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, 1875-07-09

and Mrs. koech lal long bean we'll kho"n IN
thia city. Mr.. Keeoll bnEo . Enoi nhme
shrn hero. "Aa 1cry we'll thought 2f
thrifty, ant h. n ,rAblo in h!s intercourRc
With tiln p,i,t. Wl"n ho rtnt 70
finr,dn, ven years ..o it xsn fnr Tho T'irro'n
uf improving Isa hea}th. lfc lad Hnf'"Eed iron'
nstlfnn+ rpon reaching tflcre it ia ciaimed he
vxA gfan!od divorce from !slY wifs, At the lset
tn1m NJ Court Mrs, Kcccts t.ong!t aul nEntnrt
tic First National Bank to recover mGuev which
sis. Keech had caused to he deposited thrre. She
spent good deal Ut limo in trying "a mAn,sac.
lire evljenco that would leip har To am the
case. Ihe In hno.n to bave offered ane man slFG
IL ~ ear falsely iu Tho case. hus he leclincl
sns becauss ves.iangrY At other personf who bad
oncn LcfticnioJ lar hecaure they refused H.
swear to that shich mia nnd they knew VA
tAi.e. TLst seemed 10 add TO her anger and t!It
went 10 planning 70. sevcuge. She hired sLs
| tuhn SeSton 10 10 to flosda aud murder heec'l
| aud the wo:nsn with whom lie had lived for ses-
crai yesrs. The result IT the brutn'b expedition
| Ia known. Like d dastarilg coward ho got
| koech 10 20 out fishing with him, and theu.
| wl1eu bin back HAa turned, ehot him
twice. Icrt hia work might not tie
effective he took stone and poun acd b:s head.
aud sbnn cut 3nop, RhaAt'y Rash In his throat.
and ieft him Tor aeAu. Ahcl ue "eut ~ tut
house and shot And killed the woman. ssesling
horse, ilo attempted TO escape Upon rcaclsit'u
.he Rrst p1st-olice sfter doing hia bloody work,
no w1ote to 3ire Kpech. who VIA a. Chicago.
| that ,hs deco l,Ad bern aone. Taas watna'
| stated Immediately }or Floriaa. hnd did no!
learn until Bno resched there that tlIo fie'n1
had beeu captured or taat her hut
hand was nos iead. She was. upoa reacl'lns
Jacksonville. Fla, strealod. and upou examina
ttan e.nt - tAal TO await tsaa!. Attat te1ug II
}ai tos a tine. Mrs. kaech made corfesp,oh
She Hsd she had employed Sewton tu eu 'h'
bloody work; that ehs gave hin money to q,
ex,s.,aes: bought him revolver, ctc. VIII
nHEcu ~by rho had done Buch thing, she s1''
hrr husband 1rea:ed lier 30 badly that ehe wa
driven 10 tho dcod. Hhe seeued to tegEe
lust New.ou lad made ancA poor w0i1
in hi. dealing with keecil. 6he wante'
him killed and out Of the way. Ano': th
u.lser rulnorB IN connection with the dreadful
nffa,r In oae TO tAu effect THAT t!te. heec
th.s,st,t by eating Eeech killed. she could et
| talllnt1 her caItn ~ bs widow and TINS get hi
property, which tB anrporei to be all tho Ea
from s1V, ,fsoa To E.,N.iHD. IAsa ay,eos WITH til
.ta.en1cnt male by Newton thss he wes to hay
half Of tie property for tue past he took tn i,
matter. Mr. ktteh In able to walk soNnd. u
.t,t, suffers much from hiB wounds, but It
hfvlv sAas ha wA! gss tAon. I'll E!sls. She los
her case.
, 1875-07-09
IEtEGnApN}c BnEVtTtEs.

TITO e1oceza OF La8alis got to runotnR s4ch
ohsr on now pot2toes yestsrday, aud the price
rapidly xept dowu until cue of them finally
delivered n4sm 10 regular customers gratis.
Tho stockholders Of tho Bloomington Chair
Factory yesterday elected - Directors T. Whit
htsere, K. II. Fslt, W. A. Monroe, and George
", rsrta. 1hs stook hAa rsth1ed 1t per cant
profs stao,,4h thsy hays mad bad luak dnslng
The rear from destructive aro.
, 1875-07-09

CIxc1xyArl, O.. July 8-1n tho Common Pless
Court to-day. Judge Cox sustained tho demurrer
OF Tlou,aa +. Snri!baclof, Chief Of Police. tu-
dictcd for c,nbexzlonent Of Water Works money,
holding that The act under which tho indictment
Was drawn did not apply to tho Water Boarl or
It's emp!oycs. Entry Was made only In tile case
OF HnoiblcEer to th,a ofect. In order to Rivo tho
1'roBecutinG Attorney an opportunity to except
to tue railing and taho tho question before thu
Huureme Court. Tl1H decision. 1t suetalned,
releases nil tue parties ,udctea for e1nbezzletnent
Of Water Works funlA.
, 1875-07-09

Ep<e5dI UfspaEeA % TA1 fH3eloo 7N6V11,
Foxp Dp Lao, Wis. July t.--ThIs oolnnluolsT
las not yet teoovsrod from hs sAook Il received
vl1ep tho Dawa oA1ns that ksa- hssah bad aan-
ploysd Nexton To murder hsr divorced husband
A,,d th& vpRakp Htah shou ks VS. Assnx. III.
, 1875-07-09

Eretid1 IHsn1fth u 1K1 EHed30 1F7oUnk.
EAsr bAozNAw. Mich. July 8.-A terrible
aftay, which will probably result In tho dcath
Of QUO OF tho parties, occurred IN haloon as
bay City thlR morning, A QnArret aroae BIZ
tween two po!andess, wgcn ono Of them. John
krul, drow largo bowie knife and siashcd mp
hsa compautou, Audraw po'eski. In scrriblo
manner, poIceki rocclvod Que crt on tile aida
Of the head. two on top OF tho bead. ono tofrlblo
ono under tho chin, aud ono on the right arm.
lie will probably dis. krul wa5 arrested.
, 1875-07-09

bIEarnE,, Temu.. July s.-Lass Tuosday
blacksmith named Johu uonly, living neas Eloru
Lako, Mtss., had . qunr1al With = wofnau PANIED
Martha Morgan, employed by him Al cook.
That night, Wills Henly was asloop, Mrs. Morgan
approached bin hea. and with r&zos cut q terri
bio cash IN Its throat Ileply, awaking. at~
tempted TO catch her arm, but csnRnt the razor,
ugly wound. htrh. Morgan then seized hor child
and lied 10 tho woods.
, 1875-07-09

8pte1aI b.1pa1h q 7Rs EAtfaao 7F15K8S.
La Cyasxs, Ksu., July GA notorious dea'
ps.edo uAa,sd cats. Johuson, who Lad long bsen
tho ,sr.or ot thla vicinity. became anRsasd u 4
aaht hsfs to-day, And on CITY Marshal AeNan.
xle attempting 10 arrest lin, 10 tcelsted aud tho
Marshal shot hin. ftou We AlAaA Of Hala4 ~
dad In 1 fe4 ssokA1dA
, 1875-07-09

blrurn1s. Tenp.. July 3.-On Monday evening.
at Brownsville. Teuu-. Clps. J. u. philllrH af
tho firm OF Phillips, Leska l. Co.. whole!a!e
grocers, was assaulted bv II. ksutrowttz. an cx-
sowi,,g.uAciline agons aud stabbed III the thigh
aud sile with all craeor, scVcrinB M assary.
Phillips them drew pistol and t'rsd four shote
at Kautrowits. Tho inat. taking effect IN hin
lack. pnsked through hIs liyer. mud fro.a Its Of
fsc.s 10 died yestnrlAy, Phillips in still contintd
to llis bed lrun, l1s Wounds. and was aamitte to
bntl in :, ,O1l9 10 auAwer. The remains OF KAu-
trowltz wore brought here for intaruent In thc
Uebruw cotuet1:T.
, 1875-07-09

1EfAbOTtV2 AAI1~&ftRN,
BrRNk July ga torriuo rAin-s.oE'n, accom-.
pAntsd With haii, visited ths Bwias Canton Of
vera Of unusual size, killing and wounding macy
ps!sons. DESTROYING crops and damaging much
vAluAbis property.
, 1875-07-09

He HE3 NF'tS"& 'sN''A
Co1uMBus, O., July 8.-1u response to wrIts
eVorp out by Il. II. Corb!n, the Mes.t1st!la SA-
loon snsu, ntue prominent citszens usfo arrested
on poaos warrants aud brought here for trial.
The prosecution wa uot ready Tor trial, 10 tho
defendants waived examination and gaTB bail in
$500 eAch. F1Ys thouxAnd dollsrs hsye boeu
subscribed By citizens OF Westarsstls 10 carry On
"a nnrtApt-
, 1875-07-09
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES.

1sp,AsAro1a, Ju'y 8.-aospicious cireum-
STANCES have developed with reference 10 the
unknown man killed on ths Pan Handle Road Oh
SATURDAY. Thomas Powers, = tailor, hsA basa
Arresied, u he has told conflicting stories, adsa.
ttfylug. the body - that Of james Murphy, OF
Toire Hanto, xho h&a sInca bson found alive.
, 1875-07-09
NORWAY.

YlSAyc!AL rhuunLE tMpEsntSd.
LONDON. July 8.-Ihe PaN 4MdN Gdzst.e'a
Copenhagen correspondent sASs Ill tue ieadlns
Norwegian papers fear commercial cfasn 10
Norway 10 consequence Of bud 1re,ghts aad
htaculton In tho timber ttade.
, 1875-07-09

yAsu1so1ox, .. c.. July 81 = ua.-FoS ~
upnsr l.axe region, Cppar Alssss'lpp' and L""ef
MISSOURI yalls5s falling or stationary barometer
sud nartJv elouJy ysa.uer. and occaaaon1 ram
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
t.d1cAno Julv 4.
, 1875-07-09
ESCAPE OF A CONVICT

gpAefdt D1spItch 70 7hs the19a Tribune.
JOLIET. ILL.,. July "a co|ored convict who
had serrad two years in the Penltenua1y and
had ono year 10 serve, escaped from tho guard
in the PeultopaAry garden this aftesooon. Tho
Ruar,ia are securing tue country 10 tbs sttempt
10 effect biz capture, Gov. BeEerd9a u 1t tho
pauitent!arY to-day.
, 1875-07-09
PERSONAL.

Commercial.
PERSONAL.
Tho :ast benefit Of tho seAson Is to to given to
EAlrloy T,A.lco Vi tho Adc1phi'
Grover will probably ponsponn h1H visit TO
ur,okl n till ho has trauoa for the wai"'
afr,ra furnishes the cr,,tin nntefls1 Tor tho |
best tv,rY gol!s wurshipnd in 1ndin aud China.
Mr.. Gladstone Ian aono into tic Wholesale
cror,;c, y b,siucys. aud sold out Lis stock tor |
sA.s1u. |
rir1 Sing loo Hooker ia In good gonera1 hcaith. |
but ia qn,te lama from tho pa1Alytlc attack b" !
ltail &c 10 ttine sit'ce. |
Tho TARTAR la'l[es aro studying madeline At 1t.
rctort o,,rg. It ralutreH IN u'.uhuhl scenes eo
ntt IN them 80 tn1tkr.emestc.
raeantnl'a fiddle WAS p1ayah upon recantly hy
Al R1ultour At Genoa, whure 1t IL hunB III sus
CAy-l{a,l "a an object OF worship.
tlra.s Hreonuood's cottnao nt Mhnltor1. Go'.'
ms lt gu sold for taxes. Tho Collector fafnSsa
t, aiya her moso grace than aao hhd.
Tue name Of Joshua has u strange fssnfnhtion
fer voung editor, who would fam repeat tho
experiment Of atotph,R tho Daily b.''
An ortorprislug parisian tol'accop!at las IN"
trpd,1red 1 Byatem OF rontinG out uinhseLas, aH
tLentrical people rent out opera-glasses.
LIN. tiu Myers, Of urenu ToSuahlp. Ia. hanged
ni,nec;f tho othor DAY with noop-skttl. an
u:1ul, .akablo subject Of tho deapos potsscoat'
A t;rauylls (Nis.) millionaire onfsrs $50.
10 the ntst Incorporated tuwn lh tho Slate Which,
will rls4ge itsof uayof again to tolerate o'ass
band.
Ihc Rev. II, II. Collision. of tits state, VII!
have tcutv to rio NJ pAA1or nf = church IN otta-
WI. Can. The Uo,nfutan ceDtres !ts iatqultg IN
itH Capital
The s,aailest Napolcon 1aa reca1vsd conRsatu-
l,cry ottors from lnIt million Of hin DonapArt-
IL. fri,:udu, because he atoppoa runaway horse
With brlckbat.
Trsasurer Nss'a autograph ia tn high demand
at Washington. Somo Of tho clerks of th" De-
tartm mt who received 1t will pay about $3.50
. yrat for It indirectly.
l,nnf do those gifted with an iutamatn Under
s'andng OF tho mysteries Of Providence explain
tic Ia: It that James fIewlattt or 1lylals.own. NJ
J.. wx. struck by lightning while distributing
tiacka?
Gen. Israa1 Putnam rot only cnllod an English
mai ll;a "enemy." but evon spallsd 1t with an l.
/, Dot ton had only kuosn that month ago, they
wotld haze regarded their own newspapers with
moro i,nlenoy.
1 vordct Of six conts has been given against
tho Droo.sjyn Ara,.s tn . recent libol Auis. Aa
s..,s svea will probshty be deducted from Dayards
salary, expect him to aunouncett a. ~ very sick
celtonuial season"
rnc Milwsukee Ne1os celebrated the National
fl.,:Idty by declaring that George Washington
told nj, English tourist that the rnosaas.o~s on
Lilo taamplain could bite through si1lcs
tott" There's patriotism
-, T+..,.s ,e,;pp,aU.v hv ineau,ous,v de.
,s,t ~ ~ paria Ia am.
etn'.ns .A1. "@1A s nouarn.,s,, ,o a,,raot In
, 1875-07-09
now stopping It Hendon. aud Edward Thornton.
Of Yorkshire. Eng!aud's champion loo brda
Durlin9hAm rules.


BASEBALL.
Observation-Disclosures
NoaroN, July B.-Daae-baIt: Dostens, I Ath-
lesicA 8.
wnrrH srocTIS1s--RocHEaTER,
ROCHESTER,. N. T.. tViy s.-Thd Wnte 5tnck.
inga, of Chicago, dafehled the Rochester Club
to.day-l4 to j.
IT. Lut'ls nnotTHa--rHfEArEtpn1As.
pntLApElru1t, .tuis s.-b4ae bali. IT. Louis
Browns. 8 j; rhiladeEphas. &.
CANE ar Lot1striLE-
Lor1sr1LLE. Ky, Jul. a.-I}ase bali: 81. Louis
Rcd Socks, +: LonIarlflt Eagles. q.
huTuAlA rs. HaRrFoRpH.
1lAnTronn, c., july s.--Base Bail a1usua1a4
O; uartiordst z.
, 1875-07-09

OBITUARY.
HUNK, N, g., july s--Qsofgs 1sssu. eas*.
nan, d1ad to~d4y. Aksd 10.
, 1875-07-09

LownoN, July 8.-A latter ftom nnda~pasth
coutisns tia reports Of tho destructive charac.
ter Of tbs rscaut storms. and says that twenty
o'ght bodiea havo already boon found, whtta osor
property GU tho mountain alopeY wsa fearful.
No villas on tho upper Kroual aoureiy escaped.
Hundreds Of people arc destitute Aid honeiesr.
Subscriptions have beeu opausd aud relief il be-
Log ubo1Auy Klyou,
, 1875-07-09
AQUATIC.
SWIMMING MATCH,

PHILADELPHIA July q. - Tho International
awtn,mlug match for a., 900 and tbs chaml ton-
Fn,p Of the world. boewoen j. II. Johnson and
Thomas Coyte, haa boen postponed ontl tue
91d.
, 1875-07-09
SPAIN.
AD1{Y MOVEMENTS.


MApn.n, July 8.,-Tns Alphonalat forces under
deu. Martinez Campos sailed from Vinatoy on
tho 9Th inst. for Catalonia. Gen. Joyo!lar, with
the main bols Of tho Alphoualsta, was to leaFo
oantavlcja to-day for tho purpose Of reeroahing
the Ebro In pursuit Of Con. Dorrcgaray. who,
with 7,u00 mon, had vafnly atteuiDted 10 croas
tho Hycr Cinss. Deiatrs'B brigade bars bia pas'
sage towards Catalonia.
, oAR1.tsT rRvERHEA.
The Aiphonsist Gun. Arrando has, After iva
hours' engagoU,ent. defeated niao Catlist bat.
taIions under command OF aaballo, aud relieved
thU town Of Ia JuuBuora. Tho lDas OIL DotA
sideA IL considerable.
Cons. Qaesada and Iona forced the Caribt
possllnus 1t Trevlno, aud sunt Tello to rolieso
YittonA, .-...-.
Many Caslists wcrn killed In thcso movemanta.
Tho Spanish squadron bonbatdsd tue to"n OF
Dermeo twD dnyH.
Anong tho prisoners csptured by tho Alphon-
slsts At Gantavieja wuso representatives ot tho
provincial denusation Of Aragon. and pupils OK
the Catllat military school.
Cs.liats are continually presenting themselves
to tho Authori,loY at CASTELAR, tonAildlnY ato.
mostly.
Tu1NoH "AMKLIoRATEn."
! PAn1a, July IA telegram recotvea hort
Rta.es that tho Alfouaist donernl QuoaaiA hea
ro-oatkblInhea communications with Vittorie
Tho Hkr In tho oentyo IL thought to be anlsllet!
| Tbs situation IN tho North tA Enuo snellosAtad
, 1875-07-09

AaFo oudE6I Q!HLlpRul10e1 aULh1E8eR k4n Kt1n~
eas per week tor weekly portion (sight co1umns
III lrnRth) of n noyal, aud, upon the lady nay
Ing tLat her terms wero double that amount, to
hara sxpteased crest surprise. Whereupon tho
lady saids II 1hAss loug s!ace given up nacz4ao-
Ing my bread aud butter Ia order to furnish aeu-
tlsLien like yourself with aakos and wuo."
young !Ady In Indianapolis sought to inapart
the hue Of health 10 her cheeks the other oven.
1nR, whhn dressing for party, Aud found tho
re'uisits bloom In the colosing matter Of some
clnuamoo.osndy. During shs sysplug her ol,ssks
bscsms vary much swollen, aud the poison soon
aftar communicated ltsslf to her ayes. she 10
uow quits b1and, and there seems to b. 4ttls
hops That ahs N1ll eTer regain her slight.
HOTEL AaAlyALs.
4 81 us uaS1st-W A. ahsldon, Nav York; Dudley
S9!1sFa r.eiao n.i!tesa j. X nanasy. shsbo,s.n s
Ass'a q @os:t ~ nfSsaa 6s'oisda; ii
JMea Ls*s De.tai.: l. Y. KanIlaa, Il. ianl 0r.ass
ra'lsdsph!a....s sh<r.ian Ho.s..l. wastou. aslsss.
tn;J Jone.. Witesbsfss; 4ifrsl Egeston' Albany
:s sp: sa..s s;'1s.; L. T. "
niss ~ :.es. eassa.a at%ei'; ii! =
E'sa; Pl1aeI!h. i.i, osStas stnfS5a oEern Ron
j.F. Lougfellov UmAl. j.. (. Ad.msau, b. Msiass
+ SPENCE r.,,t i l9,t..ns ,t r.; g,aaa
ts! o;i1: sso d ~ r. NJ aatt ~1yns; g W Yintoty
~, uomss. u, Louis; y. t. Fake, Ottawa; Z. Il
HLlte. Los..,ia; u. 9; hy4Sr, Eau Fss1c..eo: 4: Y
Idly, d. jo:spls b. 4, Nilsi. Ieal.vils; oeors y
X. BUCKLEY. lhltaaeltl.. !tihtr ltsu.e-l. =, Lar
tholomsx. fsau.yl.sn.; " ": :; MI, MI, hs.hvtlis;
u. ". Daaeock K.n..si 1hona. heb.nis!'a. BEN
P3natont. 4. A1tsl. boston; !. 7. Lalu, Nsx o.
laali1j Nathan ylsiaeh, New York: tbs Nsy. r. u
arreE Springfield: ]. Richards, New York; ". J
sssasa s.s l. u Luut. Wssh ltxin, H!sseusk natrX y
camptall, Nav York; 4. 3. B4rros, urasl uee.gs n
xasGes, Cineinnstt..: Ga.dn<r Deus-D. Martin
N:E Portj y. 4, IAzlins thiladeIphia .. u. Waldo
AtTAukes; D. L. Daufusth, Da4utIs; 2. 4: Cos, Il
Ioai.} Wilista hlnturu. haw Yoik; r, Wooanat
e.A LAas ottlt O. II. Thumson4 ths ksfA. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-23
THE NEW ELDORADO.
Gold in the Black Hllls-. There's
Millions in IT.,

CHICAGO, June "a special correspond
ent of the Inter Ocean, with the scientific eX-
petition III the Black Hills; at Camp Har-
ney, on French creek, Clusters gulch. sends
the following telegram via Fort Laramie,
GATED June 8: Gold in large quantities ami
OF good quality has been discovered in Gus
ters gulch, French creek, and along this
stream for a distance of upwards of seven
miles the source or gulch mines. There are
scattered along French creek four different
mining parties, numbering = men who have
taken up claims, on all of which gold of good
color has been obtained. There are also sew
eral quartz lodes which promise rich returns,
but the greatest importance is attached 10
gulch gold diggings. When the gold was dis
covered the scientists were at Camp futile,
and one arrived here yesterday afternoon,
when they were somewhat astonishei at the
discovery. 1t is intended to make this a
permanent camp. where the command will
remain until the return Of the supply train
from Laramie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-23
THE BEECHER TRIAL,
PrOceedfnxs In l,Ourl To.,Iav

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Beecher and his Wi 20
came early into the court room this morning
and Tilton was In his place before the pro-
ceedings began. The number of spectators
visible decrease in the number of ladies
present. After the court opened
MR.. EVARTS SAID
that in regard To the Judges charge they ma 4
revised their requests TO charge AMI after the
charge was delivered they would be presente |
to the court.
MR. BEACH INTERRUPTED.
Mr.. Beach then continued his address
quoting nom the works OF Beecher. and spoke
OF mis- invitation 10 all WHO loved the Lord
Jesus and who were not members of any
church to commune in fellowship with MIN.
Mr.. Sherman objected To these citations
from sermons or lectures of Beecher, on the
ground that they had not been placed in evil
dence.
Mr.. EvaTt intimated that these quotations
made from writings that were not placed in
evidence. might be COMPOUNDED by the Jury
with some which were in evidence
Mr.. Beach argued that he made quotations
not as evidence in the case, but as to the con
trary theories held by this defendant
Mr.: Shearman objected TO the quotations.
ON the ground that they were botn illegal
and improper.
Judge Nelson suggested that Mr. Shear
man make his objections when Mr. Beach
got through, and Mr.. Beach broke out with:
Tine gentleman Is wrong; nv quotations
are right and challenge him TO prove that
they are wrong
Mr.. Sherman accepted the challenge and
was about TO read the sermon in which the
invitation 10 communicates was extended
when Mr.. Beach objected To the reading of
any whole article from which he had ouoiel
objections would he in order when Mr.. Beacn
closed his address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-23
G EOR G ETC w n.

SAILORS LOCKED CP.-Three sailors.
named James Manning. VI. II. BOh!in and
Christopher liealy. were yesterday brought
before Justice Jenkin Thomas charged with
deserving from the schooner Farley. The
men shipped few weeks ago at Boston Tor
three months. but left the vessel upon its
arrival at this port a couple OF days ago.
They state a. their reason for leaving that
the mate, Dennis Colt, was extremely cruel,
and that miserable fopd was furnished them.
They expressed a willingness 10 go on board
ara serve out their time. but the capital II
oemurred aud aSke that they he locked up
until the sailing OF The vessel, which was ac-
coriingly done
RIVER NEWs.-Arrived. schooner Mont1-
ma. from kenncbec river. Me-, with 200 tons
al ice for hennepsc Ice Company; schr. Adj
die l.. Lee, with j0OOo feet of lumber for Jos.
* J. +. Libbey; Schr.J. X. Warner, with coal;
Schr. Mary Roosevelt, with ice for the Great
Falls Ice Company; schr. STANDARD. with
.u.ct0 feet OF lumber; Schr. Emma, with
20.uUn feet do. and schr. Elizabeth, with
t-s.r09 feet DO. for Whe3tley Bros.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-23
THE BLACK HILLS BONANZA
A THREATENED INDIAN WAR.
THE BEECHER TRIAL.
PRESS EXCURSION TO RAWLEY.
POLITICAL Reform IN CALIFORNIA.
THE PRESS EYCURSIOyISTS.
W no a re I'm ROute for RaWley Springs.

IoptctO 20 Inc Z CefilItg StGF.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO II. r., June D.
The press excursiOnists to Rawley Springs
in charge of Major Koontz, are as follows
l.. \. GObright, Associated Press; J. NJ Sar-
Wis, finance reporter: Alex. Hunter, editor
Alexandria Sentinel: VIM. III. Towle. 1Alcrda-
d!fG Gazette; j. d. Doyle, S,niddy Herald; w.
g. Riley, NUlOndi Republican,; T.. B. Moore,
Telegram: T.. b. Hay, G0zctte; j. c. Proctor,
Daily Critic: George c. Wedderburn. Rich
,goad Enquire; Cliff. Warden, Boston Pcs:
George Douglass, The Cupi'0l; Frank Smyth,
Virginia and \. y. press; Crosby $. Noyes
EVENING STAR; J. Il. Mccarthy. Formers
S'tItt0y Chronicle: John \. Downs, ST. Marc;
J. Y. Potts, National Republican,: w. Lenox
Towers, Tribune, d. C.; Charles T. Tyler, st.
Marc; j. B. Male, Washington; Luke Dew
lin; Charles 8. Steele. ". y. TeIeTttG James
X. O'Beirne, " y. Herald; Clarence VI. Bar.
ton, Washington Chronicle: w. III. Towers,
Washington Tribune: III. G.. Hayes, ". Y. As
sOciated Press; j. j. Stewart, UdshiaJ'Oa
Critic: John b. Riordan. C5oI}es.ora Free
Press; 4. Fulton, baltimore american; d. VI.
White, CUpfUt.
The Baltimore party will join us on the
way.
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The RAILROAD SETTLEMENT-ds sy.tlce az
Passenger RGfcS.-It is understood that the
passenger rates will be advanced TO morrow
by the Baltimore and Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
railroads TO about the old standard previous
to the war. The advance will be in all Gi-
rections and To all points. There is a queS-
ton for settlement with the New York roads
involving about - on fares from and To New
York and Chicago, as a basis, and If il is de
cided To make the fare between those two
points SD, as before the war, the old rates
VIII be resumed at all points on the roads.
Mr.. sharp, master of transportation of the
baltimore and Ohio, was in conference yes
terday at Philadelphia with the officers Of
the philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
road, arranging for the passage of the trains
OF the baltimore and Ohio over the latter
road. The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore company asks that the PennSyl-
Vania railroad and Baltimore and Ohio Send
separate trains over the road. claim ing that
II the Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more ears are attached TO all trains they
would become cumbersome and great incon-
Venlence ensue at Baltimore and Philadel-
phla. The Baltimore and Ohio asks for com
blnatlon trains, and the Pennsylvania rail
ROAD is satisfied every way. This was the
state OF the matter up TO yesterday but il is
learned that an adjustment has been about
reached, and that the Baltimore and OHIO
trains will pass over the road and over the
New Jersey roads in q day or two There
Will be another advance in freight rates
shortly, but whether the figures will be
nearly the same as summer rates before the
war has not yet been determined upon
Bar. Slig,
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Ine Markela.

BALTIMORE, June .. Cotton steady-miiUirg,
i+sd5 Flour very quiet and unchanged. Wheat
9uil and heavy-No. 2western red, .2aal 30; No ,
Ml"aTkee spring, lie; other grades unchanged
Corn-s0uthern steady, western quiet: southern
white Sass southern yellow S3 western mixed, ~:
spot, g, delivered after July 5. 0as duh and an
changed. Bye dull and nominal Hay easier-nut
gngiatiy lower; Pennsylvania aud MARI lald, l. ul
l9.:OazO 20. Bulk meas shoulder, $40
f S rib side, l1a loose packed, 9ai2
bacon-s h. uIdders. ga; clear rib sides, ~
Hams. l4ali1a Lard dull and heavy = refined,
l4Aal5 Butter dull-western extra, 2Oa22; do,
trsis lsa2U. PetTl leUm nominsl-crude, s. li re
hned l21sal274. Coffee quiet but frm-Jrdin mary 10
prime Rls cargCes. l6alosI: JobbinC, l65a iigjs
W hisHy firm, J. l9al 20-lattrr Jobbiug
BALTiMoRE, June 23-yirguia 6s, peelers, A.;
DO, Consolidated, $50; West Nirginias, "a; North
arollna o s, old. 2U do. new, IL. do special thX
tld 10 day. Sugar strong and active, lOla tl0ss
NEW 1ORK, June 23.-StOCks active and s.r0u ger
Money!. Gold. Ia Exchange. long, As =: short
4ey5a. Governments active ana steady.
NEW YORK, June 23.-RlOuT dull and drOapius
heat quiet and unchanged. Corn dull aud d-c!iiI-
LoNroN, June q. 1890 2 m.-Con>ol~ for money.
luv4a. Erie, lIs, do. preferred, 81.