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nR. CANNON on TIE MORMON QUESTION

George 0. Cannon, ex-Delegate to Congress
from Utah Territory arrived IN this city on saturday on
a brief business visit To TRIBC NE reporter, Mr. Can
non said Yesterday There is nothing regarding
the Utah situation which requires a long statement
BEFORE any action taken the part Of the MOrmOns
We i'll wait for the appointment by the President of the
commission which under the antiPougamy bill recently
nased f. TO supervise the elections in Utah The Nor
mons consider that bill outrage. II virtually
all the present offices the Territory and prohibits po
lvcanIsts from holding Office from exercising the
election franchise. II makes polygamy continuous Of
fense Now with the spirit that has been aroused in
Utah by the agitation the subject, it might
easily be held unlawful for the Mormons even
IN care for the women with whom they
NAV Cease To hold marital relations. The
bin makes no provision for them That shows that Con
r-rrss had confidence in the honor OF the Otah men
Imagine similar state OF affairs IN uns or any ciy
where polygsmy might be supported from ncenuous mo
tiyes why the bill would be immediately taken advan,
tage Of by the men to repudate the respohsDhlt! OF
caring for the women they had Deen AVLlS VIII Ite
men OF Utah will do nothing OF That SORT Inc seht-
ment against the Mormons has been manufacturers Oy
designing for the purposes OF robbery; Ih IeIl
tr ha no debt and the community is relatively more
prosperous than any other IN the country. rs pros
perity has united greedy otclAs against H. Oh N1pu
there are many the froniers rat such u the origin
of the recent legislation il proven by tue ac thal aUer
these gained their point the az lalloh ueu uh,
The new law Will not do the Mormons hArt' con
tuued Mr. Cannon. 1t has already brought out three
excellent publications by Gentles, wherein Inc rsntS Vi
the MOrnOns are maintained 10 supPO7Y IL
will crush Mormonlsn a. RELIGIOUS LAW i Is -
OIv when carried 10 eXerminatiOn does persecution
iDi'ire religion But the law Will injure the material
interests Of Territory. Capital n tA7ly ahr
and vaiueS have already been unsettled In Utah Ihls
ha- injured Gentlles principally Tor inc Jus
nav. little 10 do with speculation. Except Tor Tue
pccular character OF the Mormon people, thc community
would have completely prO5trdted Oy Tue aSl1i4"
th.t ha- been aroused aud carried Oh recently.
' NJ, Snor viii go b1ek To Washington look after
the interests Of Utn III Congress and the public depart
,il Mr. Cannon is OF medium height and stout, with
g Ia have az ~,
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RETTs-suddenly at NewHsven. June O. Caroline A &,
widow of Hon. samuel r. Belts Of tits CITY, agel
81 years.
DEvsLOW-At Yonkers the lith inst Hannah Fowler.
Of Colonel oliver Densog In the 9th year OF her
Relatives friends invited TO attend the funeral
Tuesday 49, IN the Reformed Church. Broad
at p. IN
Carriages win the station the arrival Of the
from 43d-st Depot, Neg-l Ors
LAwRENCE-On SUNDAY Jnne H. Alexander NJ. Law
renee. IN the slst year Of his age
Relatives friends respectfully invited % attend tho
at MS lase residence No l2I Last 2stst.
On Tuesday. June 49, ~ O'Clock D..
II is requested that flowers be not sent
MOULTON-On Thursday, June y, at wadham, Conn,
George ). MOultOn.
Relatives and friends are invited funeral
Monday, June -. at 1:3O =
Carriages will be I'm waiting Wilimlnuc upon arrival OF
the o'clock train from New-HOrk.
ST JOHN-In Rideebury Conn June 3. Hon. Samuel = ST.
John formerly Of ibis city, IN the 18Th year Of his
WATERS Friday June 9 1882 Rnaldo Morris waters.
The relatives and TRENDS the family invited % attend
the funeral Trinity Chapel. West 2jth-sI, on
Monday morning. June l., az 10 O'Clock.
II l. kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
south Carolina and Alabama papers please copy.
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NARRIED

ROTIFR-MTLIs-Jun 7, 1892 Annie Randall Mifl,.
daughter OF Z. NILS OF Canaohae, y, y to Fred.
erick ]. Boiler No cards
Philadelphia papers please copy
BULL-RING SBURY-On SATURDAY morning. June 10, &c
St Johns Church. Waterbury, Conn. by the Ri shop 81 the
Diocese. assisted b. the Rev T. Russell and the Rev T.
Rector Of the Church Mary, daughter % Fred
J. Eingsbnry Dr. Charles Stciman Bull. OF New
FERENS-BEII-On Thursday evening June :, 81 the resi-
dence OF the brides parents Town % Union y J. Dy rae
Rev William Scudder, James R. Eerns 10 Mary Emma,
daughter Of Henry Bei-
HARRIsON-sKIDM0RT-On the lOth o June ~ the resi-
the BRIDES parents, by the Rev Edward b Coo
w Henry IT, and Helen Beadleston, daughter OF
L. SklGmore. A. Of tins city.
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Karsfcld, Penn, June o. l So ''--''
a GOOD CHANCE FOX THE DEMOCRATS.

70 4"t AutI0T Of The IrtJUne.
SIR: In this county (Bradford), the home of
seuator Davies, there viii De but small following for
Tie independents. In my opinion reaction has IL
which vii cheek somewhat the Independent movement.
Ills has been produced by the feeling that Senator
Mitchell il not experienced leader when he asks the
Republicans Of this state to yield into the hands Of the
Democrats United states senstorshp and about twelve
heais II the Lower House Of Congress Also brighten
Fam EaDdAus prospects for the Presidency IN 1884
81 for the purpose Of squelehing Don Cameron. The
larger part Of the Republican party In Pennsylvana is
more interested in tire Of the party than In the
welfare OF either Cameron or Mitchell IL the Demo
trats make their usuAI blunder when they hold their
Convention, can elect the Republican ticket but if
they pat strong ticket IN the field that meets the ar
pcUyal OF Randall and Wallace. then shall be de-
IeSted q say We, for / AIN Regular" aa you la We
SonDIess discovered by the tone Of my letter. do moi
Iblnk sny compromises viii be made between the two
Nihg or ,he party. IL will, however, be TOO early 10
'e al opinion as " the prospects Of the success Of the
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PLEAsURE-sEEKERs AT STATEN ISLAND.

PLEASURE-SEEKERSA AT STATEN ISLAND.
A large number of pleasure-seekers went
to staten this city yesterday and the staten
Island Railway Company had to extra trains and
boats to accommodate increased traffic The oppo-
stou ferry does not run sunday The groves and
gardens were well patronzed. To the surprise Of the
Uquordealers Herman Kunemand. the keeper of beer
shop IN StapletOn arrested for violation Of the sun
day' law Justice Mccullough compelled him 20 furnish
bonds appear for trial The other beer-seers were
not moesed. large number Of fishermen hooked hun
dred OF pounds of blue and weaksh in Princes Bay.
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heaven but by the grace of God every aDorer can ente
MIDNIGHT WEA1HER REPOR1.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
lsnnopfis for Ne past "a hours

WASHINGTON. June ~ 1 a. m.-The barometer
highest in the Lower Lake region and lowest in the
Rocky Mountain region. Fair weather prevails in New
England the Middle States and Lake region with north
ery to westerly winds and stationary lower tempera
ture Local rains reported from the Southern States
with light variable winds and lower temperature tar
south az Tennessee and North Carolina. Warm southery
winds are reported from the west Gulf States
Indications for today
For New-Engand, the Middle States and the Lake re-
on, fair weather, DOrheast t. southeast winds, sta
tonary or slight rice in temperature IN the Lake region
falling barometer, in the Middle and w-England
States rising followed by falling barometer.
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4 WHITE GIRL ASSAULTED By A NEGRO.

Rock HILL, s. c., June 11.-This morning
Alice Mcdowell a white girl OF fifteen years, while out
with party Of children hunting for pIums was seized
and assaulted by John johnson. eOOred seventeen
years Her companions fed and gave the alarm. John
son was caught and has confessed the crime. He VIII
probably be lynchcd.
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INCREASE IN RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BOsTON, June 1.-THE New-York and News.
England Railway Company for the month OF May earned:
Gross sosO,74f against S217.1s5 In May, 1881, and
$4,000 in 1890 Since January the increase IN
earnings has been $685. 70 per cent over the fist
five months vi 1851
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Az EXCURSION P4RTY FE0N CTcINYAu.

The Steamship Rhynland of the Red Star Line
sailed for Antwerp saturday, having en- excur-
sion party from Cincinnati on board. The party
va, arranged by the Harugari Maennercher, Il u er-
man singing society, the object point being tue
Sarngeriest at Hamburg
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no. ~ n ocrne the courage and stren artx
De desired, but, u The minority wing Of the party
which s o control adverse mscry WIZ nss &c at that
ms The nSa To propoEtO.
um ne, SSenubhcans than they were When , tno
u W nending in the memorable conNen""
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DEATH OF COLONEL THOMAS MNAISA'

WuKEsBARRE, Penn, June 1l.-Colonel
Thomas MeNeish a welLknown CONTRACTOR uieu at Van
tooke PENN this Afternoon at the age Oh iorl) ZINC
wears. Colonel MoSeish served under uonci1' i-''S
Grams IN the late
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Po-I Onrr Nonre.

The foreign mails for tue week eadng SATURDAY.
June IL 1882 viii close a. this Oncc on To ESDAi AZ
i5jO D. m Tor Europe by steamship ALTOONA queens
town WEDN hSDAl, az p for Europe, by steamship
aa via Queenstown letters for France be directed
Der alba =. for France direct by steamship
France III ~ DAY, al II m, tor Germany
France by steamship Suevia via Plymouth, Cherbourg
Hamburg ctters Great Britain other European
countries be directed per ~" and at y.
Europe steamship Adratic. via Gueenstovni SArUR
DAY $3.50 for Europe by steamship CITY OF Berlin
via Queenstown letters Germany and scotland
directed per CITY OF Bern and az $3.50 for scotland
direct by steamship Devonia Glasgow AID az IL for
Europe steamship Main. southampton and Bremen
aud a D. H. gum direct Dy steamship Bolgenanf
Antwerp mails for no lie JaueirO steamship
AVA Newport News close on MONDAY ats M The
malls for MeXicoYi Orleans close MONDAY $50
D. N The malls for Hayu, sayanillA &c. by steamship
Acne close tt ESDAl at 10 IN. The mails for Cape
HAITI 81 Domingo and Turks Island BY steamship George
W Clyde close on ny EsDAY at The mails Tor New.
fOundland Dy steamship Gamma close on II EsDAi at
The mails for Matchmaking and = Pierre Mique0n, VIA
Halifax close on WEpSEsOA al $50 p The mails for
bermuda. by steamship OruocO. close on THU kSDAH a
lS0 The mails Tor cuba aud the West Indies by steam
ship Clty " PUoOla, close THU kSDAl ~ l:5O The
malls for Jamaiea by steamship Belize Close ON sArU RDAY
NJ II The malls for cuba and Porto Rico by steamship
saratoga close on SATURDAY a. l.So m The malls Cor
Honduras AID LlFigsOuNl via New Orleans close
DAY a. 1850 N Tbs mails for China and Japan. san
Francisco, June % at p. The mails Australia
dc.yla Francisco close Jnne "a al D. m
HENRY a. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post oGiee New-Yotk, jane ~. lssa
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DEMAND FOE A NEW CONVENTION AND NEW
CANDIDATES.


z ne EdftOrOf The IrttUne.
SIR: | am sorry to inform you that the Re
publican party IN this section at this present time Is in
stale " chaos The lines between the Regulars and
Independents closely drawn. There are scores
OF Sood true Republicans that watching the move
1nents Of the leaders with the greatest anxiety With
the Two Tickets IN the field prospects that both
~ ~ .''e-tec believe tie true sentiment OF the
J''9' 'rectVe o. te leaders ethof side, Ii for
o." con NrAI On ana new Candidates, placed on plat
III "-cie a. cdu uIie ~ lgbtlng the common enemy.
HQrsfcld Penn. June q fs.g' ''
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COLLISION BErWEEy STEAMERS

MADISON Ind, June 1.-THE steamers
Charles Morgan and New Mary Houston came in coils
this morning Markaud. the Ohio River. Tho
Charles Morgan was slightly injured and the New Mary
Houston went with wheel Jenersonville for re-
Dairs
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A PROPOSITION BY STRIKERS.

CHICAGO, June ia secret meeting of
strikers at Irondale held this afternoon 1t Il
erstood they agreed TO submit proposition TO
TO work at an advance per II consent thereto
can first be secured from Plttsburg.
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Rid yourself of the discomfort and danger
attending cold by using Dr. Jayne's E1pectorant. an
old established curative for coughs throat and pull
mOnary affections
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FALLING FROM THE ELETATED Track.

Samuel Kelly, negro, thirty-four years old,
employed as porter on elevated road and living at
No 35 Bedfor-st at Blocker about IL o'clock last
night while crossing the track fell 70 the street He
celved what will probably prove fatal injuries. Kelly
was under the influence Of liquor.
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MILLS RESUMING WORK.

CINCINNATI June ia prominent proprie-
tor Of rolling mills said late tonight that the mills
stopped for two weeks by the strike would all start
operations 43O O'Clock tomorrow morning, June H.
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HUsB4yD AND WIFE DBOWyED.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 11.-Four Germans
who were boating on the Fox River at Neenah' wis., TINS
afternoon. were carried over the dam aud man and
hts wife priest by NAME were drowned
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l1oIiticdl Notlees.

Wac II General Comniftcc-Meet
ing Tor ORGANIZATION frObisher Hall % East lths on
Monday evening. June L., at sO'clocK Gil klSIoPItEH
PULLMAN JOHN BEAIIIh WAITE. L. OAKLEY,
Committee Organization
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yAINLY HOPING FOR HARMONY.

70 INe N IIoT OF INe ITFVUN6.
SIR; The split in the party is regretted by
Republicans here and We hope still for harmony. but
d. prospect Of it. know Of only few In
Depend ais TINS ueighbOrhOOd l. ". EtssLEk
GrechSL4rg. Penn, june 3, 1882
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4 FLAX MILL BURNED.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 11.-Fleming & Co.'s
to-day Loss, $40, 900; insurance, $3.50.
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WEST CHESTER "sTALwARTs FRIGHTENED

70 the EdtfJr or me tribune.
SIR: There is probably 10 county in Penn
svlyania which has wider political reputation than has
Chester County II settled POO years by Quak-
Err and has always taken a leading rank III education
aud poltics 1t was through this county the under
ground Ey5tem aud many of s most active
managers resided here Chester County for many years
has been Cameron tn R during the days ~ simon
Cameron he was shrewd enough to the support
OF The county delegation in legislature though
the people opposed him In ls72 number OF staunch
Republicans joined the Liberal movement. but after
their defeat nearly II not all OF the Liberals returned 10
Tie Republican ranks, and with occasional kicking over
the traces. have generally supported the Republican
ticket In $40 and sSO the county instructed It's dele
gates TO the National Convention 10 support Blaine,
which they did. Last year when WOlles vote was
counted it was found that there nearly thou
sand Independents in the county When this years In
depend ticket found contain only Republicans
who stood genuine Publican platform many
zane out boldly aud anOJu ed That they would sup
The ticket Tie movement IS daily growing In strength
Jriends, many " whom have announced that they
6cs OF ms boss rule What The strength OF the indie
pendents vii be u difficulty matter 10 tell IL will
certainly not fail below 3st years vOto-eyen the stall
warts a1nlt that II Is variousy estimated That the
Increase Will he double TRIPLE and some OF the more
tbusiastic ones iha. the viii be Quadrupled.
There very many Who, they could any hope Of
electng the ticket, Soud quickly join the nOveme I.
The proposition for al election, between Republicans
ana the Wlhd1awA VI the defeated ticket, laughed At
Dy The lndept Edente as very weak attempt to hood
Wink them, While even the -tlwarts smile at It. One
Thug Is certain. and that IL that the machine
greatly frightened al what they at trst aughcd al
Yer ANAL afair THOMAS Louis OGIER.
Wet chester, Penn, june 3. lSs2.
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..,,,,,.,,,,,.r- GAMING STRENGTH
NOT THE TINE FOR DIVISION.

~ ne Edtf0r or Ihs 4ri'"""'
SIR: am no politician or oihce-seeAer' DII
=. hnsiness interested in the prosperity OF HI
Hi-" " a,d city. Believing that the Republican
,a. the best care Of those interests vote to Ill
S ~ poptant Offices with members Of that party
he on some occasions voted FOR men to III oeAi
,rno we're not nominated by the Republicans anu 50 la
might be called Independent. some % ,
ca, have been elected and turned ouI very poo,
s,a,orners and entirely dependent on The VIII ana
,u,s 81 the arrogant Reform Bosses
Fuu and fair notice gwen to al hepuoNoAns -
attend the delegate elections u select members oI te
,oDvrnt5D Which nominated Genera beaver I"i TOf
raor and the resi- OF the state ticket NO nVico "aE
.vrr except in most secret manner, 10 oAOeeL 10 ~
- I'm ia re erence 70 the election % nen3eIs OF the
nTrnfion-. indie pendent 80 called We B1'o me on
sn4my III our front, threatening Iones'{, LDcI'! se
t.ss Is tails time 10 give heed 10 ldcIlon "n0se
cties show plainly that Is OF question WIN Vhem
- whoi 10 Ill ths offices There Is urgent hetu IoT
" s,re Of ne mex Congress-, and IL Is tune these
81 snI,hbes ceased and presented an QnOroken
le1S - = g,e Yours rcspecifui!y, A. WELLS.
Ihlddeiyhtd, June q, 1871
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CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
Abstract Of Meteorological Report FOR ne e&k ssd at p.
4 DEMOCRATIC SECRET CIRCULAR.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. /

PHILADELPHIA. June ia scheme has
just been unearhed here capture the coming Demo
cratic State Convention in the interest of the corpora
tons. W. L. Scott Of Erie is credited with being AT the
bottom Of the movement and the object is TO advance
the interests Of James H. Hopkins. OF Pittsburg for
Governor. and defeat Judge Turnkey, by providing
torn which he anti-corporation man, would
not stand upon. The following circular sent out
conhdeutialy:
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DEAR SIR; II now seems possible Tor the Democratic
nartv carry this state and thus gather power for the
next Presidential contest. The issues now, II successful
will be likely adopted them and anything object
tionable should, therefore, be carefully ex-
cluded from the platform or the party al
the coming convention The inclOsed platform,
IL viii be noticed, antagonzes banks, railroads.
telegraphs and large land holdings mOnOpOhes thus
seeking 10 prejudice the people against the right Oh every
man alton OF men 70 manage Its own property
on the business principles recognized Throughout
all history. since the War, whenever the Democratic
party has leaned TO the hereses set forth
In the incOsed platform, II has met with OverWhe nlng
defeat Witness the elections in this state last fall and
repeatedly in Ohio. And, now that may
again come TO the front care should Do
taken that q sound outspoken, business platform
NAV be adopted aud the right KIND OF
candidates nominated on IT, See the delegates, II al
ready elected. and impress upon them your views II
not elected see that rgn kind OF men are sent from
your district or county. Attend the convention, II
your delegates disposed to be communistlc and
neutrallze their influence.
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1RRESTED UPON 4 CH4RGE OF MUKDAK.

SCRANTON, Penn, juno 11.-Armine Bur-
sohe in whose beerarlen at Dunmoro, the dead pouS
Of Patrick McAndrew found yesterday morning, was
last night arrested. charged with the nuEusF q '
drew,
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Carpcsspeca sale 500 pieces fine Velvet Carpets 81 so
per yard. worth 81 amt ~ IS. ~
Il Co, Sixthave ana l5th-sL
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SOME PEOPLE GET so SOON FAMILIAR.-
snookzon Hello Monty, how you - Lord honta-
que BrabazOn; Pretty WELL thanks and how are you
-and-a-what Is your name '-lfuach. \
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Won will nns everything IN the FURNITURE, GARRETT
BEDDING line at CowPR21bYAT- l53 to ~ thatban-st
They longest credit to those wishing To bug hat
way Brooklyn store, 403 to 4l2 FuOnst Established Is
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NORTHERN Pennsylvania FOR BEAVER.

10 the EdftOr OF Inc tribune.
SIR: While the present political situation
causes anxiety yet large majority of intelligent Kepub
lieaus Will firmly adhere 10 the regular ticket General
Beaver II very strong aud the people are for him and VIII
,ro. for him. W l. Davies. the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor j. deservedly popular at home and VIII add
.rnrtA 10 the ticket in this part Of the State be-
.eve bradford County viii give 1000 Republican major
stv over any Democratic ticket that viii he nominated
md from conversation with intelligent Republicans
believe the independent vote next November will not
rxceed The vote cast for Wolfe in the old Wimot dis
trct BRA ford Tioga and susQuehanna, which was
hboat sourth Of the Republican vote. Our Repub-
lcons are preemuently "S iawart," and ghile many
dislike b0ssism" they despise revolt, and prefer 10
work out reform the party than bolt and all be ruined
The Independents here not organized and the dele
gates WHO attended the Independent Convention were
eemad or hired for the purpose and were not regu-
darlr chosen By any respectable body II may be an
tvor.t that the writer IA "Stsvart" II It Is So /
assure YOU the Republicans OF Northern Pennsy wanna
ar OF IL, same KIDD aud VIII vote ana support Iit
REGULAR Republican ticket
II John Mitchell before our people Tor votes
ne could not get a corpOrAls guard. We worship not
Cameron nor curse Mitchell but would throw bOh over
board o save the Republican party. We have plenty OF
ffue before erc for full and fair hearing before the
people aud believe Repuo.i cans nave 100 much wis.
dom 10 yde into factions be ruined. In our part
III the -fnfe II that the Independent move
nen ia not gTea uprising OF The people To secure s0lJe
req! reform or ueneft. but i The crImbng and fault
finding OF a lew sore ssds Who nave been dlsaFpoMtcd
~ securing some political promo ion Trusting That the
Ole Republican party may stu 20 i'IWhfu 10 success
AM very respectfully yOuTs.i JOHN u CO4DiN1'
TOW1lidu, Penn, June ., ISL
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, June II. n. m.-The movement
In the barometer yesterday upward Cloudy weather
with light rain L06 of ineh) followed after noon
by clear weather The temperature ranged between 60
and 49, the average (66so being 03so higher than
the corresponding day lat year. anu - lower than
Saturday.
Clear fair weather, with slight changes I'm tempera-
turc, may be expected to-day this city and vicinity.
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
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Piles Permanently Eradicated
In 20 without knife, gature OF cansc sent TOE
circ containing references Dk HO1I 50 West tsL
The Riag. Durable. Clearly, Z sy, safe. I'm.
prov Ell Ilup ure Pats large experience. 81 Roade-st