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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, June 12.-Counterleit cur
rency Of the ten cent denomination was
discovered in circulation yesterday. The
counterfeit Ia unusually well engraved and
William N. Goodrich has requested
Coroner Mitchell, Of Brooklyn, 10 con-
clude the Inquest in the case Of his mur-
dered brother, Charles Goodrich, before
June 2sth, as he will sail for Europe at
that date.
Suit has been brought by Henry G.
jarrett, operatic agent Of Pauline Lucca,
TO recover seventeen hundred dollars for
services rendered as agent 10 Clara Louise
Kellogg. jarrett claims that he negotiated
her contracts with MaretEek and others
and Is entitled to the payment In such
cases allowed. On the other hand 1t Is
denied that he acted as agent or manager,
Miss Kellogg making her own contracts
with MaretEek and receiving no manager
ish aid whatever from jarrett during the
operatic season, for the reason that he
acted solely in the interest Of Lucca.
Charles Ii. Adams, appointed one OF
the new board of commissioners at the
Vienna Exposition, sailed for his post
yesterday. He expresses the opinion that
none OF the suspended commissioners
should be restored, as having been sus.
pected of wrong dealing 1t would not do
10 reinstate them.
With the end of this week, Edwin
Booth terminates his career as q the
atrical manager. lie will cOnane him.
self in the future To the duties Ufan actor.
There were sixteen bids for god to-
day, amounting to 50, ,475, 900 from 116 S5
TO 1861. The amount 10 be sold Is g..
100000. The specie shipments were $l0,.
900 in silver bafa.
Susan ONeil was fatally injured this
by falling from the fourth floor
at 4e3 East 18th street. Her husband
was arrested on suspicion of throwing
her from the window.
The government sold $1,5O0,000 Of
gold to-day at from 11G.7S 10 1861.
The trial Of Frank WalWOrth for the
murder orhis father is set down for the
13l inst
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hands, armed or unarmed. These acts have
placed you and your band outside the rule.
Of civilized warfare. In other words
you have made yourselves outlaws. SlncG
my arrival here as successor TO Genera
Candy, whom you murdered with your
own hands, l have made unremiltine
warfare upon you until at last you have
been captured after much expense 10 the
government and the loss Of many lives
Now, that have recOunted your history
your tribes recent acts, and yourself and
band, ! will close this interview by in
forming you that I have this day directed
that you and the confederate members ol
your band be executed at sunrise to.mor-
row, in the presence ofthe troops parRded
for that purpose, your people and the as
sembled citizens OF the country"
While l was preparing the list
intended to execute, q courier ar
rived with Instructions 10 hold the
prisoners until further ordep. Alter
tho execution l intended organizing
force for the purpose Of starting Tor Co
lumbia, seeing and talking with as many
chiefs as possible while On route. KNEW
that the prompt execution Of the Modoc
outlaws would facilitate peace talks
among the Indians Of Oregon and Wash
ington Territory, as well as California,
and have a tendency to quiet the Indians
all through the country. The Indians all
know that we have captured the Modocs,
and they will quickly learn tho news II
the death penalty Is inflicted. The
achievement would result To the mutual
benefit Of Indians and whites, and with
the prestige the troops have gained, we
could do great good by such q campaign.
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SALT LAKE CITY,.

SALT LAKE, June 12.-In tho liquor
cases Chief Justice Mexican decided o.day
that the city ordinance extorting $3.50
monthly retail license was illegal and
void, because 1t blended taxation, pro-
hibition and license into one system, moi
authorised by the charter, and Is unrea-
sonable and therefore void. In the other
case, for an injunction to restrain the city
from prosecuting dealers in a criminal
way for a violation of the ordinance,
Judge McKean held that no law exists
in Utah to give a remedy 10 a person who
has been maliclOusly prosecuted. Tho
court was not responsible for the nom
existence OF Q just law. The petition
was denied. It is understood that the
city council will conform to Judge Nc
Kean's decision, which Is well received.
The reports from mining companies are
very favorable.
Duncan Kelly was killed by being
crushed between the cars on the Utah
Central Railroad, yesterday.
A responsible company was organized
to-day TO build narrow guage railroad
from this to Bingham Canon. The work
is to be commenced at once.
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BOSTON.
The Bankrupt Case Of BoWles Bros.
& Co.

The Bankrupt Case Of BOWles Bros.
& Co.
BosToN, June 12.-In the bankruptcy
case OF Bowles Bros. s. Co., hearing was
had to-day, before Judge Lowell, upon
the question OF creditors accepting or re-
jecting the offer made by Nathan Apple
ton for q compromise. J.C. Rogers, coun.
sci Of assignee, stated the amount Of Mr..
Appleton's 'sassets,as computed by him was
less than 5000, 1000. H. ]. Stevens reckons
the assets Of Bowles Bros. & Co., when
collected, 10 he from $35 900 TO $55 900
in Boston. a. Van Wagner Of New York,
himself q creditor and counsel for many
Of the creditors, Objectedito the acceptance
of the offer. lie was willing In his own
behalf and in the behalf oi the creditors
he represented, to accept fifty per cent
outright, OF their claim. Assignee stated
he presented the offer as 1t was made by
Appleton, and he placed the responsibility
Of It's acceptance or rejection upon the
creditors, and being conditional upon
their acceptance, was not passed upon by
the court. Charles BOwles defended their
estate from partial and depreciatory re.
ports, urging its immediate release from
law and ruin, and supplementary to APP
pletOn's offer with a plan for funding and
gradually cxtinguishing the debts Of the
firm, and proposed to call another meet
ing Of tho creditors for final action.
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LATEST NEWS.


The New York Herald Corrcspo n
dent, Price, Waa liberated at Havana
yesterday.
WIN. A. Stumper, cashier OF Marke
Street Savings Bank OF st. Louis, has dis
appeared mysteriOusly An examination
OF his accounts shows him some $40, ,00(
short.
"A Gre at Ssndusky, Thursday, de-
stroyed the planning mill Of Ryar johnson
Loss $1,000; insurance 5000.
The Massachusetts Legislature ad-
journed yesterday, siRe dc.
-Ex.Empress RugenIe has taken her
departure for the continent by the way Of
0stend.
-Thlers has written letter 10 q friend
In which he says he has retired 10 private
life, believing thEt party Government In
France is \ mistake and will only lead 10
fresh divisions.
The Kentucky University at Lexing.
ton, yesterday graduated % young men.
The HeCker Female Institute Of the
same place graduated young ladies.
Samuel and Albert Hickman, con.
vlcted burglars, escaped from the county
Jail, at Morrtstown, Pa, Wednesday
night.
g. L. FalCOner, a bar tender, was
found early Thursday morning in front Of
the GiraFd Bank, Philadelphia, inSensible
from wound in the head. Detectives
are investigating the matter.
y. W. Knowlton, the well known cor.
respondent, was married at Washington
City Thursday to Mary A. Riddle, daught.
er Of Judge Riddle. formerly OF Ohio.
AT Hamilton, Ont, on the 12Lh, about
2 O'Clock A. NJ. Thursday, one Fields,
craEed with drink, fatally injured his wife
with an axe and then cut the throats of
bis two children.
AT Nashville, Indians, Thursday
morning, Jerry Anderson WAS sentenced
to the pcnitentiary for life for the murder
Of Jacob Kerr.
"a private telegram from Hannibal,
Mo, says that MIR. Candy, a brother Of
the late General Candy, died there last
Monday.
Herr Kurd Won Schloscer, the Ger
man Minister at Washington, has. arrived
in Berlin. 1t is not likely that he will re-
turn to the United States. Herr Won
Krause, at present attached 10 the German
Legation in London, is to bG sent 10 Wash
ington as the Charge d'Afairs.
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Co. |
will to-day apply TO Judge Dillon, now
holding U. s. Circuit Court at Davenport, |
for en- injunction TO restrain Governor
WOOdsOn, of Missouri, from advertising
the Missouri Pacific road for sale 10 sat-
isfy a State lien OIL the road. The ap-
pliCauon is peculiar one, inasmuch as
It asks United States Court TO restrain |
an Executive Of State from carrying |
out an act of the Legislature.
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Collision on the Pennsylvania Cen
trail Railroad.

PITTsBURGH, June IA collision oc'
CURED on the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad this morning, which, although
of serious character did not result In
any serious injury to any Of the passen'
gers. As the Pittsburgh express was
nearing Wallis station at the usual rate
Of speed, coal train from the Oak hill
mines ran across the track. The en-
gineer on the express train applied the
patent brakes, but tho distance va!
SO short that the train coult
not be checked. The engine went
plOughing through, obstructing the train
scattering the coal cars and piling them
UP on both sides Of the road. The engine
attached to the coal train was thrown
from the track and rolled over the en-
bankment into Turtle Creek. The cngi.
neer and fireman escaped with slight
bruises The express engine was disa'
bled, but no further damage was done to
the train.
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Ohio Valley Editorial Convention

CRCLEv1LLE, June 12.-The Ohio
Valley Editorial Convention assembled
to-day. The following officers were elect.
ed; President, William Millikan, Wash
ington; Vice President, 3. r. HaldGrman,
Marietta; Secretary, Il. q. Drinkle, Ian.
caster.
Resolution of respect relative 70 the
death Of j. II. 8. Bond, Of ChillicOthe,
were adopted. Resolutions were also
adopted, determining not to abate the
price Of postage from the subscription
price Of newspapers, and asking Congress
To amend the postal law 50 as to provide
q sliding scale Of postage for newspapers
published in and out Of counties and
States, and providing that all newspapers
carried by Express Companies shall pay
the postage rates. A banquet was held
this evening.
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CHICAGO.

The SECOND BILLIARD Match betWee n
UbaSsy and BeSSunEerssRemaIka. .
Bile Exhibitions Of Skill.
CHICAGO, June 19.-The billiard match
to-day, between Ubassy, the French ex.
pert, and John Bessunger, Of this city,
was the most remarkable exhibition Of
skill In that line ever witnessed in the
west. The game was the French game,
or the three ball csrom game, Ubassy
playing 800 hundred points TO Bessung.
er'S 600, for q stake Of $3.50 q side. An
audience Of not less than 1900 were
present. ubaSsy won in 45 innings, the
score standing UbsSSy 800, BeSSunger
$40, Ubsssy's average being the unprece.
dented one Of II 70. His largest runs
were 118, 81 and so, besides four or five Of
40 each, the run Of 1l8 being in the 44th
inning. BeSSunger's game was q pluckY
one and his average was 8 70, while he
made one run Of 90 and one Of 81 in the
latter part Of the game. Ubassy leaves
hero tomorrow for New York, where ho
will take part in tue coming billiard tour.
nAmenL
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The Bethany Baseball Match.
BETHANY, June 4Ih.

roibc Editors Of IntclllRenCer.
lnolce in your paper Of 10 day an arIi.
Gle rom one "Phin" Of Washington, who
IN very kind and obliging manner uu-
dcrtakes To give truer account ol the
game Of ball, than that published in your
Taper Of the End inst,
Ills letter was entirely uncalled lor and
The only apology we can make for him Is
ihSi when il was written he was leeling
very Are on account Of the overwhelming
victory gained by the Bethany nine. This
lover Of justice iu order 10 give lruer
account, goes back 10 last year and gives
Us an account OF u game played then
Which certainly throws light upon the
game ol last Saturday. In his review Of
.Ast year, however, he fails entirely to
notice the .frsL game played on the Wash
.n8lon grounds, ia which tho Bethany
nine camG of victorious. lie notices ihG
1tcohd game, which resulted in lAy0r .!
Washington by . gcoro OF lbre0 runs.
nuI Wss uppnse does not rccOllect that
'ls catcher aud pitcher ol the Bethany
hlne were sick.
We will acknowledge that this yea;
IAey galued victory over scrub nine
NcG Bethany composed v the Erst, second
and third nine players,
u reference " tue last game, he ipii-
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r PTepaTaHOn for the Funeral of Min.
lister Orr

NEW YORK, juno 19.-The funeral O
Gov. Orr tomorrow promises 10 be one
Of the most imposing ever witnessed In
New York. The procession will be in the
following order: Washington Greys I'll
regiment, Grand Council OF Grand Chap
ter Of Lodges, commencing with The
highest number, DodsWorth band, Knight
TGmplars, KeatiDgs band, Grand Lodge
hearSe surrounded by hollow square OF
Knights Templars, chief mourners, Mayor
and Common Council, heads OF Depart
menlS, Foreign Ministers and Counsels
the Gov and Lieutenant Governor Of the
State Of New York, the Governors ol
the States and Territories, officers Of the
army and navy, officers Of the civil ser.
vice, Judges Of the Supreme Courts oI
the United States, Judges Of State and
City Courts, members Of Congress and oi
the Legislature, and citizens. The Gov
ernOrs Of Alabama and Georgia, and Hon.
W. Mackey, Of South Carolina, have
arrived here to attend the iuneIal.
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ST. LOUIS.
Affairs of a Railroad 10 be lnVeBtl-
gaIed.sAEFesled for Murder.

ST. LOUIS, June 12-The evening Dis
patel learns that several prominent stock.
holders OF the 81. Louis, Kansas City &
Northern Railroad, residing in New York
and this city, have determined To inVesti-
gate the affairs of that road, and that q
petition will soon be filed In the circuit
court here as preliminary step. Some
OF the matters treated In the petition are
said to be the sale of bonds and the ap.
preparation Of the proceeds Of tho conSol.
idstion by the directors alone, the means
by which tho State lien was acquired,
and how far the directors Of railroad
corporation can dispose Of a company's
real property without the sanction Of the
stockholders.
A negro named Carroll has been ar.
rested and held to await the action Of the
grand Jury, for the murder Of Solomon
Barnes, who was found dead on the Chi.
cago & Alton Railroad track, near Brook.
lyn, Illinois, Monday, the 9Th inst.
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mates that Mr.. Mcneil, the catcher Of the
Bethany nine, did not have an injured
hand. In answer to this we can, If neces,
sary, give the names Of three physiclans
who pronounced him unfit to play, and
We think that no one by comparing his
score with those Of previous games can
fail 10 see o difference OF play. He also
speaks of two substitutes In the Washing.
ton nine. Not saying they were not sub
BtituteS, 1t was generally remarked that
they did as fine playing as the rest Of the
nine. .....
The catcher of their nine hurt his hand
(not as he sayO In the beginning Of the
game, but about the middle. "RRo."
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Educational,
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Rstahllshcd by Congrcss; adopted by tho stGte;
aided by the bsneVoenco Of individuals, SoeIo-
ties, and other Insutuuonb
Five Departments OF InStrucuon-LItsrary,
Scientific, Agricultural, Militasy and Engineer.
Ing. Also thoroughly organized Preparatory
Department,
In charge OF q large Faculty OF accomplished
seholArS.And successful educators.
FAIL TERH begins September 9Th, WuRER,
December 9Th. SFRNG, March Ath.
COMMENCEMENT, June 10, 1914.
Total expenses lrOm $50 to $3.50 per yoar. Less
10 those boarding In clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing full partlcu-
lars, 70
ALEX. Martin, President
AoRsAHToWN, W. Va, July IS, 1871. JyS9
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Cincinnati College Commencement,

CINCINNATI, June 12.-The commence
ment Of the Wesleyan Female College
took place in this city to-day. Eighteen
young ladies graduated.
The commencement OF the Mt Auburn
Young Ladies' Institute took place today
Ten young ladies graduated.
At the commencement ot the Glend ale
Female College to-day twelve young Ia
dies graduated.
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How Germany Deals With AlaSca
and LoTTain.

BERLIN, June 12.-It Is probable Par,
lament will adopt resolution extending
the provisions of the constitution OF Ger
many to Alasce and Lorrain. Should
this measure be carried out AlascO and
Lorrain will DO entitled 70 elect fifteen
members oil Parliament. None oi the in
habltants who chose French nationality
will be allowed to vote uutill they have
sworn allegiance to Germany.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, June 12.-It having been
reported that Mr.. Brooks would issue a
proclamation declaring himself Governor
Gdrslts reporter interviewed him this
evening on the subject. lie stated thai
there was no foundation for the repor,
whatever that he knew nothing Of any In
tentiOn to organize or attempt to Get up q
new State government beyond the rumors
he had heard.
Prosecuting Attorney McGehee, who
was sent to Jail for ten days by Judge
Morse Of Pine Bluff q few daya ago, hay
ing purged himselfo Of contempt has beer
released,
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Tho PolarIs InTestIEatlon.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-The SeCreta
ry of the Navy having completed the
POlaris examination, was at the depart.
ment throughout the day, and received
large number Of persons on business
In reply TO the inquiries, the Secretary
said that the testimony Of Captain Tysor
and others was not yet In shape 70 b
given to the press, but may be before
the expiration Of a week. 1t Is the in
tention Of those who were present OF the
examination to unite In the statements
giving their conclusions on the question
as Afforded by the testimony.
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Xaniher ReporI.
WLR DIPARTHEET,
UFFLu7 OF TuH CufEF SIVNAL 0YR1OER.
WLBMINeroN, 2. c., June i2.-s o. Il.


PRoBABILITIRa.
For New England on Friday light to
fresh norlhwesterly to nOrtheasLcrly winds
and generally clear weather are probable.
For tho Middle States and lower Lake
region winds veeting To essterly and
southerly and falling barometer, with
generally clear weather over the former,
but increasing cloudinesS and fresh to
brisk winds over the latter. For the up.
per Lake region a falling barometer,
fresh 10 brisk southerly and westerly
winds, cloudy weather and rain areas.
For Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri and
the southern portions Of Illinois, Indiana
and Ohio, winds veering from light to
fresh southeasterly and southweSLerly and
partly cloudy weather. For the South
Atlantic States, light to fresh variable
winds and partly cloudy weather, with
areas Of rain on the COST For the Gulf
States, light 10 fresh variable winds and
generally clear weather. For the North
west, winds veering to fresh and proba-
bly, 6riSk westerly and nOrthwesterly and
clearing weather.
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WEST POINT.
MoNuNENT yoR oEN. TRAYER.

WEST POINT, June 19.-At a meeting
OI the Alumni this afternoon, It was re-
solved to erect RmOnument on the Point
to the memory Of Gen. Thayer. Several
officers subscribed Avc hundred dollars
each.
Tomorrow, Secretary Belknap will
award diplomas, President Grant will dis
tribute them, and Gen. Sherman will sd-
dress the cadets.
The President will leave to- morrow for
Long Branch.
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HabeaS Corpus Refused McCaTly, thl
Surviving Richmond DuelllSI.

RICHMOND. June 12.-The seconds in
the recent fatal duel between Mordecai
and McCarly having been refused bail by
the police Justice during the GONZALES
cencc Of McCarty, the surviving principal
they made an effort to-day to procure d
writ Of habeas corpus, but Judge Grigon
10 whom the application was made, re-
fused TO grant It.
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Tho DoFart Trial at Paterson, n. J

PATERSON, June 19.-The trial Of Van
Winkle Bogsrt, for the murder by poison.
ing OF Ransom r. Burroughs in DCcem-
ber, 1871, was taken up this morning. A
Jury was obtained In one hour. The Court
oveFruled the challenges based on the plea
that a juror had read the evidence and
formed an opinion, unless the counsel
could prove that a juror could not give an
impartial verdict according to the eVi-
1pnpO
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Charges Against the japanese Minis

New York, June 12.-Arlnori AOri,
the Japanese Minister to the United States,
according to a letter In the Tribune from
YeddO, rests under grave accusations pre-.
Ierred by his own cOuntrymen. His man.
Hgement OF the funds entrusted TO his care
Is said to have been susplciOuSly loose, and
his conduct towards his own government
Is characterized as perverse Wiliulness.
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The Cholera nt Memphia.

MEMPHIS, juno 19.-The excitement in
regard to the cholera is abaung, timid
people have left the city and abstinence
from stale vegetables has undoubtedly
had tendency TO decrease the mortuary
reports, as there were only nineteen inter.
meuts to-day, from all diseases, against
twenty.iOur yesterday.
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, June l9.-Monougahela
4 feet 8 inches and rising, No arrivals
or departures.
stationary. Arrived-PSt Rogers, Mem
phis; Lawrencsvillc, NashYillei Andes
Wheeling,
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, June 12.-Atwood A. Mar
ley, oil Yorktown, was found dead siz
miles from this city, near the Cumberland
river. tie had como TO this section on q
fishing excursion. lie died Of morphine
administered by himself.
Phillip DobsOn, eight years old, wal
drowned in the Cumberland to-day while
bathing.
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Owing 10 the lact that neither the
market house nor any other suitable place
can be obtained for the purpose Of the
81. Louis Exposition, the Association has
decided not TO hold an industrial expOsi-
ton this year.
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The shamOkin COlIIery Accident

SnAMoKIN, June l9.-The body ol
Conrad DrumhGiser was found early this
morning horribly burnt and mangled,
The following ia the verdict Of the COro.
ner's Jury: "COnrad Drumheiser, inside
boss, came to his death by an explosion
Of fire damp, caused by said Conrad
DrumheIser, inside boss, having entered a
portion oi an old work with q naked
lamp, causing an explosion. The Iury
unanimously acquit the operator and s1.
perintendant."
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 19.-Thcre is serious
dispute in the building trade in this city.
The jOurneymen ask an advance iu wages
OF a half penny per hour, which the mas
ter builders refuse to give. 1t Is feared
the dispute will lead 10 the greatest lock-
out ever known in this city