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TElEGRAPHlc NOTES.

Stkcl4l DxtA1ieh 10 Ias IFfaHFs-
sPRixortKLp. IT., June U.-Ths Dearborn CLUB,
capital $l3o, QUO. aud thu E1trlslor Publishing
Company, capital $50. 900, both Ut Chicago. to-
day secured dual certificates OF Organisation u Tue
Office Ut lhc Secretary Vt Suite.
Spsrt41l IAstdteA 10 Ins Tfteuat
Jot,rr, ILL.,, June 1.-THE tuns term Of tbs
viii County Circuit Court opened yesterday,
j juigv NeitUbests presiding. The dockeI u tu!,
QUE, embracing 10 crttnina! cases, ~ eoMhloh'
law cases, and ll0 ehancsry clses' 10 u "a'cn
are divorce suits. ,
iSEIlHAroL,s, Ind, Juns 6.-Repofts which
have been sent from here IN fcgarI ~ the dsssleu'
lion mud tuu,u,un!atic spirit prevailing hers ase
rrsalIy exaggerated, and hntr scarcely shadow VI
Foundation In fact. Msssufts already detissd foE
relief are an,pe, aud uo trouble IL epPsehsnae1.
Sons of the sensational letteTa sent fEom here aud
published in other cities are rldl1u!olsy fass and
apsetat lhspastA 70 IN Treuxs.
Iowa CRY, Junr IA young Man nhtltd JaNca
Tsppi!a ha4 commenced y crusade against l!4aoF.
isalerA herr, by aliug tnfotMattons under tht
stats Psollbitosy 10" against liquor dealers before
= Justice Vt tbs Peace. upon which taEch."ar1h4u
are issurd, aud lhs premises seaEehs4. aud the
liuuus found seized.
Sptcu. nspo&cA to 1hs TFtbua&.
IowA CifY, 1unt u,-TGu uew murning paper,
ths Iuwa ely Da'y Republican. n.ade III aPps.r'
son, with H. $. Fatrsll ~ editor, lae u te lo"a
C,ty iaiEy i'rsss and Vt the Davenport Gu.stt. II
IL spF!gaty, sad PROMISES louy lilc.
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Nine Centennial Goose.Eggs Laid
in Philadelphia Yesterday.
Tho Chicago White Stockings Did It to
tho Athletics.
Hartford Holds Her Lead as Against
st. Louis.
The M1tuhls Beat tho 0inciunatis, and
the Louisgilles the Bostons.
Second Day. Of the jerome Park
Races-.-Trotting q: Kalamazoo.


BASEBALL.
THE ATHLETICS. OF rlfft.A DgirniA, BADLY DE.
YEATEp NJ T1IB WHITE STOCKINGS.
Special Nsputch 10 The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, June B.-About 1,ooo people
witnessed tho first appearance Of tho White
Stockings In this city tllis year. While few ex-
pectcd the home nine 10 win, there waa no rx.
pectation Of seeing them 81 utterly wiped out
as the score indicates. Their play sf.ows that,
compared with the Whites, they Tan neither bat,
1eid, nor run buses. Tie other part Of the
game-yiz; sitting On the bench and explaining
why 1t all Aappencd-tlley performed
to admiration. The nearest approach 10
run on tue part Of the home nine was III the
foarth inning. when Fislcs led OF With clean ht,
and, after Meyerle had made IN out. Hall hit 1ne
liner 10 right field for two bases, sending FieF 10
third. With only one man out
THE L1cK or DISCIPLINE
wal then terribly shown by Knight, who would not
sacrifice himself IL bsng !n man, but banged hway
In vain attempt 10 hit through Anson, and waswci
thrown ont at rst. Sutton could do nothing better
than bit ly 10 Peters. leaving two men on bases.
After that the Athletics never had man on second
except In the ninth inning, when Mevey mufled
Halls hy. The chieagoa opeucd their pursuit OF
scores on the second inning. when spafd!ng hit a
hard liner between centre and left, and stole Sec
ond on semi. passed ball. Addy rent the runner
hoinr by lne hit 10 censse,, In tile sixth inning
they dropped Into batting very naturally. Glenn
leading with drive over short DaEncs followed
with shooter over second, and Hines hit atsatght
from the shoulder, letting both men home and
earning the runs. In the following Inning. after
Addy had gone out on fl, White bit long drive
10 centre, which Warner let slip By him. &nd the
runner reached third Peters hit to FoEcr. and. tn
attempting to catch White a. the home base. Ma.
| lunc made mat and lost both men. Then tho
| home nine lost their hea1a. and lot Of wild
| throwing together with hard hlts by Glenn and
Barnes, let In four runs, aud tha game ended With
the following
| ecprE.
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i Number OF Verbal Hsupps for the Ama1e-
ment OF tho General Gender---The A1nerl-
cuh Association at the Centennial.
Special Dstpaseh - 7At Tribune.
GALEsnURo. ILL.,, June B.-The Western Acad-
envy Of Homeopathy convened for It's third annual
session In tue Masonic Hall Of this city at 10
o'clock this morning. A large number Of dele
gates vera present from the different Western
statcs, including Drs. @. y. Dcebe and Frank
Duncan OF Chicago; Drs Scott u. Parsons anl
]. A. Campbell, Of St Louis; Dr. Il. Il. McFar.
land. Of Kentucky; D. D, Miles, of Missouri: l..
Lews and Thomas shayeF o. lTTa; 3 E. !" rs Fooss
Of. Peoria; E. Parsons. VI hewanee, and MANY
Dr. i. ". Foosc, Of Gale.busr, wss called to
presIdc over the Convention. and to Dr.. J. NaEts'
miller Of Abingdon. WILLS assigned the duties Of
= The President, D. F.. c. rrsnkltn, being sbsen.
i large i!st Of aames were addcd 10 the member.
shLp Of the Academy.
A very able report was made hy T. D. Feltows.
H. D., Of Chicago, on ''The Medical Properties Of
Atssnium Sitrleuin, Indicating .hc value ot this
ncnt In treating diseases Of the brain aud ncrsous
ii. Z. W. Foote, Of G.1esbnts. read . paper on
This was followed by. paper from Dr.: Cowpet.
tlwaile, Of Nebraska On "schusslesls'n w.
Dr. j. HartamllIer read report on ''1'hus In
Skin Diseases:
K very able report % staphy'otsphy VI. read BY
Dr. u S s. IN LSa' S. aeMs
paper BY L, D.. Morse, Of Memphis. on "Clln'
lcal E1peHcnce ln lntcsm'sseuts, elected aa aa4'
ii lhr evening sesA!on Or. G. D. Beetle read n
paper on ''Hip,J Joint Disease" arguing against
it, being Of scro!uous tubcEcular character. and
..Vsslcocrls" for discussion. and e!iclted much
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C1sc1NyATI. O.. June t.-Thc steamer Katc
Dickson. owned by Capt Jamcs Taylor, Of Nc.
Keesport. pa.. libclcd several days ago by two
dcck.hands, md tied up Ut Louisville. The boat
escaped fruu, that city and cau1e here, the men
following md repeating thu operation here,
where the claim was settled. The papers
in tho suit ut Louisville wert Fent to
United Stales Marshal Huntington Mt Coyinston.
who learned th!s norntng that tie bout left for
riltsbusg last night Chartering fast tow boat,
gulrtr special frIm MaysYille hays Marshal
Harrington cnAearorcd to capture the boat, but
waa wayued on by Capt. Taylor. and Harrington
went alleaa to Naysvl!lc, and, sun,!noRinG pusse
cndeavesc1 10 board the Dickson AZ slle was pass.
ing there. After announcing h!e purpose, in
answer n to al queson cny'oFr r.xiop sop
who was armed with dnablc. .basfelcd gun, and
instantly ked. Taylor then appeared on the guards
the Harrington party Much excitement il re-
po1irl Ia Maysvillu orcs the sad aifais.
, 1876-06-07
THE TREASURY,
EVERYTHING STRAIGHT,

WASHINGTON, D. t., June B.-In the Senate
to-dny, Mr.. Sherman, from tlIc Committee On
Finance, reported buck the resolution submitted
by Mr.. Davis, of West Virginia, carly in the
session, tnstruetlng the Committee to examine
the hooks aud accounts Of The Treasury Depart
rnent, with view Of nscert:ntng whether ctr.
taiu discrepancies existed tLcrcln, with q writ
ten report, giving the conclusions Of the Cou,-
m!tsce, which was ordered printed and to lie Oil
tic taulc.
Tic Committee describe in detail the system
Of accountability provided BY the statues, and
so tar rs the safc.kceplng and custody Ut public
nto n ls TT rta,sy = ,oo ,sa
provided for by the exfsting Law,
EVERY SAFEGUARD -.
TINT has been suggested haH been furnished. No
sw eau s tsse9 1s osHn u . ue y e.
but the guards and checks upon such misconduct
arv a. perfect AZ human ingenuity could DC.
yse he comnte.' ms ae' seo1sss @ tie
Tie Trensurer 10 be credited witt, unavailable sums
ehufge to him, but lost through no fault u hls ~
United States depositorles, and to provide for the
covering Into the Treasury I'LL trust FUNDS on which
Interest a!onu isto disburscd for the benetlt of
ntherd, 20 TINT fts expenditure may be under thu
general safeguard Of law. only T. be paid out n
pursuance Of an appropriation BY Consrcss. In this
a ST. s %s + ssa
Treasurer 40 being in deposit under thu act Of 1886
With the tcycsnl States. In regard to
THE APPARENT DISCREPANCIES
In the Trcnsury accounts. the Committee point out
among other things thtt the Treasury account
ahows only the NnrIants paid, while the apprurrla'
lions account shows ail warrants issued. II ls
further shown thas sle financial srpots ~ different
periods have been made up according to The dtEer.
cnt systems Ut bookkeeping In vasious respects.
md TINT the same thing ~ true ~ IL
the monthly debt statements. The de.
tailed explanations of these npl,arcnt d!scrcp'
ancics that hive been furnished IL thu Committee
BY the Treasury Department are found completr
and satisfactory, utld no chnnge Is recommended III
the existing system, which IL declared to bs the
growth Of the experience Of the Dcpartmcnt sfnet
iis organization. In one Of tle leitcfs which are
embodied in the report Secretary BrstoW says
'.In no instance has there been any crasurc Of al
teraon in the books Or records Of thls Department
and the changes made n the published reports have
ciae condition public ACCOUNTS, as alown by suci
books uuu recorls."
, 1876-06-07
THE PEORIA FESTIVAL.

fzontA, ILL.,, June 0.-Ths l!fino!s State Sangor'
'ssi, which holds ttA annual meeting hete CUM
@enc!ng June 70 and lasting three days, promises
% b. the most successful gathering Of tho kind
ever held In the West Au Immense building has
oesn Elected Oh North A1ams stttut for lhs ".
p9ea1 accommodation Ut the Saugvsfest snd has
'satlng capacity Ut j, BOO. There will bs large
numhes Of societies pscsunt from various parts of
tas State, besides suuie celebrated sololss, both
ioa Chat!rs +. Einz arc to bo tho orators Of the
A Iae dIcat Western 1.ght.dustd nsud "
lineage u to farn!ah music for the occAslon. Tbs
k.aaa street pageuut and bix bal! and promenade
oaestt In the evening. ltailt0at aud hotel fares
f3*ttll{ have been reduced.
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IMPEACHMENT.
ApAY FINALLY pIXED.

epee,as It1s" 1,,aa 10 ~ 1'Yu" ~" Ill.
"AshisoioS' - ~ "u"e o.~4ns oea".e u''-
in the i,nneuchnlcut matter ot considerable
,a.h .', a,,.,,,, axo, .,,o ~, ~ 1,,. =. tbo
late % When the Senate as court Of impeacl,-
want ehot heo}n In take er,tfcncc. rh,s rcso.
,l n.n. e"a. os ~ ssn M .asn .p,,., - AZ.
anno. arn. ,nGor ~ ,bs M " wins so
spoSe % against Jurisdiction IN secret session sat
II their seats to-day without >yoting. Some of
tns ,a tat ta.' @ ,tirds o ,,se -" r"annt
Gu,inr Ehe s"ns nro,se91Inrs of nn imnco.mcnt.
y does noe stan That tnose present
Hhall vote that voting ID not necessary. II IL MI
ffa 2s ea a1; tsss t:.ss ysa
tint il ,1e Impeachment tss' !. to proceed this
agree to IN adjournment Of Congress. unless both
ouse. sman at f.. hs @
therefore still possible.
TIM FAocEEplNas'
WAsn1SaroN, D. c. June U.-nurinH thc morn.
Ing hour a number o. hl!s on INC eaienoa. Of
sideraton Of The articles Of impeachment was re.
snmed. Ihe acc1stat VILE us coaAse1 anu tns
House man1nEers, s1 3; Tere p!esenii -. o...
Judge Hlass MEG mosson tAat tne SENATE vaeasc
80 mneh o. ihe oldes teGeny sogpaea ss npias @ w
she keasoa tat said ttca was not % overiuled BY
Wiz q tTo:th'id, q { the ssna!yss present;
The olueT suen,ttsa oy Mf: "'y.e oh ,annh1saay
as ~ ~ ~ inncachn,nut wishn tc oys
tso1 ats, W. m s " tsAn ~ ,a' 'o W.
teaatr nav .eass a,I ~ Gla 49, n,o ~ th,,
o,is; ie'ioSs: Aa # 4si4a!i 70 = sn.~s;
tMe Is'@' en"H P'oseso ~ aFoh 'As
plEn r. u nut su.'ssys, III, ,,+ .+, ,-,.
,osn LII ,rsn';en ua ~ H. nav. Eo n"a
IN, .nin~ I'm r." Ssryssnt' ~, Arms VA ,,rnctea In
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nOfit1S MERCHANTS,

Sr. Lnrts, June 0.-Two sprucely dressed Toung
nun. giving the uulnes OF X and X. Grthwo!d.
wrrc arrested here yesterday ~ bogus commission
merchants. They have scnt circulars all over the
West and Northwest, uskn: cons!snmenb O. but
ter mud egss, md offered unusual Inducements to
ahipprrs. They hay1 also operated ut Chicago.
and letters f0Hl u their possession Indicate that
they hats done III v1teRniye swindlinR business
In several why's. II does not seem ~ though they
bud sut faitfy started hire, bnt Ind sent out nj.
n,ern,ls circulars. soliciting business. They srs
also charged with stealing baud. .sAchei. contain.
Skinner. Superintendent Of tis Kockfora Rock
Island i 81. Louis KallroAd. while III hts way to
tIis city Two weeks aso.
, 1876-06-07

Hases On called bAlls-0ns sach.
Fitat kase Vu othps eSsoEs--uoston, !; Lo1ls"
VILE, 2.
Struck out-H. Wright and O'ltouskc.
Loft IN baaea-BustVn. i; Luussalls. 4.
Time Ut xsmH--Twu huuFs.
Ump,fe-A g. Hodge. Ut tho Suffolk Club.
TIM ClNClNhATt CLub DEFEATED b1 sA1
NuTuAL5.
Sp$etaa DtspascA 10 3at IrteEs&
NEw YoNk, Jouu D. About hoo prssona VIII
nesaed ths htat game bstwesn Tue tlne!Ehau anu
aid, IL ii. pools, tbs Mutuuls we're fA'pfstss It
oIds j So T. Sas, aud $40 T. s!o l;osh 1l elal.
L. IN f;1u5 u Dooth An1 Wild plleh W Fisher iu
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THE WRONG SCENT.
4ALE0Kp rpsTAL YNAutIs.

1psc4aI Nip1lcA " tbs 7150A3
WAsulAGroA, ID. e., June b.-lt has been re-
pcatedly reported by ons s4fclsy that the Gov
esnnlent has been swindlcd by some of the lead
lug railroads OF the West centerug at Ch!cago
by means Of double weighing Ut the mails. Thc
accusation has bsen that when s,u mail passing
ovas EACH Ut tho trunk lines " eat VI Chicago wss
, 1876-06-07

Two-bAse hlta-IIall, 2.
Haees IN esrofs-Ch!cBgo. 2: Athletic, 2.
Left un baAes--Chicago, /: Athletic. :.
Empirs-C. ". Blodgett, o! New York.
THE MOST NOTABLE FONT
Of the game was the very effective pitching Of
spaidlng, who showed the bert play Of the trip
Glenn led ths batting. In good style. The
game showed pretty clearly that base ball ID hs
dead in Philadelphia in baltimore, and that the
Athletics are solely to blame for IT, The faet that
they were beaten Friday by an au,ateur club. II to
g, has disguised their friends and tended to lessen
the attendance. Tomorrow the Whites will lay
Of for the lrst time slnco they started. and will
probably add themselves 10 the attractions Of the
Centennial.
T4R ST. LOUIS cLuB DEFEATED NJ THE uAIT-
PoNn9.
Special nspo!ch to The 7F9eana
NAnTyoRu, June U.-About 1000 people saw
the game between tlr Hartford and ST. Louls Clubs
here to-day, In which the home niue were v!cto.
rioua BY heavy batting the visitors playing best In
the atld. The play Of McGcary. Dastln. Rensen.
and Carey were the features OF the game.
TIE ac0nE:
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Special Dsspasea 70 1ae Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., June G.-rhc House
passed the Indian Appropriation bill without
substantial amendments. The section psoyld'
Ing for the transfer OF the Indian Bureau to the
War Department remained In the bill, notwith-
standing the point Of order which wus tnaar,
and the powerful arguments III support OF that
point Of order. Springer, OF 1lliuots, who Is
Chairman Of the Committee of the Whole, de-
lIycrcd an elaborate opinion upon the poiut Of
order which Ind been raised yesterday. liz
oycsrulcd the poiut un the ground that the
tru,lsfer of the Indian Bureau to the War De-
partnicnt wus gerG,lle to tile bill for thc reason
tb4t II WIS In faet q measure Of rCtrenchMtut
RANDALL SET HI01IT
Randall last week * statsa @ hat therc @ would , be
dce q oss 20 Mr 's assn
in srpy to this statement. showed upon authurity
Ut the Treasury that thetu haA not been htcudy
hseal year 1s73.'74, Tho arat Urn. af,
st ths paac Tbs IS 5 e 5sssGs 9ys'
+ was Si3, SO, o0O aud for l875-70, With lhc cur.
rent months estimates. It would be about sea-
ssrs T i na s ~
aarn or necessity for nlakinp The wholesale. tlu.
lustilah'o re4ue.on proposcd By thc Dc,.oesats.
fact tint our e.porss now slo, nou 900 in ex'
cess Of our Expectations. and that was thu
cause Of the falling oil III the receipts tfolA cns-
toms. In view 1f this state VI facts, he thought
that the1u would be further decrease In the cus'
ton!s bn, tlat the bottotn ngurcs hu brem reached.
THE CEhTKAL-rAC1F1c FKoPpsiTl0N.
q. l.. T. Huntington, President ot the Ceattal
Pacific Itaflroad, to.ttAy Withdrew from the Ju-
dIciasy Cunnllt.ee his recent proposition for a
settlement Ut all affairs betwrc, tht Government
anil that road, and submitted Il new psnp.
oslion. This new proposition IL to tho
following ei1sci; ~ pIoposen t. p@y,
$3.50, Dj0 annually, until all tile indcttsAngss Ut
payments 10 be n,ndc III lieu of nli claims which
}hs Government now has .gaInst the Company fos
interest for the per cent un net earnings, or oH
any other account The proposition to give up y
portion OF tsc lands granted u $!. So all acEe IL
Withdrawn. an1 tllr Company pruposcs - pay per
cent Interest uu R!i deferred clais Of the Govern.
uIsnt. .-...-..-....-.
THE HAWAIIAN TREATY.
Tu Hat H<S&efs dsspctuftt f1fsl
WAsulNGTuH, u. e., lunt u. sam MAFu, Whose
name AB agen mentioned rs authority for ltlc Fu'
NOR that $500, QUO had been tsbursel ~ psoeuEu
the pussage Ut tho Hawaiian Tteaty bill, testified
before thu Committee Ut Ways and Mcans to-day
that he had tepcuted tu several gentlemen ~tat he
h.nAeif ha1 heard ns idla ruunr. liz did hul bt.
lie&r there wnH my truth In II. but II there tlad
beun It would hafe beeu u1IpsufgssionAlsn him to
| says ~.
CALDWELL
BosToN. Juns CA representative Of the
Journal reports that Dan!rl taldwe!!. ot Lynn.
to.ntgAt sal h!s brother, 11s!&h Caldwell, ~ III
EnglAnat and has Nok been out OF II. aud eau u.
Ways be reached by addressing htn Ut Lopdon.
, 1876-06-07
TAKEN FROM ;r1IE OFFICERS,

MExfutx, Tenn, June U.-SAtu Anderson. col.
orsti, who was arrested here On MonIay for ut.
tempting u outrage Mf.s Vaughn, Ut pesuto
Couny. Miss., aud cutting thr throat Ut her
hsolhtr aud leaving him for dead. was taken from
armed ci.ixrns and hung. lis father, charged
With being an accessory to tbs atte.uptua murder.
II In the 1le1uHuto iatt.
, 1876-06-07

Eptttas pttpateh 10 1nS TrtaaRl
DkcArun, ILL.,, Juns d.-Ws hive Just had
short sharp, hssvY rain, hall. and thundhr stoEn.
II Will do great good, - It hAs hssa very dry, and
Ihs crops wsys being tl!ghteu.
, 1876-06-07

Sp<tIH3 Wap1lcA u tbs 1F480a3
LAwHzNcE kan., June U.-Mtssrs. E!lnwood.
Nronson. Cr,sley, Jennings, Wtllisms, and Car
ney, were sentenced hers to-day to long peEiods
Of confinement in the Stnle fenitenllary. John
". chau,bsrlfn, who shot one Hamilton last
wiMtrs Was Convicted Ut murder ln tho second
degree.
, 1876-06-07

pEA Ma,Sg., L., Jn.lr u. AZ the aInua! attaion
II l.r .:Anlic t;IuI..s ts. Ut !cna, hed u nss
eIolle. t1'-L}, lllS ;slt4"i!;x sFinl 1tctfs "s!e
, 1876-06-07

6Vfc1al NIlElfA 70 1h8 7F1sEH&
Foxp III Lac, VIA, junu G.-FiannfgAn. tho
test.c9tate swiudlet, Mhuss aTreat soue weeks
s{ucs WAS REPORTED ir TnE TM!nrNg, Wa to-day
bound uyes for trial Ut tho Circuit Court
, 1876-06-07
HOUSE.

After dtecufs1on, proposition 10 change the
yules 40 AZ 10 allow the Committee an Banking and
Currency to scpn!t At any ttmr. va. agreed to-
yeas. liz: nays. ~. Tie object Of The change Ii
To allow that Committee to rcpost bill Tor Tbs re.
pchi y! the Ttesrmpt!on act.
Tbs following IL tic vote IN ihc I'LL In detail:
, 1876-06-07


pE7notr, Nch., June The June meeting Of
the National T.ottfng Park 1t Kalamazoo. Mich.
commented 10 day With two races, oas 3.nlnute
mud the other 2:3o. The day was favorable and
the track in the Icst condition.
The Aset heat in the 3.nInnte race ~as won in
2:,i by Neonc, owned BY i. r. Case, of uersen
Surn..; the second heat BY Lady rcrta, In 2:37,
owned by ]. D. Cornell. Of Kalamazoo; The third
heat b, Seome In 2;34H the fourth beat by Scosae
I'd .:3uH. .eomc received the frat money. Lady
res.a the second. George Ranlall thtEd, and II.
l.. tie fourth. owned BY q, ii. Nichols, Of CnEon
Marion, owned BY y. ?. Rnssell. Madison. Ind;.
ron thrcr straight heats Of the 2:3o race IN 2:4;
o:al}, and .:a4A. The races eont!nue through
friday. An exciting time 10 expected TO- morrow.
JEAOME PARK RACES.
New Yonx. June g.-At the Jerome thees, The
nile Ss.h was Ton BY spcn4HthsfI ..e1 LsandeF 'ss
The Wes,chcster Cup. "a tnLlea, was won by
yintos. ST. Martins accos,i, yoe Ccrus third,
Lelaps fourth. Time, 4:loh. LoFtllaFd'a entries
ess} sss "a: :Ss xpn cs b TpSs sk rSn' 5
s fatsnss .esonS ~So asrce.s II rd Te
There were three starters for the l1l-sntle dash.
Won by ol!.lpa+ Kildare SECOND. Stampede third
''"e' "'A"~ PHILADELPHIA,
fnsEApELrn1A. June 1.-THE raecs ut iselnont
rask continued thit afternoon In the contest for
itc a:::. class. Adelaide. Joha Il, and nuntres'
were the starters.
YAH ${. il MM:.........,:....::,...:..s ! ~
f ling :2oX, 2:ea4, 2:saH, lie. 22, :e3x.
DUBUQUE, IA.
Speciot Dl3pdtch to Ina Tribune.
DGHCqrk, Ia, June G.-The GFst dsy Of the
spring rnccs passed OF very successfully. In the
morning and Until o'clock In tte aftetnoon. the
weather was showery and laid the dust cohsidera'
by, after which the fun came out bright aud waIin
There were about l. 0G0 In attendance, The afst
race On the programme WINS for $500, hortcs that
had never beaten 3:20. Twelve entries were p'sde.
| The arst hent wRs won by Rochelle, owned BY 4.
| e. Harnef, Of Chicago, time 2:40. The second,
| third. and fourth heats we're won W Dan
Castillo, owned By Gilbsrt .to Aaans ssa :.o.s 81
Gen. Stonghton, owned by William Taylot. Of LIN
| third, and I'lack Dock. owned BY J. Work. Q!
| Lincoln. Eeb.. fourth money.
In the running for half mile heats, best In >.
$n0u there were eevcn entries. Three heats were
| run. THE lrBt WAS 4 dead heat. Tbs scconl was
| WIN by Alice Ward-timr, SO seconds, The third
| was wun by Kfttle Takcaway-t!me, 52H secopdf.
In this heat Alice Ward did not succeed In getting
away. being held bsck until litter the other horses
| had passed the lsst quarter.
| In purse No. ), for hurtes that had never beater
e:O best three in Eve. $500. si1 entries: the fth
heat was won BY Amy B-timc. g:3o!4 the seeont
by Loafcr, oi dlrard-ttme. 2:a:k the third b
Ssratton, Of psycnport-tine. e:a2,<. The tv'
lust races were postponed untl1 Tomorrow on nc
count Of darkness. A large attendance IL expccte
! for tO .1nUsfuW.
, 1876-06-07
THE WEATHER,

WAsn1NoToA, D. c., june 7.-For the lkke re.
gou. colder, norshasiy Winds, stationary riaing
barometer, clear and partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL unsERyATl0Ns.
CHICAGO June O.
, 1876-06-07

First base on eftots-Cinctnnati, 2; Mutual, =.
Jsnns eaFncd-Sonc.
TING Of gsme-Dne hour and thirty Eve minutes.
, 1876-06-07

Maximum Thermometer. 10 Minimum. bb.
2kNKlIAL 0h*kHFAT1uNH.
CHtuAap, Juuo B-bIftn}Rht
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

PROSPECTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SENATE,
The New York Tribune's Washington
correspondent figures up the probable
standing of the Senate under the new
Administration. He concludes: OF
the senators holding over from the
4th OF next March, twenty-seven are
republicans, nineteen democrats and
one MISREPRESENTATION. There are
two vacancies, one from West Vir-
ginia and one from Louisiana. Adding
the senator's already elected for the
term beginning March next, the senate
stands thirty republicans, twenty-three
democrats and one independent.
Counting Colorado there are twenty.
two senators yet to be chosen, depend.
ent on the-elections coming off in the
fall. In order to secure a majority of
one the democrats must elect ten of
these twenty-five, and they have the
following States TO choose from:
Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey,
Delaware, North Carolina, South Car.
olina, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana.
(two) West Virginia, (two) Illinois,
Michigan, Tennessee, Arkansas, kan
sas, Nebraska, Minnesota, Oregon and
Colorado. 1t will be thus seen that it
is almost certainty that the rcpubli-
cans will control the senate for the
first two years Of the new administra-
ton, but by a very slim majority.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-08-29

The first trial for murder in the
Black Hills was held at Deadwood,
August the It'll. John r. Carter was
charged with the murder of John
Linch on the 10th of July last. Judge
Simonton, late of Chicago, was chosen
Judge, with John Swift of Deadwood
as clerk. A. B. Chaplin, of Ohio, was
appointed prosecuting attorney, and
Judge w. G. Hollins, of Omaha, and
Joe Miller of Idaho defended Carter.
A jury of twelve men was chosen, and
after an exhaustive trial the jury de.
for two hours and returned
a verdict of assault and battery and
the prisoner was discharged, large
armed guard preventing any trouble.