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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-27
q. A. r..
Yesterdays Session OF the State En-
cempment-Election Of Of1cers.


A large amount OF routine BUSINESS was
transacted at the forenoon meeting of the
G. a. r. One resolution was passed in.
structing representatives to vote against the
proposition to change the rules whereby
men who have zone involuntary service IN
the rebel army could become members Of the
Grand Army OF the Republic. motion
was adopted approving the bill empowering
count es 10 set out q sum equsl to 81 per poll
for each ex Union soldier and marine, SUCH
sum to be used as a burial fund. In the cese
Of John NJ. Goar nothing vas done, as the
only way 10 take hold Of the mStter is by
Court Martial. The following officers We're
elected:
Department Commander-D. n. Foster. Fort
Wayne
senior Department Commander-G. v. Miller
Junior Vice Department Commando. A.
Med cal DirectoT1A. K. Tucker. Cicero.
Department Chaplain-Alexsnder Blackburn
Lafayette.
Ben ID. House was chosen Delsgate-at-
Large to the National Encampment st Port.
lano Ore, next July. Sixteen other dele
gates to the National Encampment were
elected
The members OF the Council of Admins
trstiOn are J. A. RunYan, Warsaw, d c.
McCollum, LspOrte; J. A. Closer. Indian
apolis; - Medcalf OF Post Al; j. O. Pedlgo
Lebanon.
The Department Commander appoinie SIS
his stat: Robert Stratton, Fort Wayne, As
sistsnt Adjutsnt General; Frank z. Benja-
min, indianapolis Assistant QasTtermaster
General: Jasper j.. Lewis South Bend IN
spector General. ID. S. Wilson, Evansville
Chief Mastering Officer; Thomas Hanna
Gresncastle, Judge Advocate.
After installation by Past COMMANDMENT
Chief, Paul Yandervoort, the Enosmp
adiOnrned
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A Painful Accident.

Edmund Williamson, OF Fsyette street,
engineer at the Capital Elevator. met with
an accident yesterday morning which cost
him his left eye. He was assisting Milton
A. Woollen, Superintendent, in mending
something in the room, and when the latter
spoke to him Williamson turned his head
suddenly. Mr.. Woollen held in his hand
an awl, several inches in length in sucn
position that it struck Mr.. Williamson in
the eye-ball, perforating ii and bursting IL
open. & His suferings were very severe, but
owing TO theinfammstion whichset in moth
ing could be done st that time. DR.. ThoHp-
son viii remove the eye-bsll this morning,
DR.. Festherston assisting. The wounded
man is forty years old. and has a vile ana
four children.
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PERsONAL nTElgrION.

Dr.. Button goes to AtchisOn FOR future
residence.
Editor j. o. Henderson, of the Kokono
Dispatch. was in the city yesterday and
called on the Sentinel. Come sgain, NJ.
Henderson.
Hon. John H. Stotsenburg, Of New Al
bany, called to see us yesterday. We were
glad to welcome him to the inequalities o.
The saDCtum.
DR.. Joseph Eastman has been summoned
to his old home in New York City by the
illness of his mother, who was supposed to be
IL dying condition.
Word has been received of the death OF
Mrs. s. J. Anthony, of valparaiso, at Paris.
Mrs. Anthony was the wife OF Judge An
thony, and was widely known IN this city.
NJ. F. Robinson, who has been spending.s
month in Florida, returned yesterday. He
reports pleasant weather there and no frOsts
10 iDJure the tendeTest vegetat on tnis
winter
Vice President Hendricks and wife left
last evening at 3:45 o'clock for Washing on,
d. c. They were accompanied By Colonel
John s. Williams. of Lafayette; Elliott
Hord, Judge Rand, John Martin and Hughes
Esst.
New Occidental Arrivals; John Baker
Anderson; Gus j. We'll, Buffalo, n. Y; ".
E. Niblack, Vincennes; A. H. Root and wife,
Rochester, n Y; NJ. c. Stephenson, Free.
dom, Ind; B. w. Wallace, Ed ward MoTti
mer. r. II. Strong and wife, New YORK;
NJ. Kelley, st. Louis J. z. Bentley, Clsve
lRuo; J. @. Stevens, New YORK Charles Il
Whitney, Philadelphia; O. W. Campbell
Louisville; A. E Elliott, New York; D. f
Ntgent, Troy y. Y.
Bates House: a. Dyer, R. d. Richardson,
C. 4. De Burban, c. DENLY, Evansville; M
j.. IRVINE, s. Hully, J. F. Mcdowell, Marion !;
f. J Reed, Mrs. 0. B. Hutchesus, Lafayette !;
w. d. Page, f Alderman. Fort Wayne;
Alex Reed. Peru; F. S. Swift, Brookville; c.
w. Ward. Newport; Il r. Skinner, VapR
raise; ". Crosse. J. I. Morris, New Castle
b Litus. Brazil J. Besucamp, Decatur,
Ind; J. d Farley, TeTre Haute; J. c. Rob
IL son. Spencer; w. Freas. J. b. CHUNKY,
F1sDkfor 7. Hanna, Greencsstle; G.. Lev
den, New Albany; J. o. Henderson, T. T..
Wykes, \ Seward, KOkOmo; I. J. Nixon
and wife, Paramount
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At the meeting OF the congregation OF the
First Presbyterian Church, last night, the
COMMITTEES reported that it had received as
sursnces that IL Rev. Matthew l. Raines. OF
Astoria. y. y, should De called he would
accept the call to the Past0Tste OF the church.
1t was decided to call him, and the call viii
be prepared immediately. Ii is expected
that Mr. Haines will take charge of the
church the Let Of April.
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rHE SENTINEL AT NEW ORLEANS.

To Accommodate the throng from the
Northwest who viii desire to read their ia
voEite home paper while attending the
Worlds Exposition" the Sentinel has been
placed on sale IN New Orleans at Georges T.
Wharton & Bros. No. 8 Carondslet street.
between Canal and Common streets.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-27

The fact that the only other line from the
West must reach Washington by q circuit
Gus route. and that sll its passenger traffic
from the North and East must combine with
all its Western traffic on the last forty-odd
miles into the National Capital. ia the strong
est arguments in favor of the B and o
which enters Washington from the Yves. By
one division, ano enters from the North I'D
East by another. Those who want to get
into Washington will go by the 3. aud D.
and be assured of remaining in the cars IN
til they reach the city.
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Central College commencement.

The commencement exeT cises OF the Cen
trail College OF Physicians and Surgeons will
be held in Grand Opera House this after
noon, when the following named will grad
uste: n. Gabel w. a. Boyden, II. W.
Moore, b. ID. Mitchell, V. B. Turley, w. 5
Hoskins, J. F. Reynolds. a. F. Wright, J.
w. Arnold. The programme to be presented
is very excellent one. and it is therefore
given in full. 1t is As follows:
Marcn-cangerle ols lllaueer
Overture-La ---- Bon illlOn
Invocation,
Rev. J. n. DOdridge.
Seeetions-BlaCk Mantles. ......... Buccalosi
Address on Behal OF Faculty,
Professor r. F. Stone, NJ. ID.
Waliz-Derothy ArOns On
Nslediet0ry Address
". \. Boyden.
Gavofte-Rane Bah
COnferring OF Degrees,
By Professor Charles ID. Pearson, A. n. NJ -.
President of the Board of Trustees.
SereDaCe-FOrget Me Not.
PIesen iatiOn OF Gold Medal Faculty Prize.
BY Professor g. G. Smy the, A. 81, NJ. D., Dean Of
the Faculty.
Marcb-knights OF Pythlas. PueEner
Friends of the College are cordially in-
yiled 40 be present.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-27

The through sleeper system on picturesque
B. and o. is particularly advantageous for
inaugural travel. Through palace cars from
all principal Western Cities and. for that
matter. whole trains through. as on the B.
and o. there is no change of cars of any class
whatever.
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Tlpe gemA&msl.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY p.

SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS.
BsusiRess 0iee.-...164 editorial Rooms 20
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Bishop Chaterd's Lecture

The lecture course of the st. Joseph
Cintsh p gan last night. large number o.
ladies and gentlemen being present. Bishop
Chatsrd lectured on what has the Catholic
Church done for this CountryW Father Nc.
Mullen, of TeTre Haute, will lecture at the
same church about the middle of March
He will undoubtedly be greeted by a large
audience.
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) = cts for lbs. Peach Preserves.
= > IS cts for To-. California Apricots
csc for y Dbl. New Crop Family White Fish,
25c for Pal. Choice Golden syrup.
Csc for 5 lbs. New English CurraHts.
25c for lbs. New Turkish Prunes.
25c for s lbs Piel's Starch.
CSC for 5 lbs. Dried Sugar Corn.
25c for bs. Choice Raisins.
40c per 10. for Best UncOlOred saIan Tea.
zoe per To- for Coed Tea.
soc per doz. FOR Corn.
zoe per dOz. for succOtssh.
soc per dOz. for Peas.
sec per dOZ for Lima Beans.
SOC per doz for Standard Tomatoes.
4Oc for cans best Table Peaches.
lie for ! ID. Baking Powder.
25c for lbs. Choice Carolina Rice.
81 for 10 lbs. GRADUATED Sugar.
81 for is lbs White Extra Sugar
81 for 20 lbs. Extra Sugar.
sc for ] Bar Of b. T. Babbit's Soar.
sB-POSTAL ORDERS DELIVERED.
M. M. w I'LL & M $,
3O2 s. TN. st. OPP. No. Engine House.
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Excnrsion to Washincton.

Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and Day
Coaches will run through from Indianapolis
to Washington, via Panhandle aud Penn
sylvsnia Line, on trains leaving Indisnapo-
LIS at 4;25 a. m, February IS and March /,
and st s:25 q. M. and 800 p. m March
Fare, S1T00 for the round trip. Tickets
good until March 10.
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Good conditioned old papers for sale at
this Office at only 40 cents per hundred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-29

-something we are by no means pray
ing for just now, r'as
The Bowie Cosl Prospecting Com.
pany are pushing their work ofinyes-
.igation vigorously, and ndindicatlonsun
70 yesterday ara highly fostering and
aHord substantisl promise of an early
aud rich DEVELOPMENT.
Hevs, y, Il. Sherwood, OF Henrietta.
OF the Methodist denomIuatiop. and
thompson, formerly OF Fort worth.
nut now. of Montague, Cumberland
fresbyterian, arc conducting INTEREST,"
Ing protracted services in Bowie.
ihey arc ministers OF ability and In.
nuence, and will secure large aud at
tentive audiences.
trains are again running on regular
schedGie ON the Fort Worth n Denyer
CITY Railroad, aud without more
nooding rssns, will now bs on time
regularly.
The shipment of ca.tle up the road
continues steadily, though nothing
approximating that Of last season..
there being an average Of three or four
trains a day. instead of six TO ten
daily as last year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-29


TRRRBLL, June $.-LSpecial. The
Baptist congregation has been con-
dueting reries Of meetings. Much in-
terest is manifested by the commu-
nifty.
The tiend that applied the torch, to
q. j, Canada's stablG last night is be-
heyed TO be the same that set Are to
the shanty in the wagon yard adiscent
thereto tho night Mrs. Saxon lectursd.
Timely effort extinguished the torch
without damage to the building. The
iiremen's hose team were so excited
that they ran away without driver.
Making short turn over gully the
right hind wheel struck its banks with
such force as TO spring the axle.
The Sunday law was strictly observ-
ed oy all classes last Sabbath, but tho
city fathers have granted them the
privilege TO resume former customs.
All may do as OF yore, so far as the
city Is concerned.
Major E. j, Waldron, a merchant at
Roberts, reports the building of a two
story hotel and another store now
going on, and the future very promis
ing there.
inc nOu. Olln WellDOrn Nnd Ll0us
tenant Governor Gibbs have been in
vlted to honor Terrell with addresses
on July Srd, when the building COM
mitlee will presentl. the public school
building TO the city council, and the
council dedicate IT,
Mr.. d. j. Anthony has returned from
st. Louis,
Professor j. II. Cannon, one Of the
solicitors of Masonic life and death
benefit insurance, returned from the
west, much prostrsted with sickness
4 LAY.
Judge B. +. Word and wife left yes,
terday for visit she to her father al
Omen, Smith County, Texas, and he
TO his fathers, in Carrolton, Georgia
Mrs. w. |, Cowles, with three Of hel
children, from Wills Point, is visit
ing friends here.
Postmaster Cropsey Is confined tC
his room with Erysipelas,
The absence OF the usual Saturday
crowd in the city speaks volumes To-
the grand work now going OH through
out the country In the grain fields.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-29
sam JONES


Five Thousand People Hear His Fare
well Sermon At Waoo--A Talk to jail
Prisoners-On for Georgia, but Booked
Again for Texas
WACO, Juno 2S,--(Special Five
thousand people have just made their
exit from the tabernacle where Sam
Jones has been preaching Tor eight
days. lie has finished his meeting,
giving the closing sermon tonight.
Hundreds of people went up to be
prayed for, and the evangelisIs fare
we'll appeals were iorvont and
excited, This afternoon he
preached 10 the prisoners In
the jail. The result of the meet
ings is more than 100 converts. This
is not as large number As was hoped
for, but there is no doubt that gTeai
awakening has been brought about
Mr. Jones leaves for Cartersville,
Georgia, in the morning He says
he viii return to Texas ore long and
preach at Galveston, Fort Worth aud
Dallas. A sum OF money was made
up and presented 70 him, but what
amount nobody seems to know. II
was IS much, however, es he would
accept, IA he does not demand higl
pay for his services Immense mum
bers OF visitors came 10 hear him 90
day and most OF the Protestan
churches w0rshipped with Sam Jones
/ u the Tabernacle.
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TIE soLpIER ROYs.
or for Phlladelphia-The Houston
Light Guards Entertained

or for Philadclphia-Th Houston
Light Guards ENTERTAINED
Ats o'clock yesterday ornius she
Branch Guards and Blu .zouaves
left on tho Ohio am Mississippi for
the national encampmeh aiPhiladel-
phia. The Zouay0s were la charge ~
Captain r. X. Roemer aud Lioute-
nants Jacobs aud Puthotf, and the
Branch Guards In charge OF CAPTAIN .
A. ST. Clair and Lioutonanps Comfort
and Branch. Both companies had
good muster of men, Weber OF the
fredways and Martin and Cookson OF
company A. accompany Ing the hou-
ayes. From the encampmont the
Zon ,yos 20 To- Coney Island, and n
thev hnd things as they expect Will
remain there Tor some time,
The Houston Light Guard arrived
here nc o'clock last evening on thoir
way 10 the Philadelphia National on
campment. At the Union depot they
were met by the Trodway Rines and
members OF the other local military
| companies, They were taken 10 the
| plnnterAi house, whore they were given
a supper. During their brief stay they
we're treated as well as possible In the
| time. and made 10 feel that the ~
Louis boys were possessed OF graft
tude. The company left on tho
oiolook train. They carried OIL th'
hrst prlze nc threo consecutive on
campments, defeating such cracl
COMPANIES as the TredwAy R,ties
ChickasaW Guards, Mobile Rifles AM
Ouapaw Guards.-lSt Louis Reput
lican.
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GnnarnI GMnt.

MOUNT McGREooR, June 2s.-Yes-
terday was one of quiet with General
Grant. The mucous secretions which
caused the restlessness OF Friday night
have abated but little. Az the day
closed 1t may be said that there had
been since Friday evening an arrest
of the improvement Of his condition.
Yesterday was u day of weakness.
DIR. Douglass, however, anticipated a
night of rest for his patient,
MtDNIaHr-At this hour all Is quiet
at the college, with no light visiblei
except that turned low IN the sick
room. The General Is already asleep,
and DR.. Douglas has Just said that All
conditions are favorable for quiesuntil
morning.
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THE BUSINESS BUDGET,

An Important Ranch Transaction.
Bic SPRINGS, June 2S.--TSpecial.l -
W. A. 4 George ". Hinckley, exten
siye lumber men OF Chicago, yeterday
purchased Of Rush Bro. & 90. a two.
fifth interest in the WildHorse Cattle
Rancu, situated few miles north OF
this place The property is valued at
100000, the purchasers paying $4,000
for their interest, This ranch con-
tains numerous springs, is well fenced
and stocked with q superior grade OF
cattle. IL Is one OF the finest nodies of
land In this section Of the State. II
was sold one year since to the late
Earl of Aylesford, who, after visiting
all parts Of the globe, selected this for
his permanent home. His death caused
the ranch to revert to itsformer
owners. The general impression
here is that the Mossrs. Hinokley
have made a good selection and the
people of this section extend TO them a
hearty welcome. The season has been
unususlly fine aud crops OF all kinds
are excellent. Grass is splendid aud
the cattlemen are In good spirits.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-29

GALVESTON, June 2S.-The special
train from Lsmpasas, bearing the vsri-
Gus military organizations from Gal
weston, returned at 8 o'clock tonight.
Petips band and several hundred citl-
zens met the boys ut tho depot and es-
cOrted them cut 10 the Beach hotel,
where Colonel Sinclair surprised them
with a substantial lunch, wine and
cigars included. This seemed u
please the "kids" and the other vet
Grams, for they all enjoyed their
hearty welcome. Cadet Thomas Gary
the son of Msjor Thomas
Gary, OF this city, was quito severely
wounded during the sham battle Sat
urday. lie was struck just below the
eye by a blank cartridge at shorl
range. His eye and face is badly
powder burned. lie was taken 10 hii
iather's residence tonight and Is un
dergoing careful treatment.
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The Mexican Editors.

NEW HAVEN, June S.-A meeting
of business men was held to-day TO-
extend an invitation TO the Mexican
journalists to pay v.slt TO .hls city.
A resolution was wasunAaimously adopted
requesting the common council to ex-
tend q formal invitstion:.
CHICAGO, June Ss-At the press
CHM reception held In honor OF the
Mexican editors alter the theatre last
night, large namber OF the best
known newspaper men and megchants
Represented thoir respective inter
eats. Quito a good showing OF society
ladies and gentlsmon were also
preaAnt,
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Germany.
dcrmanys
ALWAYS DID LIKE ENGLAND

ALWAYS DID LIKE ENGLAND
LONDON, June 2s,-rho Cologne Ga
Eet,e In an inspired article SAYS Ger
many has ALWAYS been friendly TO
England. The change In the English
ministry will not jeopardize. the peace
of Europe or change the relation De-
tween England aud Germany,
ENrERoR WILLIAMS CONDITION.
pans, June 2S.-Hava's News
Agency states that private advicoss
from an authoritative source represent
that Emperor William, OF Germany, is
in A precarious condition OF healthl
that a fatal termination Of his present
malady Is regarded possible.
BISMARCK AND THE EMPEROR
Prince Bismarck has recovered iron
his recent attack Of neuralgia he eA'
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A LONG FLY.
A AHoming Pigeon Starts from New Or
leans on % Time Trip to New Jersey.

A Homing Pigeon Starts from New Or
leans ON q Time Trip to New Jersey.
New ORLEANS, June ga homing
pigeon, which had been held captive
for few days at the Office of the Sig
nal Service In this city, was liberated
this morning at 7;2O by Sergeant Herr.
man, IN the presence of number Of
gentlemen who had assembled to wit
ness tho departure OF the bird for
Keysport, New Jersey, distance OF
1880 miles in direct line. When the
pigeon was liberated IL took north
erly direction for short distance, then
stopped for few seconds, and then
continued its flight and disappeared
from sight one minute aud five sec
onds after its liberation. II appeared
10 be In excellent condition. Before
starting II was fed on hemp seed and
water. The meteorological conditions
wero favorable, the weather neing
clear, the wind southwest and the tenn
peraturo So. Sergeant Herman ex-
poets that the bird will reach Its desti-
nation on or before Tuesday morning.
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BOWIE, June S.-tspecial.l To-day
marks another visitation OF close, OPP
prossIye weather, and instead OF the
usual refreshing breeze constantly
prevalent In North Texas through TINS
seeHon, we are without any az eil, aS mas
happened several times OF late. These
absolute lulls are justly regarued Win
ominous dread, for u o. several nours
duration, are sure indicetorb OF ran
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SPORTING
The Fort worth PrIre tight.

FoRT WoRTH, June &.-[Special.l-
A special train with l5O citizens of Fort
Worth left NJ 2 O'Clock to-day for u
point sevOn miles west of Weather
ford, TO witness the fight TO finish,
with hard gloves, between the "St. Joe
Kid" Of this city, and Kid Bridges,of
Gordon. Luke Short was made referee.
Seven rounds were fought, Kid
Bridges having the best OF the fight,
in tho last round knocking the"B Joe
Kid" senseless, but Bridges second
entering the ring before tune was
called, foul was awarded the "St.
Joe Kid.r Tho stakes and the gate
money i6O0-was given TO him.
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rs,orta,nlnV tho Frcnch omoer..

Nrw YORK, Juno 2S,-The Chamber
OF Commerce entertained the officers
Of the Isere and La Flore this after
noon by escorting them about the har-
bnr and showing the principal places
ot Interest. The ferry boat Atlantic
was employed FOR the party, TO the
number of 30 or more, The start was
mpdo from Wall street at o'clock.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
ReslgnAtIons Requested.

NEW ORLEANS, June "a Vlcks-
burg, Mississippi, special TO the Times
Democrat says; II is understood that
ali the clerks In the employ OF the
Vicksburg q Meridian and the Vicks'
burg, Shreveport 4 Pacific railroads
have been asked TO resign, the resig-
nations to take effect July l, the date
on which John Q. Gsult, the new gen
eral manager, goes into office. IL IL
also stated that the Office OF the Queen
4 Cresct MT road In New Orleans Will
be removed TO Cincinnati.
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At Rookwall.

RocKwALL, June 2s. Especial Am
other hard rain fell hore yesterday
The ground is thoroughly saturated.
Harvesting machines cannot run ior
several days. The Indications lof ram
this evening are good. Wheat anu anu
oats are sure TO rot In the shock II the
raina continue.
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TO nrsrMr NEGOTIATIONS.

TO RESUME NEGoTtArioNs'
LONDON, June 2S.-Tho Marquis OF
the new prime minister,
and fIar0n DeStasl, the Russian am
bassador, will resume negotiations on
ire frontier question on Thursday. NJ
CESAR IL still In London. He believes
no change will be made In affairs az
they we're left by Earl Granville.
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CROPS.
A, waotan Wells.

woorAN WELLS, June S.-lSpecial'l
"A heavy rain is falling here ana
farmers are rejoicing, There will be
fine crops Of corn aud cotton made In
this section II II does not rain 700
much. The grass worm has done but
little harm, rs the lew farms theH
have visited are now growing as II
nothInR had molested them.
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SAN FRAScIsco, June S.-Tne
Calls Fort Bowie, Arisona, speoih
SAYS: A coarier has just arrived from
the troops in the held In Mexican Ter ter
ritory, and bring dispatches from cap
tain Crawford, In the mountains
snnthenst of Opula. on June sd the
scouts and troops struck a camp OF
Chfrionhuaa.
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The Meather.

INDICATIONS FOR TODAY.
WASHINGTON, June @.-l q. m.--For
the west Gulf States; Local rains, fol-
lowed by fair weather, variable winds,
slightly cooler.
COTTON nKLr REPORT.
The cotton belt weather report tor Texas,
showing the maximum and minimum
tenn perature; also the rainfall for the past
hours, " ~ followss