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and sinking Eve minutes after the
collision. According TO the report
Of the disaster received by the Adj
miralty, the collision occurred seven
miles southeast of Folkstone. The
latest dispatch from Dover says the
forward part of the ironclad Koenig
Wilhelm is under water. W. H.
Smith, First Lord of Admiralty,
stated in the House of Commons this
afternoon that according to the re-
ports received by the Lord of Admir-
atty from $50 to 200 of the crew of
the Grosser KuJurst have been saved
and 800 persisted. The Grosser
Kurfurst was the flagship Of the
squadron. The admiral command
ing the squadron was among the
number saved.
The Voltaire Centennial.
PARIS, June 1.-The Voltaire eel.
ebration, which took place in Gate
Theatre yesterday, was attended by
about 1000 persons. Admission
was by ticket, for which from 80 CEN
times to 8 francs were charged, &C
cording to location, the receipts be-
ing devoted to the poor in Paris.
The proceedings were marked by no
special scene of excitement. De-
putations representing Paris and
provides with banners, marched
about the statue while bands played
and the audience sang the Marseil-
les. It was the original intention of
the movers of the meeting to erect a
statue publicly in the place of
Chateau Dean, but government for
babe it. Government also prohib-
tied public ceremony by clericals in
honor of Joan of Arc. While the
two Voltarie celebrations were pro-
ceeding the Cathedral of Notre
Dame was filled by an immense con-
gregation, consisting principally of
women to take part in expiatory SER
vices, ordered by the Cardinal Arch
bishop of Paris. A pulpit discourse
was delivered in which the preacher
denounced Voltaire and glorified
Joan of Arc,
Heavy Decline in Grain.
LONDON, June IA dispatch to
the Times from Liverpool says seri-
Gus trouble in the grain trade is
feared in consequence of the heavy
decline in prices, the splendid crop
prospects in America and quieter po-
litical outlook. Spectators in Cal
ifornia cargoes, chiefly in London,
are under very serious obligations.
Decoration Day at Gettysburg.
GErTysBERG, May 3O.-The grand
procession moved to the cemetery
in q binding rain, which lasted till
5 o'clock. As Hon. Edward Me
Pherson introduced the President
ringing cheers arose, aud President
Hayes spoke as follows:
FErLow CITIZENS: The battle of
Gettysburg will probably always lie
regarded ms the hattie which did
more than any other to determine
the result Of the great elvI! war in
the United States The honorei
dead who foushs aud peri~hea hers
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