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OBITUARY.
COUNT ANTOINE n. ArpoNYr, AUSTRIAN srATEs-
MAN

COUNT ANTOINE n. APpoNYr, AUSTRIAN STATES
MAN.
caoIc telegram from Venice, under dn,c OF the 1s
inst, reports Count Antoine Rodolph Apponyi Tor.
merry Minister at Paris had just died in that
city, aged ninety four years Hc was born on the nh
OF September 11s2, Of most illustrious Hungarian
family which settled in the county OF Mira, or Ncutra
a territory which was granted TO them by the ruling
power In the year 1892. Having received mos; care
full education, the Count travelled In Italy. whero at
carIv age. he was married. Having been called to
the diplomatic service he af.crward commits
stoned by Austria PlcnipoentIary to minor German
Court. he next appointed Austrian Minister 10
Florence and subsequently, despite his youth, was,
through influence Of his powerful patron, Prince Met
sernicn, sent rs Austrian Ambassador 10 Rome. lie
discharged the duties Of his Once until the year 1924
when he despatched the came capacity TO Lon.
In the year 1920 he was transferred from tho
English capital Paris Hc continued 10 hold the post
of Austrian Ambassador In Franco during period OF
twenty years On Tho sth OF December. $500, no was
again appointed Ambassador In London Count
Appony represented Austria al tho conference the
canal question In 1864 since which time he has
gradually retired from public life, bearing with him
the respect OF monarch and OF peoples. after having
added vastly by his talents and patriotism to the
rcnown OF his family.
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THE BRAZILIAN EMPEROR.

HE NsPEcTs THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT AND
ORDERS A BLOCK OF ST. PAULo MARBLE FOR
T--A PLEASANT VISIT TO THE sENATE-AaRI-
CULTURAL CoURTEsIEs.
WASHINGTON, June l. 1875
The Emperor, accompanied by the viscomte Dc Bonn
Retro paid a visit this morning to the unfinished
Washington Monument His Majesty was particularly
pleased with the contributions of foreign nations to
the monument Of tho great founder Of the American
Republic, and resolved that Brazil also should be repre-
sented among the peoples sympathizc with tho
American people their admiration Of the virtues OF
Washington.
Before leaving tho monument grounds His Majesty
instructed the viscomte Dc BON Retro to write mmc
datcly to Rio Janero and order block Of Brazilian
marble to be prepared with suitable inscription and
have II forwarded Brazs contribution to the WASH
ington Monument Tho marble is TO como from the
quarries OF St Paulo
After breakfast HIS Majesty made an inspection Of
tho Patent Onicc, and afterward dropped into the
Senate to watch the Belknap mpeach proceedings
IN which HIS Majesty takes lively interest.
During His Majesty's visit a pleasant incident oc-
Cured. Some thoughtful friend had sent Vice Pres-
dent Ferry beautiful arch OF flowers which had been
placed on his desk just before the opening Of
the impeachment trial On the arrival of His Majesty
who took his seat in the diplomatic gallery Mr. Ferry
politely sent the beautiful trophy of flowers with
his compliments TO the Emperor His Majesty rc-
ceived 1t graciousy and warmly expressed his thanks
for the beautiful gift. 1t afterward sent TO tho
Emperor's rooms at the Arlington Hotel
During the day the Empress, accompanied by Ad
mra Delamane visited the various points Of interest
in the city. !.
After dinner the Emperor, accompanied by his
suite visited tho Soldiers Home In the evening tho
Emperor attended sacred concert gvon for the benefit
Of the Church of the Ascension.
The viscondc De Bonn Retro paid heightened visit
to the Department OF Agriculture. and spent several
hours completing his examination OF the workings Of
that institution. Hc took copous notes of matters or
interest, with the view Of introducing amcloratons
into the Brazilian Agricultural Department, over
win ich he prcsides.
In addition to making notes OF interesting details
the visconde made arrangements with tho Agrcul-
tural Department for the exchange of all pub
locations the subject Of agriculture, and for
tho exchange Of such duplicate specimens as
may DO judged Of interest to either institution as
well as OF various seeds for experiment Every facility
extended 10 the vsconde by the directors OF the
Agricultural Department. and when he lott lie expressed
himself well pleased with the arrangement Of the de-
partmcnt and the courtesy OF the directors
The Duke of SAKE Coburg the Emperor's son in-law
joined the Imperial party to-day, and will accompany
Their Majcstics to Niagara
The Majcsties and suite will visit Mount Vernon to-
morrow There will be picnic presided over by tho
Regent
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wIssLow's CASE STILL rxNDINa-wHAr Is SAID
OF HIS DIscHARGE-w. KIMPToN VANCE AND
HELEN sNEE CONVICTED.
MANCHESTER, juno I, 1874
The Cnardiass London correspondent says the gov
eminent viii not surrender winslow until q supple
mental treaty has been negotiated between Great
Britain and the United States embodyiug the principles
OF the act OF 1870
Tho correspondent also Gays communications are
now passing between London and Washington for that
purpose.
il an agreement is not reached by June Is winsIow
will be released
THE coNsPIRAToRs FoR MURDER CONVICTED.
LONDON June i, ls7d
Tho trial OF william Kmpton Vance and Helen Since
for conspring to murder second charge against
Vance OF aiding and abet,ing smec Suicide
was concluded to-day.
Both prisoners were convicted.
SENTENCED
Vance was sentenced to eighteen mopihs' imprison.
mcnt and tho woman Since to six months.
PARLIAMENT IN RECESS.
LONDON, June 2. 1876
The House Of Commons last night adjourned until
June and tho Lords until June Is
AN EAST INDIAN MAGNATE IN THE MErRoPoLrs.
LONDON, June .. 1874
salar Jung has arrived In this city.
Tng COTTON MANUFACTURING INTEREST VASTLY DE-
PRESSED
Tho cotton spinners OF Bolton have decided to run
their mills short time Of the depression
oil the trade.
Most Of tho mills viii remain closed throughout
whusuntide
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June IL A. II
prnhnf,ilifies

WAR DEPARTNBNr,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, June I'll A. II
FrobdLilities
For Friday In the South Atlantic States, warmer,
southerly winds, lower pressure and partly cloudy
weather, with local rains
For the Eastern Gulf States. stationary higher
pressure, southerly and variable windA partly cloudy
weather and stationary or lower temperature.
For tho Western Gulf States, higher pressure,
eastcrly winds and cooler, partly cloudy weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cooler westerly
WINDS partly cloudy and clearing weather, with rising
barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
leys, cooler clear partly clear weather. westerly
wind and rising barometer.
For the upper lake region. rising barometer, south
west TO northwest winds and cooler clear weather fol-
lowing light rains.
For the lake region, stationary or lower barometer
warmer southwest winds and local storms followed BY
cooler, clear weather
For tho Middle and Eastern States, southeast to
southwest winds, warmer, partly cloudy or clear
weather. followed by occasional thunder storms and
stationary lower barometer
The rivers will generally riso slightly. except the
Lower Mississippi which will continue to fall slowly.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Senator George F. Edmunds Of Vermont arrived al
the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening from Washington
Congressman John o Whitehouse, OF Poughkcepsic
at the Albemarle Hotel Senator Daniel b. ST John, =
Newburg, n. ~, IL at the Hotel Brunswick Pay
Director Calvin q. Jackson, United States Navy aud
ex-senator T. NJ. Madden, Of Mddletown, " Y, arc
at the ST. James Hotel. General John c. Robinson OF
Binghamton, Is ut tho Co.oman House. Aionzo NJ
Viii, Italian Vice Consul at Philadelphia and Leu
tenant H. b. Bradford, United States Navy, are at the
Everett House Ex-ConTessman William II. Upson
Of Ohio IS at the 81. Nicholas Hotel Nell Cilmour
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, arrived from
Albany yesterday at the Union Square Hotel Baron
Nockcn and Leon Warschawsky, OF the Russian Cen
tennia Commission. at the Atbemarlc Hotel. Mod
ca Director Samuel Jackson, United States Navy, 10
at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
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THROWS
NEW YORK CITY DIRECTORY


will DO published before June 5 at REDUCED
PRICE. This work has been Published By tho pub
sheg since 1882. aud with ali tho fidelity the public
needs ~ TINS respect which the most experienced canvass
as all previous canvarsnx has made With
by uilv do the work vol.
Our nrst purpose has been To TAKE SUFFICIENT
TIME TODD work TiOKoUGHLY. and sner the 70
movals OF May which this than pro
yous season. The pubic know thss canvass ~ AksI
experience this and time have -
been induced 90 dcvists maiu puIposc--to make
thorough she TYPE SETTING done ~ IND x SphNr
TIME THAN ANY DIRECTORY EVER BEFORE WA
SET UP fhe public judge Of the quality Of the pub
upon Frs It's second its clear sypoeraphy
third its Substantial binding; fourth ~ ow
JOHN J. TeoWs
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REMOVAL OF THE CHIRIcAHUAs.

TROUBLE ANTICIPATEI-GENERAL KAUTz PRE-
PARED TO sQUELcH TT.
Tucson, Arizona, June l. 1876
General Kautz aud staff arrived here to-day in obed
once to Instructions from the War Department to
superintend the transfer of the Chr sahua Indians
from their present reservation to the San Carlos rcser
vaon. in accordance with recent act OF Congress.
These Indians those who recently created intense
citizens
Opinions as to the quiet submission OF the Indians 10
the military authorities divided and while General
Kautz doe, anticipate trouble, he is prepared for
1t with sufficient force OF cavalry and will mako warm
for the Indians should they attempt armed resistance
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

INTERNATIONAL MATCH ARRANGED BETWEEN IRA
A. PAINE, OF NEW YORK, AND CAPTAIN PAT
TON, OF LONDON.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE !
LONDON, June l, 1876
An interesting pigeon shooting contest has been
arranged here which in a measure partakes OF an
international character. The event is a match be-
tween ira A. Paine, OF New York, who recently
arrived In England, and Captain Patton, of London
the winner OF the Grand Prix du Casino at Monaco
last January.
CONDITIONS.
The conditions OF the match are $3.50 side, half
forfeit, thirty birds each and twenty yards
RISE
TINE or SHOOTING.
The event viii come or on the grounds OF the Gun
Club on Saturday, Sd inst
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THE ASGLo-FRExCH CHANNEL TUNNEL WORKS
pEELrMISARlEs FOR THE COMMENCEMENT.
Preliminary work the Channel tunnel to connect
England and France, has been commenced at Lam
ga,te Snaf,s have been sunk 10 depth Of forty
tres u3l,4 feet. When these reach depth Of 100
metres 1928 ll0 icct below the sea, gallery ko-
chalk.
practicabiIty o, the project tho tunnel viii be den-
nltciy commenced.
THE UNIVERSITY coNTEoL BILL UNDER DE-
BATE--ExcIrEMENr AMONG THE DEPUTIES
PRINCE NAPOLEON GAINS his SEAT.
VERSAILLES, Juno 1, 1874
In the Chamber Of Deputies today the University
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A LEAP FOR LIFE.

Mr. John Wolf, pilot Of pilo: boat Mary r.. Williams
tNo. l9), reporis:-May 81, two A. NJ, one mile from
Sandy Hook lightshp, heard cries OF distress and
ordered tho boat lowered, which picked up John s.
Graham. seaman OF Ohio. who said he was a hand on
board the bark Eliza Mclaughlin, Captain Dennis
bound hence Tor Antwerp, amt was obliged 10 Jump
overheard from that vessel to escape bad Treatment
from the captain and mate
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SPAIN.

THOUSANDS OF TROOPS FOE cUDA-A COLONIAL
OFFICIAL TO BE INVESTIGATED.
MADRID, June l. 1870
Seven thousand soldiers sailed for Cuba yesterday
sExoR ALLAGA HoxE.
sehor Alaga, Cuban official accused OF maIprac
ces was sent to Havana in the transport to meet the
charges against him.
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Education b restoring the right Of granting degrees
to the State, was taken up and exciting debate en-
eued
Speeches were made by NM de Cassagnac, do castel-
lane and de Larocheioucauld Bisacca Violent recrim
nations were INDUCED in, and much disorder pre-
vailed
DOyAPAHTlsr GAINS
The elections Of Prince Napoleon and Count de Casa
blanca, Bonaparist, were confirmed by tho Chamber
without discussion
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DEATH IN COURT.

PROVIDENCE II. T., June ]. 1874
Asa Fairbanks aged upward OF eighty years. dropped
dead on the witness stand OF tho Supreme Court this
morning while giving testimony in civil case In
which he she plAintin.
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telegram from Toronto, Canada, announces the
occurrence OF the death OF Rev. Canon BALDWIN lie
expired during tho night OF May 81 Canon Baldwin
WAS much beloved for tho pastoral Of the flock
committed ~ his charge and greatly esteemed for bis
learning.
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THE INDIAN WAR.

MASSACRE or CINCINNATI COMPANY OF BLACK
HILLS GOLD Observation-Disclosures MEN
KILLED-THE VICTIMS SCALED AND MUTT
LATED by THE RED FIESps OF THE PLAINS
CINCINNATI, ohio June !. 1876
despatch from Lincoln, Ncb, received last even
ing gives the following particulars OF the massacre by
Indians of large portion of Captain stones company
OF Cincinnatians route for TIE Black Hills.
Part OF the expedition was passing through the Sand
Hills about nity miles from the Red Cloud Agency
The day was warm and tho roads nearly impossible
from sand. The men had deposited their coats and
weapons in the wagons, and struggling YEARLY
behind, when tho Indians rushed down and cut them
or from the train. Tho massacre followed with but
little resistance the Indians numbering several hun
dreds
The leaders Of the party, Captain Stone and James
Wood, were among the lrst to fall
The names OF others who killed were as lar as
asceriained, Stone, Armstrong, Kelley, Hudlcston
West, Walinsky Barr Laboyteaux, Bauer Wunck
Oldwasc, Shattcnger. Latts Krunck, Mozeantc, Kaa-
die, McKcag, Ieanecr and the two drivers.
The bearer Of the report declares that not single
one of tho party OF forty escaped Several of
the bodies scalpcd and mutatcd taken into North
Loup Fort II Is stated that nearly all the Indians
have left tho agencies and are the war path
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THE WRECK OF THE SCHILLER.

[sPEcIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BIZ CABLE
LONDON, June 1, 1875.
OF the steamer Schiller has been given up. 1t was
not paying expenses. Seven twenty dollar pieces
and half ton weight OF copper we're recovered on
the 10Th Of May.
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MALcoLM cAMEnoN. n. p.

Hon Malcolm Cameron, member Of Parliament for
South Ontario In the Dominion Of Canada died his
residence at Ottawa, Ont, yesterday, after pro-
tractcd illness 10 the great regret OF wide circle OF
friends IN public and private ille
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A.-BENNETT BUILDING.
fIi.EPROOF
LOCATED on NASSAU ANN AND FULTON SITS,
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
10 LET On VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
suirAHLE FOX
APPLY ON TIE PREMISES.
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A despatch from Nashville, Tenn, announces the
death there May 81 OF Colonel Robert II. Ramsey,
late editor and proprietor OF the Miners Journal Or
Pottsvillo Ia.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

At late hour last night II was learned that commo.
dorc Vanderbilt had spent comfortable day and
felt much better
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The following despatch has been received from the
proprietor Of tho Sidney and Black Hills stage line -
'My stage driver from the agency to Sidney came on
foot to the Platte. His horse was killed under him,
and the Indians got the mail and saddle. This gives
evidence that the Indians operating south Of the
agencies, but to what extent and in what numbers is
unknown
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A SENSIBLE, PRACTICAL REMEDY--THE NEW
SILK ELASTIC Truss, sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COM
PANf $50 Broadway. comfortably cures rupures,
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THOSE WHO TAKE HALE'S HONEY OF HORE
HOUND AND TAR for onshs. colds. ar. find relief
PIXIES TooTHAcHE DRoPs cure tn one minute.
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iVcTHgc temperature ycsteruay OF
average temperature for corresponding date last
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BUCHAN'S CARBOLIC SOAPS ARE THE BEST
dsnectants purifiers and vermn destroycrs Depot
Jnlu
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REDUCTION OF THE ARMY.

REDUCTION OF THE ARMY
LONDON, June 2, 1875
despatch from Cadz to the Times announces that
another contingent OF infantry 5000 cavalry have
been disbanded
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rur wrArHru yrsrrpn.v

The following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature for the past twenty-tour hours in COM
parison with tho corrcspondin date OF last year. AZ
Indicated by tho thermometer at hudnut's pharmacy
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like criminal about her fate that ner.
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THE wIyyEH--cATo.

THE WISSEH-CATO.
The winner Cato, chestnut horse, years old, was
bred by Lord Bradford There no record or bis per-
forming as two-year-old but In his three yearold
form be ran three times unsuccessiuly. His first
essay the ovingdcan Plate (handicap) six FUR
longs, at Brighton, when with 9s lbs mp he was badly
beaten tho being Mr. Balch!ns Roya threc-
ycarod carrying OIL lbs In this Cato ran under
the colors Of Mr.. W. Bcvil, his present owner His
second attempt was in the autumn meeting, same
place. when in the Brighton Autumn Handicap.
one milo and a quarter, carrying los lbs, he
was also unsuccessful finishing next 10 last
in field Of seven. His Gna appearance for tho year
at the meeting, in the wcltcr Handicap
about six furIongs when he finished fourth the win
ncr turning up In Sir George Cbctwynds Highlander,
years old, with Ill lbs. Cato IN this race carried
10 lbs In his Jour ycarold form be hve times
and was beaten every occasion Tho Blbury Stakes
lhandcap) meeting OF the Bibury Club. June 20, ono
mile and hall, and ridden by members, he obtained
second place with $50 lbs. up Tho winner Sir
George Cnctwynds Kidbrook, carrying i65 lbs. At
Stockbrdgc, June "a, Cato appeared IN The Andovcr
stakes handcap), one mile when, with Isl lbs up, he
failed TO obtain place. his old antagonist with III lbs
carrying OF the honor Cato then prepared for
tho Goodwood Stakes (handcap), at toodwood, jay
IS, but his performance not crcditablc he was
tenth at the finish In field Of thirteen The distance
two miles half and Ca,o's impost was So lbs
hts next appearance IN the Lcwcs Grand Handicap
Lewcs August mccng, two miles but he failed TO show
any speed, though hc Was weighted with but 50 lbs.
Tne nth essay OF this horse was in the wcltcr
Cup (handcap), at the Lincoln August meeting, one
mile and half aud he finished last OF i've per
Cato carried 151 lbs this race and the winner Mr..
Els.-ez 2essiA W old had loo lbs on her back
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AfPLETONS' HAND BOOK OF AMERICAN CITIES.
Illustrated Price, In paper covers 90 cents: CLOTH 10
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HE INsPEcTs THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT AND
ORDERS A BLOCK OF ST. PAULo MARBLE FOR
rT--A PLEASANT VISIT TO THE sENATE-AaRI-
CULTURAL coURTEsIrs.
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MOTHALINE-THE ONLY RELIABLE MOTH
preventive: used by furricrs Sold by druggists Prlcc
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TUE sERvAS AIxY MOVING FOR WAR RUS
SIAN OFFICIAL APPROVAL
BELGRADE, June /, 1870
The infantry pioneers and portion Of the military
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SPANISH FLEET TO SAIL FOR THE EAST.
LONDON, June ., 1876.
Tho Spanish feet, with the exception Of the vessels
in Biscayan and Cuban waters, has been ordered TO
Join the English naval forces in the Mediterranean.
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AppLEToNs' HAND nook OF TIE SUMNER RE.
SORTS Of THE UNITED STATES. NEARLY remdy.) IL
lu.tratcd. Paper covers, so cents: cloth % cents.
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fTHE ART JOURNAL.
i consisting OF the
LONDON ART JOURNAL, WITH EXTENSIVE ADDT-
TIONs BY THE AMERICAN PunLIsHEKs. DE.
VOTED TO NATIVE AhT AND HOME TOPICS.
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KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS, MADE TO MEASURE,
the best, six for So the slightest obi cation
take keep 81 KEEPS shrtA unless ectly