davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-01-24
Is presented In tho following table, toxrthtr
With the catimatcd Immigration 10 the United
States during the same years:

The foregoing statement Includes the Huycrn-
menttand sales IN all The States and Territories
except Tcxae, which State OWNS it, own lan1s.
nld the snfes in whtcl, do not Mppear III Tic Gov
trnmrnt reports. Il ts estimated that tic sale
Of public lands In Texas IN 1S13 was not le*s
tian 1,Oo0 O00 ncret. The ratroaJ.la1Hl sales
arc based On reports from twenty Of the piinci-
pal Iantt.grant lines. II will he observed TINT
in. satcs Of f}nycrnmcnt an rnttruatl ialr!e In
1873 largely exceed t!iose OF ts72. while the In.
migration In 1878 was only little n't,re than
nue.ilir1 what II was in 1871. THE inference Is
that tlie sacs Of Western 1ants Inst ycnf were
principally to persons moving from Tie Eastern
ever this may tc, the figures Indicate nut only
remarkable movement of pop.laiInn, hut a r.
markatle development Of material resources.
fhr sales OF public ane IN ta5s WIRE mare than
twicc a. great as In fB11. Tlle tD.a1 sales In
1873, estimating l,NU,OW ncrc. as the sales IN
Texas, were II ,:Ne.. iii acres or iuore than lnf
t!n nrra Of tln Stnte of Indiana. 1!Icsu facts
iNdcatc enormous htrIlcs In national devclop-
njGnt.
, 1879-01-24
MRS. JENKS.
6ho Announces IGrr Pronunciation Of Poll.
ttrx.

She Announces 1frr llrLW.lrlntlou Of Poll.
ttrx.
Cnrft sJsnadface T<,r FORK 1Tmts
NEw 0MLEAsa, DUN. lu.-1 aaw to-day the VI
yactuus u,l,i witty slrs. Jeuks,-i!r lot,a VI tlu
poliisral stnge VI l.onlxalla. fAe /. us bright
AMI quirk. .wltscd III private Us sip sE,uwcd her
xell to b. III public liic. ilrr last "sta.e hus-
iucss :. mas an "ilnnicnSr hlt,"to use ths IT.
tebsu rllptur!c ot tnna.crs' English, for thlru
is IN uuubt hrre that she brought tho Potter
tuliluIttee tD Nrw tDrIelnA .n ttx recent visit.
Ever, uoiy III tlr SOr&l, hupposr.i liat h,p l!a,i
uiytn ltu!.sni for az Oliver, man fur !nalt. to
tle Tuttcr Cnhitn1tfcu, ;skt that tic HRlatsce
wus ruli.er II, sr !aynr, cyrn fu tla uccuuni eur
Irut with GelI. EutlcT.
hut Airs, Jrnks VAS not tats,lc.l with drawn
battlu: ehe yrarheI with vii tho Fas.!',nate
ratu.stDc,x &s tll lrlL1uinu Iltnrt tn tt Mater
ittJ vu,l4l,rrur, AMI hrr ltle "ufop ganu u Won
her u,lt rank III the tlat conflict us wlt. hliu
lu.t "by cilasGr, tfs lls,tal wAy,h U4ckn.e
MI, posed IL c,,It Jill the nrlutui letter VI SsG-
reiary Shrrluan; A1Ml Il was tirrtllrh 81 i,lnor-
taut lila, ,in' vslsolsMla rcilts.'l tn tarnt It tu
iv:lyu thv State. ko the tuttLr c"ullDiltta
!lasiencu t.cru To syan It. hlt"u Mrs. Cunning
nutn's "bo.us BABY" q quarter Of century
utt.,. cnieu ilu. t,olul street Tragedy with i
"s. roaming iarcc," 1llrre has beeta no lnurc
riulrulpus utslth. ii Il gravc proceeding.
Mrs. JcI,ks tiettases tttat sl,c mas retired from
f4,.4l>kan4 ,H'tttlcs which every one ulla regret,
unirss l.uushIaila pullt'rs rettrcs from Tic na-
ttonuI arc.u. Alter s.vtl lang runs nt n,elo-
drama ..ilt tragedy 1t Ia pleasant to have vale-
vile tn tecyu lLp 1nrlantl llufY fnunotuuv IT
fraud .,nl biooushetl. Mis-. jerks. aa a1 expert
IN Louisiana uultt!cs, think. II useless tu rlIane
Fe.iesui ut!l,1als in ti,is State, rs, wl.utrycr
u,au uuy br whom 10 takes ullict, hu
suun ttrsiTc. to uunclliate the "uldc.t
ind best" Democrats, On lle loux run,
have hrltct ct,asrcs than Republicans. She
had tecn credited III tho Aorsh with having
iIuartcrel alt her family OH The tinyeru,llrus,
Whereas, Inc t.nIy position auy mo of lltrln had
steuse.. WAS ono position w messenger iu iie
Mint. II tic llenub!lcau party succeed. III 1850.
the old Republicans here would have the sasao
pAolee ~ they hays now Il IT," Ut tlscna Gould
get minos u!llrcs, whlIc thu rest rulft lcaEe tue
tauutsy. II tIlu Democrats surt'redrl they
wu,lA not sven haye Tits "local optfon,"-then
Republicans would haYe to leave the STATE:
t:Fvr Inyxelt," said ,lc spryht!y l,ttlc iudy, II
lh,uk shall seek out some !"Tcly island, tuke
tiuu. i,utler fur my Blenueftassc1t, aud grow
ulI with ttag CuuntFy.h
, 1879-01-24
NEBRASKA.

v-u.. ., A.. x, ,,t A.,
Important Measures to Como s'cforo tho
Lrs'satata. -
II Sptetdi corf<'poHdtnee of The Tribune.
LINCOLN, Ncb, Jan. N.-Ilm Nebraska Leg
is,aturo e1us uuw been In session two wrtks, mud
I,. rmnu.t mi et t1,c fnr. ,,,,t II ia rurpnxr1 nj
.'". 49,. .'''". . ~ .I,'' s,.,..., =. .s-,.
lneh WHO 1a'o co'ne to tAe cap'ta' ~ "o9k'
Itlcro ueing no United STATES senator 10 elect
ti'e tnc'nlcrs hav. not been distracted from tho
irI,n n,o., tmmrtnut tlutv m ,bo 1nots,,,uro
luz musa 'npot.n's o, uu's ., 'ns ,'s1A1asutc .'
~ pa's" ,p .%s se"st VI .s FeS!s" ".t ~ ss
ycrs Of the State wc,c appointed rs Cou,u,Is-
enn' " is'.,o ., ~. ~ .e SUE. !"sy
ass u"'s ns.s . "''. as sA's.""s as ~ 'oau 10
good many changes Ut tile prcsont laws; hayo
c,,rtallrl lin nu,ter of ,,1j,prs In tnsns n,,i
~" ~. '> ~ ~ "s"e. ~, - ~ - " 49,, ~"
s'1'cs natc 'n"oo oe.tsi p'o's'o'i 'os ."s eo'-
leccti1n 0t taxcs, hhvc tut uuSn tlic salaries OF
District Clerks to reasonable figures. They l,uyc
recommended that nll executions Of crmtna's
shall 10 within Inc wuls II lie statu Prison, ly
ti,. slsriif nj tic county il, wIIrh tlr ctny,c-
tinn II Int. An ubie Joint Committee uf iuth
ii1",srs IT, mo,r r.v,wiutr thu rr,m,rt n lin, t,m,.
mtlec ~, i;ryisi,,,,: n,,I sU,u IF lis rlut,ters.
s"nrtp,I ~ fln inn, tf hfs. ilny" rcach",i Ihn
thIr,i rrx,iinr. '' '''o
rr.,hnhiy n. nryt oucsttop In l,npt,rta,,e, he.
fnrr til. .r,tnint ira IL hi nr,,,lIiti,mr il,n
jiyol,su tr SID ri malt y,uu,,s, or sp,rtl,m,s
iinMurs TIT. ,vt,; H., i,trmtl.rrT II, III. Jjn,.r
tV.iaY by tta Iio,,. II. +. Sco,t. of Yurk Ca,rty.
n yM,nr ,,cnt,rma,, ~ ..nsti,raI',c Irri ,,rn.
inrr,y il viii hr ,.l,1n,,j,,.i in tlu. H"nntn hv
shr lion, Church liow". Muster uf i.u stat1
tia sta,a' % It IL" i"ks nnw nv iopv ti @ n
would uass. thouvt. nt lin. c.unu.,,r,H,,t ~
j.G aexsiu, It uuD.are, "a If trrr wrru III, n,,no
soInr Irrelcyan. mattcr On io Il fur til, rxnerss
ulrtnse ~ ti"fa"iI,,,s Il, Enhniv has vn1 tn,,'
nnnuuuecu to apnrnr II, o.tcn o;,msi,,;,,, tn H.
, 1879-01-24

A Pore has terl. seen on the stage at Rome.
rirfso cossa, . popular Italian plaSwr,..4t, has
latest TRAGEDY, "T!e Borta1s." IIie lc4dtuy
telualc charscttr Of tl!e pccc, the ilfatel ltosa
FI.lozza, the mistress Of Pope Alexander vi.
md .llo!lcr u h,s Infamous ralllEen waa played
by Virginia Musiut. ltItra VIA . sensation III
IL. tAratEc WHEN Pope marched upon lAe
yards. Up tu ti.r year 1870 no di.uisary Or
utIl. " VI tar CAlrct, WAS uernticI 10 bc hik-
trtonlculs repre- cntci ii, ltnulc, and ouly oHce
befure. siuee ll!r INCORPORATION vi ,ilr city into
the Italian hlnglulu, ila4 l'up1 beer. seen IN
tLe a.usr, ulll ,hat Wus tn suburban theatre,
, 1879-01-24

LUt4Hgf0H I II ENit5tFIN -
A wLIte u,ah by tlle naulu " Cooper caha
near frrrxi,,y to cratt, few nights slnvc about
threr lutir. ltun. Cuvtngton. 1t uppears tllAt
tAt youu: ttall was riding llorse sml oecaluo
" Gull Hat h. ceuld not ride. turned hts hozae
luoss anu l4il Gowt4 III the eo!urs of the te4ca
wcvt 10 .lerp AMI ult his limbs were iruze1.
Eytu III. ,icsll from hs legs was ready to drup
from liz to;,es. Bus his faithful dog, lying
ci.,.r beside hii., seemed to taku IN the hussi-
bic situattutl vi hss uIaltcr, und making las
I'D upo,, li!e !rga VI the lrozeu mau warmed
1Ac.;l 10 life s9aiu' 1t was BY the beat ot the
Co. That Sir, Cooper WIS eHatle.! u get III s.a1
walt, clsu Ac wuulu h4ya frex.u to dgAsl.
, 1879-01-24

ENvf3lI f0THF181H"7HtF " TN 7fT1HHs,
Dza sto1sKs, H., Jan. ee!s.-Two yeusa ago IN
l.lIuuis mun puld 10 cents buylcl fur GAOU
busnelA of curn, nt Clarfutl1, rasc County. Ho
WIS Offered 20 GENTS fur It, bur rcluse, anl put
1t IL crib, xhcra 1t yet tcu,ains. liz could lot
now get 10 cents.
, 1879-01-24

The Boston .}vurmti has taken somo trouble
to Obtain irum tl.c prtueipai ianl-Kfant railrouds
Of tho country, aud l1oul tho ioyern,ncut
l,auu Ol!i.e uud the {soyerunrt Of WeAkeru
States, yrpvrts ~ u tho salcs u lands duri1.
, 1879-01-24

M1NN0E. MJCI
oA''so4'' "A
Tho Homo or Inc hn'fnnt b"t iIl"fnt""
Custer, thr 11aillnE ftncn nf tho fincky
El'0- 0-"nn.Cne,,trttr*, Anh tho Scene or tho
Horrible lttrcr EatsIn sfnssncrr nf 1Hi2~'1a
-Unc Of thc Survivors Of that Terr,,,lc
Affair Krfutc. ftls ExncrI.ucr ami ,rbnt of
yuI6.,u,, ,,i.,,. IL, ..,.. -
s,.,.s, s.nrr<snnn,.nte ~ ~, rx,,,..
,,,.,S~, ~ ~, ,".' ~ ' . N.Y..
'.oSHos' hN!Is "Ai S~-ht Two inherent
periods Within the past two years tho name Of
this beautiful lutte CITY on tl,c vest e1oro NJ
1,akc Eric Inns t,rrhnna hccr of.rpc, ,,,,,r A,,c
IT,. - .,.s .t,. ~" "'s.I. "p'u wy
~" u Wv Fc"P'c -! .a's s'"h''s tnah tilat III
al'nost 1ny othet within It's wt1e tlonnin,-tn
.Iu1y, lstG, when tho overwhelming and crush
lug shock came Ut tl,u uns.arre nf orr 0n)l.ut
fin f,ua,cr u., Vim ,.,u, ~ W,,,r,,,, -. ,,,.,
''"e u t"c *u''H''l so''4'Fs WIS assocl"leu W1tH
ti'ht ttngic hu'l 1i,bur1inl event; ntnl nrnin In
duly, 1878, when our s'p[,enoncra " but rcpre.
sentntlsr crew of anatpur n,r.mcu thc n1nrkv.
w,rv mn, nr,,,,.,,".t. H. ~. t," n,' ,....e
""'' "'t ."',''s'"s'tc ono- no-"@c-e"c-a''l'cs'
c1osseti thc h'E Hcff'tE pohu 10 measure oars
with their aquatic ,setlren on The Thames.
The name of aIonr,c "a IN ,n11tIon to,,rucs
,yh.l, IA hov, m, .iur .o,,ton II W ,,u,
49, wv 1.','o 't'"st ~ W. '"'
p'asu !'as "'' h'.9oltc thterest "'l importance
Whtcl WILL not quite nllow 1t to be Lr"bpcd rort,
tIle psgc Of history, eycn X II should l,c for.
ruttcu IA the forncr hunr nj c,,ster. Tia tn,t.
=, ~, .,,s,,.a.,s.. @ .s,... '" .,'. 's'.,.'.
"a'e ., .on''ee@'"" WI" ',ie eA,!s selte!nen. ol
~" Asostn~est+ ailH cepcc'alIg us 'ochtlfcal'oi'
With the exciting srcncs and events OF The ktr,,g.
rlc OF lst...t3 muat nwnys tnvr.t Il with ,,ccn
i,tc,cst r,o,, ~. s., ,,rtnr l., nv, "n.s ,,s
.',.s 's NV o.M n'"e ;" @'na nea. 'a'
city hnfi-dozcn survivors of Tint terrible,
tragic, md GruInl massacre at tile ittycr
Iatsii,,-tncn Of HAT hardy Freupl, race, whose
iron ct,n.t,tnttona o,,l wmcrfni r,tolft, oir
nnshar", hr w., ", a.nr,". as,,i a,a.,s - e,"'
unshahen W u" sto1ha an! niasts os cen
turY. llase Just keeh two OF these Remnants
OF tic anr;t,s rt1me, Sa.lcnu AMI -, willie
third. fiuyor. u.,w u,,wurs uf I'm vrors nf oor.
tt..aa a.. .',,o. t.,s,, 1,., ,,,s.,,s ....
M sH ~ 80" t"u" .,' ~" ~, na "e" aee'
nit III nearly INC lnl' possession nl all his lac
utt.cs His Is probably TN, most tive u,nl intclii-
reut III, of his aac now living. Tit. tescr;tI y
these Old french sctticrs tt tle tragtc scenes u
wbfcl, III. we're .wtEcsses is thrilling uluI In.
trrrstinr 10 II degree. As this is tic sixty sixti,
anniversary uf til. hattie uf tim Nlyrr KoisII,.
lie site OF which is now covered hv tlio CIV of
, 1879-01-24

Guiding schemes for immigration, for fish
rulttre, for hiding IN The punishment uf ctlinc
In unurganfzrd ruunticA, etc. NEBRAsKA.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
An Excited and Acrimonious Debate on the
Army Discipline Bill

LONDON, July Sin the House Of Commons
to-day, the army discipline bill was taken up
for discussion, and the sitting OF the House
protracted beyond the usual hour. Itstfll con-
tinues amid much excitement and acrimoni-
ots debate. The opponents OF the bill are de-
termined to prevent, II possible, any favorable
action.
The Irish members have renewed their OBJ
structive tactics in their endeavors TO stop Its
progress.
Mr. Parnell, In his speech In opposition to
the bill, said he was determined toopDose any
organized attempt to press the bill forward by
physical force.
FUNERAL OF LORD JOHN LAWRENCE.
The funeral OF Lord John Lawrence, for
merly Vleeroy OF India, took place at noon tor
day. He was buried Ia Westminster Abbey.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
The markets at leading capitals Of Europe
have increased In frnnesS, owing to contin-
ued bad weather prevailing In many parts Of
the Continent, and reports from Southern
Russia OF grasshoppeTs, corn beetles etc. The
hay crop In many district Of England ts q fall
ure, owing to excessive rains.
PLAGUE or LoCUsTs.
Russian papers gives account Of q plague OF
locnsts. near ELI, Sabetpool, which forced q
body OF troops on the march to retraee their
steps. They settled 30 thick on the soldiers
faces, uniforms and muskets that the major,
driven to desperation, ordered firing at them
for half an hour, bat this produced no effect,
and a march back was ordered. The swarm
covered an area OF twenty-five square miles.
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THE GLOVER REPORT.
Substance Of the Result Of An Inyestiga-
ton that Has Never Before Been
Made Public.

NEW YORK, July 5.-The substance of what
Is known as the suppressed Glover treasury
report, concerning the managing Of the Treas
ury Department, will be published In the Star
and Sun tomorrow.
The document In full would fill over fifty
ordinary newspaper columns It Is Intensely
Democratic In tone and contains some very
serious charges. A special attack Is made on
the bureau OF Engraving and Printing, which
1t Is alleged has cost the taxpayers millions
OF money because Of frauds and extravaganza,
experiments In dry printing and other
branches of business. As proof changes in
the business system are charged In violation
OF law.
It Is asserted that the statutes have been
altered to make this action appear lawful.
Great stress Is placed on unclaimed interest
payment and the management OF custom
houses, It is alleged that there are SIG, ,50O,-
600 unaccounted for of the money realized
from the sale Of cotton seized by order Of the
government as captured and abandoned prop
erty Id the South. It Is charged that Director
Linderman gave special privileges to the
Bonanza mine owner, and by this action aided
In buiifng the market to such an extent that
the owners realized $125,000G 600 from their
sale.
The old story OF carrying elections by coun-
terfeit money is related, and 1t Is asserted
that q large amount OF notes have been sur
reptitiously printed from genuine plates also
that notes called In and ordered to be de-
stroyed have been stolen and reissued.
The report closes by affirming the doctrine
that the government has to perform too much
work to 90 II honestly q well, and advocates
restrictions ~ the Gpyeknn1eot'sp pOHers md
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reported among the peasantry In the Talag~
chin district have arisen In consequence Of
disappointment among the peasants regard
ing the land questions.
The revolutionary organ called Lond ana
Liberty still continues to he issued, notwith-
standing the most extraordinary exertlons of
the government to repress It's publication.
The Nihilists are very energetic, especially ira.
the provinces
THE ooNvrcrs FOR sAGHALIEN.
LONDON, July 5.--The Russian cruiser
with 9W convicts for saghalien, will not touch
at any port, according TO the Neue Hreae
Eesae, on its eighty-two days passage from
Odessa. IL carries seed and agricultural Inn
plements. A second vessel with female cOrl-
victs will shortly follow.
MURDER or A HoBLEMAN.
No slight sensation Was caused In st. Pc
tersbnrg by the recent murder OF q nobleman
named Wlasoff. At first the crime, of course,
was attributed 10 the Nihilists: but certain
Ensign Laudeberrg, suspected by the police,
confessed that he stabbed hts victim In erder
to get possession OF documentary evidence
against him Of q debt OF 5000 roubles. The
murderer found other securities on the person
Of WlaB0n, which he likewise appropriated.
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NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY. JULY g. 1s7e-TR1pLE SHEET.

land, where, under your queen, you won't be
troubled by 9 Fourth OF July noise. shortly
head, and he died within two hours.
Thomas OConneiI, o builder, WAS stabbed
In the heart at Nyack yesterday by Patrick
Nichols, q laborer and died without uttsring
word. Nichols had been drinking and dis
On the East Side al actor khown ct Tlvoli
Theatre as David Howard, whose real name
was David Joseph, was shot and killed yeeter-
day by friend named VIM. Seharlz, who was
selling him pistol. About two hours before
HoWaTd's death his mother received letter
from Germany, announcing the death Of an
other son Of hers.
Dozens Of people were shot. some fatally,
by people who celebrated Independence Day
In New York with pistols. There were twenty
fires due to the Same cause.
MORE MURDERoUs KEROSENE.
Mrs. Mary Anderson, who was badly
burned on Thursday by the explosion Of q
can o. kerosene With which sss was sa klaadiihg
was injured at the same time, is dead.
MARRIAGE STATISTICS ron THE YEAR.
From the annual report of the board OF
pleted IN few days, the following extracts
were taken. Two native Chinamen married
Irish women, three were united to women
born in the United States. The total number
Of marriages during the year was 7629, and
of this number 7435 were white males and Tat
females, and 194 coiored males and 182 oOlored
females.
This shows that 10 white females married
colored men; III males and So females were
married Tor q third time, and males Tor q
fourth time: 10 males and 1 female were mar
ried between 70 and so years. and one male
between 80 and 30 years; 1863 marriages be-
tween bachelors and spinsters took place |;
4s4 bachelors married widows The mar
riage rate OF this city. like the birth rate. is
not complete, there being 704 marriages TO
every 10000 Of the population.
THE HYDE HEIRS.
Ex.aUv. Army, OF New Mexico. who is en-
gineering the newly formed Mutual Assist
anee Society, com posed Of the supposed heirs
of the Hyde estate In England, valued at
81 1000 600, claims that twenty live heirs have
already been discovered.
MISCELLANEOUS MENTION.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher was to-day
elected q member Of the New York Press Club
by vote OF 46 to 8.
The new squad of fifty physicians appointed
by the Board OF Health 70 visit tenement
houses during the heated term received
final instructions to-day. They were eau
toned to pay special attention 10 sick chill
dren.
As John Weiss was sleeping Ia third story
window, Thursday night, he fell out, and
died yesterday.
While Patrick Maloney was asleep on the
roof OF his house Thursday night, he rolled
off and was badly fractured. #
Last night during quarrel between Chas.
ID. Brown and wife, Annie Brown, he inflicted
injuries which caused her death. Brown WaS
under the influence OF liquor at the time. He
was held for trial.
During the past week the free public baths
were patronized by 127, 800 males, and 51,273
females.
Six steamers sailed for Europe to-day.
Those carrying passengers had full complete-
ments, and all carried heavy carg0es,
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FRANCE.
a Vigorous Effort to Be Made to Defeat
the Communist Blanqui.

PARIS, July 5.-The French government
has signed q treaty OF commerce with the
government Of Servia.
a vigorous effort will be made to defeat the
election OF NJ. Blanqui to the Chamber OF
Deputies, whose election was recently. de-
clared void by the Chamber by reason Of his
political offsnses. nj. Raonl Duval has been
selected as the opposing candidate, and as M.
Blanqui is now out Of prison, a lively fight Is
assured.
A NEW USE FOB THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
PARIS, July 5-The paintings OF Eugene
De Lacroix, In the Sale du Trone at the Palais
electric lIght The figures on the ceiling, rep
resenting Justice, War, Manufactures and
Agriculture, are mostly 30 situated with re-
gard to light that no good photograph OF them
had hitherto been obtained.
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The Undfnes and Hfllsdales started of In
good shape, the Undines pulling their long
rough sea running at times. The Hllisdale
boat was swamp ped on the return, leaving the
race an easy one for the Undines In II AL. The
Wyandottes did not go out.
The junior single race was next, with Harry
Ball, Of the Zephys, OF Detroit. John g. Wolf,
OF the Hillsda1es. and Boltz, OF the Anthony
Wavne, Of Fort Wayne. The race was won
by Boltz in q minutes.
The Senior double sculls was then called,
with Taylor and Kaney, Of the Undines, and
only starters. Taylor and Kaney won this
race by about q quarter OF mile. Time,
80.
The senior pair oar race was won BY Craig
who rowed over the course alone In 16 80.
The junior four oar was the next race. The
starters being the Undines and aillsdales.
It was won by the Hiilsdales In Il 10.
The last race was one for the senior six
cared shells in which the on Only star ers were
Mich. The UndIne crew were composed OF
Taylor, Brown, Hepburn, Acklin, TroWbridge
and Kaney. It was won by the Undlnes, thus
closing the regatta, and making the fourth
race won by them In one day.
THE DETROIT RACES.
DETROIT, Mich, July 5-The first race was
9 two-nile hurdle race. Kelso was first.
Redding second. Time, 3:5ss4.
The second race was for the Detroit ladies'
stake. Amazon was first, Aaron second, Joe
Warwick third. Time, 1881.
The third race was for One mile, with nine
starters. Hlppogriff first, Bette +. second,
Lady Darcy third. Time, 1:43.
TEE RACE BETWEEN RILEY AND JOHNSON.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 5-The single scull
race between James A. Riley and Frenehey
johnson. which was to have taken place yes
terday, Was rowed late this evening ON Owos-
So lake course, In the presence OF a small
number OF spectators. Riley won In 10 ia,
with johnson three seconds behind.
BASE BALL.
UTICA, N. T., July 5.--Uticas 4, Manches-
ters 7.
srRrNar1ELD, Mass, July 5.-springfields 6.
Nationals B.
PROVIDENCE, r. L, July 5-Troys 2, Pro-
vidence5.
CHICAGO, July 81 Bostons g. Chicagos IA.
HoLYoKE, Mass, July 5.-Holyokes 8,
Worcesters S.
BUFFALO, July 5-BufTalos 8, CIeyelands 6.
JERSEY City, July 5.-The second Of the fn-
ter State championship games was played
between the Jersey City and Philadelphia
Clubs this afternoon on the grounds Of the
former. After well played and hotly con-
tested game the Jersey City Club vanquished
their opponents by the following score: Jer-
sey Citys 13, Philadelphias 4.
UTICA, July 5.-The Manchesters disbanded
here to-day and were paid salaries to date.
BALTIMORE, July 5.--A game OF base ball
was played here to-day. Baitimores s, Ath-
letics7.
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WEST FELICIANA.
The Discussions Among the Local Democrats
Observation-Disclosures Adopted.
Especial to the Democrat,J j


BAYOU SARA, July 5.--The parish Demo-
cratic-C Conservative convention met at Wake
field Station to-day. for the purpose OF healing
the differences existing in parish politics and
electfng a new parish executive committee.
The utmost harmony prevailed, a new COM
mittee was elected, consisting Of a member
from each ward, with j. f. Irvine as presi-
dent, and resolutions were passed expressive
of the feelings of the people OF this parish
against repudiation and in favor of reduction
in taxation, retrenchment and reform, the
abolishment Of all useless offices and educ
ton In salaries. VIDETTE.
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IN rntarvter with sitting Hal.

CHIuAGo. July 5.-The Tribune corre# 1oIlH-
ant feleuranfls an eight-coIumn interview
with sifffnn BnlI and his head chief Long
Leg White Gut Broad Tail aad . othg -, y, a
dafsnded Iaig women and children. Now all
"a wants Is TO be let aious and allowed to
h1Int He will never consent to 90 Gn res
eryatiou and become a Tarmer. 1lls interview
was had June I6, when hIs camp Maa Id ths.
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CANADA. !. |. 4. | J
The Health Of the Premier Rumors Of His
Condition Exaggerated.

OTTAWA, Ont. July 5.-Sir John a. NC
Donald is improving hourly. Reports tsle-
graphed East were exaggerated. He is not
dangerously I'LL nor has be been.
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GERMANY. \ u
Celebration Of the Fourth In Berlin.

BERLIN, July 5.-A grand dinner was given
here yesterday, In celebration Of the Fourth
OF July, at which United States Minister
White presided. Over seventy persons were
present, including many WeiEknoWn Ameri-
cans stopping here.