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Ctrrftponaence H<f}1st Ntts.Leffer.
DunLtN June liza torch1tgl,t procession pAas.
cd through the city tonight, headed by several
bandt, for the purpose. It was understood. Of celc
hFatins the cscapo of the fcn'an prisoners. On
Grattan bridge they burned quantity Of rcworks.
sonp. TIo police did not interfere. In the al,:
tence Of the police on uratten 1srdgo, they burned
9sc e. M a ,nf .a Of q G III
bridge: The Pslmu Minister, was represented as .
Christian Jew, with the word murderer" on hin
hack, and The Unkc Of Cambridge a. n Gcrmanlc
Ilrltou. Tho Iolice seemed 70 hc quite unawnrc
that Tho mob carrled ef'iEles witt, ttum Two tsam
cars, when attempting to move along Wellington
Quay. wure stopped by the mob and tlctr windows
smashed Thu proceassun startcd from, the front
Of Gatherings Church, nchr Thomas etrcct, where
ErMet was executed. The proceedings seemed
not ia be understood by The general public. Tho
mob Baug through The htreets ''3od Saye Ireland"
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will commence suits for libel against Col. E. II.
Hrodhcsd J. u. Shaw. md tho Commercial Tina.
Cot. E3rodtead 10 President Of the Frat National
Hsnk and one OF our oldebt And most respected
citizens. and IL about the last man In Milwaukee
Squire Carpenter would care u tackle In libcl
suit, ar In my other way. Besides. Matt hAa
sevess! Other untn6lcd threats to bring libel snlts
notably those against rnk CltIrAuo TnlnuNk, the
Chicago. Journal, and 4. II. Thomson. mot 10
ssPchk Of the Ofs-rereatcd challenge that the New
similar offcnFe. u Matt prosecutcs anybody Tor
l!nt! II must be upon the theury Il! my 1ntd Coke,
"The greater the truth The greater The libel"
, 1876-06-28


Tie entries for the Gsst days tsottsng at Dexter
Park tFr,dny} arc announced to be: In the 2:33
class tpursc ooo}. George Tnbors br. &. Enler-
aid, II. L!nlslcys b. E. Thornton. F. I'edae1d's
ch. &. A. D. Darrett, u. Culyns b. II. Countess,
aud II. u. Fields bl. m. Knnsas Gill.
EAST SAGINAW.
gpectai Dispatch 10 The 1rtoune
EAFr SAd1HAw, Mlch., June 27.-Tle races
opened favorab1y. 1t was cloudy III the morning.
,u, G,c In the afternoon. The attendance WIFE
light, btt tile trottius unusually fne rs shown in
the time. Tho thEeo-lnfuntc race Eas won "
Janies Wilson Sons ElH!c Good. IN three straight
heats, In .!::1o, :.2s14, mud 2::,S Gtt'Edgc tnuk
SECOND money, Janesvlllc third. and Bmokt f0urth.
There. we're eight entries md uye starters. Els!c
ruce was taken by j. II. Ncbout's Russell, the
fuyorite, in three straight heats, IN a2g:s, 17st
and $50, Archie Alcxnndur neeond. Money Gitlfu
third, nnd Young WILKES fourth. Young Wilkes
sns set back for running. There weso e4ght su.
tries nnd seven starters.
, 1876-06-28

Fopr LARAMIE, Wyo.' Ter, Juno a3.-0en,
Crooks ioEcca can,pcd on the field the night Of
their nght With the Sioux; but owing to short ra-
t|ons, they were obliged 10 return to thcss camp.
This IL unfortunate, as nothing less than exter-
,ninaton will prevent Indians from claiming tho
but now the solaicrs viii have to h9 out all sum
,cE hard at work, riding IN hot weather, enduring
L. es 4 @ sxs sss I'D Fn a;fy5s ws
and armed as wc!i as The soIlicr. No ong can &C.
saso @ a. dess'"'nsnt 1t EastiIni1ity f., for
IT, !asousS his t. !nisa ia ae's ~ 'Y hss sappssi
for yeara the best urms md ammunition t. tic
Indians, 10 that thclr camps arc perfect .nngazinGt
The only tll!pg that las bacn neglected IL tho
Galliug gun. But ! presume thty have never
unkcd Tor thom. not knowing hey to ny them.
tunais tia oilcers arc, to 10 oas ~ tho reach II
bad news, News OF congrehs Ut work trimming
their salartes, Of sickness in theIE families. anil of
Ths Sioux Chief Spotted Tull and hts lntesprc-
e. e @ sys ps ana &c
nation ~ to saslolty, dignity, and you'd manners.
Whcn invited to d[n6 with grntlcmnn hs regards
all the n!cetics OF etiquette strictly ~ Tue gen
s'1 pssr Of % paaiaiuoas, trimmed a tho
sides With lndisn ornAnentation; q pa!r Of au.hu,
e1aboratcly. beaded mocasins; large. dark. blue
down tv .u!dals Of tho hack. liz halE Ii snuoth
When he passed through on hIs way to Cheyenne,
l1e said le WIS going to lIensur, anf told several
different storIcs about ths pb}eet Of lit journey.
On hs return, he sent tho rcmaIns Of hta daughter
..on,u to the agency. which son,e consider u algu
Of future hostility lls daughter requested hin, to
always he tho wii1to mans friend. and to be ictt
ncar tic FORT wherc her spirit enad lear tho nnr.
tlal music, 8. r, seems friendly and has kept
must nf bis people from the war-path. Iie say. he
told Sitting lIu! Two years nAo, hc might i've wills
him; but ~ would not. and le doesn't care now If
Gen. Crook does "hip lin.
efy t'w 1nalan: ea Gqna
old men. womosi: A,l children. All of tho fighting
men have Jolnud Sitting llu1l. Sitting Dull threat:
Agencies and military polts near them, and tl1ru
everything north OF tbs Platte lt,ycf.
Gen. Carr. with eigtl cump4nlcs of the Fifth
Cavalry, left yrste1tiay for q ecout towards the
Black Hills, and Is then to 10 in thu direction ut
Powder isser aud Gen. Crook. buffalo uill goea
With them ~ guile.
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HLE1NMAN vs.. 6MITu.
Mcasss. John Klc!nu,an, Of this city, and Greene
Smith, Of New York, ycstcEday shot OF lou birds
each at Dexter Park nndcr English rules from five
tfaps with 80 yards rise, for $500. Following Is
tle score:
Match 500 aide, EnEtiah su1ca nyo ground traps 30
JS5a fifi1asHIi
Observation-Disclosures t,a, llioo
Qreene smith, 0!0i 0i!9oo!ioloi 9
/ QUla au1 lu1l lnl lUl lll tu[
ti1It0lO1 NOM 100000 non U
lQl0Qi iiUiD D . lu1ul I-GJ,
PRICE yB r1rIELD.
To-day Abncr Price, OF thtr city, and 4. 8.
FlaetI, Of Jackson. Mich, will shoot Ut 80 birds
each ut II yards from plunge traps for 5000 al
UcItcr Park. Shooting to ooMnle1tcc at = pm.
SHOOTING At rEiu, ILL.
Kptefal D|gpa!ch 10 Tbs 7t1hnns
La Salt, ILL.,, june .7.-The LaSallc and Peru
Shooting Club had shooting match at their park
this afternoon for the championship. md ". +.
Mason took tho gold badge, IN a Bcoro Of ten
straight birds, shot from ground traps.
, 1876-06-28
I'ASTINIES.
The Athletics Defeat tho Whites
by 10 to l4.
All Due to Mismanagoment, Heavy Bat.
ting, and the Umpire.
Games at St. Louis, Louisville,
and Cincinnati.
BASE BALL.
a / t.SAsT{.Y gt.RATCff.ts

The Chicago and Athletic Clubs met for the
fourth tfme this year on the Twcnty-thrl street
grounds yestcrday afternoon. an.l when tho saat
man was put out tho result was Of the most as
ton!shfng Of Tie ycnr. The home nine had won
three games In Philadelphia, two with the utmost
ensc,-and tho gentlemen who knew all about Il
laid themselves ont for rons!ng 'attlng gnne md
an overwhelming victory for thc home nine. They
ought to hc satisfied That they saw the atat OF these
events, for they cc.any didn't arrive at tbe last.
The Chicagos lost the toss and Bashcs went 10
hat In presence Of about 1000 pcopio, with Sir,
Walah nctng a. umpire. Business wss begun
by lhe batter hitting a considerable number
foul for two bases. White hi.
tard to Sutton and vas scanda1uu.ly mufIcd.
1I1nes sent one tn Force which that player thought
wna an opportunity for double play, but In 'cnd.
Ing 1t to second he made an cr!nr md both men
were anfc. After Anson had marked an out, Nc
yey hit hard one 10 centre field. and was fol.
loved by Peters With safe one tn left Glenn put
up . tiy 10 Hall. bnt SpadnK eame nobly 10 Tho
rcrcuc with hard ono clear over HAL, which
1erG he was left, however. nnd thc innnlng closed
for FIVE runs, three Of them cnrncd.
R Spisnsa st was sF osbes a M F.e a tie
lattcr's Alt TO Peters. which went to Hatncs and
thence to Never IN tbs twtnkling 1 Of an eyelash.
I,arncs ,nakng oisc on 1ia1l. and. .Addy slipping
down twice, and therefore m!ss(ng chances; While
se eanx en '2Sa satton A' hs r. md
CopnH on lsat, and when tho latest striker tried to
ateal second While handed Tho ball to 1,ames and
10 run. IN. deserved applause greeted the out
In tue third Inning the Whites ycte putpus for
VIZ VI * saths!sd hs bsii swsi': but thtew badIy .
I1 !osscd Sie" as ' i no % run. xapi3 eomo d i,
aea nSss Nap' a Sases ss AZ Il ths pent spaldins
doubted the proprcty q giving Hall ehanee 81
The iags, and leaving knight to an!sh the inning,
%heh hs aa BY ~ t. Glenn whcf !: ss,p VA spf 81
uy pay o tn ras
an d sat. and Addy folIowed Will Ill % Msysrle,
tho 4cats, while A1dy. promenaded around 10
a1a ~ S Sa S y Ssaay
FSrce for Two bases, and ilines drove one out into
centre ae!d md scored on q, steal and an out, hts
run being the fourth Of the Inning. !,
s'ss s%o 'pKs Kns; tasrs Cd 'o!i I'll ss
%h an sa's h Asi'9i ssSs 'Ggws
umpire would give only one innn out a eiean NJ
BY Coons und two-oaser by Force Afterwards let
IN tho eighth inning Sutton 1ed Of for tn, An:
% Sssp h a as9e o te nl
Force and Fiscr 10. left held, and by Half
lng tho Athletic acoro Ii, or ahead Of tho
Tae White, entered upon tho ninth inning With
ms 10 lie aud two 10 get cu amid the most ~.
his. isa S 9 s 70 ea
vut in succession to Flslur thu crowd looked down
, 1876-06-28


BAN FHaErfsro. juno ~. Private ady[cca per
thr Oceanic stalo TINT The apnnlsh Customs Col.
lectnr At hfanita las inlporcd Enc Of sf4, COO on
Tho San Flo schooncr Fanny l1ara and cnrgo. for
at informally in her manifest ChhrlcA Hare the
owner, rcslslcnt OF San Flo. has teicQEap'cd
Senator Sargent, asking him to call the attention
Of tic f}oyernmcnt to the mAttcr. Tho consignccs
Of the Manila wstc Tint they hope the trouble can
b. satisfactorily arranged by the payment Of
nominal inc. Tho kclloancrs mahifcAt was not
with Inv. and part Of the cargo waA sold At lion.
olul Without The required certificate uf The Span-
tstl Cpunul at thai mort,
, 1876-06-28

A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Il IIOIEIkI13IE AEVNJOTIN II
Special Dispdfth 10 7ne Tribune.
M1NsEAroLis, Mimi. June 27.-uavid Pascal
spaAord, one OF tho Oldest and most highly re-.
spccted residents Of this city, stepped into the mill
Of Todd, Haven 4 Co. on bus!ncss yesterday, and
sat down, Without thinking Of danger, On the table
Of the buttng CUTOFF raw. The Saw under Or in
The table upon which Mr.. spatTorl seated himselt
IL worked by an improved lever, which raisc& hnlt
the saw instantancons1y. II necessary, above the
surface Of the tabfc throws It into gear md workH
It al the rate Of s. 600 revolutions minute. In a
few moments after he had eeatct himself his foot
accldcntly IN contact with the liver raising tho
saw untll It touched lin. and then, srringtnX for.
ward to cfcapc from tho sudden and fc4rful tor
lever, throwing tho swiftly- revolving saw up It
cnttiug him ~ that one Of hts lcgs and hips was
stantly from the effect Of the wounds. lie leaves
vito nnd three children.
, 1876-06-28
LACROSSE.
pEFoRE HER MAJESTY.

HpeCfuI DtspastA to The TF1bur6
TonoNTo, Ont. Junt 27--Tlo G!ote has the
following special cablrgrarn from London: "Thc
Canadian Lacrosse tcaus played At Windsor before
the Queen and Court, Prince Leopold, and i'rinco
Christian, to-day. The weather. was spcnfid.
IlAyed which tho Cnnadians wou. The Queen
xaye portraits Of herscf e the cai.sdians and
Indians, along with TIM royul autograph, LuHel-
dIans presented Her Majusty with u brchwoul
basket. The Queen gsaclousy accepted the pres-
Gnt
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BpSt4u3 UI!po3EH 10 TIE 1F9u1HE
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Juno 27.-At i o'clock this
afternoon hnssc nttachcd 10 a wagon contnlnfnga
danghtcr Of htr. Thomas. Of Stvycr Thomas. tan
down Tho track to the railroad bridge Over tho
Milwaukee River, whcre he smashed the wagon
and got himself so mixed up With tho brldgc.wurlE
that he had to be cut loose md was drowned
, 1876-06-28

were only able n score Two safe hits, and In the
rinth marc twice ~ many A. in the other etrht-
The hcAi playing for Louisville WAS dane by !sKuc.
Funer. and aUncrrf1e. The fonisvttca hit fiea.
seventeen mGn going ont on them, Whitney and
ManntnX made brilliant catches.
nElnE:
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UALTixonH, June n. The RI. nev. George D.
Cummins, senior Bishop Vt the Reformed Epis*
copal Church, died At hIs residence 1t LuthcrSlle,
l5altImoro County, ths aftornooa, Of hlaammA.
4un VI Tho buxels.
, 1876-06-28
THE RECORD.

WAsnIN0ToH, D. t., June a7.-A long report
from tlc Secretary Of the Treasury showing tae
amount NJ balances due the Government from pub.
lie officers, c1c, since 1870, iatd III the table
md condemnation ordered printed. Washington
Irving ia mentioned III defa1iter to the atnouns VI
!: cents.
M1. Morrill,, from The confeTynre Committee on
the Legislative. judicial, aud Executive Appro-
priatlon BILL reported that the Committee were In.
allie to agree, and moved TINT the senate Insist
upon It's amendments anu agree to the new confer
encc asked by the 1lousc Of Representatives Mr.
Mursil said the chief polats of difference between
ralaries and the reduction U. tosces 10 the Depart
n,cns, proposed By the HOUSE: On the
wns IL c5ncnr ia The actlon u the House to ccr.
lain c1tcnt, bu& gn the arss question the Senate
Committee felt bonnd @ to appropriate money to
Tie motion to grant new conference wa agreed
to-. and the Chair appointed MessEs Morrill,. Ae..
Alliton, aud Sorwool g meu'bsF1 Of tue Committee
Tic morning honr having expired, the. Chair
!sld before .he Senate the sfelai ordcr being tue
sir Sherman consented to 1t bclng laid inside for
the prrrcnt, tlnt the bill 10 regulate the
1aent and COLLECTION # taxes TT ths support ot she
Ths lii was amended and passed.
referred to .he comn'itieu On Appropriations:
Mr. nogy withdrew his amendments heretofore
It a. rai s and sass sass psaS q ESa 5 s"a
silytr shali bp received for duties imports and
usc4 In Pay.neut IT interett ~ the public deht:
'ssSt1 Committee s N
Try AgIs ts lomss 1o'nt , no ansaos
which provide that The number 81 .Fnss 10 he "a
sued to any state mentioned shs!! nut exceed .o00
hi0; a!so that tho ioycrnus Ut 4uch a.utcs md
Territories shall certify 10 tho Secretary OF War
, 1876-06-28

Speefdl Nspa{cH 70 Tbs Tribune.
DAvEsronr, H., Juno 27.-A trump, namo un-
known, WIS struck by train wh1o walking on the
Davenport & st. Paul Railroad between Delmar
and Maquoketa Monday morning. Ills ,lcgs were
broken and his akn cruhhcd. Ho llycd but short
time after being picked uJ.
, 1876-06-28
VE.EETfNE.
"HEQh Is Mighty and VIII Prevail
Sworn Statement
OF A
BOSTON POLICE OFFICER.

d; R. sfEVEEs: - ,n,. .,.x .,,,, ,,..
Dear str. Ftuln t27ospre. tooH ttcK Apont niue
Year. ago with t:tcumstlc Fever from which su!rrca
about fur mnnths Ahrh recovered from TIT fEsef
stlpation. which brought OIL The piles conlultcd
physlc1an ahd paid hn oret 500 !9r attending me-
an1 III the vhlle va graduAl$ 2FoWlR *afs: thtti
physician After ahothtf ~as c1nFoyrd uatt1 seven
hand.
un consultation bet*een several q The csd!nK physi7
clant they concluded my complaint Wa A4thtna nhh
general debility hhu great uMcnit1 u ofcntHlnR.
, 1876-06-28

ECVI.IsfAEN.
Loapoa, june o7.-Elward prIckctt, Tho CHAIN
pIon of AustraIa. olay dctcated Joseph II. sass-
(er, the champion of England, In sculfng race
fur tho championship OF ttu Thamcs ind 81. 900.
, 1876-06-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The pearl Of e1celtence II Gourauf'R Oiy1n-
plan Cream. TfiR unrtvated preparation !mrarta
to sainw, red. " plmpIy compfcxnns beauty
tina, eanveya ho auggHsu0n Ut lsthcial appliance,
For satc BY all ltugg!sh.
, 1876-06-28

gptcia3 DiSpateA to The TFtbunA
Br. Lotus, No., June a7.-Tho body Of E, J,
zoos, q collector, WIS found IN tho river to-day.
From Injuries on tho body 1t Is supposed le met
With foul play, but the fury found Il verdict u
ttaccfdcntaIly drowned"
, 1876-06-28
LIqurNINa,a WORK.

: 01oE 11VI1*H y V01eI<7 -
CLINTON, 1a., june 27.-Liohtning struck tho
burn of D. +. Baldwin. about midnight and burned
1t, with four horses and a quantity Of hay. The
loss 10 5000. An old Indy named GarTlat residing
near, died Of fright occnytoncd by the tire, ten
minutes attcr tho latter was discovered. Light.
1ng also struck several othrr houees and barns In
this vicinity, but 10 great damage was done.
, 1876-06-28

DAEK kT4TBMKET.
DEuLtN, June 27.-The statement Of tho In.
rcstal Hank Of Germany shows decrease Of
U, 0Q0, 900 marks from iaat week.
, 1876-06-28
A Varitabte Smell Of Powder from
the Far East.
servia Getting Ready to Take tho Fleld
In Bloody Earnest.
1Ter Ulttmntum Rejected by the Porte,
and Var Must Follow
The Prince Milan About to Take tho
Head Of tho Army.


rNns r..a ~ n.i,n. sJno, ~ i'm nr,nv le n rod
sos tos a taa sotn int On Tho samo day wat mani.
to win be issued, and on Jnly stnto Of Siege
Will Dc pfoe'a'aea at.,ua.o .n.pusnupa ae'''a'
MONTENEGRO. ,,,
a Atcfcgtam from cettlnjc announces thst all MON
,enesns oesSten ~ INC ~, srna.o viii shorty
ocen snmnaoneu s a,as ~ hoo1, nf prince
Nicholas until tho end Of tho war.
OPERATIONS IN FANis.
rAn1,. June 27.-rhe scrv'nn Committee in TIL.
city Es occupied in purchasing arms mud ENROLLING
volunteers. .-...>-..
shhv,A.s un4.a11ua! ~ ',us.nr rrn.,o,x
onso" 1ays .Ao ~. s.r Ss !. H.. ,,nan,
Turkey and scsvia, Prince Milan having sent an
u1tmntnm 10 Communicable which Turkey will
moi necent.
A dispatch TO tho Journal dts D<oats from neI.
grade confirms tho report that seFvias als!matum
rflnee Mlah nas a,Icaay xoae ~ .ne NH '10
Orders 70 TROOPS
corsr. .xrrnort1 June 27.-The Turkish t,oops
tussF1s1aso. ..,s,sa. v' snd thn ao.t,,. l., ,ho
Danube have received orders to bo ready to COM
meneo ,ostitlcs Ut tho first signal. Abdul Kcrim
fa'hs comatas INC army IN 'no seF.'an ,.on,,e'
TIE "ccEsstvn s4t,;oud<net ux non,tan Tns, A'o"''
TnEnAr1s, '';fn35s inne 3'@Eightesn meaths ago
snanGed to TO- Wnsss san TUG g 'SGss,'on e. ME Aoso
M pls:eat t' IT tic feS eevaon Il Of surad v a: tfy
Ehl5a Sultan 9f TIC dynasty Of osmsn. The MY ,
psdshah for the nrst tmf showed a1mteis to tle
"hoia assembled population OF tonstaht1nope,
and call freely testify that tue enthusiasm hia
presence excited was ns genuine and ananlmona M ~
ross irom HareeIona and Valencia 70 Madrid. H.
decd, the re1oiens 9f tne muses. Who crowded tho
res 81 ao1 o eso en
Tho spanish monarch on his landing inaa.
much ~ ~ spatn some ~, m'sssvsng Enas, mssas H.
of the rflney, whllc n turkey tnc SOVEREIGN
Tho y te a e1sst r. q M M s eoes am
II iii possession 81 sael. faculties as Providence
has bestowed upon hi'n. IN svery 9saHf respfGt
Tho f. .. M GhaIet T. y apa o. Maone, ,a IL
tcigns BY tho exhibition of al those gracious and
BENEVOLENT outward nat!ne IT, which ai oase reveal %
were preceded by tne announcement 81 gte,a't g,'t
5 sS SS1 s; t. ~ :s' s:s sSs =
Ts'i n!s.ess e essa aa ssyS
,s<aI which Court etiquette bad maintained n
Sa'o Inc noe o yoa ssfoa n ~
that mods Of address which common courtesy bad
Introduced among ~ snD9eeaa; ana me J.. ,utsoman
ms ex ytn bs P
ol aiamolae, Wnshoa. ~ ",an VII m noe VI
the ofnaWehts dbllnct!sc " hla .aiR ann ue nofsu
Stiffness Of Padishah TOO high and II mghty n} t2
scen 9warc q tls pl9nds wncn ~" ~ H.
psspiss aHt tna Wv asne
happinfss whsn ~ ~ w. 81 ~ no p pns
the M %y9aas q tho ,desi5.sd i multitude; itWas,
70 ~ oa%ato a, ss tg ton,sis eicnra,d n
s Sonss W. s oy ne oann n, aeh Se sSe
,,astn nyyessnrn aho"d o M nnpcT M wns the
IT, snysrat nv VIII thar ~ ars o io
, 1876-06-28
A CHILD KILLED.

Eptcfa! Dtepdsch 10 The Tribune.
DErNol7, Mich, June 27.-Frcddlc Hotzun waa
fatally injured this Afternoon by falling from tho
tower at tho latoly-burned Presbyterian church on
Fort bt1cet
, 1876-06-28

Rurnett'a Oocoalno Allaya Irritation. re.
mnyta dand5uG, and fnviguTatcs the nttiuu Of the
eas[llarcs tn the hIghcst dcgrct.
, 1876-06-28

HOUSE. -----
The bill In regard to the sale Of sp!stuous liquor
in Tho Indian Territory was passed; also thr bill
providing tor hc sale Of the Cherokee strip Ut land
In kAneas.
Ada1B Clerk Ut the House. to investigate tho pub.
l!shcd charge sgainss hlo' unanimu4sly reported
that in Instance did he, directly o. Indirectly, ru-
ppintncnt tnaie by him.
Tho lianuu decided by 4 yntc OF % to 50 to take
up ths hill to authur!xe lhe Warrington. Cincinnati
4 st. Luuly IsAllroad Company 10 construct nnr:
row. .cauga roAd from lids water to St Louis and
Chicago.
tIon and The bill waa referred 10 thu Committee Of
the Whole on the state Of the unfnn.
, 1876-06-28
FURTHER PROOF,
Facts Will Tell.

II. Il. STEVENS. Eba.: -...
dear rlr: Apx me 10 say wori In fayof o! Tese-
ne. llur!ny the past ycnr lha:e .ufercd froi Com
Srtlbtr Until! The middle n te following JUG md on
aycfagc tII MT xEt f~o hours wrck had ei:ht
Ut Lite ts Physician h thc ttstr hut Eot no hct and
constantly Errw w01sr. They sKrsed That ha1 heart
eYna 'tsss = sy -. .sdssa @ II weight ~
II Jupt, anttnR TAa falling under the treatment Of
the physicians ! commenced thc use of EcEsttnc.
harpY 10 state. with good EcAults laye Ga!ntd ~
poanlh ~ weight. and can at up Al! day. xhlk haH
mile and ride t!4, .-.
am greatly encouraged, snt shsl coasnue using the
VeRct!ne II lrau yet H. AIN rsof man, hut for tie
truth Ut thts .tatrncnt refer 10 man In GoosoWn
4. J. nCHnECE.
Auk, !, 1875. 1on4town, u. II.
Tegetine Is Sold by All Druggists.
, 1876-06-28
THE WEATHER.

TIE WEATHER,
WARRINGTON, u. c., June "a For tho Lake
Region, rising barometer, southwest to northwest
winds. dryes, cooler. clearer, partly cloudy
weather.
gpeesei N,paita 70 tn Trtbuns.
nAyrsroIr. H.. June .7.-A storm ragged here
during The lust uIEht, and created aad hhy1c anOnR
Gsfus and fences The frnee around The Scott
County Fni1.Grounds was al blown down. Chick"
IN caGps were tofn down. and tho roof OF the Gem
trat street car stablcs was blown oa.
LOCAL oAsKNFATI0Na.
Cu,oAop. June 10,
, 1876-06-28

ItHDS CAF12Ct-St, L01iIG. =.
Time Of game-'Three hours.
UMplfe-L W, uurtIh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-01

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Washington. Feb. 23.--ln the Senate
To-day adverse reports were made upon a
large number Of petitions for compensation
for losses sustained during the war. and the
Committee ON Claims was discharged from
their further consideration hsa III.
a petition was presented froIna number
81 lending mereban against the repeal Of
the Bankrupt law. They however, suggest
certain a,nendinei t.. u ,ssit tsf ~
Mr.. Morton presented the potion Of 81
900 women, aud IA. 900 voters on temper
ance, praying among other things. the
requirement II total abstinence from alco-
hollc ia ,ors from civiand military officers.
The ID strict Interest bill. aud the pro-
tectiun vi Indian reservations from depreT,
dations. we're discussed to adjournment
Speaker Kerr resumed the chair to-day
in improved health. .ai.,
Mr.. Banning introduced 4 hiH 70 reduce
the army gradually to 10000. lteergs'
the quarterlpaster and subsistence depart
mcnts.
The bill to prevent tie hsel,ss slaughter
Of buffalo in the territories was passed.
| The IIouse went into Committee Of the
Whole on pensions. ! The bill under con
sideratiou restores TO the pension rolls per-
Enns stricken therefrom for dIslnyalty.
Without final action. the House adjourned.
The bill will pass tomorrow M
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