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RACING IN ENGLAND.

SECOND DAY OF THE ASCOT HEATH MELTING
DAsHrNG xvENrs-THE CORONATION STAKES
WON ny neutrality-suspicious. TAKES THE
ROYAL HUNT CUP-AN EXCITING MATCH RACE
WON BIZ Mn. DAxDx's CONTROVERSY.
LONDON, Juno IL, 1874
Brilliant weather sraced to-day. tho second Of III
Ascot Heath meeting
The three events on the card most worthy OF note
were tho Coronation stakes, tho Royal Hunt Cup and
match race for S. 900 between Mr. John Danbys bay
horse Controversy and Mr. H. Birds chestnut horse
Lowlandcr
rnK CORONATION s1AExa
For tho Coronation Stakes field Of seven horses
faced the starter Footsep landed tho prize, with Ap
peal and dead heat for tho second place. and
Lcyant fourth.
rooisicp and Lcvant aud 10 10 each against Appeal
and Arena
TnE ROYAL HUxr crP
For the Royal Hunt Cup the largo ncld Of twenty two
horses started with Spinoza the lavorilo at 10 Tho
race was By Hop-bloom, who started with 20 10
against HIM, Dalham being second, Thorn third.
Ecossais fourth aud tho favoritc eleventh.
The last betting on this race 70 against spi-
noza 10 against Ecossas, 2oio against Hopbloom
and IS 70 each against DaIham and Thorn
a nA1on RACE
ne match for - os between coassovsrsy and
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THE TIGHT OF THE GERMAN SAILORS WITH
BoATMEN-KAIsEn WILLIAMS MEN-oT-wAR's
MEN GREATLY TO BLAIM
LONDON, June II, 1879
Tho Posi- says learns that the riot at Gibraltar, Of
which announcement was mado yesterday, took place
on the 9th inst
CAUSE or THE RIOT.
Tho dif1culty between German sailors and the
Gibraltar boatmen. Bludgcons and stones freely
used Many OF the participants wore thrown into tho
water, bit mono killed The police wcrc power
less to suppress riotng, and troops were called out
and restored order
As previously stated tho trouble originated In Ger
sailor insulting LADY.
GERMAN OFFICIAL APOLOGY.
The German Admiral communicated with the Gov.
crncr OF tho garrison expressing regret At the
renee
The sailors confined to their ship and otherwise
punished for their bad conduct
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THE EMPEROR OF BRAZIL.

HIS MAJESTY At BOSTON, REcxPrIoN By EIGHT
HUNDRED MEDICAL MxN-IHTEnvIKws WITH
wHIrrIEB, wxNDELL PHILLIPS AND LONG.
FELLOW.
BOSTON. June II, 1870
This morning tho Emperor devoted the hours
before breakfast TO the inspection OF Professor
Robinson's Wireless Electric Railway Signal which
Is I'm on the Lexington and Arlington road. The
system was tested In various ways to show It's &C
curacy and the simplicity Of its working. His Ma
jcsty was very much interested. and Inquired
carefully into all the details Of the system. with
which he was very much pleased On the
Emperors return he was warmly greeted BY
large crowd which had assembled at the railway
station compliment he graciously acknowledged,
rHB FIRE ALARn.
His Majesty next visited the City Han and immo
diately proceeded to che Fire COMMISSIONER once
where he was met by Commissioner Sawyer and
escorted to the dome TO inspect the operation d
the fire alarm telegraph. This was mnutely and
clearly explained by Mr.. Kennard, the Espenntend>
ent, and the Emperor's questions were very nu-
merous, displaying the curiosity and seal OF an
earnest student. and giving evidence Of familiarity
with the scientific principles upon which rhe system
Is based. He was very much pleased with the OK.
plantations given, and warmly thanked the onicias
for their attentions.
EIGHT HUNDRED DOCTORS.
In the afternoon the Emperor attended the meet
ing Of the Massachusetts Medical Society, to listen
to the delivery OF the annual address. His Majesty
was introduced to the doctors, 500 OF the pro
fession being present. by the President OF the s0ct
ETY.. and was received with enthusiasm. The Presi,
dent announced that HIS Majesty had consented to
accept an honorary membership OF the society,
which announcements was received with applause.
His Majesty declined the invitation to take the floor,
saying that he was not medical, but social, ply.
stefan. After the delivery OF the annual discourse
by DR.. stickncy the Emperor withdrew, but DR..
Souza Fontes remained to lunch with his profess
sional brothers.
THE POET WHITTIER AND WENDELL PHILLIPS.
During the day His Majesty had the pleasure Of
meeting the poet whittier, whom he was very
anxious TO sce and also Wendell Phillips, who made
quito favorable impression.
MRS. AGAssIz AND LONNFELL0w.
After dinner the Emperor, accompanied by tho
visconde de Bonn Retro. visited Mrs. Agassiz and
the poet Longfellow with whom His Majesty had
long conversation about the poets OF oil nations,
which was very interesting His Majesty babe tho
poet "goodby" with regret.
FOR SARATOGA.
At nine p. NJ. the imperial party LEFT Boston for
Saratoga where they win arrive tomorrow.
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BELGIUM.

THE ANr1-cArHorIc RIOT AGITATION CON-
TINUED--A CATHOLIC INSTITUTES WRECKED
IN ANTwxRP-THE CABINET CALLED TO
COUNCIL.
BRussKIs, June 14-Evcning
Great agitation still prevails, but there has been less
disturbance to-day than yesterday Bands OF rioters
continue to boot and hiss in front Of tho Catholic in
stitutions
Some windows have been broken and . few arrests
made
RIOT wRECKAGE IN ANTWERP
At Antwerp tho disturbances renewed to-day.
Many thousands marched through tho streets shouting
ssDown with sho Minister'S" Tho mob attacked and
wrecked a Catholic institution.
POLICE CHARGE.
Tho oendarmes charged upon the rioters, and sew
eral persons were wounded
number OF arrests have been made.
THE CABINET SUMMONED TO COUNCIL
Cabinet council has been called for tomorrow.
THE LATEST REPORT FROM TIE SCENES OF DIS
TURDANCE
LONDON, June Is, 1870
Disturbances took place In Ghent last night
At LEGO tranquility has been preserved
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HORTICULTURAL CONVENTION.

CHICAGO, Juno IA, 1874
The National Convention OF Nurserymen and Florists
met hero to-day, and after organizing and appointing
committees. elected tho following officers this being
the nrst meeting OF the soccty:-Prcsidcnt Il. Moody
Lockport, N Y. Vice Presidents G. II, Hubbard, FIRE.
donna, N. ". J. J. Harrison, gainesville Ohio; John
Helm, Terro Hautc, ind. J. f.. Iseniri.z, Monroe,
Mich. Z + Budd, shulIsbnry, Iowa; J. = Kellogg,
Iovctt Red Bsnk, ~ J. Josiah Hooks, westchcstcr,
Pa @. Bush, Bushbury, Mo. Elwn Hovt New Can.
aan. Conn. J. W. Manning. Rcadnc. Mass DR. Bid
die. st. Catharines Canada Secretary, D. W. Scott,
Gaiena, Ill Treasurer, A X. whitney, Franklin's
Grove Ill
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John Quincy Adams Of Massachusetts,, and General
H. H. Baxter OF Vermont residing at the Brcvoort
House. Dc Witt c, Ellis, Superintendent OF tho Bank
Department. arrived from Albany yesterday at the
Fifth Avenue HOTEL General Gadoin. OF ST Peters
burg arrived from Europe in the steamship Algeria
yesterday and Is at tho Hoffman House. Congress-
man John O. whitehousc Of Pouahkeepsie,
and Baron do Overlook. Of Austria, So
Journing at the Albcmarc Hotol General
Charles H. r. Coils OF Philadelphia, is staying nt tho
Union Square Hotel. General JEFF Thompson, OF New
Orleans. and Franklin A. Aberger, Of Buffalo, Al
tho Metropolitan Hotel Thomas Dickson, President Of
tho Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. is at the
Gilscy House. General John H. King, United States
Army and Lieutenant Commander John c. Kcnnett
United States Navy ut the Sturtevant House Pre-
fessor Carl Frehcen OF Vienna and Baron Ocrtzcu
arc at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel General J. J. Aber.
crombc United States Army quartered at tho Cole
man House.
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sUpERINTENDENTs OF THE POOR

SARATOGA. y. Y. June H. 1870
The sixth annual convention OF tho superintendent
OF the Poor OF this State held hero yesterday and
to-day. Hon. George f. McGoncgai. OF Monroe, was
elected Chairman and William Parish, OF Seneca, and
Stephen X Williams, OF Suffolk, secretaries. ycstcr-
day was occupied by tho reading OF papers, prominent
among which was ono by DR.. Charles $. Hoyt, OF Al
bany Secretary Of tho State Board OF Charities,
state Paupers aud pertaining TO rauper children
by William r. Lctchworth. OF Buna,o, Wee President OF
the State Beard. In the evening reception given
tho delegates by the citizens az Congress Hall. Tho
Convention to-day, to- the delegates
will visit the saratoga County Almshousc
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or THE CHEZ SIGNAL OPvrcER,
WASHINGTON, Juno Isl A. M.


OFFICE rHE CHEZ SIGNAL OPYrcER,
WASHINGTON, juno Isl A. N.
Probdbihhes.
For Thursday In the South Atlantic States continued
eastery winds, stationary temperature and pressure,
cloudy and rainy weather
For the Gulf states south east windsv increasing
coudncss and local rains stationary higher tenn
pesturcs and prcssurcs and in the interior OF Texas
continued clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
legs stationary or higher temperature and pressure,
south and east winds and clear weather
For the lake region, northeast 10 southeast winds,
slight changes in temperature and pressure, partly
cloudy weather and local rains
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary
temperature and pressure cas,ery winds and continued
cloudy weather. with light local rains.
For the Middle and Eastern States, south and east
winds, slight changes in temperature and pressure.
partly cloudy weather. except possibly continued cloud
and fog on the immediate coast
Tho Missouri and savannah rivers viii continue ris-
lns IN Thursday.
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

ITHACA, -. r. juno IA. 1874
The annual meeting OF the Board OF Trustees .of
Cornell University held TO day a. Ithaca, full
quorum OF trustees being present
Hon. Josiah B. Williams, Hon. Amasa J. Parker and
Hon. Henry B. Lord elected MI vacan-
ces occurring this year. The estimated income OF tho
University for tho present year supposed TO DO
tain) is STA, ITO
Professor Barnard, OF Columbia College, delivered
the annual address this evening There sixtytwo
graduates Tho number OF candidates for admission Is
nearly double the corresponding term last year, The
commencement exercises will be held tomorrow.
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THE POT VALIANT KING KNUcKLEs DOWN TO
THE BRITISH TABs.
LONDON, Juno ~, 1875
Adviccs from Cape Coast Castle dated May IT, state
that tho King Of Dahomcy Will pay the fine imposed
upon him by the Britsh naval commander in chief,
Rear Admiral Hewett, for maltrca,ng British sub
icct
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rHx NoNoNoAHELA At NEwpoRr.


NEWPORT. X. l., June Is, 1915.
The United States sloop-ofwar Monongahela arrived
here this afternoon from Portland, Me- On the pas
sage hero she found considerable fog and obliged
anchor twice. She 10 bound to Norfolk, Va, whore
she Is TO 70 out OF commission July l. She will re-
main hore about ten days
The following Is a list OF her ofncers:--
Capfdin-L A. Kimberley
Lieutenant Commander-O. =. Heyerman.
Lientendnks-F. C. Collins and J. K. CogswolL
Nastcrs-R. Mitchell, H. K Tyler and J. A. Barber.
Chi,f Enganeer-H. i. snyder.
Pdym0aer-John Furcy.
Sur0eon--Dr. g. ID. Kennedy.
Assisfdnt Engneer-R Crawford
Assistdnt Surgeon ). H. Dickson.
United States Marine Corps-Sccond Lieutenant G.
r. Elliott
Boafsscdtn-J. s. Sinclair.
Saiimaker-John s franklin.
Gunney-J. r. Foster.
Cdrpentev--J. s. Waltermeyef
P0ymasfer's Clerk. J. Walker
Capitalize Cisrk--H. Hatton
The Monon gahela lies anchor In the outer harbor
and Il Is expected that visitors will allowed on board
Is soon as possible
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ROBBERY AND VIOLENCE.

MELVILLE, Pa, juno IA, 1ss6
Three masked men last night broke into tho house OF
Samuel Abrahams, a wealthy farmer residing three
miles from this place. and, placing a halter around his
neck, threatened to hang him II he did deliver up
his money. Alter cruelty tori urng Mr. Abrahams and
his WHO by burning their feet, the miscreants fed,
taking with them SOS In money and valuable horse
and buggy
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oxRNAN RKsIDENrs TO B1 PROTECTED mon
UNJUST TAXATION.
BERLIN June II. lS76
Tho ofncial Gdsefe states that the Imperial govern
ment some time ago opened negotiations with Spain
for the purpose OF freeing German residents In Cuba
from the extraordinary levied there Differ
enccs arose respecting the Interpretation Of the treaties
on this subject and series Of dicutes including tho
general political situation, put forward a. pro
venting Spain from accedng TO Germany's demands
SPANISH JUSTICE rHs rEurosa
Germany, however, has now succeeded In obtaining
the concession that process OF dstran forced sales
Of property for payment Of sad shall DO suspended
in tho Of German residents until understand
ing Ia attained
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON June IA, 1870
The Naval General Court Martial for the trial OF Pny
Inspector N Carpenter met at the Navy Department
to-day.
Tho Juniata loft Norfolk to-day . cruise to the
eastward.
Royal.
The Gettysburg arrived At Washington this morning
from the West Indies. 49,
Tho ruscarora arrived at Honolulu May 81 from Aus
traa, via the Samoan Islands.
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THDEN DELEGATION SENT TO ST. LOUIS.
JACKSON Miss, Juno II, 1875
full and worry enthusiastic delegation attended tho
State Democratic Convention here to-day. Represent
atives to the National Convention chosen, all Of
whom are Tilden men, and tho delegation in
structcd to act at ST. LOUIS unit in casting the vote
Of the State
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PHILADELPHIA RACES.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno II, 1874
There three races the Point Breeze Park to-
day. The nrs: race for horses Of the 245 class
for purse OF $780, and was won by Phil Doughcrty
Timc, 2:39k-237t4-2.3s
The second Tor purse Of $I00 II had
nine entrees and by Geo. A. Aver.
Time, 2:30x--2 3O-2 :32is
Tho third raco for purse Of $500, between
Adelaide and J. H., the former winning The race
Time, 2:25 SO 26h-2:30
The attendance was good and the track hno.
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INDIA.

THE ''EMpREss" RELATIONS TO THE BURMAH
ROYALTY xor MADE PUBLIC.
LONDON, June IA, 1874
despatch to the Reuter- Telegram Company from
Smla says that all reports concerning the result Of the
Grosvenor mission to investigate into the Margary
murder arc premature
No particulars have been divulged.
The mission being imperial affair, the report has
been forwarded TO the home government
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JUNE U.s. ls7e-TRPLE SHEET
Lowiander who gave Controversy 10 iSs, was won By

Lowiandsr who gave Controversy 10 ibs, was won BY
Tho former
Tho following are the
the CORONATION STAKES Of 100 sovn eacn, nail
Ioreis, tor three ycarod hllies st. 10 lbA each ne
winner OF the EPSON Derby Oaks, 200 guineas wv
guineas Grand Prx de Paris French Derby or oaks 70
carry lbs Of any Of these races ~ lbs extra
maidens allowed lbs the second nly 10 receive ~
sovs and the third 10 save her stakes old mile; III
subsl
Lord wilton's b Foo,stcp. by Sec Saw, out Of
ronuaa ycnrs.- ...........
Lord Aiesbury's br. f. Appeal, by Beadsman, out OF
Mr.. Bowels b. Arena, by Giadiateur, out OF Go
Lord Rosebcry's b. { Levant by Adventurcr, ous
Of hepuse, years. =
. Dcad heat
The ROYAL HrSr Cur, . piece Of plate, value 800
sovs, with $50 sovs the second and 30 10 the
third added 10 Handicap Sweepstakes OF 10 sova
each Tor oil ages twoyear ods exceped); the winner
OF any handicap value leo SOW, Including the winners
own stake, after the weights declared, 70 carry
lbs extra New milo.
Sir J, D. Astley,s c. Hopbloom, by Parmcsan, out
oil Coquisauncc, years.
Tho Duke OF wcstminster's b. c. Dalham, BY Cathe-
oral out OF Gertrude, years
Mr. X. Il Bats CHI. c Thorn, by King Of TrumpA
out OF Lady Alice Hawthorne, 8 years. ............
MT Aeevros ch {. Ecossais, by Blair Athol, out OF
hargery Daw. years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
Match race for 600
M John Danby's b. h. Controversy, by IAmbton,
The Miner, out OF Lady Caroline. years. .......
MT H. Birds ch. b. Lowlander, by Dalesman, out u
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CROOKED wHISKEy MEN SCI
FENCED.

Yesterday John Lynch, Michael Kirwin and Jonn
Kirwin arraIsncd before Judge Benedict In tho
United States Court. Circuit 20 plead 10 the indct.
mens found against then working the Illicit dis
tilIery recently seixed the Cropsey farm q New
Utrecht They piended guilty and were sentenced 70
the Kings Ceuasg fsnitsnsaTy loe Sky dAys 80
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THE SCOTCH RIFLEMEN.

PROGRESS OF Tu1 COMPETITION ron PLACES
ON THE TEAM ron AMERICA.
LONDON, Juno IA, 1874
The competition Of the Scotch rincmcn for placcs
their International team resumed to-day. Each
man nrcd Aftcen shots at ranges Of $780, 900 and 200
yarda
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MUTINEERs DISCHARGED.
sAx InAxclrco. cal. INN,

SAN fRAxcIsco. Cal, juno IA, 1916
Tho six mutinccrs Of The ship Canada who werc
brought tho steamer City Of Pekins dis.
charged today BY the United States Commissioners
no evidence against them having been forwarded BY
the United states Consul at Hong Kong
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FAvoRs RETURNED.-What favors in the
phair of Speaker has James G. Blaine done
10 the leaders of his party at CINCINNATI
How many Caldwells are in his following9
This is the faint that will be carried by the
republican party if Blaine is nominated.
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MILL CLOSED.

SALMON FAILS, n. H. June II. 1870
The Salmon Falls Manufacturing Company closed
their No. Mn last week and will the other next
week Tor two months, ms there Is no sao Tor their
Il La
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until he was so nearly worn out that how
lsng he lived. or what he heard, or what
happened to him was alike o matter Of in
difference to him. They have been known
TO 60 through their duties undismayed by
thunder. lightning and German brass bands
with the same philosophic calm that sits on
the brow Of the pictures of Dante. We think
that the Superior Court might be better en-
ployed than listening to such nonsense.
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POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
Established Msy, ls72j
~ooduefsd he profeaaoY H. l. fOUMAKA

conducted by Professor Il. L. YOUMAEA
CONTENTS FOR JULY.
l. The Mechanical Action Of Light BY VIM. Crookee,
H. The Cause. Cold Or the Ice Period By rrsG
H. A FITTING Recognition Or American Science
~ Bsssns' Theory Of storms BY Prof. v Il Conrad. -
" Ordes ais and Oaths ny Edward r. Taylor. r. RS
VI. The chromis rascr.PsmiIiaa By Dr. iorsst Ilus
VII. Bisosry in Scientific Controversy.
viii. Lessons In Electricity. BY John Tyndail~ p q
~. Illustrated
* Certain Phases Of Bird Life. BY Charter @ Assoss
x. "ofshs rnccrsiusy and Vanity ofsAs sessesa" -
xr Animal Powers Of offence and Defence.
XII sketch OF Alexander Balm. With portrait
XIII. Correspondence The Water HAmmer-Ihe 'Nev
XIV Eds"s'. Table The Ksdomsscrsunda, Il che Con
Literary Notices :-Tauss Ancient Rsgfms-Whiss's
Warfare Of rcience-Becksrs Huuderuahrgs Re-
herman Political Leaders--ccdd'- Childhood q
Rel -Biackweli's Physical! basis Of Immortss
ty--Todhunter's Account of Whewells Wrings-
Mivsrs'a Lessons nom Nature. &c
Miscellany :Dessruction Of tho Bun4ie Distributiop
q the Rocky Mountain iccust-FiEht beswcen.s
Mouse ind scorpicn~-Nstnral History Of the
American Antelope Danaminr Of Streams By DriN
1ce-wherc the Army Worm Moth Lays is Eggs-
GLACIAL Phenomsna-Perceptio Of Musical Tenea
Ac
Notes
Tsms-s5 psr postage rss or 50 ecnss psr sus
AppIesons Journal and shs Popular science MosshtS
together for - annum postage prepaid ~ sns pss
D. APPLETON 4 CO.. PsslIshcrs
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Germany Al the railway station on his arrival hsrs to-
day.
The greeting oftheir Majessies cordial.
BIsMABcK RxcUPERArIN0
BERLIN. June II, lS7a
Prince Bismarck has Como to Kissingen
CUBA AND GERMANY.

HzAvx yAnunz m THE ANrILLzs Pnov1sIoN
TRADE.
HAVANA, June IL 1s7a
n. Beaunde Co.. importers and dealers In provis-
Ions IN this city failed to-day. Their liabilities are
estimated at $500, 900 in this island.
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FOUR MEN DROWNED.

QUEBEC, June II. 1870
Four men. engaged in drawing logs In the Etchsmin
River drowned ssA~v nv We accidental upsstsins
Of boat
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WE HEAR it rumored that Secretary Fish is
Grants Great Unknown. Well, can he
carry the State of New York against Tilden?
Can he take the South with him? Well, yes,
he might, but to do it he must have o mig
ger on the ticket with him How would
Pinchback do?
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The following record will show the changes In tho
60 mpsrasure Tor the past twenty -four hours CON-
parson with the corresponding date Of last year. In
dIcascd BY tho thermometer a Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD Building
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STATE OF THE wHArHER
The weather bad and therc was a'heavy gale
while the men were shooting At long rangea
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Average temperature yesterday. " "
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year 62sS
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THE IRREI1o1ous MINORITY in Belgium,
finding that their cause did not triumph
at the polls, have been rioting, breaking the
windows of Catholic clubs and making their
accession to power as undesirable as it is i'm
probable. The 'sliberals' of Europe have
IN unpleasant fashion Of damaging their
sause by the exhibition of an intolerance of
dissent from their views which throws. back
real progress lamentablY.