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, 1876-06-02

my wife says, SAYS sl,e, William, why don't yon
load up again and Put = couple more loads in
".lhat's what she says. But I thought III
hold on for while, .o's To glse him n ci.ance.
And utter whIfe he came IT,, tut he was 80
VI wiT;t,lesl alnus the legs tlat thought maybe
I'D be a kindness to put him out of ls misery,
skilled him Mcrcifu1 heaven ! ia he dead f''
"Dcad rs Julius C@sar, ma'am-rollc,l over
anu died likc lamb. AMI thought II eoinc
you l!ke thunder, as,1 ssnnted to let you know
! iIl II In sclf~1ricnsc. Now, don't take On 10.
Dnn'l cry like that, 1t makes mo feel awful"
"Tlls Is too horrible How dare you cotnc 4,
III have you hung for murder. My poor, pou
Couldn't help 1t, na'am. I waa driven into
"Dll ..5 he .ay anything ,rtorc hc died y
add l!c leave any 1nc.sago for inc before lie
"S-,;no, rna'an-just kinder t,ovlel, and
"Floppe'l his tall Ny husband You're Ger.
tatnly tnsa,1e; +, Perhaps you intend to XII INC
"Sow {; :,t sa1ner. & Yonr: husband, Why,
you aat nlaaeI Fl }"a say 'on killed Mr. bat'eFIe*'
"CcrtuEny not ! Well, that's the funniest
thing ever-Mr: butier'ffck-M 1;utterwick
Killed Buttcrwick That beats. Nebucha'!ncz.
yellow dog, killed your dog.'
Then Mira. Butierwlgk suddenly dried he.
eyes, looked dAggers ut him for minute, ard
huntce,i out of tlle roo,n.
The murderer twtrlcd his hat TN his finger fo1
n minute, md then slowly rtRtng anu moving K
tie fr,t iltUr ]Ir SnurIlurgl
, 1876-06-02
TIE TURF.


NEW yonE, Juno 1.-tleoEge Parker began, al
o'clock this morning, second attempt to r!4c :305
mics In hftecn hours. ub!ng thirty tnustanRF.
PARKER, on tic Goth mile, got of The mustang he
was riding ANIL staggering With h!!ndness. entered
tie judges' stand. los!ng twenty minutes In recn-
perating, and thus virtually losing tho rnec. At
half.pnst 2 he was twenty minutes behind, md at
n:414 when he scmoun!ed, ,oscr half nn. honr be-
hind. At 4 o'clock tllc Judges decided the race
s EEL cfd 81 nS sep il I'D ae m D
miles In twu hours, reralto finished thu race ak
tecn aud q hnif minutes ahead of time.
rn1EroRT.
Eptctdl Dspdfch 10 The Tribune.
FnEEvolir, III. :. June 1.-'Tlle summary Of to.
days rncca at the Frecport Driving Park Il fol-
lows: First in the 2::}0 race was taken by Amy II,
yho Won t,c aF.t sesand snd fourth heate-time,
fhil Sheridan, WIN won tho third heat IL :,:311.
The pacing racc, free Tor nll, was won In three
stralght heats by Nellie Gray, IN s:4e, 2;a7, nna
Dirt Two being won bJ suslc No.s In o:s8H and
2:35h. In the third heat Susfe Ross crossed the
wire drs, closely followed by Quarry BOY, hut both
horhee were put bnck tor running, The heat being
awarded to Mcmlirlno chief, Jr. No time VAS
tnkcn. The fonrth heat was wonhy Quarry HOY IN
BAY. The rnca whs continued until Tomorrow at
2p. IN.
MADISON, IND.
MADISON: md June Tile ,raees' on account
day.
KrsoM RACES.
LoxpoH, Jrnc lat EPSON to-day the high
level handicap race took place, and was won by
Cate; *anfo.i's lrcakneaa. American Representa-.
tive, second, and Chancellor third. Distance, one
mile nnd half. The number Of starters wns ten.
PHILADELPHIA.
racca to-day, tic contest for the 2:2o class was
won by Kansas Cl1fef, Clement!ne teconh, md
Heury third. Time, riga. a:::*..M. and @:2,2,H.
, 1876-06-02
Another Days Playing by the
League Clubs in the East.
Tho White Stockings Beat tho Bos.
tons by O Scoro Of 0 to 3.
Clncfnnatt's Ponies Unexpectedly
Capture tile lIart1ords.
Tho Athlotios Beaten by st. Louis, and
tho Louizvil1es by tho MutualB.
BASE BALL.
WHITE BTOCKIEus VS.. nosT0N9.
EnaetaI tAsnutch Ia III Trfttnk

WHITE hTUEkiHH5 fH HOS1oF5s
Special Dttputch to 1Hs Tribune.
BosroN, Mass, juno 1.--About $500 people
Hitucsael the second gamc between tho Cllcagos
md Dostons to-day. Tllc day wns fine but
chilly, md moro like October than June. The
Whites, going first to hat,wcnt at once for runs.
Barnes sent one to 6chnfcr, which WIS badly
handled, and Hines, coming next with long
drive to the fence, secured the first run Of the
enme for Barnes. Anson took first on Leon
ards error, and worked around go rs
to score On spa2linge safo hit, Hines
]lar.ng, In the meantime, been foolsshEy run
o,,t at third. The Chlcagos resumed their rum
getting III tho fifth inning, when Barnca LED oil
With a fair-fuul for two bnscs, went to third on
1jIpes' out, md to the hoine-plate OH McVey's
base hit ..Addy opened tlc slxth inn!ng Will,
an out. White started things tho other why
with fine hit for ono bnse, and Peters coming
next with hnrd bolnder to Leonard, both
inut1. Glenn sent long. low one bstwecn
centre aud left for two bages, letting
10Th White and Peters score. psrnss ,. dis. ls.
naysd hts Gnoa G.a sk w. 6yena b .sass shSft III III
runner then took second on pnascd ball, third Oh
Hines oui, and homo on Anuon's safe l,is. Mcvey
,n II 5h s ss4oh ' % G%1 az Wits. sss
scoring in Tue eighth, elena leading 81 with safe
over th,.d base getng sesena 9n pa,1,s,sd Il;
riort-atop, aud tho scoro wAs left at nine at tho
close. The hrst Hostou run wns earned
Iatc running BY Che former, George Wright sc.
cured tue run in the third inning 6y n two.ba.e M
Ic, took m unuarncd run In tho eighth inning
Of, errors BY White and Anron. twill be aetn
that the Whites, though making moro than thcir
them IN where they would not count much, willie
With thu DostoMs It was just tho royc!sc Tic game
being catch by OKourke of 1'a.ncs In tho second
inninG, when It scumcd IN II tho ball was bound
away over his head The. game was characterized
White getting an u9ly foul tip IN the forehead
which lett picturesque lump, Mefey WIS also
while Morrill, Ind his hand split IN the eighth In
ming and had to chnngc with Okourkc. Every.
thing else concerning tho game may bo learned
from the following
eCoHEs
, 1876-06-02

The Circuit Court Judgcs1nctin secret session
In Judge Booths Office yesterday morning, and
informally discussed tho quDWarranto case for a
few mUguciIts. 1t was agreed that they should
take thu caee under consideration Saturday, and
devote the entire day thereto II required, With
tho llope "f bring ablc to render DECISION
hlun.Iay morning.. II ,e stated that tho opinion
Will bs delivered By Judge McAllistrr.
ITEMS,
The city Trca.urers receipts from the. Water
Dcpar,n,:nt ycsscrlay were SIG, B75 being The
largest receipts for many day.
Tho Board Of Public Works issued an estimate Of
81, Or yesterday to Jnnrs Kincafd fsrwork On the
milwaukee, avenue yIadnct+ and estimates amount.
Ing to $u57 u G!ndele Nrus, for cut-siUne work
on The t'wrr Of tho West Side Pumping. Works.
The License Committee, Aid Rosenberg In the
chnir, met yesterday morning, und. after general
ment Ut The payment 0f Ill licenses duo the city by
salpon.kccpers. butchers, hacknen, peddlers,
pawnhtokeEs, ind junk dealers.
Atr, Pcarsunh, of the Finance Committee, has
gonr TO New York City Financial Anlbasrado.
81 Chicuro Whom lie Will call Npua for money
Or wtat lie will do and NY, is not known A. such
Ii h rafd that he IL looking for funds wesewtth to
pay employees.
The Fiuanca Committee met yesterday nftcr-
noon. Aid. McCrpn In the chnlr. The only hnst'
looking ,lot Of Documents, Ut yarInua ages, be-
queatAetl by the ntd Council. 1t WIZ resolved u
recommend thai they be contcned 10 the tomb of
the Catllcta, a. al had been adversely acted upon
long btfotc.
31attrrx Mt this City.Ha}A wcrp much ns usual
ills routine W!nrs. oil tlay ani kept to his "lcr
Mr: Golsn was visible In his Old stamping. ground
Tho afternoon. 1t bus huen rniuase4 ttmt should
he b. n tn' psnf s . wSa
given for ~hnt Il IL worth. Mike NaElcy's depart
ancnt goes nsaal, aud Il. has not been Inter.
, 1876-06-02
THE CDAI-CONsPIRAT0RS.
They viii Stop tho Production nf Their
Commodity Until tho LIST of AuEuAt---l]n-
plorablo Consequences.
fyaA

The, VIII stop tho rroductton Of Their
uloran,o Con,coucncc..
So, nt..'s,., :. m. ,,,
ndOesas D'tea.c" ~ 1"s 1F''1sHe'
ronr dh,1s pzror, n. T., 1nne For 'omc
and anscrupulous coal combination, con.
Iol,'nE env eua"eus Wv nena, ,t th,n'
Leehfgh, wyoming anu Lacka"acna Dfstt'ct&%
of Pennsylvania adjacent to this section Of couu.
try haye bean hoIlfue secret conferences In differ.
ant nortlonr Of t,,n coal eountry prrnara,or1 to
tHaugufat!ng n suspension OF operations at the
collleElcs ownci! or opctutcd by the monopo1ists-
Tho supposItion hss generally been, IN
c,,clet vii informed n,nn cnat mnt,crs
e.lsic" M WI Ia'u.nu urua ~. n'at~se' ,'
not only in the producing districts bnt at The sea-
hna,b whcrn thcro hns hcru n acarcjty of nuthra-
III, mai +h.,n xroui1 hn ,n co.sn+,un NJ
Wv s"o'' ...o ',o, "oau ~ ~ ."', m,,s
oreras'ons 'h she running se.lnns Until iall. 1hf'
hoWcver, appears 10 have been erroneous, rs
tl,c intelligence received To- Inv by TIE Tuat,xr
cor-o.,,or,,ent f,tis cnnnrn. r,his nt,,-unnn =
.o...alo"u.' .a.', % .u". ." :.ss.,a.s .'.,s y.
prominent coal operator who Is identified with tho
Associated Coa' Companies otherwise the coal
, 1876-06-02
PORT HURON,

HtxtfHI if&pafth 10 1hf f1auHs-
PoHr HEnoS, Mich, jnnB IL y. nl.-Dowh-
Tropcllors G, J. Krrs.aw, Ar!a, Arzous, swal.
Low and:bareru, Vienna, with eoasort.
EI-Pspprlurs Cuba, Qntaro, Chaunccy. l1url-
but unI consort, Y. swain and consost; sehpes,sra
tirgra Whitney. Starlight, Dennlnn. sunnyade,
Oliver MuMstt, Eric belle, L. llama. New Do
ln!ulnn.
NISn-SoIth; gentle.
WEATMKN-ClOnly, ........
Thu selts Grace Whitney lost part Of her rutilet
wIiie anchored at the ats to-day By tug collidlng
vii her
Thu prup Asia, which broke down In Lake lln'nn
nnd wis tt1wcA here wax temporarily repaired and
left for prtraIt this afternoon.
The tug Mystic, minus wheel, was towcl down
from Lake superior this evening.
,.ronr sIuNos. Mich, june l.-pn"H-Propa
jam, Garden CITY, Emma Z. Thompson aud
barges.
l'r--P1ops Marine City, Fnuntaln tfty, 1lackrtt
snd cansars, Allegheny and barge, Enterprise and
cousort, DabuQue and barEes; tehra &. M!neh.
+. Creighton. Ocorgo H. csAc. Foaco, John Du1l.
Arctic, Axoy.
WtNn-Suuth; fresh.
WEATuEH-Eiue,
, 1876-06-02
CITY AFFAIRS.
Comptroller Derickson Makes a
Demand on Mr.. Hayes.
The Latter Says He Will Wait for the
Decision Of the Court.
It Is Understood tllnt the Judges VIII
Announce It Monday.
TIE TWO COMpTROLLERs.

TIE TWO OMl'TNOI4hESS'
A nEMAND ON HAYES.
tcr,luy .tar,lct, Tor n moment ou. Of the 10th
argy which las been tlir characteristic feature
IN tIa' vicinity i'r nearly week. totn1'ltoslel
Dertckson did Il viii, lila little letter. About
1890 lie s.ro1'el Into the of7lec of tho city
Clerk, anti, showing Ills bond, which hat, been
accepted by the City counrlI, demanded to be
"', .''.. 49,. ."... As'., ."o
oath, anu tHch Tue t"a!h ht'l 'Fiei CONVERSE,
the result Of which WAS TIM. they lkkea arms and
- ~ ny Nh, .na fi,t, n,,. .H n..t, w, WILLY
Mr: axes , Mah s'',y io tnks n al Ill.," 1le vits wna
The unexpected appearance Of Sir. Butz
axukc E{in from hie rcvtr!t, aud the dcti, bAssn
ri fhr civ Cierk disturbed the scuct Of the
nlne iu tis wlse:
H. fiayra. lila Ia Comptrol1cr Derickson.
t to1I r has Isen apsosetm a% e nos taxeh Tue
rhs f1ty f.,eql .ciornr, To liz sanctum md re-.
nunied tae signing q lleen.s. + blank,
5k npnrs ssep into h,co,,
picket and drew firth . huge envelope. from
so,'tna ".tm II Il ~ ~ III iis,e,: "''N pew
een,nr H",r.ap ~ ~ NAV H. 1h7o-g II, Nccr<o En-,
GhairmSs eJ f.anst ' co,a.'iifsx I :tsmDFt,. ., y
sM mae unotHnefn nas,nx " Dssm ~ co,g,na, %,
, ~ rtin ,ccn,nts T., IN. tnn,n, rrin-s nf,rc
tloH ~ - ~ s..,,t th"t ,n ~ hx .ninnJ H. 1s,
@ .ss ~ iT nfrn ~ ~, .4Tnrt,nrntn. ~ I'Mnhh
.sts! IA ,'i s I - H. tu,x ~ i.hd,s", .,t,r -,
% ~ 1a: snd ~ c"u,.arisnn ~ H." f.IIs
. S.eat NY =. ,it. w;ib Ma .r,n. FnI thn IN
.t ~ .ntd c,f,er,tn. ha. han" dn".tnI xtth
aTn. IT rr.r -. cvrr,,t ttn lin ~ tS pni II nnw
..1d,nv IN he erriIt of Tha iion. i. iIayr.
!.s,o, s.Aat,s H. " = 4. ~, Annriron E,chsnr. ~.
n"inP'f53tsast 3tant @ "is1eap VIII r sta,s.
.n1. .s".i.' - n, ncc,,not from .a;t hopt nf Nav
~ ine" n H. srhbni r. n. Wc a." I'm, m III!
H. oIdc, v cancelled I'll rcrtii1cnic.
~ ~ Will In narEr,, IN .,jd ,"TI.tr
u nrr ,.n Nil ~ maEc = iii an ct,nnlei.
~ ~ III tba hnnss nnd .cc,,nfs ~ IL,
:n1, r " ntNre ,snnl,l In nmr nnin;on ren,,ir
tsu,r iva IN ;hrrr munths Tine nnti wc hay. moi
a1i'' t tr,rI,"I II ,,nnrtnts snch un1l ,rtt,,nut
tur,,nr in,,.uri,nu, ram VIM hnnnr@bjr Commit
,sa "a'"Si I, ,rst.rifnv ~. sni,n,it;ri "'~ 0NAA''
lee' AsNDf' .u p J,ru,rrunr
uEu.n,r.i f.,t..r
.Crnnnr n ~, re-
.,,.- ,,,r,,v nc,ro,ro :. Hr Mnrr. ,rma,toa i.
nv. 'n.''y ops II Il ,ti.fnrtor.
Tu, ~ ~ ri +h ~. ra,.iur n, nerirk.on
a., .inaa s ~ urntnr - nouT:rrn. ,1ocn,ncnt ,7,G
LII III p'oees'0 "a''"e' 'on".''"' "os@e''' AA~
'''s xopx.Y. nrv.sn
a - - $4,000, ,,, f,,-,,..,,
Iot ING PossessoM - ~ ktolt'' III sAe Nonap''o'
leT o!ee ~ t,at ,v.a as 1nn 7u-n -r,< INV
I'7I of .n't".'". ~ ~ @ HaIs ~ =, .n,. =, t"t g. aaot
.. 1fdgess.n!HH ~! ~ s. ~ W.T.. " ht, SE". -
htl ~, " .au sa..' ;a' ~ u I.y ~ al InLus"
sess io, y n5,-9, in,s ,,otintn1 ~ w. Wnr,, ~
s.nY. q. T., an:u, thra"t ,.hi3 II 's an;,vt
r,a aa c.ny , Isv e"na1mc H. the titv tsnnn.
, 1876-06-02
OBITUARY.

6pet'a4 NFtf'1tEh 70 7he 7FfbHHe.
PEnNtA, ILL.,, June l.-tIRrlen flobb, well.
known citizen Of Peoria. and ius many years con.
nected With the firm Of Sercls g. Uolb, Of st.
Lnnfr. died this evening. lie haA been s1ck for
eome tnys. The immediate cause Of hts death Was
typhoid fever
, 1876-06-02

Hp<c7ol WEN0ch % 1ht 7H6NNA
KANKAkEs. ILL.,. June John Is. Cyrles, .
Frrnch farmer living In Otto Township, was found
hanging from ratter In h1s b4rn th!a ulornlng
dead. iao was man OF good habltA and iA CON-.
foktahle cl1camstAprGs.
, 1876-06-02

Immediately utter lin CONJUNCTION. IL VIVA I.t To
Dams, Wcstiake u Coyart, fnntern and hardware
manufacturers, ut an annual rental ut 81, 900.
foreclosure. When tl,ey tonk ndyantaes If sun,u.
onrnt litigation tu rr,Joyu to n,nTv nuthIa Gnnr.
aantty Of t,,vir stUck was left hrlInd In stars"c
uut,i thu unper noors. Tho Corner sturo on tic
Gr,t f,ooI. ,!smberlnr oo1 IN Inka strref wen Or
cunIrI br "NS W.
s3f@' woonv.r WARMER
d.s,crs IN ,srnnsh,. i'm nins 'rb"y Ind Int ,o.
ti 'c~aJ +; an III .tnS1 s naa ut ~
% t y aor tan ~ VI n NH IN" ,nd nna .iIa
s .,ts.an,nI'.s rSsir 3.nnn, i" .vti,'nt". T. ' a;n'
INA .3n;n,nr Mn. M ~ uas ,a.cn,d - si'
nI ~ o.I}r"iv asco M" dom"vn 1rhs -,nr * tt y.
shc ,hrn. jt'xrr hpU.s ~ r.; hutine "n ~ s,o VI
nt ,r,e ~, rtitimnr, ~ .ftr i"hs uv mi
t,nv"ri iaft fhs huifiIn,r nnn u,s s"b ~ n
, 1876-06-02

LOUISVILLE, 1uno L--Lary MacManco, for th%
last twenty years faithful tantor in tue Louisville
Custom House, met horrible lcAth to-day. lie
attempted 10 ascend on tho fFe1ght-olesator, but
not understanding how it worked, was crushcu
fEIEhtiulIy BY c0lldiMG With m t10n door,
, 1876-06-02
SHORT HORNS.

IEnlANAroLts, Ind, June lat tho sale of
shott- @ homs, - cambIidgo CITY. Ind; ysssssday.
ct price, y. s26; twelys bulls brought ~, iS5-
, 1876-06-02

TnHPFE-NF. UAn1eIst Of B09t6N.
{tans searnad-MutuA!s, =; LonIsyflle, @.
E$1tst base on errors-Musual 4; Louisville, 8.
eltne u ghIue-l hour and A5 minutes.
EFANHT0M.
Specta5 DspdtcA 10 1As Tr1bnnA
= tEyANrrnN, Junu 1,-The Lake Forest nine visit.
f. e Evanston Wednesday 70 establish thcr claim to
~ aa etlseF ball which tic Northwestern univeFaly
y Present holds, The day was fayorublu, xnd .
IVY ~ and Interesting Rnmo was Tho tcsult. Tlc
aks fosesters wesa treated to cnat Of wlftswssh
i1nt5 tnnfng With the u1ceptioa Of the sixth. This
atefEity nae plays alu.ost fnultlcss gatie, and
Students aEo lifting in tho skill Of their repro.
'eaatAtl'es. Ths following - thu score:
\: "; ,rn!vcnity--.O o i j D i IA
@1ks t Fotcst. ..........Q 0 D 0 U ) o y o.
s,uMPlse-J. II, Howe, Of Lake FuEtst . ...
AA AI4LETtIB uADLY DEFEATED Bx Ta1 Ut.
| LOul8 CLUB.
| H. 6pect9$ DisF9&tA II Th6 7EfeuHh
eao4osIfAlAA~1 Luna -l~QlA thaueAn1 Qeop1n
, 1876-06-02
LOSS OF AN ARM.

Special Dtspafch 10 7he Tribune.
MAnoA, ILL.,, juno 1.-This morning Marion Gull
lett, while coupling cars. got blu left hand caught
between tho bumpers. The jcllcd number was
nmpu.atcd at noon today Just below the elbow.
, 1876-06-02
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

VVeFtN " &7tHIVTHE Wt.V91
San FRAsclsco, Juue 1.-BAilta, tho Paciflo
Mall stcameE Great Republic for Yokohama, aud
tho British steaulcr Quansee for Hong Kong.
, 1876-06-02

Fr!iay Evening. Farewell benclt Of Fink r
Aiken and aret appearance OF Miss Howard. Mat
Corner, and Loan Ut Lover. Mon
tlay, June Or. McWadG.
, 1876-06-02

Ftrs, bAso by error-rIastfort1s, 3; Cincinnati, Q.
Total base hits-Hastfords, &; Cincinnati, u.
Left on hascs-l!artiords, q; Cincinnati. ..
Tlme-1 hour A. minutes.
CMp!fe-M. r. SewaFI, Nav Haven.
fIR LOUISVILLE CLuD DEFAATND YY THE MI.
TUAtS.
Rptcaal Hspateh ~ 7ne Tribune.
NEw YoIsk, June t.-Abu1t 800 perauns Wit
ptsBed the second game between tho Mutual and
Louisville Cluhs on the Union gronnds in brooklyn
to.day. The day wns very favorable. In thu
pools The Mutnais wsso favorltes nt odds Of 20 to
heldInS gans DeYltn scoring tue only run for tho
LousyllIes tn tue 1tat Inning after making clean
9athews' and Starts play. were The features. Fol-
lowing u
, 1876-06-02
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE,

ANOTHER WEEK or NENUIEE FUN
John uArt's grent ,kctch, TIE COURT oFAp.
PEALS. ALL THE :TAItS IN NEW ACTS.
Hfntlncce Wednesday ind s,ntnrd.y, auntlny rc..
June ith. grand testimonial to LITTLE MAC ..,n.
ucrcd by the entire profession Of thcctty,
Monday next, JOHNSON and BRrS Nv and t111,Y
GRAY.
, 1876-06-02

;;H1.,TtKis = l!H EttI 7 LNEtccb
WILLIE. CHAPMAN. Nanapor
:, EngaEmrnt Of Miss Kose Eyttngc. Commencing
M0n1a!.yeninr, May ~. in Her ureat t.eation o1
tive, nights Al the tn6n Square Thcaie, New
lnrk. Tic Scenery and t,oAtnmra are thsc ueej
n thet thetrv In the original production Of thtt
day, ' s
, 1876-06-02
RAILROAD TIME Table.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAIN

Explanation or Reference .karks.-t Saturday cx
ccptrd. .sunday excepted. Monday excepted. / Ar
rive Sunday atbua H. m. sDal!y.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Ticket Utfcts, 6! CiArk.st fisherman Ious.1 and u
Canal.strect. coruer YadlKuntt.. md Mt tic depotA
, 1876-06-02

KansAs City 4 Denver Fast FL.
-. I.unta 4 Springfield Ex..,..
It. 1.ouls. Springfield 4 Texas.
Frktn and l'r0ria FhAt ExprcA.
licurlA DAY Exrteaa. a.......+....
l'eorIn, Ke0kuE 4 burlington.
Chicago h i'NtacAll II. Il. Ex..
st!cat0r, I+ncoa. WrMh'ton E1. /.
Joliet l. Dwight Accom- m'ndat'n
, 1876-06-02
COLISEUM,

al II
NSDAT, JUNE 4. AND TIIEENTIRE wEEK.
1nga:e,nent for limited perid OF tho famous
BOSTON COMIC 0TEIlA 'OMPANY
IN carefully selected sepesto!s. Elegant COS
tunu! magnificent Nonntfngsi And NlgS AN
9IESCIiUTT In her original illEsl1 entitled .4Ia
saln dn Hlab1c. " or the DEvIE.5 TATuE,
notwithstanding tho nEove attrttion arc an.
gaKo' nt an enormous salary, the 1-Ice- Wilt re.
main;he Eanc. making this the best aud chcnpeet
pI0Ge>f amusement In the city.
, 1876-06-02
Am USEMENTS.
THE COLISEUM.

UEItIIANT NUVEIlTfEH,
stXDAY: MAY n. and til ensiro week,
TTheNiSNETIS: II IoIT1E and TOMMY. CON.
urcashit Of ENEhst>N Il CLARK, Who appear #
their new act, "D!rRnateL Lovers" MGKFIIY
md NORTON, The sANYEA1is, Samuel md
SHAM. GEo. ". DUNBAR. The Colseun Quar-
cite. Rarony and the entire Company In 1 Eov
I'LL. Admiration, 2o ernt. Pesforrndnce ever
nen!us st o'clock, and Sunday aftesndon 1t o.
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VAN AMBURGHs CIRCUs.-We were Wis
tied again by the inevitable circus, on Mon
day last, and great humbug it was. The
procession was poor, the performance was
poor; in fact we heard some one say that
"the root man was far more amusing
| than the circus, and you didn't have to pay
to see him either"
The circus is of no possible benefit to a
town; they carry away hundreds of dol
lars, and certainly do not improve the moral
tone of community. We think our neigh
Dor Port Deposit is right in not allowing
them to visit her.
Our reporter, who was present at the per-
Torrance, says the showmen had several
shrewd tricks by which to extort money
from the spectators. Two or three men,
who were connected with the circus, did a
lively trade in purchasing tickets from the
ticket agent and selling them for sixty
cents They could be bought at the wagon
for fifty. In the side shows there were
different apartments where some persons
were taken, and before they were allowed
to depart, were compelled to pay small
amounts. And again at the door, which
led from the animal department to the cir
Gus tent, were two men who were put there
for directing those vino had tickets for the
"dress circle" but in several instances
they asked and obtained twenty five cents
from some who were entitled to both places
(animal and circus tents on the ticket pur-
chased at the wagon.
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North East Items.
A SAD CASE.

On Saturday morning last, four men,
viz: James Smith, John Murphy, James
Quinn, and Andrew Alderman, stole their
passage ON the freight cars from Philadel-
phia to Wilmington, Del. where they spent
the day, we are Informed, in revelry.-
When the p. NJ. through freight arrived
at Wilmington, they resumed their passage
i'll stock car, with a trunk and a gallon
of whisky, which they INDUCED in freely.
Smith, however, soon became unconscious
of his situation, and not until daylight
sunday morning was he sensible of his
perlous condition, when he woke up lying
between the railroad tracks in a pool of
water, near the North East depot, without
hat, and but a few old clothes well soaked
with the heavy rain. He says he was i'll
possession of fifty eight dollars when he
entered the car; but money, trunk and
friends had all left him, and he had no
knowledge whatever Of how he escaped
from the car. He is badly used up with
bruises and cuts. Evidently he either fell,
or was thrown, off while the cars were in
motion. He has been anchored at the Iron
Works up to this writing. We understand
arrangements are being made to send him
to the Aims House. So much for whisky
KILLED BY THE CARS.
On Saturday evening last. Quilla Bowser,
a colored man, resident of Havre de Grace,
while under the influence of the beverage,
entered the cars here to ride to Perryville;
having on more tangle foot than lie could
well manage fell asleep, and when awaken
by the conductor, staggered ont OF the
door and fell between the ears. We under
stand fourteen wheels passed over him,
amputating one leg. He lived about three
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Chesapeake City Items.
THE ASSESSORS

THE ASSESSORS
have been here the past week, assessing all
the town property, and some of our citizens
were surprised, and when they found out
how rich they were they did not want so
much property juSt at that time. They
were like Tilden, too much income tax for
the special occasion. We should be proud
to know that our town is the largest in the
county, having the most tenantable houses
in the county, and also several that are not
finished.
THE STORM,
on Sunday last, did a great amount of
damage to the canal, washing out several
sand bars So that travel on the canal was
stopped for several days; but Mr.. Price
being a live and perSevering man, it was
soon made ready for trade again.
DEATH
There were two deaths in town last week.
Mrs. Hunter, one of our oldest inhabitants,
was one. She was in the war with General
Scott. and was with him until it ended.
In 1861 she was Democrat, but she said
the flag and the Constitution ought to be
preserved, and if she was able she would
take up the old mnsket and help in the
struggle The old heroine lived to see the
rebels put down. She is gone, but still the
rebels live. They have only got their
cloven foot hidden. Give them the power
ana they will take all your privileges away
from you. Come ont, you true Republi-
cans, and give them sturdy blow on the
9TH of November.
TIE TILDEN AND HENDRICKS CLUB
that was organized hele sometime ago. have
not been heard from since. and, if may
judge, think they are like the ground
hogs that we hear about. After the East
spoke to them, they went back to their