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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JUNE Il, 1s77-rRIPLE SHEET

exhibition 10 the Crimea Cup OF 1856. II ID hand
grenade mounted or grapeshot and was presented by
Field Marshal Peisssr be run for by the horses of
all officers OF Tho allied armies In the Crimea April l5,
$780, II was won by Colonel Goodaxe's The Toy. and
was ridden by Colonel Bluraei, Ut the Ride brigade.
There were twenty-five starters for the race, which
Was two nle and half course, and u could not
have fallen into more popular hands Than those OF
Colon oil Goodlake, who that time only MAJOR,
nor had ne been decorated with she Victoria Cross
lcatu. of the show is supplied In the cups won by the
wood, York. Bath and Ascot trophies OF 1865 Tho
equestrian hgure o ''Joan Of Arc. !" which was the
gan at Ascot when tho little horse beat General Peel
alter uead heat, 10 = magnificent trophy, ana It's
presence Saturday must have called 10 the mind OF
Cuslance the memorable struggle The Jockey named
among the visitors Saturday. a. was the elder
Archer, who took the Stswsrds' Cup ~ Goodwood on
Trappist Two years ago This prize Is on one OF the
shelves, where attraction viii be found ~ some old
Richmond lYorkshirsl cups won by Dainty Davy. They
have been lent by HIS Grace the Duke OF Cleveland aud
1880, aud those OF 1852 80, '6l and '62 Sir John
Ashley has sent Hopbooms Ascot Hunt Cup and on II
there 10 inscription 10 the effect that the horse was
purchased Tor f340 and sold Tor 81. 000 Sir Watkin
Wynn had oaneu some ola fashioned trophies won az
the abandoned Holyweli meeting, wbic tho Prince
Imperial has lent the handsome gold and gem prescna
ton nkstand gwen MN W the Isaies oI Chs,cnurst
attaining his eighteenth birthday. The prizes won
by Eliand In 1866 and the following year are Sir Rich
ard Sutton's contributions ana Captain DAWSON has
sent eight cups won 10 regimental races Lord Lon
desborougn, the Marquis vi Aliesbury Captain Rosa
Mr. q. G. Kenh, Mr.. r. Fisher, Mr.. Chaplin and Lord
nobleman ssndiny tho Doncas.or Cup won BY Voin-
paur IA
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The following yachts passed the HERALD Telegraph
Station at whiteslone, L. l., yesterday
Vesta, NY.YC., Mr.. Mile, IRON New York, cruising
sastward Meta AVG, Mr.. William wayiaud. return
Ing from an eastern cruise Tor New York; Nah. soop
AVG, Mr. Arnold. from Brooklyn for Newport;
Willie. sioop, Williamsburg &c, Mr. Hughes, from
New York for New Rochelle and returned; Olga,
sloep. RY.C, Mr. Lord, from Huntington for New
York.
The Restless, N.Y.YC., Commodore s. N. Kane,
which lay at anchor OF the HERALD telegraph station
on Saturday night. went short cruise through the
Sound during the day, and returned TO Whitsstone,
whence she proceeded tor Mayport anas
The soop yacht STAR Joseph 4. Williamson, and the
sioop yacht Queen Peter jacobson been matched
70 sail race for $500 SIDE on Tuesday, June 10
The course will be from the CLUB house, at stapeton.
S l., to and around Sandy Hook iighship and return
70 starting point The yachts Will At eleven A. NJ
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BURNED TO DEATH.

horrible occurrences took place yesterday morning
at Belleviiie. N. j. Reckless use OF kerosene oil
followed BY agony and death In a most terrible form.
MISS Nellie Williams, q handsome young lady Of
twsnty-two, tho daughter Of Mr.. Robert VIII
Jams, and we'll known in Newark temperance
circles a. a vocalist. set about lighting a
nro ut her home 70 prepare breakfast before
attending church. She ht The hre, but u went out
Surprising that had entirely gone DOT she took the
Kerosene can and began pouring little ON the wood.
INSTANTLY thcrs shot up blaze, aud IN tar less umc
than II takes 10 say so tho Can exploded ID tue hands
In ire nor clothing having gned aud before anything
could be tor her she WAS burned into almost
ecognixabis mass doctor called ,n promptly, but
no could do nothing After Two hours OF the most
excruciang torurs cesth Incredibly came TO tho re-
hsf OF the unfortunate g,rL She was 10 have been
arati0ns for chs wedding being almost conpissed Tho
wiliams house caught nrc also, but tho iamiiy and
nsghbors we're Abls 20 exMngush the 0ames.
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HORSE NOTES.

In the on Saturday, June o. at Jerome Park ono
mile and thrce quarters, won by Galway from Pcco!o
by a neck, Red Coat third Rappahennock and Bertram
unpIaced, Piccolo pulled up very lame, ana upon
animation II was asceraincd that he had broken down
the front leg His jockey, Holloway, snys thu.
he bad has hea1 at the iurIong pole the
and running strong and feeling good under him,
when he suddenly gave way In front. and the good
horse wanted to quit, but he renod him up and sent
him TO the fnsh, which Of the beat made ri
Jerome Park this season very strango that. only
= short timo since. 4 runor In circulation that
Piccolo had broken down, which proved be untrue
for, the language OF Mr. Jeer Walden hts trainer
"PiccoIo Mt that time sound us a gold dollar /"
but 10 % short time the rumor becomes "a fact We
do not remember instance Of such rumor
about good horse that not quickly verified.
10 the breaking down OF viator aud Piccolo Mr. Ca-
baughs stable has sustained severe blow this
the annual sale OF ycarlings at Mr. Aicxander's
woodburn stud farm, Spring Station, KY, will DO
hold on Wednesday. 2TtA inst.
n. ~ II. Saniords sixth annual sale Of yearings
will lake place tho 2Sh inst, ut The Elkhorn farm,
six miles from Lexington. KY, aud wthou, rescrva.
ton, to the nghost bidder, Tor cash. There are
eighteen colts and seventeen 6ios. total Of thirty.
i've. u the above number the hons share are by
G.enslg. there beng seventeen aud nnes by him.
~
also two colts and six llies By haywood All OF them
are said One conoitiou and they arc In every
respect . choice lot
Tho programme for the race meetins At Monmouth
Park has been pubIished, We have no doubt Il wi
give satisfaction 10 tho Owners and trainers OF
horses and tho public at large. The first day Will be
saturday, June 80, whom there Will be purse, ono
mile; the Jersey Derby, milo aud hail. for three.
ycarolds, with any i've entrics Of mile heats,
and q yet TO be added There will DO tour racos
each day, and tho entrance 10 tho purses viii bs
irce The entries TO tho sweepstakes arc large and
good In the Oaks there thirty-nins entries. The
Ocean Hotel Stakes has thirty-thres. The West End
Hotel Stakes thirty-sx The Robins Stakes thirty.
Tho citizens vi Long Branch have contributed 10
a fund for race TO take the place OF tho Monmouth
Cup, ana for grand handicap stecplechase and thoy
are determined TO sustain tho racsa The steamboats,
ana the New Jersey Central and New Jersey Southern
railroads will afford every facility owners, trainers
and the public.
Ex-Governor Stanford whom he visited tho East last
winter, purchased The stalons Eecllcncer and Gen.
tral Benton. Both OF these horses now as ths,r
owners stock farm, near hayneld, Cal
Messrs. Hckok, Graves snd Morrill,. OF San Fran-
cisco, arc tho owners OF tho trolting horse ST.
JuIen who IL stated TO DO IN nns shape this season
aud likely 10 tros very last Mr. Hekok sho owns the
bay geid'ns Commodore. whose record 2:eA Com
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BASEBALL.

In the contest tor the league ch the Bos
tons still In the lead but only through the
defeat OF the ST. Louis club received in Brooklyn on
Saturday. Prior TO that time they wero even, each
having won sxy-sx and two-lhirds per cent OF their
games played present the Louisvilles are In thu
position ana the Hartoros in NTH II, however, the
Hartiords win todays game with tho ST. Louis club IL
viii put local club in second position should this
be the case may confidently hope 10 have the
championship pennant come 90 Brooklyn
The following table shows the games won, lost and
pIay ed dute.-
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RECKLESS SHOOTING.

Thomas Mccormick, twen,y-scven years Of age. re-
aiding ~ No IL schenck stree. Brooklyn, while pass.
Ing the lager becr saloon OF Aaam Schmidt, No 495
Myrtle avenue discharged tho contcnts Of revolver
through the window Mr. schmidt and friend we're
Standing la the doorway al the time and Narrowly cs
capped being shot McCormck, who Was very drunk,
vas arrested
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the city Of New York. As stated by Governor Robin
ny governmental powers have been precipitated upon
the statute book during the last twonty years that
the powers Of local government were withdrawn by
the Legislature IRON the CITY. great part OF these
special laws aud tho oi them, have been passed
senator Woodin entered tho Legislature IN 1870
Recently Senator Woodln has ASSUMED conspicu.
ously the v6s Of rsiormer protesting TO be
~ reduce tue expenses aud debt OF toe city 10 vim
the sympathy Of his felow-townsmon aud regain tho
lost confidence oil MS constituents he declares that
"hss been engaged In controversy during the Sos
sion winch has provoked tho wrath and
OF offce-hodors In the city OF Now York, who have
entered into wicked conspiracy" against him, And
W make this clear To their comprehension he sAys:-
Hut Just what their ground you AZ
not quite understsnd.
ncipaiy ts continent horde OF office holders.
from each political party 60 iudng With apacivus con
sehs%ss Of public s,psovemsn, Tor sS "a, Of Tow ~d
speeais.o.s until me inlsoi,.as .nh.,An isiana,
other whether possible TO avoid conGsston OF their
The annual tax levy tas iit,s shor, Of $4,000 900
three times the amount OF the for whole tate
Nine aosr. each for every human being ~ Msnhs,,an
Island tor payment Of saiare. Of onesn y Is sbo.n
relief shall be obtained In acme va, sooner or iass,
resistance will be isSortod 10.
These statements Malicious misreprescn tail ons
unworthy evon oil senator Woodin IL III not true tina
sthe inhabitants OF Manhattan Island are debal,l,
with zach other whether Is possible 10 avoid co Us
cation oil thor estates The Senator has con lou died
the "wd SPECTATORS" who nave been rushed by the
destruction oil values Of thor real estate aud
pointed In thor schemes Of public Improvement,
with tho taxpayers OF the city largo IL 10 absurd
estates u The taxpayers Of The city OF Now York who
own and pay taxes on properly Tho asssssed vsualor
OIL witch IL over 81 200 000, zoo for city indebted
actually loss than onetenth OF That amount while
the city itself owns real estate, uatsxed, appraised
noariy $3.50 900, 0O0
The properly hoidsrs Of Now YORK have especial,
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A FEMALE BURGLAR.

In Newark yesterday the police arrested Lena
schasacr, q married woman, On a charge Of having
broken into the premises OF Henry Bruenncr No. 27s
Brooms street. Newark, and stealing thcreirom $50
worth OF Mrs Brucnnoys jswelry. Lena was COM
mttsd Tor trial
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modors 10 very promising horse. by Post Boy, dam
by Edward Everett.
Mr. William vgelus las purchased oil Mr. Ferguson
mate for his chestnut mare Hannah Moore. Tho
team are young, well matched and can speed fast
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Today tho Hartiords anu 81. Louis play the
Union Grounds Brooklyn; Chclseas and Alaskas, GU
the Centennial Grounds Jersey CITY, and 0sccolas, OF
Now York, and Vibbards, ut Communipaw
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not even exempting ffom lis dire conta.

4 not even exempting from its dire conta-
| gion the profession and functionaries OF
religion
Such are some Of the essential features
Of the truth. The Communists, with all
their diabolism, have not brought these
times upon US. The working man IS not
not alone responsible for the present dis
orders. Il is dishonest and unjust to
charge him with anything more than a
share in bringing about the public calam-
ity. The whole people may y'divide the
blame with one smother
By whatever means we may emerge
from our current disastrous experience,
we shall be compelled to submi. to de-
gree Of suffering pretty evenly measured
out, and on the whole almost universally
deserved. We can, and ought to, make
short work with all rioters, and teach vag-
aboHdisn that med ling with the public
peace is not q safe experiment or amuse.
ment. But when that is done, we must |
bow ourselves under the yoke of our own |
follies till financial common sense and
commercial virtue shall be bereinstated, and /
shall have time to do their appropriate |
work --I nte7.O Oce9n,
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Evil News Rides Fast; While Good News Bats
CANTON, D. T., WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 4, 1877. 4

our entire country is now aroused, will
prove abortive, as long as the effort to
change Or eradicate the wrong consists ia
brute fire. and Of defiance to the law, and
its executives. II 35t
Our insignificant self is by no means,
the only one entertaining this view. The
entire press throughout the land, with the
exception Of few addle-headed cyclists,
and the government denounce in unmeass
ured terms, such measures and the men
who inaugurated not
The public have rights, ana the govern
ment is bound % maintain them, and the
sooner men become reconciled to the!
fact, that the lay Of the land will prevail,
the better for all. tS59 ss59
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Eden Locais.

The hum Of the reaper is again heard
in the land, and the facial expression oi
! the farmer, which was long; now broad.
ems into q satisfied smile, as he sees the
golden grain falling and being transform.
ed into shocks. So mote IL be.
H. d. Fitch and Gus. Fowies were had
Fly ''chawcd up by the 'ioppers that is,
their crops were; however they are
pluck and mean to see what this country
will make.
Mrs. r. J. Fl. Fritts has reached home
from ayisit east Her many friends here
welcome her back to her her home.
Gornis beginning. to tasseI and silk,
and wheat begins to change from green to
gold.
The cat crop will be secured this week,
while nearly al the rye and barley is il
stack. **4
Coy, CulIom Of Illinois, has put un
der marching orders the entire militia
force Of the state, and has warned all
'sriotous, disorderly persons to deslss and
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Inc ,toaea' 70 winch paper tne ial,or-s
- class y lSeW 1ofk hasl ookea Ior en-
oufagenlens towards lheir slrlKe, 70 Mon
DAYS s lsslse, says ~ me strikers must
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gan also among other things says, The
nrst DUTY now y 70 PIT as esd e 1ttt fss sz-
asts1lg str.fs, 50 tlfat reason n may assstine
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
soNrTHTNr;NEx.

"A IN order to introduce our Big Seed Fan
Wheat the Wheat of Taos, ~ your local
it, single grains measuring Inch 4
length propose te send sample of
wheat, free Of charge, 10 every snhsesiber
to this paper who will naine this paper
ard send cent 81 4, postage.
Agents wanted A every county so sellf
this NEW Wheat. sSs s9s sSs sSSss
Address without Delay. 81 8 s
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Been Here. = 8 s35iS s3ies isss
On the back Of which was the follow
ing, to us mysterious, words and figures.
Begg ~ dO M
Hughes {0) III
IS M. b -233 -2233 Il 5s ~ sg!
/ Henry " O. 122 10
Il Il C.SF3 CD IL
What does it mean
THE Lecture given ID the Congrega,
tional church. Saturday eve, BY Miss Kate
~. Tupper, was well attended By an inter
esting and appreciative audience from
Beloit, Canton, and vicinity. The church
was Allied to the utmost, many standing
at the door. The subject Of the lecture,
The young men and women Of the pres;
ent day. was indeed excellent and we'll
delivered, being practical from beginning
10 end; together with the very exceIlent
advice given to parents girls and young
men, would, il followed, raisa the stand
ard af excsliency in any community
Our best wishes are With The lady fOr !
brilliant success in whaaeyer she under.
takes. q. b. s
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COUNTY OFFICERS. !.

j. VI. CAarRn, District Attorney. @ sfiss
u. II, CurPErT, Clerk Of District Court.
Tno1R J. TnOAsTAD, Register Of Deeds and Ex
onac,c County Clerk.
Gro. w. NAYLon, Treasurer.
80. TTTx0ERALD, Judge Of Probste.
A p. DIx0N, 6hsri6. fts
D.C. JACOBS, supsrintsndent of Schools.
4 AANnsoN, Chairman,
y W.WsPALM8K, Go. Commissioners.
or. HoLyI,
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Hhsnaas ESRds q Nh Ines or 1ese ia q .thr
or each additional Line, &1.OO.
Legal advsrt iissnts HI rssd sf isgsi rss.s,
N fz-Aai sdysstistnK spS1uriss ssssied ssons,.iy.
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N.ot:ice.'sI !

The next meeting ,ot the Lincoln Green
Back Club, will be held at Lynn Grange
Hall, Aug. 18th, 1877, at 6 o'clock p d.
s QUESTION FOR DEBATE.
SLY i ieS0spcd. i iat our Government mas the
power TO make the Green hack Dollar 3,
full Legal Tender ii the payment q IN
ess.s
81 81 8. g. LEAvTTT,
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Local ITEMS


-FARMERs wear cheerful counteaance
and begin TO feel independent once more.
JUDGE FITzaERALD's oats welded 65
bushels to the acre. 81
Mrs MoULTos has our thanks for
two beautiful bouquets.
THE field across the river, below Be
lott, never yielded as abundant crop as
that now being harvested.
81 -Ex-SHER1FF SoUTH looks. as happy
over crop prospects, as if he was not a.
forlorH bachelor. 5s
CRuPs are being secured in a splen-
did condition, and this week will see most
of the wheat crop harvested.
CAPT. HARLAN inaugurated a hop at
Keller's Hall, on Friday evening, in hon
.or Of the Elk Point party, which was a
pleasant and ENJOYABLE affair.
On Monday morning we had show
er that was needed and that will be Of
great benefit to the corn and vegetable
fields. t8
-CULBERTsoN, Of Eden, informs US
that he has bought and shipped upwards
Of 1000 pounds of butter this season, and
is still at it. 81
We were unable to attend the Lecture
of Miss Tupper, but hear It gave univer
| sal satisfaction, and Indicated the posses
sion Of talent by its author.
We are under obligations to Mr. II.
Davies, Of Dayton, for some magnificent
beets raised in his garden. Should all his
crops this year correspond win these veg.
etables, he will haveino reason for desir-'
ing . change Of locality.
Mr.. SUTToN has returned from his
trip to the Hills. he says iiiir. johnson
il losing upon his flour and some other
heavy goods that he shipped to the Hills.
The grocery business is overdone, being
more goods than purchasers OF money to
purchase with. III
We met Buck. Wheelock near an oat
field in Eden, the other day and the dea-
tconish countcnance 50 long worn BY force
of circumstances, was supplanted by one
broad grin. Splendid crop Of oats, bar
ley, wheat and rye,'' was the principle
sentences We could gather from his NUT
terings. y,
| sc y. MAILAHAE, editor of the Union
Go. Courier, called ia our absence; we
should have been pleased to have met The
gentleman: He with Capt Hughes, Mr..
Beggs Mr., Muhs and ladies, were on their
way to the Dells and Palisades up the
Sioux for 4 pleasant trip they were well
lsupplied with camping ontft, and we
learn from those who met them, that like
all Royal parties, had Wit among them,
who, when at home. is staid dealer in
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j. 4. i 4. N.

a. r. i A IN.
srrvss SrAH LoDax No. q, A.F.& a. M. Regu-
lss Oommunicatlon Wednesdsy on Or before the full
Spse,a, msssins sysry second Wsdnesday after
ths Regular. z. !. ~. &.
N II. CuRrErr, Secretary. A. s
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"A CARD with the following, in bold
letters, was found on orr sanctum table,
the morning after the Elk Point delega-
tion had invaded our quiet town
g C8 f.. MALLAHAN,
sss s Elk Point. ID T.