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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-01

Mr. Cleveland oar tlae Stand
His Part I'm the Drama
Telegraphic Dispatches i'm
latin.

BROOKLYN, April Is. The City
Court, as usual, was crowded with
spectators. Considerable interest
centres in the coming testimony of
Frank Carpenter, which, it is claim
ed, viii be intensely racy.
The proceedings opened with the
resumption of Mr.. Cleveland's cross
examination. He testified that he
left the White Mountains in Septem-.
Der, 1874; it was after the report of
the investigating committee wit
ness explained he received instruc-
tions verbally at the White Mountain
House, and after getting on the cars
Beecher gave him letter of author
ity. but he didn't think he would
have acted under it under any condi-
tions.
The Geographic dispatches that
passed between Beecher and Red
path and Cleveland and Redpath
were then read.
Mr.. Cleveland said he left the Twin
Mountain House ON account Of the
following despatch:
FREMONT House, Boston,
september IL. 1914.
10 IL. ". Beecher:
Come IN the name of the Father
and Immediately to avert a terrible
calamity. have through three years
labored tn silence, and procured an
opportunity which held only for a
day. Do not Illustrate me with hest
tation. Signed James Redpath.
The dispatch was in Latin. MIR.
Beecher's answer in English was as
follows:
TWIN MOUNTAIN House.,
September II,
10 M. CYerelnnd.
win meet youat the depot; have
given him in letter Of authorizations;
cannot leave here until Monday. Ell.
w. Beecher.
After an exhaustive examination
Mr.. Cleveland declared he did not see
Mouiton, nor did not expect to see
him.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-01

The plaster model Of the statue of
Senator Sumner, which is to be plac-
ed upon the monument in Boston
City Hall, has arrived from Rome,
but has been so badly broken in the
passage, owing to careless packing,
that it is doubtful IL it can be put to-
gether for the bronze cast.
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Wife Murder i'm Delaware.

GEoRGETowN, DEL, April 3D.
Rachel Andrews, colored, wife Of Jno.
Andrews, was found in her house on
the outskirts Of this town to-day muir
dered by u gun shot wound. Her
husband, who has disappeared, Is sus
pected of being the murderer
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-01

Danger OfPrOfracfcd sleep.

But here, as In SO many cases, the
evil Of deficiency has it's counterpart
in the evil of excess. Sleep protract-
ed beyond the need of repair, and en-
croaching habitually upon the hours
Of waking action, impairs more or
less the functions Of the brain, and
with them all the vital powers. This
observation Is as old as the DAYS OF
Hipprocrates and Artaus, who sever
ally and strongly comment upon it.
The sleep Of infancy, however, and
that OF old age, do not come under
this category Of excess. These are
natural conditions, appertaining to
the respective periods Of life, and to
be dealt with as such. In illness all or
binary ruleand measure ofsleep must
be put aside. Distinguishing il from
coma, there are very few cases in
which it is not an equivocal good;
and even in comafose state the
brain, we believe, gains more from
repose than from any artificial at
tempts to rouse 1t to action.
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An exchange asserts that thirty
years ago, before we had the vast rail-
road facilities which now gridiron all
parts of the State, I" the price Of coal
was two-thirds less than it Is now,
with labor then certainly not more
than one-half less. >
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Secretary DeIan0s& Success
SOr.

WAsHfSGToN, April "A "a prom
inent gentleman from the far west tor
day gave 1T as his opinion that Sec
rotary Delan0's successor viii be q
Western man, and probably a Cali
fornian. He declined tomention the
name OF the latter, but some guess
that it is Senator Sargent, and others
that it is ex-senator Cole.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-01

The lanterns We're hung out IN the
tower Of the old North Church out I'M
Boston on Sunday night, by Robert
Newman, son of the sexton of the
church whoperformed the same duty
a hundred years ago, when the Brit
ish took up their line of march. The
grandson and great grandson Of Paul
Revere We're also present.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-01

Brown, the mind-reader, now
in Philadelphia, continues to aston
ish the people there. In some strange
way he seems to substitute the mind
of another person for his own-and
this substitution generally takes
place through the aid Of physical
communication "a laying on Of hands
although recent Communication
proves that this bodily communica-
ton is not absolutely essential, and
the connection can be made by
wire. In fact, such communication
was effected between Mr.. Brown, In
Philadelphia, and his subject in viii
mington. This carries us one step
farther, and apparently refers the
matter to the mysterious domain of
electricity. The whole question Is
one Of profound interest, and entire
ly above the range of ordinary discus
cussion or display.
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Death ofaiie Mayor 0fSt S.ou-
f&

ST. LOUIS, April 24.-Arthur Il.
Barrett, mayor Of the city, died this
afternoon.
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Everett House
CORNER QUEEN AND BURK Il STREETS,
Wm, Rutledge, Proprietor

This popular House has been thorough
iy renovated, and the present proprie
tor who assumed charge on the 1st
April, is now prepared to accommodate
guests in the most comfortable and sat-
isfactory manner. The House contains
"a chambers, all Of which have been
handsomely furnished with new furni-
ture.
THE TABLE will be well supplied
with the best the market affords, pre-
pared by experienced cooks. Charges
moderate.
THE BAR will be supplied with a
choice variety of Pure Wines and
Liquors.
Abundant Stable room, with atten-
tive Ostlers.
My old patrons and the general pub
ic are invited to give me call.
April 7,-1y. w.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-01

have just raturned from the East with
q nice and well selected
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-05-01
STOCK OF GOOHsS,

which will be sold at the very lowest price
FOR CASH. Ny stock consists in part as
follows
SYRUPs, MoLAssES AND SUGAR,
Of every grade, Salt, Fish and Spices,
Brooms, Wooden Buckets, Soaps of all
kinds,
, 1875-06-18


The Hon. James g.. BLAINE. OF, Maine, wes
among tho pasaougars on tho Boston i Now
York express train, whioh waa wrecked nosr
fremont Station On Saturday evoning. A
reporter Of tho Tribane 7lsltel Mr. Blaine at tho
Fifth Avoauo Hotel 5ostprday. Hs bus been
confined to Ills bed ever since tho
aoaldont. Iu addition to several scratch.
o. on different patse OF the body, a
eeyoro brusBs WAS received In the Right side
which Rivos him auoh acute pain At times IA to
render talking difficult. Il ii NOW thought, bow
ever that 10 bonea wero broken. and Mi. blatno
oxproaaes ths hope that ho will be up again ia .
fen darB, Aa tlo1e l1 no evldenoo OF any serious
Internal injury. IIe atalos that he waa Sitting
quietly In one Of tue rarlor cArs-ths train run
ming At about 35 miles nor hotr-wben ho fslt,
by the peculiar jo1sing. that tue u,leela we're on
tho track, and almost immediately thereafter tho
oar was thrown around and over On tta s,do,
with men, womon, bAnd.bo1es, sofas, and other
things, in ! promisouous heap ut tho bottom.
The uaRBongots wero 1T lsast ten minntoa iu az
trlcstng thsmsslyoa from the wreck, on account
Of the dihlouty In climbing over the s.ata-room
1ust lusida Of tho door.
Nsu Ynrk Herald, Juns 10.
Or. 4. nurpaner found thnt two of tho Hpest-
era rits were badly bruised. Eortuuately, the
tn1ufiea aro not OF a dangerous nature. and this
norutuE Mr. Blaine, accompanied by DR.. Hup-
panof, will loayo fuf his home In Mslna, by way
Of boston.
, 1875-06-18

unon thom. aud my to th,m that A.
tiare tahon bad inodicino from tho wl,,to mig! !
that tiiey can no tongor Acs Atraixut at,t H.,
'tey lIe, Tor lley tn'k nut tho truth Ts l,.a; IL y
int',n ;uar ecse J'oia nro ~ danger of lonp ter
they ~p"'"''ohs,
=. : . .'''.' nAnn nor rEr.1. THEIR rAr,o.
tAnt which, hy .rcct OCULAR demonstration tbox
actually know to 10 tho faot. Aud thus tb1 y
Pl9nz, A9e body, do nvt beI,eyc, aud viii nes 10
hnovo. That tho w!ftoa aro ns powerful a. tia,,
HelYoA. Tiny think thait prouoss conlpollcft ~.
uose,mont Of tho United Statca to oyacu,to rS nj
9. !. Smith. nnl Fort Phil Kcarnv W ~
.iIc Powder River country in 1869. uaicr tha
treaty Of 1865. 10 tllom Ignorance Ia hIjs, '.e ~,
tt!ioy ftcognfzq not the cotsnin doom ib.l ~
whites. who are hlrondy standing ul,on tho's aus
bnrders and o1claftnlne iu regard 10 this neorIn
Why cun'bcr thoy tho ground :" t'''
, 1875-06-18

VF4f{H HfTfl,
curious Incident i4 reported IN tha American
papers. About ten vents sGo 4 1ew il Htta,teued
circumstances lett Tranaylyania for America 10
. sifs and several children behind. aul promised
That IL soon AH It was within lis h,eans 10 would
Aeud Lsm soms money f,om America 1hele
fortune tuilel Oh A,nl, aud xilen hn lad amassud
= .utn Of C0,00o aotins 10 resolved to return
hous aud surprise his family with his wealth. lie
started without hsvlug appsised hia family Ut
his intended return, and Oh his way home
10 arrived u Hamburg, whore ha Mas
seized with 80 dangerous III illness that la nuade
will hequeathinE Rll his properly 10 hia wife.
lie recovered, however. ouly 10 find that during
Lls llue<s hi4 money had been stolen fruM him
By man who had nutscd him. A lev ppnero-
lent peteoue. sJtnpashizin& With As toisfoktuuss,
4hA 3eN Nhaza3red 10 1oturn to America IN order
" kAtaate ha& foEtQ1ea. In tie meanwhile tho
, 1875-06-18
WASHINGTON.



cians' Fa9ht-The sioux pornmis-
et0ns
Special nspateh "a Ths Chicago Tribune.
WAaH1soroa, D. G., juno 17.-1t ia thu opin-
Ion ut tho Whlte House that Cortina, tho Mexl-
can 0cnotsl and bandit will not undertake 10
defy tho powor OF tue two Republics. They
boilere that he will act with such uiacre.lon as
will ptescrva his band a. nearly intact as pos
ssbts for future mA1auding operst.ons, and that
ha has aeuBe enough TO know that be Will bo
wiped ont II 10 continues 10 0afy tho two Goy-
eramsnts.
KANsAA POLITICIANS
are engaged tn aaalt hsro oyes tho Office Of COL
leatoE uf Internal Ruscnna tor that btaso. The
Representatives. an Congress- aro united 10 sup
two Senators, Haryoy and IugA'ls., nro pressing
: memper Of tas Legislature, Was in
strumensai in securing uAEsey's eleo-
t1on. There arc no chafgcs sgttnst An
thony, whose record 1t tla Department
IL remarkably good. Tho effort to afre It tho
change ssema to bo merely 10 torald one Of
6euAtor Ahavsy's wtrc.puilers.
pHSIAL.
Tbs statement that tho control OF tho detect
i've foEce Of ths Internal lteyanue DI1eau had
been taken from Mt. iarian and handed over
agltn 10 the buporTlsolA. ia otlioially CONTRA
dicts1.
rHH e1oux COMMISSION.
Tho President has revoked tho appoIpkmenk
OF Con. J. H. O'1lo1no ~ oae Of the GommisHlon
" tsnat With lha Sioux.
, 1875-06-18
7sms-s5; 6i4 6lX.
Tho racea close Tomorrow, one Of tho &rottlng-
Pu1aes having tHtlYn entries.

Tho racea close tomorrow, one Of tho trottlng-
pulees having tNelYe entries.
at. rETKnanpuo (pA.) RACER.
Spstsa. Ulsy.fch II re Enlcann Tribune.
En1E. Pa, Jnno 17.-At tho St. Petersburg
racaB scconh das, In the 2:40 race, tho ftak heat
WAS taken by Nettio Harnes; tho aocond, third,
md fourth by Josh Billings. Time-a:45; 2;4l /;
Tho a.3l race waa Won by Orange Billy in three
strsil ht hoats. Tlmo-2;4o; 2;454; 2;a15<.
1kAoAE PAAR AEEFIkn.
~! yaak. luus l7.-At tho Jerome races,
the !; - handicap awespstskes, III miles, was
,%;o Tda ps TTy!sor Willie Burke secondj Carriboo
The second rscs.. dash Of 1a< ,,I1., v,, ron
g Su1 tase taS s|,rts rtInnsFo''o seaond Tme s1o9l
vhs Woodbutn sta1es for t-yosr.olds, az
1ailos, MAS won b, Aaron Peun!n1tnn, iistorym2 y2
SECOND; dtinstead v}!rd.. Time, E30lf
The fourth Taco. l15 niles dash ~ vor nv
Scratch. Joe CeFus secol1l, Eatsrnon third'
Timo. 2.I2A. s1's' ''t"4'
Tbs last Esos, free handiosp. As eepstakss. ,s<
m!es, .as won h5 Qalnsy. shylock second, noal:. i:
uybrook third. Timo' 8,17,
TIE M&aKATo RACES.
aesetas bttPatehse Tbs cA!eaou Tribune.
or aiteen Thousand to!lars eisnged hsnds, Ia
autrios for pursa oi eo00 Wal xoa ID I'LL iisa
1;59N. Tie 1886 tsosting raca for 81 IN,
raa won by Dan Drown, formerly Hiuhory Tom.
three Ia hse, In 2:8, 1:37A, 2:s1k. the aid
cla1a raca for t500was wan bY tAlIy O'NeaL
|, three ia fise, Ia 2;34 a;l33, and 2:i3l<. Djly
?'keai WA protested but allowed to tiot until
Investigated,
, 1875-06-18

ACCIDENTAL POISONING.
'7peetnf 3fspatth 10 TIE Chtcdad' 7%tpuns.
FoRr WAYSg, Ind, Jung l7.-7Lsst night Mr..
Chase. wife. and son. Of tlis city, shortly after
eating THUR supper, wcro attacked almost Bimul-
sa4pcoualy with strange aud unacconnspblo symp-
toms, csna'ng thsm to fslt upon tho foor In an
unconscious condition, IN which state
they wcro discovered by nolgll-
bora. Antidotcs wero promptly administered
under The iptissonce pf which Mfr. Chase SOON TO-
critical condition, With small lope Of recovery.
It Is naid thss thoy had ato what falrporte to bn
mushrooms for supper, but winch uore evident
II poisonous plant Resembling tie mushroom
10 appearance aud taa,o.
, 1875-06-18

nurse had decAmpod with his booty to America
Whcre, shortly after bla arrival. lie died ndenl1.
THO American Aul noSities sent tho coHn With the
GO. .o0Q florinA, to- Transylyanta, aud, nv tho will
Was alao fonnd In Tho coffin, the authorities at
tho same tlno acguaInteA tho relatives will tho
dnatl Of tho tcsta,os. After tho ltnl,al period
Ct mourning. tho w1fs contracted second mar
riage. Tho first hushand had, howoVcr. again
shvod considerable sum Of money. and event.
nnlly returned 10 his natfre country TO find his
Nlfo mAEr!ed to Auothnr mail Tho egent Ina
caused great sensation in tho nctghbaEhood, and
II II slated that confsrenco Of rnbtns IL nb0Ns
10 be ield to determine to which Of the tYo hits
hAndA tho HQuan batQnEA.
, 1875-06-18
THE INDIANS.

PURSUIT. OF MARAupEHs.
OMAHA, Eeb, June l7.-Tplcgsaphio infotms
tion was received at Headquarters Dopartmeu,
Of Tho Plata. last evening, that = war-p.rt,
Of about seveuts-!lyo Iualans was Aoou on ths
t4sh GO miea south Of Camp Robinson, sun.
posed to be going eo,s1l. The commanding offi.
cor at 8ilpeY WAS immedistply ordered to hold
lis command in roadluess to more at onco, and
as econ as ho hcari Of tho Indians to 20 for
them With oyory 's man he could put in q saddle
!endsresa to bring them in. Nothing las baoa
heard from them.
, 1875-06-18
t4bahtAst tat .
1iMs-EW: 9;a1t: I::3.Ax,

Afazomanlo took flest inonoy Frank RaoYes
second, Trauafer ts!rd. aud Alb.r.a fot',tb. r.
Boone were tbs chief fn7oritss. Ia Tho frat
heat Of this racc Clifton brotn and ran, vliIe
McLsushlio: liia !kiver, mas Iylpg to turn out
fos Harry Mitchell. who had bosn oxeFcsatng OF
tha track. and ran taso him. Doth aullioa Wore
smaahod down Antltho dEyea spilled out. Tor
tunately she horsm veto aeI Or caught soon.
and tho dstyors wpro not hurt. In Tho heconA
boat DAnIal uoont cut oat Ut bte position III
auch msnnes thatao lqesod wheals With Ches-
thrown ont and Chdtsr Thomas ran away. uo
MAS caught soon. ard no damage was }oiie.
Tho 2:20 race Tas the beet. There were
eteyen entries aud tine startoks Little Angns and
Little Nag b~ng 10 ouIy oneA drawn, Tho
, 1875-06-18

Special Hispateh t. The Chtcdoo Tribune.
JAxEsYiLLE, WIS.,. Juno l7.-DusgInrs entered
the cigar store OF John Dowoy. OF this city, last
night, sobbiug it Of ciRars aud tobacco to tho
7aluo Of $500. Parties arc suspected, hut no
Arreats have bean made.
Sptcidf U.spatcf. to fn4 ch,eddo TRIBUNE,
FonT WAYNE, June 17.-iestesdAY afternoon
tho honBe Of widow lady nA,ucd Armatroug
WAS robbed Of handsome gold watch and chnin.
No ciew tu tho thieves. Shortly afterwards =
Chicago travclipg-maa named Luther Miller was
entced BY t"o 1oughs, named Nation and Smith,
into grove just outside of tho city
limits. knocked down, boatcn. and robbed Of $50.
II O'Clock COUNCILMAN Wilkinson. on he way to
hts residence on the North silo. waB vay1nid by
two rascals, QUO OF whom aln,ed blow At HIM.
but ho made . prompt showing Of @ revolver,
ond succeeded IN putting ono Of them Into the
custody Of policeman.
, 1875-06-18
THE LATEST SOUTHERN CYCLIC MES.
SEfrioZ ntstdteh Ia Tha CAieona Tribune

N4enyttLr, Tom, juno 17.-9ohn sIAls was
struck dsa1 By l'ehtnipg near Nashy'Ie yester-
day. Two pessona woro kqocked Bcnsolese.
Four others we're kuorkod down In tho city By
lightning thia morning: 4 tree was blown down.
County: Plve houses In Galasa worc nnrooscd,
sud slahlcs, dwellings, csihs, sud fencas leye1cd
at Smyrna. The roofs Of AYo houses In Tulla-
totna woFo taken OF; also tho roofs Of two
churches, depot, two stores, Stables and ot4or
houEcn At Chattanooga. "' 80
, 1875-06-18
JElEGRAPN1c BREYITlEs.

Auuis Flynn. = member ot tue East asgiuay
demt-monds. took laudanun yesterday for the
WAa pumped out, aud il likely to recover,
Tho dual statsmeut Of the Hydro Carbon Gas
Machine Company, Of Chicago, and an applsa-
tlon for Acsnss to organize tue Uontlnsntal
Bolt Manufacturing Cou1pauY, also OF Chicago,
OF Rtass.
, 1875-06-18

Tb!hs Edisor of TIT ch,eaqo Tribune:
lActsE CoLtsoE. June 15.-In your issue
~ to-day there is spec1al dispatch to
I'LL Tn1nuHE7 Which. al CAPTAIN Of tho
lsucIh, College bull nino, feel 1t my
duty t. notice. Tic Erauston nina came n
nactne toplay ns for the clla1ap,oual,ip of The
Northwest sud tho silssr ball. IA soon AZ i
learned that hey proposed to place Mr., Thlcts
behind slo oat objected. GU The ground that he
Was not a memb7r Of EyauAlon Un!yossity, aud
30 not elle1ble ~ ptayer. Tho grounds Of Oh.
lection weso not explained away to our e.tlsfac-
tion,. and We refused to play. Tho fA.ts sro
simply tAst Mr. IAetS Btycred hls connection
NTH The University somo months ago,
and howovsr landatle that geutlosnuus ill-
= member Of the institution, with whose
nina we wore !, supposed 10 bs playing.
I also Indignantly se.ent the ipsinuatiun cop-
yo7ed'in tie words, "thu lnttar {Fyausion nIpe>
think that tho Aac,ues sets afraid Of than. and
the student community ssEe is yery indignant
against tue trestme1s !hor ntpo Eecelred." The
frat part Of thu slu!6 desel'es no notice, AZ TO
Tho u treatment their niue rreIvci," call unon
tho Captain OF tlIeir nipa. viii whom tho mat
tpr wss discussed, to Instance auy pert,onlar in
Which the courtesy for Whicl, H4c1no Collcvs /.
~ ws|l known waH not shown to bjY piuo. Wo
met tho nina u ltacno Junction viii our omnt-
bud entertained tAem at tito Col!ogt dininR-hnlI.
I'D esdeavored to mako thslr stay pleasant
aue ta every respect. We *ora iorced.e lfav :
courteous aud allowing ourselves to bo iaposci
upon. We still lopp that tho insinuasiun L dts-
gourtesy IN tho telegram Tefarrel to did uot
come from any one conuoctel With EyAnsou
University. 1u tho iuteEosls o( far play, ~
respectfully, II. II. MAaEls.
, 1875-06-18

1psetaE V1ata7dH % 7AF IAtdR4 397bEH<.
1ASALLE ILL.,. June 17.-Froderick OBrion,
claiming to DO at a.tacho OF Eowc's Circus,
sHsnand Germau b.1l ln This city last oYeptng,
and becoming intoxicated. and ambitious 10
nhow what foats Of aorobatio agility aud daring
crcus-mon arc capable o. mounted tho backs
Of = couple Of chairs, from which hc proposed
Iiy. Ho fiji I'D bsqke lie oltar bou3 81 lis
right ankfo. Dt. Frazer ropaired tho damages
aud tho cirnus-nan won't to lla homo In Frce-
port to-day, sober md sal.
, 1875-06-18

HFtc1a9 UNpdlcH q The Ehau7e TFtPNne.
DETROIT, Mich, Juno REORGANIZATION In
dlcatcs that tho stroh and Hudson paper. the in-
dorrlug signatures upon which we're alleged to
have hoen forged. tho notoa having boon drnwn
to tbs order Of Harvey D. Winsor, ia hold here
to the o1tent Of over ss0,100, TINT tho interior
Of The State is llbosal)y suppllod, and that
Cleveland las about 475,000 Of 1t, aotno OF
which, came here to-day for payment. HUDSON
ntla htroh both daearo that the bulk Of tho pa
per ID fUIged.
, 1875-06-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP HEwa

FARTHER PolSr, Jha~ l7.-TAo stoauar Man
hattsu, from Glasgow, has as,tved.
NEw Yong, juno 17.--Arflyea, s.e.mship
Utopia, from Glasgow.
eoc7HAxrEos, Juno 17.-Arrived, steamship
DraunschH eig from baltimore.
, 1875-06-18

mon from eseh club dld tho shooting, txs4sy
birds 70 e4eh raan. 2t sarat rluq, Hpfipk
II. y. KsnoS, iS T. j. F~psh, 'u'I' IT, Eeay, ssny
15: Fob6s Is; strnaon, Is Di,nn. 1o. Total.
t0l. LaCrosso toam-1)ano. II: Crpnby, Ii !;
Chamberlain. II Logan, Il 1Ialos, Is Peck,
, 1875-06-18
FELL FROM A TRAIN.

8Ftcfal DF.patth 70 The Chicago 7Ff5WNt.
ia GnANoF. Ind, JYpa 17.-TntH morning, at
Valentino Station, near this place. p man named
Matt Dronn. brakeman on tho Grand Rapids L
Indians Railroad, was instantly ktod by falling
between tho cara Of = northvnrd- bound freight.
Ills rc1nRins were taken 10 Ft. Wayne, wherq he
lived, for tptotmept.
, 1875-06-18

Special Uupatsh 10 TAs Chicago T9tbunt.
st. Louis. June l7.-The return gamo boz
tween the MutuAis, Of New York, and the Nsd
etockiugs, Of VI. Louis cau,s on thts afternoon,
aud proved to DO = yery interesting game, Tho
fielding OH both sldos WIS splendid, hut ayo Or
rors boins m.de In Ill. The excellent batting
q Mathews docidsd tho game il favor OF tbs
Mutua!4 by scors Ut 1 toi.
scoAk,
Ianftqs- l33A6 6e7
husu.h ~. .,''''.'..."....l ! 90 1to II
gMpEs-D. Msct, os the Empire C!uh,
, 1875-06-18

e5se!a! Dld1qlfh @ Ihs Eh1saqo 1F9oHDf.
EAas 9Aogx4W, Mich, 5une 17.-A young man
named Foster lalbraitt, employed nB COOK on
tas vs. passing Potlsmoutl,; It O'clock ills lis
AFTERNOON. and uaB drowned. His mother TO-
siaeF hero. Tho body wss notrcooverod. =
, 1875-06-18

oRs' Association to-day attracted a largo cnvd,
from 9 ooo to 7.ooa people being 1rosont. Ths
wcsshor vaa plossspt. Tho races gool, md ho in
teeest in t},en tntsuse particularly an,ng tue
poo1.busora. as tho purchasers Of iayorsn lost
quite heavily In most cvory instance. Tho first
race Wes The 2:5o! eiass, tn which reEe nine
cntric', and 81 atsstol, Appen'ls4 j.
, 1875-06-18
THE RtHO.

TUE PrFIBnUR& Nok-c0ABATANTB.
Plrrs,1Ro. juno 17-Ths prizs-aghs between
N'oka s,d Allen did not take plscs, 10 au-
n'auesd, to-day. Atl'n wAs On ths ground sa-
lrted shost time before noon, but Rookie failed
pot in an sppearanta, and it Ia At4tad tlst On
.Sskea. ~''@'' ''4p
, 1875-06-18
..-
FIRES.


NEAR pEklN, ILL.,.
6petfas ntspaie1t 10 The C7fna7a 7rt1tsns.
PERM, ILL.,. Juno 17.-Early tI,ia morning thu
lightning struck and consumed uoury Drons.N
r'an'a barn, D miles south Of pokin. Six horse.
anu Two mules pes!alad In tho flames. No ID
Burauce. . ~"
, 1875-06-18

8nseiai Dtsp1teA 10 7ht Chseaas Tribune,
LAss1su. Mich, Juao 17.-Deputy Sheriff
Horace Becker, Of Day County, has been street,
% 1t Fliut for grand larceny, aud MA sxsmued
Mtore Justice Wilkcr aud pleaded 10. guilty.
, 1875-06-18
THE TRIGGER,

bno0Tfh0 HArcn At Ia Eh0sSk.
6rse'a9 Dispateh Il TAt Chtcaoo Ineuaa.
LII ckosax, Wis.,, June 17.-The long &usicl-
patod and much.talkel Of match between ths
Sparta and Ii Csosss Shooting Clubs csma on 10
thts city this Atezaooa. Hi px&ssatauyo
, 1875-06-18

C1Sc1sHATt. O., juno 17..-bpFl6g tho storm
st Milford, O., this morning chl|d 81 1. b.
Entuu vas killed, and two daughters Of L. Ed
wards wcro soveFc]y burned by p atsqko OF Light
ming.
, 1875-06-18

Spectdt D'spatch to Ths Chteaae Tt1tsns.
sr. Paul., Mtnn., juno 17.--A Foadmaater and
fireman on Tho Northern paclao wore klled res-
teraay b1 .rain beIuR thrown from tho track By
Vasholt near Choyqnna Crossing, ip Dakota.
, 1875-06-18

THE TURF.
THE JACKSON AAcxa,
Spseial Dtsnsteh II TAs cA,taeo 7tf9uxx,
JAaxsox, Aioo., Juna 1.-THE third day Of
tbs 4l1tA meeting OF thu jackson House Df eed-