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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
Ganpteu.

slus Meranbrien wirb bsridtet, baB Der
Bring pon @aIss feline abrsiie aus @spps
ten aaf ben 8. 9lpriI peri9obsn bat. Gr
wirb am l. pom 2airo mad Meranbrien
tommem, am gOro hes vSsrapisA elm srois
Ies Diner ssben uno am Sonntas bet benz
@robflrifen aIeris daf Der ruifi@en Sire
gate ,SuetIane" Su @alte fem. Mm
MOntas pirb sr bic Gabrt mad MaIta u
treten unb am DOnneritas ben 6. apriI bic
Sniel srrsi9sm. gs iinb bort ausseosbnts
8orbsrsitunsen gu ben iibli@en gmpfansss
feierli1tsitsn setroiisn worben, bic gepSls
teruns wirb iebo6 pssen Der tirb!I9en
Seier Der Yalfonswo6s ridt I'M pollen
MaBe OIL ben 6eitireaSen SbeH nebmen
fonnen. 0on Malta besibt li@ Der Erin3
mad Gibraltar unb pon bort nab yilabon.
Die portusiefids SauptifaSt wiro benz bos
ben @aite su @bren I'M ieitli9sn Sdmnde
pranaen. sSnsbeionbsre iol cine slanSenbs
@eleudtuna bes linfen Gaio:llfers perans
Italtst wsrren unb Die I'M Saien liesensen
RaufaSrteii4iiie iowie Sas britii9s ges
l@wabsr werbsn basu na9Sraitsn bsitrastu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
SliaR: Qothrinaen.

2Ius StraBburs iinb pOn ben 80 5Ii4t:
Iinsen Der Barrier Commune, Die fi9 bis
isst bort a~ufsebaIten, flint Mann ausss:
wieiem worben, wOriiber ii3 elm sroBes Sc.
i9rei erboben bat. @ie inbeB bic yStraBb.
3ts.~ mittbeilt, baben fi9 brei uon bisien
Snbiuibuen bes DiebitubIs, Der l1ntsridIa-
suns unb semeiner 8erbredeu i4ulbis &C.
madt; zines berieIben sabIt iOsar gu ben
sefdbrIi4iten StraBburser Oieben. Gin
uierter ma6te unter eridwerenben llmitdn:
ben Goncurs, elm f~infter Iebte int goucus
binat unb lieB feline 6raa NIT ;psi RinSerr
gu 9pon im glenbe iisen. Wan iiebt aus
bisien Gbatia@en, baB pOn politii9ea Der:
foIsunsen ni9t bic &ebe iein fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

Oas srauiame llnuetter, meIdes fi9 am
2. IpriI iber benz &beinsau sntlaben, bat
aud in &betnbehen in elmer @eiie sepis
tibet, weIde WenidenaIter binSurd in traus
risem slnsebenten bleibea wirS. Die Srts
i9aften ~9aubsnbeim, 8~oSenbsim, Nadens
beim, oann 8adernbeim, Rieoers unb
Sber: Snsslbeim, iowie bic Srtidcftsn bss
SsI;tbaIs uno Der bsnadbarten 9lbbdnse
baben furdtbar seIitten; pieIe Sduier,
Stdae, S9eunen &C. iinS ~seritort obsr
gang wesserihen, 6sIoer unb 8ess nit
S9lamm uerSsdt, srOBe 6Idden in taum
sIaubli3er 8eiie uerbaseIt Ober untsr
@aher seiest woroen. am idrsdIi9iten
aber 1T, wie idOn semelbet, Ssibesbsim,
Der id0ns, weinrei6e, sesenibsr Gltpiue
10 maIerii9 selesene Srt, mitsenommen
worben. Na9 ben neusrsn Na9ridten 1T
berieIbe serabesu ais SeritOrt gu betra9ten.
Sine i9aurise gpiiooe biIbst bas S5idlal
zines gabnwdrters, wsIder ietn Saus forts
reiBen unb feline S9piesermuttsr, 6rau
nsbit brei &inbern in ben Slutbsn umtoms
men fab. Die 2ei3e zines Der Iestsrsn
wuroe erit ipdter unsefdbr tauienS S9ritte
abwdrts aus benz S9lamme aussssraben.
Der Mann fol- Dem 8abniinn usrfalen
iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
Selgten.

Sine srOBartise S@musseIei madt in
genIo unb in OdieI6orf unsemeines aufs
ieben. atn eritersm Orte trafsn NIT Der
giienbabn 81 ma9tise safer Elm, beren
SnbaIt I'M Tra9tbriefe aIs Cement anses
seben mar. giner Der iSolbsamten, mfg,
trauii4er ais feline gOlesem, I'M, pielei@t
SbOmas'i4e llbruerte in ben 6dhern pers
mutbenS, prifte bieIeIben erit pOn allen
Seiten, 3apfte bann uon benz SnbaIte stwas
ab, unb fanb omar Cement, wie FOLDER i'm
5ra9tbrief ~ansese6en itanp, fanb aber aud,
SaB Die grobe, bic er bsba3tis in Der
9anS wosu isbr idwer, 10 i9wer mar,
baBI bic Safer, gang NIT Cement sefilt,
elm unslsid bO6erss @ewt9t bdttea baben
miHeu, ais fe in Der Chat beiaBrn. Seim
bunflsr 8erba9t wurbe 81 li9ter @ewisz
belt, unb nit Der gei9winbistsit bes SAL
ten, Der auf feline geute it5Bt, ma&te er fi@
ans @ert zines Der Safer 81 Ofinen. ges
ment, i96ner fIarer Cement. glbe fisbe
ba, mas bIidt iest aus benz iasbisen Staus
Be beraus? ST bas ni9t elm 3ueites 5aB,
fart anS ioIib sebaut, unO bur9 cine etua
swsi 3ou fturte, ieitsefampfte Clements
idi9t in Sas duBere SAB sinsebettet2
&aid 1T bic Sdi9t e~ntfernt uub Der Rern
Der batsn, unidsinbaren S9aale entbilt.
Die inneyu Safer entbielten Spiritus.
Der trumme gsrienber bsisIbsn in OIis
ielouri warO urbaftet. Gr bat suna9f
II, 900 @ulben CITRATE Az sablsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
Tranfret6.

Der fran,Ofide Sreii9aarsn: @eneraI
Grsmer, Der aIs Captain pom 9eneruIitab
aus Der beuti9en @efansenidaftbur9sins
pom @ambetta gum General ernannt wurs
be, unb ieitbem sur ultrarepubIitanii9en
Yartei bislt, 1T am 8. 9lpriI in geueuiae
(StabttbeiI uon Yaris) seitorben. Yei
ben lesten WabIen ma er ganbiSat in 8as
ris. murbe absr ni9t sewGbIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

ben beiben biesieitisen fiscaIiiden SaImen'
waasen uWerb" unb .alobt" ni9t weni.
ger aIs 26 Stld Salmen nit einem @e:
iammtsewi6t Don $50 Yfb. ms gtst gin,
gen. Der srOBte Salm wos hbsr 40 Bfo.
gei Der S%eriteiseruns ber s~efansensn Gal.
men, nobel gu beridiidtisen, baB Der ses
iummte ~iebesmaIise Sang seitsisert werbem
mug. wurten nur "a gfennis pro gfunb
e~r,ielt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

Der S9absn. welden Der gswitterlturm
pom ~. Mdr; I'M Department bu NorS
Wruntreid) anseridtet bat, lit ieet ermit.
telt. % Meni9enIeben bat CT setoitet,
% 9sute iinO ueruunbet, % Mi1iousn
5ranes betrdstber S3aoen an gisentbumss
wsrtbsn. SIM Yas be Calais iinb Al WsiI,
lionen bur9 ben Sturm gu 9runbe sesau'
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
8ateru.

@ielaus gaireutb semeIbet wirb, wers
ben gu ben 9auptsauflbrunsen Der Bass
nsr'iden Opern bortieIbft neben benz RSs
mig 9ubwis II. BON Saiern Der beutide
&aiIer unb ;ebn bis ;wSIf weitere resierenbe
5iriten eri@einen .-3usIeid re4net man
auf einsn Beiu9 pOn minbeitens 10000
Sremben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

Sn psrpisnan, benz @eburtsort bes be-
ribmten Ybpiters 6rancOis arasu, wirb
man bieism elm Oenfmal ieesn. Die re-
publitaniide Yartei 5rantreids wirb bieie
5sierIi@teit nit srOBem Yomp einIeiten.
slraso war betanntIid elm eifriser &epubIis
taner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
Spanten.

Mabrib, %. Mdrs. Na9cem Der Sos
mig am Is. b. M. Morsens sssen 10 rbr
int Eager pom slmaniel anseIanst war anb
bic bort ;uiammensesosensn Srnppen be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02

Sn Neuenburs, Bern unb anbsren Orr
ten Der S9wei; bat man am 2. april einen
i~tartem @rbifOB BON Often nod Bsiten pers
ipirt. am itdrtfen mar bic griditterans
in @euenburs. Sn Der Stabt fislen aufs
sebanste 9esenitdnbe BON ben Wdnben,
Wanoubren eri9itterten, baB bic Gloden
tIirrten; in Gpann fam bic Stabtslode
iosar gum leiien ani4lasen; bas Pbdnos
men bauerte ieoo1 nur 2 Setunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-02
GbeiuIanb unb @eiffaIen.

aus ct. Soar wirb unter benz 5. IpriI
sei9riebsn: Der Salmenians iteat ii4
bier, Iaut Der raobl. 3ts.", INNER aiinitis
ger, inbem in Der uerfloHsnsn Madt auf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
FLASHES FROM rnE OCEAN CABLES.
Tho poraaer Duchess Of C.rnarvon Is dead.

The Dowa9er Duchess OF Carnarvon is dead.
The Cathedral Chapter in SalzhurR, yesterday,
elected Abbott Eder Archbishop Of that diocese.
The steamer Pandora sailed from COwes yes
tsrdsy on her voyage 10 the mouth OF smths sound
the Arctic regions
The Marquis de Ia Rochejaqueleip, Lecitimist
has been elected 10 the French Chamber Of Depuies
from the town VI Bressuire, In the Department OF DeuI
oevres.
despatch from Copenh agen says that Prince
frederlck, Crown Prince OF Denmark 10 nj and # n
feared that he and the King VI Greece lever
at Rome. '''
The London correspondent OF the Manchester
GHdrd'dn says PrinCe Arthur duke OF COnnaugLD
w .oon marty one Of the daughters OF the Kng ot
Hanover
O. The oiicial inquiry into the origin Of tho
eaonlca outrage shows that The American Consul
absent when the Bulgarian girl arrived and that his
DrQther sheltered her one night The Investigation s
sun IN progress.
The British iron,plated steamship Sultan, II
guns vSabt tons snd S6,yhurse poser lately attached
TO- ne Caannel .quidron sailed e terdsy Tor spitLead
under command o' the Duke OF Edinburgh to jon the
Mediterranean squadron
The time for which Charles Brent, the Louis
vile bang forger committed 10 London Will ex.
pire on MONDAY but 10 not probable that any steps
uksy avail Ihe dscisioa Of the WlnsloW case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
Aldsrman john ReIIIy % owed that tbe resoIu


The law prohibiting the sale of liquor on
Sunday is to be rigidly enforced to-day. Super
intendent Walling read to the Inspectors OF
Police yesterday the resolutions passed 10y the
Police Commissioners on Friday, aud ordered
them to see that the law was strictly and Impair
tally enforced. Each Inspector VIII execute the
order In his district as he sees At.
AT six O'Clock roll call last night, the police
Captains told their men to notfy every liquor
dealer on their posts to close up tight at mid
night, and 70 keep closed until i've o'clock Mon
day morning. From midnight until ak o'clock
tins morning four men In plain clothes In every
precinct will be ordered TO arrest every saloon
keeper whose place is found open. During
the day ten men In every precinct will be sent
out through tue precincts. ana IN case OF trouble
tue entire police force Is TO be held In reserve.
At night one sergeant, two rOundsmen, ana
several men In plain clothes will be ordered to
special duty.
TIE Excise law" said police sergeant, last
night, will be enforced more severely tnan last
Sunday. The m, n necessary, will be obliged
to creep In through keyholes. Ihe saloon keep
ers know that we mean business, for they are
selling on all their beer tonight, and have not
ordered a fresh stock"
InspectoI Speight said that the law stands tho
same as 1t diu last Sunday. Two Police Captains
have been tried for allowing Its violation, and
every man to-day will do his duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
THE RAILROAD KING.
Commodore Vanderbilfs Eighiy-second Birth
daV-iiis Chiidren's Congratulations,

Yesterday was Commodore Vanderbilts
eighty-second birthday. Three weeks ago It was
doubted whether he would live to see IT, but although
weakened and attenuated by disease and suffering. he
sal yesterday surrounded by his children and grand.
chiidren. proOaby for the last tine on such an occa
sion, but smiling and talkng cheerfuy. lie tsw nearly
all OF his children during the day, aud each Of them
tuoK him flowers ami glrlands, until the room INTO
which he mad been moved for the occasion from his
fleh chamber ~ss blooming, and the whole house
sweet WIN the fragrance u costly ossoms.
Hundreds OF persons sent thrlr I'm congratu
latiOns and noral offerings anu the old COmlodore
hlhouSh not feeling quite well the day before
hald Tat he Thought ne coming out all rgbt. lie
las not seemed 30 happy since he has SICK he
wah when surrounded by these tokens OF love
reverence OF hH children ana friends. Last night
ter than IN the Jay time
In honor OF the birthday OF Commodore Vanderbilt,
its founder the Nashville Cuyersy Yesterday gave ts
students holiday.
The CommOdurr's Dhyscians one Of whom is almost
constantly with him. say tLsy have hopes OF his
cry from tAis iast attacE, anL William H. Vanderbilt
VINO calls 10 see his father two three times Jay
thinks there Is no immediate danger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
EXPLOSION IN 4 COIL NINE.
Miner Going into IA Breach with n Naked
Light Thirteen Miners Injured.

PoTTsyILLE. Pa, May 27-Bel ween and
8 O'Clock this morning an explosion occurred in
a breach on the east side OF Phenix Park Col
bery, No,2. Its supposed 10 have been caused
by miner named Williams, who went up 10 the
breach with naked light.
Williams and c tyanagh Dormer were danger
ously injured, and It isexpected will die. 4 hos.
Cav nagh and PtUnix PEk were burned severe
y Martin VI ose OF lo'k Tunnel, not dangef-
Ously injured; Jonn Brennan aud two stepsons,
b. .dly burned james Durgett Of hlneisyillc,
slightly inir q; William Simns ~ MILersyilie,
badly injured VIM. IOyertun OF Altnersvilie,
burned slightly; Francisco kessler. John
Dolmer, and IhOmns Brennan, not seriously
hurt: John MalOy 81 Newmines slightly burned
about tue face and hands. Three or four will
prnbab y die.
Every person who was I'm the works near the
point Of EXPLOSION was Injured, except Joseph
Moore, al d fourteen years OF age, who describes
tne scene Us terrible in the extreme.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
THE KNIGHTS or THE CUE.
Results Of tho Phila adeiphia Tourpamept-
Garnier Taking the second Prize.

PHILADELPHIA, May H.-The billiard
tournament at the three-ball game, which be-
gan here two weeks ago, closed tonight, so far
as the chief prizes are concerned, leaving some
games to be played In New York next week to
decide the award Of the remaining prizes. To-
days playing was not brilliant and was rendered
unexciting by the fact that Sexton had previously
won the first prize, and that Garniers chance
Tor the second was deemed almost certainty
IN the afternoon Bessunger and DAILY played and
Bossunger won by sixty points I'm game that
was not marked by skill on the part OF either.
=. me hrst game In the evening was an exhibit
tlon rather than contest, GARNER playing with
Foster and OF course readily beating him. Gar
nier made some dificult shots with the coolness
of "a player who feels no anxiety "a to the result
Foster made only lO5 points. Had GARNER been
beaten on this game there would have been "A
tie between him and Slosson for the second
prize. The last game was by Bcssunger and g.
Dion and was monotonOus contest of 81 in
nlngs, llessunger winning by W. points.
Ten players took part in the tournament. Sex
ton won eight games, being beaten only by Gar
ner on the first day. GARNER won Z times,
Daly. o; slosson, o.; c. Dion, 3; J. Dion, 8;
The following table contains the highest russ
and averages made by the players In their win
ming games:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
THE INDIAN DEPREDATIONs.
More Men Murdered In the Black Hills Re-
Eion-Troops Moving TO Protect Miners.

CHEYENNE, wy, May T.-Col. Royals
column arrived on the north side OF the Platte
at noon to-day. The ferry rope broke again to-
day, and caused delay In crossing the supplies.
The expedition will move on Monday.
Frank Guard, with scout Of eleven men, who
attempted to reach Fort Reno, having been
driven back by Indians, Capt. Van Flint, In COM
mand Of two companies OF cavalry, moved north
to-day To meet some Crow scouts, VINO are to
operate with the expedition. and are expected
to reach Fort Reno on the 3Oth.
Mr.. Potter arrived to-day at Fort Laramie from
Custer. He reports everybody rushing TO the
Deadwood mines.
Gen. Crook mas ordered two companies OF cav
airy and three OF infantry to be stationed on the
road between Fort Laramie and the Hills for
protection against Indians.
MIR. Long arrived to- DAY at Fort Laramie from
Led Cloud Agency. He reports that John Farm
halim, mail driver on the route from Sidney,
was killed and his stock stolen on the I'D inst.
on snake creek. The body of David IL. Herman,
the foreman OF Boslcr's c tile herd was found
near mis- ranch. four milos from the sidney cross
lug OF the Platte, shot through the head and
side. His coat. vest, and revolver were gone,
and II Is supposed he was killed by Indians.
The body was brought into Sidney to day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
foreman it vs.. Away. as,,n,, the oOvcrnmept2 A.

foreman It was Away. against the Government A.
fss' sir, so far as noticed.
TIE amount that found was something like a. 800.
was not there an inquiry Instituted with regard
orrwho were thc parties who conducted tina, inauiryi
Comm ndcr Meade ~rs t,s head. The seconi was the
court Of inquiry OF which Commodore Cltz was the
ScS ana Xsa sna jude asyxieS ""S' mem
Was there ever any act) as the result OF the In
Quiry A.-N0t 10 my knowledge
9wwa, anybody n'pen.c by reason OF this In
Q-Ai The Ulcers and everybody. connected with
your denartmcn, rem ,nrd on duiy just as " nothing
O. And have renamed SOP Ayes. cir, 40 far as
Any,ng connected with that is concerned There has
coomecon Win his thst am aver 81 O"' "
Y w.s there any order Of censurc or anything of
u KIND ever lssgel to your knowledge In connection
q Hos long time did thi. fraud covcrp A. The
line c9n,mencgd , & was In July. 1873 lonb looked
g IN tnis sl,5oo N exc, wa.all paid within that
Have YOU an, reason 10 doubt t.at tina, ystem OF
fraud began ong yOu To that and had existed fora
cIiste prior TO thai time. though mehl have done
0r m ny you e hn4S wnetner ,ns e99r, 9i inquiry cacd
TOO nucI mony A. do1,! knew wnsi ct lacy ,i dld
f. ana gave INN some Of tie names aud rrslenc's OF
the men, nut whtthcr anything was OOne dont Know.
the sectc ary OF the Navy whn what period Of timer
Al think was within six weeks or two months
o,-wss not tina. court dissolved b. ordering Com.
modore Cik away from here to Norfolk Al qont
know. whether that was Of the gssolvng
II the cour' or what but know that tie did so away
Q-Do you Know whether he wen, before be com.
pln'ed !as inyesLlgi'lon2 Al think he did
lie remained noie suticlent eIsth Of time 20
understsnd2 Ayes ir.
Several witnesses testified to assessments
being made on them by the Republican Execu-
tive Committee OF Kings county for political
purposes. and to their having paid tue money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
THE LATEST OLD WORLD NEWS.
The Mysterious Death of an English Darris-
ter-Wns u Murder or suicides

LONDON. May 27.-Mr. Bravo, a bsrrister, aged
80. dicda little over month ago at his residence at
Prory B1lham, where he lived with his wife to whom
he had been married but six months. the lady wing
ahousekeeper, Mrs. Coz. in the house. The circum-
stances OF his death led to the belief that had been
caused 0y poison medical Analysis OF the contents
OF his stomach disclosed the OF antlmnny but
the Coroncrs inquest wss summsry brought to close
without any tlnE dehnite being arrived At petition
being sent to the Home secretary he ordered special
Investigation, which maze Ivy the solicitor OF the
Treasury but, after searching Iquirv, factory
eyuenCo vas thcicd, and It noe expected that any
one will I've charged with causing the ueath OF Mr. Bra
70 Toe new facts elected were VERY meagre, but tend
eide. His wife trstined that he sad, :" we taken
poison whle suerldg from the attack from which he
uied, but this he denied when by the atten
ing physicans saying he had aken nothing but opium
for neurzlsiA Of the lower Jaw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
The Feuccrs and Gymna.rs in Turner Hall.

Turner Hall WAS crowded last evening, the
occasion beng gsdiatora. exhibition Tor the henent
OF Prof. Il. senac. The entertainment opened by
fol- oOntcst between Prois. Clton ana DanesI, who
being evenly matched m point OF SKI n de pleasing
cont ~. Pros I'm rich amt Dctwics, WIN e sabre,
In ncrce but blooCless contest followed and then
sparrlng IN the FrenCl Hylt FrOe aud Aubry.
Prot DetwicA also welded the single stick with kme
NernOuwenr, ana IN ms contest tleur.y showed his
skill as tenCCr. NJ. NctOr and amateur, with sabre
bayOnet engaged IN skilful display The vino up
consisted Of frncing match between Prot. Senac and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
SOME WAsAINGTON TOPICS.
Boutwell, and the Alaska Commercial Com-
pany " hiteWushed.

WAsHISGToN, May 21.-Ihe Sub Committee OF
Ways and Means have prepared their report the tes-
tmony taken concerning the Alaska Commercial Com.
pGny nd the manner in which obtained the lease OF
the fur seal islands They arrived at the conclusion that
Secretary Boutwcls award OF the lease WAS properly
made, ana that II should De sustained 1he report
prepared oy hessfs Fernando Wood ana benjamin nm,
ana signed aso ny Representatives BufChsrd, Kelley,
and Chaplu the other members OF the OF
hVe which conducted tie nycstigAiun. II cHOnOrates
the Treasury department and company In very en-.
phatlc terms from all charges OF improper conduct,
fraud, and mlsmanagcmenL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
SPARKS FROM the TELEGRAPH.

The Athletics beat the Lousvilles In phila-
delphiA yesterday-9 100.
John Newmans wheelbarrow factory at Mil
ton, y. T. Loss, $4,000.
The Bostons beat the Cincinnati Club at base
bal In Boston yesterday, sos.
Andrew Garrett was fatally injured in Bidde-
forf; Me-, yesteraay. BY derrick fanng ON hiI ana
crushing us SAUL.
Plpers confession Of his attempt to kill Mary
lyman with hammer. at Boston, has been conhrin"d
by the di-coyery uf the hammer cellar where Piper
had located II before his death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

The Katonah DryBg Park is to be opeLej %
June2
Bishop Potter will hold confirmation services
In Christ Chuic Rye to-day.
Potato bugs have appeared In large number
on the farms near larrytJwn, White PLAINS aud New
Rochelle.
There IA much request In Yonkers that tha
HUDSON RIVER railroad dtpOt there Oe moved to
convenient place.
Olnf Ningrem. a Swedish carpenter, OF l4lst
street anu Ihrd avenue while fishing YESTERDAY tht
iorir.cstI bfahch railroad bridge over Mil Brook
near PorI Morris. was struck BY the Ceu,ennIs raa
anu cut IA Two.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

LONDON, May 27.-rhe Court Circular an
nounces that the Prince OF Wales is suffering from in
hammation Of the veins Of the leg and will forced
10 stay IN the house for days one OF rumors
circulating on the Stock Exchange says this attack 10
more serious than me announcement indicates. An
oner fumor Is 70 the eheet that The ROtfchilJs
sellers OF consOis TO the amount Of nearly a million
pounds STERLING transaction which ia suppu ed TO be
based on knoWledge that the political situation in
turope ls h1ely " grow worse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
Interesting services in the -ynnsosue..

The Jewish feast of Psntacost, kept as an oc-
OF thanksgiving for the ingathercd harvest and
so-called because Il fails nifty days after passover, viii
begin this Sunday evening 1t Ia Of the three
pOrtant festivals OF the Jewish Church. and Ia observed
win Joytu cerenones moral decorations, &c. II Il
also the occasion OF rrllgOuR confirmation among the
Jews and t0-nOrrOw the Rev. Dr Gotthril OF Temple
Emmanuel, the Rev. Dr. EinhOrn Of Temple Bethel,
and Others VIII publicly confirm the children whO have
been under Their religious instruction tor the past year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

PEsTH, May T.-Francis Pdlacky, tho histo-
rian, Is dead He was IN his 7sth year. Palacky was
born on June IA, 1908, Hodslawitz IN Morlvia He
received liberal education, and gong Prague In 1923
VA appointed editor ot the JOhrHdI me Bokemi ~
Museum Toe States of Bohemia app tned him In 1881
historiosrapher TO the kingdom iils chief YORK
History OF Bohemia" In German. published al
he eipens, Of the state. lie was Protestant aud u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

The decoration ceremonies In Brooklyn are to
be begun today It's many cemeteries and other points
of interest rendering It impossible to compress all tue
exercises into one day. The soldiers Monument In
Greenwood Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial Statue
Al four oclOcs the cIrciseH IN Greenwood wll Dsgn
On the hill marked by the monument. A. nye U'cl EEK
the LlucOn statue Ger, monies VIII begin. Tht key.
Pred Bel wl spcIk AMI slng. feature Is to be tho
srewiug % nov AZ the blse VI the pedestal bY tbs
puDc, and each visitor Is requested " Drng at least
aiulle blossom