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TTIEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Gov Cooke has applied to the War Department
for clothing and sccOuiernen o The National Guar no" organ
ling in Washington
Five thousand California horses, in charge of
CIV men from and Tu Counties route OVERLAND IN one
band, To Denver. Colorado
H A. Cobaugh of PENNSYLVANIA has been ap-
pointed the police force at the L. s. Treasury department. 10
The place OF ). Il. Cutler resigned
Mr. Fisk Mills has finished his primary model
the Rawn statue ard ready 10 begin the NE
sile model from which the statue h. 10 he ess-
Mining stocks in San Francisco were weaker
YESTERDAY BAL being choke' Crown Point closed at
2l0 for cash seller Beher 10 buyer 10 days
The ringleaders of the February revolt in
ay have ondenei and eIuted The Legislature discussing
tie plreoney question Popular opinion the lunect divided
49,. The first shipment of Texas cattle was made
from Kansas Monday the Fort Scott and Gull
Railroad City being portion Of herd dnVcn iIOm IeTas
IA decree has been passed by Judge Macarthur
The Ean Washinon dv0nng Celia ioung Krescmsn,
we'll known musical circles from her husband Julian e. hrechm,n
The new steamship Spain. built by the Lairds
for the National intended Liverpool and NewYok
trade launched Liverpool YESTERDAY The Spain $50 feet long
aDd5 OO0 burlen.
49, The cornerstone of the Smithson Educational
College laid at Loznspor Ind yesterday under the auspices OF the
mile and half in length
1t is thought by Many Senators that the North
Carolina contested wherein Abbott claims the seat bv
reason the negy Of Gen Vance Senaorc be having received
largest received by eligible candidate will be
disposed Of during the special session Of the senae
- The Grand Commandery of Tennessee Knights
yesteriAy Aier
toa-b the principal htr he public square where the
subonna Communicates Of Carkss Franklin, hurfeesb orough
Memphis Nashville exhibition Of their proficiency tactics
grand banquet gwen last evening The Asylum OF the Grand
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LONDON, Tuesday, May 9, 1871.
Tn the House of Lords, this evening,
bill was introduced providing for the confederation OF
the Ieeward Islands in the West Indies IL was an
nouneed that the Admiralty regretted its inability to aid
pecuniarily the widow OF Gen. Burgoyne.
In the House OF Commons, Viscount Enfield, Under
Secretary for Foreign Affairs, announced the receipt OF
cable dispatch from Earl De Grey advising the Govern
ment that treaty between the American and British
Governments had been signed by the High Commission
at Washington; but said he unable to disclose It's
conditions.
Mr. Mall member for Bradford, moved for the dis
establishment Church Of England, and supported
the motion in "a speech Of marked ability and great
eloquence.
The Right Hon. Henry Austin Bruce, Home Secretary,
disputed the motion, that the dsestabishment OF the
English Church was coroary TO that Of the Church OF
ireland and expressed the opinion that the agitation Of
the question was untimely. Sir Rounded Palmer de
Tended the Church OF England from the assault Of the
member from Bradford.
Mr. Edward Adam Leatham, member for Hudders-
field advocated resolution and referred to the pros
nerity OF the Episcopal Church in America an argu-
nent for the dsestabshment Of the Church Of England
Mr. Diraeli thought France, and not America, should
no looked TO for proper examples. He implored the
House 10 disregard the advice Of philosophers and doc
trnaires who were constantly assaiing the Church He
believed 1,e6iscitun would confirm the Church In It's
position Mr. Gladstone sustained the views OF Mr. DIS
rae and brought forth fresh arguments in favor OF the
preseut Established Church. Upon division OF the
House there majority of 2s5 against the resolution
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SANTO DOMINGO.
A REVOLUTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF A.
OFFICER-wHAT THE AMERICAN NAVAL 'h'
SEIS ARE DOING.

A REVOLUTION IMMINENT-EXECUTloN or ~
OFFIcER-wHAT THE AMERICAN NAVAL YES
Sells ARE DOING.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNHI
WASHINGTON. May GA gentleman In hlgh
official station in this city to-day received letter rom
friend who has been spending several months III INC Nv
minican Republic The letter ID dated NJ S4n'o Doh
CITY, April a. and the writer's standing is Voucheu o
bv the gentleman receiving the letter. who has free ac
knowledged himself as favor Of annexation. " reier
ring TO public affairs, the writer says:
The Dominican officials oelieve that anneAaio on T
dead and are very Respondent should not pe y. an
surprised general uprising against baez S,ma
a month He executed young man naneu SiiaS
Ohio on the 18th, under circumstances OF peouiia,
atrocity Ohio, talented young fellow was accused d
ordered to be shot. The foreign Consus IN
terceded for him in body, put INT IN 'Si in
Finally the American naval officers wennt.o, ia
body and demonstrated strongly against the assas,
nation and Baez pledged himself 10 take no acto he
had Ohio taken out the 18th and publicly shot Aer
he was dead soldiers were ordered 10 place t th
his head and blow IL on hls pouS Wss The
refused TO his friends thrown into trench near 'e
lighthouse where he was executed. 49,, pos,,ert
Baez has communicated the fact officially TO the naval
officers. Admiral Green OF the Congress- al 'a so the
flag the fore OF each snip and have Aepi
can flags at the man S ana rdaT TS S Observance Of
wholly religious fast is against all usages OF our
have Just learned from source when satshSs me VI
the entire tuhulness the statement that Bsez re-
ceived from the Tybee an autograph lettsr ada
dent Grant, assuring MIN OF Dis Coutnucu
friendship &C. and holding ont strong hope s lof an
nexaton Vice President Caeeras Baezs natural SOD,
and GEN Valentine Baez will arrive here to-day 1or con
sutation The naval force is doubtless 10 De kept ner
as the officers have official notice tha1 the owaIaia
ordered back here. The Congress ID at SANTANA; tne
Zantic Capt McCOOk, at Manzanillo; ana tine Nahtas
ket, Capt Carpenter, at Santo Domingo
CABRAL AND LUPERON REoRGANIZING THEIR
FORCES.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
SANTo DOMINGO April "a, via KINGSTON,
Jamaica-Cabral is recognizing his bands. After his
defeat he fell back ON San Juan, and is now making
preparatons to march again on Baezs forces Luperoh
s also recognizing after his defeat The bands unuer
Cabra and Luperon represented to be ID an exceed
ingly demoralized condition.
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SAGioUs rRLsHLr IN THE PoToNAc.
RAILROAD TRAVEL ISTERRUPrED-GREAT DAM
AGE DONE-ACCIDENT on THE ORANGE AM
ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

RAILROAD TRAVEL NTEERUPTED-GKEAT DAM
AGE DONE-ACDDENT on THE ORANGE AND
ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
WAsHINGToN, May "a dispatch from Harp
er's FcIty, Gated yesterday, says:
TIT .,c.Ici IS very hgn here. All the temporary
ITidees o. Winchester and Potomac branch 81 The
Baltimore and OLlu Railroad are weighed down with
lOaatC win coat go keep them FROM washing away.
Tht water is fcCcCmg slowly, and by night We MlIl he
sec tle amount o. damage done. The trains are
stopped Oh Winchester ana Potomac br"uch. 4 large
toy OF water passing down through the Halls lslahd
properly on hc Shenandoah ana fears are entertained
That Will 90 IiuUs damage. The rain storm Whlch
La continued here since midnight TccWs aIylchtlaOns
U "a sfrau, f.rSLct Yesterday morning the temporary
uu.er lc TalIt al bridge across Inc I"'oIhac
were kuorkcd away by the drtWO0d, ana rdNei across
IL ~ suspended.
The VIOLA 81 pumping ont The iron steamer Hercules
at Geustt, VII has been suspended until fine ir'het
,ubsidcs. Tue RIVER is very hicn and large quantity o.
drift wood - floating down from the upper Potomac.
The hsL-vhan is entirely submerged by the flood
The heavy laiuA Of Friday nigh; undermined the track
Of tho Orange, Alexandria and MauaSscs Railroad l.
nlcs south Of Glasgow station, but IL being apparently
all hight, southern bound freight train on saturday
""suing was running 10 at the usual speed when
sh"eehly the cmbaukncnt gave way TrccIi'ating the
fhgH" ana TWO care down the bank and damaging them
very seriously and ALSO badly iulEnc c. Mayhush the
fhSl' tI, anc Pau A. GOOsly. the fireman
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ANOTHER REPORT OF THE RIOT.
THE FIRST ATTACK MADE Ely WOMEN-SEVERAL
pFRsoNS NORTAIIY WOUNDED MINERS
DRIVEN FROM THEIR WORK BY MOB.


THE FIRST ATTACK MADE Ely wOMEN-SEVERAL
PERSONS MoRTALLY WOUNDED - -, MINERS
DRIVEN FROM THEIR WORK BY MOB
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHI
SCRANTON May 9.--The riot which occurred
today in HYDE Park not resulted in any loss Of e
although several of the were beaten ana one shOt III
the head The aborers and miners VINO desire to resume
work were holding meeting near Hampton mhes' "heh
they were assaulted with stones by the wives OF he
miner. who resist resumption. crowd Of these miners
were tile way OF urging the women believing that
The laDorers would return the assault on leIaes
The labOrers then moved further on to"aru
,trp of woods but were followed bS lhe
miners who in the meantime had beeh Ere"uS
reinforced The men and women then umteuy "s-
sauted the aboers and were freely used on boIh
.,aes A woman named smith seriously wounded
i'm the head by "A stone, and the aray increased III
violence pistols were drawn and hred man hdiheu
WIN Cove. one of the assauting party, was severely
wounded IN the thigh. Another named Mcdonald was
shot III the hand and about 10 or j others were praS
beaten some OF whom viii probably die. The military
us ordered IN the scene Of Che disturbance but arrived
too late "a do any good.
Great excitement prevailed here to-day. During the
day a Of several hundred rioters visited Inc WoIhs
Of Morris u Weeks and drove out the men at Work here
What the end will be tell. large BODY OF
troops VIII arrive tomorrow, hut most OF them Will De
from the coal regions much confidence Is felt
Tie following appeared in The Scranton EceieHg Demo
erat TINS afternoon:
To-day tire auorers met in the valley west OF Hyde
Park near Dodge shaft, for the purpose Of making ar
raHcCmcuts to resume work. The labOrers numbered
about CO.. While engaged in their deliberations, mum
her of miners belonging the WOrkingmen's Benevolent
Association accompanied by about 100 women, made
them. The labcrers repulsed the motley crowd
and drove them from the grounds. Soon, however the
attacking party reinforced by about 400 more ana
genera ght stones clubs, pistols. &C. took place
William Gore, "a ahOrer, received shot from pistol
bail, lodging ia his right Lee and shattcring the bone
stepdauplter of Mr.. Thomas Barrow was seriously
wouuGol hc head by a stone thrown from the crowd
vi miners TAc Ggh, is still IN progress
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DANGERS OF THE REVENUE SERVICE

WASHINGTON, May 9.-Supervisor Perry OF
North Carolina and South Carolina has forwarded to the
Internal Revenue Office copies Of reports OF local officers
in the Seventh North Carolina District. showing the
great danger TO which they exposed in their efforts
Ia enforce the law. The Sheriff Of Jackson County
writes that Deputy U. s. Marshal H. C. Cannon and Dep
uty- Collector Denver, while on their way Ia webster,
T. with property seized for violation OF the Internal
Revenue laws, fired several times Bench war
rants were and Intellectual attempts made 10 arrest
the iltv persons Sheriff Buchanan thinks # extremely
hazarlos for officers travel that county without
ap.nfge
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BASE BALL.
ATHLETICS VERSUS ECKF0RDs.

The celebrated Athletic CIuD OF I IIIduo1PnI'
played yesterday afternoon for the first time TINS
season. their opponents being the nine OF the we'll
known Eckford Club. As exciting contest was an
tcipated, crowd Of people went over the river 10 VIII
ness the match ON the Union Grounds Numbers now
ever refused TO enter the ground owing to the hgh
charge OF fifty cents admission, the usual rate
for contests OF the kind being but 70 CENTS
1t appears, however, that this 30 cent tarin III 10
be one OF the consequences OF the rule adopted ny
the Mutual and Eckford Clubs OF taking all the receipts
home games, and giving all when they are the ylslIs
Club II is a rule likely to make both CLUBS unpopular,
and the they return TO old prices the Dettef o
their pecunary interests Not over 1000 people enerea
the enclosure while twice that number were gathered
outside The score below gives the details 60. @sa "a
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YHE cALrFoRNIA LAwyrpe ~ tI.cv

SAN FRANCISCO, Nay 9.-The deposition of
Bcr. Hoi aoa'. defendant in the sun - Simon g. Iot
for Of haliinteiest in the O,ceo, and
fOrnia Railroad, alleged 70 lAve been frdlently trsn.
ferrtd ~ BOHoday II tie la 2es' ever taken Oh the
Pacific COst. TWO thouSaaG Questions have nlreaCN
been >ksO and Answered III writing. urC al,oui 100,
lave to ne asked The revelations made as a. now
BaIOd n.atifys managed, u H. sad VII l Iuit re-
10 TIE uuDllp,
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yellow FEVER averf $50 daily Five thousand persons
died IN hve weeks Sixty thousand persons have hed
from the cty Advees from Valparaiso 10 the l7tn on
April state that yellow fever is also making frightfu
ravaRes there.
A decree has been issued in Venezuela that all mer
chandse imported for New-Granada, and passing
through Venezuela shall pay the regular Venezuela du
ties There OF fresh revolts circulating IL
was supposed that an unimpOrtant expedition, which
left Caracas and landed at Coro attacked by the
Government roOps, and that most Of those belonging TO
il were captured, The remainder were dispersed
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prpsoy,IITrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

49,. Samuel X. SMITH P'oi'"' ~ -
died o Richmond Va. yer'er'Hy' ., couaoo
Prof John s. Woodman Of Dartmouth 'ores0
d a, n. hem. ia nurbam Mas, y's'ersv OF o""'s"p
Tho Grand Duchess Maria ferdorowna wife
ne nia III Rt,,ia gave bItb "a st FehrbarS
yoicrdsy. - N ..;,ior. oe Cincinnati;
and fsher Of H. Tbs"e h''f' ""' ''''''''
Auburn, Ohso 4. -
The President expects Low 70 go 70 Long
-, N, III If IL remain aiAut two months ne hA
Bsse t % r. aioruia sl IA. Tart o August ~ ID" LIST Of
Is ha, Is et Ist,, pis aH'st VI" allow hho " 20
80 a, t,os " sslatsss ssea i'a
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CHA.
spAy1su STORY OF A CUBAN DEFEAT.

A SPANISH STORY OF CUBAN DEFEAT.
HAVANA, May 9.-The insurgents laid a trap
to capture or kill valmaseda at Canto del
while returning from Manzanlo. accompanied by only
few staff officers The insurgents attempted mrs. 70
surprise the Spanish detachment OF % men o,
The Snanjards saw the Cubans coming aha, hsins
their purpose waited until they came CLOSE W Sjno
over 30 The remainder retreated Inc o upad the
feated in the attempt to take the post ~ 20 LITTLE
-, oai ,st Cen Valmaseda who came later IN ht'Io
detained valmaseda promoted the Lieutenant 10 zap
fancy for his conduct.
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RIOTING AT THE COAL Mines
THE pIsAFFECTED LABoRERs Al iA0'>ND
BY TEE MINERS,

FATALLY WOUNDED, AND mo-
INJURED - TWO WOMEN HUM 0'iHA"
TROUBLE APrREHENpEp.
INV r,,RaRAPH TO THE TRiBVNE'
u,ro-About o'clock this after
,oto Is of the laDorers who are agitat-
""'"' VIM o-e holding meeting near the Central
i"s az ~ HYDE Park, crowd Of women boys,
'''''' - men. appeared ON the scene calling the
.,,ocklers" TRAITORS" and other such epithets'
..Ds more hostile demonstration. the laoorers re-
.d 70 higher ground, took out their revolvers, and
a.odscveral shots into the crowd, wounding william
orc seriously in the thigh About twenty shots were
orad Then a hot chase began. the laborers running
coward Hampton mines and BTiggss shaft, followed ny
a cepstantly increasing crowd of men, women ana
bows Shots exchanged, and stones thrown
from both sides field back OF
Rricess shaft. and several men were wounded
Patrick White is in dangerous condition and Martin
ODonne is also seriously hurt The latter was placed
In n passing wagon and while going through the man
street was followed by large crowd, ana altT""u
barely escaped While the fighting was going on ue
tachmont of soldiers appeared on the scene pu' JIG
laborcrs were going through the woods toward ProV
depcc a distance OF two miles, followed 10y their puf-
sners The soldiers did not follow, hut retuIheu W
Scranton with some Of the wounded men,
The sum total of the afIray is three men seriously
wounded one Of them miner; three men signify
wounded. and two women hurt. The Mayor OF the oty
and the agents Of the Company were on the ground soon
after the main fight There IS no sign OF another
immediate outbreak but the aborers insist on reSnn-
inc work more riots may he expected. the ac'uai
strength of the new movement that has been al'aeu
among the aborers for the last few days Is not suihee'
u warrant any desirable results. The city is very uch
excited over the affair and the authorities are on ihe
watch for further movements.
News Of a more peaceful nature has been received
from the Delaware and Hudson Co.'S men Their oeie
gates waited Mr. Weston, Superintendent tins a1er
noon and made the following proposition; That all en-
ter the mines without a stated price, and submit the
question Of wages to arbitration, the umpire 10 DE
chosen before resumption takes place" Mr. Weston in
mediately telegraphcd TO Mr. Dickson, who is III New
YORK and an answer is expected tomorrow Inc Geie
gates are confident that their proposition Will DE ac
cepted Mr. Dickson having not only suggested afbud
ton at their former interview with him, hut repuGateu
settlement on the basis of the diamond car choosing
the top vein OF CarbOndae his standard thus lhdi
eating probably his intention Of acting independently OF
the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Company.
IATER-One Of the wounded men is not expected to
live through the night. Imors are rife that rald w"
DC made before morning on the Welsh OF PARK Hill
Everybody there is arming in sefdefense ana the NIL
itry have been sent tot the Hampton nestongh
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SHOCKING CASUALTY AT AUBURN.

AUBURN, May 9.-Three children were burned
to death in this city, yesterday afternoon They were al
play in an clubhouse where there barrel of fire
works which exploded, and it ia presumed that they
were paying with matches and set fire TO the contents
of the barrel. Two of the children were probably in
tanty killed by the explosion the third victim fingered
for some hours The youngest child 4, was son or
Mr. Mitchell a glider; the other two children OF
Mr. McCarty of Capols, where the accident occurred
A ady named higgins. after visiting the scene OF the
disaster was shocked the horrible sight that she
died al 10 O'Clock the same evening.
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uomropnArnlc MEDICAL cosyENrIoN.

CIxCINNATI, May 9.-lhe seventh alnlual
meeting of the Homeopathic Medical SOCIETY began
toda, Between 80 and 20 members were present, III
ending Mrs. Dr. Chase OF Cleveland. The following
named officers were elected; President, f. r. Wilson,
cleveland; Vioe-P Presidents, NJ il. sl0sson and - PaIi:
s,,rrlary ID, Baxter; Treasured, Br. Saunders. bar
,e, wac Given Tonight ie I1cncIs OF the spcieiy
H. mo resident HcuibeIs OF the profession.
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THE LOST STEAMER CITY OF BOSTON,
NOTE FROM ONE or THE PASSENGERS.

From Tie Boston Adrerser, May g.
The following is copy of a paper picked mp
on the shore at Shedac the southeast coast or New
brunswick and telegraphed To this city yesterdays .
MARCH a. I80-CTI BOsToN.-Shp sinking over hu lni
now Goodbye all. Look after ny boy. lhosrsos'
/" BE gone in two hours -
The original paper is in the hands OF Cathohc priest
AT Sbediac who sent the above dispatch TO his brother
member the bar in this city. copy was also sent 70
the agent of the nman line. The name signed 10 tne
Boston This Inflated steamship, II viii be remembered
sailed from Halifax March, 1870 and was never heard
frnm aft
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portion of her stern with her name were oatng
The boat fast to the main rigging, bottom up ana
badly stove. Portions OF handkerchief or garment,
probably used for signal found In her main rig
ging IL is feared that the are all lost althongh
there is possibility, in Of q collision with another
vessel OF which there indications, that they may
have been taken of.
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MARINE plsAszEE- PROBABLE Loss OF uAFE

NAEINE DItASILN" TIVEAbT'Il I'O7' UT 'IIrT
ROCKLANu, Nc, May 9.~-On Saturday alter
noon "a vessel was discovered bottom "P "o"n' 'nf'e
IniIrs eastward of Nsuna1s EOrk Ligbt HOUSE, and
WAS bearded by a boatse crew from the light station No
person wac found o. e TGe proved 10 be the scnooer
George Henry Of Brooklyn. Her nsls ana sli'" ana "
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GERMANY.

DEBATE ON THE ANNEXATION OF ALsACE AND
LORRAINE.
BERLIN. Tuesday May g. 1871.
The Reichstag is to-day in Committee de-
hating the bill for the incorporation Of Asace and Lor
rne into the German Empire. One article OF the BILL
which grants immediate German citizenship TO the Asa
clans and LOrrainers, has already been adopted.
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Total ..3s 5 . "a II Total ----.F II

Club. Ist. % %. 9Th 5th 9Th 7tb. eth. 9th. Total.
HH o!oa' Is
Runs Earnof-IaynakeFs, in ti and in sixth Boston, IN
seventh snd | IN ninth - n
pire-Isac Leroy Champions Of West Troy. Time Of game
hours, p Minutes - -, nj. ID. d..
and Gould.
Bass by FrroT,-Boston, 4; Haymakers, T.
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ANorHRg MUSICAL FESTIVAL IN Bosroy

Boron, May 9.-Tbe Introductory perform
anoe AZ the jonnlA festival q the Boston Handel and
Haydn 6Oeiety hnsic Hal. tins afternoon. attracted
y" i''sass aI,,ianiG several bundled yutes eonsL,
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ITALY.

passage OF THE PAPAL GUARANTEES ELL IN
THE HOUSE.
FLORENCE, Tuesday, May g. 1871
The Italian Chamber of Deputies has passed
On, panal Guaranty bill after agreeing to all the modh-
cations of the Senate.
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LAWMAKERS VS.. BOSTON.

feated the Haymakers TO day by score OF to Inc
game was interrupted account of the rain, ana
also during the sixth inning, when George Wright was
knocked down by Cone while both running after
ball hit to left field Wright injured severely that
ne withdrew from the field. Jackson was substituted
and did the best batting Of the game the following IS
no
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ALGERIA.

THE INsURRECTION STILL SPREADING
,LosDos. Tuesday, May o. 1871.
disnatch from Versailles says the lnsur-
ecton in Algeria defes the efforts OF the authorities
ana a. snreadipg to all parts of the Province
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THE COLUMBIA COUNTY MINERS AT WORK
PHILADELPHIA, Nay "a dispatch from
Ashland says the miners Of Cenualia coliery went tc
work tL.s morning.
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ued the chorus, with musicians and the great
Among the most prominent artists Adelaide Phillips
Annie L. Carey, Anne Mehlig Maria Krebs, william H.
Cummings, and NJ. w. Whiting. Carl Zerrhan was the
leader. The festival will continue during the week.
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Club. ln 3D. ID 4ih. sh 9th 7th. sh 9Th Totals
E ESi.,i ..........1 I'd
Umpre-M the Mutual Club Time Of Game bonr ~
by Rrros-Rckford, times; Athletic tunes
RunsE e kfpuiN
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GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Tuesday, May Q. 1871.

PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT-A DIVISION ON
THE DIsEsTABLIsHMENT OF THE CHURCH OF
ENGLAND.