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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-28
a AUGUSTA
TO
Boothbay and Squirrel Island.
Eastern Steamboat Co.'s Bath
and Boothbay Line.

Summer arrangement commencing THURSDAY,
June IS.
Leave Bath daily at SIS A. NJ 331P NJ.
Returning leave Boothbav at AS A. NJ, p. N.
connecting with trains on the Maine Central Rail.
road
Baggage transferred at Bath free of charge.
On Jhly 4th the +. NJ. boat from Booihbay " III
not connect with the p. NJ. train for Augusta.
II. W. SWANTON, Treas.
W. w. Mason, agent, Bath. l. Lewis, agent,
Boo;hbay. jun. %. rtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-28

Gardiner, June 26, 1877.
Mr.. WIN. r. SMITH:
Please place the enclosed $500 in the relief
fund for ST. John.
As there has been no subscription opened here
it would be favor if you would take the trouble.
cash"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-28

The following additional subscriptions were re-
ceiyed yesterday for the ST. John sufferers
Jane II. Shaw, 81 90
Mrs. NJ. J. Shaw, 90
The folio -; note from Gardiner explains it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-28

The Eastern Steamboat Company will to-day
begin the summer arrangement of running their
boats from Bath to Boothbay, Squirrel and Mouse
Islands, and intermediate landings. They make
close connections with the trains OF the Maize
Central. The fast and sesworthy boats of this
co npany-,he Sasanoa and Ssmoset-are well
kn,wn to the pleasurc-seeking public. Their
co nmanders. She Brothers Lowe, are careful and
compliant men, well fitted for their positions, and
have heretofore given great satisfaction.
On Tuesday, match game of base ball was
played between the Clippers of Bowdonham, and
Mutuals of Richmond, on the grounds of the for
mer. Below is the score
2 5 6 9
Clippers. 2 0 2 2 2-20
Mutuals, y 5 l 0 2 OIL
Time OF game. hours.
Umpire, Battlefield Of the Speeds
The Clippers have played six match games and
have not lost a game. This is a good record for
amateurs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-28
Boston Stock List.

fSales at the Brokers' Board.I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-28

Alta P. NJ. FIRE was discovered in the building
owned by I. ii. Hathaway, Bates street. and oc-
cupied by machinery for fitting wood The build
ing was destroyed, as well as a quantity of wood
Insurance 81 900, which will not cover loss. The
fire extended to a building on Franklin street,
owned by John w. Farwell. which was damaged
about 800. Not insured. Mr.. Downs, who oc-
cupied the premises as laundry, suffered some
loss Insured for $500 in the Manhattan.
, 1877-06-09
new YORK CUsTOM.H0lIsr

| NEW ioRK. Juno 8.-Thu Cuatom. .ilonsc In.
vcsttcattng Commlss1on continued ita lauors To-.
aay. This morning committee from tho In.
posters and urocers DoaTd OF Trade waited m tho
Commission. aad presented q book coupled by
their leonsd Of Tfado In 1879. Among tho nlnpy
surgestions offered by tho Committee was ono that
Weghers aal 0hugcrs' fses should be on,Y paid on
sneh articles a. afe weighed bofore gong atroasi.
Appraiser " ss entirely Independent Of tic c"I.
lcclor on questions of fcappra!acnlrnt and yajnc.
1.,; Tho Committee u thYaSns .h.t no iecs wh.ever
is SSsss 'sss 3 = ss. sa'af. r.
st s pessss.on 81 .as gosas eaJ
hscn taksn to tho importers priy1to oHlce, Ths
lmnotters and orocsis' board OF Trade was Of ti,o
oplM!oa TINT al c11AtIng revenue laws should be
sbo!tsted, and TINT Congress shuuid psss an en-.
tlrsly hew aud slnpls code Of laws thcroby sni.
s eayx %as Sns S.
4, r, ,Keteham. General Apps.i,or, wa. oxam.
Gcng established IN ,nland cit;es. Ti,e ro,"nao a
lo.t greatly tnvtoby. aud good. should b. ensefed
81: Auehiaolos. favored ths appsa,.ipa Of goods
within ten day. after landing
oa'H. st1s' " ::nt,, 1tntt con'pt!ot. of The Naval
ie as,ei nn~0e. to rcpssl 81 sfssgft IT.
T." ,,eSaui,ns son:pss sIooa
Soco. repesi 81 aw. slsatnS = s,lpiSat. sn H.
anee; ecnsln9 Of cnstom :iiouss LroEors; aI.o'
general rcssiun Ut tho tati1 laws, with i subsli.
sAloEcn dat!es careful extension OF the froo.)jst;
tcpo:'tion OF larger powen in tlls Collector spd
naval calcec: thak 70 praTunt fruuls sueh as tho
Lawrence frauds. tbs naral oflcef shall orIst
FackaRe han. hazard from consignment aud hayu
y examined IL addition To the rogctor's c1nniina.
tlou; stHp!fcation Of entries or snail Jnyoircs
aud samples. and ~ cnlFo change In the examina.
tton Of Vassenxers' baggage,
This cn19d oil tgHtuuny tu b taken. and Mr.
Jay announced that the Commission Inti nJiournei
t!no die. No other opuu session will ls held. and
Tho c0Mmssl0n Will soon niake d report to Tho
oyGv tho evidence takOn4
, 1877-06-09


WAsntNGTux. u. CT june A.-The Cabinet To-.
day discussed tho Mcxiean situation, and the 10.
cent communication of Munster Massca on behalf
VI tbs hexlcaa uosernnent In connection with
that protest. Mariseal notdcd our uoycsnlnuut that
The nlsx dosornment has concluded 10 senl troops
10 ths Rio 0fknde border to co. operate with our
own to suppress tho saids. After prolonged Dis
eusson Of the subject BY tho Cabinet II was ayreod
thatn ths Arxican Government uoss tbls, that II
a!l that eau be expected for ths present.
4 MEXICAN PROTEST.
-. ~ fAt Hssstra Assoctat4d l4t&a
WAsMIxHToK, u. e., ,Iuns d. The memorandum
OF Mt. Aasiscoc, Mexican Minister, suba,itted 10
SECRETARY Esasts yesterday, IL In the nature Of
protest Axathbt The fcccnt action OF tho cabinet
ta4'fAcl1ns this military commander Of tho South,
wc,t 70 pursue nlasAudcEs into Mexican trsrltory.
sas - s!lllaf IN lelMs 10 the protest presented ky
Rim rev years &go after rho taysslon Of
HG1lcan s9l! W GsU, Mackenzie In pursuit vi thn
nlcKAt0o lAllans, and he e4pscxars ihu hut,a that
h9 3a &C. simllaf to That viii AcIcaftrr be cnn,-
Htea. u any nc1suFez shAil be leu ned ncccssarv
~ Vtusf ~ fsn'edy tAs cstla tho fronIlor, Which
y, msy w necessary 70 earty eat on Mexican YOlt
saeh measures VIII 10 xaepts4 snl carried out b.
eoth uoseFnuenta Jointly, siuce an insutxiUn II
ssae4 ot!nK At satlanro With ths principles which
govern nations in tina ot peace usY il hIs crun-
sly 9slns thH Administrations inio ! vary sufiuns
canhict, and materially dEt41b thr nsnn.,
Ut tho. hupubllc. 7h,s iaet eonstdckFsflno ksnsH
would hs SAYS, probably bs sunlcisnt foF friend.
" 0oseFnncnt. tor II viii not wlsh 10 run tha rIsk
" sAaslaX saea tcEEtle wills " ls aslxlhu1. whsu
, 1877-06-09
TaxAs llaiillttl.

dlS-fHR E. M. Lt{1et,
Nlt f0H bf oilr aieat cltkeus TO not knew UfofpS
iirn~n who settled on what ID now known a. tho
tlngIe tarn two and one half miles west of town,
IN ~ ty ycas 1Sso: Gsofeo brown. da1!px tue TIME
msn.bct Ut Tho Christian Church. lis lad three
sons-tsofEe. lease, and Jost4h-who wesu about
moved to Fc1as, In which Stato they hare rSsticd
since; They have latsty teen arrested upun I
who u.aFrie4 daughter of tieorge j,rown. Br.
FEun lhe sacss developed since Tho af!cet OF ruuA
hl4 sous, botsls and uthcss WI unable 10 mama,
ortaniznttons that ever invested lila Wills Of
ItxAs fronlpF. The complaint charges them
with fourteen murders VI the darkest and most 81.
FALLING natutc. Thb cxp0s4Ex Of thu utuwHs GY
their confederate dnd rclative was brought about
~ follows: It secs tldt Jesse was the ehef vi te
ctan. anl gave oFdcts which were ~ binding ~ ~
Us,tA. aMl MhuttYGr he coMn1Rnlau lAuAt ID leue
l'hcy wcEe organized under tho pfctensc og putting
down lAwlesantss anu ctiuic. Jesse WAS murFl*d.
and hs sad his wts had falling out aad thes
the sons Of tho nightingale. which fnally 1csuitel
in lhr!T separation. Tho woman {Jesse's wItrj
Jrssa tlhe cLlri saIl thll she knew too much, uni
that bhu must die fur tho safety VI The cian. It
seems that Mrs. brown and Boris wife wcro
shsi she. too mus. dc, aud psoessdra .s appoint ]
thr execullunrIs Of ths woaeH,-1n his owA Wife
sna hs yhef NJ .tts ~ o.; sam
sou,s other tne.ubet Vi the party to taku the Lie
Of Uorrls' wife. hut betuta shs limo appointed to
take thu lives u thu women. Boris Ecsolsd sgsinst
L. scsfssl; sought OUT tho satbotstlxs. nsds hts
complaint, and tAnsea the xreCsk Ut hs fxtAer.In.
law aud hts three broIhess-!n-!aw. Krcent dsss!-
suaI soxs asa uih h. t.a ssa
appealed Iii case to Tho Supreme Court of the
= ts tried .aG month. Thvy ass now In t4s Covk
County jail
, 1877-06-09

Col. James paksE, IN hls work on Turkey. tells
the following stosles: lie once ssksl q ufiIi.h
lnissousty " tue Turkish Jews II h9 had nialo
any converts. lie terlta4 cautiously that hu lA4,
col. Dakst pushed Tor 4 more pseeias reply. 50!
asked how luany converts t4s friun4 &etually had
VI that moment. ~ cannot ray that hays an|.,"
was tho snswsr, Hhut l!l1s ~ has QUE II Cal
TO" On another occasion Col. Bakcs MAS inform.
I'd by an Anstlean merchant that hs know plass
aud that hu bad cut oI piccs .! solid gold }htas
inches long md thitk ~ Ais thumb. ~ I'll! iu.
eliaet. cul. UaktE goes ga 10 sAy. ,so address
auethef who lad Just been drawing tho long boy;
BIZ. hass 10 doubt you afo speaking Tbs eEuta:
and that's fact; but IL wns IL ncet you tH SrN
With Anaala* and sapgh.ss, s4oall taka you s4 ~
b of Tho sal1a family. ="
, 1877-06-09

Tho Chicago and Louisville Clubs will meal on
Chicago ground for the 6st time this year thts Ut.
tosneou and the game should be ons Of tho best Of
tic scason. The Last two games havo shown that
Tho Chcagos wcro on tho rise in sheIs batting,
It Ia faE to say thst II thay play prop ortouatcly
~ good game tn.day % they did Thursday, they
can win. Tho LouiAvi'lts are certainly PLAYING !
bettsr game thts Jsar thsn last, aua It IL worth
Tho othar Loaaas games to-day are Clucinnat!
". ST. 1.ou'.. Al 1T. Luuis. and Hustf1Ed w. Uoss
ton. It brooklyn.
sptesaJ Dt.paleh to 7as ntsu#&
DLooNtN4ToM, ILL.,. Junu h.-liaso. bafl, Dloop,.
lnxton 0rounds: l.uusyiites, =; Acknowledgements =,
Special htpascA 10 ~ Tribune
NtkR1Aru1,s. htnn.. june B.-ln 4 game bo.
tween tha Minneapolis nina aud FarGanks, uf
Chicago. to-day, tho M!nnsapoils came oG vic.
toFiols by 4 scufe Ut 1 tod.
Special Ntpasca 10 zat 7tfexsa
sra1NayIktp. ~, june s.-Daso- ball. c'aea-
WILxkssAnA.. IA. .June B.-pass. ball, Wilkes.
barred. IL; Buckeyes, 6.
uosToN, Juns b.-uaas.hsll Bostons, 8. Ath.
lctscs, .,
A. lowsll-lndlanapolls, 1; Lovells. o.,
NEW fohK, June u. .-lsast. bali: Stars, Of Syra.
erse. IN the 1oth inning; ttastto.ds. u.
Huns cafncd-Noua.
Btar, i.
NecMxsr1s. june s."-Base.bsll: Memphis, z,
Rochester, O.
, 1877-06-09
HENDRICKS.
His Reception Mt Indianapolis Last Night.
Special Dtspatch to 11< 1tI5urA

Ills Reception Mt 1nlt1nnpoltA INAk EtRht.
1x,......, :. ~, - o." ~'
An'ANarotts' mo- 'ahe a.-Ihc farewell fe-
:epaon extended to Gov. Hendricks on the evc OF
.issn .1a,r. took on a yiotcnt noltJcs1 ,inn sna
,lthopVh sr9e1v st,cns. hv ,po, ~ so.h a..a.
sbo rr,neet A. 1sndr,ri ~ n'n .s,s y. ooa pfes M
n",a ,sa 10 ~ 'a 1eeh N, kao"" ahaI politics
,,ne, ~ .,e,,.s ~ ~ sao sso"u "oa1a nave oeen
Senator Mcdonald. President, In bis opening
eer,inp tbat Ind a.. wi, ~ " .ho a..a,. ~. az.
been oscn,,o obserssa ..nr5'i tho >. guest of ths
~ ii. nepsr'sss srd1 and At a. sc.e
heatsr tho hmc3eaa peon sns sa ~ ssia ss,t
IT, Wan va.a Sses9a 9, Tss nanxutate into hts o!cc
ssRsssh; ssss an1i,I aa ha ey %l'liam sholman E.cn
ct lowest sygc. Put llu'self ~ forward and mada an
abunlse. 10" hasauRnc. This aroused tho Demo-
rate ssana an voos;,eca was compellpd to
Rs,t(.aa R r, Afs5 10 .pssca e;aSlas Which W !.
Maaonic laail, Ihe crowd adjourned 10 the l,stcs
toa'e' "nets sg.,ng and drinking .ete carried OH.
Isu,.rtrnt,s "n "; A..tt ag1o s,1n,sai, tn ,n.,.
fo1 Ertno ~ Pe9f 70 his departure
io1 waa ho!l 10 Ma1onle l!sll TO- night The
roo MI bsIu .3 a. s Standing
so Mho On klnR tno eha! ssid That tAls Wa
spHn.aAeous son1poaEhso u! people 70 Psy respect tu
otano5 wnn exea scanx wu haa ~, Luz VI"
'h9 %ta 9e9nsl!s 11sn g e g tie Ra.aon: nation.
ane Ion. y. ~ aoorhees va thon Introduced,
thu III" nc ,a,sin ny tstetrns grlry 70
tet. was co,npatays1y fres from. party questions,
Af 1:n~ wa1 utsle, ttesixS1 with hearty @ spplagse
MoS. lieAattcHs' On pslng Introduced by Mr.
, 1877-06-09
uESING.
4 NEW TRIAL oNDAhKp,
Rn<~{rf Fkf9a1ftk IA -. Fsslk.u.


WASHINGTON. D. e., Juue A.-Hectetafy 8hsr.
man to-day directed Comrnls4ioneF naum 10 wrIle
latter 70 the United Btates District. Attorney at
Chicago, Judge Hanga, Instrnctinu him 10 open tic
Judgment found aga!nat Anthony G. 1tealng, and
to place the casa upon ths docket for trial. ThIs
II In compliance with the petition OF IeainQ, that
he might hnys aalew tfial. That petition reeItsd
simply tho fact Of the judgment and ls d.to; That
II was rendered. agalnst him Without plca at a
time OF great pabltc excitement whom hs
wsa tneaEcaratol; Tint the tms when the Court up-
der tho statute can grant hin his motion Of ty own
right has passed; that ho thipks ho hss yood do.
teHte, and asks for m opportunttyto plead. This
ha4 been granted, and. NJ Judge Uan91 will hayo
coming 'T~''S'
THROUGH THE rRoPER CMAnNE1n
tho }ulxcnt agalnal licsinY will doubtless bo vet
ns1a u an early day. and tho case stand upon thc
docket precisely a. II Il haa not been triad.
liestnx cains 9efe hopng tO be abla to have tho
Judgment ast aAae altogether without tho formal.
tiles of nsw trial; but, altar careful runstleFa.
toa BY the proper 0tcets Ut the Hovsrntnet1t srp.
asAt9ly and In cons4ttAttun, 1t WA Gcclt.Gd that
tion already taken BY tho Treasury sDs part,nqut,
llcalng therefore abandoned that atlrtlut. ind
rca0rtcl 10 tho ona 1aat mentioned, Ia which ho
has been successful.
, 1877-06-09
GREAT BRITAIN,


LIVERPOOL jam B.--Tho leading grain circular
says tho wheat markets wcro generally aseadr this
week. There wcro limited deliveries from grow.
crs. An Improvement Of ono shilling per quarter
Is nntea In somo Cases Foreign Ii little altered,
though cargocs Oh The coast move slowly, aad there
IN .omc addition to arrivals. making altogether
twenty. lone shlps for sale. For prompt shipment,
with Iitto inquiry, Californian was offered rathor
cheaper, with moderate bus!ness on spot. Foreign
wheat nince Tueaday has been unchanged. Mako
sold In buycfs' favor.
This market to-day was thlnly attended and
ttansactlons In wheat wcro ,coffespoulinciy lin.
nome instances concessions Of Id. per eantal on
white. lieds arc "a. lower thsn Tuesday. Mour
dull and Unchanged Corn In ANAL request, with
only moderate quantity Offering. Tho rates Of
last week werc nearly maintained.
ARBITRATION,
large majority Of tha Northumberland co1efa
vofcl In favor uf arbitration nnd will probably "a.
sumo work ua1t wcok.
, 1877-06-09

Tho alarm from Dox hi At 1895 was caused
by the burning ont Of chimney in cottage u No.
90 Hanover street, owned and occupied by John
llapper. Damage slfghs.
Ths nlarm from Dox 217 at II 20 was caused by
tho explosion at an ofl.stoye In tho residence Of
Aaron aehcmerhotn, No. 1928 Arnold strest.
Damage nominal.
This alarm from Dor 1s3 at 6:47 yesterday aflsr.
noon was caused by hre htchkinI ont In frame
barn In The. rear Of No. 1908 Stats street. owned
and occupied BY Dar!d 7. Phillips. Damage, sllO;
matches. '''
st!ll alarm to Engine Company No. % was
sanscd b{ Tho burn;,g Of franlo stanty. near tho
nts Was cxtnguished BY nciahbors. damage, $IO.
Cause. tnccnaIarsm. In running 10 tho fro tho
engine capei1ed By running tou close to the edge OF
Ths men escaped unlnEt.
, 1877-06-09

ZEN AND mis- ADMIRERS.
WAsntHoTox, Juns B.-tlcn. Dnlicr left for
boston lass night Tho following card 10 pub.
lhhed hero to.ds7:
usS !sasi7a ~ FS n e.
HI sSs' Rf f IT. LEX e ~ go Sps
fs!: sss; H. u "
as sss
markell New Yo'k, Juno q md sdiTe.sed Is Iiha tho
Hon. nls. 1Ienj. +. 1infler, Washington, i.
C., and Is ~ follows:
rrs,sn4 "a. A. :s Ss
g fsPest & Eek Il
y: isf TX "a ss
ss s' $s:ss. s'
GARNET MEETING.
~ tno Cabinet meeting to-day tho Utah tfnubles
ussa sss hs"s; sxsa, 'f s 5 sPnns
so@pe II Il @ rsfs sSs
States authorities IN tIas Tssfitory shoaG pfoeeed %
fender. brought to jastles. shealI tho % Mofmons or
thelr LEADERS,, the Government viii aee titat mi.
asisns foies u sent 70 ths Territory 70 enforce he
thers Will b amy trouble.
JONES ~ 4 uREENDAuKEH.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, has drawn nm an
amendment to the Constitution, which he intends
submitting to tho sannte nt the cxtra session, pro-
rdn0 that paper only shall 10 used "a lcgaI.}cndcr
money money in ths United staies, aud that the isaao
shall ee at the fats Of 340 per capta tho popna.
ton Of Tug COUNTRY 10 30 aseertatned annuity by 4
ceuans Tho senAeor believes That such IN amend
mont viii 30 popular, and can ba carried through
The Lcgtsatursa Of most of tho Western and South
oFn states: lIo does not hesitate to say Tint io
wants gold an4 silver mads commodity ind not a
,a.' aanara o. ralae TT report Of tho s.c. Com.
Jones, Il nearly completed, but Will aot BE- Mads
pnbllc until snort tins hefo,u tho political cam.
Pa,En opsns In Ohio and Fennsylyanfa. son'o of
declare It 10 10 q tafJ hb'e document
THE TlMuEn THtKrEa,
Comrntsaloher Williamson, Of tho General Land
oalcs. to-day rccstscd telegram from Now Or
leans, stating thnt tho effort Of tho eraudcrs on
TIN public timber tands At Lake Charles to iva ho
timber bonded fiavo boon .dcfestcd. The Court
hoang that tho psopsEty could moi be bonded until
m inventory and appFa!homent hal bocn made.
MINISTER KAssoN
was a. the Department ct Slate to.lay receiving
Ills inettucttons preparatory to starting for hla
post l!t4 psrscnt intentions are 10 sail from New
York JulyA
, 1877-06-09


6pet1af DtspoteA 10 zNe 7rsAuxA
oAsNo' ILL.,. june B.-Mal. Winter has called i
meeting Of onr citizens tonight 10 take Into con.
aldafatlon some method Of raising funds for ths
relief OF The people Of Mount Carmel.
3SbtANAPotls, Ind, juno s,-Tbc following 1fa.
patch to the Associated prsss ha. bceu received
from Mount Caruai:
The calamity which has befalen th!s CITY has mt
been orsrstatsa by ldtter-wriiers to The papsrs Of
The metropolitan c!tlos. Fourteen blocks OF bcau.
tlfal homes and business houscs lro In ruins.
hundrod families house1oss and hoIpes,. 1
score. dead. and over seventy badly hurt i, a
population @ u Of !. boo 4 ioss not less than s10o.
plc 70 carry A1ono, md help muRt como from iho
conntrJ large. Any aid from cites Of towns that
tnay b sent g 7; s.. uenloat Mayor, o. Judge Il
neatt Chairman Of tho Relief Committee, will BE-
wisely and faithfully appropriated towards tho5s
who 9re NQftnY and naedY.
, 1877-06-09
EDUCATIONAL.
DLOOM1NGTON HIGH sCrIOOr.
6ptrt0i Ntrdtet to M Tfhunr

optC'ut Atp01EH 20 ms 7F1tunE.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, juno e. The eighth nnnn.,
Commencement Of tho p1oominStcA, Iliah schooi
oecnrfed to-day at Durlcy. As tbs class nuubtr.d
twenty .e'ght, Tho largest class aver graduated h,
ihe Institution, two sessions wore ho,d, ous bs.
ginning at 10 a. rn., the other at 40 .. m. Dn,.
Ing ths entire day tho hall was we'll nlted. III.
exercises wose al Of q high grade OF eon,po.I.
tlen and delivery. and received mesitcd applause.
1tsrtctt. Carrie 4. ptash,, Eixa j. Coleman, Al. d.
naeGI%n'1s aeIonga1i Ha'1 hsnder E1!sa Lyons. !otto
Myrtle u; Walker. An!ella II: Wilson. 1race IT,
nso9ks. Emma J. Caldwell. Mollic Dalton, Ida N.
ii!aideman, y Annie y. l4ochr, Lecy Myer1, jennis
Il Il; Msrrltt Satl!e portef,. Nettie Waid, Mary K
fna1st Mfatkln9t Lillian g. Wright, Percy 4. Folsom
uohsph y Lau9hllnt George ". Mueller, Reyllio
Rlnchsft. fe'"' T'1A~ T..
1ssasr Of het e'ss. d tek6larship, snd Mt Prnns
1Hs'. Mnematt, ne salutaterlan, atood next- Thts
oventg reception rendered TO the graduates IL in
ptoHrsss ~ ~ hume Of Dt. MeCann Dunn, ia,hce
o. Aiss Aattie Dunn, Principal VI Tho Uirk.
, 1877-06-09
INTERNATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION

L0VIaVILLE. KY, Jun0 B.-Th0 1ntoFnat0naI
Typographical unton, in scssion hose slneo Aun-
day last. adjourned To-day aftvs esctlng the ful.
lowing oAscc1sI President, Darwin Il. 6tfcatsr,
OF 1t. Louis; Fint vice-Presldent Edward uFit.
hlh, Of pa1ttmoret Eecond Vice. sldent, Edwin
T!..gsorEe, q T!entSa. n, j.; Essrssa1y and
su-aIscts4 by aeclaMAtlou; Corresponding Sscfs+
taty. John Armstrong. of Toronto, CAn., bJ
, 1877-06-09


w..o,sn-"~ - - t",a ~ !. .r,s
,soa :" '.'s' - ~, u4"s o'-tae Aan'lnlatfa"
"on u no" eohs'usFn9 the oest method oi.Mak'ng
appointments III the south. Il generally agreed
That most OF tho present !ncnmbcnts should hs dr.
nlacca. Thu crrnter pnrt1ou of .hs,, ro,.t..,
ior oces us rewards fos scsn,,r " n ~ 'sseIssa s
'1ao' aHa Tor nasslng tho negro vote. 4 largo
number arc obnoxIous to tho reputable citizens
Of thoir rcsnectiyo tncs1itt.s ~, n.r,r,t - ,h.,t
hcln1 connsrtoS lii y" atsoa"' ~ ta''f
II T. ,,t..., a s~us'e: VI Panuot'
ah"ssseooa maj u IL diMcult to
aaa Aepuo'!cans attcd for tho Offices who
have suitable records. Few old ,rhtys hnr.
Qprcssed 10 atccnt of,rss 49,, ss.s .a..",., n+'o
tnItr,n,i,i n...ses 80. 'e" 'espeetap'e VI
.asa' ..','...a. uehoenta haso pecn lonna Who are
"HAhe 70 cRahec taelf bollecs f0t Office. 1t IL snd
shat good uany conservative Democrats Of iho
EiehoiIx schuui may },1 snr.,n+.a ,..,,i n,
s.na viii ne so1eeted ,h., WHY ..n
anu Of good reputation.
SECRETARY scuunz
ID hnnoyed at tcpurt, In Eax,o-,, ,,ss,o.. t..,.n
tha, ~ ~. ssu ~ 1hsleta papers lntImhting
s.- 50 sAe"asAeA appointments Which were
"os ~ na9mohJ VITA Inc true theory of tho cIyIl
service. 1t has been rcccusly published that l,o
, 1877-06-09
FRANCE,
nHruDLICAn spHrtigrrr.


PAK1s, June 1.-The Rfpu1ilgue frdntatsf, NJ.
Gambctta's organ. Says the published accounts Of
last nights meeting Of the Presidents Of tha Sec.
tons Of the Left are inaccurate, It k1ys The meet.
Ing was an informal one.
Tho Ertntmtnt, organ Of tho Irreconei,Ahle
Radicals, faTs tho Senators Of tho Left have de-.
termIncd thai tho Republicans, Though they do not
fear dissolution, ought to neglect nothing which
they may properly do TO pruvent!t
BENrRKexD.
PAn's, Jnuo a-M. Bonnet DavtrdIrsr, Preal.
dent Of The Municipal Council, who WIS recently
Arrested Charged with Insulting President Mac.
Mahon. melting civil war, and assassination, han
becn sentenced to Afteen montha imprisonment
snd to pay 2 0o0 francs fine. Other participants Of
The meeting At st. Denis Incurred lesser but suresa
sentences,
MACMAHoN's TERN.
!AntE, jane B.-Thc Dnkc dc nroe1te has 70.
cclvcd dcnuiatfon Of i.eRItmfsts, ullo t,cmanlcd
that tho Ministry be remodclcd according to tho
vtcwa nf the IoYAffeth. II. dc uFoGtIe tep1cd that
President MacMalon hid no intention Of aAkfnE fos
APPROXIMATION Of hts powers. Ilo wnntd retain lis
Office until 1850. hut not hold 1t beyond that term,
justided BY the Constitution. President aiacMahnn
subsequently confirmed tho Duke d. urogtlas
statement
An ADMISSION.
Tho Uonttkur admitA that Tho u1eetfnRp Of tho
frcAfdents Of tho Republican Left was Informal,
accounts, which were questioned this morning,
1,IsaOLuTl0N rnoDAnLE.
PAn!ss June H.-PartIes which favor the tmme.
dfato tlissolHtlon Of the ChAmher appear 10 have
gained tho upper hand. There is 10 Probability Of
tho Chamber bclng prosoguod for second time.
, 1877-06-09

NxH YoRK. Jans IA etecIat Committee Of
tho National Hide Association moi 10 night, COL
H!nssts presiding. TO consider tho beat means uf
sslccttux team to rcpsusent the United States In
the forthcoming Flde test with Great ufltsiA. The
team will consist Of sIght, With two reserves aud
captain aud Adtutant Il wa decided that the
Com1nittse on Selection b limited to thfse and
Etsea full power. Col. Stanford favored commit
tee Of ats whereby dan FsaucIseo, Hew Oslcsus,
Or Chicago could bo represented. The full report
will 10 made 10 alu Eux14 ot Directors u. MORROW
pls4s.
Thu following plan was submitted BY tho COM
.nttse Ut tAv rlls-tcan. Of 1a.t year: 1hs co@pa.
GfcsimSps, aud vpcn 10 Iii su"cis Vic ass native.
turn eltizeAs VI the United States o. Territories.
nud that OIL nldtcss Will DO ,sxucd anl
, 1877-06-09

puhl!ahed through thu n,cas ,..,.-
NIL lon1-ranRo riAeynen 10 raE,tI1s r,nas,,ttlns
nsn.a mt: - sx seon Sent,si ,s,ps.on. 10
Ton hftecn rhota arc 10 be aret At r.+h
$50. n0v and ]. ooo yar.a. withont sIRhting T..
snott coaching, or spottnR By nny pcsson oths, s
day ot competition. together Will Ihs ei,tn9 ~ .@a
eessisns of informatton T. forbidden. TIC len
onr ~ ha 1s axnR s highest anI
and faptrye 1850" NAV he*W