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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

The barkentlne oceideut Is wrecked In Goose Bag
Oregon
The First Parliament Of the Dominion OF cansd.
was prOrogucd yesterday.
George Fisher has been appointed Consul OF
Greece for San Francisco.
The Chicago Base Birl Club started from Nov Or.
leans yesterday for Memphis.
Barrett, the reporter otthe New Orleans hcdv1ipe
who shot snth and Diepert has beeL released bail
The troops for the Red River expedition will
leave ToiontJ on Monday next.
The California Grand Lodge OF Ofd Felows be 70
TesolNe ed n establish odd Follows colleges
Sent. 10 has been fKed uOon ss tire date for the
,uternstiona' boat race In Lachiao Canada.
The Centenary anniversary OF the Masssc husetts
Ledge oi Free Masons was celebrated Yesterday In
The Rev Horatio Merrill, OF Boston. was arrested
T issrd isrnsd ''' 0'''D 'N'0 '''e' addressed 10 j.
The Indiananolis Y. NJ c. A. are preparing on
large rcale for the International Convention IL thaI
cl,y uuxi month
The California Emigrint Union has deciot to sp-
ays s.en, m S ol croa"9 cities OF Europe aud
William Kimboll was fatally injured on the Mid.
snsaasd 10 biung focks aud vas injured Sy Tie OK.
fIosion,
The people NJ Grlnnoll, Iowa, hadn Grand celcbrn
t,or on "wednesday occasion OF the bcginping al
cCsn,rSi Rarosd We WV ''''' ''''''' " ''' ''N'
The Red Stuckings Of Cincinnati and the Fores,
ClE Cnh9t Cleveland played enme q base ball yes
i. Forest City,S. ''''"'HS''
Tho Grand Lodge o. Odd Fellows Of the State Of
CnifoInia has elected 6 W Daniels orani Master and
United states.
Dir Francis Hincks anrounced in tho Dominion
bssa % S On Hay s s s for S G
chase II lne Red River Territory.
I"isG r. oy S' sla ap
Gsiss i9 VII, SIS % u the sinking Of The
The North Carolina Republican Convsn - .>s-
s1.y polnstSd e rss Of E,iss 70, As
ntnsts.t,ona OF or WI ssd ayy ao,d.a ~
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NEW JERSEY.

The GRAND jury OF Hudson county yesterday visit
cd the Iommunipaw Abator.
The Jersey City Schutzen Corps enjoyed q schut.
Eenfest Ia Mount Pleasant Park yesterday.
The ReEOlutes OF Elizabelb and the htlantics o
Brooklyn play match game Of base ball Ia WaVefleJ
to-day,
The officers OF the Second Regiment N. a. g y. j.
Newark. last evening seTsnaded their new command
ant. Col, Allen,
A wealthy and pious lady of Elizabeth has been
dismissed rom her Church for shoplnung She q
kleptonanilc.
The opening OF tho Nysck Extension Railroad was
postponed on account OF the ness Of Mr.. &. A. Sis
sion, the protector.
john Ford three years OF age, was burned g.
death nv failing the stove IN his fathers hou ln
licrson alley, hewHTk yesterday.
The elopemcnt of Friiz Maker aud Henrietta
Dine has given Union Hll is latest iocd for gossip
The Elrl gave her igthir the slip on Tuesday night
The egg and poultry dealers In New Jersey pro
pose holding Convention to regulate the price Of Their
wares and provide some ans II possible to secure
tho intabiliiy of the hon II viii no klnd Of Eggu
~ - Al I9un'1
billiard match for $5OO side was PLAYED at
T. ID. CeuIsr's billiard hall, bergen Ctv lat evening
bctwee Messrs. Mort Iumphrie and iona Montgomery
o New YOrA, Game Ave hundro1 points up, push shots
barred, Carom table.
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FLASHES FROM TINE OCEAN oABzka

The Scotch iron masters threaten q lock -out.
Cotton closed nt IiHd. for uplapds, and iiSd. foi
Orleans.
The Metropolitan Poor Relief Bill passed In the
Commons yesterday.
Two hundred enigrants went from Londoa yes
terday TO embark for Quebec.
The House OF Lords Yesterday received the Roysi
assent TO tho Naturalization bili.
Iu the House OF Commons last night, Sir J Pakine
ton rave notice Of his intention 20 pIcss the inquiry
into the los OF the steamship CITY OF Boston.
Tire Edinburgh ScotsndR comments the swell
ing Scandinavian emigration to America by way Of
OlbsRow
MenOttl Garitaldi has heen disch.r rged for want
recton Ia ftadelnA-
EnElish engnssrs attach great signilcance to the
speed OF the Nemesis btcaute strerim mo have been
ade In tho arrangement Of machinery for securing
the utmost economy OF coal.
Mr.. M. J. Cramer, Vee-Conrul OF the UHlied
States violently assaulted We terdAy by Au Anert
can residing m LcnSic. He resc ie1 by.she yoico,
and hs assahnt, whose name 10 withheld, was arrest
cd No explanation Is given.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE EMPEROR OF THE FIR FNCg rosa.
ING POSIEs TO THE ARMY


NAPOLEON and Eusenie Riding In the Di.as.
fcctod Distrtcts-Renewed Agitation In
the Feuboure du Tcmple-The Total Vote
on the Plebtscitc-Anotber Prosecution.
Pans, May 19.--Msrshal Canrobert has pub.
lished an order Of the day to the army, which con.
tains q letter from the EmT erUr addressed to the
Marshal The Emperor says Such absurd aud
exaggerated rumors have been rereated concerning
the vote Of the army In Taris, that am cined to
beg you TO say 10 the genei oecrs and soldiers
that nv confidence In the army has never been
shaken" The letter concludes with thanks to the
troops for their frmness and sang frotd daring tue
late troubles In the capital.
This afternoon the Emperor and Empreas In an
open carfiare, ,isied the quarters of the city which
have been the scene OF disturbances for the last few
days.
Symotons Of egiiation are stir apparent 10 the
Faubonrz du Temple. Detacbments Of troops are
marcilns to Bellevie, and crowd In front OF the
Caserne Prince Eugene was dispersed to-day by the
police.
During the night crowds collected OF various
roints In the city, which were dispersed by the
troops and police Without bloodshcd. Many arrests
Henri Roche'ort's journal. the 1arselRaise. was
asserting tha, the recent riots were organized by
the police.
The Ministry is not 10 be changed until after 10
ratification OF the P.ebiscifnl by the Chambers .
The total vote on the Ps6tscituD, stands a. 70
lows:
In hlgeria the following is the result;
Hy hEmy S
PkRIs, May l3-2 A. M-No disorder has takes
place TO night and tranquility now prevails through
out the city.
The RmTeror and Empress yesterday visited the
tary school, and were everywhere received unh en-.
thusasm during " elr progress through the city.
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JOTIIN0s BOUT TOWN.

Catherine kellett died suddenly last evening" at so
Grand street.
Tie new ON uissloLers OF Emigration yesterday
cleared 100 boarehg house keepers from Castle Garden
q, Beyerlc, o. the fourln Ward, has been appont.
second District. '
The Fenhus arc actively preparing for an inva.
sion o. Canada which Is 10 be made simultaneously
from three poIuts.
Joseph Bauschka, employed on the steamer lnsA,
wn faal,y injured last ey0niuE BY falling down tbv
hold OF that vessel.
Richard l., Hopkins, a hoy OF 4O9 Bieecker street,
was last evening accidental shot Oy Frank Slarp.
smother boy, He was severely wounded.
The Docks Board met yesterday In their new Of
nees IN the New YorK Lie lusul snce building, and
agreed TO lease the same At annual rental OF tla
bookkeePrr aud Jsnitor were appointed.
bank Of earth fell yesterday on two boys, James
Flood aud howard RyaH ut FlftY seSs4sAnoarsAt and
Ninth avenue They were dug out BY the police. Uod
was ieriously Injured. but Ryan onlVGlghty.
The Mecico Legal Society In tho Hall of tho Col
ege OF rhysiclens and surgeons. fourth ayenus and
Twentythf street. Listened 10 Interesting paper by
DR.. VIM. A. Hammond, the "hedlou. Log " byudy Of
tbs csse Of Daniel hck karlsnd-"
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FRIoHrFUL RAILROAD COLLISION.
sixteen Persons Killed on the Missouri Pa
ciHc and 10 wounded-An Accident
through Misapprebension or Orders
Lists of the Sufferers.

Sr. JoUfs, Mo-, May AT o'clock this morn
Ing the nizht express train on the Missouri Pacific
Railroad, which left Atchison, Ksneas, last evening
eolided near Eureka, twentyelght miles from here,
with an extra freight train gong west. Sixteen
persons were killed outright, and twenty wounded.
Two that have been taken home will die. Tho
wounded are being brought here
special train len here carly this morning with
pbysicians. and all the necessary appliances for the
relief OF the wounded and care Of the dead bu, has
not arrived yet Cs30p +. ny Thomss McKissock, the
Superintendent, has telcgrsphed the following names
Of the killed and wounded. The names Of all the
dead will not probably be obbned until the Inquest
,,RIed-o, o, Psley conductor Of the Western
division OF the I,ad and passenger on the train Frank
no OHIO eg SISsr sSSsysp Of fckn & GEORGE wsshn
too teoioreb train boy, St. Louis; A. H. sticaney. Of
Wo@;d.d.H. !M.hor, Of s!cu1 CITY. IowaIA., Mar.
81 Msn G 70 Ts% sp% s vns Hsd
tssT s SS1Ty ssy ETfs' %.Ssse sfs IStt w.
Jim Mas,o ,coiored, Kansas Ciiyi Tncodorc Hinder:
SnHD oSc Fl as e ri.l S'. es Ss%Ssq sssnSs
. Dubois sOodnc!or AZ Of ihe express train JScop
s ss soS .e sVnp So5cn s sSd arms ssm Ss baggage
The m Jority OF the killed are persons returning
Although many OF the wounded seriously burt
II 10 believed al will recover They well cared
for. The people and physici,ns In t.ie neishbor-
hood wero on the ground promotly and have been la
boring necessarily Everything has been done to make
tho wounded comfortable. August A. Fleming;0n,
chief engineer of the Taboo and Neosho Railroad
is said to hevo been killed.
The mi-understandlnE o. orders scems TO have
misled the engineer OF the freight train. II is said
that he bss not been eeon since the accident.
train with coI,na for the dead, AMI supplies for
the wounded has Just started for the scene OF the
disaster
MIDNIGHT The train containing the wounded
arrived about 3 O'Clock. The sufferers were taken
direct TO the hospital. A large crowd was at the
depot, and as the wounded were borne mattresses
to proper conveyances much sorrow was manifestel.
The following are additional names OF the
wounded:
Thomas L Manninc, Eyansville. Ind., J. n. c.rpcn-
ter. Caro- l Leonard Lee, Stephenson county, Ind;
J. n. Ewing, BuTna1e, Iii Martin A. Norcros, High
land county. IL, Henry Erst, Bremen. Randolph coun
". IL; C. COurion, st. Louie; Cornelius Short, Cn
cago; Jacob sLort, ST. Pauli W. J. Ryan, and the Rev
Lancr Cornell. lafayette. Ind. I. ID. H,ck, st. Louis
". j. Clay, Hiahlaud Park, Ill.
Nome OF uiese are seriously injured except Ryan
and Cornell, whose collar bones are broken. Ji,oh
Rice, OF Hickory county Mo-, previously reverted
wounded was killed The rumor the death OF
A. T. r eniiug Is confirmed Andrew J. Strltton, OF
New Brighton, Pa, Is among tho XII ilol There re-
10 Iersons killed All the olies viii be brought 10
this city late To mig l.
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FRANK DUFFr,S Gas.

IRENE ndous Ex plosiou In the Bowery--Prank
Goes up without his Balloon Hut safely
Ispds on thA-Dawerv Sidewalk md
Resumes his Eiectioneering.
At about o'clock last evening the ncghbor.
hood Of Grand street and the Bowery was thrown
INTO a state OF intense excitement By tremendous
explosion followed by a sudden glare in the dining
saloon under The hotel OF the Hon. Frank Defy.
and the appariIion OF the lion Frank himself shoot.
ing through hole in the roof like rocket and pre-.
cedng long trail OF peanuts, soda water. bottles,
and Tsmmany Hall ballots.
An immense crowd gathered Immediately, and I,
soon ascerained tha, the disaster originated in
the IGNITION OF LARGE quantity OF huid" gas v hch
Mr.. Duuy, IL WAS currently rumured, had been ac.
eumuating durinc the past month for election
purposes. sTusned on this point, the attention o
the asscmbase was attracted to
hr. Duly, no had Tow reached hir greatest atl
tude and Was on the point OF descending. by tie
aid OF powerful opera glass IL noticed that the
Hon Frank was ashirniby attired in psir o. tight
plaid 'aloons, white ouck wsiscoat brown spring
oveTcoat with nosogay In the butonhole OF the
lett lapel, patent leather bOos, summer style OF silk
hat lavender kid gloves. ihrRe gold watch chain i'm.
mense diamond pin, and ivory dreaded cane.
In the course OF several seconds Mr. DuG alighted
his right leg kissed his hand to the CROW d. aud
Immediately proceeded to get ont a large handbnl
announcing himself az the Frank Duhy candidate Il r
Alderman. He tJen for the 6rst tine missed his
81 o whiFkerS, but on going 70 nall pie.pan over
the ole In the roof they dscoveTei cnTing
TO Its edges aud gently swIying In the evening
breeze. Tle saloon VAS damaged about &lO0.
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OBITU1RT.

The Rov. Dr. George g. Beekwith died yesterday
In Boston.
VIM. Barbes, . well.known Newark detective,
died on wednesday night.
James NJ. Pool, fifteen years Newark and New
York pilot died yesterday
David Roach, nm aged police detective, who was
retired last year diod yesterday morning.
Tho Rev Dr. Samuel Marcus Dill, Professor OF
Theology In Mcgee College, Londonderry, 10 dead,
Solomon Van Elton OF Deerpark, Orange county,
ded on "Wednesday night aged - yeas. lie was the
Oldest Free Mason 10 the county.
The Rev. DR.. 4. W. Fisher, formerly President OF
Hamilton Colege and now pastor OF Westminster
Church In Utica, was stricken with spoploky We'd
nesdsy night
The Rev DR.. ]. W, Lindsey delivered the eulogy
on tho late Rev DR.. John heClpdock on the occasion
OF the memorial services In me bOst0n husic hall on
"wednesday night
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POLITICAL GIRO US.
Mass Meeting of the Anii-Rins Democrats
of BroolIyn.


Last night the city Of Brooklyn was all alive
the ADti.Ring Democrats meeting moSs In the
Athensum. Prior TO the meeting there was a dis
play OF fireworks nnd music. Judge Morse pre,i.
ded lie briefly stated tle objects Of the meeting,
and in highly favorable terms proposed the names Of
George II Fisher and Henry Hagner as judges.
Judge Morris addressed the assembly. IL Is an
important election though 1t does not excite the In
tercst ana curiosity OF large number Of the citi-
IL Is TO decide who are to be Judges for the
next fourteen wears.
This is vital question and the people ought TO he
very al in selecting men TO administer the lave
who will protect the Ewes and propery md he non
est o~ard the citizens at large. They wanted men,
he said, who could conduct themselves and com
uand respect, no, men who were known TO he the
associates OF thieves and brcakers OF the Law.
fCt eer-. We have presented q ticket for the sui
irnges of the people OF this city, and It Is whc0
can be recommended.
Judge Morris went on to speak in plain terms OF
the robbery which praciised upon the people
OF the city in every contract tnat was made under
tie swindlng ring.
Mr.. Garrison and other speakers followed aud Tho
meeting re PARTED
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simply an e,segerstiop II the estimate In which
American women we're held by American men.
The speaker alluded to the defending lawyer In
the late
xvAnLASp InAL,
who spoke OF a man o. "owning" his wife, and not
q word arose In denial A morning newspaper, he
said, had lately written q sneerng report OF wom-
account Of public dinner o. which trashy syeeches
without humber were made, md tie toast of Woman
was reserved 10 the last, when every one waa
more or less drunk. and : er given With
the hand. TIE men Of thst dinner, he said, would
read the account Of their proceedings with amused
comrlacsncy, but on seeing the notice OF ihe wo-
mems meeting would rideule them as unrexcd VII a
ss that which had been talked, SUM, and prescIed
upon the supposed sphere OF woman. The woman
sunrage movement the speaker saiu, was as serious
. movement ss the country had ever seen. II meari
vAIp Plat yoH ALL
was beeun by Mrs. Elisabeth Cady Stanton,
hts. busan n Anthony, and Mrs. LnereuA Mott,
twenty-five ,esrs ago, nt benoca Falls and wes now
an spoeai to county. Thirty years ngo, Daniel
mere "rub-s dnb" srttsiion. bat that drum. m.bea,
echoed oycr the mountsins, hills, and plsns OF the
country tih 10 ~es answered By millions of hearts,
and armies spranE To itA call. hr. Gurus closed
with . pcroraticn OF wonderful ,sr sna oeant,
e(sipe that II now ded The land with celestial
music.
coxenrssnAs oSopos W. JULIAN
followed IN short speech, saying that he could not
consider himself Legislator IN the Republican Gov.
erpmsnt without striving 70 realize the true pnci
pies of revubiicanis IN the political tqu,y OF all
Mrs. Celia puleiyh closed the evening with an ad-
dreea Anotlsr Woman SufffIge meeting was an
nouneod for this evening ir the Brooklyn Academy
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BkOOhLEN.

Mr. Joseph Bayer was yesterday appointed inter.
prefer n the Pol GO and Justices Courts OF the city
voen required.
The Brooklyn Police Board has appointed DR..
Daniel y. k'ssnm surgeon for the Western District.
ana Dr. Joseph ID. treaner Tor the Eastern Dptrct.
Yesterday, as Peter Mcintyre was catering the
ack Nara In Rrooklyn. having ocen committed for
ysgrAncy two cassooks were found his person TAs
Rev. Dr Freel, OF the sydney place Catholic Church.
recognized the cnssces a. his. They lad been stcle
rom the ycstry by the prisoner who had been to
Esson. He wac reminded tor examination.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher presided at the
seventeen annual social gathering OF the Congregu.
tiNnaI nion Ia the Academy OF Music last yening
and addresses were deyercd BY the Rev. T. Duryra.
u the Rev u. L. Guy Ter, d. n. toe ey. e. smith.
President Merriman, OF Ribon COLLEGE, Wisconsn the
Rey. G. II. CIanrr u ~. OF Hartford CoHn.i the Hon.
&. r. RUSSELL and Ot1ers.
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ColOred men will vote for the first time in Rich
mond county next Mcuday. They must, however. IsSe
the general oath from which white citizens are exempt.
Cornelius Winant, ShOtSoll Il. Spraoue, and W
Crook, have oern chosen Trustees Of lottenyllc
Clerk, Abraham H. Wood Treasurer. Daniel Butler;
Collector W, a, Browne,
The Chairman and two other members OF the
Board OF Supervisors are again threatened with ndict
pleht for MI demgannn In connection VII toe passage
Of Lawyers bill and the fsulns OF vouchers for large
sums OF morey which II is claimed, were not legally
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The Political DeyiI-Fi-b Of the Nineteenth
Ward.

There are but few offices in the gift Of the sd.
nnsira,or In this city. and seem to grasp Tor
more than their share. One OF these Is james Jack.
President Of the Republican orgsniz inn in the
Twentieth Assembly District. He IL liquidating
clork In the Naval once and check clerk in the Post
once. For his services iU tho Custom House he re-
ceiycs t2,50 per lnnum He II a.so supposed 10 20
to the Post once IN the ening and check the mai
bags which are sent from Il e once during the
ing, for which lie receives 100 per anuum. Jack.
sou runs the machine In the Twentieth Assembly
RsIict. Beint.sn Inspector of Enrolment he IL
charged with causing the names Of men be p-Hred
on tho books who do not reside iu the district
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The Iutcrnn,ionn, Yacht Races.

LoSDoS. MAY 12.--The second race between
the yachts sappho md Cambria is postponed from
Friday until Saturday, to enable Mr.. Ashbury TO
lcngthon the Cambriaa bowsprit two and a la iect
Two tons have been added tI tne Cambria's ballast
Mr.. Ashbury wishes to reduce the distance OF tie
next rice to thirty miles. Mr.. B,unett and Mr..
Douglass have been Invited to meet Mr.. Ashhury and
a grand dinner to be given in their honor on June
.. At tho "Star and Carter" Richmond, on the
Thames.
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PERSONAL ISTELLIGE ENCE.

Fir John Macdonald was better yesterday.
Pere Hyaclnthe Is at Munich with DIR. Do!ioger.
Robert b. Swain was elected yesterday President
OF the San francisco Chamber OF Commerce.
Mr.. Mcfarland and his son Percy had their photo
graphs taken In . Chatham street gallery yesterday
morning.
Gen. Klut1, OF New Mexico, Ia an applicant for
the military professorshr Of the nov Agricultural and
NechADlaAl College Of ONO.
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womnu Suffrage Defeated In England.

Lospos. May 12.-In the Commons to night,
MIR. BOWER moved thnt the consideration Of the
oil allowing womon 10 vote he postponed six
months
Sir Robert Anstruther spoke in support of. and
Lord Garlics opposed the bill tut the latter admit
ted ni HE oonetu uepts insaney urged its passage.
Mr., NewdcCate OBJ oaed the measure.
Mr.. Gladstone denied the existence OF demand
or desire for tho ill.,
Jacob BRIGHT replied. and tie House divided on
tie motion TO postone, which was agreed TO by 10
majority.
This virtual defeat OF the hill was received with
L. I'D cheering. and the House sdJ0urned.
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THE a. A. X. CONTENTION.
The struggle for the Head Oentreship- a
Logaa Again Victorious.

Logan Again Victorious.
WAmINaToS, Nav l2.-Thc National Encamp-
ment elected officers for the ensuing Year tiis alter
noon.
Gen. Bates, OF Massachusetts,, nominated Gen.
Joi n 4. Logan, OF Illinois, or Grand Commander.
in-Chof den. Owens, ~ PEI syyania, nominated
Gen. John y. nArranit, OF that state. Col. Colds.
boro, OF Maryland, nomiraed Gen. A. W. Denni-
nominated Gen. Robert e. schenck OF Ohio.
Bal,oting ro ,ulIod as follows; Whole number OF
votes ~; necCssf ~ TO 4 choice ~; Of which Gen.
Schenck received (; Gen. Dcnnison. o; Gen. IL 1t
ranft, II Gen. PicasantOn. ls and Gen LOean, 10.
Gen. Logan then BY vote declared elected unsui-
mously,
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WdsHIN6TON NOTES.

Capt Selfridge says that the Darien route Is In.
pr Ictcable Tor a ship canal
To President signed the hill yesterday limiting
the number OF sreclh agents the Treasury Depart.
iuelt to s., in three classes.
The House special Committee on Postal Telegraph
do not 70 hear anything further the subject
ana vii probably report adversely On tho system.
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Chester R,cc.-second DIV.

LONDON. May l2-The two-yoar-old plate Of
40 soys.. colts 129 pounds, 6llie- 1i9 pounds. en-
trance 9eoys., 1,l00 yards 80 sub-cribors) on
by Mr.. r. Mouncey's shannon The e.hire
stakes Of 200 sOvs, added to handicap sOeepstiko
OF 10 soys. 0ach 10 forfeit. one mile and quarter
(51 suhscrihcrs) vas won by Lord AnglcSeys ch. b.
President Lincoln
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AnIndiana Railroad Murder.

IsDIAsAPoLIs, May l2.-Morris Neville was put
OF Terre Haute Railroad train on Wednesday.
near ri inheld because he had paid no fare. While
walking the track to Newcastle he was run over
BY freight train, and fatally mutilaied.
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The La,es, Nonsense from Cuba.

Havana, May l2.-Capt. Gen. DE Rodas TO .day
leegrs phed from Puerto Ptinclpe TO Havana, that
Montaner's column bad fight with the insurgents
on the road rom Santa Cruz to Puerto Principe
TIE spaniards captured three pieces OF cannon aud
killed ninety OF the enemv The Spanish loss was
only two wounded The captured cannon arc at
Puerto prnciDe
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What the Gulf Flee, is Doing.

KEY WEST, May l2.-The steamtug Lloyd Al
pirwall has arrived with the United States steamer
Dictator, Tuscarora, and Nantaskot. The Severn
Admiral Poor's nag ship, Is preparing TO 60 I
Havana. The Nantasket Is getting In readiness
leave for 81. Domingo.
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The Feninn- Mo,lnr Toward Red River.

The ST. Paul Iress saws that "A large body of
Fenians bave arrived at Deluth en- route for Red
River TO ali Rie The fenian army ls well equip
ped and has numerous Indian guides. The first
point of attack will be Fort Fraacs, on Rainy Lake
The 'ort's garrison viii dispute the passage Of tie
vii yiulnuc,
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STATEN ISLAND.

WAsHSGToS, May l9.--Mr. Davis Of New York
introduced bill in the house yesterday to punish
election frauds,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-13

Nr. Wilson's Army bill was amended in the
Senate yesterday by nIing the reduction OF the
Army at 30 instead of u, ,O00.