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LOWELL, MASS, July 13.-Mrs. Dunn
wife OF a labOrer in this city, was kickett
to death this evening by her husband
who wanted money from her but Waz re
fused. Dunn was arrested.
Two TrOstipg-Matches.
CHICAGO, July l3.-At Dexter parl
to-day there were two trOtting-matches
The first was for a purse Of $500, mile
heats, all ages. Monroe came in ahead
winning The second, fourth and nth
heats. Time, 2:35E, 2:3i, 2:333, 2:3i
The second race was won by Trouble IL
three straight heats, Monarch second
Time, 2:42, 1881, 2:37.
The American Team in Scotia d
EDINBURGH, July 13-The Ameri'
can team and their friends visited Alb
botsfOrd and MelJose to day. William
Nelson, a leading citizen Of Edinburgh
gave them banquet tonight, in the
course Of which he made a speech warm
in euloPy OF America. Colonel Glider.
sleeve responded in fitting terms. The
members Of the team leave for Tendon
tomorrow.
| The CbaIIsnge-CUp rendered the New
York Rifle Association.
LONDON, July 13-The council Of the
British national rifle association, at 8
meeting to day, adopted a resolution
that the New York rife association be
invited to accept the challenge-cup, to be
competed for in 1875, at Wimbledon, by
the Americans, the winner to hold the
cup until the next meeting Of the New
| York association, when he is to hand it
over to the council Of that association,
! in order that it may be competed for
! then, and annually thereafter, at q range
| of one thousand yards, on conditions to
| be determined by the New York assOcia-
| ton.
The Toledo Driving Park.
TOLEDO, OHIO, July 13.-The third
| annual meeting OF the Toledo driving
| park association commenced to-day.
| Ghe first race was for the three minute
class, purse of S500-$300 to the first,
| $50 to the second, and $50 to the third
horse, with seven entries, four starting.
Michigan, Charlie, l, l, 2, /; Dewey, Of
OF Detroit, Joe, 8, 2, 8, 2; Forbes, Of To-
| ledo, Little Aleck, 4, 3, 4, 3; time:
2:454, 2:483, 2:463, 2:493.
Second Race-2:30 class, purse $500,
divided into $500, $500 and 500; seven
entries; three started. Summary: War
ner, of COldwater, Michigan, Lambrino
Warner, 3, l, l, /; Murphy, OF Detroit,
Lady H., l, 5, 3, 3; Wilson, Cynthiana,
| Kentucky, General Mack, 2, 9, 3, 2;
time: 2:344, 1851, 1851, 1856.
Third Race-RunniDg half-mile heats,
purse Of $500, divided into $3.50, 500 and
$50; seven entries; all started: Sum-
mary: ROdegSp, of Springfield Ohio,
! Modoc, /; blank, l; Edick and Bush,
| Fremont, Nellie Bush, 4, l, 2; Brad
ley, Of Cleveland, Daisey Miller, 3, 2, -
ruled out; time: SIT, So.
The races were we'll contested and the
attendance fair. Races will continue
four days.
The American Hebrew Congregation in
Second Annual session.
BUFFALO, July I3.-The second an
nual session of the American Hebrew
congregation convened this morning to
establish Hebrew college. There was
large attendance OF delegates from all
parts of the United States. Joseph Cohn,
OF Pittsburg, was elected president;
Henry Koch, Of Buffalo, vice-president;
Lippman Levy, OF Cincinnati, secreta-
ry; I. J. Lowenstein, OF Evansville, In
diana, assistant secretary. The annual
reports Of the president, secretary and
treasurer were received and approved,
after which the convention took recess.
At the afternoon session of the Amer
lean Hebrew union, enthusiastic
speeches were made by President Cohn,
of Pittsburg. Rev. A. A. Kramer, Of
Cincinnati; Rev. D. L. Myer, of Indian
apolis; Rev. DIR. Ak, Of Buffalo; Rev.
Henry GeTson, of Atlanta, urging
the various Hebrew congregations of the
United States to assist in the establish
ment of a college. Upon motion Of Mr.
Kramer resolutions were adopted en-
bOdying the idea and setting forth the
objects OF such college, and asking for
the hearty cooperation of the Hebrew
people throughout the land. Additional
delegates were received from all parts Of
the United States, making the number
present about one hundred and fifty.
The convention adjourned to meet to-
morrow.
Frsm AUsIraIasIa-
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-The steam
ship M'Gregor has arrived from Sidney,
Vi0 Auckland and Honolulu, with Aus
tralian dates to the fifth.
In the mines of New South Wales no
new discoveries of Importance are re-
ported. The Victoria parliament was
opened on the twenty fifth ultimO. The
governor in his speech states that an
educational system is firmly established.
Efforts are being made for the con.
structiOn Of a railroad from the Cape
Patterson coal-fields to western port.
The commissioners have decided not
to open the Melbourne exhibition until
september I'd.
In New Zealand destructive rains
have prevailed in various parts Of the
colonies.
The development of new mining dis
tricts is less rapid than was expected.
Heavy gales at Simaru. The ships
Cyrene, from San Francisco; Princess
Alice, loading grain, and Ellerslie, coal
laden, are reported wrecked. The
Ellen K Castle, was wrecked on Ninety
Mile beach, near Simaru, Honolulu.
The ship Emerald, from San Francis
co, en- route for Euderberry island, to
load grain, and thence to Europe, took
fire in the roads at Honolulu. By the
assistance Of the crew of the United
States ship Pensacola, the ship was tow
ed to the wharf. At noon the fire was
supposed to be subdued, but broke out
again at four o'clock in the evening.
She was scuttled by common shot, and
sunk alongside the wharf. The cause
Of the fire is unknown. The king and
prince royal worked. with. the men in
subduing the flames.
Turf Sports at Long Branch.
LONG BRANCH, July 13.-The first
race to-day was for trial purse of three
hundred dollars for all ages, a dash of
one mile. SearcheI was the favoTite
two TO one against the field. The race
was won by Sesrcher by two lengths,
Inspiration second, three lengths il.
front OF Lelaps, who was third, Carribee
fourth and Venango last. Time, :444.
The second race, for one thousand dol
lars, added to the sweepstakes of fifty
dollars each, play or pay, three year
olds, one mile and three quarters, with
four starters, Aristides, Tom Ochiltree,
Leader and Ozark, was won by Ozark,
with Leader second and Aristides third.
Time, 3:l03. Ozark took the lead at the
start and retained it to the finish.
The first three quarters was run
very slow, but upon entering on the last
mile Ozark and Leader commenced run
ming fast, and were soon five lengths
in advance Of Ochiltree and Aristides.
At the half. mile Ozark drew ahead two
more lengths, Aristides running up and
taking the second place. Down the
bsck-stretch the race grew very hot, but
the favOrite could not gain an inch On
Ozark. When the horses came into the