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Notice.
(1'O WILLIAM HAsfru n WEATHER

n ILIIAN HASLEN. u. W EATHEK'
\ m.s A. :. w. Crawford. J. b. Taylor and all whom
may concern: You. and each II vnu. Are hereby
monn. mat !. j. d. Taylor. have donS the full
40 ~. y. work required by the Law Of Congress Of
Aaa amendments thereto. to-wit:
one Hundred (olOO) Dollars
Iaa aim on the Gray Eagle quartz ledge. discovery
usn;. SITUATED IN Middr Boise Mining Diatrlct near
.sd to pay to me al srs,pst Won % de
,hr .nd ior the publication Of this advertisement
ninety tso days from the date hereof Or ior1sit
Ma nent ute. interest and claim In. 70 and mp
shove speci6ed. q TaYrYR
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mates OF bscriptio
o,s Year. s. 90 Three Menths. 50 Ot
U. ~. Months. ) 90 Single Copies. %
By Carrier. So per quarter.
, 1875-06-12

memorial tablet, Oh which Ia tho following
inscription. now marks tho spot it Wcrtmiuater
Abboy whsro the body at Or. LtY,,,gstono ID d.
posted: drought by faithful ha..ls orcr laud
ssy, Traveller. Philanthroplss. i.orn March 10,
1915; uiad May !. 1878. At Chltambo's yillsge,
U|ala. For Thirty ycpra hla tifo uas spent in al
unwoariod effort 20 erapgellze Tho natlyo races,
10 explore tho undincoveled nec!ets. 10 abolish
the dosolating clare trade Of Central Africa, and
whcEe with lliy last Wosas. ho wrote, An / can
add In my solitude r., may Acayons Heb bless
log come down On e7ery one-Amoricau, English,
or Turk-who wiil ho1p TO boal tllls opea SOTO OF
the world" OF each s!de o. aho tablet are alao
nthii cut auod noscore u.A!in,, guam tlnva causaa
per sncula tAnta latensaa;" aud "Osher sheep
have which sre not OF this fold; them also I
muat bring, and they shall hese my voice."
, 1875-06-12

Tho nruaacs corsearon1cnt of tho paN AfaH
f7dz'tte unrp1'os tho following explanation Of
telegram which was pubnhsd on siay Is by tho
London, newspapers: ~ wealthy lady 1t
ooos!ackcE, ncnr dhent, has had con-
structed on her property i sort Of aquarium
IN coment, initiating tho 0rotto Of Lourdcs.
Tho aquarium became At onco tho resort
Of sDy pg@s - als,,,s ho watsr Is hevsa 70
pilgrimage on very largo seale wAs organized,
oetcnsh!r to visit tho aquarium. tut Id reality
to make = mantfostation' In tho Town Of Client.
Tho Burgomastor Of Chant had. however, taken
tho procsutio1 to forbid tho entry Of tho ptigrims
into tho interior Of tho town. They were, after
thoir arrival at the respective termlnl, to
taks the outer bouleyards 10 60 to Oostackor.
On tho return Of tho pilgrims In tho evening,
their totn number was estimated ut About 20, ,D.
A great molee occurred botmeon them and Tho
people not believing IN tho miraculous aquarium,
and ono Of tho dhont Journals ess,1natea the
numbeG OF peoplo vino Were more or lcsa eosi-
ous.y hurt At about 1000. Tho necessity OF put
ting An ond to religious opsn-p!r proceee[ona and
mara rllg1images 10 making itsc!t felt moro and
nlnf6."
, 1875-06-12

THE VIckSBuR0 DISASTER.
MONTREAL, June 11.-TLe etcamoE Ticasburg
waa All iron vessel, considered tho best euip Of
tho Dominion Line waa about 900 tons. HoE
yaluo liz stated 1T e325,000. Fully insured in
kpgland. The cargo conslsted of 81. 400 bushels
Of ~llcat, 7.945 bushels Of peas, and o. mead Of
catt1c.
Torrance l. Co., agents Of tho Dominion Line.
say tho Vicasburg had ouly fifteen Storage pas-
aengere on boart..
New Yong. Jnne 11.-A dispatch from Mon
trcal sayH t!,as 3lr. Rnti Mrs. Bioom, OF drecn
Lay, Wis, rero amoug tho cabin p1saengets Of
tho nrcskcd steamship y!tlsbutg:.
MONTREAL, Juno t1.-Moss1s. Torrance = Co.
hsvo nothing further about tho wreck OF the
Vicksburg. They have boon in communication
with tho Goyornmont a. t. sondinK out steam-
OF In search OF the missing boats.
OrrAwA, Ont, juno 1l.-A passcnge! By tho
Dominion steamos Quebec, who arrived IL thlH
city yesterday reports tl,at That vessel spoko tho
Viclsburg Just NJ she lattcr was about eneoun-
toring tbs ice. sud that tho Cartuin Of tho
Quebec warned the Captain OF the Inflated ves-
sel not to rss tho paasaEe. aa II was onfy with
difficulty that tho Quebec WA enabled to get
through.
, 1875-06-12

BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
DEs alorsEs, Ia., Juno 11.-In tho State Dap
lis. Institute, to-day, Dr.. Mitchell, Of Chicago.
continued the tlcmo of last evening,
showing the harmony Of tho Apostolic uarra-
tive hnd the Pagan history Of tho frat three
conturloa I1o was followed by DR.. MoBs, Of
Chicago, Who sos forth tho fact that tho history
OF the JowH the Greeks, aud Romaus shows
that everything was SGT Ia orJor for Qhrlat's
tirst advent. 3lo was followed BY tie nav. Mr.
Wilder OF Cedar Rapids who oghowed that tho claim
Ut Christ to divinity was iu harmony with His
life. and In WHICH l,e gayo the Unltariaua hstl
problems to BolYo. lie was followed by Dr..
Moss. with the al,lest address Of the soAAion on
tue nature aud object Of mlracloB.
, 1875-06-12
SLAUGHTER THEM ALI
Visitors beginning
to Ask Whit They Wero
Begun For.
Nearly Ton Thousand Bushels Already
Done For in Ono County.
The Cupldity Of tho 1Iorny.l1andcd Thor
ough1Y Incltcd bJ tho Bounty.

MINNESOTA.
aptft"' 1'ta'en 81 'at 1'naeo r''oa"s.
81 tA1i" 'l'A"'. 'Ans ~ u"e ~. ~ eou.'s
Aa7 paul. upt ~ VI. uos'. ~ asao
u Fta4s"n!Fe's ~ s"' 4aA' y. 'o' Vos
oo'ao.. u" lai4A4o "'o '"n"h H@po
ptote"sn os Aos'eposo'' ".' ,.,u,s o' A."
ea'ea NV ~ - ou1s.a s,.,
Ivy hasla'su ouaua n "eao p.''s"s NV nanhsso
2e'lo1aus' "''o'1 49,. 49,, u'l' . s. o1
~ ono 'Ienen' 4A' 'uo n'ti,oa ouau"s'' eA'up'
n4so's a ~ pa,ins .u" ~. ,,.. pr.. ". "."'s"
4oa ,oa s.,,.s," t.n sa,r."sst,n no 1,,'1a
49,, ~ | n"aas.' s,..s,.t .p.'" r,s',,..,s.
I.'u' n'u"' ~ asoo. ,,. a . ..,4ia,, sa.,.o,,
va" a,..aa ~ as,4;,, ~. ~, IN ,,,;s
.sso.oSon' .oe''s 'A". w. s,',sisa,r ~ ~ ~ u'a
sea.u a'o so"a ... ~ :. l. sas,aa',ss.oS H.,
eoun'.o ra .'.s.,s s ,o.t,,.nt ~, ~ ,,.,ar
sne, ean ~ .no ] s..a., H.. H.. H. ss.Sa s.'sS
p.tuou ~ .!oa ~ @ na,no ,as,tsto aha,,, rersr;no
" sa1 aa,,s ,'.,".s 49, s,',a ~ ro,as
'A'sv .oSa' .nau .nI 49,, t,,a H.. ID. -,
.cro1o % y, st I,aui anl ,finncanos to riyo asa,r.
auco Of corporation ~ AasinG tue State ASSUME
tho tlual payment Of tho moneys expended for
s,e,troying c1assloppors. 4 committee was ap-
pointed to visit .I,o cities named, and accord
lnel9 sho committee caI"o 'oes' tha! 'oohs, e,a
attended meeting Of prominent citizens at tho
Chamber Of Commerce. which mocting pledged
st..raut influence to haYe tho State assume tho
,,,nnnor to,,nts do,,to NJ tha co,ntlc. namoa II
noePo1 ooAns , uuesa s'u 80. S.s .ss. ~
was strongly nseoa' a. taia mce.,hg' toat tue
people who aro destroying tlo winglesa 'hoppefs
arc really working moro for others than thona-
a,lxc, str.ce tho ,honpors. v1,on their wings
s.aio,,aa raul, 4,,n,o ,,no, III, ,,o,,h,,or-
"ofo uofu4opeu' "oa'u uloH Nv
lug co'shtacs' anu Ifopap'Y cofef = i"fse "1e& VI
country.
Tho following Is al extract from o lotser re-
oo5,,,, xostou,av hv :. cLicaqo husincss bonnc
ss.s+ sea.e ans , ~ ...a;r t,.~a,n,, n,,n,,u.
, 1875-06-12
INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION,

DosroN, June 11.-TAe swcuty-third annual
Convention Of the International Typographical
Uuiou eau!e to close thla afternoon. Tho fol-
lowing wore elected officers for tho ensuing
year President, Wallis II. Do!l, Philadelphia
First Yice-rscBidont James Harper, Montreal; |;
Second Yice-presilont, g. Z. shollon. Kansas
City; Boorotasy aud Treasurer. William A.
Hutchinson, Chicago; Corresponding Secretary,
". u. Pslde Wilmington, Dol.
Two beautiful floral gifts frosn the Reception
Committee wero presented through tho presi+
don't to Msa, DanIoson, deiegato from tho Wotn-
low, alternate tleegata, both OF whom made ap-
proptinta responses.
The Convention adjourned to mest 1t phll.-
dslD1,iA In 1b7t
, 1875-06-12
I'M IMPORTANT LETTER.

From prpnlpont gsnttouan and sr,tdsnt Of CIuenpa
u, foF tho pAtt ost} y.ats rcll known II tp
i,.b!iahosa ls1tashtut thu United atates.
fkW YpnR, Oct. II, 1870.
nh NAnwAx.pEA1 Stu. s.M !aAucad ~ ! assta Q!
wotttna ot yoas n'sdttno Elysaf Tor several yeas
sstn aa. sSs oae!s II hs hdI;
Y 9}est tostaty aasauaE @uass, rleh 10 ph}t!eIa,1
Az hld wAs t1statln structure III the Hsvtha 1ls1 !u
a'nn:sioa " tba kidnvs sna hltder. apd
ns!f @ 9gasoa has inY aEs.4a arNvent ny
Hhys ! .Ga hsd f.kea largo qaaniy q asaIcns
E4th a}lapAttp aud 44nvupato but {p4 Got no sulla
had fssd nf sAualshlpx euct hstlnx bI
IanedIe nsd soina feuE aRh5 a4o Tosd nyca in the
sosts aes s Il sha h h.. ux bss9 .asas sd
ps1il!s lts.e!.suk Nsa1y s9.. sui Hax a,asina pls
nn1 fnMteHcsa taking tAcl IN t4soa days Maa 91sA-
u FuuGrcd BE1 nov fuel ~ y eli i
u ". IAAE4, Claounst, q.
, 1875-06-12
THIEVES CAUGHT,

Bpze3al W1Dutth u 1hz Cho6do 1Flbunk.
KALAMAZOO Mich. Juno 11.-DeputY- -Sher1Hs
Dlsney and Montague arrested, this eyeulng,
throo man in Coussock, together with largs
quantity Of stoleu articles. They soom 10 bs
fatLet aud soua. The sldar confessed 10 Mo1-
tsgue that TO had shot man in Polk County,
Missouri, aud tAat II t&teu back to thss state
woald ba lyuched instantly. The goods consist
u ratch, cloth, fancy goods. ste. On than
MT found = paper bag Gom Louis book-stoss,
, 1875-06-12

5reesai Dsspatsh 10 Tia CAta1o Efsbun4.
EJoux CRY, H., Juno 11.-Tho steamer Don
ton, from Fort Uaotoa, sfriysd 1t Yunkton yes
to-day oycnIng. She brought 5000 bales Of
buffalo robes forty tons Of eslser ore, and about
twenty-five passengers. Tho steamer Nellie
Peck arrived horo Friday from Fort benton with
fnIl cargo OF bufEn1o robca and fuYs and twon.
ty passengers. SAa viii TAXA OF : load tor Fort
lcck, unu loaye tho frat OF next week,
, 1875-06-12

Not 4ou8 siuce two Or thFoe liDsuolors of Nv
ixed aud nettod 4 large profit. Pleased with
their srcceas, thor resolved 10 cclebsate ,Lo
lucky coup by i little sptead. A party OF nix sat
tlown to dinner and tho bill eamo to G450-just
I76 had. Ten dozsn chlclsns xess killed to
ler-cuta" out ot Tho back. Aud l100 wa sfent
IN aoHarn Aud l@eoss&loaS foz tha 5ooa.
, 1875-06-12

sptefs| pispa&sA to 1hs Eh4o4ea T'r{bues.
nKw IoaK, 1uus 1.-The Managing Direct
OF Of lis ps1laa Mail Company will report TO-
MORROW to tue Boatl Of Dlraoorn that 4l, COO 600
ese needed to finish ycsasls contracted tor and
rsy tho debt duo to Tho Panama Aailsoad in
, 1875-06-12

NfEE1 GE ND Ht0' 0'FtV
.yptrt1i HstAttnh to Thf Gh1'tlao 1r'btns.
dnEAr BrsD, Kan., Juno 1l.-A row occurred
laat night In saloon. III which Frank williams
nliaa Don Oraalock. a cowboy, was slot
through Tho head aud ktlcl instantly by CitE-
,1arshs1 Jim Cnmsfpr,h anh William Stonfosd.
The Coroner decided verdict Of homicide In tho
t1ischareo Of duty. Deceased wan desperate,
anil ha,l killed aovernl n,cn. The Tnxans swear
youvcanco on Jim. who arreatcd him yesterday
ran1i,iers, aud prostitutes arc thick htro. Great
Iaud u rod-uot.
, 1875-06-12

pTSHDNEST
Ctxc,xakrr, Juno ll.-ln tho Wasor""orks in-
yestication Tonight, tho accountant who Ind
bosn employed to oxaminc tho books reported
that the dolu1ueuctos OH tho part Of Tho col
lcctors were vory for prior to 1878. a!uco that
limo Tho amount Of dcnQuoncics Ind Increased
from s7Uu0 for tho Iast half Of tlat year to
a35 0(o, which Ia tho amoi.nt as prosent duo from
tlletp,
, 1875-06-12
SPORTING NEWS.
Gamc Dctwcen tho Athletics aud WASH
ingtons.
THE SP0RTSMEM.
THE CLEVELAND "HTtU0T."

THE SPoRTSMEN.
THE CLEVELAND "stupT."
Special Dtsrateh h III Chicago fr1bu~s.
CLEVELAND. O., June 1t.--Tho National Trap
Shooting Tournament was continued to-day,
with great succoss. The weather wns rs
pleasant as Juno could make it, aud tho birds
and srortsmen wore tu fms trim. One hundred
and fitty-elght shooters appeared Al lilo score.
md, al 10 o'clock, began tho contest. Tho frat
round included ton sluglo birds Zach at 81
yatas.
THE SCORE
was as follows, tho figures showing tho number
, 1875-06-12

- 4 HE#BQH1s n. Z.
NEwBuRo, N. T., Juna 1.-The Mount 6una-
pee House burned tlis mogulug. Loss, e26, 600;
iasu1Aprs, $ib,epo.
, 1875-06-12
TOLEDO.


UlsfinEUisheu He0p1D within Her
PfrclMEfas
Spccid! Dt<pateh to The Ca.caao Tribune.
ToLgpo, O., juno Clief-JuBtice Wattc anil
fnmy arrived here last night for = prolonged
vlait. 1oBtmastcr-G General Jewell arrived 4ero
st1tn morning, accompanied by Mosb1a. r. II.
Woodward aud GaorSe GuBtip, Of the post- Office
Department. 1Ie appeared at tho Board Of
Trade roous during the session, and made
briet spoech 10 tho merchants. Tho party loft
this afternoon for Detroit.
, 1875-06-12

DEs MoIxxs, June 1.-THE thrao nsRroea
charged with tho murder Of Ella Barrett last
August, were to-day discharged tho-o being no
cytGenco to hold thom.
, 1875-06-12


LEBANON, n. H., June l1.--Yhe main building
ot tho agricultural aorks ot tata village waa
burucd thla morning. together with the machia-
CRY and stock Loss, e3s, 900 partially Insured.
0no hundred aud taity H0r4men ara thrown out
Ut employment, aud they Lost I'LL sueiE tools.
, 1875-06-12

STOLEN BONDS.
pn1tapr1rnA, Juno 11.-ThiB morning 1oscrf'
Ca!vor, alias Buttun Joe. was arrested upon
charge Of being Interested In tho negotiation OF
tho United S!atos bonds Which wero stoIcn III tho
West. Tho arroat IN baasd on the affidavit OF Dr,
Melville, ono OF tho accuscd parirs in tho Hit
cases sho alleged that he received fsona Calvert
two rogntcrcd bonds Of the United statca' one
for $5,0p0 and tho other for 30. QUO, whlc!. ho
borda nro tho fruits of robbery committed in
Ohio, and wcro originally il, sho mama Of a Mrs.
Scott.
, 1875-06-12

July. Tho report III believed by many -,lo
started III ths beat intarest and that all tbd
stock Of the Company will ho bought up 1t tho
o1pectod dsciine. Others look OH tho report ~
= cunfcraion Of bankruptcy Into which tho ooR,-
rnnY has fallcn.
, 1875-06-12

Special Diapatca to Tbs Chiengo Tribune.
QvrSc1, Ill.,, Juuo 11.-Goorgo Fountain, who
has boon under arrest hero for aoveral days, on
suspicion OF being concerned In tho Hall tnur-
dar. VIA ro1caspd to-,lay without Trial. Thus
far no clew hsa boou obtninot 10 tho perpatrat-
oru Of tho murder.
, 1875-06-12

8pfc&a4 Hss1a!ch to 3hs Chicago Tribune.
Dgrnofr, Mioh., Jtno 11.-At ap early hour
tlis morning freight train on the Central Road
rau over young man named J. II. Wilson, bo-
tween Wayne and tho noxt station Etat, mu-
tilasinE him beyond recognition.
, 1875-06-12

8pee1al Dfspatch 10 Tia CAfcayo Tribune.
DAkynIE, IT,, Juno 11.-A son Of john Az
new agcd about yoa1t, foil into well this at-
tcznoon distance Of 30 feat, aud would hhyo
drowned but for tho help Of the fatllor. who hap-
J.olled 10 ba near. Tho child MAS oosiounly,
though not fatally, injured.
, 1875-06-12

Fouosxxxfs1E, N. y. June l1,-Orders hayn
been Issued to start tho print works 1t Wap-
nearly tso months. ibis will lot 1,2oo hsnds II
wqxk.
, 1875-06-12

NonE1cn, Conn.,. Juno 1L-It mas discovered
to-day that Clarles G. Fuller, Presdcnt, and J.
T. Maury, Treasurer Of the Chaplin Paper Com
panY, hayo abscondod. lowing outstanding ob!t-
g,oator part Of which is beloved to bo in forged
uotoa.
, 1875-06-12

Nr. F!tzpatslck, i. e1easa..ng fo1 / collar In
l+as.lls ysstesday, fuund tWo human skcletops,
which Or. Frazer pronounced .Jnao Of q uan
and uqman ot e4uaofaiuary Er,22sAouA
, 1875-06-12

6pee4at Dispateh to 1As Ghteaan Tribune.
Aurora. Ill.,, juno ls.-Kissol Il Binders
slaughter houss, Just south ot tue city, WAS fred
by Al !ncendlnry and consumed at IA o'clock last
night, together with tho tools, etc, Loss, $500.
Insured IN tue Mi!lyille IN. ~ Company tos
G4uD.
, 1875-06-12

swota. Dispatef 10 1hs CA.eaoo Tribune.
Waau1SotoS, D. G., Juno 11.-unlted States
Dlslrict-Atto1uoy Bliss, Of Now York. who IL
hero saya that tho evidence against II. i. Claitn
4 Co.. charged with purchasing smugg1ed sllks.
IL vary strong, aud that tAore can 10 little doubt
TINT the house purchased tho ailks with tho full
knowledge Of theis character. Tho f1lends Of
Clailln represent TINT they simply found that
silks woro being sold cheaper in open
market iu New York City than they could
DO purchased In Europe. aud that thoy
bought the silks wheso they could buy tlom tho
cl.eapest, without thluklnB particularly how they
catuo 10 be 40 cheap. Tho sllka wero imported
III cases which werG not examined At all Ut tho
Custam.uouao. They camo in lots ot tan caaea,
contained cotton goods. aud this casc, By collu~
aion With customs official, was sent to tue AI-
praiser. The rslnaiaiug nlno caasa paid duty aa
tor cotton goods. Tho most experienced ouatomy
officials liern say that 1t IL almost impossible to
collect 60 per cont duty on any article.
The Secretary at tho TreaAury Aaa in prapnEa-
tton naw system Of regulations applica1lo to
tho bsgssgo OF trayelets. Tho regulation ra~
ment as to tho coatonts Of thc'r baggage.
Tho proceedings ngainst tho trm Of II. B.
Clanin i Co. arc but a part Of the plan for the
reformatf,n OF abuses in tho ouBtonls service
by tlo, Treasury Department.. TLe tirm ~
$3U300o.
NEW YoaK, June l1.-1'he Grand Jury arc still
investigating tho s!lk-hnnggliK frauds, aud 1t IL
probable that, by tl.e iirst u usxt wesk, several
moro prominent merchants aud tlrco Or four
Custom llonze officials wil ho Indicted,
II. j. C!ai!,u, John Calin, Daniel Robinson,
Dexter n Force. aud M.s!lssn II: Tulcoss, niein
bess Of tho firm Of IL. i. Uauin L Co.. appuared
before United StatcH Commissioner Shieida to-
day and gayo bail OH the indictments presented
aganat them by tho Grand jury OF tho United
States Circuit Court, fur alleged completely In
hilk smuggling frauds, In tho Sum Of s2o0o0
each. John J. Doua!dsop, Of tho firm of Claa,n
4 Co., aud Mr. Aaron CRtlin. boot and shoo
n.crchant, becoming their bondBsuen. Alessrs.
Eames and Falrchllls. u,embefs ot tho firm, sra
out of town. bit will furnish ball TO- morrow.
Charles ii. .'Fietd, Edward D. FenneE. William
G. ftpuer. haron Fiell, and JohM J. Morrs,
Fenuet d Co.. also gaya ball in tho aun OF go,
Go0 ourt. non1au'ln Fitch and Ex.lsecosler ], II.
bnlt. becoming thur boudsmou.
, 1875-06-12

LocKroR7, n. Y, Juno 1l.-nAn'el Doran,
under sentence Of death In this city, hsa bean
rospitcj until Friday, July9
, 1875-06-12

A41R 84A4A4 1kA4HHA 41NN 41kThuU34f uNHbA Uy
Charles Cutler, OF A.hons, Aiioh., wns ontaroa
for the saoo. but MAS withdrawn without pos-
mission. The owner will probably be expelled
from tho National Association.
Tho meeting throughout has bson succesa,
both financially ard osheEwisn. EvsrJ day pro.
grtmme has been faithfully carried out accord
luR to announcement, mud c1cellant time has
been accomplished iii most Of tho raues.
I11N YnEEpOHT nAcKa.
Special L1spateh 10 ne Chiedao lt(bun<.
FaEaPonr, ILL.,, Juae M.-Thia haa heon de-
cldedLy the boat day Of the aeason. ths traok bo-
ing In good condition. TAoraln that foil st uoou
seemed to dampon tic hopes Of many. but was
Just what wsa wanted sos tho t1aak. Flrston thp
programme was CIasa No. 7, purse Of 5000 for
hoysos With no rooord below 4:d6. Entrlos-
l,sonp Nelly, bY g. H. Lyon, OF Ohics8o; George
+, by George FarpsTorth' q cLtcsgoo, Wonder,
By &, ", n4ahteits Of Dal.yau, WY. Aaa
WATSON. by q. NJ. ufown.. Of Naoiuo. Hix
heats ware teottod. The ilrss wa Won by
Sam 6harp!eyi tlmo. 2'3a. The second was
won by George T.. Tine, 2ssa Ths third VA
won BY lilly Wssson, time. 2:45. The sixth
w y,. vsn %,y ~ n, nt!iy %saaon' time, 2aa' with
IL tho 2:a5 r.co for purse OF e1 900, there
VIZ; E.dI MoEsitoreire Au.tip, iii. sais Ktty
atrattoM, cliuton, lA.i Eott!a Z, Cliaton, H.. :;
anl Feaylno Chicago. The drst heat
". sop hy Eleety. T., ,t!me, 2M, Tho
1:a5. The third hest WAN won by Kitty y, time,
2:34. Ths fourth Asat Kas Won by Flooty, time.
9,a1k, With White Owl dts.aneed. bay Gha4loy
WA listaucaQ In toe thitd beat lut nas allowed
TO 50. ogiu8 70 l4s having been run into by
Nettia q.
Cla1s o for purse OF 4590, double teams,
opon TO Ill, WA the last On for Today, with
sirea ontrles-Tommy podd aud Charley Wsst-
brook. Manchester, Ws.;, RubY aud Haltford
Btratton, Clinton. L. Ths Alat Lost WA
won By Tommy Dold aud Charley WestbEook in
2;AQ}{. Tho socoud was VOL BY Whsloboua and
KitgJ gtEatton in 2:A5. This third wss won by
4or Saturday thate efs three FACES booked
Yiz. ! For horses With no record below 2:8D for
ho4ses Qvusd In Btsphopson County With no
record belos 2:66; And running rsee. conditions
Lot Kissn. EYsSyahing sssMa "a INDICATE thst
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Special Dfsrateh to The C7l&ddo Tribune.
s1oux CTR. June 11.-Weatlcr cool. Csops
splendid. No grasshoppera.
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BASE BALI.

BASE BALL,
THE ATHLETICS aEAT THE TAsH1SoToHs.
PHILADELPHIA, juno 1l.--The Athletics and
Washln8tons Played their fourth game hers this
afternoon. Fislcr played inn.ead Of Eggler.
Tho Washlngtons tnRdo four runs, two bolng
earned, by Ailisnn aud Datloy's throo.b .baser.
Hail n.ado two clear home runs IN surcusston,
tic Athletios making .nsnty y-ono runs. eIRht bo.
Ing earned.
.uH acoRE.
Inufnaa- = j 4 I =
WAshngtons, .....,,..t o I 0 Il U B-4
Athlcsics..... ........,2 l. l o j 6 / U--2l
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werc then shot OH With birds each at 20 yards,
with the following ftHrl&:

Mr. Whoate. therefore, won hfat money, $500.
In tho ties, on 0, Mr.: Cool, air. FileId. Mr.
Luexett, hna 1ir. Quaslo each killed i've atrhight
birds at 20 yards, and on being set back to 81
ond money, e20o. Mr. Qua7ls IL from dslion,
o. It Was NOW altar sunset, md tho shooting
waB euBpended. leavinr tho tier on nights, sey-
Gus md eixes TO ho Hhpt of ID tho moyuiog.
, 1875-06-12

Ftey drop Of the sat.apas'll!an nosolysns eomtnup
sad jaiee. ,y;e. Sixsr ai ill., es Il rop".rs
Ee.et'ss s,r'i!is eon,amtlon. annass
"6or d to s,ste ssts sye., q stfuo,s H. H.
charges irre tau eat.. sal she oss .kia l,
;asua eisipess seRs, i!ask spot; Watn. az tlca,
xsases Of Tho M p,calc within ts onsati!o 1ansa
WI e - 4ay or disease ts
tho patient! daily lecomtnF redpcsd by thu wA,tea
aud teoolnposlNoa that il ooulaua progressing,
yin nov n,sa1 i.os hss1ths bia III! NJ 10
for wlion o9eo ths remedy is work of 1ati
oaton aud enc9eoas " dlnnlnanE the oss Of wastea
fsal hn,sot growing halter AMI stronger, tho fnoA d.
Keatng uttAf. appeo lolpsaslu and dsah and waixAt
inereAslnS. -
Mi only dnne tho Sassaparsan Resosnpt raco1 ali
known al AEaHtt III tls 1T Usfanc, kptnlg!ppa
tlYn p4ru fpr - y
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War Jig took Grat MONEY, Motloo second. and
Protection third, Tho AsaooiRtipu Las Mado
money from tho meeting.
TIE ESdtfdH RACES.
LONDON, juno 11.-At the Ascot rnenlfnR to-
day t1e Alexandra plate WAS wou By DoncaH.cr !;
Scamp, aecoua Fou GAn,our, third
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to-morrov vll1 be tho most interesting day Of

to.morrov ul1 DO tho most interesting day Of
thta nloeting. y.
THE GRAND nir1p4 RACES.
hptefdl tsstAteh IT, The Ehttaae TrfbnnA
GRAND ftArlps. Mich, June 11.--Ths third an
mai meeting Of tho Valley City Driving rark
Association ctoaod to-day. Tho Weather, wna
fine, and fully 1000 pooplo wcro In attendance
10 see ths racas,-ulo froo-lor.a all aud tWo'milc
running, III tho former biolIlo Morris was
dram, and Irotlcr Jonathan after two htaes.
sconE.
lsnlln6. .s...s.s-s .ss.st.s...I
ffen lDDEeF..
HAIRY Altch0ll. ...ss.sss.sssss..1
ten. tshhss.t
uFcSueF tQnetQtnt u
Yfms-Q.2aA AL 22v.
iodine took first money, Hooper second,
Grant Third, ani1 Mitchell fourth.
IN tbs a-tne rnunins race tor 800. e25o, and
<16o, Fulurlua, Harry Hart, aud Goorse Sterling
Hese 1sAwn,
sC1NE.
nAE AI4.
1TfecHhh,
Aulocs,.-
L.
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The ne2t race was trotttng purao tor $t, 900
for horscs in the 2;3s class. billy LhmDertou
sold Al the favorlto tho poolH but, although he
nushed tho winner IN oil tho heats. faiIod to get
there IN tlno. Sam West won In thtoa straight
heats.
, 1875-06-12

The last raco Tts running match, purHo 1000,
mile heatn, best thros In 1vo. Granger sold IA
vorlto In tho pools,
SUMMARY,
ch, q. Transfer.
~. g. 1FsuHsF.+
~ d. Aaseeou4t0on. u