of WHICH Ie1 was entirely
covered With ANTIQUE Roiat ., elandTe' and n
eevered eet i uy tu!}e vei. II addition to neck
from The Puns ad Of Ts
a;r 'hridesmnids were dressed alike, in cream
indta muslin, trimmed with Laqguedoc lace,
cream silk dchus trimmed with the same lace.