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Wonderful Throes Of the Ocean
Witnessed at Hawaii,
Hs'' Of Water from Ten 10 Thfty Feet uigh
R1shes npon Tie Land.
Wharyes and Houses Disappear with
the Retiring Sea.
Tho Cause Of This Oceanic Stomach.
Ache nt Last Discovered.


EAHFnixctsco. CAL. Mav3f.-Hv thu sY,r., NJ
The City OF Sydney wc have an occount from The
NAV IN - s....s. ~, ~ 'uo eiea. ".hI Wye u
or.1. -, ;" ""fe oeeuttso s'H1"lAHe'
g - u'el the Srohp. At kAhaulf+ on the Island
~ Asu'. INC Frat nnntual suhsldencc Of the sea
Wns noticed about nuarter hcfoye Il Tn the no,n
Ing. An obaerser In this tovn. who vas near tho
hArtof and saw the exposed reefs. placeh tha oe.
eurrsnce at exactly the samo timr.
!. ]. Pories Of lilo, Hawaii. DIES the moment
sr.t.y... . u o't."he'mcu tHs s'a'hge OK
"a'oke4, ~ ptec'eely o. The shno time; and the
esatemcnt Capt. stnithefs, Of tho whaling bark
cor1olofatea this.
The difference between the highest md ,owest
watcr.nlark ut thu yariout totat,tes nm nzr.rt.tn
to ic Is folowt: nlo on the ca.t lids Of Hawaii,
fe.t. x,1a,ha" nay, & VEL e'ae OF HAWAII ~
s.,,., na"a'has ~eN edc o. Hawaii. feet; Ka.
nl'al' Ho!to s'oc OF Aou'. 29 feet; Lahaa, south
s.oe o! Motl' y feet: Lahalna, fouth side Of
Mont II feet; Honolulu, south side Of Oahu. 4
feet 10 lnehcs: EawljfxIl]. southrnst aidn NJ Ia.
nah, = feet. In so,ne ensc. ~. dIfyoron.e T. 49,,
height of thu wnye mn, f.. orc,nrtod 49, ~ ~
rnndt,rrr.t"r -. 4s W uesv"hteu to' ~ tae
~. ss,,. W ING coase anu outlying reels
aae 1o''o"1hS - an account OF
THE DISASTER At Hiro,
from M eya.wsncas:
We hsyo had = great dl4astct. IL lilo. Thu,sd,y
VA seen 70 rt'e and fall fu unusual anner md Il
TO-, noe.osx m s.ent n ia mighty ~sve washing and
On rre.t tcs, ~ n,e and 1,ont ~ o. o. s sosn Carrying
w.. me pctpend:cuier height Of tho hsa since
zen ueefalnca ~ Iesenr to 'sye bean twelve feet
md three Inches sbovc tho ordinary low water atk t
Watskca.
The dsnsxe was fssahifu'. Every house within a
1he s.eanaIos; yh.,; mi s,n,+ha..s se"p! assy.
storehouse Lr,dss .r,o,s ~ npenes1;
ali n. han;,n., .-oss ."o Nlea"'s sna
Avn, ~ M t,.,.", s",ns aas neoaes wcfe swept
;.nd sn .naa. ana how e ma11 Of r4ins far n-
hs i,,n,. ,ntan 3ere 'ea and nnmtcfs bruised sad
By ooa's on iioolt..
The toats Of shu American whale. .sh.p Pacific can,
s1!tlrsa lsinn in the harbar nrtca nn ~ ,s.
~hu weru swtmtaur Tor ttcI. ,,rS. ~ ~, -. ~ peops
racnc xns lytnr IN f,". @stsa,,. s' - .ne naJ. 4ae
t,ronnarf whrn ~. a'a.s ~" u ~*ter, eat aee
Eou,d bo -",.i mh,,,sa u' ssa seeeasa' ahd then
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came IN hae 1htely been held, and comfy that
r. always hesctofnro given QUO Ncpuh1iesn ma
1ofity hna gone /, 900 Democratic.
THE TEXAN BORDER,
STATE or AFkAlAs DOWN rrrKRR.

: 8pteiai Dtspotch to 7ns 7.toaxA
WAsn1xntox, b. t., May 31.-Many bo|tcyo
Tint tho reports Of Mexican incursions have been
greatly exaggerated. md hare been calculated for
The purpose Of Inducing the Administration 10 In.
crease sl,c military iorcu thero for tho bcncat OF
local traders. seyetat dispatches and letters have
tcen received from persons living on tho lower
Rlo tfaude reporting greater quiet there during tho
last fifteen months than Al any previous ti1o ttnce
1890. Ths explanation OF these conflicting reports
Ia undoubtedly The fact tha. The prceent troubIct
afo not occurring on tho lower Rio 0randc, but In
the vicinity OF Eagle 1'ass, and that thcy arc In
many respects d'tercnt from those complained OF
year ago or more. II IL tEue for several reasons.
Aany of tho cAtlo thieves on tho lower Ito Qranda
arc no longer making ralj4 Into Tcxas, Ap,atortty
of them toned tho army Of Diuz, marched unter
bis comnanu into the interior. md have
NOT fET RETURNED.
Nesdes tl[s' The raids had been. 40
blc belt Of country ii that part Of Texas lid been
almost stripped Of tts stock. Il il undoubtedly
True. therefore. that worry few Mexican inturtfons
have recently occurred fl the vicinity Of Malta.
tnoras. brownsville, and Latelo. while tue oyi.
dcnce Of cittzena living farther ri, tho river, a.
we'll ~ TINT us Gen. 0nl und hts otiiccrs, leaves
no room TO doubt that tho Indiana living Of, McxI.
can territory harc been largely employed recently
10 steal cattle md hortes In Texas, which lnyn
been sold In Mexico. Thcsc asc The raids 81 which
the AdmtnistEutlou now complains to the Mexican
government and In tho supprcason OF which
Gen. Ord Ia authorized to use Vigorous measures.
, 1877-06-01
Tho Chicago Club Defeated by tho
Louisville Club, 3 to /.
Defeat Of the st. Louis Club by tho
Cincinnati Club, II to 2.
The Races Yesterday At Freeport. Ill.,
Programme for To-Day.
Sexton VIM ths Billiard Championship from
Joseph Dion OF Aew fork.
BASEBALL.
TIE cnIcA0os AGAIN pErEATEp.

Special nspateh to 7as 7tthunA
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. May J1.-tiaving reached tho
lowest point in hcfr career in their defeat by tho
clncfnna!ts, tho Chicago champions took ti,a1r
usunl daily defeat with good gsace to-day. It
was case Of simple Inability to ray hall, coupled
with disastrous scheme to be theatrical. which
ended only in being beaten. Tl,c management
wished 10 rest bradley a. much ~ they could,
having In View tho hard work which IL 10 conc,
and they accordingly arranged 10 play Rowe
~ plchor. at least part Of the time,
Tho result WINS tho ioss Of tho gnrpo
In tho first lnning. Latham Was glycn flIs basa
on balls. md was sent home by Hail nn,l Dcvin's
clean lis. In Tho second inning, GcrfIarlt waited
OIL 1sowe aud look hls base on balls. lie worked
In ha run on Wild pitch and clean hit Ly Crayer
over second basc. Then three errors brought in
1'sndley. and the rest Of Tho game was played
largely between tue ptcl,or't point md the homo
plate. only four hits being made by tho home toan,
in tho next sescn innings. and they sscrc by tho
tntdef elass OF baifcrs In tic sixth inning c,ardt
hit along The fou1-lnc, and. owing to tho ilnrt1
Rronnd, WIS at third when Nlrnn sent tho bail 10
McVcy. Tie latter shot At A1eon 10 catci, tho
runner At thu plale, bnt malc Nigh throw That
tho effort wna no good. The thrcc runs thus ob-
tnlhe wofc quite enough to win tho Eatnc, for tho
simple reason that tho Whites eoutd not lat. The
great batscFs Of last ycnr bccarno h,tlc.s ut
Wind. or poor fccb1e buntcra 10 pttchcr
or second base. Hines tried four tlmcB,
and rot only ono ~ far ns second haso,
McVcr bit well once, and was promptly forced ont
Ut second By Anson The latter hi nothing bc.
yond shoEt'atop. Peters went out four times In
tho hcld, md Hows struck ont every tsno but
once. Glenn was the hero Of the day IN account
OF Two hits, and Smith made tho bsasea& hit BY
bringing In ru1. by hne liner 10 right. Tho
same player made very cnrntry performance In
tho same Inning by running of second ana getting
spaldlng put out at home. To sum up tic
hAt fVnft t.x. znI.f
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8p<eiai DspaseA to TAs Tribune
H., ".sntSuroS, u. D., Msy 3i.-Thu atory rein.
~. .ae corruption IN connection viii. thu lu+
ssa. s!sa ot Tho two Legislatures In Now Orleans
,s''ese arises from tho lumor current at thu
w. ease " tho fusion TINT Etnchback had bceu mid
~ COO In cash, and had It Il said, oics placed Ut
~ a'po'al In confederation OF hls inducing q
TTsIpsf Of coloEed members 10 leave Tho Packard
skaalafo and toia that OF Ntcholls. Gentlemen
.,.so as uafo recently been Ia New Orleans asy tbs
'"f5 u still current there.
COY. sToAE's pESaxsK.
n, sns !fop!A's AdFocuts, weekly Journal mt.
saea IN thla city, will print On Saturday Utter
s. uos Stone, Of hlssls4lppt, of tho most TN.
esas snaa passage Of which the following il copy:
ias H. :, sss.1i; ssfa 3.ss VIII ss
ssS t. & ss xss e s fS: 4:;
4s.sassts.onI II Ieap H., 1oo long tha Victim u n,ia:
saasayF fSu' stss' ssY'4' oss. SesGs sSss
JhS fSss.aM: I'D
es pspts Gounts S Ss
fts siast ;sSSsas WYE e. ,rsas g:
hs p.fsp must bs appatsut 10 avery Sessoa.
,.a SOUTH CAROLINA 4Epup1Azlos.
i. 4aso s Carpenter. thu only Republican smpn1
,tss.ss .ss' south Carolina Circuit Judges, to-day
en,.,t' "o!'ee that The Hampton House Of Repfo.
~. ..a' nat declared hIs scat vacant. aud ha
.t-a.. .tsa What he desired Ioue, lie replied BY
tsa, tnat tho members Of tho Senate r.nst aet
r.tnn Saa ae. e ths af attsr s TIL. Il ons Of tho
judo caspene. wy. psIs ssetsa 'ae 20
snts tem6a1 Circuit By unapmous rotoNnsm. ~
*g1.!ata1s nSfhp'nsDseaas7'n Sh'ts each branch Of ths
sgsatass' sa Ths1sP preceded the la's Chamberlain
aht., mi. 40 ross,uL1 FLAW
scaptsf e. JY4ss e. tds ql.1|st IL wheS
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report which the Cheyenne Indians related. who
came Into the Agency, in regard 10 Sitting 1sull
was absolutely false, and that that troubcto one red
Tasca !: nov probably north of tho Missouri Rivcr
facp. though there f. nothing certnln abont II. Il
= lrntahc that Lame 1}err'a village was captured.
and that the version given OF tho aair il correct.
u ehoutd 10 nhted thht Lame deer
who H. reported A. Killed. WA tho t:h!ef Who
Eorthr htonRhf n biz people, and Lame beer
20 70 one Of the agencies and surrender, Since
then he seems to have ruffered more than be prc.
tho River styx. -
, 1877-06-01
OBITUARY,

8pst1d1 LHs1o@l9 70 1Hs 7144RA
cAatikyiILE, ILL.,, Asy 3l,-Muscs L. Morgan,
ono Of tho 0ldest clttxeu4 OF Macouuln t,ounfv
died tn this city yesterday, after lonz illness, ut
the ripe old ags Of W. llo had belonged to the
Masonic ffutcrRlty for over hais century. aud
tsas veteran OF the War Of 1912. Ill. lIfo wa
befora hsld IN tAls city. viva
&aect45 Dtsp0aeA 10 TIA Trsxa&
WAuKEoAx. ILL.,. May II. IAN old EcsIdeot of
tals city namca John Je1k nsou wa9 stricxen
down Wtlh lears. disease thEs xfteEuoon Wills en-
!oyinx uap lie was aged u yeaE4, was . native
" kinys County. ireland, and has liYed In tlIs
eltf twcnsY'4lx years. III WIS respected etlxsu,
ana Tho father Ut q large faulty.
LirTLx ltoek, Ark. May 31.-Tho Hon. D. +,
nanley. ~ old and psouncnt citizen Of ths State,
Finapc. uoa11.
, 1877-06-01
NOTES AND NEWS.
Dotk0 TO EUROPE.

Special Dt4nach i. las TtiaxaA
WAsnFHoTpN. u. o., May 3l.-Dr. Palmer, Of
JnnesytIs, Wis.,. vino hAa been here tyyo or thsco
days. lcavcs for Europe Tomorrow liz lntcnds
to take tour Of mcdUaf and surgical observation
IN the Russian and Turkish ntm'rs, and has bccu
supplied with thu necessary documents from tho
State Department for TINT purpose.
CAPT. wARpELL,
who commended the Pacific Aait steamer San
Franclaco WAN the commanding officer Of tho ltebci
steamer Shenandoah during tho Var.
CHANCE Fon soMK GENIUS.
The Post'ofllce department has abandoned its
bchrc for m indcliblo Ink adapted TO tic ucccsat.
ties Of tho service. Tho qualify desired Ia t,at Of
nais IL ,0qs IT. .Se n xneu' g,easn: c which
luacs 81. 600. o00 annually iroin washed staT,ps.
THE REDEMPTION AuENcr.
Ws1;sixg7ox, s:;s, y. e., May 3l.-1ho following /,
II 1eof a1 'as%PaGs sn or Assusy ssvsn for on he S
Is Ns.ossf ssf Ssnf Sdsfifs'?SHs sS;es
s!fealatIon assorttd and delivered 10 tho Conp. ~
s!ess aoath. Sste: Sc 10 e. lg fsles q.
s. So SasnS nea sass snki oa dfss,sa nss + 1
fS9 f9d a. esys1 %sx sSn;: sss sS3 sSo
S's'f2 SS's: u: s1s'ss
- THE cnlaoLM MASSACRE.
All representations on tho subject OF tho Chisoln
massacre have been referred To- Attorney .Ocnerai
pose Of oscertaintng whether there ID auy auth5fy
fos tho Federal court. to Interfere. Tho Secretary
ho sas as, fst ths 1s s oR
ono OF tho parties na4sacrcl wan d Ufftihh smi,.
, 1877-06-01
CASUALTIES,


NEW fonK, May 31.-A panic, which might have
been attended with serious consequences, tool.
place In the liomsn Catholic Church Of 81. Anto.
NO. IN sullisan street, ths morning. 4 large con.
grogaton was gathered to witness tho atmujstra.
t!on Of tho holy communion to number OF Sunday.
school children. Thesc 1attcr MI wore gossatuor
ycils, ono Of which took Aso from candle above,
The cry OF tra was raised. and tho greater part OF
tne congregation rushed for tho doors, bnt tho ct.
forts of tho priests md ushers who kent thu doo,s
cioted, prevented terrible ca1umitY, nnd, tho f|ro
hay!ng bcen e1slnyulshel mud tho congregation 70.
interruption. somo partfca received severe bruises
during tho atampcle. e'A''sD
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HAlRuAMKS-atuTUAt4,

Ths second ganle brtwcen tbs Jsucsyitle Nuton1s
anl Fairbanks Club. OF ths city, IN tho Chicago
grounds yesterday dessrycda uuch larger attend.
Ancs than II attracted, not moro tAau 200 people
being present- The gams al through was charge
tsFtxcd BY good play on tho part Of both nucs and
seFsed 10 interest the fuw pzvxsnt. Tho yistors
Mxto stronger Ut ths bat than tho ,iay previous,
A. ehs ninth !nIlng tho game stood 10 ], ucco..
statlnQ tha playing Of tue tenth. !n which thu MI.
oply maku ono. 0'ilcu, Of The FairIauks, maIe
!emaFkaaIo ono. ha ndcl eateh, for which hs was
!!;9udly epp'audsd. both eatchess, Trott aud
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. BILLIARDS.
BExToH WINS TIE clIAApIoasntr PROM aosrpn
Dian At NEW ToRk.

DION At NEW roHk.
Special Dfsta&ch to 7ns 7tiouns
NEW YoEx, May U.-The seventh game Tor the
championship Of Amer[ca, for 81. GOO, and tho
Delaney medal. between Joseph Dion, The cham.
p1on. and Wtlliam Sexton. was played tonight al
Tammany Hall. J. J. Gleason was rotcrec,' L.
0utotte acted ~ Umpire for Dion. and Mr. Drew
Tor Sexton. Dion won tho lead, and led on with
miss. In Tho. second inning Dion scored
u md Sexton nothing. Up to tho
twcnty'ssxth inning the play was remark
ably poor. 1t tho twcnty.s!ath Dion found
the lals left 10 corner, but failed to take adyan-
tase of IL. and wus sounliy ltsscd. Then Sexton,
hy careful nurc,ng. rolled up 90 points. In tho
thtrticth Inning Dion added n to hts score. Tho
balls ffpzc on the seventY.hrst point. when they
wore ebout tho centte Of the tabs. The game now
stood: Dion, 17U: Sexton, 154. Scxton, in The
tnirty. fourth Inning, counted II. In tho thirty.
afth Dion got tho balls together and began running
up wRlat looked tke1y 10 be tho Iarrcsf
count. After tho thfrty.ciglth point. buw.
ever. saxton. claimed uo.couut and
The refcrco decided lii his favor leaving The car,o
Dion: .4G; Sexton. :39. In tho thirty. .cighth
inning dion maac 10 points,. and Ia tho fort;eth
~. Sexton made. In the forty-lrst innIn9 20.
and In tne forty.thtrd ~. The gaulo stood
l}ton, 40b; Sexton, 349. In tho forty. ninth in.
hln: sexton. Ny nscans Of splendid gathering
shot. got tho bai IL toscthvr md ran n1t The
hcofe stool. at tic cMd-Sexton. 600; Dion. dI3
sexton'n average. !. 1e.tn: Dian'4, . l.4D. TImo
OF gauc, two aours and hfty.dyc minutes.
, 1877-06-01
THE INDIANS.

There WA but little Indian aews It military
headqussteEs yesterday. Ths prevailing oplnlou
seems 10 b. that 5ltslax DulI WA not engaged In.
tho last battle. oat that b. ii Oh tho northern
bosdeF 'onewhefs north o& tho Yellowstone lliyes,
Ena peshAps north VI lhs Missouri. Wherever hs
II he Il laying In stoses and upitlon, aud proo.
ahly before tls summer Is oscs ha will s rejoicing
IN thu "lisppJ Hunting Ground" sent
tbsthes BY tho uacrstng a!m OF somo Cuitud
States soldier. Lieut.. Clark teiegFaphed 10
L!cut .den. Sheridan from Led cloud AQruey,
that he considers that that portion Ut tho
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Maximum thermometer. VI, mtniuiuM, gY
AxAxrAL upAxxf 4Tt4Ak.
CnlcAn0, Mar 4l-A1dnIehf.
THE GREAT klEzzO SOPRANO,

CINCINNATI, o. May 3t.-Ths tcsu1aonial con.
eart tsndsred 10 Atts Annie Louiss cary BY her
sHends In this city took pacs Ut pke's Muslc Hall
tonight. Tbs houso was dsnssiJ packed by IN
appteclASlSe sudlencu who received LcE with
toes!sfous applausc. Tho p1oseeniunl was beautl-
luliS decorated with dowsfr xnd growing plants,
and over ono Of tbs boxes ~v.u tbs letters
~ ~ Cary " 1n whiis tlowefs in setting uf grcsu.
M!sa C4ry ~as a.*lated BY ts full Thpuias Ofchcs.
tsa; aud lhh proff4uno coupttsed selections from
DsSthose1, ltau. llan4el, Mozart. Wagnrr, ltv4-
man. tio!dMafk, Dudley Buck, aud Sieulal. Tie
Occasion was marked sscu. Iu ths musical hi4toly
, 1877-06-01

ST. Loufs. STAY 3l.-chasles D. Robbins, who
was arrested few days aco at st. Tctertpnsy, "a.
at ihc supposed instance Of h!s bond.mcn. was
busoFc tho Cnlted states District Court to-day and
nollc pro1equ! entered in bis caso py Ujs.
ttict'Attosncy bliss. Robbins was IN en-.
ploys In the Du.by DIstillcry ne tho
tine The action was brought against the Whisky
Nil,1 htre. And va. Indicted ~ wcrc othcr enl.
to show hs wns cttmnalLy concerned ia the pro.
ceelinEs or iae Ring. Tho above actjon was takcu
Ia ois case. and be was Discharged BIZ tho Gourt,
, 1877-06-01

MxAruts, MaY 3t.-uoraeo F. Smith. General
Freight Agent Of tie Memphis Division OF tho
Lon'Avtlle, Nashville d Great Southern 1,aitroaj.
as drowned in thu Fiscr. ncnrly opposite Tits city
about 10 O'Clock last night, In company with M..
llatheway, OF Ioutayillc, md negro boatn,an, ho
had Eone rowlng. and while pulling qpIotly aloug
the Arkansas slioru TO suddenly exclaimed Tint ho
haa rupturcd blood vessel, and ruse up and start.
81 to tue storm Of the baat but reclng, foil ovet-
ooafu, aud was sccn no more. lie xaa originally
from E!Rin, ILL.,, nnd las hed nun.cfuus respunsi.
bio Positions tho rulltoal with which hp ,Yas iast
cnguged. Lie leaves wifu and child.
, 1877-06-01

ostssr}, TT91sf9 htt'cFo~ley. i; three. base hi.s
Total bascs on clean hiss-chicago. 6; Louisville,
Ftst b. ba;s On oiESts-ch,sago. ?: Lonsytllo. H.
llahcB OIL called balls-UH 1luwe, .; uIf DoyIu, !.
VIA ptcle4-ltowc, I; Dsvliat !.
ump!fe--ucVnncy.
CiNCiNSAT1--9T. Louis.
spfcidI DfspdtcA to The 35losne,
ciNc1NNATt. O., Muy 3l.-St. Louis had tho
coneclt knocked out Of her pct Clul, totay by tic
Cine!Hnatle In tho presutco Ut =, 900 crazy peup1p
Although tho record Of basc1 on clean hts Ia even
carned sevsn runs to tho visitors two. That IL
Xhero Matthews showed up superior 10 Nicho,s
Tho great feature Ut tic gause wnr oncB jcft.irM
p'ay and hls terrific batlinX. Every one Of liz
eimca al bat gnyc him cltau base. hit, ona oil
which was tle lon:cst bit ever masa In clncin.
srIs afser @ tw9 !,!sn were 9us llallnan; Foley,
oss. Ihe heavy hitting begun In tho thls.i lining,
when tic l.cds rnunded Nichols ior six clean hIts
sud four runs, thrcc bcin. earned. sFnylo hY
!o9es two, % 6assE by jiaot. and errors BY Daltiu
nncarnct runs. KEors by Nichols and Clanp, 4
single BY tkc. aud houle.run hli lY Jones il, thc
sixth gasc them three mnre, two being
earned. The laat Two werc msds
59'' 6n .'a,s en- asra oSS to fght by Mannny
Thon Nichols anl Dehlman led OF with a i've.
basges each. aud Dotgun followed with a {hfuc-
hagEer, but he never got oil third, ~ Matthew'S
llcad' pnt tho next threS uut In succession,
Al error by Eooth and thrre baBo hits III tho sixth
gasc M tssm two 1noee. Tho 'ast one was masu In
QeaEys basc htt.
TIE HtoHE.
, 1877-06-01
THE INSANE.

st. LorIs. May 3l.-In tho Convention OF SD.
pcfEnteudeuls Of Iasanu Asrtuns to-day very In
terestlng paper on suicides was read by Dr.. uray.
OF The csica IN VI Asylum, Ia which hr took tho
ground thai While suicide Il an unnatural act It IL
not necessarily. au evtdenes Of iHsAnily. III.
Hughes, of st. Loats. read Ill elaborate paper OH
un1Isteta! absccss Of the cgFebrun, In which lr
own observation. This stteruoon tho Con.rptiyu
accepted an Invitation to taku river exeursttu IN
the stsanss John a. seudues. and had very plcas.
&pt ting. ~ *'
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DcntQcE. H., May II 1.-Cons,desab]p cxc.te-
n'cnt was raised ths morning In Dun,eltt, ILL.,. bv
thc n'seut Of afsccn or twenty men by the Illinois
Central llai1road for stealing goods from the week
OF train ncnr hcnon,incs Station, which tain
wAe wrecked lat July bJ land slide. Tic Rail-
way company hare had several detectives al work.
nnd thoy have euccrccd tn tracing The stolen guods
.ta 10 aai.e number of. houses In bunlclth. Thu
en affesIe wcra mostly In the employ Of the H.
llhoas central Hallway ~ keciion lapis. They
were taken Ia GnIeno tor trial.
, 1877-06-01
THE OFFICES.
Lo0ANf8 PROSPECTS,,

Ep<cfdg kH3p1tcA to 1nt 1tttuHA
WASHINGTON, d., May 31..-A personal friend
'ot the President to-dsy, after IN interview viii,
hin, said that Gen. Logan's chances for the Col.
lteto'sh'p wero very good, and that his appoint.
nent would depend somewhat upon tho manner In
Nniea tic suggestion OF hla nRtuc xas received by
lhe Republican papers Of Chicago. It is now sa,d
That Marin AndEuws haa no chance Of
securing tin place, for, .the seasoa that
b IL o orolhcr-in.law Of Iii. ,Itodecrv,,
tae private secretary Of tlo psesldcnt
The President docs not intend that tho charyo of
nspotsm in my form, ehal, DO .nado against hts
Administration. Thero cnn bo no doubt tint Will.
I'm lIcnry Smith. OF Chicago, could haya hau Tic
co!tctorAhtp OF tho port II he had Unlimited bls
Willingness to ncccpt It. It Is kaown that tho
President has practically
~ OFFERED IT TO HIN,
taa he has inquired Ut many Cacago pooplo o. to
Tho manncF In which such m appointment
sea'd 10 received. It has been ascertain
g. However, that Smith docs nut d.
ite to abandon his position Of Manager
o. The Western Associated Press, which
~ Understood ho would be compelled to do II In
tsaald accept Federal poalttoN, NJ tho President
n.iaa y ins ~ possah!e tat persons holding I'M
@tbe dut!rs Of thcir ol.ces, and nut bo Oyerbur-
wlt t's management and direction Of Croat
ny satd that Aackey, speakcr OF tho Chamber.
nm a House OF Representatives, Il Ito lnyo Federal
:. THE HAWAIIAN MISSION,
~. rlefee, Of boston, prcsunt Anlsser Of tho
E ESsaaN1ta lslan4st Will soon he Eplicrcd by uen,
Il 10 receive ii. iasfaetiea. sai S S1 .ooa ss
nlsNtssALs.
10 tat 1rftttFa Astoctassd Itxss
.dS,tantnH'o dS,tMtH'oros T. e. My 3l-1hate wcro afty
Sa4 lflrtink to. day, Four ch1ufa nf HtYisH,s IL
, 1877-06-01

- H7.Fss7*
Qt1FcT, Ill.,. May 81. On the night Of tho oltft
OF May the ticket o'lcc Of the Quincy. Missouri /
Paelhc Railroad At Kirkssll1c VA, entered BY burg
!aff' VINO stole number of tickets, and succeeded
In getting axay without being detected. Thr nY.
nce was entered by means uf fafsc key, and the
ticket dcak broken open sli Of tho coupons
On The Tickets taken being stamped ~ tbey .bould
hnse occn Il tled by tr arcnt. This tlcn,UnsttnteH
!hnt INC robbcry was The work Of mn expert. since
tic tickets were saktn tono OF them have icen nf
other points. S' "1~
, 1877-06-01

NASHVILLE, Tenn, NAV 3l.-Iconard ". Hmm.
OF. OF the dFm Of Hooper d Co., pork. k.psckess,
wad killed by q. a. Nance, sou Of tue pycsdcn, of
tho White Greek Turnpike Company, .hls n,orn.
tng. Hooper was engaged in knocking down a
Jsnce PLACED In the suad .sounl Nanrs's tolI.gatc'
quarrel cnsacl. ending In blows and Tie shoot.
, 1877-06-01

Special NttoteA to 49, 1,4ous&
lhxoH, li1.s Aay 3l.-Thc case Of Elder Megee
was reached today, md, quito unexpectedly,
"nen ihs court adjourned to'tlight seven Ut hs
panet had besn accepted. II looks now ~ though
tue Aearlnc Of the evidence would begin to. morrow
noon. The Elder. appeared In tho eourt.soou,
ores'ed 10 mtniscsia attIrx. lie npIcurrl o. Uni.
concerned ~ It running revival or officiating p
, 1877-06-01

MtSSEAroLts. Msnu.. May ll.-Tho trial Of
Kate Soonas. for the recent murder Ut Will stdlc.
Assistant Caah'cF Of tho Ftrst National Dnuk nf
this city. commenced In the District Court t.day
The defense llas engaged rx Of thu st,est 1uwyers
oi W CITY. an tt'e care promises to bc tic ,ort
III thu cupnty. ''S@'"
, 1877-06-01

Fort WArxx, Ind, MAY ii, --A correspondent
at oE'and, 1nd,, writes Of tho fearful death of
Jamoa LasamaF near that place day or two ago,
talamAr was hanaltng lamp, when it cxrloact
setting IRE to ls Clothes lie started for tho mill,
tond HenF his house, but sauk down IN Inc road
ni1u was burned 10 dcath. 4 man who Attempted
to rescue him wax seYuruIy buynei.
, 1877-06-01
FATAL EXPLOSION.

psAyEH. hay 3t.-fhls morning. whom tho day
lofce wont u work In tho alyos. ore tunnel near
the Terrible n,tno, Ocosgotown. lhey found tho
mangltd eorptos Of John Gregory. Harry Walters,
,an9led aud killed by the rIp1osoa oi uVwdrr.
No survivors to account for thu cauau
, 1877-06-01

ANoTlEK 1sEEEnESD FRAUD.
sr. Lovts, May a1.-Thu 1scy. j. c, sr.akc,.
laaa President of tho Dank Ut Wichita, kan.. and
dcfau1tes In tho sum Of $40. 600, aud who was cap
Jared q Fl Paao, Tex, son,o days ago by DENNY
United States Marshal Inncs, was taken to LeaTen.
worth to-day. lila hall was originally 8O uCnD
but On effort will bo rnadc 10 have ii inrrcasso,