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A RIHaEK HID
For the Hooking Valley Road, Prom
New York,

For the Hooking Valley Road, Prom
New York.
COLUMBUS, Ono, June 2O.-There seems
10 be good authority for stating that q
party, representing New York syndicate,
to-day submitted a proposition to lead.
ing director Of the Hooking Valley rail-
road, to take tho entire stock Of the road
at q higher figure than that offered by the
Cleveland syndicate In the interest Of the
OIL Company. Although large
msj9rity OF the stockholders have already
signed an agreement to sell at lS0 for
Hooking Valley and 1876 for Columbus &
Toledo, the rnmor IL current to night that
unless the Cleveland syndicate increases
their offer, the New York syndicate will
be considered the purchaser. The interest
felt In this transaction has been q current
topic for discussion 10 all circles TO day.
Several handsome fortunes will be made
by Columbus people, even II the stock Is
finally closed out at the figures offered by
the Cleveland syndicate.
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MANIFOLD MISERY
OF DENIzENS OF DISTANT LANDS.
Ai0'S and POlIiIes In France, IrIsh
TFoHblsS and PedsslFISnISm In Eng.
Hand Earthquakes In Canada,
And Other Wees RlseWheEe. Il
lNTERNA1IONAL FRDEsrRIANs.
contest Between ROWeII and Weston for
the ChAmpIOnAhIn OF 1ho Vvo.Ib

C0nIes' Between ROWeII and Weston fol
the Championship OF the world.
LoND N, June 2O.-At one O'Clock this
morning R'we and Weston started OF
their six days tramp for the championship
Of the world, amid great applause. Gap
tain Ashley, brOther of Sir John Astley
sent the men of, Hart, O'Leary and MANY
other Americans were present. RoweiI
Immediately commenced to run, Weston
walking The score at $3.50 A, N, stood
Rowel Is miles, Weston l0I miles,
At II O'Clock This morning Rowell had
scored 72 miles aud Weston 40 miles,
Weston was aICk and had been OF the
track for two hours, At $3.50 p, N. the
score atood R0well 99, Weston So. Weston
bad been suffering from Q bad attack ol
diarrhea. Rows. rested half an hour,
Both are now going we'll.
Az tsix O'Clock this evening both pedes.
trtans were going we'll. Rowell's score
was ! l3 miles aud Weston's 6S miles,
Owing to the illness OF Weston very Ii.
tle interest istaken In The contest, Rowell
during the day drew further and further
away, until he had, OF 1880 last night,
covered lao miles, when he took q long
sleep Weston was off the track at various
times, nearly eight hours in all. He 10.
tired to rest as midnight, when he had
done eighty.fve miles. Both men were
resting at 2:l5 AN,
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LONDON, June 2O.-1n lie reply to the
Postmaster Generals report proposing
Improvements in the pay Of the telegraph
operators, the Treasury further states that
IL entirely agrees with NJ. Fawcett Ia the
opinion that the great body OF telegraph
operators are simply misled In being en- /.
couraged TO contend, because the tele.
graph act Of 1858 has declared that
such Of them As were transferred
from the service Of the telegraph compa.
MES 10 that ot the Postmaster Generals,
should be deemed to be, to oil intents and
purposes, officer and clerks In the perma.
hent civil service OF the Grown, they
should be entitled 10 the same privileges,
and therefore that they become entitled 10
be paid ID conformity with a special scAle
rather than with any Of the other numef.
Uus scales paid 10 thousands Of persons
who, like telegraphers, are In the perma.
nent civil service.
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Two PromInent CitIGens Lost In the
I,RkRa.

Two Prominent CIiiEens Lost In the
Lakes.
CHICAGO, June 20..-A private dispatch
received here to day says that sextus N.
Wilcox and A. q. Bell were drowned last
Friday at the mouth OF the North Manitou
River, on the north side Of Lake Superior.
They went with several other gentleman
last week on q fishing excursion. Wilcox is
pork commissioner and prominent in the
lumber business. Bell is q well.known
druggist. Both were oil excellent families
and highly esteemed.
A Duluth dispatch says: Last Monday
s. N. Wilcox, DR.. A. o. Bell, l.. H. Bulk.
ley and ]. T. Lawrence, all Of Chicago,
left for fishing excursion down the North
shore. BY Thursday they camped near
Manitou river, seventy.ive miles north OF
here. Friday Wilcox and Bell etarted
In q rowboat 10 go up the Msnitou. An
east wind raised a high sea where the
river met the lake, and although their
companions warned and begged them not
10 make the attempt they would listen to
no advice, and with an Indian
named Julius Cadotte entered the
river and Just Of the mouth the boat
was Upset and the party proCipitated into
the Bnrging water. Wilcox sank at once
and was eeen no more. Bell Clung 10 the
boat for some time, hut the boat was
shivered 10 pieces on the rocks and he too
sank. The Indian swan ashore. He was
terribly lGCerated by climbing over the
rocks. lie raised the camp aud they sent
for a relief party 10 Duluth.
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ST. LOUIS, June 2O,-Paul Boyton ar.
rived here at fve O'Clock yesterday after.
noon on his float from 81. Paul to Cairo.
He was met a couple Of miles above the
bridge by two or three excursion steamers
and q score or more Of smaller boats, and
accompanied by them TO the foot Of Wal.
nut street, where Boyton came ashore and
was driven to the Lindell Hotel. The levee
from the place Of landing to the Water
Works was lhronged with people, as was
also the bridge, and at every point the
swimmer was greeted with cheers. Boyton
will remain here day or two before con.
tinuing his journey to Cairo. He has had
on the whole rough voyage go far, and 1t
has told on him very peTCeptibly. From
one hundred and sevsnty.fve pounds his
weight has fallen to one hundred and fifty
pounds. His face Is also tanned and
blistered. Randolph Oransn, o eorres.
pondent and artist Of the Leipsic Gdrten.
laube, Is accompanying him In q skif.
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Providence, K. l., June 20 Three hun.
dred weavers at the Riverside Mil are on
a strike, becau,e Of reduction Of wages.
MuNrREAL June 90 - The ship laborers
are ON a strike for an advances Of wPgss,
which the StevsdOreR refuse to give. 4
large force Of city police are und0r arms.
QUEBEC, June 20.-A mob marched here
to-day from ~. Sanvenr and endeavored
and attempted to drive of the lGb1rets
working In the burnt district OF less than
dollar a day. The police dispersed the
mob.
BipDEFoRD, Ms June 20 The Pepper.
ell mill has paid of and shu, down. The
operatives not engaged Ia the strike will
be teat to the 1iconia mills. Many E'ri.
kers have lett for Canada and New Eng
lanu
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ST. PAUL, June 2O.-The wheat crop Of
this State Is fair to good, not 80 good on
the whole as last year. It Is more wes1y
this year than Last in The southern portion
Of Minnesota. There ere many fields that
are yellow. They were yellow last year,
bnt the tinge hAs come earlier this season.
However, last years crop turned out TO be
less affected than at the time expected.
As for chinCh bugs, II is TOO early now 10
make predictions about them. II we can
have cool weather between now and har.
vest the bugs will not do much damage.
II the weather happens to be hot aud dry
they will be liable to destroy the crops 10
within ten days Of harYeaiinR.
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A BLOODY rRAGEDY
ReSulIlpE IN Ihe Death OF Two Men In
Texas

Resulting IN Ihs Death Of Two Men In
Texas
New YoRK, June 2O.-A Marshall, Texas,
special says a tragedy occurred near there
yesterday, resulting in the death Of two
men. lsSac Verge and Robert Dill had an
alteration which led 10 blowp, and At
length to q shooting sffray, in which
Verge was killed BY Dill. The latter fed
70 The CapebrakeS just over the Louisiana
line, whittier he was pursued by a sher.
lh'a posse. They at last overlook him in
the brake aud called upon him to surren.
der. This be refused to do. The posse
then fled upon the dsppelado. Twenty
thots were fred, resulting Ia the instant
death Of DIV, vh'ts Lody was literally
rlddIed vi WihrA,h Is
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REGIsTERED BONDS,
A Circular In Rslerenee 10 the ExIenaIOn
OTIhe RIVes Of 1881.


WARRINGTON, June 20-The following
circular in regard to the continuance Of
the United States registered bonds Of the
FIVE per cent funded loan Of 1881 has Just
been Issued by the Treasury Department:
"WAsHINaToN, D. O., June 20.
In the provisions Of circular No, 81,
dated May u, 1881, for the continuance
ol the United States registered honda Of
the Eve per cent funded loan ni 1881, the
limit OF such bonds to be continued was
fixed at Two hundred and Fifty million
dollars. Bonds were to be accepted in
the order OF their receipt at this Depart-
ment. The limit was reached on the 2Sd
oi May, the bonds presented being some
what In excess OF the amount fixed while
many persons who had notified the De.
partment on or before that date Of their
intention to present their bonds
for continuance, and had pro-
ceeded In good faith to carry
out their purpose, were unable for various
reasons 10 surrender their bonds before
the limit was reached. 1t Is the desire Of
the Department TO extend 10 all, 80 far as
tinue their bonds, and 10 that end notice
10 hereby given that United States regis.
tered bonds oil the Ave per cent funded loan
OF 1881, respecting which the Department
was notified on or before the 2Si day OF
May, and which, through no fault or neg.
ligence OF the owners, Jailed 10 reach the
Department before the limit was reached,
will be accepted for continuance II trans.
mitted to this Office on or before the lat
Of July next, WIZ, WINDOW,
Secretary,
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N-=-----
"'fscehtly called attention 10 the pies.
III. tl'' ;, ne'e in Wheeling Of spectators in
~ Insurance, AID watned tho public to
Ss,'l S,sMe OF buyirg tho graveyard riAks
' su'cA they we're Offering for sale on old
people These spectators frauds ia their
proper !, Y nAme) we're mostly representatives
VI !, Pennsylvania organizations. II Is in
" aI'Siale that these bogus concerns seem
"n'Vo their headquarters.
by the latest figures. not more than a
no month ago, there we're in PennsylVAnia
'Is ',, Cooperative insurance societies. Dan.
su'n county, which contains the State
.,pal' s4' has the idtgest number, 80; Snyder
II" ,,' !, ~ ScbnylkiIl, lsi Northumberland
,,,.! -, lo'E' II; Lebanon, 10; Befks, 81 ihI
,''~"nd''are ,s scattered, Philadelphia hay
,ns "'s, being tho largest number. ], Il
r''O'o'y not au accident that more thar
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poo DNllIe Of nlou. nnd cree..

sT. PAUL, MINI, Juuo 2O.-The report
from winnopeg that twenty eight Sioux
had been snmmarlly sent to The happy
hunting grouldsln battle with the Crees,
near Woody Mountain, still remuins un.
confirmed. Inquiry at department head.
quarters, however, develops The fact that
teleRrams were received some two weeks
ago from Captain o. B. Read, Eleventh
infantry, commanding at Poplar river,
announcing the departure Of several war
parties 10 the direction of the Yellowstone q
and to tho nohhesserly Of Fort Buford.
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BRITISH GRAIN mARKET.
Weekly ReyleW BY the "MaFk Lane
Express"

Express"
LONDON, June 20.--The Mark Lane Er
press in its review olthe British grain trade
Tor the past week says: The weather,
with the exception Of q few cold nights,
has been highly favorable to the growth
and maturity Of ell crops. A copious
rainfall has improved the prospectP Of the
spring sowing. There is o scarcity Of
French samples. Throughout the country
the markets have advanced the price 9
pence 10 shilling. An attempt to OBJ
tain similar advances In London on Mon.
day failed, but 1t was partially realized
on Friday, the millers heiug Obliged to
supply their needs. The foreign supnlv
was only 20 sos quarters, Of which 8l3
quarters were American. On Monday,
on account Of the restricted supply,
American red winter and Australian white
improved one shilling, declining slightly
on Friday. The quantity on passage de-
Clined 80 600 quarters aa compared with
that Of last week.
Flour steadily maintains lie value. Sales
easier on account OF smaller foreign arri.
walls. Foreign 10 held firmly, and some
iayorits brands improved pence Monday.
Lately an immense Importation OF foreign
aour virtually parslySed the English mill.
ing interest. II very much larger cargoeS
Of American wheat reach Us In the
shape Of flour, It ls impossible to
deny that its influence will greatly
change the system OF English
bread. The supply Of barley and grind.
Ing samples was good and values are firm,
but business 10 mesgre, with fIreign IN:
changed. Foreign oats In large supply
and prices In buyers favor. For maize
values are stationary; Of mixed American
there was small spot supply. The sales
Of English wheat were q ,490 quarters, at
AS 81 per quarter, against "a, ,279 quarters
at 4bs Al per quarter for the correspond.
ING week Of lAgt wear,
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WEEKDAYS heavy rains in this region
,,p ysry Liable to do serious injury to the
vbsu IN ils present condition, as this Ia
,bs stage when it eau be very readily
,,,nck with rust. The rain. followed by q
bot,un, lore,ths milk upward faster than
tc,n bs appropriated and aSSlmilated by
,bs grains, and consequently 1t bursts
through the stalk and thus causes the
ts,url 10 ultimately phrivsl.
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PARIS. June 2O,-JuIos Ferry, President
Of The Council, speaking at The Epinsl
Department oI The VOsgeS, yosterday,
said: "The true problem at the coming
elections Is 10 eliminate a tutiClent mum.
Der Of MonarchSts to prevent coalition
OF Monachis's aud Radicals from being
Republicans" )"
President Grevy declined an invitation
to visit MArstillea and Montpelier at pres.
en- on the ground that It would have the
semb!anCs OF an tleCrioneeriDg tour,
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CHARLESTON, VIVA, ,June20 Jake Carr,
an ex convict and noted thief, was run in
by Detective Burnst Saturday. He has
been a fugitive from justice for several
years, and ls wanted both by the United
States and State authorities. He Ia the
most daring desperate in this section.
He is now in Jail here, awaiting trail
Monday.
Robert Wolf, who killed A. M. Cart last
February, was acquitted Saturday In
Judge Guthries Court on the ground OF
self defense. Cart had eeduced his daugh-
got the drop on him.
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PARIS, June 90 The army Of OcCupa.
tlon in Tunis lS fiEed at 10000 men, 10 be
stationed at Gafdimaou, Beja, Mateut and
ata fort TO be constructed In the middle
Of the Ktoumier county. Taharea, Biserts
and qGbes, on the coast, are also 10 be
occupied.
The relations Of the Porte with The
French Embassy o! ConsLantinople, are
represented a. atill vetv strained 10 conse.
guehCe oilho Tnhis Affair.
The French Ambassador WAS unable 10
obtain audience With the SnlLan In ptpgebt
Q c1mplimeniary message from President
GteVy before he departed on bis iuTloueb,
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Alter the first Plat ballot Senator Bra.
mar moved to adjourn, On this the ayes
and noes were called, the Conkliug men
and Hamilton and P, NJ, Tuttle voting with
the Democrats, carried the motion by q
vote Of So to Al, A hasty canvass between
the Platt ballot and the announcement Of
the vote on adjournment, showed that II
another ballot had been taken 6ve votes
would have bsen gained for Depew, and q
third ballot probably would have elected
him
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WARRINGTON, Juhs 20 There is good
authority for the statement that Assistant
Secretary Upton will not be- requested 10
resign. II is very probable that Upton
will be commissioned 10 perform import.
ant duties in connection with the conjinu.
anCe Of 8 per cent bonds.
Secretary Window said to-day that be
knew Of no reason why Assistant seCfe.
taty Upton should resign, or why any one
should desire bis resignation,
II is Understood that Secretary Wipdom
will not leave upon his summer vacation
until the early part Of August,
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Rnd Knlcide-iha pnLo.

ST. Louis, June 2O,-Chaa EnVal,
young man SS years old, and stove
tnoulder hy trade, while dslirious from an
attack Of eryBipelSs, escaped from his
nurPe this morning and hung himself In
Oh out house on bis premises, 1919 Carr
street.
The Duke Of Sutherland and party ar.
rived here from the West this morning
aud alter short Rtay started east In &
special car via the Vandalia route.
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II IL IIeH. we'd that He viii Sucoetd In II 10
Undertaking.

" II heh. Neu thht he Will succeed In HIA
Undertaking.
Chicago, June 20.-Gritcom has fully
recovered from Saturdays indispoAition
and is to-day pronounced In almost perfect
health. Dr.. K. A. Green, Of New York,
who superintendent the Tanner fast, has
made a thorough examination Of Griscom
and thinks there is no doubt he will fast
the forty Eve or fifty days. An analysis Of
The blood reveals only 3, lOO,0 900 CofpuBcles
10 the cubic millimeler instead Of 6,5OO,.
900 as previously, but the sudden change
lS apparently without effect. He slept six
hours and a half continuously last night.
This Moons examination shows gain OF
three.iourthB Of pound in the past TWEEN.
ty.four hours; respiration 10; temp perature
SO 10, pulse " and Of good volume.
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ARTISTS UNDER ruR coRRcroN Acr.

A large farmer named Bourke, near
Castle Island, County Kerry, has been ar
rested under the Coercion Act, CHARGED
with manning cattle. A farmer named,
Oox, one ot the recently app1ined League
organizsre, was also arrested under that
aCt 10 Dublin and taken to the Dundak
jail, charged with melting to riot and as.
sA1lt In County Limerick.
There are conflicting reports that q
gentleman and his son had been fred Of
near Gore Galway.
Il IL understood that II Redpath gees To
Ireland and makes his customary speeches
The irish census shows q pnnulation OF
l69. S49, being a decrease OF 252, ,63S since
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rpsRe we're symp,oms Of a freak in the
GIock a. Albany yeaterday SO iar as q
"' ''.c.s,o, 10 p.alt ia concerned. 1t Is inti'
,a m,,sI in the dispatches that preCipitate
'Ji,n,nment a alone prevented Depew'S
..c,ou. If,his is the case we may see an
',srtI,n to-day. With Plat out OF the way
'hs legislature would be In formidable
'b,D. "a macs on the fortifcatlons Of the
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ME. BeOeher AstonIShed by the Mother
insl.nW In the Case,

mf. beoenef AstonIoneu ny tue Mother
in'l.aw In the Case.
New YoRk, June 20.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Tiden recently became q grandmother, q
child having been born to her daughter
Florence, who resides in London. Her
second daughter, Alice, 1t Is said will BIZ
married this summer while her father is
In Europe. Mrs. Tildsn is still living 10
the house In Brooklyn which her nus.
bands agent rented for her several years
ego. Her motLer, Mrs. Morse, her son
carroll, who has abandoned the notion oil
studying for the ministry, and has OBJ.
tanned position In a mercantile house,
and her youngest son, Ralph, live with
hOr. Theodore has not visited bis wife
for two years. Mrs. Morse, 1t is said, re.
Gently Astonished Beecher by appearing
III pew Ia Plymouth Church at memorial
services held Ia connection with Mrs.
0yington's death.
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nisamnrs in i,niiIalnn.

Nav YoRk, June 20, The triple deCked
excursion boat Grand Republic was In
collision to-day with the Notwalk steamer
Adelphi, and both b iats were somewhat
damaged. No person was It jited,
Just iopt yeats igi to day the Grand
Republic Ian into and sunk the steamer
Adelaihe in Norlh Iivet, and on March
8l4t oi last yeat the Adelphi ives badly
damaged BY a collision,
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nIHiNaHrAaE HonnEN1,
A htNEs stopped and Aept Two ElOafs
white the Mails ara n0bbed

white the Nails are Elobbed.
GALVESTON, June 20.-The Metp,' San
Abtonia special says; The north bound
stass on the San Antonia and Laredo line
was stopped Saturday night near Rice
GtaLion, on The line Of the International L
GteAt Northern railway, about twenty.
four miles from here, by band Of masked
men, who compelled two passengers 10
alight and assist In tlllng the mail Of
checks, and dtaits. Post Office money
orders amounting 10 six thousand dollars
we're not taken. The stage was detained
tjt two hours. The driver and passengers
we're not robbed Of anything II is
thought tbs highwaymen are the same
Eho robbed the stage between this city
aud Fredericksburg Two weeks ago.
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NO CONFERENCE
BETWEEN. GARFIELD AID GIANT
To iC0me or Al Long BFanCh-COmmIs.
SiOnsr French and the Central PasIhe
Road PeFpIexIIIsS OF the Viz.
EiaIa s.raIght0uls, Etc, Etc.
AUDITOR PRENCH
And the Affairs Of the Central PaeInc
RAILROAD CompAnY.


WASHINGTON, June 20.-Railroad Audi.
TOR French and W, F. McLennan, Chief oi
the Warrant Division Of the Tressury, re.
turned Saturday from the Pacific coast,
where they have been investigating the
accounts OF the Central Pacific Railroad.
While French was absent District Attor.
ney WoodEord, Of New York, who has
charge OF the suits instituted by the Gov.
eminent against the Central Pacific Rail.
road, telegFaphed to the Attorney Gener.
al Tor instructions, saying the suits were
coming on for trial. The Attorney Gen.
eral replied that he had no instructions,
and referred Woodford to French. 10 re-.
ply TO q dispatch French telegraphed
Woodford 10 ask for an extension for
thirty days, and this was asked for and
granted. French took this action because
be found upon investigation that the al.
fairs Of the Central Pacific were In dill.
lerent condition from what he supposed.
French 10 requit cd by law to make re.
port 10 the Secretary oil the Interior only
on the lst Of September Of each year. He
has prepared Q complete statement Of the
amount the Central Pacific owes the gov.
eminent on ita annual settlement. He
hiss the signatures Of four Of the princi.
pal stockholders 10 the statement, and as
aOon % he gets thesignRture Of Vlcs Pres.
ident Huntington French will submit the
10 the Secretary Of the Interior
% be forwarded to the Secretary OF the
Treasury, ......
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, SHASTA, CAt, June 2O.-The store Of
Dr. ConkllnS, 4!Centrevllle, was blown Up
by giant powder at 2 O'Clock this morning,
Tho building stock and onthUuses we're
totally wrecked. Oonkling, who Blep. In
the building, was taken from the ruins
In q critical condition. II is supposed to
be the work OF All enemy.