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was won easily by Salvador. None of
the English horses were anywhere near
at the finish.
LONDON. June 6.-The Corporation Of
London has resolved to invite the
Mayor of New York to the International
Municipal banquet next month.
Representatives of the Liverpool and
Transatlantic Steamship Companies
have come to al agreement AZ to rates
of freight and passage fares.
MADRID, June 6.--General Jovs]lar,
formerly Captain General Of Cuba. is
appointed to command Of the army of
the centre.
Rumors of the coming marriage of
King Alphonso with a German Princess
and Countess Gerzenti with Bavarian
Prince are unfounded.
LOUISVILLE, June Tho Courier
Journals letter from Fort Sill. Indian
Territory says the Guahada tribe of the
wild Comanches are expected At Fort
Sill to surrender. agreeing to turn oyer
to the military authorities all their arms
and about 600 horses and mules. This
band has been raiding on the Texas
frontier for the last five years and the
authorities have always failed to induce
them to come on the reservation.
New YORK. June 7.-Jas. NJ. Sweeney
brother of Peter B. Sweeney. died in
Paris yesterday. The deceased was
recently indicted jointly with his brother
in suits growing out of the affidavit
made by Ingersoll, the pardoned ring
convicts.
Failure is reported of the Metropoli-
tan Collar Co. Failure is also an
nounced of Petit & Mann in the iron
trade. Strong & Holland. dealers in
the wool trade have suspended pay
nent.
A large failure in the tea trade is re-
ported from London, supposed to be a
firm lately doing pretty rash business
in shipping AID pushing their teas on
this market through auction rooms.
Gold closed at 1l7X.
OMAHA, June IA dispatch from
Lookout Station. Wyoming Territory.
says on Saturday afternoon q band of
Arapahoes Indians made a descent on
Harper's ranch near that place and run
off 1a0 head of horses. Armed citizent
are in pursuit but the Indians are about
two days ahead of them.
CHICAGO. June 7.-Twenty-two Alder
man was brought before Judge Williams
for contempt of court in having violated
an injunction restraing them from
counting votes cast at the last election.
we're this morning fined 500 each and
their counsel fined $500.
PHILADELPHIA, June T. John Brown
q Sons extensive cotton and wooden
mills in this city was damaged 100000
by fire this afternoon.
BALTIMORE. June 7.-On Saturday,
near Ogdenton, q negro outraged Miss
jackson, young lady Of eighteen.
most respectfully connected and greatly
beloved in the neighborhood. Her
parents were absent and she went to
the spring q short distance from the
house for water. While returning she
was n ct by the negro wac seized her by
the throat and dragged her to the
b1shes, holding loaded gun in lis
hand and threatening to kill her if she
resisted. Her clothing was torn in
shreds and her face and neck terribly
cut and bruised. The negro was cap.
tured this morning in swamp and con-
fessed the crime. Several attempts
we're made to lynch him but his captors
got him on the train for Annapolis.
LAWRENCE. Mass, June THE At
lantic Cotton Mills,of this city. employ
ing twelve hundred operatives. will shut
down on account of dull market on
July 10th and will remain closed until
September LIST
HARTFORD. Conn.,, June Tho paint
shop of the New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Co., was burned tonight; loss
$4,000.
WAsA1NeToN, June THE President
has decided that all lands lying contig-
nous to the Mississippi river within IL
miles of the mouth be reserve for mili-
tary purposes under the act authorizing
Capt. Eads to construct Jetties for deep
ening the channel.
Secretary Delsno has notified the
Indian Bureau that commissioner will
be sent to the Sioux nation to negotiate
with the Indians for the REIMBURSEMENT
OF their hunting grounds in Nebraska.
LONDON. June z. - The Liverpool
Transatlantic Co. have Professionally
agreed that rates for steerage passage
by the fast lines shall be five gulneas.
and by the slow lines 5 per cent. less.
A meeting will be held to-day to con-
slider freight rates.
DUBLIN, June 7.-Atthe international
match competition. the following rifle
men made the best scores and the first
six will compose the team: Wilson.
Miner. Rigby. Fulton, Hamilton. Pol.
lock, johnson. McKuva and Young.
The three last having used English rifles
will have to compete again.
MELBOURNE. June 7.-Reports have
been received from the Fiji Islands that
5000 natives have died of epidemic
measles.