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The RllIIntd Tournament.

NRw YORK, June 90 A game ol the bill.
lard tournament was played this afternoon
by Cyrille Dion and Albert Garnier, and
was won by the former. ScOre-Dion,
800; Garnier 208. Time Of game, one
hour and forty.one minutes.
Tonight al the contestants played In q
slx. handed exhibition. Monday, games
between Uyrille Dion, GARNER and DAILY
will be played.
The defeat Of GARNER by Cyrllle Dion
this afternoon, gives the New Workers
confidence that their pet, Maurice DAILY,
may yet carry oil the first prize. DAILY
has defeated Dion, GARNER has conquered
DAILY, and now Dion has won victory
over GARNER. Each has lost one game,
aud with them now will be the struggle
for the championship. GARNER seems to
be regarded as having the honor Of the
West in his keeping. He has made the
highest run, ll3. DAILY Is expected to
bear New York up 10 the front,
while 10 Dion ia awarded the task Of
maintaining the COlors Of Canada and
France In The six handed match, j.
Dion, GARNER and DAILY were pltted
sgaist Deery, Ubassy and Dion, and de.
feated them by total score OF 827 to
213. The following Is the aggregate run
OF each player: ]. Dion, 39; GARNER, 1874;
DAILY, 95i Deery, 49, Ubassy, IS and @
Dion, so.
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SENATOR TproN, of Nebraska, CON
vinced Of the fact that the job Of reform
ing the political world is too great fol
one man, or even two himself and Sen
ator TrumbulD, has retired to his big
farm, and is devoung himself aSsiduonsly
to the work OF planting trees. He has
this season planted 1000 apple trees
1000 black walnut, $50 white walnut
800 birch, 900 elm, 800 maple, 800 ash
5000 cottonwood; total, l045O trees,
The Senator is now planting two and
a half miles OF hedge, has fiNy acres o.
wheat, twenty acres Of oats, fifteen o
corn, and will break fIty acres OF virgir
soil for other purposes. All this work /
done by himself and hired man, TIT
Senator seems TO have an aptitude for thi
kind of business, and II it continues to sui
him We hope he will follow it hereafter
and leave the work Of getting up Ltbera
movements to others. Farming pays bel
| Ter and Is more honorable.
I
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THERE Is war now between Columbus
and Cleveland. Columbus has the Con
stitltional Convention and Cleveland
wants 1T whereupon the Ohio STATE Jour
nal assays to scsre the Con, Com. "in this
manner and style :"
"a commercial traveller who arrived
here last night, says that tho principal
pastime oi the wicked urchlns OF CleYe-
land is roasting eggs, or rather rolling
them out on the sidewalk and letting the
sun do the roasting Yesterday at me-
ridian, Il only required two seconds, by the
town clock, 10 cook goose egg, the only
kind they have there. Fairbanks, OF the
Herald, was going round on sn0w.shoes to
save his sole from being criSped,
mice summer resort that, for first
class Constitutional Convention"
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WASHINGTON, June 29.-The question
has been presented as 10 what action Is
10 be taken by our government, concern
log General Van Buren, eX.Chiel Com
missioner at Vienna. 1t is safe TO say that
the government has never preferred
any charges against him. No action will
he taken by It, and II may here be repeat.
ed that Gen. Van Buren was suspended
the same as other officers arc suspended
for Irregularities or other reasons, and
successors appointed in cases where the
public interest may be better served by
such changes. Nothing has appeared to
show that General Van Buren Is guilty
Of any dishonorable proceedings, but
rather that he did not possess the re-
uuisile executive ability TO conduct the
business entrusted TO him, and misplaced
confidence in one or more Of his subOr-
dInates, especially Mr.. Meyer, and hence
the cause Of the irregularities which have
had 30 disaslerous an effect on the Amer
ican features Of the Exposition, both NOR
ally and in respect TO the articles con
tFibuted.
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"A fire at Concord, N. H., Sunday
DESTROYED Guiilns Garage manuiactuIyI
Norch church and Chapel, and several
buildings. Loss $4,000. Insurance Fl'''
900.
Hon. William NJ. Whiting, member
q, CONGRESS from the Third Massachusetts
District, died Sunday evening st lls tesl,
depce al Boston Highlands, oIintiAmalion
Of the bowels.
VIM. H. Thompson, a Justice ol the
pssce Al Greeneville, o., who shot and
I.iIied a man named Reiboid yesterday
ISS admitted 10 10000 bail last evening
Thompson claims to have acted IN SELF
defence, and has the reputation Of being 8
Quiet and peaceable citizen,
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attached TO a coach containing two ser.
wants and the children Of Mr.. Fleet, SON.
in-law Of ex.Mayor Kalbheisch, tool
fright in Prospect Park and ran away
The coach capsized and one Of the chill
dren was instantly killed and one of the
servants had a leg and arm broken.
The Nelps says Oliver ChArlick has
brought suit against the Times for al
Ieged libel on ten different articles publish.
ed In that paper within the space Of one
month, ten thousand dollars damages
being laid In each case.
Last night fight took place In John
McGafirey's rooms, No. COS West Nine
teenlh street, during which James Fitz-
patrick of 10Th street was thrown from
The window to the area below, receiving
fatal injuries.
John O'Brien was fatally stabbed 10
Hoboken last night by rutfiau bearing
the same name as himself. The murder
was without proVoCatiOD.
Eight thousand five hundred 0migrants
arrived at this port last week.
A case of AsiatiC Cholera Is reported In
Passaic City, N. j.
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Costly SUMMER RRsoRTING.- 1t costs
something 10 spend a summer at New
port, a correspondent OF the World
writes that land for sites now sells for
from 90 cents to 81 square foot. SLruc1
lures vary in expense, as in style, from the
little Swiss Chalet, costing less than $lO,,
900, TO great chateaus like Barreda's aud
Welmore's, worth $95OOOO. Rents are
not high according to the Investments.
Indeed they are ruinous, The Barreda
mansion, for example, rents Tor 5000 The
season. "The Rocks" rented for $4,000
last year. On Bellevue avenue $1,000
and 1900 are not enormous rents. Cot
tages ON other avenues and side streets
average about $500. All these rents
are, Of course, for the season only. Hand.
some frame houses can be had for $1,000
and some houses not In strictly iashiona'
bic localities for $1,000 or $1,000, the
adjoining grounds being small but taste
lul. Cosy little cottages without stable
eau be had for $500 or 5000 rent Board
ia q and IS a day, and in some localities
as low as SIC week by the season. Boat
ing Is the only cheap thing. Cat-rigge'
sail boats can be had for 81 so an hour
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A Mob Break Into JaII, Take Out
and Hang Man Confined for MUIR
der.
New ALBANY, IND, June 29.-AbOut
two o'clock this morning mob, estimA-
ted ut from thirty.ive 10 iorty masked
and heavily armed men, went TO the Jail
at Salem, Indiana, and demanded the
keys Of tho jail from the deputy sheriff.
He refused them. They found the key
10 the outside Of the Jail, and then took II
sledge hammer and knocked the locks
and fastenings from the cell door in
which was Delos HelTren, confined for
the murder Of D. Halstead a few days
sgo. Hef1ren showed fight but retreated
to the inner cell when the mob threw fire
balls into the cell. and while they were
burning they would shOot at him, two OF
three shots hitting him. There were
twenty-five or tWGnty.three balls picked
up in iIi6 cell where HeiIren stood. After
wouudIng him they took him 10 the rail-
road bridge, about thirty rods from the
depot, and hung him, alter which the
mob suddenly disappeared as mysterious.
ly as they had appeared. at lour o'clock
HeiIren was taken down At the Coro-
ner's inquest the.examining surgeon said
the shots which hit Hefifen would not
have produced death. There Is terrible
excitement In the town.
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PROVIDENCE, II. l., June 20.-Two in
Cendlary fires were kindled simultaneous
ly in the Phunix building, Saturday even
Ing, one was extingnishGd by the police
but the other in the fifth story gained
some headwBy. The fire was confined
10 the upper part though almost the
whole Of the great building was drench-
cd with water. The total loss reached
100000 fully covered by insurance. The
building was owned by the heirs. Of Geo.
A. Howard. Loss 10000. TRa Insur.
ance was $4,000 In foreign companies.
The other Losses were chiefly by water.
Remington j. Perkins, wholesale mil
linery goods; Barnum Il Sherman; Butler,
Brown & Co, leather and manufacturers
Of supplies; ]. Richmond; Potter, Denni.
son 4 Co; G. @. Cahoonery; E. N. Thurs.
ton & Co., Boston shoe store; Mrs. q.
Handy, Mrs. William A. Howard, and
Knights Of Pythias. All are insured main.
ly in foreign companies. Three llremen
were injured. The First Presbyterian
Church and a hall formerly the Academy
Of Music were slightly damaged.
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ST. LOUIS.
SHOOTING ArPRAY = -sUIcIDR-THUHDER
sToRM.

SHOOTING APPRAY = sUICTDR-THUHDER
sToRM.
ST. Louis, june GA dispute occur
red yesterday afternoon between j. H.
Stoddard, proprietor Of hotel In Far
mlngton, MINI, and George Brown, o
boafder, which resulted in Sloddard being
fatally shot. Brown then went 10 his
room and was followed by the Sheriff
whom Brown threatened TO shoot, where
upon the Sheriff drew revolver and shot
Brown dead.
On Wednesday evening last, a German
living in Fillmore county, Nebraska, wenl
70 the house Of j. B. CORY and attempted
TO kill him, but only wounded him In the
leg. The next morning the neighbori
went 10 the house OF the would'be assAs
sin and found him dead, he having bloWT
his own brains out.
Amer a week Of extremely warm wealth
or the mercury ranging from 93 TO 100 II
the shade, q very heavy thunder storm
passed over the city this afternoon reduc,
inQ the temperature some 20 degrees ant
giving the streets and vegetation agoot
washing.
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Arrest OF the Isle Of shoaps Murderer

PORTLAND, June 20-Lewis II. Wag-
ner, the Isle Of Shoals murderer was ar
rested by farmer In Pennington, North
HRlibut, thirty miles from Alfred, Maine
Saturday afternoon. He called at the
house Of W. 2. Tanner and asked iOr
something TO eat, saying that he had
eaten nothing for several days but
few plums and berries which be
found 10 the woods. He was loot.
sore and weary. While he was eating
supper Tanner, suspeCting his identity,
went out and called some neighbors to as.
sist In arrestiDg him. When he returned
Wagner had finished esling and had start
ed of into the woods again, but was pur.
sued and captured. he will be taken &c
Alfred tomorrow.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, juno 29.-The irreConCilablcs
threaten 10 take up arms II the ministry is
formed exclusively OF members Of the
Right. The authorities have made prcpa.
ration TO repress disorder, and have sta
toned a.corps Of civil guards around the
palace Of the Cortes.
The report ol the defeat by General Ca.
brinety Of the Carlist forces under the
personal command Of Don Alfonso Is off,
cially confirmed.
The IntGrnatiOnalisis are losing ground
in Catalonia. The Cure Of Santa Cruz
still holds as a prisoner the Mayor Of Va.
riaton and correspondent Ofthe lie PIyS,
and will only release them on condition
that France gives up two Carlist officers.
Senior Coshsde has been appointed Min
ister Of Public Works.
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Earthquake In IIaIy-.Many Persons
Killed and Wounded.

FLORENCE, June 29.-strong shocks Of
esrluauake were felt 10 the north Of Italy
at five o'clock this morning. The motion
was severe in Venice and Verona, and
ccused panic. There were several acci'
dents in these cities, but no serious dam
ages to persons or property. Al other
points the shocks were more violent, and
their effects disastrous. A dispatch from
Treviso reports that al Feleto, near Core.
0liauo. about 50 miles norh Of Venice, a
Church was destroyed by the earthquake,
and thirty eight persons killed, and In
Iour villages near VelloriA fourteen per.
sons were killed and many injured,
Great damages in the town Of Belluro. on
The river Piave, fifty miles north Of We
nice.
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NOT more surely does morning follow
night than crowded Niagara an easy
condition Of the marriage market The
embowered seats amid Goat Island groves,
which through all the weary winter have
waited for the cOOing couples, Just as me
great chairs Of the French theatre WalL
lnr Rachel to come forth and die, arc now
crowded to overtlowiHg, and all the
bslmy air is res1nant with EShs and
IjsaeS and mnTnurings like docs 90
love o. iittv darling% There isno such
plsce for the cynical and confirmed Dacn'
elor as Goat Island on a summers day.
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BOSTON,.

BosToN, June lS.-James Halleu, the
messenger Of the Revere Bank, was ar
rested for embezzlement, and was arraign.
ed to-day On the representation by the
President that all the money aud checks
had been refunded, Judge Chamberlain
ordered the discharge Of the prisoner, the
bank officers declining to prosecute.
A dispatch from Springfield, York
county, Maine, states that three
men, supposed to be Warner and his com.
panions, were seen in that town on
Wednesday. The next morning the
party was at Sanford Corner, where they
obtained crackers and hastily re-entered
the woods One oi the men had revOl'
yer.
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The new name for the new party to be
formed out Of the diSbanded remnants ol
the Democracy and GREELEY Republican
ism is to be Liberal Democratic" The
change is not for the better. 1t is DIS
tlnction without difference. II the
name Liberal Republican" has already
begun 10 stink, the odor that will imme-
diately gather about that Of Liberal
Democrat win soon cause a general
holding Of noses.
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Rvorand Weather.

PITTSBURGH, June 2O.-River 3 feet
and falling slowly.
CINCINNATI, June 20.-RlVer @ feet s
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm.
LOUISVILLE, June 20-River stationary
with 4 feet G Inches in canal, and 2 feet Q
inches in chute. Weather showery TO
day, raining tonight
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RrplorIon of FLreworks.

COLUMBUS, June 2s.-Dsvid Webb, pas
senger agent Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road at this point, and hr. Houseman, lasI
night purchased q quantity Of fireworks
for the Fourth oil July. While taking
them into the country In hack a lighted
cigar fell into the package, exploding
the whole lot blowing the carriage OF
and throwing Webb into a neighboring
ditch. He was so badly burned that he
can scarcely recover Houseman was
also badly hurt.
The Constitutional Convention adjourn
Cd this morning till Julya
David Webb, who was 80 badly burn
ed by the fire works last night, died a
noon in great agony
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BALTIMoRE.

BALTIMORE, June 2O,-Chss. Baker
aged fourteen, was shot dead this after
noon, at the residence Of Henry Schell-
hsus, No. 40 Leadenhall street. Schell-
haus and his son George, aged fourteen
were arrested The two boys had beer
playing together and II is probable thai
Baker was accidently shot. The pisto
was found In the cellar Ol the house,
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PRINCE NAPoLEoN's presence in Parish
creating considerable interest. amounting
vt times 10 excitement. The question Is,
what is he there for? That he came
ou, Of mere idle curiosity is not believed
and bis strongly uttered Republicanism Is
looked upon as a lrifie suspicious. There
is clear belief that he aims 10 represent
bis family on the throne.
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TuE court martial for the trial OF the
Modoca will not convene till after the 4th
Of July. 1t is thought that about SIX
weeks will be required to take evidence
and complete the labors Of the Commis'
sion. There will probably be diminish
cd number OF Modocs in existence when
their labors are entirely ended.
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Anarchy In Bosnia-.27O Christians
Murdered,

VIENNA, June 2S.-ComplGte anarchy
prevails 10 Bosnia, caused by the bersc.
cution oil Christians by Mahommedons
In one district 27O christians were mur.
dercd within six weeks and no efforts
have been made TO arrest the murdGrers.
The foreign representatives TO Turkey
demand an investigation and call upon
the authorities to afford protection to the
persecuted people. The murders have
greatly alarmed the christians aud many
are immigratiBg.
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FOREIGN.
VIENNA.

VIENNA, June 2O.-A violent thunder
storm, tonight, Hooded the exhibition
grounds, and did much injury, and the
American and German gslleris were bad
ly damaged. The roof oI the Chicago
restaurant was driven in and the build
ing and contents ruined.
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CINCINNATI.

CNcTSSArt, June 90 seVenty.hye
DSmocrats Of this city, George E. Pugh
among the number have signed call Tor
! meeting in this city to endorse The re-
cent Ailen county resolutions.
There were seven deaths from cholera
rcnorted to-day at the health office The
ofice was open only two hours,
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THE TURF.
RACES AT COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, June 2O.-The races for the
coming week, beginning on Wednesday
promise 10 be q SUCCESS. The horses arc
coming from this and other States, and q
large number Of fine horses are now here,
Special arrangements have been made for
carrying the visitors on railroads at re.
duced rates.
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HAB DKPAHTHERT, /
UFRIUA OF FHH gHIBE Bt1NAL OTTIohH
NAEHTRaFON, u. o., June 9.-s0l =. y.


%LSHRsFON, DO, June $500 ?. y. !
PROBABILITIES.
For New England on Monday, gentle
10 fresh winds mostly from the east and
south, partly cloudy weather and areas oil
generally light rain.
For the Middle States and the lake
region, fresh TO brisk southerly and west
eriy winds, generally Cloundy weather and
rain.
For the South Atlantic States, light 10
fresh winds mostly from the southeast and
southwest, partly cloudy weather and &C.
cAsionAlly rain areas.
For the Gulf States east Of Mississippi,
Tennessee and Kentucky, gentle and
fresh winds mostly from the south and
west, partly cloudy weather and raiT
areas.
From the Ohio valley and Missouri tC
the upper lakes, winds Veering to wester.
ly and northerly, with clearing weather
except from lower Michigan 10 the Ohio
valley where rains are probable.
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WHILE a marriage supper was in pro.
gross in Omaha, Neb., a lew evenings ago
some reVengeful and contemplate person
Bneakcd into the reception.room, and, a.
ter injuring the wedding presents as
much as possible, set lre TO the cloth on
the table On which they were displayed.
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Gtn91teIEiqFater:
TuE iranking privilege expires o-day.

Mr.. ]. CoopRR, OF Winchester was
awarded the highest honor of Roanoke
College, Va. He was the successful COM
petitor for the prize OF gold medal sus'
tanning the best examination in AstGp1iy'-
ics aud Logic.
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CAPTAIN JACK preiers moderate and
eminenuy proper request which we hope
will be granted. He asks 10 be relieved
Of hts chains long enough to interview the
chap who accuses him Of having written
"Betsey and ] arc Out
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Boiler EIpIOsIon..TwU Men Killed
and Several Wouuded.-BOyS Shot.

TRRRE HAUTE, June 2s-By the ex-
plosion Of the boiler OF q steam saw mill
u few miles from this city last evening
one Of the proprictors named Robert vii.
son and one OF the employees were in
stsn,ly killed and several others wounded
one will probably die.
John Norton, a youth OF about 10 years
oI ape shot himself through the head while
ToolIpg with a pistol yesterday morning
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Death of President Grants Father.
CMCNNATI, June 20.-HOn. Jesse r,
Grant, father ol General Grant, Of COViDg'
ton, Ky, died of general debility at seven
o'clock tonight. The President, though
expected in a special train, had not arrived
at the time of his death. His death has
been hourly expected for several days.
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THR Sleubenvile Herald says that u
Jefferson county man who 10 very fond
Of cunning went into the woods 10 shoot
squirrels, He shot one woodpecker and
the top Of his horses head oil. His little
boy laughed boistcrously when he saw
the governor" coming home at night
drawing the wagon, which contained a
set Of harness, alter him, but the stern
lalher famed his offspring with one end
Of n tug, and restored quiet in the family
dis neighborS say be is Liberal Republl
can, but q Wild man In the woods.
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A MEMPHIS man insisted on having
new cabbage for supper, the other night
and cooked 1t himself, while his vile
talked oi the prevailing disease. Three
hours after she was wondering whether
she would wear black cashmere or bonn
baLine for second mourning.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 2S.-A special from Ber.
lin states that two deaths from cholera
occurred in that city yesterday. The in.
hsbitants are reported TO be greatly
alarmed.
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NASHVILLE, June 29.-Ten deaths are
reported from cholera. The change ol
diet for the past three weeks has produced
a great deal Of lux. .-...
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The steamer Tigresg, purchased BY
the Government 10 so in search Of the
Polaris has arrived Gt the Brooklyn Navy
Yards. She will probably be ready to
sail 10 about two weeks.
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steamer News.

LONDON, June 29-The steamship Wis.
consin from New York arrived out.
Arrived - Parthia and Baltic from
Liverpool, and HaroldIfrOm London.
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by TELEG GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
g1cIuyIveIy to the IntOllI gencsr.

(By the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts)