^.dSB-B!*. j-B*r*3.ai%fc X"^' gtct Hlw $jeuiem TUE WORLD'S DOINGS. andprobably some of the fire fell into the CONCESSIONAL. to bill. Proposed appropriations for publie straw. Every effort was made to extinguish auildines led to along discussion. CRIMES ANJJ CRIMINALS. the fire before the propeller was cut loose SENATE, June 5.Mr. Matthews made SENATE, June. 11.Among the bills, JA9. BOBELETETER, Proprietor. a personal explanation denying complicity in On the 8th inst., Mrs. Gustlach of from her moorings but without success. Her passed were Senate bill to reimburse Kansas. any plots-and"previous connection with the forexpenses 1hcUrre'd"m^ecpeMtnf^. invasion* Philadelphia, destroyed the lives of two other cargo consisted of corn, wheat, flour and NEWULM MINNESOTA Louisiana election a& charged in the testimony and suppressing Indian hostilities: Senate children, and took her own life by the use of merchandise. of Anderson before the Potter committee, bill to provide for the sale of portions of the chloroform, she had been abandoned by her A fearful explosion occurred in the and moved the appointment of a committee Fort Leavenworth military reservation in CURRENT TOPICS. husband. to investigate the subject. Agreed to, Evans colliery near St. Helens, Lancashire, Kansas. Senate bill to provide additional Mr. Sherman introduced a bill creating a sinking regulations for homestead and pre-emption England, on-the~7th ins, and 300 persons are At St. Marys, Out|, Dr." Ford has been fund for the Kansas Pacific railroad, similar is for the entries on public lands. reported killed. The explosion shook the arrested charged with poisoning Robert to the Pacific railroad firidffig bill, lately The purchasers of the Moody and Sankey to enter publication of notices"'' earth for miles around. Th first explorer Guest, a prominent German. Ford Is a man passed.*The Texas Pacific bill wis considered. med. The iif T----^agriculturallandsunde: Tabernacle in Boston have dedicated descended the shaft five minutesafter theW of prominence, having held, a high position. amended toe post routgVdl came up, and discuss*^ of* |RverMmdpafD6^BUl 10,000 briks of the buiding to charity plosion, and others followed. Ten men were The cause of the murder is not known.'" ~Wt.. the BrazilianTfteamshipline subsidy was re-' !*nd pjSssefl 351 sumed. Several amendments were offered, if the public will buy them. The plan recovered alive and sent to the surface. One spent the On the 9th inst., a man named Xouis which created discussion. eg died almost immediately, and others suffered* the whole, is to polish each one and ornament it Erdman, a railroad section hand, was shot in 'HOUSE, June 5.-ijThe tarSf bill mifil much from after damp. Eight other menwe dry civil the abdomen by a man named Wheeler. The with a picture of the Tabernacle, and to up'as Bp'ecial order, the"*ene1!ing clause wall alive, and have taken refuge in a working of affray occurred in a hotel at Milliard, twenty stricken out by a vote of 134 to 120. The sell them, thus embellished, for 25 cents the mine. Two hundred and fifty-two are Mexican a wards bill was then amended miles from Omaha. Erdman hadbeen teasing THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. *pioe. dead. The explorers state they found and passed. The House then considered the Wheeler, and the fatter had warned him to 189 11 to amend the internal revenue laws. An bodies decapitated, reduded to shapeless desist. Wheeler escaped. of Investigating 'tjh^ TjJl^jbV amendment was adopted reducing the tax on masses and some of them blown to pieces. It The assassination plan which the Social The frauds of a dishonest trustee have manufactured tobacco to sixteen cents. Under the Potter ResolutionJames K. is expected the corpses will be broug it up by 5sts of Germany twice tried without success been brought to light. John H. White, who Voorhees-|~raM^eroi-MM'enjfnj BJMWwi n SENATE, June 6.Senator midnight A large crowd of men, women and 'has worked better in Japan. Seven died in 1877, was at the time of his death, a the Stand. spoke in favoi of the specie resumption act. children surround the mouth of the pit. The lnvestigaungUjommitteevwa's**helds Iesi to-0 respectable and prominent lawyer in New He said no greater question had ever*engaged fanatical opponents of the era of progress cause of the explosion is unknown, as blasting of the invesTiiga^ng%ommn^e*e ofthe the attention of the'American Congress. The York city, where he had been in practice over 'which the *Gkwernment has sought to day,and-Anderson was againijn-the stand for with naked lights is prohibited. Senate had time to pass all sorts of bills to 30 years. He was trustee for three-estates, and cross examination. ""Ati effort wHB made to bring about by the introduction of European bridge rivulets, but no tim'e^tjo me fa Question 'j'i distress show* fliscxecaneies between hj^J@sij|npnjv on it is now found that he had appropriated to and1 which involves more peril PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. reforms waylaid and assassinated the 1st, and his evidence before the Senate m- himself somewhere from forty to sixty thousand than had ever been produced byfwar and pestilence. vestfeafin$c4mtfdttee%fc$t wjotarr He said Rev. George T. Seymour, L. L. D., of Okubo Tosbisnitsi, Senior Imperial Couucillor dollars belonging to the estate. Che Senate bill relafing-to telegraphic that^B^avete^fen^fiy^ly'foft^ftte side of ttoe general Theolsgical seminary, has been communication between the United States and Minsiter of the home department, the question before the Senate committee and A Pottsville, Pa., tellegram ot June lltfc and foreign countries was passed. A bill for consecrated Bishop of Springfield, HI. Over suppressed the other, on the gronnd that he an official who has been especially says Deisms, alias Bucky Donnelly, a Schuyl furnishing trusses to disabled soldiers was 150 clergymen, the faculty of the Theological was carryingHnrt his confracrw-ith Sherman. passed. The ai-myappropriation was discussed kill county Mollie Maguire, was hanged this active in the encouragement of foreign He admitted seminary, nine bishops and a larffe congregation rnurposely misled the and amended, one amendment being to increase morning for the murder of Thomas Sanger, a committee Wh: ^ng under oath claiming intercourse with Japan. assisted at the ceremonies, which were the standing army to 25,000 men*.-* An mine bees, in 1875. The execution had been that he had a.difiterept^.thmg in jns,j)wn amendment was also attached providing tor a held in Trinity church, on ths 11th inst. The rMftni mmdfrom tharwhicl^He *gave%e twice postponed by tlie governor. As the military post in the Black Hills at a cost of bis&cps present were Clarkson, of Nebraska The pefect health and rugged constitu tee. drop fell Donnelly struggled horribly and $75,000, and one in Montana in the |rieinity Quintard of Tennessee Lay, of "Maryland, of Milk river at a cost of $100,000. An%mendment turn ot the venerable Emjperor of Germany slowly strangled to death. The body was taken WEDNESJJAY, JjpeJ^A^erapn^ wagos Burchess, of Quincy HI. Ordenhieraer and to strike out all House sections in regard in charge by a brother of the deceased. The have-served him well i in the trying examination 'was still continued* ana to reorganizing the army was agreed to. Scarborough, of New York Knealey, of principally devoted to a copy-of the WeberAnderbon execution was compaatively private. emergency of the attempted assissination. Maine Potter, of New York, and the bishop agreement. This asreemeptBwas HOUSE, June 6.The Senate bill granting On the 9th inst., at Greenfield, Ind., The Pope has conveyed bytelegraph his of New Zealand. senttOjStanley Matthews and tK6 document the use of tents, artillery, &c., to the Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson, a widow, living alone produced by the^omnliftee Anders&n.tcla'hned regret at the atrocious attempt upon the soldiers reunion at Centreville, Iowa, passed. The Maine Greenback State Convention was not his handwriting but% fcountoyteit with her neice aged seven years, was found The bill for printing the agricultural report ISmporer's life, and has -directed that met at Lewistos, Me., on the 5th inst., therec-f He clainjed^tjiat the"-OriginaJ had for 1877,with the Senate amendment providing murdered in her own house, together with 887 delegates being present. Speeches were two red ink spots which the paper- 'produced urgent instructions be dispatched to the for printing 5,009 cop'es of the colonial charters the little girl. The twowere bleeping together. did nothave. He swore thfitiTOKin promised made by various delegations amid confusion and constitutions, was passed. The conference 'Catholic clergy throughout Germany to The only marks of violence found on either, hiin that he&would personae takeniCaretA if he explanation fin the report on the bill making appropriations andcheers for Oooper. Jas. W. Smith was 2" use every effort to prevent the spread of were finger prints upon their throats. There to stood by the Republicans. StabJfeMjiatl^ews for the payment of invalid and other nominated for Governor. -The New York was evidence in the disordered bed-clothes s pensions was agreed to. The general dificfencv 1 Socialism. All Christendom is united in Greenback conference met at Auburn on the Senate denying that'ne had usonmved efeany bill was discussed at considerable length in and garments, of a terrible struggle. Both its-sympathy for the stricken monarch, 5th inst. Beckman, Republican, is elected fraud Hn thfePresioentaalia count of 11876 and committee of the whole. The bill appropriates' were found lying upon heir faces. The cause And its hatred and condemnation of tue asking an investigating commifcteewtof fcven Governor of Oregon. The Indiana State Republican 4,520,120. The House adjou ned before coming of this terrible tragedy cannot be divined, as to examinefaud repoet^nnton .theunratter.. to any difinite agreement. Convention met in Indianapolis on doctrines which led to the murderous asault. i*Lc- there was no evidence of the violation of the THUKSDAT,Jtine,!te-^Jud^e'5^i*^.'g he 5th inst. Gen. Bn. Harrison was made SENATE, June 7.The President pro tMlp^'wftneS examined persons of the murdered females, and no attempt tem laid before the Senate a communication visse of Louisiana, w^, President, and Gen. Luz Noble secretary. A at robbery. horn the secretary announcing he had been to day. He^was" one otthe RerJubhcan ticket was nominated as follows Secretary Just after the prayers had been said summoned before the Potter committee to electors and he testified tjiat perfaibf the A cpurier arrived at Boise City on the of State, Issac W. Moore forAuditor of State, produce the Louisiana election returns, and election a jnan named jfonel 'Mnfe*fb Jiim t&e farewells spoken, and a/-South Carolina 7th inst., from Col. Bernard's command, Gen. A.O. Miller Treasurer of State, Maj. *Q,lg' VLe that he had obeyed the* subpoena. In conclusion with a coripp piono&itij with, a corilint ninrniait&> ao-rf,t'n murderer was to plunge into paradise, which was camped in upper Bruneau valley, he says. "I respectfullj lequest yon lay visse) could make from thfrt: Geo. F. Herritt for Attorney General, Judge ty/thW this communication before the Senate that I a 'Bespite arrived ifrom Governor 50 miles south of that city. The settlers had and dollars.by resigning.,his position: D. P. Baldwin far Superintendent for Public tyit- may, if deemed necessary and proper, have ness entertained tfye proposition,' nbYwith a all abandoned their homes and gone into a Instruction John T. Morrill. Hampton, and the culprit, a, negro, was instructions as to my duty in this and similar view, as Ije aaid of selling out2iMt for the pur hastily conducted fortress. Col. Bernard will cases that maj hereafter arise". Senator remanded itoijail. Is this a-sample of the pose of ascertaining, who ABIW represented} move toward Duck valley, escorting the families Edmunds submitted an order that the secretary Witness4alked about wanting WeL, Srftwo ^overnoj's boasted humanity in the MISCELLANEOUS of the Senate attend before the committee from Bruneau valley on their way to Elko, hundred thousand, thinjkin3 ^omOfe s* of the House mentioned with the papers treatment of the colored race? The i high that whoever Ashpr/rap'res^ntea^ould Nevada. The command will follow on the The estimated yield of wheat in Tennessee described by the committee, and submit not pay it and in that way^he hoped tfr find Sheriff's patient was a negro, bound di trail of the Indians and watch their movements the papers to examination from time to time for the year is 8,000,000 bushels. who theoffej^Really came from. A resolution while reinforcements are coming forward. reetly for heaven, of course, and thus to according to the convenience of the was passed asking Sfcnjex^ftttew^tp appear tcommittee The members ofion churqh, Montreal A long discussion ensued when the At Big Comas Prairie, Bruneau Valley, Indians and testify, ,BWU saatch him from the pearly .gates was refuse to grant Its use to the Orangemen the order of Edmunds was moditied, so as to reserve murdered two men out huuting stock. FRIDAY, June 7.The sub-eommi%es*com 12th of July. the greatest crueltyithat could'have been all action touching the regularity of the Thus far, they are known to have murdered vienced work in Flondv to-dav. The Baker action of the Hou&e in calling for the papers, Over 20,000 cotton operatives, in a perpetrated on him. Hampton, what county reMrilTWeYffth^tibJeljt^n*' Investigation, six white men besides wounding two others. instructing the secretary to attend the committee, mass meeting at 'Blackburn, Eng, on the but nothing not.jrevipu6l published ever his assurances to the contrary, is not and as modified agreed to. The appropriation A St. Peter dispatch of the 10th says. was elicited. Ihe Washington branSOT the 11th inst, resolved to continue the strike. bill was further discussed and amen willing to give the colored brothe a committee took no testimony to-day bub spent One of the most frightful murders that ever ded. The Mayor of Philadelphia requested most ofctha time in, seToretHfeSsibl making tookplace in this part of the country, took fair show. the Proprietor of a Hall in that city, not to comparison of the genuine and forged election HOUSE, June 7.Tne civil sundry appropnation place at Corralline station on Saturday evening returns fromiLouisianaSi'IfffceSponse'to a previous open it, for a meeting of Socialists. The latter bill was referred to the committee last. A Germannamed Schumaker invited request of the committee the Presiden Assurance of the meet'ngftth5 European were immensely excited, and held an in of the whole. The general defaciency bill was submitted* letters which had^een^etaved several of his friends to a merrymaking at his then taken up, and amendments adopted giving dignation meeting. Congress to consider the Turkish from Stanley Matthews, -James E: Andereon house, but for a reason of his own did. not invite to the buieau of steam engineering $1,. and others asking that Anderson be^iyen a The statement is current in London question is now given by the publicaton 423,376 instead of $76,513, and to the bureau two boys named Morton, who thereupon 3r consulship. that a dissolution of parliament will soon be of construction and repairs $1,327,453 instead 01 the official .note of invitation ito the became very angry, and after the dancing had SATURDAY, June 8.S^pator Ferry appearedfiefoVetffd-mam'conrmfttee of $558,354 and to the bureau of provisions announced, and the repoit finds such general commenced they approached the house with powers that are entitled to attend it. and |testified and clothing $150,000 instead of 73,800. The acceptance that several members have gone clubs, threatening to kill all who approached. as to the receipt of,the returns from Louisiana. committee on military affairs was directed to The fact that (Russia succumbed to the to look after their constituencies. He knew ofXnt* mf6rmantfes~ of those inquire mto Schumaker began to remonstrate with them the conduct of United States demands of Great -Britain is made evident returns except through othersfe troops engaged in the baUIe ofthe Little Big A dispatch from Greenwich, Washing A-letter* was upon which they set upon him, inflicting received from Stanley Matthews refusing to Horn. by the language of the (German ton county, N. Y., relatne to the failure of the wounds of which he died this morning. The appear befoie the oemmittee, on the ground Government an the invitation. It gives National bank at that place, alleges the bank SEMATE, June 8.--Senator Spencer offered boys fled, but were captured near Mankato, of jurisdiction. The%FlbrMa-*ub-*teriptte the following resolutions, and gave was run by a ring, that great rascality has been held a session at Jacksonville, and examined notice that the Congress will "isaus the and will, doubtless, suffer the extreme penalty notice he should call it up every day until a several,witnesses/ McLm,^as4exanuned practiced by the officers and the entire capital of the law. stipulations of the preliminary (treaty of statesmen*whilesa \ote was reached. Resolved, In order that all to the conduct of the visaing of $200,000 has been wiped out. facts conceded with the Presidential election San Stefaaao and it provides that each Okubo Tossimitoi, senior imperial the canvas was beina^made of|l876, and the result thereof, which*wa& finally It is reported that Col. Algeria and 150 icomL.B councilor and minister of the home department, of the powers in the Congress shall 'iconsent pm.*~' MONDAY, June 10,The *Potter reached, may be fully known to the i government troops attacked 200 revolutionists was assassinated May 14, at Yokohama mittee did not get to work till American people, a select committee of eight to admit the ffree discussion ol the under Garza Ayala, at a place called Los Japan. He was attacked by six men while Bugbee, telegraphoperatdf,awasiexamined at Senators be appointed and instructed to inquire whole of the contents of the treaty of Ladrones, forty miles north of New Laredo, length, touching the loss ,of certain old telegrams. into and investigate charges of fraud, riding from his residence to the palace at 8 He could not find_them*.Iho.ught San Stefano." This is the principle of illegality, intimidation, violence, and other Mexico, and after a severe engagement completely o'clock A. M. The murderers selected an un the rats had destroyedthem. Gen. Butler examined obstacles to free and honest sufferage, occurmg routed them, making many prisoners which Lord JBeaconsfield has so persistently frequented part of the route, cut down his the witness w1&8gre"att spifif and at said election, in the States of South and capturing horses, arms, etc. Manyaie horse, killed the driver and slaughtered their contended, and about which he has earnestness The witness iaentifiediettai Carolina, Florida and Lbufsiana, and also into reported killed and wounded on both sides, telegrams, and a long confidential communication all similar charges which said committee, victim as he sprang from the carriage. The all along refused to assent to any sact of of BpuldS J^erreSeoretej* rtcAGov but details are wanting. Theie was great rejoicing may deem of sufficienty giavity, concerning body was freightfully mutilated, the face and compromise. Young and Alfred D. Lee of Columfus, O said election in Alabama, Mississippi, Oregon, in New Laredo on receipt of the above neck covered with wounds, and one hand cut marked "confidential,"Agiving information or any other State also into all circumstances news. The revolution is regarded as a complete off. The assassins immediately proceeded to regard to a conference^fSoutheca,Repubh- which they mav deem expepient to invest The terrible sufferings of a Tenth Cavalry failure in that section. caiifc 8coi|hrny^ffls|fMBouther igate connected with Ifoepresidential ,,eTectoi- the palace and gave themselves up. They Whigs, descnbmg^he*p^flnW*cT'ieveral of al count in the forty-fourth Congress also company on the Staked Plain of proved to be fanatical followers of the late The war on the island of Cuba is them making suggestions iii referenced into all circumstances of thedissolution ofthe rebel Saigo, although not from his part of Texas, through thirst, are described by finished. The insurrection is entirely at an harmonizing the South, in the nevTerafto legislature and government in the State of the country. Two of them wrote a letter and end. Vicente Garcia will leave the island for introduced on the inaugurations^ Mr*Hayes Surgeon King. They were four days Louisiana known as the Packard government, Other witnesses were called'from thPnost sent it to a newspaper before setting out, declaring and the establishment of the Legislature St. Thomas. All the insurgents in the eastern without water, astd the weather was intensely office department, but nothing of Importance and government known as the Nicholls their reasons. They say Okubo is department have laid down their arms. Gen. hot. Their .predicament WAS was elicited. Thesub,eQmmjtee af Jacksonville, government, and to ascertain|whether or not -selfish and tyrannical, preferring despotism to Wartenz Campos is expected at Havana in a Fla, continued the examination* bfJlMcLin such dissolution of one srovernment and the canseg by the death of their guide, leaving liberty, overrides law at pleasure, is arbitrary few days, when peace will be officially proclaimed. at great length, eliciting but Kttlenot establishment of theother was in consequence them to wander by (themselves until already given to the public. and proud, wastes the public money, excludes of any act or transactions occurmg prior to A proclamation to the soldiers and March 4th, 1877, and throughWhat persons patriots from a share in the government, thus A spring was finally found. Their mouths inhabitants of the island wil be issuedshortly. iTuHsrMY, JuVil.-^a^lAiJflews aC--1 or agencies, if any, and such result wa& excitin rebellion, and fails to sustain* the dignity Capt.-Gen. Jovellar will soon depart for Spain, became so dry that brown sugar would Hhaving*remsed to a^eartetoI'ltne'Mmttee comphshed and the aid committee have of the empire towards other nations. Martinez Campos remaining as captain general. was subpoenoed, and chairman Potter read a power to appoint sub-committees, employ not melt in them. Their voices grew letter addressed to Matthew* to,accompany Therefore they kill him. The seventh accomplice Great festivities in celebration of peace. clerks and stenographer^ admmfeteivrQaths, weak and strange, and their sight dim, the6Ubpcena.disclaimmga^ypttfpose to miterfere^n send for personsiano papers} to exahiroeCwitnesses surrendered himself. any way wtih Mr. Matthews duty 3it during the reeess, with all powers and when asleep they dreamed of banqueting. Milwaukee Produce Market. as a Senator. James E. Anderson wastben recalled of full committee or the Senate, and that all A sense of suffocation was extremely OBAINWheat, opened weak and %e higher, and and examined^ length. Ex-Congreseman CASUALTIES. expenses thereof De paid from the contingent closedfirm No. 1 hard, $1.06% No. 1,1.02 No. 2, Darrell of New Orleans was called and painful. They drank water fund ofthe Senate. Thje Texas Pacific 0 During a storm near Dawson, Ga, 1.00y2 June, 1 00J4 July 98c August 9154c No examined, by Mr. ^l^aJapn^aiii-rtHjej the railroadJQbill was postponed until the first greedily, but it did notvouenoh their thirst 3,8954c. Corn, scarce No. 2, nominal at 37c new the 11th inet. Miss Moore and Mrs. Smith names 6f the principle applicants for the position Monday in December next, 'lhe committee 33@34c. Oats, scarce and wanted No. 2, 2354c. *ttie of Ne Orlean of collector of which shows, the surgeon -thinks, that were killed byflightning, and three others in on pensions, reported in favor of concurring Bye, scarce No. 1, 5254c. Barley,firmand wanted: and testified at length in regard to interviewsMat No 2,62c July 64c. in the House amendment increasing the pension the room were injured. Anderson,1Twd'Senator the sense of thirst resides .not in the with the witness PROVISIONSEasier and inactive mess pork of Gen. James Shields from $50 to^$100 On the 7th inst, while sawing firewood stomach, but in the general system, and nominalat $9.00 cash or July. Lard, prime steam. per month. The bill modifying tbfe. conJ i act $6.75. \Qtte^mm^^^^mWSk^ latter ata steam saw mill, at Fort Fetterman, Wy., with JamesB. Eads, fot crobstvuction of jetties in this case could not be relieved until Chicago Produce Market. the saw burst, a fragment striking Private atthe South Pass jot the MissisSsfipdriver was expressed his entire wilffngnessttiat Anderson to 2 the remote tissues were supplied. GRAINWheat, unsettled, active, but weak and 55s passed, should produce all or any letters in Louas P. Dover, Co. C, Fourth infantry, in the lower at 9854c cash and June 91%c July 884@89 his hapds^rjtfeii bfftifci Matthews head, and killing him instantly. A flaw in August No 3 Chicago 88c. Corn, in fair demand said to witnesslie was atfxioustooblieeft^ HOUSE. June 8.A joint resolution was atlower rates 3654c cash 37c July 37%c August the saw was the eause of the accident. Anderson. Horace Greeiy's woodland lot has been passed authorizing the *seeretary ofifitrfteto rejected 3354c Oats, dull and prices a shade lower At Quebec on the 10th inst., a number at2354c cash 2354c July 2354c August rejected jsiibmits the subject of goMd 'coinage *with sold for $10,000. It is a piece of land A horrible case.of wholesale! pttBOhing 18c Rye, steady andfirmat 5254c. Barley, inactive 1 of hands on the steamer Sarmatian descended exhibits explanatory thereof to the interna-' and loverat 4854c. containing eighty-three and a half acres, tional congress, proposed by the act of, Feb. to the hwer hold to unload oranges, and were recently occurred in Russell County, Va. PROVISIONSPork, heavy and active but weak th rutF, 28. A conference committee' wastiaere upon strewn with boulders and filled overcome by the foul gas. Quartermaster and lower at $8.90@8.95 cash 9.00g.9.02 July ^hin^taX|:paeifaI%(fl^milch the Mexican award bill. The"" general deficiency 9.15@9.1754 August sales at 9 05@9 45 August. Geo. MiUway and a laborer namedPlante were where Mr. Jreel had sown locust trees bill was" passed after' havmjf oeen Lard, heavy and inactive but weak and lower at annoyed by thieves stealing butter. To suffocated before they could be got out further amended. Sessions were ordered for $6.67 cash 6 72!4@6.75 Jly 6.8254@6.85August. in rather a promiscuous fashion. In his every night next week. Bulk meats, easier at $4.00@5.00@5.1254. stop it,,she,put strychninem^all the,rolis The Galveston Neias special says the famous old vehical, known around Chappaqua New York Produce Market. of a certain firkin* placexf^t iSrireonrenient- north-bound passenger train on the Texas SENATE^ June 10.A bill from the conference OBAINWheat, fair demand receipts 147,000 as "Greeiy's ark," the great editor place aneU tke$tiueiB8rito0it it committee, providing for a permarr Central was thrown from the track by a bushels No 2 "Chicago $1.12 No. 2 Milwaukee would drive his stout piece of horse-flesh 1 12@1 13 No 1 Milwaukee 1 15@1 16 amber i ent govgrnmefitfor' the Dis$gof1po|*nbia Lnstead of thieves' eaViiW"**- better as" broken joint two miles south of McKinnyon Michigan 1.16 No. 2 Toledo 1.11 No. 2, spring 11.2 wais submitted and' concurred mfaiigil Si the among them, in his short-sightedness Mrs. MicaliforTe1ieWte^oul they the 7th inst The ladies car and sleeper rolled @1.1254. Barley and malt, dull. Corn, receipts hanSsjjfftfie Presldtejt. .3^aMr|fv-*f[egh, 493,000 httehels ungraded 42@46c steam 4344c~ told, it* andi it wei^httBa^ff^^hUagh paying not the slightest attention to such down an embankment 25 feet, and killing chairman, said it was the intention nf his No. 2. 4654@4654c sound yeilow 54c. Oats, receipts the Wty.^Mri' A*SlfT?SmlrS committee to submit a report at the present Rev. Knowles Shaw, the evangelist, and seriously 78,000 bushels No. 2 white31@31c54 mixed western trifling obstacles as holes a yard deep. session, on the 16th amendment of the constitution, 27@3154c: white western 31@36c planter^^^^sW^f a S I wounding J. Todd Miller, G. W. Henry boulders as high, yong saplings, or overhanging confering suffrage on women. The PRODUCEEggs steady western I45f@15c was at once place* the supper-table and wife, T. C. Mountcastle and two children. bill to strengthen thefoundatiQn.of. the Washington Butter, quiet westers, 7@19c. Cheese, steady boughs, though his guests were *i and-was partaken rffob^iam&bftforir Ohio, steady at 5tf@7C 3f-$#fc TwelVe others were painfully but not dangerously monutni&t wjUijtffefeldt&Jey^Siikys apt to be of a different mind, and all the of whom-Andre*. J^fiTjSZ 17. The river and harbor appropriation pul f/ itft i wounded. was taken up, and Senator windom spoke at time would talk about the great advantages A Port Huron dispatch of June 10th The economy of the French' is proverb length in favor" of the improvement ofthe vood^ied^aie^o .^i of forest-planting trom a politicosocial-scientific ttw says the Propeller Montgomery took fire and "lississippi |river. jenatorf ial, and the following is only a fair sample !hweother ^pencec,sajd the 3 fere taken dangerously ill, ibwKwere it.now^itoodjpropriated/^,700. burned to the water's edge, while at Point view. When no visitor All pieces of dry and damaged bread are fnmamt"mmaVrm^!male& fflas arve at latest accounts. 'TY Edward's dock. Her lines were cast off and Th came V-J utilized. Some of it is dried in ovens and (offered him a victim, he found his way Mi $7,330,000. VaHoutf^sfaendments to the bill she drifted down theriver four miles, where used in soup at low-class restaurants, spme *BBMthicken^f to the woocUfkra and chopped about were submitted and"agreed tot t=src=s the tug Crusader shoved her on the Canadian pounded into a white paste and used by with an ax. To-day the plor is covered ing gravy. HOUBBV Juueji Jp,r^The conference pert bank. The fire originated in some broom meat-men to ornament cutlets,' while fhe on the military appropriation bill was with a scrubby growth o locusts as big cprn that was stowed on deck. It is supposed poorest crusts are reduced to charcoal and aeJee3(fo.:"/phe H^ejo^iccf cplef lb Ornament youHSnuAibirwi th flow- AS a man's arm. ^*6fri^ that some person had been smoking, a pipe converted into a- tooth paste. mentals Senate rhv -m gi&efM aTfcsslwiW btm.*mw&\m&H