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EAST SAGINAW DRIVING PARK.

Fourth Day of the TrOtting Meeting
Belle the Winner OF tho 1850 Race.
EAST SAGINAW. Mich, June q, 1873
The fourth day OF the first annual trotting meet
OF the East Saginaw Driving Park Association was
a success. The 1850 race was won by Wanmaker's
bay mare Belle, in three straight heats, time 234
2:34h, 2:42h. Nick was awarded second money
Carney third and Albert, the avorite In the pools
the fourth premium. There were thirteen entries
and five starters.
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ENGLAND.
An Exciting Election in Prospect-Baron
Rothschild's Testimony in the Bank Of
England Forgery Case.
1ElEeRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Iklt6kAMS III lht NEW vukk hekAlu
LONDON, June 81, 1873.
An election to I'LL the vacancy in the representa-
ton in the House OF Commons from Bath is in
progress in that city to-day. Both sides are con-
ndent.
The friends OF the respective candidates have
erected barricades In the streets, and there are
indications OF disorder. Some OF the tradesmen,
anticipating disturbances have closed their shops.
gHE FORGERY ON THE BANK AND BIDwELL's BONDS.
There was another hearing to-day in the case of
the Bank of England forgery.
Baron R0thschild and Mr.. Mildmay, OF Barring
Brothers, testified to the forgery Of their sigma
lures.
The Bank has obtained temporary Injunction
restraining the Bidwells from any action for the
recovery Of the proceeds OF two United States
bonds.
HARVEST PROSPECT
The weather to-day is fair and favorable to the
growing crops
Conservative Victory Mt the Poll
Serious Movement in . Cotton Dis
trict.
LONDON June 27-Mdnight.
The election at Bath to-day resulted In the
success OF the conservative candidate by small
majority. The following is the vote:-
Lord Grey de Wilton Conservative ......... 2194
MT. Hayter Qiperal) 2l43
LABOR, WAGES AND TINE OF WORK.
Notice has been given OF 'sockoutn OF the
cotton factories at staeybridge at the end Of next
week. Several thousand operatives will be thrown
out OF employment.
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ARKANSAS AFFAIRS.
Brooks Unfolding His Tale-A Heavy
Storm of. Rain.

Storm OF Rain.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 81, 1873.
Hon. Joseph Brooks is delivering speech to
small audience tonight, detailing his grievances
and the steps taken by him to assert his claims to
the ONCE of Governor.
heavy rain prevailing here this evening is
doing considerable damage to the crops. Jerry
the river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28
CENTRAL ASIA.
The Surrender Of the Khan Of Khiva to the Rus
ians-BritisK Alarm at the Musccvite
Progress-The Commercial Con-
sequences Considered.
KILOGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


LONDON, June 81, 1873
special despatch to the London Telegraph from
Central Asia announces-in confirmation or the
HERALD special report which was forwarded from
this city to New York yesterday-that the Khan OF
Khiva surrendered Internationally to the Russian
troops before the capital OF the Khanate, after
General Kaufman had rejected twelve proposals
FOR capitulation, which were made with treach-
erous intent by the Khivese.
Russian Impertalist Plans for Solid
Progress to the CRspinn-English
Alarm for the Future or the Commerce
East.
LONDON, June 27, 1878.
The Daily Ne,cs reports that the Russian CON-
mission for the development OF commerce in Asia
proposes an extension Of the Pothi and Tinis Rail-
way to Baku, q Russian town on the west shore OF
the Caspian Sea- and thence to Teheran. the capt.
ual OF Persia.
The London Ne,cs regards the enterprise as q
formidable attempt to paralyze British commerce
in the East.
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Advice About Cholera.

It easier to prevent than TO The only perfect
preventive and disnfectant Is CARB0LIC ACID. Con
tagion cannot exist or spread whore 1t is used.
Al KIDDER " ErHERELL co. = carboic medicine
warehouse 80 John street. city this great purifier Is FUR
nished in any quantity grade, and III all aI
proved forms Tor all purposes.
Depot for Buchan's Carbolic Soaps and Compounds
Twenty.three varieties for household, ccsspoos and
stables. -
n YOU need Carboc Acid in any Of its forms prepa
rations send TO hcadquarcrs and obtain reliable art
Gle at a low price. KIDDER. wErHERELi. CO, 81
John street near william
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Solomon Hillcn.

A telegram from Baltimore, under date OF yester
day. reports as follows :-Colone Solomon Hillen,
Jr., who died last night at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York, while on his way to watering place in
Canada, was one OF the most highly esteemed and
well known citizens OF Baltimore ana had been
frequently hOnOred with the most important public
trusts. He had been Mayor OF this city. member
OF the Maryland Legislature and q member OF
Congress-.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF. SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 2S-l A. n.

WASHINGTON. June 2S-IA. N.
Probabilities
For New England gentle and fresh southerly to
westerly WINDS and partly cloudy weather. with
possibly rain areas, over the northern portion;
for the Middle States and lower lake region gen.
tie and fresh Winds mostly from the south
west and west, and partly cloudy weather
with possibly occasional rain areas; for the South
Atlantic States light TO fresh winds from the east
ana south and partly cloudy weather; for
the Gulf States east OF the Mississippi
ana northward to the Ohio Valley and
Missouri. partly cloudy weather and occasional
rain areas; for the upper lake region, light to
fresh northwestery to northeasterly winds and
partly cloudy weather.
The midnight Geographic reports from Florida
Texas, indian Territory Missouri, Michigan. Da-
kota, the Rocky Mountains and Pacific Coast are
partly missing.
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O BIT U A r Y.
Hiram Powers, Sculptor.

A HERALD special telegram from Florence,
forwarded by cable under date of yesterday,
reports as follows:-"After lingering illness
Hiram Powers diedat the hour of seven o clock
this morning."
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TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

ROME, June q. 1873.
His Majesty King Victor Emmanuel has requested
Signor LAMA to assist Minghetti In the formation
Of new Ministry.
A CITY CAB CRISIS.
The cabmen at Naples are on strike.
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JAPAN.

Project Of National Parliament Perfected
The Mikados Economy-Agricultur-
list and Hygienic Efforts.
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SPAIN.

q New Constitution Drafted by Cortes Com
mittee-Political Inferences as to the
Ministry-Carlist Attempt at
Army Impressment
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PROVIDENCE PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. June Il, 1873
Printing cloths quiet and steady at &c tor standard
and 64x64, which the ruling price during the
yyaqk
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A.-A.-Espenscheid Warm-Wcather
stockThe season suggests the necessity for light Hat
Ergo 1t Is not to suggest that at ESPEN
SCHEiD's lis Nassau street. IL the place to get IT,
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pucai Law Plant Against American
Journals.

PARIS June o. 1873.
The trial OF the suit for libel, brought by the
Duke de Brimont against the proprietor OF the
American Register, for publishing report Of pro-
Seedings in Court OF law In New York, in which
tie Duke was plaintiff, began here yesterday, and
was adjourned one week.
similar suit against the proprietor OF the NEW
Yos sALp was alse aliQurneds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28

Poor Things!-sillions OF Bedbugs and
reaches are busted TO death every day with KNOWLES
INSECT DESTROYER. KNOWLES BELLOWS, 81.
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ITALY.

Royal Aid in the Ministerial Crisis-Cabmen on
q Strike.
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CONsTANTINoPLE, June 81, 1873.
A conflict took place in this city yesterday be-
tween q number of Persians and body OF police,
during which several Of the participants were in
jured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28

buy suitable Hats for fishing SHOOTING &c
at KNOX'S establishment In the Prescott House. Al
either of KNOx'S popular stores you will find grea
variety of fashionable ''Sraws" handsome 'Drabs'
and elegant .Cassimere Beavers In making YOU
selections don't fail TO patrouize KNOX.
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Corns. Bunions, Nails, Sc, Cured With.
ont paiu-CORN CURE. bv mail, Jgc. Dr. RICE, 20
Broadway, corner Fulto'a street
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FRANCE.
A Parliamentary Election Annullsd-Looking
Towards Egypt-A Duke in Law Plant
Against the American Press.
TrlscaAMs TO TIVE new YORK HERALo.

PARIS, JUNO ", I5I3
The National Assembly has annulled the election
OF n. Thurigny radical, at Nievre.
THE KHKDIvR OF EGYPT EXPECTED.
The Khedive OF Egyptis expected at Marseilles.
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A.-FIcrald Branch Once, Brooklyn,
corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
open from A. NJ tog NJ.
on sunday from to9 T. NJ
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Cure Guaranteed In All Cases of
Brqht's Disease Gravel Diabetes and all other Diseases
OF Bladder aud Kidneys, by using kEARNEY'S EA'
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THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, June 81, 1873.
A further reduction in the prices Of admission to
the Exhibition Ia contemplated By. the direction.
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A.-There is no Cause for Wonder mt
the universal adoption of the new ELASTIC TRUSS for
II retains the rupture safely and comfortably night and
ay iii cured Cool clcanly, light, never breaks nor
gels displaced Used IN bathing horseback exercise &c
ELASTIC TRUSS CO., No 6s5 Broadway corner Amity
street. New York.-Brookyn Union, June rs, 1913.
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David's Elega mt Beaver, Cashmere and
STRAW HATS for gentlemen Boy Broadway near
DlaarA nfra
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The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record VIII show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentyfo hours in COM
parison with the corresponding day OF last year. as
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Corns Cured, SOC. to 81; Bunions. Nails,
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Fourteenth SITS. DR.. WfiSTERVELT, Chiropodi5t.
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TURKEY.
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persians and Police in Conflict in the Capital.
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aVUraEe temperature yeSterday. ......72M
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,74l1
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

Here is q nut for Free Traders to creek.
Free Trade Englandis supplying her man
utsctories with American iron made under
. protective tariff. The American workman
receives higher wages than the Engli
workman; the American iron maker makes
money, and his furnaces support . coosider.
abis population and create prosperity
shared In BY ell claeses OF the surrounding z
community, and yet the protected iron ol
America is now shipped 10 England and
sold 10 large quantities in the very csDtre,
of her iron manufacture.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

OIL NEws.-The Shannon well, OH the
De Rolph farm is doing II barrels.
The Heater we'll, just below Turkey City
started off day before yesterday ut the rate
OF SO barrels. It 10 just above the Lusk
we'll, known as the "Old Junk"
The Walker well, on the .Knappenberger
fa m. is making heavy show. Iii is pum/
ping at the rate Of SO barrels per day.
Since the striking Of the TRULY i Spencer
we'll, on the Basoa farm, operators have
gobbIed up ell the land 10 the vieinityv
This we'll is doing 0.bsrrels, and On the
etsuipg 1t was tubed 1T could have been
bought for less than actual cost. Que eight
Of it was offered for 81 200. The same eigh
Is now offered at 81, 500. Il Petersburg Pro-
gress.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

Or. NEws-A new Well was struck las,
week and tested on the Emanuel B.sim lot
uear Doglown, which has started of at 100
barrels per day.
A well was also struck on the Dau'l knap
penbsrger place which is GOOD for 100 bar-
rsls day.
Another well on tho Humel farm farm Il
about completed with good indi cations-
the hole being filled with oil.
The Tidioute Journal sage: $50 to Bu'
ler"was the prevailing cry'a short time slpc'
The tune 10 changed since the striking o.
that 1000 foot dry hole.
A we'll on the Humel farm owned BY Sig
gins & Blanchard, was tubed last Monday,
and on Wednesday was yeildiug Is bsrIsl
day. II 10 called the "Hunks
ClsriOn Democrat
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

The Oil CITY Derrick says: II looks as II
Fid Bishop were defrauded OF bis nomina-
ton again by the "FrsuklIn Ring"
II sucb 10 the case we are sorry to hear It
There 10 no use tor honest men 10 run for
office 10 Venango county. The whole COM
csrn 10 run by few dishonest and corrupt
time-servers known ~ the Frapklin Ring
Had we anything to do with politics we
should certsiuIy be compelled In the inter-
es,s Of truth and honesty TO show up tbsss
blots on the political surface OF venapgo
county. These remTks are not intended
ss Q slur against Major Mackey. Far from
IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

Local option 10 10 joroe 10 Clarion coun-
". When man visits what is supposed to
be o private place Of entertaiomen 10 Clar-
on, the Jacksoniau threatens them after
tails fashion:
We have referred to "gip-mill' two OF
three times recently, aud we have made up
our mind to publish the names Of oil our
cittzens we soc go there hereafter. We
have ssen some go there who have taken q
solemn cath 10 vincdicste the iswsSof our
land. II you do not want your names In
the Jacksoniau, keep away from the above
named place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-02

This 10 encouraging. Within the neni-
ory oil middle aged men DOW living tbs
question was scornfully asked 10 England,
"Wbo reads an American book" Now,
We learn BY cable dispatch. Lord Bishop,
At banquet presided over by the Prime
Minister Of Great Britain, rises 10 his p' ace
With great dignity and solsmniy toas,s
''rhe Literature OF the United States," and
the guests woo had been cramming them
selves with aiterdinner jokes oot Of pirated
editions Il American bu'norists, "warmly
received" the sentiment.