, 1875-06-24

s.c1usrvKLY TO THE DAILY DISPATCH.

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s.CLus1vKLY TO THE DAILY DISPATCH.
DUBLIN, June Is. = The A nerican
rifemen, accompanied by Mayor Leech
and Alderman Manning of Dublin. and
a large number of friends left Cork on
special train for this city. They were
greeted With cheers at the various sta.
lions en- route. The Lord Mayor and
members of the corporation of the City
Of Dublin received them at the depot
here and conducted them to the car.
riages. A procession was then formed
with q band at the head and escorted
the guests through Sackville. Dawson
and other principal streets to the Shell
burn Hotel. A reception given the
team by the populace was very enthusl-
astic. Immense crowds along the route
cheered as long as the Americans we're
in sight. TIE railroad stations and
streets we're decorated with American
and Irish flags. The enthusiasm cul-
minated at the hotel when each member
of the team was cheered as he alighted
from his carriage The people pressed
forward to shake hands with them and
shouts of welcome were heard every
where. Thousands of spectators re-
mained in front of the hotel until late
hour at night. During the evening a
procession with bands OF music and
carrying flags and banners marched to
the place and serenaded the Americans.
La CoNSER, June i6.-Samuel Nc
Cartv. a resident of Fidalgo Island, was
Killed to-day at Dingswall's logging
camp, ,Samish, being crushed by FILLING
tree.
NEw ORLEANS, June 16.--The Calves
ton News. Brownsville special says news
frorS Mexico shows Revolutionary splr-
it prevailing. 1t il now belle, ed Gen.
Euro viii not come to the frontier. The
BODY of school teacher was found near
Mesu alte Parish Sunday with the head,
arms and legs severed from the body.
One Of the raiders killed by McNeeley's s
men had on McNeeleys clothes. The
result of McNeeley's fight with the
Mexicans is one killed and one wounded.
McNeeley's company is encamped near
the point where the railroad crosses DE
La Palma. Cortina's followers are very
mad at tie defeat of the raiders by Nc
Neeley and swear they will have three
men for their one. Some of the recap
tured cattle belong to men living more
than two hundred miles from the Rio
Grapde. Stock in Western Texas is
very scattered, for want of attention,
herdsmen fearing the Mexican raiders.
The reported fight between ranchers
and cattle thieves, and the killing cf
Capt. Fogles of Cortina's S force was not
verified.
BosroN. June 16.-The schedule OF
assets and liabilities Of Abraham jack
son, the lawyer charged with being a
defaulter shows his liabilities to be
$417,720, assets, Isl, ,6lS.
QUINCY, H., June ia tornado
passed over the northeast portion o.
this city last night, killing one man and
dong damage to the amount OF $50, 600.
OMAHA, June Is. = Specials to all
parts of the States and Western Iowa
say the ravages of grasshoppers have
been confined to q few counties. lhe
crop prospects were never better.
CHICAGO, June 16-Postmaster Gen.
eral Jewell arrived here yesterday even
ing. After staying a few days he will
visit Milwaukee and St. Louis.
A Chicago dispatch says Anna Dick
insou intends to leave Chicago in two
weeks to go to San Francisco and make
her debut there under well known
manager. She returned from the South
some time ago with enfeeble health,
cancelled her remaining lecture engage
ments and began to study for the stage.
The first character she is to assume has
not vet been announced. She goes to
the far west to begin an actress life
under the advice of numerous friends,
who believe that she viii succeed best
BY earning her laurels there first, rather
than run the gauntlet Of New York
critics.
New York. June ia cable dispatch
to Kierman's News Bureau announces
the suspension of the house of Alex
Colt & Co., Commission Merchants,
Manchester. England, with liabilities OF
s1,500, 900 sterling.
Shaud & Co., East India Merchants,
London have also failed; liabilities not
stated.
Boston, June 16.-Preliminary ser
vices were held in the vicinity of Bun
ker Hill to-day, and addresses delivered
in memory of the honoied dead, large
masses of people in procession headed
by various military and civic organiza-
tions that are here and which have ar
rived for the purpose of celebrating the
centennial of the battle of Bunker Hill
tomorrow.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 16.-The jury
in the case of the express robbery re-
turned verdict sentencing Matt Morris
and Ed. johnson to twenty years and
John Woods to ten years in the peniten-
tiary.
New YoRK, June 16.-The annual re-
gatta of the New York Yacht Club was
sailed to-day. The usual distance 40
miles was sailed. A novel feature was
the contest between the steam yachts
Ideal, Lookout and Carolina. The lat
ter won in hours, so minutes and 80
seconds. The prize for frst-class
schooner yachts was WON oy IdlWtI IL
S hours, 2l minutes and 48 seconds.
The second-class was won by the Comet
in hours, q minutes and Sc seconds
The Viscona won the frst-class sloop
prize and the Madiath the second.
ST.. LOUIS, No.. June 16.-A Repub-
ican Kansas City special says terrific
wind and hail storm passed over the
central portion of the State this evening
doing great domage to the crops.
Reports from Lafayette county say
that millions of toads have made their
appearance IN that vicinity. Farmers
are alarmed at the prospective damage
BY grasshoppers and toads.
VIENNA, June 15.-The Provincial
Court acquitted Messenger of the charge