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the scale ruling in other cities. The committee 70
ported by O majority OF nine against any change,

the scale ruling in other cities The committee re-
ported by O majority OF nine against any change,
two being In the minority. The vote was adopteo
amid much confusion, caused by the votes OF the
In the Government office who were present IN p,e
ponderatng force The foreman OF The Star once, VINO
advocated reduction said the prices now ruling cona
not be maintained and that II the reauc,om WIZ T,"s
day. as he had already introduced TO his sccessorn
the foremanship
number OF fishermen have applied to the Secretary OF
the Treasury for Of the duty on salt used py
them in sailing down their seincs for preservation when
not in use One man engaged In this industry says that
he owns seine valued at 81 O0O and that within the
last three months 90 hogsheads OF salt have been sed
this satngdown process The question Is n me Snsp
mnt to the belief that 1t poweress to grant the ich'
asked for
Jerome j. Hlnds charged with brbing Frank T. Chan
mel clerk in the PostOice Department, in connection
with the fraudulent mail bids has been acquitted II
thought that this being one OF the strongest cases and
failing to convict, noHe pToseqm VIII he ehtereu II, ,e
other cases against Kinds. Kinds was the only party
concerned in mail bid frauds indicted the Others appear
ing as witnesses against him.
Z Dispatches received from Commander Dewey OF tho
United states steamer Naracansctt report that the work
OF surveying the Gulf and coast OF Lower California mas
been completed and the vessel now en- route 20 san
Francisco. The Narragansett has been engaged upon
this survey for than year. and the Work mas oeen
very satisfactory.
The contracts for supplies to the various navyyards
throughout the country bids for which were opened in
the Bureau Construction and Repair few days ago
will be awarded this week The sum total OF thcsc Soh
tracts is between 1900 600 and 100000
The Treasury Department has informally received
information that the pending investigation into affairs
In connection with tie construction Of the PosOtnce ana
Custom house at Boston has already developed mahJ
Irregularities. full report IL expected shortly
naval force with steam launches. viii be ordered "
proceed TO the mouth of the Rio Grande TO look after our
interests there and cooperate with the army In the sup
preston Of Mexican raids.
Mr.. Smelling Of Pennsylvania has, at the instance OF
Ean hepn Amounted DEPUTY Commissioner
of Customs the appointment to take effect the lst OF
July
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FAILURE OF THE BOLD ATTEMPT OF FoRGER
RAITIuORr. June 2O.-ln the Orphans Court

Yesterday IN the Of Paul schnppe On petition 10
revoke the probate of will Of Miss Maria NJ stencke,
deceased upon the ground Of alleged marriage at Car
isle Penn with said Sch9ppe emitting him to her en-
tire estate Judge Ingles delivered the opinion OF the
Court He held that the Petitioner had failed TO prove
the marriage alleged and that the documents produced
nv him 10 establish it forged. II will be remem-
bcred that after the death of Miss sencke, In Jan ay
1869, Paul schu,ppc indicted tried, and convicted
ON charge of causing her dcsh by prussc acid poison
a, Carlisle Penn Afterwards under special act OF the
Pennsylvania Legislature, he was granted new riil
which resulted in his acquttal. In October. 1872
schmppe flcd bis petition in the Orphans Court in this
CITY In March OF last year the taken up and
after trial submitted In the progress OF tde tla
rtipd record OF the Police Court OF Etin, GeIhanf
was produced showing That schGppc had been convicted
in the Berlin Court Of larceny, forgery, and extOiOD
Scheme is now convict in the Illinois State prison at
Joliet having been convicted in Chicago OF forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
UNION PACIFIC STOCK.

HOW THE SHAKES AXE DlSlhibi CGD'
LIST OF THE STOCKHOLDERS AND OF THE NUMbI"
OF SHARES HELD BY EACH.
Union Pacific Railroad stock has been the
great puzzle In wall-st for the past two months VIVA,
the leaders in 1t intended to do was question when AZ
asked but none could answer. From comparatively
quiet stock has become the most active IN the s m,u
now stands first in the operations of the Exchange Inc
pincipa leaders in the movement in this stock are wen
known to wallst operators. but the extent OF ueir
ard the Of the rank and file OF thcr Io
lowers have never yet been made known The deciara
ton OF dividend, however, has caused oil the genuine
stockholders to transfer the certificates OF stock INTO the
own names in order to obtain the dividend
The following transcript OF the stock ledgers OF the
company at the Office of the Union Trust Company Oh
Broadway which ia the NewYork agent OF the Union IA
cifc Railroad Company This transcript gives the totai
number Of shares 3G745O, and presents complete
list of the stockholders OF the Union Pacific Karoau
at the close of the books at the end OF the days bs
ness on June 49, 1875 with the number Of shares held
by each. These are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

ANNAPOLIS, June 20.-Admiral Rogers gave
complimentary hop last evening to the graduating class
of Midshpmen The officers OF :hc Academy and citizens
did not attend except spectators beautiful dancing
PAVILION was erected for the OCCASION on the open lawn
nearly in front OF the Admiras residence plank moor
covered with canvas laid. and awning composed
the ceiling The walls formed Of festOoned and cur
taDe lags The entire surroundings were Illuminated
by Chinese lanterns and uansparencies. Inc ptyLIo1
wa lighted with gas and presented very happy aud
brilliant spectacle. Near this was placed pavilion for
the hand Dancing ceased before ~ CLOCK. oecie'iy
Robnson attended lie Will deliver the diplomas to the
orad tO-luOrrOW.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-The order of june 8, re-
evng Capt VIM Adams, Ordnance Storekeeper fom duty
nj Monroe " az Arsenal and ordering him 70
duty at the Rock Island Arsenal has been revoked
The following promotions in the have been made
Capt Curtis 81 Cavalry, 10 be Major IN the 10th
airy Vice McKbben retired First Lieut. VIM II. Andrews
Sd cavalry Captain Curtis First Lieut.
J. scott Payne. 9th cavalry TO be Captain, vice WIN II
Brown deceased second Lieut. Phneas y. Barnard, 3th
Cavalry 10 be First Lieutenant vice Payne promoted First
Lieut. John Engle 10Th Infantry TO be Captain vice Jas
r. deceased Second Lieut. Cyrus NJ Deany 18th In.
fantry be firs Lieutenant wee Engle pronoed second
Lieut. Mason NJ Maxon 10Th Ca, airy ~ be tst Lieutenant
vice Spencer dismissed seoond Lieut. Albert t. cumians,
Ar ry " DO First Lieutenant vice Mccoy docsased
second Lsul Jacob L. Bloom First Lieutenant vice
Marshall, appointed Captain and ouartcrnas.er
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VISIT OF POsTMAsTER-GENERALJ JEWELL TO THE
WESTERN CITIES

ST.. LOUIS, June 20.-Postmaster- General
Jewell arrived here yesterday accompanied by George
Bangs, the Superintendent OF Postal Railways. The
inspected in the morning, and consuita
ton with several Special Agents OF the Department
To-day he visits the Presidents farm few miles from
town. On Monday he will meet number of posmasters
OF this State and Special Agents of Missouri, Arkansas
Kansas Nebraska ana Iowa. for consultation with me
view Of increasing and improving the postal service OF
those States on Tuesday ne will visit Indianapolis ;
Wednesday, Cincinnati and Thursday, Columbus, ONO
where Inc will the pOstmaters who can make con-
vcnicnt to meet him. and consult regarding inc gener
hnprOv nent of the service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
THE ST. PETERSBURG CONFERENCE.
A new circular note of the Russian Govern
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

CONSIDERATION OF The ELECTORAL BILL IN The
COMMITTEE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BHTwEEn
N. GAMBEITA AND TBE BONAPARTIsIs
PARIS sunday, June 20, 1875.
The Committee of Thirty have been con-
sderng the Electoral bill They have decided 10 main
tain the system Of voting by departments.
In the Assembly yesterday violent recriminstohs
pas between NJ Gambeta and the Bonapartss ~ 70
tn responsibility for the extraordinary taxation made
necessary by the late
The Assembly has decided to take ny the Pubic
Powers Bill to morrow for debate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
TIE CONVICTIONS OF TWO NOTED UTAH
OFFENDERS VACATED.

SALT LAKE CITY, June 20.-Phlip Shafer,
convicted of the murder of Peter yanValkcnberg, and
under sentence to be hanged today has been granted
new trial by the Supreme Court the that two
of the Jurors when drawn were naturazed citizens.
George Reynolds was found guilty of blgamy OF
poygamy at the last term OF the District Court
This being the first conviction in this Terri
tory under that law, Reynolds was not SEN
ton OF taking the to the United States Supreme
Court The Supreme Court OF the Territory decided yes
teray that the previous conviction Dll and void
from The lact that the Grand Jury composed OF %
instead of 10 grand jurors, required by the Territorial
Statutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
THE WHISRY Fra UDS.
DELAY IN THE TRIAL OF THE CASES.

WAsHIsGTOS June 90 1875.
The Secretary of the Treasury announces
his desire to bring the whisky suits in the West and the
smuggling in NewYorS TO trial within week, or
at least to have both subjects disposed OF during the
present terms OF the courts. He has, however found
this be impossible He has suggested that the present
terms Of the cOurte in the West where the whisky cases
pending be prolonged so that those cases may be
tried at once. But the Judges have declined TO ac
quiesce in his request The Secretary thinks that the
delay in the trial of both the whisky and smuggling
cases viii tend 90 questions involved into tho
political arena and that they will be subjects entering
into political in the States result which he has
endeavOred to avoid. The delay caused by the adjourn
ment OF the il unfortunate for the Government in
many respects the Secretary thinks hut far as the
prosecution the dstlers is concerned he there
is nothing feared the Government Is in posses
sion of their record of operations As 10 the prosecution
implicated officials it would be desirable to have the
trial under way as pOsslble, as witnesses are
necessary convict, and II Is often the with wit
that there delay their memory falls then and
Admitting all ths the Secretary Is confident tha many
convictions will be secured at the next term OF the
courts. ...
LOUISVILLE, June 2O.-The stock of Herman
& Exner liquor dealers in this city, has been selzcd for
alleged violation Of the Revenue laws One member OF
the firm was arrested yesterday and gave bail The firm
VIII probably give a bond and proceed with business
This the first arrest made here The firm protest their
innocence.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 20.-An Illicit dis
ery was seized by the United States Marshal on Friday
near TeXarkana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
LUxURIANT CROPS IN KANSAS AND MISSOURI

KANSAS Nll1, <O.-NIop PiosPoo'o LII
Kansas were never as good as Large farmers in
the Western portion OF the state teegraphng here
for harvest hands, and complain that they cannot get
men enough. The harvesting in Southern Kansas has
CONNIE need and the average is immense. Some OF the
comparatively counties claim 100000 bushels OF
wheat and a rough estimate OF wheat for the south
western part of the State is 100000 or 100000
bub.I Sneciols from Central Missouri as well from
other parts outside the grasshopper belt are equally en-
coura gng In the grassh0pcr belt an enormous average
f corn has planted-mOge by 80 cent than any
previous year aud the frequent rains and hot sunny
DAYS which have prevailed for q week or more nave
raised high hopes or a biz crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST FOREIGNERS IN
CHINA.

INSULT To UNITED STATES CONSUL BY NATIVE
sOIDIERy-ATTACK on BRITISH CoSsULATE-
ACTION OF THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT.
SHANGHAI, Friday, June -, 1878.
Intelligence has been received from Chin
Kang that body OF the native soery at that place In
suited the United States Consul ami his wife Two Of
the aggressors arrested and temporarily confined
in the British Consulate when mob Of the sodicrs sur
rounded the building and cnicayoed TO effect the rescue
OF their companions The Europeans hastily mustered
and prepared defend the Consulate but the Chinese
authorities succeeded In qnieng the mob The British
and American Consuls at this city have left for Chin
Kiang The United States man of-wa Pace and 'bS
British war ship Thaia i'll follow them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
ADVANCE IN WESTERN FREIGHT RATES.

ADVANCE ~ WESTERN FREIGHT RATES
BALTIMORE, June 20.-It is learned on good
authority tonight that, result Of the eonfcreDceon
Saturday in Philadelphia between the Baltimore and
Ohio and tho Pennsylvania Railroad ticket and freight
agents, the rates Westcrnbound freight will DO ad
vanced to morrow in Philadelphia and baltimore and
they will be further advanced In fcw days There
will be no change IN passenger rates for day Or two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
,oss OF LIFE AMONG MAINE FISHERMEN.

CALAIS, Me-, June 2O-The heavy storm OF
Friday night caused some of life along the coast
large number OF boats engaged In salmon hshng near
Port Lepreaux, N. b., were caught by the gale one
boat containing SIX young men, nom hasquash ~. d.,
- ,o,na haitian inward this morning, and tOwed
into Irnreanx The crew Ia supposed To be lost. No
h.dies have been recovered ~ yet Many boats are sun
.siae And n M feared thai number VI other lives have
bvcn lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-The shipments OF
coal Cuberiand, Md, to Georgetown, ID. Co. over the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal during the past two or three
weeks have very heavy Between 80 and 60 boats
have arrived daily, averaging 10 tons EACH Most Of 1t
has shipped TO New England and one or twOVesses
have cleared with cargoes for the West indies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
LIE FAILURES IN CANADA.

LIABILITIES OF MEssRs. j.. ID JEwFrT a Co.--Ev-
FEET or HE FAILURE ON TRADE.
ST. JOHNS, n. b., June 10.-The liabilities Of
E. D. Jewett & Co.. nearly $6,0000O0. One bank -
st. Johns holds paper to the extent OF S26O,0Oo;
another, 100000; a third, 100000, and fourth,
100000 The failure ascbed TO losses Of lumber, tho
general depression trade and engagements connected
with the Western Extension Railway bonds. The ehece
the general St John h. depressing, but Tho
banks Will sustain the losses without curtahng Tbs
failure the heaviest known IN this part or tho
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
MAIICIoIs ACCrsArIoN OF MURpER.

PROVIDENCE June 20.-lt has been discoy-
cred that letter. signed Henry j. Merton and charging
that Capt Calvin g. CahOone OF this city was murdered
last Summer on 81. Lawrence steamer. was written ny
J. NJ Gouldsburgh chiropodst Of Providence or Boston
The object apparently to throw suspicion upon sur
yvor OF the party, with whom Gouldsbuigh had quar-
relied The police OF Providence, Boston, and Montreal
have been engaged nearly year trying TO mud Merton
There s no doubt Cahoone accidentally drowned as
frsf renOrted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
NEW RAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH.

TRENTON, n. j., June 2O.-Artices of asso-
citation were filed yesterday for the formation of com
pany and the building OF railroad to be called the Long
Branch and Sea- irt Railroad The road is intended to
run from Ocean Beach to squan Village In order to form
a connection with the NcwYork and Long Branch Rail
dale Railroad The capt?l stock is 100000. The di
rcctors are Joseph Taylor johnson, Samuel KNOX, An
thony cklcss, Henry =. Little, and James Johnson
The road il but five miles in length but 1t makes
important connections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
NEWSPAPER OPPOSITION TO EXTORTIoN AT
NIAGARA FALLS.

NIAGARA FALLS, June 2O.-GeOrge Ii. Fitch
Of New Brighton who delivered the Woodford prize ora
ton Cornell University last week, arrived here today
TO assume the edorshp OF The Daily Register the new
paper devoted TO the exposition of the evils which have
east a repr0ach Niagara Falls as watering place ana
which has lately been Threatened with libel SUIT by the
hac hlneu Xhn are fetling its etCcts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
TIE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION IN
yITED TO ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-Thc Democratic Cen
tral Committee adopted resolution yesterday in behaf
Of the Democracy of this city and State, inviting the
National Democratic Convention OF 1876 to assemble III
this city, The Committee pledge themselves to make
annie preparations for the reception and aceoinino
dation OF all who attend the Convention Inc place pro
nosed nr holding the Convention will be the hall OF
he new Chamber OF Commerce building, which VIII DC
galleries ali around the hall and capacity for seating
4 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
THE CAPIIST WAR

UNION Oh IRE FORCES OF CAMPOS AND JoYELLhB.
MADRID, Saturday, June 49, 1878
Gen. MARTINEZ Campos has succeeded in
crossing the River Ebro notwithstanding the fact thas
a heavy fire kept up upon his forces by the Carlisle
BY this movement he has established communicative
with Gen. Jovellar, Commander Of the Army Of The
Center,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
ARREST oFA CALIFORNIA prF,rLrER

SAN FRANCISCO, juno 20..-John Miller, See
rotary OF the Contract and Finence Company u the Cen
trial Pacific Railroad, arrested on The siD yesterday
at Marysvic and taken TO San Francisco by special
train II runorcd that he defau'tcr TO the
OF 5000 900 Thc Is said to DC stock specnlacnA
The Company arc very rctlcent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
SUICIDE BY DROWNING.

An unknown man, apparently about 30
years Of age Ave feet inches high with black hairs
vhlskers, and mustache, brown eyes, dressed In
dark coat, vcst, and panaloons, plaid woolcn
shirt and boots committed suicide early this morning By
jumping from the wharf at the foot OF DesbrossessA
near the slip OF the ferry TO Jersey CITY The esdy We
taken ~ the sixth Precinct poks stAoS for hensss
finn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
CENTENNIAL WORK IN CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Conn, June 2O.-A meeting Of
ladies was held Saturday to consider plan for form
ing woman's Centennial Association, auxiliary 10 the
National Association. The ladies were addressed by
Judge y. shipman, Mrs L. D. Gillespie Of Philadelphia,
and Gen HaNl.y. committee was appointed 10 pre-
sent a list " officers at "a future meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

THE AMERICAN RIFLEMEN IN IRELAND.
SERVICE ATTENDED AT ST. PArRIcK's CATHEDRAL
ENTERTAINMENT DY TBS LORD MAYOR o.
DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, June 20 1878.
The American rifemen by invitation OF tho
Lord Mayor attended divine service to-day at st. Patrcfs
Cathedral. The sermon, which preached by Canon
Keeper. cuogy OF monarchy and the established
churches Residents Of the city comment severely ON the
speakers remarks. In the evening the visitors enjoyed
the hospiiaites of the Lord Mayors mansion.
THE ST. PETERSBURG CONFERENCE.
ITS OBJECT NOT THE CONCLUSION or AN iNfEk
NATIONAL TREATY PROTOCOL 70 BIN PREPARED
FOR SIGNATURE.
LONDON, Saturday, June 10, 1873
A new circular note of the Russian Govern
ernmen 10 thc powers dated May 90 says that the OBJ
ject of the 81 Petersburg Conference IL not the conclusion
OF formal international treaty. Invitations viii he n
sued when all the Governments have replied 20 the Sep
TENDER circular II Is believed that Russia intends thas
protocol shall lie drafted enumeratng the principles OF
international law accompanied with declaration from
each OF the powers signing 10 that they viii oeserye The
principles as far as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

THE WALKING CHAMPION OF NEw-ENGLAND
. Boston, June 20.-The 100-mile walk for
the pedestrian championship Of NowEngland and $500.
was won by Haydock English pedestrian. In % hours,
80 minutes and 20 seconds. Gushing walked II miles,
and Avery walked rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
POPULATION OF PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, June 20.-Thc State census,
now about flushed shows the population of Providence
to be little more than 10000 gan 1920 since last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
TIE porTsvILLE MINERS STILL HANGING BACK

THE POTTSNILLE MINERS SILL. HAN"iNO DAN
PoTTsvILE, June 20.--During last week
large number of the coleres resumed work and many
Others are preparing to commence on Monday The men
in the vicinity OF st. Clair and Mnersvile continue the
strike being unwilling TO 90 in at the reduction. II Is
predicted they will IN during the coming week The
military continue duty at MaIanoy City and shenan
dUah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
WASHINGTON.
THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS.
REPORTS FROM 2,045 BANKs-THEIn CONDITION ON
MAY 1.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-The following is an
abstract OF the reports made to the Controller of the Cur
rency showing the condition Of the National banks in the
United States the close Of business Saturday the
LIST day Of May, 1873:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

TIRE IoCUsTs ABANDON SOUTHERN NEBRASKA.
ST. LOUIE, June 20.-Reports from all parts
OF Southern Nebraska say that the grasshopper
have been exaggerated The insects have N inc "o''
h, lection Of the State and The few that remain are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

SUMMER PRICES OF COAL IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 20.-COal dealers have fixed
the price Of anthracite coal for the Summer at 50 SO per
ton for nut range and 80 for other ranges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
OPPOSITION TO THE PAYMENT OF TAXES u
NEWOELEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2O.-The Tax Resisters,
having failed against the State, have reorgazed under
the name OF the Property Holders Union and are now
exercising their influence in ob:trucng the collection o.
he cit take
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21

doing very little damage Wheat and other sma gaa n
will harvest from half TO a whole crop. The corn crop
win be full Where grain is seriously injured the farmers
are replanting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
POSSIBLE MIGRATION OF BRIGHAM YOUNG.

POSSIBLE M1GKATION OF BRIuHhM IVON"
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.-A dispatch from
rucsop Arizona says: The Ch=en 10 informed that Brig
ham Young ia anxious to establish colony IN sonora.
h great desire being 10 get away from the nnuence u
tho bubble schvol syhteiD OF the OhIteo ntatee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
HUNDRED MILE WALK AT AMENJA.

walked hundred miles in twenty-five hours and nine
minutes las, night the track Of the putchess
Agricultural Association. flushing at 1912 O'Clock lass
night. lie made the one hnndredth mile N Dioe aud
hall minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-21
THE DUBLIN FIRE.

AMOUNT or D.MAGE-DEATH OF PLRsoNs PROS
DRINKING WHISKY.
DUBLIN, Saturday, June 10, 1870.
The fire which broke out here last night has
been entirely cNtingished
Five Thousand casks Of liquor and 35 houses were do
stroyed ,-,
Three persons have died from the effects Of
drinking whisky at the fire FRIDAY night and II sss
In hospital from the same