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FOREIGN NOTES.
LoNDoN, Thursday, July g, 1880.


The Cars Yacht Lvadia was successfully launched
vosteray on the CLYDE IN the presence OF the Grand
Duke Alexis. rhe Duchess OF Hamilton performed the
ceremony'or naming the vessel.
There was a sem-panic on the Berlin and Paris
bourses Yesterday owing the uneasy feeling n regard
10 the attitude or the Porte.
The ST. PerSJurg Goios raises its voice in view of the
Chinese difficulty. point out the sad condition Of the
country, and how much worse 1t will become In the
event Of another war.
Charge dAfares at st. Petersburg has officially assured
the Russian Government that Chlna does wish to
with Russia and that the rumors of operations
by the Chinese on the Russian frontier are absolute
inventions.
The British steamer Bulgarian. Captain Trant, which
arrived at Liverpool Tuesday last from Boston, spoke
on the 30th OF June, IN latitude 44o north. and 47'
west, the dory Little Western, which sailed from Gou
ccster Mass June H. for London. The captain OF tho
Bulgarian offered TO take the men aboard the steamer
bat they refused.
The Manchester Guardians London correspondent
Gays Premier Gladstone will probably say in the House
OF Commons Friday, the discussion Of Mr. Brggss
motion against the proposed erection Of statue to the
Prince Imperial IN Westminster Abbey, that he regrets
tnat permission was given to put such monument iu
the Abbey but that lie cannot Interfere as the Govern
ment has authority In the matter.
The Canadian rinemen competed Monday last wit n
the Fifteenth Lancashire RhcG. twenty side The
Canadians scored 422 and the Lane ashre Rifles 1ae6.
The V.ceroy OF India telegraphs the 7th instant
follows There Is no precise news OF Ayoob Khan, but
his force Is estimated TO be Dataons Of $50
each.
In the House OF Commons to-day Premier Gladstone,
replying to question: said tho news OF the Russian
defeat by the Cmnese not confirmed. and not
believed either by the Chinese or Russian representa-
tycs.
HAVANA. July s-There fifty deaths from yellow
fever and eleven from smallpox In this city during the
woek ended July =.
E6r RAaAsts Cuba CoruGrmsd" see Efghn Page
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TURKEY STILL UNDECIDED.

LONDON. Thursday. July g. 1880.

LONDON Thursday. July g. 1880.
Sir Henry Wolff Conservative asked
whether the Government had communicated with the
other Powers relating cOercvc measures Ill the event
of the refusal OF the Porto to accept the recommends
tIous OF the Berlin Conference. Mr. Gladstone sa'u'
Tne Governments policy continues to be to prosecute
the faithful IN unent of the Berlin treaty As the de-
csiOn of the Conference has not yer beeh Prtsteu W
the Porte would be q want OF respect ana de1erebce
10 the Porte presuppose that viii oppose the unan
nous advice OF Europe"
dispatch from st. Petersburg says Russia does not
intend 20 separate herself from the other Powers re
gardng the steps that may be necessary TO give eHece
to the decisions OF the Berlin Conference.
Intelligence has been received from Const9nlnopie
that Bum Pacha has gone the Dardanees to inspect
on Il mission to salonica.
A Pera dispatch TO The Manchester Guardian says
Though majority OF the Ministers have steadily Ia
vored the idea OF resistance tho Porte is not yet com
mitted to any denite policy, and chance st exists
that wiser counsel Will prevail Mr.. Goschen, B'itsh
Ambassador. dined at the Palace cn Monday and IN
subsequent interview earnestly warned the Sultan or
the great danger encouraging tue Mussemans OF the
border provinces to impede the transfer OF me districts
awarded to Greece
nispatch from Pera TO The Daily Telegraph saws ::
- The ultimate decision vii greatly depend on ME-
oschens ability to npre the Sultan aud his Ministers
with the conviction that ne Powers VIII resort 10 iOcc
The Porte has received Information that the Bulgarian
committees concertrg plan OF action III lhe event
OF n rupture between Turkey ana Geecce. 80
Mr. GOschcn, the British Ambassador, has waived MS
claim to give protection the fugitive slave recently
received at the British Embassy on the condition tuao
hold OF eXSutan Murad and Is Involved IN some hsfem
intrigue. sac declares that her life Is endangered
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In gaining tho support OF almost onehaf OF the party
ior the church law. Though Herr Won BennGsen has
tried convince the party that was absolutely neces
sary to vote the measures OF the Cabinet. many depu
ties deserted the party. very hard struggle is no"
proceeding in the party press. and many accusa'oh-
are made on both sides IL very probable that the
Left wiag will for the future adhere to the strict Oppos
ton while the more moderate Liberals may join the
Free Conservatives. The Government hopes 10 galn
thereby large mnjprty but cannot be denied tnat
pubic opinion rather inclined to side with the Oppo
sutton.
In all elections during the last few months the FRO
grcsssts have been vlctOrs. and even IN districts ~
which the Conservatives hal always headet tho poi
fhc Prngresssts this occasion 'rumphed Inc emol
ton OF the Litter IL thereby much increased ana
already campaign is being organized through
Kingdom to defeat the National Liberals lh 'nc
next elections IL will be very difficult for the leader OF
the latter party patch the quarrel between MS iO
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THE REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.

GRKAI DFMAND FOH ChNIFAIUN J0lOIhhNI 10
The headquarters of the National Repub-
bean Committee az No. 2i1 Fifth-ave are now com
2le;cly fitted up, and have comfortable appearance
Tie large parors are adorned with number OF ex-
ceent paintings which have been placed ON the walls
Ly Secretary Dorsey. Thcrc not 80 many callers
yesterday, and prominent politicians from other
States were among the number but the bulk OF the
correspondence largely increased, AID the clerks
were kept very busy whole day. Mes. Of this cor
iespondcnce had reference to campaign documents and
Ie,y all the applications referred TO book OF cam.
pagn songs, with some Bourbon Ballads" Marshall
Jewell said, with laugh, that lac supposed the ONCE
would have 10 increase its staff by tic addition or
campaign poet. One OF the application was from
WesbOrO Republican Reading Rooms, TiOga County,
Penn. this stated that Republicans Clubs, with read
lug working der In nearly every county
Of the State and the number OF them daily ncreas-
ing We must have plenty OF campaign documents at
once said the writer, and there Is little doubt OF our
carrying this State for Garfield
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TELEGRAPHiC NOTES.
A PIONEER CATHOLIC cIIuRcH.

PIONEER CATHOLIC CHURCH.
AsEuRy PAEK y j. July sILhe 81, first M Roman
Catholic Church at AsbuIj PARK was dedicated To Day
A goDY RECOVERED FROM \ LAKE.
JAMrsTowN. n y, July smT1day p2ssenger
OF age supposed to have bsen drownei july ..
Az UNACCoUNTABLE SUICIDE.
ICEN y Ssc oos SanS ct las. DGs T@G
died this morning Inc eanse OF the suicide is unknown
DANvlLLr, Va. July Son Tuesday Glen "
Estes negro shot and Killed Joseph E;.es whie young
the deceased shot his assllaHt with pistol
seriously woundng him.
AUGUSTA, Ga. July S.-A little gial named
Msqcnam T % ssS SSd IN ba4 @e Globe factory here TO-
A CRIMINAL MISTAKEN FOR A REPORTER.
CISCINNATI. July s.-Ge0rge Price, who IS to be
he made an ataok fellow prsoIer whom he lslo1k Tor
reporter lie constantly watched TO Keep him from dong
LEARN1yo NEW WORLD WAYS.
POINr PLFAsASI NJ JgIX She Italian , m tracK ErI
YORK and Long Branch kali oad last May, leaving on
V2ia SSia Of low wages aud iong hours
cINCINNATI BOARD OF HEALTH DEEMED LEGAL
po, CT sSh SSS under the Si an act
gassSd ai a. the sPsE Ps ay co M sH
bounced It's to the eject that the Board is Legally
THE RESULT OF A FAMILY pEUD.
DENVER, Col. July S.-Last night shoolamg
sray occurred bet weea Elmer aiaPma9 any oei The
shooting the result Of family ieud when hau eA7o
time. ~
KILLED BY FALLING FROM WAGON
pITTsTON Penn. July S.-As Mrs Alouzo Jack
son ana er gra nd laughter Of Keeersous wyoming ou
were going the poet once az n shi, thc hoIs.
on fe OF the mOnn;uu and sattcu 70 luz
d. On fe stcep road The struck stohe ana
Wrs son was thrown aad Killed. The child was III
jured - ..,.,
VIOLENT DEATH OF MINER - >,
San FRANCIscl. July sA d'saieh rom sna,cP pun d
he meeting OF tho Miners Union. and, attempting
10 reeuter tie hall he shot dead lie was hA'o "
Charles Carroll OF CaTrOhtOn.
BOOK PEDLER FOUND DEAD
MOUNT PLEASANT, n. -, July s-lhe nod OF
Edward Glenn about forty, travelling DoDa e1o Was
iouud Ranging the Pine BiOok Moons iis
ing lie uasso1 through this place week Az INC DOuy
evdently ha1 not been hans ging more thah Two n@y1
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WESTERN CROP PROSPECTS.

CHICAGO, July S.-1he following is taken
from the reports TO The Times concerning the wheat crop
Minnesota: Steele CountyThe prospects arc good for
large crop. Goodhue COuny-The crop was never look
ing better at this time OF the year.
Illinois, winnebago County-Tho prospects are unex-
pectedly good and tho condition OF the crop Is more
promising than for many years Stephenson county
The prospects for large crops are natering ana inc
farmers are ,ubilant Lee CountyThe Winter wheat
was generally killed Tho Spring wheat amounts to
nothing.
Iowa: johnson County-The Winter wheat was almost
entirely killed and the ground has been repaned with
corn The Of Spring wheat is the smallest OF
any year and may show half crop. Monroe County
Farmers from different sections Of the county state that
he Wheat crop Is considerably damaged by the chnch
bug. Ccrro Gordo County-Eary soYed wheat Is very
promising but the later crop Is slghtV damaged Wha
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
An EXCITING AbV%NfURE OK THE CHAUDIERE-
EARLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ETC.

EARLY INSTRUMENTATION, ETC.
OTTAWA, 0at., July 8.-A party of four
American tourists had narrow escape from downing
while running the Chaudiere slides CRIB of timber
this afternoon The crib preceding tno which they
were seated wrecked after goag through OF the
chues TIE party had barely time to jump of before
O collision took place, scattering ihe heavy timbers
around in every direction. Two ladies fell into the
water but calamity rescued by rafsmea just as
they were gong over the chute.
TORONTO, Ont, July ST. Il. Warren OF oxford Unit
vcrsty and professor of classics. who recently ap
pointed vcepresidcnt OF the university here arrived to-
day.
ST. GATHERINGS, Ont, July s-The farmers In this
vicinity are beginning 20 cut their wheat. Some began
during last days Of June That the first time In
the memory Of the oldest nhabiant In which wheat has
been cut n the Niagara district in that month
HALiFAX, n. s., July S.-D,phtherla has broken out
among The children in the Protestant Orphanase here.
Two deaf 8 have occurred.
WISNIPEG, Man, July S.-Mr Hespeler, the immigra-
tiOn agent this point that very desirable class
OF enigraus. principally Scotch and EnSsh arriy-
ing in tins country now Many them have sufficient
money 10 buy farms and begin the cultivation OF the
soil The greater portion o them bound for the Lit
tie Saskatchewan and Bird Tail Creek country
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THE TAX on TOBACCO DEALERS.

WASHINGTON, June Sin response to a
letter Of inquiry TO the proper construction of the
passed by last Congress amending the Internal
Revenue laws, to exempt certain dealers In leaf
tobacco from the s2j license tax the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue to-day made the following decision
FisIn regard TO the amount of leaf tobacco branded
by dealers their sales and consgnments cannot e&
cecd %. 900 pounds in aIv one speclai tax year.
Sce1Hd-Ts class OF dealers only purchase or re-
ceiye leaf tobacco in the hand.
Third-Deaers under this $5 special tax can orly
offer sale consign for sale on commission
such leaf tobacco they purchase or receive directly
from farmers planters who have produced the same
or land ownd rented leased by them received as
from tenants. etc. All persons who purchase or
rrcei leaf tobacco which has passed from tue posses
sion the lroduccr his landlord, aud offer VI for sale
are liable pay the special o; $50, irrespective OF
sDecal tax year.
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CENSUS RETURNS.

NEwBURG, n. Y, July 8.-Oficial returns
fix the population OF this city 1SO75 This is an in-
crease Of O62 the population OF 1870 and Of 714
over that o: 1873.
BosToN. July S.-Thc census enumerator re-
ports the population OF Cambridge, Mass, lG93.
ATLANTA. Ga, July s.-Tno census enumeralors IN
Lumpkin County have discovered negress named
Matilda Hubert who Is 100 gears old and was bern III
Connecticut
PoUGHKEEPsIE. y. Y. July s.-C0mplete census re-
turns from YCnEers that city 1S,921 inhabitants,
against II. .232 IN 1879 ,
ST. FAUL Mimi, July s-The complete returns OF the
CITY OF 81 Paul make the population ilGlo 40 increase
of u COZ IN ten VOWS.
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INCREASE ~ P0Sr4L' REVENUES
THE SALE OF POSTAL CARDS, POSTAGE STAMPS.
ETC. GREATLY INCREASED DURING THE FISCAL
YEAR.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHI

WASHINGTON. July S.-An official statement
comp;led to-day at the Post ONCE Dep art
mont shows that the Issues OF postage
stamps. stamped envelopes and postal cards
during the fiscal year, which ended last weeh
foot up an aggregate OF being an ncrea Sc
OF nearly So 100000 the total for the preceding
fiscal year, 1910 por cent. This percentage Is
about double The average rate Of increase during the
previous five years
The greatest proportional increase Is in the item OF
postal cards. the issues OF which amounted to S27j347O
during the fiscal year against $2,21797O for the
year ended 80 1879 an increase OF "a per cent
The largest actual gain the postal revenue was in
the issues Of ordinary postage stamps which
during the last fiscal year aggregated
S224I4.9o8. being On increase o. g.. .297. 600
ll4Io per the preceding year Tue Issues OF
neWsli per ana periodical Stamps Increased 1910 per
cent inc totals beng 81 0sS 4l2 for the fiscal year OF
1879 ana 81 ,252, ,903 for the fiscal year OF 1850.
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MIR. LORILLARD WINS A RACE.
LONDON. Thursday. July 8. 18s

The race for the Chesterfield Stakes for
two years-od colts anil fies of to-day at the
Newmarket July Meeting, and was won by MI T. Lolh
ard5 brown colt Iroquois. Lord Roseberya bay colt
Youptuary and Count F. dc Lagrange's chestnut rly
Ponidle ran dead heat for second place. Ten horses
In The betting Just before the race TO was laid
AGAINST IroduOis and 20 to against VOluptuary There
was no netting on Ponquc. When 200 yards from home
Iroquois snot out aud. making the remainder or the
run ming won easily by three lengths. Tristan. VINO
was avOrte In the betting az 10 70 against hln
wrs behind IOquOis throughout the race. Tho time ot
the race Was l minute and l3 seconds.
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THE FRENCH AMNESTY BILL.

IANIs, AHuTsuty, july D Io5V.
The new Amnesty bill voted by the Cham
Der OF Deputies yesterday consists of single class as
follows: "Au persons condemned tor participating In
the instructions 1870 and 1871. aud who shall have
been pardoucd up ~ July H. 1850. snail be considered
as amntstied."
A. the Government intend to pardon all without ex-
ccptior this bin Is the effect as the one the
Senate elected.
lie pdrleuent the of Senator Dufaure tRepubli
cam .nvs; We believe the VIII accent the
hum hating position proposed for It by the Chamber Of
Deputies"
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4 WATER-SPOUT FROM THE CLOUDS.

DEsMoINEs, Iowa, July S.-A terrific ram
storm prevailed in this section last night Twenty miles
west OF this city took the form OF waerspout. lh
the town OF Meter the water covered the grOhu 10
the depth Of three feet, and forty rods OF the
ment OF the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad were
washed away The Pacific express train, which left
Chicago yesterday morning, Il on side Track mere
awaiting the repair OF the road. At W!nterset part OF
the cupols OF Court House was blown away ana tho
Chicago and Rock Island round-hOuse was demolished
The crop crushed TO the earth and badly twisted
rhe worst damage Is to the westward
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REFUSING TO BE REMOVED.

WASHINGTON, July S.-The cases OF twelve
Revenue Deputy Collectors and one Deputy United
States Marshal charged by the State authorities OF
Georgia with the homicide Of moocshiner at Rcd
Ok Campbell County, Ca, were brought before the
Uuied States Circuit Court, Judge Woods. on Wecncs
day. and continued 10 the 18Th inst Advices received
at the Bureau Internal Revenue here report that ex
United States Attorney FarrOw refuses TO recognize the
rgnt OF the President supcrsede hun. and opposes
the transfer the United States Courts
Judge B1gby, the newy.apponted D!strct-Auorney,
PROPOSES 10 take out u writ OF quo warrantO.
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MR.. BRADLAUGHS POSITION.

LONDON, IhITaud', July = I0oU'
Mr. Norwood UiberaD, member for Hull
asked whether the Government, having declined 10 III
roduce bill to the doubts as TO the legality OF
Mr. Bradlaushs affirmation, wOuld, as an act OF justice
to Mr. BradAuGh and his constituents undertake hs
defence IN any action brought against him. Mr. Glad
stone sad HIS constituents know that the return OF
IS subject To tnc law; there ore, the Govern
mcnt "A unable 10 Interfere" MIR. Bradlaugh disclamed
respOns blty for Mr. NOrwO0d's question, and SAID lie
had no doubt OF the legality OF his alii nation.
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TIE BREAK IN THE SNT LEVEE.

HANNIBAL, Mo-, July 8.-Ihe Clipper Herald
this afternoon elaborate article the losses by
the breaks in the sny evee the Illinois side OF tho
Mississippi River IL makes the estimate OF the losses
600 OOO and about the same amount on corn
Other losses, to fences barns. dwellings, farming I'D
plements, etc. Will reach fully 100000. making the
total loss $500 O0O Not than Onethird OF either
the wheat or cora crop is lost The overflow from the
break rs nearly seventy travelling twrntythree
miles which gave many farmers time TO cave much OF
their property outside OF the growing crops.
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POLITICS IN GERMANY.
OI14 I To I+' VI8I's'I 'i'' -
LONDON. Ihlrsdly. July 8. 1880.

LONDON, IIiIsuIy, July 3, Ib0U,
A Berlin dispatch to Tie Times says: The
National Liberals have always been Inclined to conclude
conprom with the Government. but tho latter has
not always shown much gratitude During the last
session Of tue EecAstng 1t clearly that there
was much lost between that party and the Gov
ernment but nevertheless Prince Bismarck succeeded
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FIRST DAY Ar CHAU1AUQUA.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, July S.-The Chautauqua
meetings began today with tho school OF Ian
guagcs There wa a good attcndance OF pupils
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4 TELEGRAPH SUIT UON.

WnMINGToN, n. c., July S.-The suit OF
the American Union Telegraph Company
against the Wilmington AMI Weldon and
the Wilmington Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Companies for the right Of way along the lines
OF said roads was decided IN favor Of the Telegraph
Company today by Judge Mckay. az Chambers, III TINS
CITY and Commissioners appointed 10 assess the
damages An appeal from the decision was Overrued
but the ease Will to Supreme Court under writ
oprfip
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THE BRITISH ELECTIONS.

LONDON, IuulsIay, July ,, IS'U'
An election was beld at Plymouth to-day
for ncmber - APa to fill the vacancy caused
by the uns. amg Of Sir Edward Bates, Con
servativc, on petition, and resulted In the return OF
Edward Clarke @ c., the Conservative candidate, by
the following vote: Edward Clarke, Conservative.
o,449 Sir George Young, Liberal, 2,305. similar cleo
ton was held at Eycsham TO replace Mr.. Iatclif.
Liberal. unscated Oh petition. Mr.. Frederick Loh-
man the Liberal candidate. returned 10 the vacant
seat. The following the vote: Frederick Lehman,
Liberal 37s F. ID. Dixon Hartland, Conservative, 37O
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TIE DOUBTS ABOUT BEND OR.

LONDON, IHHI9tay, July ., Io0V'
The Sportsman this morning says that what
Is written m the Duke of wesminster's stud book re-
gardng the marking of Bend Or and TAdcastcr when
they were foal certainly favors the idea OF mix hav
lug resulted Yet the weight OF the evidence on other
points shows that the alleged mistake has not been
made Tho Dukes stud groom is TO be questioned on
lac
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VIRGINIA READJUsTERS,

RICHMOND Va, July Sat last nights session of
the Convention OF the Readjusters q motion was
made to reconsider the vote by which the
electoral ticket recommended BY the Bust
hess Committee had been adopted. This
Eaye rise to an excited and lengthy debate In which
that they wished TO be left free TO vote as they
pleased for President OF Vice-Pfesident.
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little Fall wheat sown last year IL all Winter killed
There may h, average crop.
WiscOnsip: Lafayette County-The Winter wheat Us
entire failure. The Spring wheat promises to yied
largely with = decreased acreage
Michigan Calhoun COnnty-Ihe wheat is IN an eN-
ceent condition and looked better. There viii lie
larger acreage than Ter many years past Its appear
ancc a that could expected, tho berry being full
plump.
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THE BOSTON And ALBANY RAILROAD.

BosToN, July Sat a special meeting of the
stockholders the Boston and Albany Ralirold held
here to day purchase OF the Springfield anG North
eastern Railroad and the lease OF the Spencer Railroad
for ten years were ratified special meeting OF the
stockholders Is be held next Thursday, when action
Will be taken regard TO the death of President Waldo
Lincoln.
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A CUBAN VILLAGE BURNED.

HAVANA, July "a commercial house of
this city has received report from Manzanilo that the
will lge Of Gulsa hal been destroyed by tire without
mentioning, however the origin of the fire. Gusa lies
I'm the neghborhood OF Yara in the jurisdiction OF Man
zanlo where the ,nsurgent chief. Caxto Garcia. Is at
present with his band
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4 STEAlBO1TOWNER CENSURED.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July S.-The COrOncr's i'll
quest upon bodies of the persons killed by the steam
boat boiler explosion Lake Minnetonka, closed this
morning The jury hold that Major George B Halstcid
the owner the l. crimn1ly responsible and fur
ther that guilty of the crime OF negligence n not
causing an inspection OF tue boiler OF the Mary 0y
competent engineer.
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THE INDIANA AMENDMENTS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July S.-Judges Niblack
and Scott; Of the Supreme Court hlcd their opinion to-
day dissenting the majority Of the court in the
case OF the state against Swift nvO wing the validity OF
the adoption ot amendments TO the STATE Constitution
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THE STATUE OF LIBERTY.

PARIS, Thursday, Juiy g. 1880.
At the banquet of the Committee Of the
Frauco.Amerlc1u Union last night H. Laboulaye, who
presided stated that the Statue OF Liberty would
rainv be erected By 1888 the centenary Of the Yer
sail'es Treaty OF p ace between ENGLAND and America
ana tie year OF the International Exhibition IN New,
York City