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bill, fixing the age of electors at FL, in
stead of 25 years as proposed bs th,
Government. which is thus defeated il
a vital provision of the bill. ard Esasg
A strong guard was placed on th,
train which conveyed the deputies from
Versailles to Paris this evening. in OF
der to protect the Bonapartists agains
Gambetta's supporters bsv:sser I'D
On the arrival of the Parliamentar,
train here last evening. several Bona
partists Iaecosted Gambetta, and rdefet
him to repeat his offensive words usei
in tbe Assembly, 1o e1iase sdi II aoit
LONDON, june 10. The Paris cores
pondent of. the Daily News reports tha
while Gambetta was waiting for 'tb,
Versailles train he was hustled and IN
suited by band of we'll known. Eona'
partists. lead by Moalan, M. Pietres, til,
former Secretary, and Casanova. al
officer in the Imperial Guard. The lat,
ter attempted to strike Gambetta. t-sed
SaN DIEGO, June 10.-The San Diego
Unions correspondent, writing from
Ures, Sonora, May 3d. gives the fol
lowing:z In the district of Altare there
have been mors Apache depredations. Z
Thesmunlcipal president gives notice
that five or six Apaches made raid or
the Hacienda of Babo co Maria en- the
first inst, and. stole some valuable Lors.
es, and that they, or another party Of
about the same number, killed a man
and woman near there, at place called
Las Pedrudez. The prefect being absent,
the president Of the municipality sent
word tc all families to be on their guard.
SALT LAKE. June 10.-A car contain
ing some live oysters and Holsters arriv-
ed to-day, and an attempt will be made
to propagate them in Great Salt Lake.
SAN FRANc1sco, June 11.-Steamer
Constitution arrived from Panama this
morning.
VICTORIA. June 1.-THE Hudson Bay
Co. shipped between eighty. and one
bundled thousand dollars worth of furs
by the Prince Alfred yesterday, EN- route
for England. She also carried away
one hundred sacks Of charcoal for San
the first of the kind from
this port, The following are the treas
ure Shipments. Bank of B. N. A., $l3,
ISL; Bank of B. G., S., ,603;F. Garesch,
$e, 4S9; total, S25, ,623.! IS niaaa ssrsi
a Sr. aLouIs. June 11.--Leopold Hoel-
derne yesterday, iactuated by jealousy,
shot in the breast and dangerously
wounded woman with whom he had
been living. He entered the cars at
Jefferson City, and shot himself twice.
lie died in two hours. {. fe3ls ~ infi
q WASHINGTON, June H. Representa-
tive Clayton has recovered from his late
serious illness sufficiently to travel, and
left for Long Branch to-day to escape
hot weather during his convalescence.
COLUMBUS, O., June II Owing to
the demonstrations by miners at Mel
sonville, Governor Allen has ordered a
supply of ammunition to be sent there
for the use Of the militia, who were to
be sent if necessary to prevent blood
shed.
NEwYoRK, June liza gang Of striking
Iaborers last evening assaulted the men
who took the places they had left, and
during the row policeman was fatally
injured. uolsaii4aH u - voa - ,7l
QUEBEo. June H. The Captain of the
ship Manlius.. which has just arrived
from Liverpool reports that on the
night of May 13 one of the crew fatally
stabbedianother, and then jumped oy-
erboard and was lost. Z 81 e 3 yE
9 WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE follow
ing amendments to river and harbor
appropriation bill have been offered by
Mitchell. and referred to the Senate
Commerce L Committee, increasing the
appropriation for the improvement of
the Upper Colun bia river from $4,000
as passed by the House. to $50 O.O0O;' ;'and
the items for the Lower Columbia from
20, 900 to &c, 600; and for the Willamette
River from $1,000 to $4,000. Also
proposing to insert appropriations OF
800, 600 for canal to connect Coquille
River with Coos Bay, and $4,000 for
the improvement of Yamhill River.
SAN Francisco, June 11.-At Panama,
May IS, Rear Admiral Almy transferred
his flag from the q. s. Steamer Omaha
to the Saranac, which was to sail on
the 21st of May for San Francisco, with
the Admiral. who is to take command
Of the North Pacific Squadron. vice
Pennock. On the same day the Omaha
was to sail for the coast of South Amer
lea. The Omaha arrived at Panama on
the 18th of May, and was saluted by
the British steamer Repulse and the
Saranac, lying at anchor in the Bay.
VICTORIA, June 12.--Mr. Thos. Laugh
ton, who came down from Ryder's In
let in canoe yesterday, reports that
fvs Indians have been murdered by
other Indians two at Ryder's lulet,
two at Alert Bay, and one between Na>
naimo and Cowichan, within the past
few weeks. The liquor traffic is carried
on unrestricted and is the cause OF most
of the crime. D p.r . -s.5 -.aa.,,E. 4ys,r
The party found rich silver lead at
Ryder's inlet, and brought down specie
mems. .- ssssr-7y ss 4,,..t
A coal miner named Beck was fatally
injured by being struck in the back by
a piece of coal weighing two tons, which
fell in the working. He was attended
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