The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-01
FROM EUROPE.
Details of the Derby Race.

Details of the Derby Race
LONDON, June To-day was the second OF the
EPSON summer meeting. The great feature of the
day was the race for the Derby stakes of sixty
sovereigns each, half forfeit, for colts stone 10
pound, and fllies stone pound, three year old,
the owner Of the second horse to receive 800 sove
reigns, and the third $50 sovereigns out OF the
stakes. great crowd was present. The race was
won by "Kingcraft"
The following is the summary
Lord Famouth's Kingcraft, one.
w. S. CrawfOrd's br C. Palmerston, two.
Fifteen horses ran for the DERBY stakes to-day
Muster was third, and close up to Kingcraft, and
Palmerston at the finish. The race was well con-
tested throughout.
Marine Intelligence.
QUEENSTOWN, June LISTENERS City of Cork and
Idaho, from New York, arrived yesterday.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 1.-Steamer Donau, for Bre-
men, arrived this morning.
LONDONDERRY, June 1.-Steamer Hibernian, from
Quebec for Liverpool, arrived to-day.
A Sculling Match.
LONDON June 1.-The sculng match between
Kelly and Sadler has been fixed for July ID at New
castle. The stakes, e2O0 each, have already been
deposited. The start will be made hour before
high water.
obituary.
Cyrus Reddng, the author, died to-day, aged
eighty-fve
Cyrus Redding was native of Cornwall, and was
born in lIS5. For many years he was connected
writer the London Pilot the Plymouth Chronicle,
the Narat Chronicle, the Dramatic Revte,c, Gattg-
ndnis Messenger, of which he was editor from 1915
to 1918, CObuTnS NeiU Monthly Magazine OF which he
was one of the editors from 1920 to $780, and other
periodicals. He also wrote number of volumes,
and published translation of Theirs consulate
and Empire
The weather is somewhat unsettled to-day.
The brazilian Crops.
LONDON, June 1.-The mail steamer, which has
just arrived at Lisbon from Rio Janeiro, brings ad
vices that the sugar and cotton crops Of Brazil pro-
mise to be excellent
NapoIeon's Future Movements.
PARIS, June 1.-Napoleon, on his return from
Chalons In July, it is said Will go to Munich.
The ResIcide Conspirators.
The Gazette des ITfbuneu1 says ocially that only
twelve among the prisoners arrested for completely
In the regicide plot will be brought before the High
Court. fhe Others will be discharged
Hard Up for Something To Do.
The American and English residents OF Tours
have forwarded their congratulations to the Empe-
his escape from the plot Of the assassins. The
Emperor has returned his thanks for their conside-
ration
1t is reported the Prince Imperial will soon be
afllanced.
Movements OF Bismark.,
BERLIN, June 1.-Count Won Bismark is at Ems
in Nassau, in company with King William.
The North German Elections.
The elections for deputies in the North German
Parliament will be held about the middle OF Septem-
ber, and those for members OF the Prussan Diet as
soon afterwards as may be.
Raid by Italian Refugees.
GENEVA, June IA large number OF Italian refu-
gees have collected on the border, but the Swiss
Government has taken active measures to prevent
| their departure. Notwithstanding this, few sue
ceeded in eluding the authorities near Como. and
entered Lombardy, and troops were Immediately
despatched in pursuit.
| This Afternoons Quotations.
| FRANKFORT June 1.-United States 5-2Os opened
| quiet at e5H.
PARIS, June 1.-The Bourse closed firm. Rentes
| 74f. 70c.
ANTWERP. June Petroleum closed frm.
| HAvRR, June 1.-Cotton opened heavy az 1851. on
| the spot
BREMEN, June Petroleum opened fiat here and
| quiet at Hamburg.