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FALL RIVER SPINNERS.
Tic Great Strlha tn Commence To.pav
Prospects.

Iile Great Strllsa tn Commence To. .Day.
Prospects,.
FAIL RIVER, Mass, June 2G-The rrcnt
struggle between thu manufacturers auil spt,l.
hers begins Tomorrow. The general oplu!on Ia
tluat tie manufacturers will win, though thu
spinnrrs ailrnl they will nuke It a costly
victory Tho manufacturers held q mcc;Ine
In tic D'usd Of frado rooms thts afternoon
To dcclds whether to attempt or not to run thu
Mills. All ngrood tt,at 1t would bu the wtsest
course to continue running. 1'lloy do not ox.
poet, Of courscis full complement OF helm at
!rst, but do bettqYe; That with wt,at extra lliu3
they have on liql!A, thu few kpinncrs who psutn-
ise to eotinuc<st 'raslsraand tl,clr importation
III sptnneratruils usLet' places, to be abg To kill
out tho strkc!''t :
Most OF the mtlls paid tho spinnara to-day In
lusl, t'Hl otliera MIL do 80 tomorrow. The
"acra Ut tho sptnnera living In corporation ten
emcnta lmye BEEN withheld until such
tlno as they shall loayo tho tc,,e-
Ineuts, When, IL anything remains due,
thu balance will 10 paid. Other Gu
ploycs Occupying corporation houses who
ase known TO 30 rala,ed to tho striking opera
TORS as''l with whom the sp!nnprs naturally cx-
peel 10 IND II homo during the strike, iaye buuu
ottlesctl TO Yacata lAe tencnents also, u.,d the
"l'es md children Of spinuers working 10 other
t1epartGneslts will also bn dacbarrc 10 TINT all
tile nicotine Ut splntlers s:lall bc citt oil.
!, Ono i''l Superintendent told bis aplnpers m
the. wcru paul otr to-day to Look elsewhere for
Sm'woy,'nsmt m ~ y future no mao sp.nners viii
tsIcY must yncnta tho trtcmants 1,9xt woek. m
he had sl!nnera to take their places. Soino tow
inllls haa enough lllltng al,ead to run low
"scMs' E!,!e !,ne ottsFs hs % wsfo workea close up
ilGl1. WILL INT, Drnf10h1p In H.. n..,..a..
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sho VIII probably die. shc Is lying unconscious.
Mrs. Chnna., Earnshaw. OF tho soltlicrs'
lIo't'e. DaTt"n, wns severely injured IN tllt,
lsna1 AIta 'E,ek. SlIu will probahIy rpvoycr,
hlrs. +. u. Hercter, Ut tho Ht!tllers' irouc.
was painfully injured IN lte hcad.
Mini Il. f. Fleming. of tho aotdlcrs' llumc,
had his shoulder t!lslocatc,1.
Il: !. Brown, 1r. Of Dayton, Ind l,ts hcnd and
leg bruised.
Thu Injured peoo1c wcro takon 10 tho hotel IN
tllts city anl carrI for.
All u The tran excepting tllc ill-fatcd car sc.
manned IN tho track
Mrs Marshall was found with the coffin con-
tn'oinE tllc body Of Mrs. Brown lying across her
bnek.
The remains wcr6 hut lftt,o disturbed.
lhe ot1'er occtpauts 0f tllu cur werc ou1y
slightly bruised. '
MILWAUKEE, Wis. ,Illnc 60. +. T3ritt, In
1'ired In The railroad accident ucar buffalo TO-
.lay, Is a member Of the firm of F, +. Bacon T.
Co'' OF tltts city. Mr. Britt was for many years
Heneral Freight Agent Of tic Chicago, Alilwau.
kee u IT. rall Railway, and was widely known
~ tail1on.l circles md throughout tho North.
'f,, Mest. frlyato tlispascics tonight state Tint
There sono Is hope Of Its recovery.
MH. DHlrT, or MILWAUKEE,
spAefai Dt&pafeh to 7as Trthune
MILWAUKEE. Juna 25.-Nows OF lie ,atu1 In.
jury Of D. Z: D:ttt by tile railway accident whiio
eh . rontc to Dayton, O., to attend the funeral Of
is ester, wife OF tlc cosnlnasl.1ant OF tic NJ
hn1Hl Military Asylum at that place, caused a
proiound sensation III commercial a,ld social
sireIcs @ ti!ls Afternoon. Mr.. Britt was at one
tianc prominently connected With tl1e Chicago.
milwaukee, IL st: Paul Railway management,
i1lft y, n'ore recently nlcmIcr Of the firm of E,
4. Hacon u Co., commission merchants. liz il
mao tIlenlber Of the Honrd Of Directors OF tho
Northwestern Mutual Itlc-Inauranra f;nmnnnv.
Last stason ho acted rs Chairman Of The BuarI
Or DIRECTORS OF tc Chamber Of Coulmcrcp, and
at the annual election IN atay was chosen, First
ticc.ircslt!cnt of that body. liz lins wife aud
daughtar living here.
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Tho cons.1Is Wreatie Long and I'm
successfully with tho
Khedive.
lie Will Abtfcntc, but tho Pow
err Must Accept Ills
Terms.
British Opposition to the Pend
ing Irish University
Bill.
Tbs Banks Of Germany Gall for en- Increase
in Silver Ooiuag
EGYPT.

EGYPT.
Tlta KtrRDlvg STUBBORN
CA1No, juno 25.-'rIo pritian, French, and
German Consuts-Gcncral proceeded after n,tl-
night to tho palace uul declared to the khcdtyo
Ills position as determined by the Sultan, a1ld
that the dispatch of fIclm Pasla to Egypt to
succeed him was Imminent, nnlcss he iumcdt.
atcly abdlcatod. Tho Khedive merely agntu
referred tho Coasu1s.Gc to tic Sultan.
Will CONSENT.
CoNsTANTiNopL.E, JuDc 2j.-It fs bclleyet in
diplomatic circles TINT the Por.c will conscut
to the abdicatiou Of The Kl,cdlyc.
FALsE.
LONDON, juno 25.-An Alexandria dfspatcl,
anJs tho Official announcement Inns been tssued
by the President Of the Council Of Ministers,
addressed IL tile Governor Of Alexandria. dc.
rlarlng TINT all news circulated about tho Kbc.
dive Is false.
Will 40 TO coNsTANTENorLe.
A utspatch from Alexandria says tho Khclivo
Inns not abdfcatcd, but Will proceed to Constar,-
tEnop'e, leaving 1'ewtlk Paaha as Regent. prepa-
rations aro being nnle for state departure.
Tho situation Is thus satisfactorily arranged.
ATALK WITH TIE KHEp1vK.
LONDON, June 95.-A Cairo correspondent
saSa tho foreign ConsuIs hayo visited thu
Kllcdlyo mud Informed him that bin disposition
In favor Of f1alim Pasha Ind bcen ucctdcd
uDou by the Porte. The Consuls urged
Ills addiction, promising thu wrtttcn
gunraptae to Tcwilk taslla. Tile khcliyc
demanded Us conditions OF his abdtcatiou that
Lila family 10 provided for, aul tint hs abdica-
tlpn bu 1nude iuto tlle ha1l1a OF the Sultan,
Tho Conau's replied t1las t,c latscr. condition
was inadm'ss''le, and t1eY consequently With
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NEW ORLEANS, June 2a-Atter several nigh.
keassoiis tllr Democratic caucus Of the Couyeu.
uon adjourned tonight s|ue do, having failed
10 a'ree on the debt question. All the proposi-
ttohs 10 repadiaso mors Or lcss pf tia State
debt were voted down BY small n,atorjtles, Thu
oapaer OF population has passed, Tor tl.rre arc
soma thirty Republicans and Liberals ta t!lo
convention, whoss yotos would srtt!o thu mat
tet, an.1 WHO Will Oppose reputation to man.
hopds aays gone up !u consequence.
~ ths Wt.ttrn A.soetusfa Frf.t
NEW OHL1ANa, Juns 2a-il!s Constitutional
Convention adopted tic article on Limitation Of
thp poTsrs ot tbs Government, prohibiting the
htata Or any pArpehill or 1uuuclpal corporatton
lfoAl subscribing tU tla slock Of x4y enterprise.
or ~ any way assuming the liabllltles o{ auy
SUCH cuMpaAy.
l!la following was Introduced an4 lies oyer
I'LL lo-DluFruW;
Ktso!ssd That the State TreaYufe. 10 oraorod In
W!thho!a ~ nonsya Ut the interest tnni, anu yhsl
Aot psY 10 hoadholdera interest On JULY !. u11iI
ordered " do 10 ny this Convention. ''''
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hbFbH1 7713bdFcA 70 13s TF7bRtk.
lNniANApoLIs, Ind, Juno 25.-Tho Chtcueo
& Evansville Railroad Company fllcd articles to
aAY. THIS lfue runs tAFtY-tiyc mica from
Evansville to the wcst boundary Of the State,
opposlte Grayvillc, White County, III. 1t Is u
Cica9o enterprise. The Chicago d Block Coal
Noad also filed articles. It Ia IN extension of
u,c old Indiana North d South Road. and is to
extend trom tho Ohio River In Warrtck County
10 ,t1e Calumet River In Lake County.
receiver ingalls, la sndeayortng to arrange his
Eh'ea9o liuu from Lafayette over the New Al.
1npy 4 Cb!cago Koad 70 Ia Crosse, uni tlenyp
itleo Chieaao over the pan.iIundlc,- In tic
evept t!at TIC Cincinnati, l.afayotte i; Chlcngo
alld Lafayette. Mtsstsslupi d Bloomington mike
fTola here to Cincinnati.
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FIR ES
CHICAGO

li'e n,artn from Box 553 at 0 o'clock ycst.r.
day fureuoon was causod by fire II, a fsama
dwelling ut No. 500 Luke street, owned hy srs,
Ju1ta Wilson, mud occupied By F. H. Wflsou
$@l. Cause, explosion Of II ktroscpe lap,p.
a. still alarm to EnEfue Company No, u At
l0:H Tuesday morniHg wRs caused bY q tlra In !,
frame house at No. 113 North Lincoln strset +
owIled nn1 occupied by Edwin Il. Noyes Is
Damngo to building, $50; 10 furniture, tY0'
no report vas Made OF this until ycsterduy, hs
oil tug police were Mt tho races OF at tAe psaiu
grOunds. r'1NN1
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.'S1t,f
IIAHG1.I1.

RALEtoH, N. o. Jnno'':a,5. Robert Joucs
il'cxro), who murdered Rudolph Euton (whitc)
III tho Village Of Roeky Mount, Dec. 25, 1877,
was publicly executed today ut Iarboro. The
Sheriff loft the JUL With tid prisoner III his open
wagon, tho Edgccomq Guards accompanying,
with n neCro fire conpahy:in rcd Shirts. Joues
talke., laughed, ,,nl pokesl fun at thu Sheriff,
dwelt long on religious experience, mud said ho
was going straight TO- ,1leuycn. lie was the
coolest mnn over accn OH the EalIows. lie drank
Winc IN remembrance Of. his brethren In Christ,
Niltl shook llautia NIL uroun,f. Tllr ,loose md
cnt, were plt on, tho drop sprung, Death frum
atrauEulatsoH III twenty.stx minutes.
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RAILROADS.

dofcfdt D'sM,.c;l to 1ns 1sf5uns
PUEBLO, COL, Junoo oh-Ncws from Denver to-
ntRht, announcing tint Juatccs Miller uuI Hal
lett signed to-day at noon tic writ q. restitution
ordering the Denver & Rio tira.Mle COMPANY to
restore to tic AtchiBop. Tupeka s. Santa Fe
LoHinnY tho former road within three tlays
from to-day noon without further notice, creates
considerable excitement here tonight ut South
Pueblo. where armed non hayu been stationed
for nearly three weeks. Matters nre scc,n-
lnyly quiet. Tie railroad efnployos hold
possession Of tho property. Beyun forts,
erected few days ago, still remain.
Many predictions tonight aro mado
that trouble will ensuo Saturday. The roughs
at South Pueblo are making threats tas tiley
VIII causo trouble when the Santa Fc officials
aTffso to taka possession. Discussions tonight,
among iho best ct'zcns here, approve heartily
Tue DECISION given at Denver, reversing, as it
does, Thu action o{ Judge Bowen, whsrl1 Is looked
upon as unprecedented. General Muuaeer
Strong Is at Dcnvor. Excltcment runs hich
over the ra'aroad war, which, 1t is hoped, will 10
Terminated Saturday Without further riot and
bloolshcd.,
81. Louis, No., juno 25.-A Denver fCol,}
o'spateia says: "Jus&sce Miller, Of tue Supreme
court OF Tic United States, this morning. On
."'o'' - e1 4t'o NIaHAe coHHsct 10 execute
tte mandate OF tic Supreme Court In tho Graul
Canon case, went Into general review OF the
mandate, and Rtatcd in plain terms that tho pri
Gritty of Tue right Of the Grand Company in tllc
dt1nd canon Company covered only tint part
Wh1ch was too narsu# for two tricks: ilut be.
lore the RIO Grande Company could 6o granted
prior right Under tha mant,atc they must frat
pay tho aanta Fe Company tile coat OF tie coll-
Etructso OF tho road through that purt Of the
canon known ~ tho Royal Gotcc, and they
could nut occupy It until they had paitl tor It,
j1lcn tlu right OF the Santa Fo Company to
occupy the track Jointly with the Rio Ura,n,o
company must afterwards be settled by the
Court. He would not turn tho Santa Fe Com
pany out Of the Canon, but there must be
specify settlement OF tllcss dt1!iulttcs, pnd hy
ooth parties coming together mud settling on ni1
equitable baats." ~
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SECRET SOCIETIES,

opeeiN 4fxod@ca TO 1Af 1FibHn&
LINCOLN, NcG., june 93-Tl,a uruud Lodge
OF The NchrasGa Masons thls atturn.,ou elected
tho following officers for tia euaulng ypor;
0rana Master, lsoll,n II. Oakeley, Ut Lincoln; ;
Deputy, Ja,nes ~. TnltuY; Ut lied Cloud :
Senior lrand Warden, j. Il. Cum; Juulor, i,
+. Warren. Nebraska City; Treasurer, Christ
llarsulsut oinaas; Racor4sr, W. Il. Bowen,
0mulla.
ChFtstlns Huchcr, ous Of tho oldest Odd.
Fellows tn the country, died after short i!ness
to-day aged II. ils joined tl4o Doone Lodge In
LousyiEle. KY, ln 1881, though rpslasnt vi
Atsdtson, lnd. 'llsero were 10 lodges !u iudl.na
at that time. liz has bcen au acttyp Odd.
Fellow Tor oFer !orty-tEyu Yrars. 1hv Loixy IN
siadlsun bears hs nati,u. Nucller was {irani
M44ter, uran1 Patriarch, and Grand lupre-
sentative of the Grand Lodun of Indiana. ilu
en'ne to Lincoln eleven yeurs ago. Ihu funeral
Tomorrow viii be ous Ut ths lnos. iunosi,r:
ever hsld iu this State. 7'~7
, 1879-06-26

oVsC7uI 7TVd1CH To 1Hd 1FI6NtE
srKIsof1ELp, Ill., Jnnc 25.-TIle Jury In th,
Levi fraudulent bankruptcy caso, after bciug
out since MopdaY, cano into court to-day and
reported hnt they wera uoabis to agroo, aud
wora discharged. It is understood TINT tic
case will be tried again utter July /.
Il. N. Nceco anil Norton vcttcr, two Of the
conntcric!ters arrested at Whitehall OIL the
lsth, entered q plea Of guilty OF passing bogus
Silver cost'. Thcy wora sentenced to air months
each in tho County jail.
:l!c GoycIn0r to-day committed tic sentence
OF Wesley Wlllsore,. of jackson County, who
'yas sentenced to the: :Fonttcntury for man
nlauGlltor for c,eyen years, III 1871. The sun
tcnco Is eon1nutcd to n!nu rcass.
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a FORGED CuEt,1f.

MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Juno 25.-At Jackson,
Tenn, last Friday, man calling himself James
Is. Onstlnc presented at thu Dnnk Ut Madison,
In thai city. n check for $4,000 On Donncll,
Lawson 4 Co., Nuw York. Onsttno bore letters
highly rccommcudatory from prominent ctt,zcus
Of Dyer Station, Tenn. On tlle strength Of these
lottcra tic bank accepted thu check. aud nd
vnnccd 0nstinu s.,U0. placing tho remainder to
hls credit: On ule presentation OF tho cAccl. to
the bank was notified by telegraph. InycstiRa-
tton proved tfut Oustine WIS fraud, ind had
forged tllc check. Onstlne Ia about 5J yenrs
olt, dark hair a1sl 1'ustavhe. t!nged with gray,
llfe lect seven inches high. weighs o225 pounds.
has broad face, thick, snort neck, hcay yiiawt,
ihe general nppeaFaree OF IJuhr1w. Ia d pIal,si-
bla ta!kcr. OF eoUl manners aild address. Tho
bunk Oilers $50 reward for hta arrest
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REVENGE.

If74HHE,
l.ou1sylsl.n, ky., juno a5.-Wftliam WIN.
'ams died here this morning from tic effects Ut
IN injury INFLICTED yesterday by stauu Murphy.
on suuday tnss, wnto both ,nrn wers Intoxicat-
cd, Williams attnckcd S1urphr with knifo,
cutting hls llrad slightly. Yesterday Murphy,
WHO fs but 10 years Of age noticing Williams
lounett'g around corner grocery, crapt towards
t1tn from tic rtar, aud, Ut moment whon WILL.
inns could not see him, dealt three blows with
baseball bat upo,! his head. Death resulted
to'day. Murphy lied To lndtaua, but sunsc.
Gucntly slIrrendcrcd 4 year ago brothor Of
Murphy murdered policeman.
, 1879-06-26
THE AMBASSADOR 10 AUSTRIA,

Dss MONIES, Ia, June GA publlu reccr-
10" was rendered Tue Hon. ]. 4. Kasaou, Tic
American Minister to Austria, at hls home l.cga
se-ptEht. II was ktsrn unlsr the auspices OF
The Union League. Ms. kasson was escorted
through The htreuts IN four.hor4o carriage,
followed by procession Of aoms 100 or l,000
torches. An address oF welcau,Q WINS delivered
a. lhu front Of shr Court Ilouve BY j. i. Kun-
nst'.' ' sn1 W.: kassoa replied IL sposel, Of u.
ntighbors, he discussed tlsa fnsaelai s,Id
Southern queelons taking Euilcsl g1ouud tor
tht stawaFt Republican p0htsou on both, -Four
Or I've Thousand people llstened to biz speech,
, 1879-06-26
FATAL RUNAWAY.

PHILADELr1ifA, Juno 2a-WhtIo driving
through the park yesterday Mrs. AfcFnrlur,d
n"d her brother, Jollu J. Grahnn,, were thrown
from the carriagc by the horses running ayuy.
Mrs. Mcfarland was Killed aud her brother dan
EgruuslY Injured.
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}lARn Goal.

NEW YoRK, Jups e6-At the sale to-day 'os
the Ilela,Yaru, Lackawapna i Western Ra'Iaey
Company Of 10000 tops Scranton coal. tha !o.' s'
lowing prices ruled: urate, f3.lI55t9A4t
egg. e aX922 ~; stoye, s3.h2}{Gsaoo' eae'''
nut, &A371Z,
, 1879-06-26
SMALLPOX IN NEW YORK.

NEW foAx, June 25.-Two more cascs of
snaal-pox afe reported. Az tho disease va4
eontraeted. doubtless, II tho factory wheso all
the sIl1lcte4 WcFo etnpIoyed, tho faetory hns
Ieclet1 ~ @>~ "'s'0
, 1879-06-26

btsAAKcKt D. T., June a5.-Oao hundred md
afty recruits lptt this morning by steamer fur
dcn Miles, expedition, wlicI, IL exoeeted 10
tcacll ald cEoss the Missouri wstAiu U week,
, 1879-06-26
UNDER THE WHEELS,
Npttfdt DifnntcA IN JAs Txfb,,r.

Fonr WAYsr, ln.l., June a5,-At 1 O'Clock
ta'S morning John Higgins, aged 10, unmarried,
was run over by ssock.traFn On tlle Pit.sburg
y Fort Wayne Railway Ut Columbia Cty uuI
instantly killed: liiggius WIS walking 0u Tic
track whcu the train struck hin.
, 1879-06-26

Nav Yong, jupq M,-Arrlyrd. ssssn'1p
LesslIss, frlul Hamburg. -,.a,,
, QukEksrows, Junu &.--Arrivsd, A''.o", !s'",
and The Queaui from New York; Al'aa' "'A'
Boston. 49,, u.bIn
NRw YosK, Juus 25.-7AEsTad, ssssm'a'P
Wisconsin, from Liverpool
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SHOT Ills EATuEIl.

CINCINNATI, O.. Juno 25.-John jung,
Keeper ot d!sruputab'c house ut Carthage U
short distance from this city, was shut aud
iatally woun.lsl by Ills son tonight, Youup
jung WIS Jailed.
, 1879-06-26

FIGHTING IN NAukpoN}4

*FUHFF"V IN HAVEUUHTf.
LONDON, Juue 3--A Vlrnua dispatch says
npWs l'ua beon received {rnm Sofia tl4t laero
have hce'' several epeouptpr4 bptweep tlla Turks
a'na Macedonian insurgents, In which ta.s latter
"erc unsuccessful. Their attacks upon tue
oloek'Aq II pel!bar wo5o repulael With
great lQxx,
, 1879-06-26
QUICKEST OCEAN PASSAGE. .

MF. william =, White, agent ln tAta e!ty' to1
morning received thu following lspattl''
"Nxw YORk, June 45.--rAe steamship A1F
zons, Of tl,s Williams j. Guloa F.ine, urrt'ea ~
Queenstown thts morning, having mnae la'
passaxc In tsyen days, niHq hours, a'!d l"sn.ys ~
tilreu minutes, being ltu, fastest passage pa IL
ord. NWILLtAIb " ut!oa'
, 1879-06-26

SAVANNAH, Ga.. June 25.-At tho Ut. john.
celebration yesterday, 1t Thundesbolt, three
negroes quatreled about wotnau anl tureu Of
uleln were sl0t,-otIe ,eatl.
, 1879-06-26

Fur rough or soso taroat the bts1 nsae}crc TX y
plks'p VuotRdchs usup4 eusv In ons sa'na's'
, 1879-06-26
A Funsra' Car Thrown from the
Track While Running at
Higt,' Speed. /"
Varying Fato Of tho Eleven
Occupants, of tho ILL.,
starrcA Coach.
Mr. Q. e. Britt, or Milwaukee,
Mortally, Injured and
Rapidly Sinking.
Three Indies Broken ard Bruised
In horrible Manner.
HORRIBLE A11s11AP.


Eptetal ni,pa,eh TO The Tribune.
buFFAao, n \. Jui,e o5.-Ono Of the mos
serious rAlroad acrttqnts TINT llas occurred Il
tl''s vicinity sfncc Asltahulu, happened tit
AFTERNOON at o'clock, IN tho line Of tho LAX
s'lhre ~ Michigan Southern R1road, abol,
seven miles 1rotn this city. IL resulted Id III
i lhF1cs mora or acss to eleven persons, Of WHOM
two arc insl vcrr precarlous condition.
Tile circumstances Of the ulsaslcr arc sumo
what stra'Igc. a.1 peculiarly sud. Attached t,
tho rcEu'ur At1antic Express, due hero at i %
y. 1a. was special s1feptng-coacl ut the CIcye
.fand, Columbus, Cfnrtunntt t. 1ntauaSo1ts l,atl
"nv, occupied by party Of eleven persons, wl,s
were accompanying tlls corpao Of tic lnte wifi.
u col. E. I. l}rown, Governor Of the Soldiers
Home ut Dayton. O., to Medina, N. Y.
wfcro the bura1 was to take place. TlIcst
eleven wcro Col Brown nul Ills three
sous, E. F., Jr, nged 81 ycars, c. L., aged 2;
years, aud o. D., aged 70 years, Q. 4. Britt, ol
milwaukee. Mrs. Edward htatshall, Of Nicdin,,
Mrs. L. d. Dcechcr, Of Dayton Chaplain Earn.
shaw mud wife, OF tho Soidcrs' Home, Of Day.
tot', Mrs. L. L. Miller; hiatron Of tho 1lomo,
aud Aa1 II E. Fleming, Secretary OF the Home.
Also III the car was thu body uf Mrs. Brown,
LIE caslset occupying ono of the sections.
IT WAS 4 LIGHT BLEEriNa-coAcu,
at'd hui but Just CONT out Ut the shups, untl was
| cced[u,r n1nntr n sroioh, 1I.. ~ xos, -
about ouc.i,a)f mir the o,,or a,a NV =, w..
View. tho resr chr iunnca I'm .rao,s ".,, uts. ".
dragging along siurt dt.tance turnaa m ~ a't.s IT,
side u,ui wua wrcnchct1 frn,,, t,,, ,ssi,. ~ As'
Tho other car. hal, ,n ,ha 'a,n' sna.. ,,.-
coupling broke, The ,ncctai coa"h .", ,,ft s .,'''
track Ut The sida toward tl,e ,ore an, H., a ..s
Of tho cur, wrruchn, awov fron, H., -. .xrs.s Du.i
lanlcd a,1,oat bot1s,n m me- on.' "0 .uens' s"
rails md tl.e other ulaRuna,y ucross th %,au ltc
NJ tba Y.roo N'''' "@''ss '''o "'tc"
Tic train was ,oon stonncd ,r,,o ,,.,u,,,.ou, l.,
tic other coacbes l,a,l rYn.rlacof so,'asss,I.
ug Is the train naa,cd ovrr tlt., 1,,str,,a,,,
sprcal rail. or whntsvcr ,vos ,,a ot
accident. They hurrlcl back to s ,hc constsc1 NJ nv,
car In large numbers, and tl,cru was ,nurl, ~.
cltcmcnt, for all expected that sou,r. Mt cost ~
The unfortunate fuucrat companv war. f:,,lrd
The LOS train going west reached
TIE SCENE or TIE p1sAsrru
before any Of tic wounded Ind becn rcmovm,
from tl,c overturned couch, and II, nassc,,u.rs
joipca their efforts in insisting 10 trct tr,n ou,
Tic position OF the orc,,nant. of I'm sns,',s, u
, 1879-06-26

tou cAa ins@utly stop that awful neuralgia or
iifs Any sloWseh p4!a tuvea chulrsa) With
'uE0wps Household ranAcra." IS cents.
, 1879-06-26
says Ministerial crisis has been aycr,,a. ~.
S'lanbcr having referred Tho decision Al us .,'s
scaate u tic Grst Ink bfll to Couu,l..i,n' '''



| FRANCE.
| THE rnIAcE's Hopr.
| l.osnby, Juno 25.--1ho body Of thc p,,u.
Imperial will arrive here about tho 18th ot h,,'
coNrnADiCrRD. '''
Kouher'a organ, L'Onire, rontrs1ct. IL.
port' lint Prince Jcronc NapoIcou you1 ,,.". ,s,
manifesto. WI" ''suo
Tlla hEErLE AND rHYLt,oxRn,.
PAnts, juno 1.-Tirartl, tue atfni.trr =,
culture a.s! Commerce, has submitted tn H.
Senate bill increasing tho Government. ns'n ..'
crs to deal With The Colorado bcus.e uul n,,, pv".
luxura. ""a pasI"
1SsuRRECTioH EspEp.
PAnIs, Jttno 1i.-'Ile lusurrcc1Ion rn a,..-,
Ia cndcdt UNI 1000 insurgents arc fn ,,,s ,ss,
of tho French. A1uas
DIVORCE.
VERSAILLES, JUNG 15.-Thc Commi,,o. =.
which tho Divorce bit was refcrred hos 49,. :"
not'necd In favor OF rc-cstabshtng dlyorcap ~ H.
France. '''s' 10
LONDON. Juno IA Paris corrcsboni,.r,
says tho cullapas OF tho scheme for ,unpl,n,t'.
ifinee Jerome Napoleon by his SOL Victim n
tie Napoleoulc succession Ia complete.
SPAIN.
nHl0AND3 KILLED,
MApA1p4 Jln0 IA banu of b1nc,n..t,..
hrlga'lds in Catalonia has bccn ispe,sr ly ,l'
Rcndar1ncrte. Six were killed u1ld sorc,a1
wounded. 'a'
, 1879-06-26

TROUBLESOME THluHs,
sistkA. Juna IA strong Afghan force b,.
left cabul to pacify tho trhus In Tie uadak.h,n
dtstrtet'o 1oorktatpn,
, 1879-06-26
PORTUGAL.

YELLOW FEVER.
LfsHoN. Juno 25.-TWu cascs Of relt,v s,,..
have occurred near this city.
, 1879-01-23

The annual report VI the Commissioners OF
Emigration Of the State ul New iMk tor tho
seas Guiding Dec. ~, 1875. will be presented TO
t..c Legislature toIay. Tnis IL the lhIrtv.sec-
ond report sinc1 liz establishment OF tho Com.
1utssIun url the sixth IN which tbs present Buarl
has discharged tAv Important trust cumiuittcd
to lta kveilHg.
port Of Now fusk from foreign countries during
iile ,ear lois MAS IL, ,3G3 larss an1 uuexp peet-
ID Increase after long period VI liinulshea tm-
migration. VI this nu,IIbeF II, SIT were aliens,
Wills II, G9 were gitizeus Or peEsous who hai
befure lauuea at solne ,,urt VI ths United States
Tbs shu~a gain fur tbs uast year IN the u4tu-
bet 1T s1Tctls arriylng 1t tLIs port Ut 21.all.
The lsusuber Vi plaseuRcrs who eas,a by sieer-
2ge ut thlrltI4ss lurug lo76, u,!4l lAerct,y ta,a
tudor tlu immediate care ut The Board, w2s hJ,.
6Ol. Tic following shown thu dextllatiou of
il4css Immigrants throughout tho Uaissu states;