, 1875-07-08

JsIvELY TO THE DAILY DISPATCH.

CHICAGO, June 29.-Oficers concerne
n the arrest and subsequent shooting {
the negro johnson last week were al
rested to-day and gave bail in $500
each. Friends of the deceased expires
the intention of prosecuting vigorousl
the authors of what they consider
cold blooded and deliberate murder.
Nxw YoRK. juno 20. = Application
was fled in the United States Circui
Court, before Judge Shipmap to-day
asking such modification of the ords
of sale in the foreclosure suit agains
the Northern Pacific Railroad Compan.
ss will give the claims of the first mort
gage bond holders precedence over al
others. 1t is understood there will bt
no opposition to the motion and that Il
will be substantially granted in form
providing that only few prior liens,
such as taxes. etc., amounting In all
not over 800, 900 shall take precedence.
CHICAGO, June 30.-A San Antonio
Texas special says no apprehensions
are entertained of ssrious difficulties on
the Rio Grande at present. Cortina is
eluding the Mexican authorities who
intend to arrest him. Another vesse!
Of war is to be ordered to the Rio
Grande to preserve order.
Nxw YORK, June 3O.--No verdict in
in the Beecher-Tilton case yet. At 10
o'clock the Court house was locked and
the jnry retired for the night.
DUBLIN, June pa most entLusias-
tic ovation was given the American team
on their return from Dolly Mount to
this city this evening. A grand banquet
in their honor is given tonight by the
Lord Mayor of Dublin at the Mansion
House. The Irish riflemen admit the
superiority of the Americans through>
out the match and acknowledge their
victory was fairly won. Luncheon was
taken, in chagrin and outspoken dissat-
isfaction and symptoms of disorganiza'
ton were manifested. The crowd which
had manifested intense anxiety as to the
result had now grown to about 80, 900.
Every Irish bulls eye was chsered.a dis
turbance becoming imminent end the
police powerless. The disorder can
hardly be exaggera ted. Adelay of thir>
ty>fve minutes resulted when partial
order was restored. At the 1000 yards
range the Irish were detected and .nerv-
GUS and shot widely. A succession of
shots proved merely random. Miner
missed his third shot, The crowd
growing vcciferously. When he missed
the ninth the uproar on the Irish side
of the ground was tremendous. The
eleventh shot he missed, also producing
CONSERVATION. Everybody seemed to
be in bad temper. Fulton missed the
target through the disorder. Bodine
quietly takes his position for the last
shot. The crack of his rifle is heard
and his bullet fattens the bulls eye.
Tremendous cheers are given for the
Americans by the crowd en- masse. All
of the Irish team blame something on
each other and the whole population u
positively fierce with them. The Amer
leans were extremely popular before the
contest and are much more SO now, and
their calmness, modesty and self-reli-
ance are extolled everywhere.
The popular joke to>night is that
England is right in not allowing the
Irish to carry arms since they can make
such poor use of them.
PARIS, June 30.-Damage to property
BY inundation in the cities Of Toulouse
and Ager alone, exceeds twenty four
million.
MADRID, June 30.-A royal ordinance
has Just been issued, commanding mem
bers of the Carlist Juntas and all fami-
lies of which any member is in the CARL
ist service to be expelled from Spain
and directing property OF Carlists to be
confiscated and devoted to the indemni-
fication of communities suffering from
Carlists requisitions.
PRAGUE, June 3O.-Ex-Emperor Fer
diuand died to-day of lung disease, aged
so years.
ROME, June 3O.-The Senate passed
the Public Safety bill, for the preven-
ton of Brigandage in Sicily and else
where. The bill has already been adop-
ted by the Chamber of Deputies.
LONDON, June 3O.-Mr. Gladstone
has an article in the Contemporary Re-
view, rs the Church of Englsnd worth
preserving ?" After summary of the
arguments on both sides he answered the
question strongly in favor Of the affir-
native. He reviews the divisions which
have taken place in the church ana the
attempts made to maintain conformity
by penal processes. He declares the
enforcement of arbitrary rules fatal to
the church.
VICTORIA July L. Dominion day is
being celebrated here in very Loyal
manner. The fremen have q grand
picnic at Medano's grove. A boat race
between the Standard and Colonist'l
printers came off this forenoon, ant
was easily won by the former.
The dead body of a ran named Edw
Butler supposed to be from Puget Sound
was yesterday found in an out house il
Market Alley. The inquest elicite'
nothing concerning his mode of death
DEsMo1NEs, June 30.-The following
are some of the points of the platform
adopted by the Republican State Con
vention here to-day: That the republic
is nation one and indissoluble. Tha
the constitutional rights of the State
and people to local self-Governmen
mnst he faithfully maintained. Tha