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Railroad Accidents.

Speeiai Uispatch to 1Ae Chicago Tribune,
sPRNaFH1D, Juno 1.-two men, who were
crossing the Fermilion River bridge. we're
caught On tbs bridge by the Toledo, Wabash 4
Western train, going cast little after II o'clock
to-day. Que Of them WIS drunk, and hiB sober
companion tried to draw him to the side of the
bridge to escape the train, but was IN
able to do 80, and abandoned him to saye
his Own life. The men in charge of the
train tried to stop it, but ware unable to do so.
and the poor victim OF whisky vas thrown down
BY the engine, and his head completely severei
from his body. Neither OF their names can be
nbtaiued here.
GENEVA. H., June 14.-Last evening as an
engine was pushing two cars down from Geneva
to Batavia, on the Chicago d Northwestern Rail-
road, man living near st. Charles attempted to
cross the track just below Geneva, on the liver
road, with fine pair OF horses and buggy. He
was not quick enough, however, and the train
struck the horses, killing them instantly, break
ing up the buggy somewhat, but. strange to say,
only slightly injuIing the man himself. He en-
joyed the exemption usual to drunken men in
such cases, and 80 escaped unhurt. He could not
have failed to see the train. but supposed he
could c.oss the track before the cars would reach
him, and go Lost, by his temerity and drunken
nesa, , fine span OF horses, valued at about
S0oo; and buggy, and just escaped with his
R1cHaosD, Ind. June 14.-George Baker. an
old man, apparently deaf, was killed yesterday
near here. He was run over BIZ a train while
walking on the track.
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BASE BALL,
TIE GAME At HOME. :.

The prospect of having few professional
. games played hore this season is no brighter
than It was week ago. The old Chicago Base
Ball Association is dead, and majority Of it's
members appear to have loat all interest in the
game. There aro few persons in the city,
however, who keep agitatng the professional
question with great peraistency, and who arc do
ing what they can to bring out the Philadelphia
and another club. Their work has assumed no
definite ahape yet In q short time an effort
will be made to get up q purse to be offered in a
tournament which it is believed the best clubs
Of the country will attend.
:, The Dane, .Westlake d Covert nine and the
Fnemen's nine played fine game OF ball at the
corner OF Monroe and Latin streets, yesterday
afternoon, In the presence Of ABOUT thousand
people, The former were victorious aftcra close
contest, defeating their blue-shirtad opponents
by ono run.- The score OF the game shows it to
be the best that has been played in Chicago this
season: Dane, West1ake & Coyert-0, s, /, i, 0,
0, l, 0, 1-9. FIemen's-0, 0, o. 0, 1, 8, /, S.
08. The D., " d C.'s are to be presented
with new uniforms by their employees who are
ardent admirers OF base ball 90
Eddy, Harvey d Carter's nine defeated Henry
". King & Co. 3 nine, yesterday afternoon, By
score Of 81 to a..
Yesterday atteznoon the y. B. Fisk l. Co.'s
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teatea the Lyon q Healy's by score Of 80

a. nr. ~ ~ A1" ~ - .Seot" - %
i Nmeeting Of delegates from tho various a,pa-
teur base ball associations or the city is called
at the No. 10 Engine House; on Griswold straet,
for next Tuesday evening. The object OF the
meeting ls to procure permanent base ball
grounds for al the amateur clubs.
THE PHILADELPH1As AND ATALEuCs-
Special Dfspoteh to the Nev York Korid.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The largest crowd
ever oongregated together on ball field in Phila-
delphia Witnessed the third championship game
this afternoon between the Athletics and PhiladeE
phias, At least 5000 pereoas completely encir-
cling the ground The weather, although cloudy,
VAS highly favorable for playing. The Athletics
100 to 70, and an immense amount OF money WIS
invested on the result. In the third inning,
errors by Meyerle and Mack, and base-hits By
Mcbride and Anson, gave the Athletics
the first run, the Phiiadalphias tfeing on
the ne1t inning By q three-base bit Of Matone,a
acouple Of lucky hits and two bases on called
balltr gave the Philadelphias one run and the
lead, which the Athletics regained on the next
inning BY some very heavy batting BY McGeary,
Fisher Fisher Sutton and olapp, after Bechtei had
scoring. Tho Philadelphias, in turn, wrested
the lead from their opponents on their seventh
inning by some heavy batting, si1 clean hits
being made, three being of Fishers
pitching, who had exchanged positions
scored, both being blanked the last two
innings. The Philadelphias won by socre OF
to s. The game, although exceedingly exciting,
was poorly played, the Athletics neither batting
nor fielding up to their mark. The Philadel-
phias played very loosely in the sixth inning,
they luckily managed TO get more than half their
total number Of base hits in one inning, the con-
cel1ed in fielding. and Wood and Fisher IN bat
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E PicNIcs, S0ciABLEs, ETC.

The Star and Crescent. Club will give calico
party at suow's. Dancing Academy, on Friday
evening.
The grand picnic Of the Scandinavian T11nera
will occur = Week from Tomorrow, at Washing
ton Heights.
The members OF the Christian Union will give
sociable at their rooms, No. III Madison
street, on Thursday evening".
The new Irish organization, known rs tht
"Emeralds,'' will give picnic at R,sevills
Grove. on July4. This is the initial announce.
ment Of that days amusenents-:
:. AL the pleasures Of summer excursion cas.
be enjoyed at the Desplaines Grove picnic on
Saturday, given for the benefit OF the Methodist
Church Of that suburb.
''Lfe-Boat LODGE Good Templnrs will giye
strawberry and ice-croam festival. with instru-
mental and vocal accompaniment at their ball
corner Of Eighteenth and Clark streets, Tuesday
evening.
The lady friends Of the R. c. T. L and-R
Society, whatever that may be, will give festi-
val, lasting three evenings, at Klare's Hall, Nos.
20 aud II North Clark street, commencing on
Wednesday, June Is.
Frenchmen in Chicago will have grand pic
MIC excursion at Kanka6ee, to celebrate the
24th of June, under the management Of the
" Societe St. jean Baptiste-" Prof Demars Til
deliver the Grafton Of the day.
A vocal and instrumental concert will be given
by Sonora La Wen at Turner Hall. The lady
will be assisted by Miss Fannie Goodwin, Miss
Angela Rose, Sig. Farini, T. 6chultze, Mr.
Widestrand and tho Crest Western Light
Guard Band
The "Ladies' Union Aid Society" contem-
plate giving strawberry lunches for the bonedt
Of the Foundlings' Home, in the vicinity Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. They hope the friends
OF the good cause will reser7o their appetitcs
and pat1onize them Iberaly when the TINA
comes.
A notable reception and donation party is TO
be given by the lady managers Of the Home Of
the Friendless during the day md evening Of
Thursday next. The programme includes in.
snd IN tn? tba and e
addresses will be delivered by Gov. Bross, Gen
John A. Logan, and others. The entertainment
will close with collation. ..
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An Abductcr Shot. .

Special Dlspatch to Tho Chicago 741bu7x.
ZASEsvnLE, Ohio, June 14.-Last evening
DR.. Lewis; physician Of the Eighth Ward, wa
informed that his daughter had left home with
one Thomas Smith, chief clerk of the Balhmms
i Ohio Railroad shops at this place, in buggy.
Lewis followed them, and found they took tbs
turned toward home, finding the hotels s!]
closed DR.. LOWS met them about mid
night, shot Smith through the left lung
and beat him over tho head severely
Tho citizens OF Concord we're aroused BY hearing
horeports Of pistol and the cries OF murder
Dr.. Lewis took his daughter in his buggy, =
ed condition. At noon, today, Smith was alse'
but in q critical state. Smith is 4 married 9nan'
having wife and three children living IN tha
city. Lewis was arrested at 8 O'Clock this A!es
noon, and held to await the result Of Smiths III
juries. 49,.
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seventeen yesterday. For the week ending Lad
evening the lnterments ware 11o, Of which onI1
thirty-oight were Of cholera. ~'~>1 0''''
THE FIRE ERA.
Serious Confln9rurions In Tev,. ,.s
CAn1dn-.Dthcr E,rcu-

Serious Confln9rationst IN Iexn. no5
--~----. Canadn--Othcr Elrcs.
GALVESTON, June 14.-A IRE at Noraaot, .t;,
morning m laid in ashes. the larger portion ti,
o1gnated 1S 1a'ei9 IS PGFt'on 1a 1a,e Of ;he
Brosseg's to the Post Office. Ths u: ,oss 1rou
mated at 92o0, COO. Tho following Is n.-4;.,
list OF the sufferers: Rearick's photography ~, ~
e1y; Baers book store; Cowan & Bresa|ine
br hoe = Tn,us;e GG;' ,bns.t nardware; J. G. obel
Korn, Robert Smith, ]. Il. Wilson. Good3nan % A. T. :
Beck, J. Robie,, Dr.. Carrie, Judge Nelson's resi.
dence and business house, Deidrick Smith =
Levy, G. Charles Miller, White i Jones Jnh,,
Love l. Co. About one-haf OF these
sufferers are insured The insurance viii ~
gregate about S75, COG. The fire is said to have
been the work Of an incendia1y. - ~-
Special Dispatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune
Toronto, June 14-The entire business Dor
tion Of the village Of Maxwell was burned to-day
E1th the exception Of three houses. Losa
heavy.
Nxw YoHK, June 1.-THE C1ifYwood House, a,
Keyport, IT,. burned last night. Loss not
stated: The hotel WAS new, and had Just been
opened for the eeason.
ALTON, Ill, June IA dwellins-house in tbi,
city, belonging to John B. Morrison, was burned
last night insured for 81 200, which will cove,
the loss.
MILWAUKEE, June IA fire at Sank Centre.
Minn., on Thursday, burned Alex. Moore9
Touring mill loss 512, 900.
ST. LOUIS, June l4.-The steamer Mary Mo.
Donald, which WAS burned at Gilham's Landing
the night before last, took fire in the hold, and
although the deck pump, syphon pump, and
steam extinguisher were immediately
to to- the WORT Writer'S she edse soon and 105nis
total loss. An attempt was also made to
scuttle the boat, but the heat was so great that
she could not be approached. Almost all The
freight on board, including 160 bales Of hemp,
several thousand sacks Of grain, and some li1s
stock, Was lost.
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SPRlNGFIELD.
information Wanted On the Trims.
portntton QnestIon--Nesy Stock Conn

Information Wanted On the Trims.
portatton Qnestion--Nesy Stock Conn
panica.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June l4-A letter vaa re-
oelved to-day at the Office of tho State Board of
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners from
Senator Windom, asking for facts in relation to
e1tortlon in freight charges, and unjust dis-
cr1mnatlon by railroad companies in this State
Mr; mclaughlin, the Secretary Of the Board
replied giving such facts aa are in tic oficiai
possession Of the Board. = 31-"A
~ !he Illinois Home Missionary Society, the
mechanics' and Traders' Savings. Loai,' and
8u1ldmg Company, Of Chicago, capital $500 'ooo
H 5he ALBION Manufacturing Company, Of White
County, capital $40, 900, and the Fairbury Sand
stone and Coal Company. OF Fairbury. canital %
600, have filed certificates Of orCauizatinn
IN t. the office Of the Secretary Of State to-day.
.nd d1e hmghts Templar OF this city, Lincoln,
by an excursion to Mt Pulaski. =.
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Recovery, Of the Pope from His
Recent Illness.- -
The Spanish Government to Separate
Church aud State.
Amalgamation Of the Atlantic Cable
Companies.
Reduction in the Price of. Living
SPAIN.

SPAIN.
MADR1p, June 14--Pi y Margall, President. Of
the Council, in speech last evening, in the Cor
;tes, said that the Government must first paclfJ
the Peninsula in order to discourage disaHeotlon
in Cuba.
At q demonstration In Barcelona, yesterday,
the speakers termed the municipality Of the city
"thieves," and urged vigorous measures Tor
getting rid OF the Objectionable authorities. The
meeting broke up with cries Of Viva Ia Fedora
cion Social II and "Down with the munich
pality!" -.
LONDON, June 14-It is said that ex-Queen
Isabella is about to proceed to Rome to confer
with the Pope upon the prospects OF the Bour-
bon family in SPAIN
MADn1D, June 14.-Sa1merou has been elected
President OF the Cortes by 176 votes, to II for
Figueras. At the session last night the Govern
ment announced that separation Of Church
and State WAS 8 part OF its programme. The
Minister Of Finance also submitted proposition
for the negotiation of loan OF 500 000 QUO reals,
and the imposition OF new taxos.
BA4oNsE, June 14.-The Carliat forces COM
manded by Lizarraga and Ollo, with other bands,
entered the Province OF Biscay to-day.
An engagement, in which the Cariists were
victorious, has occurred near Oyarzun, Province
Of Guipuzcoa-
MADn1D June 1.-THE majority of the Cortea
has appointed Directing Committee, Of which
CASTELAR, is Chairman.
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WALL STREET.,

Review Of the Money, Gold, Bond,
Stock, and Produce Markets.
Special Di.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
New IonK, June 14.-Money continues easy
at 3@5 per cent for call loans, and at 6L@7 per
cent for prime mercantile paper. The bank
statement is favorble, showing an increase OF
$1,155, ,825 in legal reserve.
STOCKS.
There was a less active business in stocks than
On yesterday, and this WAS particularly true of
the afternoon, when the market ruled very dull
and uninteresting. After q momentary decline
st the opening, prices moved up rapidly, and for
time speculation was active at an advance Of
~ per cent in st. Paul common, and
an average improvement in the remainder
of the list OF about II per cent
Toward midday weaker feeling Was again mani
3eat,. which continued in some cases until the
close Of business. 1t has been discovered that
Commodore Vanderbilt is sustaining Western
Union. .~
broke to 116 to-day, under the pressure of large
lots forced On the market by parties who have
become alarmed at the condition Of affairs as
reported from Washington. It appears that the
low rates for coinage have induced ownars to
eend bullion to the Mint, instead Of shipping it:
the rato Of si,ooo,ooo - ,per week: t Is Is
also stated that a call for s15,5 900
in bonds Of 1862 may be expected in a few days
to meet the Alabama indemnify. The fact is,
that the leading bulls see no way to hold tho
cannot readily be done in the face of the July
interest. After that comes out there may be .
! chance to get square, but in the meanwhile they
ba0 not wish to carry I,isasts IT s5 }oSs' ::
The imports for the week ending to-day foot
up s6,2lB. 91s, OF which 81, ,002, ,074 is general
merehandse During the week large lots Of dry
al IL
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GRAND HIL11ARD TOURNAMENT
at the French gamo ia to be hald at New YorA
toward the close Of the present month, under
the experienced management OF h1r. q. ". Col
lender. Tho inducements held out, in the way
OF prizes, are OF such a fattering character thai
nearly all the great players Of :he country have
entered and will compete for them. Among
those who have forwarded their entry fees, and
whose names have been published, are Ubassy,
Garnier, the Dions, and Deery. The name OF
John Bessunger was sent On last Thursday after
noon, and il 1t reaches New York before the en-
trees are closed, he will undoubtedly represent
the West IN the tournament. Great things are
expected Of him by his frendB. There ia every
reason for believing that he will defeat all the
American players, and carry of the third prize
The large averages made by him in his recent
match games are much better than those OF any
other native expert, and it 1B only reasonable to
suppose that he can outdo himself in games
where he has nothing to lose. It ia conceded
that the inyincble Ubassy will win the first prize,
the champion cup and $780, Thesecond prize,
which is also money one, will fall to GARNER,
and the others will be divided among Bessung or
and the D1ons.
LOCAL billiard MATTERS
have been somewhat dull since the departure OF
Ubassy for the East, and will probably continue
so until another match OF some kind is made.
Public games are the best advertisements that
buhard-hallB could have, and for this reason tho
proprietors OF large rooms should contribute
Gberally TO keep up the excitement. When the
New York tournament closes, Ubassy will leave
fer France, and will return with his family in
October He has more than half promised to
settle down in Chicago, where he has made
many friends.
3! BILLIARDS EXTRAORDINARY.
Such billiards as we're played by Mons. Ubassy
and Bossunger, on Thursday night, the world
has never seen before, and probably never will
again. These gentlemen had played three pub
lie games previously, but none had been pecu-
Garly brilliant, and it is an extraordinary fact
that the table furniture for last Thursday nights
entertainment was from the manufactory Of tho
J. IL. Brunswick l. Balke Company, while those
previously used were from other makers. That
the quality Of the table aided the great result
ecems apparent from the annexed testimonial,
volunteered at the close Of the game:
Tho billiard table on which played the game this
evening with Mt. John Beasunger, furnished by the
J. II. Brunswick & Bake Company, and supplied
with the Phean Colleuder patent combination cush
ions, the finest On which I have played. It
was marvel Of beauty, and In al respects accurate
as could be desired. F. UBAsgY.
The above sentiments of Mons. Ubassy heartily
tndorSe. JOIN DEssuBam, :
Evidence more conclusive in favor Of these
tables, coming, as it does, from the two best
players in the world, it is impossible to find.
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piled for yesterday in the Circuit Court, BY tho
County Of Laclcdo, in this State, to RESTRAIN J.
f. Clarke, :oHille S. Grant, George 8. Merrick,
and others, claiming to be Directors OF the La
ing IN election in this city on tho 10th instant
also for the appointment of q Receiver to take
charge of the books and papers now in their pos
session, md which arc claimed by Laclede Coun-
r.: Temporary Injunction waa issued. .---~--
DEs MONIES, June 14-It is now definitely
settled that Q narrow gauge railroad will be built
from this city to Ames, this summer. The con-
tracts for the grading will be let in fow days.
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POLITICAL.


New YORK., June 14.-The Apollo Hall Demo-
cratic General Committee made dash at Mayor
Havemeyer and his diafranchisement of adopted
citizens in the following way last evening ::
Under the speciouB cry Of reform ne ind
the dead and buried CARCASS Of Know Nothing
ism revived fanaticism and bigotry that would
have shocked the sensitive natures Of the witch
burners OF :. century ago publicly exhibited and
proclaimed, and, under the action and appoint
sments Of the Mayor, the almost absolute dis
franchisement OF adopted citizens Of every race
and faith"
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avenue, S18, 600. Also, five lots in same block
fronting boulevard. $4,000, which is about SCI
per front foot. Active inquiry for property II
this vicinity. -~. s.
The following insttt4hments we're fled for rec
ord on Saturday, june a.: =. =
cuY PROPERTY.
Monroe IT. LAO It Of Lasallc st, + 2011o8 IT, with
Samuel St. 100 OF clorinda St ef 954125 IT, dated
5rnc 10; consideration, s3,ooo
Cottage Grove ~ g. # = Of Northern av,w + 81 #
Blue Island Az, near cor ct Sixteenth st. t. a
# 70 alley; d.tod June 9; consideration, e zoo:
VET ss,sd st sas ef %SsS 21
Wet Jackson 81, 223 It Of Ashland av, I, 25x168
SO #. dated April =; consideration, $3.50;
15ss s1o r sa5onne the eoo'e dated Ap Il
Geneva st, Ids Il Of Grand 1t, T. 24112s IT, dated
May u; consideration, $3.50:
:, in Sec 49, H. dated June 8; consideration, S. 600.
West 1ndiana IT. cor OF Bckerdlke st, I, Is
W.basS S' ~, % 1s.1 Ths5 St SIX # to alley,
':sS }sss s;asR u: ass1s consider
Wet Adams It, los It Of Aberdeen st, +, 6os1x1oo
Iot IN nlesfs2 Sec: So 10 L. dated June II; con-
Paultna st bet Van Buren, and Tyler sts Il, Lot 10,
dsted OCT 2s, 1874; consideration, g $50.
5ox125 It, dated June consideration, s., ,006
Smell st. Of and nesr West Chicago ~, q It to
auey, dated juno u, 1872 consideration, 81 100.
The premises No 334 South Desplaines st, with
other property dated May 30; consideration 0oo
Fowler ct OF and near North Robey st. +, Lot II,
dated HAY n consideration, Il 800.
Flournoy st, west Of and near Rockwell st. q +, 72x
125 II, dated May /; consideration, s, 400.
F4ouInoy st, between Rockwell st and Campbell ny,
I, 4o1125 It, dated May confederation, 900.
Wesst Monroe st, between Lincoln and Hono1e ets.
3 641125 feet, dated April consideration 900.
Lots Is to II, in Block 5, in Bradwe1ls Addition,
dated Nov. i, 1871 consideration, $4,000.
Lot 81, In Block 3, Of Addition, dated Oct. y,
1872; consideration, s, 100.
Lot 81, In Block s, OF same dated April g. 1872;
tidersdon, $500.
Langley 81, near Thirty-eighth st, 1, 19x10o It,
dated May 81 consideration, s., 500.
The premises No. 3o3 Twentythtrd st. dated Msy 10
consideration, s, CSC.
West Taylor it, 140 # Of Weste1n av, t. 24115o it.
dated June u consideration, $780,
SOUTH OF cTTy LIMITS.
Two and une-third 1crea OF Of G}f 4cres of
Ase Of q Sec II, Is, II, dated June 6; consid-
Prairie av, 81 It Of Forty-si1th st. I. 1ooxl It,
dated Aug. II, 1872, consideration, ST, 600.
South Is It Of Lot 9, in Block s. in Pstrick'g Sub
ndoraHon, 81 500.
wrsr OF cr1x Lnurs.
Ten acros M in Hawthorne, dated May II, conhdera-
East II Lot IL, in Block 2, Of stavee' part Of n !,
sec Sc, 20, 13, dated May Is consideration, $500.
SUMMARY FoR THE wEEE-
The following Ia the total amount Of city and sub
Saturday, June a.: City property-Number Of SALES,
40; consideration $7Go 104 North OF city limits
Number OF sales 2; consideration, $4,000. South of
city Nu1its-Eumber Of ealos 80 consideration, S94e
Grafton, ooo Total sales, It's. Total conside,-
ton, s.. .p61 279.
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INDIANAPOLIS, June 14.-About 6 O'Clock +b;a
morning tns;r ehoemaker named David ,Dunworth' %
street, shot John Pierce and Thomas 4I III ess M
1hey we're passing to their work. Daily is fataJ.
" wounded, and Pierce will lose an an, TT,a
parties had qua1reled some weeks .aeo Int had hod
become reconcilod, and no sufficient Cause tn. for
Of unsound mind. ''o" " w
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SIEc7d1 Ua&Pdtch to Tia CHICAGO IT76une.
;, KANSAS CrTY. Mo-, June 14.-The members Of
the Illinois Press Association arrived here safe,
and y were welcomed to the city by Mayor Morton
thls p m. They were tal1en in carriages around
the city to all places Of interest. Tonight thoy
leave for Topeka, where they spend Sunday: On
Monday they go over the entire line Of the
Atchison d Topeka Railroad to Fort Lyon in
Colorado, returning to Atchison on Wednesday,,
where most Of them leave for homo. The re-
mainder go to Lincoln, Mob, and on to Fort.
Kearney, whore tho excarsion Of tho Association
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Railroad News.

Bosros, June 14.-The master car-bui1derf
closed their convention last night, and elected
tho following* officers for the ensuing year ::
President, III. Van Houton, Pittsburgh; Vice
President, 7. D. Peuy, Hartfoni Secretary, I.
Gary, New York; Treasurer, a. Bteipback,
Reading
PonTIAxD, Me-, June 14.-Judge Rice has
rasined the Presidency Of the Maine Central
Railroad, and accepted the position OF Resident
Director OF the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Dr. Louza. June Ian injunction vas aq-
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,- 5peclaE I5zkpdRch to The EAlcd0o Y3ibung
=, MAp1sos, Wis, June 14.-The argument Of
we LIBEL suit Of Whitney versus the Janesv;1ia
!; oo1eae Frlnting Company has occupied the day
soan,aa ~ rne United u States Circuit Court, and It
hered no more closely to truth than tha 1aW. o.
yers, and indulged in personal abuse to an enua1
extent, the defense against libel suits Womb m he
n; tneI r chief employment. The Judge postponed
nsa nls charge tln Monday morning, and warned tie
selves or with others in the meantime 'A Hnei1-
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THE TRIGGER.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Somo sixty gentlemen,
including Gen. shaler, Coils. Church, Wingate,
and Cullen, Orange Judd, Chester P. Dewey,
and other prominent military men and Journal
ists proceeded to Oreedmoor, Long ISL
and, this afternoon, to inspect its
grounds, preparatory to the opening next
week OF the National Rifle Association. It was
found TINT some $4,000 in addition to the
$50, 900 appropriated by the State had been ex.
pended in laying cut range, importing targets;
purchasing rifles, etc. .v--.--~