davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-06-04

ported recommending the appointment of
All Executive Committee, .co'lsts!lng Of one
member Of each l,oard Of Tratto md Cham-
her Ut Commerce, witt, powar to invite such
Boards to appoint not moro tiiun slrce
delegates 10 :, subsequent. 1nrctlng.. Of
which nle Committee shall Riys sixty
days notice This wRe Adopted aud
tho following Executive Committee
was appoInted: NJ, Hush, Indianapolis;
,Vcshoct1, Louisville; l.. G.. Newson. Coin!t,-
etnnatl; Sir: Zltamermen,' ST Phil; J. K.
Harris, Cincinnati; Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN, Tnrnn-
m;J. A: brown. Milwaukee; Mr. Dillingham;,
IT. Louis; 4. Price, Philadelphia; +. +. Du.
rana. Albany; Mr. Anthony, New York; Mr.
Fuller. I!osson: ). IL. Thompson, Baltimore;
0il Mr. L0sinnnic. nt Chicago.
It was ugrectl that III view 0f tic coming
meeting ami the small number III attendance
at tlitst that no formal action he taken at this
Mect!ng.
adjourned sine die.
, 1880-06-04
CRIMINAL NEWS.
THE HAYDEN CASE.

THE HAY DEN CAsE.
Sotctat Dtspatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
HARTFORD, Conn., Juna3.-Guv. Andrews,
Il is reported oil good authority, has ap-
pointed n State detective to Investigate some
fresh c1ews, which. 1t In believed, will tend to
solve tho mystery Of Mary Stannarsl's mur-
der, for which Hayden, the Methodist clergy
mail, WAS tried lust wlntor at New Haven.
The. Sheriff Of the county l1as been working
Oh the case, and recently secured from 1Iny-
denis too'-cllest I'LL olt! kntfc-llandle, which
has beat!ng upon the contradictory sinte-
mcnts during the trial., as to tho whereabouts
9f iiayden's knife on Tho t!ay Gf tho tragedy:
says sa;, TINT 1t /: i'nnr2bable % tlat anotI,eI :
important cyitlunce Is discovered, and
Ilayden's counsel express tllc opinion that
now resulting IN New Haven, after tho COM
plct!on Of his tcetur1ng-tours, reports: hcar-
movement against HIN, and says he desires
q nnotl,er fria but for the Kreat cxpense. the
aud ,parcnts. its cost to them wns 81, zoo, IN
addition to nearly $1,000 expense to the
county.
, 1880-06-04

DUHhVi
"SQueals," as they aroi called, were much
mora numerous at polIcd headquarters yes
terday, and 1t Is said some uu!to heavy ones
weto reported ind diligently suppressed
BY tho police. Tho ofllchsts wero
as bsazen 0s over, however, lit
their assertions TINT thoro !, WAS no
crime. Nevertheless thcso Is, andl though
u,oso already Il, custody, nearly twenty
known thluyes, tAere resc0tea yet'at llbHrty.
Ny tho way, III addition To the nHn,ber Ut
thefts, bur8laracs, md highway Ippperfcs,
hunko 10 In full blast. rh9 word
" bunk1" means considerable IN Chicago.
Tho police deny It's existence. .Al4 tho snllc,
q farmer from Sterling, ILL.,, wllose t}lAlllo il
on flle at the station. wis yesterd1y anticoA
Into room somewhere on SHUTS STREET, md
was swtndfed out OF Sa60 casl,. 1lle saw tho
lottery, but fnlled Ia dTaw prt1e1 Hld 10 did
his fr!pnd. When tho study Granger
realized the sttupt1Dn he mRdt'a atrong 1e-
mald tor his cash, but the ewllldleEs in
Inundated HIM mud. aftar packing up tholr
tools, lockcI him Into tho room, and Inado
their escape. 1t waa not unit! tho farlnoT's
cEles for heip reacllotl tho oats ot tha land
lady, an honest tluoklg German woman, TINT
he was released. Late last night thu pollce
ran In two crooks, who they thlnk o9tt 20
Identified. They Eave the naaes Ct y, Jpck,; ;
8ldH iu ht8 pQSSeSSlpu, IT,
, 1880-06-04
c1ISPEM0Fn.

NEw YoRK, June 3.-ilerman Lissbcrgcr,
metal merchant a1,d importer, No. a57 Pearl
street, suspended payment yesterday
wednesday,. Liabilities between 81, ,O0d, 600
md $a0W, 600.
Tho creditors are few and alp tho principal
banks, one Of which las clni,u Of over
s0o,0oo. The suspension Is Inscribed to
lleayy loss In iron. Siuce lust November lle
has handled 10000 tons OF iron, ,tha
most, OF. whtcl! was purchased In En-
gland when prices wero htKh. When Iron
begAn to 20 down many persons who had
ontsred INTO contracts with him broke them
md tue material WAS Oh his hands 50, net
!ng OIL tlle aslyico. Ut Ills fricns and creditors.
he suspended Mll aprolntul l.ls son-tll. law,
Smelling aud Ietnlng Company, as hts as-
Sigma
, 1880-06-04
BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL 'II|j.ij.. V0NBT,
All Countries Boast
Of Their
Beautiful v omen
But 1t Is Well Known
to Those
Who Hage Travelled in Europe aud
. 0tber Foreign Countries
That The United States Can
Iruhlully Boast
Of the Most Beautiful Women ID
the World.

Ths American women hsyo tho Bnost heada Of aalr
OF any In tho world. Aud, !naeat uno huad OF hair
on lady thing OF tos1ty, snd should bs cared fur
kad cultivated with tho Rreatest prds and intvteat
Just - eoon ~ tbs hAr bvxns ~ fall out Ad the haad
4eA dEy And husky Il tina o bv alarmsd and doing
son,ethinR for II. yes, ehzt II tho question. douR
something s0r It. WHAT shsli dot Well. Ihare Il
bat one thing for you to Dr.. you want to atou The
falling OF tbs ha!r Ind kosptag II In nca soft
sifkea condition. namely uEs HALF Isoylyum" Baru
pleasant and Eslnsdy. kod an unsqualed hall
deaasef 1t kesps Tie skin Vi the scaip ctuan and pure
stimulates tha hair fulliuas glands, and has tia
wonderful faculty Of restoring xsy halr 70 IT. osx-
lnal color. II yuu have any douat IN thu Quasuoa,
just get uns bottio. pny nfty osns mud you will nead
no mora plsndlnx With. And tor baln0as Il u tho
only halr Restorative ihat hAs stuo tho 1t Will
make half GEox on AaJ bald hrad u tharo arc any
hair sells Or tolhclea In tho skin. and tt theEe arc
uous. nothing can produce hAlrs but Nature seldom
leaves her WUEk hA1f don1. These focies faisst
ally preseut. Aad only nsad the Ut ~lIAtf HsfE
YUM" u start Tho hx!r xnaSlnR 8ud by A1l druggists
ri nfty cent? L. N. Cll1@THNTuN, HuIa fsvpststos,
Ills fpl5oQ-tk. 6$N ta1k ,
, 1880-06-04
THE MtLlERS,

CINCINNATI, O., June s.-The Millers' AS
ISOLATION at Its meeting to-day elected tie
following officers for the next yoar: presl-
dent, George Bain, st. Louis; Vice-i'resl-
tlents, Loren Fletcher, Minneapolis; Robert
Tysot, Baltimore; Secretary, 8. II, Sea-
nuns, Milwaukee,
college for millers WAS discussed and re-
fcrre!l to o co,nnitteo for report at the next
meeting,
Adjourned.
At night banquet was rendered the mon,-
bor5 Mt tho Highland lluusc. About 400
guests, Including visitors to tho International
Exhibition, wore seated at tRbles,
, 1880-06-04
TlRI1S.
CHICAGO.


The nlarm from Box ooi nt 8:93lnst evening
was caused by t'ro III tho dryjng-houso ut
taetied 10 tho laFgo school-furniture factory
Ut A. II. Andrews u Co., situated in tho mid
middle Of tho block, the southeast corner OF
which Is Polk md Dcsplatncs straets. The
tlryng-llonse Ia q brick and fraine structure
nbout GOx!40 III dinlulls1on, having capaeity
Of 2j,0U feet Of lumber, and nearly that
quantity Of hardwood luiroer wns In II ut
tile ttmg OF tic fire. Owing to tho prompti-
alarm, aill -. tho celebrity .of, Tho Firu
Department, tl.u, iiru was l,nld down to tile
building In which It started. The tnMago TO
tile structure alld eOlitcllts will b. about ono
fourth Ut tho total valuation, ar l,bU,lt 81, ,000
trllo cause OF tlle.. fire Is unknown.
Less than n month ago s,,peri1l-
tcndont Jackson wont over tic
70 10 made. Tho. kliil.keopcr, Villa III
lfealey, Qult the building ut q o'clack. nlld
tlle shipping clgrk and several otlIor enl-
plUyts left with lin. They noticed TINT tlIo
temperature IN tic. kiln was III, II lfttte
lower than usual. Adult twenty. minutes
later the Watcl,Inal and tho others saw
smoke Issuing forth In volumes.
Th9 loss Is fully covered by insurance
lncnt Of the fnctury prnpUr was tontted viii!
wafer to the depth OF fourteen Inches. pild
considerable dMnlage done.
, 1880-06-04

Tho Situation nt plttabur2-Intervlev
with Manufacturer.

Tho Situation at plttabur2-Intcrvlesv
with Manufacturers.
Special Dspateh to Taa Chicago Tttbans.
pTrrsDunu, Pa, Juno 3.-TAo iron sltua-
ton Is still one OF uncertainty. Both par-
tits express confidence iii the result. The
Mahoning Valley Iron Company and Tho
lrm Of Kirkpatrick, Wallace Il Co., Of
Leechburg, are the latest accessions to the
side Of the Amalga,nated ranks. It Stouben-
vile tho pudllers employed ut the Jefferson
Iron-}Vorks quit work and will not resume
until an adjustment Is reached III tic Pitts
burg strike. The coal-1nincrs employed by
tho sumo Company hayo also struck Vice
President Thompson, Of tho Amalgnmated
Assoclation, states tho situation at Wheel.
Ing Us follows: ut llns always
been customary tor tho puddlers to
receive 80 cents moro per ton than the Pitts
burg puddlers. Now. tue Wheeling puddlers
have been working for $5.25 peE ton, whilo
tho othors get $40 per t91. OF Of loast the
Ia vIew oi ti'is is state Of things, our puddiers
are receiving rs cents less tliAil hoY are cn-
titled t9 BY eHstom, aud until tllls is a1; :;
hsy w a9 e. to WoTk sv
showed them 10 be % firm US ever in tlelr 90.
IL another month the dull and stook-taktngs
lm0 OF the year WILL bUg1D, R1N
then they do not care whethor boiling L. IS
Or 81, for they will shut down any way. a
prominent AlnalgaluRted mnn said thlaeven-
llreIs are weaken1ng." Several worklnen
Wera Interviewed tonight and, as q general
thing. they wore co.i1ldont tllat the MILLS
would start up shortly, and that the manu-.
tiat tllo Chicago Convention was nlonopoiiz.
Ink tho attention at tho manufacturers Just
at present but that after that waB oyer tlley
would return to business nnd slgn tho sculo.
going rcpairs, a1ld until thoy were completed
1t was not expected the ownerB would bother
about signing. Secretary Martin stated that
llo Ind iIeurd from reliable authority that tho
Sign tho scal8 within day or two
, 1880-06-04
METHODIST PR0IESIANIs,

plrrsnuRa, pn, juno a-The Methodist
Protestant Conference held their final ses-
sIon to-day, Tho Committee Oh Obituaries
presented report which was adopted, aud q
copy directed to be sent Gov. Colqultt Of
Gcosgia. The Row. T. u. Appicgate and ".
j. G. Dulane weto elected menlhors OF tho
Committee Of tho Ecumenlea! Conference,
suthsrlend, tho Mon. d. ". nutles, j: j.
GIlIcsric, and y. IL. Pierpont ware chosen
ropfessntatlves to that body, which meets In
London In August, 1881.
ssaGl1tiqn TO adoPf h1s ne hymn b Gf the
ctled opposition, aud was finally Withdrawn.
Tho Conference refused to take action
looking towurd tho amendment OF the Oon-
stltuti0n Of the United States, a1.d after =
iourned sine die.
, 1880-06-04

Spsttal Dtspateh to 1hs Chtsa9o Tribune.
DETROIT, June 8.-Charlos Schwartz, GO
years OF age, and for many years merchant
of this city, visited au observation-disclosures this
evening with m unknown woman. ThoY
were assigned room, aud after being
alone short tltno tho woman notified tho
proprletress that she WIS going away, addtng
that aer companion was unWalf. Ills roo1n
was Visited. but he was lying on the besl
with Ills pants Oh ard sud lo wus slightly
hour later he was found to bo dead. 1t Is
supposed tt,at heart disease carried him Of,
although the pollca soem 10 think thero Ii
something wrong. The deceased wus
WldOW4r,
, 1880-06-04

COL. ], G. AUUENRTED.
WASHINGTON, D. G., June s.-Col. ]. @.
Gudenrled, OF Gen. Shcrlnnns statr, died at
bis residence In this city at 4:30 this nlorr1-
Ing. lie had been sick about two months.
Gen. Sherman was with him when he died.
Col. Audenrlcd had been on Gen. Sherman's
staff seventeen years, being with him through
was born In Philadelphia, and graduated
from West Point In 1851. uo Ind many
friends In and out ct tile army, mud was .
general fayorlt In Washington. Ills Official
md Ills army record during ths Rebellion
WIS exceptionally brilliant.
, 1880-06-04
uo Is Again Challenged by the
D., Editor Of tho Paris
Gnu10iY."
A British Officer Dccapitatcd by
the Burmese Insur-
gents. I"
Tic English Government to. Crush Out
The Stare Trads In
Egypt" ~
Death Of the Empress Of Russia at st..
Petersburg Yesterday. -


AT SWORDS POINTS.
1ocnEronr GETS SATISFACTION.
GENEVA, June 3.-'rho duel took p1ace bo-
twcei, Henry Kochefort al1 Koecll!n this
morning ut IL spot between Vutsolx and
Chavaillles des Bois, in tho Canton Of &C.
neva, Switzerland. pa
Tile wenpons used OH tho occasion woro
swords. Roehefort, after II few passes, re-
oeived n wound full !u this breast, his al-
yersHry's bladu passing under Ills guard.
lie fell Into tho nrlns Of his seconds, NM.
Lockroy Mal Clemenccau. The wound Is
considered fatal. :.
koecilln's seconds wore Chau!forer md
Altprt Dubrugenutl.
Rocl,efort's antagonist, Koeclltin, Is flrle-
hooking young mall, about 20 years 0f age.
liz Is f0bnstand powerfully built. fte wcnrs
eyeglasses which he i,eyer lays nsfttc, not
t.yen In ,tue!s. l1gl nm excellent sw0rasnlan.
Tile skill III fenclng was acquired In tho cav
airy school Mt Sau1itur, wliero llo was edu-
Gated.
PARIS, June 3.-Rochefort's wound Is not
dangerous
ANOTHER CHALLENGE.
Myer, editor Of tho Gatlots, has challenged
UOclefOrt.
, 1880-06-04

qrv17on .FLE1sonMAsE, Of Cincinnati, Is
=, rn.markabto for great speeches, but ho 1nado
ni.u observation OH tho antt-thirtl-teE1n tr1in
l|'s.,ot for Chicago, which Is thus reported:
: VA Va Germans aro not bound to tho Republican
1Hy "y by strong enough ties fur thom to. crnck
lie s sship md dictate whom We eha!l voto fur:
asu IT,. v1S w know lin, and dont want him. II
H.,nt s.ut cets thn nomtnntion, which don't think
,ssre Is any chanco nf, ~ no,1lnate Fred Grant
,Ss %s ifot,yeuuoa. No, tho Gormnn vote will
b,orrr M nolIctl for n third torn.
, 1880-06-04

FoCn fearless, frce-mtnded Kentucky dole
nies declared tholr independence OF Boss rule
}ntenlay. They will represent tho sentiments
d their Congressional districts, and refuse to
otey tho command Of packed 8tnto Conyen-
uoa. Thoy bolleve In popular BovorotKuty In
Head Of Btatc-sovorbigntY.
, 1880-06-04
BUSINESS NOTICES,

To Ono md Afl.-Are you suffering
OF tho various Pulmonary troubles That 50 ofteil
eEd IN Consumpttons II 10. use "WilbDr's rnrn
Cud-Ltver Oil and Lime" Il s.lf1 and alIr9 runi-
etly. This IL III, 9ack preparation. hit IL rugu~
!hrly prescribed by tho 1lntllenl faculty. MnIlu-
fnctntca only by a. u. Wil0or. Chemist, uoatou.
6uld by ntI druggists.
, 1880-06-04

PARIS, June 8.-Decrecs have been signed
appointing tha Marquis Of Noallcs French
Ambassador at London, Cia!lemel La Cour
Ambassador at Derne.
PREMATURE.
PARIS, juno 3.-The Temps says tho an-
nounecnlent OF diplomatic appointments Is
premature. Nothing will be uouo until Say
returns to Paris.
, 1880-06-04
WISCONSIN ODD FELLOWS.

1F*us U7pa9ts 70 18 CHtfaVd 1fstHNE.
MADISON, Wis. juno a.-~The Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows to-day elected tbs following
officers: GRIND Master, n. E. Davis, Of Dano
County; Deputy Grand Master, q. L. Door
tny, Of Columbia County: Grand Warden, L.
". Brigham, Of La CROSSE; GrulNl SECRETARY,
urer, David Atllos, Of 1Illwauke0, No fur
ther business of q public character was
transacted.
, 1880-06-04

C1Nc1AnA11, juno a-At tho. adjourned
meeting Ut tbs Grain Congress tASlay a4ll-
tional delegates wero reported ffom Louis
ylllo, Albany, Indianapolis, New Yprk. and
PHILADELPHIA ~, ~
Tha Committee On Order Of uAa1nes2 TO-
, 1880-06-04

TuE Vermont delegation gnvo curious
tpte yesterday. 1t looked like lid to tho Grant
men 10 support Edmunds, who will bo hard
Pill for the Bo!dler element to swallow on ac-
eunt Of bus antl-so1dler record on tho Bounty
taa Penalou hlils.
, 1880-06-04

AR WArTERsoN. Of Kentucky, will be re-
!oeed to learn Tint much Btealthy work bus
been accomplished within tho past fortnight for
hs friend, tho Hon. Abram s. Hewitt. Mr.
ltezItt may prove dangerous dark horse for
taneof tho fayorits ot CiuoInnati.-Ntu York
TrlAtnA
, 1880-06-04

THE great and glorious Republican party,
d The yicasItudes Of party struggles, may 1ncot
defeat and receive desperate wounds In en-
counters with Its anclont Bourbon foo: but It is
loot Jet re@ly to commit political suicide by
tbnsttng d third-torm dagger into its own
tItaA
, 1880-06-04

THERE Is one honest, fearless, Independent
hley &Aaos gag cut Of bis mouth and will
fv'a ID aocoedauoo with tho sentiments OF
~ district. Tho othor tWenty-n1no are still
ua]ct DQas rule.
, 1880-06-04

COLUMBUS, O., june 3.-A special to tho
Ert'ting Despusch says: J. Wilson, who was
to have been hung Mt Upper Sanlusky on
lls cell this morning. having taken poison
during the night, which wns furnished him
solilu tins yesterday by friends who visited
him.
, 1880-06-04

New fof:K, June 3.-AtrIyetl, Tile steam
ship Neyada- from Antwerp.
NEW 0NLEASs, June 3.-Arriyed, the
steamship Fifes!,irc, frpm Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN, Juno 3.-.Arrived, Gallia,
from New York.
NEw YonK, June 9.-Arriyetl. State Of
PENNSYLVANIA, from Glasgow; Adriatlc, from
LIVERPOOL
, 1880-06-04

"BY God am Democrat, ind caunot 10
antso from the party by thIeats, bulletat or
eaf, "A arls:-Joan A. Logan In 1A0l.-Sprtn0-
madon't bc1Iovc John said hat.--flrHt, because
hs w black Republican at tho time; aad+
bec1ad, be was too ptou8.
, 1880-06-04
En1InM MILL RllRNEn.

PHILADELPHIA, June 3.-Thn cotton mill
Of Campbell & Elliott, Twelfth street alll
Washington avenue, known as the CaIetlouIan
Mills, caught fire at 1:15 this morning, and is
still burning. 1t will probably be entirely
destroyed, !ncurring heavy loss.
, 1880-06-04
FORGED ENDORSEMENTS.

LANSING, lIicl,., juno 3.-Gustav Zelsler,
n German butcher who was burned out here
several weeks ago. has been missing here for
some time. 1t is supposed his absence Is due
to the fact thas seyarnt notes given BY HIN,
on which liz raised nearly s'00, have forged
ENDORSEMENTS. 1t Is thought Ills liabilities
WILL amount to $4,000.
, 1880-06-04
THE OAR,
FEW OTtI.EAEH.

NEW ORLEANS, Juno Sat the Interstate
regatta tho double sculis shell race WIS won
Htllstale, MtGll., defeating tho Tcnsacolas.
e. Jolias, Niverssdcs, and Cohocs, Of New
, 1880-06-04

shaLE States may be 30 unyfrilo as to ro-
yalfe tho tllo Of tho Duke Of New York, the
nnee ot Pennsylvania, or tho Earl OF Illinois;
p! mo Gteat Hcpublio can govern itself With
|@sm'ok1ng tho gods to Grnnt It an Emperor.
, 1880-06-04

boof, page s'a: .,,. .t,,,..,on - ,rto.c,,ortto
H. EMgnc,nnsfj Convention. because tho catldl.
~ 9ss gero ny friends, and my except Brastow
soa% ,sIa I'D ID nv hcnrticat support ifr. Hrfstow
~, nv yXpad hapo supported.
=. ~ hava frotl tho soekor Of third term OF
~ Presidency tho strongost possible expression
-. aoyotio1, to tho good old d0otrino Of tho
y, s,ts,a. Craut would havo bcon an lndepondoi1t
':.steher rather than to have allowed rnAn to
60, him who had distinguished himself In
|.,.sc,,,Ine tho saorcd rings that wero stealing
r. tnto,nal roycnue.--Cfnctrtttttt Commercial.
, 1880-06-04

sptetai D1spdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
CARLISv1LLE, ILL.,, June 3.-The weather
for the past few days has been ali tint farn-
ers could ask for. The prospect fur winter
wheat III Macouptn County was never equal.
splendid.
, 1880-06-04

sptetal DspaseA to 1As Chicago Tribune.
pr1rsnu1.9, Pa., June 3.-John Smythe, Of
the extensive iron firm Of Chess, Snythe i
Co., was III Ills usual health this morning,
partaking Of breakfast about o'clock. At
II o'clock llo was dead. Apoplexy is sup
},sed to have beGn tho cause. 1Ie Was about
TO years OF age.
, 1880-06-04

ECLECTIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
6rllNay1ELp. Juue a--rhe State Eclectic
Medical Association this morning elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: Pres
4lent F. +, Antel. Of Petersburg; Vice
W1H11epts. Geo..ys KiFkEatrtek Of I.ahasp.e,
, 1880-06-04

A French artlat gavc bis last work to a porter
to convey to the salou. - 13o careful. bo cnre-
ful," said he, "tlc picture ia scarcely dry"
20! never m!nlt" exclaimed tho porter, my
clOthos arc oId."
, 1880-06-04

FRENCH CLOCKS, AND REAL BRohzeS,
Strangers are corsliai1y invited to cali and SEQ
tho choicest limo over shown in our city. i.
uymau 4 CO., II State street.
, 1880-06-04
TURKEY.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, June A--Tle Porte Is
considering the terms OF circular to be
addressed to the Powers promising to OK
ecute tho reforms In Turkey demanded by
the Treaty Ut Buslhl.
, 1880-06-04

toa fotty-eight hours We havo not heard
|M ausant man using tho oppression, "Bponta-
aea enlhaslasm.' 10 talk now Of q "arnnt
ooa y nj ridiculous as to talk OF the buoynnt
peepesuea Of collapsed balloon,
, 1880-06-04
AT PORTSMOUTH,,

PORTSMOUTH, O., juno 3.-Tho stove-fac-
tory Of Sult2er s. Co., Il building recently
erected near tho Scloto Valley depot, burned
down yesterday, and tho boiler exploded
LoSg. $4,000
, 1880-06-04

!as Philadelphia Press thinks that tho
!.u'ofeement 81, Of the unit s1llo "1ucans that the
w. tpootsap party has only QUO head, aud that
4e mach!oe PROPOSES 70 RuIllpttnp TINT"
, 1880-06-04
BELG1u11.

LONDON, June 8.-A duel l,as been fought
on the Belgian frontier between two Span
iards, Marquis Gil do Oliyars ind Count
de Lnrdl. The Count was killed. Tho
Marquis killed inan III duel In September
last.
, 1880-06-04

SLAVES llNElATEu.
LONDON, juno 3.-The second caravan Of
ninety slaves arrived ut Scoot, Upper Egypt,
ami were liberated. Many slaves ure still
hidden In tho Oasis El kehnragil.
, 1880-06-04

SpttldI UHpo1th 10 IAk Chicago 7Tlbunt.
KENosi1A, Wis, june 3.-Three larga abnrns
on the eSouth Side burned to the ground last
night. Tho barns werc owned by afessrs.
relnrd, Newell a. 1Ilnstlnln. Loss, N,Ooo
Tho house OF. Martin Adams also burned.
LUss estimated ut $1,000; covered by ilsur-
AllCGs
, 1880-06-04


CALCUTTA, June 3.-The rebel ontposta
near Mlnlla, Durn,al, wero successfully at
tackled. Tho rebels captured and decapt-
tated the commander Of tho Royal troops.
, 1880-06-04
RUSSIA.

DEATH OF TIE cZAnNA.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 3.-The Empress Of
Rusaia died this morning.
, 1880-06-04

40 aEainEn Of tho Senatorial Third Term
t'aaN t'anHfato ventures to ptcdge his candidate or
11~'el sga1ast fourth term.
, 1880-06-04

.ao....1 a@aAIisd's headquarters ought to be In q
t.ts-. t'spsy' With fountains ut posfumod
, 1880-06-04

h. ut n no Republican party die OF old age,
;s'., ~. cut ltaalt OF in It's primo by swallowing
a'sarn poison.
, 1880-06-04

TElEGRAPHIC NOTES.
EEw Y01sK, June a-The Amcrtcan rile
tenn sailed to-day for Ireland.
fkW YoRK, June 3.-The American Ned
lea! Association has elected John 4. Hodges,
Ut st. Louis, President. =.
LONDON, Ont, June -a-The Princess
LOUISE and Prince Leopold will paas through
hets thls evening ut s o'clock, On route for
Allwaukee. TGoy will reach Detroit at 10
tQ-ulkAt.
, 1880-06-04

Timc-1:Bk.
JEHOME IsAttte.

JEltOAE pAItks
NEW YORK, JunG Sat tho Jerome Park
RACES .the tllree-qnArters dash was VOL, by
Luke N'ackhnrn, Checkmute second, Edel-
The For'lhnm llandicap, mile and quar-
ftsr' vas won BY George Mccullough, Minnie
The iYthers Stake, u one inlle, . WIS @t woii by
TFfiaas'ii,ts, Tins ias5 drenada second odsn third.
'rhe half-'nilc dash, a-year-olds, was won
W. tf,r SpiM9ra;way, Sir Hugh second; Barrett
" ] ,;TSs h' ,!as!' @ s{ m|les xas won by Milan,
$:d1:1: a!iis'1 'e'0''' '''S''''aa 'A''a' 1'a's'
At ADRIAN.
afxet4t ptspdteh to The Chicago Trtbtsn4.
on 9ssss a'fi incea 5q te a9s {Sxta ss, pfss fss
81, ,0oo, divided III four; 2:2U class, same; and
e:2s9 class, PAGERS, $500, divided In four. The
.:N Contest was carried by Green Charlie in
three straight hcats.
BuuAtAnr.
Sy;stwssz1m|F {; ssss m sass g rj t u isart tS rs
]: .: Lueas, s. Louis, sio.. b. u. Cinteila.s :
n e. e ehiifsks iisxsfa T. E. us!sss T. neac ar
a; Smith, Detroit, Lookout. :. ............4 4
W. MCGUIRE Mm:Ls.: H.: 2stEai l + j: $ H Marse''S
LII the a:45 class there were eleven entries,
were drawn. and eight started and went lit
tile order given below:. Belle Baker, Jessie
TemlI,,Ictor,, Harry y. Russell, Ella Wilbur
heals were trotttd mid tho !lnis!i postponed
till ttelnurrow. Russell took first lient time,
2:aDal. Jessie took second; time, a:37l1.
Belly, Bnker took third IT.. 2:3554<, and the
fourth IT. 2:31. Mclaughlin took fifth;
IN tile s:a.4 pacIug ciass t'trre heats were
trOtteu, and tito rice postponed. 1}ny Billy,
Topsy, Comet, and Ohio Mud were given
positions as named. Bay Billy took trst heat
ant I'll 3:3o, wllle BILLY got Third III 3:s0ji
Topsy u1YtluceQ