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Masonic MnifcrS.

fBv telegraph to The Dispatch
MONTREAL. June 27-An opinion Of an
eminent lawyer. cX-Judge B1dglcy, states
that the Grand Lodge Of FreemasOns OF
the province is subject to the penalties i'm
posed in the act against secret societies,
those only being exempt who are under
the Grand Lodges OF England, Ireland,
Scotland. or Canada. they having got spe-
cial acts passed granting them immunity.
The Grand Lodge contcmplates taking the
matter into court.
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COSHOCTON STATION. y. Y. Dee. -. 1873.
GentiemCn.-A number of people had been using
your Bitiers here. and with marked effect \ lady
of over seventy years had been ,ick for the past
ten years: she had moi been able 10 be around.
six months ago she was helpless. Her old RENEE
die. or physicians being Of no avail sent forty
nye miles and got bottle Of Hop Buffers. IL had
such an effect ncr that she was able 10 dress her.
self and walk about The house. Affcr taking two
bottles more she was aDle 10 take care Of her own
room and walk out 10 her ncighbor's, and has I'M
proved all the time since. My wife ana Children
al 80 have derived great tcuent from their use.
W. Il. HATHAWAY.
Agent United States Express Company.
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The New Hampshire Senatorial Dead
lock.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.

CONCORD, y. H., june 27.-The ballot
for United States senator at noon to-day re-
shifted as follows: Whole number OF votes
cast. $50: necessary for a choice, 1G2 I;
Jeremiah Smith, /; Charles Doe, Charles
II. Bel, 1; Benjamin +. Prescott, .; Gill
man Marston. II; Aaron f. Stevens, IS;
lanes f. Briggs, 30 James w. Patterson,
"a: Edward II. Rollins, 100; Harry Bling.
ham. 11G. Rollins, Stevens, Marston, and
Patterson each gained 1 from yesterdays
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Dosueradoes Killed and Captured.

lbs telegraph @ the Uispatch.I
BISMARCK, OAK, June 27.-On the ar
rival Of the sheriff and posse yesterday ut
tbc scene Of the trouble between Count
Demores and the band Of desperadoes led
Inv O'Donnell hot chase after the outlaws
e1sned. 4 fight afterwards took place,
dnring which three Of the dcsperadoes
were killed, and O'Donnell and man
narned Waungan were captured. Great
e~citement prevails, and there are threats
., lvncbinc. Demores Is mt the head Of a
orest cattle company. and O'Donnell had
6esieged his ranch and threatened to Kill
him on sight.
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had been sick and miserable 50 long, causing
my husband 80 much trouble ana EXPENSE no one
knowing what allied me. ! vas 50 completely dis
heartened and discouraged that got bottle OF
Hon Bitters aud used them unknown 10 my iamily-
| soon bcgan to improve and gained 20 fast mat
nv husband aud family thought IL strange anu nn-
natural. hut when told them what had beipeh hr
they said: Ilurrah for Hop bltter,. long may
n b,rrny THE MOTHER.
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ALMOST DIsllEARTENED.

prominent citizen sends us the following
statement:
..tor several years l have been very seriously
Afflicted with severe pain In the back. which
long supposed to De lumbago or rheumatism Of the
back. More recently the palms had become more
severe 80 much so that 1t was with difficulty that
was able 10 get out Of bed in the morning. ] had
tried various remedies without any apparent re-
lief BY the earnest solicitation OF friend |
commenced taking lIua's Remedy about three
weeks ago, and its instantaneous benefits are Won
derful. for / have had no pains in my back since
taking the first three doses; and am relieved from
the pains, aches, and exhaustive weakness. the
painful symptoms that usually accompany disease
of the kidneys. And | confidently expect to be
completely and permanently cured by The use OF
II. most eheorfuly recommend Hunts Remedy
20 an who are afflicted with any kidney or liver
disease. NIhLiN'i VI N''"""'
walnut street. Providence. =. |.
MARCH 20. 1883" 2s-Thlw).sa&Tu
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More Pauper Emigrants-InfOrm
Leaving Ireland.

LONDON, June 27.-The last batch OF emil
grants from Swinford Union poorhouse),
one hundred i'm number. have gone to
Queenstown for shipment to the United
States. Ii is said that most OF them have
been in the wOrkhousc.
Peter Carey and family have left Ireland.
Their present whereabouts and their des-
tinatlon are unknown. James Carey is also
going to leave, or has already left The
Times says il has been arranged to send
two OF the principal Inyincibe mformers
"a MnriInlAl
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errrnIoR. M. JnnnnrY. 1ssO.

heard I'm my neighbOrhOod that your Hop BIT
tiers wa doing such 4 great deal Of good among the
sick aud afflicted with most every Kind OF disease,
and a, had been troubled for hftccn years with
neuralgia and an kinds Of rheumatic complaints
aud kidney trouble, took one bottle according 10
direct lions. II At did me great deaf of good,
and used four bottles more. | am an old man,
but am now ~ well ~ can wish. here are seven
or eight families In our place using Hop Biitcrs
for their family medicine. and are 80 well satisfied
with II they Will Use no other. one lady mere has
been bcdnddcn for years. H. well and doing her
work from the use Of three bottles.
LEONARD MUITBECk.
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Iowa ReDublicaus.

TBy telegraph to the Disnatch.l
Drs NIoINEs, Iowa, June 27.-The Re
,uhlicon state Convention met here to-day,
and went promptly to business. John A.
Lasson was made temporary chairman, and
II r. Henderson permanent chairman.
p,rcn r sherman was renOminated for
Governor. and o. II. Manning was nomi-
lied for Lieutenant Governor.
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A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS Ov
THE AGE.

No medicine introduced 20 the public has ever
met with the success accorded to Hop Btfers. IL
stands to-day the bcst-known curative article IN
the world. It's marvellous renOwn Is not due 10
the advertising IL has received. IL Is famous by
reason Of It's inherent virtues. II docs all that Is
claimed for n. II Is the most powerful. speedy.
and effective agent known for the building up OF
dcbilltated systems and general family medicine.
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Postmaster and Clerk Arrested for
Robbius the Mails.
IBy telegraph 10 the Disp"'el

INV telegraph 10 NC IJI'IlIIVH'I
Gum, ORR \. C., June 27.-llenry Gill
losIje late nostmaster at Davidson College,
and lame F. Gamble, his clerk, were ar
re rest here to-day by Post-0lice-Inspector
Ian,son ON the charge OF robbing the mails
"a sooo They were taken to Davidson
Collc 1ye' where an investigation OF the ire
oriarities in that Office is being made. Gil
Iesn i, and Gamble waived an examination,
and were held i'm 5000 bail each.
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Paymnsfer Wasson's Sentence app
nrOVpd.
IBy telegraph 10 Tie Dispatch.

10y TCIFV.uVI 10 II0 UI7TlICN'I
WASHINGTON. June 27.-The President
has approved the findings and full sentence
OF the court-martial IN Paymaster Was
sons case. An order will be issued from
the War Department tomorrow officially
announcing his sentence, which is dis
missal from the army, and be confined at
hard labor for eighteen months in some
prison TO be selected hereafter.
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c.,...o ,,carding.House Tragedy.
40 tcL.rrnnh % Do DIspatch.l

Thy teFgTaP' " -,
CHICAGO. June 27.-William Roy, pro-
prietor Of a boarding-hoinrse m Pullman
Shot and instantly killed Thomas Dowdle
and George Fox, TWO N1 Suh inner, men ms
morning. The deceased had lived with
Row and had made threats against bis life,
The tragedy occurred in Roy's home, and
he 81 asserts that the act was In self-deience.
r. surrendered himself to the authorities.
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Irish Affairs.
IMPORTANT TEST CASE DEcTDED-EARL sPEN'

lMIDKlANl lESl 'AHE bEN lbEb tAhI NfbN-
GER THINKS BETTER TINES ARE COMING.
DUBLIN. June 27.-The Court OF Appeals
has rendered decision in the important
test ease OF Chainc rs. Nelson, on which
forty thousand other cases depended. The
Court held that the new rents became pay
able from the first gale day after the act
was passed. and not from the day when
they were fixed by the commissioners.
Earl Spencer. Lord Lieutenant, speak
ing at Limerick, said he saw signs of bet
ter future for Ireland. He advocated
technical training rs leading to an i'm
proved style OF farming before the people
entered upon the task Of retaining waste
lands. lie maintained that the land act
worked well, and asked all classes to CO.
operate for the material advancement OF
Ireland.
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Archbishop woods VIII.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

Uy tc1CgraFI 20 uIV DT'T'77VI-'I
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June G.-Arch-
bishop Woods last will and testament.
which was admitted TO probate to-day, be-
"ueatbs all his effects, real and personal, TO
Iis successor in office, In trust for his use
rs sueh archbishop. and to be transmitted
for like use TO his successor in the Church.
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S,,pu,ar and Distressing Death OF n
Child.
[By telegraph to TIE Dl'paleh.I

TBY -cIgT1VH w ~ '7'-T-----T'I
CHARLESTON, 5. C.. June ia six
veor.old daughter OF Lawrence Johnston,
81 Uuntersyille township, in this county,
was found dead in her fathers barn to-day
ban@inc Inv halter She was alone, play
;n mo- in fbe harm with the halter, one end OF
Which was tied 10 a door-hinge. and, it is
su r that her foot slipped and she
Tell. tbe moose closing under her chin and
breaking her neck.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
The Pope's Protest.
IEo's COMPLAINTS TO PRESIDENT GREyY

IEO's COMPLAINTS TO PRESIDENT GRENf'
(By cable to the Dlspaieh.l
Ioxnov. June 27.-The Times CORE
snondent at Paris says the Pope, in his
letter 10 President Greyy regarding church
affairs in France, complains OF tue eApui,,
sjons OF religious orders, the suspension OF
the salaries Of curates, the army Dill, when
initiates against the supply priests, ana
thc arbitrary changes proposed before the
Concordat Commission, thus rendering the
Church unable to defend its rights against
usurpations OF the State. President CREWS
reply VIII be conciliatory.
Grevy to Answer Personally.
PARIS. June 27.-The Government has
decided that President Grevy shall answer
tae Pope's letter personally. In connec'
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| the remains OF number OF infants were
recently found buried, was to-day convict
ed OF malpractice upon servant girl
named Mary Butler In 1881, and was sem
fenced to fine OF $500 and imprisonment
for seven years, being the extreme penalty
under thp law.
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Slow Progress of ti,c POLK Trial.

lBytelcgraph t. the Dispatch.
NASHVILLE. June 27.-The empanelling
Of a jury forthe trial OF eX-TreaSurer POLK
makes slow progress. Ont OF 200 persons
summoned only one Juror yet has been Sc
cured. all the others having formed an opin-
ion on the case.
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ANNA MARIA KRIDER. WIFE OF TOBIAS X.

fHAMHEE>bt re. july 20. II 90.
This f. 10 let the people know that J, Anna Marli
kridcr. wife OF Tobias hrlder, am now past scS-
rnrv-tour wears Of age. Ny health has been very
bad for many years past. | was troubled WIN
weakness. bad cough, dyspepsia. great dclhty. ana
constipation OF the bowel,. was - ml'erdDle
could elt nothing. hcardOf Hop Bitter. and Was
resolved tO try them. have only used three bet
lies. aud / feel wonderful good, well. aud strong
again. Ms bowel, are regular. my appetite sood,
and cough gone. think "a my duty 10 let the peo-
ple know how bad wa and what the medicine
has done for me, 81 they can cure themselves
with IL.
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EvANevnLE. NJ. Inne o4. lss2

Gentlemen.-NO medicine has had one hair the
sale here aud giyeu such universal satisfaction 80
your Hop Buffers have. We take pleasure IN speak
ing for their welfare. A. every one who tiles them
i well siiIsded with their results. several such
remarkable cures have been made with them here
that there aye number of earnest workers In the
Hop Bltters cause. Dnc person gained eleven
pounds nom taking only few bottles.
SMITH IDE
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WINSTON, FoRsYrnE COUNTY. y, ca

Genilemen.-I desire 10 express To you my thanks
for your wonderful Hop Bttcrs. | troubled
with dyspepsia for. FIVE years previous 20 COM
mencins the OF your Hop Bitters some six
months ago. Nv cure has been wonderful. am
pastor OF the First Methodist church OF this place.
and my whole congregation can testify 10 the
great virtue of your bittors.
Very respectfully, Rev. III. FEHEBEE.
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RIcHLAnY.s EXPERIENCE.

travelled All over Europe ana other foreign
countries at cOstOf thousands ~ dollars Ia >ich
aged and di,heartened aud WIS restored Ia real
Youthful health and spirits with less than two bot
Ties Of Hop Iiiters. hope ethcrs may proht by
NV experience and stay at home.
4 LADY, Augusta, Ne.
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baseball Yesterday.

TBy Telegraph % the Dl7patch.l
At Detroit: Chicago, 6; Detroit, ,.
At Cleveland: Cleveland, 4; Buffalo, ..
At Providence: Providence, s; Phila-
delphia, 4.
Other games interrupted by rain.
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Ny wife was troubled Tor years With blotches,
moth patches. ffcckies, and plmples on her face
which nearly annoyed the l.fc out Of her. She
spent many dollars On the thousand iniallble ~
cures. with nothing but lnJuriou. effects; \ lazy
friend of syracuse. y. Y. who had had similar
cxpericncc and had been cured with Hop Buffers,
Induced her 10 try IL. one bottle has made her
rec as smooth. fair. and soft ~ a chili's, and
given her such health that 10 seems almost mira
cle A MEMBER or CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
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yordict forJamcs Gordon Bennett.

~ leIcFriIH 10 Nc UI'IlItH'I
NEW YORK, June 27.-The Jury in the
suit Of James Gordon Bennett against the
city for the recovery of $4,000 with inte-
rest. due on account OF advertising, re-
turned verdict in favor Of the plaintiil
for SI2l13
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Regulating the Japanese Press.

YOKOHAMA, June 12.-The new rules for
the regulation Of the press are the occasion
OF great dissatisfaction. The publication
Of eleven journals has been discontinued.
In Osaka district the editor OF the IOchiki
ShimbuR has been sentenced TO five years
Imprisonment. with hard labor, and fined
300 yen, for publishing an article headed
''Sympathy for the Unfortunate Emperor
OF ,JaDan.r
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ROCHESTER, n. y. March His

EDCUFSTEE, y. - NiFtN T T. IN5V.
Hon Bffters Company: Please accept our CRATE
mi acknowledgement for the Hop iifiers you were
So Kind 10 donate. and which were such benefit
10 u. W. are so bnt up win IL We feel young
again. OLD LADIES OF THE
HOME or THE FRIENDLESS. 1
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nay CITY. Mon. February z. 1850

BAY CITY, MICH, February y. lHSV.
Hon Bnfcrs COmpdnB: I think u my duty To
send YOU a recommend for the benefit Of any per-
son wishing 10 know whether Hop Buffers are tOod
or not. know they are good for general debility
and Indigestion; strengthen the nervous system
and make new life. Recommend my patients 10
use them. DIR. n PLATT.
Treaicr of Chronic Diseases.
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DELryAv. WIS. september 81, 1880

DELEYAN, WIS., September I'll, 1850.
Gentlcmcn,-I have taken not quite one bottle Of
the Hop Btters. was a feeble old man Of severn
ly-eight when got 10. To-day am As active and
feel ~ well as did az thirty. | see a great many
that need such medicine. ID. ROYCE.
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LUDDISGTOS. MICH. february 2, 1850.
Ihaye sold Hop Bittcrs for four years. ana there
f. no medicine that surpas them for bilious at
attacks. Kidney complaints and many diseases IN
cident 10 this Inalarial climate. -
H. 2-Sa.Iu.Ih&wlm II. /. ALhNANDfh.
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If you have a sick friend. whose life Is a burden.
one bottle of Hop Buffers will restore that friend
to perfect health and happiness.
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M hathaway Convicted.

[By telegraph 10 the pispa'en.f
puIAprLPnA, June ?I.-Dr. Isaac }.
uathaway in the cellar OF whose residence
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ton with this correspondence between
Greyy and the Pope, protest entered by
the Archbishop OF Paris against the sup
preston OF chaplainces in Paris hospitals
Is interesting. The Archbishop says the
measure Is one OF cruel intolerance, but,
Notwithstanding, the priests must continue
10 do everything possible for the sick.
The decree permits a patient TO summon a
parish priest, and the Archbishop says the
latter should stipulate for liberty to visit
all protesting Catholics.
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Ny mother says Hop Bitiers j. the only mug
of parilysls and headache EduOr Os,cego Sun.
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NTFNINVFF
Sirs.-I have been taking Hop Bitters for inilam-
nation of The kidneys and bladder: u has done
FOR me what four doctors failed to do-cured me.
The effect of the Bitters seemed like magic.
W. l.. CARTER.
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Rn,nronp pa. Nav s.1ssI.

" 10 has cured me Of several diseases. such A. ner-
yOusness. sickness AZ the stomach, monthly trou-
blcs &c. | have not seen sick day since took
Hop Bitters. MR.. FANNfE GREEN.
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u c. THON II NOW READY TO
~. deliver freshly-mined BE>T ANTHRACITE
COAL In Egg, stove. and Chestnut siLes; FOR
EST PINE WOOD. Sawed and split; LUMP,
sPIINT. and WEST VIRGINIA STEAM COAL.
No.l7i4 east Cary street Telephone No;2Il.
30 ii I'm &. 4. THON.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE,
FOR BOTH SEXES.
UNDER CARE or
MEMBERS OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF
FRIENDS.

Thirty minutes from Broad-street station, fh,i
he. and Literary Also, Preparatory school
Location unsurpassed for healthfuln,ss. EIien
siye grounds. New and costly buildings ana ~
nnr,ins Academic year commences ninh hohu'
sFpTFNTBER II. 1888. Apply early 10 insnf'
admission. For catalogue and full particular
address , =, r,,,tao,t
e. oS9m S,yarthnOrc, Delaware county. ~.
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Russia and the Vatican.
THE NEGOTIATIONS REGARDING CHURCH NAT
TIERS COMPLETED.

| ihh FLUCTUATIONS REGARDING CHURCH NAT
TIERS COMPLETED.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 27.-The Govern.
ment announces that the negotiations be-
tween Russia ana the Vatican have been
concluded. The hierarchy will be allowed
freedom in matters OF faith, but inter-
ference in questions regarding temporal
power Is forbidden. The Government
retains the right OF inspecting semi.
naries. The Curia recognizes the right
OF the Government TO exercise con-
troll over the education OF Catholic
children in the Russian language. litcra-
ture, and history. The appointments OF
| teachers are TO be first submitted for the
approval OF the Government. In regard
to instruction in the canonical branches
the rights Of the bishops remain untouch-
ed. The power is restored to the bishops
OF removing cleTgymen. The Govern
ment intends TO abrOgate the exceptional
measures against Catholics issued III 1871.
The Cholera in Egypt.
DAMIETrA, June 7.-Forty-seven deaths
occurred here yesterday. thirty-Seyen OF
which are known TO have been from chole-
ia. In Mansurah, thus far, there have been
seven cases OF the disease, two OF which
have proved fatal Two cases OF cholera
have occurred at Port Said. One OF them
resulted fatally. Steamers which sailed
from Alexandria Tuesday were crowded
with refugees from Damietta. All the
steamer berths for week to come have
been engaged.
ALEXANDRIA, June 27.-Thc panic over
the cholera in Egypt is increasing, and the
flight OF Europeans continues. a commits
sion has been formed to devise means to
protect Alexandra from the dreaded mala-
dy. The festivals usually held on the ami
yersary OF the Khcdiye's accession to the
throne will be stopped. All the ministers
have been recalled to Cairo.
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A Twenty-four-Hour Rain.storm.
RACES AND BASEBALL MATCHES INTERRUPT
ED-CROPS DESTROYED, COLLIERIEs FLOOD
ED, AND RAILROADS DAMAGED.

ED-CROPs DESTROYED, COLLIERIEs FLOOD
ED, AND RAILROADS DAMAGED.
BY telegraph to the Dlspatch.l
WASHINGTON, June 27.-The races at
Concy Island. y. Y, and Chicago, and base
ball matches generally. which were set for
to-day, were postponed on account Of rain.
4 storm Of nearly twenty-four hours du-
ration has prevailed over Pennsylvania and
New York. swelling streams with remark
able rapidity, destroying crops, and
doing much damage to manufacturing
interests. Several cOlieries IN Pcnnsylya-
MIA were invaded by flood and work
stopped Several rolling-mills near Harris
burg, Penn, had their fires chilled by the
sudden rise OF an ordinarily insignificant
creek. Country roads and railroad tracks
were torn up and travel impeded all over
the section Of the storm. No life was lost.
but the destruction OF property Is enomus.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June 27.-This eve
nmg another house was washed away into
the cave. The waters are pouring into the
Conyngham mine-workings tonight. II
has been raining heavily all day. Should
it not clear up soon the water VIII extend
into the workings OF other mines. II viii
be two months before work can be re-
Sumed. over 600 miners and laborers are
thrown out OF employment.
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Tho Rushing Waters.
THE SITUATION IN MIsS0URI-EsTTMATE Oh
SOME OF THE LOSSES.

SOME OF THE LOSSES.
fBy telegraph to tlie DISPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-The river at East
st. Louis continues TO fall slowly. and in
all that section OF the country west Of the
Chicago and Alton railroad the water has
fallen one foot, but IN that part OF the bot
tom east OF the aboye-named road, into
which steady stream is still pouring
through the creyasse near Newport, the
water il rising, and will continue until a
common level is reached. Cabokia creek
also continues to rise, and the water has
reached the tracks running north from the
Relay depot, and between that point and
Bridge Junction.
A computation based upon information
derived from well-informed sources makes
the number OF acres OF farm land over
flowed in three townships in Madison
county 1000. A rather low estimate makes
the actual loss in crops alone 100000. In
that section OF ST. Clair county east aud
south OF East Carondelet, so faras Is at pre-
sent known, 5,400acres OF wheat, corn, and
potatoes are under water. boss, S20G.OOO.
These losses are in only four townships
and comprise only small part OF the dam
age done on the American bottom.