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MAXWELL.

As Gen. Grant has just been hon.
ored with "the freedom of the city uf
London it may be interesting to state
what is implied by this ancient cere-
mony. 1t is simply this-a small slip
Of parchment inscribed with the title
OF the person to whom it is presented
guarantees to the holder and his chill
dren forever, the right to live and
trade within the city, without hayin.-
TO pay tax on the goods as they are
brought through the gates. It ex-
empts the person from naval aud mil.
itary service and tolls throughout the
United Kingdom. It insures to his
children the care Of the Chamberlain,
who in case they are left orphans takes
care Of their property till they arrive
at ajority. The parchment, which
bears the seal of the Lord Mayor ana
Chamberlain, is inclosed in gold box
and is intended as an heirloom The
presentation of it is always attended
with royal ceremonies in which The
city Ottlclals with their robes OF Office
are the principal actors. The Lord
Mayor makes an address, and tenders
to the person the keys of the city
which are touched and handed back.
when the procession is formed, amhi
great pomp, and following certain
streets always travelled on such occa-
sons to certain point, where they ave
formally received by the militia. TIE
distinguished honors thus conferred
upon Gen. Grant, were conferred upon
William of Orange, the Duke of Marl-
borough, Lord Nelson, the Duke VI
Wellington, the Shah Of Persia, the
Sultan of Turkey, the Gar of Russia,
Napoleon III, and other less truly
great men than Gen. Grant.
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BANGOR, Me-, June 21.-The fol-
lowing dispatch was received from the
Carleton side Of the river, dated 4
O'Clock this afternoon "The fire is
now under control, Fifteen thousand
people are homeless. No household
ELECTS Of any account were saved.
Abou: 500 acres are burned over.
Estimated loss, S20,OOO,OOO; insur-
ancc, about S5,O00,O00. Thirty bo
dies have been recovered, and as many
more are missing"
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awoke from its long sleep.

it awoke from its long sleep. 1t is
hoped that the vent thus found may
serve to relieve the county from the
earthquake plague by which it is para
lyzed The Grecian Archipelago-the
third great sea of volcanic force in
Europe-was visited by several erup-
tions in 1878. The Island of Santorin
is especially referred to by Prof. Fuchs
as being IN constant agitation, though
no damage was done.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-06-27

The GAINESVILLE people are greatly
amused at the habits of the Gipsis.,
encamped in the vicinity, and large
numbers visit the camp Sundays
Last Sunday noted young man named
Jim visited the camp and made love T..
one of the dark-eyed, dirty, beauties
She wanted to tell Jim . fortune, bur
he, more intent on courtship, paid -
much attention that her Gipsy lo1es
went up to Jim and gave him one, tae"
and three, on the nasal organ. Jis,
was more than satisfied, and now he -
called "Gipsy jim"
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Rock River Mills.

NHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
4 chased of M. Blanchard his Custom and
FIGURING Mill, will continue to do general
milling business. Orders for Flour can be
left at the store of Henry Pritzaf' or at the
Bakery of Woodland l. Stone, or at the mill.
Flour delivered in any part of the city.
KOENIG, WOODARD l. CO
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TEWELER, has recently opened Jew
y elry Store III Johnsons block, corner
Main and lst street where he will keep
Constantly on hand a large stock OF
Watches, Clocks, JeWelry, Silver and Pla-
ted Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
to repairing Watches, Clocks, JeweIry
&C. and warranted to give satisfaction
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". G.. SPALDING.
Eugene GGeEdneT.
IIAAILIN G FORD,

WATERToWN Lumber Yard. Lumber
w Of every description Lath and
Shingles constantly on hand and for sale at
the Lowest Market Price, at the Milwaukee
Depot. IFatertown. Wis.
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4. GRITZNER.

NASHIOEABLE Barber and Hair Dres-
i ser. Shop under Post Office, Brook 5
Block, Watertown, WIS. The best of Hair
Dye used warranted to fold color for eight
weeks
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is done with the greatest neatness and pune
tuality: and every care taken TO give entire
satisfaction. He thanks the public for the
liberal patronage he has heretofore received,
and solicits all TO call and give his goods a
thorough examination, as he is confident he
can please both as to quality and price.
F. " KURZWEG.
Watertown, May lst, 1876. 27
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in the city, consisting OF the latest and
most fashionable styles of Ladies, Gentle
mems and Children's Wear. He deals with
none but the most reliable eastern manu-
facturers, and has a heavy and choice as
sortment of Ladies French Kid Button.
French Kid Polish, Ladies Box-Toe Shoes.
Ladies Box-Toe Slippers, and al other var
ieties most in demand. aud most substau-
tial. BE has a splendid stock Of Ladies
goods from Reynolds Bros, Utica, n. Y.
which are not surpassed
He has been carefu. in the selection of
all his stock, particularly with reference to
ser7lceable qualities and beauty of finish.
He invites the public to examine his stock.
He warrants all goods.
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Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
Professional and Business Cards $500 year.
Business notices in local Column 10 cents per line
or first insertion. aud FIVE cents for subsequent
Insertions.
Advertisements not accompanied with directions,
will be inserted till forbid and charged for accord
nglv
, 1877-06-14
TEE EUROPEAN ARMIES.
anna

VIENNA. juno 13,-Certain signs point 10
Thursday or Friday next ~ tho date for cross-
ing the Danube. Just before that operation takes
place, It is expected tho Car will Issue mani
frsto. It is again rlmorcd TIM. safyet Pashu
has requested tho Sultan to intrust him with
peaec 1lissIon u Plofcstf.
BERLIN, June 13-PrIvata intelligence Is re-
ccircd TINT the Russians intend To cross the
Un1,ubc June %.
VIENNA, June 13-Snfc!man Pasha started
yesterday to rcvictunl Nlctscs for a year.
THE MoNrENE0RiNg.
VIENNA, juno 13.-For some days past tho
impression has been growing III Russian circles
that tue Montencgrins arcnot able tocontlnuc TO
resist tho overwhelmingly superior forces Of tho
Turks, and tho Austrian Government WAS
sounded aa to how fur It might be disposed to do
something to prcrcnt thclt brinx crushed.
CoNs1AxTlsopLK, juno 1a-Am official tele-
gram june 10 says suloltnan Pasha has forced
tho cutrancc Of Du1a Pass, after q sanguinary
battle, and Is advancing on Nicalcs. Thu Mon.
tcnegrtns arc in full retreat. Bulcimnn's juno
tton with TWO other Tusksh corps Ia expected
Immediately.
, 1877-06-14

' NEW YoRK, juno 13.-Many OF those who
were at the reception Of the Manhattan Club
Inst evening assembled at thu Fifth Avenue
uotel to-day to bid farewell to uov: Hendricks
ond wife prior to their departure for Europe IN
the steamer scythta. Among them were c1'
Gov. Tildcn, L!cutGoy. Dorshcimcr, Augustus
schcll, John Kelly and vile, 3. 8. Cox and
wife, cx.Ooy. John r. Hoffman, ueorGc T!cknor
Curtis, Abrom 4. Hewitt, Col. pclton and wife,
joaquin Miller, Edwin +. Meatlc, John T.
Agncw, Fernando Wool, IIicster Cly,ncr, Gordon
". burnlsan. II. l.. Cutting, Edward Coope!.
William Beach Lawrence Of Rhule Island,
Or, Sayre, L. s. Cleveland Of Connecticut, Sur
rogalc Calvin, ex-Mayur Wickham, john J:
bradley, mud Senator Herman. On a4rourt Of
tho ebt-ttde tn tlt AFTERNOON, tho 8cythta !ay
Vi Dcdloc's lsla,,d, whcso ths passengers wsro
taken on hoaul. ThcHe was no demonstration
uron tho a7riya! Of the e1-loycrnor and party
When tue party reached the steamer they went
trst to in.pect the tatlc. 4 iargc bed OF roses,
on wl,lcI. wcrc tho words Bun VoyaEe," sent
by William VanWycls and Willla 3. tatnc. vas
placed by their seats at tho first table. AZ
u'clock tGc rcycnuc-cutteF came aeongs!de tho
Scythia, with Collector Arthur md Thomas
Murphy IN boarl. Atcr the usual dcmonstra-
tiens ii rcspcct and good-by were given: tue
cutter returned aul the Scythia steamed down
the ulY.
, 1877-06-14

has entered the Russian district OF Achaifcli,
and threatens the Russian communication with
Asdahan. Should the Turkish commander suc-
eced, the vIctualtng Of tue Russian armies will
be very difficult.
oLTf AND PExAE AGAIN.
On the approach Of the three flying col
umns sent by s.uxlltar Pasha against tho 1sus-
sfan right wing, the Iluseians not only evaetl-
atcd OIt, hut also renak, at the foot Of the pass
over the KanlY range leading to Arlahan. Both
TIT and pcuak were reoccuplcd by tho Turks,
who also went In pursuit Of tho Ratsiana.
ExFi.ANATloN.
Tho abovc Is not from the immediate scene Of
operations. and previous dispatches slated that
tile Russians were withdrawing from tho dtrcc-
tlou Of EFzeEoum, In order TO prosecute the
aiege OF Kars, reduce II and keep ttcis rear FREQ
from attack. Tic Grand Duke Michael, Com
mant1cr.tn-chief Of tho Russian armies In Asia,
commenced personally to reeonnolter Kass on
tho 9th lust.
UNSUCCESSFUL AoHT1Es.
Tho news frotn Asia Minor to-day Is unInpor-
tant. The Turks at Kars havc mado several
aorttes, but were repe1led with some loss.
CHANGER.
CoNsTAN f1xor1E, June e13.~-Moustapha Tew-
pasha has bceu appointed Commandant.o of Kars.
Derrfsh Past1a asrivcd hero from 8alonica to
take tho command Of the Batouu division OF
the Turkish army.
BAToux.
At Batoum the Russians nre pushing thclr
Siege works. Kelnforcenents are greatly need.
cd. Without relief, the troops there will be-
como tired out. Turkish officers arc despond-
Cut.
, 1877-06-14


NEW YoRx, Juns 13-Thc sale Of yearltngs
colts belonging to August Belmont cains on
nea. Babylon, Long 1slaud. The prices paid
averaged $523, aud the sale was most sattslae-
tory. Nine yearling colts, sc!ona Of the very
best raelug stock In any country, perfect II
form, and presentlug Ill tho familiar algus@ @ Of
Older Loret.s were not wanted, and had t. bo
returned 10 tho stable. Tho bidding
was most spirited or. ths yeafliugs Pirate.
Auasilnc, and Lord Lytton. T9g tive iY1'nSr
drst bringing Sf,075 and Tho seeoaa eSoo Tho
third tell 10 Lii, d. D, Wlthert for $3.50. These
ths lLshe.t prices ata; Ths s9t Ess
twUygas.ojd iurtu. Bclmuat's on1y Eeason fur
lIsposlng Vi tlls fine lot Of coils vas because he
was oyerstoeked, not having stable room 10! n!e
horses, X. ". Cunpsun also sold today eight
yearllux and a-ycar-o1ds Tor ~ aggregate ot
Is, 4Ul, The highest price being paid by Lorlard-
&S75-fus . bay lilly by Eclipse, out Of lu,cSA1ys
, 1877-06-14

the steamer. We followed him With real
alacrity. leaving tic poor Greek priest behind.
The mob getting annlewhat furious, gathered
ma that tic situation wa critical, and we must
be very careful what We wore about. I
mention this n common fairness TO Mr. lscntlc
to show that he was perfectly cool. We had
f,ustlcd, but threatentngiy near tt-~wileu hack
came the Turkish Nayal Captain Will tnstruc-
t!ons To turn back, md. putting hls arms out
With 1,cnacinE OR, dcclarol that even tic
said lie was on his waY to the paslla, and
warned the gentleman who was barring III, pro9.
ress. lad slipped through wbilc thu alterra-
tlon was ,g9nE on. Our Consul suddenly
..,,pushs;d ~ :" tle Captain, out ot The ,.ay, ana
1t was q most emphatic puAh. and caused great
sensation among the crowd; It also caused the
Turkiah Captain much surprise.
llnvc afncc been told that t,e Is fair officer.
and that he restrained himself from retaliation
bccauac he remc1nhercl salonica, but he hnti
no legal right to tukc the Representatives Of
the Queen and The. United States prisoner
.ny all sese a 'oS %assvep aS p my se bs .a
about Mr. Rcatlc's tnlscretion In 'push-
Ing" + Turkish otIiccr in tho lace
Of an angry rurktsh csowti. my most ca!culat~
tng sna f'ied opinion Is that tLis part,suiar
Danube. Only those present could Judge. Cou-
sul Keasie--a gentleman wln, Is nearcr W than
to ai,ow % Tho s'' crowd nd that Angto.sa1ons weie
not to lie int!mfdated wAca they arc iolnE
tfeir duty. and that IL prevented mis-
clief. ~ tho Turkish Captain was evidently
blun,icring Into delivering i. ali three Into the
the Foreign O1ee's 0wn mind -fescrVed. aInia-
blc, cautious, and accused Of being iMpcttious
to requests for iav0rs not laid down In Lis In
structoDs. But HI remembered lis function OF,
>fcf, 0hrFA4 hHff Rrff{r1,
, 1877-06-14
WILL IL PAY?
1 QugsTloH WHICH CONSERVATIVE DRAocRATs

WILL. cUNeiDHA,
apsetal NEpaseA 10 III TStsaA&
WAsu1auvox, u. t., Junu 1S--For somo
weeks pas, sono vi tho slEewdeat Republican
polIticlsus in The country havv believed thst the
grsa, sensation Ut The fall session Of Congress
will not bs tho expected attack on President
Hayes and somv Of bis political advisers, how
erer pronounced aud vigorous that may be. but
will be tuttcad movement On tho part Of the
Democrats 70 declare Hayes not elected, aud to
take measures tor the recognition Of I1tden.
Thu speeches Of Tildsn aad Hendricks last night
In New York are By such Hspublieans regarded
u very alguiAcaut Ths view taken OF these
speeches here IL that thgy vere carefully pre-
paIed after full Consultation with the prominent
democrats who were present. and okhess Ut llka
psouiucnce In yarioua parts Of the country. It
l. tho belief that both Mr., Tudsu Aud ME. ueu-
dslgks
KNEW wukx TIE OTHER WAs 10 SAT,
and TINT thu whole affair, 70 1as - the &1l-
nouugement Of ths pemo<tatIc position Is con-
cesue1, was of ths must deliberata character.
Turrc ars several Eastesn Republicans Of ae-
knowledxel saga4Ity and prominent standing
who express the opiuion that tue Deulocssfa afe
hooking to thu carly eoutrol Of the Senate u
we'll I. the House, with tho intention, tha n1o-
iueut thsy obtaiu II, ~ scfusu u inako further
appropriations for President Hayes, and &a see'-
usnlxe I1Idc;, in,teal. 4nl appropriate only UP
un hlx cstiuiates-
, 1877-06-14


NEW Yoax, June 1d.-FAe complaint 10 THO
suit against samuel ]. Hlacu BY the United
states to recover taxes alleged to bs due by tho
defendant on his tuconB from 1S9l to lS7l, both
years Inclusive, has beeu dled IN ths United
Gtates District Court. The amounts alleged 70
" dus aggregate, with Gusts ard interest;
that III, Tbouas lialIand, counsel for 1lden,
viii soou argue In support Of dsnarFss y tue
complaint, based AZ the si4im that, ~
ths Assessors In 1tlden's district assessed
lin, on estluates InasIe BY Themselves tor tho
E,cater portion Of thu pcrloo Covered, ls having
!ailcu to ulaks anY rvtu1n, tue GoVcsninent -
bound hY tielr xesio", aud tzanuot prosecute !;
also that BIZ. 'Vildcn Gap4ot be sued 1os hola.
paylncat excerpt fur tho year ls7l, on aosount o.
this statute OF limitations.
, 1877-06-14
GENERAL.

sAoF'
nERlaa' Juno ia gentleman ea'l'nR NM
se't BARON hsaat' Aess'aa ho''!en,ah, WIS ar
festco LOW aays ago u io1est, W t'le '1us-
sums anu II Is slateo 'aa@ Ate1 snoft 1f'a luz
pF'soucf was shot'
cAf9uAan:
IoSsfAa7iaoFLs' SuHc Ao+-1 Ycsse' "h1e'.
was about " discharge cargo Of lao barrels et
gahpo~def at Cfcte nus oeeh eapt"sea W larx-
LII war scsssla'
.. PnisoSEha'
CoNsFANTiSoPLf' juno 1A-!Wo Capta'ns ~
thu Russian torpedo-boats recently sunk ut the
H,linn nn,i}, t,f the Dani1be one mn ENGLISH
49,. 49,, a., a.to, ~, A,aor,.sn ~ h"o,,
.aa" a. NJ 9. ~ -. 1., 1"s. 49,, ' ~"
expected to-day At coustantlnoplc.
RUSSIAN LOAN,
A. pvrrnsnrm1,. .Innc 1a-Au rmn.r,a,
,t,. 49,, s"t p,'t"s, n" IL ~
fo,eig,,.s pcr cent ioan Of s,ooo,ooo of s1oo
encl,, parable 10 bearer, and rcieemablv by
.,,,,,,,i ,1~o,nno a. tho rs,a ~ n.r crt m Tin
nominal capltal' for Which special fluid will to
provided.
sxRvIA.
VIENNA, juno la.-.1ust q. tue moment when
rse aan n s". mn.." ~
f'oestl INFORMATION es'acs taae hussa a'as 'at''
mated Ear moro positively than ever bcfore that
It IL her will that serga should keep 4loof from
Tho nrr.cnt uar. which eannot but lend tn tl,a
tne pssstu. ua s,a, 'sa, ana o, ,, ~! the ~
suppos1tion 1nas "nat aaa1'y 'noat+u '"s c1H
to accept tho vlslt may ba the will to fe'nose
any doubts Of Bervla about whHt Was expected
Of her.
yoru.x,.
80 s.
PAhls, Juno la-Accosdlhg 10 news from
Plolestt, Prince Charles has offered tho cooper
ntlou Of thp Koumanlan army on conditions
"u'ea aset' !" p'''s'p'o ~>eop'1''' ~ >3'' ''"''
sloa stau+
1ss,a,1a:st. ~ aMIane *x teaat's aos'ua| ma.]s
Rus1cunx. Mny iS-6n reucbimw i;lurpeyo
f,,,r1 ,i,at II, ...,,n,tnicat1on n"tvren ths tvn
nmns ~ ;}s ~ nan,,ss l,as hter, ,,,obih;tr,t hv
~ ,n,ittsrv .nthor,,i.s r. hnys trSvc5nI
,i~ht nnI .Iav s.,nr tSS1 ar aG0o mrs to rearh
, 1877-06-14
pJO1ESTI.
CORRESPONDENTS 1AYFt.FI.


10y Catit TO TIE Chicago 7,1lant.l
. LONDON OFTIcE OF THE Cutc4uo TRIBUNE,
SALISBURY STngET, ". c., Juno l3.-ruE
TRIBUNE correspondent at bucharest tele-
graphs; ~ was at Ploiesti this morning.
Tho Car is looking worried and III.
ut il impossible to predict what q day may
bring forth, oil army maneuvros being yeilod
iu tho utmost secresy. II should soy what
I think the message would not 10 allowed 70
be transmitted. Several correspondents hare
already been placed under arrest."
TnE TRIBUNE special correspondent
writes from Ibrail under date Of June 8,
giving an account OF tic
TORPEDO EXPLOSION, a..
which, not having been published, was prob
ably suppressed by the Russian authorities.
Tho letter says that on tho previous day
train carrying army goods was on ita way
from Galatz to 1brail, having Oh board tor"
pedo Of English manufacture, technically
called tho Whitehead or Fish torpedo.
When about hall way, near whore the zoad
strikes the Danube, tue torpedo
ACCIDENTALLY E1RlopEp,
blowing tho entire train to atoms, killing
the engineer. fireman, md brakeman, md
tearing up the track for distance Of quar-
ter Of mile. The correspondent visited
the spot, and found inextricabls confusion
, 1877-06-14
THE MINNESOTA ELECTION.

MixxxArol1s, Aluu.. June 13-Alnaeapolis
gave h0o minority In tayur Ut paying ths old
bunds, Aus tho measure was b&lly defeated
throul. hs,ut ths wlule State, tha Fote 4taa0io&
ntallY : " atsauat PaysnGns-
, 1877-06-14
LILLE WAX.
London Papers Discuss the
Speeches of Derby
and Salisbury.
Tho Pail Mall Gazette Effect
ually Riddles tho Lat
ter's Effort
Account of a Torpedo Explo-
sion on q Russian
Army-Train
Reports Current that Great
Battle Is Progressing
ut Kars.
The Turkish Garrison at Batoum
Hard Pressed by the Be-
siegers.
British Interests as Defined
by the English Foreign
+. Minister.
Turkish Reports Of the Defeat and
Rout Of the Montenegrins.
ItussIa Again Advises Scrvfa to
Iscmntn Neutral.


ENGLAND.
THE grEECHEs or HAL1BDUnY AND DERBY Cnrt-
lc1sED.
[By Calls 10 7hs CAItdgo Tribunal
LONDON Ozz1oE or Tue CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
SA11snunY SrnxET, ", G., Juno 13.-Natu-
rnlly enough tho chiof topic for editorial dis
cussion today has been tho spocchos Of
Lords Salisbury ind Derby at tho merchant
tailors' meeting. Tho remarks Of the morn-
Ing pnpers aro acrimonious or lnudatory, ac-
cording to their respective viows
ON THE wAn QUESTION,
but Of oil probably tho criticism Of the Pail
AaA Gaz<th this evening most clearly rep
rosents tho prevailing scntimout Of the poo
plo. It says: "That tho progress Of Russia in
Central Asin has beon long regarded By tho
closest and most capable observers aa
troublesome, and increasingly troublesome, to
English ruls In 1nlia Ia true, md We do not
belioyc that tho
PnoIEsTAT1oNs or CoATRMrT
for such movements On the part Of official
persons aro anything more than an exagger-
a.ed display Of official discretion" After
reviewing tho Marquis Of sal,sbury's promi-
mont connection with tho famous Confer
cnce, tho editorial concludes by asking:
"How far does anger at cur most natural,
inevitable, and humilinung failure at Con-
ssaatinoplo inspire mind which, in such
matters, lis 90 worry human? What, in short
Is ho driving ut, mud
WHAT ARE U1a MoT1yEs7
Wo havo right to oak this.' It is not Lord
salisbury's private buainess, to 10 decided
from personal predictions. and though 10
see1ns to think that II tho Government eoos
wrong and joopatlizes tho future Of tho
country, the sabblo will be suftlcIontty con'-
pensated BY the honor Of driving fro1n Office
pcraouagoH 60 distinguished as tho Ma,quia
Of Salisbury, 10 tAarcin mistakes hts posi-.
hon, und onrs."
To any ono conversant with tho tona Of
tho London papers It will ba seen thai
this Is about tho strongest language thai
cal 10 used. It moods no further comment.
, 1877-06-14
SPAIN.
n 1t.hA&KN.

R,LpAo, Juua 1l-'rlo Government has Re-.
leased iRTsoiIs who were reccully arersied.
provincial Icputat!on& becoming security for
shc!r gool behavior.
several Republicans have Geeu arrested In dit.
{ereot pazts Of uuipuxcua. =.
, 1877-06-14

CoAsrAHTIaoFLE, June o13-Wcduesday Even
ing.-The Sultan is staying ut the Ministry OF
War awaiting news from Kars, where great
tattls IL progressing.
AUsslAh COMMUNICATIONS IuRKAT1AEp.
LONDON, JUG LA Turkish detachment
, 1877-06-14
TOO CHEAT.
10 ia Tkst<En Attpcf4lkd Hte4f.
FIRES.



Ge<ciai Dtepdteh to 1as Tribune.
BKLotr, Wis, June 13.--A sudden Gre broke
out this afternoon at o'clock IL tbs engine
room Of the Rock River Paper Company's mill.
Altpr m hours l,arl work by the SILL Com
pany's efficient force anl tho frcmen tho afe
was checked, saving an lninensc loss to tho
Company.
, 1877-06-14
GERMANY.

pKAU.
DAEMsTApT, June la..-LudWig ILL.,, Grand
Duke Ut 1tessc, is drnd.
REMOVED.
I.aApox. IOne l:A-.A Berlin dispatch says
tho Ecclesiastical Court las sentenced the
Bishop Of Ltulburg to tetlsoSal ftou, ollte.
, 1877-06-14

RAvAuEG ~ LoCut1B.
Malta. June 13+-Aexounts trum Tripoll au1
Barbasy statv that an AREA OF lou miles has been
devastated by locusta. Tllo crops are entirely
destroyed. aud talal,v IL believed to b0 ilulni-
ueuL severe dAtsc4s already prevails.
, 1877-06-14
HOLLAND.


AMSTERDAM, June lA-'rhe biennial election
OF half OF ths members oi the secopd Chamber,
to replace thoss retiring by rotatlon, resulted
tu the return vi ali tho Llberal&.
, 1877-06-14

AT OVll3% MlCl1s
DETROIT, June lI-The shook MILL OF Bergen
D. Co. and large quantity Of shocks, heading,
and dressed stavcs were destroyed BY fire st
Ovid, Mich, this morning. Loes between S3o,-
zoo and 90, 0,00o; Insurance light
, 1877-06-14
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, D. G.. Juna Ill !. m.-For
The Lake Region. neariy stationary barometer,
stationary or rising temperature, partly cloudy
weather, arcas Of light ruin, and southcsly
winds. ....
xuoAL obsxnyArios.