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, 1877-06-06
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WARRINGTON, D, G., June 5.-Tha Cabinet to-
day selected Thomas d. Bryan, Of Chicago, aud Of
this district hs District Commissioner, to oil tho
vacancy mado by tho election Of Kotcham to Con-
grchs. This ts evidently tho case wlaro tho o1lco
sought the nun, and not tho man the otico. Ar
bryan was In no sousc candidate for tho position
and was not awate thAthia namc was mentioned for
tho place until alter Il had bocn considered By tho
President for somo time. Tho local press, which
Is doubtless the bsst exponent Of public opinion
horo upon the appointment, has only favorable
comment The Ecfnlng 8tar SAYS: ''Mr.
Bryan was born IN Alexandria willis that city was
within tbs District limits. Ifc removed West snd
ness qualifications, soon bcean,e one Of Tho lcadlng
eTsts sfsfa G: .na
6rs, he hus .yet IN abundant competency. For
s II ss: ,S' I
and the handsome and extensive real stato !mproys
meuta ho has n,.ds he.e affords sufficient exfdence
pn6iio spirif md hls thofoas1 Identification viii
Tho substantial intorc,ts Of tho Dlstrlct.'
4 TRYING rEnloD.
Tho discharges taking place from tho Treasury In
creating great coaatcrna.on among ths clerks. and
tssnse iS of onico in Washington. Ist whieh haa
snbsidad upon tho announcement TINT removals
3 sagsoa 9p b. tSs sss sa hs
foro tho present ci1ii. ii.Ssfslco was invented. or
nine removals. In tho Second Comptrollcrs oalco
botoasSiy asqaaasd viii a the @ ssa,: :s,ftS q IL
sn'%s.s rss s s s s Ss III
yacancte. occurred thsy wcro to b, Allied from
nus decided to reduce each stata having
ssss: Fl. !s:.a,;. y: p'0ss e., sSnSsI ss,,:S
by putting out eompetcnt man wlll. II nost caaes,
- cannot clain + havs .ny knowledge Of the
rus PENSION CoxsoLsDArtor
T. now sa!d that re Pension consolidation order
b. moysd from Springfield to Chicago; sho Ohio
eonsolldatea agency to bu Femoved from Columbus
CHICAGO coLLEcronsn.p
ha As .s & c hsss length FL
a,sat 81 ds,. jus; Wbiss, .ltSoaah sha aSs:ton
ssnte Senator Riddle returned to Chicago to.
ntcht.
Thv prospect q tho appolntment Of Has. cou.
suhte 10 ltotteEt1m III 10 represented ~ favorable.
APrnINTNKHTN.
70 tAs RtstsrN Assodo!sd Frxss.
WARRINGTON. u. G., Juns 5.--Tho following
ff::sns. n~n III fItips so;ee'f ose raeR II. y e.
JAM Nustman Plano. iii. Albert rarksr, scaalia,
rea Pierce, tlarFettsvIt!e. q. II. i. Oycshoit,
Hadswosth. Q. James Mcdonald. Wet Liberty,
ORA 4. liajlcJ, Llttle 1iock, Ark. Alpkonao l..
Datua'i. shsrsaan: Tex; MFs, MARY W: DriQRs,
phen u. Jones, HAMPTON, Ia. Valentine 3tcnasl,
A!eia, la.s ossen II. l'euson. Maywood. ~.
The President o:day appointod Philip L. VII.
oraau.
Al tle Cabinet u,eettng to-day It was decided
70 appoint Thonlas b. nryan. formerly Of Chicago,
but Tor saverai yeare psst resident Of this city.
Conms4ioner for tho Distriet Of coiumbEs, yica
Gen, ]. II. ketchum, resigned No other appoint.
mantA weEa determined upon.
Tie President has aligned tho commission Of az.
Gov. rhonas 4, Os6orp. OF Kansas, ~ Cn!ted
States 1tnlatsf to Chill.
, 1877-06-06
NOTES AND'NEWs.
al1KRNAN'a UNITARIAN sYarkx.
Ep$ejat MtpatcA % I'M TS1haHA

WARRINGTON, D. e.. June b..-8eceetAFy 6her.
mans rule that moFs than oao member Of family
shsll not hold office ln the TFeasury Department
pso'okes = great deal Of hoss1e criticism among
thoao a1eetsd by In whsrs It makes tho res
noyal Of old aud e!leont clerks It II denounced a.
In violation OF the -cts!!'sasvtce pslnciols that
fidelity and capacity shall b. the orty qualifications
fur ullca. The clerks who loss thelr plaas inSlst
that ths rsal purpose Of The ruie Il to maize
for appointment. 4 like pufpose 4 attributed 10
ths inquiries bstug instituted a. 70 the peeaniasy
to sss sa
on lheif otlires ua.1at Tho nsw o.dsf Of thlngs.
NOT sATlsrAcToAr.
o,oa to sdssnes thsf psy II L not .s mas Il Siop n
hsss wao aays beea lookiay Into Il. working ~
selves Of tho peEstls9rs offered.
rNAcTtoa4L CURRENCY.
To tAs WtttsrH AAocsattd Frts&
,hs &, = .,;:a rSs sns e'
iny Of 1Ieaaurve Wymlu- ill. MePhrIson. chiei Of
ths Dulssu Of knsfaviak and PsiutIax, and Comp:
a@oaas ] It ftastionsi eatsency bss btsn desttoysI
ANIL wall thsEefots nssat be psessotsl fuf ksdenp-
,s t.
xifl permit ~ ssas 81 sId![ionsl sil1sf ea;ss
sirabls to Know il ths lan prvscsniaY Tho limit u
fractional currency and s!1sf 10 $50 600 ts to.
bs fexaEJsd CoyuFiug the xct1At OF nominal
amount OF both outstanding.
AEEAKhCaM8hT.
Ths Secretary Of The Treasury prohibits District
Attorneys hsssattsE from receiving over QUO IN
fecA.
TUE sfLvEA con xisstox.
Hp<c4dl Ottpdtck 10 Ia 1s7AxaA
HEw YoRx. Janu 3.-Yha 1f18un4 publishes
The minority report OF the SILVER CoMmt:soa. Thu
report strongly couiGmus tbs usa u silver ~ the
principal n,udlum ef xcLAns -. dsnuuuctnx the
called double standard n an ,1lusiau nnl i'm
possibility. The Fsco,nms sadations OF the minority
Include ITO making Vt silver dollars IeYR! tsuas1
fox any sum not .1esslsnk Nv and TO any suoaat
r. tae payment q dues 70 W Government q - steept
exchange for pus aud tw3 dollar uotss, which mo
then 10 10 destroyed. Tho cunx Of halt ea<le4 A.
aud cancellation Vt ~, wv. 0CD Vi papsE uauary
TIL. plan.
, 1877-06-06

dpxI@l* At4sA4Sa 20 3ds 1SaPHH&s
SpnlNorIELu, ILL.,, Juno h.-Anothcr phaso OF
tho Lincoln tomb.rohbtug conspiracy was bcfore
tho sanyau.on clFeuit Court to-day, tho OCCASION
boing tho calling Of ths case Of Field md IL D.
Fuller, Indicted tor perjury. These nte tho pastto4
xho canne hcta for tho purpose Of giving ball fol
led when qualifying az to the!r means. Tho othc,
indictments aHa!nsf tho saine PARTIES toRelhcs with
ss I'D taa Fa4je! Gs:tt fss
atraw ball. wtrs also called. 10th cases were con-
ths stats's Attorney that he hal nos been abls to
propass for trial. Eugene II. Hartman has plead.
Cd guilty. aud !. on bail awaiting sentence. Al!
Fuller. 4 motion to quash both indictments ID
pending. aud viii be Ar2ued this wcck.
ATTACKED NY / MAD NAN.
ron4 n 1.ea !: =. t5sne sp,,od.
occurred last night On tho P,lt.burv. Fort Wnyne
Ssss Hs ss: ~ H' s !; ns 9:s t.;
t,eketed to Plymouth, suddenly ssaultod fellow.
passenger natned Scott Wllatu, who .1s EoInR 10
wtth rszor: tao bisis nsussrstiag Within ono ak.
ihe fa.or up dripping viii blood IND ioasd srtest,
znt SECURED him. IIo wus hksn to Lima and lodged
n lat'. lie l. unqneshonnhly tnssns. ~ he and
wor5 wlson vii pFSeahy IL rsea,ef ss s'
ARE NuR1fARr.
Sp<cfaf ntspateh to 1As 7yt6uaA
Cnlcdonle. hfiun., stAtes that the County Tren4.
ussra once At that place Nas cntored by hurElare
last night snl powder and tools nsed to good nd
vantaga On tho safe. The 0utattle doura wcro
blown o1. There Was about Sci. uU0 In tho !nslds
drawer. Tho inalde door has the appearance Of
having betn forced open and aflcfwa s closed and
spiked; THIS door "a now being u.,llrd. i yin
probably be some noufs nefote y y known whether
not. The Thieves lcit thett too's " the oll'cc.
Eons!dcrabie e1c!tement pserailf Posses Of men
nEo out 10 al directions.
sHoo1lNo AFFAIRS.
St. Loris. No., June b.-Ak late houe last
night. while roltee.o on!cef John Qu[RleY was at"
tempting to arrest John FlahcEey, who was hcattng
, 1877-06-06
SlIIclnE.

MxxPnis, Juns 5.-J. r. Lellsmand, native Of
France, doing business ~ IN upho!sterrs on Sec.
oad street, sulc!det this morning BY throwing
hlu.,rlf from tbs balcony Of tho tal1 10 the day
stones, somo thirty feet below, causing death Ia.
stantIy. lle had been threatening suicide for
aone Moaths. and was .tstestea lsal svsnlnR To
prevent him ftoln destroying himself. liz leaves
Wits and 6xe children.
Special Dfsp1seA to 1as 1s1bHaA
EAs1 sAtlSAw, Mich. 1una 5.-Kafl Eeeasd, 4
ynanY German, attempted suicide this morning By
shooting himself. 0wtnx to uVFsousnes& tha bait
ptuutfAtsd the right chaek. bous Instead Of tho
temple, and lodged In the nose, innlcttnR 1 dan
gstous but not necessarily fatal xoupl. Eccssts
lad repeatedly Threatened 10 kill himself.
aptcaoi NspateA 10 1At Tttbux@
6EcoR. I'LL, JuD4 o.-L2at night Jacob Lshf, 4
fonnx resident Of sseor, committed suicide BY tak-
inx sfs.nlc' ~ wedding VA TO hays laksn placa
result.
, 1877-06-06

The questions d.ausscd wcte all thoroughly prac.
t!ral and bearing directly npon fha work Of the
founH Mems Cns+tian Association. Tho moyt
prominent men cunnrctsd permanently vilh thd
work, ~ the paid Sacfctasct havr been In attenI-
Anca Nest Of the stascs anu thc provincial eitlcs
tares. To-n,orrow morning At II o'clock tho twcn-
ty.recond annnhl Convention Of The Young Mems
Christian Association OF the United States and
lsrtsssh Provinces will convrnu at Library
Hail. This Convention will lie called
Of pcsson. rre.tdent Of lie sst tpts1nst'ona, Con-
ventinn. in TIM evening tho meeting Ut welcolue
will be held. In which addresses will be delsered
by ths Kcv. Stuart ltobtnaon and othors. Abuue
An, deleuatee arc expected lAr9s proportion Of
Wbona hare already arrived,
, 1877-06-06
GRANT.
nB IS HNrEnTAMRp At THE P1RRREFozT PAL

NlK ID AA1EATAlNku AT TIE D4hNHkFU4E fall
u ACE.
'LoNpoN, Jnne 6.-rho reception given br Mt.
Ttesfcpoat tonight in honor Of Gen. Grant was
most brilliant affair. Tha house was suporb1y
decorated with flowers. The large drawing and 70.
erptson .roouls wcro crowded from 10 mill
o'clock. At leaaI ], 600 rcrsons were present.
comprising Mi tho best aud tuost distinguished ot
English and American soelety in London
Gen. Gtant received with Mn. Pterrspont, and
shooR each pcrsons hand. AtF. Herropont received
with Mrs. Grant Al the members OF her Mstss-
ty's Cabinet ~src psestnt except Lord Beacous.
field who was III, and a1most the ent'sa Diplomatic
Corps attended, Tho Japaness and Chinese Amtas.
sutlnrs being especially remarkable. large NUM-
tsr Of Members Ut Parliament, John flft .Et, Mf.
Gladstone, Tom T.rlos. William Hack. Moucnre
y. Conway Prof. schl1cn,ann, and tho Earl and
tauntcss Uf CailneBt. wcre among tho dfstln-
Rpi.brd guests. Nearly as raany Americans AZ
Enrhsnmcn were present.
A,nntg tho EucAts were also rFnee Albert Do
Enl,nt. the Duks Of L<edA, tho Duchess Ut He'd
f"rl. tile Enrts nud touMtcs4es Of telnaoye, Lo1g
t"rl!, ihlnraten, aud Dacte, Tho Earl u 6haftcs-
htry. Earl Manycr4. the Siseount and vfacountess
t,arawei., Lords seleQrne. carlo{s Alfred Church.
u. and CotteAloe *t Chatles Adefiey, NJ Spencer
Admiral Milne. slrr. 1rtcyc'yan. Dir ttnthe.tont
AcocE. l'aron Reuter-. tho Iii,hop Of Gloucester,
sL"nul do ltoth.chsi, NJ. McCnlloush. Mf Tor
rcnt, bfr. Hlahcha1d Jcrtold, Mt. 1tussel GnrneJ,
h!f. NafI Hind, An4 Ucu. Fnifchtid.
Tho nantes ut thu listlngutshcu Euea0 alone
would til neatly column.
, 1877-06-06

LoutsvttIB, KY, Juns q. The General Bsese-
tsrlss Conference Of tbs Young Aea's Christian
Astoeistaon qf the United States and British rsov-
inees, which has hssn In session 1t Loalasslia
slues Saturday. adjourned to- nIght, Bosns seventy
Sxcssta1ies. representing ths International Com.
nlIttes. and tks Committees OF various States
sud Provinces, and loG&! as4ocatops ol taa Uuitsa
St4tss anl Euaata have tesn In attendance. Tla
Euutu1eacs TIA laoat suGca441u! eps sTar hsll.
, 1877-06-06

THE FKE33 EEN8UH3uIFv
PANS. June IA circular OF Fourtou, Minister
of the Interior. to tho Prefects l1structs thu 10
revise iii licenses for hawking aud selling new4-
papers, bucks, and pamphlets, aud only sllow 6t
nxruts. Offering psoDer guarantees 10 social order,
to retain their licenses. Tho Pretccls s1a also In.
atEuctcd to prosecute sny pefsous who, Ia cafss
and other places. spread false rspufta caleuated 10
disturb tbs public tranquility.
, 1877-06-06
FALL OF - aCATFOLD.
Hpfef1t MtpQfeA 10 IN DkihunA.

BURLINGTON, 1s.. Juna 6.--ro.day two work.
men who woro engaged In repairing Tho eorntee Of
. dwelling In Do2ur Hollow wore prcc'pitascd to
tho ground. distance OF thirty feet. by tho fall
ing OF tho Rta1old On which they stood. Joseph
Voswark had chfscl In his hand, which cut two
dngess from hIs left hand. George i3sndct sus'
talnud serious injuries OF the splns and probably
internal injuries, from which 1t Il fearsd hs ean'
not recover.
, 1877-06-06

ANNIyxRsAAr CELEBRATIONS.
14nnnos. June b.-A specla! from Copenhagen
ray. to-day tho anniversary Of tho granting Of tho
Constitution IL being eslehratcd. A csu~l ell.
mated q 20. 100 persons u marching through thu
stfccta- Owing to the excited ssats OF political
feeling. precautions hAss been taken agatnst
Iotons denominations before tho KinG's reside nee.
g,srl.ou have Leen condneI 10 theli bafEacks+
, 1877-06-06

dLoucEsTxH, Mass. June 6.-John J, oateA
George Me,cn. Charles Dan1elson, aad Eil!lsn
Anderson. from the crew Of tho schooner Ie.
beech BARTLETT OF thts port, who wers reported
u,.ang with dories. willis attondtng travis on no
!h IT, wsfs skSa 1R a;s 91E: Thsy
were without food and water when rescued, aud
were we,l-n!Gh exhausted.
, 1877-06-06

LONDON, June t. Private dispatches from Lims
state that Don Nicolas ds rleeo!a, Eavolusionat,
aud aI4 suite surrendered themselves 10 tbs Peru.
tAa authorities, with the tson.elAd turret ship
uuaseal, which hIs pa1t!saus had setzed.
, 1877-06-06
OBITUARY.

NATIONAL SEocx YAnDs, III. .Juns h-Col. VI.
Senator. Mayor. xod uenbsr ol Congress, llsd 1t
Custer City, u. oa sunday. Ills Esiat,ye4 have
telegraphed for his Remains " ~ brought lete fos
iAlsfMcAk.
, 1877-06-06
ITALY.


NAFLka, June s. -pFoi. ralinisrt states that
1tount reAuttus has bsea In IN unusual ttats Of
&;i,atlop for soA,e days, sbowtu2 u niyat ats u
t.s mouth OF tls uoH etstsz recently opeLcd,
xi>tse xhleh 11us N tortnrd.
, 1877-06-06

DosroN, Mass, juno b.-S4mur1 Warhunt e'eo
OF hydsophnhia at SauQus Centre, Mass. this morn
Ing. lie was bttentwo months ago, and The syaap'
loIn4 OF thg di4ea4e were Mgl-dsa1cd.
, 1877-06-06

DETHIxuvx. Pa, Juno o.-us tho p'amatesss
discharge Of blasE IN stone .qusssy near ba'n:
Pa, james Walton wa4 instantly killed, saa
Abssham Frye fatally Injured.
, 1877-06-06
Indications that Those Of tie Act
ors Not Mnrderera Arc
Idiots,
Added Indication that One Actor
Is Both Murderer and Idiot.
6imilia 6imilihus Cnrantur Not Con.
aidered Tenablo Hypothesis
at Ashton.


Mes ;eass VII. % IT, so*a s IT, VIA sssvsa ,os % =.
possession sDd ~efe not gu. q hls sIaet Until d.
,lrsssa to coson'F Mie"x: The 'ga ohlsct Of t!a
yantu,e TINT tha st,,,,sch md fts ron.
tents bapied to the % coroupr. @ mi b. by tbe
sl !, lin aasasd sn osa to eos. s,shns
eear Int s a s,s So
cross examination dlrectsd to making out ,bat by
sumo means somebody might have pnt roisoa In
the Son'an > sumaen altet nse eestn- !ao .esa'
uoh5 u fro'. Haihes ~ 70 inc uhaah9 OF tw1eo as
WAS found contained IN .he stomach proved 1nd4r-
pnsae,y that tho poison had been takea By tho
m usn 11rsr,ua,
and absorbed Into ths circuatIon. uo wsa 1ucs.
TONED Win tho as,no.t paftisaisrlty - 70 ii !he
up in : clean Sotss bctoro being lanaUd 10 t6s
Coroner. s9 that there waaia ha;e bsau 10 tampst.
oily poInt mado Gy tue csoss.e e1amtnasiun wa to
eIlclt'fron,. him that gangrcnc waa found In tho
" 's epSe, sss e nsPa %asst ss hs 81;
Nts. sicuhee' death
NIGHT HAyE nEHN cAusHD M THE t,axonrxa
":|ssd = :; :.!yssnss; II: s.Fe er ;Ss
stato Wilt % va tno caasc Of NJ. act,lcos Tua,h.
A1tes .ops .P4tring oetxeeu counsel, the question
was excluded on tho ground that II shUuld %hayo
been asked On the direct examination. 80 the
t.mony in tho that the death Of Mrs. Mcthec
was cansed by atrycnnlne, i'rof IIainca having
been careful 10 g!se h!s opinion Of tho deAt6
"cheulicalIy speaking"
LR.cu.
The next wttness called was william !. Leech, a
druggist at Ashton who testjtxj hc served his IN.
presilce4hip In London Ha was a-keI whether ke
had known Mir, k4mapthh Wcuhee, liz had.
Vas she dead, lie teiiertd she mas dead. ubjec.
tlon wns made: and Illustrating Tho obkusenees
which eharnctesixes peop!e Ia the wtucas i. box he
answered, ''l believe shs IL dead, because raw
rato thst be enw thu pos. tnottcm roaIo,
Leech testified that ao.ne time before February
hs had i consctsation As hts drug store with Me-
nine. lie dld not remember much Of tho couycF-
Ahtton hof tte3shnn m.tn,l hn,w -, MI, IL
, 1877-06-06
CUBA, ,


1HH T14 On gVH3T0HEHS-
LosDox, juno s. "A special from Berlin lxys tbs
statements which hare been pnblshed that the
Norcranents Of En2land. Germany, and Spain
ha.s coms 10 Al understanding with respect to
the t4x2tlun Of British spd German subjects ip Gu
Ia turn out to bs incorrect Gefu14ny aud En-.
gland bare objected to 8n} wss luz a i'll.
, 1877-06-06
GREAT BRITAIN,


LnNnav. .tumn a.-The .M0rI. Ldhe Ekprtts. In
Ia uncklY review Of the corn trade, aays: vegcta.
Him Is very hackwafd. having nude little prugfcss
,n'cr tho 1arsh weather whch prevailed In May.
1t II probable tEat tho acreage under wheat IL
hr9cr this rear Than In 1879, owinx to the moro
favorable tccd.t,mc but the harvest will entirely
tcpcnd upon futurc weather, which up to the pres.
tut has not given protn!so Of large yield. Tho
Irowt Of all cereals las bccn retarded. Ths stock
II Engi nh wheat In farmers hsnds Is now vety
XIV, ~ tho recent rlss In value wns too tempting
% be resisted, and tho mnjotlty OF hold.
.rs sold out freely ~ soon ~ symptoms
u a reaction set In. The offerings both
It Mark Lane and in the county hayc bccu ycsy
ncagre. nnd In spite Of &hs downward tendency
u prices holders Of the little remaining wheat
teadfastly refused 10 sell At less money, feellng
tonndent TINT tho ANIMAL scarcity would shortly
srng quotations up again. AZ buyers hava not
,ccn o! the same Idea, business Inns leon almost at
'.ttnndstilI and .aes could only have been made at
svo consecutive weeks OF large Imports Of foreign
wheat, little e!to hnt depression eonin he looked
ourse Of Sasines. ii Salk Lane Until rridsy ia, ,ast
wien steadcr lone was apparent. has eenn 1stlcfs
ind uncertain. Prices ate fully 10 shtl!lngs per
cradle uncertainty prssalle ~ to tho fpturo course
Of thu wheat trade. On tho one hand VIC hare m
he as Il r. r.
~ Es oSs, 1 bnn
eeems ltcly 10 Se % p y an estensiso
outward movement iron, Germany. North Russia.
been much lmpedr by The long. wet season The war
ei.hsr ssde. and f9r the prs'snt ahe su!nen,s Of
ment. fIcm the Julie. but be;ond tais bushes.
The, ~ IN make has been heavy and rapid.
Mixed African, which few weeks since ea.lIy
, 1877-06-06

THE IultE.
JRnoM1 TARx.
NEw Yon., juno 5.-At Joroms Park to.day tha
drst race, ono mile dasb, wa won br Fue.t,,n
Red Coat second. pauntlsss third. Time, Hay.
For tho Wcstcheater Cup. two and one- quarter
mi1es. there were thfes ssazters. The rnes wa
won " Tom 0caIttfee: Athlete second, Fellow.
craft third. Tlne; 400.
,s;:s x: oa X zoGssS ss sa'aashsa1.
third. Tlmo. 3:1o.
Ths sraa@ tdas. National R..on:p Rhs1s1s:p %
third. rins, 4:ls. N' DeA1"e''
CINCINNATI. So.
the spring meeting Of the Qncen City Jockey Club
The weather VAS cloudy, tho running track heavy,
'na ssfs IT. T sn a.. e al assfc
Luz Rsq .s sn E, R pn:,S aeeS1rt 5 Tiff TiHpas
sta,tsd: ~ sa.o, on By Lapland Time s27A. Veni
ss?. ss s ~ s.s e.; ss sso &c.
I'm T.1'1 MURPHY; r,,loa LSsa. oisssev, snd Oad
&c ~; won Ss;Eos astsne,d =
Ths @ sseond heat and the race were won b5 Glasgow
a hs.ry r.In poured down during this race. rh.
stnSk W. saa Of mud md water.
-, Tne tnrd s rseefSs en t6e Ctasinn9t! 1sdies ske
nominations and aevon starters, ,-solIcltor. Crap.
sas sa, 5u a
! !atter In 1:25A. ardpples second, Julia jackson
DUBUQUE, IA.
apenfd1 NspaatA u M 7ttbun&,
DUBUQUE, Ia, Juno 6.-lhe juno taccs opened
tlis afternoon, with good Weather md 4. fair H.
sSe 5 ~. rs: Sts ;sne sa d III n no.
running @ re; There were ten entries in the 3:2d
:s e2t;ssa b 4 ! :5ssss sss; sas: R:' T. si sd
A,ecrta fourth. IN tho $50 race. purae Of $500,
eight entries, the af't money VA taken b. Mcdoe,
ne co@af ssscna st2snsss .hs ill., sst sad
Clifton fourth. Ia tho novelty rsso t!,eto wara
entered by Thomas 1ones, swedena,. M, won III
quarter. half thrse. quarter, and mile stakes but
1sao saarop st P'on ill., oot e. b1 w1 w.
races Will be continued tomorrow, when a latge
crowd II expected from different pazts Of The Wei
Eastefn Circuit meeting !: Myssis Ps1k io.d.y. 5 tss
2::'2 cssa rAee, parse $500. resulted ~ follows:
tomss: ..'''''......"'d
Gsin,YSniYe
s:33 a:ai aa: Ills,
The second race, 2:5o class, purse $500, rc.
3,SEsf;: TIN ff;;i;::::::::.::::::":::::::"::: ;5f5
fahnE dn r.;;'.s..''......s.... ...''..."
''u' aaMsaii, aaii a:aI 3:4
MusKkuoN, MICH.
Special NxIdtcA to 113 7,isnn4
MusKEuoN, Mich.. JuHe t.-Follow3ng Is tho
summary Of the 2 III race:
4::a:siW; a:asi a:s3, lis;
THE OAR.
POSTPONED,
, 1877-06-06
FIRES.


AT AAUK CITY,
5psetaI ntspdtch to 71s 1ftsuxG
MADISON. Wis.,. Jnns a.-Ths Village Of Sank
City, OIL, ,tha Wisconsin River. had = sesious ars
Sunday night. de.tIoy!ng eight bu!ld!nrs Ia this
bustntsa portion Of tho Town. loas about 3l0 0Qo,
partly InsuFed,
, 1877-06-06

RUN OVER AND KILLED.
Special DtspdseA to 11s 7r5suAA
CAIRO ILL.,, June 3.-A suction foreman nameu
John purs was run over and Instantly Killed oy
switch .euglne In tho yavds OF tho llinoss Central
ltaiiroAd In this city tAls evening. uu laa'9
wife and two children.
, 1877-06-06

8ptcsai ntspascA to 7as 1fiegna
ALwAukxk, Via, Juus "a a.s tonight
damaged the stock and building Of G, II. Swst.
lsRd. sobacconist ana Z B. French, tailor, to ths
amount ot about u. O01.
, 1877-06-06

- ]AAe~At ~ AVtetks !
Bradley. II Manning, l.
Thfcs. bass hlu1ulenu, J.
and fcteEa; Spa1diug alone.
Total hases on casaa htts-ChlcnRo, Is, Cinelu.
natl. II.
F!sst base on eFtor.-ntuss, !: retcts, /; Glenn,
natl. !.
Lett On baaet-MeVeY, q. Ausou, II Glenn. e;
Foley. I; Mathews, i. Chica9o. u; Cincinnati, 8.
la.sed balls-hlcVey, 2; 1Ilcts, /.
Wild pltches-Aathows, !.
umptfe- Cons.
NOTES. -
The game plaJed Yesterday by Glenn was much
tho oest 10 las eyer shown ii Ch!eago, iis csics
Of Jones' lons pit In ihe third inning was nsver *.
both excellent. Adj tho record of hIs battng aud
vii! sa'i!, appear that IL ~as great day for
Apart from The battInz. which shows for tsrtf in
the stoFc, anl the double rlAJs,uote1 above, there
"E!e Me ho easssu!alnas3 tkets " hotlee.
uI. ns .a1 ~ so III, .uu a E .% ~ meA sfeY Pkyso "
sxsx "xo H. ..s,H ~ - ~ ~ .ss TX ~ ~ nho io
, 1877-06-06

Chicago and Matuals Of JAnesviiIo was won by III.
Matunla-Oto u. f1ase. e.hits-Mntuals, ii: Fair.
banks. 2. ....
HonsaiLayiLtB, Mt.
HonskLLavILLK, N. r, Juus E.-DhsS. hstt.
Memphis Reds. Q; iinrnc1s. 2.
BOSTON.
Bosrox. Iuno h-Dase. bali: Boston, Q, In.
dianapols, /.
, 1877-06-06

THE OAR.
POSTPONED,
DosToN, June h.-The Ross -plaisted racs at S.
John ;was POSTPONED on account Of rough water.
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