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~, msrepreBe l1Ltou, and ph1ttsan malcvo}enco"
rhto]l ho p1ctendH to lind III our geulally coii,-
Yn,nt,tar Bkctcl, OF him. F!ippaht7 Not bit
~ it! And AZ for Misrepresentation anu par
tipan n,a1oyolas,cc." wo hre Ut . loHA 10 know
whereof Mr.. MaMnxEr spcakB. Wo Raid only
that ho waa a thorough1y-conaiatent Democrat,
and quoted n fow instancoa in proof therof.
Tho pittabutg Post liaH been sentenced to
plU. 600 fino by Court and jury for calling onu
5feonR a bad Democrat, and now we arc nccused
of calling MAuoNEY good Dcmocrat. This IL
spua1ling. Wo are aunre that the tern, "Demo-
crat" involves somewhat Of repronch nowadays,
but, As wo understand tho matter, neither MOORE
nor MAuosEY object to that. IL IL simply tho
qualifying adjective that makcs them angry.
Noona iH mad because tho plttsburg Post said
ho uns bad Democrat, md MAuoSEY il nlad
because Tue CHICAGO TnlnuxE said be was
good aud consistent one. NO arc htsa.d NO shall
havo to take It back. In tho same iBaue Of Its
paper, tho Telegraph. III which no find gontle
plants pbout onr tEoatnent Of linn, IL an odi-
torial In favor of ondlcss expansion aud clieAp
shiupastorB,-a financial policy that loads to do
probation, bankruptcy, aud reputation. Ihis
Ia q departure from the beliefs Of jErrEnsos.
JACOBSON, aud Ii Old Bullion" which shows that
1ir. MAuoNEY haA achieved Tho Al plroutly lnl-
possible fent of being still moro III tue wrong
than he was century or 70 ago. We foar lib
financial yiewH would not Buit tho Jeffs. lilo
Intelligent part Of tho Democracy Of ths coun-
Try believe In souud money. Aud 30 MAuosEY
cannot como. 1t ts pity. Far better bo man
With tho courage Of hin opinions In Dubuque
alan Jantis-laced trickster wllo runs 4 Demo-
cratic paper iu Chicago under the ialse aag Of q
slam Independence.
Wo arc anxious to soothe tho wounded feo'-
inga Of Brother a1AuoxEY. We cannot truthful'y
1et1aos our statomout that lo Ia thoroughly
good democrat, ~ far as perfect Boufbonl6ni IL
concerned, but wo cAu mako tho addcndum that
he IL \ thoroughly bud ono fron Republican
ataudpo,ut. We trust this will be accepted aa
tho ansentls hoaorat:e.
, 1875-06-22

nlr. OConor's hat wsa presented IA him tho
day Of his admission to tl,o lar, and that no Ind
leen wearing It and sitting On It alternately over
since. The story IL ra.hos to,.e',, hut tue hat
doea Hcem to bear 1t out. Bummer md w,nter.
tIsure 1t Ia, rot halfway hack OH his head, AZ
thnngh It had shrank with ago and wouldn't
como down. and showing . f1esh touch Of
hhabbIneBH every sesaon. And the curious
thing Is, that no,hing will lnduco the
o'snor to cl!angs Is. Ifo ie as indifferent 10
public nptnton on snbjoct OF this sort
rs waa Horace Greeley. vlose outfit generally
Ersw wof:o tho moro he vas told to mako i
any time about II. md rsops along Broad
way moro acti'ely than 'nany Of tho young
tuen. l doubt il there IL another cspe-
clxI!y prominent man In Nov York "a rarely
eaan In so:!ety. aud public as1omb1agos AZ sfr.
o'conor. Hn l1aa singular antpathy 70 what
ts called popularity, and tEiea to avoid ali ways
leading tot. Yet whom ho slooa thAv ont he ia
. very pleasant companion, with hocal qualities
that are not by any means to be despiaod. 1Io
10 Asao very Goncrona With his money, and hAa
given mora in charity than somo OF our very
ilch men whose benovoleaco Is duly aayertsed
In tho newspapers.
, 1875-06-22
SPORTING NEWS.


LCt;hY GII:CsGoAH.
Al Smith, tho wel!-known gambler md sport
ing u,au Of this city, IL attending tho Joroms
Park races, where lh il meeting with mitch sue
ccrs in putting money in bin purse. Lnst 1htrB-
day he was tla winner OF the largea: pool of tho
reaao,. Tbs last raeo Of tho day was FREQ
handlcan aseepntakea of 50 each. With =7U0
altlya. l3t mica. Fonr llofses started which
roId 1T tie poola An 'foliowH: Hhylock 5210n;
Scratch. STU; Donn7bsook. 200 Galway, 600,
Al buying Tho latter. Tho horses got an
even rtart, bus DnnnYbrook soon we:s to tho
front, hard prctsed by Galway. After rnnlg
y milo and quarter Sllylnch, Tho favortc, Let
init rotnewl,at. and crcpt up to Galway, but wan
tllaseu on aud Galway TOOK tue race aud Al
rakod it, the pat. ......
Tic management Of tito EufIaio meeting hasa
Ic.csrnned tu withdraw the pacing roce an-
nounce1. and add tue purse e loo3} to the 1898
trottig claus. u,aklng il 81 50 instead Of 81, 600,
NJ 1T }yreHent. Tue ta1na management haro re-
duced tho price Of euttance from 10 TO rer
cat,t Of tho nurscs which will tend TO add to lts
hlleadv great popularity among tho owners of
faAs AorBeA.
Spectat ih*pstih ta jht Chieaq' Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Miun-, Lune 21.-fho gccund meet
/ ing Of the Mtne-u:a llacinE Tnrasslte begins at
f; ht1llwater tn-,norrow aud continues through
offered pureu Of 800 for tltee- minute hussrB,
| with fourteen tntruh; second dsv, ec00 and
| $1,000, fur $50 and 2:40 horHey, with
thirteen a2d fourteen entries third aaY. =1.0t0
| for 2:3j l,orrcn, with eight entsieH. AmnnE tho
last il a1oornh pea::ne, oF Chicago. End a,l tic
! .;urt!.a cstern stases ara. represented in
B: to.ns OF the ttotting iieI1B. For running.
the ,iss. day p,irse OF e3Uo is offered for inlio
l,ean. two in three, With tcn eusriss third dAy,
e;l)U. Emile he1:H two in three. with mint csl-
triea. Anoug ltIo running lornea are Brady d
George lics. OF Chicago; Nod.ield'n tat,e Ccd,
of ii. Loul.; Carr 4 Co.'1 Queen Of Diamonds,
| Of st. 1.oui. Co!odon, from Clinton: alodoc,
Of 1lscomb and several others from ou.esdo
tue State. Tho prosl hume for the third meet
Ing 1T 81. Paul Inns tcen completed BY ufferlhE
two consolation purees for defeated trottesn,
oo:h for Monday, July s, Tor $5A0 each, audboth
! divided.
, 1875-06-22
dsceacd, and "lsmu.e'1 Ills hand into his pocket
and ya,,ked ont tlireo or four 52o gold pioees
Which ho Eayo her"

md yanlke o:tt t!lreo or four $40 gold pioces,
Which ho gave her"
HOTEL. ARRIVALS.
Palmer LoHse-Jpurh Canint. !. 4. nfoen. H,nta
Tn H. q. Weaver, l.octlcsl"r ". ". Wtll- 1ntrs!t:
t. dckernan, New ynrk William II. Meyer, E1.nt1dp:
d q. lIam1in. lursla.u! John 7. Hart.s, Npw i"rk
J4.iei J.. Aehryyes. buffalo L. LIllts. "anketnN:
Emanuel Rlifnrt Dty!d =. alifcr. bllrJland; ). I:
Clark, New lIssen taarsae ". Ennl', New York: ".
IL, 8wnttl, Now Ur!fais Alfred tfafMrs. IEl1:al";
Ju.oi,ll {. Gilt, rhlip!eIph!e: +. II. Harris. Tn1aA
utu William htcC1niIeHs. Jants Atwrhl, uwtn tsv.
n1aus,, i!lat,elria: r. J. .Sprsnger New y"rE: ~.
j, Fitch. LiiSyc; ". II. Nation, 1.onttnh 7. y.
Derby, DKdenAl,nrY \. H. SAtfe!hllrs. cnnratlo.
f,FaHh lnclAc-A. j, rrnty. uorlon; UentRh 7.
IaCkAon, n. H. vtElcsy. Augusta william Hrayl!on,
New Yurk Qcnrgn n. Chtrt, Ctvrlaht; Thtin"A II.
Csnncih, fernnnt; L. ARnnw Drownt Naller. New
Zealand o. Whit.. yahduhey Henry y. ca1npfelt
rtlal1rR: ~ j. Hcatte, New Ynrk; William !. SIC
Ktntnc, CIcyos.,tl T. A.1:!tsifc 19ttahnsg John
d. 10 til, Ohio . iAtsman House-Io!n y. McAdnr,
1loston N. Ftnke, Yokohama; u. Finoco, cutta
1sica: : ]. p. Gay, ltostun John H.. le.yinoI,d.
banks Now ynrk b. G. Bennett, Albany ~. II. Heed,
c, Edwards indianapolis Ifsinpnt fiousc-Tlr'Mas
II. Hra,to,lt 81. LonA ". A. Iainfoed oho; Henry
f. r boaue Honolulu u. II. Canterbury, rokohatns
]. II. Jolnann. F. II. Gtt4nn. AussFaltn II. W1F1ne.
Grand Haven Thumsa Ntekcrson, nutlon: t4en. J,
q. A. nsan, Detroit ". ". wttstn1 Detroit =. II;
Ilawttlutn, San Fsancsco 4. H. Levy. joterl Dundy,
ttlala; 0ecrHu OInhaubet, 14ttshur9; c. Z. Anles,
Detroit: n. ". Wilcox. Connecticut.
, 1875-06-22
THE PRtzE.RlNC.
Why AopkE FAILED TO iIEEf ALIKM.

esA+< ~-N~s@@+S
~ the Kl4tor u Tia Cl..eaao Tribune:
NEWARK, N. j., June 19-1 should sstcem It
favor II you would publish tho following reaAons
for not entering the ring to light Tom Allen OH
the day appointed In tAp match: Ho vory well
knows 1t was not through any fault Of m'no.
No aual stakeholder having been sgseod upon
BY ei.hez party, Of course there could DO no
fight. Neither eau he lay CLAIM to the stakes j
~ ho too we'll knows. Therefore ! cannot un-
derstanl tho force Of his going soyosal miles 10
outes tho ring, unless it was for mere effect,
mn, ~ before stated, Willing to fight Aleu- but
IL tho inpuey staked rAs my bseket.'. not MIuo,
Of courss could not control Or inauonce t4em
IN Any way 10 accept n Stakeholder unless they
choose 10 to dothemse!Yes. hut will hght hiin
for $500 Of my own money any day 4e may
choose to name. to show tho pnulc ! moan
buaioeas and not 4 hzzle. ~ thou
/ cau aRroe to stakeholder mysolI'
without being controlled By any one. Hoping
air. Allen will agros, 40 don's sas how ho CAL
reasonably refuse me. knowing - he does SO
welt that thia IL the truth at tho WHOLE hnAs, l
remain youss worry respectfully. Q. hooKf.
No. sly Market strset, Es~sff, n. ].
, 1875-06-22


unusBEIs june Il.-Le Nord atates that 4
1uai noto has boon roceiyod from Germany.
thanking Belgium for hes last communication,
and closiug the dlscusslon In most friendly
manner. ..........
auHsAN ACTION.
The London 1imes has i very remarkable let-
ter sigaed "Vorax;" "VerAx apparently being
4 man to whom all the particulars Of tue late
"scare" arc known. Ho sayss IN few weeks
ago tho 0orman representatives At Paris. Lon-
don, St. Petersburg, Vienna, and Rome officially
complained Of Franco pushing hor asmaments
With view to an early resumption Of war. 30
deep waA tho impression produced by theae an
nouncementH A. IT. Petersburg thAt tho CxRr
autographed to the German Emperor entroating
him to postpone operations Until he lad bad AL
opportunity OF speaking To htm at Berlin
On lis way to Ems. Before tho Cars
arrival. Count schouvAlor passed through Berlin
Oh his way back To London. Tic dtued With the
Emperor, aud repeatedly conferred with the
Chaucolor. What he then ioarned did uot pre-
vent his suggesting Oh lis return to London the
sxpsdlonoY Of Great britain cooperating with
Alasla in bstalt Of peace. noon after thls tho
warmly rocelTod by his Imperial relative. ue-
fore ieasiug the pruss!an Capital, the Emperor
Of hnsniA received the leading insnbeis OF
tho dlplon,t'o BODY md, dsvos!nG 's M .ass for
seutAtises Of tho Powers that peace
way insured. Prince 0ortchakot, initiating h.s
soserelgn'e example, addressed communication
to tbs samo effect 10 the ltuksiau Euvoys abroad,
aud before dispatchiug It read tho coutent4 To
the leading members u tbs D!p'omatio Body 1t
Bsrltu. Great Ultaip'R share In tAa affair cuu-
1lsted In Lord Odo Nuiss'l's being instructed to
tender the good ohioes Ut Ills governnent. IN
caao thetu waA any roason to Appreaonde mis-
understanding between QernasEy aud France.
r1iucs u'amarek, tu reply. said thess was no
| reason to arprehend anything OF tue kind, aud
that Lo fet ni,dos desp obligations TO the British
Government Tor tho fEieudly inttuation ha hsd
received from them"
W1y FRANCE Offers NO REAL. GROUND roe USs
KAs1NEAa.
PaN Hull Budg$-
The wrttsE E. H." Hho treats great mill
| tAIy qutsttous fsom timc to time IN the AH9s7a-
zine 2situag, has Just delivered IN opinion on
the late pauto intended to show that there was
| no real ground for elatn,, Ills sssAy, though
nomlually On tue alleged wsrli1s preparations of
France, u In reality m elaborate strategieal
atudy OF her railroad syst4ol ~ compared with
that Of Germany. Tho l4tseE b shows to havs
bean before ttlo !sts NAs iaId out under wiss
Governmental supervision with ! difaot sisw to
sash . saaaacsaoJ& shsesss tas ItxaAA had
, 1875-06-22
BASE BALL.
TIE ru1LApELrufAs NEATRS ~ TIE ST. LOUIS
IhDWSy.

TIE ru1LipELrHfAS HEATKS III TIE 81. LoCls
UHDHSs.
!gpteiIt Dispaseh 10 The Chiedqo Tribune.
ST. LoU1H, juno 2l.--The third game between
the Quakera. Of PhiladelpAia, and the st. I.ouIB
Browns, took place To-day On the gtounds OF the
latter. and resulted IN favor Of the home club ~
q xcors Of 10 0. About all that can bc said Of
the gamo ia that It was beautiful exhibition Of
.lcidius. The batting on both sides waa cxoera~
ble, not euglo base lit being made until tho
eighth inning, whsn FulueF, Of the Quakers.
pade t3rat paso On a ehort left Int. OnlY
tax base hits weEp nade By both nin.s.
Tho Browns made two runs on Tho
lass iunng On errors by short step
aud frs: basemAll. Toarco really won the game
by ore of tLoso deteBtablo fair ionls which gave
linn first base. Chapman followed him, mud
brought peaEce to third. whence the latter ran
in un tall parsed to first which shunI have
gone home 70 cut Of tle rbnner. Chapman uexs
ian hums III al ors1r by the second basenlan.
lilo following ii summary Of tls game to-day !:
Runs-3rnwus. = I: FhiAdelph!u,
R.ns tMrtlri-soue.
Lase seait*-phtlalelphss, 1; 81. touss, 4
fussed taEs-Snydcr. !; Miller, l.
Tie QuAkers left to- night for Chicago.
nosT0kB w. A1lAsTicH.
DosToN, juno 2i.-Dase.ball: Doatons, 8 !;
AtlAnilcs, 7.
, 1875-06-22

In tho Sixth District Court yesterday After
the opaniug argument III tho Nuloiph-DAyiGsou
murder case, MN. Rudolph, mother Of the so-
cussd. who was present with othes relatives snd
fr1suds, bso.auinY excited b. the easncstness
with which tito attorney NAN putting tho case be-
81 In tLri.liny toaes. "Oh. Als. Joues! Oh, Ms.
Jones! don't tslk tA4t wsyl For Coda sake,
hlso mercy on my poor boy! my ,poos bor !!
For Gods sAks, DO mercita!!" and fall back
svooning into ths Asa.s Of : friend; sbs ~ 70.
mpyed from the oouti-room, snd the Distinct
Attorney urged Ler frsu ud4 to prevent her further
attendance, saying that tho prosecution Of
such cssa vas ~ all umes uuplasAut, Aud IL
the face Of such scsns ~ tbat Just pssssnsed
extremely painful, but It VIA pscsAsAsy ksk Al0
b psstosna W duly under lis Nv.
, 1875-06-22
Some OF tito rocAliRrttaes Ut NefF
H0rA'H GFcatext Lawyer

CoTfsspOndtnft N4F(}0rd ItHKt,
Another wsl!..nown i8uso In New YORK, "ho
The great iawysr ts about To. but uouii
pass Tor less. Hs is Que Of those thin.
wiry uuen, wAu AtAnda I'll inusnso deal 81
woas aud tsa1 without showing i. And ho !"
ono OF thoso. great snon, speaking ensl1ey u
uoss Of thclr greatness under : rather COLI
mon-plaeo exterior, II Mf. O'Conos e4cF
took an interest iu dsess, 1t muat have boon II
long tlsne ago. The clothing DO wcsss 10" l.
tslply IL not encouraging to tbs talioFs. A.
average dsy-gools CLERK would consider hi:.'-
sal! very shsbby indeed II he didn't SO heaint
lis counter In i batter suit than Ar. ocono.
oorrIex down nsoaduay In oue Of hts lailr ~AlE.'
to lii otice. The uost Objectionable thing
shout lbs oln!asut Ad7ooAsaa ratmoa. IL biz bat
l. il probably tbs WORT has exhibited
% d hood hsAd on AsoAdmeS. Ihs!t
u Gsd,a4oa AaonS W. AsJ&n 0as
, 1875-06-22

THE IOWA LIBERALS
Spsetdt D,ss.ateA tn The CA1aqo Tribune.
DAvnsronr, Ia. Juno 21.-Thc Liberal Coun.
ty Convention was held in this city to-day, aud
delegates appointed to the State Convention.
Resolutions wese ndoftcd In favor Of Licenso
Liquor law. against sesur Getting tho old Demo-
cratic party, and iu favor Of tho taxation Of
church prop:rty. The last resolution excited
bitter opposition from tho Catholics. and it Ia
thought it may *r1is the PARTY, which nov has
d very large majority Ill the county. 0i!e thing
WIN demonstrated to-day, and that IL, that tho
Bourbon Democracy IL eutize1y dead IN this dis
trlct.
MAINE REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.
Tho Maine Republican State Conveutiun-
which met 1t Portland Juno Is, aud Which
nominated Gen. 6eldeu Connor, of Augusta, for
Governor adopted tho following resolutionB:
Thu I!eplhlica..s Of stanf, III convention assembled
80 an exposition Of thrir political ai1us aud rruclpien
lsrlaru ~ n regard u lIt0ua lthile.:
l. The un,n Of the states 1Must 10 maintained for
nll t!,ste, 1t all hALar,ss aNt! At any coat.
=. Tno rnitcd States constitute nation. and not
merely eohfederacy. Az such our eoldcsH fought
Tor II; " sllch II must 10 preserved.
}. citizenship Ia national. This allegiance Of tho
il loanl to esten protection to .le ct!ze uatise
uaturaltzcd, whito eolufei whctllrr lncnacel by
tyzauny abroad, by Tho hesesy Of Stats rights At
l. Loca eelf.government IN Ill matters that arc To-
cal nuts " strictly adhered TO- There run io no To-
gItinats conflict he~eeu tho powsss OF tia nation aud
t. Thu gsent industries Of the county, ag1culturat
Misunderstanding mining, and commercial are entitled
to encouraging legislation and surh incidental r1 otcc-
ton and Development u ~7se sssio'ns Of revenue may
Hghttnty AFFORD. .-.-,--,
In coill f. essential 10 the rr1ape1.y Of ta popla
Wo therefore approve Ill jadds;. legislation looking
:. TAs most kindly aud frs..rnsl relations should be
1htNegD all sections E1f1fnGu cOul
, 1875-06-22
JELEGRApHlc BREV!TlEs,

Cozzens' uotel. d Omaha, wAa sold yesterday
by the Hhel1K for $l3.04o.
The Carter excursion party. numbering 2l2,
passed through Omaha yesterday bound for Cali
fotnlA.
Martin Ourt!ss, agod 10. VIA found dead In
bed 1t Fort WAyua yesterday morning. His
death Was probably caused By iatemposaues.
z. l.. Frisssll, banker from Bloomington
N. j.. died suddenly It the Grand Central Hotel,
Omaha, on Sunday morning. Of congaas!on Of tbs
lungs.
Tho Michigan Superintendent. OF Public In
strucsiop hhs appointed NJ YiHlioss to tho 9tase
Normal BohooL for 1875. Prof. A. BsrouK, OF
Grand lMpids} Q. 4. 0ow$t, Of Saginaw Oity !
ena ia Ast. Il. Y. cAlids ol 5oassSllls.
, 1875-06-22

psny with bis vito and Christian spangaard.
Ire was On tho Chicago. burlington, K Quincy
tain Which arrived yesterday forenoon. and was
last seen on tho platform os one at .e cars jrtt
beforo II CROSSED the river. His VITO did not
tuiss him until Hho reached tho acant fot& Of
Lake B:rcot. I. Ia feared lie has fallen into .he
haniB of nomo ruf!ians aud ROBBED anl ror!lapa
murdered, lIle n9e Ia ~,
, 1875-06-22
WHISKY tIEkl.

Sptesat Disrafeh 10 The Cafraoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, June 2l.-Fictor Bchlitz, who has
boen under examination fur alleged fraud
against tho Government 90 tho charge of max
ing false ontrfea In, and for the destruction Of,
account books, bss been discharged on tho
Hronnj that be WIS onlv m cmployo Of 4 firm
of which Cllarlea Bc1i.z Is tho principal.
, 1875-06-22

NEW Yoax, Juno 2l.-A11,ved. steamship Re-
public, from Liverpool
QUEENSTOWN. June 21.-Asrived, steamship
City Of parla, from New York.
uLAsaow. juno 2l.-S&eauss Assyrls, from
Nov York, Aas arrived.
Mov1LLx, Juuo 2l.-Arrivsd, steamer Pssu-
yiau, from Quebec.
, 1875-06-22

THE TRIGGER.
AAS FRANCISCO yE. NEW ToRE.
sAs FRAxc,sco, juno 2l.-The Sumner Guard
riflo team, " compete With the New Yotk team
Oh Saturday no1t was completed yesterday, con-
sistsuG Of Capt. II. ]. Durns. Lieut.. e. q. Hunt,
sergt. g. II. Strong, Corporal Charles NASH nEd
plivatas Watson. ba,lc, Burko, Stced4 Dove,
Murphy, preble. and Kobertson: resorso screts.
Murray, Wiibou, and Post, and Corporal Murray.
TITS utnp:ra here fur tue Nex-yotkers is Lieut..
Sheldon j. Kellogg; for the SUMMERS, Col. John
MsComhe. The two will name tho Referees.
1HK MAD1BoN rounSAaEST.
sSpxrt4t I}ikpukth IL Thu EkLuYo 3fioths.
MAplsoN, Wis., June 21.-Coussdefable inter-
est il Lclug manifested III the shooting tonrna-
nent, open to all Bportsmou. to take place here
tue Esd mud 2Ath, undor tho direction OF Com"
u'ittee composed Of spostssnep Of shss elty, Chi
cago, Beloit, I:dgerton, Stoughton, McGregor,
mud koehkonong. Tho pursos anuunt to $a00.
and a silver cup 's to bo gwen to the winner OF
tho largest score, ,du1uE the tournament: The
riouoer CLUB Ut Edgerton having challenged
apy i've men from auy shooting club u tho Uni
ted StaieA to shoot aga'nst live Vt tho.rs tho
clseueo has been to-day accepted BY tue Ken
nicott Club Of Chicago.
TIE IOWA BcMuTzEsFEsT.
5ptt1ai ltt.pa.eh to 1Ee ca:eaa" tribune.
Du1rQEE, 1a., june 2l.-Tha 6chutzonfest
was iu1usurattd In grand stylo thls evening,
with Hays. tbs music OF bands, aud tho firing of
cauuou from Prospect 1NuN; but tho main
rarado, ditplay. speechifyiug. and shooting
will take plaso to-morra" at tue grounds
tiouH aro present from Gutenberg. Lansing.
Hc(i1egor, Sabula, and nearly Ali tho river
towns, as"sell ~ from tho interior Of Tho States
of Iowa and Illinois, and mauy moro orc exFcct-
I'd. Everybody is fnl! Of beer aud 9! enthusiasm.
Some Of the best rite shots in tue West Will a.
tes,d and the public may look for eono shooting
that will throw the famous A1uoticAu aud 1r1all
ritu teams III tho shade.
, 1875-06-22
OBITUARY..

Special Dtspateh u Tht Ihleaao 7tfbnns,
MApgaox, Wis, June 2l.-John Gibbons. IN
old resident. aud for Soma t,sue public officer,
latsly Postmaster Of Sun pralrio, aud soldier
In the War Tor the Union whom advanced In
years. aud altar ho had sent fsa aons, dIod On
tie 2Qkh.
, 1875-06-22
SUSPECTED FOUL PLAY.

1 Dana named Psssr Petersen IL missing, and
from tho fAck thst he hsd $500 In monsy IN hls
po4xshs tt IL feared hs has met With foul play.
Ii cana to th!s e!y fsaa Iiaan H., in so1a"
, 1875-06-22
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, u, c., Juue 22-1 a. m.-Tor the
lakes, tho Upper Mlsaissippi aud Lower Misson-
n Valleys, falling barometer, warmer, partly
cloudy weather. with southeast to southwest
wipds, and occasional rain on the Lower Lakes.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
CHICAGO. juub u.
, 1875-06-22
EERM AMY.

TIE AMERICAN HQEADnoN.
BERLIN, Juno 21.-Tho steamships Franklin
aud ALASKA, Of the United SsAtea squadron,
sailed from Auxhaycn last evening for Kiel. Tho
Junieta has arrived At Hamburg With ne1 ma
ohinery slightly damaged.
, 1875-06-22

DULL TIMES IN CANADA.
NosraxAtu Juno 2l.-The Canadian Rubber
Company, employing 900 female and 2oo male
operators. will uniy run half tipo Afsor to~txy,
ow,ug 70 the dulues2 OF ttads.
, 1875-06-22

LONDON. June 21.-Tle Carl.st Committee in
thia city Announces that 1t ia In receipt Of intoli-
gcnco that tho CArlists haya entered Caattle iu
s.rong force, nad that they lAvo been wcu TO-
ceIYcd eyaSyWherQ.
, 1875-06-22
IIAl.Y.


noME June 2l.-The mun!cira' elootions rcro
hold hero to-day. Gasibald heads the tlst Of
succosaful candidates. AL parties supported
, 1875-06-22
Continued Feycrish Feeling IN the En-
g[ish Money Market.
Opening Of tho Debate on tho Public
Powers Bill III the French As
sembly.
Curltst Troops Invade Castillo III
Strong Force.

GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
MOODY AND sAHKEY ENCOUNTER sSAo.
LospoH, June 2l.-itGhsrs. Moody aud Bsnkey
arc preparing to visit Eton Uniycrnlty, to hold
Bsrvlces especially addressed TO tue ttu.lonts.
Their intention causca iunch controversy III tho
newspapers. Knatehball 1iugoson las formally
requested the Provost to bring tue lnattcf bofoso
the Governors Of tho College. with viow Of OBJ
tanning from them an expression Of dieapprosAl.
an.i refusal to sanction the holding Of tho pro-
posed services.
There iB great excitement at Eton over tho
affnir. 4 prutest against tho proposed visit has
Of it has received 300 giguatures.
LONDON. Juno 21.--1M tue House OF Lords to-
day tile Marquis Of Bath asked baron Lyit'oton,
one of tho Governors Ut Etun CUlIege. whether
had given their sanction 10 students hstondtnE
the meetings contemplated oy Moody and Sa'lRey.
Lord Lyit:e:pn replied ttat the Goye1nurB
wcro to consider tho matter to.inorfow.
s.Lord OyeiBtauo deprecated tue attendance Of
the students At such meetings.
Tho Earl OF HLaftesbury objected TO tho do
bato without notice, mid tits subject Nas
dropped.
Ii tie House Of Commons Capt. Dailo Coch-
raug gave nu,lce that le should ask Gladstone
whotnar he gayo 3lpoiy lattor OF Introduction
to tho authorities Of Etou.
LoSpoH. Juue 12-U a.l m.-Tho London jour
nails generally dlsRpprovo the proposed WRIT Ut
tbs lesiyal preachers to Eton The Times
deprecatcs tho unnecoBsary agitation. mud hopes
thu Governor, considering TINT only ono service
ts contemplated, will not make the institution
ridiculous by any intorfosence. II thsa co,lrso il
followed, It IL likely thas tho boys will Aear noth-
Ing Objectionable.
FINANCIAL usEAs1EEsa.
There Is m ulcasy feeling In tho stock mar
ket, in consequence Of rumora OF further fall
ureB.
, 1875-06-22
THE COUNCIL.
Mike Bailey Nominated Building
inspcct0r-.-t'0nrd Of
Education.
The Board Of Health Left Without 5al-
aries.

TIL. Common Council met in regular session
last evening, President Di1o1, in tho chair.
Su.ISATfo.Y.