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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-08-10

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-14

GOVERNMENT TRIUMPHs OVER THE REvoLU-
rIoN-rowEnrUL INSURGENTS COMPLETELY
nouTED-PEorLE RETURNING TO THEIR Al
LEGIANCE.
HAVANA, June II, 1874
The steamer City OF Mexico, which arrived this
morning from Vera Cruz. brings tho following advces
from the Mexican capital
POWERFUL REvoLrrloSisrs DEFEATED.
CRY or MEXICO, Juno 4, 1874
The government forces have met with continued sue
cess everywhere
Tho rcvolution:sts under Generals Figucroa, Cortna
and Martinez were completely defeated May 81
Querctaro with loss OF 70 killed. All wounded and
prisoners and $50 stand OF arms.
FEDERAL LOSSES,
Tho federal troops lost 30 killed and 100 wounded.
This victory peace tho State oil Querctaro
PEOPLE
The rcvolulIonists continually rcccdng and hayo
lost popular sympathy.
Trains on the railways running regularly.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.
Meeting at Ascot
Heath.
Whitehall Wins the Ascot Stakes, Rob Roy
The Ascot Biennial Stakes and Petrarch
the Prince Of Wales Stakes.

LONDON Juno H. 1874
Tho Ascot Heath meeting commenced to-day. The
three events which attracted tho most attention wcrc
the Ascot Stakes the Ascot Bienpie Stakes and the
Prince OF Wales Stakes
Tho attendance at tho course was very largo and
brilliant and included among other distinguished per-
sons, the Prince and Princess Of Wales.
Tho weather was warm and close. The FIRST run
was the Ascot Stakes which brought out field OF
eighteen starters and by whitehall with Bcr-
sagcr second and La Coureuse third. Tho bay nlly
Harriet Laws the favorite in tho at to l.
The second event by Rob Roy, with Chevron
second.
The third race. tho most important OF the day,
for tho Prince OF Wales Stakes This event was con-
tested for by ncld of six horses and was won by
Pctrarch (thc winner OF tho Two Thousand Guncas)
with Great Tom second and julius Cesar third.
The following tho
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RAcE-Thc Ascot Stakes Of 25 sovs each, IS
forfeit and only s " declared, with 800 sovs
added for the winner and 100 for the second and
the third 10 receive SO OF tho stakes Winners
to carry extra weights About two miles.
Captain Strings b. b. whitehall, by Brown Bread,
cam Laura, by Lambton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. /
Mr.. Il. ~ Bats ch 6. Bcrsaglier, by Stra,hconan,
Count +. de la Grangc's b. M La Courcuse by Stock
WE'LL dam Wcatherbound. Observation-Disclosures. 3
The last betting was IL to against Whitehall
IA to Ono against Bersaglicr and TO against
In Courcusc.
THE SECOND RAcE-The FIRST year Of tho nineteenth
Ascot Biennial Stakes Of 10 sovs EACH with 200
added, Tor two year Odds; colts st. 10 lbs. |;
fllics. St lbs; tho Of the second horse to
receive 10 per cent of tho stakes T. Y e. 3 sIbs
Mr.. J. 7. McKenze's CHI c Rob Roy, by Blair Athol,
General Psarson's b cichovron, by Roserucian, out
Tns THIRD R.cn-Tns PnlscE OF WALES STAKES
OF so sovs each, halt forfeit, with 1000 sovs,
ADDED, for thrcc-ycar.ods; colts, ~ lbs; hllies
III lbs. winner OF 500 sovs. stake TO carry
lbs OF 1000 sovs. stake lbs, OF the Derby
Oaks at EPSON Grand Prix do Paris lbs
extra; penalties not accumuative; madcns allowed
lbs the OF the second horse receive 500
and the of the third horse 200 out OF tho
stakes; new course, about ono mile and i've furlongs
1874 subsl
Mr.. spencer's b. Petrarch, by Lord Cfden, out Of
Laura by Orianuo.
Lord Famouth's ch. {. Great Tom, by King Tom, out
OIL OOucrnIt =
Captain Machell's b. c. Julius Cesar, by St Albans
out u Suhc
Betting to against Julius Cesar, to against
Pctrarch and 10 to- against Great Tom.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OyYIcE or THE CniEv SIGSkl OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, juno Al A. ".

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OyvfcE CniEv SIGSkL OrvTCER,
WASHINGTON, juno ~ A. ~
IrobdLiitieG
For Wednesday throughout tho Atlantic States, sta
tonary or lower prcssures warmer southeast winds,
cloudy weather and occasional light rain, followed in
the South Atlantic States BY cooler westerly winds and
rising barometer.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, falling, followed
by rising, barometer southeast 10 southwest winds,
stationary or lower temperatures, partly cloudy
weather and possibly rain.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
cys stationary higher pressure opposing northeast
and southcrIy winds, generally clear weather, except
possibly occasional local rains
For the lake region stationary or higher pressurcs
north and WINDS partly cloudy, cooler weather
Tho Missouri will continue slowly rising. Elsewhere
TIC rivers will fall except probably slight rise IN tho
Savannah.
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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Juno Is, 1870
THE CONDITION OF THE APPROPRIATION BILLS
REDUCTIONS MADE BY THEM.
Tho House Committee OF tho Whole on the Army Ap-
preparation bill addressed to-day by the Hon. Fer
nando Wood who reviewed the various appropriation
bills Of the present session, showing tho reductions
made them, tho present status Of tho bills &c. As
to the Military Academy bill the estimates had been
$437,470 and tho appropriations reported 1921, 240
That bill had passed the House the 3lst of January
and still in the Conference Committee. As the
Pension bill, the estimates $50, 900. 900 and the
appropriations $29, 100000 That bill had become .
law. As to the Consular and Diplomatic bill tho esti-
mates 1852 900 and the appropriations 1922 600
1t passed the House tho 10th Of April and
was now In tho Conference Committee. As to the
Fertilization BILL tho estimates S. 408 900 and tho
appropriations $3l5,0o II had become law. As
TO the Legislative Executive and judicial Appropria
ton bill, tho estimates $40, $3.50. 900 and tho ap
preparations 81, 900. Tho Senate had returned
that bill with 952 amendments II was now floating
between the two houses. As TO the River and Harbor
BILL the estimates $ls, Sol 900 and the appro-
prations S., 900. Il was before tho Senate CON-
mittee on Commerce As to the Deficiency BILL the
estimates 81, 723, 600 and the appropriations
$662 OO0 1t had become law. As to the Post Ofice
bill the estimates $751; $3.50 0O0 and the appropria-
tions So, 1S9, 0C0. 1t was now in the Conference
Committed As TO the Navy bill, tho est-
mates were $20,ss1 900 and tho appropriations
$I2, sos, 600. II was now in the senate Committee
unrcporcd TO tho Senate. As to the Indian BILL the
estimates S. 7s7, ss5 and the appropriations
So 905, 600 Tho Senate had IL still under consdcra-
ton Tho grand total OF all OF these bills showed that
the Committee Appropriations had reduced the
amount 900 below the estimates aud $50 000 900
below the appropriations for tho fiscal year
This was tho work OF the Committee Appropriations
and 1t should be sustained by the House In conclu-
sion he advocated the reduction Of the army pro-
posed in the bill .
SPEAKER KERRs CONDITION MUCH IMPROVED.
Speaker Kerr sat up tho larger portion OF to-day
Tho dangerous and critical features OF his troubles
disappearing. Hc received many congratulatory calls
and had his mail read 10 him his appetite has i'm
proved. After dinner no returned TO his bed. His
physicians assure him that by the last of this week
the drst OF next he will be able leave the city for
vacation.
MOVEMENTS or THE PRESIDENT.
The President is visiting Baltimore to-day, and tho
Cabinet meeting which is usually held Tuesday will
be held o-morrow.
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GOLD FROM DEADwOOD CREEK.

CHEYENNE, Wy. r., Juno Is, 1876.
Mr. Rosenbaum, a shoe dealer OF this city, returned
to-day from the Dcadwood. having sold his stock
OF goods He brought four pounds of dust
lie saw no Indians on tho return trip
He is reliable authority Tor the state
mcnt that those mines exceedingly rich. and
gives instances that under his observation OF
high three pounds oil dust Tor five mems work in
day.
The Montanians buying claims at high prices,
pronouncng them superior 10 anything in that Terri
tory.
Thorc is at present from 1000 to 5000 men on tho
creek and It's tributaries
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RUSSIA.

GoRTsCHAKoYF AND IGNATIKFF soRELY PER-
PLExED BIZ THE TURKISH QUESTION.
LONDON, June IA, 1915
Tho Teleprdph's Berlin correspondent hears that
Prince GortschakoG will retire, having determined TO
do so Ia case the memorandum is withdrawn.
General Ignatiefrs retirement win Immediately
follow that ofPrince GortschakoR.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

General william T. Sherman and Colonel Orlando NJ
Poe OF the Generals san arrived last evening the
rinh Avenue Hotel General Robert c. schcnck, 70
Gently United States Minister 70 England soourning
at the Windsor Hotel Colonel Jerome Napoleon Bona
parsc OF France Is At the Westminster Hotel on his
way 70 Newport Countess Bahueos, Of Madrid, 10 re-
siding ~ tho Hotel Brunswick. Commander John W.
PhihR United States Navy. and Frank n. Pixisy, Of
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CONVENTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS.
PHrLApxLpnrA, June 10, 1870.

PHILADELPHIA, June 13, 1874
Tho eighth annual Convention OF the American So
cicty OF Civil Engineers commenced this morning at
the Centennial grounds, with George s. Green, their
President in the chair. An address was delivered by
Theodore G. Ellis rcrospecting the progress OF civil
engineering during the past century, which was very
Instructive and attcntivcy listened 70. Scientific
subjects were then ably discussed and tho REMAINDER
Of tho session occupied by Acssrs. Pcttt and
Scwazmanu; the latter describing Memorial Hall and
Mr. Petit entering into exhaustive review OF and
giving interesting cata In regard TO tho Ccnten
NAL TX n ibfffOn buldiucs
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MEDICAL MEETING.


PHILADELPHIA. Juno II, 1870
Tho tb.ricth annual meeting OF tho Medical super
intcndcns OF The Institutions Tor the In.anc convened
N this city to-day. number OF medical gentlemen,
REPRESENTING all sections The Iniic ststcs and
tai,att were present, and. arr tie appointment
eonmi.tlr, anu III ,lcyrrye an aidr - ~ welcome
the subcci .. rc,ufn TIE dirrcui asyiinis sf he
countr, WIS taken up ana ably discussed. Adjourned
until to-morrcw.
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WHISKEY FRAUDS.

CHICAGO, June Is, 1870
The indictments against ex-Collector Phillip wads-
worth and ex-Uned states District Attorney Ford for
alleged completely In whiskcy frauds were to-day dis
missed in the United States District Court, the coun-
sci tho government entering n0ie proseqre. IL
was understood that about the only testimony against
them that OF Jacob Rchm, which has becn dis
regarded by all the urIcs before which he has testified
con cern ING frnuds
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THE FIRE AT KINGSTON.

KINGSTON. Ont, Juno Is. 1870
The FIRE got under control at three O'Clock this
morning. In addition TO places already named, tho
the south sidc of Princess street all the buildings
destroyed, from McRae a. Co.'s grocery up 10
Browns new drug store; tho north side, from Nor
r,son's -four store up TO wilmot's blacksmith shor
both inclusive The total loss variously estimated
at from 500 900 $500 O00 Tho streets IN tho neigh
borhood OF the flrc are ncd with goods and furniture
number Of mon OF s.Ar battery were on the ground,
and together with citizens, worked theoretically In
saving goods, During the progress Of the fre num-
Der Of buildings were blown down the advance
nj tho nameg
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CROOKED wHISKEY RAID.

ST. LOUIS, Juno 13 1874
Colonel Mchr, Supervisor Of Internal Revenue, has
returned from his raid on Illicit dstllcrics in Capo
GIrardcau and Banger counties. Ho has broken up
about twenty stills DESTROYED large amount OF prop
erty and arrested placed under bonds sixteen per-
sons charged with making crooked whiskey. Some
nifty stills have bccn running In tho above FAMED
for about twelve years past allowing that they
only ran three months IN the year. the government
has lost from fifteen TO twenty thousand dollars per
ami
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GIBRALTAR.

RIOT AT THE RoCK-sPANIsH ACCUSATION
AGAINST GERMAN MAN-or-wAR's MAN.
LONDON, Juno Is, 1874
special despatch to the Times from Cadiz says thore
has been riot at Gibraltar but details have boon
received.
SPANISH ACCOUNT.
Spanish kilograms shy tho trouble was begun by
German sailor OF the ron-cad nect insulting ladies on
the wharf
All tho German sailors were confined to their ships
until the feet sailed.
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THE SCOTCH RIFLEMEN.

SHOOTING ron PLACES IN THE NATIONAL TEAM
FOR AMERICA.
LONDON, June Is, 1915
Tho competition for places in the Scotch rifle team
which is to tako part in the international match at
Philadelphia commenced to-day at Cow Glcn near
Glasgow. Twcnty-one marksmen entered and fired
fifteen shots at soo 900 and 900 yards EACH
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OIL FIRE AT BRADFORD.

BRADFORD, Pa, Juno Is, 1870
thunder storm passed over tho oil region here this
noon. The lightning struck derrick close TO the - 600
.srrel tank owned by tho Mexican Pipeline Company.
The derrick and wooden tank were destroyed
and the iron tank materially injured. Several dwell
ings tho place burned and tho burning oil
ran over setting rc to four wells, Ave and lot
OF lumber The loss Is estimated at $125, 900. Ono
man was severely injured ana is not expected to live
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r1oHTNa CONTINUED BIZ THE INSURGENTS.
LONDON, June IA, 1876.
Tho rmes' despatch from Berlin says notwiihstand-
ing the announcement Of an armistice, fighting con-
tinues In Bosnia, Herzegovina and Bulgaria.
The despatch reports that Turkey on tho 10th
inst demanded the immediate payment Of Servias
overdue tribute.
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE oUEsTIoN-wHAr THE
ROYAL COMMISSION RECOMMENDS TO PARLI-
AMENT.
LONDON, Juno Il, 1874
The report Of the Royal Commission on the fugitive
slave question arising from tho Admiralty circulars has
been presented TO Parliament
WHAT THE COMMISSIONERS RECOMMEND
The Commissioners recommend that while COM
mandeys of menofwar should abstain from any active
interference with slavery country where it Is .
legal institution yet they should not be altogether pro-
nibited from exercising discretion to returning
fugitive slaves on board their vessels
Tho enactment of strict rules Is incxpcdent, and
their observance would DO impossible, because In a
variety the officers should DO free to consider
what would DO for the interest OF the slave
and should not compel him to quit thor ships
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FATAL EPIDEMIC.

PoRT JERvfs y. ", Juno IL, 1870
IN the town OF Bethel sullivan county, strange dis
OF very malignant type has made us appearance
among the children several have died recently, after
Tow hours illness. The physicians arc completely
baasi in thcr efforts TO determine the a. the
disease.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.

CHEYENNE, Wy. T., June ia, 1874
General Sheridan arrived at noon to-day, started
North Immediately, and to- night is at Chug Springs.
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The ChamDer Of Representatives VIII not 90 Bensbiy
altered"
QUESTIONS OF RELIGION AND PoLIrIcs--A
CATHOLIC MAJORITY.
BRussgLs, juno IL. ls56
Tho result OF the elections Is that tho Catholic
majority in the Chamber Of Deputies viii be twelve
Instead OF fourteen, it was in the last Chamber
Many Of the electoral contests were exceedingly
close.
INTENSE ExcrrExESr-rnE PUBLIC PEACE ENDANGERED
Great excitement prevails tonight IN all directlons
The streets OF this city nllcd with enormous
crowds OF people Kissing and hooling front tho
Catholic Institutions which protected by bodies OF
the Civic Guards, and some arrests have been made
RIOTS IN CLIENT.
AZ Client the mob are making monster dcmonsirn-
lion before the Catholic clubs, and have broken the
windows of tho building
YroHT1No IN THE STREETS OF ANTWERP.
ANTWERP, Juno 13-e:l5 p. NJ
There is intense excitement here the success OF
The Catholic candidates.
Fighting is going on in all parts Of the town.
rng CIVIL GUARDS DUTY
The civil guards have been hastily called out Sew.
sra arrests have been made and serious trouble
Is feared
THE SITUATION IN ANTWERP STILL MORE
ALARxISG-THE TROOPS FIRE ON THE
PEOPLE.
LONDON juno II, 1874
The Daily Ners has . special telegram from Brus-
,cs, dated midnight which states that tho riots at
Antwerp had increased
II is stated that house was demolished.
The regular troops called out and fred over
MY shotA
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SEVERE HAIL STORM.

MILFORD, Pa, June Ia. 1870
severe hail storm passed tho central portion
OF Pike county, Pennsylvania, ON Sunday afternoon
last Hail stones as large wanuts fell covering tho
ground 10 a depth OF two nchcS Tho crops were con-
sidcraby damaged
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rHousANDs or SOLDIERS ABOUT 10 x1fBAEK
FOR CUBA.
LONDON. June II, 1915
The Cadis correspondent OF tho Times says It 10 ex
psccd that General Despuols will be appointed TO the
command OF the 900 reinforcements ordered Cuba
Great preparations are making in Cadix and santan-
der from each OF which II 900 will embark between
August 20 and September
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HALIFAX, June Is, 1876
Large quantities OF Ice st floating at the north
side Of Prince Edward Island, causing delay In the
prosecution OF fisheries.
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rur wvArurn YrsTEnDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for tho past twenty four hours In CON-
parison with the corresponding dac OF last year. as In
e,catcd by tho thermometer at Hndnuts pharmacy.
HERALD Iyuildiny.--
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corning negotiations for the cesson Of the Island OF
HcligoIand Germany totally unfounded.
SWITZERLAND.

IMMENSE DAMAGE DONE BIZ THE FLOODS.
BERSE, Juno l3 1874
The damage done in the eastern canons OF Switzer
land by the foundations is immense
Tho bridge At Frauenicd has been carried away, and
twelve railway lines are interrupted
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ENGLAND.

yETrEPsoN DAVIS LANDED.
LIVERPOOL, JuEe Is, 1870
Mr. Jefferson Davis layded at this port to-day from
the steamship MemIcA which left New Orleans the
25th Of May
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LONDON, June IL, 1876
mo Daily NsWs 10 Gay Publishes paragraph N an
eneaa form, declaring that tho recent reports con-
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M. BUFFET IN INTERVIEW WITH IMAGINATION.
LONDON. Juno IA, 1870
The Daily Ne,os Paris special says there Is
to suppose that President MacMahon will unconstu-
tionay favor N. Bullets candicaturo for the Senate
Tho subject not discussed at to-day's Cabinet
meeting, but N. Dufaure had an audience with Presk
dent MacMahon on the subject.