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The Failure 10 Release SantaIa and
Big TTeessTTOuble With the KiOs
WAS and COmHuchCR Feared.

ST.. LOUIS. June 1.-THE Times has a
letter from Fort Sill, Indian Territory,
dated the Bird inst, which says that Mr.
Bede, the chief clerk of Superintend Mt
Hoag, arrived there the previous Friday
10 hold counsel with tho kiowa and Com.
anche Indians with reference to the re.
lease OF Santata and Big Tree, two chiefs
Of the former tribe, who have been con.
fined in the Texas pcnitentiary for many
months past; but no KinwaS were pres
ent and hut few COmanches. These
tribes are said 10 be much disappointed
because Sautal6 and Big Tree had not
been released recording 10 promise; and
at thNnOn arrival Of Governor Davis, Of
70 tIhO was to have arrived at Fort
Sill some time since.
The letter further states that il Is not
known whether Gen. Davidson, CON-
msndipg at Fort Sill, anticipates trouble
from the disappOintments OF these Indians
or not. but on the ID inst, q squadron OF
the 10Th cavalry, under command OF Cpat
NOrval, lightly equipped for active field
ser'iCe, lett that post with orders to pa
troll the Texas boundery along the line Of
the Red River, from the mouth of Cache
Creek to PiGz River, and If he found the
trail Of any war party entering Texas to
follow as rapidly as possibly.
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MEMPHIS.

SEVERE sToRM-JACoB THoNPsoN ne.
COVERING.
MEMPHIS, June 11-One Of the severest
rains and thunder storms ever known here
ragged about ten o'clock last night, accom-.
palned by immense sheets Of electricity.
In one hour and a half two and seventy
hundredlbs inches Of rain fell. 1t Is feared
great damage has been done TO the plant.
ing interests in the adjacent country, but
the sanitary condition Of the city Is great
ly improved.
Hon. Jacob Thompson Is recovering
from tho attack oi cholera.
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CHICAGO.

ANOTHER BILLIARD MATCH-FATAL AC.
CIDENT.
CHICAGO, June 1l.-Another match
game OF French billiards has been made
between Ubassy and BessiDGer; the lor-
mcr playing $40 points to Bgssingers 500.
J. r. Keiger, an employee Of the Star
and Crescent Mills, this city, was drawn
into the machinery yesterday by his
clOlhing, and so badly injured that he
died last evening.
The dead body of man was found this
morning at No. $50, corner Desplanes and
randolph street, with q bullet wound
through the heart. The police have no
means Of knowing whether it is a suicide
or murder. The body Is yet unidentified.
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A Lawless Acl in Indiana.

EVANSVILLE, INDp juno 1O-The
Journal has advices from Leavenworth,
Crawford county, Of lawless act by a
band of men who forcibly took a man
named Golding from his house q few
days ago, since which nothing can be
heard Of him. GOlding was the plaintiff
in q suit to compel Crawford county to
complete her subscription to the stock Of
the Louisville, New Albany & St. Louis
railroad, which number Of citizens
claim was voted by fraud. Another gang
OF men not long since destroyed the
records Of the election.
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A Peacemaker KILLED.

New York. June 11.-This morning
Nathan Britman shot and killed James
McAdams, an employee Of the PennSyl.
vAnla Railroad Company, In Jersey City.
Brittman had been discharged from the
employ Of the Company by McCann, the
yard master. Meeting the latter, he drew
pistol and was about TO fre, when Nc.
Adams interiered. A struggle ensued,
during which the pistol was discharged
and McAdams killed. Brittman was ar.
rested,
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initiated that the average drinker cannot
distinguish between them, or, II he does,
will give the preference TO tho spurious
article on account Of it's pleasauter quail
tics to the taste. People are finding out
these tricks, however, and beginning to
demand purity In their wines even at the
expense Of tho palate. Again, it must be
confessed that no such wines have yet
been made in this country as tho finer
vintsges Of Europe. It may be partly
that the art oi manufacture Is not fully
acquired, but 1t is generally agreed that
We have not the soil and climate to grow
the grapes which produce the finer wines
Of the Old World. In this harsh climate,
only the hOrdier land cOarser) varieties
Of grapes prosper. Even the CAtawba is
found to be unequs! to the rigor OF our
recent winters. The Iona, probably
the finest Of American wine grapes,
cannot be grown prodtably, and so
with the Delaware and some other
delicate native growthS, while, we be-
licve, the European vines that produce
the choice and delicate wines so
largely consumed in this country,
cannot be grown at all on our
soil. California comes nearer than any
other section o! the country to lurnishing
the conditions Of soil and climate requi-
aite to the growth Of the more delicate
wines and she is making some progresS in |
thst direction.
Still the people who must have very
fine wines are but ANAL part Of those
who must have some kind Of an Alcoholic
beverage aud for the great mass Of such
drinkers the product Of our native grapes
in It's unsdulterated state supplies drink
that is at once agreeable and much less.
than the fiery potations to which
the average American citizen Is addicted,
whileto some, no doubt, the acid wines
such as are made hereabouts are posi-
lively medicinal II used under proper reg
ulation.
Kclly's Island has thrown inferior
wines upon this market for several years
at prices below what pure wine could be
grown for, and our growers here have
suffered some In consequence. The short.
ness OF the crop there and in other sec.
IlonS Of the country, together with q
probable scarcity and rise Of prices in
Europe, encourages wine growers here to
believe that they have better prospects
ahead.
AS to the value Of the grape crop for
the table, all our people appreciate that
Tho best use Of the grape is, we believe,
to cat 1t. For some years the people OF
Wheeling have had abundance Of lus.
cious grapes at moderate prices; and the
effect OI 8 general and free use OF so health.
lul article Of food on the health ofthe com.
munity cannot be estimated. There is no
reason to apprehend any serious diminu'
tion Of the supply this season, though cir.
cumstances indicate that prices may rule
slightly higher than last year.
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A Ripple In Diplomatic Waters at
Wanna.

NEW York, June LA London tele-
gram Of the Both Of May says: "The En-
press oI Russia and Arch Duchess Maria
had an interview with the Pope and Car.
dinal Antonelli yesterday. Austria has
broken through the etiquette usually OBJ
served towards the vassAls Of tho port, by
receiving Prince Nicholas, Of Monte
Negro, without his having been presented
by the Turkish Ambassador. As this
step appears TO indicate a changed atti.
tude towards the government OF the Sui
tan, 1t has excited attention in the diplO-
matte circles at Vienna.
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Captain Jack Denies that II Was He
Who Killed Candy.

NEW YORK, June 11.-Captain Jack,
In his interview with General Davis, said.
Bogus Charley and Shack Nasty Jim
killed General Canhy. Allen David, the
klamath chief, advised them to kill Gen.
Candy, 80 he did 1t. l am telling the
truth. did not kill him. hAdit done,
but did not do It. Idon't lie. Bring the
men that saw me do this thing; l want to
face them. II had my chains of, l
would tell all the men who did these
thinpR."
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The CunlemaIa Annexation Canard.

NEW York, June 1l.-A Washington
correspondent telegraphs that there is the
best authority for saying that the Minister
Of Guatemala and San Salvador knows
nothing Of any Central Americans who
may have seen the President on the al
legged subject Of annexation or any other
subject. The Minister has not been In
Washington since the 10Th Of April. To
his certain knowledge not q single promi.
ncnt native Of Central America is dream
ing OF the annexation Of his country to the
United States.
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CINCINNATI.

a BUTCHER SHOT DEAD IN MS STALL.
CINCINNATI, June ILL. n. McDer.
mott, u butcher, was shot dead In his stall
In 9th street market, near Elm street, ct
half past ten o'clock 10 day, by VI. G.
Daniels, alias Mackey. McDermott was
standing in his meat stall when shot Hc
claimed 10 have been insulted BY Daniels
on Sunday last and was asking for an ex.
PLANTATION when the affair happened.
Daniels, who il Of bad character, does
not deny the shooting but says Ii was
douc in selfdelcnse.
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The shamokin Accident.

SHAMoKIN, June 1.-THE body Of Con.
rad Drumheiser has not yet been recover.
ed, but the men arc working with will
to get to him. His time book was found
this morning.
Five Of the victims will be buried to-
morrow. The coroner's jury has adjourn
ed till tomorrow. mornlDg, not coming 10
any definite conclusion, but the deaths
are generally attributed to FIRE damp.
Drumheiser's body, when found, will tell
the whole story,
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TRxAs BORDER TRoupLEs.
Grange Picnic at NJ. Pleasant, Iowa

Nluuko ACuAC a. AtS lGd1aAtS AO" q
MT. PHEASANT. Iowa, June 1.-THE
Grange picnic held in this city to day, was
a grand success In point Of numbers,
There were over six hundred wagons In
the procession, and it is safe TO say that
ten thousand patrons assembled on the
fair grounds. Every Grange in the county
was Represented, and many from adjoin-
ing counties. EIch Grange carried ban.
ners with suggestive notices and carica.
lures. The procession was admirably
handled by Chief Marshal Brown and his
ASSISTANTS. Gov. Carpenter Is now ad-
dressing the assembled thousands, and his
address il received with enthusiastic sp-
plause. Colonel Scott, Colonel Sweedly,
and other distinguished patrons are IN
attendance.
The Iowa State Sabbath School Con-
vention Is In session in this city. There
are three hundred delegates and many
prominent Sunday school men present.
among them Mr.. Trumbull, OF Connect
icut, and Mr.. Hartley, Of London.
The Iowa Western University, Nj.
Pleasant Female Seminary, and the pub
lie schools open on Friday Of this week.
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collision in Now Jersey.

4NuIIIUHU OUIII0IUH IN NUW 00I'1I'
NEWARK, June 11.-A passenger train
from New York and freight train came
in collision cast Of Newark this afternoon.
Both engines were demolished and the
baggage car telescoped into the smoking
car. One engineer was fatally wounded
and a large number Of passengers cut and
bruised. Tue passengers in the smoking
car were crowded through the wlndows
The air brakes prevented more serious
disaster. Had the accident occurred
minute sooner there would have been
terrible loss of life. The engineer oI the
freight train is 10 blame.
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Parricide and Suicide.

ST.. LOUIS, June 11.-Fred Bickcs,
living at Decatur, Illinois, went home
last evening after debauch Of three days,
and was invited TO take seat at the sup.
per table by his mother, wherCupon he
commenced abusing her with vile Ian.
guage. His father demonstrated and told
him he must cease or leave the house. At
which, he drew revolver and shot bis
iather in the face, iDaicling an ugly but
not dangerous wound; and then hred a
ball into his own brain. At last accounts
he was in dying condition.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-Gen. John
Sidney Jones, who was confined In the
insane asylum at Harrisburg, escaped this
morning. 1t is supposed be has gone
West on foot to preach his peculiar doc
trines oi salvation.
At u meeting Of the American crucible
cast steel manufacturers to day, 1t was 70.
solved TO maintain the present FEices ol
steel
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A WASHINGTON special to q Western
newspaper says: "Gen. Garfield, who 10
now IN the city, has been invited to deliv'
er m address before an agricultural soci-
city in his district. he PROPOSES 10 take
as topic the relation OF corporations to
future National politics. He ia Of the
opinion that topic will be as much Of a
keynote to the political future as Slavery
has been in the past He does not think,
however, that the larmers' oranges, a. al
present organized, have met this question
in a proper manner, or have sought TO get
q logical solution Of the situation. lie
will endesvor to remedy this deficiency"
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Weather Report.
WAB DlPAnTIINY,
OyPIoR OF FHE CHIyF StINAL UFyTcIE.
WARRINGTON, D. O.. JuuG 1l.-60l T. 4.


WAh DSrAuTAINtV
OyPIol OF FHE CHTyP SIUHAL UFyTcIE.
WARRINGTON, D. G.. Ju1e ll.-80lP
PROBABILITIES.
= For New England and the Middle States
and lower lake region on Thursday, north
westerly TO northrasterly winds and clear
or partly cloudy weather. From the Ohio
valley 10 the upper lakes essterly 20
soulhcrly winds and clear or partly cloudy
weather. For the northwest, u falling
barometer, brisk to brisk southerly 10
southwesterly winds and increasing cloud.
iness, with possibly threatening weather.
For the South Atlantic States, light and
fresh southcrly 20 westerly winds, partly
cloudy weather and rain areas For Ken
lucky, Tennessee and the Gulf States east
Of the Mississippi, light TO fresh variable
winds and partly claudy weather, with
probably occasional areas Of light rain
south Of Tennessee.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 1l.-A special to the
Daily NetoS from Rome says many of the
monks belonging TO the mOnasiries which
are to be suppressed, will go TO Bolivia
and Chill.
Amount Of bullion gone into the Bank
Of England on balance to-day, was
Gl31 900.
1t Is expected that the prosecution
against the Tichborne claimant will To
able to rest their case next week.
Prince AmSdeus and wife have arrived
In England, where they will remain dur
Ing the summer.
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Clnclnnun Chamber Of CommeIce.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE Chamber
OF Commerce this afternoon adopted q
number Of important amendments To the
constitution. Individual membership dues
were increased 10 thirty dollars and flfms
TO pay in proportion to the number Of
persons composing the same, instead Of
fixed sum as hitherto. Committees on
arbitration and appeals are appointed an
nuAlly, instead Of monthly, and members
Of Othtr Chambers, Boards Of Trade and
like organic ltIOns will have the same
privileges with the members ol this Cham.
ber In settling disputes before the CON-
provided the organization OF
which they are members have adopted
> similar rule.
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EUlscopal Diocese Of PIItSburCh,

PlTrsBuRoH, June 1.-THE eighth an.
nual Convention Of the Episcopal Diocese
Of Pittsburgh commenced its session In
Trinity Church 10 day, Bishop Talbot, Of
Indiana, presiding through courtesy Of
Bishop Kerioot. This Diocese represents
all the parishes In Western Pennsy lvania.
Over one hundred delegates are in attend
AnCa.
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Woman suGtaEe In Indiana.

TGRRE HAuEE, June 1.-THE Indiana
Womsn Suffrage Association Is holding
its annual Convention. in this city, The
first session this afternoon was not very
largely attended. There was a much
larger audience this evening and IN in.
teresting discussion Is progressing. Miss
Anthony Is announced TO speak to'mor.
FOyR niuhk
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URBANA, N. Y, June liza brutal
murder was committed in this city last
night, BY Merritt Wheeler, keeper Of q
house oil Ill fame. He murdered bis mis-
tresS, Fannie Sterling, by holding her BY
the hair OF her head and kicking her till
the blood gushed from her mouth and
ears He then stabbed her In the fore
head.
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DovER, DEL, June 1.-THE jury in
the case Of Dr.. West came into Court at 9
o'clock this morning with verdict OF
not guilty, on the ground Of self defence:
There Is still a charge Of arson agatnsst
West, which will be tried in October. II
Ia also punishable with death, and conVlc'
ton on that charge seems certain.
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National Association Of Business
Colleges.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE National
Association OF Business Colleges this al.
ternoon was engaged principally In the
hearing Of reports from the Committee on
Instruction and 10 reading tho memoirs
Of W. R. Kimberly, formerly Of the Phils
delphiA College, and John r Cornell, of
Troy, N Y. Tonight E. G, Folsom, OF
Albany, N. Y, delivered an address on
the "Value in Man" and s. 8. Packard, Of
New York, also delivered an address on
the general wants Of the Association.
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COLUMBUS, Juno 1.-THE Ohio State
Medical Society at their meeting to-day,
selected Toledo as their next place Of
meeting and elected Dr., II. ]. HerriCk Of
Cleveland, President; W. ]. COuklin OF
Dayton, Secretary; r. o. Edwards OF
Lancaster, Assistant Secretary and 8. 8
Gray OF Piqua, Librarian and Treasurer.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 1.-THE mutiny in
command OF General Velorde, arose from
supercedlng. A captain and 1900 troops
remained faithful and returned with the
General to Jastosa.
(uerAld Specially
MADRID, June 11.-DIsscntions have
broken out in the CarlIst camp. DUrrc-
garray's removal from command was not
on account Ol his wound, but in conse-
guence Of an intrigue with the Marquis
Valdeespiuss.
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CANADA.

QUEBEC, June ll.-Gov. DulferIn and
suite arrived this morning. They will re-.
main two weeks and then proceed TO
Sagucnay and the Maratime provinces.
MONTREAL, June 1.-THE remains oil
Sir John Caster were landed to day in
the presence OE.thousandS Of spectators.
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Kanaap Un.veralII Commencement.

LAWRENCE, Ks-The first commence.
ment of the University oI Kansas &C.
Cured here today. A class Of four was
graduated. Senator ingalls, delivered an
oralion which was an effort Of great bril-
liancy an podwer. The commencement
dinner was attended by three hundred
guests from all parts oI the State.
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Annrher Mar Killn I'D Fnther.

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, June l1'-Dr.
Lewis L. Myers, dentist Of this place,
while drunk this evening, stabbed, and Il
is supposed fatally, his father, In the
breast near the heart, with a sharp inStru.
ment Meyers Is in custody.
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Terrible Accident at SteubenVIIle..
Three Children Killed By an ExplOs
sion of PoWdeFI

STEUBENvILLE, June 10, 1s7S.-A ter.
rible explosion Of gunpowder occurred
about noon to-day at the residence Of
George Edmonds, coal miner, on Fourth
street, near the outskirts Of the city. Ed.
mouds bought q twenty-five. pound can ol
powder yesterday evening, and put 1t in a
cupboard in his dwelling, While he was
at work, and his wife out on an errand,
his children found the can and set fire to
1t. Three Of them were killed outright
and the fourth so badly, injured that 1t
cannot live many hours. The children
we're all under ten years Of age. The
house was almost completely destroyed.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 11.-A young man was
found on Randolph street this morning,
with a bullet whole through his heart.
He proves TO be Leander Hawkins, who
suicided because OF his inability to obtain
work.
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FOREIGN.
BRAZIL.


ConHlct BeIWeen the Clergy aud tho
Secret Orders.
LONDON, June 11.-AdvIces from Rio
Janerio Of the 2Srd ult. were received, that
the conflict between the clergy and the
secret societies continues to sgilate Brazil
The ministry had taken strong grounds
on the subject and were gaining support
for their policy. In the Lower House the
Premier made speech defending the
Free MasOnS and promised that energetic
measures will be taken TO prevent bishop
and Jesuites interfering with the society,
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THE latest rumor about the Chief
Justiceship mentions the Hon. Morrison
Il. Waite, President Of the Ohio ConsIl-
tutIoual Convention, aS q person very
likely 70 receive the appointment
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THE VIENNA EXPOSITION.
TIE AMERICAN DEPARTMENT ABOUT
COMPLETE,

COMPLETE.
NEW York, June 11.-Jackson g.
Schultz writes that the American depart
ment Of the Vienna Exposition will be In
complete order by the 18th oi June which
cannot be the case with that Of any other
nation, not excepting England, which has
the advantage Of q corps Of. working men
brought 10 Vienna to hasten, complete
and perfect that department. The Aus
trian government, he says, should have
taken another year to prepare for the Ex
position. Not only are the grounds not
finished, but all those facilities which they
had promised arc incomplete.
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LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE steamships
Italy and California from New York, and
the Nes;0rial from Quebec, arrived out.
NEW York, June, ll-AIrived-The
steamer Hlnsan from Bremen.
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Our correspondent "UNUs PoPULt"
makes some sharp points this morning in
his discussion Of the appointing power,
which seem TO be worthy the attention oil
lernl and judicial gentlemen.
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PITTDUH0u, June 11.-RiYer . feet,
10 inches and falling steadily.
7 CINCINNATI, June 1l-Rlver 0 feet and
rising from the local rains.
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LONDON, June 1.-THE Ascot races
for the Royal Hunt Cup was won by
Winslow; RENE was second and AFFORD
Mixture third. Twenty.seven ran.
The Ascot Derby was won by Gang
Forward, beating Highland Lsddle, sec.
ond and Andred third.