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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
TeIegropked Exclusively 20 The Everiag Stdr.
Affairs I'm Paris.

1ekgrdpked Exclusively 70 The Evening STAY.
Affairs I'm Paris.
LONDON, June 13-The army OF Paris will
evscuate the city within two days. La Vii
iette will, however continue to be occupied by
the troops, who have been reinforced. Crbaine,
member OF the commune, has been arrested in
Paris. A manifestation the SOeiete international
protests against the barbarities Of the Versail-
lists and urges its members TO avenge their
slaughtered brethren. Theirs visited the troops
at Sartory camp yesterday.
Death Of Lord Mayor Of Dublin.
LONDON, June Is. - The Lord Mayor OF
Dublin died on Monday.
The Spanish Bourb0nS.
MADRID, June 12-The Emperor Of Brazil is
expected here in a few days The Duchess of
BOntpensier has gone TO Italy. The Imperial
publishes the basis Of a fusion OF the branches
of the Spanish BouTbOns, which provides that
the Duke Montpensier shall be regent during the
minority OF Prince AlphOnse and the country
governed under the constitution of 1S45 liber-
ally modified It is reported that Senior Sarton
deputy in the cortes, is a member Of the Society
lnteInationale.
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Harmless. reliable, instantaneous, does contain
Led nor any stale poison 70 produce PARALYSIS
bossting virtues they do not possess. fhe genuine
w. A. Bachelors HAIR Dye has had fhiriy ysdrx
the only perfect Hair pye-Blsck or Bro~n IA
~ all druggists. Applied 81 10 Bond street, New
1ork. ..rr. r.rr feB- n
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The INCOME TAX IN this city will not realize
SlO0, goo this year against 500, 900 i'm 1850.
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sshe Pope. E.eyrnc.f Letter.

ID 'c.1 NOT CsHPros-fss e.a ne EacRies II ths
Hely Sc.
NV YORK, June IS.--The Popes encyclical
letter declares solenlniy 30 the World Thar not
oniy what are called " safegaards.- and which
an atlcs honor, immuslties ana rsiviiesss.
whatever shape they take under the general
hame of safeguards or guarsgtees, can DC OF no
avail whatever towards securing prompt and
free OF ne power dyiBely transmitted % us,
nor towards guarding the hbcrty necessary TO
me church. such being the condition Of affairs,
as We have repeatedly Declared and pnOfessed
thai without the crime OF breaking our solemn
oatil, We can consent % coasciliatiOn which IN
any manner would destroy or diminish the
rights OF God or OF the Apostolic See. so now.
- OF our bOunden duty. we declare We viii never
agree 70 nor accept, nor can we - agree 90 ac-
cept these cunningly wrought out safe
Alpine Government, whatever their de-
vice. or any others OF whafsoever kfnd
or however ratified, which, under the form Of
securing sacred power and liberty shall have
been offered 20 ms in lieu OF and On exchange OF
that civil principally 18th which Divine Pfovi-
dence WiI1ed that the holy Apostolic See should
10 us by legitimate and irrefragable titles. a.
Wen as by possession for more than eleven CEN
tIries God grant that the rulers OF this earth,
whom " much imports, that such pernicious
example OF usurpation n We endure NAV not take
root and flourish, TO the destruction OF all power
an9 oIaer' may Join, with one consent OF minds
and Wills, end that, hushing quarrels, the dis
turbsnces Of rebellion being appeased and the
deadly counsels Of the seets abandoned they NAV
uiiiNt IN one movement OF Restoring this Holy
See its rights, and with these his fun liberty 20
the visible head OF the church and the desired
calm 90 civil society.
Inc Catseasy-Ffsh Letter q Forxery
NV YORK, june 13.-The Tribuae Says IL -is
conclusisely assured that the statement from the
trersse Post, affirming that NJ. CatacaEy Rus
san minister NJ Washington. had written home
a letter disparaging the Hon. Hamilton Fish
and charging him with various nisde mea~ors h
unfounded, the alleged letter being a forgery
he relations OF Mr.. Fish and Mr.. CatacaKy,
personally and officially, have always been cor
dial and intimate, and no word OF difference
ever marred them.
Movements Of Governmeat Steamers.
Lewes, Delaware, this morning. saws there have
arrived the United States steamers wyanSotte,
Manhattan, Ajax. Saugus, and the tug Pilgrim,
all from Key West for Philadelphia; and the
steamer Yanttc. for Norfolk. Va. The steamers
Dictator and Kansas have gone % New York.
~
To Beer or not Co Beer, that A DE
Questtoa-fn Boston,
BosToS, june 13.-The voters Of this citv are
TO determine on July LIST whether porter, ale,
and lager beer shall be exempt from the pro-
visions OF the prohieitory liquor Law.
Departure OF our new Minister 60
Greece.
NV YORK, June l3--Hon. John G. Francis
our new minister TO Greece, sailed on the Helve-
TIA to-day.
Specie shipments.
INV YORK, june 13.-The specie shipments
to-day amount 20 $4,000.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvEKUE.-The receipts from thi.
source to-day were $3.50 ,0g7.55.
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Great Reduction

IN OLD BE MP B9gHIRssoS WHISTLES,
q the following brands, viz:-Famfly Nectar,
year. cid, $40 PSF gal; Rosertson do, IS 50
DO, dos Pine Apple, ,trectihed,) sl.50 do.
hehneseey, lS64, 81 do; do. lStq, no do; Otard
Dupuy Co, ls5s, sl0; California Brandy, 90 DO (;
Old Tom Gin, S2-&; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount o. the trade,
9. GAuTIER.
Proprietor q the Native Wine Bitters,
myn 1917 aud 1919 Penn's avenue
DER the best article for cleansing and preserTne
testh seS Il Al ddnTSsFis.s Prss and g
stores soied gloves equal 70 new sold by All drag
gists and fancy goods dealers Price g cents des ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EleSant Hair

Adds charm 20 the plsinest face; but when faded
features before agreeable lose their cumelDess and
ne hoie ex preston is that Of adv ancng age This
being TACT, u A. not surprising that even Injurious
articles should have been prepared 20 eupplV the
millions who wish 70 avoid prematurely gray hair
dered st that nATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
shou1 have met with such extraordinary success
it - the only preparation furnishing safe and re-
liable reeorer for the hair: absolutely free from al
poisonous and deletertous matter, and without ee-
ment, and thousands above thousands have availed
themselves OF II, not simply because II restores the
color OF the hair, but because IL supplies nOurish
ment. IL feeds the roots Of the hair that where
qecayed NJ becomes vigorous and healthy again.
From all sections 81 the country orders and testimO-
terms OF its qualities as the only preparation that
ever gave entire satisfaction. For sale by Ward a
W alsh, 18Th ~ and Pa. , and 18Th and G.: 8 Cal
vert Ford 1109 Pa. aay Christiani Bros, 9TH and
81. @. W. CrOpley, Ito Bridge 4. Georgetown:
J; ID. Donnell, sth ST, Navy Yard; d p Hickling
ID 81 and Pa av.; X. A Bacon, ~ and SITS, Island
VIM. II. Daw, corner 10Th and L sts., and AZ the
Depot, corner Of ID and ID sts n W lel2-tf
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PRESIDENT GRANT is expected here by the
late train Thursday evening, or early train Fri
day morning.
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STOCK Report.

icy Bankers', BTokezs' aRd cosHercial telegraph I
Lewis johnson Go. quote stocks aud bonds, in
home and foreign marketf. a. follows:
NV 1oRK. June lS-first Board, loO a. m
L. 1. &c. lSol coupon. ll7sf t0s o. coupon ll2s
SIS g. oouponII2 5 40. Is, coupon, il2' y q,
s9s, c., coupon, il4ss 10 20 coupon IOs currency
&C., ns'. hariposa, Q: Canton, s2,s; CumBer
silver, l2ss Pacific Mail, 50; Boston Water Power,
press, IN; American Express, sSts United States
kxpress, s6,S; New York Central and Hudson, 99sS
New York Central Scrip, 81; Erie, S0AS do. pre-
ferred 40 Harlem, lSsA; do, preferred, :; reading
llosti Michigan Central. =; Lake Shore and Micn-
gan Southern lEs OF q; Union Pacific Railroad. s2s
On d; Illinois Central, lS5 Cleveland AMI Ptttburg
I'D; Northwest, 665z do. preferred. ps1S: Cleye-
land, Columbus, cincinnati and Indianapolis =:
New Jersey Central, III; Rock Island, l2Ix
Milwaukee and 81. Paul, 6lS: do. preferred, sO5s
Wabash and Western. 625t Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 100; Fort Wayne, 995k; Alton and
Terre Haute, =; Hannibal and 81. joseph. 81
Chicago and Alton, ll9, do. preferred, l2i
Ohio and Mississippi certificates. o.; Columbus ,
Chicago and Indiana Central 2 ofd; Tennessee g.,
old, n; do; new; n; Virgins Sc, obi, esa North
g. SaI, e. cid: q Do new 2; Missouri Sc,
Bonds, q; Gold. ll2axall24E Market strong
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PRESIDENT GRANT will leave West Point this
afternoon. Gen. Meade awarded the diplomas
to the graduting class at the Military Academy.
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The SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSIONERS are
to-day considering the claims Of George F. NJ.
Walters, Langley, Va, s6,oeo; William H.
Vaughan, Fredericksburg, Va, 81 $50; John
Henry Tucker, Washington city, &C, 959, and
Jonas P. Levy, formerly OF Wilmington, n. c.,
81 AGA. The commissioners have appointed
persons to take testimony in the South In such
cases as cannot be brought to Washington for
hearing The commissioners have also decided
that their Jurisdiction docs not extend to claims
for rent or occupation of buildings and grounds
empowered TO report to Congress on the merits
of any such claims.
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SUPERVISING ARCHITECT MULLErT has re-
turned.
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LECTURES.

- Table Cutlery, &e.;a hne stock and for sale ct
jel-lm u, o. HOOD,
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Gov. COOKE left here for the North last
evening, and viii be absent about three or four
days.
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BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
OPEN NAY I5rH, ISL,

This fsrorits and celebrated watering place viii
ofer additional attractions this season; A
among other improvements there has been WV
added an elegant and spacious ball-rOOm ia. III
adJointng the psriOri the parOr has been enlaTge7
and much improved, and the proximity Of the two
renders each easily accessible. 1t be kent in a
style not surpassed anywhere in Virginia
The waters q these special springs either cure or
rt atty relieve Of Scrofua Incipient Con-
sumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngitis
Chronic Pneumonia, ChrOnis Dyspepsia, Chronjs
DiarThRa, Chronic Dysentery. They are also q
great value in those affections which peculiar 10
the female constitution, and appetizer, a tonic
and general restorative, they are, perhaps, unri-
vailed amongst mineral waters. The proprietor will
have provided for the lawns and ballroom q first
class band Of music and in general all the sources of
Amusement and recreation usually found our be-t
gunner resorts will lie az the command Of the guests
at - ROCKBRIDGE ALUH-n The place is within
eleven 20 thirteen hours u Richmond. Washington,
Baltimore, etc, by rail, all in daylight Passep-
gers leave the Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road az Goshen Depot, and new and elegant stage
epacher. passing rapidly q smooth and level
read Of only eight miles set down the visitors at the
Springs 70 tea
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Propriesor
DR.. III. r. NOEL, of Baltimore, Resident Ply stefan
81 The ROckbridge Water for sale by the prfnsi-
pal Druggists u the United States,
. Descriptive pamphlets seat free On spphca-
tiOn. my20-In
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Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, June Is.-COtton unsettled and very
strong; iOw middling. 10. FLOUR dull and weak ex,
eept Tor strictly sound. Howard street superhne
Mills suIerhne, seaS7 2c; extra, S650a S.. family
SsaSni esterns uPernne, S5 25aS GO, extra, 60 3
changed. White southern corn firm az S3aSl: do
yellow, steady 81 rs; mix ed Western scarce and Arm
at Tea7I. Oats frm at - Pork frmrr al SO Sd
Bacon has an advancing tendency. shoulders. =
rib sides, g. clear rib sides. 81 sugar cured hams
steady at e2aQl
BALTIMORE, june ls-YirEinia SKIES, old. slx hid
70 asked do. coupon, old, a. bid, esasked; do new
Tsasked North Carolinss, old, ~ bid do. new. 2 bid
NEw loRK, June S-Stocks steady and Arm
Gold steady, IN. Governments dull and on a ltTle
Money easy ). Virginia sixes, al; do, new, ~
~; short, letS
Nav YoRE, June Is.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn quiet and firm.
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krw YORK, june 13.-The specie slipmen-
to-day amount 90 s110 600.
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NEW YORK, June 13.-The directors Of the
Trans-C Continental and Texas Pacific roads are
holding secret meeting here, with the purpose
Of endeayEing 10 edecta consolidation.
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Departure OF cur new Minister %

NEw York, June i3.-Hon. John NJ Francis.
our new minister 70 Greece, sailed on the Helye-
TIA to-day.
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GENERAL SToNEMAS, who was recently
relieved from the command of the department of
Arizona, has asked to be placed on the retired
list, on account of physical disability.
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NEW YORK, June l3-Weston has accom-
plished the feat Of walking 112 miles inside Of .
hours. He hnished the task IN 8 hours and IS
minutes.
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To Beer or not Co Beer, that Al ths
QueStfou-fn Boston,

BOSTON, june ls--The v0ters OF tins city are
to Determine on July LIST whether porter, ale,
and lager beer shall be exempt from the pro-
visions Of the prohibitory liquor Law.
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The New Hampshire legislature.
Tie Democratic kdaearertng 10 Get Bigger No

CONCORD, n. H, June l3.-The business Of the
legislature this afternoon viii probably be
opened by a motion TO declare vacant the seats
Of the republican members from wards two and
three, IN Manchester. The former has two mem
bers, and the other four. The ground Of objec-
uon In, that the wards have not q Sufficient ratio
OF Representation. The Manchester democratic
offer 70 compromise IL one representative from
each ward vflIresign The Democrats Of NJ anches-
ter are even more jublant than their partisans In
other portions Of the State. Some persons de-
sire the postponement Of the Inauguration Of
Governor Weston 70 enable Fisk's regiment TO
attend. Extra trains win be run on ali the roads
tomorrow, and IL Is expected that Concord will
overflow with people. .,.-rr,. - =.
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The COMING PRINCE.-President Grant, q
! few days ago, was officially notified through
Secretary Fish by his excellency N. Catacazy,
the Russian Ambassador, that the Grand Duke
Alexis would do himself the honor of paying him
formal visit, and that the Russian fleet would
leave Cronstadt so as to reach the American
shore about the LIST of September.
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PKRsoSAL.-Third Auditor Rutherford has
returned to this city. '."'Adiutant General
Townsend, U. s. A, left his Office to-day for
leave Of absence. ..''''Nr. Mckee Dunn, As
sistant Judge Advocate General, has gone to
Maine with Senator Morrill,. ......Solicitor
Banfeld, Of the Treasury Department, has
returned here from California
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SAN FRANCISCO, June f2-J. Kempaer, a
tailor OF Kearney street, was killed this evening
BY the accidental discharge OF pistol.
A Chinese cigar maker stabbed another China
man to death The murderer was arrested.
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CLERKS APPoINTKD-The following were
yesterday appointed frst-class clerk. in
the general Land Office, by transfer from the
temporary roll, to date from the first proximo:
Robert l.. Ream, of Kansas; &. o. Brown. OF
New York; William A. Bearman, of MARYLAND:
q. n. Wilmington, Of Massachusetts,; Lewis
Ross, of Rhode Island; III. j. Harrison. of Iowa:
A. W. Priett, of Indiana; David Kohn, of Penn,
sylvania; Henry n. COpp, of New Hampsbire.
w. j. DrUmmOnd, of West Virginia; Aiya n
Haur, of New Hampshire, and John A. Baker.
of Pennsylvania. In the Per son Office, John
clerk.
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THR SToREsHIP SUPPLY, which carried out
provisions for the French, is now on her way
home, with the sick of the European squadron
ON board. Among them is said to be lieutenant
who is hopelessly insane, and a paymaster whose
mind is badly effected, but il is thought he may
be cured.
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"GRAcR GREENWOOD" writing to the New
York Times about the examination of candidates
for clerkships at the Internal Revenue Depart
ment, says: al have heard some amusing little
an cCotes OF the examination Of the male clerks
Ore young gentleman being asked 'What is the
question, Where do the northern Lakes empty
themselves?" answered, "Into the Gulf OF
Mexico" Yet another, to the question, ain
what dire ction is the North Pole from London?"
answered. NORTHWEST" Two college pradu-
ates failed to pass just before the successful ex-
animation of the ladies'"
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GIN. LEGeETT, Commissioner Of Patents, ha,
been earning and receiving the thanks Of the
Y. M. c. A. of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, (his late place
of residence) by presenting to that institution a
fine stereosc0pe and several dozen beautiful
views Of buildings and scenes in and about the
national capital
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Boston, June 13.-Judge Hoar declines the
public dinner rendered him by several promi-
nent citizens Of Boston in appreciation Of his
services In the Joint High Commission.
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Ex.coEGREssHAE G. G. BOWEN.
TIE PRIsOJN.RKs Spec
A SCENE IN COURT.

His Explanation Of the Bigauny
Charges.
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AySenemtB OF 6ONeFWWe0t SteaWerN-
PHILADELP HIA, June I3.-Dispatches from
Lewes, Delaware, this morning. SAYS there have
arrived the United States steamers WyandOtte
Manhattan, Ajax. Saugus, and the tug Pilgrim,
all from Key West for Philadelphia; and the
steamer Yantic. for Norfolk. Va The steamers
Dictator and Kansas have gone % New York
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Sherif's Sale,

TIRCUIT OWOC COUN-
" ty. T. c. Shove, pIf, against John
f Birdsall. Jos. Rankin and Thos. Windi-
ate. defts By virtue Of an execution is
sued out Of said circuit court for Manitowoc
county and state of Wisconsin in the above
entitled cause to me directed and delivered
against the personal property and real es-
tate of said defendants above named, | have
levied and seized upon the east half Of south
east quarter and the southwest quarter Of the
southeast quarter all in se"tion number
twenty-one (2l): also the northwest quarter
CT northeast quarter OF section twenty-eight
(2S). all in town number twenty-one on
north Of range number twenty-three (23j
east, and all living or being in the town of
Gibson, in the county Of M2nit0woc and state
of Wisconsin. a the same is now Of re cord in
the Office Of the Register Of Deeds Of said
county, all which said above described LANDS
or so much thereof as shall be necessary to
raise the amount of one hundred and sixty
four and thirty-three one hundredths
1854 80 dollars interest and costs, together
with costs Of sale, ! shall expose for sale and
we'll at public auction to the highest bidder at
sthe court house in the city Of Manitowoc. in
the county and state aforesaid On the 4th day
of September, A. D. 1871, at the hour Of 10
o'clock Il. Of that day.
Dated Sheriff. Office. July I9, 1871
A WITTENBERG. Sheriff.
By Z. j. PIERCE, Under Sheriff 5Iw7
The above sale Is postponed to September
Ii, 1871.
{ Il WITTENBERG. Sheriff
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The SE.,;Hing OF the EEoIscnbOck Coal
Mine.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Tuesday, Sept. ).
The iIollcnbacil coal mines, belonging
to the Wilkcsbarrc Coal and Iron Compa-
ny, situated near this city, cavcd in with "a
terrible crash about s o'clock Saturday
night. These mines have been in an un-
safe condition for some time, and few
days ago the indications Of danger became
- decided that the miners concluded to
abandon them on Saturday. which they
did but few hours previous to the caving,
thereby preventing horror not second to
the late PittSton disaster ABORTION of the
tools and implements were successfully re-
moved, but part of the mine collapsed sud
denly, filling the yet undisturbed chambers
with such 4 powerful rush Of air that boxes,
tools, ears, etc, were hurled in all direc-
tons, while, fortunately, no one was in the
mine, and all further attempts at removing
them were abandoned. The mass of the
mine fell Saturday evening, startling the
city, although the occurrence was expected.
Six acres of ground fell at once to a dcpth
Of nearly POO feet, presenting Il terrible
chasm and creating great assures i'll the
surrounding banks. Thousands OF Specta-
tors Immediately locked to the scene, not
withstan.,in- the threatening appearance
of the banks. but no accident occurred.
The mines were nearly worked out, 50 the
loss to the company is not 80 great as
might be imagined; bat the miners employ
ell therein viii lose materially, being
thrown our OF work.
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The Mexican Minister states that he has

The Mexican Minister states that he has
no official information of the recent attacks
upon American vessels in the Gulf of Mex
leo. lie IS of opinion that if such IN at
tack WAS made, it was by parties whom
the Mexican government are rs much inter
cstea in Furnishing a. the United States.
The trouble is. the Mexicans have no feet
to protect either their own interests or TO
enforce treaty stipulations with other ma
tons, and they cannot afford TO Get one
Adyiccs from iiayti to September. lst,
says that an English merchant vessel hay-
Ing been blockadel at Port Au Prince bv a
Spanish man-of-war, the British Consul
General has demanded an explanation from
the iiayticn government, and damages of
S2.Wo for the detention of this shin. The
Spanish government Is involved The Min
lister Of Foreign Relations replied to the
English Consul in diplomatic note, in
which ne was joined by the Minister Of
Education, and ut this point the matter
rested at the date Of alyiceS.
Mrs. Margaret Finley. widow living
six miles northwest Of Wabash, Ind, muir
dcred three Of her own children, Wellnes-
day forenoon. One. babe she took bv
the feet and beat Its brains out on a stove.
The second, 4 child of eight years, ran in
TO the road. She caught it after it had
gone about thirty yards, and cut its throat
with butcher knife. The oldest. nine
Years, she caught and killed in the same
way. She was arrested anu lodged in
jail
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The County EaiT-DFcniuI>, List,

With this issue the readers of the PILoT
will receive the premium l.-t Of the Mani
towoc County Agricultural Society. From
a brief perusal We arr Of the opinion that
the list is liberal, discriminating and just;
AMI we sincerely wish that the farmers Of
our county may heartily intorse the action
Of the Executive Committee, and aid to the
extent Of their ability in making this first
annual fair LunIer the new organi zatign) 4
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The large fore-anl-aft schooner {. l..
Johnston, owned by Mc-srs. Johnston and
Windiate Of this city, in entering the Lar
Dor during the severe blow of Friday last,
ran into a crib which was made fast to
the north harbor pier, and was damaged
to the extent Of about $1,000. She is m
dcrsoing repairs at the yard Of Hanson 4
Scayc