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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13
NEW HAMPSHIRE +.
Body FOnnd.

PORTSMOUTH. June H. The body of marine
named John Mccarthy, was found floating in the
river this evening. He has been missing for ten
days. The right side of his head was badly
bruised. An inquest will be held.
Celebration.
The centennial celebration of the adoption of
the American flag will be observed here on Thurs
day. with elaborate ceremonies. The program e
consists in part of procession, raising flag OF
original thirteen stars, national salutes from the
navy yard, responded to by the Portsmouth Light
Artillery, ringing of bells, addresses, reading of
original poem, dance, closing with banquet at the
Rock ngham House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

Changes will be noticed in the announcer cnt
of the arrival and departure of mails at the Angus
ia post office, published on our first page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

The annual meeting of the stockholders of tn c
Somerset Railroad is to be held at West Water
vile to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

Ex-Gov. Perham is in the city, to attend The
meeting of the Board of Managers of the Maine
Industrial School, to be held at Hallowell this
forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

The people Of Monsoon and Dexter are getting
very much interested in the project Of connecting
the two places by narrow gauge railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13
STATE NEWS.

Rev. Amory Battles and Hon. Z. b. Nesley Of
Bangor, have been chosen by state College Jun
Tors as committee to examine their essays and
award the prize.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

The Blue Glass base ball club of this city viii
play with the Oaklands of Gardiner, in Gardiner,
this afternoon. Game called at . 30 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

The new storehouse of Holway & Robinson. in
Auburn, (recently Of Augusta. now building. is
to be 200 feet long; that already erected is 80
feet long. The two contain $4,000 feet of lum-
ber and $4,000 shingles required to cover the
two rcnfs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

The Governor and Council left on the afternoon
train yesterday, for Castinc, TO attend the annual
examination and graduating exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

Mr.. j. IL. Taught of Sidney, few days ago,
found two genuine Colorado beetles on his potatoes
lie killed one and bottled the other. The fellows
havn't shown themselves yet in Sidney to any
great extent,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

And now the talk is revived about more reser-
voirs, and another steamer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

Asthma and Phthisic are cured by Adamsons
Botanic Bd}sdm, when all other remedies fail.
Sample bottle and circular free at the apothecares.
Large bottles 80 and IS cts. Try it.
iunel3-t.evlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

HUNDREDS OF LIVES HAVE BEEN SAVED by
HUNTS REMEDY, the great Kidney Medicine.
HUNTS REMEDY cures Dropsy, and all Discas-
es Of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs.
HUNTS REMEDY ispurely vegetable, and used
daily by Physicians in their practice. Do not
delay, but try HUNTS REMEDY.
CL,RKEs TooTH ACHE DROPS cure instantly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

We are requested to state that Howard Owen
will give his lecture "Life in the Maine State
Prison" in Citizens Hall, North Vassalboro', on
Sunday evening next, on invitation of citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13
Zota( ann State Nems.

DIR. Thompson has captured homeopathic pota-
to bugl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13
Dign.

aged II years.
In Bangor, 9th inst, Maria, wife OF Jefferson
Drnkwater, aged ~ years. months and days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

The ruins of the old Mansion were still smok-
ing yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13
Weather indications for To-day,

For New England and the Middle States,
south-westefly winds, higher temperature, partly
cloudy and cloudy weather, and rain areas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13
NEW YORK.
Gold.
Gold.
Gold opened at l0i rs.
Iuyes tIgation.

Gold opened at l04 rs.
Investigation.
Judge Lee, U. S. Attorney, is invest igating the
Chisholm tragedy in Mississippi, aud has had an
interview at Meiden, with Mrs. Chisholm and j.
NJ. Wells.
Fraud.
Washington despatch SAYS that the Indian
ring. through fraudulent census system, have
perpetrated astounding Frauds which an inyesti.
eating committee is now unearthing.
Correction.
The reported absconding of Treasurer Kamena
Hoboken, is untrue. He was at home last ight
and his bends 5000 were prepared yesterday
There is no defalca ton and none OF the ctys Of
fcials haibo such an idea.
Political.
An Albany despatch says that not oniv do the
democrats calculate to carry the Senate this year,
and send Tilden to succeed Conkling, but the re-
publicans will try to run Stoughton in place OF
Conkling. Stoughton W i'll be backed by Evarts.
Jerome Park Races.
A purse for two year olds, by untried horses, or
from untried Mares hal mile was won by Fame
in 80 seconds, Loulamier second, Raviala third.
The mile and half dash was won by Fraud. in
ZAP 3-f, Bertram second, Lucifer third. Dalga-
sian and Fugitive also started.
The sweepstakes for maidens of all ages, one
mile, was won by Caracalla, in AZ IA, Yorkshire
Lass second, Grecian Maid third. Vermont Oy.
sherman Colt and Kngfsher, filly, also ran.
The Weodburn stake for four year Odds, two
and half miles, was'won by Parale, in 81 | 2,
by half length from Ambus h, Eiddlesticks third
and NiTginus fourth.
q The handicap steeple chase, two and quarter
miles, was won by Trouble in 4.39, Deadhead sec
ond, Waller third. Coronel aud Resoute also
ran. The race was desperately contested. All
took the last leap together.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13
Cincinnati Produce Market.

Cincinnati June r. 1877
PORK $l3 50a00 90 Clear sides, T1a-
LARD BACON
Steam, as Is Shoulders, SKA
Kettle, lOa 3 30 Clear rib sides, 59a
BULK MEATS Clear sides, ssA
shoulders, 59s0- wHlSkEY- cssl %
Clear rib sides, Oak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

Judge Lee, U. S. Attorney, is investigating the
Chisholm tragedy in Mississippi, aud has had an
interview at Meliden, with Mrs. Chisholm and j.
NJ. Wells.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13
The Friends NJ Getting.

At the Friends yearly meeting to-day, the com
mittee on Bible schools reported decrease in the
scholars of ffty-three. Friends thirty-two in
crease. teachers eleven; eight new schools estab.
lished, none discontinued.
The committee on secular education recon.
mend founding free scholar ship and normal
schools. A discussion ensued in reference to sep.
sration of secular and religious education. The
sense Of the meeting was that they should be
combined.
The Friends this evening held peace meeting
which was addressed by Eli Jones of Vassalboro'
DR.. Malcolm of Providence. r. l., C. w. God
dard of Portland, and Rebecca Collins of New
York.
Marine Disaster.
The steamer Arrow, plying between Vinalhav
en- and Hurricane Island. struck rock on Satur
day night, and sank. All hands were saved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

LONDON, June IL. The News under stands the
government has taken into favorable consider a.
ton the Of the Fenisn Davilt, who is serving
a sentence of fifteen years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13
W WASHINGTON.


Washington, June IL. Seven hundred mil
lions of four per cent bonds are open for subscrp-
ton by people, and subscriptions of from $50
to 500 will be thankfully received by the Secy
of the Treasury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13
PORTLAND.
Annual Meeting.

PORTLAND, June IL. The annual meeting OF
the Maine Medical Association commenced here
this morning, Dr. E. p. Sawyer of Bangor, pre-.
siding.
The annual address before the association was
delivered by DR.. Sawyer of Bangor this after
NOON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

The overworked brain needs especial care n
the choice of stimulants. Business men and in
valids gain added vigor by the use of Chocolate
or Cocoa in place of tea or coffee. The prepara-
tisns of Walter Baker & Co. retain the highest
rank in the market. All grocers sell them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-13

No remedy can compare with "Forest Tar
Salve" for curing Piles. junel3-t&wlw
, 1877-06-03
SPRINGFIELD.
Bitla Passed Upon by tho Governor.
Hptctat Nspdkeh to 1aS Tribune

Ellis Passed Upon by the Governor.
ap<ctat Ntpatch to 1as Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, jnuc 2.-The Governor
to-1ay filed with tho Secretary OF Stats mes
sage .etoing the uouse bill 801, which authori-
zcs the Circuit mud County Judges and the
Judges nf tho Criminal Court Of Cook County,
and Of ,ths City Courts to dt interchangeable
IN each other PLACES ut their option. The
argntpg that each Of the Judges and courts
have functions md duties entirely separate, aud
not compatible with each other. lIc holds tho
chief object Of this establishing Of County
Courts to bc tho transactions Of probate busi-
uehs, and not for. the Adjudication. Of rauscs
ties, also: have County Judges. competent
Iut Jul ' not sutiiciently learned learned ia IL"
M qualified for the duties Of Clrct,!t Judges.
licsI1es, an appeal lies now from the County
Court to the Circuit Court, yet under the bill 4
ftum Ills court. Tho Governor further holls
that tho bill would encroach upon the safe.
guards intended to 10 given the people IN tho
judicial system OF separate cuurts provided ior
=; the Constitution.
, =, e tieyerno5 today Improved tho following
bills: Senate Hill :dl, MI act to organize and
ate B!ll :os, All act Il, divide the state Of IL.
1MoIs. Inclusive Of tho County OF Cook, Into
judicial circuits: eenato BILL ESQ, an act 10
amend an act entitled An act In reGatd to prRc-
tica IN courts Of record, approved Feb.
1879; Senate Bill no, an act
to establ!sh Appellate Courts; nouse bill $50,
IN net to prohibit a,ly person from ohAtEuctlhE
the business and operation Of railroads.
This completes the list Of blls In the Gov.
ernor's hantta, and thus concludes the lcginla-
don Vi the Thlrticth General Assembly.
, 1877-06-03

Naf'V.ra, ,1tghN;| EnlFdW. ,,-,-,
q ~ tA5 M8gntnN o!. tue GooHcctSut lustofical
eoSae'f ss ~ auetuay eSehlnR' u ttattI1fu, tue
cnaet 'nss1est a gatns!sa aoout tnn exnlnltion Or
woeta W. Ill., II asaaous 9tou9ht ~ ti,e Mazar.
t1e nio'ef 1tnnea"K tn tae eo!ect'on % tne !ats
He1sGe nt!n'ey. !As T. Que OF tho onty tWo
sopes p, III .nea' a am - t.efe HE arc Tnly az IN tae
oeopies mess soin y auction IN tonaon 70 t4e
~ eae, ana oae. n,teu unn paper. ntongnt ~ Si5., IL
~ 1o'4i the otacf: vsisnm. proeght tA,Uoo
s'@r. ~ ys tn =. Sop a. 81 amy %Dte oa
out history ot the a!azalIne nlhte ra!scs tho
va!no ot t1e papef copses felatveiy 70 those On
Fsl!ain. G1teMuorR prlnteu lae hIst conlee 70
got possession OF tIe tYpea, sud hls edition was
Pasaay " sss!on anose' consequently arc oot
10 completely "0f}kIuAlt'
, 1877-06-03
OUR Ex.PREslDENT,

LoxpoN, June 2.-tisp. 0Ispt was formally in.
tsoduccd to the peIneo OF Wales yesterday, It
bolns his arst vlsit of importance After reaching
this city. lie was insitod to 60 to Ep-
som by tho hclr.apraFent. At few
minutes to L. O'Clock the Royal cQnipAgs
containing tho Prince Of Wales dsove MP to tho
Victoria station It Flnlleo, followed by tho car
fages Of tho American MiElstor and othcrs, cou.
taiulng Gen. Grant. Lord Dudley. Lord E!cho,
tho Duke Of Hamilton, the German Ambassador,
Count Munster, tho Duke OF Cambridge. and =
numbsr Of psers. Tho distlnguished company
passad into thu station smEd tbs most cnthastaste
cheering. The Prince Of Walos and tho Duke Of
Cambridge entesod tho same compartment With
our ex.president, and all three Meye tn earnest
conversation a. tho tsain movsd od 1t O'Clock.
It was expected that ex.rrestdsnt Grant would 70
to Windsor and pay vss,t 70 her Majesty.
, 1877-06-03
GENEVA LAKE.

79t41E1
GENEVA LAKH, W.a.. june 2.-Tkc following
IL a lIst Of arrivals ut tho Whiting House At
Geneva Lake. Wis, Saturday, Junea:
t1.s A.s ~ A. 4: nsy'sI, chissgo; W..aed nsylsy.
ltsniainlo BussIer 4na wlfr, De!sYa4; tlsurvp L,
Ea,lts ana w!ts, E!gini 2. ktugsey ind vile, z.
LhalpA .nd wits, o. T. IIqboatd. spring Psalts
leofgs t. Rouse, t,azsnoylR, n. r; u. Ste.tauef
.na @ wifc; 4. Euho!.s snd wife, 2; Kahna
Ing aud wife. Chicago; David Marx. New
York;, y. l.. Aorr!ll, chicago;. r.
e. smith, uenesA; I: 4. Bennett. l.. Holden
goi +. n. uowsn, Els,a; ". ". Nuberts and wlfe,
r: f. L9al;; H. =: Lss aud w!fe. Nt.d haksi t5s
4. Dod.oa. New York; ". 81. Knox, Harvard: L.
u blxct. New YORK; John ii. Dandy, Il. L. PAT
tsston, A. q. LENDER, Edward A. GIbbs, Chicago,
, 1877-06-03

MsApnls, Tenn, June 2.-Thc suit Of Dun
can, ireland a& Wilson against the Mobile d
Ohio Railway anl others, which has been On
trial IN tho United State& District Court tos aey.
etal days, has been postponed for two weeks,
when tho case H. ut for fnal trial. The result
Of the argument Of ths past few days has been
u deny the application Of AiorEts Ketrhu,n
to b. nada purity to tho procee1inGs.' Ths
hearlug will bs uion an agreed statement Of
gacts batwcen ata the parties to tbs suit. ~
,tns $4,000 oU aEa Involved. the case attracts
much sttcutiun,
, 1877-06-03
Additional Particulars Of tho Lots Of
the San Francisco.
Exciting Incidents Attending the
Landing in the Surf.
Destructive Forest Fires in the Mchi-
gan Lumber Region.
Several Villages Burned and Much hiscal'
laneous Property Destroyed.
Tho Days Record Of Mishaps Of
i, Lesser Importance.

TIE LOST SAN FRANCISCO.
sAN FRANCISCO, juno 2.-Capt- Waldclf and
purscr Jerome Of Tho steamer City Of Ban Fran-
cisco, Moses II. Sargent, Of Doatcn, and Kings
land Sutton, OF New York. passengers, arrived
by train to-day from San Diego.
The evening papers publish interviews, giving
further particulars Of thu disaster. The Cap
tain and Purser arc unwilling to make state
mcnts until tho former has submit
ted his report 10 tho Agents Of
the Company. The officers avoid giving
theories concerning the rock on which tho ship
struck. The passengers ray there IL deep water
all around It. Mexican gunhoat officers say
they knew nothing Of 1t befora the shock. In
: few minutes after, striking the boats were
cleared away without confusion and the pasSen.
ste.n f. s' ". u Is put Co., ths H. sSip a9ssund.as
about four miles from shore. The
toats were !nstantly lowered. and pulled
for the beach. TN landing, ont Of tho nino boats
somb1ne twelve Or aiteen foet hIeh, and WHOM
i struck tho boats 1t cane with such force that
the occupants were hurled ten or fifteen. feet.
Babies wcre thrown from tho. ar.',s Of their
1s,s o sys :, IT, md ewsy ys, ts
first boat touched the shore, those in
selves IN Inc . help the next
cnmcfe, ahu tili4 eystenl OIL fenucf1hE 18ei6tantn
was followed until every soul Was safo OIL land.
Ono baby was rescued just before lIfe WIS
c1tinct, and It took some ume to restore Vital
!ty. One Of tho ladies' was caught under
boat and held there for. some time, but AZ
the next swell OF the seq raisctl tho
craft, she managed to escape. There was
no time for delicate handling. Tho men
knowing that the safety OF lises depended upon
prnmpt and vigorous action, handled tho
children - they would 90 many baKs Of sand.
In attempting to launcl, boat to return 10 t'e
wreck the Assfstant Engineer haes leC broken.
=, Capt wsay 0sH TSs n t a last ofen" 70 s%se tie ,nP ;p
about fifteen. tcet Of thu vesagl
then remntnttt above tho water. Tho
waves wero wastlnE uver hcr and knocking
llor to pieces. 1lo with thlrtY-1ye others eano
as'lorc on llfr.raft, which went over the surf
without capsizng.
Capt Wa,ltiell reports that tho cargo OF tho
Acapulco froIn Now York. May i5, was not on
the City Of san frnnctsco, except one package
of fast freight
A Court Of Inquiry to take Testimony on
tho loss Of tho s.camcr will bc held noxt week.
, 1877-06-03

MAprsoa, Wis, June :.-Fslday morning, in
Chicago, judge Drummond, acting for Judge
Hopkins, VI the United States Supreme Court,
who y confined to h!a bed by stykuess, appolut-
81 &, "; ;v T. Eyrry, 81 Galsc:e,, Ressl;sr ot
1ond 'of elW,O01 which was prompt
" furnished, and approved. Mr. Terry
passed through our aty last night to taka DOS.
ou behalf of George Burnhan aud Others by
Cary u cottttil, VI Milwaukee,
, 1877-06-03
Two Owls Attack . Afap.


4 singular au'i aa,aost absufl story comes to
us fEoul tAu country, to ee ctleet that e<,iRel
man Was ssEpA14ly Injured by aso owls that at
talked hllu Il, thn wuxis- T4oy ulghteI utxIn
Ills heat, aud With tl.a le4ks ard ta:ons fright
fully lA xratc4 hls fs4r ai1u uc.k. ,Thc n,ap ss-
eare.l ftua. tlcA o'!'s by ll1agrtaisst s1rttton.
au4 kIced.pss tyu4A aua4J wvuul,.
, 1877-06-03

BAL1IAoAs, Juns 3.-Ths reduction Of 10 Der
cent q, the pay Of all tho Northern, Central,
2nl halttnors 4: Potomac RAILROAD Co,u pautcs.
employees whu received moro than 10 yout. an
hour went tnto clfuyt yesterday. Tic lrc1ra5e,
II H. understood, was aeeaptel by &ne employees
~ all the departments Without eemonstraiice.
Representatives wcEu scut to meetlux u thN
BrokleEhool OF lucolautise EnKi4scTs tu tLa
survives u tho Peuusylyaula Railroad Company,
lell yesterday. :"
, 1877-06-03
., PORT 'Itl1,iOy. !

Gptcfdf Mst1fea 10 Tie 7tfbuN& :,
PonT 1luRoH. Aticl., June 2.-DowN-ptors
Canada, Passaic, Fountain City, California, D.
". Wilson and tow, CuyahoKn and barges,
Swallow aud barges; sehrs L. c. Barnes. Elein,
7. r. Merritt. Nqsthman, Gislo, E. r. Blake,
Chester 3. Jones, E. r. Judd, P. II. Morse,
Eagle Wing. Otonabee. r. j.. King, Josephine,
Sam Cook. j. F. Joy, 1itpo0rafFc.
ur.Props Cantsteo, Cubs, Kctcham aud con-
sort, Y. swain' and eon.Yrt, Mayaower No. 9
America, @. c. PInney, T. How1au.l, f. nj.
Davidson, Mary Ann Lydon, II. t. Bfeck, ".
Z. Allen, Bells Sheridan, E. N. Portch, ,Mai1 Of
WtaD-South, gentle; weather inc. . e.
, 1877-06-03

shc was SO filled up with saod by tho recent
rise IN The river IS 10 render II necesssry to en-.
ploy heavier machinery In pulling her out, aud
the work will DC suspended until the machinery.
arrtves from thd eoutk Old riyer men eav Il Il
in,pos4Ibio 10 ever rafso her.
that the river IL gradually failing, with about
fvo feet Of water IN the channel. II 70 st 4
stand here, and seven, feet below high vater
mark Tho steamer Gen. Sherman still remains
h0ro.
, 1877-06-03
OBNOXIOUS.

COMPLAINTS AGA1Ns1 CoLoRxD roBTMABTxns
WAsnISaroN. D, G., Juno 2-The Post
Odlcc Department has sent a special sgcnt to
Louisiana TO take action re0Arlipg two novel
cases, In both of which thu persons appointed to
be Postmasters report that they aso unable To
obtatn possession Of their Offices. It appears
that . co1orcd man named samucl Chapman
was commissioned last January a Postmaster
OF Clinton, IN olIlco in East Fellciaua
Parish, worth about 5000 year.
Under date OF New Orleans T. May
10, hc wrote to Postmaster-Q General Key, stating
that on account Of tho unsottled condition OF
a!fatrs in tho parish he made no attempt to oc-
eupy the oilice until May is, md that III the act
Of taking possession he was confronted by
Charles McVery, Dsmograslc Judge, and 7.
=: sl.ns. membor ot the Legls'aturo, who totd,
were willing he should tako tho Post. Ollec, as
he was born md raised among them, but ho'
HAD AAnn HlMsnLr vEar, OBNOXIOUS
to to TIC white people Of the parish by unfolding
ate EUnmittca, ~,, I.
CGap,nhn's account continues: "Thcy said
that 70 fur 40 they were able they would protect
me, but added, there ts no law that will protect
you from mob In case you nttcmpt to take the
pllee." ue therefore asks the Poat1nastcr-
General what course he shall pursue in tho
premises.
7aE orurn cAsx =,
was appointed t'oatmastoE At Franelsvill llo. West
Fellctana Parish, lust December, and who to-
ports not only that he il afraid Of Als llla Il no
attempts to taks possession Of his Office, but
afao that hu has not yet received
hs commlssion, although the Department
hns a& lltlerent tlsnes sent three to bin,
q llEesled, to st. Franctsvtlle Post~Oi!lce, ali
three have been returned 81. tho Postmaster
whom he 10 To supplant. marked "Not chilled
for." In both these rRsea representation. arc
made to the Department by ctlzens whose good
standing Is tnttorsed by Congressman EIEfs, to
rcason OF llitcrscy, ctc., undt for Tho positions.
Tic Department will rive Z thorough luyest{.
gatlotl aud due weight u all surh charges, but
possession Ia foryibly rsfuaed to thp holders of
it, commissions. This Special Agent Is therefore
directed t. arst install! Tue new appointecs ia
their Offices, and afterwards report whether they
prevent puaerable change IN The tenure Of o.
Ares. they Will be temporarily abollshci.
, 1877-06-03

Messrs.s Jay Gould and Sidney Dillon, tho
autocrats Of tho Unlou Pacific, arrived In the
city yesterday morning. Shortly after tholr
arrival they visited tte ofI1ce OF the Chirago &
Northwestern Railroad, aud weFe elosstsl with
tho manager Of that road until late In the
afternoon. In tho evening they called upon
NJ. Hugh Riddle Prcsldent Of tbs Chicago,
Roek laland s. Pacific Railroad, and remained
closetca with that gentleman until q late hour,
They will rumAln hssa until after thu anuuai
clettions Of tho ahqyc.na,neli roads, WHICH take
placc Wednesday or Thursday. ST, Uould viii
certainly not lose control Of these roads II
brilliant engineering can prevent L.,
, 1877-06-03

PAnls Juno 2.-Duboriirr, President Of tho
Municipal Council, was arrcstctl last night,
charged with insulting President MacMahon.
Th'rty-clght new administrative appointments
nnd ten d!smlssa1s arc puhllahcd in yesterdays
UazTtt.
LONDON, June a-A spocial from Paris SAYS
prosecutions arc announced against four moro
Republican newspapers.
, 1877-06-03
AN INVITATION.

pgoytnxzcx. Z. l., JuAs 1.-THE General As
ar:..t o.dsJ passed resolution inviting Presi-
lde1t 4Ayes and EabInet to Walt Nhode island On
lhs oeeu..ou Vt lAr army rvqu.oq lu Providence,
juus III, ~ and xa. aud appointing camhlstst
IL uLAxe Proper arrangements.
, 1877-06-03
a BURSTING WHEEL.
Special DistsdtcA to 1As Trt4une.

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making 1900 revolutions m!nuta, burst to-.lay
at Major d Dlxter'& bsaxs-tuundsy, aud p!eSs
Of the 6ylug stons hlt Robert baxter, Jr., sou
u ons ot The pFupr!etors, such deadly bIaw la
TIC Forehead that 4s Tue Il lespaiFed ii,