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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
Not "a brilliant Prospect.

correspondent of the Reno Gazette"
writing from Bodie, says the streets Of
that town are crowded with men. A fight
or a fiddle will draw hundreds OF heads
together and render the passage Of teams
slow and difficult. Every stage coming in
is loaded. Men are flocking in on the So
nora road ON foot, on horseback and in
wagons. They are nearly al, looking for
work, and not one in five has money
enough to live on for q week. The popu-
lation of Bodie il now between four and
five thousand, and there is work for about
eight hundred.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

Stewart, who was charged with attempt
ing to break into a freight car of the Z. a
p. Railroad. was before the District Court
yesterday, aud his trial resulted in an ac-
quitta'. John Baker. who was Stewards
attorney, claimed the result was entire'y
due to his e~loqnence, and felt 80 happy
over the result that we were induced to
take a glass Of cider. As to what John
took deponent sayeth not.
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Inadvertently Omitted.

The SESrIyEL's article giving an account
OF the progress Of the Ruby Hill school,
published in our last issue. negligently
Mclaughlin. which is running smoothly
and IL at all times in excellent order.
Miss Mclaughlin is one Of the most ac-
complished teachers in Eastern Nevada,
and is held in the hishes. appreciation by
the Ruby Hill Board.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

The Berger Family, together with Sol
Smith Russell, the famous humorist, will
open on Thursday evening for a three
nights engagement. All our exchanges,
both in the East and on the Coast, speak in
the highest terms Of their performance. 1t
has bren several months since u first-class
troupe has been in Eureka, and they will
undoubtedly be well patronized.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

The case Of the opium smokers was
called for trial yesterday, but it was found
impossible to secure a Jury. All those
called declared their opinions that no
conviction should be made under the
present law. Another venire was ordered
to be drawn. but there is little reason 10
believe that the trial will result in aught
but an acquittal.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

It Has Been Decided to Celebrate
the nav.

It Has Reef Decided to Celebrate
the Day.
A meeting Of the frcmen was held in
Judge Cromer's Office at l O'Clock on Sun
day afternoon. for the purpose Of making
arrangements to celebrate the Fourth.
Colonel Canavan vas elected President,
and Lambert Molinelli Secretary.
1t was decided that the Fire Department
should assume control Of the proceedings.
A Finance Committee, consisting OF the
Foremen Of the different companies. to-
gether with Chief Engineer Douglas, was
appointed to collect funds to defray the
expenses.
An Executive Committee was also ap-
pointed to make the necessary arrange
ments, appoint Marshal, Aids, etc. 1t is
composed of the following gentlemen: W..
A. Montgomery. Lambert Molinelli, p. p.
Canavan. A. G. Bishop, J.. X. Colerick and
Chief Engineer Douelas.
The Miners Union and Centennial
Guard Of Ruby Hill were invited to particle
PATE.
The following general invitation has
beeu extended by the Committee:
To General George NJ sabin and staff: the Cen.
tennial Guard; Rnby Hill Miners Union;
Swiss and National Guard, Eureka: Coinpa-
ny A. Nevada Artillery, Eureka; F.. & A. M;
X. Of p: 1. o.. o. f.; 1. o. R. NJ. A. o. U. w:
Good Temp ars; Encanpment, 1. o. o. +;
County Utieiais; Teamsters, Coal Burners,
and the public III general Of Eureka County
and vicinity:
Gentlemen: You are most respectfully in
vited to participate in the Fourth Of July eel.
ebration, to be held ut Eureka, Nevada. ON the
one hundred and third anniversary OF our Ma
tioral Independence, under the auspices OF the
Eureka Fire Department. Delegations from
the Department will meet you and escort you
10 the line Of march. Being cognizant Of the
fact that We are but just recovering from the
late severe fire, we deem it only a lifting tribute
u our country that the Glorious Fourth should
not be ignored.
Respectfully yours,
W. A. MONTGOMERY,
r. r. CANAAN,
A. G. BISHOP,
l.. M~uLISELLI,
T. s. DOUGLAS,
J. X. COLERICK,
Executive Committee.
BY LAMBERT MoLINELLI. Secretary.
Another meeting will be held at s O'Clock
tomorrow evening, in Judge Cromer's
Office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
The Fire Plugs.

Considerable complaint, considering the
condition and location Of some of the fire
plugs. has been made by citizens in different
parts Of the town. aud the Commissioners
yesterday authorized Chief Engineer Dou-
glas to make such changes and repairs, rs
in his Judgment might conduce to the
safety of the town. The matter will be at
to Immediately.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
MandamuSed.

Uncle John Horn has mandamused the
Board of County Commissioners. asking
them to show cause why he should not be
allowed to do all necessary work on the
streets and highways. The case will be
thoroughly tested in the Courts, and
watched with much interest. Mr.. Horn
claims to have been legally elected to the
position of Road Supervisor at the late
electiOn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
Remoym, OF the assessors once.

The Assessors Office has been removed
from the Courthouse to the new building.
just erected by Gulliford h Mckee, on the
lot formerly occupied by %Swceney's livery
stable. on Bateman street. and just oppo-
site the Cuurt-honse corner. Judge Har-
mons law Office il in the same building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

The topmost Of the flagstaff was raised
in place yesterday, and the pole presents a
fairer appearance now than at any time
since its erection. New haliyards have
been added. and u flag costing S135 will be
here by the 4th. The whole affair is due
to the energy Of Jim Middaugh, and he is
deserving Of the thanks of our community
for the untiring zeal he has manifested in
the matter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

.ne following letter il held at the Post
,"'s ior want Of postage: Mrs. Alex.
scos;:. mestviile. Picton county. Nova
men Brink, Malino, Sweden.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
Conyictei ana sentenced.

Charlie Ross was arrested in Eureka last
fall, charged with stage robbery in Wyom-
ing Territory. The Sheriff Of Cheyenne
came on aud took the prisoner back. Ross
proves to nave been the right man. He
was recently tried. convicted and sentenced
to the Peniten,iary for IL years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

Doc. Keen seems to have a run Of the
sales Of household furniture just now.
1t il scarcely q matter OF surprise, as Doc.
can sell goods about as readily as any man
we wot Of. and always manages to secure
fair prices,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
CHALLENGES

r Hereby CHALLENGE JACK MAILMAN,
i Of Virginia City. to fight me a glove fight.
according TO the new rules OF the London Prize
Ring. for from $1,000 to 81 500 a side. at any
time from signing articles that will suit him.
self. Should Hallinan decline to accept. the
challenge is open to Harry Maynard. mean
business. Respectfully, ". ]. YNN
Eureka. June 81, 1879. je22-3t<
Virginia "Chronicle" please publish three
times, and send bill to this ofice,l
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Hotel ArPivaha-

jackson House--J. P. Keenan,. Ward;
+ J. Smith, Phoebe.
rarker House q. A. Hill, San Fran
turner Housed. Hamilton and John
.; os Eureka; Mrs. Ross, Mineral Sta
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

one OF the best and most secure fire
r'oo' roo's ever built in Eureka ia now be-
~ PIt on the addition to Paxton 4 Co.'S
'"A W Messrs. Godfrey Mcmillan.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
On n Tour or Inspection.

Hon. Thomas Wren aud Superintendent
Kicker. Of the Richmond. departed for
White Pine yesterday, for the purpose OF
inspecting some Of the miues in that re-
gion: They will be absent some three or
four days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

At 10 O'Clock to-day, Doc Keen will sell
a lot of clothing, pictures. etc., in front OF
The Oriental saloon. Parties in search OF
bargains should attend,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
Will Prob Die.

The little five months son Of All. Chartz
Is dangerously i'll. 1t is thought that he
cannot live many days. Mrs. Chartz is
entitled to deep sympathy in her manifold
tro ubles.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Letter List.
The following letters wore received at Wells,
Fargo l. Co.'S Once last evening and not
delivered
Mrs Richards Jacob welty
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
EASE BALI.

The First Practice Game Of the
Eureka Club.
The Eureka Base Ball Club played their
first game on Sunday, and the score shows
the following result
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24
FoR SALE

THE LOT. 25x1o0 FEET. ADJOINING THE
L STONE SALOON. on Main Street, and
formerly occupied by C. ID. Stuart 4 Co. For
particulars. inquire of
HILLHoUSE 4 COLE, Attorneys,
Or to GEO. TEACHER,
2l6 Front Street, San Francisco.
Eureka, June 16, 1879. je17-1wis
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Needs Money!

DERsONs INDEBTED TO ME ARE RE-
quested to make payment at once, as l am
In urgent need of money.
LUTHER CLARK,
Eureka. April %, 1879. ap2Atf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

A DvERTISE IN THE EUREKA
"A SENTINEL, the oees saverrsing mediQm
in Eutsra Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-24

YEsrEh
-..eisco stock Exchange.

y Gould & Curry-l3 iSA i'7s i''
~ ~ Hsst 4 Belcher-1sa
ss so Cslifornia-v5h 81,
~ ssv.pe -l7h 17s 11h
lo z0 Con-. yirginia-5k 5h
,o,o Chollar-9 So sDo
$50 potos,Y Norcross--ls4 1871 is IN Is
oIo H.n point-5k 81 5stb5
ca "a Yellow Jacket-l9 IVA i's
,Soo Imperial-220c 2loc
i40 Kentuck-5h "a on
s,o Alpha-29x 29A ~
e25 Belcher-7b 20
az ConGdence-l5s io
oeo sierra Nevada -4S 4'S
,oss Rnllion-9 "a Ga 81 W
il05 Exchequer-9A yry
oSs Overman-l2 liz lZs
1oo Irst;ce-ss5c $500 81 365c SCoc
I00 Succor-55c
eo0 Union-5Sts 5S57* ooa
40 Crown Point %
loo Yellow Jacket--l9A
oI0 Justice-390c 355c
so U~nion-5st
s5o Alta-8h 81
eo LADY Bryan-130c 1890
zoos Julia-4x 440c 43oc
ono C.ledonia-2Soc
Ia0 Con. virginia-5S
70 savage-174 o,
I@ silver Hill-2ojc 2ioc 22oc "a
140 Cha~llenge-so5c
80 Utah-25c
30 Alta-84
IN Occidentsl-90c l
OK Isdy Washington-2a :2oc
$40 Andes-soc
$50 Con. Washoe-ooc
1850 Ward-16oc l6oc
$50 Scorpion-2soc zsvc
ZOO Levisthan-S0c Toe
so NJ. Stars
1850 Trojan-3oc
I4o Maryland $50
so Occidental
400 Benton-6 5aos
Is Solid Silver-4oc
100 Atlantic-50c
1850 Con. Dorado -lsoc IA
325 Flowery-65c zoe
4q5 N. Bonanza-l9jc 1900 1890
1000 Fairfsx-soc
275 Msckey-ls0c lSoc
1850 8. Potosi-15c
$50 Mountain view-2i0c
$50 8. Utah--35c
so New York-9o c
so lion
rs Sierra Nevada-S
50 Woodvilie-4oc
100 Builion-9s
EVENING BOARD.
,oo R,vmond 4 Ely-4k
AS Eureka Con.-i6 I6 \ l6x
$50 Pbenix-3s "a
,s5o Gil.-I. l55c
"a n. Belle-5s G
go Ieon.rd--l20c
IN Grand prize-3soc
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:. omen on week days from .
The once J" IN p. NJ, and from Q to
'%; sss1ssry n and Money Order business closes 81
IP.H. u.ils close at 5:3O p I.
ON SUNDAYS
.,. open from 70 N. to ! P n.
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Another meeting will be held at s O'Clock
tomorrow evening, in Judge Cromer's
Office.
, 1879-06-27

wnnkoo; J.. Helm, Monroc; +. isuea0er, Sion.
Chicago: F.. Dcra, Davonport; II. Hack, it,
11uis; y. Hankcy, Alma; G. McIst,ach, 81.
1!'e following gentlemen hare received silver
medals @ ior making tug points: ii. 0rnu, CHI
eago: William lfascs, New york; j. Monnlcr,
MMllwaukcs Mnr.l,a =. NuQEer, hon,oc: 4. Helm,
iYorx; William q Koch, Milwaukee; Ii. blaek,
". louih; F. berg. Davenport; e. Seho,te,
G{;nic,aRo; l.. lIar'ns, Davenport; Dr. With.
!tivl,laud; J. Mennter, Milwaukee,; II. Wc,fe,
tor, , ,AIaia; !, r: aIe6o!, Alma; 9. Snyei, n!s6-
lnna +: Hankey,. Alma; .0eorge spauKler, Mon
re-; Wilt1an r. Bragg, Monroe; jacob Kar!er,
Monroe; II. 9eh.ocder, Davenport; +: schlaa-
,V2sr, V,, o1!ease; ]: +. L,',ieit,, Saline; II. +.
sogcl: Ncw York; F. Tou9enburger, Chicago;
!. ai!1lcr, Monroe; .. 1Ia,naun, Blonlngton; !;
!. &; q A'nkel' Alma; J. ". Alpeter, Milwaukee;
u; ne!neks., ll'Ehl.mi; 4. Fitsnhold. hitlvau-
Louis; n. y. rlotkc, Chicago; A. Stucoli, CHI.
Gaqo; G. n: Weinhereer, Chicago; II. Mueller,
iiig|'land J. ltaseten,, New York; F. Hartman,
Joliet; j.. Mucnet. Aurora; l,r sicsk1c. Ghtca.
Foi 9. Plast, Alma; 4. Iuofl, detroit; viii
tn, I: !schadc, chlcaEo; G. Schroeder, Dubuque:
asss %is" Zttto1 tntt9sStS1 s" fcIs l. s;e10s T 81 Ls @
roc; Joscph Kelley, joliet; Il. Fucllamano,
Monsoc; II. Pins, St. Louts.
Ife following genttcmen received diplomas Is
Master sbarnstootcrs for making 2oo points:
Mcnnler, stiwankec; ii. Ifoehn, Monroe; M;' I. I.
i:ueggcr, Mnnroc; e. echotte. Chicaeo; II.
n'ask, IT.. Louis; H.. Derp, Davenport; j.
;Mennier, Milwaukee; e. MeIsbach. SE Louis;
York; J: a. Tester, Alma; r. sch'netcr, Sfone;
Dr. Wirtt, Highland; Z. Never, Highltnut; ii.
Rclnekcr. ilighlAi,sl: j. q. Hnkcl. Alma; Jact,b
, 1879-06-27
81 LES fsRIGANI)S.'y ~


O1cnbaclfs opera, "Lcs Brteunds," was
brought out Mt HavcrIy's Inst evening. Thta
work-whtcl Is onc of Its authors most mcr1to.
rioua protluctlons-has very rarely been heard
here, It's los. presentation bctnr maslc ut Tic
West Side Academy Of Music, sir Or seyeu Ycats
ago. Tic librctto Is VERY Ingenious ono, tho
plot bcthg crowded with humorous actton; md
thu score Is full Of tripping md roustng melo-
dtes. The performance last night was q good
ono throughout, The company having chance
to exhibit their attractive points. Aimee wxa a
dasfllng bandt-maidcn, and appeared in better
vofec than on the evening previous A num-
tier Of aongs were cut from her role;
but this was compensated for bY the
Interpolation OF the Spanish a!r, lila
lnlon,a,n which was given 50 effectively that
tl'e autlfence enthusiastically de.nnntfcd
arcon1 repetition. Mile. Raphael took tue
masculine rnrt of Frugottto, and made up
youthful ngrlcutturist robber anil page whom
+ sas pleasing to contemplate. Juteau's
scakon-a livcttcr hrfgnrd-cheftt It would be dltl1-
cult to imagne: md llis ro.nicai tcviltrtes were
nby seconded BY t}upian US his Lieutcuant,
Mc7[eres had smaller Dart than usual, but in.
vested 1t with hfs wcla-knOwn t1Hprcsetycocss
III characterization. Jounrtl's mnin strength.
orlfnarilF. II IN vocaliEatinn, mud In this linz
Ills tapta ~ had nothing to DO; but his military
ponlposttv was urth provoking, and '.Ies bottes
tes cnrahn3ers" wcro really imposng In ti,eir
extraordinary strut ind stamp
This evening Aimee takes q tcncnt In stIe
Petit Due" which will be given for tho first
tiuic hero In Its original form.
, 1879-06-27

ut tho Exposition Building IL attracting It's fair
proportion af tile crowd who geucral1y frequent
events Of th!a nature. Every enc Interested III
RtllrlatEc sports srors IN at Ieilst obce tAy, 40
tllat fair audience ia present almost any hour
vi thu tluy or evening, Tic ,tsen both held iAu
track yesterday morning, and IN to o'clock
0'i.cary! had been oil the track thirty-stx
ImlMutes III all. At that hour ho was fecmg
wel, un1 doing his work iu slrst-class style.
Grassland Inns uot bceu oIr much; only seycn
minutes up to o'clock yesterday morning.
1lo fce's In good condition, II his own wonls
may 10 takcu, but lu uoks llttlo heavy. Durtll.
tNe day both men Kept the track pretty wul!,
a1M by o'clock lust oVuln2 both wero clUstn4
tip to their first Hundred Hltes. CrosstAn,! was
walking With u will, anu seemed to hayo q
trark. All thu evening, as tnle after mtIa was
tuf!! OF, le showed but little fatigue. At II 30
o'slock Crosstnn.l hua completed his ll3th
nile. Ol.earY tlAtshcl Ais 1U0 ntlcs at ll:30
uia left tic truck. This ctoWu, which numbered
sumcthtng like 1, U,U00, oeelneti To lGnn towards
Grassland, and they showed strong eiGrIs Ut
dishattstactEdn with Ofl.earY for his lot)s al,-
sences from tho track. At ll.3u last ryenin.
tho store stood
GensSlAntl... ..A........,, ,,,,,..,,,.,l1H ncs
.oHss t''t..' - '..ts.s f,-........luu mica
CrossiaIMl t,atto hls l00 ,nIas in g hours, 70
Mtnutas, W kecoIHs. O'Learv made tia lDO
lhl1cs iu ~ hours. 10 minutes, 70 Bero1itls II 10
sftrtlnoly doubtful II O'l.oarY can cluec thu Eap
hutwGen himself and Crossl.iid, even il hu Gas
tle aest Of heaith. and Ills otf,rts to DO 80 will
It he Watsea with interest. llu ia couklrnt Ut
us abiity " defeat tl,e Eugltslnla,l, however,
Ailu Will strHtn every naJyu 10 DO 90.
, 1879-06-27

s1''o' KY, Inns been fsccordtng 10 The fsoxr}<r.
1o"rna) "acccptal ty atr. Hermann flrau, ,ho
opcrntfc 'mpscaasIo'
hlinno linuk has been engaged br Carl Rotn
1or next season. ahc will open IN London In
the now opera, "Tnsn!ng OF the shecw.''
Fran1etn Link, tho celebrated arttsto of ,,,c
CaFl Theatre. Vienna, who recently took 1eayo
u Tho stage on her marriage with Monsieur Do.
naner, rich banker. has agreed, to the de.
',Rnt q Vienna, ~ return to tic boat1s. suppo
Is writing nav opera ior her. .
n,,s,l ,r!na!ore" Is being. performed BY church
eholrs oil eyer New ENGLAND, but lie expression
chenRs e. " II fi,as nttsrsa BY cEt oreo,an,
steaa Of ,yowlng that ha viii l,as,I;Y oyer r b.
"untrueh to Little Buf,erenp, ba sar. 's' s',,n. W.
klno'' In tli* form the ptere Ii consldcred safe.
Pretty Little Nile. Mario Van Zandt', debut
as A'n!na e. IL London retntnds divers critics Of
Ill., HELL Q! ratti seventeen years ago. md sosne of
lazy u to b the fatn.,ns pfima donna Il Tic
future Mile. Van Xant!t has a cIlarmnr ani mi
promising voice, and II her hcatth Gun endure
re strain Of hsrd work, size wl probably fun1l
lAesc agreeable p.opheeies: slIe Is remarkably
pfotty Young creature, with all expressive focto
nf'tl bright colorlng; but she has tnoat fragile
and de1!catc.fooking frame.
Tic Washington Post announces That Mr..
tair Eaxe :. MfGaft 81 Te!knowo writer md 1!cra
seme @ oef. %e a' cais pfspa1ss nFs'q f..
satire % both army. md navy, bit It il IL ut t
modelled after "pluafoso" especially. It il
Ml.soader M and more American In its Character,
l!H music Is to TO furnished BY slguos Opcrtf,
ot tho Abbott opera troupe, aid tic Work wit
90 produced III New York early In the fall. Mr,
HctnrtY las keen sc1lsu Of l,umor, md Iis
iricntis believe that he haa mndc decided hlt ia
"buttona.n '''s 'A
p. Miss Ihuraby fs singing at what nro known
IN Lonuon as "Johh Dooscs's popular ba]fad
coner9." .1te! Upon programme received from
tricnd We f1nh that her two selections at ono
of these co,1eerts, anil which ll,c ncunla RE-.
relsca VIII, raptuEouk npp'auae, wero " Tho
Mcssage OF Logs," by Gounod, and "1'lc Sail
,a,sI nse hcates" Tie conccrss arc very long, not
tTontg.slx sepasate performances, and vet
,ry ,ar,,ey are inmonaely popular In London. At!as
inufsby 70 singing with such artists ns Miss
Shrtlc5, and in concerts whcro Nine. Aratcila
Goddard Is the solo pianist.
, 1879-06-27
CANADA.

Agricultural inspectors for tho Indians
Thc Frcnch Prince 1n,periAl--zteducttu,
or Wages If Observation-Disclosures.
Eprrfdi Dispatch 10 77e 1t1bunk
MONTREAL June eA-Negotiations arc pro,
ceednx for the amafgamation Of Tho Culean s
Province Railway md Bridge Company and tho
City ot Ottawa junction Railway. THO new ltnc
will be called the Canada &; Atlantic Hallway
Company, md every effort Will be made to com.
plcte tho bridge at Colean Landing 80 as to con.
meet With boaton ind New York lines Of rail.
NAY.
The result OF the policy Of the Govern
men. Ii turning lunattcs loose III order to elect
economy In tic management Of the ss,luu,e,
Is beginning to manifest itself. TO-DAY
Mr. F. X. Perrault tclcrraphcd to
Chief Paradise from noche1agn, usktu.
for CoostaoIcs to arrest couplo ot dangerous
lunascs. The Chief sent wnrtl to the High
Constable, who refused to have anything to Ito
With 1t, as he said tho Government would not
pay for anything Of the kind.
The election to-day for the Quebec Lcris.
'aiurc, in the County Of C,,an,bIy, to III ttc
vacancy caused By the unscatIng OF Dr.. Martc1],
Conservative, for bribery by agents, resulted In
favor OF Prcfontatuc. Liberal, who defcatcl 1l,u
nnscatcd member By 10 majority. This gives n
clear majority Of i to afr. Joly's administration
which may n0w b. consi,lcrrd safo
8iectai IHspatcA to The 1Yiaun.
ULTIMA. Jui,o A*-Fron, circuIar issued lv
ihc tust-Oillce Department., 1t is learned lhut.
on and after the 1st Of July. the limit Of Inter.
national tnoneY-ordcrs will be Increased from
$40 to $50, with no additional cost for thu
targer eum to the PUBLIC. =,
The Department Of tic Interior IL cxcrc;s,nr
the power, given 1t during tho past session of
, 1879-06-27
D1AEE.DAII.
AN9DN UNDER A1tHEST.

Spfei1 Uispa.eh 10 The Trtat.ns.
INDIANAPOLIS. juno 26.-Tho Chlcakos heat
the Cincinnati Stars this afternoon s to 0, the
Chlcasos playing loozu ra,lle out Of colirteay
t0 their opponc,lts. About 600 pcr4ons 1crc
pfcscnt. Miller and lioutz. Of Cincinnati, were
disabled, and two Of tho Capitol Cities, of this
place, were substituted. After tic gamo Capt.
Ansou Of the Chicagos, wus arrested for pro-
faulty hv ono Of tic Depot Pollen aud locked
up. 1t surprised md settled hl,n.
Tic afEatr grew out of an attonpt to serve
writa of capias alI.l rcspDn1endu.n upon EhniIcr
Hs,l Flint, old members OF the indianapolis
Club, who left here largely tu debt They re-
s'Htcd tho officer, an.l Capt, Auson AID Bob
Smith backed them. Hliafrer uttl Flint finally
rot array, md, In hfs JOY. Au.on becamo tng[o-
rously profanc, when IN uiIIccr HI tho vicinity
nahlcd him. liz put up $50 for hla appearance
Tomorrow morning. Latcr In tho tlay warrants
were sworn out against 6uatFcr nnd Flint for
resisting an officer, but thty are now out Of tho
Slate.
DosToN DEFgAT8' TnoyIDHNuE.
6Hsciui IMsoa'ch to The Tribune.
EosroH, June .D.-Tlle Bostons nctuat]y won
game from tho proyidepec nno today, nj
though they ptnycd poorly. Bond did not pitch
ns we'll M usual, and IIouck was little oil.
80 " ! -' .-"S ""s
soine Eoou batting,
;, ,.!1.ng in,.'ngs- .
1;ssl.t', r;ostnn .'''... ....s ! "a
Tir.. IT,, ~, ....o W
id E!les oaas ~ efrnrs-nostoh. =: rFoti1cHce, ..
TltHt on cnliea nal,s--ltostoi, Providence, u
ir1tas9a rnaPae l,taysI,ntfIock , hnu Mo5fll1:
.or.Iii .liiii' pas8-noho' oh51es' sutton bafdocS'
"g;.,.I g,.,a,< AZ. ,,.,, eu.,,,
Sitnck ont-tost9n, g; Providence. 2.
i.oasa1 u 1't1T n1n "A.n; S.; -
isa1ls called-Oa' lIo.la, hess jo7; on yor,t, -.
Strikes caiied-Dn iUnd. ii: On Warsi ii,
rmpsse-Fcrguson.
r11E HAEyAups AND 11o,yowrs
n,avct1 thIr,er,, Inn,a nu,1 al 80, .,s,. ,,,,
nj fnmrc .h" nrv.rs m u,n,,n .us as" .,, lm',
,rror animst rtpht h. H., Ii.fnotns t''u & VIZ Wy
for uiuu laso hits - ~'~ o"es' ""' pa''eo
, 1879-06-27

DRAA1Ai1c NOTES.
Tom Dayry Is said to have Miss Fanny
Davenport for next fcason.
M, r,,r,.n1 .,,., ,,,o no.,o., c..,..,, ,,..,-
itm rumoFea 1las the BOSTON Church CholF
"P3nafoso Will ''o llere shortly.
Charles 4. Chizzola. as ono time co-manacer
of tho New Yurk Lyccum Theatre. has returned
to this country,
;, 49,. .........
Governor Of tho shakespeare Afcmurla| Council
vi tllu Atratfurt.-o1,.A von Association,
atth. f,Ixm,tc 1rm,,rs 1,,1,, ,,.. o...
ov ssrs nyf1t. t.stadous 70, "'M" n n.y. ~ s"ans
,,r., t., ~ ..iu "S'sh stage s1ee her re-
'o'" s'o''' 1'''o''e"'
At Boston Oh tho 10th Rol1ln Howard died,
Ila wns well known in thu minstrel profession
ns female impcrsonator. III the salue CITY OH