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aftor-positlon, but ho made doad nins. Ubassy
thon went. ahoad, odds included, IL q run Of 83,
making tho game atand GDS TO 900. Dossungor
nasse and thon missing ono. III ! fow we'll
conceived and woll.exoanted poBltion-ShotB,
Ubaasy 1narBialcd tho balls on tho sltlo-
rsil A., ard gavo tho audience .:,s spoohi',n.en non
mailing % or 10 On ono sido, ho ran tho balls to
tho otGer, md accumulated o acorc or so moro;
Then ho got thom on tho headrail, md continued
applause WAS tremendous and long g-continuod.
Tho remarkable run onded at 11e, placing tho
game ut TIL to COS. While It waa bolng made,
The most marvellous pos!t followed ooot.
as an expiring effort and thon Ubnssy put all
ond to fnrthor disputes In tho forty-nfth inning
by running out the garno with 20.
Tho following acore will be found to contatn
moro doublo-1gure rms than nny pair Of Amoil-
can 8YeH eVar BAR bDfOrGt
, 1873-06-13

locomotive of. tho oohl trim ran into tho roar
Tho paBsongees, soetpg tho train eonilnR1 a- an-
deavorod to escape, md In 90 doing, Mattic
Dollos, Of Lawrence Furnace, MAS eofoToiY III.
turod Hor thiyhn md hipa wete a!asocAtoa, ehd
roar Of tho ear JACOB Mowbry was badly hn!ft. 1t!;.
ono log being dlslocatod IN two plao9s: Miko
Fral was altgi1tly injured. There worc but three
taeBenRcra Ii, the rom onr, which waa wrooked.
AunonA, ILL.,, Juno 12,-Frhnk Hamilton, or
Aurora, an esnp1oye on tho Chicago lows Hnll- ~
tlon yostesday morning at II oolook nnd In ~
Rtantly killod In consequence OF tho oroaA'ne
Of a coupling, causing tic trnin to Bopafato a.
ho waa stoppfng from tho top Of one cur 70 IN"
other Tho deooaeed leavoB q #a1e aho ONO
child In Aurora. ~. m:. .. :.
Of tho oldest and beHt onKinoers on the 1nlan-
apolis, CINCINNATI Il Lafayette: Railroad, wa
knocked down md crushed to death By PONY
engine, whi1o walking beside tho track IN thls
city. His romalns will bo takon to Lafaget1o 1oE
burial. .,,,u,o -.
Cured isn9' on tho' ronnsyivanin Central Railroad
this morning, which, although Of serious ohar.
actor, did not rosult in aorious injury to any
passengers. Aa tho Pittnburgh express wes
noarinE Wallis Station at ths uHlnl rate OF speed
. coal train from ths n,t9 oak .nn,,anr na,.
mnea ran aoross the t,san' trsn ano anotoa tSe
patent brakos but tho distance was 80 shor!
that tho train could not bo checked, The sngine
| plowod through tho obstruotng train, scattering
tho coal cara, and piltng them mp on both sloet
| at the road. Tho angno attached TO ne Goa ooa
trnin WIS thrown from tho track, ana f9nea ovg
| tho embankment Into Turtle Creek, The engt
ncar aud flroman escaped With alight bruises
| Tho oxprosa ongino was disabled, but no 1ustne
| dAmhRo Was dono to tho train.
, 1873-06-13

peter uribbeil, German, who. with a militia
company was going through .drill-oxorolsga.
tho ground and was discharged, tho oontonts
lodging in his face, literally tearing oyo out,
and otherwise ehooktngly disnguting him., -
Noports from counties along tho Cedar River,
lows, Bny that wheat and oats hro looking bettor
than usual as this time OF year4 Corn Ia coming
forward remarkably woll and lookn very pro1nia.
Ing. Fully ono-fou1th Of last years wheat crop
yef remalnsin tho stack, owing to tho epizootlc
and loep wintor unowa, and tho continued spring
rains preventing Its befng throshed.
a Newbusg. N. r, telegram asya: The teatl-
day day. heard tho arguments i tho long pending 10
boaa corpus and certiornri proceeding for tho
discharge Of Alfred D. Langravo, who iast BUM
NOR abscondod to France, dofrauding his ored'
and surrendered by tho French Government.
, 1873-06-13
RELIGIOUS.
roxva aSnbbnth-SchoolQ Convention
Ia Chfedna .Hrihtiuk

Iowa Snbbnth.Sch00l Conventions
spectal Dtspatch to Tnt Chicago Tribune. , .
MT. PLEASANT, Iowa, Juno 12.-The Sunday
School Convention here increases in numbers
aud in intorost. In tho afternoon Of SeBeorday
Il. g. siglor, Secretary, presented his annual 70"
port, showing tho disbursements for tho year,
$700.89. An animated discussion on the question
of changing the name ''Sunday-school" to "Bible
School" occupied the Convention for two hours.
It was roforrcd to tho Committee on Resolutions,
to report against tho change. Tho report on tho
Helper, Slate organ, shows M outlay ot
$4,000 above tho receipts, md unless individuals
viii undertake it8 publioation tho Aelper viii
be declared not an organ. a stirring and thor
ough1y practical speech on Tho Suporintend
enf" was mndo by the Rev. b. G. Trumbuli'
Dr.. Hutohins spoke effectively on " Tho Teaoh-
o." and was followed by Mr. Hartloy.
In the eyoning tho hall was filled TO overflow
ing, and hnndreas waro not ahio. TO And - even o !
Btanding-room. Tho Convention raised 81, OBJ
for current expenses. Some one In the audi
onoo sont up ring pinned to slip Of papor, on
which WAS written: TO me this Is worth tan
timos it's ,Tcight in gold. i Is my, alabaster
box" Tho ring WAS sold for 825 This morning
| i. =, Porter, OF Chicago, exhibited his lnrgo
eupday-echool map Of Illinois, and photograph
OF tho same. uo Interested the Convention by
giving tho bess methods OF collecting atatiat'cs
| and organizing districts for work.
A chiidron's mootinB 10 now in oess!on, which
| is largely attended. Officers for the onsuing
year: E. q. Chaplin, President; n. D. Moore
and q. s. Oool, Vice-presidenta r. Il. Gill"
more, Treasurer; J. Fl. Dunont Secretary. The
| Convention has been tho largest and most suo~
| cessful eyor hold in the State. Tho next meet'
| ing will be at Dubuque.
, 1873-06-13

Dr.. Hanlan has boen arrested ut Hastings,
Mich, for adultery. Mr. Armstrong brings the
complaint.
Samuel and Albert Hickman, convicted burg
1nra, escaped from tho County Jail at Norriston,
Pa. on Wednesday night.
Two mon named Kellum and Ereland, broke
jail at Nebraska City yesterday morning. Tho
former WAS waiting his trial for forgery, and tho
latter for stealing.
There is wraugle in Ban Francisco ovor tho
4th OF July celebration. Two Committees, ono
Of 200 und tho other Of 800, are making indo-
pendent preparations.
Mira, Drinkorho1, the Woman'a Rights 1ootur-
or, has left Battle Crock, Mieh., with her ailln-
itY, Mr. sqnirea. Mrs. Bqutres and Mr. Drinker-
hon, 1t is said, arc satisfied With the departure
Of their respective spousos
Atwood A. Morley, Of Yorktown H., was found
dead yesterday six miles from Nashville, Tonn.,
nonr Cumberland nvor. He had yia!ted that
section on fishing excursion, and died OF NOR
phine administered by himself.
Owing to tho 9aot that neithor the Union Mar
kot Honso or any other suit1ble place can bo OBJ
tanned Tor tho purpose, tho ct. Louis Exposition
Assembly hnye decided not TO hold an industrial
exposition this year.
Two OF tho conyiote, Costa and Hatfield, who
overpowered tho guard and escaped from the
! Iowa State quar1los ncat Anamoaa, weeh ago.
have boon roeaptured at Doninon, Iowa, and re-
turned to Wardon uciaey at tho Anauosa Foni-
! tentiary.
Norulan Whitney, Of Now Orleans, after a
| preliminary examination, was sent to tho parfhh
| prison without bail, charged With setting tro to
Ills furniture store in Bfonyillo street, on hlay
10. The evidence against him il very stsopg.
| A negro named Oarrall Las been arrested In
! Bt. Louis, and hold to await the action OF the
| Grand Jury, for tho murder Of Solomon Barnes,
who was found deaa on tho Chicago aud Alton
RaIlroad track, nsar brooklyn, ILL.,, Oh Monday
night.
The Turner murder trial at Kansas City Il
progressing slowly. Most Of yostorday nat
| spent In arguments on the a<lmisBibllity Of evi
Turner, tho object OF which IL to provo tha
Turner WAS justlAod In committing suicide.
Yesterday afternoon, at Jamestown. Wis,
fearful aud probably fatal accident occurred t.
, 1873-06-13
EDUCATIONAL.

Commencement ExoToixus az tho
Northxvestorn College. ):
NApzny11nn, ILL.,, Juno l2.-Tho commence.
mont exercises Of tho Northwestern Qollcge nt
Naperyillo olosod last eyoning, goodiy number
besides large delegations from abroad. Tho
Oliosophio dooiety exercises last night ut tho
College chapel wore especially interesting, an
attractive feature OF tho occasion being public
discussion On woodworking by two ia1lcs and
two gontlemon. Five studonts from this College
received thoir diplomas % graduates at
This torus OF these, Duncan MoGregor, OF
Pontiac, Mich, and John ". Ferner, Of Wash
tngton, H., graduated from tho;ecllegia.ecouree
Mis- Mary Hannah of Hinzdsle ,o.a q; Raoh1, 7,f q
wofo graduates from tho dorman Departmont:
The vacation Of tho school will e1tond TIL
AuR, Is. -
, 1873-06-13

CINCINNATI, juno 12-Thc commencement at
Glendale Female College took place to-day.
Tnore wcre twelve g:ndhatos.
The Kentucky University at Lexington. Ky,
to-day graduated twcnty-e1ght young mon.
The Hooker Female Inotitute In tho earoo
plaoo graduated soven young ladies'.
Tho exoroiBes Of tho graduating class Of the
Miami University took place ut Oxford to-day.
Tho Trustees havo Ind eoveral protrncted meet
ings In which tho policy Of suBponding tho opet-
years was discussod. Tho proposition wae much
opposed, and the Trusteea adjourned to Jnly !,
Without taking definite aotlon. P1esfdcnt =. D.
Hepburn and j. Coleman, Professor Of tho
Greek Language md Literature M havo resigned, J.,
tho Wesleyan Female College took place IN this
city to-dny, eighteen young lAdiea graduated
also tho commoncemant Of the Mount Auburn
Young Latlos Institute, ton young Indies grad
pating.
, 1873-06-13
THE ILLINOIS PRESS.
The state Association Convention Mt
Qulncy.-Tho Ssslary Grub Denounced
.-Hncreuacl Transportation FnC1i-


Qulncy--Tho Ssslary Grub Denounced
.-Encrouacd Transportation Fnc1li-
tics Demanded
QUINCY, ILL.,, juno 12.-The Illinois Press AS
ISOLATION ut its mooting to-day elootou tho fol-
lowing oflicere to serve for the ensuing year
Rresiaont T. D. Buell. oha1loSton Rtadbnpv Wsn
oasnawka eSsan specaor, u olaa r. niohards. Daquon
Tribune; necording. socrotary, Cadet Taylor,
Wnons ls Assistant a. mos
N. Whitney, Princeton Herald; Treasurer, ].
W, Clinton, Polo Press; Executive Committee,
Z. L. Morrill,, Springfield Register, Jas. stoaff,
paria Gazette, J: D. Moudy, hchyiew Denoera@
A long BerieB Of resolutions were adopted IN
Guiding tho following:
ResoIvtd, That tho press should advocate right sc-
gardlcss Of eonsoquencea speak the truth Oh ~ sub
s Il 70 hs wfous
Nesolved That capital without labor IL valueess and
unoz thu rsatraints Of law and guided by knowledge
and eucson t1e greatest b!sasings vouchaafa to
iesopsd That the question ot transportation ia ono
Of tho lnoa vital Of to age and should have the care
et 4hd u o
tho wonderful development Of our agricultural re-,
sss al b ef usa to Sss ]
railroad facilities largely increased; and that tho
question Of supply aud domand regulate ps1ces other
Isesolpsd, That tho members Of the General Assem-
by be requested to pass lay deantng aud limiting
| contampt Of Court.
Also, resolutions favoring temperance, tue
public schools, and tho encouragement OF agFi-
| culture aud tho mechanic arts, and condemning
aeriea Of Resolutions highly oulogistio Of the
unoxamplod hospitalitioa Of tho oitizonh OF Quin'
cy, their reception and entertainment Of the
l1ombora Of tho Aeaooiation.. Thoy loaye by
, 1873-06-13

C1EvEbAND, O., June 12.-Tho third day Ct
morning at B o'clock. Tho Rev. &: Hastings
Ross .prosided. The Rev. pr. Molcott Pre-
eentod q paper on Church policy, which
was referred to tho Committed on Manual.
It was resolved thnt delegation, to be appoint
cd by tho Moderator, to bo instructed to appoar
before the Constitutional Convention Of a Ohio.
pointed General Secretary. The District
commissioners woro then appointed; It
was resolved that $4,000 should be
raised for tho Ohio Homo missionary
Society tho coming year: In accordance 70 q
previous notion tho Conference now gave place
to tho Ohio Homo Missionary Society.
Tho Doardof Directors recommend that 910, 600
bo raised for tho year to come.
At tho afternoon session, q motion looking to
tho calling Of an Ecumenica1 Council WAS rotor
rcd to the Committee on Manual. Among other
things, tho word Ecumenical was objected to.
Tho noxt annual conference will meet in the
Seventh Street Congregational Church. Cincinnati
Tho Conference this evening discussed the
question, "What claim has tic cause Of Christ
upon the property Of protesting Christians 7
II was commended that thoro be raised boforo
January 1874, the aum of $4,000 for yarloue
p1lrDoHGH.
, 1873-06-13
EIGHTY LOTS
AQaptGQ for Residence and Business,
FRONTING ON
state-st., Vinoennes-avy Dearborn,
and Olark-sts.

This CHOICE property which We will offer
at thta sole in situated between Sixty -e1Ehth
and geyeutieth. .st6., east of and within two
blocks Of tho Normal School, ACCESSIBLE hy
about thirty-two trains daily, .eaoh Way, on
~ Mioh3eea seRsheEnt Kosk IslSnd, a. end nd
School Depot at sixty-eig ghth-st... within !:
minutes walk Of the property. NngleWood
is a rising suburban town; there ta nuoh &c.
tiv1ty in building and improvements or az
kinda. Two new ohurch9a ore being erected
being built, and many other substantial i'm
provementa are going on. 8treota are graded
and graveled through the property equal n
all respects to any OF the avenuea. good plank
sidewalks from tho Normal School Depot to
The property and during The 1n ;sIpaf n6
Sixty -third.st. Taking this, property aA N
al, it iB Of the most desirable and attraohVe
character, md offers the best fnduoe1nenta
for speculation and occupation OF any prop.
erty now offered for sale in tho suburbs o.
Chicago. This property 1s only seven niles
from VanBuren-at; Depot; time n getting
there only about az inutes ns+t and The ,n't 5sfp
plenty Of good water: Refreshments VIII VII, pe M
MTniHhed free Of cost, and q FREQ ride VIII be
furnished all who wish to attend the sale, -
Terms Of eale, l-3 onsh, balance tn an4 I1a :: =
$50 VIII be required On eaoa lot: rpn III, War- as,,
4 special train Of CARA will start from the
Rock Island Railroad Depot on VanBuren"
It., 9t IA O'Clock noon, stopping At Twenty;
! WHO wish to atto1d tho salo. Particulars and
plata WILL 90 'afn'fS2 &I1soN sS q FOSTER,
Auotioneers, 81 Market-Bt.
, 1873-06-13

Sptcfai Dlspatoh 70 Th1 CAfed9o TF16une.
was to-day elected President Of the State Medt-
cal Society. now in session at Saginaw; Vice.
Presidents, z. a. Christian, Dx. Landau, l.. 8,
Btoyena =. A. Rutherford Rooordmg Secretary,
George E. Ranney; Corresponding Secretary,
Moses Foetar Treasurer, Gordon @. Hitch
cook. Tho next Convention will be hold ut
Coldwator o. tho first Wednesday In May.
, 1873-06-13

The Shnmoktn C0nl-MiIto Horror.
suAmox1N Pa, juno lathe body OF Conrad
DrumhoiBor was found enrly this morning, hor-
rib1y burnt snd .mangled. Tho following Is the
verdict Of the CoEoners jurys
Conrad prumnc,ser, inside boss, came TO his death
by tho explosion Of retap, caused by the sud Con-
rid Druhesaor, insda hoas having entered portion
of tho old work with q naked limp, causing an o.
p1oaion.
The Jury unanimously acquit tho 'superin-
fanflcnt.
, 1873-06-13
NEW YORK.

Counterfeit Postal Currency - Tho
Goodrich Cnso--Opcratic Latvantt-.
The yvn1vvoxth RnrrAoide--DnpnFt"
asro OF q Vfohmn Comm missfOnGf.4 |
i Edwin Observation-Disclosures i
New Yong, June 12.-Oonnterfeita OF. tho ten.
cont denomination Of currency wore discovered
IN s9q a gsnd p3nea
william W. Goodrich has requested Coroner
Whitehlll, Of Brooklyn, 70 conclude bis invest-
CATION Of tho caso Of bis murdered brother,
Charles aoodoh SSf9Ia a.t, juno ~ as no
Suit has boon brought by Henry q. Jarrett,
tho operatio agent OF Pauline Lucca, to fecoVor
81, 700 for aorvlcos rendered as agent to olara
Louise Kellogg. jarrett claims that he ne8o-
aud ~ entitled to tho payment in suoh oases y y
lowed On tho other hand, It is denied that no
aotod a. such agent Or manager, alss heuog8
making her own oontraote with MhEeezok, and
received no managerial Gid whatever from jan
rett during tho oporato season, for tho reason
that ho acted eola1y in The Inherent Of luoca-
The tria1 Of Frank H. Walworth, for tho muir"
der Of bis father, is Bet down for Monday, tho
23d inst. .
Charles Il. Adams, recently appointed ono OF
tho now Board Of Commissioners At tho Vienna
Exposition aailod for his post yesterday. Ho
expresses the opinion that mono OF the suspend-
cd Commissioners will be- restored, sa, having
with the close Of tho present wook Edwin
Booth terminates his caroor as a theatrical MAUI
| agor, md will conano himself In future to tho
| duties OF an motor.
| Susan O'Neil waB fatally yinjured this morning
by falling from tho fourth floor at No. 423 East
| Eighteenth street. Her husband has been ar-
rostod on suspicion Of throwing her from WIN
/ dow,
In tho United States Circuit Court to-day, bo-
foro Judge smsllcy, in tho caao Of the United
States againat the City Of New York, to recover
$4,000 for property Of tho formor destroyed In 4
The draft riots Of 1868, verdict for the plaintiff
for q, 500 was rendered. .--
Tho bankrupt Humboldt Fire Insurance Com
pany of this city declared o dividend OF SG por
cont on adjusted claims, tho creditors to have
until Nov. II to present their claims,
There has been gradual advance In spot and
future delivery Of cotton tor tho past fow days,
with 1umors of a corner. Crenshaw Co.,
brokers, Of Pearl street, this afternoon notified
tho Cotton Exchange Of their inability to meet
"bear" eido are rumorod. Tho Cotton Exchange
voted to adjourn from July to T..
Tho rnatinoe, to-day, at the Academy OF Mus1c
In aid of the Founding Asylum, waa an lmnenst
SUCCESS. sothern, Feohsor, Agnes Ethel, ans
oyory prominent actor and aotress in New Yorf
appeared. Tho boxes sold OF astonishing
prricea, the highest being $500. paid by Aber
Weber, tho wel-known pianist. Tbs proceod
Of tho performance wore over @10.001.
, 1873-06-13

PATTERSON, N. j., June 12.-The trial Of Van
Winkle Bogozt for murder, by poison, Of Ran
som F. Burroughs, in December, 1871, Was taken
up this morning. A jury was obtained IN one
the ploa that q Juror had rand tho evidence and
formo dan opinion, unless counsel could provo
Tint tho juror could not give IN impartial YER
dict according to the evidence.
, 1873-06-13

HAMILTON, Ont, Juno 12.--Tho annual meet
iug Of Tho United Stasoa National Curling Club
was hold horo yesterday, hut previous thereto
quoting match for tho "Dell champion Quoit'
took place, and attor woll-oontested match was
won by ". McOowan, OF Scarborough, Canada,
BY sooro Of 81. Among the matches Arranged
igan, Y. Chicago. In tho evening banquet
was giyon in honor OF the occasion.
Th{a afternoon tho International qr1oit match
came on, fourteon onch from tho United 8tat6s
and Canada, aud continued two hours, the SCORE
boing Cansda, os2, and the United states 847.'
Simon Konnedy, Of scarborough. Canada, made
tho highest soore Of any single player.
portion OF tho nftornoon, and was won BY
Canada In threo straight ganog.
The dalegatoa gro tho recipionts OF q moon"
light excursion tonight.
, 1873-06-13
The Result OF tho Code.

R1onmoaD, w., Juno 12.--Tho seconds IN the
recent fatal duel bctween Mordecai and McCarty
having beon refused bail by tho Police Justice
during tho oonvaloscence Of McCarty, the aurviv-
iDg principal, made an effort to-day to procure
wit Of habeas corpus, but Judge drieon, to
whom tho application was made, refused to
grant it. p.
, 1873-06-13

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Jamos y. Knowlton,
the Washington correspondent Of TnE Cn1oAoo
Tn1BuNE was married to-day to Mary 4. Rid
die, tho tlaughtor Of Judge Riddle, formerly Of
Ohio.
, 1873-06-13
Pauline Lucca Divorced.

NEW yoaK, June 12.-pauline Lucea'a counael
armfl OF nt1idayits sustaining the charge against
hor husband. Baron Won Rhaae, Of having com
mitted adultery with IN actress named Milo
GrosBi TheBo having been presented to Judge
Fanchor, his Honor Aaa granted docree OF ab-
solute divorce to the fair applicant.
, 1873-06-13
The second race was q trot Tor purse OF $500,
resulting as follows:


Tomorrow, tho last day, the racing will be un-
usually hno. Several noted horses arc entered
for tho running raco3purso, sgoo' ro u,,oa ~
day woro by far the boBt contested and most or
citing Of any that have tahon place thus fnr.
Tho attendance was about $500 L large num-
a ss & d ss eFs % h RFesea5 so 5eng 1R9 oa ssa sgR
slownesa was manifest on the track on account |
OF tho dust. The track. however, was very |
good, Notwithstanding the best horses kept their
record % low as possible paad Ba Aohs%gnmn
tho admiration Of nll BY their excellent
driving. Tho first rice was for purse Of 81 900,
open to horses that never trotted bottor than
and sioo to fourth. Tho frst money was award;
cd to Joe Odelf, tho second to Ada =, tho third
to James Hand, and the fourth to Albert. Pilot
was diatancod IN the first head, and Lady 1dA in
Tue second and third rhoes were trotted al-
tesnasoly, four heats being made in each. Owing
to the lateness Of tho hour these two racoe Wero
postponed until tomorrow morning Of 10 o'clock.
ali horses owned in Kent County that had never
boaton threo minutes. Kate Messenger las two
Maid two timo, a:6e and 2:61: II tile third
s asver as, r1stsa Of bser s n ss h?sSs I
Young Princeton had two heats time,
ass, 3:a7k Kittie G., one heat timo. 2;4oA
Kae Hazard one u host tx mo M e IT, ISs taa
|
last three to Wells; timo, 2:9413, $3.50, 2:4l.
The first trot tomorrow will be for \ purse OF
e1,500 for horses that layo mover beaten 24o.
| Biz entries. .... =,
Second purse, $500 for horses four years old
and under, owned in this county. Three entries.
Third prrao, g., 500, for horses that have never
| t1otted battor than 2:21. Among the ontrios aFe
Pilot Temple, Fred. Hooper, Flora Bell, and
| other noted horses.
OAmDn1DaE CRY, Ind, June 12.-Tho Hoosicra
wero out to-day 5000 strong on tho grounds
to SEQ tho 1850 trot. It was lively. Kate
Bennett was the wilmer In 2:39H, 233174, and
| 229A, Harry Todd was second, Materio Matd
third. aud Fashion fourth.
In tho pacing race, Copper Bottom was first,
Hoosior Tom second, Billy Hopper third, end
Red Tiger diatancod. Nary jolt or jar in tho
management.
Buffalo Driving Park course this afternoon, DO,
tween the Canadian horsea CALEDONIA Chief md
Little Angus, for purae Of 1000 In gold, was
won by Caledonia Chlof. Time: 2:34A4; 1885
2:411. ....
LONDON June lathe race Tor tho gold cup
took place to-day on Ascot Heath, and was won
by 0remorne, Flageolet second, aud nevagn,
, third. ....
Tho botting iunt before the start was oven OF
, Qrenorna against tho fold, five to one against
Tlageolet, and dye to ono against Hevigny
6eYon ran.
, 1873-06-13
Tho Maryland Edit0rGs

BALTIMORE, June 12.-Betweon thirty and
forty members of tho Association Of Maryland
Editors loft here this afternoon for Richmond,
W., on their annual excursion. Before return
Mammoth Cave, indianapolis, St. Louis, and
Chicago.
, 1873-06-13

Special Daspateh 70 Tho Chicago Tribune.
OrrAwA, III, juno 12.-8ome very fine shoot
ing vas done hero today at tho pigeon matches.
sud tho natives wero astonishod ut tho skill Of
Capt. Dogardus, Abe Kleinman, 8tagg. and
Thomns, and ono OF two of our own marksmon.
The matches will continue until tomorrow eyeu-
inc. .
, 1873-06-13

TuoMAsSoN- -NOKTON--1n Leuiavtle, Ky;. on tho
10th inst, BY tho Right Hav. George D. Cntum!ns.
bishop oi oatucly assisted b. tho Rev. r. O. Pe5k!ns.
Thomssson, of Ghicsgo. aud ies Nina korton ot tho
former placo. No casda.
RTOVER-GARLAND-On Jnno II. At tho Ada Streot
A t. Church. by tho Hev. Thomas Il. Strobridge. Miss
Adto Garland and hr. Joseph stovet both oi ohlcaSo
No carda.
, 1873-06-13
RASE BALL,

New YonK, June 12.-Baso ball-Doston, II ;
Rosolutes, 4. ,..u.
Pu11ADE1pnA, Juno 12.-DaBs bill. Phiaar
doIphia, 10 Mutuals, 8.
, 1873-06-13

ocean steamship News.
LONDON, Juno 12.-The steamship City OF
Limerick, from New York, has arrived.