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The Catholics Win In the Belgian
Parliamentary Elections.
Rlotous Demonstrations in the
Streets OF Antwerp and
Gl1ent.
Fighting Continues in the Prov.
ilico OF bulgaria..
Turkey Demands The. Payment Of ecrvia's
Overdue Tribute.
BELGIUM.
tP.Rf,rtfAQ

DnussEIs, June IL. The Parliamentary alec
tiona have gone In favor OF the Ministry. The ,na.
}orlty In the Chamber OF Representatives will not
be senathly altered.
RnrssELs, juno 13.--Tle rcsu't Of the elections
is thnt the Catholic majority Ia tho Chamber Of
Deputies will be Twelve Instead Of fourteen. M It
was In the last Chamber. Many Of tho electoral
contcsts were exceedingly closc. Great excite.
n,tnt prevails tonight. IN alt directions. The
etreeN ut THU city l1cd With rnorInst crowds
q reopls. li..ng snd huutinc In front Of the Cath
oic Institutions, which sro protected by hdiGs Af
G!siG guards, nnd soino a.s;sfta hnyc hecn mndc.
~ nMHnt ~ WV ~ ,o VI S1 mnnstsr 1emon.
tho windows Ut tho building.
NtDTEEG.
AsrwEHr, juno 13.-YIlcrc a Intense c1en.-
1ncnt here over tic succes# Of the CalEnllc caf'
didates. Fighting Is goEng on in all rarls of t'c
lown. The civic Guards lave been haati1y called
out. Several arrests haYu lecn made, and moro
serious trouble IL feared.
FURTitEN DISORDER
LoSnos, June 14.-Tl.c j9aity NeMs hns rpcc!a
telegram from Bsusscls. dated midnight. whic!
etates TINT the rios nj Antwerp have tncteuscd u
IL etatcl that house wus demolished. RcEuaI
troops were called out, who fired over fifty shots.
, 1876-06-14


Eosrtxprn itncs London 7i,nt<.
Nrnl1x. May .8.-Thc Moscow Gdsttte, paper
which never speaks without book OIL 1natteru VI
this nature, l,ns published couple Of dlscurslve
leaders In reply to Mr. Nsrncira speech upon ecu
trail Asia atIa!rs A few extracts from, the hrft Of
these Important articles will show tbs spirit In
which they are conceived:
..Mr, Cuchra1lo's motion for tho production Of
the Ehukaud papers aas cilcttcd such declaration
from tlc chief OF tho rrttst Cabinet as VIC do not
remember having heard lcfu.e from III English
Minister. -. A.. We certainly do not ubtect to
any measures Englnnd may think 1T to auopt In
tho coursu OF hcr As!atlc policy. We have only
psotc*,ct and do protest. against England thinking
herself u bo1sy In the intcrext Of tier owu sccus-
ty, to SIT limits to Russian progress, or to 60 tho
length ot asking Nussa to rcfrain from further I'd.
vance merely to ohlIgc England. English pre-
tensions OF this nature can nrycE produce tho de-
sired effect Between Nreht Powers It IL simply
!upoeytble to pFesorys friendly tclnliuns II I'm
proper concessions arc demanded and eser'frcsh
ooppostun!ty given for controversy ~ ana d,spgts
nlun being raised, aud ~ cnunnsly t.. cchoed frota
various quarters thut Il might have been m!staksa
opinion, English Ministers madu feeble attempt.
to etop tlr tide Vt lfnsaIan la'a!cc: We certainly
ncyvr Isltcysd In ihc s,nSsn.y u aasss appfensM.
KlA,d bc9ns to look uon her fcArs as unworthy OF
hsr, Tie Engsh begin u tersriye% % that waiv 'aa''
Ft[AUilEa! AlAi bCfGt oAAssHCA
wnncA something Energetic and decisive 10 ba
Innc they were }urt loud enough TO niAr relatlons
with lsutsa. Even II She wished IT, HIssta could
not hnss given England lhus0 guarantees respect
ins her pulley ~ censrat Asia which aariists hare
their appointed groove, III tlle laws
ot history and nnimp.acd hy obJectIona Hussis's
advance not betny dictated by hostility 10 In.
gland. gould nut Go stopped by any wish to con-
e!llatc british feelings. lie. aoycnsnts were oc.
cutfoncd BY circumstances altogether apart from
hrr 1rlatuna 10 England. nnd II every step sho
mnls In tcntral Aaa caused fresh outbreaks Of dis.
satisfaction in t1seat Htau This ecrta!n1y ~us nj
iuult nf ours nor could 1t have been 0bsiated by
us. III ihe last two years. however, changu for
t.s better has gradually been settling in. Feeling
how useless their attempts 10 stop Itussta wera,
English politicians realize ths e3ptdency of look-
in. uppn thing. In dihc1ent light, When the Mlst
| wIseh hui 81 long olacure4 thcir yison 1isap-
pcarea with 'masye!nas rapldsty:: AZ q .n onee
bower way far too Aslu!y established In 1nd!4 fur
hussa to besqmv dangerous e ~ Iat :ona 'a1 n1
sunte lu!nt or olhcr. thu nrceasary Meksnsss
should 10 taken by Englsnd. aud nothing expected
, 1876-06-14
BOWELS,


cn.nIEsrowx. Maxs.. March rs. 1863.
pt2s: Ptss Ts :Ss%aE g:
k.xs tSs9 kSs a H. uns u nsT t fny
M nps.sef ssf's' wandss q M ] sass. u
wS VIII dtstaat relative u niue. came hG!nr tr"in
s ~ Injured ~ istt try Y .r rs sltp .ons
s t.r M no u ns,9f 80 Is fsss M nas h. noala ~
oh!std dts: sling afsst lin. HAVING ot i
xh.e.sHr Ia rs1 r. t.,1 II w an Ia: 11n n sS
IF. Gcorsc iiay~arl z l!o.toa to sttsaa hIa
!sn cs21 ,a,u GfoInsni m !u II t Mssha n
Necro.t; .sHi he must be rt!au1ed 10 ,hu Hospital
s y. IF a9s S Sg tS1s T. s t
t9'sEE .ax..S's ,e r,'Ys th' 1 scns,s .pa ID
o. pa. Tsh ,s. 4 Fo css s;stsH ~ r. f. re-
improved 1ha: u ald not luuk IKE the same pcrtn
ea saa e nc m %Snt; 4sn1 II ws r. nss i, NH "S II,
ieHten,ent II tho WIZ then }olned tIc army and
sSa ! tona S1 s s s. ~ M s 81 .ny w,-r hav0
keen this Dltod l:tnrdy ute VII. nsrnllrrI success
a.Ss .as n FL ssx ~. Dt II s.5. a.,
Feared 10 Give me ncw llft and StSof.
~ s I'D o 9aJsa s'n s
slno. tyvsyshtnE el.e without rrcrt.tuE sny hensa
.i !iay sase ~. y rsf j. s
Claus win hsA aftsutlel her fru1 time "a time:
lsdy tD0E It for thnsuatt!on nf thu 1,"~tll, and
oun niote srlief than In anything else ss could po
d. not want 10 oyrrestl,na,o trs usefulness hut 90
saoS e cins H. doaS .ad i stsii aoi;,;
what Il l. It Le iHlp0ssd u,on ~tIen sck, a thtnk u
i s 10
under aHy @ Xn xSis1E x:!TissE III. chre.
yxukris : /, sid ~ iii ;lrusSl.ss
, 1876-06-14
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Details Of the Recent Suicide at
Beaufort, S. G.
Fall Of a Sunday-School Super
intendcnt in Minnesota,
Conviction Of Lord, One of the Ca.
nal Thieves, at Albany,
N. Y.
THE BEAUFORT TRAGEDY.

fI1 ~
Cant r n s,nl,t - ~. uorItn, O. ,rnrs .ns
hi. ,rtf, .r5 rhI s'as.,.. ~ 80 ..... s"a
I'm ~ anu ebi'o octupleu TWO FooRaa III Inc sea
1fland Hotel. AZ beaufort. Mn. Smith was
hpIehd!d-loo1ing woman. .nd apparently lived In
perscc. harmony with her husband. hut ths statc
.,a " sas" w.. so'n 70 eone 10 aa sptnpt teflna'
non' IN sa9otday morning eap'. Smith intefccpt-
ed letters 70 his wife from brother officer La tbs
feet which terribly compromised MIR, Smith,
Outraged and Indignant. cant smith 1nrfro,+o,
hi. w,fc xto.ol w. ~. ,ot.ar. .n.t .s".,., ~.
,, VIZ sueu ner tAe 'epth' anu cHsrsea her
with inadellty. lie would take shc!s child while
elc could return to her parents in Boston. In the
meantime he would have hfs effects removed from
thu anartnrnta thcy thcn ncrunfcI ia nnnthr, nrr.
tiuu ii lhc ho,ci. Mss. s,nitb nrotcstsd a,ainxt
thir action. md Tnfutncd hnr husband fhat II tr
cYtrrt i,er IN fh,t wny ain wnpiI Lii hcrsntf ~
tn,t. smith rrr,titi thst ain iii moi Hare thc
cour1yc IN taer t1rr nisn Hfc rIr thrn fryf h"r
went to the nro,,retor Of tho hotel. and told lin
M earaecd a ri H. oT acf
side ri lie bulj,ltnr IND ia his tr1,nks sni ntter
, 1876-06-14

CoNsrANr1yorLE. June 13.-Thc Grand VizcF
has Roticd tho Imperial Commissioners In bosnia
and Herzegovina that the reforms already grantcd
for those provinces Will be mG!ntRlnrd In their In
tcgrty. ..... ..
GONE 10 EMS.
BERLIN, june l3.-Thc Emperor william left
Tonight for Fins.
FIGHTING sT1LL GOING on.
LoypoH. June 14.-The Timer dispatch from
Berlin says That, notwithstanding the annunRce.
1Hcnt OF All arlniatite, fighting continues III Bosnia
Herzegovina, and Bnlgarin
sERyIA's Tribute.
The same dlapatch reports that Turkey, on the
10th Inst, demanded the immediate payment Of
GerYins overdue tribute.
GoRT5CnAKoFP. -
LoxpnN, dune 1I.-Thu. 1eltJrdphs Bcrltn
correspondent lcars that Prince Gostscfakon will
retire. having determined 10 do In case the
memorandum IL withdrawn. Gen. lgnattca's re-
tlrcnlcut will Immediately follow that Of Prince
f3uttschakofI,
, 1876-06-14
A GOOD YOUNG MAN.


Sr. PAUL, June 11.-1'he usually quiet little VII
lage Of Northaeid, In Rice County, ia much dis
turbed because Of tho arrest for larcenyof II. j.
Joscs, prominent member OF thu Congregational
Society Of the place, Sabbath school teacher. ant!
till lately regarded an tho mudcl young man Of
NorthNeld. lie occupied with stock Of stationery
ons eide Of rRlesroom, the other side Of which
was used by IIuntes i Sou. Jewellers. The jewell
crs have for over two yeats occasionally missed
bmal! surls Of hlonry md articles of jewe1ry.
Tns!i about Inst New icart their heaviest loss ut
one tltnp was so In ca-h, but they wcro greatly
troubled, and knrw not whnm TO suspect. About
nnt then they suspected dunes, but, on ,ncntun.
Ing tte,r rus picons, public opinion ret strongly
In Jones {nyor and much uganet them that they
did not dare demand jud!c[a! Investigation.
They did nut however, gtve up their suspfcions-
Without Jones' knowledge they constructed q
they kept marked bill Young llunicr then lscIt
watch. time after time. mud was finally rewarded
by catching Jones In the act OF robbery. His ar
rcs, foowel md. !!ls lodgings being searched.
about S540 w0rth Of Hunter & Sons tewery was
found concealed III his wardrobe. lie has con-
fcstcd IL stealing IT and about 5000 In money.
waived an examination, ant bern committed Tor
tE!nl bnt the religious community OF SOrthttcld Ii
not yet entirely satisfied that he Is not being prose
cutcd for religions sAke.
, 1876-06-14

ss'ss s%ss ;s:sssd s' s oa:
s@P Icy oo.a 1sa e te ps&fe, pwes, Of 'fsts Hars
politicians tho requisite rtcp sns t:cn tnkcn spon-
with Ru.sIa. s1r, D'sracir. ffank Md manly
r,a,cn'cnt aats 10 cttlc. rower fta legitimate ro-
Htt9n. lie h1ya he neither fears I1l1aIa nor was
1lua.'a d!.quescd b. recent uttcrsneo Of his
touching The new indian t'.lo 10 the Queen. lie
taya that KurpInfs perfectly aware Of Engianl'A
and regards L ~ compatible With continuance Of
friendly relation. between London and st. Peters.
burg. Iln also admits that ltus4!an con9ueeta in
Central hsfh are an great cnGHt far the conquer.
I'd - arc ir'tlsa eonqacsts In Indla Th!. Ia quilt
trur, md only .shat VIZ have been asserting ali
BEEN psoclsnnk II for soma lime i,aa,. adj W. arc
now Indebted to the Premier for rteatin the fact
r. tarl;amc1t ~ ND on nsh"!i of lter Majc.y. Cub:
rum mora points Of vicw than onG. II ltls
Gec44 eo1tentet by many tha1. though En-.
gisitM and tsnssh n,ay have NJ direct rcason ta
fail out In Aria, acl, M eycMt may be brought oil
by differences IA Europe. Withous arIp. 10 dis.
cuss the yalne Of ths opinion, NO think It needs
cult for England - we'll - jnrsia 10 be resolved
unnn In thc eveh of European war. Moreover.
sitss what NIX ',il p..seIi has saa wc cnnnsA PR
going u wnf With each other In Europe. II tho
British Premier assuEer ns that the two countries
have never ixca On more friendly terms than they
are nnw. We certainly arc jnetfned in concluding
thai there is no occnsiUn Tor alarm about the con-
seqncncen Of Turkish events. Notwithstanding aI
that has been saa concerning tie sccrct intentions
OF &uhsin in the kat. It YVES owng to tfu Dritiat
and Russian AHnbntsadt,fs At Con-tnntinop1e that
The sufsan adopted pacific policy townrls Monte.
Powers for the preservation of peace stranger ttnn
nt The present nnnent While the blnod Of the Her
ycgoYlIese tr htill being shcd IN the field. n,yA-
tertous changc Q! Cabinet occnrt ut belgrade and
bnc!larcs mud scrfnus difficulties recnl 10 h. ca,-
Ing On: All. However, will 70 vel! II tho FowcFa
arc 1nltch. anu harmony prevails butween BritOrs
- shu Fccond article gratefully accept. Mr. Dis
itnsa;a Seiaratinn tl1nt there n M occasion for
eess ss. and fns{ ss 1sG poisy Is %ss
i,mst @ HSs s,n}llnatct in the promise thnt In
Eng1isi anti,or .ltke n. Terentsc1-ilc nntI.
ny sppreabe 'ip c a3ss svef Of
COW Gaztte adds, that a. h.e9 "ane1; she no.
| England. eoulu oo ha'a VI
, 1876-06-14

ST. PAUL, Ainn., june 13.-A case of Ahomlna'
BIZ brntalfty Vas brought to the attcutfon Of
County Attorney O'NrIer to-day. Mrs. TlutleF,
TcsIaIng In tlr northern part Ut the State. Hse
months ago seat her l!Ic girl to this city to bc
cared for BY al, annt and to be rent to school, the
mother ngrveins 10 pay her e4tcF for the chfld's
board. Hclus Informed ttat the child YVES H.
treated, she came here and found that thu cruel
nunr had not sent le child tu SCHOOL, hut had kept
her At hard WORK, and bad most socklng!y beaten
and MANNED her. Oe uf thu chiii's ribs ID broken
thr cayinsc Ut her nose Ia turn out: one check ha4
Jccn burned with hot nat'ron; tlsrc arc scars ot
three or four seyert scalp wounds; several ot her
teeth have been knocked OUT, and ee bDdy Is rny-
cret With hrutsrs,-4ll tho wusk OF the aunt. The
nuthrr only desired to bring cty!l suit for dam
agr.. but tho County Attorney will Institute q
criminal nctiun,
, 1876-06-14
GEORGE D. LORDS CONVICTION.
ptspafeh 70 NEG IorE TtlbMne.

GLORti L. II. 14OHD'E C<N flt44oN4
Dtspafch to Eelo fork Tribune.
ALRAHr, N. y, June 1l+-GcorgeD d. Lords trial
at Buffalo closed yesterday. The Jury were out
one hour and found verdict OF guilty. Lord gave
bali In Sc5 600, Ills father, Jarvis Lord, becoming
security. The conviction has been received here
by the friends Of canal reform great encourage
mcnt toward the prosecution Of the important CIV
II cases which noticed for trial at tho c1sraor-
dInary trsn in this city on Tucslsy next. before
the same Julgc-Dan1cts-wh heard the Lord
cu.c. The general expression scetnA to be, BY
those who are not Identified with the
Canal Tiug, that 1t was grcat, victory be-
wuula consict u ma' for whns rcea's to ts cons!l-
tors. The Canal hing men are pan!c. .ttrickrn By
tho conviction. 4 number Of theM attempted to-
day 10 keep tcs courage ur by otfcFlnEu waEer TINT
Lord wuulh novcr be sentenced to imprisonment.
The S. coo penalty alonc. It .ccn,s 10 be conceded.
would b. no punishment Ut ali; while the Ave years
imprisonment. or my imprlsonMent ut oil, would
be almost too severe. anti dark hints arc made by
tosc who know both Lord and his father tllat the
SIT, 100 bail will not stand IN the way Of his going
to canada to-day. The lalItica effect Of the coM
y!ctlon is freely admitted 10 b. highly bcncacial IN
thu Governor, aB Indicating very positive result
Of Ills rllusa ut canal reform; and the ctfects npn
acleratcs from Western atatea communicating dt.
fcrty through the great 1akct and tic Esc Canal
Will, New York, whosr commercial interests are u!
rrc.y affected by canal gctotus, 1t IL believed vii!
be yGry positive.
, 1876-06-14
I3uIlGLAE{ES.
Special I)iytsttch ~ 71f.1rfaunk.

D.xoH, ILL.,. June IL. Tho residences Of four OF
our prominent citizens, Judge Eussacc, N. Tn
acrsood, q. J. Anderson, and the lion. James u.
Charters, were robbed last night. Judge Eustacv
Lost about $40. @. J. Anderson wus aroused, had
. desperate tusslo witt, the Intruder, but being
stunned by blow. lost hs NM. At the residences
of Mg. Charters thu marauder was .uoru cunh!d'
fra.ted upon cakt and swsctmeais, xnd partook
literally 1T MD llourbon. which Mr. {. always
keeps IN h!s sidebonsd. The burglar then hung
Mr. Z, "A cupty rncEct book on tree in thu luor-
yard. the occupant. having no knowledge Of tue
midnight visitor II IL thought this dupEedAuons
were iii committed by one offender.
, 1876-06-14
4 SAGINAW MYSTERY.
Suextu} Disputch TO Tns TftbunA

EAST SAulNAw, Mich, Juno 13.-The Inquest
upon this relnains of the unknown man found dead
ii. The woods miles below the city was held to
day. The bu4y was that Of y snan about 10 ycat.
Of age aud well drrssed In broadcleth coat, CAS-
si,ncse panty. Congress saiters. and dark brown
oycseoat With blue lining, The throat Of tho DE-
ceased had been cut fruul ear to var. and blood
status on tho clUthea indicate that murder had beoi
coMm!tlcl. On the lil,le anscr WA gold rims
with ilo !m!stals IN. W." aud th!s was all the
clew lcudng to show who ue wss. Tho tragic In
t!tcatIous connected with the finding OF tho body
Cleate considerable excitement tn thls city.
, 1876-06-14

lion Il. ". 1nrs of Council nlpHs, snd
John N. RoGcrs ol Davenport, tho E.sm,n.
ing Crmrtttcr Of tho law graduating. cIur..
Tho District Court, now In aessIop will Iuite
likely adjourn over until aftcr commencement
c1ercisrp, az H. customary. Thero likely to 10
s'"c changes ln tho faculty "f tia tnwn STATE Cn'
4 1rofrs'nr wIw tcit hfR clasa that Lord Bacon Ia
llr hnthnr OF trhr 1nlt NJ Tub, anh TINT Il tfn
E"In. VIII hardly be rctnined Professor In an
!nsttutinn of tIo reputation Of lhe Iowa Slate
University
, 1876-06-14

Special nispd.ch to The Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Wia., June t3.-Abous 300 Masons
arr in town 10 participate In ts gtand rr'lnion to-
MORROW. Ilutcls and hus!ners houses Aro~ ~gayly
decorated with bunting. md the streets present n
lively appearance, The result Of the election Of
tlu urand Lodge to-day was ~ fol!ows: J. 1. c,
Cottrell, Of Milwaukee, q, NJ; Ed S. Mlncr, Of
NeccIat,, G. 4. W; Low,s Lashway. ofchirlcwa
Falls, q. J. W.; ". u. lines Of Fond ~ Lac,
q. r.; j. ". Woodruff, nf lscrll,, q. s.; u. II.
Wright, Of Madison, TRUSTEE !os three ycars.
, 1876-06-14
EDUCATIONAL.

6p4c3aE W5pQ{th 70 7he 1H6Bhs|
Iowa ClTr, H., Juns 3.-TAo class examlnn.
ttona Of The State University commence here 10.
morrow. The zegutas commencement exercises
begin On Friday ue1t In ths Collegiate aud Law
departments. Un Sunday next President ThatehrF
dcltyeEs hls baccalauFeats address In tho chapel.
Tbs Supreme Court, nuw iu scsslvu al Dck Mofhts,
have appointed Gov. 8. j. klrkwuod. VI this city,
Judge John Shane Of thIs Judicial District. Judge
Charles LOWS OF tho Fourth judicial District, l..
B. Patterson and George W. Ball of thls city, tho
, 1876-06-14

EPSf1us IIaV0'e" ~ 437 sF8p"1s
OTTAWA, ont, Junu 13..-'rlo Canadian Govern
mcnt has received oict2! !nforhsat1un from Wash
tngton to tho effect that the Government OF Tho
United States hsye decided 10 Impose nn further
obstruction upon the fulallmcnt On thtfs part u
tho tcs,ns Ut tho :!7th article of thee Treaty ol
Washington. which substantially comedies to Cana.
dlan ye4sels the right VI navigating En!! Ed States
c4aals uu tho same tetus ~ tho vessels u thai
country.
, 1876-06-14

Loxpnw, June 14.-Tho Daily Ntsrs to-day pub
lfs!ics paragraph In Official form declaring that
the recent reports concerning negotiations for thu
cesson of the 1snnd Of l1ol}.oand To Germany asc
totally untUuM1gd.
, 1876-06-14

cAsASpA,urA, N. y, Junu l3.~-Dr. George
Cook thu President OF tho Brigham Hall InsAne
Asylum At canandalsuA, wsa fsss'Iy stahbed YER
te.uay by IN insane patteut nAulud l!Fown. Ills
temporal aul 1snsyrrse fac!al arteries we're sev'
cred, 4nd ha died about O'clock 1u ths attesnoon'
, 1876-06-14

First basu by erTosE--lIartfoFd, 4; Louisville, 2
Left on bascs-llurtford. D; Louisville, =.
Totul baEl.hlts--lIartfDrt. II; Louisville, /.
Struck out-liastf1rtl, !; Lonlsyille, j.
Fwo-haso h!ts-l'Und, !.
Thrown out by Snyder ut stcoud-1.
ljoulae plays-lffgha,n. Carey, and Allison, ].
1lma-~0ne hour 4nd hfty minutes.
umptre-Willtam McLeln, Ut Philadelphia.
, 1876-06-14

bptcid{ 1.gF4&ch 10 1he 1TouH6s ...
DETROIT, Mich, June 13.-rars OF tho old
Central Market building on Campus Mhrt!ua
burned to. night. 1Iuckstcra WHO occupied stands
thcrc!n lost about 81. COO, partially nsurcd. Thu
buildings surrounding suffered by breaking Of
pluto -g!aEs mud otherwise, Aggregat1ng loss OF
81, QO0 additional.
, 1876-06-14

1T. 1tor7s, No.. June 1J.-1t IL announced that
Col. William Heath, HE Auditor Of th. county, IL
In arfesta ia The amount Of from $50 900 10 $780,
ooo. and that anft will he brought against him IN
recover the AefcIt. The money belongs to tho
township school funds. the collection NJ which Ia
made bY The County Aullt0y under the law.
, 1876-06-14

Slilct0E,

rxoutA, ILL.,. Juus l3A-Heorve Schmidt, sma!l
baker uud euufcctioner In this city, committed
suicide to,tsuy by hanging himself In barn be.
longing to l!4 er.in.!aw In Limestone Town
ship. UuabLlity tu ray hls debts 10 supposed to
have been tho cAuae. La ltayes fur cAlldren.
, 1876-06-14

pALrlxoAE, Ad., juno l3.-Wlll!a1u hAKef haa
Charles 4. baker, Wholesale fFutt .dcal4fs' tho
for,nrr member Ut tho Second Branch Ut fhs City
Council, hayu been aErvsttd, Charged with fuEg!nX
dc nARss Of linercns individuals " lhisty ak
, 1876-06-14
FIRES.
IN CHICAGO,

A stlll.1larrn to Engine No. 7 at 3 p, m. ycstcE.
day was cnuacd by tlrc in the frame building No.
SCI South Unlisted strcet, owned by ". II. True
nnl occupied as boarding. .housc by Mrs. Susan
Waic. DAu,a.c nominal, Cause, a defective
cfmunY.
, 1876-06-14

promtreorJ notes, amounting 10 SIS, 600, vhici,
were taken up By ,hc Traders and Unlon National
banks. and 4 ]. Farbcr, of the frm Of stlIimsn,
Eafbcr a 20. They were committed In default Of
na1l. ml. ~ tht Ctty Council. lat night, William
Bakers resignation was laid on the table.
, 1876-06-14
FRANCE.

pAn,s, juno -The Jtiycrs In tho South Of
France, cSprcIa,ly tho Adour and 0arronno, arc
fi.lpx with alarming rariifty.
, 1876-06-14

Nav Tonx, Juno 13.-The second game OF bill
lIlEds, GOO points, between cyrille Dion and Daly,
Was won by the former-hO0 10 405. At the hl.
!lsrd tournament Nu1otphs defeated GAfnlsr-ao0
, 1876-06-14

A RIOT AT GlliRALTAH.
1.0SnoH June ia rl1t has lakcn place st
Gibraltar. spanist, tclcsrans eay That ite trouble
wns begun by the Gurnan sa!tora Of tho ron.clat
feet insulting ladies' on tile whnrf. All the Ger
man sallora wcro cuuhncd to their ships until the
neet 1ailed.
]. DAVIS.
LIyEnroo1, June 13.-Jcircrson Davis has ar-
rived here In tho stcamehlp Me,nphiv, from New
Orleans.
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE ON ENGLISH SHIPS.
LoxDoy, JUNG l4.-Thc report Of the Royal
Commission OIL tho fugitive siavc question. arlstnt:
from tho Admiralty circulars, las bern presented
to Parliament. 1t recommends TINT. wlilu com.
innnlcts of inen-of.war should Rhrtaln from my
active interference with slavery in coun.
tsy wl,erc, It Is leFnl institutlon., :, ret
fro, exercising discretion az to returning fugitive
enycs on honnl their vcsrcls. The. enactment Of
strlrt rules is tne3pcdient, and their observance
wnuld bo Inrnssbte, bccauso. III variety Of easns.
oflcers should BE- free 10 consider what cous*y,
would hu most for tho interest Ut the slayc, uud
should not compel him to quit their ships.
, 1876-06-14
SWITZERLAND.

pErNE, juno 1A--rho damage done In the
custcs., cuntons Of Switzerland by inundatIons IL
Immense. A bridge ut Fralenfell has bccn car
rcd away, an4 twelyu railway lines are inter-
rlpted.
, 1876-06-14
ncFAl} STEAMSHIP NEWS


NEW TuRk, 1nne 11.-Arrvcd, ktcamshfrs r,
Caland, from Rotterdam; liammonia, from linn
burg.
FATHER PorHr, June 13,-Arslyed, Steamship
Po1yncsnn. from Liverpool.
LnSpoS, June 13.-Stcnms'tps st. Laurent.
Maine, und Hnliyta. fEnn New York. and Sedcr.
land, from Philadelphia. hare arrived out.
, 1876-06-14

wAal,NoroN, D. G., Juno l3.-For tho lake
region stationary or higher PRESSURE north ana
easI wlnda, partly clousty and cooler weather.
GENERAL puaKNYATlHSB.
CttIcAuD Jully tI-31ldnlRtt.
, 1876-06-14

lsurnctt'* Cocoaine---!A perfect tiressEnE for
the ha!r. The cocnntnc holds In n lIpuId fuE1N q
large proportion of dcodorizrd cocunnut oil, pre-
pared expressly for this purpose.
, 1876-06-14
MEDICAL


,tin;. d.. l. A. snEnMAE sctpecttnly notifies biz ps.
frhf nhd those rnEtufca. win wish 10 secure hfs nm.
ra,ss n. he !: Nn~ IN CHICAGO and msy ba day
s,r Ashley Cooper IL hta Treatise on Rupture. ss,s,
,fytmp,o1s =, In ,.. i91cdsscy reate,ne e1.iaetos
lltttc chance Of FrlItf. :" - '1 ~"
ta.tenec. F. ). =, IN hls TreatI,s on Rupture,
FMch frequently prores fAtAI.'
~ lhe wondertu1 success that has attended tho trosA