, 1877-07-07
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EASTERN STATES.

New York, June 30--A dispatch
from Lewiston, Idaho, dated the 2sth
inst, saysa man just in fium the front
says that Howard has driven Joseph
from Horseshoe bend into ridge, and
he was to open fire last night.
WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Thc Spanish
Government assures Mr.. Evarts that
Spain will make all honorable amends
for the seizure and detention of the
American schooner Rizpah and impris-
onm"nt of Capt. Dunham, as soon as an
investigation of the facts can he had,
and promises that it will spare no effort
to prevent repetition of such outrages
in the future. Mr.. Evurts will hand in
his bill of damages against Spain when
he receives Capt. Dunham's sworn state
ment.
New York, June 30.--The World
says Tweed declined to see reporters
yesterday. 1t was asccrtained from other
sources that he intends to publish his
version OF the negotiations for his re-
lease, accompanied by facts and data im
reference to former transactions which
will be interesting to the public.
June 3O.-3:30 A. M-There is consih-
cradle excitement about newspaper of.
fees in regard 10 the strike on the Trib.
une, 1t is alleged on one hand that the
office has 100 galleys OF standing matter,
but must succumb at the end of few
days. The Tribune appeared with ten
pages this morning, with prominent
advertisement for 40 compositnrs md
proof readers, only few moments late.
Ths Tribune officials say 10 difficulty is
apprehen1ed in fact. In future no
Union men will be employed. Many
printers are in the bar-rooms, streets
ETC., but apparently all goodnatured.
The Sun says that Thomas Rocker,
foreman of the Tribune composing room,
lett for Florida yesterday, having first,
IL is said, transferred his share of Trib.
une stock TO his nephew At $50. last
evening, there were IS men and boys ut
work ut 50 frames In the composing
room, and solitary youth sat IN the
proof room comparing copy and reading
proof At tho same time, ordinarily
eight men nre required for tho work.
1t was rumored yesterday that jay Gould
had sold his Tribune stock, and that the
retrenchment proceedings Of the trustees
on Wednesday last were forced by the
retirement Of the Tribunes financial
baeker. 1t is also said that Whtclaw
Ried's contract will expire ON tile 18th
OF November, aud lie moved reduction
in order to get another engagement.
CHICAGO, June.--The Hsratds cable
reports battle raging at Sistova
Troops from Rustchuk have gone to sup.
port the Turks who retrcated from Sis
tovn, and detachmeuts from Shumla aud
Ra2ud are believed to be making forced
marches to the scene OF the conflict. The
bombardmcnt oi Rustchuk continues
The town is rapidly becoming uutenaut.
able. The foreign consuls, the hospital
statls, and the ambulance corps have all
removed to Varna. This indicates an
Abandonment of the line OF the Danube
by the Turks, and their retreat to that Of
the Balkans.
NEW YORK, June 30.--A telegram
from TrebizOnd says the Turks, on Fri.
day, assaulted and carried the Russian
positions Mt Batoum, achieving great
victory. The Russians retreated after u
severe battle and great loss OF men.
SPRINaFIELD, Mass, June 3O.-At 1O:.
40 A. NJ, the Yale and. Harvard boat
crews started. At the end OF ths first
mile Harvard was first, at the end OF the
second mile, Harvard was II length and
half ahead, and ut the cnd of the third
mile Harvard maintained her position,
from whence the gap gradually widcned
giving Harvard the race hy two lengths,
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