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won ! Victory. NeitLcr il satisfied
TO havo the matter stand in til's htapc feeling
that until ihc uuestionoi supcrioEtyta definitely
md forever settled thcro Will always bo dlfsat-
fsfaetion on both sides. After the recent scren-
tT.hTe. e.hour walk Ia this city WAS arranged by
O1.earY, and the entries showed tint Crossln1ni
y enough wished tn trF conclusions viii, him
IN that event, blit tlln other men who had enter
cd raised 40 manY objections tint at tho last
moment he consented 10 Withdraw. ~ It turn
cd nut, this course was the beat that could have
been takcnt since Crosslanf was III no
form and cou1l not hare pushed
VLesry, had the latter i'een among
covered, hta feet arc In flne thape, ssnd. a. be
says, be feels "summat hike" U'1.curY bas
been 10 active training for tic past nionth md,
In conversation with a reporter yesterday, said
that be never lett hettcr prepared for a walk
uc knows that 1ts failure IN the New Fork race
for Lie Astlsy belt was not tic result Of break
down. but caused simply BY The fact lint bis
system was out 0f order. 1ls friends feel the
tamc. wnv, and ara confident that IN tue coming
stlll bo the champion walker uf The world.
The arrangements for Tie race are ilrst.c]ass.
IA order 10 prercat anY trouble between Tue
friends Ut the men regarding positions On l1te
track. etc., two tracks bave been built, 30 that
each uan will have otis all to himself, aill can
walk any WAY h0 cilootrs without as1tloyIng his
competitor crosslatld says that In hta last walk
the tf1ek was entirely too boft 10 suit him, mud
tho one to hs used BY him next week will be
more TO Its tastc. Both mel, aro ready, Mr.
George Qoocl, IL the stakeholder, and, unless
something extraordinary t,ccnrs, tho Chseago
public will to treated to "a ttnp M exhibition Of
walking ~ has been eeun In q loug time.
, 1879-06-21
4 STRANGE CASE.

Two Intellectual Attempts to Commit Sui
cttle.
Tic woes Of Henry atalmberr, young man
living ut No. ~ Bremen street, arc worthrecor1-
ing. Lie was to hare been married Wednesday
night to d Young woman living Ia the neigh
bofl,ood. The young nan lclt homo Tuesday
Afternoon, and was seen no moro until 5ester-
dag, when he WAS brought to his bofne by
some of tho Lincoln Park police. who found
lin suffering from THO pistol-shot wounds in
thu head aud left breast. 1ha wedding, of
course, went by default, and there was great
mourning, bota on the part Of the Esoo.n's se!a~
tives a. we'll Us those OF tlpbride. The story
Of the affair, and also OF tha;iu1urcd man'a rs-
turn to his homc. was kept quiet, md only
leaked out Yesterday afternoon. 4 detcrtnfna-
nothing about The shooting or tie causes which
led TO Il seems to preclude any full investtga-
tlon. However, 1t has been nsccrtatncd that
yonug MatmbcrG met an intimate friend who
marry such Girl, and tsaluccd the Young
wo,uun's character TO such an extent that
oir. Till trouble, toce.hcr viii some
financial and other difficulties which he was
lie wandered Of, as'd with g, his only remntn-
Ing cnsl purchnkeA revolver. After fcach-
Ing Lake View he cuacaVored to end bis exist
enre by putting bullet into lts hcad, but the
bullet was small, the forre light, md the re.
yolycr poor, SO that the load lodged
In Tho tou1potal bone, and tho young
man found himself still altvs. Some residents
ln that section took bin IN, and ktnd Of dressed
his wound, md cared for lIm until be was able
to set forth. Unfortunately tfey lid not tako
psccn,,ton to i1lsarm him, anst upon rcaehlug
Lincoln Park. Malmterg aRain tried 10 eud Ills
n''' ~ IT, b. p'sei sesioa ' oi tie lie heart. M Kid And
arntu the bullet was LODGED tu bone,
without producing any sartons effect. Tic 70.
port OF ilIc weapon attracted the park police,
who found him In badly dtsorg1nfzed eoldl-
Tic tntendotl bride Is nursing him bacg into
feaIth, am! tho marriage will be copsummatcd
When ho recoyera from filo shock. Tie inter
metldler who caused all this 10 fortunate In TINT
mono of tho parties concerned asc willing to men
ton bis naulc.
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friends arose hero md tslere In tic audience,
and fnststcd that temporary Chairman should
be chosen.
Weber, who had assumed The position, said
they rsnted Secretary, and charged that "thc
programmed" {fcfcrrtng to tic bEcaklng.up
business. Was bong Carried out.
Finally, some one moved ltlat Weber bt maie
Chairman. and put the motion. The noes were
Ia the majority. but, ~ they represented sKanf
mann. the man lgnored them and declared that
the ayca had 1t.
tary. md str. L'ngepfender wss named.
q Ksnfmann man then jumped up and said
y It wsa e!ttzena' meeting he would nominate
Meyer for Chairman.
ol which: realizing that nothing could DC done,
Weber declared TIC meeting adjourned. He,
however. rec0neilercd this la q tlou,erl. and
gnve 0otschalk, The Socialist, chal,ee IL mount
4 chair attt1 name
Aid. 3feyer as Chairman.
again. It Is said t',at he tad some documents
Ii relation to kaufnahn'e ptcultarlttes which he
desired to explain 10 the gathering. anil lllureiore
Gid not Wish to preside and hare his mouth
Weber said that Chairman had already bccn
elected, and. - ttItre wa8 n1cI disorder, he
rapped 90 a table with 4is cane rerr LONG uI,d
e. ,e5y Loudly: 1L!,. Wendell Wenael. Noe! initiated him;
there atnong The crowd, Ami while tile loud
talking WA going Oh setnn ono began turning
the lighta o,it. Weber abandoned The platform,
aud a great MANY left the hall.
Kauf1nann's friends, who remained. Then or.
ganizcd. By e!cc.!ng Peter nantiofo Chairman.
1io denied tina. thev had come 10 break up the
meeting, but, In reaponto 10 published call, 10
hear whst charges vera to be prefsrred against
Kaufmann.S
"Judgen Mayer, the actor WAS then Intro.
dnccd and spoke IN German, lattdIn9 Kanf-
manu-. Ht vat Interrupted by Shoemaker GsatY,
the Socialist. who pitched fi.to Hand anu the
oshcrs for breaking Up the Meeting. .liansboro
officer looked as Lie crowd and ssiecFy refrnncd
from Interfering. Hui he taken hold Of t;rafT
there woutd hare bsen fight. Gratf continued
talking, and HansLoro said. 1.-THE meeting Ia
adjourned" a1nl went oil With hs associates.
Graf took advantage OF the opportunity to say
few words for Socialism, and didn't stop until,
10 o'clock came, when the lights wcrc put out.
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who was 4 sister Of Sfts. Barne1 Williams
Fired bY the SUCCESS of: the Wljiiamses, " The
talented ,'nt1nE couple" embarked on the kamo
starrlng business. Mr.. Williams, Al the original
patcntee, resented this intrusion on his special
domain, and 1stlal difficulty occurred which
had tic lucrative result Of advertising both
these eminent artists. Mr.. Florence belongs to
The safno genus Of play actors as Mr. ]. I. Ray
mond. wllo. unable to obtain or ill 4 rctponst
bic position In anJ f1rst.clsss company, such as
Wal'ack's, by hitting on soine peculiar char.
ncter or phase Of character, such as jtardet't
Vote Or Col. el1ers, mud presenting special traits
realized re- a iatgs pecun!arf @ success. III. Flor
cncc's Stoit ls stngulasly realistic performance.
lie ID S'ote. Iie fs remarkable for qulckneas Of
Study and tetentlve ulemosY.-N<p loFk Sun.
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c. 70 1...,. .as hmS'' nn ~ ~ ... 1Mo .ne!oe. lou
~. 80.
49,, ~. A4sa,'..~ I.e ~ 3 ~ '. 49,
- ~. .,fs,,,e.a, cs..,"a,, Gr'1.
...s,sSs.s - t,.., :, 80 ~, s.N
f'nalose eouap""s .'o'a ouE eon'Foi auu n'an-
agsneas , to % t.at ol ar; i. =. llavss,y, taat-
Gus Of print-I now beg to give eucclnctly tlIr
s,cts -. .,n,,, t,,"t,, -" ''
'D.' ~" ~ u 'e ar o.
eome months paeR my neeoc,ate, Mr' curry,
sugeestcd to MO "r1nafore" enterprise,
knowing my extensive acquaintance with tho
,rneIcoi nrnfos,Ion dJ,co,roroa t1n tdoo
H. tsa,s.oa s'..at sn"Ja.,a $500, 49, . :,
'
agcmcnt Of ono OF the two leading theatres.
Wa rat a mutual friuntt tn ncrot;ate with nTr.
r,nver1v mi, arranged ~ NH ,he orc,o ~ linn
,,, a"a ~ ~ o. ot' Jp.' W as,o
y. with tho privilege Of June 10, July mud II
a1so,-an tntormiss!on Of two weeks after tic
frat performance being alyaYs understood with
Tim eolofat, mud many of nm chorua. 1Ye
ln,.aa'"I ,s,,.. t,,a sa,aIat, aatS.s',,,a,,.
con'Fae'ea Hl.n 'he ,ts' so'o'e's seeosaaaely
OF five other weeks, aud rot up md drilled
]ar1e, 5,ue, and cxpcpstyo chorus, In wbicl, we're
,,thor - .;nr.r. ~, t,,,, 90: ,,,r ,cn,, w.
, aaI. -. S =. ,,t. 49, sas ~, ~ w. "uss ~
opened juno Y, OF WHICH, a''a Tue presentation OF
tho week, tho public arc well Informed. Lostng
tho neck OF Juno 30 at lIayerlys, aud not deem
Ing 1t advisable to take July I aud II, wc at
onee commenced to work 10 short ennaao men.s
abroad. OF which NC apprlsed the company, aud,
as carly as We could concluded an engagement
with Sir NcYlcker 10 opvu tl,c next seasou ut
ia thrntre.E,itlly as.-n,jysea o,r co,nnauy of
It hioniay nfrht ind .r,,c:.ilr ,,.s-n,a.s
+ ofcF T1csdaY Into ite aiternoou. uuI
deemed MI f,i,y 1,n.tcrstno1 nj aro,nI md rc.
% tirrd Tuss.,ay nlsbt supuosEnr We % Ind IN rood
sutp's company unlsr coutract niI . definite
HS'F = S~,-'V-.+
~ nrnsue9oHs ~ yuyara M for item md orscyps
rnap ~c sav tiat cysrrthIu's ~, nj IN t,as dsir
tx hsan - ~ ~, m,rst ,asant ~. nj .aIistsc.
.nry @ 0Iau naturc. 9 W ihat it, va % I'D II" fully Lid
aTi' ~ .,, Iti,'.ro, s,,ortn. lint i'nd ,',",,
~ o ,,,,n, and H"a" snr,t at W. ~ usr.. :ru
hsst f.cin , fm ar,,''v am, - co.nnrra,i', 1 XIX
ssa os' ,si Mnretnni e' :. od, H." ,s ~, .r4
nrso W. i nav H." t"avine wfen nars I'm oenne ~,
ans ,n,rf.uI iiat ry"rv nna ~ tc nrinri,a ia
re.v aplssts .. ,na. SIa sLn ", c n, XII
... o w. ~"a cr,teio r. .nnte e'a' a5',, W, IL
o,I,cr wa,s 1,ad sirnrd cnnttarts viii Nr'
tau ,,,n. III ,nn ~" "t
atss nia,u ,ta,m,avea i ns,,n. ., us' y Y
xaiIt,x ~ nntroc.s ss .nt!si saAeo,,,sna ~ -,
saioi mi " h,,.imess .o'rtess 1i@a4, ,Int .s
snm;d % hsrs ~ Ieast stvss ~ ~ shnir trt"n!.
, 1879-06-21
cAted public to their own conclua[ons, feeling
that tlc7 will do us Iustice. vcrY respectfully,
TIlbMAs j. FiNMHy.


6o.efal Df.patea 10 7at 7,t1rne.
NEw YoRK, June 20.-For number Of weeks
there have been vague rumors ia theatrical cir
cles hero to tho effect that AuRustin Daily, for
merry lessee Of the Fifth Avenue Theatre, was
negotiating for plsr-houto Id New York
for next seasot. It wa4 At OBS
tmc eYcn h[ntcd That he had coma
Within an ace Of getting control Of the Union
Squire, ntd, later It was said TINT the Fifth
A7anao baa again passed into Lis bands. But
yesterday he put all rll1nors at rest By signing
lease of tho broadway TlIeatrc, which
ho snb-lcls from Fulton & Edgar uuon
very favorable terms. Thfs summer the whole
interior Of tho house ID to be tnrn out and Tire
seats and stage will be lowered to the ground
layo,. Much Of the space formerly occupied Gy
the curtos[tlea Of Geurgo Wood'a old Museum
Is hereafter tu be mado. available for tho
llrst t1me ~ part OF tho auditorium. Arclil~
tcctA arc at work upon the plans already, md
tic proposed alterations. when complete, Will
cost ut Ieast $20, zoo. Tho interior decorations
are to bc Of The most elaborate character, and
the theatre will be NJ luxurious in cverr respect
as Mr.. Daay's former. ones hare bcen. i Is
understood lllat John Dun, WHO Is Daly's father.
in-law. will put up the money for tho new
venture, mud will retain the controlling interest
n TIM piaec. i II to bo known ns ba'yss
Theatre, antl will be run upon the plan wllcn
George Edgar, managed by hl. old partner,
Chat,dos Fulton, has determined to star next
season In several Legitimate roles a11d that Ii
why ,ey snh-lcs their mouse, They lost about
sl8,o00 t1,cro lnss season, and J. e. Duff sank
It is TO to hoped TINT lie
future Of tlc house viii be more successful. as
y certainly will be II unttring energy and nnllu'-
T,bo rns. ~ Erta f,f.nr1 nrsto.t t..,rr. E,.
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CASUALTIES.

COLLISION WITH AN ICE-WIA1ON.
Ko'eiaf Hitpateh II ne Tribune
vlscEssEs, Ind, june M.-A wagon belong
ing tu ". D. Ewing t& Co., tce.dealers, Ia this
city, was run into while crossing the Ind'anapo-
lis t. Vlnccnnes Railroad track at noon to-day.
The wagon mas entirely demolished, horse
killed, au'l The occupants Of The wagon buried
nearly forty feet. luckily escaping death. Clint
DETAIL was badly bruiscd. Michael bernard,
driver, WINS badly bruised. Morris Austin, son
Of the flcY. DR.. Austtn, Rector OF fhe Epiacopal
Church. received the sererest injuries of t1lc
three, bis head being badly cut lly will re-
cover.
, 1879-06-21
BASEBALL.
uUFrALu DEFEATS TnOY.

doeclai Df1pdtca 10 The Tribune.
Taor, N. T., Juuc 20-The game today, with
the exception Of tie fielding Of fawkes, Walker,
and Richardson, anl tic batting Of the latter,
does not cali for any especial mention. Only
800 people wcre In attendance, the Tro1nns
being dtsgustcd With tic fielding Of nla Troys
In the past three games:
IantHqt- = 3 Q
buffalo. .............U D o . o.
Huns scasnrd-nniyalo, 9.
Two-haso ilisa-ltornunH 4. Clapp.
Struck out-Troy. 2: Buffalo, i.
First hasc on erfoFa~-TEoy. i; Dulfa1o. Q.
Passed ba,!s-Cinpn. :.
Bills catad-0n bradley. 05; on 1alyln, 70.
Strikes catled-OY Bradley. 10: of Calvin. II.
Tine Of Ramo-Two houta md twcntY-dye m'n'
ntcs.
umpira-Dantela.
Nnw BEDFORD rs. roLroKE,
:, New BEpFonp, Juno M.-llolyoke, IS; New
Bedford, i.
, 1879-06-21
VEGEHINE.
Reports from Ottawa.

OTTAWA. Canaja, Dec. 81, l67a. ;
Mt. II. II. Stevens, Boston. Mass.:
Sill have usotl your vegetine In my family for
hessfai years. aud canstdef II an Invaluable rnedt-
cine. ,no't checrfully recommend it, use 10 those
desiring s8it aud e1ectnal remedy for di4esaes Of
the stomach snd impurities Of tho blood. may
aad that have advocated ia use 10 several OF my
trtrnhs md acquaintance with the mont gratifying
aud satisfactory results. Very respectfully Jonrs,
Mrs. ". q. PERLEY,
No one can lonht the truthfulnesa Of tho aboro
certificate, coming from responsible and nnueu.
ttsl PARTIES. Hf. FefleJ Ii tbs senior member Of
TIC 8ftn Of Feffvy d PAttoe one Of tbs largest And
i1uat extensive lumber htms In America.
, 1879-06-21


8ptefat ntpdsch to 7as Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, June 21.--At Braldwood to-daY
John II. Ea1]afau. employed 1t The II" shaft
as car.rcpairer. VISA run over BY 4 traln Of
empty cars, Dsath was instantaneous. Tho
deceased was . sin9ts man, 21 years ot age.
Coroner Searlcs held an inquest.
At Tic same place Thursday night William
Carly'e, q pakc1, mas dangerously wounded by
thu accidental discharge OF bis own pistol, the
ball taking effect In the left esoiu, whcro IL re.
nafp1.
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DNOWNTD.
sb.cfai Di&pd.e& to TIT TIfbun4
ToaT WArsx, Ind, June 20.-DarneI Mef-
rions, residing at New fInFen, In this county.
Was drowned In tho slaurneo ltvcr, three miles
east nf that place, this afternoon. Willie at
tempting 10 swim, across tho ri1er 1e WAS taken
With. cramps fla body was recovered this
evening,
, 1879-06-21
VEGE'IINE
Cures Scroflala,

TnELADxlrni4. r., July II, 1877.
II. II. Stevens:
Dear sir-1 tan cheerfullY recommend yorr Veg.
ctine ~ the .+0reat Bioud purihtr." have been
alltnE iron, scrofula for years, aud waa cured BY
yoas Vexetiae. kevp Il constantly on hand 10
keep ny bowels regular, and ~, conata nty recom-
theildns 1t u al whom hear needing \ remedy
like yuurs. Truly youts.
JOHN NcGETTIaAN.
Be!na personally acquainted with. Ms. MeGesN.
ran. can souch for him a. being reliable in bit
DIR. J. ". ABEL,
Druggist 1024 Deach.sk
, 1879-06-21

NEW YoRE, Juns 2a-1hc cotton firm OF II.
W. d j. H. Farley, who suspended on balances
on Tie 10th frst., to-day nutined the Exchanrc
Of their readiness to pay all obligations In full.
, 1879-06-21
nHE1MkENHfCC

pt. D'Unxer, diseoFerer Of the clnchona cn1o for
druukennass* cures Iii cAAes. hoom ~ laluef
House.
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=. The next was pacing race, which was hotly
contehtctF' most :atne!srE}"'hnl athe' .fasttst
heats ever paced IN turf annals recorded. Eight
George drawn. III scoring for the frat heat,
Rowdy Boy lad tho pole, Matte Hunter, Bay
Salaio. Sleepy Tom, Lucy, and ewcctzer in the
order named. e'ceny, Tom sold favorlte $50 to
otl well bunehcd, RovdJ Boy poklne its
rose to the front and keeping It there to the
tlnlsh. At the quarter swectzor, who was tray-
Cling like "htrl"ind,. b!oka badly a'lu was
OF the race, as the dstancctag fell in lis face
he came home. liowdy boy won tho heat, Mat
tic Hunter second. Tom third. Time. SAB In
the second heat, Rowdy Boy took the load from
Lucy, M Who bad bad lctt. The T rest of te' eompahy. s
Tapped him under the wire, srllfc third, Tom and
Mattte following. Time. a:165{. Ths horses
were called for the third heat, and The
waa vol up IN The pools. They eot Cd on ti,o
fifth Bcorc Roudy Boy forcing the paco to tho
quarter, and keenfne his gait to the Inst turn,
where sleeEy Tom crordcd to the front, and
% isngtS. Lucy seeon1, muptst, Gs sallis' ill., aua ID
Rowdy Boy IL the order named. Tins, 2: IN.
1n the fourth boat Tom sold at $40 even
aGulast tho field. The horses got tho word,
hosay Doy trailing, and Tom lssa!ng iour Il
stretch Lucy showed her nin1b1e feet in trout,
which she kept to the last turn: but just az
the nonlc'streteh va reaehGd Tom showed
na nose M lront. ~ eoula npt
kPcp u thefe, however, Lucy Lying down Under
lhe w!tc wilmer OK TIC neat pY neck. Ifuc,
alIA:
~ the nltt neal Tom shot to Tue 'front.' ut tie
l.ueY eol'arou him but could not Keep such faat
company 10 Tom npened up Eap at lhc turn
and , came down the etretsh to tne wire Ut ter
rln.e p3cc, Lucy two lengths In the rear
:, For the sixth heat only three horses answered
tic cal. ballis and Mattio having been sent to
tes staolc' Ihe horses Eot oA on Tho fourth
attompt, howdy Boy cutting out tho
WORK ana leading Toul I've lengths.
~ LUG nalt rom bad tollartd kowdy
l3oyl and down the homc-strctch 1t was evident
,,,., cCtH775te s:,..f..FsH1,y. = ~ ~ s -
te t ~ . ..t7 N1sANt t"e "4a1 "tAuet ~ tnG
HSAs "nA aaNc+. A@AI{ AAAHEsU4S AEc0i|is
Following 10 the summary:
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,

ACCIDENTALLY SHUT.
CLEVELAND, O., Juno 20.-Last evening Carl
Up1erucr. about l2 years old, son Of Prof. In
dcrncr, welf.known music teacher in this city.
was accidentally shot desd By Wl[fatn Donncl-
II, boy about GnIerner's age. The shooting
was done by the careless handling Of pistol.
, 1879-06-21

NLAUf1tfLlN-MlI4LEF4
UTICA, juno 20.-Tllc wrestling mitch lie.
tween Mclaughlin and Miller was won 'by the
fQrurf,
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BULLD0ZING.

Au Anti. MaufGsnnn Meeting Captured by
His Fgirntls.
The oitponcnts Of Juatice kaufmann called
meeting ut Mi|lcr'a Hall, corner Ut North avenue
utni Bedeatck street, Inst evening, but Kauf-
mann's friends, led by Peter lIansboro, Pcser
llassl. Peter Mueller, John Wagner, and Wen
dell Noel, were preaent IN such numbers u!at
they prevented anything from pe!ug done, be.
having In very dtaorderly and boistcrous lnau-
ae..-
Along towards o'clock. rhcn about roo
pcoplo were assembled, Hasuey Weber took tho
platform and proceeded to make speeeh+ Ma
said the meeting was not called oat Of
spite, or anlMostty, or revenge, but by
those who wcro In favor Of reform In tho
administration Of public affairs. [Applsusc.]
lle believed that the retention Of 4 man who
mas neither competent uor lmnartial Was N In.
justice to tue people 'the North s'do lap
plause and lauEh.es.] lie desired 10 refer to
t}o, IN Hia ,nnnta viatlom had seen NJ to
create to tic disEnst md abs'orrrnca nf mnn.
Kind, tlc ylcst, Enranttt, most dlsreputs sbla a,ll
contemplate was the Janus faced poll.
t'cap, -one who lad Mother, The co,,r-
lng." tApplause.l Such ona said to
nun, II atn your tr1end.9 when, At the Same
time, he c.rrlea y hs pocket ~ petition 9t'-
HDktI 10 ut1ll4' HF+ NtNGF HfHHllleGu HI IN
famous any maR who would resort to d!arepu.
tablo means 10 1efeat tho confirmation Of csndt-
faates who wero Ia every WAY htA superior.
Ihoso who attributed bis (Wcber's) oppo4ition
TO Kaufman u persona! were most etnpbatlc-
AI,v mistaken. IIs believed II for this best i1,-
lercst Of tho public aud the ct,xens of the
North Division Hut
cHANoH NJ MADE,
aud hG had no doubt tbree-fourths Of the peo-'
pie agreed with hlm. [App'ause a4d esiea Of
MO" No." "Yun aEc mistuken."1 "Well."
said Mr. Weber, ~ hare right to express ny
own opinion. and &A4t Is MI opinion" II tbs
peoples wishes were m2da known, hs belIevcll
Maror Harrison would respect them. NJ cIlqno
or coucoctel delegation could prevent him from
doing Il. fApp!ausn a'4 htssea. IN esoa,ng, MIR.
Weber said he was credibly informed that soma
OF Kaufmann's henchiusn ntEe On tand for the
purpose Of breaking up ihe tAfetans, fCrtes of
"No," tNo,n un4 VII Ii . l,u.nl "Yuu need
not 10 sv positive shout II" said Webor; s'tkat
IL MY oplhlout' lla hoped every good citizen
would all :" the Chair In preserving order.
A drunken man In the back part Of tile hall
proposed three ehesrs for y Hank" Kautmann,
3nd began Hayiug bis hat, but he VISA alonu III
hIs enthusiasm. Several shouted to him to
''shut up" und be subsidized.
Mr, Weber said thu lrat hl4iucss tn or der was
thu selection Of a temporary Secretary.
Ilcl tho music cotnmeuraa. kaufnzpn's
, 1879-06-21

EUNSTROKT.
6ptttai Ditpnfch 10 M Tfftana-
0nANp RAr1ps, Mich. June M.--A spocial to
thu Daily EaQ'e from Onondaga, Eaton County,
says that Mrs. Baldwin, Nh old prominent lady
shure, Ind q sunstroke today. 1'Aerr are no
hopes uf her recovery.
, 1879-06-21

VEGF''lINE;

Gives Good, Clear COmpleXi0n.
pa.tAnKLrusA, PA-, Jnly 8, 1877.
II. r. slevens, boston:
lear 9tr-Tho great benefit have received from
aony IN sts tafor. or ssysfa1 1e.ts nv .os hss
bcen co.osed with pipptes which causeI ma u1uth
annoyance, and, knowing 1t 10 be blood dleeass.
many preparations without ohtatning any bebedt,
nnlil commenced taking Vesetjae. and tefpre
bad udtd the arst totfs ssw had ths f1Kht uedt-
clue. haFa hhed lhfce bullee 4H4 had ny health
much fnipfurrd. My hu1hos entirely tused Yours
respectfully. MISS n KERFE.
al31 cRsp<ntet:at.
, 1879-06-21


-. ~. - :. -
loo koHete ~ Tie fecent1 victory o. Joe
itodea ~ sit'il!af eFent at sk$ ltouia mele 1im
h[st ciiolea ln t''c hurdle race, ne scll!nE Igt S
Wsltc w he'so Drought gao, bennett w Haven
~ Sefufefs $ta Caonon *Iea ana hedahH
w. - -.
=. ihc oookmakers were l1ftnE 0dds ~ 1o1iort:
Mlle antl quarter tlash-.4to ] against Cnees.
mare, Is 70 ] against Edtnbure, y TO agA1nst
I.Mtery, 4 70 hQAInst Qltnm0rc. ~ 70 nEa!utE
Ftf9iEtan, ~ to aGanet AtHcIstonc, ~ 70
ngsinAt America 70 sEa!hht M'sinRs; e
lasi'le l!osci slake-3 y aH.ast hitnna,., 10
Il aEalHst WatgGnt1he. aEolnst ';siosY,
W to ono agatnst Vnpor. ~ TO aRatnst DoJlc;
Vethy-l to against Lord aafphE 4 70 !
aRa!nst uoodntREt, 70 i nEaintt balca9es, ~
20 fea,nst Jao ltoWctt' Ntra!e hasc-o 70 !
aeaihst helsot Sto l. Against jog Noues, ~ !
aGa!hst Hasen, 70 aFalhet nGnGstt, oto l
aea!nst f1fuEflss " 70 nEasnSt lscootHE, - to
iaRanst Cannon. ihr somolnaslot, noo,s VII pa5
aoo1t 70 70 LII case Chces1aatc' hlnoal', and
backhef "iu'
!: /. RoTHs.
The horses for the frat race Mill be callel At
:45 o'clock sharp, and tlle fun will then Ia
proceeded with ~ rapidly ~ possible.
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NJ tbs T;.ns. hv H. ~ 'tiansv stnii vho catnn.
tnr. w frn,n N.v WI, ~. ti,.t tnrnn.s'
"e.s ' .''" A"' .'' 'Ao' '"'po.
The Madison street csrs run direct to ING
L.aekf anu Supt. LdRc says lo can taanapoes
&,oD people to the grounds between 1880 aud
btncc last fals tbs n1embcrAhtp Of tho +1ocRcy
0t..E 49, .A--f