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THE FAST.1'RATN WAR.
No information had been received from The Man
agcrs' meeting at New York up t. late hour last
cren1nR. but this nbecncc OF nows il considered
favorable omen by tho raL1wa5 men herr, and the
opinion II continually gaining strength that tho
fast.tsaln war ~ about 10 come to cnt'. No new
movements Of aar kind hare been rnado by Any of
mono Will b. 1nlIi the retuif Of the New York
meeting Ia definitely known. Tho war thus fat haa
aemonstFatea that the public ptofer to travel In
the fcRulsr trains a. theHe Ase invariably better
patraalsed tnsn The fast ones. It has shown,
furthermore. that the railroads fose nothing bY
making low through rates. Hcfure the present re.
dnctton 10 passenger rates made, the travel
nearly al, the rooda leading East from this city was
down m TO zero. since that tre th!a bnsinsss haa
arc taking out fail loads. Many Of tho people.
howerer, who 70 East now arc doing 10 bccauee
they expccta restoratlUn Of rates very aoon, and
In this opinion they are undoubtedly correct.
, 1877-06-16

san FRANc,rco, Juue 1o.-Thc China, from
Panama, brings news ttlnt the wrecked steamer
City Of Ban Franclseo hns not been brokeu up by
tho nction Of The een, and schooncr.load Of mcs.
chandlsc bccn savcd and brought to Acapulco.
The wreck IL in exactly the position described by
the wltnea6cs iu their topttmouy before the Courl
of Inquiry. All that part Of the sh!p forward oi
the main mast Il above water. The snokc. stacks
arc atlll stantling. Tho steamer Moacs Taylor,
moorcd at Acapulco receiving rhip, will receive
a6ins fnse9 mss III" ,r" s Noia
Meilately To the scene OF The wreck and rc1naBn
these to save whatever can he aaycd Ut the carxu,
aud generally protect thu Interests Of the Gonntly.
llu rrturncd on the Conrtltution th.day. Nothing
..aa bech taken directly from tho snhktn Ahtp. Tho
1nercInndtpa constituting tho cargo taken 10 Aca.
puico MAJ foRu1 floating pckhtl up On tue beacl.
, 1877-06-16

fI7rsnrna, ra., Juuo IL. extensive works
Of the Jacnhus l. Nfu,ick Manufacturing Company
On Diamond street, between Smithfcld and Graut
st:ccta. were destroyed BY 1re nbout o'clock thts
morning. Tho building was 4 four-ttoFy brick.
With frontage Of 125 feet on Diamond street, and
extended back about seventy feet. Tho Company
wets engaged in ths manufacture Ut light hard.
waro. lucks. brunxcs. ETC.. and the!. w0rks cen.
cry, patterns. md manufactured articles, ali of
% Wh,ch were @ @ass!royed. 1he Company estimate
sncs Of sso,0O0, distributed tn small amounts
among nuultfnna companies.
Tho hFo lao communicated 10 IIakcWc1l t. Mar
thens printing and ho0k binding establishment on
t!rant slrtct. Their btndery was destroyed, ani
tho Rtoek md machinery In other departments
damaged BY walcs. Iheis ioss IL eae1natcs! u
$40, 0Ou; Insured, but the amount IL nut known.
, 1877-06-16

LAFAYETTE. lmd., Jnns 1J.-The graduating
exercises Of thc 1lEgh-scsooI clans took p!aca At
tho orera.lIouse thLs evening. Tho class consist.
cd Of u. c. Wilson, Ida u. Kellogg, Hattie J.
Naft1. Smile l.. Asher, casa L. Reed. md Ella
AfccoMbs. Tho exercises consisted OF osntt0ns
and essaya. fnterspesssd with music. ~ tho con-
elusion Prof. 1Iansoh presented tho class. and
snpt. Merrill. In brief address, presented tho d.
plonias. Tho attcnaaNcs WIS yorT largo. tAu house
being crowded, showing the !ntcrcat manifested
by our c!tazcns ln our rnbtic schools, After the
exercises ut the Opera House thu Clans gave TO
cspston. and cu]oYel banquct ut tho ". Nicholas
Hotel,
, 1877-06-16
The MltIERS.

Du1sAlo, June lb.-At tho laird sud taat day
Of tho Convention Of tas Hatlonsl Niless' Asso-
c!atlon reports were read from II. g. Hesgos, Of
Ut. Louis, on ''MslllD2 and Improved Methods. i"
and the following resolution adopted:
That t4tnuitss VI thrce be appointed By tho PrsA,
dent y tsks lnts consideration l.s aubjce " ee:.
l!s4an9 &n4cr the patronage AE d guidance ut tha Mil
efs National Association scLoul Or eplteJo fur Ia.
ttFucslnf " cduesGuX n!llcFA. plan ~ w repotcI u
Sue next regular meeting.
Ncasrs. Chamberlain and Earl Of Michigan, and
Mt. eandtssun, Of t!tlwaukee, were appunted.
0Gicurs vera rl1cteA for the cnsuIn! year: Prtsl-
dent Geof4e Hais. Missouri; Secretary, Frank
Little. N!cllgaa; Treasurer. b. u. Merrill, Aich.
, 1877-06-16

MENDOZA. III. Juno 15.-AId. Marks, IL.
rector Of tho First National nAnk, Samuel Dlx,
and Thomas Chick, OF th!a city. ssere leaning
against IN Iron ruling In front Of n.1 d Higgins
store. when It suddenly gare way. and tho
three wcEs >prectpttated backward Into tho vault
under Tho sidewalk. Mr. Marks IL raid 10 haso
shealdsis, and i'll two anaers bokcn, but % she M *
tent Of hta Injuries u not fully known yct The
others escaped with few slight bruises.
, 1877-06-16
4FRIN1FtEI4I}, I'LL.
SpfcfaI Hsp1tcA to JA< 7fibHhs

arniNartxLp, ILL.,, Juno 15.-Ths Commcncc.'
mcnt exercises OF thu Springfield IIish.school took
place to-day In tho presence Of very largo au+
dicucc. The graduating elass numbered twealy-
evnt% and al acquitted themselves with credit In
tbs reading Of es.ays anu delivery Of orations, and
especially 40 A!ss urEtrude Wright. tho colosed
u0s. Palmer ta0k 0ccastoA 10 commend ~ ncilieT.
in. v!st0fy Tor hds race Ia successful competition
with Asf el4Rs1n9tes,
, 1877-06-16

GENEVA LAk7, M!s., June H. Tho following
arc sErtrsls II tho Whiting House: q. ". Hsoss.
Frauk X. caawsli. J. II. HuElbuft. Eddie uarl-
hurt, W. q. White. 0eosgu Armour. wife, an4
child, !. L. Short. II. X. White, q. L. Wells,
Ars. Street 8. s. Merriam. a. ". Ferry. r. nleh.
a.t.on, T. n. pales, ]. u. Mar, Adoph Losb.
r. u. balkct. J. Esston soulall. 0eossc q. Ncw-
tesrT. J. T. BEARD. II. J: Mlll!gau. and Qeofgs
H.. peuacla, Calcago; &. +. W9ltford and sou.
Es1ult; z. a. Mattesun, kuwanee; Ausotl
syesry, Aatcu:u; Gsossa' sylye.lcf. Nil
, 1877-06-16


COMMENCEMENT Hensoh in tho Fomnto
s.'rllnnry--.Tl.o llfGl, Sct,ool...Tto l'nf,Itc
llt'rusy.--AttoInptcd nfurt1er---A Fonlale
lrcnct.cr w. tie A1lntatera.
Special Correspondence a} Ths Tribune
nocRyolI', Ill.,, juno l4.-Acttsa preparations
arc being made In our High Schools and In The
Rockford Female Seminary for commencement.
gontlomcn Will graduate 1n tho 2Hth and 99th Of
Juno respectively, from tho West and
Eaat High Schools. The commence.
mcnt.cxcteiscs Of tho Female Seminary begin
with tho Daccalaurcato sermon, which will 10
gIyon by tho Roy. T. II. Ritclcy, Sunday, Junu
-, At THO Fltst Congregational Church. The ad-
dtena bofofu tha Hoctcty Of Missionary Inquiry, by
tho Roy. ucosTo l.. 1.as!d, Sunday evening, ut thu
First Congregational Church. Examination Of tho
Preparatory aud College Departments will
bc had on Monday and Tuesday, ths .o.h
and 1Ith. Conservatory concert on Monday cyon.
Ut the sccond Congregational Church. Tho annt.
Gooa af oe G. ca'sfe. iss
day evening, At thu Second Con4Eeyaso so,al Church,
Comnenee.,sn. on ,That,day. tuua xs, !. D. !.
TIE PUBLIC LtnHAHr.
The nnnuRl tunort OF tho tibrar! IN Of onr rnbllc
Library, IT.: william l.: ituwaHd. gisos sone In.
cost Of public brnsIr5 IN cttcs tho size OF Nuck-
ford. 1loro aro ssyrrnl GILES n thu State aboat
- rS9n1e 81 tH;.tmt!ons gf s kin ana tor thu
pendent At Kockfur l,ns gathered few interesting
fscts IN connection with our library, which Ana
now betn in vGry hncccBsfn1 operation for dYe
rsafa. Tho library now cunlaud .U3S votu,ncs.
The number VI books los1pc4 out during tho fiscal
year just cloud teac!od e., Hl0, Ill lncrruas
oyer last year OF 10. 81 volumes. The number Of
vlsit1ts fo tho reading rooms. reference. books,
bes whom we take Into consideration that Rockford
y city 1T only II, 900 population. Tho
IL much 4.naller thau some aupposs report
showing that ouly fur bopks wrrv not Ectutno,i
T'Ilc monthly circulation reached tho Highest III
wetc loaned.
TUE oLAss Or LITERATURE DEMANDKn.
In purchasing books Tor new lIbraFtes 1t will to
tudo Of ratrons Of Ercs Library ae,,and fiction.
kAvo pfcpaten tabte showing tho classification
Of tue circulation Tor tho pnEt year:
, 1877-06-16
ANOTHER SUSPICIOUS CONCERN.

ST. Lorls. june lA-Willlan y. Aulsr. state
Superintendent Of Insurance, dlcd . petition ll
tie Circuit Court ihls sftsnoon. praying for ~
injunction aEainst the Commercial ln.utauca CON.
panY Of this city, aul tho appointment Of Ks..
eeIyes 10 examine tue tHaiE* Of tuxt Company a9d
Wind up it, basiuess. The pctttiaa alleges thar
tbs assignment made BY tbis COMPANY two days
nxu Wks tu prevent III tnYcA&t.us1Qp ct tta tQudi-
ton by the Superintendent.
, 1877-06-16

DELyIpEnx, N. j.. Juae l5,-icsterdAy after.
noon mill. dam Just above Norwick. on the Della.
ware, Lackawanna l. Western Railroad, which had
been considerably washed and weakened by late
atn.storlns, suddenly hrole and prcctpit4tcd =
tshlag party consulting Of ten porsons through tho
sluIce.wsy. Mrs. Lermefs her daughter. Julia
lieemers, Miss Crowley, and Thomas prcssIef
wera drowned. Tho owner OF tbs boat. Mark
Fi.hes, and J:mos nsfslt were fatally, tnJnred bY
eluice.ESy.
, 1877-06-16

NEBRASKA.
Epstfa{ N&p1tth to JAe TFtbu

NEHI&AHKA.
Sp<ctal NspdteA TO 1As Ttftus4
WEsr rots7. Cumming Co., Juno 1a.-So snr II
tho Elkhorn Valley In .his Sate Il concerned, there
uill bs but trdtng damage done from gsasshoppers
h1tchel ont here. Early lu tho senaon the bistts
davouFed coInttess numbers, Later, farmeFa
caught thsm With various devices, aud tho contlR.
uous cold snd henry rains. formed an important
Item 81 dsstas,se: tI thr:s -, wcrs .u',seat
tho hoppess vera haichrl. lhuy would hardly ever
beco,no numerous enough su Do any great injury.
We ahUud &al labor 10 throw the protection Ut tue
law aeound tho birds.
Special MspascA 10 zAs Tnbsa4
ca.rs;;s, y. Aer.ck Co., Juns lh:-lt woald do
hailsy: h md potatoc. ats III y. X: lhs grnsshop.
per h4tchad In March, April. And May Wcre de.
,9a Y oo w. % 90
summer.
8ptefa. n.patcA 10 7ns 7t1aa.&
0naan I.s4so tA l4a,' g.: g.: Jaas 1S,1Ws ~; teat
x so.s wi ~eh III have aeh1 Ths aa sae..s @
wet weather Of tie ast four weeks has damaged "a
SOUS sxtept tue sHalt grain,
spec4al Ntpaaeh 10 1As 1siaaaA
ExwAMn, 6uward Co., jans 1a,-if We escape q
raid by huppeFs that may y esef ~. we shall his'
is1 pi:::cs os,'sef Fsl; 20 pr cent u tho
' St<esa W.1atea 10 III zttsaaA
NsnR4sxA cirr. Osoe Co.. Jnns lt.-Tho. out
LOOK for etop. !: vary encouraging M compared with
pcss Will not damage thu growing grain mora than
8 OF 10 per cent.
COTTON.
WARRINGTON, D. O.. Juna l5.-Ths Official eau
yaax Of the area In cotton this year shows N IT,.
eseass Of nearly 1 paf ccninm upon tho scscags OF
1870 giving total In e1ccsa OF u, 600 600 acFes
North carolins declines per cent aud south Csro-
Illus .. Georgia and Florida increase each per
cent, Alabama sud Tennessee e, Misal4slppl 4,
Asksnsaa :, Louisiana Q, snd Texas u. The
satss Of The largest ssresgs arc Als.ls.ipp Teas
than u tbs Hast two years In June. but higher than
~ 1S7@. The Stats asssagee Of condition are -
fnllows: North Cssolfus, ~; South Cnrulna, o;
Gsotgts, 81: FlosldA, "; Alabaus, 10; Ai.sls.
sppt: VI; Louisiana: 9s: Texaa, u; Askau.a..
tes eotton to- .es = shs time ot p!aot!ex and to-
plaut II now generally ssli but healthy free frous
Mesds, s0d ia condition to tupross rapidly with
favorable weather. Cut worms and aphidxt have
had favorable season for destructive operations,
anu rras4hLppets haYo besu exceptionally nuneE-
II II, TpxRs.
, 1877-06-16

MEMPHIS VI. FA1RnAHKs.
Tho Memphis Reds, under command Of Me.
Walsh, tho welk known umpire Of f1ast year, arrived
hure yesterday morning. and played Tic Fairbanks 4
very good game In the afternoon. No>runs wcro
earned, tho two in tho fourth inning bo!ug given
By Baeh1t md Tfott. Tho single in thu sixth By
Dachl, and tho last Two by Trutt, Daehii, and DO.
Ian. Tho pitching Of 1scts wns tho best which the
Fairbanks havo shown this ycas, an1 had he been
fairly supported the gan1c would very likely lase
been tic at dark. Tho plaY Of t'll1en WAS also
excellent. Duskalow and Kennedy Ind Tho bulk
OF tic work on thsir side, and did 1t we]l. Ful-
lowing Is
FuH 4CoHBs
, 1877-06-16

To1Epo, O., luno 1b.-The 1tore No. DS Bum.
NIT strcet. owned BY n. II. Norris. OF Cincinnati,
occupied by stabbins j. Dlmmtck, trunk dealers,
waA damaRed by dro tonight To Tho extent OF
95. QUO, 1tosa covered by insurance. Origin Of
The dfc unknown.
, 1877-06-16

hpFC41s 1Fs7&1t@ 10 I'D 7F19HHe.
CoIuNnrs, o.. Juno lE.-Thc Farlow purity,
having wrestcd the Cincinnati, SanduskJ i Clcyc.
land Railroad from Hush II. Moah, tho employees
who wcre put put In by Sloan whom he gained pos.
scsa!on wilt be discharged nnd the old hands will
as general thing, be rcstoscd to their former
poatione. Intense excitement exists ut points on
tho road among tho enVnH9rt, conductors. and
agenta on aceo4nt OF thu uncertainty AMI douth
which exists as to who will finally have cuntrol Ut
tho tonl. II IN rlmored that Sloan will continue
the nght on new loyal Rrounda.
, 1877-06-16

Special HApateA 10 7Af nfhkkk
MlAxAT4A, Brown Co., Jane l3.-ufAshoppers
bare hatched Ii eoax!lcrsble numbers, but ~ yet
bare done no harm. Arc bsln2 destroyed hy tho
million With coal OIL Ass disappearing in xous
plACcs 1nyste siouS1y.
Gp&etal A&poseA 10 zAt Tnsux4.
ATLANTA. kiec Co., juno l5.-Threus saout oar
, 1877-06-16

tertng from an unprecedented nsnoun. Of rntn,
which. In sonnc localities, IL damaging The crops.
Se-cfdi Dispaseh to 7a< 7tfosn>
sHEnxax EiTr, Cherokee TO-. Lanc l6.-Hraes+
hoprcrr doing silRht damage. but threaten to do
more. Rivera h1Eh Us over known. We iaavc had
sSsn' Rs so ssn ss IL
looks splendid.
soecsa, Nwosch to ~ 1stssne
,d nAn1rosD. TT tyon e.. Lunc 15,-flratshopptr.
wet Ra{n4 Ino'i every t'aY. Streams ycfy Hill.
Oats snd wheat much Injured now. No work can
be lonu for week.
steetai Dt4patcs Ia ne 7,1sun&
Rocxr |!tLL, Lincoln Co., June Ij.-Thcte arc
etill plenty Of 'hoppeFs here, and ara doing some
MINNESOTA.
Special DftpotcA 10 ~ Tribune.
MApEttA, Waton~nn Co.. juno 1l,-Cropp Will
be failure 10 this county on account Of 'hoppess
Little sown, and that 10 being destroyed. Catch.
tn1 them does not materially decrease tha num-
bcF.
Special D.patcA TO 7as 7nann4.
fuHDA, fteeborn Co., luno ol5.-4raashoppe1s
have all hatchcd. We are catching them daily by
the million. II we hare no "raids" out harvest
Will ts large.
seec1a, M.patca 10 7as 1rtsu=@
b. Wtsn91. .; H. cstsonxo9d Co.. !ane l4-so fsr our
see a tss, ms a.,f
aFe Of those haiehed In other sections lying tn on
u.
Gpertdi Dspaseh to 1a4 7ftsxnA
Fn1xcEros, M!LLe. Lacs Cos. juno 14.-Not
one Ernss hutpeF has yet put tn an appearance in
this county. crnpa look splendid.
Sateidt Nspdteh to 7ns Tribune.
WORTHWHILE, Ktcv Co., Iunu 15.-The 'hoppcts
aEs twenty-five miles from us. Erups Ut pll sorts
ane. Wheat too hy. Feata that II will lodge
Gp<csdt DtpdteA to ms Tribune.
MohHt1. Stevens Co., jHne l5. The farmers
arc working with much zeal. and WILL fruru present
Appearances. have hountlful harvest. host Of
the farms look magnificent. but In sumo places the
'hopptss bare done haftn.
, 1877-06-16

sfaughter-hous 1t East HutTnlo was struck by
lightning dnsing heavy thunder. s.ssorm this morn.
Ing. and batncd. Loss csttn,ntgd At $40, 000; In
cured. Hugo Lepou!e, Charles Wagner. and Louls
Phllllps Wefo Injured, tho lnt.ua1lsl seIionsly.
, 1877-06-16
AT 1lrcAT1f1,. ALA.

MExrt1s, TcHn., Jnno 15.-Flro broke out In
11udsos snloon at Decatur, Ala, yesterday morn.
lug, aud destroyed number Of businosA houses
involving lca. Of 337. 900. TITO principal nnIes-
ers arc j. H. Stuart. 81 900: L. l.. a1rg, ST. Oa
U. l.. l}owns, 81. GOO; j. 7. Owsus, 81, 600: J.
q. Tatuln, 81, 01U.
, 1877-06-16

Close Of the Dexter Park Meeting with
Some Excellent Contests.
Turf Performances at Knlama.
zoo, Cedar IsapidsF Etc.

THE TURF.

800, - ~ r.r -,
raeo. On thu tho csra a1n.hna soc
splendid .pott. The a.. va. tor horne. Of r.
2:+o class. tho entries boln9 81. George Emerald.
,ss;s ss ,sps. n s ~o
0r.t.nan,rJ bor,r.. vhIch fomn1 mi crpre,son ii
the tho poo,.bo., = iares S AMOUNT s Of Of money being
wagcscd. st. George had tho most ffisnds, aud
.at aea n Is"S H. .n. .,u.H Ill.,, 10
one esrr .no ns'a, sna s ea"s s'as. ~ n'u
manfally th'oaghont she en1lfs faes' aNaoagh at
ho s 'c race u, was ane,y p pulled ont % Of Of tho aro
by t,e efforts Of Et|tam Darling. who dIs.
n'ayed Tho most copsummato iuaamont
not @ ii tIe lest Condition for hard race. hs,ina
~ ~ o%ns.: E@e:.is ~ i aas :ssee, = hsfias @
III; Ii ii: s wv il; Il;
htat.tusn ~ sery rar!d Clip, ard teok the no!e
wi,a sueh ',hs.p tsan That h. mpeos st. geotEo
eteasca i to N.Y., Around tle lower turn y:
hand sna wnnng ,1 easily IN The tems,,91snly f"ss
t q md ssnEs Sss2gs' m Saae1 nfs:d q
wS;eh i,e was landed y a6oit heaa ~, ,
I'LL wa1a ~, u 9 p9es
Food stast, st. aeotko .oS Emerald Se!as hssa sni
hena: At tue ntst insn tne !attet Is.trotfed th9
s1 sad sad a. iso % iiq s's shesd
until tl,s h9me'stretfh , M wss entered, when y.
asefs ss tel I sa IF s' ssfs Ill., I'd p h. s sas "a
o u a e. es aa - s swft pse
ssas, a nAs . tR"sh u
2:.h. Darling claimed 1871 d1is!ng On toyyanh
nars and tho ,s e.s,'1 va eVwea py sns 2pu&es
passsed j., la.t; .,,.o ,.,.,,
a. eose ad aa sn
a. II he w,s tired, !le RALLIED /, somewhat I or taa
st aH d,oss Emefad homs T. @
ha!.s y iss w.. ana w %oaiS xia an!e.s - b aait
When tho word was Rtyen Maggie g. was aiyon
Tint sle Ind tae too. Of .he whole ralty: Around
thn Afst turn En!cfald thoWen nGc hurst O. speed
r. s:. s'' ss :ss IL T. 'sa i;
s:ia he9 a.d {; ss q P;s'' feet .;'aa asa
Sss ,s;s, IL Ii ~ sSsS: s.sR e 5ss s
s bestisr M.sgia sassh ~ sssoa ps:e
asxo fas ts iss ssss sIf Ss,sa s
"a sa r. S{ss Wien s. Gorge ssa' sE
tst cfoe4. % Va. pu,les 3sgss, 'sad'aea snd De.
c!Asct tho heat .vasu. tho marc being
pneeu N ION snnaefitahaa nahas !os SAFE EeeE.
aitn h.nt. Aftcr short dcjay thcy wero called IN
mi mi scnt awsy tua cooi start. MarRia g. amI In,
said liaa hot IasS te e .hs th5ss.aaa5tsr pss,
s,tctel, tha nnee was hnt' bnt within div fsrt of
% ths wire s wien hen 81. George ws. nearly sven wlth
,l ths rs an n xs IT, @ rag sn1ic uer
HIM. :!::,iS:. Ft,o rosnt 81 Iii heat vfndicassi
ss, Sen,!sS ;aa Sas 's:s AZ, aait sady !s
ntai nn,i Tacr' A"' 1"'' ''o''' "e' EVE" >"o
ri,s .:a5 raec rcau1tea In badly broken .tatc
, 1877-06-16

All nervous, exhanatinS, and painful dIss14es
speedily yield to tho eutaIse influences Vt Pul,cI
u,acler' ) Electric nslls and l!anll. They sre
safe. sin,ple mud eaactiSe, and can b. cA.ilY 1p-
tleu!ar+ uaIied free. Adafsa. ral'esuaachsr Cal
, 1877-06-16

FoxD pu Lac, Wlt,, Juus 15.-Thc case OF
asphykaa at the Lewis House In this cIty. reported
In these dspatchrs yesterday, resulted fatally this
evening. Tho victim, Mr. John potan, Il dead.
lie lived for about thirty houEs after his condition
was discovered,
, 1877-06-16
WRESTLING.

THE dfsEColkoMAN.
NEw YopK, June 15.-The Grrco -Ilpmau
wrestling match between Andre Chrtstoi and Prot.
W. Miller was won byy the lstter.
, 1877-06-16

pes, Of Wtnona, o; Browns, of Minneapolis, b.
AuhIINH, H.. r.
ArHunS, N. r., Jun1 t5.--TAHt bail: fndianap.
oils, =; Auburn, D.
BURLINGTON, ia.
Kpeciaf NspdtcA TO 7ns Trfbuas.
nHHt,SarnS. Ia, june 16. -BAss. bali: Eek.
fofdA, IL; KcystoHes, 3.
, 1877-06-16

aptcfai Nspdteh TO 7As Tribune.
ALPAso, June 15.-The cfops In this section
norer looked better. Corn has been pIowcd uncc.
Tho sntn haA not inserfcret with II 10 any great
tent. lsats very troublesome In au,ne sections
nnd ants In othcrs. Farmers here arc making
hunting parties u cxterminale the ants.
, 1877-06-16

At EAaT HANfNAW, MICH.
Speet0i D1patcA 10 1as 7s1taHA,
East sAu1NAw, Mich, Junc 15.-l. 1IcFstck's
sh!Eclc-mill, at Midland, burned this morning.
Loss, 81, Goo. No tnauEancu.
, 1877-06-16

SCRANTON, Juns l5.-By Tho fsl! OF 1907 At thu
Cayuga GALLERY to-day, Patrick McSuly was In.
stank1y killed, and Thomas Maryan fatally injured.
, 1877-06-16
OBITUARY,

NEw Youx, Juna 1o.-capt Charles Olsen.
aged 81 years, former commander Of tho Peru
vlan navy. aud Tho Captain Of The Cuban nllhustcs
steaulcr Edgar Stewart, died yesterday IN BROOK.
, 1877-06-16

INniAxAroLtY, lul.4 Junu l5.-OId citizen,
Cornelius Van lioukeM, died at kAu.a4 lily to.
day while sfslttnY daughter. lie was ~ years
OLD, and was 4 psonliacnt aud successful farmer,
steamboat nan, aud merchant In carly daya. lie
e1Mn hero In 1927.
EpsctGI Ntp1teA "a 7as TstaxAA
LAHA4ETfx, iDl.. Juno la --Thomaa q. Coz,
on9 Of our odcat C1tizsns dlHa yesterday, 4gct 10
, 1877-06-16
qbe Price Of Admission Is Is Gents
IRRlYAL and DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

EXPLANATION Or REFx2EFCx MARks - 3etnY.]av
GeiHGsIPsea- 'b0na@1 excspteL tMondAy excepted.
CHICAGO T. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Ticket 0mccs. "a C1ark.at {s'.srmRn Uouee) end nj
thu dsrnsa -Ht .e.N ~
, 1877-06-16

Al! tratns run via Milwaukee,. Tickrts tor IT. Paut
and arc Eo either yiA Meteon and Pf1ria
du Chen. or Via NAtertDNu. LaC1oaso, and WlnonA.
, 1877-06-16


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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-11-14
COOLIE IMMIGRATION.


We have received a copy OF the
pamphlet published By the committed
If the State Senate of California which
was detailed to report to Congress or
he Chinese question. 1t contains
memorial to Congress, an address to
lie people, and abstracts of evidence
furnished to the committee by various
witnesses. The document is ably
prepared and will carry great weight
IT'S deductions as to the evil OF
Chinese immigration are well prt
nd none too strong. The memorial
uggests that as to future inmigra-
ion, neither a total nor PARTIAL abro.
alton of the Burlingamc treaty will
ford relief The mass of, indeed
he entire, i'm migration comes from
ne port of HongkoDg, British
olony. No alteration in our treaty
Ipuiaiouo WIN Sliud Couiu nave
the slightest effect upon the passenger
trade of that port. In view Of this
fact the committee very sensibly pro
poses the following measures as a
means to fual solution of this
grave and ever-increasing difficulty
First-An appeal TO the Govern
ment of Great Britain to cooperate
with our own government in the alb
solute prohibition of this trade in
men and women; and
Second-The joint and friendly
action of the two countries with the
Empire of China in the abrogati"n
of all treaties between the three ma
tions permitting the emigration OF
Chinese to the Chinese to the United
States.
And in the meantime the commit
tee earnestly recommends legislation
by Congress limiting the number of
Chinese allowed to be landed from
any vessel entering the ports of the
United States to, say, not more
than ten. This policy would in IA
great degree tend to redress of the
grievances that now sorely affiict this
coast, and threaten TO oyershadow
her prosperity. 1t may be regarded
rs extreme, but would certainly prove
efficacious.