, 1875-06-17

The Grappler went out to render assist
ance. The Isabel, after getting off the
first rock struck another with still more
force. These accidents are attributed
to bad pilotage and gross carelessness.
LONDON, June14-T The American rife
team which arrived at Queenstown to-
day on the City of Chester was met out
side the harbor by delegation from
the corporation of Dublin and Irish
rife association. Among the dele alton
were Mayor Leech, Captain of the Irish
team, andAldermanManning. TheAmer-
leans were escorted to Queenstown and
on their arrival they met with an en-
thusiasticireception from the population.
They left for Cork by the evening train
where they will proceed to Dublin to-
morrow. On the arrival of the team al
Queenstown they received from the
police inspector license to carry arms
during their stay in Ireland.l
Cork, June 14.-The American rifle
team arrived here this evening and had
a hearty welcome from the people. The
members Of the team are much gratified
at their reception on this side which
they say IS quite equal to the ovation
given them on their departure from New
York. A dinner was given Tonight to
the American team and accompanying
friends. Mayor Leech on the part OF
the Irish team made an address of well
come to which Gildersleeve of the
Americans responded. Toasts were CIV
en- and speeches made and much en-
thusiasm displayed.
LONDON. June 1.-THE ship Culsean
which arrived at Belfast from San Fran.
cisco May 18th had been damaged at
the former place by collision with the
dock.
A dispatch from Paris to the London
Standard says: "It is asserted that Rus
sia has Withdrawn from the Alliance of
the three Emperors and new one has
been formed between Germany and
Sweden.
BERLIN, June little Upper House
of the Prussian Diet adjourned after
finally passing the bill withdrawing suit
grants from the Roman Catholic clergy
and reading for the second time the bill
abrogating the classes of the constitu-
ton.
ST. LOUIS, June 10. - Indictments
have been found against Gen. Geo. Me-
Donald, ex-Supervisor of Internal Rev
enue of this district, Col. John Fl.
Joyce, Alfred Bevis and Edward B.
Frazer, and these gentlemen appeared
in the United States Court to-day. The
charge against Mcdonald and Joyce is
for destroying public records,
and against Bevis and Frazer is removal
and coDcealment of spirits and failing
% eface stamps and BRANDS. Judge
Treat fixed the bonds of Mcdonald and
Joyce at $1,000.
CHICAGO. June 15.-The Times Mon
real special says alarm is felt for the
'afety of the mail steamer Caspian Of
Allan line now GO days overdue. The
Ornnis has been ordered to
lold herself in readiness to sail in
earch of her.
The Times Sioux City special says
riner named Swearinger, well known in
california and Colorado as an old miner
or over 20 years, arrived here from the |
Black Hills to-day. He and party of
even others went up there in April last
they left the river at Old Fort Pierce
nd crossed over to the hills. Upon
rival there they came upon party of
thers who were mining in the hills with
air success, the men making from
0 : dollars per days in gulch diggings.
'wearinger came out after supplies and
rought quantity of gold with him.
Ie says it is the best country he ever
truck.
NEW YORK, June 15.--It is rumored
hat the. Vanderbilt railroad companies
nd the Chicago and Northwestern be-
ng dissatisfied with Jay Gould's course
n the Union Pacific are preparing to
axe up and complete the Northern
'acific Railroad.
Another rumor is that Gould failing
0 bring the Central Pacific to his de-
hands, threatens to construct the pro-
rosed road from Ogden to the Column
ia River and so obtain independent
with the Pacific. The eff.
orts to market the Central Pacific stock
remunerative prices are positively
The sales reported are not
enuine.
Gold close at 1624@165s; money
(d21a; stocks dull and steady.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June Is. - The |
liners, who have been working at
'aine's shaft were met by large gang
his morning who ordered them to stay
ut. A posse was raised and they opened |
way through the mob and those who |
vished, entered the shaft.
The long strike is ended and the
liners of Lehigh and Wilkesbarre have
,ade an unconditional surrender
trough their delegates last night at the
leeting with Mr.. Parrish. A dozen or
,ore more meetings were held yesterday
t different places. The Ashby delega-
ON of 10 German miners went to the |
,eeting for the purpose of voting for
esumption. Their object became known
, the leaders and they were excluded
rom the meeting. The mass of mine,s
avored going to work, but the leaders
ought. against it. They finally agreed
, 60 to work on the terms of the COM
anies.