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OUR BETHANY LETTER.
The Performance OF the American
Literary Society.
BETHANY, June Il,


BETHANY, June Il.
The closing exercises of the College
Commencement took place last night in
the shape Of the final performance OF the
American Literary Institute.
The programme announced that there
were to be five orations and debate be-
sides the salutstory and vsledlctory, but
only two of the orators spoke, and MS the
debate was also omitted the performance
was short and interesting.
The Salutatory, by Carroll Ghent, OF
Kentucky, was very good, and WAS well
delivered.
D. A. Quick, Of West Virginia, IN an
Grafton entitled The True Man" did
himself great credit, eclipsing all his tor
mer efforts.
b. l.. Smith utilized "The Ideal" a
great deal in his oraLiou upon "U tility
OF an Ideal" and as he has good deal
of the orator in his delivery be made q
good impression upon the audience.
Albert ). Dabaey, Of Kentucky, then
presented the diplomas t. the class in q
neat and happy speech. We never had
the pleasure (snd II was real pIessure)
OF hearing Mr.. Dabney speak before, and
the enjoyment WAS greatly increased not
being anticipated. HIS manner OF deliv-
cry was easy and graceful, and as his
subject matter was most excellent We
have no hesitancy in saying that it was
one o: the best speeches CT the Com
menCement.
w. H. Hayden ended the exhibition
with the valedictory, which was well
written and we'll delivered until he be-
came en- barrassed by the disorder that
prevailed In the audience.
There wss Il tremendous crowd in the
hall, which, large rs it is, was filled to
overaowing, the standing room even be-
ing taken up. A larger attendance has
never graced performance at Bethany
College.
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THE SCAFFOLD.
Five Nurderers Hung.

LITTLE Rock, June 2l.-JscOb Levels,
colored, was hung in the county jail
yard to-day, for the murder of smother
colored man. No cooler man ever
stepped on q death engine. He assembled
the steps as firmly and with as little
emotion as man would walk up TO 3
banquet. He took his place on the trap.
door, and stood for moment regarding
the upturned faces of the crowd beneath
him. A religious ceremony was
gone through with, after which
he was asked il he had
anything to say. "Only one thing, he re-
piled, prepare TO meet me in glory" The
officers babe him adeu, and the black
cap was drawn over his face. As it came
down, ss 1t nesred his eyes, still with that
same resignation in his face, he closed
them forever; the moose drawn, he stood
e spectacle 20 be remembered not even
the light drspery showed signs OF the
slightet culver. His hands were
elapsed and his chin slightly elevated.
The sheriff raised q handkerchief, the
trap fell, and Jacob Levels dsngled in
air, having fallen about four feet. His
gssps and struggling for breath weae
painfully audible, aud his shoulders and
chest underwent conyuis oas. After
hanging seventeen minutes be was pro
nouuced dead, and the body was lowered
into the coffin.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-A special from
Paris, Ill.,, says John Burns was hanged
there at one o'clock this afternoon for
the murder Of Elijah BsrdweI, on the
10th of October last. Burns was reck-
less, hardened man, and met his death
with GOODNESS amounting to bravsdo. he
was pronounced dead seven minutes
after the fatal drop.
CINCINNATI, June 2l.-Perry Bow
sher, who murdered an aged toll-gate
keeper and his wife on the CirClevllle
pike, a short distance from ChlIlieothe,
Ohio, last October, WAS hung ut Chilli
cotEe at II o'clock this morning, in the
presence of large crowd.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-At 1920 this
morning jeremiah Connolly and George
Sherry were hanged At the county jail
for the murder Of Hugh McConvil.e on
the 10Th of last January. The men were
quiet and composed IN their demeanor.
FREDERICK, Md, June 2i.-E II.
Costly, alias Dorsey, Was hanged here
this morning for the murder Of his cousin,
Solomon Costly, on the 4Lh of April,
1877.
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Pittsburgh Races.
Mexican Affairs.

GALVESTON, June 2l.-A New Eagle
Pass special says that nothing definite is
known regarding the movements of Gen
Mack enzie and Col Shafter. 1t is sup
posed they are heading for the Sara
gosss mountains. The Mexicsns are still
volunteering and impressing the horses;
their movements are very warllke. The
courier arrived yesterday and states that
COls. Nuncio and Valdez are at Sarrsgosss
with 300 or 400 men, and that COM
mission would be sent to General Nc
Kenzie to ascertain the purpose OF his in
vasion. Colonel MsrtiGeA' revolutlonists
were reported to be about fifty or sixty
miles below Piedrss Negrss several days
ago, with fifty or sixty men. Some OF
them are thought to be on this side. No
news from Escobedos.
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THE aTTHEwS COMMITTEE.
Anderson Refuses TO Testify.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The Mat
thews Senate Committee wss in private
session two hours and half to-day.
When the doors were reopened, james
+. Anderson was sworn, but being re-
fused counsel he said be had no state
nent 10 make nor questions to answer.
fne committee then went into private
session for short time.
When the door WAS again opened An
derson WAS informed that he should
answer all the questions the Committee
might sec proper to put, and Was asked
MS age and occupation.
Anderson replied that he had no de-
sire to throw obstacles in the way, but
Senator Matthews was lawyer and
was here looking after his interest, and
he Anderson did not see why he should
not nave q lawyer to look after his own
interests.
The questions were repeated; also wheth-
er he hai placed any paper in. Matthews
possession, and also what, but Anderson
declined TO answer.
Senator Whyte-You mean simply
to say that you set at defiance the Will
o, this COmmltteei
Anderson-You put 1t too strong. l
simply wish TO say decline answer,
ing. Ipropose thst if Senator Matthews
Will 90 before the Potter Committee l
Will testify.
Senator Allison to Mstthews-9ou
have heard what Anderson has said.
Have you any suggestion to make to the
committee with reference to going on
with Anderson testimony
Matthew'S dislike very much to
take the responsibility OF making any
.ugpestions TO the committee on the sub
iect. am ready here t. day, and shall
be at any future time that the conven-
i.Dce of the committee shall fix, for the
ru-pose of assisting the committee, snd
10 facilitate in any way within Liy
mower in the objects and purposes for
which il was originated and authorized.
The only course other than that
of waiting until the committee can
have the power of the Senate TO
compel answers from the witness Is
IN obtain from the committee Of the
other House the statement which he mas
already made under oath before 1t, and
which constituted the ground and basis
ON which l asked the Senste for the ap.
monument of this committee. In case
the committee thsnk that sufficient for
the purposes of investigation with which
thew are charged and obtain that testl'
monv. | am ready to 90 on as II 1t had
been delivered again here, but whether
the committee ought TO take that courie
| think is a question which the commit.
tee ought to decide. but l do not wish to
be considered as giving any opinion or
advice, or expressing any wish In rerard
TO the matter.
Another consultation OF the Committee
followed.
When the doors we're opened, Ander-
son was Informed by the chairman that
the committee had decided they would
require his testimony before the commit
tee. He then asked Anderson, "Are you
now ready to answer such questions as
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PRODUCE.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 2l.-Flour Quiet and
unchanged Whest-Strong and higher;
No. Chicago spring 95:c cash; 92t9
955o seller July; 86tc seller August No
3, do. S64o; rejected roc. Co-n-Strong
ard higher and in fair demand at $40
37!c cash or SELLER July; 37i837.c sell
Ter August rel cted 33!c. Oats-I1 coed
demand and prices shade higher at 24ic
cash; 233928tc seller July; 23t@234c
seller August. Rye Steady and un-
changed at 52!c. Bsrley-Steady and
unchanged St 48c. Pork-Active, firm
and hisher, closing easy st SO 2OG9 f5
cash; SO 25 seller July; 9 4OG9 AZ! seller
August; 50 59iG9 60 seller September.
Lard-Fairly active and 8 shade higher
at So go cash; Sc sO@6 % seller July;
s. OO@7 OFT seller August s. 1907 lZt
seller september. Bulk Mests-Stesdy
and unchanged. Whisky Moderately
sctive and shade higher a. 81 %.
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Improved Condition OF Louisiana Iii.
nRncPs.

NRw ORLEANS, June 2l.-ln reply to
the inquiries of the New York bankers,
Auditor Jarnel has written that the
July and January interest on the State
consols will be provided for. The collec.
tions OF taxes ior the psst five months
are precedented, being almost double
the amount collected in former wears
The Auditors books show collections
of taxes from the lst OF January to May
3lst, in the parish of Orleans, inclusive Of
licenses, of S760,97l; same time last
year, S22l 696; gross settlements
for collections of taxes and licenses in
the parishes of Orleans. rs per Auditors
orders, from the lst OF January, to the
lst o: June, $3.50 S53; from other parish
es 1916. .443; total 81, 1926. The total
settlements for account OF Interest fund
from January 10 June lst, $685.
929. All collections of taxes
and licenses in fity-slx parishes
outside OF Orleans for the months OF
April, May and June, and all the collec
tons in the parish of Orleans for the
month of June will be settled Tor from
The lst to the 9th of July. 1t is estimsted
By the officers of the State government
that the settlements Will approximate
S400,OO0, making the gross settlement Tor
collections for the hslf year ending July
Is: about 81 100000.
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nay be propounded to you?" Anderson
replied, 81 am not"
The Chairmsn-Then, en- refusing to
answer any questions pertaining to mat
ters OF investigation, you set this Court
at defiance.
Senator Wbyte-In the absence of the
Senate, we have no power to punish for
contempt, and therefore | move that this
Court do now adjourn. subject to the call
of the Chairman.
The motion Wa. rgr~.d to, and the
committee accordingly adjourned.
What Anderson Says.
Anderson, in private, says he made
proposition that Matthews appear before
the Potter Committee that he might ask
him questions he could not ask before the
Senate Committee, and further, that the
Senate not being 10 session, he could not
be punished as u recusant witness.
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SUICIDE AT wAYNESBURH.
Railroad Changes on the w. a w
Railroad.

Pittsburgh Commercial.
WAYEEsBURG, Pa, June l9.-The cit
liens in the neighborhood of Washing
ton township were startled on last Tues
day morning on hearing of the death, by
suicide, of Mr.. Newton Kelgler. 1t
seems that Mr.. KeIgler went into the
NOW Of his stable on Tuesday morning,
and not returning, some one went to
look for him, when he was horrifed at
finding him hanging by rope (around
his neck) TO the rafters in the hay-mow
OF his stable Further particulars are
rot known. He was II highly respected
citizen and about 50 years of age.
MIR. ). w. Scott, President Of the
Waynesburg and Washington railroad,
has resigned, and Hon. George Sellers
has been appointed IN his stead. Also,
w. 7. Lantz, Superintendent of the same
railroad, has resigned his position, and
Mr.. jacob Swart has been put in his
place.
Court agaInls IN progress.
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Killed for Seduction.

ST. LOUIS, June 2l.-A GloJe.Denlo-
crGt special from Independence, No,
saws A wesk minded Frer chman named
Joseph Melody while working in a corn
field, three miles there, was shot in the
back this morning by Lewis Kelly, the
bsll passing through the hesrt and killing
him instantly. After committing the
dset Helty proceeded TO his own harvest
field, worked until noon and then veEt
to town and gave himself up, giving SIS
the reason for his act that Melody had
seduced ms daughter.
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Socialism in Germany.

BERLIN, June 2l.-TEe agitation con-
tiaues sbolt the measures of the govern
ment for the repression OF Socialism, and
the newspapers are continually reporting
arrests Of socialists and the interruption
of meetings The Socialist press asserts
that the examining magistrate Of one of
the BerGn courts said, recently, that a;
far as the investigation had proceeded,
there was not the least reason TO suppOre
that Nobling was connected with the
Social Democrats. 1t is hoped that the
Emperor will shortly be able to go to
Walhelmshsl and CASTER.
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EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
POINTS AGREED UPON BY THE
PLENIPOTENTlAR
Taking AN Unexpected
Turn Russia Announces that
She will Make No Fur
Iher Concessions.
Negotiations Taking an Unexpected
Turn.


Turn.
BERLIN, June PA messenger has
gone to st. Petersburg, il is said to re-
port to the Gar the progress OF negotis.
tions, which are taking different course
from what Russia expected, owing
mainly to fresh uegot alton between Eng
land and Austria, which appears 10 rem
der further concessions on the part of
Russia necessary.
Russia viii Make 40 Further Con-
ceSsiOnS.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-A Berlin dis
patch says SchouvsIof has informed the
Congress that Russia is determined TO
stand on the Anglo-Russ an agreement,
and will not treQ! on sEy other basis, nor
make further concessions.
LONDON, June 2l.-A telegram from
Belgrade says: "The GOODNESS with
which the plenipotentisries have indi.
vidually received the propositions Of
Minister RistIcS. tho representative OF
Servia 4. Berlin, creates feeling Of de-
spoudency."
Points Agreed Upon.
BERLIN, June Il. The plenipotent9-
ries of England, Russia and Austria to-
night agreed upon the following points,
which will be submitted to the Congress
tomorrow for ratification: The frontier
of northern Bulgaria is TO be fixed at the
Balkans. The Turks are to have the
right to fortify the Balkan passes and 20
garrison the fortified places. Sofa is to
be included in Roumelis, and Vsrna in
Bulgaria. The Turks are 10 retain Bur
gose. The northern frontier Of
Montenegro and the boundaries OF
Servia are to be restricted, those coun-
ries TO receive compensation.
A telegram from ConstsntincpIe con-
strained the Russians to thus settle these
questions. At the same time the soIu-
ton is equally due to the personal inter-
vention Of Prince Bismarck.
If the above report is true, one of the
few points which might cause the break
ing of the Congress, viz: the Bulgarian
boundary, is settled in sense favorable
10 English and Austrian views The
hitch on this question, which was cvI
dent yesterday, caused some alarm. Some
OF the correspondents thought the crisis
would continue until the special messeu-
ger returned from st. Petersburg.
The correspondent says Austria will
make no concession relative to q Tree ac-
cess to Salonico or Aegran, or concern.
ing Bosnia and Herzegovina, which
she desires 70 annex, but
wsIl not directly ask, tor, the correspond
ent believes Austria will obtain her
wishes IN this respect, and that Greece
will obtain Crese and some rectlticstion
of her frontier IN the direction Of Thes-
sally and Epirus. Another Berlin tele.
gram rays that it seems the Cesson Of
Bosnia and Herzegovina to Austria has
already been decided upon.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

by virtue OF "A decree OF tho County Court
OF Ohio county, entered on the 18th March,
1873, IN th case OF Jacob KruE"r, qua rdiau
vs. y. &c. Virgins and others, ! viii, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1873.
At the front door OF the Court House of
ohio county, offer tor sale at puhllc auf-
lion, the following descri bed property to-
wit: A certain parcel OF real - ate situat-
I'd near the town Of Triadelphia, contain
ing about nine acres, Bnd bounded by the
lands at John Winchester, Fred RR1e,
lohu Siigor and by Little " heeliug cTeez,
being the same properly y that belonged to
VI. =. Dcgarmo, In his life time.
The improvements consist oi "A good
dwelling house stable and other out
buildings. The land IL underlaid with
coal, very easy and CONVENE ( Of access.
TERMs--Oue.Lhird OF purchase money In
cash; balance IN siN and twelve months,
or all iu cash II purchaser preier..
Sale viii commence at 10 o'clock A. N.
}. J. WOOD.
Jel2oHwt Special Commissioner.
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"a Marvel of typographical Execu-
tiOn.'
Richie Gazette.

DR.. NJ. S. Hall, one OF the regents of
West Virginia University, has furnish
ed US with the catalogue of thst lnstItu-
ton, for 1873. The graduating class
numbers SIX, this year. The total num-
Der OF students is one hundred aud ejgc-
teen. Evidently under the efficient
management of Rev. j. K. Thompson, A.
NJ, this school Is prosperlng.
The catalogue, which bears the imprint
of WI. johnson, Public Printer, Wheel
ing, is fairly marvel OF typographical
execution.
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DRY GOODS.


NEw YORK, June 2l.-Dry Gcodf-
Business continues quiet In nearly all de-
psrtmenn. Wsmsut'a and New York
Mills fne blesched shirtiags are reduced
10 l03c. Brown snd colcIed cottons
quiet ana steady. Prints dull ia drst
hands, but jobbinG fairly st low prices.
WOolen goods in light and irregular de-
mand. Foreign goods dull.
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GENERAL MARKE rs.
FINANCE.

New YORK. June 2l.- Money
Closed easy at 1903 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 8@41 per cent. Gus
toms receipts $2lS,UOO. The Assistant
Treasurer disJursed $4,000 CIesrings
S60O00O0. Sterling 485@4S7. Dry goods
imports S678,00O
GoLD-Stesdy Ht 1909. Borrowing
rates +! to per cent. ana Hat.
SILVER At London 53 pence per
ounce here silver bars ll6j green backs
1859, gold; Hlycr coin i@l per cent. dis
count
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nISTRICr or WEST VIRGINIA. ~:
~ Ht Wheeling. the 18Th day Of June,
a. ID. 1873. To whom n may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his EDpO ntmcnt AZ Assignee Of Adam
Kalbheisch, OF Wheeling, In the Comfy
OfOhIo, ana stale Of West Virginia, with.
IN said District, who has been adludEed a
bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court Of EAld District.
CHARLFl5 KUHN,
Je2O. Oawsa ASH ,urc.
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n IsTRICT OF WEST VIRGlSIA, s>,.
~ nj W. ceiling, the 18th day Of Junr, \.
ID. ls's. To whom II may concern
The and srsgned hereby gives notice OF
his appolntm "Dt as assignee OF Joseph W.
Ferret, OF Wheeling, IN ire county OF Ohio
and state Of West Virginia, within said
district, who has been RdIudged u bank.
rupt upon his own petition by the District
Court Ol said distr CT.
JOHN II. RINEHART,
le2lOHws Agsign"p.
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weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, June %, A. M.-For
Tennessee, the Ohio Valley, north and
west winds, stationary or lower temper
ture, partly cloudy weather, snd station
arv or rising barometer.
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Marriage Of Ex-Governor Swami, OF
MARYLAND,

NEW YORK, June u. Ex-Governor
Swami, OF Maryland, and Mrs. John r.
Thompson, widow OF Z. 5. Senator
Thompson, of New jersey, were mar.
ried IN Princeton yesterday. Mrs.
Swami is sister OF Sam Ward. of Wash
ington, and sister-ln'lsw of Speaker Rsn-
dali, who gave away the bride.
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Marine.

New YORK, JuGe 2l.-Arrived-
Steamers Adristic from London, and
Nclar from Bremen.
LONDON, June 2l-Steamers Nevada
and Mercator, from New York, have ar
rived out.
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Base Ball.

CLEVELAND, June 2l.-Forcst City y,
Fries 3.
LONDON, ONT, June Tecamsehs
l3, Crickets 9.
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Mrs. TIIton Exconmuuicafe

NEW YORK, June 2l.-At q specisl
business meeting at Plymouth Church
tonight, Mrs. Elizabeth r. Tilton was
communicated.
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SUCH a combined effort upon the part
of all its attaches is always made to
please it's guests, that the visito-sto the
Uolonaade Hstels NPhAsdeIpbia, Pa is
pretty sure to return.
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GoYERNMENTs-Eirm.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Generally strong.

STOCKS The market was heavy and
lower 10 the morning and strong during
the afternoon, closing a. about the best
figures OF the day. The transactions ag-
gregsted $4,000 shares, Of which 1000
were Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 5000
Northwestern common and $500 pre-
ferred, 28OOOS st. Paul common and 800
preierrej, 10000 Delaware, Lackswsnns
and Western, G,OOO Western Union and
lOOO Pacific Mail.
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LIVE sIOCK.
New York

NEW YORK, June 2l.-Beeve:-Re-
oceIpts; 2,77O head, making $40 head
lor four days, against $500 head for tle
zane time last week; Al least 40 cars on
sale from previous receipts. Market ut
terly demoralized; buyers rsmed the
prices Tor such as they were willing TO
take, and the the balance, some 80 car
loads, remain unsoId; about 50 fancy
sleers, 1900 pounds, wanted for export
alive, sold at l0ta, 70 dress 81; extra
steers, l,450 TO l,4S0 pounds, l0c: car
losds fst Chicago steers, 1880 pounds,
9iG93c; q number OF car loads Of Texas
ana Cherokee stillers 7i@stc, 10 dress
55; still fed bulls and stays 2i93!c, live
weight. Exporters took 800 head at 81
GIOic, 20 dress 56G57
Sneep-Receipls 2,l00 hesd, making
1920 head for four days, sgsins: 1900
head for the same time last week.
Market steady for sheep and 3 shade
stronger TOR lamb; sales st 5E@7!c for
lsmbs, and 3G4s: for sheep; car load
Of Texas sheep n.
Swine Receipts 4COO head, making
l6 100 head for sour days, against lG CO.
head for the same time last week. Mar
kel stsedy a. 81 Goa e 10 for live car
load st the latter figure.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, June q The al
tendapce at the trotiing races was small.
The pool selling, however, was spirited.
The sport was not exciting the favoriLes
winning both races IN straight heats
The first race was for purse Of $500,
for horses that have never beaten 2:3O;
5000 to first, so to second, $50 to third,
B4rack, ,, ,, g; Lady Ahce, 5, 8, dis
tsnced; Hippey, l, l. l; Fanny, 3, 3. A.
Samrie, 4, 4, 2. Time, 2:35!, &32h
1881.
Second rscc-Pursa $780, to trot to
Faddle; 5000 to first, SO to second, $50
to third. Red Bird, 2, 8, 2; Pilot .Ir.,
distsnced; Romance, l, l, |; Monroe,
3, 2, dlstanced; Blanche Ameryj dis
tsnced. Time, 2;3l{, 2:323, 1921.
Pittsburgh Races.
PlTTTBURGH, June 21.-At Friend
ship Park, second day, the track was very
heavy from heavy showers this after
noon, and only one race was run, mile
and quarter dash, for all ages for a
purse OF 5000, $50 to second. The start
ers were Blosdell, Governor Hampton,
Patriot, Fontenay, Dart, Gil ton, Spring
let, General Wiley and Bessie Lee. The
race was won by Blondell, Governor
Hampton second Time 2:2Gt.
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The reports Of Indian troubles in Wis
consia are said to be entirely uufouuded.