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Daily Republican., 1880-01-24

)A SALE.-A' PRINTING OFFICE
all complete, 2l7 W. 81 st. 1-zltf
Daily Republican., 1880-01-24

ph kENr THE TWO kOUMS UN-
~. Uo' me First National Bank. now Occu.
y! iiea d n Co., will be rented Tor offices.
m apply to GEO. d. ARMSTRONG,
'A'oo Cashier First National Bank,
Daily Republican., 1880-01-24

t1Og .ALE,-A LOT OF GROUND
vttha brpck mOrr, eco factory on II, one.
inbred aud forty eight ieet front on Church
|e., sjEu two leet on Fifth street and sixty.
\ feet on Lord sire I. Streets curbed and
\ OF streets plyed; Id inch water pipes
bng Church street. Lime vats In the fac
N And row u.ei for the manufacture o NOR.
kcO, Sold to close an estate. Appiyto
EVANS PENNINGTON,
Loft No. j East Sth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-24

'M hENT.-A HOUSE or 10 ROOMS,
sa' ara bah. 5000 psr month. Ad-
A. h, this office. LII s&tu
pn KEN IA GOOD bASEM ENT
,tllir Vellar on Market street, suitable for al.
any bu inegs. HEAIID Il co.
1924 2l,a6
Daily Republican., 1880-01-24

~ rat VEN "A II ROOM HOUSE, NO.
!, UT vp East sixth street. Family will
ala ta tenant, or will rent without. Ap-
IL IL. .Ia'ket stree; Or on the prem ises.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-24
.ow sALEOR RENT.

nsA1.E-s HOUSES IN THE CITY
TOh. Wilmington, situate and described as
sos Orange = street r, d stories tori s1ys1s sSs% a.y
|et ii0n.' TON "a Eiphtn street, stories, 0 rooms,
No. az feet, depth Of lot 81 feet 4fee' alley
tS tSe @ 5,s Adams street stories ' sroO%s
n front, ont depth OF lot IS ieet 'eet alley In
\ n, re1t. "a, Reed street, 2 stories, erooms, II
t,,oUi No, Soi depth Of lot 30 feet.
or IL md aa lsa osS%R sIist s RsI'y"s% Siiwssp
p iAnu ,or'es' rooms, II feet front, depth Of
+6j aet ,,,.., q stories a rooms l;Ik
|NV, NJ -, deptn Of lot 81 feet, contrived To 40
n,",i tats Two families II desired.
nn'HSthsr information inquire OF A. Con.
'loi T' i incoln st., or A. Gawthr0p, 3O6 W.
,,n ti1y street., Executors Of the estate Of WIN.
f"a,d, deceased, iz.eod-u
Daily Republican., 1880-01-24

hOR SALE OK rENI.-rHE THREE
story brick Gwelling, ,s3l Washington st.
4 rooms and bath all modern improve
Int; bayered throughout: all rooms heated;
|ns easy.
b FRANK BALL, Rooms II and II Ex.
hbge Building, TIN and Market. l-l0-tf
Daily Republican., 1880-01-24

l-23 St
Daily Republican., 1880-01-24

NOR RENt.-DWELLING HOUSE MS
King street Modern improvement $.
sou.e and stable with acres OF lad, C Ose
the ylty.
Rouse and 7aGres Of lard. within 2 miles OF
y Im't'.
marsh lot Of acres.
AEIIyto EVANS PENNINGTON,
nd No. Fast Eighth street.
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SPOKEN.
May Is. lat "a N. Ion 80 W, ship Loretto Fish,
Hodgman, from Baltimore for San Francisco.
April %, lat 81 S, Ion % w, ship Raphael, Sher-
man, from London for Hong Kong.
May o. lat y S. lon 39 W, barque Mary Rms
SELL from New York for Buenos Ayres.
May &c. lat 20 n, lon 40 w, ship Oriental Sewell,
from Baltimore for Acapulco
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MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 2s.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Commencement week at Bates College
opened yesterday with the Baccalaureate SER
mon by President Cheney.
Tilden tells reporter of the New York
Herald that he did not seek the nomination
for the Presidency and that Hancock was his
favorite.
The army worm has made its appearance at
Lynn, Mass, and is doing considerable damage.
An armistice for one day was declared be-
tween the belligerents at Buenos Ayres, but no
settlement of the difficulty was arranged and
hostilities have broken out again.
The Farmers and Mechanics bank of st.
Paul, Mimi. has failed.
A dangerous counterfeit 800 note is in cir
culation.
By an accident on the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railroad Saturday one man was
killed and two fatally injured. A Norridge-
wock, Me-, man was on the train and was con-
siderably bruised.
President Hayes was cordially received in
New Haven Saturday, whittier he had gone to
attend the Commencement exercises at Yale
College.
Chief Sarchez, of the Cuban rebels, has sur
rendered with 80 officers and 254 privates.
The grain receipts at Montreal last week
were the largest on record.
Ex-District Attorney Lothrop of Massachu-
sets has resigned from the Butler State CEN
trail committee.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

A Careless but not Criminal Cashier.
BOSTON, June N.-The accounts of Charles
A. Cole, treasurer of Scituate,i Bank, have
been found short some 81 260 and he was yes
terday suspended and Andrew j. Waterman
appointed to the position. Cole will probably
make good the deficit, and it is unlikely There
will be any prosecution as there no evidence of
criminality on Coles part. The deficit is
probably the result of careless bookkeeping.
The Army Worm in Massachusetts.
BOSTON, June 26.-The army worm has
made its appearance in Lynn, numbers having
been killed on Lev appeared at
the Stetson farm -, and on the
land of Mrs. Henri considerable mum
bers ON Wednesday uas--, and at Mr.. Stetson's
a determined fight was made against the ad-
vance Of the worm until a late hour in the
evening. At the farms in Swampscott, in the
fields near Galloupe's Point and other places
close at hand the worms have been killed,
though not as yet in excessive numbers At
Nagus Head, on the Marblehead side whole
fields have been ravaged by this worm.
Buffers Friends DESERVING Him.
SPRINGFIELD, June 26.-Ex-District Attor-
men of the state, has written a letter resgning
his membership Of the Butler State Central
Committee. ,,ss
Bold Robbery and Outrage at Lynn.
LYNN, June 26.-The room occupied by
Marcus Tuttle at W. II. Nason's house, 900
Essex street, was entered by a burglar be-
tween two and three O'Clock this morning.
Mr.. Tuttle was gagged and beaten and his
clothing and trunks relieved of about $50 in
fve-dollar gold pieces The victim was
awakened by the flash of match, and upon
looking up he obrerved man with face and
hands BACKED. Tuttle spoke, whereupon the
intruder throttled him and told him to give
up his money. Tuttle said his money was in
his pantaloons, to which statement the burglar
replied that he had already got that, but
"You, Tuttle, have got more, know you
have" Tuttle then said the money was in his
trunk. The burglar then gagged his man by
placing handkerchief over his mouth and ty-
ing it back of his head, and then he dealt Tut
tie three or four heavy blows on the head
took the money and left,
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SPORTING.
The International Rifle Matte

Inc international R1ne match.
DUBLIN, June 26.-The following are the
individual scores of the teams at 1000 yards to-
day:
American team-Clarke 70, Scott p, Fisher
66, Ra,hbone SO, Farrow 72, Brown r.. Aver
age 70a.
Irish team-Fenton 60, Joynt 81, Young 63,
Dyas 65, Murphy so, Coghlan 65, John Rigby
So, William Rigby IS, Miner So. Average
651.
The following are the individual scores at
the three ranges:
American team-Clarke ZIG, Scott 21O,
Fisher 2O4. Rathbone 213, Farrow 21S, Brown
213i
Irish team-Fenton 215, Joynt 30, Young
206, Coghlan POS, Dyas 2O1. Murphy 199, John
Rigby 207, VIM. Rigby POP, Miner 205.
The aggregate score OF the Americans at
the shooting today was 1878. The six Irish
men who it is believed will form the team,
namely, Fenton Young, Joynts John Rigby,
VIM. Rigby, and Miner, made an aggregate
of 1245.l The result has affected the betting,
and long odds are now staked on the Amers-
cans.
DUBLIN, June 27.-The dean of St. Patrick's
Cathedral having placed seats in the church at
their disposal the American and Irish rifle
men attended the services there today. The
Irish team has not yet been formally COM
pleted, but the men named will probably form
the six, Coghlan being held as reserve.
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Thomas B. Hopper was hanged at Green
field, Mo-, Friday for the murder of S. G.
Ham, near Labeck, Cedar county, the 9th of
last August. He protested his innocence to
the end
Saturday, taking 500 passengers.
King John of Abyssinia has concluded
treaty of peace with the Egyptian government
Thirty-one buildings at Tamport, near Brad
ford, Pa, were destroyed, in consequence of
fire which ragged in that place Friday after
noon.
Sch9ffer challenges Slosson to play thou
sand point billiard match for $1,000.
In fire in New York tenement house
Saturday morning Oswald Morrissey, only II
years old, rescued his baby brother from the
flames, the little hero being badly burned in SO
doing.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
One Man Killed and Two Fatally
Injured.
A MAINE MAN AMONG THE INJURED

PUEBLO, Cal, June 27.-Ths morning an
accident occurred on the Atchison, Topeka Il
Santa Fe Railroad. three miles west of Sar-
gent, Kansas, resulting in the death of one
person and the wounding of several others,
two probably fatally. The train was running
twenty miles an hour when the smoking car
jumped the track, the last two cars following
it, going down five feet embankment. The
engine, baggage and express cars escaped. The
scene in the cars was beyond description.
women and children screaming for help and
men bleeding from wounds, crawling out of the
windows. One lady was caught between the
broken seats, her husband unconscious short
distance away, while their child sat unframed
among the cushions J. jenkins, of Dubuque,
Iowa, was instantly killed; Mr.. Keenan,, of
Arkansas was wounded in the head, causing
confusion of the brain, and his wife wounded
in the groin, back and thigh. Both will prob
ably die. w. Gould, of Norridgewock, Me-,
received a flesh wound in the arm and head ;
Mr.. Mitchell, of St. Louis, a flesh wound in
the head; J. w. Roab, of Pleasanton, Mo-, in
jured in the back and shoulders; Mr.. Taylor,
of Leavenworth, and w. f. Beal, of Matteau,
ILL.,, seriously wounded in the side; Frank
Wheel, of Campbellville, Canada, injured ia
the back; d. Hudson, of Nickerson, Kansas,
hurt in the head and his wife in the left
shoulder and left hip; Mrs. Mary Zeine, of
Oswego, Kansas, injured in the head, face,
shoulders and hip. Several others were badly
bruised. Two physicians, who were on the
train, rendered prompt assistance. 1t is sup
posed that the engine broke rail while pass
ing over it. The sleeping car kept the track.
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NEW YORK.

The Fable of the Fox and the Grapes.
NEW YORK, June 26.-S. J. Tilden told
Herald man yesterday that he never sought
the nomination for the Presidency; that Han
cock was his favorite and the best choice the
convention could make.
Alarming Mortality Among Children.
Up to noon today, 2O7 deaths have been re-
ported in this city for the "a hours ending
then. This is the highest mortality yet re-
corded this year, .rd has not often been ex.
ceeded in the heated seasons of former years.
A summary of seven days to noon today shows
total of 1888 deaths. The increase is chiefly
due to prevalence of cholera infantum anon g
children, especially the poor classes.
Horse Car Drivers on Strike.
The drivers to the number of ITO on the
Second Avenue cars (snrface road) struck to-
day for an advance of twenty-five cents, MAX
ing $500 per day. Most of the men left in a
body and compelled others by threats to cite
up" Great excitement prevailed during the
day and up to late hour tonight.
Stabbed to Death in the Street.
New YORK, June 27.-Cornelius Mayer of
was stabbed and killed about 80 this morn
ing opposite saloon, by party of roughs.
They were arrested.
Swimming Fifteen Miles.
New YORK, June 27.-Geo. Fearn of Lon
don, England, the long distance swimmer who
swan second best to Capt. Webb IN his great
six days swim in the English channel, swan
today from the foot Of Thirty-third street,
East river, through He'll Gate to Flushing,
making a.distance estimated at 10 miles in 3
hours q minutes, Sc seconds He .swam right
through the fierce current at He'll Gate.
Fearn is % years old and weighs 178 pounds.
Counting the Chickens Before They are
Hatched.
New York, June 26.-The Graphic says it
was agreed on at Cincinnati that in the event
of Hancock's election the following gentlemen
should compose his cabinet:
Secretary of State-Senator Bayard of Del
aware.
Secretary of the Treasury-Speaker Randall
Of Pennsylvania.
Secretary Of War-General Preston of Ken
lucky.
Secretary of the Navy-Mr. Hubba I'd OF
Texas.
Attorney General-Clarkso N. Potter of
New York.
Postmaster General-Gilbert G. Walker.
Secretary of the Interior Colonel Morrison
of Illinois.
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WASHINGTON.
The Counterfeit 300 Notes.

The Counterfeit 800 Notes.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Comptroller Knox
states today that he has no intention of with
drawing from circulation all national bank
notes of the denomination of 800, as intimat-
ed, on account of the appearance of a very
dangerous counterfeit upon the National Ex-
change Bank of Baltimore. Such policy
would seriously interfere with business trans
actions generally, and would involve the
printing new notes for all Rational banks,
which in short time could be just as readily
counterfeited. He believes the better way to
defeat the circulation of such ceunterfeits is
by general notification through the press of
the appearance of dangerous counterfeits,
naming the bank and denomination, and warn
ing all persons not to receive any notes of that
description. This would soon result in sending
all such notes, good and bad, to the treasury
for redemption, and would virtually withdraw
bogus notes from circulation. This latest coun-
terfeit is believed to be printed from the same
plate as the counterfeit upon Pittsburg bank
circulated quite freely some months since.
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Railroad Dividends.

NEW YORK, June 26.-The directors of the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
Company met today and declared dividend
Of per cent, payable August I'd. The state.
ment for six months show gross earnings of
1888, 900; net earnings S3,9S9,OOO increase
in net earnings over the same period last year
1885,, 900; surplus $5O5, $40.
The Michigan Central railroad directors met
today and declared q dividend of per cent on
the capital stock, payable August I'd. The
statement for six months show the gross earn
ings to be 81 ,46S, 600; net earnings $1,573,0O0;
surplus s25,471; increase in net earn
ings over the same time last year $5O7 900,
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Bank Statement.
Havana Market.

(By TeIegraph.)
HAVANA. June 27.-Sugar fairly active holders
generally asking above buyers offers; sales show an
advance of A@1a reals on all grades; No 10 to IL
d S at 91s@91s realssgold per arrobe; No Is to 20
d 1OA@111s reals; Molasses Sugar No to 10 d
s7Hat97A reals; Muscovado Suagar, common to
fair at 7aS98 reals; Centrifugal Sugar SO deg po-
larzation in boxes and hhds 91s @1O reals stock in
warehouses at Havanand Matanzas $500 boxes,
week 1900 boxes $40 bags and 80 hhds; all bags
and hhds to the United States
Molasses nominal 80 degrees polarization 46l41a
reals gold per keg.
Freights tending upward and tonnage decreasing;
loading at Havana for the United tates y box Sugar
759S712 currency; % hid do 3 5O@l3 rs; ~ hid of
Molasses at 1892 90; to Falmouth and orders 32s
6d935s; loading at ports north coast Outside
portsl for the United States per hid Sugar at 90
GA 20; per hid Molasses OO92 25.
Spanish gold 261a@2 2634. Exchange irregu-
lar; United States 60 days gold at 7Ca7Zs prem;
short sight do S9S1s prem; London 181la51S $50
prem; Paris Az 4M. ~
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Domestic Markets.

(By Telegraph.)
NEW YORK, June 26.-The market for Breads
tufts has ruled fairly active, but weak and lower
Provisions easy.
for Middlng uplands and lie for middling Orleans;
the spot and $4,000 bales lfor future delivery
FLoUR-market closed frmer; No 2 at 2 3OSa3 10:
Suppertine Western and State at 3 25(d3 80; COM
mon to good extra Western and State 1904 20;
good to choice do at 3O96 90acommon to choice
White Wheat Western extra at 5O@5 Co., Fancy
do at 1O96 80; common to good extra Ohio 50
@6 20; common to choice extra st Louis at 8O9
6 70; Patent Minnesota extra at 6 00@7 90; choice
West Indies at 4O@5 so; low grades extra 65@
co. Southern flour steady; common to fair ex-
ira at OO95 65 good to choice extra 650I6 70;
the sales for the week have been $4,000 bbls.
RYE FLoUR-quiet and weak at 6594 so for
State: sales for the week 1900 bblsI
CoRN-MEAL-dull: Western common 5O62 60;
Brandywine at 10; Bag meal lower; coarse at $50
Soc; fine Yellow at 0591 10: fine White at Is
WHEAT-the market closed steady:No Red Win
ter on spot and seller June 2O1aGS1 2OA July at
11A 91 117s; sales for August at O7s4; No 2
at 0991 10;No'1 White | 147s@1 147s fer June
/ 1oA 81 ~ July; o6s4 81 os August;lsales for
Corn-closed dull and easy No on spot 5OAc;
June 5O950Ssc; sales for July Sc; sales for Au-
gust 1874 sales for the week have been ,74S, 900
bush.
oATs-market closed quiet;No White 36@361s;
No Mixed at 36c.
Pork-closed barely steady; new mess on spot at
July and September IL 60 asked seller year; sales
for the week 1900 bbls on the spot, and $3.50 bbls
for future delivery.
Lard-eIosed easyprime steam on the spot 177a
97 20; June 20 asked; July O71a bd 10 bid
for August 20 bid September: Z O5 seller year;
city rendered 2 1907 121a; refined nominally7 50
OF 20; sales for the week 1000 ties on spot and
$4,000 for future delivery.
Tallow quiet at 61sc.
BUTTER-quiet and easy; State and Western
creameries at 18@2ic; do dairy 1919.
CHEEsE-dull. demoralized and much lower;State
factories at 61A@7M Western 5@7c.
WHIsKEY quiet and nominal at 12@1 13 p gal
for Western.
CHICAGO, June 26.-Wheat is steady at $50 for
June; 1884 for July; s4Ac for August; S3c for
september; 81M G year. Corn quiet at 343sc for
June; 34ss@34M 6 for July ;347s @35c for August.
Oats are lower at 241sc for june; 247sc for July;
PA for august. Pork higher at IL 90@11 95 for
June; II 7O@11 921s July. Lard quiet at 62@
z 671a July
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Wheat is lower; No 2 Red
at at 9O5s; No red 841a bid. Corn lower; No at
1894 bid cash; 1880 June.
DETROIT. June 26.-Wheat is firm; extra nomi-
nal; No White at 0O14; Ola for June: 991s
for July; CSC bid August; 9314c October.
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California Mining stocks.
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, June &c.
The following were to-day's quotations of Butter,
Cheese Eggs and Potatoes:
y Butter-choice Northern and Western creame-
ries at 2O922c; choice New York and Vermont-dai-
ries at 1S@20c; fair and good 14@1 ;schoce Wes-
tern dairy packed 17@1 9c;choice ladle packed 16@
TIC; and common to good 13@15c; moderate ana
prices easier.
Cheese-we quote at S1a@9c for choice; 7@71ac
for fair to good 396c for common; dull and market
unsettled
Eggs are quoted at13@131sc for Eastern; North
ern Canada and Prince Edward Island 121a6 Sc;
Western 11@12c.
Potatoes-We quote old at 25@5Oc 4Y bush. as to
quality; market very unsettled new Southern SO
93 90, and New Bermuda O0@6 80 y Dbl
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commencement at Yale.

NEW HAVEN, June 27.-President Porter
delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class at Yale this morning from the
text, Ephesians xiii, IL: "Having no hope
and without God in the world" The sermon
took strong ground against efforts to array the
pei, the minister declaring that without God
there is no well grounded hope for science, and
argued strongly in defence OF the theory of
persona1 Cod
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-06-28
Murder on Shiphoard.

ST. JOHN, N. B., June 27.-On the arrival
to-day of ship Lille Pollard, of Yarmouth, N.
S., from Philadelphia, the captain handed over
to the police authorities second mate William
Mulhalland, who during the passage shot and
killed seaman named James Sanborn while
the latter was in the act of assaulting the first
mate. 1t is claimed the shooting was acciden-
tai. An inquest will be held tomorrow.
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Captured by the Indians.

DENVER, Col, June GA special to the
from Blake Burton, well known in Leadville,
who with two others, left last April for Gunni-
son, states that he is captive of,the Utes, they
having killed his two companions. Burton
says he has hopes of escape, being on good
terms with several bucks.
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AFRICA.
The Confederation Scheme.

111O O0111OS&OI eSU1Sl1 OO11O111Os
LONDON, July ga despatch from Cape
Town to the Times says that after three days
debate in the House of Assembly on the pro-
posal for a conference of the South African
colonies, the previous question was accepted
by the miniftry, the Premier stating that look
ing to the evenly divided feeling in the House
upon the subject the government had not felt
justified in advising the government to con-
vene the conference on the confederation ques-
ton, and the matter would therefore drop.
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Base Ball.

At Brunswick-Bowdoins A. Colbys 12
At Cincinnati-The game between the Troys
and Cincinnatis was called at the end of the
first innings on account of rain.
At Buffalo-Providence 4, Buffalos B.
At observation-disclosures 6; Clevelands 0.
AT Chicago-Chicagos 4, Worcesters 0.
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1t Salmon Falls, (Hollis) June 49, William Foss,
aged SO years.
In Winthrop, June 4, Hiram Ladd, aged Ga years
s months
In Westbrook. of consumption, Mrs. Lydia B.,
wife OF Moses Chapman. daughter of the late Capt.
Ebenezer Jordan, of Auburn, Maine.
Funeral services Monday afternoon az 2 O'Clock
at her late residence, Westbrook. Friends and rel
atives invited to attcnd.l
Western papers please copy
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Two Boys Drowned.

Two Boys Drowned.
CLAREMoNT, N. H., June ga sad drown
ing accident occurred in West Caremont this
morning. Joseph King, Walter Aver and
Elmer Chaffin were bathing in Sugar river,
when King swan across and half way back,
to the boys for help. Aver undertook to save
him and both were drowned in ten feet of
water. Their ages were %. The bodies were
recovered. -'-
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Bank Failure at st. Paul.

ST. PAUL, MIMI, June 26.-The Farmers
and Mechanics Bank suspended yesterday.
Cause, failure to realize on securities on hand.
The immediate cause was tho presentation of
a check for $4,000, drawn by the city treasur-
er, which the bank could not pay. Assets
$102, 900; liabilities $45,9OO. The suspension
is believed to be temporary.
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WESTERN FLOODS.

Great Destruction Of Property in Iowa.
BURLINGTON, June 27.-The river at this
point is seven miles wide, and today rose eight
inches. The extent of damage by flood cannot
be approximated. The whole country in the
neighborhood is under water, and crops are
completely washed.
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EurOPean Markets.

By Telegraph.)
LIvERPooL, June 26-12.3O P. M.-Flour at los
@l2s; Winter Wheat 9s edges 1O;Spring Wheat at
IS 5d99s I'D; California average IS 6d@9s Sd; club
ions, ,-PorkI6Os; Beef Cos; Cheese at 49s; Lard
BIS; Baconiat 36s@37s; Tallow at 33s Cd, at Lon
don 41s@41s Cd.
LIVERPOOL, June 26-12.3O P.M.-Cotton market
easier; Middling uplands at ga d; Orleans at e7s
sales 1000 bales; speculation and export 500.
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THE DOMINION.

Enormous Grain Receipts at Montreal.
MONTREAL, June 26.-Arrivals Of wheat and
corn at this port during the past week from the
West is the largest on record. The excess of
wheat ever the corresponding week last year
amounts to 100000 bushels, and of corn 10000
huShels