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II. Joualt, MIN waa q witucss Of President
Lincolsl'n assassination las written l,ls life, anl
lEachette / Co., OF Paris publish It, He tLua
describes Lincoln at htA secouI Inauguration:
'' Lis movements wor0 atoyenly aud awkward (,
Lis form war long, lanky, and angular, anf was
more than y fent 10 lixnt; hta shoulders wore
etoopod. and ut lis slla tlangled lu,g, !islces
ars that uIlght haya belited boa atnal mid wiIIcl
Terminated III llAudA OF extraordinary Hzo, not
d!sEroporttonate, llowoyor, 10 that Of hls feet.
He wore All ti-httInR black coat that gara him
tho appearance OF ~ undertaker, aud black
crayat faatened With lasgo bow, Tho enda Of
which hung carelessly oves 'lla coat-tIapa, lila
turncd'doxn sh!rt-co!lar Displayed to Wow tho
muscles OF salow mud binewy th.oht, above
which, emerging from quantity OF wiry black
hAir, lust like gtoYa 0f lirs. roao face lrfo-
eis.thly attractive. II l MA astoupded 1t first
W tl1s loHghy eatlenaities at!u enormous ears,
wan soon fascinated BY tln benlHaAnoy, the ILL.,
telliKepcn, and tho alr Of almlle wlHdoa,, tlRt
characterized hia pllySiognomy." The satne
eseulng, ont author WIS presented to Mr. Lln-
coin ut tho Wh!te-Ifouss. Ila saw hiu tAice. af-
forward. ut = banquet and Ut ball, and thGu
tiaaly ut the scene of hts death-Ford'B = hsat1e.
lilo witnessed tho incidents Of Tue murder, aud
It was the hnrror created in, hi4 mind by the
eyout, ~ Mell % hls admiration Of the iilusrious
siottm, which fn6nIrotl tho preaent volume. fur
Il waa commenced few daya altar Dir. LIncolu's
death, though only now completed ''6!nce
tAoH, says u. Jousit 10 hts preface, "fAlthful to
LIS Mom0ry, I hayo ondolyoreu 10 ronrnduco
him " knew him. and 10 mako tue wisest,
juaest and honestost man Of thus ou: nluetven,h
century llyo over again"
, 1875-06-04
k1iSCEtLA ANEOuS.


supplementary aR,uc,!iunt WIS executoa
day beiote yestclday botwoon ths Aiwallitro l.
Northern l.ailr0nd md tho WISCONSIN Ceutrat
l'alIrual, which ends all tho controversies which
Lars LATELY arisen under tho 1caso Of tic Lii.
wauteo l. Northern Railroad to the WISCONSIN
contlaE llailroad. The scttlcmcnt 10 made with
Tho sanction OF tho Trus:oea OF tho Notthcra
Company'a bonls. and inHurca tho poaacszlon Vt
tho line by tls Central Company. Tl,o
Trustees Of the Northern bonda Bomo ttmo
ago brought emt to set asi1o tho LEASE
OF tho load to tho Wisconsin Central,
alleging, among other things tia. tho Conlral
had failed to mcot tho interest on bouls Which II
hnd assumed, mud that II was alan Tot keeping
the roAd and rolling stock IN puf. l. In laurn.
oil that tho managers ot tho WISCONSIN Central
l,avo satisfied tho Tlusteos OF tue bonds TINT
ti,oy arc ablo anl willing to perform their part Q,
tue contract. Tho pending lawsuit will bo dis
posed Of SO ns to bind nll parties to tho new
nrrangoulont antl u. will now JOIN tn dofooptuE
the business vi both lsieH.
TllE HAILnnAn COMMISSIONERS.
Hrn1NoI1Ep, Ill.,, June 3.-Tho isal'road Com
lnltsiano'a Of thin ssn'e rooeiyed oumu,nnlca-
tlon from tho railroad Commissioners OF h,s-
touEl tins morning. Inviting them TO cUufes-
ence WITH tho other Boards III tho West. Tho
writer's hugGeat that Tho meeting DO held III
spsngaolt on the :oth day Of july.next, Tho
1neatng Ii TO ba l,ot fur tho purpose Of DISCUSS.
ing tLs transportation .l,,cntton.
iNWA RAIl.NotD TRANAFEn.
Tho Shenif Of DeH Moinss County Tnesdny
malta the .ransfcr Of tho property of tbs Des
Aolnes SW(tay Hail, oad Company tu tho keusuk
4 Northwestern lta,lroad Company cnnnIdera-
tion, si75,00D. II. \. johnson, George Bliss mud
j. q. NJ. Patton are the tEustees to whou tho con.
yOyance tn made, aud the road ls held By them
In t4uht for lha bunlb0lderB.
, 1875-06-04

authenticated, tlnt tho taHycrs IN their rrcliml-
nary conversations with Mrs. l1tton touchlng
h0r ptopoael testimony. veto Birnrsecd AMI
with such o5nroesiouA. ~, 10 Theodore. Theo-
dor@ how hayo wr6lisea yo!i'' accompanied
by strong eolf-repreachcs nud fearful wfinEln1
OF hands. To tho last, 1t was tmpors!o!o TO
rest at,i hls l*mcnsable emo'lonai tenaea;s: 40
ktntl cuuIL not 10 trusted upon tlo stand III
case 30 critical.
Tho fact is also Of interest a. indicating how
hIr. Porter obtained the data for his very slgula-
caut statement.
"rAnrnEns."
SfEe Ytrk H'tn.
Al0afre. Tllkon ed Moultot,, according TO Nr.
Dcccsns' lawyers. are ! Lair Of biack-lcaitol
tie English language to fltiingly describe. Yet
tbis sanso w.ckod pair nero Mr.. Heocher'e chosen
companions aud cohtldnnts during tho ~ho1o
wtetcl.ed business which now oecuuies public
attention. and one Of tiem had bccn hts Intimate
which Mr. Eyarts ~ 30 fond Of telling tho Jury
ought tu be included TINT Of Bret llattc'e Cali
tosnia miners, Iosk and Scott, who, hiser
having. been .paItners for T. long timo,
anartelcd and bccssnc cesIly, enemies.
settlement wl,cro they lived, aud when,
finally, they ran NJ rival candidates for tho Lnga-
atusc, oyciyhotly turned out to hear item ereak
against oach pther. York began and nnfodA
S:ottB tiHgrncafuI catoos v8t1 much Rs Jnttae
rortss did Nf. l1iten'a. no lcss to the sstnstl-
,nent than tho Amusement OF thu n,denco, Who
hal not bud tho privilege Of knowing tlo!s tol-
low-c!tIzcn "a intimately as the speaker. Whom
ho rot thro,,g,l it was scost'a thru. "Tl1crc's
naught. rant'cman," easd ho, "thers'e naaght
AZ that man l,ez said aa tsu't true. I WAS run
onler Cara; l did beloug to The Regulators; |
did desert FROM tue army; did tcars q wife su
Kanras. Dit thcre's one thinG he didn't chares
me with. and maybe hos forgotten; For Mrre
years. gentlemen, / sras that mans pardner." A
bura4 Of applause, according IL sr llarIo, artiH-
ticaiy rounded and enforced Ibis climax, aud
virtually elected scott.
, 1875-06-04
A Toxaa NcEo ltctnsrs TO t1o sayed
ir1t, tlso G,l!iosvs.


A letter from Capt. hturnns glyes ua some In.
tcrestlng buwA from Montague Cuuuty, Tbs
negro Frank BniA mas executed on lhn iitb. A
large crowd Gst|alea at tlle piaca Of execution,
anu. a{ter tho PRISONER oirered up PRAYER, ha
adIrossel tue pople In groat penitence. snti
exhottsd d! to lent him III Heaven. TLo aher.
~ lhsn adjnste{ tho nooso shout bis neck, and
tho guards crtflod up to bid him rood.bYn.
The slert1 tha ordered thom to stsod bsnk.
but they Eofusedso do 10, aud cooked tlelE guns.
swearing that ny would bid him good-bye.
Some called out "shoot thu 1cpe," "libss-
ato hun. "let hip TO-" sto.
The yIcatcat efltsHcnt prevailed, aud 1t wss
eyidont th.t the 4npashy Of Thu entto crowd
WAS with the t!oo4ed man. Tho effort to relessc
him Mould have Yen successful had it not been
for tho doomed utn Mmaelf. He waA the only
man that wsa aIt aud solf-possesssd. Iie ox.
horsod biu frond TO uee!st. "Les tho IAw take
IT. cousse," said p; ~ am tuaa, aud can
die lko inzu. :tla ts no tins TOR row lat us
not disgtace oussf yes Ia tlis nAuper." AZ lo
eatd this bis faceFose smile. aud, ~ 10 stood
upan tho p}AtfoE4 strong and powerful, 4 la
aul shoulders sb{e any Of tho othoss, hs cer-
tainly presented piotnra Of NO ordinary lntof.
est. At q sigma! rom tho Sheriff, ths rrepara.
tlona were cotap14od, Tho traps sprung. aud hs
foil aud died w4lont : strlRels. Tie crowd
soon dispersed, ef st'u mutsaslng sgAlnst hlY
11scuuo4u1x-
, 1875-06-04
ILLINOIS,


Sreeiat Dispatch 10 The Cheaqn 7,ri,un4.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, June 2.-ILe weather still
continues fine, and all crops arc growing wall.
Tue A1r IL filled with ohinch-bugs, and they will
in timc doubtless deposit eggs enough to do the
small grain much damage. Colorado boe!ies arc
not go plenty as usual, MD gool crop OF pota-
toes Is expected. Thoro will be but litslo fruit
here this season, ouIy Strawberries and grapes
promising auythlug.
CorStstoadenee Qf Ths CAicaoo Tribune.
JEFFERSON, Cook Co., ILL.,. Juno lin read
Ing THE Tn1DUNE Of rcceut date n ticod In
y.,nt report from Pennsylvania that tls ground
teel somewhat oluo. know how to mora than
ByInEathlze aith them. as they lavo our expe1i-
cncs to beuetlt by. Wo Ind 10 experiment. in
fa1loue wa.s beforo no had thcm fully Under
couftol Wohave bud them oight yoaEs, and shall
have them agin this Hossou. They arc on tho
POTATOES uos, aud tLieir eggs R1o found On dry
weeds. We have used PArls.greeu in d.Torent
ways; NO have mixed d NTH tine. plaster. Hour,
aud aeheo. and dutted 1t on tho potatoes ; but,
owing to tho atdioulty Of applying 1t. wAssr wan
ut aoy limo sn the day, but 1t would separate
ir0M tho wafer, aud required stirring
every tow rnoncuts. It was spr.nklod On tho
potatoes with whtc7ng-cau by some,-tl,o
greater p1te PrelcrrtuE to uso wiap or brush,
lud carry tho mixture lu bucket, Then there
we're some who woto opposed to it, as thern was
dangor of be'os poiHoued. This continued uI.-
I'll last aeaaou. when the bugs commenced to
work, at wlcs, tl'nc ono Of my noighbotA, Frank
u. Gray, had = epnpklor nude which I
conslacr capuot be excolled. 1t obyiatca all
danger OF boiug polsoned; applies tho mixture
without waBto ls 70 constructed that tho parts
green Or other poison IL kept mixed With Tho
water; ln so proportional that there ia no clog
ging Of tho patta; and makes tho labor eaey aud
ills application rapid, u to aoscs beng q
duuy'H waak. with 'ess th.u ! pouud per aero
Of g'ecn. ! cot one Ut them aitae sAw
thosn usod they nefe used by nearly evory
fstmor that heard Of them last Season. ANY
unatnlh eau mako them. THO sprinslor II maoo
to 1T tho back. to winch II ia fastened ty straps.
II u tia CAD, provided NTH two handles aut!
sp1,uklalu, which connect with tho eau by rubber
tnbos which arc compressed with the tngesa to
stop tho flow while passing from bill to hIll. IA
haTe not saclt anything satd OF 1t in your
paper your seadora may bo houeited byyour
mskipK tlsse few facts known; At lcaat, our
Eastern tr1enda could profit by 1t.
How would the la.ss green work on tho grass
hcppern by moving and burning the straw or
grasa that 1t WAS sprinkled ont
Ctops Look pro,nlainx l,ere. al hut tho cherry
crop; 1t viii not bo ouo.eiyhth OF crop tlis
year. +. II. KLINE.
, 1875-06-04
FRANCE.
TIE PnoposED MEETING DgTwEEH u. THEIRS AND
THE CZAn.

- ~ = FRNNCE. =
TIE pnoposID MEETING BETWEEN u. rn1Eus AND
co,,trnndtuta Loadon y<t...
p.n,e Ma, 1a-.M .rt,ara i'm. hao, IN co,u
-. aas .'on ~ ou
s.an' communication toe some "oeka past with
h's persona! if1tnd, lFsnce uoElehakoA. through
tl1b medium OF the Russian Embass, and another
channel, It is as good ~ settled TINT ho and ths
czar viii soon ma, ~ Hrn..o,. r, !. r.,
w.. 49,. ~ :. ID "
.hAt1n e0 loFo 1so'lnent vlsts 10 fflnce oflol, H.
,,n rhioss snaeasosea 10 ,oses,al 1uo aFeumsnts
to indure 1euasia u arccnt Prince n,.n ,rok,s
sc,,on. fo, dI..b,irs r,,,.a :. IT,. 49,
eouoae 4o' o''ap'5 f'a"eo' ~ nas oeen
atatea thht Gfcas thlamoutan1st movement
has bcen aat on foot against Germany; that tho
French Government Is al tJltramnnta1,;st snbre
and that Roto,un, IN nlaviny tnt, ~
1-as. ~ e'A,"s '"'o wy
Lahos VI 'ho elof1cal iaot!on, which
, 1875-06-04
RAILROAD NEWS.
Annunl Meeting Of tho C1Ic,n.
u Northwestern Stock.
holders.
Transfers Of Town Roads...The w,,oo.
Sin Central.
CHICAGO 8 NORTHWESTERN

ANNUAL. tfEErtSd OF THE sfor61tntnrns
This animal nieo.ng Of tic Stockholders ri H..
Cl'Icngo 4 Northwestern 1la,Iroad was hoa ~
torday ut tho olllce Of tho Company ou Ess,
ktnzsc street. Two hundred and forty.
thousand aegcn hnntsrcd and twenly-Ho zen n,as..
of stock we'n sut'scAcnsod at tic Inco.,g. Tsa
fiscal yoar not having 80. expired, np unnn.ss,
statement saA submitted. Tls nI,n,sl renos.
will be Hent to tho stockholders At iato, ma,
Tug.
TIE MAIN LINE.
Tho following Directors, whoso term Of oa,.
had expired. we're re etnctud William II. Fn,r.
William l.. Scott. Al.ltor Courtwr'gAt, llarys,,
Kennedy. and J. l.. Ton llaro Fryu.
Tho uaa,e Ut Alr. Qoorgo &. Scott of yor
York. wNa dropped. ami tint uf Mr. y. II, sf,ll.
q o., New Yo Ii A4bstisuted, The namea Of fI', H.,
Dlfootoa liollin1 over arc ~ follows: Alha,,
Keep, Johi, T: Tracy. lIenry II. Porter, Ii. =
Allen, N. l.. Sykes, Jr., Charles Il. Marvin i
!. Dayls, David Duwa, Il. L. Flower, ani
Francis II. Tows. "4a
~ i aubsolueut meetIng Of tho Directors III,
following officers wnrD ra-electtd:
ltrtisnt-AIhcit Keep.
,,tss-i,ys.'dtni, stsftia'y. and 7seasur1-M. L.
Is.t.stn, Secretary amt 7rcauuy,r-s. q uox. ,
~: mtirt tCamm.iss-Alier. ,sp. II. L. syses. r.
a. q. DulMan, aud u, II. f4Fttr.
TIE ClficA0o MILWAUKEE.
1Ho oHipeailolueiH u tH9 lineage IL milwaukee
met and 1'eo!ed tho following Board OF III.
rectors!. Alh'rt Hoop, Join L. Tracy, DAVID
nn"e, T. u Dn!n1Aa, a. y. Haylls, II. L,
SYKoS, s, ", u. II. torteF, d u. lleaIeld, md
Wlliam II. Forsy.
subsequently the following ofacose mere elect
co ny ltc uirectorst
fMre.'dtns.AlocE. Re- ksep. -.,....
sykcs, Jr. "
Hs.',";.. t'ss.s'a.g-'. fs..g. y: Meaaa.a. W. =.
=, ,,I Il II hi"%n,ntee-A0est % acePs H. L. Bikes,
'A'' A"o @'' ~ f'1'l1' ...... .-....
THE STATE LINE i UNION,
Tho f1onfng Directors wcro olpson for the
9taso 31' tino sas Union NatEond Albert kvop,
William II. Ferry, Marvin lIughitt, NJ. AI. KIRK.
man. ]. u. 1ledlleld, mud Z. .: llicha1lson. Ths
Directors tl'en. elected the following oilcers
Irtstdfn.-Al,,ert Ktsp.
ict-!1<sfdent-N. L. Sykes. jr.
eccTsdrg and fFeasnFer-J. u. lscdheld.
fs1etHstEt lutnMttht-a!beEt Aeep. H. L. HJkes,
1f'' Anu IL. II. forteF.
TIE wINoNA 4 sr, PETER.
, 1875-06-04
SPAIN.
4 ROYAL DECREE.

MADRID. May ia decrco has boon pub
l!Hhed permitting newspapers to discuss all con-
stitutional questions, and authorizing publlc
meetings OF ali legal parties. 1t Is preceded
BY notable r.eamb:c from tho Minister
Ayala. reviewing the existing circumstances md
declaring 70 be open tho preparatory period for
tl'e general eections tor s'arlament: FIattering
and the intoutlon Of tile Government to do JUS
sico to their favored Church Is HvoNed. A hope
tul Hkctoh Of the war kituatIone,a gtron. aud fa-
yorab!o illusions to Cabreara'es declaration nro
also In tho document.
, 1875-06-04

OF . halo I'D turtle tllat lives il tnoad,w 1t
soushi"gtou. Conn.,, tho New Haven i.eJ,ster
says: ut wna tlrst caught by alr. I.lmhn
Le"is iu ld4l, who cut hla iultlats, ! l.. l. aId
tns date. 'l83J,' ot tho under she'l, Aul then
laal by afr. Asshs up.ou, Who al4a put tbs
!ultiaia aud tLe dAts or, Iii capture upon il
1u 1883 hlr. Hiram bradley found It. mud
following tho example ut Mostra. LewIs aud
upson: 10 ols' l.a initials and tho date by tho
meadow: Hoadss these. pissthT1( (sshsp ARs hooe
captured and subjected to the engraving procesa
by % ioast two other persons--oucs Ia ISIS, Al'd
, 1875-06-04
tally,

uAHIHALUI 3 ANNGITY-
pAn1a, Nav 18-1t Ia still uncertain whether
Garil,adi will accept the 90, 600 frnncs annuity
fur Ifa and $1,000 tranca additional, With .o-
mainder to hia hsira in porpotuity, to
which the Italian seuate has given its
oousoat, as, with tl.o do.atlun al
lo!ted 10 the Pope, Arrears cannot be
claimed after the lapHc Of live ys.rs. Just as II
within year the Pope, if he docs nos accept rho
15.u00, 900 lire accumulaslng to his credit during
tise years, viii forfeit hls ght to the Arrears SO
QatibafdI, II BY 1873 he does not draw tho accu-
mulsted annuity, will only bo entitled in 1880 to
1000 600 lure,
, 1875-06-04
FACTS AND GOSSIP,
NpW NR6. TILT LuyE4 4KA us18BAHn

UF<oklEN AFaNs.
Thanks 10 N apparent necessity put upon Mr..
Boec1nr's very ablo advocate, We may4nqw begin
% tea through ss,o tog III which tho refusal Of
the lawyers 10 let Mrs. Ii!tou testify has ouyel-
,ped tue grsst scandal case. lu llla speech.
Judge postnr sAids
That wosuan, tosshiu4 thia ~ shs toca 10 th!s
aout lows Aui ~ have never sssn wulAsn love tas
Il M tho ktFAslgest Au1taly thai lsss wituesxc
the xhule coufss Uf uycals 'Che must ilo1sru,iv
I'D, II might 10 uas Us m, ablcc love: bttt Il
" longer that luvp which Is sts Isutely bl!nd THIN Il
iussroua and tind, tut now 1t i love ido.tsuu.
nj Maated.
In connection with this remarkable declaration
As puLl4a ought " hArs tie tur.lor TACT, va.
, 1875-06-04
wsrk IN cts's Wages In France.

Workilon's wages (laVo gfaluAfly edyeucod in
Frs go. tbs sverige das'y vago, obts,no bY
ihoss employed IN ca tsadoa in 1859 was l.tp
erags4 a.c0 francs or o. couts--au tucteass uf 10
per cont. IN Hsrss wages greatly oxceed the
rates mentioned. Thcs0 Ornamental sruptora
earn sl.i0 per dayl "stc4maxess. 81; Jewellers,
el.20 nnetaI-tntnerB, $l.20; etoae.cuttorp.
el.2o, And tope-makess 90 ceuts. Tho average
wagos Of tue Paris woekmeu IL 81, aud tLouu Of
tAo MoskwoWeu % cenlA.
, 1875-06-04
CROPS AND GnxAl;sHoppEss
THE GRa5sHo7PER SCARS,

Srtffdt HlAHulch 10 Ih& GhtGt1t3 7FIbHM+
LEAvE$woRrm, kau., June 0.-Iho air has
been ilI.od with grasshopre,s a!f day lying over,
tho most Of them at great altitude. Some Of
those nearest tho ground wero driven by tho
wsud little to tho westward, but tho general
coufse Of tue body was from tie south. soulo
OF those that Lavs boon operating bcro found
their wings strong enough to boar them, and
foIl In With the grand army for rs:.s
unknown. but tho most OF those that
hare bean reared in this locality ato still viii
W. Those WHO have pasScd over to-day ars sup.
rote1 to be generally from the Indian Torritory
mud the southern part Of kaus1s, aud will pi OBJ
ably bo leard from soon IN Northern Iowa or
Missouri, though ther wcrc hyug no high that 1t
IL thought By somc they will not conn to the
ground again before thcs get to b. itsh Amnsico.
treelat Dsrdtrh 10 77ha Chie.ao Tribune.
KAssas CRY. Mo-, juno 3.-Ihe PRAYER tost
proved wonderfully successful hero, tho grass.
lorpeEs tak;ng wing aud living aHaY By millions.
The air waa d'l:d BY, locaats. They moved IN .
nothwesto.ly direction, and the people arc glad
oser tlstr departure, Everybody haA takon
courage, aud bright scason OF prosperity
seemB to be daGntng.
lTb khe Asto1aifd Pye".1
kAHrAs C1TY, No., 1uuo 3.--Ite people are
generally observing tho proclamatlon OF Coy.
Hhtltu. The gtasshoppars. in couseGuepce be-
gau their aight westward this motninB In i'm
lnense masses. aud ere still flying. Danger ,a
apprehenhcl iu Kanaas. From the number which
iIaye gnao over tlie border, NlBsouai will DO
froe Of hoppels Tonight
, 1875-06-04


In fts Breech III tho 1Iouso Of Lords Oh Nav
IL on tho Ch.mney'Bweep I'll bill, Lord SAaiteB.
burY garo Bonlo revolving dusA Ia Of tho cruclties
praotsced upou climbing BOYS. It appearsd. Ee
At Which training commenced waa from G to i,
EeRoFAtlY ia nlce ttatnable nEe,n Hntd tic
masters Ihoto TrEo ins'hnccs ut 6, and oven
OF ~. Tho hours Of work in tho enaller towns
hixseon, work begiunlug .: o'clocl, 8. and
even IN tllo morning. sIxts-threo wltnerses
Wero ezaminel from all parts Of England,
tlnrty'th!oo Of whom wero master swnops
~ 1Iea T.. f41!SwSa }r.;na e y, Moae q doing it.
master sWo6p. satd mo ono knows the CRU
oIty which boy has to undergo in luar.ing.
The t!osh muat be hardened. This must bo
done by rubbing 1t. cI'soav on ths elbows nsnl
knees. with tue stronsost brlno. close by Lot
hEo. You must stand over them With cnpe or
COAX them BY psnmiso OF a hnlf-pennv, etc., II
thoy Will stand fuw moro rubu. at first thoy
viii come back from their work streaming With
blood and 'hc knoes looking as i tho caps lad
been pulled oH. Then they must 10 rubbed vii,
brlno hgatu." "Tle fol owing descriptions" raid
tho Commissioners, :" IL so painful that wo
shonla hesitate to record 1t wore 1t not amply
confirmed" =: ~, a. often happens," says a
s s"' & 'sy snd *o"' soa 81 s:s s'00 SoF OF
Jobs on nt tho eamo time. though /
should be sa kind as could. yon
must 'l,-sreat liM sonlelow, either with se hanll
ctuoltY Which hava suffered wI.iol, makcs mo 10
Atto,'g against boys boing enlployol. l,ayo tho
marks Of II on my body nov, aud believe tho
biggest nate of tho sweere ~ tie town hAya Tho
same. That lblaortng deep scar across tho
bottom OF tho calf Of tho loEl wns made by q
blow from my muster with an aAh- -ptant-l. O., o
yonng a1h tree that iseuPpIc aud viii not broak
Whom vas yctra old; 1t was cut to tho bono,
have inarks OF ualletl hoo!a, eto, ou othcr
parts" tlfear, hear,l Mr. BtrauaRn.d, another
, 1875-06-04
GERMANY.

no C0FsPfHATohs AFTER ALL.
LONDON, Jupe 4-6:80 4. n.-Tho 7firgraph's
Derln dispatch says tho German Government
Possesses proof that the charges Of conspiracy
made against DUNN are uufoundcd. uuniu'a
arrest was due to the excessive zoaI Of rrns-
biRn police agent, aud the prisoner vii! SOON 10
released.
, 1875-06-04
AUSTRIA.

AUSTRIA.
IT WILL NEVER lETEES To TIE Bfs1E.I OF Fno-
TECTf0%.
y1ENSA, Nav 17.--The Monday Reuie7n, dis
cussing tho agitation carried on respecting
the customs question. declares that thu
Anasrisn Government will never decide to taho
any step involving return to tho system OF
Protection. On the other hand, 1t may 10 OK
rcctrd to bring about tho abroRation or mud,ii-
cation Of tue supplementary convention Will,
E4,VIand, = better classification OF gaola, and
new clrtoms tariff, In Which regard will bo paid
to tho ruAl interests OF Auatria,l comnesco.
, 1875-06-04
A BAD MISTAKE.

Joseph Barker; an attorney at Hsdo Park.
took 3 doso Of corrosive submate Tuesday
night, In mistake for b!ttess, and at last
accounts was reported N lyiug condition.
, 1875-06-04
CHINA,


1 Destructive CYCtnTE.
LONDON, juno 3.-The Oriental Telegram
Agency publishes 6 dispatch reporting that q
heavy CYCLONE on tho Chinese coast wrecked aev-
oral yossels.
, 1875-06-04

LONDON, June a.--Iho condition Of atratrs be-
tween tbs British Government and Bur1nah is
critical.