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LATEST LOCAL,

Nor case Of burglary reported up to
noon to-day. --
GEORGE DRAsHER, the victim of Teble.
mans little pistol, will recover-so his
father says. .5 ...r.. .....5.
THE man who assaulted Officer Nord.
hotf last night has been captured. His
name is James owens.
THE residence of II. C. Powers, ESQ.
No. 246 Plum street, was entered by a
sneak thief Tuesday, and q set of red
coral jewelry stolen.
A MEETING OF the Ninth Ward citizens
will be neld at the FIves' Engine house,
on Vine, between Court and Canal, to-
night, tor the purpose of making ar
rangements for the Centennial Jubilee
on July Fourth.
AT Benckenstein's Hall, on Harrison
avenue, near the Brighton House, the
English Evangelical Lutheran Church
will give a strawberry festival to-mor.
row (Fridsy) evening. Preparations
will be ample and pleasant time is as
sured.
THE motion for new trial In the case
of VIM. Edmondeon, alias Billy Parsons,
charged with selling indecent publica.
tions, was overruled by Judge Linde.
mann this morning. "a He was sentenced
to ten days in the WOrk-house and to
pay a fine of $780, Exceptions were
taken and execution was suspended un-
til June II. A new bond was required,
in the sum of 5000. T5sar.e5.f ~ 49,
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suits for Damages.

James w. Mitchell against the City OF
Cincinnati. The plaintiff was an en-
ploye Of the City, in the Street-cleaning
Department.. This lie an action for the
recovery OF $4,000 damages alleged TO
have been sustained by being preoipi-
tated through the roof of the Ffth.strees
Market-house on the 4th of February,
1870, and breaking his left leg. The
plaintiff states that the city authorities,
in order to compromise said claim, took
an action authorizing the Board OF Im-'
provements to continue the name Dk
Mitchell on the payroll Of the Street.
cleaning Department at an allowance OF
Sl1 per week. He further states that he
receiyed said amount until the Board OF
Public Works succeeded that Board.
Hence the petition.
John Ryan, M. Ryan and John J.
Ryan against the City. An action to re-
cover $3,072 90 for grading Court street
from Harriet street to Mclean avenue.
August Bartels against Ernst Ober-i
ten and Chas. II. Flact. An action to
recover 81, $50 for damages sustained BY
plaintiffs son by being struck ON tina
head by material falling fromi four
story building built by defendants.
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FORTY.FOURTH C0NGRESS--lst SESSION

WASHINGTON, June THE resolution
for unit of money and account between
this country and Great Britain was
passed. The bill extending Tor one year
the provisions of the Homestead Act tor
the benefit Of settlers driven from their
lands by the locust plague was
passed. The Senate in Committee OF
the Whole resumed the considera-
tion of the Legislative, Executive
and Judicial Appropriation Bill. The
proposed amendment, providing that all
appointments in the various depart
ments Of the Government shall bo made
upon a careful and impartial examina-
tion of candidates by board Olive per-
sons, or more, to bs selected by the
| President, was rejected. The one pro-
yiding that all executive appointments
shall be equally distributed between the
several States and Territories, after de-
bate was finally rejected. A resou-
ton that, in making a reduction
OF the number Of employees in
/! the departments, the preference
| OF those to be retained shall be given to
disabled veterans OF the army or navy
and the widows OF deceased soldiers,
was adopted unanimously. Tie bill be
ing reported to the Senate, the amend
ments agreed upon in Committee OF the
| Whole were coDcurreu III, ana tne Dill
passed. The House Fertilization Ap-
preparation Bill, for $315, 900, was called
up aud passed without amendment. The
| silver Bill was ordered 10 come up as
unfinished business Thursday morning,
| and the Senate adjourned.
| HOUSE. }.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE bill re.
pealing the sections OF the Revised Stat.
utes placing restrictions upon the sale
OF public lands in the Gulf States was
passed. Leave OF absence for teu days
was granted Speaker Kerr, and Mr.. Cox
of New York, was appointed Speaker ad
interim. A bill providing penalty fol
mailing obscene books, and prohibiting
lottery circulars from passing through
the mails, was passed. The bill for tht
distribution Of unappropriated moneys
Of the Geneva Award was called up, ant
pending its discussion the House took {
recess, the bill to come up again for de
bate at the evening session.
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Minor Mentions.
By American Press Association to the STAR.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
RICHMOND, VA, June S.-Chss. Childs
was Killed last night by James Flaherty.
Both were drunk. 4.-
PHILADELPHIA, June 8. Thirty-one
thousand Six hundred and seventy-three
paying visitors were admitted to the
Centennial Grounds yesterday.
PITTsBURG, June SIN New Castle
Penn, this norning,a building In course
OF construction adjoining the new City
Hall, the Engine-louse, and some pri-
vate property were destroyed by tre,
Loss about $4,000.
OMAHA, June S.-By a dispatch re-
ceived at Department Headquarters this
morning, dated Fort Laramie, June 7, ii
is learned that an Indian courier from
Red Cloud found at Tongue River one
thousand two hundred and seventy
three lodges, under command oil
Sitting Bull ana Crazy Horse,
on their way to Powder River to tigh
General Crook on his return. They told
him they had met Clusters troops eight
days ago and had fought them all day
Many were killed on both sides.
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FOREIGN.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
BELGRADE, June S.-TwO batteries Of
artillery and detachment OF infantry
started for the frontier by way of Kragu-
Wevatz yesterday. General Tchenajef
and the general staff have also left for
the Bosnian frontier.
FROM HAYTI.
NEW YORK, June S.-Advices have
been received from Hayti to the effect
that the Chamber of Deputies and Presi-
dental Electors had been elected and
would meet on the 18th inst. to ele ct a
President. General Canal will be elected
President.
DOM PEDRO AsToNIsHEs THE BUTCHERS.
MONTREAL, June 6.--Dom Pedro and
two oi his staff attended the Academy
Of Music last night and witnessed the
performance of "Pique." To-day His
NJ ajesty, in company with Mr.. Gerjken /,
OF Lhe st. Lawrence Hall, visited 6onse-
| cours Market az O'Clock in the NOR.
ming. The butchers seemed astonished
at the early habits OF their Imperial Wis.
itor. After breakfast the royal party
drove through the city, inspecting all
buildings OF interest. They then lelt for
Lowell, Mass.
| ADVANCE IN RAILWAY SHARES. +,
LONDON, june S.-The Times money
\ article OF this morning says: There was
a sharp rise in Illinois Central Railroad
shares, yesterday, in consequence oi
orders to purchase received from Amer
lea. Pennsylvania Railway shares are
| hrmer.
| LOUIS PHILIPPE AND QUEEN MARIE.
| PARIS, June 8.-Tno Count de Parit
will shortly visit England to superin
Tend the transfer of the remains OF Louis
PHILIPPE and Queen Marie to France
The funeral will be private and without
any display.
RUSSIAN FORCES.
PRAGUE, June 8.-The Politic (news
paper) states that a strong Russian
force Is concentrating at Bender ant
Moldavo, on the Turkish frontier.
INDEPENDENCE OF sERvIA.
LONDON, June San afternoon dis
patch from Vienna says 1t is reportet
that the Servians have declared thei
independence, and that the Servial
army has crossed the Turkish frontier
The report causes excitement here.
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BOARD OF PUSLIC WOHKs.
Business Transacted by the B0ara
This Morning.

The Board met In regular session, all
the members present, and Presideus
Bell in the chair. J.
A resolution was offered that the Cln-
cinnati & Covington and Cincinnati d
Newport Street Railroad Companies be
requested to stop their cars on Filth
street, between Walnut and Vine, In.
stead Of Vine street, south of Fifth
street. until the buildings in course OF
erection in that locality be completed.
Referred to the Railroad Committee.
Mr.. Caldwell presented the following
which was adopted:
Whereas, A claim is presented to the
Board of Public Works by John Ryan a
Co., contractors, for work done on inter-
ections-rebowldering Lawrence street
from Second to Third-for a sum i'm ct.
cess of the amount estimated by the ER-
gineer and named In the contracts; there
fore, BOO .I.-l.n
"Resolved, That the City Solicitor be
requested to report to this Board q
written opinion, as to the liability
of the city under said contracg
with said John Ryan Il Co., for said ek-
cess" slfrf
The committee (Mr. Foote) to whom
was referred the resolution OF the COM
mon Council toHseil the stock in tha
Kentucky Central Railroad, reported
| that the law creating the Board oil Pub
lie Works requires that the recommend
alton OF sale be first made by the Board,
and recommended that the resolution be
disapproyed. The committee alsq
| recommended the adoption of the fol-
| lowing: saa, !
| "Resolved, That this Board hereby
| recommends to the Common Council thA
sale Of the $100, 900 preferred stock Of the
Kentucky Central Railroad belonging 70
the city at the best rate for cash." ~ =
| On motion a resolution was adopted
instructing the Clerk to advertise IsS
proposals for constructing q sewer on
Fifth street, from the east side of Lock
street to connect with Eggleston ay.
enue, and to build the necessary catch.
basins. -'
On motion the Sewerage Engineer was
directed to examine and report a reme-
| dy to prevent water from the Henry,
street sewer running into private prop
erty on Race and Henry streets.
| On motion, the superintendent of Sew
ers was instructed to place an eight.ineh
pipe on Findlay street between Freeman
| and Western avenue. sol e4
| BY resolution offered by Mr.. Foote,
and which was adopted, the City Ea-
gineer was directed to prepare an ordEs
nance to establish the grade of Anna
alley from Pendleton street to Hunt.
An ordinance was recommended 10
Council for the grading and paving Of
Bellevue avenue from Auburn avenue to
Goodman street. City's portion OF cost
| $7,oo7 50. Adjourned.
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Police Court.

Drunk and Disorderly-John Sheridan, N
days; Josie L. Hall, s.; NJ AIRY Morgan, 30 days:
Minnie Forest, 81 days; John Conley and Laurz
Conley, dismissed; Mary McNulty. 50 dayg
Patrick McNulty, 10 days; John Smith, 10 days.
VIM. Marshall. 80 days; Jas. Moore, SO -soDs
Henry Weston, continued; John Carney, Cd
days; Peter sullivan, continued; Michael Har-
mold, continued. A.
Petit Larceny--John o'Donneli, $40; john
Naugle, continued. s+
Misceilaneous-val Valentine Barton, abus;a.
family, 6J-SI5; c. J. Smith. same, s.; Frank.
Noels, obtaining money by false pretense 0is-
missed; Jas. Baldwin, peddling without IL
cense. dismissed; j. Jacoby, two charges false
pretense, continued; Louis Meyers, house.
breaking, 6o-slU0; ). s.. Cooper, permittinw
nuisance, dismissed: John Naugle, rohbarv.
continued; Michael Harnold, resisting oisIser
continued; Michael Harnold, malicious de.
stfuction, continued; John Doian, Ioiterinc.
dismissed; Peter Sullivan, resisting Officer.
continued; Richard Cullom, shooting with ia
tent TO ELL, continued; VIM. Edmondson SELL
ing indecent publications, 10000; Abe Rhi-
mock, lettering, dismissed; Thos. Leonard ana
Leonard, resisting officer, dismissed; John NJ
Mill and John Doran, lettering. dismis ,efl.
n. Martin, horse stealing, bound over; Henry
Meyers, embezzling, sU, remit s25; Henry
Kleemeier, resisting officer, 50; John CcnneiiT.
abusing family, $3.50; Thos. Shoemaker. NJ
having red light up, dismissed; l.. T. Merruo
laying sidewalk without permit, dismissed; X
B. II. Nolte, obstructing street, continued: j IN
Moore, attempting 10 PICK pockets, contsnuest
Grand Larceny-seorge aergestreser. con
tinued; W. G. 6. Perry, Frank. r. Smith, q. II,
Smith, dismissed; John Nauule, Continued.
Assault and Battery-Mary Syren, sSc
THOMAS Williams, So; Peter sullivan. coatsn::
.Vagrancy-John Kennedy, dismissed. Ioss
phipe Moon, ~ days.
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Another Royal visitor.
POLITICAL DOINGs.
The Wisconsin Demo,

The wisconsin Democracy
By American Press Association to the STAR.
MILWAUKEE, June S.-The Democratic
Convention yesterday, to avoid con-
fict ON the currency question, adjourned
without passing resolutions Of any kind.
OF the delegates to st. Louis seventeen
are for Tilden and three uncommitted.
Judicial Nominations.
LANCASTER, June S.-The Democracy
yesterday in this city nominated. Sllas
FL. Wright for Judge OF the Seventh Ju-
dicial District.
The Republicans, in session at Ports
mouth, nominated j. j. Harper for the
same position.
Congressional Nominations.
PORTSMOUTH, o., June S.-H. s. Neal
was yesterday nominated for Congress
from the Eleventh District by the Re-
publicans. THe9as tes ar
GENEsEE, ILL, June S.-The RepublL
cans OF the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict here yesterday nominated Thomas
j. Henderson for Congress-.
TO the Cincinnati Convention.
NEW ORLEANS, June s.--Mr. Pinch
back and the other delegates to Cincin-
natl left for that city last night. The
delegation will vote as q unit, which
gives Morton the solid vote. 'a, \.
WASHINGTON, June s.-The Republic
cans Of this District yesterday elected
Alexander r. Shepherd and Fred.
Douglass delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention. The regular Republicans
some time since elected SaylesJ. Bowen
and A. NJ. Green as delegates, who, II
admitted, will vote for Morton. Shep-
herd and Douglass will. II admitted,
vote for Coukling.
lNDiANAPoLIs, June s.--The Indiana
da!.sssali2R " ttA Rin"h!ican Na!lOaS,
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Marine Matters.

By American Press Association tot the STAR.
QUEBEC, June 8.-The crew OF the bark
Rising sun arrived here to-day. They
report the bark wrecked, being cut
through by the ice. ".'
New YORK, June o.--Arrlved yester.
day: Steamers Percs from Havre, An.
chora from Glasgow, City OF Vera Cruz
from Havana, anu OthellU from Hull via
Southampton. Sailed, steamer Russia
for Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS, June 8.--The steamer
Austin, from Havana, struoIpa snag be.
low the city and sunk yesterday, with a
cargo of seven hundred hogsheads OF
sugar, valued at $4,000. The vessel,
valued at $125,C0O, is a total loss; no in.
suTance.
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Tho Hall Is Rolling.

AT a meeting of Old Soldiers last
night at Rolps Hall, corner OF Seventh
and Freeman streets, q Committee,
consisting Of Messrs. Lewis Weitzel. Col
Robt. Moore, Geo. b. Wright, jacob
Gessert. Col. L. Markbreit, Dan. j. Null
lane. Henry Widert and j. p. ]. De-
Beck, was appointed ON finance, with
power to solicit subscriptions and make
collections for the coming Fourth OF
July jubilee. The next meeting will be-
held Tuesday evening, June 10, at Ar
better Hall. The Committee on Music
are A. H. Doan, Burt. Fisher. Geo.
Johnston, John b. Hunt and Frank
Deister.
Speeches, songs, and general inter-
change OF Old-time "reminiscences, char
acterized the closing of very pieasaas
and harmonious gathering.
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Camp DenMison.

Mr.. s. t. Dial, the principal of the
Camp Dennison school, deserves great
credit for the interest he has manifested
in the pupils of that school for the past
two years. He has been for some time
making preparations for an exhibition
which viii take place to morrow even
ing. r
The hall will undoubtedly be crowded
with the parents and friends of the
scholars, who unanimously unite In ex-
tending Mr.. Dial and his school their
best wishes.
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commenced its sixteenth annual session
at PHILADELPHIA Yesterday.

commenced its sixteenth annual session
at Philadelphia yesterday.
Lewis G. Brasher, Of Cincinnati,
charged in Indianapolis with being con-
nected with whisky crookedness, was
yesterday acquitted.
Charles L. Terrell was arrested yes
terday In Council Bluffs, Iowa, on
charge Of embezzlement and forgery
committed In Albany, New York.
Thomas E. Milstead, late Internal
Revenue Collector at Yorktown, Va,
convicted of embezzling, has been SEN
fenced to two years imprisonment.
Alfred Bevls. E. B. Frazer, G. Barren
berg and John s. Berwexter, convicted
of St. Louis crookedness, get each fine
of 81, 900 and one days Imprisonment.
The anti-coolie men at Carson, Ne
vada, continue their demonstrations,
demanding the discharge OF Chinese Ia
borers, but as yet have committed nc
violence.
R. Stewart Dennee and R. II. Sham
non, of New Orleans, have been indicted
by the Grand Jury for completely to de-
fraud the Government In the matter 0
| cotton claims.
The Ohio Falls Car-works, at Jeffer
sOnville, Ind, the largest In the world
have been ordered to be sold next Satur
day under foreclosure OF mortgage u
| secure creditors.
Nine cOunterteiters were arrested In
Southern Illinois, a few miles from st
Louis, Tuesday, and large quantity Q
counterfeit fractional currency obtained
with the plate for its manufacture.
| Jarrett & Palmer have presented Hank
Small, Engineer No. 149, a handsome
gold medal purchased in New York, viii
the intention of.giving it to the Enginee
who should most merit 1t during the triI
across the Continent .4 o.
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BY American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, June 8.-The following
Is a copy of the dispatch received by the
Chairman of the Judiciary Committee:
"LoNDoN, -.
ssTo the Chairman Of the House Judiciary
Committee, Washington, ID. ca
81 have Just read in the New York pa
pers Scotvs evidence about our bond
transaction, and can fully corroborate
it. l never gave Blaine any Fort Smith
Railroad bonds, directly or otherwise.
l have three foreign railway contracts
on my hands which make it impossible
for me to leave without great pecuniary
loss, or would gladly and voluntarily
come home and testify. l can make al
sired"
-sTSignedl JOSIAH CALDWELL"
The Department OF State
has received official notice of the de-
cision OF the Turkish Government to
raise duties on all articles imported into
the Ottoman Dominions to twenty per
cent, the new regulation y" =, i,to ct.
feet within three mon.as - 1ss o!
May last.
Uncle Sam's T.AGo -Dl-ess.
A carefully prepared !, NJ. m.ns made
at the Treasury Department shows that
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1876, will
probably tall below the estimates to the
amount of $11, POS, 757 80; but, on the 9th.
| er hand the expenses will probably be
| s., 1903, T99 20 less than the estimate. The
result will be that the Treasury will
| have surplus in excess OF Its ordinary
| expenses of over S23, ,000, 900.
| Secretary Robson
appeared before the House Committee
! on Naval Affairs, accompanied by Com
moGore Ammen, Chief OF the Bureau oil
Equipment and Recruiting, ana Acting
| Paymaster General Walmough. Com
modore Shuielt was, however, the only
witness examined. He testified witt
special reference to the purchase Of coal
that being the principal article among
the supplies furnished the Naval servict
through his Bureau. Hs believed tina
coal could be bought in the oper
market with greater advantage
to the Government Than by contract, ant
he regarded Philadelphia as the bes
market from which to draw this supply
that being great anthracite coal ceE-
ter on the Eastern coast. He had lait
in a heavy supply last year in anticipa
ton Of an emergency occasioned by tn
strike in the coal region of Pennsylya
MIA, and thereby had saved large sur
to the Government. He had never il
any way been interfered with i
. the matter OF contracts by Secre
tary Robeson, and the latter had neye
} suggested to him his preference for an
Individual in any purchase made by hi
Bureau. He assumed the entire respon
sibility of action, and Tor the proper dis
charge of his duty he was accountabl
to the Secretary as his superior officer
He was not aware OF any transfer OF ap
preparation from his Bureau for the ber
eft of another except in the way OF ger
eral settlement OF accounts. lie had IL
!. personal acquaintance whatever wit
|. any of the contractors with whom Z.
Cattell had been SO extensively operal
ing. CommCd o Ammen and Paymas
ter General Wa mough will be heard thi
afternoon.
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The Army of the James

BY American Press Association to the STAB.
PHnADELRHIA, June 5.--Officers O
the Army Of the James were elected as
follows: President, Gen. r. Fl. Foster
Vice Presidents, General Kinks, James
Shaw, Mr.. Gibbs, and Captain Nell
yaine; Corresponding Secretary, Gen.
Gen. Charlton; Chaplain, Rev. IL. L.
Wayland. f5. rs.5 51- t
Adjourned, to meet in Chicago next
year. J M .sis+s s.st -
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GREAT SYSTEM RENOVATOR.

DIR. JAS. &. KERR'S Great System Reno
vaor is good alike for children and adult 1t
is preventive and cure Of all fevers and
smallpox. 1t cures all diseases arising from
COMPLAINT. eryslpeIss dysnspsa o constinatioe ioni
fiux and piles. Beware of counterfeits and
limitations None genuine without my name
and the title Of the medicine blown on the bot
tie. my portrait aud signature on
the label, and my portrait and
name ON my United States Pr0pri.
etary stamp covering the cork.
Should your druggist not keep it, write direct
to the proprietor, lS9 West Fourth street, Gin
olnnau, y. ju3-St
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THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 8, 1876

Convention met yesterday and had a
general consultation over the outlook.
The members are jubilant and full OF
confidence. An organization was et-
fected by elscting Hon. Will. Cumback
Chairman of the delegation, and agree
ing to meet as a body at the Grand Ho-
tel, Cincinnati, Monday next. Mr.. Cum.
back will 60 to Cincinnati to-day, and
will be Joined by number OF delegates
and citizens in an unofficial capacity.
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Fifteen Years for Counterfeitins

The three counterfeiters, Bill Mills,
R. man Lohrer and Cassimsr Lohrel
were adjudged guilty by the jury yester.
day before Judges Swing and Emmons.
Thomas q. Campbell was their attorney.
Mills and Roman Lohrer were arraigned
In Court az noon. They each were SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary for fifteen
years. No fine was imposed upon them
but they were required to pay the costs
Of trial. Mills, after he received his SEN
tence, showed great. excitement and
turned " pale a. paper, Alter the sen.
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Rase-ban YesterdaY.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
OBERLIN, O.-Reserye Club, of Hud
son College, versus University nine, oi
Oberlin-score 23 to Tin favor OF ODER.
lin.
PROVIDENCE, R. I.-Tauntons, of Taun.
ton, and Rhode Islands, OF this city.
The latter won in seventeen innings by
a score of to 2.
ELIZABETH, N. N.J.-Cinclnnatis II, Res
olul es 0.
NEW HAVEN, CoNN.--New Havens 10
ST. Louis 6. ..a..
I CoLUMBUs.--Sta 7. Buckeyes 4.
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FLASHES.

Queen Dowager Josephine of swede n
is dead.
jacksonville, I'LL, had $aO, 900 fire yes
terday. 81 s.tsi s..'.l.5...
The tug Tlllinghast burned near Erie,
Pa, yesterday. tef eC tt z
Old oftlcerso OF the New England Asso-
ciated Press were yesterday reelected.
Ths Upltsd States RgsYsrs' cea0ress
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Gy.American Press Association to the STAR.
RICHMOND. VA, June S.-Tho European
Centennial tourists, twenty-nlne in num-
Der, arrived in this city this morning
from Baltimore. They will remain here
a few days, visiting all places OF note in
and around Richmond, and from here
they will go to Washington.