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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-11
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QUEBEC, June 10.-Thousands of people
have swarmed through the streets Of the
burned district yesterday and to day, and
piles OF furniture and household effects
lying on pavemenis have been plundered
In the most shameful manner. Fortunately
the snfferings Of those now homeless are
not so great as TO call for special outside
assistance. Most OF the sufferers are OF the
better class of people, such as clerks, book
keepers, ETC., and their losses, although
heavy, are not seriously 60.
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A Maryland Railroad washed ont.

BALTIMORE, June 10.-A washout occur
red last night on the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad near Aberdeen,
about thirty three miles east of this city,
which put stop to all trains. A large
force was at once put to work to repair the
break and the trains were all sent to and
from Philadelphia via the Pennsylvania
and Northern Central Railroads. The ex-
press train. due last night, reached this
city about IL O'Clock o-day. 1t is expected
that the damage will be repaired to-day,
when trains will be run on regular time.
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The Patti NegosIations on.

LONDON, June 10.-The negotiations be-
tween Adelina Patti and American capital
lists haye been abandoned In consequence
of the extravagant price demanded. Mr..
Pullman, who has been acting as agent for
the undertakes of the enterprise, says
Nicolini was the stumbling block. He de-
manded two MILLION francs for Batti and
himself. It Is believed that Nicolini will
take Patti 70 America on bis own account.
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JACKSONVILLE JOTTINGS.
Fall of a BulIding-The Revenue
Gutter Blake.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 10.-The large
building in process of erection for the
Cookmau Institute (colored), was blown
down yesterday. No lives were lost.
The revenue cutter Blake, which
grounded on the ST. Johns bar Monday
night got off uniniured
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Pittaburg Over flowed.

PITTsBURG, Pa, June 10-The heavy
and continued rains of the past week have
swollen the rivers enormously, flooding
parts Of Allegheny City and South Side,
causing great destruction of property, and
almost universal suspension of railroad
train travel on the roads leading from the
city. On the Allegheny river seven million
feet of lumber have been swept away. At
noon to-day there was twenty-five feet Of
water at this point, with both rivers rising
at their headwaters, and the prospect of
having ten feet more.
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Closing Exercises az the Naval
AaademV.

ANNAPOLIS, Mp, June 10.-President
Garfield. Admiral Porter and staff and other
naval officials arrived here at II o'clock to-
day, and were received with naval honors
at the Naval Academy. Senator Morgan, of
Alabama, delivered the address to the
graduates. President Garfield and Secre-
tary Hunt also made brief speeches. Sec
retary Hunt delivered the diplomas to the
graduates. In consequence Of the rain all
the exercises were held In the chapel.
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SUICIDE OF AN OLD SLAVE OF GEH-
ERAL LEE. Tom Lewis, an old, eccen-
tric colored citizen of Loomis, Ill, end
ed his life by suicide, cutting his throat
from ear to ear with a razor. Lewis
went there about the close of the war.
and for some time carried on a barber
shop. He was several years ago the
property of General r. e. Lee. and hv-
ed in Richmond, Va. His family are
All dead.
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The CeoreIa v. rT. q. A.

ATLANTA, June 1O.-The State Conven-
tion of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion of Georgia assembled In Atlanta to-
day. Walter E. Brown, of this city, was
elected President. Quite large number of
delegates and visitors are in attendance.
Among the members are Messrs. E. d.
Ingersoll and E w. Watkins, of New York: !:
L. W. Munhall, of Indiana, and g. t.
Greene, of Ohio. Much interest is mani
tested In the meeting.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-11

Mr.. Paine announced that he would
change his vote from Tremaine to Depew,
elicitiug much applause. The presiding
officer declared that there was no choice.
Mr.. Hayes moved that the convention ad-
journ.
Senator Foster, on the part Of the Senate,
asked for the yeas and nays, and the Senate
voted 10 iu the affirmative and 20 In the
negative.
Mr. Alvord asked for the yeas and nays
on the part of the House, and there were
yeas 60, nays 81.
The Joint vote stood-yeas 20. nays n,
and the motion to adjourn was declared
lost. Another vote was taken to fill Conk-
HnUtc vonopcu xpffh thfc result
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state Law Set Aside,

New ORLEANS, June 10.-In the United
American Railway Improvement Company
against the Longshoremen's Benevolent
Society, Judge Billings delivered his opinion,
granting an ipjunction against the defend
ants and declaring Act No. rs Of the State
laws of 1880 null and void, 1t being In viola
tion of the exclusive right Of Congress to
regulate commerce. This act fOrbids the
crews of foreign vessels to work on shore in
loading and unloading.
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Ano,her CnaIIeopeto HaD1au

TORONTO, Orr, June 1g-A race IN lap
streak boats has been arranged between
Wise, OF Riverside, and Edward Hanlap.
The race Is for one thousand dollars side,
aud is to come off In six weeks from date
In Toronto bay. The course viii be five
miles In length with turn. A deposit Of
I'VE hundred d0llars side has been made.
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another FataI boiler FxnIo.ion

PoTTsvILLE, PA, June 1O-The boiler at
Atkins and Brothers. rolling mill exploded
to day, badly scalding twelve men, three of
whom will die. The boiler was leaky, and
orders were given yesterday to draw the
fires and repair it, but for some reason they
were not obeyed.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-11

New YORK, June 10-It has rained In
New York city every day since the 3Ist of
May. excepting the 9th inst, or only one
break in eleven consecutive days. The
storm is very general, extending all over
that portion of the country south of the
lakes and east of the Mississippi.
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The New HampshIre senatOrship.

CONCORD, June 10 AN opinion of the
Supreme Court has been sent to the State
Senate to the effect that 1t is the duty of the
present Legislature to elect United States
Senator
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The FIRST wheat of the Season.

ST. LOUIS, June 10.-A car of new wheat,
the first of the season. arrived here yester-
day from Fort Worth, Texas. It graded
No 3. Red Winter, and sold at auction for
81 so per bushel.
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PROBING THE BRIBERY.
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
AT WORK.

Statesman Sessions I'm a Box-Brad-
ley Tells HiN Tale-The Corruption
Money TO be Handed over TO the
CONT ttoller-Speaker sharpe ON the
Stand-AnOther BaIlOG-No Result
The Move for Adjournment De-
feated.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-11

~ nAls, s5,seets Etc.. cleared out by Trough
on an Rats.n i5c. boxes at druggists.
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ed ia this road.
The railroad concessionist or to-day has
much harder road to travel than elk months
ago. The government is getting particular
as to its company, and is inclined to "shI1t
down" upon the importantly Of Tom, Dick
and Harry. Whatever concessions Il may
grant in the future win probably be without
subvention. There is a possibility Of the
country becoming embarrassed By obliga-
tions already pledged. The lack Of subven-
tion viii not, however, deter Northern capl-
talists from building roads In Mexico. The
government realizes this, aud It would be
mere foolishness on her part to continue to
grant them.
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weather Indications.

No choice. On motion of Mr.. Spinola
the convention adjourned to IL m. to NOR
row
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Georgia Affairs.

cd AZ the Post Omee In Sa.
second Glass Matter.
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gllprniug 9e'rs.
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Nochoice. The convention then proceed
ed 70 vote to Ill PIatt's vacancy, as fOllowsI
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Governor ColQuitt is expected home from the
Hot Springs to day with health much improved
Theodore J. Elmore, of Savannah, is ainong
the first arrivals to attend the Young Mems
Christian Association Convention, which opens
here tonight
Mr.. Frank Small has retired from the Post
appeal, and is now in New York as advance
agent for "Sam'l of Posen," or Mr. NJ. B. Curtis
and his dramatic troupe
The retirement of Mr.. A. G. Billups from the
position Of Assistant Librarian of the Young
ems Library is deeply regretted, as he is a
young man of excellent habits, thorough cul-
ture and polished manners, and has given
general satisfaction.
, 1881-07-18
TIE NORTHWEST.

8pttEas Ulsoateh 10 The Chicago 7HAuns.
la ACitnoss1:, Wis.,. July 10.-Tho past week Inns
hc4n worry favornbso 10 growing crops. A week
Agd reports were anYthinK but favorable from
minnesota and Dnkota, but decided improva-
Htcnt Ia reported. Tho weather has boon v0ry
much coolcr and We hava bud but little rain to
do my tamngo. III some localities unravornbte
reports come, but IN tho whoe nrc much hotter.
On Tho Whom & st. potor Railway reports state
everything ts looking llnety. Chlncl-buxs sontn
to hnvc teon most troublesome for sevcnty-tlvo
miles west Of tho Mississippi 1tivor, auu acom to
10 eo,tInod within thai. limit on elthor Side OF
tho Mississippi Valley III both Wisconsin attd
bInncsuta. REPORTS from nj! sthtlous on tho
Southern Minnesota ltatlroni Will bo received
better foetlnE prevails ntnung furmGrs, md It IL
hUpol that tho present woAthor n,Ay continue,
ls tho cr0ps will show d decided Improvement.
, 1881-07-18

I. Lo{taoh lfaHf9s 4uiE a.
crlue, soarrUy u s0x9astl0u 10 10 Gu found thAt
any Important uhunXo Ut policy Gun ~ Tho iMi-
1t would b0 unfortunate wcEu 1t otherwise. 1t
wau!a he ll:couraKtny weru QUO Of tho most
nl!sursbta of etllnlnalat t9 prove an instrument
aileutut!. Never, apparently. were motives bs,
Ratttilz aurlarous ivslghs "a MeAn atla paltry
~ those wh10h tlupetle1 0uftenu tu GEu ut Gen.
Gafaulu; Even looth, With his tawdry sentiments
and nelodrsnat!c ways. waa SCARCELY ~ les-
H!vap'y M esin..lss! ~ ae ~ho !Ies !n Wasatngtoa
vialbly Impending till Ut tho Bouth wcfS tto
nut lnuutueal sllspulants Ut tho murderer of
psGsIdgut Lincoln. ltis WIS the Usimo "of q
ssneatioual aclor. wboss vaulsy. AMI love Of
poainx, toEuthgr With sympathy for tho SOUTH
ern causa tsmptoa hlm tou4nnark 10 y foul coli.
DOWNRIGHT tunAtiG, his ucts nro ~ uKly a. thosU
Of sulgur footpa1. a llsappaIutod place.
rslat1ons OF ltfo he posters tho Government with
solicitations tor aa oti!ce Of souse sost; aa4 10.
, 1881-07-18
ROCKFORD.
-NntlollHt-IlankD K kDopusits-tEie Street.
Railroad - Personals - Il Dcaclont
Winter SUNNY.

n,,.a,.,..., r,u,,,, .,.,,,,.t., ,r,. G,...,
-Natlo'1at-Hank ankl1oPosss-Hha Ntreet.
Water Eunplf.
s,ytta, Corrr,,un,tuee q, 1at cateaoo 1t4buns.
1,nrr roun n. Init. 1n-.hn moy f1ro+o.
house, which IL now bo1ng oractcd In this CITY,
PROMISES to be II very attractive plnco, perhaps
mt H fur M tho txtrrInr In tnt,t.urncf for t.
f,,,,,n,,v ar ,,s. ,,,a .,rtn,n. ,"r. ~ ,,,at.
...i' W. usf .'u R.e"u. pun n,. ~ sno.k
calntNt ou< tae Interior aecofAtlons' Ino aFop-
finished, and will doubtless surrass anything
mia aIo ~ tbn Attan,tr rnr nj ,ui,o T., r,1,.
nouho'ps IL u afa'a pleeh or WORK. inc central
picture ropresenss tho nroh Of Trojan aud tho
clsn,lol Anc,uh. III Italy. Tho arnh stands out
uu.su p.o'.nsys ... "'.n uons " wa'er wu'sa
u eoSore'i Win fessels' wnllo III tue rear TUG
tho cluster OF houses, which are really
mining l,ut rouvh Hnra. Ahovn Mi mr.. som,
osus .. ,,,.. w.. iooa. 'o ,,, ~. uio s"ou
, 1881-07-18

ttonNry Engineers ot ChtcAuo hetd 4 meeting
yesterday Afturno0n ut lU. Washington street,
sDno tltty tlombers bolng prcsont Tho Prcal-.
dent In openlnx the proceedings remarked TINT
tho purposes OF thIa sUctuty might bo sutnutd
up In tho words "libart6, fratornIG, et egalitt."
They hu1 no Intention whatever OF pruplg.tlnx
any strike for higher wages throughout tho l,60o
eny,neors e,upl0yetl In tho city; ThoY woro
urhMnxinK for nliltlul b0ne4t, mid tl1or1 was no
good reas,n why they should not have oiie of
rolling OF u lar0e nut,1er OF now slunhoFs WAS
ln order yu:terstay, with tho following o,..ocrs:
Finanoal % lseorotary, John ChnriosworIh; lsaeorl.
il!R sscrotary, II. 3. Jones; Treasurer, ja.nus
, 1881-07-18
CINCINNATI BREWERS,
6rktEdf Dtspatth 10 Tha Chteaao Istbuns.

CINCINNATI. o., July 17.-Tho Indications to-
nIrht aru that thu s,guwora sstko will end Within
u fuw days by tho browertes being manned by
.nop-Unton nun. Tho strike IL not for an Ia.
crouse ct wages but lur reduction In tho hours
OF lnpor. The map Waut to wA!t I'LL 4,in In tho
1aoEht,K bofOru going n work, hut The hpsses III.
less work ts begun Ut u u. IN. Thcra nrp about
liQM tuon out. dispatches haye ueen 70.
" Now itHk saying thas Gl1 nn<
uuton brewoEs uan b0 sullt to Uilt0tnnatt wlth-
nut Asiay. That humber OF Experienced men
wOull 10 sufficient lu rrYlnD wuFk with In alt
tue Grt,wesies. Urvcn sue. could bs taKon tn
sufficient lllhbors 70 I'LL UP tho quota. Tho dis.
tue Nov York nun. aud this viii pr,bably 30
duIle. IN which otgHt none Of tho oil lnuti will
b0 taken back, and tho trGwerltd will all bo run,
tho week. y -. 80
, 1881-07-18
Tho Murder, aud l1sobbury Of Abdul
A .A.AN :

p CoNsrANrlNopLx, July &,-Eyor' sluoe tho last
day Ut tho Bt2t0 trial ElmorH havo boon ourruut
thas seyarul Ut the prl.onsrs had mado more Or
less complete oonfvssfoGs: These rurgl0ra Arc
tonnrtned to-day by tho Yakv, which Runorally
0ordln4 10 this authority, <1IahmouI Pashn ao-
1lsGs Nourt paahA not only Of having Riyon tho
order tu commit the GFlule, but ala4l Of huvlny
stoloi furniture, Iowe!ry, and othor Valuahlus,
md u hAy.ag M sSaI!1sa from sho stolen proporty.
1so,0Igii1 Nougl Pashl. ya tho oti,or hand, ac-
o,,sss 1ahmoud Pasha of havlug been lu0tnber
OF tho Special Commission for nil important
les, tha knlfo with which tho criano YVES commit
, 1881-07-18
SALOON .BRO1LS.

ai,.n.y vnity1N.,' "'""f A"n
Atnbout 11.:pl, ,,.nIork sn,;,rtnr rt,hr rour
yuu"s nsh nh"eu oeorRc aenre' " summer
Fltxsorasi. John Lawlor, mud Leans Murphy
St me at tho eor"r q,
co,,,,i r,r a',,,'.h, ts.,,,. t,,a,, a.vmaS. a"a
su'ssu as. % anr so''.S.u,ns 70 elnS' ancy were w.
with which to pny. Tho snlunnkreupr refused
IN acrvu them. w,,rrc,,nnn scgra Win ,vos ,.ory,
r,,ut md ,,,orrc1snn ,,,r,,,I w. =, ""s s,, ...y
persona who wero drinking in tho saIuon
and Instnuascd in 4 bridgeport tone or voice
n,I ,,". . .so,,, . ~. t..,. o =. ,, wnsAy
~" s,t WIN Aolne 10 h"so II or o1ooa. oeor9e
"o.ls tn, , ,nan M VINO @ ,s been IN tto c,atry only
wt.o ~ ~" 10 Inc Sfs .,
sanY. Woo,ls. l,ceauso Of the anuoynt,ce, re-
fused to set up tho drinks. n.,.l bccutno quite
o3asporntcd, scars .nwo,l luck for :, wh,ic, nua
snu"r,, ,i',,.s H., rnrI, .,,,'.s,' u.'.
Ifr t.,or rn,, mr. tn,, tho .",s,,.,d $J .,.,'
o ,'i. ,r L" "s., "at ., ,o , .oaasaS ~ ana pcK1S
up or'uk i. h9rie II ti.fouEl. tue door Ut his
Of tho mark. nnu striking tnvinr
an M thu ton % or " tno e't,I" h"nT tn,,Ic,s., "soi
n savcro scalp wound Tile quarrelsome quartet
wcro nrrcstct, shortly after io ntrray By u,lce,s
I,sryaa Kur.h, Nola.,, and sioNoill, Woyds was
% ."unu " INV tesc4se" ."reo very se'ere
wounds IN tho hcud. and can'o very ncnr blecl-
Ing to death Through a sevarcl urtcry. lie WIS
taken to his hnnrIin4- house. No. :ssli hshln1,I
nvu.,iu wiluro llo Wi;. nttcIliud by Ur, S,nrry'
who 1tlti II great t1e.li Nr truuhlu In st,nrhft1r
tho low Ut tl.lp lu 4 III nut think tho iujrlDT
wU,tId prnvu SERIOUS Ii tho tnnli could b0 prO-
vanteh frt,tn bleelilnK tn tlpmth.
Lite Inst night tho nceril,g street roIco tcle.
plioncl IL Ctitl4ll StMtlun ihat WuutIs WIS In u
i,reeMri0Is condition, mud Tint Ur Yporry
thauK,t tho chAilccs tyeru nlt uElust roc,'vpry:
Tho HssnIIaItts nro bnnY held without bali IL
uwnlt tho rGa,tlt.
at i O'clock ycstcrlny morning gaug of
yolll,Y lnen-abiut dozen III nil--Wcnt fntU Paul
MMfkss restaurant ut M. H. Nur1h Clark street,
md atter p4rlnkl''s Ut u laneh attempted to
rush out without paying Tor tholr REFRESHMENTS.
Marks essnyc.l 70 stop .thoG,. and IN tho ,nal6o
tho proprietor With p0p.l,nttio, 1n[cti,,E 4
very seyero wound tnrcc Inches iunx uyor rho
right eye. Tho ttIltxtly tIloti cscnpoi and Tim
inJurod ,nnn Wns attended by Ur, MUIR, VINO
sAys that serInus results may follow, From !,
description Furnished Uy Nlnrks tho t,oliru nre
hopeful Ut capturing tho bottle wioitlur.
4 v1tnaIanna I,n,.v
=. =, ',a "Suoo nu'I'
" !nGKa ma u holeaoay, hha been Imposing
npnn MMyoc tinrfisot'. c!ss nu wouAi haFu
hnoWit ttat tuo SAIGON " 1He hpan Dfosnefs. Ut
lno nnrtnWest corner OF ltHIstcd aHd Madison
2etcoks, ~. Wns hot un!lco'sen, nna "tsuhl fhero-
Mtc HAtG tNRcn y upOu a'MSclt 70 c!le0 IL up.
y, " ,FutunA tao i!GGAss. li:teau nt oFucftnH tiiu
poeu ~ ~ 70. u y WAs tftie t4at tho Nyaus
nM " tcehsu, tno ln!lsec W0u'l l0llQ s!ilce hnVu
nsca tno p'acn up ior lucy clAlsn that u bus
h ei, ~ & ~, mnssc9, aha i0v il!oat aissopna-
, 1881-07-18
BASEBALL.

CHICAGO CLUB AVERAGES.
At tho closo Of Wednesdays game with tho
wnrccssors, tho Chieagos finished haif tho
schedule Of games to l'a plnycd this Season.
TnE Ts,nuxR presents this morning tho batting
ard fielding averages Of tho men composing tho
te1,n, III tho games tiayctl. It will 10 sacn TINT
Arson aud palrympa n,alntatn thotr batttng nv
erhgcs of tasr tfasutl. while tiorn has fallen on
consi'lcrahr. with tho uxuoplion OF Corcornn,
rrovoment in batting. Thu following arc tho
figures: =,
, 1881-07-18

In tho rou,nH fail elcctloua aro rifu. These
rintorH nrg probably tho sutcpmO Ut tho alliance
l,etwecn tho Stalwnrts anl Democrats III Al0!ny.
Rcr1bticRns poncratly express themselves
nlljsiril thu I.c9istatlrr Without rcnting Son
ittor*. thus leaving tho United htatna ao1nto IN
tho hands Of thu t,cinoet7tta. Hpcnkcr Sharpe
md his n8s0ctntc f}cninGrAt. nre tct1Otitiea IN
strong tcriils. The iHcrrtg'nE bitterness Ut this
fapllr s ONO Nf tho olcncnts Of thn talk around
tho huteta In thA city.
, 1881-07-18

On NlEF1ENEIsltS1 AND JO1SE1kB.
a meeting OF delegates from the various Car
p0Etors' and Joinors' Hcncvnlent Associations Of
tho city was hold ycstCrdny ut No. 7 South tlnrk
street. Arrangements wer0 undo for ontor-
talnlng Delegates To tho National Convention,
II bo he'll ut tie Tra.tus Assembly HULA u.
The several city orxnnlxations were Rdvlsul to
vlGot Ut thGir nuxt NUGttng delegates 10 relIrU-
yoat tho Chicago Associations on the Bth prox,
, 1881-07-18
Rred Douglass OH the vlrglpta Conc
+. tonks " -
Tho Wasaington National Republican prints

tho following lNttert =,
UYFlGK or TiIE ltIconuxH or DEEDS, DtsTator
OY luAnlA, WAAN!At1TUh, D. o., July u, 1851.
NJ AsaiAer Smith. EQ, Hsch.a01sd> Fa.-pEAls
BiR; have ~ quastiou whutvyCs TINT eolorud
circumstances thora existing, viii DO we'll 10
xive their voice and y0tu 10 the ltoadjuster
party. Equal riEhts eyGryWheFs,, aud everything
elso aftsrwxtd. Th!ugs aro more thsn Names.
II tho Heudjustors ar1 honest aId fair ennuRn
~ xtyO tho GoloFea cftlxanx OF tho StMto Ut Viz
RluiR 0quAi Tghts 1T the ballot E,ox, Ia tho jury
lux, aad tho knuw wled3o-box, for ono alA will.
ink 70 trust t4eir Justice and falruoss with The
wIse Wish to bo understood VI adopting any
shpory or Justification Ut reputation ID any
1oeta nr ta8hon. simply eay that the snnn who
Will deal honestly with thu 0olurud ustlxens OF
, 1881-07-18

tO W zK9
Hukefd{ l1ifrfffh Ia 1hf N

Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Irsbuns.
Ncung0oH, la., July 10.-'tho wheat mud bar
ley urnps In Southern Mtnnosota aud Northern
lava arc nearly destroyed by chlnt1 bugs and
hot weather. The y!old Will tot bo more thau
half crop. Tho oats, hay, aud icoru crops arc
ut prcacnt promising an abundant yleld. Tho
bAtloy crop Ia uGarly hurvcst0d. =
, 1881-07-18

BRTCEstAKEllS' 4AssISTANrA.
Tho Hand Labor Union held a meeting ut No,
"a Wcst Luke street yesterday afternoon, with
AuKuat ll0ln III tho uhalr. A proposition u
rcKtilAtu Alld asyaIitu tho wAyoa OF brick mAkarA
QSAIstAut9 WAA discussed,
, 1881-07-18
ILLINOIS.

8ptefag Dhpateh to TIA Chicago Tribune.
DtooAIxuroH, ILL.,. July 11.-Tho arIny.worm
within tho pAst throo days bus n,ade raid on
MoLean County crops and throatens 10 dovas-
tate tiolda, despite tho ofEurta Of tho ontiro
outs and wheat In shock. Farmers nro haston-
ting haryost work lu hopes Of checking ttotr
CAkC0t.
, 1881-07-18

~ THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SAYS.
"Tho Naoklunon peus have bucn In uso ,nout
of1lco for over two yours. and hnvo given god
satisfaction. Macklnnon pcn Co., ". Dtosl.
way, N. X; 3 Madison street, Chicago.
, 1881-07-18
Conklihg's Sp0l!snlsn Angry At Arthur,
:. Nfg Fork TtIbHne, Judy a..

Ths Syasncs ~ 9nt tae cents =. Albany
atRtWHrtS In this city 10 UharYcs OF trtuohcEy
ngaiuat aotlIo of thctr associates. Thusu persona
8taiwart faction Rra accused by thafr associates
nt q dealra to Klto up tue contcst all u tAvor
crino VT nDtt It u at leaAt 10 regarded by tho
men who want ilosco0 CoMkling sleotcd BenAioF
Or tho party destroyed. Clerk johnson, Ut tho
Assembly, wAs Ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel LAST
night. tlo sud ho did not shaFp tho fccltng thRt
SG4ntora would 10 elected to-dAy. lie thought
The StAlWAtta would h0ll nut.
fhv DetnocrAls and stalwaEts arp traterulziug
in The old tunilaF why. and tumors ot bargains
, 1881-07-18
THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
At tho close o. Saturdays contests the stand
nR OF tho various clubs was ns fnItows:

SATURDAYS GAMES.
The rosnlt Ut Saturdays games was NJ fol-
lows: At Buffalo, liulAlo, 10: Chicago, 0. At
Cleveland, Cleveland, &: Detroit, 8. At frovl.
toncd. Providence. D; Woroaator, I. AT Troy,
Troy, II; Boston, 1.
, 1881-07-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TIE DuT1KX or THE GOVERNMENT COMMISSIONS


TME TRIBUNE yestaRay cantalpeQ, IN III
Washington Jews dispatch stating Init 1stney
Law, Of lshaea. n. y: Jatues u. Saaasfk, Of
this clty, and +. Z. I'hayer, u West Newton,