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The whisky Frauds,

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Treas
urv Department is confident that the
proofs already obtained are sufficient to
convict all the crooked whisky distlI-
lcrs. The action of the government
officers entrusted with the prosecution OF
the alleged offenders is entirely sntlstac-
tory to the Department. Indictments
have already been found against some of
the distillers in the West. The trials Will
necessarily be delayed by the adjourn
ment of the courts, but in the meantime
the government will fully prepare itself
to make the prosecutions elective.
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FOREIGN.
Arrival rort yicksburs survivors

Arrival Of the NiCksbur% survivors.
ST. JomxS. y. r. June li.-Thr sur
vivors of the Nick>burg disaster who
reached here Saturday, report that SIX
boats were lowered from the Nickshurg.
OF these two capsized alongside, one two
hours after leaving the vessel, and one,
their own, was picked up. One oi the
two boats uuaccountcd for was, no doubt,
that containing the five men who arrived
at New York. The officers are said E"
have behaved well, but the snamen acted
badly. The captain and Il women went
down with the vessel. Another vessel
has sailed TO search for the missing boat.
American Rifle Team.
LONDON, July 1.-THE American
rifle team, which arrived at Queenstown
to-day on the steam ship City OF Chester,
was met outside of the harbor by "a dele
cation from the Corporation of Dublin
and the Irish Rife Association. Among
the delegation were Major L"cch, cap
tain OF the Irish team, and Alderman
Manning. The Americans were escort
ed to Queenstown. and upon their arri-
val there met with an enthusiastic re-
ception from the population. They lett
for Cork By the evening train. They
will proceed to Dublin Tomorrow. OH
the arrival of the team at Queenstown
thev received from the Police Inspector
lice nses to carry arms during their stay
in England.
Arrival OF American Rife Team.
CORK. June l4.-The American rifle
team arrived here this evening, and had
hearty welcome from the people. The
members Of the team are much gratiiird
at their reception, which they was quite
equal to the ovation given them on their
departure from New York.
Alliance Between Germany and
Sweden.
LONDON, June l5.-A special dispatch
from Paris to the London S'a1ldord says:
1t is asserted that Russia has Withdrawn
from the alliance Of the three emperors,
and new alliance consequently has been
formed between Germany and Sweden.
The fifth Maryland regiment left Bal
timore for Boston yesterday. The streets
were thronged 10 cheer them of.
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Further Evidence Against Beechcr-
Conclusive II True

New YORK, June 1.-THE HerGid
claims to have discovered the druggist
who sold Bcechcr the poison which Mrs.
Moulton mentions in her testimony, and
reproduces an entry from his books OF the
charge to Beecher, May l3, 1871, one
ounce of prussic acid, 80 cents Recent
rumors of new evidence against Beecher
arose from the following facts: A few
days ago, after the close Of the testimony
in the trial Mr.. Morris was informed that
Mr.. LOoder an uphOlsterer doing busl-
ness ut 902 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn,
would have been an important witness.
The story was that years ago, before MIR.
Loodcr went into business Tor himself, he
had Job in upholstering Tilton's house.
He was in the hallway when Beecher
entered, and was greeted by Mrs. Tilton.
Beccher lifted Mrs. Titon in his arms,
kissed her paroXysmally, and carried her
into the parlor. The latter, either inten-
tionally or accidentally, went into the
parlor unnannOunced to get II tool that
he had left there, and saw Mrs. Tilton
and Beecher in an equivocal attitude,
and he kept the latter sight secret until
7. the scandal broke out, when he related 1t
in confidence to several friends; bat he
spoke about the kissing in the hall to
several, and they replied that it was not
an uncommon occurrence Tiltons coun-
sci sent for Looder, but they could get no
information from him. He declared his
business would be ruined should he be
witness against Mr.. Beecher, and the
lawyers, after considering the improba-
biiity of being able to force him to tes-
tify, and the difficulty of having the case
reopened for testimony, did nothing pub
licly with the information. Looder has
since been questioned by the reporters,
but to all he declares he has nothing TO
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New YORK, June II In the United
States Circuit Court to-day the members
of the firms of Clhin y Co, Field X
Morris and Turner " Co. were arraIgned
to plead to the indictments found against
them by the grand inry for completely in
the silk smuggling frauds. All Of them
pleaded not guilty with the exception OF
Lawrence, whose counsel asked for time,
"a hirh Nrns c,rnmlnh
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at'hrelinq Aeelster,

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at 1861.
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ANNAPOLIS, June IA mob from
tbc residence in Anne Arundel county,
in which the recent outrage on Miss
jackson was committed by the negro
>imms came into this city this morning.
Proceeding to the Jail, the jailor was
searched. and the keys were found. a
large number of the visitors went to the
cell of Simms, and finding him chained,
dragged him away without releasing him
from his irons took hima short distance,
near the railroad track and hung him to
n tree, where he still hangs. The mob
was we'll provided with pick-axes, crow
mrs and other instruments for gaining
adrnittance to the Jail, had they met for
chile resistance. The negro did not say II
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"Tho learning of the treatise is mcontr--
table. The need OF this lcurning ia this uf
all countries. and more now than ever be-
fore, j. equally patent. And II iS positive
that the doctrines discussed will survive
and be- activ" aS long ~ mankind. "-y yAi1-
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National Shooting Tournament.

CLEVELAND, June l4.-lhe purses
offered to-day for the fourth and last day
ofthc National Shooting Tournament
amounted to 1900, divided as follows:
First, $500; second. $400; third, $500;
fourth, 5000; fifth, 500. Fifteen birds,
twenty-one yards rise; entrance $50. The
dav was fine and attendance good. There
were fiftv-seven entries made at twenty
one wards. Three men killed fifteen
birds each; seven killed fourteen BIRDS
nineteen killed thirteen birds; thirteen
killed twelve birds, and seven killed
eleven. The first money was won by
E.B. Lovett, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylva-
MIA; the second by II. SiIsby,
of Seneca Falls New York; the third
was divided between Pheatt, of Toledo,
and Harrison, of New York. The fourth
was won by c. F. Wheat, of Cleveland,
and the fifth by II. o. Hall, of Toledo.
The prize of SiOO for the best average
shooting throughout the tournament was
awarded to H. Cook of Detroit, and the
cravon, valued at $50 for the second best
average, was won by j. Rathbone, Of
Windsor. Canada. The tournament has
been the most successful affair OF the
kind ever held in the country. The man
agement was excellent, not the slightest
accident occurring dnring the four days
shooting.
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Thc GraSsllOppers.

OMAHA, June l4.-But few grasshop-
perS alightcd in this immediate vicinity,
but immense clouds cover the fields and
woods near Florence, eight miles above
here. Great number of them have been
examined, and every one has many OF
the red parasites on them eating out their
vitals.
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the conscience, and deliberately and
heartlessly damns the confdIng victim.
This was the manner in when beechef
alone could describe the Scriptures
There are four things passing my
comprehension. The way of an eagle IN
the air, the way of serpent upon
rock, the way of ship upon the sea, the
way of minister with maiden.
Laughter The question at issue IN
this case was whether the influence Of
this great church and its minister
would overcome truth and the
issues of Justice, or, in behalf OF Henry
Ward Beccher, an appeal was made
to our sympathies and judgment, and 1t
was hard to judge such man. 1t was
hard to condemn such man, but the
question is whether law and justice shall
prevail over the influence o: Henry
Ward Beecher and his supporters. Inc
jury knew before they were empannelled
the efforts that were made on behalf ot
the innocence of Henry Ward Beechcr
by the community, but some circum--
stances had arisen which had changed
the face of affairs, and their verdict had
already been anticipated by the world.
The jury were TO consider whether this
case would be determined by these
rules and regulations, given
to us by the law for our
wisdom or guidance. Counscls learned
friend had endeavored to fix upon Tllton
the blame of bringing out these stories,
and the charges of blackmail against
Tllton and Mouton. The first event in
the case was the publication Of the
Woodruff card in May, 1871. MIR. Til
ton certainly had nothing to do with the
publication of this card, and the other
side concede this, as he had not
been introduced to Mrs. Woodruff
until subsequent TO this. Then there
was the church ditficulty-thiS uneasy
feeling on the part of the members OF
Plymouth Church, which was bubbIlng
and rising and then settling down again.
from the year 1871 down. Counsel then
referred to the West testimony as TO the
appointment of the committee TO wait
upon Tilton and confer with him about
his withdrawal from the church. Mr..
Beecher was appointed II committee of
one to wait on Tilton, which he did, and
reported that it was better for the church
to take no action in the matter. This,
said counsel. was in the year 1872.
The court here adjourned.
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works ON political science which gave To-
br. Lirb"r Il foremost place among writers
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Few words Of the sort haN
won higher praise from eminent authuri-
ties than the late Prof. Francis Ii.brI'S
Manual of Political Ethics Story ana
Kent being among the number of those
who have given IL warm commentators" q"
" J. IHdepeHdeHt.
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THE GERMAN EMPERRCs.

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POLITICAL ETHICS,

BY Francis Licbcr, LID. Authorof'Civ'l
Liberty and S"li-GONrrum"ut.' Sew
and Revised edition. Edited by Th"-
odOrc j.. WoOl>,y, LID. Syo. 2yols.
Extra cloth, $500.
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Crops nnmngcI by Frost.

New YORK, June li.--Rcports from
Southern New Jersey, say the heaviest
frost known for many years at this sea-
son, occurred last evening, and the dam
age to the growing crops is said to be
VERY great
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"Thc editor has Incorporated some notes
and other material left 10y the author. hi,-
made "A multitude OF minor corrections
verified Tia" citations, and addict some
notes Of his own. The work, therefore, is
rendered doubjy fresh and valuable o..
BVStyti JyUyHUi
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Arrival American Rife Team.
Alliance Between Germany and
sweden.

The fifth Maryland regiment left Bal
timore for Boston yesterday. The streets
were thronged 10 cheer them of.
, 1875-04-10

The hanging Of tho wifc.,nsr1eror o'surA
at st. Louis yesterday was the sccno Of ono
Of tho most bArefaced exhibitions of im-
pudcnce On record. The criminal, convicted
by the testimony Of his own BON (wlo was an
eyewitness OF tho horrible buschcry Of hss
mother), stood upon tho scai1old and de-
liboratcly donied the Justice Of his sentence,
at the same timo pointing ont persons in tho
crowd who had given circumstantial evidence
in tho case, whom he branded rs Lara
md perjurers. The mnrdorer's TRADE was
largely devoted to o defcuso Of the fendish
deed, the gist Of his argument being TINT, If
ho had my numbering to do in lis own fnm-
ily,it was o mattor with which tho public hnd
no right 10 medd1o. There is downright sat
isfaction In knowing tint this wretch WINS ao-
tually hung, and that his son, who Ind been
the principal witness against him, walked 1G
miles for tho pleasure of seeing the job done.
, 1875-04-10

Advocates Of tho Ciyii.Elgh.s bill whicl,
rhssod Congress during the Last sesstoa Always
maintained that 1t wAs al expression Of political
freedom only less decided and Important than
tAs constitutional amendments adoptea snce
tho War. They said It WAL designed to secure
certain class Of tho people In tho rights OF llfs
Nberty. aud the pursuit Of happiness, aaldom
or never did they prosumo to disousa it - =
moaaurs which might only beusft ono class Ut
tbs e1psuse Of another. This is exactly tho
standpoint from which tho English press visw
tho wAole subject. Tho PaH 4faR Uazetts says
tic bill Ia really An absidyment OF liberty; aud.
to g,vs = correct conception Of it, practical
operation, tnAglnea the passage Of an Aot Of
pa1lamons which should secure to the oostes-
mongsss Of Covens Carbon tie right to occupy
stalla in tue adjoining opesa-house In
thsir shlrt.sleeves. Processing In its Argument.
ths sano paper Rsya, t'Nsithor In the cArear OF
Pslncs ulsuAxcx nor In Ill tbs AunalR Of tyranny
Il thsrs pssssgs to b. soupaxsd 70 Tho snses'
, 1875-04-10

~, t1,oc, +,-, ..,s,t, A.. .oro I, ,ot1rcnI d,
~, r., '' n.,
ol'e u efeo'p''ty' III WHICH "lf. ot.he1I""
ohth is good NJ That Of tue nlheF three, or
better. For nll Others, Mr.. DErcn1:ns ontl,
II mt en4it1o,1 r., ocr ,,,ro forca 1,v rcnson of
:, -, - :
HIS l'els'on htla eao4uehcs tl'Nn '''' o.'" vi
any ono OF tic others, AMI not 10 Mncll tnc-
cort1nr to t}lo ,,sral lcrnl r,,lo Of estimating
,ho cv,1anco ,f m ;rtnrostot1 rnr4v m lcsn
,ut IT,. ,.,.,..,
cieo'o1o 'h".i that OF d's.l''etehteu P"s's ''s
tho onth OF MIR. MouL7oA or Tint or Mrs.
MOujToy
Tar ,,,-,of,.,s ,.,., ,ro ;,,,oo;,,o t,,ot lorco
"0,. , 49,. ..:'1 :
I'iopottof oi on1 lnte!lIGe111 "a'' '"'l"t'"4
renders feel ns we do, wc can ouly contcna-
plato in nmnzemeut tl,n mort anrnlling
iun,b]o Of cr,tlibilitios md incrc,liL;lities.
very fo;rly EXPRESSED IN Into article iu the
New York SIM. ns fo]lors.
Mr.. EvAnrs. in arruln1 pons regarding Mr.
nsscHrns testimony tho other day, hiase' At -
eo1ltihA'on ot errors sna ue'a'loa. ~ ono o. .no
tr,iu. ,ls r;ymaut, :, u,.tn, @ wonla 10 orea, 70.
lit II ono co'l, accept .uch mcshol Of ttcaps fran
Tho frtghttul consequences both Of belief In Sir.
ntEe''hhs Innocence 'nd eonfle'0n OF n's ,s su..'
oat eou,,a,arios m ~" 1ssara was hatehcd In
prooslyn, and la. u.*l every font .nd
malignant 1ncant, from rsE.1tscas tying to stark
ref1asy anu rsoss!"sd tf'rnanr' Aau 'no 'nn'.''so
r,,, n a,.,a,,c., arrnn.o r. h, n r,,,1tv II
means no. only that Christian Minister has beeu
hs'a enough under cover Of ha saerca calling to Do.
pauch tue "ae Of ha intimate ttena .ou u'ss'p!e -
bts rrno h. ha. th,t fr,rr, NJ tr,un t,c,,
,Al PERJURY an, conspiracy. anl has joncd With the
latter In his desperate achcnts and ronsc1uent cs*
, 1875-04-10

College-boys arc not famous for driving hta
bargains, mud porhsps 1t ts only fair 10 giro 'aa
croilit Of the contract lato!y drawn up letSesa
tue various boAt.crsus and tho propc7sY.oHne''
Of Saratoga 10 Homo Of ths older helds. 1a'
crews havo stipulated sAat their travelling sf
pcnscs. Including freight charges on tho b'''
shall DO horne BY tho Saratoga Association Ea''
boat-houses shalt be built, plank walks laid 1f0a
tho hotols to tho lako0, tho road kept "a'efet
poles Furnished, and al other necessary "
langemants b made and paid for b. tho Fe', :
dents Of Saratoga. Tho latter can ScfJ Wv
afford the o1peuso and trouble entalled ps w
contract. The money brought into ss'ao;s
every yoar by tho races R&fords utds na's.a !.
for benovo!enco and generosity On the ra'' =. :.
tho hotol-keopers aud thogs otherwise lntftts's'
, 1875-04-10


Tho civil war in Pennsylvania, like all other
wnra, is causing IN enormous wasto of wealth.
Tho New York Daily Bulletin, a trustworthy
authority, calculates TINT $500, 000, 900 Of cap
ital and 100, 900 persons are now idle In this
one State, simply on account Of the strikes.
Tho loss in wagea is ss2OO, 600 and on capiul
{at per cons) $4,000 day. This is an ag-
grcgoto loss Of $1,c50,0oo a week, without
taking my account Of tho profit Of rroduc-
ton to the capitalist and tho world. Those
figures show that, if the profit is OK
clutletl, thcro is dcad loss Of S. by t1e work.
ing'uop to every So lost by tho employers.
Tl,ere can be only one isaue to such
strife. Sooner Or later the strikers must
yield. This money lost by the 100000
strikors, every day, would make 600 or l,000
Of tlom part-psoprietora OF the mines in
which they work. Such waste is disgracs
to civilization. It has ten thousand ramillca.
tions and will mal1o tho wheols of trado turn
moro slowly for months. The industries OF
nation nra taxed to support stubborn
army Of mine.owners aud diggora (tradeH-
unions), and neither party to tho foolish con.
test is willing to submit tho destructive quar-.
rol to arbitration, or to tako any stops towards
tho industrial partnerships which aro tho only
euro for periodical strife between mnsters and
men,
, 1875-04-10

The will Of the lase Capt. i, d. WAND has
found its way to the Michigan Legislature.
A bill has beon introduced In the interest Of
Hrs. Ward ind the legal Aeirs, to amend tho
existing low relating to the sattloment Of
estates no as to do away with the special
administrator who mny now be appointed 10
take charge Of the estate until 1t ia settled,
and, iustead. to givo tho executors control.
The sona Of Capt WARD resist tho proposed
ehango in the law and, as the cstate is
valued at over $4,000, GOO. a powerful lobby
Ia enlisted on bot1l sidcs, and hard fleht
will be fought over the wealth Of the dead
millionaire
, 1875-04-10

appropriated S25, ,ooo, 900 for their support
They yielded rcvenuo Of a35, ooo, or
alO,0no,0 0o0 clenr profit. Tho appropriation
for tho American postnl sorvlco was Sao''
760, 1000, and tho receipts $29' ,ooo, !aas'nG
| deficiency Of more thnn $C.ooo,tp0. Other
items Of expenditure inay also be compared
Grtat Brfsa'n, United ,'an..
Interest on debt. .fla, 0co.D *lo1c0l.kD
SsS.y.: Sssy..... si,oasos ssSss,ss7
Tho army Of Great Britain consists Of
129, 900 mon and officers; tint Of the United
Sta.cs is $4,000 men and officers. The Brit
isl navy has $40 ships in commission, with
60, 900 officers and sean,en md marines. The
American navy has less than forty vessels in
service, And tho number Of officers md men
TO not exceed 1900. With her great army
md enormous nnvy scAttercd oil oyor tho
world, her expensive roynl fnnily and their
nrpcnttages, md her generally magnificent"
Government, tho wholo expenditures Of
Great I'ritain do not greatly exceol that of
tho United States.
Her people nro allowed by INV to
send their productions Of whatever kind
HIM nsIA u1 cAClltsubS tac!t 4o4 "AhtGfGE kntJ
wish, anl to bring back the exchange product
FREQ Of all tax or other obstruction. She
offers to tho pcop1o of MI nations and c1nes
tile same fro md unrestricted use Of her
markets in which to bny, sell, md exchange.
Tho consequence Of all this is tint hers is tho
market OF the world, and into her 1ap is
poured the capital and trade Of al nntions.
Disrcgarding this wise example Of freedom
md prosperity, the statesmen Of Aucrica
havo sought their guido in China, and for
fifteen years our Congress has boon laboring
to scclude the United States; to Danish nil
commercial intercourse with other nations
to 30 reduce production that we will hnvo
nothing to sell to others aud have nothing
| with which tobuy from others and yet there
| arc people who do not understand why every
thing We have to soil is cheap and al we
have to buy is dear, and why great pro-
| portion Of what We produce is eaten up in
transportation md other taxes.
, 1875-04-10

Exciting reports continue to come from tho
acene Of the Pennsylvania labor-troublos. Tue
miners maintain their hosti1o front, and a
collision with the militia occurred ycsteraay.
Drunkenness, disorder, riot, robbery, and In.
oendiarism hold carnival In tho anthracite ro-
gions, with tho exception Of Lackawanua,
where, 1t il. said, the miners have
voted against joining tha strikers.
Whether this action will weaken the
ranks OF tue malcontcnts mud help
to and the strife, or whether It will excite in.
creased hostility and lsal to q conflict be-
tveen ths minuEs, cannot now ba foretold,
snd must depend upon tho ability Of tho
stata troops to enforce peace aud order. To
add to ths horrors OF the situation, terrible
drs ID raging in mina At Stockton Slope
which connect with six other mines, nnd
thsestens shs destruction OF tho entire chain,
, 1875-04-10
CHICAGO

sesaion In Illinois. It will DO blessing md
a relief when It t'ispcrses aud vnnislles. 1t is
the last " Independent Legislature which
will 10 elected III Illinois during this genera
ton. Tho experience Of ono st1cf ezperi-
mont viii sntisfY tho neonle for q lifaiirue.
, 1875-04-10

The moral impossibility of accepting tho
dogma of infallibi1ity is the reason assigned
by the 100000 Catholics Of polnnd for
abandoning tho Romiah Church md enabrac.
ing Crock orthodoxy.
, 1875-04-10

Tho peoplo living around tho o'ar'ooH ''Ia !. i
In the catskills, nerant going to have w, ak. .t,
Fool's joke played on them. Ihs5 w.. s.,
goshor too smart to bo caught 10 ths' wy lid
when the alarm OF Gre 10 that ho1e1 W. ~ n.
they remained conaciontiouslY unmosea ssstin4
ferad no assistance TIL tho flames caus ..h A
through tbs roof. Nsn who stsna ~ n I.
avful d1oad ot rIdIcute are none too ~ I,.,ut
fooled to the top Of their bsnt and sna' wv
a1tand far,
, 1875-04-10
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WITH SUPPlIEhlE EMIT.

The Illness Of Alr. BEACH, one of tho plain-
tits counseb ncccssitntcd M adjournment Of
the BEEcEEn trial until Monday, and there
ware no proceedings in the case yesterday.
, 1875-04-10

In accordance with tho law enacted Mt tho
lust session of Congress-, Secretary BA1srow
has commenced tho withdrawal Of fractional
currency preparatory to issuing Email silver
coin. Over 100000 Of tho 'snal trash
has heen accumulated in the Treaaury within
the past month, which is not likely to DO re.
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