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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-27

pOaohAC TRANSPORTATION line
Hs, Inc steamer ni 81 : Hsgi ysS
Capt; J. i. Barker. Sill leave BaltinI0r-, TGer "
~, Light street wharf, every TUESDAY apd
THURSDAY az y m, Ter Washington and George
town ana intermediate landings returning leave So
phcnron wharf, foot uf7ih street, every MONDAY
ct M, snd FhlpA AZ Y p. n. These steamers
arr elegantly furnished With every convenience fa-
tie cnioTt ~ thu tran cling public. and are uuslr-
passed IN passenger ard freight accommodation b.
any boats on the Potomac river. ALL RIVER
fEFl6HTS MUST BE PREPAID. Fer turtn
Information Apply to
STEPHENSON & BRO, Agents,
hafS I'm Itl street 8 farF
, 1875-06-23

sach Ashins as lre.!es ;iAf'n9 10 tats I'D dold
q hlt. Ilo thought Tt6sinR wohld not 1unsnnn 4
Hsk, bdcauso, II 10 gok hcatuu, It ,to,iI bo
si!np!J runonn 10 hin,. Tho Hhenn did
not show any disposition 10 hcnl I'D
"she bloody, chasn" that llas existed t.
tween himself and Atr. fIesiuR for tnots
;!nle: 10 copplsjpo thai uosiug did not tree-
bin right, aud had "nlado wns ilpon hin IN
an nnnocossary manner. Thsrefofo tho Hh,flH
said: 10 fct in duty bound 10 mako war apun
ttcn't,g. 1t THO lattur Foa The nomination. tho
shnrid cxpressod au intention Of opnoeng htn
10 or cut of the pkrtY.
Some othac 7poinfdtans ssorb oyesht1leil, but
I'll 1oo!lnsd to he Interviewed II ttbIr namek
"sro to IN usbs:. Iha substaflo, of thoit
terukrks, In naost caaes, nhs that h[r.
l!eaing confd ba tho floxt treasurer OF
Cook County II 1ld wanted 10 10 ho.
somn OF them thought TINT "1lffafo" hti!tot
NatAt thb bottom OF tho AHhIt, hid .1iatl Bomb
nsntsri6tla obfett IN r;ow h 'tl.is bringing thb
heslic Of 1teslog forward. 0tlrctArate non-eom-
mi ~, and few declared the did not caro-
Ths general 4npresaon sqon,u, to bc tha. Mr,
Hesibg Whh = tah.lidate, ::Ahd .ttAt hp would 10
hpt 70 feooiYe tho nomination ua!oss the .aerout
oppoaltion of tho Agnow man and other eneniios
hail no chance Of bslog elected II ia claimed hy
many. who h'Aett stfut thtv know. ttAt tho Irish
vote cannot bo concentrated OF him, and filling
tn2E thefh IL 10 horo Ut nlectton
, 1875-06-23
LAKE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL.
THE COMMENCEMENT K1ERcasEB

THE COMMENCEMENT EALhCaoko
of Tho High School are going ao a. praasnt, And.
in view OF tho approaching cioso Of the frat
year OF It's e1istonee9 II ts Encouraging to look
BACK Al tho progress made during That period.
Tho Establishment In May Of last year WAS An
experiment, aud tho friends OF tho project wero
doubtful Of 'itB sutcoss The 'm.tsiial to 10
worked up was heterogeneous and unpron1isng
tJ lht Inst t}exrtn. Ono ybar Of hard ~urk, how
ever, las doio wonders. Tho PRINCIPAL, Prof.
Nightingale. has iSboreA tasshfnl!y. snd hns been
ably seconded By ha co workers, Mstos Waller,
Lord, Antl Cochran, aud supported hy tbs
cooperation OF tho board Of Tuntces. Tho
scholars havo teen graded up ia two preParatory
classes. one Of whiel, will bo discontinued from
this time. aud tho other kfter asxt gear. giving
four caasscs In tho regular course, which Will
draw from the common schools.
Tho examinations began lasE friday. and have
been thus far written. hninspect,pn Of BONE Of
tho papcrs Monday showed thoroughncat and
accuracy highly ureditabte 10 Ill paitiss, Oral
examinations will DO hold to-day from 1:30 to
400 o'clock n, N. Of this acconl class 10
geometry, tho fist in physiology. and the
ilrs. preparatory In word analysis Tho exhmlna-
tiona will close tomorrow. Ia the evening an
exhibition will be Btren In tho bpaoiuus .aud'to-
rum, consisting OF vocal music and fccitations.
AZ somo Of ho'young ladies arc fine eiocuttor-
lots, an agreeable advertisement NAV be or
pectei. A aimiAr entertainment Will bo gisen
IN Friday evening, closing With dramatic per-
.tof1nance, after which sueu hour wilt DO spent
by all "a, ticB The dummy will iun to suit the
exercises. All pntsons Of educational progress
e4ould be On hand.
, 1875-06-23
THE TRIGGER,
THH DUBUQUE TOURNAMENT,

5rtctut Dspoteh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H.. juno 22.-T1e first day OF tho
great Bohutzenfesk Was . succeBa In poink OF
uumbets aud enthusiasm, md It II estimated
that not less tlaa 5000 pc1tons nero upon The
ground. Tho morning was ushored In With
Ahower Of rain, but It 10 o'clock thn clouds
broke away and tho grand procession, headed
by tho City Poieo, tAsgot-carriera, markers, sco-
retat,oe, tho different societies, with tho Mayor
and City Council, and baadh OF music, marched
through tho principal streets 10 tho grounds. Tho
procession Was mile in length, aud consisted OF
delegations from milwaukee,, Chicago, Froopo1t,
Davenport, Wheatland, Princeton. no!nbock,
Dubuque, SabulA, Quincy, Burlington, Rock
Island, and Fountain City. On arriving At tho
grounds, Mayor Cuahing delivered welcoming
address, rendering to each 8ocioty prossnt the
hospitalitfoa Of tho city, and this mas responded
to by Or. 1io!1auer IN an eloquent manner in
German. A number Of other speeches, intor-
spcrsed with soms choIco u1srno, were delivered,
and then tho fcat business of tho day COM
mepced, BY ehooting at Ito targets, Which aro
classified - Gesmsna, Columbia, A. o, c, Z, E,
II: 0rau. tho well -knowu Chicago marksman. boro
OF tho honoEs By making shrt-fohr ccntro-
shots. Thu no1t beat ia A. studI, of Chicago,
WHO spottod tho bulls eJe twonty.seyon tiu,os.
Allu tHc ue1t WAS Jcu0 H1E, Dup1Ha0 boy,
Who scored up twenty four oentros to hs crodit.
It Is considered almost a net:ed thing that Chi
cago, in tho p4rson Of Ii. Grsu, viii walk on
With tho main prize. No rett 10 allowed, nxcept
on one target tho DuhuQue, the distance boIng Its
yards. with bulls ego Inches In diameter. Tho
rnont Of tho work wan BplondM. md many Of tho
ehootisss woes greeted with load applause. H.
Berg. OF Davenport. tnsdo 10 William Johusou.
Of Lyona t2; and AuguSs r. Schmidt, of Dasea~
port. u contfoa. The Chicago delegation aze
nndor the protecting wing Of !. L.. nhomborg
and Will shavo the hoypitaties Of his 1nansiol
during thes stay. Other Delegations from
abroad aro const.utly arriving. and soma tall
sport IL expected TO -morrow.
INTERNATIONAL csNTEsr.
Duu1xx. tune 72-The ueubers at tho Amer
icAn f,ts team wote eogaged in practice hhoot-
Ing to-day 1t Kelly Mount. Their Hooroa were
eztra!nely satisfactory. and surprised tho spec
tatota. Tonight promenade concert IN honor
Of tho American ridemen ook plAoa - tho
Theatre Royal. Tho visltors wero enthusiastic
calty received. aod number Of American sira
played BY tho band woro lol,ily apptaudcd. Ii
ID Impossible for the team 70 aecspt morn than
small proportion Of the invitations sont them,
At rile contest In DaifAat ta-tlAY to complete
| tho lrtah team, Johnson aud 1aoksnna defeated
1lyby aud Fulton. Johnson Eersa 2i8 ous Of u
| poaalblo 225.
, 1875-06-23
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Noundman Loudect, In Attempting to ssryo
m attachment issued out ct tho Criminal Court
upon . M1s. Young, 1t No. 063 south Clark
sttoot, Ut 10 o'clock last night, Was mohbed by
about afty uen aud boys. nho stoned and beat
lin IN 4 ts11ibl4 mAnneF. Aaaisted by Officer
Ut!i. he arrested Michael MoJnsh1n and Frauk
b!oskell. Tbs Affair creatod great excitement in
Tho neighborhooa.
Three moro confidence operations yesterday.
An Enginhmlu, an experienced traveller, paid 4
u.onte uan fs, 600 TOR al in!s,4tlon Into tho
n.ya4eries Of the game. William n. Newman, Of
Elu CIaira, Wis, pad &72s for 81 introduction
to tue "Gle1k Of tho First PsuonAl nank" Of
bis town. Then cana IN old grsy-hAirda granger
eiih 80, which 10 wanted 10 In veal tu !ostary.
He inyeHted, aud now wants Detective Dl1on 10
gst it back agsia. None Of the Aha1pe1s were
c&ught
, 1875-06-23
ST. tGuIk.

- rs rUuI9.
sr. LOUIS, juno 22.-Talcsnph!a instructions
wero received horc to-day FROM 1ntorpal Noyspue
Commissioner Pratt to astze tim tectsfylpg o.
tablisdmoat Of Devis, Frazer j. Co. for non.pay-
maut Of ell. .000 faxes found to bo due by thcm
gu whisky produced on which no tux was paid
ahb hlekure w&s ts1Ado md nj iAVoplory takon
b. buporviaor MoJer aud Rsyenus Agents
uadlk, Colouy, and Crane, unslo1
warrant Of distrAsnt from Rttent1o Collector
ehs as.usds +0' eai tas ssesg loco os s ei
the irm, and l2o barrels of whisky, This estal-
&lahmeut vAs ssizsd aaonu osllofs short time
$40 aud bonded for S28,001. ,nptputlon has
lls barrels OF apiJits owned bg Ben,ls i Frazar,
oo storage In THU uty; also their unpaid bal
aaca N bank. O.hpr poizute4 Oh diAts&lut war
rants will I'd mads IN = faW days
, 1875-06-23
INDIANAPOLIS,

Thp .US8f and Dumb N4xlpcss-The
,Phaaadetphta Osntouatuk~Postlun M.
tenegSrfa1 Joxvul1.
6n.cta, n.n,t.s "a Ts* ,nt.,..4-t.,.n.
.xn,'ss..o-,s Tns r.". 90 ~. %
.,.s I"n!A"nsoh'0' !uu'' 'Auo z1'-4lo Aaotntyte
toTesI'gatloh - 2etkinR s4ong S!oWy aud unast-
ialsctoriIY. Adalias Davis, ths principal witness
against the suusrtnteodsnt. was crss.aY.,ninad
so.i,av hv nsn. H.v,,no .nd no,t-.d,.tss
hor esatornoht 1n general particulars but doggad-
, 1875-06-23

"A kFencA Wow OF 01CE6M1 and 8A1RAHx
Tho Faria correspondent Of tho London 14n,es
writes; M. Moziotes, Professor Of Foreign
l.atesAturo, has eoaoluieA his course Of ieo-
turcs on Dickens At the bothonun A com
pa1iaon hetwoon nicksua aud Da!lao, he
said. oaored much likoneas, and much
diversity. 10th woro admlrtbto observers,
but ua!zao, Hho often shut hnsslf out rom
tho world aud lyed only with tho creations OF bI1
brain. entoyed tue pleasure merely OF NJ sstist
Or psychological, d.ssspating illusions, but point
Ing to 10 eeaclMa!ons, whassas Dickens rps 4
morstist. Flo, did not deliberately get him
salt 70 develop . thesis. but no plantod
fruitful hocd iu Lia roadess' tn,als
Ho Aitned At = usaful aud boneficent result. aud
h&a wqgka bud corrected uauy alusos. Gus
rose from the petpsal Of Datzao with Liking Tor
msntsl A1stomy. hut With no generous smotlon.
whereas Dickens stimulated nobls senuuspty.
de.oton to duty. aud passion for What .a4 good.
Tho lntsua!tg with which he did this Wss nlika
Aonorahls to himself aud hlz country, Is Nsx
1ae great praise Of English no.eiists thsi ono
them, with moro elevated rssolatloas s{lh Sss-
t1r kroslsaEs # nsaaia4 h4i d RbFr}sdss
The practice ct 1hAt Nas xaQ&
, 1875-06-23

tho quat attcr'Nas reached. AT Tho half, a attfug
100 yards lonK had bson formed. A. thov sn-
ttreL TIM hosne,Btrstch Snow 1}At made dea-
'psrato oEfort Tor tls 1nhd aud trotted yoktd'
Indy Star to tho distance. .htand. whore they re,o
ovcrtaken bv 9raEt6n. who had etohetl m I'M
1nensa sAp IN tho last haii, Snow 1'.tl had to
Jteid, brt 'Isdy 9t1r tEt nut knnthur link, md
Won BY . neck in .2;24x. Grafton Ia naid to lfsve
strotsed tho 1Abt a'f sns1:0l. Gctttiniy, he DIS
played immonee spoel.
Ihe fourth heat WA repetition of the two
prsriots ends, 6tatnttng Afst tutaftun fell OF
lady atsr won es4ftI in 9:7614;, Hnow Ball 100 :
ind and closo by. 1:fAdY Bt1f todk The first
.'1,onus, Brown Dick 'aeoond, 6nos ball third,
xna Grafton fo,iftb.
, 1875-06-23
CASUALTIES.
DROWNED,


Speeta, Dtspalch ta The Chfeaan Tribune.
LACROSSE, Wis, Juno 22,--Tbreo ,children OF
wel!-to-do farmer, named GordIn Bwenson.
'woro drowned In Council Bay, 10 miles from
Lacrosse. Itappcars tho Children wont swim.
ming. Mary, agca7. foil Into deep water.
Matilda, aged 10 years, hastoued to roacuo l,er
sister, but lost her footing, when Smith, sgcd
is, trying to aid Ills Hiatess, Was inturn drawn
into dcep water, and. as stated. all three
drowned. Tho sad calamity created most IN
tonso oxciton,unt, and, during yesterday, tho
banks Of Black River and Council I,ay swarmcd
Will. people looking for tho bo1ies Of tho
Children. Tho bodcs we1o recovered last even
Ing.
East 5Ao,xAw. Mich. 1uno "a telegram
was received in this city this eyening from In
,ianapo1sa announcing shat Walter reers Was
drowned ut Tint place this afternoon. Deceased
rms member Of Bucna Viasa Lodge Of The I.
q. Of 0. +. ot.thss city. aud atcsegsam vas sent
BY that Lodge ordering his renaina forwarded
to this city. Deceased was formerly employed
in the Flint d Pero Marquette Railway shops In
this city. As parents And relatives Ill Eesiao III
England.
, 1875-06-23

CLOSE or ENTITIES.
The entries for tho horsea In tho "2.l0,"
$780," "geptIemon's road-hozaes," aud "free-
fof-all f" olasses in tho First Dexter Park 1Ieet-
ing. Jnly 2, s. aud 5. close Saturday oyeulug.
THE EAST SAGINAW NETTING.
Stte.at Disnatch u 1Ae chicaoo Tribune,
East SAolsAw, Mich, June 22.-Tho third rlannuhl
meeting OF shs East Saginaw Dri1sng-pask Asso-
cialson oponed to-day With two trottng RACES.
ono for three-mnuto hornos and ono for 1:30
horseb, and a running race, milo hsats, boat two
in three. Tho Attendance Fas about $500. but
the arort WAS equal to anything over Witnessed
In any section Of tho country, aud fully main
talns tho reputation Of the track "a one Of tho
faatsut in existence. There we're sixteen ent,ica
for tho $1,000 purse for 2:30 horses. OF this
numbor twelvo started, aud succeeded
In making tho contest bo.t exciting and
weArytng. somo Of thom aofng splendid work,
while others we're Of no account excopt to test
the lonienoy Of the Judges, and disgust tho
audience. Tho race waa won by LAdy Htar on
tered BY Frank Van Moss, Ut Rochester,, ia four
~retchsd exhibition IN the sucoaedlpg boats.
Tho following horses started: Gen. 1srfleld,
Huntingdon, Lady bsaf, nrorn Dick, MosH Aoeo,
Lady Williams. Jeremiah, Idol, Lady Mack,
yilio, Prince. Woltord q, aud L,st1e Augns wore
drawn, In the pools Grafton and Garfield aold
~ favosites; SNOW 1}s|l third cloice Lsdy Htaz
occasionally fourth. but gencralIy NTH the
bAiapca ~ the fold
First heat-On the ffth attempt tho word uas
Btveu, and Idol, who had Tho pole, took the
lead on tho first turu, closely Rttepdcd by
Jeremiah. snow Ball, and brown Dick. IL tho
quaEtos they held tho satno posItlous, aud all
tho horses were strung OUT. with Grafton "a rear
guard, On 4 break along thu. back stretch.
1afeluiAh indu1Red In numerous akips. aud cFept
along sido of Idol, who was tTottinE
steadily, Snow l}all And brown Dick
alternately ~ third aud fourth until
tho home stretch waa entered, whom they
brushed up to tAe leaders, and nAtls the pAce
too last for Jeremiah, Who fall back 10 sixth.
GiyinE Way to Garfield, who ha1 Hhsksn % tht
tAi|.eudefs. Tha struggle homo WAS o1trlordt-
u4rily ciobe and tntenselY exciting. At the dis
tAnco stand Idol, Snow Ball. BTuHn Dick, aud
Garfield wore abreast, sGd, undar vigorous
| Whipping, they we're urged henee to tls wire,
wllieh Df0wn Dick EeAcAed first. noae ahead
| ot GarAola. Who was tho shortest OF betds lu
front Of Idol, With Bnow BALL only ueck b.
hind. Tho others ncre nowhere. Tims, 2.3411IG.
| tseronl Nedi-Lsdy Btar And Bnowlpall dseY
out on tho frat turn, the former securing tue
polu and lead, Aud t1,e bAlsnca OF the heat waA
throughout = contest betwoan them. In the
| home-strGtch Bu0w Bail challenged tnr the load,
but was thskcn on by Lady htas, who won tho
beat ~ p {og in 2:2iA. Grafton did veil during
tho last half. and was ielr third, tbs three
othsm making poor show,
Third heat@After IN excellent start, Lsdg
Bsat aud 6noN Ball again sashed aray from tho
, 1875-06-23

Therr MIL bo y gsoat railroad e1cuss.on ou
Thursday, tho 2ith iass.. from OTTAWA. Utica,
LaSa1ls, Fetu, etc., to Hook Island. Esarly 100
families vii! so from Paru.
A special Term Of tho Yssmilton County (Il)
Circuit Court convened yestorlay morning, His
Honor Judgo Davta presiding. None other than
criminal cAaa8 will 10 called.
, 1875-06-23
ERIE CANAL FRAUDS.


The Cat1, natttea Of Investigation Wait
1Sufinl0 flald Tnke Testimony.
6ptcta, Dispatch 10 Tie Chicago Tribune.
DurrALo N Y. June 22.-Tho Legislative
Committee, consisting Of Senators Dan Il. Coils,
Of Albion, aud James ". Hoo.h Of Now York.
and Assamblymsn G. ". Seward. OF New York /;
Con. r. Sherman, ot Utica, and JAmea r. FalR-
nerot Livlugston, appointed in response to Cor.
TIlden's celebrated nessaxo on tho canal frauds,
ara here Investigating the jobs At this end Of tho
canki. Tie Committee arrived thia morning,
examined tho canal work bstHeen htso and
Black lsook during tile forenoon, and Ia tho
afternoon took Testimony. They hppa to got tu
all tho testimony At prcHcnt III reach Tomorrow.
aud expect to visit thIs point again.
, 1875-06-23

QUIsc1, ILL.,, July 22.-Two mon. ono named
Phillips and the other Mexican, cal1od upon
d!st!lIlng drm in this city to-day. Tepzesoutins
themselves "a Government detectives. They
told the iirIa that shoy had been detected III
4Wlpdliug the Government, but proposed to
accordingly drew . check for $1,000. which tho
pretended detectives attempted to get cashed at
t"o or threw u tbs banks, bua bsfofa thoy had
succeeded iu this Attempt Capt. BommclyllIs,
no1 Sos scf q the ~ ls4
Ht4tsa Ca.91u,salousF Warren for examination
.hls sfsoshoon, yhh extmlnation. Aoweycr, was
npt eo@pletad, 4nt thor Y.|l 10 befofe tpo cou,-
ger. but Aak an Il q rsa!dsns Of 0edas Creek
ToxnshiP, N tAls cou1stIs
, 1875-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Thequarterly shoot for the Gun Club diamond
badge will take place Friday Il Tom stagg'a,
commencing 1t o'clock,
Duncan Campbell, An zdvent1eous would-bp
Weston. has attempted to wslk fon Port Huron
to Virginia City, Nov. Ho p&ssedthsouKh Battle
Creek day before yesterday, Andis expected to
Atriyo here Sunday night.
, 1875-06-23
TERRIBLE scAFFoLolHo ACCIDENT,

pE1no5r, Mtch., juno 22.-Scaffo!dtng In
Whitney's new Opcra-N House, nou boing built OIL
Fort street, fell Is tho workmon roautnoa work
aftar dtuncr to-day. -Four men fell near!y 10
feot, ono. George jackson, bolug 60 injured that
hc died In half an hour, and Ocorgo Holm died
noon after being carried to hin homo. shira,
namod Tournat, will probably not 1.-Two. Both
tho deceased lenvo fam!llos. 4 Coroner's jury
has been impsnelcd, but adjourned .until to-
morrow morning without takag any evidence.
, 1875-06-23

,nEPoRrh Rno1f TUE AoAIouLTrhAI nusEAu.
WAsu,no1ox, o.. g.. juno 22.-iloports TO-
eeived n tho Du1oau Of Agriculture from DIFF
fotons socltpns indicate shnt tho winlor and
spring Hheat will yioid four-lftha OF = full
crop. Tyo promises hostoe than wheat.
but viii fa1i bs!om shs usual average.
Oats Aro in good condition. tnd will reach ncATly
sion. Ths bs.isy crop pronlAos noll- Clover
shows fAle average condition. Fruit prospects
fair to good fn tho East. and below tbs avo1so
la tho h'psk
, 1875-06-23

The 8-1nnuts pbtse cloepd With thfttecb en-
tfies fotir Of which nero dtHwn, leaving nina
s,arters, via: ,Chcstor Thomas, DsnIel Boono,
Nelson, General Mac, Msmbtino Warner, .Oltt-
ton, Gum DnI Nsrea, knd Jessie r. utni1osl. Ia
the pool tho field MAJ first choice, Clifton second,
aud Boono third. Tho ilrst host v4s won BY
Doono. from very bad positiou and btsak al
the Start, IN tho excellent time Of 9:2SH. This
naod hin, up. aud he thereafter proved perfect
in the fourth lleat. Clifton won tho second
heat In 2,3ls, but broke badly in tto next three,
which vere won:bY Mnn,brino Warner. In syery
hrAt tire winner found General Maos q otode oona.
panton.
, 1875-06-23
tAHkAN5AS.
d6ah ItunhnhtYsxs

Ltrr1r ROCK, Ark, June o22,--Roporta from al
portions Of tho State srd 10 tho effect that tho
crops arc luoting sblondId.' Moro wheat has
been raised, snd tho prospect for largo
cora 'ec1op. and cotton crop are batter,
than ever known before In tito history Of thu
StAta. Ons hundred bAt1nR Of now Irish pota-
toes wo1e ehipped 70 Chicago IRON sh1. olt5
to-daY.
, 1875-06-23

sr. Louis, Mo-, Juno 22.-In tic game be-
tvoou tho Hartfords and St. Louis Nods to-day.
tho former catno OF victorious bY q score Of
to I. Tho Reds gayo the Connecticut nins tho
best they had In tho shop, but ,sero not only
outbat!eh, but out1e,ded.
Much intotpst is sttachcd to the game to-mor-
row batween tho Hartfords and Dtomnh. The
betstng. Oh an nverago. Stands about 10 to In
favor of tho visiting Club.
, 1875-06-23

By ths 'prfodtpnt, who eong,ztnissea thcsn nrpon
Tho fact that thay had been In tcfr o9n.se dt''"
'dtous. obedtent and loving, and predfesod Tor:
Altar ! sbsauttfdl yocsl selection BY Hrs. Q. Il.
For, tho o1arcleos weru aloaed with The address
cuhton1ary On like occAsions and the bcued|c-
linn
, 1875-06-23

- Epee1*s UIspatcH 0t 1ht Lhfe11o TRIBUNE.
81. pAur4 Mldn., 1upe. 22.-Drorn, bluu
EARTH, Nlc6llot,. And sibteY, cotntiss being IN
danger Of bankrupting themselves In continuing
tho bounty ,systom, Of destroying eraaatoppors,
roedents OF these counties havo hnpdhlod fos
hc!p. flrat asking for tho $1,000 remaining OF tho
Logisla i m @ tlxe appropriation Of last winter
last year, rhich 4ov. Dsvfs decided could not
be granted, Thon they applied to tho Chamber
OF commerce. which recommended that tho Coun-
ty commissioners guarantee $4,000 from this
county, ia faso the State, doea not. assumo tho
counties Of the State st,uuid cach, with tto game
condition hssutuo proporton&te, amount. Tho
Commissioners mot this afternoon and declncd
10 make the GUARANTEE requested. The Governor
is also understood to say that ha will not Aasuno
the responsibility for the State In tho mat
teI.,; 4, md viii. not pledge himselt to r5coul-
eountlhs tnYolvad. It IL nav proposed
that wealthy citizens thrnnshous tho btato
shall units 10 holp tho embarrassed counties keep
up tho bounty eystom. Oyor SC, ,00q haye l,eou
Earth md Lasueur. Tho latter, with an oxpen-
dituro Of el3 900 has nearly ext1nguishod the post
within its limits. Tho foru,or has paid noar %30 600
and hAs yet thousands Of bushels to gather,
Meanwhile, ln tue New Mononto settlement on
Rad River. 90 1nllos south Of Winniper tho
people ate wagtng ~, var againat the 'hoppors
switches dtiyo them into compact bodies, wisilo
mon r,tsh back aud forth NTH nots Aud
gather thom fn hy bushels. They will sa,n crops
cnouRh to feed themselves and cattle through
next upter., Horo thoro la growing. distEuat
hid tucroaA!hg belief that tho frontier settler,
ought to 10 bottor Ahln to caro- for themselves,
- many OF tho Enont deserving Of he.p haYo
dono.
, 1875-06-23

The closing ssryicaa OF tbs OHIO Agricultural
College occul1sd ySsle1day: An sadtssa "as d.
Naaa, TLare arp nov seventy students vt tho
Gollseo, Tls esxt tesn viii b6ela aspt> Ii.
, 1875-06-23

9pft7dE U8bdEc3 ID 7hF LH1eddd 7FIpUHe.
Srn1sarfELp. Ill.,, Juno 22.-Qnite aAerlous
accident occurred to Tho 8:30 p. m. passenger
train uoet on tho Toledo, Wabash l. Western to-
day. A switch had been misplaced Ia tho south
ond of tho city, which threw Tho engine fIon.
the track. Tho passengers wcre thrown violent
II forward, and several wore seIsouHy injured.
and enc Of them. Morris Weleh. who was stanl-
ing on tho platform. 30 seriona!y TINT no will
psob.bly die. It ls thought all tho others will
yHc0Snr
, 1875-06-23
OCEAN 81tA43Ntr NEWS.

LONDON, 1pas 22.--ssa4msh!ps 0altfozn ii,
arrived out.
, 1875-06-23

SDtefal E'spatch to Ths Chlcaao IstbHnt-
LANSING, Mich, June 22.-Adam Lell!ne fell
in front Of bis Wagon, near Holly, yesterday.
aud was run oyer AMI Instantly killed, hlA neck
belng broken and face badly crushed.
, 1875-06-23

{xhi19s- q 5 5 Z q

Mai 8.ts o. sr,rvs- -GhirsKe, Vi PhilEderdia. i.
bti", ,. h.s,e.7,f;hIssxo. ,f;Ih!Issxo. 4; I'h,sds,ph!s,l+
Tire a. M!ms-Ono hnur aud nfty minutes.
t,mpsFs-->fletam MaISan, Of Fnlla4slphtS.
, 1875-06-23

.... THE WHEEkEO SRRaH4C+
BAN FnAAclsco, june 22.-1he United etAtes
steamer Benoolh will start Tomorrow morning
for Fictntia to bring down the odlcors and c1ew
Of tho wTeckad 6Arauac.
, 1875-06-23
THE TURF.

cLosE or xHEn1Es.
The entries for tho horsed In thp "2i40,''
1890" 'gentiemon's road-hoEses," and "fres-
fof-all" olasees in tho First Dexter park Meet
ing. Jnly 2, g. aud 3, close Saturday oyenlng.