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The Russellville Democrat., 1875-04-15
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBI-
 TION, 1876.
Circular Letter of the COm-
 missiOners.


 AR1ANsIANs-We now urge, and will expect you to prepare, with out delay, for ..America's centen- nial." All material for exhibition, save that of a perishable nature, according to regulations and in structions, must be ready for de livery at Fairmount Park, Phila-- delphia, Pa, during the coming winter, Articles Of perishable nature can be delivered afterward, before the opening day of the cx- hibition, May 10, 1876. Trans portation. and space, we trust, will be afforded to all who desire to contribute or exhibit. Get ready, and encourage each other to help us in the good work. All sh1ld struggle to advance the prospcri- ty of our people and benefit man kind.
 CENTENNIAL FINANCE BOARD.
 The act creating the centennial board of finance, approved June l, 1872, for celebrating the centen- nial anniversary of American Independence, by holding an in ternational exhibition in Phila- delphia in 1876, appointed the following named persons for Ar kansas:
 State at Large-A. w. Bishop, Jas. Torrans, D c. Casey and R. Weeks.
 First District-John T. Jones and Wm. R. Miller.
 Second district-Henrv E.. Morse and James w.. Mason.
 Third District--Irving w. Full Ter and Sam. w. Williams. For additional district-H. A. Millen and Joseph Stanley. The powers and duties of this incorperete committee are defined by the act creating it. The object of this committee and scope of office in each state is to obtain funds, by every means at com mand, to aid in the grand celebra- tion. National banks throughout the country are empowered to re- ceive subscribtions, and were sup piled with the necessary books and forms for that purpose.
 CLASSIFICATION.
 The general regulations for ex- hibitions in the United State al low ten departments, with subdi- visions of classes and groups. The departments arc as follows: First-Raw material, mineral, vegetable and animal. ! Second-Matcrials and manu- factures used for food, or in the arts, the result of extraction or combining processes.
 Third-Tcxtile and fertile fab rics, apparel, costumes and orna- mcnts of the person.
 Fourth-Furniture and manu- factures of general use III con struction, and in dwellings.
 Fifth-Tools, implements, ma chimes and processes.
 Sixth-Motors and transporta- tiOn.
 Seventh-Apparatus and meth ods for the increase and diffusion of knowledge.
 Eighth-Enginecring, public works, architecture, etc. N
 Ninth--Plastic and graphic arts.
 Tenth-Objects illustrating eff forts for the improvement of phys ical, intellectual and moral condi. ton of man.
 The following bureaus of ad' min;stration were established by the executive committee at it's last session, viz: Installation, trans portation, foreign, machinery, az riculture, horticulture and fint arts. There will be a chief fol each bureau, who will be subJec to the directions of the director general, and charged with the or ganization of the department as signed him, and the care of sucl subjects as may be entrusted t his bureau.
 , Applications for space shoul' be addressed in form, as soon q
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Parts I, II, III and " are now ready.
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STATE OFFICERS.
9th Judicial District.

Composed of the counties of Pope, John son, Franklin, Crawford, Sebastian, sarber and Yell. " Pros. Airy. y.,.....-J. F. FRS.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

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Meet every Wednesday night of eacl week. J. W. Russell, W. (. T. J. Munday, Secretary.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH On Main street. Services every fourth Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m. and 7ia o'clock ?. m All are invited. II. SMITH, Pastor.
, 1875-05-14
OSHKOSH RELIEF,


The following aums hsyo beun sutscr1bad for tho
Oahkou1, suHcrtEa:
jlardrars 9rule COLLECTED by J. II. Horizon, Of
william Bair t. Co.. and A. 9. 1srtctt, Of lIibtnrd 4
sreneerl-W!l!am uIaiE Il Co., SUD; Aibbasd, Spr!i.
Ger Co., SlDI; Miller urohcr1 I: Keep $50; MARK
Hayden Co., III; otsmsyer. Lsxi. o., I'D: lion.
sy Sears Il Co., 3i9; Providence Toni Company, SO;
Haywood Carotlc. SO; FzauI sturgos |: Co., $50
r9r nsssf. yT'S Ssssr G1 IT, noas ro'a
Charles I. Kecsg I ce.>Duharts % +. Fl kaicga M co.,
Eios; 1!snry,w Mng Co., *luo; #. 4. Koha 8
Csyburgh, Hnstein c., SO: Btuon, Mayer. Strauss
X To-, $50: Clement, Alurtpti Co., $5U Leopold
Kuh Co., $50 iii,Mlakorf Darher Co., SIS; Tut
70. Thompson i Wetmvso, ~; Q: a,ln,moractd \
!ssEss, 3lU; Idudansr Dros. e.. SO: Kohn,
Wsinen,an Co., SIN: H. Louis l. Co.. ilu: b!lscr.
tnan Mndsuer o., 70; lcopold, EosE L Co., sio;
I,ceksstt.'s and statso'lttn teo'cecd by john T.
Walsb sntl II. Z, cuyes>-iolu IL Walsh. SiU: W Il.
Keen, Cooac Co., IS; 1Isdley Droa. y Co.. $l1: A.
9. Bsrnea co slo; 1sann UlaLenan, Taylor [: Co.,
j. L. Myers 40; Jansei,. McClara Il o., fa,: Deus.
hue, W,Ann i lluuneAcr1c, ST. EasEe,, /: Co., $as;
George B!srwooa l. Cu SO: 4. Ethrldsc, s:;, i. y.
N9; Cameron. AmberG l. Co., 81. Total, s:'7.
Who!taaik AG!ttru Trade COLLECTED by b. u. EIsx}-
?. u. Elk c., flU1; 0nga nros. Co.. ~; uage-
1on Oliver h l!oSlc $40; Walsh i Hutchinson, sis
MetherelI, 80; D. Nclater n Co., SO; iIeii1rnn
Pre- 4sos SIo William Tuskngton $; a. A. Turner, s..
Dr.,s Yraae co,estoa BY O. F. Fuller. q, Fu,,or
Fuller, anu II. pnck)-Fasar Fultus. SO; i, Burn
hAm Son US 1nrA Hln!th Co., $50; Ii. 4. lIurl-
but Co., So; Torrny Il Drat!ley, $l;; j. Il i. ".
Block: SO; Duck Aayner, $40; t. II. Sargent 3lu
y. H. Dyt IL. Is Ja,neo ilu!aul, s.; Henry Ruset'
SO; J. aobey, t5. Total, $a,t2.
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A1exandec's Visit to Berlin In tho
Intcrost Of Pcncc.
The Huccoes Of His Mission Believed to
Havo Been Complete.
0'Connor, the Would.De Assassin Of Vic
toria, Again Arrested.
Tho Work Of Laying the Direct Atlantic
Gable Recommended.

NE cQh0fEHN SltUAIiQNt
TnK LATE WAN RuNons.
Ioxpox. My 1o.-Tho Post rnaints'ns that tho
iaso war sutnors were not Prouudcm. Germany,
alarmed try the raridsy Of The French military re-
organization, had arranged everything md tia
polat Of marching ainat France but tbs danger II
ayoctol for tho nomeut.
ANOTHER AsauHAFcs: OF PEACH.
WARRINGTON. D. C., May l3.-An oflctl telegram
has beoa rocctrei ut tho Russian Legation from larn
atsung that tho Gar teayo. Dosn entirely convinced
which aasttrs tho maintenance Ut pssco. ....
Pants. hay 1'-A telegram has henu received Al tho
1wstnn Embassy hers, atang that tho o1Ar has ln!t
Dsrn thoroughly convinced that roneiltttory stntl.
u:eus of nature 10 usure tde maintenance Ut Peace
prevail there Similar Intelligence sa becn commnnf-
Gated to all Tho Russian legations In Europe.
IEnItN. May l5.-ltfncn bismarck energc!ica,y dis
nsows ~ responsibility for the rerts q TIM Aarn'-
fatr, and a. aa.ures rr!neo orsachakon ts Germany
has III no way ulcnaced belgian Independence.
THE ET0L1sH PRESS.
LONDON, May 14-s.Ma. m-Tho ftfnn .this n,osn-
naton than ezl.te tn berlin uron thu arrival Of the
Kmperor Of HuRaia. Tho dsE1nnn Government
may ae sbe to declare thas h"ssilo movement
VA "a. never .. ol'ei,y sns.'aine By:
that warilss counsei4 vostd prevail. Wo tnay suroae
Prince 4or.schaAoY cuurteous1y expressed deter.
Mutation to trsat enemy tho drat btato disturb
7esesve, we 1ellove the thought il ,atop-
ii duty ln the recent crisis 10 c1lscas ats opinion
ycry dccirvey IN regard TO TIM maintenance Of peacn
Tho communication was smicably received. ANIL most
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of I:nHand's friendly attitude.
TIlc D4V Nelrs rrports that ths Ckar has mentioned
III. icsltc TO confsr with IT, Thiors uaon,cully III
latfon 10 European hf1airr.
This Nat'g Jtftornrh "a Informed that nuasta han
Fyln ncE ffic,llly and satis factotary aaluEAucss
u regard TO Csltra hsis
, 1875-05-14

Catalogue Bong IN Don JuAn# IL EaTs II with X
times IN The rain attempt to 9ct rerst,tion Of H. Th.
other vocal tona wete 1ftndeerohn's concert ar1,
m o.ne h' hs hs s 70 %
o7sasnrs u W.snsV 1as nSt ns
nssti's DaFning Needle"
TIE Cnown AND TIE EnEnuB1AeK. ~
csos.rI, sfsy is@1he o IT, 'c cTtnins rsrtorusnos
s sssSsn so.1 e az :sa . ~
!nsn,e, numbering ever 7.coo peor,e, nlua
Mnny had con,s an hotv ieforo Tho time. and many
~ Wsrn Unable 70 get IN a all When Mr. Tho1nas took
sp.a:e ~ hs .enee i St 'ns % p.rIeaasy By
~ chorus, who thus esgn!hed their eager
e.t" ts saa st " II Sors 1ss s .1s
h..St s' 70, Tho rstt e, .' ,s, H..
although t11s so'o!ats In
THE ''MAoSlr1oA7"
taaae soms et1ors Ths chorus. notwithstanding the
sei. and .ser m sarsrs nI Il. Il. worf Whsn I'D I'D
nnisled bad set shs seal Of bucrrss upon .he whols
es y s fsIsn in'.sse: s saa essts ~
ness thu Cincinnati ehors young # IL IA tho .rst
,snss ho IN n; country s"a H.. nota "
closing docs mt allow i.ue to gr% any description OF
ho h, II % :, aud 81 h
viii III ihs work of nash fho .oo work. oss,"s cses
" set up to tle standard Of ths chorus Mes. mitn,
nna Carey and Whitney sang wr. hrt hr. Winch
nn4 ~ oniy terze,to~fos III, sm. Mis- whinnety
aiss catoy being tho only stcaiy one OF hs thres.
TIE NINTH HYMpHoSY.
Attcr differentiation came tho Suth aynphony.r It
refused g b moved iSt, III, Thoaas him:slf in
i hs rnrnoss ne' The "Atn isreo G ns.ru@sa.i alt
IT, s'1v hsge sn1 N hen sa better s' r.
work With such enthusiasm and determination lefore.
Iis men responded With equal energy. snd evidently
Tsans s ths ero r. so!t 4hs hse
xsro E'.an Il, w.r worthy Of ths choral effect TO
1ollo"s tor WHICH thu hnrna werp eager.
YnAIAE TOH TIE nAssEs.
Inc dooo1o basach took tho recltascs enrerby, and
Win cear'.esa cf rllrasng which - crisp pos
dor I'd m IN ' ~ r q tfnos IN soe, oi s
:ss ii 81 s .5ss T. .sses' N;
roSen y DO shnern of nrpass after eseh ens Ths
c1orus-sell md gsand1y Il foilowel. Nj. Thonss
sna u Iss ss s' eveo e1st o s1
ono work tn " Rfah," mud came out with surprising
;;ssfpfs ;s1 ssf u IT, as sss Esssa s
and EBjah." they shuw no urar or fatigue, Tut ve1o
a. reFt .s 4 + weFo r. ar. n'st Eertoraanes. i
no'tetAnH 4uE &u1k CHOEHa 10 tg PROUD Q1t Anu
Cincinnati ought TO be proud Of hrr singers.
AT TttE CI.OHE
OF the atnna swcllng harmony, tho audience burnt
INTO psrfcGt fusoro Ct applause Mcn waved tllcis
hAt3 aud ladies their handkerchief. Loud calls
made for Mr. Thomas. ltc very quickly went up into
tho GboEt1s and teckou!ng to sr Otto Singer, tho A.
.shtant Director, waited for him and then led him to
tno st4nh In perfect ternpest of enthutiaEm.
II WIS = most graceful compliment bestowed upon
nost skus .arnest indcfatieabe, and conscientious
musician who laid The fonndatona OF tals Festival 40
Tine Tho Festival bus reached z climax. II w con-
Glide tonoTrow evening with sehnbtrta - Nintl Sym.
lighter numbcrs. II this grant chorus shonli mover
DO anything more, II wonld sttl& b proud memory
tor fl-thiR Magnifcat" and ueeth0ycns "Ntuta
Symphony" -.'.
, 1875-05-14

per rsnt should be sdhed for domestic supply. Ths
prodars VI ntittsh Columbia, ManttnbA. md shs
horhwcst Territories, Ia not accounted for in thess
ratt.rn1 Tho total va1ns Of hA Nora rotfs hshcscs
sented by thIs sum yer, urge. For instance, sf
!oacrs sona tho,o bis cans, auh Of codah
bi1,o4t hHnltedwef9ht. Now Dr1nsaict Galleries
yielded 6e5 793.el Ana crs sRan lo'ttors figured
. II TIE e1sont Of 2lsoso cans, and preserved salmon
l4o2ato cana Qnetee shtEfea Yielded $, ,Gos Gl9 =,
cries yielded comparatively small sum-onlJ stif,-
16f.6h. Of which *httes and trout lbs n1pat I'm.
porant. l'rinro EslHsrtlk leland ret,lrns show
32ss8i3. There arc nve ash,hatrh1ne establishments
10 suecoaffut operation Throughout thu hmnlou, AMI
u II rroposod 10 build noytrhi additional oneg.
, 1875-05-14
A Ereo and Easy Watering Placcs

HdHtHt1T4 HH54Gf.
Derek Ia on tho French coast, short distance from
Donlogns. Tie hahwomen set tho fashion, and .hs
"cathest yistoss easily follow Il. single thtn gar.
en. falling from thu neck to little bc!ow ths kso
and pair Of gayly.Worked slippers couatltuts thu Gu
tse costume 1t usEck. Stockings unknown or, at
!e.a any lady sppears wl!h stockings 4he ia rccos
hours for hnr rrudery 10 wear OF At tue end 81 that
tas she Will appear IN ~ seanty dress the rest
About half Of thom tndeod, Dispense even With the
slippers. aud one secs 9roups playing crnQuet, tho Ron-
tlomen clad IN snowy linen and wearing red or blue
caps ano tho Iadios In hats and short brsht-:oiored
0fcntines. however, tho wind blows the dry sand for
miles over tbs beach, aud to prevent th!a from getting
!hto tho eyes, Etaesta or acct&cles with wFe-gsuze
frnmca aso worn, which on young aud FUR fsoes haye
q drol effect. Cue would think also That The same
sana would atipg the lly-whte 4ukles and CALVES
which freely exposed, hut II thu edoct ID hot
sasers enough TO induce their owpeEs to don tho stock
iugB.
, 1875-05-14
CRIME.
Horrible Tragedy In the Village
Of Dyflcld, Essex County,
Mass.
A Lunatic Docapitates His Mothor
with q Shoe Knife.
He also Wounds Ills Father and Three
Brothers Dangerously.
E y
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY,

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.
fptefai bispaseh to TAs chiestus tribune.
BOSTON, May t3.-one Of tho most sInguisr trrgs-
dies ever known In tho Bato occurred At an early hour
this morning In lyheld little par.h in ths Town Of
heSbury, Esscx County Tho family thus afflicted
consiats Of tho Older 1lnseel, tho fnther. aEol
8H, the fnolf1cr, Basah J. Iuescl, pgcd
el tho murderer. William H. Russell aged NJ; Law
1on Rusael brother, aged 35, sud Clinton risset 10
years old. 1u the house lired tro children Of
William Nuase1, ~Aoac wsfo died about thrco years
ago. For aome year. pant tho murderer las exhibited
symptoms Of insanity that madc him victim to NOR
bid nissrus aud ho haa repeatedly char4ci that his
family waa cnicarorins 10 po!son him. Clinton
hussc1, at tho tne Of tho decd, sufrcring with
neuralgia, and Lamson nnd tho cider brother
wish eF5aipolas. On Wednesday, night William
camo hona from GewDlryport about @ O'Clock,
pspsecsly eobor, and retired about 10 o'clock, and,
when Lawson went to bed, hour later, ho Wis np-
pareutly aouud asleep. The next fact elected BY
testimony comes from tho father and Lawson,
who were called to tho kitchen
lltslc before half-pass o'clock,
this morning Thero they found Clinton and Will Gu
short ahoo-lnife. All tl,en jolnrt in separating
Clinton from the mur1croua grasp If hla brother, anil
during tl,e renewed struggle, W.llam wounded Ill,
having beea taken AWAY from him, and, later, ms
whcn 1e was conveyed to Nowburyport aud lodgedin,
jail Tho father waa stabbed In tho aT1n
he viii undoubtedly recover. Iaw.en wss badly
gashetl on the nock. and cut about tho srms. Ills
chnaces fos lfo Or death about equal Tie young
sss e aon Clinton, very r nsem!sng man. md member
teen times on the neck, .nd, after grlne tho
los of blG9d, 9na was taken 70 DO house Of a1r.
very weak anil critical condition, too weak
70 tall hia story. Mira. Nuaseih head WITS
almost entirely severed from her lody, an,1
so.ere stabs ero inflicted in the loxar portion os her
nsck, one lust grazing ths heart. The murderer mp
pesss snsn and aeeeted. Tho pr1.oner II ccnyersa-
ttoh with The TRIBUNE correspondent 1T the jail this
afternoon. denied Ill knowledge. Of completely ln
tho affair. lIe atatcI That Id knew nothing ot It
until incarcerated IN JAIL and that bis parenta or
brothers had been tryng TO poison him. Ie had told
POOR mis- th.t ronld not work both ways."
Lie admitted going to tho shop for
shoe.knifc,. bit DO only wauted 70, cut
tobacco with IT, uo did net accuso any particular
member Of tho family Of desiring to poison him, but
sons Of heta Ho fct slch In tho middle ot tbs night,
and wsnt down aaira TO get soma water. After
M shat ~ , ~ dream. "han told TINT 10
end when asked II he would like to her. he replied
he should very much. On all Comnlttsi points his
memory vacant.
, 1875-05-14

The London 1tnxs says: IA remarkable railway
accident occurred In Queensland in January. During
great storm = traiti from Toowoomba 10 Warwick
had Just passed. tho Canbooya atstou when blast Of
wind Of hurricane force lifted thu rraacs bodily on
tho ue breaking tho couplings connecting them with
noud harry, acting Chief Justice Of Victoria. was
travelling, which was ncxt the engtns and the com
ras!to cafssgo which followed IT, turned over On thes
tdc and tho Latter. preserving s impatus teloscope
into ths end Of the salouD. smashing tho woodwork
and projecting , numteF Of formidable splutnss
whers moment before tho dstlugutstcd traYelcr had
bcen sealed. Tbs carriage next III oser sctc 1t an
angle Of about 65 deg, while tho remaining wagons
pEecIpitatc from the track to STOP III iii sprt1
Ut positons. fortunately ons sustained any vesy
strluus injury"
, 1875-05-14

Vionn. correspondent Informs Us that tho Bar
Countess ou tho stree! the Other day and Violently do.
n,auded Of her: "Why aitnt You put monument
ness responded the Counteas. s1'n married aasin,
anyway" "lu make It NY husnes4 |" roared the eu.
rageA baroucAs and slo spsAnH ike tiger al bar late
bsothsr'4 wifs Tho waE-whoops Of 1hs Alnazons
serouRl! ths police Th' mattss wa setted n court;
up for Tho Gountesz that whisky bottle
u ls heal Of hs Rra1s would bs As most appropriate
thing fur him.
, 1875-05-14
FRANCE.


Ah3EIELf vAC4SE1EB.
pAnIs, Nay 13-In tho Assembly to-day rtaotu-
tion uss rassod that further elections 10 ordered
for members of tbs Assembly ntit the general e'ec-
ttons for nav Chamber held. This artion 1savca
Tbs vacant seats In the present Assembly untitled for
tne remainder OF the session,
PLUNGE IArOLyoF,
PAa1a May ta.-La Iot,nte .sut'anatt tho organ Of
Triucs Napoleon. in leading article declares hx4 II
the p1lnce Imperial shou1d dis, lrnee Napoleon would
nvves claim tie throne. The p1nciplo Of hereditary
succession II dead. 4 h!Ed Emrlre, aiming
a nepAsw,woud cnt In r1ltn. Tho article concluaea:
:. We never doubted that France. even il cona,ted
through ob!ses, would onerRatically pronounce In
faTor Ut republic. which Is tic form OF government
most compatible with Nntyersat au GtzEe.
, 1875-05-14
kkart, risnc. In Kontuckv.

fhlfty.0no young lai!os u WAt1AW, Ky,. hayc
slG1oa nav kind Of pledge, which read. ",e, tho
pie to prumos uconoy and to odiscouatcnsnco e1tray-
agunco, uud thereby tighten ~ tho bur-
dena Of our husband. and fathers BY prutleua ro-
tEepcAmeHt tn OUT houacho!a expenses, tlrrufors
pledge our words ef honor each to Tue other That
wo viii not, dursaS period Of year from tho III
Of May, 1915, purchase sny atoEtal for wearing sI-
pa1e Tie colt of which nla exceed n ctnta per Sal
And We ron!se 10 oeservo .trct economy in
~ our househoa pestanancsa and elscsfully a'd by
comfurs-too often d'sprn1ed with for the frivolous
outside aduEainent OF the body alone."
, 1875-05-14

Tho Columbus to.> Herald. tho nsw Democratic
daily, susp ended publication yesterday, after seven
haueB.
The !1ayor Of Lasalle has ia1uod proclamation
Giving notice that lilo bunlay Liquor law Will here
atteF to Ig!dly en!oseo. II hts for long titus been
= drad LITTER in that city.
Certificates Of tho organization Of tho following
companies Wcra 1ed Ut Springfield yesterday: reofIa
orrhhn As,'nm Association, without capitsl; Home
ca5ual, sl0,M0, '''
, 1875-05-14
THE TURF.
TIE KENTUCKY HACCH.

.- TIE KENTUCKY HAcEs.
LEXINGTON, H.. Ma7 ls-TAero ware tvo races on
tho programme today, rho er,t v.s a nais , be.t
uith ill.,. .u,.t. 1r...,,. 49, -. " '1u - uoa'
~. 49, 'asss s"neas oHas1eaat Lgle coan, Kpenn
1aehards' 1ost 1ortnne. aua 1toads searcher. In
tho pools, baforo tho frat heat, searchsr
eold for SO: Richards for faq and rtvht coIn fo
~ , W. e'as "H@ fant u soasensf dis
taneea bo'h 'he horses 1t the stast. lla got on
drawing OH from thu oshers, and comin. homo Il,
INK. This IL Tho beat time ever made. Grsy Funst
laut year tnade tho ue1t bcst ii BafstoYa fuunIuu
1t In lAak. Tho Club decided that IL bot!l horses
distancsd thors socon horss, and tls o1.
*l,600 for which ssarchcr war to o soi Wa
tU go to bis owner, lilo put uf aud bought fur III
oHtIcE ut &, CIV.
Ths tecoud racs was ! lA-n!is da,h, Will, s,o
cutrics. Astral se!ng ~ tls fxyp:s nj iii. .,i
against tho ncll at $ Ths fayorils took ths isa Al
tho start, passed by 0rns:olls LEht Coin rho anon
Rnyo way to MegbInus, Wao TUX tha .seonI .nl"cs
and keep 1t throughout, eaying hutna with her hsa IN
Aatr2!s flank. Time, 1:ll1. -
BuMNAHY,
First race, mile heat, for : nurss Of sam ,,-,. J.,
sp fof 81 b1U to carry Tsopsf Ytlaht 10 si for q az
, 1875-05-14

81. LOUIS, May ia few days ago = usn giving
hn name "a @. " Wthera, representing hirse1f "a
she City Treasurer Of Mobile, A,, cal!od tho ns1n
Of Hamilton Co., photographers. In this city, and
wshod to hare $lo 900 In city scrip of tho denomna-
ton Of 50 contz printed, to supply tho place Of
tlated notes. Hamilton b Co. suspected something
~Eoug and notified the police authorities and 1ythers
wac arrested yesterday. uo Will 10 held Till officer
cones from Mobile to tafe him In charge. Lie was
formerly tho City Engineer Of Mobila, and haa no ~.
thotity 70 order scrip from tho city.
, 1875-05-14
GREAT BRITAIN,


LONDON, mAy 14-sa m.-Tho Rrittsh Medical .Iot.r-
max says tho youth 0'Connot, who on the tlny of
Thanksgiving for tho recovery Of tho Fiuco Of Wae1
attempted to nhoot tho Qucou, arrested agau on
ths 9Th inst. The Queen waa holding draw.
inE-room u Buckingham Palace, aud OVonnar was
tntp, from which hc on tue former 0cczstou pointed
the pistol at tho Quesn. Tho arrest quietly n3ne
anu 0Connor Rent 10 11snweu Asylum on tia cer-
tncates Of two rhyaietans TINT the prisoner waa sub
Ject to both suicidal aud honlcitai inplsca.
, 1875-05-14
LATE MARINE NeWs

dptetas DfsnateA 10 la Chicago 7ti54nt,
PoAT uuRoH, Mch., May 13.-Dowa-rrops Y.
Swain, flndisiie and consors. Dubuqus and bargea:
achEs /. geston, Sweetheart uodon West J, H. Mcad.
butcher Hoy.
Ur-Rchra Intlsta, Jamea Norris,
WEATAEn-Ftno and calm :; tho kjwain IL tho second
arrived from Hanit Ills. Marie, and reports The nyer
aiMoA$ free Of Ice,
, 1875-05-14
MICHIGAN tTEM9,

6pteioI Corrsspoadfnes n Fht cAtea7s stssvas
IAhs1so, May l2.-tIov. Dagtsy, Of Michigan, has
appointed Victory i. Collier Of Eattls Ceoek, Jouas
AcGowsn, Of coldws'sr, and D. Fassand Henry, Ut
Detroit. ~ Commissioner under tho Joint resolution
Of the LeR!assurs authorizing The Governor to apEous
three dts3ntosos.ed pbEs0ns t tnvesHa&% and adjust
certain matters tn dspute betweeu Chzuucy Gxtes sud
e e6upeEnten&sat and Trustees Of thu MIcAt1as Asy-
Ian for tbs Insane.
The Board u Stats Canrsssen mst ia thfs oaty To-
Ay ~ kes1Ess being " xaspt 8ehoolereit The fol-
, 1875-05-14

CLEVELAND, May ia desperate hght occurred
near Franklin street, West Bide, q ltt1o af.or 10
O'Clock, between three policeman nnh gang Of six
hukglarE, In whlch Policeman Kcck Wss ahot and
fatally Wounded. Ha companions were roughly
handled but not seriously hurt. Tho thieves made
their ESCAPE, but thfes Of them subsequently,
reatsu.
, 1875-05-14
SPAIN.


TIE y1nG1NiUH lNpEMN1TY.
EADntp, May l3.-1t is officially announced thas the
Trcssnry hss paid to Caleb Gushing fs.oo0 being tho
tAAe lustAllnaent Of the Vifgtniu6 tndsmnIky.
, 1875-05-14

Thirty ycara established. Fifty thousand now In
uso; $50 hsss premiums have bccn awarded for
tho best oFgan Also lhs largest assortment ot pianos
evef drought 10 tno West. ", ", Kt4DALL,
Corner Btate aud Adatu1 xtrettx
, 1875-05-14

ea asrias spd fsGsstss for iii. nd ssys
moony yaus Of The fisheries In 1875 amounted 10 $lo-
while Ia 1874 1t Mn I'll sas, Al Increase Of
ptpaacsd foE s1gEsttoo, Aaa u u sa}epsae4 shA& "
, 1875-05-14
AUSTRALIA,
nAffAdISA ItA1SH.

LoNnos, May ia dispatch from Melbourne
sa3a: 1.-THE City Of Sydney and vicinity have been
visited by heavy md damaging rains and Aools,"
At meeting recently hold In syluey, n. q. ~,
resolution was adapted urging on tho Homo Govern
ment the cspcd!cnsy Of aunexinE tha Island Of New
Gn!nea,
Ettcnalre foods arc reported in ths Prorincs Of
Vietett2.