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WHOLE NUMBER 2,026.

INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1876.

PRICE TWO i CENTS.

ALBERT GALL

CARfElS,

WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, . OIL CLOTHS. EV GOODS m KEI P1TTEEHS. j lOl TE. Washington St., Opposite the New Court House. Bots«* tm ArtverttMn. Advertisements to secure Insertt n upon the mme dsv must be handed In at the counting room before 1 o’clock. _ jNfcJdtters addreteed tlnpi j to the number of * bo*, and without the mme of the party for whom In-ended, are not to be delivered through the Poet Office, hut sent to the Dead Latter Office, in accordance with section 60, Regulation of IMS, United Mutes Laws. Such letters, in answer to adirertirenients must be left at The News office to insure delivery.

HANTM/t.

ANTED—1-ONEMAH.

if ANTED

I Teimeseee tt.

H A IV r xn,

DAY HOARDERS,

■ 167 NORTH

Tl/ ANTED—(iOOI) UIJKL Noi ^ UKNKRtU YY housework. Apply at St OoUege arc. 1 \\AMH- SI f DAT ON TO DO Hoi SK nw.wh in ptivate family. Address R., this YJLJ AN * RD— EXPERIENI ED i&IRt'TRON* .TT ers at Kddy A We.fs, 96 and 2S North

HR1, TO DO

Apply ::j*

, ; [j ]_ ! T*/ANTED—A NEAT OTR6 t’OR CiENERAL TT housework; must be a good washer and ironer, st li6 Blackford st. i tl

UUKUAL

ref-

.. era at Kddy A We.fs,

Pennsylvania M.

TIT ANTED-GOOD GERM A N TH] v T housework in a small f .mEty.

Faat Kexv York st.

ANTED - (MMA) BALEMMAN Tv pav to the right man. Address, eienoe, B. li A « o , this office. •

LAD if.

with

Wf ANTED—BY' A YOUJIO

Y T tion as copyist In some office references addrcM M. Q. 8., News

i/ANTED BOARDING

dam ft

Address

married folks.

. aSitcTFor farther fflee. oh! ENTLIMAN are not old office. 1 AN IN A

‘THE JUDGE ”

Tj/ANTED

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ANT ED-A CURL AT 4t MALOTT

\JkJ ANTED-"I"GOOD IHilfE WOMAN <XK*K

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in a first clasr family where i

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TE< ANTED-GOOD STEADY SfAN IN YT grocery and fjueensware stole; mus# have SlfOto #200; will pay msonablo wages. Address Queensware. News office. I r AN TED— T C>~REP SIR R TIN' GUT-

the same, at

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26 Ind'ana

11!

AYE.

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TT teraand spouts, and re pain one-half the usual cost, by a ~ emnloyment. Address Mec

avenue.

ANTED-IT KNOWn TT picnic will be held at M of the city, Saturday next, Jur are invited, as a grand time wil hand will be In attendance,and

1 ol

A GRAND grove, east one and all ■; a good all day.

at West Market st.

“Yy ANTED—A FEW GENTEEe'

T17a?

Vv week at 124 East Ohio st.

BOARDERS

‘ANTED—BOARDERS BY TH* DAY OR

—MMtojB— _

4 KFa NT ED - EX S .NT)- H AND SADDLE F< )R

TT boy. 399 North IlUnoU at.

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jraH HAI.B. jp’OR SALE-PONEMAH.

■pOM SALE-THE JUDGE.

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TT hoy. 399 North Illinois t , I__ -|j OR Sa LE-8ALOON—CH SAP- 1NQUIRE ;!7 Y|7 AN i ED—GOOD GIRI, FOR GENERAL JT Kentucky av. _ ^ n P«» TT houeework. 264last Ohio. 1 Tpoit SALE—NO. 1 Miiriig infilff—iri'Ai.i. at

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Vm/ ANTED—rURl'H ASRi FOR HOME-' IN’ I? - < 11 tTord ave. _. M] Ul_ ^ Mkhtwood. 66 K. Market at. nv • TjHJR SALE—BKIGHTWOOD LOTS—APPLY 68 "Wf ANTED KALBOMINING, nreOPERCEH^ K East Marketat. uv® W ing. 71 North Pennsylvania«. ns! wtor BALK—wboDRUFtf pIIaor LOT—

orth ITncsylvaniart. 2 GlRDENERK ANI)

P»l

FARM

VlfANTEn-'JGARDEF

YV hand. 16^ K. Wash, st., room 3.

TMTANTJ-ib-VoK 2 gjjtxjj;dIhANlTSTORE Tv frents. Address W. L.. News office, so! H/ ANYEO-LOVBJtS OF ART TO CALL AT TT i shradcr’aand see the preserved How ers. TTT AN?Eb“ MORTGAGE AND OOMMi-UO

TT efal notes. R. 8. Dorsey, 16 Bates Block,

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Hit anted-oash’buyer for $t» arion : W piano. Harvey Wiahard, 3oS. Meridian.

r»n lift!

TION BY GIRL TcTdo k. Apply 418 North East

TjOR 8ALK-V\OODR1KP PgACE ! LOT ft X 1 #4,000. No cash down. 0 ° 1TOR SALE-OLD PAPKRE'^MjjcKNiJs “PER

hundred at The News office.

S’ UJUVAACU 0.1. A iJvJ Av g; VT O tfLMLU. j V HyOR 8ALB—FINE HORSE AMD BUGGf J? Cheap. 188 East Washington st. It!

R SA LE-OHA RO JA L-AT barrel. 197 East Wasiiington TOOK SALE- HOKSK - VERY ( mTj ' ' mam m

years old. No. 104 Plum st. L or SALE—HIONEWARE U 1 V LouIs hdr. at 8 eta. per gal. fi

lITull ■use wo:

m; ANTED-SITU

TT general hoi

■tieet. ; f -/ . ■TIT ANTED- GIRL AT 61 CENTRAL AYE.: TT moat come v. ell recommeaded; German •pre wired, „ w^l* ih

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Louisiana, at 8 cts. per gal. fqt cash j|Ojr “ SAI.EL'wbODRL i- F I'LA< E

ar—EIGdT Cherry, bo wes r

n o!

I ■■ H Ia>T-

#4,0(X). No cash down. J, T Macsuckv. o° OR SALE—A COVERED T DELI VERY

erreu ’ r. LOR SALE-GARDEN H rANTED—WAGON AND HORSES, < TIKAJ’; JT quality, at Bull <t Co.’a. 82

,a ^ ^ HPSLwf» 1 * Jv 1 1

F wagon. Cheap. 6 Martindale Block, tv * lX>t BALE—WOODRUFF rajicL! LOT J: #4,000. No rash down. J T. Mai'aul«y. o* OR SALE-GARDEN H0b| OF ii-.-C

nHI ,, it! ■ U/ANTED-M llkDIUM SIZED MULES, TT from 4 to 6 years old. CitUen’s Street Railway Co. " 7 ns Hi/ ANTED—<3000 GIrUaK GIRL TO DO TT general housework. 1«S East Washington 1, room 3. ! AIPHSM—IMMEDIATELY — 300 STRAW tick* to fill at Reno & Blowveit s, 440 East —■—at ns?

Georgia st. i :

I iAOR i LOT—

•4,010. No cash down. J T. kfiactOligT. o '

J, OR BAL*—WOODRCFF

TT general housework

Street, room 8.

VlTANTEl YV tick* to Washington

^RT AfcTBDMfrt KIRR-A GOOD mAMTON YY or carriage for several mouths. 14 Talbott A New’a Block so!

■lirANTED- A pi.ACE Tt) DO HOUSEWORK T Y by a *1*1 who can give good references. Call at 188 Map'e st. st! ^17ANTED-THE L4 DIES THAT WANT T T plaiting machines to call at 127 W. South , afreet; price ei complete. i t! Hvr ARTKI •—PERSONS TO KNOW TREY ( AN YY buy stoneware at 8 cents per gallon, for j cuh, at lie West LouUlana. n ol •MTANTEIL-TO HUY A HORSE AND8MALL TT spring wagon, suitable for grocery bn Iiit sa t all 6<i6 North West »t. 1 o! fl/ANTED-TEABSTERS TO CALL _ Lf Tf Black’s mills and buy corn and oats,cheap; f« cd of sll kinds cheap for c*ah. ^ i s! f "lYT ANTED—INVENTORS* AND PATENT YY riglrt men st Washington Model Shop and BolieiUug office, 11534 E. Waah st. ul uh w-s ' \Y7 ANTED A NEW OR NEARLY NEW TT phaeton or small carriage for firstcliuis •took. 14 Talbott A New’a Block. s o! Hi/ANTED-ALLiTO KNOW THAT EIR8TTT class livery rig*, at panic priecs, at Reno A Bio volt's stable, 440 E. Washington st, ns?^ MY/ANWCD-A FihST-CLABtl ACTION mL v T ▼ hex can find employment by addrestiug Hccsler Organ Co., CentrotHle, Indiana. 1 o

r OR SALA—CHIMNEY TOP8-AT 59 8. ILLIr nola street. Cures smoky chimney, nn s.Cw* Xj OR 8ALK-THE CHEAPKN®""ANft BEST I 1 hat*.in the city at Frank Ryan’s, 28 South Illinois at r |] j s n 'isOR**8Aijt—yTmT c. a. eykcjjUdiuU and JC hath tickets at Cobb’s drug store, opp. HotelBates. ■ tl te IJOR SAXE-TEAM, 2-1IORSK jjVAGONTND r harms* for cash or for trade. Call at 801 N Tennessee st. ■ [j ns! ■t i’RITaIk-potatoes To LiK- one ir x A- centE a bushel In store at Wallace block. Awt.bew Wallace. ts TPOR fiALE—SOME SMALL NEskT HOtTBFT^ i Well located. Cheap. G. W, Alexander &

Co., 2H Nest Wash st.

Lost BALE—WOODRUFF r f40Cft. No cash down. J. T.

TTMJR BALE—WILLSEeLGROCRRIES DOWER JT for cash than any house in the \yest can. Gome and price them Andrew, Wallace, t s a, OR BA LB—STOCK OF MBRCHANT TaILC or’s goods cheap. No. 207 Ean Washington ■t. (loth and caasimeres by the yard if desired.

JR BALE—PURE WHITE

CE LOT— ADLKT. O'

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1? No family should use any other kind of vinegar. Bold by wholesale by Andrew WaI1 ‘ /> “ • : [ ! *8 SALE-TWO SPLENDID BULGING _ lots, northwest corner of North Meridian and William streets. Inquire at 21 West Washington st. nh?

YJM)K BAI.E— A GOOD MANY^EOO: 1; phaetons and buggies; a so aifew strictly first-class. Shaw Carriage C< Georgia street. _ • i,|,

F lots

JND HAND lew new ones. Co., 31 Hast

\JU ANTED BOARDER-. 89 INDlAeiA AVE.; I: away carriage in excellent order. T. V. TV room* lor rent; with or without board; day fw>k. sign painter, northea-st corner \\ aehingtou WwiYd ti YkPr wppk Mr« m \ Woir.ur tya j and Meridian etfl. oh

board $4 per week Mb* M. A Wright, oa 117ANTED—MAN AND WIFE TO BOARD

and occupy front room at 351 Masstchu

•venue; room furnished of unfurn’shed. 1 ANTED- FARRIS IN ALL PARTS OFTHE

city property N. M. Ron* & Co., a dale's Market street block, nu °

Targe room

TV State for room 11 Merit

avenue and Blake street, for Room s Journal Block.

XV ANTED-TO RENT—A TT near Indiana avenue *n< Berea Sunday School. Rood

st!

lir ANTED—(1ENTLEM AN~YNDwTfk'OR 2 TY gentlemen to occupy unfurnished front

Cook, wgD painter, northeast corner Washington R. 8a le_ a mce 10fW STOCK OF E groceries in a bright place. Invoice about 94C0. Would take a good gold watch in part pay. Address Waahington, News offleeT^ ! CUH SALE-GAS FIXTt R&, AWNING. 1: counter, shelving and show cases. Will sell cheap, as I am going to leave the city. Call at 188 Feat Washington street, up gtalre. o u!

room and board In family,

sot

S94 North Delaware.

Cashington street, up i

t OR SALE— LOT ON ALABi F above Tinker rt., east side. W #600cash, balance 9 and 21 months, est lot in the market. Greene, Fin

10 Martindale block.

•Tli ANTED-TO TAKE YOUR ORDERS FOR TT door and window screen*. Send postal Card to 260 MaasacliuaettaaT. W. H. Fulton. ■ no * . ,

YT Fletcher'*!

Cal! to-day at No. .

Bovn.

.A st.i JU8T Price, tl 800^■Thc cheapurgesou & Co.,

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TO TRADE—k GOOD LOT IN • Oak Hill for a hone and buggy. No. 26 East Georgia at. Wiu. T.

t OR SALE-A FIRST-CLJ r ing a good businem. The i

Are i ■ ‘

1*7 ANTED-TO SELL-A FIRST-CLASS TT family carriage, m od aanew, or exchange for top buggy. jTw. Cooper A Co., 6 Baldwin’s Block. n ol IITAN.TKD—SI DATtON FOR AflO GIRL YY to do general housework; be*t of refer encet given. Can be found at 72 South Beutom •treet. \ J lYrANTRD-ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED YV with nasal catarrh tooaU on Dr. F.W. Rose, room 10 Boston Block, M Delaware at .and be cured. aa-w,s,m • IIJ ANTED—FAMILIES IN THE CITY TO YT try our fancy Morning Ro«e floury $8 per barrel. Black’s mi Is, comet Archer and Cllf-

r,OR SALE-MONITOR I ha* done all the cooking, irg of a family of seven, a

and with little trouble.” J. VV. oj East Market at, Journal building

OIL ST' ikSSK

trifling expense Smith A Co , 80

t’

largmip. Inquire on the pr

Black’s

ford avenue.

1Y7ANTED—TO , LET -2 ELEGANT SUITES Yf of rooms; also two single rooms, with board in a private family; board <5 per week. No. 529 North Meridian o •

CONTRACTORS.

11/ ANTED- HAIR WORKERS-2 EXPERlVY enoed hair workers; only thosemeed apply that can deevcrvthing pertaining to the bus mam Address Hair Works, care News office.

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ANTED—idtFlNii ANNA SM TH. FOR-merly-Mari - - --

ofTering at a. large H latest sD lee and foil Black A Backus, 36 an'

ia*

IUVUULT,

discount, all of the very lly • waitanted ftm class, d 88 East Mary land street.

, . j . . itt; ling, detective, she interest. Rooms 1 •

n o!

K Pelav

ne w,8,'j:

MffiT ANTED- Yi YY the 2 th of

Virginia at #8 50 t

; If she will call on J. J. Blse will he r somethin* to her and 4 Talbott A New s block. PERSONS AFFLIJTED and lung diseases to call on 10 Boston Kook, North

going elsewhere.

)V TO KNOW THAT AFTER one the Oxford House, No. n will offer board and lodging

■ .50 per week; day board #150; transient 75 cents per day. »uo! TE/ANTED-RENT REDUCED-I AM RENT VV Ing new cottages on and near street railat greatly reduced rates ; no better for the ’ the city ; call and aee tor youreell.

H. Emil tm u

pisi 1 William

> i’KKffi H verbenas.

ANTED -PERbONS DESIRING BEDDING

■HI bulbs, the floral line, visit Hatfield’s

U ut

roree, g. ram ythlngln the sbouMT visit

baskets or any

and sice.

Arsenal avenue.

r ANTEli—TO EXCHANGE ONE OF THE beet farms 1* the State, 40 artles from the Ci*y, no incumberanoe, for a good business block: will pay cash or assume Incumbrance;

aasrl&f

CALL ANL Hi the next 30 days; a out in above Mme upo

rlMAMOHL.

F'V-—

WiJH SALJt OM COR SALE OR TRADE (J 228 East Market, and 22 ( H or part. Call on A. Bird, tt ^

en, are H not afra:

Market atreel

COUND-FONEMAH.

r i •

WO UNO.'

ill

U OU* D-MONTTOROIL

JP for ironing, etc.

NTOVEea* Utte k Co., K

It saves

coal dust ” i. W. -« ■

Journal Balding.

OUND-ftONIYOR OIL 8|ote-»my WIFE

XOM It KMT.

jpOK RENT-FONEMAH. 1JKJR RENT—8 RfM)MB, NOT® WEST GKOKJ? gla st. 1_ COR KENT—A~Ft?RXLSHED RWM. 72 E r Maryland st. at!

pER.SONAL-l’ONEMAH. P KKS(1NAL- TBE judge:

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WKMSOMAl..

Dl.R.'ONAL-16O.(J00 JUDGE CIGARS SOLD IN * 8 monthR and the demand Increasing

tyom RKNV—DE8IRARLE ROOMS IN GRAND .J’F. j J Opera House Hotel. , uu° pEKSONA I^-MADAME UUMONT, THE RU3- — :—4 4;a Sian, leaves for the Uentonnial thU even.

POK RENT—ROOM8, A LARGE t ARLOR; JT 105 North Meridian st. 1 tl h, OR RENT—STc RE RIKJM 270 B. WASH! *•.- r ton street. Ai^bbt gall. uu®

If OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMa

r l>oaid, 18 E. New York st 1, OR RENT hO'U E OF 4 F qolre at 451 E Washington st

a. OK RENT—10 KOOM HOUSE ON BEuLK

JT fontsine st. Ca’l 229 same at. If OK RENT—DWELLING HOC 165 r net see. 8 rooms. J. M. Jubah. j'OK ' RENT—H< if SK OF" FfVE

"roomsI

rent#l;>. Inquire Cl Rnasell ave. n*l If OR RENT^NICELY FURNISH* J ROOM P with Imard, at 80 West Maryland st. 1 h! ft OK RENT—SEVERAL NICE ROOMS WiTH P good board, at 285 North Delaware st. 1 h' TV"OR RENT—HANDSOMELY FURNESHED J 1 fror t and back rooms, at 128 N. 111. *t n n! RENT-TWO BOOMS EN8UITJB ON

n h!

OOTTaGB,

EOB

I? first floor, unfurnished ; 149 N. Penn

fOK RENT—FOUR BO >M COTTAGE, J* north, #10. App y 8. Rhodes, 59 8. XU. st. to* ■761 ftlENT—sio E. VV A SH1N i iTO.N 3TREET r store room, dwelling and stable, #16. n c! YTok iuent—dwellTno ii use m arch r st Thomas L. Sullivan 24X E. Washington st. tv I? OR BKNT- GOOD FURNISUKD ROOMSi P with or without board. 84 South Illinol* •treet. no! TPOR RENT—FU RN»H ED ROOMS FROM :#4 Jj to #10, for gentlemen. 121 North Delaware st. • 1* Y.OR RENT- FURNISHED OR UNFURP nished r.oms, 138 East New York st, near

Alabama.

For rest

-FURNISHED

1 9!

FRONT ROOM,

F with board for man and wife. 245 North Illinois st. 1 o!

Illinois st no I. OR RENT—WITH BOARD—A JFRQNT

JC room nicely furnished. Mrs.

RENT-FURNISHED HALL IN GRIP fllh’s Block. Inquire of J. McGaw, 16 N.

in*

SI E Vermont st.

McCbesuey,

n ol

IJiC

I; Mass, a-e. Apply at 121E. Vermontstreet SHOVEK <L t HBIST AS. t S |56r RENT^ROOX SOUSE WITH ALL P conveniences. No 79 East Vermont street. SFOVKB A ClUUSTTAir. _t 8 |. OR BENT—9 ROOM HOUSE, WITH ALL P conveniences. No. 2t8 North Alabama st. SHOVXK A CHRI8T1AH. tS "if OR Rmfr—HOUSE 7 ROOMS, NO. 66 r North East st. irreen, Ferguson & Co., No. 10 Martindale’s Block. i s |70R h ENT-TEN" ROOM DWELLING 61 r MericWftn st., cor. of First. James N. Mayhvw, 50 E. Washington st un* 1, OR RENT-ROOMS UT CIROLK HAUU £ large central and cheap, with water and gas n each. Wm. H. English. v« TCtOK RENT—A." PLEASANT SOUTH ROOM J; with board for two gentlemen, or man and wife. No 47C N. Illinois st. oh! £ OR RKNT-A BRICK "DWELLING OF NIN E r rooms, corner Noble and Huron sts. J. K. Sharpe, No. 49 8. Delaware. us* IOR RENT-A HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS, CEi7-

f OK RENT-STORE ROOM. 133 SOOTH MEJ? ridlan street; very desirable for wholesale, fnqi/ire on premises, up stairs. 1 h! OR RENT-5 ROOM HOUSE WITH WATER,

F lar, gas, well, cistern; f o. 348 N. liberty st. Inquire No. 311 Liberty st. 1 o!

In<;

F gas, etc.. No- 761 East Washington street! #15 per month. Shov«b & CHKisriAtr. ts I, OR RENT- STOKE ROOM, 7» W. WASHA Ington street and rooms alvove same. Thomas L. Sullivan, 24% B. Waahingtonst. s* CWR RENT-HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS, 43 N. I; East st., and house of 7 rooms, 33 N. Noble st., very cheap. A Galvin, Little’s Hotel., so! UOR RENT-HOUSE WiTH g^SOOMS, JT grates, stable, etc.. No. 481 N Mississippi f treet. Inquire at 494 North MisMssippl st. t ’ |70K RENT-ONE BRICK" HOUSE, #50"PER 1; month, and one house #35 per month; all conveniences: centrally located. Apply 39!) 1, Tllt-.nl.- I

North niinoisst.

STORE RO DM

t' OK

r No. 336 K Washington st., with rooms above

W. Rivera, Agent,

un*

RENT—FIRST-CLASS

«. 336 E Washington " if required, at low rent.

First National Bank

IJtOR RENT—ONE-HALF OF NICE LITTLE JP cottage, about 3 or 4 rooms, water and gas; on Market st., between Illinois and Tennessee sts./ Apply at house. I _ OR RENT AT IXJW PRICES-ROOMK IN J; Bates Block, Pennsylvania ■treet, large and small room'- on second and third floors. H. Bates, Jr., No 7 Bate* Block. uu* If OR RENT—A TWO STORY " HOUSE OF 8 r rooms with large h»ll: can be used by two families or for a boarding house; rent $25 per month. Call at 91 K. Market aU a 0 , OR RENT—NEW 3 AND 4 _ ROOM OOT-

tages

4 ROOM

I It from $10 upwards, on and near street railway; cellar, well, chrteru and large lot. W, Rivers. Agent. First National Bank. un* Jj-OR RENT-STOREROOM NO. 106 NORTH

a. OR BALE-WOODRUFF PLVCE-Osa OF r the meet desirable.lots In Woodrnff Place, east front, near la’ge fountain, for 84,000, being •2.400 less than market price. J.T. Macauley, 110 Soti'h Meridian street. j!' ta»_

SAf.OoN-IKL

mSSaBBmSBm . MCMnil fixtures i nearly new and In good condition. Satisfactory reasons given for se ling. Inquire of Geo. O. Griffin. 187 East Washington at. ^ s si

STOVE - ‘IT

and iron-

Y70R SALE—A FINE STAND FOR A BUSlJC ness block, on the comer Daughtertv and East sta 47 feet front on Daugherty by 110 feet deep on East st. Price #75 pgr front foot. A

> premises. i h!

Meridian st. A1 to sleeping rooms from #4 to #5 per month. Apt y to McOnat, Foote A Co.’a Stove Store, 61 ar d 53 W. Washington st. u • |?OR REN T-HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS! WITH C gas, water and stable, 83 Eau Pratt street: price #40 per mouth. Inquire at house or of Strong &, Pierson, room 11, Wright’s Block, n o! JOK RENT-JUNE 1st, THE NORTH HALF ? of the elegant residence 26 Fort Wayne avenue. Also east half of brick residence 77 East Walnut Apply 79and 81 Fort Wayne av. ut* CO» MNT-STORE ROOMS AT FROM #"20 TO f >30 per month; sui ta of rooms from $>> to >9 per month, In Bacon Block, Fort Wayne avenue Inquire at room 2, same building, or 34 Circle street. iol TJMMt RENT—HOUSE NO. 19 W. MARY" lard street, containing f vur rooms, suitable for office* or anv light business; rent lo* to a respectable part}’. Inquire of J. H. Johnston, 85 East Maryland street. U* TNOR RENT—FURNISHED, A ME# TWOS' atory house on Main street north, within five minutes walk from Post Office, hot and cold water, bath room, everything elegant, good stable, at a low rent. Address G , this office, s t iTTiT kTsTen ■F—Told as u fact u kkr-T-I r have rooms 20x40 feet for rent at reasonable prices to manufacturer* of light articles, d bey are light and In the center of business. Power furnished. Jo*. A. Moore, 84 East Market*! ta*

YTibR r occ

private stairway: suitCu tor utuor. mnnner or other genteel business. Call at niff’s, 42 West Washington street, or James Frank, over Fletcher’s Bank. ta* TXm HHrtP-BRIck HOUSE 13 ROOMS. HOT P and cold water, bath room, water closet, 3 grates and mantlM, cistern, new stable, coal and woedhouse, everything complete. Rent only #45; cheapest In the city. Apply to John G. Blake, 76 E. Market st tv* rou THAim.

fOUSE AND LOT 22? East Court, .23 Bird’s Point.

t OR BALE OR TRADE-A FINE TEAM OF r thoroughbred GotUng koraM.! Also, carriage and Itaruesa. Horses arethoroiuhly brokqulck stepper-, perfectly kind and are aid of the care. 5Uck & Kim, ss East

nal

yuR TRADE - FONEMAH.

COR TRADE-STOCK OF MERCHANT TAB r lot’s goods. No. 207 K W ashington st. s (ri U»OH TRADE-WOODRUFF PLACE U»TSJ- ^‘' C ^ C j BO C,8h doWn . J. T. MaCsPLOT. o° tyoR TRADE—WOODRUFF _ PLACE~lZ)T4~ J? #4.000, no iwah down. J. T. MacAULgr. o* 1HOB TRADE-HOUSE AND LOT Uf YiC,

TBABH-WOODiurr pl.ck Lots-

1: #4.600. no cash down. J. T* MaCaciky. o c ic o« trade—house and lot at imw- £ #650 encumbrance, will take balance in

stock. Apply at 334 Fletcher avenue.

.OKIBADE-WOODRUFF PLACE LOTS1 #4 000. no ca*h down. J. T. Macsuixt. oOlTTRADE WOODRUFF PLACE-ONE OF

mm j*. wmmmtJlum. i

NO EQUAL

£ the most desirable lota east front, near huge fountai $2,400 less than market price

Utter of wood or

last Market

South M' rid an st.

OR TRADE-WOODRUFF PLACE

LOTS—

J. T. M*c*ot4tY. o°

_ found it invalual ie dti using It MiUrely for ■ co., lor

Co., #0 East Market st,.

.3^

JLOHX.

I* #4 000, no eush down

UOU TEADJt- GOOD INSIDE OR OUTSIDE JC lota for good two seat carriage, horse and harness, or a good outside lot for a horse: no encumbrance. Address “Carriage," News office. 1 o >R TRADE—TWEHTT'-l IVE^^SRAR^ OF

T OST—IVNEMAH.

II'I'S.S^SS .1 on htmae and lot, w will >aAe in part payment i J good horse and carriage. Room 5 Journal build

WITH

* tl

ROOMS IS-

alan, leaves for the Centennial thta evenirjL_ j PERSONALL STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD A goods and all kinds merchandise at 32 south Meridian at. in pERSONAL-kOR ToE FIN&iT 8IK HAT * for the least money, go to Frank Ryan, 28 South Illinois st. sn pi r>< >nal-dr.'f7w7ro6E, room ioTbosA ton Block, N. Del *t., treats all form* of chronic disease, cither male or female. Call and see him. *_ us m, wA* • P EPSON A L 7- MON1TI >K OU. .-tt>VE—Uj • would not be without one for double its fort." J W. Smith A Co, 30 East Market st., Journal Building. '

PERSONAL- MONITOR OIL A wife says the saving of ft naid for the stove ” J. W. Ssirr: Market at.. Journal Building.

STOVE -

.. fuel has already SxrTH & Co., 30 E ist

PERSONAL-OPIUM INSTITUTE, NO 247 N. * Tenn. st., Indianapolis. Wf cure the opfom habit In ten days. Nothing charged until the patient says he is cured. Johnson A ' 0«BtCH. un •

ai equally low figures

#126 each. A

“, gold ar

- Ceilings ( ddress Paper Han

Calaomlned at ger, News of-

s t I

PERSONAL-WK WISH TO CALL THE AT- ■ tentlon of the public 1 - i *

lies we are now msking.

neitts rage ft length

bile to the beautiful vlgking. This style is all the

in Europe and thta country. For full i and three-quarter figures there Is no beautiful effect. We also desire to call ntion to our pictures of children. The c are cordially Invited to call. F. H. v, I’hotographer, corner Pennsylvania and

PERSONA Lt- BARGAINS * Bargains Barg* ins In Black Klks, in Black SIDs, in Black Silks, Bargains I Bargains Bargains In Colored Silks, • in Colored Silks, * in Colored Bilks, Bargain* Baigains in Check IndStriped cilks, in Creek ind Striped Silks, in Uhtck and Striped Silk*,

xgaics

-—again*

In Dress Goods, j

in Dres* Goods, in Drees Goods,

Bargains Bargains

Bargains j

in Black Alpacas and Black Goods ih Black Alpacas and Black Goods, in Black Alpacas and Black Goods,

Bargs ins Bargains Bargains

In Table Licens, in Table Linens, in Table Linens,

Bargain* Bargains Bargains

in Napkins and Towels, in Napkins and Towel*, in Napkins and Towels, :

Bargains Bargains Bargains

In White fed Spreads, \ In White fed Spreads, in White fed Spreads,

Bargains Bo-gains Bargains

In Domestic Goods, ; I 10 Domestic Goods, in Domestic Goods,

Bargains Bargains Bargains

iu Ribbons, French Flowers, lame*. Notion* and ladies’ and Children's Shoos, in Ribbons, French Flowers, Laces, Notions and Ladies' and Children's Shoe®, in Ribbons, French Flowers, Laces, Notions and Ladies’ and Children'sKhoe-\

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at Rivet & Pardridge’s Rivet <& Pardridge’s Rivet A Pardrldge's , ‘ ‘Cheapest Store in the City.” “Cheapest Store in the city ” “( 'heapent Store in the City," 84 East Washington Street. 84 East Washington Street. 84 East Washington Street.

TO 1,0AM. 4

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LOAN—MONEY—#1,000 TO #20,000. C. C. Burges*; 91 E. Market st tu • O LOAN—MONEY ON JEWELRY, CLOTfL Ing, etc., at City Loan Office, at 66 North nols street. u * mo LOAN-S3,50u"TO LOAN ON TWO OR 1 three years’ time." Jam** Feans, over Fletcher’s bank. i* r|' O - L()AN—WAN i ED—#80,009 WORTH OF JL short time paper: no commissions J. W, K. I/emon. 86 E. Market j ui fm| ts r» O IjOAN—MON E Y-1N S O MS OP '#1.000 TN D 4 ^ foQI u^ LOAN—SlONEif —YUU CAN BUY OR

rito LOAN X sell a i OOM H.JM

a note, or negotiate a loan, bv calling M. H. McKay, No. 1 Odd Eelfows Hill. ! “ fpOLOAN—MONEY—ON FIRST MORTGAGE

jieph^oo^

and small sums always on hand;

No. 90 -East Market st.

i A Bro.,

pO LOAN-I ENTER THE L with $60,000 for the purehi ml commerc al paper. R. S. Do:

lock.

N£W MONTH »se;of mortgage JOHfST, 15 Bites

rpt) LOAN-M Iiarge“anfrofal to Bank of Coi

LOAN-MONEY ON LONG TIME ON

security at reasonable rates. 11 sums always on hand, Apply

of Commerce.

"O LOAN—MONEY—WE CAN TAKE IMMK- . di- tely some loans on flrst-claas city property. Money on band. N. M. Ross A Co.,R »om 6 Mart indale’s Market at block- ue *

IfiO LOAN-MONEY ON MORTGAGE,IN SUMS JL of #1,000 and npward.ou improved property and improved farms, Interest annually and at the end of the year. J. M. Lord, 82 East Market

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HTMAYMO OM MTOLMM.

(TJTKAYED OK STOLEN—LART WKDNESI>AY io night, a Maltese pony, 14* haul* high, blind in the right eye. and white spot In forebead. She was followed by her col*, a light bay, about a month old. Any informaUoo coocertiipg the animals will be thankfully received at 9 North New Jersey street by the owner, W. D.

Tdu.

KMC m OV AI,. IEMOVAL-DR. FARR HAS REMOVED TO b No. 30 and «2 Hubbard’s Bioek. fm] e U

TAMJSJt UP.

!iPI|Pi | JpONEMAH.

AMMO UMVMMBM TM).

J i"

ofTUEHlOH -Id in the High

fl'llE LADIES OF CHRISTIAN CHAPEL X give a social and Mfawberry festival at *he residence of < bariton Eden. 398 N. Pennsylvania ■treat, Wednesday evening. AH are invited.

as firet payment

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VrHE SABBATH SCHOOL AND' CONGREGAX Don of Meridian Street Church have selected the beautiful grove at Irvington as the place lor their annual picnic next Saturday. Trains by Pan Handle Road leave Union Depot at 9:10 o clock. Ten cents for children aad2$ centt for adults for round trip. Be ready. | o

SOCIBTY MKBTIMOH

/RENTERLODGE, No. 2* F. A A, M.—STATED \j monthly meeHng to-nicht at 7:30 o’clock ~k 4 A. RTTR-ADONIRAM tfiaND ODGE A- Ol Perfocfcon. Meeting thta (Wednesday) . - Work—14°. C. F. HoL-

MOM MM NT, H AT, B, OR TMADB. YOB rent, SALE OR TRADE-HOUSE-9 r rooms, nicely flntabed, grates, man ticplate glass windows, cellar under whole house. Tot SOfeet front, wlthjJtaWe iu rear, southeast.

Le Grande avenue,

s t

.u avau.x- . u rear,

W. C. GacBB, 31 Circle st.

MBIT YORK Cl TT. Fell of aw Fievntor—National Prison

Coavreaa, Etc

Ngw York, June 7.—As one of the elevators in th# Drexel building, corner of Broad and Wall streets, was descending from the seventh story, the wire rope gave way, and the car fell to the ground. At the moment when the rope broke the elevator was opposite the third story, and contained only three persona, ex-Judge Qauckenboe, of No. 7 Warren street, the

conductor and a boy, all of whom were greatly shaken, but fortunately escaped

unhurt

Ibe fourth national prison congress begain it sessions with a public meeting at

Stebiw Seyroo associa

and Mayor Wickham and' Mr. Brant welcomed the delegates, for whom response was made by Richard Vaux. of Pennsylvania, and Z. R Brockway, superintendent elect of the Elmira state reformatory. About three hundred delegates are pres-

ent.

The 6rst Mormon immigrants of this season arrived in the Nevada. Among them are many children. They are English, Scotch and Welsh. They are under the leadership of President John Woodhouse and four missionaries. President Woodhouse said: “We number 120souls in all, witbont counting the four brethren and myself, and the majority of us are either mechanics or farm nanus. Wear# only the advance guard of a very large body; one thousand and more Mormons will sail from Liverpool" on the 28th inst., and the emigration this year will at least be up to the average. We expect to start for Utah this evening.” The New York and Boston division of the New York, Boston and Montreal railroad has been sold under the first mortgage bond foreclosure for $3,230,835, to the Farmers’ Loan and Trust company, who are the trustees for the bondholders. Commodore Vanderbilt is much better. He is cheerful and comfortable.' Daniel Drew is not improving, but his condition is not considered dangerous.

IOWA.

A Pofyonomon* Villain Bagged by

Widow Tan Coll.

Dsvenport, June 7.—Intense astonishment was created in the First Methodist church Sunday evening, being the last meeting held by the revivalist, Mrs. Van Cott, when a young man, known here as A. H. Knapp, general agent for this state of the Singer sewing maphme agency, stepped up to the [platform and made the startling disclosure that his name was C. If. Buffington; that he hid been a gambler, a drunkard,; and debauchee, a villain of the worst type; that he had stopped at nothing less than murder and robbery; that his mother went crazy over his misdeeds, and that he, as far as his folks knew, wasdead. He haa^traveled all the country as a gambler,

over IAXO EWUAMd.jr «H» » ^eatLi WiOI , with gap:biers, and had wrought ruin_in

meny families by his liber publishes a card in the moi

his libertinism. He

morping papers

of Buffing!

aapp, or resident >r fojr t lOraHty,

socially to our best society, and won him the confidence, respect and esteem of all of our business men, to whom he it generally known. He is well known in

assuming his right name of Buffington. What makes these disclosures so startling is the fact that Knapp, or Buffington, has, during a year’s residence in this city, borne a character fojr honesty, probity, sobriety and morality, that endeared

Ini socii "

quently for the Singer company, who promoted him to hia present position in this city. Being so well known, and so little known turns out, the denouement is all the on the streets. He was tinder no ex■Pt at the time he was speaking, and everybody felt the truth, though they shuddered at the horrible revilathms. j Buffington’s aliases are Schuyler, Geo. Mortop, C. W. El will, Harvey J. Merton, C. W. Merton, John F. Graham, L, LaGw 8 *, yto- ;

PMNNH YI. VAJtlA. A Family Marti ere*.

Habbisbubg, June 7.—The fourth member of the Laroe family, near Easton, has died. Allen Laroe, the poisoner, confessed ilmt he committed the deed for money to keep him in the study of law. He declared he felt sorry when he saw his father and mother and others of the family sick, and took a couple of ’ swallows of the poisoned coffee to die with them. When told that his brother Alvin had died, he exclaimed, ‘‘Ob, n^y God! my God 1” and burst into tears. He, refuses to eat anything, and his comrade in the cell found him twisting hie bed sheet, as if to prepare for suicide. The funeral of his father and mother was attended by thousands of people. The money stolen by the murderer was found in the sheep stable, where he said he placed it When taken where the bodies of his victims lay, the

age m

sight did not appear to ma pretsion on him. He attem. the faces of his parents throu ings in the iefe-boxes, but no to reach them, he passed h

th* faces, and shortly after Salt In personal appearance the )m rather prepossessing, and might

a handsome young man.

much Im-

to kiss

the openbeing able hand over the room, urderer is be called

A Dlciiinsal>lie«t Ylsitoir. [N. Y. World, 1st.] Among the passengers who 1 arrived by the Russia on the afternoon oif decoration day, and followed the astute Captain Cork to his quarters at the Bretoort House, was the son-in-law of the Emperor Dorn Pedro of Brazil, the Prince Louis Augustus-Marie-Endes pf Saxony, commonly called Augustus of Saxe-Coburg. TTtis prince is a nephew of the ex-King Ferdinand of Portugal, (who not very long ago married in morganatic marriage Miss Louise Hen-

ITf ren, all

rav*

ebrnaaT 7, 1871, has had

rinces, and ail of them now liv-

r cbild-

Decenjber 15,1864, and by hat , who

r 7, 1871, has had fou

princes, and all of them :

Ing to inherit the Brazilian crown in case of a failure of the line of the elder Brasilian Princess Isabella, wife of the French count of En, who now bas but one child, sn infant daughter. Prince Augustus of Saxe-Oobnrg is a sailor, an admiral in the

ican steamers along the Brazilian coast know him well, and greatly ; like him for his intelligence and his freedom from all— blessed nonsense.

Kee* OM Taele (New York San.J

Daniel Drew’s illness has

Last evening the

his home could barely r from convulsive laughter about Mr. Drew’s health.

peculiar maid at

herself asked

replied,

is nothing the mattdr with him. ie stands on the stain peeking at 11 The visitor looked, and asw Yfr.

at the head of the staircase. The made a grimace, and said, loud jh for the invalid to haar, “He is weaker to-night No one is allowed to see him.” Then she retired, gnnaiug.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. - — — SECOND EDITION. A Family Murdered in Pennsjlrania.

Treasure

Arrlfiiig from Black Hills.

What Will he Bone at Cincinnati.

Something More About B'aine’a Letters, i

Grain Movements Bast and West

Various Crimes and Casnalities.

The

Servian War itabld.

Now IneT*

A Turkish Defeat in Bosnia.

E(c, Etc., Etc.

WAAMJMGTOM. Doing* of lhe Blaine (oatmilteee, Ete. Washington. June 7.—The sub-judica-ry committee to-day continued the investigation of matters affecting Blaine. Mr. Frye on behalf of Blaipe requested that the telegram received from Joerah Caldwell, from London, be printed with the rest of testimony. Mr. Hunton said the sub-committee had no official knowledge of the evidence of such a telegram, that the matter was in the hands of the full committee, as he said he never heard of the dispatch till Blaine allnded to it Hunton said he knew of it, but was not certain he saw it. Blaine—Do you know why Knott did not lay it before the sub-committee? Huntpn—You will have to ask Knott about that Blaine—I did ask, but could not find

out.

Mr. Frye submitted a motion that the sub-committee request the dispatch for publication with the testimony. Mr. Hunton said it would be taken into consideration by the Bub-oommittee. Benj. F. Rice, of Little Rock, Ark, and Nathaniel 8. Rice, of Haverhill, Massachusetts, were examined, but their testimony was unimportant. Blaine said he would like to look at the record to ascertain when the sub-committee was appointed. Hunton said Frye or any other member has as much right. [Special to Cincinnati Gazette of to day.] TUB ABRANGXllKBT Or BLAIttX’s MCTTKBS. The letters appear in the Congressional Record in full. They have been generally examined, and have forated almost the •ole topic of conversation to-day. Their arrangement excited universal comment. Some, which related to the same transaction, were as widely separated as the limits of the explanation would allow, and where a number on U e same subject came together, they were presented in the inverse order of their dates. In short, it would hardly be possible to arrange them either with regard to dates, subject, matter, or the legislation to which some of them relate, so as to create greater confusion iu the mind of the reader. THE NEW MAJrTEK IN THE LBTTXES. The two entirely new matters introdac-. ed by these letters, are held to be the worst for Mr. Blaine as a member of Congress, namely, those which allude to the legislation which he suggested, and which benefitted the gun company, in which he was a stockholder, and his action as speaker in helping through the legislation in favor of the Little Rock

railroad.

ISpecial to Cincinnati Commercial of to-day] Senators who opposed jurisdiction in the Belknap case refrained from voting upon the several questions upon which action was token to-day, on the ground that, as they contend, the senate has no right to proceed further in the matter, there being a bare majority in favor of jurisdiction, whereas two-third* are in their opinion requisite to affirm jurisdiction. It is understood to be the purpose of these senators when the main question, “guilty or not guilty,’’ shall be put, to decline to vote at all, but merely to make .known their presence by answering to the call of their names. By thia coarse they will prevent the conviction of Belknap, as the constitution requires that “no person shall be

n.niMoia.

Grolai Mo*

Chicago, June 7.f

per official fifi of wheat; 7tn

bushels of oats; 41 285,034 bushels of total of 2,388,498 I bushels one week els at this period The stock o# gr

day was 1.121

bushels of corn; 3.969 bushels of

ley; 507,157

bushels of pease. Amount of gra

mam , slevatort, _ m 306 bushels Of corn; 357,091 bushels of rye, ssmI

and

^iw York yeetorueiaof wheat; 525,84* .,042 bushels of oat*; 15,674 bushels of bare * malt, and 15,500 In sight in the states

and Canada, May 27, 1876: Wheat. 10,100,688 bushels; corn, 4,800,333 bushels; pa to, 2,804,496 bushels; rye, 813,037 bushel*, barley, 456.715 bushels. t The exports from the leading seaboard port*, last week, include 45,793 barrels of flour, 1,344,040 bushels of wheat, 1,WM»0 bushels of corn, 87,384 bushels of rja; 8,011 bushels of barley, 12,385 bushels of

oats 2,996 bushels 6f pease.4,428 barrels of *k, 4,282,912 pounds of bacon, and ,380,342 pounds of laid. *

JDAXOTA.

Treasure Iro.rTlMe Bioek HI la. Yankton, June 7.-The steamer E. H. Durfee amved hers <m the 6th from Fort Benton. She brought down about fifty passe n ge rsfro m the Dead wood mine* in Hma. They brought about #90,-

ind^ 1 * “loe* extr «me-

all of them over the doetn^of the Fort

y rich.

ill of tl Pierre route, as that W|pa the only'route where no trouble with Indiana was apprehended. There are fio teams at Fort Pierre. They came in from the hUl* after supplies, and the parties are very tqdignsnt over the order closing the Fort Pierre

route.

11,1,1 n oia. Fir*. M Jraetaawarelll*. Jacksonville. June 7.-The fire hero yesterday damaged the Goltra block to the amount of $4,000, fully insured. O. H. Durbrock & Go., suspender and naektie manufacturers, occupying a portion of the building,' lost $7,500, insured for $5,000; Goltra ft Read, bate, cape and fare, lose $8,000, insured for $4,000. —* —.— - CAL1MOKNIA. Oregon aoae Democratic. San Francisco, June 7.—A dispatch froia Portland says Oregon ha* undoubtedly gone democratic. The democrat* clatfn a majority in the legislature of 12 on Joint ballot A dispatch from Canon, Nevada, says the anti-coolie men continue demonstrations demanding the discharge of Chinese laborers, but as yet have committed no violence. TOUISIAMA. Steamer Saak. New Orleans, Jane 7.—The Morgan steamship Austin struck a snag and sank the( river twenty-two miles below this city, yesterday afternoon, from Havana, with seven hundred hogsheads ol sugar gnd other cargo valued et $80,000. The vessel was valued at $125,000, and is a total lost). No insurance.

riMoiiriA.

Fmbczzllnff Bcveaae OMecr Beta(cncefl, Kte. Richmond, June?.—Thomas £, Milstoad, late internal revenue collector, at Yorktowto, convicted of embezzling, has been sentenced to two yeare imprisonment.

makykamh. Drain of a ftlaliop.

Haltimo**, June 7.—Rey. David Edatjda, bishop of the church of United

^Brethren foged six native of

convicted without the concurrence of two-

third* of the members present.’’ A CHANCE KOR THE 8ILVEE BILL.

Under the new rale of the house adopted to-day, allowing the banking and currency committee to report at any time, that committee will cause early action to be token on the three bills which have been agreed upon, namely: The bill providing for the exchange of ten million dollars in silver for greenbacks, another for the coinage of twenty million dollars worth of subsidiary silver, and the bill in relation to the charges and manner of redeeming and reissuing national bank cur-

rency.

DISTRICT DELEGATION it) CINCINNATI. An effort is being made to send a Conkling delegation from tbis District, beaded by Boee Shepherd, to the Cincinnati convention. Under the decision of the Republican National Committee, the delegates from the District will be enti tled to

a vote.

BLAINE STOCK

has a slightly downward tendency to-day, although his warm friends continue to declare their confidence in his prospects vo-

ciferously and volubly.

MOVKJMNT AGAINST A KING CANDIDATK. It is said that a resolution will be offered in the Cincinnati convention against the nomination of any candidate who bas aided, by legislation in congress or otherwise, in the perpetuation of any fraud upon the government by whisky ring*, railroad grants, or bonds, mail subsidies, District of Colombia swindle, the breaking of the Freedmen’s bank, or who has packed or aided in the packing of any committees in either bouse of congress for these purpose*, or who has failed to oppose these frauds, and who is not a well known reformer, opposed to all frauds

upon the government

Tbis reeolntkm will be aimed Mpcdally at Blaine, who, as speaker for tour sessions of congrese, is charged with having packed most of the committees in the interest of those ring*, and who has never been known to say a word against any

fraud on the floor of the how*.

It is also aimed at Morton and Oonkling in a leas degroe, a* tha senate committees in favor of them frond* were also peeked, for which they most take their share of the responsibility, the senate committees being formed by a caucus of repabi can members, among whom they were ef the oldest end moet influential member* and no inetenoe is on record where Morton

or Conklin#, during fonr yeero, in e

instance, by speech notorious ring fraud

tf y*ero,^lnarinj|

In Christ, died last evening, sixty-one. Bishop Edwards we* a

Ohio.

MMW AMMBWr.

Fire as Elisabeth. Elizabxth, June 7.—Reeves’* coal end wood yard end Martin ft Co.’* dyeing establishment burned this afternoon. Lom $80,000, insurance $30,000. f ^ VOBMIBN. AUSTRIA. tiNNNA, June 7.—Prince OortoehakofT’s recent telegram cautioning Prince Milan, of fiervia, seems without effect IRELAND. Queenstown, June 7.—The first officer of the steamer latrian, Oapti Fiti, from Boeton, May 26, for Liverpool, has arrived at Crook Haven, seeking assistance. The Istrian’s main shaft is broken and she is proceeding under sail. All well. Latke.—The steamer Istrlan is off this port, and a tug ha* gon* to tow her to Liverpool. TDRKtY. R .gusa, Jone 7.—Prince Karageorgevice’a legion defeated the Turk* near

have petitioned Austria to grant them an asylum, alleging that if they are refused they are in danger of aterring. GERMANY. Benlin, Jane 7.—Tbetotok, organ of th* Servian cabinet, declare* war unavoidable now that Turkey baa triumphed and th* program of the Northern powers haa been rejected. Th* official Russian Invalids says the insurgent* are not likely to accept the armistice. CoBiidir4We uneasiness has been created here by the sudden return ol Bismarck for protracted conferences with the emperor. The uneasiness is increased by the announcement that the emperor’a departure for Ems is postponed. Rumor connects these events with certain exaggerated claims on Germany for support by Rufcsia in her eastern policy, which Bismarck, it Is reported, is not inclined to sanction. The Cologne Gazette and Berlin Tribune deprecate too close adherence to the views of Russia. BGYFT. Caieo, June 7.—The report* in London that the Khedive bad been summoned to Constantinople owing to disagreement with the Ottoman governmant are officially contradicted. ' Mew 1 ork Market. New Yoek,

Liverpool Barker - [£fi3fc ‘ib® SH mSdSTW, 0 “ c h »%

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