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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03

another term. The Cleveland Leader advises
return him, and thus secure for the State man Of
national reputation. 1t pronounces all complaints OF
his conduct parcel OF schooboy lies adrft from
newspaper rows" and declares that " his heart is
pure and his fortune needy" he entered Cou
gress 1, years IL then quotes follows from
letter which the General recently friend: 81
have first asked which would be popular but have
cared for the honor thin king my thoughts
aud following my own convictions, and have taken
part in the political intr OF district where
sttuents" In conclusion The Leader says: The state
the country public example. and commercial prosperity
require this man 10 stay Just where nc IL, aud that Will
be the Judgment OF his constituency"
A Boston correspondent of The Springfield
Republican says Gen. Butler has sent word 10 his friends
in Essex County that he has organic disease and
does not mean to die or resign yet awhile. the
correspondent thinks European trip would secure
his reelection, since there is prospect OF union OF
his opponents upon strong man, and gives THESE
for his belief II he could 90 to Europe take
sanb0rn with him. and hold his tongue for SIX months
IL would do him good politically than he could
have got from Sanborns campaign fund the tactics
Simmons the Custom house. But probably he will
not wise enough 10 keep STILL He has been much an-
noyed by the complete failure OF his plans this Spring
None OF his traps would spring at the right moment
while several times he has been ibadly caught himself
The a sad blow 10 him, and coming as 1t did,
after the election Of Wasbburn to the Senate and
the loss OF Putnam will case, which he had hoped to
carry given him shock. But the worst Of
all annOyances has been the SanbOrn Richardson dis
grace, which body instnctyely fathers upon but
Ter. The 8hOe SdnDorn business has been met win
such popular disgust that Butler and Butlersn are
under heavier cloud in Massachusetts now IMAM az
any previous time GRADUALLY tnis mas Iolceu ito,
upon Buffers perception and he has given way under
1t. Boutwell, did under the simmons and Richardson
avalanche. month or two earlier Hair the Illness Oh
both has been menta-he result OF vexation and dlsap
polntmenL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
PUBLIC OPINION.

One of the most distinguished OF American
Ananclers summed up Richardson last evening In four
words" Boutwell,, minus common sense -lsprinsaeio
Republican undl
The demagogue element in Congress has
had its day and the efforts OF is leading spirits 10 stake
out political party and rear me- standard MA az
a successful national party.-lCleveand Leader tHepJ
The President and the country are alike to
be congratulated, and all good cltlzehs VIII WISH Tor
nortant department whose great resp0nsb are 10
be devoiv ed upon him.-TTroy Times (Rep)
We believe that this selection of q Secretary
ia tina best that could be made We congratulate
the country upon resignation which necessitaied the
selection and upon the man WI mas been caed 10 III
which the demand OF the people created
Utica Herald tRep)
Now, although Congress has definitely de-
clared that tine United states shall not be liable,
essy or Of the the
irresistible that that part OF the Centennial Exhibition
he conduct ed at the expense of the Government and
will appropriation TO that extent 60 that
whether Congress- contributes or not the Government
own way philadelphia Press (hepJ
Gen. Bristow is a new man TO name for a
place OF prominence, but he is wei spoken Of and
none can that he will not succeed until more ~
known his policy. IL Is pleasanter TO believe that he
Will prove the the country is looking for to lead II
out Of the financial embsrrassments that surround IT,
He will have the best wishes OF the nation IN this
responsible endeavor and II he shapes his action
cerdine TO the prevailing views OF sound nnanciers
everywhere, he will receive not only COED WILL but
gratitude Boston Post DEM
1t is probably too soon for the public to
form gment OF the part 10 be
10 the several actors business that has become
notorious the sanborn scandal II certain that all
OF the materials correct Judgment have not yet
come 10 light We hazard little. however, in saying
that When tue whole truth Is known IL Will prove that
somehow or other the idea was conveyed 10 an VERSIONS
ordained by what IL called IN CHINA verlnilon
edIct" emanating not always from the throne put IL
may be from power behind the throne-lBoston
Advertiser thcp1
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prvo1r IN rHE MISSOURI rENIrENr1ARY


ST. LOUIS, June Especial dispatches from
Jefferson City a late hour last night say that a
mutiny which time threatened to be quite
serious occurred in the Pententiary yesterday Dur
ing the dinner hour several convcts simultaneously
sprang from their at the table. and, with drawn
knives ordered the five guards present to stand
STILL at the peril Of their lives which they did Mr.
Bradbury one OF officers Of the prison. entered the
room and was Immediately ordered TO be seated and
remain quiet Shortly after Warden Labree entered
and made a speech the convics. which quoted them
and they released Mr.. Bradbury and the guards The
cause OF the trouble stated by the conycts was the
bad quality OF the food furnished them At the request
OF Col Murphy President Of the Prison COMMISSIONERS
, committee OF prisoners went with him 10 the Com
mssary quarters where the quality or the ratons was
eyanined This seemed satisfactory 10 most OF the
convicrs but still Insisted that the iood
w. nor good and complained that the quantity allowed
was insufficient for hard-worklng men. Col Murphy
.sured them that they should have an abundance 10
eat and OF good quality, and comparative quiet Was
restored. l.. Az - -
A second revolt however broke out In the shoe shop
during the afternoon and threats were made 10 Ourn
the pr,son IL was determined To force the con.
icts INFO their cells and at this iuncture company or
armed citizens arrived and marching into the prison.
Grew nm i'm line ready fire the slightest den0nstra-
tion Of disobedience This mad auietng effect even
an the most turbulent, and in few minutes all were
hehInd pars aud bolts general amnesty having Deeh
nrst declared by the officers OF the prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov. Dix's action in appointing State Treas
rer appears TO meet the approval OF the press OF AL
parties.
Judge William II. Robertson of Westchester
County announces that he is not candidate for the
Iasnubleau nomination for Lieutenant Governor, but
that ms aspirations are for the Governorship.
Concerning the prospects of the Independent
movement IN Michigan, The Detroit Free Press says;
The call for convention. 10 be held on the 9Th OF
August has already attracted great deal Of attention.
and the indications are that the meeting Will Do
fully attended and be genuine popular movement
Tins far at least there has been very little attempt on
the part Of the politicians Of party or clique 70 seize
II and very few journals heretofore distnctvely par
nssn have undertaken 20 adopt it. The e1isung
ORGANIZATIONS too have wisely re:raned from embar
RAISING the movement by organized Endorsement OF
It's purposes the proposed method OF achleVns
and n tho movement safely csc pe tnese dangers
of success than any party movement LAS hso Ior
the past twenty years.
Judge Asahel Peck seems to have the inside
track for the Republican nomination OF Governor OF
Vermont The burlington Free Press that st least
dozen Of the most Influential! journals have declared IN
bis favor and only has favored any one else. IL
adds: "Tbe agreement Of the press simply the natural
result OF agreement among the people. yudge Peck
y well widely known In the State and universally
respected and needed but suggestion of his name
with the announcement detsrmiEed 70 leave
the bench 10 make great many voters csar In the
opinion that he the they wanted to vote for
aial about this Yet 10 Is TO supposed that the
CopveutOp viii be unanimous. Lest Gov Tans friends
viii carry his name ~ the convention ana make the
strongest 1gnt they can on H.
Gen. Garfeld's constituents IN Ohio are dis
sus:iax The exDedencY Of sende LIZ back 70 Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
PROSPECT PARK RACES.

Yesterday was the first day of the Spring
trottng meeting at Prospect Park Course. L. l. The
weather cold and the track dusty but the attend
mod The decisions of the judges caused great
account OF their manifest injustice IN
instances The first race for purse OF $780, TOT
horses that had beaten three minutes was won oy
]. Murphys brown mare Lady Dahlman in four meats
Uncle Dave winning the second heat The second race
was for horses that had never beaten 3 for purse OF
300. 1t Yas won i've heats by l.. Anderson Day
gelding XXI, Hea therboOm winning the Drst hea,
(atbOngh PenObscot rst but the judges piaceu
him last account OF running although he du no mort
that respect than other horse in tho neao anu
Berkshire Bay the second heat.
PsosPECr PARK PAIK Gxocsos near cone' snd-nr v,y
Spring Meeting Park Fair Grounds ASSOCIATION
June ls74 Pure that had never beaten
mian mile heats IN s. $500 " the ars sIoO " he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
GRIMES AND cAsUALrIKs-BY TELEGRAPH.

"A man named Peter Boian. in Elmira, at
mp,e 20 yesterday afternoon BY cutting h throat via
raIor. lie vii prossbly i've
At Hamilton, New. last evening, Patrick
60, vas sbo and bis foster brother Thomas
C.,ey Who Instantly blew GU, his own brains
Charles Kehoe, Boston bartender. . years
M .,.mntsd 10 ssooi his night ba nsd s He
,h.n .ao, himself IN side and Will probably die
"A thunderstorm passed over the towns OF
H.rmon, Canbng and R Ne Sunday afternoon, esa ns
s.w.y. 20 d. AN osn Of SIS arms and ouldiDp
In the piracy case of Robbins on the schooner
annie AZ Portland No steward testified yesteray that more
-. NO ano on that Robbins had any
Robert Reid. a notorious desperate, formerly
Bai lAttsv proprietor o hOse. a.
Ara Killed bv his partner ksh. cannon on noh'''
"A four year-old daughter OF Timothy SULLIVAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
GOVERNMENT REATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. June 8 i q. N. ,
IL Nn.It hOnrf
Wan DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT, ,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFfICER,i
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. June 81 a. NJ
Synopsis for me past thcenlv-rOar hOnrs
The barometer has risen IN the New-En-
gland, Middle. and South Atlantic states IL CONTINUES
highest near Middle Atlantic coast ana lowest ia tne
West: cool aud clear weather, win soutuerD
winds prevails in New England. $500, -
The cloud has increased in the Middle states anu
lower lake region with continued cool weather . .
The temperature fallen slightly in the south Az
Inntic OUR Siates with local rains gener
ally and rain prevails in Tennessee the
upper lake region. and the upper Mississippi NaHey
The Mississippi River has fallen AZ ST. Louis, Memphis
VicSsbuIg x, ana Helena.
Probabilities.
For Vetr- ENGLAND and the northern portion or the ht-
di, States far pedher, and southeast TO So'-
ucst ota prera citn oW temperature aud JdI"g
barometer. ...,,,- 49, -
Ear the southern portion or the Middle States, con-
tnued cool and cloudy weather, and possibly rain In
Southern Virginia. -
For the south Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee,
and Ohio Valley, partly cloudy weather and local rains:
win easterly souther Winds no decided cnange OF
temperature and rising barometer IN the South Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States. 49, ,,
For the upper lake region and 1.-THE upper MISSISSIPPI
valley cloudy weather and rain with easterY or SOUTH
erly winds, slight rise OF temperature aud stationary
falling barometer. 49,, IL,
The Mississippi and lower Ohio Rivers will fall slowly
during Wednesday.
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DIED..


BRD-on Sunday NAY 81 1874, Mary Kate sann'sSsh "s q
R,I.u... and I.ad respectfully invited attend ID. as
NobesI ureenpoins
wednesday, June g. al 4 o'clock D. N
BoYD-ou Tuesday June Joanna Jackson wife Of Frederick
Boyd.
.y~s snd family invited to siteni the ssers
from her 80 lest ThirysevenhI, IharSiaYs
lth inst, q 4 ocoek. Intsrmeat at Woodasn
BRUSsEy-At residence, 3S5 bedsjave Broohrs,
sunda evening 3st alt Christopher " Branssa lie os
tsnd without fursher invitation.
HoLrn Brooklyn Monday June Lucy Owen, rehes Of Hsary
Holt, . the 18Th year Of her -,
Relative, aud friends family invited end the nsraA
from
Clinton ave-. Wednesday. June 3, Al 5 p n
MEyslSGE-On TUESDAY June lsg4 amer an illness OF hrss
days OF diphthena Hattie ", wife Of Dr. j. henhins-
u, awe, invited 10 attend me ansa e-ar
(Weinesday o'clock from residence No III !" est Fhy
fourhsL
RoBERTs-n rssve CONF saturday My 30 J,ee CnIfSs
widow Of Charles Roberts 10 the rom rear Of aef ~
wBL-saddenlr Sunday NAY ~, Of BnsAs' as- -
ael,u,s. .sd friend. respectfully invited attend The ssrs
rom her aie residence 273 A-aasse "eaHss~' jan" o
Bpm. -, ~ ~.
vgBKRs-sr,h month lH 1874 Of psny"s 'A"'e''' "a~
in he ear -. c4.-
pnn,, trom his ate rduee 275 rsr Jsr'-' CIV % Faurta
49, The "a INST O'Clock rrehs. arr in,'ca |" a1&sa
without further notice heNAiAs VIZ W 80
Orange Co n T. for hermen@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
IFTRGRAPHIN NOTES.

The Portland Ne Board of Trade passed reso-
lut ons YESTERDAY tavonrg reciprocity treaty
The Clereland Daily Herald appeared yesterday
morning quArto aud presents neat sppesasoe
The annual meeting of the Western Associated
Pres, /, called - mss. AZ Wednesday sep
The annual meeting Of the Grand Orange
Lofg Of Bn, America 81 cittines Ont YESTERDAY
for business About 50 delegates we're present.
The compositions in The Eransrile Courier ONCE
struct r,sierdsy the popeios feiu,ed 70
compo, delegate !" 1
SauOnA TTpoGaDhicn Union.
The steamer George c. Walf sunk in the MIS-,
.,u river yesterday beo~ New Buns-iek feet o'
water nd probably ee fAAse sHe ha
81 board 80 tons albright
"A post norton examination has been maze OF
who died Of uiehini Harrisburg
made visible Thousands Of iehna MOVING ne
,ad bo. 10 the Of inch % s
and doubtless uaA9a " Nc bsaf hs t@Ss
t@IuDIy before destl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
THE OREGON ELECTION.

MEAGER RETURNS GROWERS VOTE LIGHTER THAN
WAS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THAT TIE IN
DEPENDENTS WILL CONTROL THE LEGISLATURE
SAN Francisco, June 1.-The returns of the
oregon state election received tonight indicate that
LAFAYETTE T. Grover. Democrat. has been reelected
Governor by small plurality. The Independent can
ddstes for Judges OF Supreme Court elected be-
yond doubt IL supposed that the Independents have
carried Multnomah County but it is impossible to obtain
further particulars tonight.
June 2-The friends of Williams, the Republican
didate for Congress Oregon, claim his election The
result of ticket Will not be known for several
days Old party lines never more completely tx
nored in oregon than yesterday
PORTLAND. June 2.-The election returns
come in slowly. TolmaD, Republican, for Governor,
carries Mutnoma By about 500 plurality Campbell the
candidate has probably carried Douglas by
go majority both the other candidates De carries
Polk by 100 plurality and Lane b. about 100 Grover
the Democratic candidate much lighter vote than
was anticipated. He Linn Oy reduced party
vote and his everywhe 10 oehlnu tnae Oh MS
PARTY The contest for Congressman Will not vary
,puch from, the Governors except that Ludlow,
Democrat has votes than the Governor ana DaVen
port Independent. behind Campbell. Iolmans
an ,rec,Dct which has heretofore gone Republican,
goes against hlm
The returns received thus FAR mainly from places
along the railway line and Influenced by railway
tpterests LIS expected that Toman's vote in this
county will fall of considerably. The temperance
marty proved to have had quite important vote In
acme parts OF the state IL this county TINS influence
caused the defeat Of Of the Independents me
Custom house ticket carries this city aud county one
Senator and one County judge Treas
urer and Assessor. The Independents have carried
their tickets many counties, and VIII noid controi Oh
,he legislature The Independents jubilant. and
consider their victory in Portland a great triumph
WASHINGTON June "A telegram was received TO-
night by Senator Mitchell Of Oregon, saying that Ioi
man for Governor and Williams for Congress- both 10
publicans were pretty easily elected yesterday
San FRANCISCO, June 2-rhe Republicans claim the
.,ao,,oD of Tolman for Governor of Oregon by 200
majority although the eastern counties remain 70
ave heard from. TIE remainder OF the state ticket
IS very close Campbell, Independent Tor Governor
carries Douglas County by 200 majority MuthomaI
County gives majority for Tolman Inc county ana
district officers about equsuy uiNlueu Det"een 1ne
Independents ana Republicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
ARRIVALS AT JEROME PARK.


The following stables have arrived at Je-
rome Park this week:
Mr. BeluOnfs-B. Prior trainer.-Beatrice, Countess.
Astral, Steel Eve, Gray Planet. Maador King Amadeus
Berdous Scratch. Theodore Ill Used W0odolne' BaOy-
lon Conrad. Caroline, and Botany Bav-l6 -
w. 4. Ltteifs-A Taylor, trainer.-Fenowcraft, WIZ
ard. Mary Clark, Reform, sister W. SIX StocAinH ana
two wear old bv LramngtOn-6. ,
Dennison d CrdufordS-T. Puryear. ira ner-huther.
ford Gusead and Jour two year oids oy SiIrasanse''
and Leamln gtOn--6. 49,,
Blandy 4 Son's-Tom Boston Dan OHara Douglas,
and Young Bonnie; the last named tWo Two year oius
by imported Hurrah-+. ,,.
a B. Lecis # Cos-Ortoan, Bessie Lee. Aerollte'
Joe Johnson and two Vandal two year olds-6.
j. T. Chdnberiin 81. PiDcus, tralner.-The hoafer,
Survivor scrambe Carllna. Examiner, and Lizzie R-5
Francis MOrrtss-W. Brown, MISUNDERSTANDING
shilelagh, and q two year old by Eclipse. dam by
Prophets.
Epn Sneditsrs-EOlus, Catesby, Keepe Richards,
Brother To Galway Moe Darling Brother u Bay Kun
ami a twI wear Old by Eclipse-8: -
r. LOriAdTds-D. Prior, trainer-StanfOrd. village
blacksmith Free Lance Saxon. Persuader, Brother To
BUSINESS CariOoo. James A., and VenangO-9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
A COMPLETE Success.

The opening on Monday of the Offices aud sales
room OF the Wilson Sewing Machine Company az Nos
and s29 Broadway and the exhibition OF the paSS
two days. have been in every particular CONF iete and
grand success No business event OF the Kind Tor .sy
long time attracted degree Of public atten-
ton. The exhibition ~ exceedingly interesting. the
show OF line work done with the Wilson Shuttle SEWING
Machine being especially elegant. Every style Of ma
chine manufactured by THIS company Is shown. ana 9
conspicuous feature Is he gold and silver mounted and
pearl laid machines which made such signal sseep
Of the pTIzes Vienna. The exhibition VAL coatiDue
throughout the week. day and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
LATEST SHIP Ne VS..
For od.er snip Beics see Third Page
.gpTxEn

Steamship Carbe lBr Temsne Lgr,Tra MAY lG Mavsgsss
23d 18th. Pm Forwood Co
%,
cath, with pas. tlas- O. Fanckrn
sesm,hip City Havana sit mise and
WIN. p CY1e & Co.
steamship Georgia Crovei Charleston Ma 30 With nds psa
o J. W. 4untard a Ga.
Steamship Richmond Rect Point ami Norfolk ~sA
and Old Dominion steamship Co.
Chu Gatano tItaLI Msoo Marseies so ndss
Bark Amy Baker Hsvre March % Deal Apni ballast y
anchored 4 SANDY "a Oriers.
eliza vesey Bermuda
Bunbrae lof Murphy, MataBss IL DAYS nth
Bark Minerva larsen Hull ~ ballast Is snaasrs6
n Bsy
Alss (Aast CeroIoyeh Agers 80 days 30
N ballast
ItaLl Ralic Pa,ermo -
ProsDero Doge lltal Coyes Antwerp 30 iaTs ballast
Juvenats fNor) Ash Barrow 90 days raroaI
Bark PAons Csvalo (lta LsyTeo Giogces,er 81
ballast
o.rolo aLl, Traverse Daavia Dee "a snd Psdans 10
Bark Johann Ter H'yersamp Hamburg s. iaY with mi-e
Brig Paquet dc Nova Yors Por Cupha 50 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
STRIKE OF RAILROAD EMPLOYEES.

CHICAGO, June "A Bloomington dispatch
,ays that the managers OF the Chicago and Alton Rail
road having reduced the OF their braSemen to
AS DER month for old hands and $40 for new, general
.tre OF brakemen has occurred so far. trains have
been moved by using conductors as brakemen, but AZ
pioom,n pton to-day large number Of strikers gath
cred al the depot around the yards ana refused 70
permit any trains TO be made up Inc dspatcn SAYS II
quite possible that general suspension OF pusiness
an the road NAV be caused by the strike. -
I,ATRR-rhe officers OF the CHICAGO ana Alton hai-
- - that the strike Of brakemen their road IA
co,rnsd TO about 70 at Bloomington, and that
men nave been sent 10 supply their places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
THE crvrp.LRAILRoAp OF IOWA.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, June "A bill in Chan
Gerry was fled In United states Court to-day FOR the
foreclosure OF the first and second mortgages OF the
Central Railroad OF Iowa, and the appointment OF a
receiver pending a decision. H. Z. Boardman A. v
-onhie " Dana and Quincy A Brown, Of Massa-
chusefts Joseph Wentworth and ElJah Colourn'
~ Ne Hampshre, Nathaniel Holmes OF 81 Louis, ana
9f0 other boudhoders compliments. IL - sverred
that false representations were made IN securing tne
landing of mas. due coupons; that the management OF
the road s in the hands OF few creditors, VINO are
solely Interested In securing their claims 10 the prJu
dice OF the bOndhOders; that the road Is grossly iS
nag ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-03
ARKANSAS AND NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, n. c., June 2.-ln the tVth Con-
~ressousl District Democratic Convention held here
to-day, Capt. Joseph Davis OF Franklin was nomi-
mated ON the 18th ballot In the Win District 10 Con-
yentiop held at Greensboro to-day, Gen. A NJ scales
was unanimously nominated.
LITTLE Rock. June 2.-The following ap-
continents have been made by Gov. Baxter;
BBgsh Chief Justice John Mcclure inpeaeAed .d sus
,.naed H. 1reyson Jase w L. stephenson
y,1t.d T NJ Compton Associate Justices
mpesehed and supen ed John Cenoen Ccu'
Davis Circuit Juse
L. Fuller Great Judge George
n Of Immigration
g. ~ I.aas wee mpeached and suspsndea