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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JUNE TO- 1876


I.ing II It o1lp:s, and to nxpo4e Whatever frauds
that may bo found n tho seivice.
PEflH1NA1.
Ex-Attornoy-G GencraI Williams haa beon Obliged
to ioave tho city: temporarily On account Of
hta health.
Henntor Morton leaves tonight for Long
1lsEhc!,. whore la will srtnd day or two with
tho Irestdont. Morton In worry much improved
In health, tud Liz physicians slate that he has
not breu go wolt for veats.
TIE CUSTOMS nxEIiPTH
for tho month thus far are ularyellouaty 1ight.
Tito rccssttH At Nov OrloanH hhvo only beon
!S,DuD. which s not enough TO nay e1pensos.
Tho 1ieit Of johnson. Commlrelouor of Cug-
toms. to Now York wAs 10 make arrangement
10 preyent BmuKgl,ng By tourists. 4 stringent
circular on ts subject will toon be issued. Tho
Commissio.er niaseH thtt smuggling Of this
character lii yery o1tansive FROM Causda.
f13ths 4fto:tated Fres1.'j
TREASURY CHANGES HIa.En At.
WAsn1s1TnH. D. t., Junn 8.-Importaut
changes arc expected in tic Tfa4sury and In
ternal 1tovobue oaicon ou tho trt Of July.
Bopator Morton had lengthy consultation
with Attorney. .uuncra| Norropott to-day.
HcHrESDED.
Levy IlubbolI United stases District Attorney
at Milvaukee. hsa boen suspended. No 4uc.
cessor il yet appointed.
, 1875-06-10
THE DIRECT, CABLE.
Its Flna1 Comrfctton-Tho Cable in
Perfect Order.

Its Flna1 C0mrfcti0n-Tho Cable in
Perfect Order.
New YonK. Juno 9.-Theto wAa great rejoicing
Ia this city this afternoon and evening especially
among tbs merchants and Businessmen, and
moro particularly tho patrons Of European
cable telegraph wires, over tho receipt Of the
Welcome news Of the SUCCESS Of the uew sub
marine lines Of tho Direct United Station Cablo
Company. tho first announcement OF this news
waa received At tho Office Of tho Company In
New York Ia dispatch from TosbAy,
N. g.. thin afternoon, stating that tho direct
United Rsstes cable wss completed this after
noon. aud communication was now established
by It between America and ireland. This telo-
gram was received at about o'clock this after
noon, aud was Immediately published here, mud
telcgrapEcd to tho papcra Of tho American rrcss
Association, which wAs tho first newB association
to got ths inteligonco. Tho bullotin-boards Of
mnny Of tho newspapers, business exchanges.
and othor public placoA announced tho nrws to
tho public at 0nte, and, although 1t waa expect
ed By many, still 1t waa something Of surprise
TO othera.
Lator nowa from Torbsy conveyed informn-
tiou to tho effect that the cable was
10 splendid working order. the signals fem 1te-
land being perfect. Tho new cable ruuH from
l!yo Beach, II. H., 10 Da1ling Bkillcgo Bay, Ire
lrst-clasa l!nes iu aud from tho respective couu-
tries.
The last work Of the Company uaa to
complete gap OF tho Amor
lean coast to buoy at sea $50
miles 1ih.hut. Owing to tho prevalence Of cou-
tinuous heavy fog this ilniahing link has boon
greatly delayed. Tho Offices OF the new Com
pany, at No. 1G Broad street, woro brilliantly
l.ghsed up tonight to q lato hour. whero a1r. q.
G. Ward, the General American Maua7er. and
other ottlceta OF The Company, gavo to many
congrntulatinR caI1ors any information Ia their
poasassion relating to the groas work and It's
history.
, 1875-06-10
Chicago Likely to Secure the Location Of
the feH Branch Mint.
A Chemical Test Of the Chicago Gus.
tom.House Stone.
1t VIII Hear Extreme IIcnt, but
Frost Affects It Injuriously.
The Long-ponding Eric Tax Case De-
oidod Against the Company.
HARD MONEY.
CHEAP biLrEti.

spteta, D4.patch to 7,he Ca;eooo Tribune.
w.am,.oray n n 1nno -Tho 1,irnc.or NJ
A.. s,!.". - II s4ao 1''to...,o s.,,, ~. =.
.ns 'l1n' nhs 1eoe!Sou 'ntofmaoot' f.'it o'oto
fasosable to tia anty substitution Of ellver coin
for fractional currency. Not only Inns the psice
of ai1yor In London declined IS pepco on Tho
...,,, ...,.... =. ~. H.. ii, =. a.. g..
pounn' se.o'ans W ~ eeo.o ~, " .a' ns'. -"
rotary oi tho treasury OF lhafsaay 'ass' 1ho
Director Of the Mint on yesterday purchased
largo quantity of silver At Carson City for 9l.07
Inn afent,,rd ot,,,ra Which In nix co1ta lesa
H., ~ 1,,,ttsI, ,,,,..;o,, mt. ~ I1,,,o.
snA" 'no ~" oi'.ou luol"s.'''' An4a. - t''.'e
mnn eays 10 ptobanly sho choapoas shht s1lref was
ever bought in this country, Tho London
quotation OF Thursday, ralneol to eauiyslcn.s
r., mir n,onov IL 8, not< Tha nuro,,oao nj c.r.
-. ~ n:..- - :,s.a -. ,ss1 ~
~" o'y was tnhoo 'h'ougn All' AcAvau' 'ue
manager OF tho new Eod bank In California.
bfr. Mclean, in long iutoryiow yeatertlay, iti-
s,s,en mat TIM Govornn,ont ourbt Ia ptro
l,o,,o, .,rro for .,,ror al t,,;n,,f oa tho, l,o
~, p,.so ~ .T ann aisn.t s.as suo
- H. fovsrnone @ ,aoH M t,";r nr;Cs
mon1 nH esa ta;r ,roIncta n ondnr sm p''i H.
mou'u s"rm sr,t .n r.hi H..
natc,, 1 from Tn,don w1';c shnred ] ~ tha. sver
, 1875-06-10
SPORTING NEWS.
Second Days Session Of the National
Sportamon's Convention.
Races at Fort Wayne, Crane
Rapids, Etc.
The Mutuals Beaten nt St. Louis-Athletio
vs. Atlantic,
THE SPCR'TSMEN,
THE CLEvEf4AN1, CONVENTION.

THE SPORTSMEN.
THE CLEVELAND CONVENTION.
speetat D.spateA to The Chteaoa Tribune.
CLKvgLAHp. O., Juno g.-Tbe second annual
Convention ot the National Aportamon's Aaso-
citation assembled this morning. Seventeen
Htatca were represented by full delegations, in
c!udnY number Of o1npont scientific mon
from tho East and Weat. hr. A. .. Lamborton,
o. Roches!er, N. T.. Chairman Of tho COMMITTEES
Of Nomenclature. presented report covering
somo 800 foo1scap pagcs, but, being too long
TO bo read before tho Convention, 4 carefully
prepared synolsla was read. and the full report
ordered printed. On motion, tho following gen.
tlomen wero made Committee on Eonencla-
ture for tho coming scar !: A. B. Lambertou, Of
Now York, r. II. Clark, OF Illinois
r. 4. Jones, Of Ohio; 0roen sul,th. OF
Illinois; Dr.. E. 8. Holmes, Of Michigan; Judge
J. D. Cation, Of 1llinolr. A spirited debate then
arose oo ths proposition to change the nAmc Of
the Association 10 the International sportamca's
Association. and to enlarge Ita scope 80 ~ to In
cl1,de the Canadian and other British Provinces
In America. Tho proposition eucounterod con-
siderable nne1oocted opposition, aud was nna'ly
refeslod TO tho Executive Committee. Col. j..
A. Harris, OF Cincinnati. presented Game law az
model to bo urged for enactment in thu various
htatoR and BY Cougrsaa, 80 ~ to sppls to tbs
TcEtitorios. 1t vas reforrod to the Committee
oil Law.
In the evening aession, tho Committee on
Law reported In favor Of allowing Individual
memberships In tho Association, but tho report
was laid on tho table, ns waa also the report Of
the sano Committee fAyoring the International
scope OF this society.
postmAster-ue uenora1 Jewell, now ID tho cisy,
waa introduced, ard made . neat lit:le speech,
commencing tho purposes OF the organization,
and oaYing that, when ho got out Of politics,
which lie hoped Booa to do, lo would be happy
to become ono Of them. 3tr. lowell wns thef,
elected Al tie first honorary member Of tho As
ISOLATION.
TIE election OF officers thon took place, with
the following result: President the Hon. ]. Y.
Lc3loync, Of Chicago; First Fice-ptesldeut. 4.
.. Lamborton. Of Rochester, N. T.; Second
Vlcc-lrcsident, tho Hou. I. ii: Lathrop.. Of
Massachusetts,; Treasurer, Il. Il. Carx, Of Chi
caRo; Recording Secretary. J. .. Bage, Of Duf-
falo, N. r.; Corresponding Secretary, n. r.
Parker. OF Connecticut. Tho next annual moet-
iog will DO held at Chicago on tho laat Tuesday
Of August. 1875.
THE TRAp-suoor7ro TOURNAMENT
begins tomorrow. Eghty-two Of the bust shots
!n the country hso entered for the contest, and
aoriss Of highly Interesting matches Ia expected.
Tho tournament will cont.nue for four days.
, 1875-06-10


KEokux. IT,, June 0.-Tho Commencement
exercises Of the tbirty.arss session Of the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons Of this city woso
hold this ovoning, aud were largely attended, thu
College hall bclnR filled to its utmost, Prof. E.
]. Gillost, II. D.. conferred tho degrees upon
tho graduating class, and Dr.. J. II. shArsz de-
liyerod the V2lodictory.
Tho graduates Ara Winfield Aokloy. Payette,
O.; J. u. Bell. Sydney, lilo. !; J. II. Brown,
H.ato Center, IL. q. p. Bueknor, OArthsge, H.. +;
Samuel l.. Brick, IpAgia, ILL.,. q. f.. Brown,
MltlvlIlo. Cal. Wills Cannon Carthage, III.
g. L. Duseuberry, Fond du Lho, Wis. !. L.
J.. Duncan. WAukoo, Ia. Chatloa O, Green,
Detroit lt!ch. l.. T. Qrosnlee. Uorydon, IL. /;
Llyy l1atcllctt. Jr.. Abingdon, ILL.,;
iIonry Hogar. Hamilton. &eo.; T. N.
Horn, Keysvilc, Mo-; J. 4. Harvey,
Camden, ILL.,; J.. 8. Hall, Hio, Wis. |;
Wslam 3. Ileudricks. Plymouth, III. WILL
IAN IIonghaw, 1nliauols. Ia; J. 4. jackson,
bedford. u. William !. Leo, f.rmlugton. Ia:; ;
D. ]. M2ltby, Detroit. Mum. William III. hsdt-
sou, DoLaaArs, Mo, Homer noed, Mount AYre,
It,; II. II. lichmoul. Cannpn Fslts, MIMI. j.
a. Nea, Merodosa, ILL.,, t.; 4. L. Stevenson, Knox
yllls, H.. @. ". Hhidler, Hwedousbur8, Ia; J.
T. Scott. Waubeck, Ia; ", K. sloan, Knoxville,
H.; ChAtlea i. Smith, Decatur, ILL.,; ]. J.
9moot, Emerson. No., John p. Tiinberu.an,
Mount Pleasant, No.; ". G. Whla1a, Bedford,
IL.
Honorary Desros-Dr. Clark JosIyn. Anamosa.
, 1875-06-10

department OF ktbG Plhtt6s
Sretia' Dnuateh to Tho Chicago 1rfburs.
0NAnA, Neb., Juno 9.-Gen. Crook has ii.
rectal that corrected lists Of tho distances be-
tween each post III tho Department OF thn
plattc, and the Northern Pacific Railroad, bo
made this summer. Tho lsta are to contain all
information - 10 wood. grass, and water, ueces-
sary tn travelling parties, and will bo great corr
vonenco 10 civil "a well u military parties tray.
cling over these rontea.
Col. H. c. Pratt Is announced a. Chief Of tho
pnymastar's Department Of the Platte. Tho
Colonel has been stationed at Detroit for several
yeRr1 past, aud now Boea to Omahn.
Mai. D. D. MoKlbbin Las been retired from
active service. This promotes Capt James Cur
It's, Of tho Third, to b Major Of the Tonth
Cavalry.
Maj. Chambers Fourth Infantry. hhs been
ordered to ioin his proper station In tho Do
pArtment Of the Platte.
A General Court-31artia! has been appointed
By the War Department to meet Al Fort D. 4.
Russell Wyoming Territory, oo tho l7th inBt., for
the trial OF such peraona rs may be properly
brought boforo IL. Col. JON G. DAyis Is prosi-
deut OF tho Court, and Maj. Duruh&u, Judge
Advocate.
4 aoneral Court Martial is appointed by Tho
War Department to moet at st. Paul on Tile 29d
Inst. Col. ". d. Hagen. Sixth Infantry, prsa-
dent Of thu Court. and Mst. r. F. Dat1, Judge
Advocate,
, 1875-06-10
PERSONAL,

Maurice Grau haa gone to Europe to recruit 4
so5los ct attractions for na1t ooAaon.
j. ". Edmonton, Associated Press Agent At
Nov York, u stopping 1t tho Palmer House.
HavonarolA haa 1t Last got hh monument. II ia
Il Fozara, and Prince uumbert VIA present 1t
kta unyoilipg.
The Atlanta (da) Herald says Gov. Sam Ba.a
u going to start snothax daily. This ia regarded
- poetic license.
II Buffalo Bill does not kli hAif those En-
glIshtnsn coming over to hunt 'undor biz charge,
what 10 the uss Of encouraging tbs sensations!
dIamA7
second visit 10 "ths Claimant" has been
mado by hia friends md worslipers, who are
crievod to thiuk that be haa Lost about $50
souuds OF srtssocratso aesh In jail.
Challengtng lawTer to oolored iurymsu in
Clinton, LA. "Do you know What verdict is ~
"No. sah!" ibid you over ses one?" "No,
sAht Inebbar wan 1t show In my life."
17,s widow Of atoncusN Jackson Ia said to bo
diving At Charlotte, N. G.. In Btraitsnod clrouu-
stances aud \ generous Georgian oilers hor .
half shafe In hia prosperous cotton-mlll
Ahardeaod old Southern Indiana bourbon WAS
caught In tho not OF dlstlllng tho crooked the
other day. uo hAd 20 v4lloua oa hand, which,
Unexplained. hs had juxs made fos aIa nick wife,
Dsrid Dows Of Now York, waa on Change
yostordsT. He u roputod to be worth $l5.000,-
600, which vas posaibiJ tho reason why tho great
lows bsnker thought 9200, 900 would ba \ mere
GAA-hlto.
The suooess met With br Col. Anthony in d.
tying death ia accounted for by tha ftes that
dsAth II masculinet and susaa Is 4yuuDiue. and
thAfh ham T%nfAhfrn hnFh hrn}har iro4t tim
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Tm-2:a3B; 3:sak 2:sp; 2:st; 2;A.
But ono heat wa finished OF the mile running
tsco. But sovon OF tlle ten hoEses started. Harry
Hart, Qutckstep, and Vlctcrtna being drkwu.
WAs Jig won tho heat In 1;4o]$, Emma II sae-
oud, Lotto Moon third. aud Nelllo Dash fourth,
Grey Arloy, Nel,sa Grant, aud Victor being
daiancsd. Tho racA will b concluded In tho
morning.
Tue 2:60 and tho 2:37 tsc.s. and tho t.alf-u!le
runuiug.1aces, ~lsL six. clght and ele1an on
tries In thom respectively, Win call out crowds.
T!TEBy1LLE RAcE3.
TITusVILLE, Pa, Juns 9.-Th6 attendance 1t
shs saoos to-day wAs large. Tho 2:Ao race was
non By Grand Central. ldlo Boy, second i;
Joker, third. 1ime-24p1<; 2;A1 !. .2:45.
TounTA or 1uLY HACKs A. WATERLOO, Il.
WATRnloo, H.. juno V.-rho citizens Of
Waterloo. H.. otTer $4,000 iu purses for the
troeting-rAces TO CONS on on Monday. July s,
1878. Ia connection Mlsh grand colsbratIon for
tbs Fourth Of July. Ono thousand dollars IL
ot{orod for sweepstakes purse, open 10 tho
world, anil \ grand time Ia expected.
TaE OMAHA AACks.
Gptesdj Dsp0teh 10 Ths CA.eaao Tribune.
OMAHA, Nab, juno 9.-The FAces today 1t
tho Park we're largely stsendad. Tho 2S0 race
ro4ultsas NuokleborrY frat, nAnger second,
Whitewater Chias third. Tho running sace, mills
lsass, beat threa In hxo Cleaulta frst nuGH-
Gus AAooud, Rambler aud 9!espy ILL dlstAnoed.
, 1875-06-10

bptefol D:sndteh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DETRo1T, Mict,., juno 0.-Tho Htats Medical
Nocioty's annual session commenced helo to-day.
President Kedzie, Of Lansing. read ~ address
on "Ozone, and Iss Important EGoota on Hu-
mtn Lifo." A Judlcial Council Of uine WAS pro-
videl for by M amendment to the Constitution
10 docido ethical and judicial points which tho
Society may call on thom to consider. onc-
third Of tho Council waa to hold ofics enc year.
o!e-thirl Two years, tho otherB, and Ill HubAc-
quont appointments, for three years. Tho 10
ysar, Foster prstt, Kalamazoo; E. W. jerks,
Detroit; 4. .. Baxes, Ann Arbor. Two years,
Dwight Minis, jackson !; J. II. Dsaoh. Coldxstet;
q. K. johnson, Grant 1lapidB. Three years,
William Drodeo, Dstroit; Wtllism pArmsuter,
YoEmontvillo; J. Il. Thomas, Bay City.
resolution WA introduced condomning hon.
eopathy La the University, but VIE not acted
upQQ,
, 1875-06-10
BOATING.

THE hAhGE cLUD boat LAuHcH.
The Barge Club l,are finally completed their
Arrangements FOR opeoing tho now bost.houso
and launching their boats. and tue co!ebsation
will tsko place thia afternoon ut o'clock. Affa
Louis Wahf has presented tho Club with vory
beautiful sos Of co!ors, md wilt c1rs.en tho boat
as she is launched. Immediately After tito
launch, tue friends Of tho Club nill lunch, and
tlicn will be taheu out for 3 llttle rail on tho
steamer Dret lInrto.
Tho most declded feature Of tho celebration
will be tho parade and review. All the other
boat clubs will Join In this mud appear In uni
form. 1t ia expected thas about twonty boats
will bo In The lno Tho honHo hAa been gayly
decorated and trimmed. md the affair prointscn
Club and tho ladies especially are cordially In
vited to participate IN the goperal festivities,
, 1875-06-10

epee,al Dtsra.sa TO TIE ca,eaeo Tribune
INDIANAPOLIS. juno 9.--The State Temperance
Convention assembled to-day with large At
tendance. eveEy Congressional Dissric: being rep.
resouted by 4 full list Of delegates. The Hon. W.
c. DopAu, OF New Albany, WAS chosen President,
hut. not being preaent, Son.tor A. Nof1, OF Ran
dolph County, wss called to tho chair. Vice.
Presidents vore olocsod from each district, and
Mira. Finch, Of thla. city. Secretary. A Commits
tee Oh Resolutions WAS constituted Of two from
each d'str,cs. Al night public address whs do
livered by Mra Z, J. Foster, Of Clinton, Ia, to \
crowded houHe. The Convention oxc!tes con.
siderable interest. The Grand Tomple OF Honor
Of tho State elected tho fot1owing-nametl
officers: O. " T.. J. Il. Y. Smith G. W. Y.
T., DR.. ]. A. Brown; g. v. H., John q. Oil !;
q. ". Treasurer, william uannaman; g. ".
Chaplain, George @. Cloud; G. ". ushes, C..
Bradford G. ". Guard, J.. ". Smith.
, 1875-06-10

T6Fc&M{
MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 9.-Tha Wisconsin
Grand Lodge Of r. aud A.. II. this afternoon
elected the following of1ccrs; J. r. c. CottrclI.
OF Milwaukee, Grand blaatar; E. 3. Miner, Of
Neelah, 8. @. b.; Charfos J. phrdoe, OF Par
deeylIls, J. G. H.; William II. Iliuer, Of Fond
du Lao. q. T; John ". Wood4ull Of Bosifn, J. s. !;
Tsustoea-E. E. Chaplin, Of otColambua. shreo years;
E. 8. Miner, Of Noelah, tuo ycars; D. II.
creafo Temple fund was laid ovor under Tho
rule. The iitsance roport showed tho ycar'a re-
copta to be tG473. Returning lodges number
IT'S; Master hasous, 10, 1853; fellowerafta, a29 !;
entered apprentices, 82G Initiated. 77a admit
tod, 281 refused. $40; chArt6rH granted . !:
DEATHS. 85. Past G.. H.. Deloa ruiford, Of Hin
erAl Point. Was presented With lsHal. The
body will Roparuto tomorrow.
, 1875-06-10

Compress from the roallh 1lIhola D'1'tlct' IL
roundly abused ~ tho Uon1oofat'o ne"apere's
for hfs Bpoeeh on Oeeo1as'on-nA5 81 elf,nB-
0roTo Gemetofs' c1Pe'hnas'. iho9 Recoso III"
Of being bacx"ard IN ifatefh1zin9.
Toman-suffrago ia still 1.-Two ifsuo In Missouri
and Iowa. In tho former State the question will
10 submitted as separate proposition, in con-
ncction with tho nnw Conat[tution. The State
Of Iowa Is actually being canvassed At the preBont
writing by one Or moro OF tho ardent sister
hood.
In Kangas. aleo. tho Democrats hive aban-
, 1875-06-10

LosDo1. Juno 9.-At tho Ascot meeting to-
day, tho raco for the Hoyal hunt cup WAS won by
Thuringian Prince; Whitobait second Lady
Patrcin third.
Tho Cornnation stake was won by Maud VIC
toria; Lady Of Crrarl second; I!cgalade third.
Tho Ascot Derby stakes woro won by Gilbert !;
Spinoway socohd; Earl OF Darlroy third.
For tho Ascot biennial Btnkes tbero 1ere only
tuo a.astess. Tho raca waa won BY BaIfa; CAM
balo second.
, 1875-06-10

The How York Sun and aovorAl othor papers
.,o now fnsistlng that DowEx alia1l tell all ho
tpors about tho DHEotIEn scandal. Dut sup-
roto BOWEN doeBn's know anyth[ng2
, 1875-06-10
The civil ENGINEERS,

6ptdtdt Dtpath 70 Thu CAie4qo Trtbuns,
prrsbuRo, ps., June a-Ths Civil Eng,n ssrs'
Convention to-day "sltsd tha prinolpal po,nsa Of
luserA4t About the oily, aud paz&ook Of hsnanat
1t ths NonossAhsaA Louis lids svealnk.
, 1875-06-10
1HE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. G., Juno l0-l a.m.-For tho
Upper hlIssEYsippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
and the Uppor Lakes, falling barometer, warm
soutbeas. winds. partially cloudy weathsr, With
occasional Light rhfns,
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
CHICAGO, luna o.
, 1875-06-10


fEAnFCLLY BEATEN.
Special hspatth to 7hs Chicaao Tribune.
FHiLApHLPn1a, Pa. Juno 0.--The third c'an,-
ti"nBhip game !.etwocn tho Athletics and Allan
yea ~aa playod here this aftotuoon. Ntl,tnonl
played centso-foid In ERglor's Abaenco. Tho At
'antiea. In consequence Of having missed train,
~ere nearly An hour late ia putting in IN appcnt-
snce. Tho xoasler WIS cold and cloudy, TLo
Athletics played IN a1n,oat fattftoss fie1dlng
too.
fnn,nqt- 1aA 7 eo
'huauttch ............, u q 0 O u o. o
AtlIlo:lcs... 4 i Z . o "a
BRoWH8-.iGtuirE,
Sn<et1f Dtpateh IL 7'hr th,:u7o T4ihttne
!, ": LOUIS Juno o.-Not''.'.ft.n,lins tho bot
browns got away With tho New Yorkers by
score Of 10 q. There was no.b1ny particularly
exciting about tho game. Tim 3Iuea played Il,
their regular positions, ~ dill the st. Louis
browns. Tho ss. Louia boys played Ike clock
work in tho aeld. but did moi distinguish them
sol7es 1t tue bat. Throo Of the 1Iulnals were
thing 70 do with tho result.
, 1875-06-10

Harry II. Dufia!d OF Detroit, and CHARLES 3.
asisaon, Of 81. lohns, have besn appointed by
tbs uosssaof .s4anbtss et 4hs NiuG EAs kaat%
HILLARY lizard
, 1875-06-10

/
LAFAYETTE, Ind, juno 9.-Davsd Johnson,
dohlar in crooked whisky, was brought horo
from Fountain County to-day and lodged in onr
jail to await tho sitting Of tho United States
District Court. Ho WAS before United gtaten
Commissioner Milford at Atttca yesterday, and,
in default Of 81, 800 bail, was committed.
, 1875-06-10

4snf-7:4a; 944H 2:3aX EsaK 440K.
The second race, the 2:27. waa not completed,
though six heota we're trottod. In tho fourth
hell, aud gave Grant auoshsr driver for tho us1t
heat. Tile race will 10 coucludsd In tho morn.
io1, The following ia
, 1875-06-10
NuNNAnX.

Tho programme tomorrow consists OF throe
minute tFottsng taco. slirtcon on.rirB, pure
$500; pacing. FREQ for al, five entries. purse
5000; runuiug. 2-,nlle heats, purse e400. Tho
entries close al 10 tonight.
, 1875-06-10

1FHFt-3'V1% -41'sA *'s61R 37f18 1sozN 7'1uTK.
In scoring for the 9th heat the mare Wait
a.1sit into tho fence, throwing hor dnvor, and
injuring heFselt 70 badly u to rsndof her With
draHAl necessary.
Tho SECOND raco was trottlng match for tho
2:50 purse. $500. Franz Reeves sold as strong
fayorite In the pools. Thcrs ware ssyan ensrios
and efx Atartad
, 1875-06-10

= OltiV$ s.uIe
I1nlE-2:t94i: 2.l9: 2,4G: 2;als 2:31f.

Itn,s-3:+sA; 2;as; 246; 2:s); 2:3st{.
The last race wsa d pacing match for horses
Hattie wero ths fRvorites Among pool-buysrs.
Tbs former hosso Hon in three straight hoata.
, 1875-06-10

Jsdarsou Dams hA4 bson tsndessd. and win
soo>pt tho Presidency Of tho Taxa Mechanical
&nd AEEAaulsxfA 0alasxs u 1kyAn4 aAlasy.
N, coo.
, 1875-06-10

8seetdt UitpatoA to The CAtoaoe 71ibHn<,
GRAND KAPlps, Mic!,, Juno 8.-Another pIass-
ant day and exciting rAccs callod out largo
crowd for the second day Of the rsces, fully
], 800 persons being pzosont. The frat raco WAS
the 2,14. There woro slx entries, aud sll start
ed. Thars were five hoats, and Lady Turpin won
the taoo dong tt oss,ly. The following Ia
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to io1past somo Important Plaoo Of Information.
The young King listened. and then began hIs TO-
ply. Unfortunately, Just ~ that momcnt, tho
ship began to roll III = most agonizng faahiou.
Tho unhappy coursior felt very, terry Ill, and
finally, TO conceal bis mlsery from the King, ha
wns forced to hide his faoo in bis hat. Don Al
fonso. while continuing his discourso, furtiyely
observed all that was going On, and. when ho
Judged tlat tho crisis was passod, he interrupted
hlmaelt auddeuly. "Count," le said. In most
mtjostso tones. you forget that you are
aranaes os Spain. Put on yQur bat. command
you'll"
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