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DAOEITEUL JON rs.
Ccrtois CoppiicatioDs that Led MRS. Jones
60 suo for n Divorce.

just now Jones Is celebrating whether
It would cot he better for him TO move on and
try life In a new place. lie married rich widow
who was still wearing the Rarb Of woe. Mrs.
Jones Is strong-minded woman, and she plays
on her own domestic hearth the role OF vir-
tuous but exacting and Jealous spouse. Jones
respected and feared her. Tho other morning
be started away from the house early, saying
that he going TO visit hts Aunt Robinson.
Scenting fasehood, Mrs. Jones called at about
six In the evening on Aunt Robinson, and Ind
her suspicion verified. MIR. Jones had not even
been there. Secretly vowing vengeance. Mrs.
Jones returned to ber deserted hearth, and
there awaited his return while the dinner was
spelling In the ki chen.
Jones at last appeared, affecting the honest,
simple airs OF man who, after a hard days
work, is delighted to nnd himself once more in
the bosom OF his household. Rubbing his hands
cheerfully, he moved briskly toward Mrs. Jones,
with the intention OF gathering from her lips
sweet recOmpense Tor all the labors ana hard
ships OF the day. which he had endured for her
sake but stern look nailed his feet to the
csrpet.
How Is Aunt Robinsonf' she scornfuliy
asked.
my dear, I have not been there" said Jones,
| feeling that he was a lost man. GOOD gracious J
| Aunt Robinson I've had something else to
| think Of. just as was going out this motDlng,
smith telling me that be wa. ' III 10 % bed, and and
| hegginz me to come and pass an hour with him.
| You know how he Is. dear, so terribly sensitive,
| the slightest thing Affects him. The refus i Of
| his picture by the Academy has turned Ills head.
| think, and there he Is, on bis back. Once
| there couldn't got away. Every time got up
| to 20, be begged mo to stop little longer, say
ing that my being with him did him world Of
| good. What could l dor or course / STAYED.
| don't think his illness Is very serious; simply
| an affair OF two or three days"
| Disarmed by this expiana alton, Mrs. Jones ac-
| cepted graciously the kiss Of peace, and the
| couple sat down amicably to dinner. That meal
| was Just over when an old friend called, and,
after AN hours visit, he said, while taking up his
| hat to depart:
by the by have you heard about poor
| Smith 2"
| What about him 2" stammered Jones.
Tue poor fellow is dead. He died yesterday
| morning"
Jones sgt. Jones is the record on the court
|
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sHOUTERs FOR HARTRANFr.
The Pepnsylvania Delegation on" Hold the
Fort, tor We nrc Coming"

PHILADELPHIA, June IL. - The Phila-
delphia delegates to the Cincinnati Convention
started this evening, attended by 127 members
Of the Hartranft Club and band OF music. Tho
club uniform consists OF a new white high hat,
black coat, vest, and trousers, and pale lavender
gloves Upon each left breast was large red
badge with gilt bar at the top. Three gilt tas-
sells at the bottom, . photograph OF Gov. Hart
ranft on the surface, and the words, "Pennsvl-
vania. President-John +. Hartranft." Thus
arrayed the Republican politicians of Philadel-
phia made u neat appearance.
They met In hall at Chestnut and Eleventh
streets and thence marched TO the depot TO the
Moody and Sankey tunes OF "Hold the Fort"
and The Sweet Bye and Bye" They
carried the Stars and Stripes, a silk Gag
embossed with the arms Of Pennsylvania, and
beautiful banner. The latter mad large por-
trait OF HArtranft and "Hartranft Club. Pbila-
delphis," on one side, president, Gen. John
f. Hartranft," on the other, and golden eagle
atop the stan. Two wagons laden with travel.
ling bags, two boxes Of fireworks. and several
transparencies, brought up the rear OF the pro-
Welsh, and other politicians of local note Joined
the party at the depot. The last heard of the
CLUB II was singing:
Ho, my comrades. see the signal
Waving IN the sky,
Reenforcements now approaching.
victory II nigh.
"Hold the fort For am coming"
Jesus signals still
Wave the anrwef back TO Heaven,
BY thy grace We WILL"
ranfts success, and the pool rooms show him
far ahead In the betting. The understanding IL
that Don Cameron will be In Cincinnati to IN or
row. and will use all his influence for Hartrapft.
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NEW JEHs. Y,s AsPIRASrs.
Gsv. Rsndeips Pulling wires for the Nomi-
nation ut ~. Louts.

TRENTON. June 1o-The attempt OF the
RANDOLPH men TO prevent the New Jersey Dem
ocrat,c Convention from declaring for Parker
rccciled upon themselves. Wherever ono OF
them showed his head as a candidate for dele-
gate the Convention hit II. Andrew Sm alley, q
rion Newark manufacturer. and even Henry o.
Kelsey, Secretary Of State, were defeated on this
ground. Senator Abbeu found II necessary to
declare his feslty TO Parker IN an open-a speech
on the eve OF the Convention, tn make his cleo
ton sure. New Jersey Is solid for rkcI.
A rumor is now current IN well-tnfOrmed
circles that Senator X DdOlpb, who Is rel ted to
the Virginia KdndOlphs, h "a been que " arrane-
Ing To have his own name presented oy Vireinia
nd some other Southern states ia their randi
date Tor the Presi1euoy. 1be story goes at
his plan Is to ring In for the second place on tho
tcket with Western man ut the head. III re
u little doubt that Mr.. Randolph has kept his
weather eye on Washington ever since he earned
some 6cldt by his proCl I'M ,tiOn aud parade OF
troops to protect the Jersey City OranRemen on
the 18th Of july. 1871. The conspicuous p.rt he
took IN MIR. Greeley's speeo making tour the
next year gave justification to this view. SEN
atOr Hdndolph's friends mold that his record
both In the instance here mentioned and IA a
member OF the old Know Nothing party, must
etrengthen the ticket Tney say IL would secure
for min the support OF the o. A. u, which john
Y. Foster, Secretary OF the Republican State
Committee, recommended Brother Blaine 20
join, promising n he did to "gve MIN New Jer-
sey," and that he would also be largely all D.
ported by the AneriC an Alliance.
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ALEX. HAMILToN'S HOUSE.
The Home of n Police Onicer who was On,
OF the Immortal six Hundred.


Charles III. Mckenzie, n police officer,
lives iu the house at 14th street and Tenth ave-
nue., that was owned and occupied oy Alexander
amilton at the time OF the duel with Aaron
Burr. The property descended to the mother OF
Col Ward OF the Twelfth Regiment, N. q. 5. N.
Y, and Mr.. Mckenzie and family are taking care
Of 1t for Mrs. Ward. II Is frameshouse, two
stories In height, and has a basement. The
stoop Il twelve feet ia width. The front door Is
three inches In thickness. and the lock Is over a
nearly twelve inches In length and Is very heavy.
In front Of the house are the thirteen trees that
were planted by Hamilton on the Fourth Of July,
l77o
Police Ofncer Mckenzie has been ten years In
the department. He l. about "a years OF age,
kiava and was one or tne 40 In the terrific
charge OF the Light Brigade. \ star was
a, tue relief of Lucknow, and a medal was
given him for bravery throughout the b.s.!-h
war In lndia. He has the four-ciaspeI Crimean
medal bearing the names OF the battles Of
Balakl4vs, SebAstopol. Iukermann, and the
Victoria. On the 10Th OF January last the In
habitants OF Catmansyille gave him IA beautiful
gold medal for his heroism IN an enOrt to cip-
ture In July last four desperadoes. lie was
felled to the ground with a sand cub. and for
fOurmonths he had to keep his bed. On his
recovery he was assigned to duty at the Colored
Orphan Asylum, and there he remained unll
Eister Sunday. Then he was put on patrol
duty In Harlem. On the 2eth Of May he had a
sunstroke and was again confined to his bed.
lie 10 about again and Is doing patrol duty. His
physicians say that this is imperilling his life.
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An easy-RoinR gentleman OF wealth, q news-
boy, truckman. and lager beer saloon keeper
the persons interested when Justice Murray called
the case of Jonas Silver yesterday morning. Mr. sivcs
was in Fulton street the 9th of June. He lives al
ia East Sixtynfth street, and ABOUT TO take cas-
for home when q crowd Of newsboys n1cked around
him. one Of them played the old trick Of binding tho
genemsns eyes with nswspapers and taking mis- vstoh
discovered that either Archibald White OF Mortime}
Sullivan the hlef Each accused the other. White,
saloon Keeper At 1872 Elizabeth street. Patrick hOrAx
the House Of Detention for III psias White sod sul[
van were held IN 5000 ball. and Brown, the alleged
receiver, secured ball
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What the German. are Doing.

The coming week is to witness numerous Ger
man festivals, pc.nics and reunions. on Thursday
the German Patriots Association OF AS and 40 pro-
pose TO celebrate their seventh annual fest Org
OF the revolutionary uprising which ended IN their
exile. Gen. sigeI is to be the orator Of the day.
Tne nineteenth annual feet OF the New York Schuetzen
Corps begins today and TO continue to morrow and
Wednesday.
To-day the order of the Sons OF Herman celebrate
the tntysxth anniversary Of their organization with
picnic aud summer nights rest.
ON Thursday the COnstaller Noks Fest AssOcat on
o. named after an historic town OF Ndrempeigl viii
have their spring festival including procession, tA
bleaux, ana other historical representations.
To day the German Free senool OF Fourth street u to
h.Va
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THE CHILDREN's FOLD.
One Of the Redceming Cha Rrities OF Americas
Comnerciai Metropolis.

"Children's Fold" is the designation on
the door plate of one OF long row Of hirh-stoop
brown stone houses In Sixtieth street, between
Lexington and Third avenues. The Fold sends
Its children to tue pubic schools, and gives
them n home. A house teacher 10 paid 500 a
year to see that the children learn their lessons
faithfully, to instruct them In music, and to
educate those chiureu for whom there Is no ac-
commodation IN the public schools OF the
ghborho ood. The children are put to trades
or business, or ad opted into families whenever
good opportunity occurs. At present the Fold
has hfty-seven inmates, nearly all orphans, and
between three and fourteen years OF age. There
have been only three deaths within the Fold
during the ten years Of Its existence. The iDsti-
tuition depends chiefly on charity.
Among The children il one born to an inheri-
tance OF a quarter OF a million, whose fathers
property was swept away In the cause OF CUBAN
liberty. The father of another young Cuban
lies in Spanish prison.
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CENTRAL AMERICA IN A FERAENT
The War In Hondurns-Ponico Cordovn TO be
PrOcInimed President.

PANAMA, June l.-Internal peace Is not yet
restored in Honduras Medina and Lelva are stl con
tending for the mastery senor Lelys st occupies the
deuartments OF olancho and Teguclgalea. President
Medina must have arrived at La Pdz with MS forces In
wnich city Gen BarsOna anu col Manuel Cuelar
awaited hlm with 800 men. FROM Amapala loo men
had been seat to Join the Medina Baraona, and Cuelar
forces ON MAY IL Bogran. OF the Leiya party VA Ia
Tegucigaea with 200 men, awaiting katruch De noro.
ON he 1lth received order IRON ten. Medina u
evacuae the place. On the 12th meeunS wac called
10 proclaim POnlco Cordova as President,
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PANAMA, June ll.-lnvasion is expected In
Nicaragua. state OF siege WAS declared on the llth
OF May, and martial law proclaimed on the lsIh. All
citizens between the ages of sxteon and years
are liable TO military duty. on tne Ion W Pre,iaent
ChanOves reiinQushed his post and placed himself AZ
the head Of the army. MT. Wnamson the United
States Minister who went To Costa Rica M mediator,
had returned Gen. Maxine Jerez, a Nicaraguan exile.
wac at Amapala Honduras, awaiting the cue for the m
yasOn OF Nicaragua should she persist In rejecting the
new Central American policy.
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A Revolution In Bolivia.

PANAMA, June l.-Daza has been proclaimed
President Of Bolivia by the army. The revolution was
effected on the 4h ultimo, on which date President
Frias and his Ministers were imprisoned. Daza has ap
pointed Sehor Obltas a. his Secretary General Mucn
alarm rtRus La Paz through the streets OF which
clty the troops continually passing and cheering
DaLa. II is said that all knds 0f eXcesses have been
cuIn al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12

VIM. Murphy, OF 5l2 East Eighteenth street,
and WIN. Coleman OF e97 Avenue A, spent Saturday
night ana their weeks wages In reyel. Early yester.
day morning they started to 20 home and while reens
along the street commenced amless gu rrel. Muir.
ply followed Co eman into the hallway at 2p7 Avenue
and stabbed HIM Ia the lett side, dflctlng danger
Gus wound Justice knbreh held Murphy In u, ,0oo ball.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12
A New Ra,,ro,d IN New Jer.,v.

The Freehold and Keyport Railroad was partly
graded several years ago. and then work was sus-
pended MIR. Jackson, the contractor obtained judg.
ment against the company, and the road bought 10
by BROW N Bros. under the hammer A contract
has now been made with Mr.. Jackson, and work re.
sumed on the road IL Will be completed In September
from Keyport to Matteawsn, N. j.. at which point Il
Will connect with the New Jersey Centrals liue TO Long
Branch opening Of the beet regions
Monmouth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12

The Leslie Brothers Combination advertised
variety show for Saturday evening" IN Turner Hall.
East New York. Tickets 80 each, and about
$40 worth sold. After song and dance. there
wa long wait. sno tnye-tigaion showed that ticket
takers aud all mad disappeared
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Killed In tue street.

On Saturday evening, dirt cart ran over and
killed Anpie Grogan, aged two years. In Gold street,
Brooklyn The driver, Bernard Dumphrey OF 207 Til
lar, street, who walking on the sidewalk, leaving
hls horse unattended, was arrested.
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A Woman Accused of BIackmniI.

Mrs. Augusta NichoIs, OF ~ State street,
Brooklyn was arrested yesterday on complaint Of
attempted blsckmai made by William Ohm ,tead. OF
457 Pacific street whom, he she wrote letters
threatening expose his past life unless paid $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12

In sermon on politics last evening" the Rev.
Edward Eggleston OF williamsDursh, said: "The Ro-
publican party that saved the Union and freed the
slave. Is now. after twenty years Of glorious record,
party OF tricksters shucksters-a party msnaged
In part by Shepherd, Spencer. Pnchback Morton. and
Cameron, party that jecs Dana and confirms Came-
ron's son. and being mere machine Tor selnsh men,
10 not advocating single great principle Of conse-
Quencc."
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Young Mans Lesson In Crime.

On Saturday, Superintendent Gayler, OF the
Post once, exposed Abraham Decker, OF Crished,
Nd, formerly OF staten Island. IN an attempt 10 swIE'
die through the mails Decker some time ago wrote to
MS moth-r who lives this city for the loan Of 800 TO
enable him TO ship h,h fnd crabs 10 Fulton market.
T. old lady sent HIM t2o IN money was ~ - ed by
that he had not received 4 ana tue Poet Once was
charged with stealing H. The POstmast OF trlsheld
written " ana. by adrOlt questioning Of ID cker
he forced the latter TO confess that he had received the
money that he had thrown the blame Ol the Post
ono to deceive his mother.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12

The Milwaukee line will reduce its rates to-
day from New York % Grand Rapids and Chicago and
Milwaukee to 25 on nrst. second and third-class
freight, and 10 fourth.cas, and special freight.
The freight rates TO Cincinnati, Detroit aud
sl. Louis, are proportonAtey reduced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12

PARIS, June III he funeral of George Sand
took place Mol.ut yesterday, and was attended by
Thousands OF persons, although heavy ran prevail ed
Prince Jerom. Napoleon and Alexander Dumas were
among the pail bearers. Pau Meurice read an euogy
Wntten by Victor Hugo,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12

The piers at Fifth street, East river, and Elev-
enth street, North river crowded early yesterday
and there lively scramble for places 10 the line.
About 400 Iathed IN the tast river ban and about
1900 III the free bath the North river side, The
paths were opened VI A. NJ. and closed at noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12
Beer Flowing on staten Island.

Messrs. Bachman & Meyers, of Clifton, re-
ceived Telegram that they had been awarded the nrst
premium the Centennial Exhibition for lager beer.
Mr. Bachmsn opened his saloon at the brewery to the
public, gave body ali the beer they could drink,
and sent out large wagon loaded with beer for free
diotriOutlon.
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Speakcr kerr's Health,

WAsHINGTON, Juno ll-Speaker Kerr has
been connued to his room at WIZARDS Hotel In very
feeble state Of health all day At 10 O'Clock this even
ing he was reported to he little eascr but his friends
stil express great anxiety CONCERNING hm. II his
intention soJouru At Mr. Rvrgs country seat hut
condition Ii such that he cannot De removed hlther.
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HOURS OF LEISURE,

June %.
William Campbell Association, SohuetIen
Park, June n.
Centennial celebration by tho Edward J.
shaadieT Association. suHcrs East River PARK July 4.
Alpha Chapter, No. l, Eastern Star Order, will
entersn tAsr frienus on AioudAy eyealAg. JVle 10.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS
DAsHES HERB AND THERE nj rHB
SUMS REPORTERS.
Pat after Beipe In Oeiiisisu With TIVE
"escheopers" - What n Prisoner before
Juatce Dunv had Mistaken tor Nunsirokes

Fat alter BetnG IN Ooitsteu WIFE VWe
"echecpers" - What n Prisoner before
Justtce Duffy had Mistaken tor Hussirokes
As Justice Duffy took his seat behind the bar
OF the Washington Place Poioe ,urt yesterday morn
ing e looked upon array OF soddeD and bicareycA
faoee taat were b oody and swollen and patchcd.
there seventynve casoe sn unsuuai number
even for that court.
"wen. 2 &, you were found lying down In Spring
street. whst have got TO say about nf" sda the
Judge TO broso-cbestcd. stoutmbod. good-nsi iurod
lsblrer. who held his hat deicrcntlsy a he leaned
upon the rail hpd assed for leneDey Just this once
Wdl. ~ ~ yc. Judge Thus Is ~ how ~ va Yci
SOC, Nas fcelin Uaad all day. ar thOgu I'D take
9ron. ~ to cheer me up INT Eothln' ,,ropg. rS
awal got scapy, and sot down In sprng slrate te
walt bit, an along coined this perlreccman. fayha
q little cross ut MIN one, only One."
Wel PatritK TOu had no Right to drink schooners I
you ought to hav token ponies man that Will 70 %
Ted the pavcme {, thinking that he IA In his own
room ut hoIe, Is drunK the Ia no douUt s0out that.
You ha sonnet 1lng more than eohOoners two schoon
ert wOuli ncver make y drunk"
well, yer Homer. there IL DOUBT. dont think
was drOohk. 10 been feen' Dad all day, yer see, an
thluk II wOs sO0nstruk
nne y a u for each schooner" said his Honor.
II You hadn't struck the ofhcer I'D let you on"
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A Boys suicide.
DIR. strOusbergs Trial.

LONDON, June 1.-THE trial OF DIR. Strousberg,
the famous railway speeulator was begun at Moscow
last week. The counsel for some persons who were
accused his accOmplices asked for Adjournment
whlcn granted Ia spite OF the protests OF sttous
hergs s~yers IL understood that further proceed
Jugs have been postponed until December
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12

PARIS, June ll-Count Jules Migeon, a Con-
terAtye Republican has Deen elected to the Senate BY
Beurt TO MI the vacancy caused by NJ Tnletss having
been chosen ~ sit In the Chamber Of Deputies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12

Il. l.. Wlnslow committed suicide In Bangor,
Me- Yesterday by seyering the Jugular with a ra
The cause IN supposed to DC despOnuenCy result
ing from loss Of business,
Al Ashton, Carbon county, Pa, on Saturday
might, one carr, whlle intoxicated opened nre with
pistol upon Jonah Kces and John InOnas. The latter
IL selfdeienee, shot Carr, who cannot survive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12

The last game in the chess tournament at
the Gaze International WAS played yesterday, Mason
defeating Roser, and IN KING tie for third prize. Tho
winner scores are, MicSenzie, 20 games won to
lost Aloeronl, 10 10 Mason. lSbs " ~ Bro, lSH
~ ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12
The Hamilton College Clark Prize.

At the annual contest 10 oratory In Hamilton
College. Howard Eells OF Cleveland Ohio, took the
Clark prize Julian NJ. Elliott who was the successful
speaker IN the intercollegiate contest In this city,
peated The Heroic Element IN Modern Life"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12
Tho For, Edward Bridge Rebuil,.

WHITEHALL n. Y, June 1.-THE long railroad
bridge al Fort Edward which was burned on the 7th
noon. Ihe structure WIS over sh huudftd feet III
length Trains will run regularly to morrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12

Mr.. William Gardiner Of Bridgehampton, ant
Mr.. Charles Ii. Rogers Of RayensSood, have mad
provision for a library IN Brldgehsmpton village. Euc
Will give $4,000. lot of land las already oeen deed
cd 10 tue trustees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12

LONDON, June ll-rne first stage Of the COM
petition for selection Of the Irish ride team for the
In ernationsl contest In America terminated at Dun
dark yesterday The following are the name OF those
who have - far ,hned. IN order OF m.rlt Me srs
Smith, creed, Thyme The three best shots nave
gone to scotland 10 compete with the best nArksmen of
that country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12
The Chicago Pedestrian in Phila adclphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June ll,-f. L. van Ness, the
Chicago pedestrian, walked IN hall here siI days end
ing AZ IL oclocS LIST night ana said TO have gone
400 miles. Clara Hubbard, young woman, accom-
panied him most OF !he time ana It s claimed that she
walked 2b7 mlles. Last evening she fell twice on IN
track from exhaustion and kept going by stiuu.
lants To-day she Is IN u critical condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12
The Bosnian Rebellion.

RAGusA, jun ll.-According to Scavonic ad
vices two thousand Bosnians have taken refuge In
Kuhn Daimata.
II i asserted that Mukhtah Pasha has ior,n again
from Gatschko with large force 10 Teylctual NIcslc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12

PANAMA, June IA war cloud looms in the
Cauca, one OF the States Of this Union. The COnserya
tive Cahohc parry with the Bishop Of Popagan al lts
head has made the educational policy OF the Govern
ment the pretext for disafectlOn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12
The Gar,nau's Thinking Of IL.

Mr.. i. Friedrich, Doctor OF Laws addressed
the swiss-American Political Association In the leu.
tons Assembly Rooms yesterday on the question
what measures should De ADOPTED 70 render the po-
ntical cOrruDtoh and ling rule that prevail In tue
United states impossible In the repuOlic OF switIer
laud 2"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-12
A Father stranpiine his child

Charles Hademenker, VINO Ilves 10 SIKty-eIehth
street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues. com
mitted py Justice Otterbourg yesterday, to answer
charge of attempting IN NJ OF anger, to strangle hs
eighty year.o.d soH by hanging with rope.