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aeSsFs1 A.
, 1876-06-17

Ne7o York Tnaas, 1Mns Is.
On Monday evening, Capt. Egbert Raynor, Of
Kycrhcad Lung island, reached New York
from a Southern voyage, mud the same night
started for his home, leaving Ills vessel at New
the hopse t,e fouui hts wife tying o!! thu bed,
fully dressed, aud apparently deal, Physicians
were II once summarized, who found Mrs. isaynos
cold and Rigid and, In their op!nlon, she hasi been
decd from thirty-slx ~ forty hours. letter
was found On tic floor which stated that she had
taken stsychnne to aud lcr existence, In the
lettcr she noted the effects OF the potsou, mud
RtAtcd that sha feared she had been deceived
that alu had taken morphine Instead Of strych.
the second faiicd. Bhs took It. the th1rd time
and thuu lny down on the bed. The letter was
commenced viii, pen and Ink and nnIshed with
lcail-pencll. The jury found verdict Ut
death frUn poison administered by her own
halut.
, 1876-06-17

1SfNpff ttutt} Af<NS+
a few new facts ca.ns to light yesterday 10.
gardlng tho duel fought on Thursday, at River
bend, between Abort Jcssup and O. Davis,
cattle men. In yesterdays Ne,as It WIS stated
that tho nature Of tha difference between them
had not tranapired. gentleman vino arrived
from River Bend yesterday gives different YER
afon Of the affair. lie Rays that Jcssup and
Davis wcro drunk, that being, unfortunately,
the too common condition Of the former, who
Btnce. Davis and n hcrder got tuto row, ard
Jesaup took the licrs1cr'a part, when Davis sug-
Ecstcd a Ecaort To arms, and c1lUsc Winchester
rflle rs Ills weapon. Jcsslp Batd he only wanted
tic Colts revolver which hung at hfa side. The
two walked away, and In three minutes frun
tho time they left tho station wcre shooting nj
each other. An eye-wttneas says that Jessup
was 30 drunk TINT he rcelc about, aud TWO OF his
three shots were fred In tho air. Davis, WHO is
ia thought he purpose1y fired Wild the nrst time,
aud deliberately drew flnn head the second
shot, hitting liis target Just where he aimed. II
was little else than m assassination. Davis Is
still at large, and reward Is to be offered for
hls capture. l1c appears to have had but fcw
friends among tho stockmen, while Jcssup,
though atldicted to drink, was very generally
well liked. I1ts partner, +. ?. Ernest, ia high
y esteemed cttzen md lie Ia of the opinion TINT
about when lie accepted Davis challeugc. The
body Of jcssup arrived here yesterday, anu wns
taken charge Of by Rogers u Brown, undertake
ers, who lave Instructions from the East to
place the remains In the city vault for tho pres
Ont 1esanp'e father, who Il said to be very
wealthy, is q Philadelphia mud not New York
banker, as was stated IN yesterdays Issue.
, 1876-06-17

watched tl,c progress Of tho trial, and openly
declared that Leu must hang. Willie the Jury
The Judge that, II tho prtaoncr VIVA acquitted ho
would not escapct ~ they would hung him to
tho neareat tres within tlaf-hour after. Hcon
after Lce's nrrest the Vigisnntea visited tho
"Gunboat" &" anil caased ifs destruction BY fire.
About ti,c middle Of May he nearly secured hla
freedom. by tho aid of small wira and u
piece OF stove-hcartl, hc dug through h's cell 10
the outer wall before he was discovered. Lee
was 70 years old, weighed Ito pounds, hal very
black i,atr, anil wore mustaclo and goatce,
Hut for tho marks Of dissipation he woultl hnvo
been called hnntlnome. He was recently photo
Eraphcd by Monmouth artist, and, among tho
Iii Immense demand fur Ills pictures.
, 1876-06-17

The Reading pa 1sm<' says: "a new cnc-
covered this sprIug, which is committing consll
cradle destruction ip sul.u sections Ut the cOnti
ty. 1t Is u peculiar blacli worm which cun
scarcely bp crushed on tbs lOost curtli, ~ II Ii
They operate III sAu cursrhills by eating otf the
young plants- Az many vi ten Or twelve ~orAla
are sometimes found In ono hill. The cat-worn.
hAa hitherto been grcAs annoyance. but this
new pest Ii said to be even more destructive. In
souls townships iasnlcrs arc busy rcplantinY
corn-helAs that have been thus devastated. Pur-
IL Erceu has been found tu be as elirarIous In
e1terminRiinY these wof1na u It is in destroying
the.potato bug. Powdered Wits ltllehUrv Ii
saAo sAll to bG very riiicactnus."
, 1876-06-17

a telegram fEvm ltlo Grande City, sth Inst,
to the Galveston 4Reas says: "At m carly hour
this naornlug difficulty occurred brtween Judgu
William II, Kussell ami H. q. r4eha1,, in which
pistols were usen, resulting ln thr xo,tpdluE of
1udgu Russell In the right forearm. Thu alfalr
grew out OF IN old feud, which had loug existed
between them. Some hot wurds wery passed,
when Tarhau, telling the Juugc to defend hint
self, drew ILLS etx-sllOotcr a1ld commenced firing.
Russell promptly responded with his tye-shoot-
er, which missed dre the first shot. Both par
ties enpt!ed their pistols, firing eleven shots In
all, thH only one taking elect being. that whcl,
the Judge received In the arm. It's wound IL
not se1ious, hc!ug mere tIesh oue."
, 1876-06-17

THE LATEST RIVER II O1sHOR.
New ORLEANS, Juue 1B.-rhe fniluwing
list OF killed md wounded by the explosion oi
tue steamer Orio1c: Deal-Joln Boyer, chte1
engineer, Q years; Zuchariah Washington,
a colorel passenger; Ben Williams, colored. D
passenger; Lewis jackson, colored minister
from A!gicrs, and two colnrcd women. Wound,
cA-Cupt. Opry, commanding, severely bruised
Joseph Ahnrp, mate, and Henry koutz, pilot,
each with their right 1rg broken
the ircrnan, colored, both eyes blluuet
foYs rn,stahonts crippled, t,1 Gat nnt seriously
C. Trc1noulet, ilrst elerk, md j. Estaperinl,
scco'1d clerk. slightly Injured; and Mr. Craw-
forl, Secretary u tlle Wrceilng Association,
severely bru!scL liuuter, second engineer, co!.
orcd. who was missing last ulght, was this
morning found In thu hold under the bollcr
but could nut be cxtrirated. Alter the explu-
s!uu Which shattered Als bout piece u boiler
was found III field quarter nf 4 mils distant.
The host u total wreck.
, 1876-06-17

THH EGYPTIAN ARMY IN AB36atNtA.
AftzaHdsta Correspondence Lo,Aton Daily Nsos.
There IL somc nnxicty about the fatu Of the
Egyptian a1my In Abyssinia, There can be no
doubt that tho war Is over but perhaps It will
never DO know IT. whnt expenditure Of men and
money. About 5000 soldiers have arrived at
Sucx, and three steamers a1e now (hfay 2a) due
with troops, somp 5000 or 1000 are still at
MRssownli, md these, making about Il, GOO who
havo returned, arc sntd to he all TINT may be
expectcl. THIS lcAves about u, 0O0 unaocounted
for. Several Thousands OF these wero doubt
less killed In the ArBt and srcond battles; the
reInaindcr are unable to leave on account Of
their wounds and tia rainy Beuson haying Get
In. The condition Ut these poor men eau bc
easily imagined The Gcsccncss aild cruelty Of
tho AbyesinIans arc said to huye bcan fearful.
The battln OF November 1ast Is described BY IN
eyewitness AZ totAl aIulil1atlou If the Egyp-
tim forces, and one Ecgtmcnt leaving Suex bi0
strong, was represented by eight men on their
md the army has been go reduced that there
viii 'o Considerable saving tu tho War Minister's
ca4ro cpsrtsrondtnea London TorId.
Illus your agent, Baron Reuter-, tc!cgraphcd To
sou nothing respecting the Egyptlun expedition
10 Abyssiniui Yesterday gentleman who Aas
Just returned FROM Cairo Informed US TINT our
wus cosrcct H. suys that tlIu 6lack troops vent
over to tAg AbyHsinfAns, and thnt the cnttro
Egyptian army is u dlranee. Tie Abysslnfans,
hc stntcS, are VIII ar1nca, and arc GucaNlpcd
ruun1 MassoWah. They can inks the town
when they p!ease, bnt they prefer to obtain It
by treaty. Before releasing The Egyptian army
thny Ensist upon ah euurliouA war Indemnity, III
addition to the largo sum which they received to
rclease the eldest son Ut the khediye. 1t Is nl-
managed to conceal this dlsnster from Europe
1u or1cr not to impair Ills credit, Yet, on the
other hund, we are told on good authority th4t
Il has occurred. Our infonnants have No object
tu deceive U.s. aud they are presumably unknown
seculs tu hayc correspondent In Cairo; what
are these gentlemen about Are they pledged
to secresyi Has no news respecting this aftuy
reached them Has the English uoYernmcnt
Gen. Btauu.ouf Why ths taystcFys Why has
no Journal been sufficiently cnterpIislnE to Aend
u correspondent ~ Abysinnial
, 1876-06-17


In New Jersey last Sunday morning thrco
burglars forced their way Into q house on the
border lIne betWecn Bloomfield and Newark
Their object WAS plumber, the solitary inmate of
the house, one Indcrweis, having been rcputel
tho owner Of the enormous sum Of $50. He re-
fused to tell where Ills money was, but the burg
lars discovered portion Of 1t. When they
had collected all they could find, Indcrwcis told
them that there was no more IN the house; he
had spent tho Tcst. The rascals refused to be-
}icvc this tale, and, failing to cxtort from the
man any other, they proceeded to torture him.
A fire 3as built, and lndcrwcts was held over It
until hc howlcd with pain. He persisted in his
story, declaring that hc had nj more money.
Tic burglars put him agntn and aguIn to the
torture, though be- steadily adhered to his origi.
nal statement; and llnally he swooncd with pain
md anguish. While le wns luscDslllo Ills tor
turcrs left. In consequence of his frightful
life.
, 1876-06-17

Peoria, June 1B.-One Of the boldcst rob-
berries eyer pe1pctrated In thls city occurred at
noon otlny Mt the Office Of the German Bank
Ing Company. Al ten minutes after 12 this
afternoon woll-drcssed man drove up to the
bank, aud, calling out the bookkccpor, engaged
bis attention In talking nbout paasa3c On an
occan steamer for himself and family. At tho
saule time another man entered the bank mud
talked with tho cashier about draft on the
Scottish hank. The cashier and bookkecper were
tho only officers In tho bank ut tho time. While
they were 30 engaged third entered the bank
unnot!crd by either the cashicr or b0okkceper,
slipped bohnl tho counter, took 81, 600 lying on
tho tahlc, and skipped out tho hack door. The
other tnen then left. The losa WINS discovered
been found, but the police arc after them.
, 1876-06-17

PoRT llunoE, June 16.-The Great Wcstcr,
Ratlro~l ferry-boat Union, for many years em-
ploycd in Detroit, which WIS brought here to
break Ice during the winter, caught fire, IL is
supposed from sparks from a drcdge, at @
o'clock this evening, and burned 10 the water's
edge. The entire ucw Of tue revenue cutter
Fcssendcn, which lay at dry4lock. turned out
on discovering tho ilrc, and worked hard to
save ttls vessel, but without avail. The fire
gainrd such i,cadwny as " cut oil the cscape
Ut half adozcu OF the Fcsscnden's crew, WIN
had to jump from tho Union into tho river.
Lieut. Burke, who could nut swim, escaped
drowning almost nlirnculousiy. The stcninr1
Fcsseplen. which was vi tic dock without
steaa, q; @as to%eu Oh oy tuR; >. H. M,artlt''
capped burning. The loss will probably amount
tu $D,uU,
, 1876-06-17
Wholesale Assassination of Members Of
the Turkish Ministry.
A Dloedthirsty CircassIan Kills Two and
Wounds Third
Death Of Six Persons by Powder
Explosion in Peru.
Anxiety Concerning nu Egyptian Army
In Abysainia-


Nn 'm 49, 'uus ~" ~, '"e H.tps"eis
gcfo IN council laat night at the residence OF
officer entered tho Council Chamber, armed
with rcrn,vcr. and ,natant,v kIf1.d uussan
Arm pasha. the ,i,o,stcr of War and p.chid
pas,, ~" e htn,s.ar e ~ 1are,,, u "ar a''o lano
r!ously wounded Kaseolf Pasha, tho Mlnister Of
Marine lie also killed the alde-]e.atnn of thu
0runJ V,z}cr and 4 servont 1T AItibat pa.ha
~. .s..s.tr % w. srro.+as o"' 'o''4'
POSTPONED.
CoHsrANTlNorLx, June 1D.-The lpyeGtiture
Of Sultan Mot,rad has been POSTPONED.
AMY norrs.
BERLIN, June lo:-Iho scfVlan army is on tho
frontier and being reinforced. The Montenc-
grins and Hcrzcgoynians nse In separate camps.
russian ot!icc.p arc expected to b. In chief or
hfrh cf,mmattl Afnut m mn Hnl,n rinn fn,ur
gcnts oe;;S,ppy .s;S,p Northwestsrn Bugarta The
itnl,.ma,tc ,,en,..5a,ins I.,us' "n" 0'ns Wig nna
Russian tFo5ps srs rsos now concentrating In Dcs.
V1rn.. 1,rs ~ -pu,,,or r,..-o,.v.r no..
os.cn,hitnts, st aov.ston'i 0o'~A N4en"oi'"A 1&'
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tho nI'frfa, a,cnuntf ~ w.. .s.sas,a.*tn
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t.s;. Mah asenanE 'nf Eoancai, a. tne rfama alnls
ss,,s tssuGhcG IL psoGesnea tne.s, Aua the
suati4h, nenf'll9 ntm ALAue.ue7Cahp pein'te
u,n' IT, a;n 70 eEter; Massan htea po1nt.nlanK Ut
s.' nuss.sn Alh ,I lISaa1 hlanls.sl d Mat, Win
lrs.s' au, mn'.s osusr pG.sons psassn1 WYE
pressing iufwafa e eeize ~ nssassan, naeaia
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1T Ferntlchitza. ytilsne Of 2'Ux inIaiitants.
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, 1876-06-17

LONDON, june 10.-As Ascot to-day, the Alex
andra Plate was won by Freeman, New uollaud
second, Bc4mp third.
THE SOUTH AMERICAN CARLR.
LoNpoN, june l6.-Thu cablu steamer Dacie
left tbs Thames yesterday for South America to
lay tbs c4ble between Valparaiso, In Serena,
aid Caldrra, thus completing thu submarine
.elegrapMe system vi the wrst coast of Houth
America.
, 1876-06-17
CROPS,
Epseta1 DispatrA 10 JAs 1tIbuAA,

6psadg U1Epdsfh 70 5hd 1Fl6HA1
LANSING, Mich, June lB.-1ntormati0u from
many Ut the central counties In this Stutc, ru-
lat!ng to the pFogrcsa Ut tho crops, is Of thu
sa1ns ctllraeter frou. all tbs counties except
Eaton. whrru tha open winter has batily daill-
aged the wheat ou low ground; tn other coun.
tics good crop Is anticipated lin iart, Ill esops
uzu nuw quite tlattcting.
MEsnorA, Ill, juno lU-The inressant heavy
rain showcra VII are having ln this section ot tho
country for the last tew daysI have ellghtsd thu
, 1876-06-17
THE INDIANS,

DENVER, Col, Juue l1-A report was re-
ceivcd here yesterday that the Sioux Indians
had attacked q Battle-Ground up at Fremont's
Aftceu, and driving OIL this stock. Settlers Iii
the Vicinity ot tbs reported raid hnYo left their
rnuchcs aud taken refuge III thu nearest settle
fNtuta
, 1876-06-17
S|tEcif1E.

HpSctdl Dttpoteh to TAt Jytawn4.
Fonr WARNS, Inil.. June lb.-A locomotive
engtaecE named ucorge u. ltoss, WHO had llycd
here Tor lnuny Years, columitte1 suicide to-day
by hnugtng with his suspendess Ut Ills residence.
lte WIS found by ILLS vile Family troubles aud
hard drinking wcza thu GRuaa.
, 1876-06-17
SOUTH AMERICA.


PANAhA, June lB-An explosion In u rocket
factory III Cuzco, Peru, caused the death Of ak
pessons and the wounliug III q large number.
It was cuuscd BY = rocket being lighted IN u
room and l1ndng In q Hupound Eiie ii powder.
The fire following tla explosion lastcl from
early in tho norntng TIL Into in tho evening OF
the sa1ne day.
, 1876-06-17
EDUCATIONAL.

PEORIA, June 1G-The graduating class Of the
Peoria County Normal School, held commence
Ts,ent exercises ut Nousc's Opern Hall thls after
noon. Thure were nine graduates. The Alulnni
had reunion ut the fcslaenco Ut Prof s. II.
WAlte, thIs evening.
, 1876-06-17

MonR.soN, ILL.,, juno 1U.-Thc Whlteside
County Democrntic Convention was the largest
ever held tn the county. John II. Coblcigh and
William c. Green were chosen delegates 10 Ut
tend the Stats Convention June ~. They were
not Instructed, but ure understood to be riidrn
mGIl.
, 1876-06-17

tween pollce and people occurred. scvers, ar.
reats werc madc. The windows Of tho Alcan-
tara Hotel wera broken, and several private
houses damaged. Bands Of rioters afterwards
paraded the streets, but the police prevented
further cxce8ses.
, 1876-06-17

The following cal! has been Issued aud sent
to the members Of the Executive Committees
Of each Republican Ward Club tu the city:
CnicAoo. Juno 1d, 1K79. .-6xN7LEnEN: Al \
meeting Of tue Pint Ward Republican Clnb, held
the 18th inst, a resolution WAS paxscd directing
Its Executive Committee 10 call Convention nf
the Executive Committees OF ali the Republican
17lh Inst, nt 1880 p. H., 1t tho Grand Pacific
untcl.
A. u1atters Of great Importance will come before
Respectfully. AHNkH TAYLon,
Chairman Ell. Com. Flrst Ward Nep. Club.
, 1876-06-17
UA1}EA9 CORPUS,

SAN FRANCISCO, June la.-The habeas corpus
case Of Hcrbcr& e. Mann, arrested on a requ!si.
t!on from the Governor Of Massachusetts on a
charge OF forgery, was argued this morning. 4
decision will 10 rendered to-Muffow.
, 1876-06-17
BURGLARY.

61Et9N O79p0lEh 70 7A1 7T16NHa.
WAuNHoAN, ILL.,, juno l8.-The Catholic
Church in this city was entered last night By
somo thief or thieves, who succeeded iu getting
away with number Of articles valucd at about
p S. =. Ianth Entfanfc , w ~ ganGa tthroash "nuow
as yet
Special Dfspdsca to TIA 7ttbuna+
DAHv1LLH, ILL.,, June ia number Of dwell
ing-houses In our plaee were burgla1ized lust
night, yarIous amounts being stolen. These
cases arc becoming very common with US.
, 1876-06-17

NoAX, juno 10.-1n aexor.lancc With the Inv
conEscating gunyentu&t establishments, the
property Of the English, IsiAll, and Scotch COL
lcgGs u ordered to bu sold.
, 1876-06-17
EVlSCrnATIDr.

Special hspasch 70 Ths TrtsunA-
DANv1LLB, juno l6.-A coal.n.iner at tho
Ohio Coal 5haft, situated 8 miles south Of this
place, was cut In the abdomen last night In
fra4as, from the c11ccta Of which hc will die. No
prEeatR.
, 1876-06-17

Brn1NoylELD, ILL.,, Juuo 1O.-Wtrt Butler,
who shot Policeman Tomllnson last night as
noted In these dispatches, was admitted Ia ball
to-day in tic sum OF 81 500. The officer Ia
much bettar today anu will recover.
, 1876-06-17

Spsctat Nttdtch to 3hs Tribune.
DETROIT, juno MA sun Ut Capt. Cnm-
mings, Ut the steamer Annie Craig, WAS drowned
here to-day from Ills futhrr's bpat.
, 1876-06-17
FRANCE.

ELEcTION or 4 SENATOR.
PAR1s. June 1G.-M. Buffet was ELECTED bcna-
tor to-day by = majority Of three, to III tue
yacnncy eaused by tlie death OF N. Klcasd.
, 1876-06-17

Sptcfaf hispatth to The Tribune.
DErKo1r, Mich, June 1G.--A country hotel at
Dearborn, kept by LatAasn, burne.i this snorn-
lug. Loss S17, ,00', and Insurance $500.
, 1876-06-17
JE9V HAMPSHIRE.

NEW IIANirSIIInE.
Dosros, june l0,-The Democrats Of the New
l1a,nshrc Legislature have nominated the Hon.
q. Sinclair Tor UnItcd States Senator.
, 1876-06-17

SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATS.
Tho Scventh Ward Dcmocruts, WHO q few
evenings since organized club in opposition to
the one cotton up By Mike Bailey and others,
mot lust evening at ZIG Blue Island avenue, aud
elected delegates to the County Convention
Following is the list: William White, Thomas
LYONS, M. Glare, II. Joyce, ". Delihant, II.
Fields, j. Clowry, and Louis 8chnen,
Alternatcs- Rockford, J. E.. Gav!n, T. Rcd
din, J. MeGruth, 7. Spencer, W. Hogan, and
w. II. Rranitf.
AT la1gc-P. c. McDonnell 7. n Hapin, aud
]. j. Kelly.
The delegates will andeayor to obtnln admis-
sion and recognition. They have made up their
mind to fight against Mike Bailey aud Miles
Kehoe as hard rs they know how.
Tho meeting adjourned to meet aEasu at the
calI of the President.