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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. June 1.-Virginia skies, deferred
69s; do. consois. 6S; do. second series, 2214: do
do ten,for1y coupons. 98 bid to-day.
BALIlMORE. June Lection dull nlddne
IN. Flour duh and unchanged Wheat, souther;
depressed-southern red, l.25al 80: do amber,
lzoal 80; No: Maryland. nominal: No. west
frn f1 winter ter red spot 1.29%; June. 24a1. 2i4
southern steady for white and yellow lower and
quiet: western lower and quiet-southern Whit,
56h; do yellow. 81; do. western mixed. spot,
a49H. Oats dull-southern, 43a44; western White,
42a43; do. mixed, 40s42; Pennsylvania, 42ai3.
Rye noninsl. 9S Hay unchanged. Provisions dull
choice western packed, 1ls'4. Eggs weak. Il
Petroleum dun and unchanged Coffee steady and
unchanged Sugar t1rm-A soft, 30. Whisky firm,
uneha nged Recefrts-four. 2, 42f barrels; I Wheati
bMshes 56e .aa rye. 1,s67 bushels Shipments
wheat SS7. 142 bushels corn. 1913, 500 busheis.
NEW YORK, Juue Stocks irregular Money
4 Exchange. long. 4s64; short, 4s3. Govern
NEW YORK. June I.-FIour dull Wheat quiet
LONDON. June 1, IL 80 p. m-Consols, 90 g. is
o. bends per cents iii c'Ph atsne and CREST
Western first mortgage trustees certificates 63zs
New Jersey Central consols, l02. Erie, 331 do
fra seSpnd oe1nso RasS5 e6ntessst nest VII LIMOS Cen
12S.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
VII The following quotations were current ia New
= re5 cents iosalts New Ss jersey EsS Central. F.
igan Central. 7ia; Hannibal and St. joseph, a4s.
Lake shore, 9Ss4: Northwest, Ss5s; do preferred,
lQ7A; Iron Mountain. 81; st. Paul. 6sa Wabash.
Kansas and Texas, ssss w. i. PTslea Tales aph oI S
Pacific Mail, S0zs.
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WHAT TO Do WITH TURKEY.-The sick man is
now little more than putrefying corpse. The
Sultans palace is surrounded by troops and
earthWorkS, behind which the wretched crea-
ture covers LII dread Of dethronement or assaS-
sination. To suppose that Turkey can be re-
generated by means OF the ruling Turks is to
ignore palpable facts. The first step towards
political existence. To treat with them, or TO
discuss with them, is mere waste of time. The
right to govern means with them the right to
rob, and to put down official robbery is TO ex-
ungufSh their rdiSOn d'etre. The mistake that
as yet, has been made has been to have regarded
these knaves as statesmen In the European
sense OF the word. In intrigue, it is true, they
are exceedingly clever; but It Is intrigue in its
lowest form. For the last two or three years
their sole aims have been to obtain loan from
Europe, WHICH they may divide among them
as to be In position to profit by the loan, il
ever that mamma Is ratned down upon ConstaY,.
tinople.-LO7ldOn Truth.
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The General Deficiency ApprOpria-
alton Bill.

The general deficiency appropriation bill was
taken up In committee OF the whole this morn
ing, and after half an hours squabble Mr.. Rea-
gan was permitted to make his speech on the
subject OF Interstate commerce. The speech
was carefully prepared. but the members were
too much interested in discussing, privately.
the situation in Chicago, to listen to It.
There are SO pages In the bill, and the total
amount recommended to be appropriated is
s4,334 $50. fight will occur over the item for
the payment OF deficiencies in the judicial de
partment; The bill appropriates for 1879, for
fees OF clerks, L. S. attorneys, {. s. commits
sioners, rent OF court rooms, support of con-
victs, miscellaneous accounts and balances due
on marShaPS accounts. 5000, and for 1880
tees OF Jurors, support OF prisoners OF U. S.
courts and for fees Of witnesses S250,O0O "Pr0-
t'ded, That no part OF this appropriation shall
be used in the payment of general or special
deputy mushals for services rendered at any
election"
The following item iS also contained in the
bill: For the payment OF the fees and expenses
OF United States marShalS and their general
deputies, earned during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1850, 5000 900" The folio wing deficlen,
cles On account OF the District are contained In
the Dill: Health Office S. S3.34 removal OF gar
bage S2l9.30; salary OF Sealer of weights and
measures, S6.6i; Interest and sinking fund. out
standing coupons upon the city Of Washington
year per ceht loan, under act Of Congress-
July II, 1865, 800; fire alarm telegraph opera
tors, two at 5000 each. S40u tor judicial expenses
extraordinary on account OF Strong agt the
District OF Columbia, s., 500, one half 10 be paid
from the revenues OF the District OF Columbia:
the bill also makes provision for the payment OF
S96,6 3.63 for deficiency in the postal revenues
for le11 and prior years. The bill rorbld5 pay
ment OF the claims of Irwin and Hawkins, the
Southern S. 5. Co., ChaS. Morgan, q. B. Payne
Memphis Il N. O. Packet CO., John D. Adams
and the Pacific Mall Steamship Co. The bill
contains an appropriation OF 1921 .25T. ST to pay
the Miami Indians, OF Indiana, the principal
sum to become due them July lst, 1850, in
accordance with the amended fourth article OF
the treaty of 1854.
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Chicago md the CapitoI.

No interest In legislation is felt at the Capitol
just now. Congressman of both parties occupy
one-haH OF the time in discussing the situation
at Chicago and the other half in trying to learn
something of what is going on there. But few
private dispatches from the scene OF strife have
been received at the Capitol so far. 1t was
rumored through the corridors about noon to-
day that Don Cameron had been depoSed from
the chairmanship OF the national committee.
The general impression there Is that Grant
and the third term managers have suffered
terribly during the past two days and the defe 1t
Of The ex-PfeSident Is almost certain. Blaine'S
fris nds claim that he gains new strength with
every detection from the Grant forces. The
feeling between the champions Of the rival can
d'dates is so bitter that grave doubts are eX.
pressed by expert politicians of the success Of
either Of them. Mr.. COnkling's hatred of Sher-
man is well known, and the Senator from New
York has said within the last month that he
W uld not in any contingency assist Sherman In
New York. Mr. Window is the second choice
of the Grant managers for President. Although
the name CT the Senator from Minnesota was
originally mentioned to prevent the Blaine men
from capturing the delegation from that state
Mr.. Window, It is thought. will be supported
earnestly by Conkling and Logan If they are
compelled to abandon their faVOrite.
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Christiancy Divorce Case.

si0 FIR MONTH ALiNoNY AND $500 COUNSEL
FKks pECREEp.
1hls morning In the Equity Court Judge
Hagner. the case OF Hon. Isaac r Chrisfiancy
United states Minister TO PERU against LaIie
NJ Chrtstiancy nee LugenbeeD came up on mo-
ton by defendant for ailmony and counsel fees
Hon. Mr.. Nillet OF Michigan, and Mr. K c.
lngersoh for complainant and Mr.. J. ". Oliver
for respondent. The latter stated that this was
Dill for divorce flied May 18TH, and defendant
nad on May 2,th tiled an answer and cross btu.
lie read the motion for alimony a. also an am
daVlt OF respondent that she had not seen her
husband since November 3, ls19 when she WAS
forced 10 leave him; that being without means
she mas oeen compelled 10 look 10 her parents
LOT support and that complainant has a salary
oil SO 0eo per year. He also read the afiiavit OF
her father, John W. Lugenbeel stating that
MIS-, .hristiancy Is dependent wholly upon her
parents ior support Mr.. Oliver read n number
OF cases as 10 the allowances made being us,l-
ally one-fifth OF the income OF the husband.
MI ingerSolr conceded the right 20 alimony.
but said the question was as 10 the amount
whether the court could go further than 10
furnish the means necessary for her 90 have
while making her defence. They were entirely
willing mat her counsel should be paid. and
she should be sustained during the pendancy
OF the suit, but he submitted that a salary OF
slt.tOo IN foreign country was not equal To
more than an ordinary salary here.
After some further argument Judge Hagner
remarked that while the books fix one-fifth or
the compensation or a husband as the Just pro-
portion 10 decree 10 the wife, yet this amount
IS not usually allowed. He cited the case OF
Denton agt. Denton. where the husband was
reputed 10 be worth 500 eco, and but slaO per
month was allowed the wife. and In the Forrest
case the amount was fixed al $500 ana increased
10 $3.50. Allusion had been made TO her POSI-
uon in life, and he would take that in consid-
Grafton. He therefore made an order liking the
amount OF alimony at $50 per month, CON-
mencing with May 81, 10 be paid within Is
days, and ordering plaintiff TO pay Defendants s
counsel 800 within ~ DAYS
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az Richard B. Connolly, the Tweed ring fugl-
tive and ex-comptroller OF New York, died In
Marseilles on Sunday. -
ETen death from yellow fever and IS from
smallpox occurred In Havana during the week
ended May 2Sth.
"a Mrs. Mary Arrant and Mrs Emily Chit
sey, aged widow ladies. residing I'm Ayan' Ct.
were found murdered late last night No par
uculars have yet been received.
The Carolina Central railway, extending
from Wilmington to Shelby, N. c.. was sold at
s, 200 600 to committee Of the f1rst mortgage
bOndholdere.
H-E. A.. Sothern has received dispatch from
his son Lytton, saying that Mrs Sothern, the
acto, 8 wife, Is dying.
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DECORATION DAY RIOT.
COIOfed PeODle Atf8cke ed hY R IN q I,

NEW YORK, june LAS the colored COMPANIES
composing the rear Of the procession yesterday
were returning from cypress Hill cemetery to
the station of the Rapid Transit road In east
New York, they were assaulted by gang OF
rOughs. and riot ensued, In which policeman
named Hatfield received dangerous sabre cut
on the head The colored men are said TO have
charged on the police and roughs alike, but
being oVerpoWered by numbers, were compelled
to run for their lives. The streets Were filIed
with an excited mob, and several persons were
injured. The captain and sergeant of the
veteran (cOlOred) Guard were arrested.
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INDIAN OuTRAGES.-The Indians ia New Mex
leo on saturday captured a stage coach, killed
ana burned the driver, Samuel j. Lyon. ana
1ouf other persons. The stage coach aud three
master, and escort, pursued and fought the
lnd1ans COOKS canyon is reported full OF hos
tiles. There is perfect reign OF terror east OF
silver CITY, y. NJ, and mail communication IS
suspended. The mail due at Bismarck, d. T.
from Fort keogh, saturday, was captured by
Indians Thursday last. The carrier and two
other employees or the contractors were killed
and six head of cattle stolen. The next mall is
also supposed TO have been captured The Fort
keogh route is In the hands OF the Indians.
Seven men and ~ head OF stock are missing
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BLOODY RIOT NEAR BALTIMORE.-The Grand
Army OF the Republic held decoration services
yesterday at Loudon Park and Laurel ceme-
teries, consisting OF music, orations and flower
strewfng on graves. There was also a large
ana imposing street parade. AT the close or
Cec0rat1on services In Laurel cemetery a light
occurred between a party OF colored men and
county policemen. Pistol shots were fired. and
ChaS. MOrSell, colored, was instantly killed.
Several others were wounded.-Bdu. .S0ll, LIST.
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On Trial for Murder.

This morning In the Criminal Court, Judge
James, the trial OF George Lee, colored, charged
with the murder or Francis Williams, Decem
Der 3lst last, was commcnced-MeSsrs. Cook
and Fall for the prisoner, and Mr.. Perry prose
cutting. The shooting took place al the cornes
OF 10th and z streets. where Lee kept restau
rant. II grew out OF a number OF disorderly
persons getting into a fracaS there. The fol-.
lowing were selected as jurors from the regu-
lar panel George W. keintZel. Win. Beckett
Charles j. Jones. Calvin H. Davidson. c. G. Nc
kinney, IT., John Patterson, W. II. Barker,
Iheo {. Ray, Burton Vernon, Edgar ;. Brooke
and Gwyn Green.
The court took recess TIL / O'Clock, and Or
dert d ten ta!cSmen To bP drawn.
After recess the remaining Juror was not OBJ
tained from the taliSmen summoned and ten
others having been ordered the court ad-
lOurnpn.
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A STEAMER BURNED-LOss or LiR,-The
steamer Golden Eagle was burned at Martins
Landing, on the Ohio, yesterday. G. {. Pinn a
cl1ar ooy, stock dealer named Gr1erly. and an
unknown man are missing. The fire was caused
sci was run ashore as soon as possible after the
alarm, ana the passengers, 60 In number. aroused
ana ssy SAFELY LANDED. with the exception OF those
she swung around, and the flames sWept her
nom stem to stern. Everything on board was
lost, and when the passengers arrived ar Cincin.
nau yesterday In the steamer Josie they were in
ttn mel H. nlgnt olothes. The boat was valued at
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0ut nj noer Snors.

The trottng races at the National Fair
grounds yesterday are reported In another
column.
The spring meeting of the American Jockey
Club opened al Jerome Park New York, yester-
day, with probably the largest gathering ever
assembled Oh the course. The winning horses
were as follows: Una, nile, in l:Isi Aureo-
luS, \ miles. In 2:l5. beating nine others after
very exciting race; Warfield. miles In
Z:52L; Milan, threequarters OF a mile. In l:lSb.;
odd Fellow, three-qLarters OF a mile, In l;24 ;
Disturbance, steeple chase, 4:5l.
AT Albany yesterday the Nationals were de-
feated In an exhibition game, the score being {
10 3. There was change OF umpire during the
game. Ii was pretty game. The other game
yesterday was al Troy, where the Buffalos were
taken In by the Troys, while the legend read 10
TO 10,
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BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT.-Jack Fleet OF England
and Geo. L. Turnbull, OF Mckeesport, Pa, fought
prize night near that place yesterday for $50
side. Sfxty-siX rounds were fought, resulting
In victory for TurnbulL The fight lasted an
hour and a-half, and was most brutal Fleet Is
"a years OF age, has fought twenty-five battles
and was never whipped before. Turnbun is SO.
No arrests have been made
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Society Notes.

MI. 1uDg Wing, OF the Chinese embassy. has
removed with his family from the city for the
summer, as last week the excessive heat made
the youngest child so i'll that the physician In
attendance ordered him to be taken north.
Mr.. Bartlett, OF the Chinese legation will leave
Ine city On Friday to meet Mr. YuDg Wing tn
New YORK, where they expect the Chinese
senior minister, Mr.. Chen. Ian Pin to arrive
SATURDAY or Sunday next. They Will then come
here. 0'-io
Secretary Evarts' son, Sherman. and the son
OF Mt. Bartlett. OF the Chinese legation will
lnIs montn finish their course In the Junior
class at Yale and In anticipation of entering
oers OF the skull and Bones Society.-tha
highest honor their fellow-students can confer
upon them. lt Is secret society, to which ONLY
HIteen members can annually be added ont or
tLe class entering the senior year Secretary
EFartS Is himself member OF this society hav
Ing been elected while a student at Yale.
ON Decoration Day Mrs. Hayes sent an ex
qu1Slte wreath to Mount Vernon to be Laid on
Washington's tomb. She herself took flowers
10 Arlington that day.-MrS Hamilton and
her daughter, the wife Of Representative
Southard, will leave the city to-day for the
nome OF the former In northern New JERSEY
Gen. lnniS Paimer'S daughter who on the nth
was married 10 Lieut.. Swift has gone with her
Mrs Martha j. CoSton, who was called fO
New York suddenly two weeks ago, on account
OF an accident to her son, has returned to the
city, as he Is recovering from his fnilrIes
which were painful, but not dangerous.-
Sefor Asia Buruaga, the Chilian minister, has
received telegram announcing the safe arrival
OF his family In France.
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UNTNELY MRLODY.-The organ grinders back
was to the procession, and he didn't realize that
bis instrument the tune, s'GOod-by, Liza Jane. y
But the man on the hearse and the chief
mOurner got down and thumped him about,
while the rest OF the folks who were In the pro-
cession for the sake OF the ride tried to make
believe that they were not laughing over the
ilciGeDt.-BosiQn Post
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INCREASE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES day OF MAY
remains, and the emmigrant arrivals at Castle
Garden up TO Saturday night had already reace-
When april showed an aggregate arrival OF
IL, ,S2l immigrants the result was deemed ex-
traordfnary, as indeed it was, since the number
Tor April OF last year had been but IL ,G0l. Yet
May has already far out done the record of last
month";. Y. Sun, 3lst.
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ALICIA JOURDAN, the actress. who died in cln-
ctnnati lately, was famous In the variety the.
aters for her impersonation of male Characters
chiefly fops While she wore the trousers or,
petticoats, for he acted the society belle in con.
Junction with her performances, The pair had
been travelling this season with Henry j. Jar
taken I'LL but was carried 70 the stage. where she
tainted during her funniest scene, and died soon
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STATE CONVENTIONS.

Wd1m6 DemOCf8tSs
BANGOR, June 1.-The democratic state con-
ventton was called to order by B. F. TOrrey of
Bath, who nominated s. j. Anderson, of Port.
land as chairman.
Maine Greenbackers.
The gIeenback state convention was called to
order by E. 81. Cove, who introduced as tempo
rary chairman John B. Foster, of Bangor, who
made q brief speech. Delegates to the green.
back national convention at Chicago were af-
teTWaTdS elected.
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WoRsTED BY GoRIILA.-LaSt evening Chas
Gilmore OF the geological Garden, on Mississippi
street, went into the cage OF the gorilla for
some purpose and was attacked by the beast
He struck the brute with a cane several times.
breaking number OF his teeth, but was not
able TO make successful resistance. The gorilla
DIT MIN severely on the arms and side, and he
was with difficulty relieved from his perflous
Observation-Disclosures polls SentiieL
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Decoration Day in Rochester,

ROCHESTER, \. Y, June 1.-Decorati0n day
was observed here yesterday by the general
suspension OF business. The weather was fine
and thousands witnessed the parade OF the ~ h
and veteran brigadeS.
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ASSAULT AT SEA.-To-day. Captain Smith. of
the schooner George NeversOn. was before L. S
commissioner Mills, on the charge or having
While the vessel was becamed during IT'S last
voyage of the Delaware Breakwater, committed
with the mate murderous assault on Alex
Ryan, seaman. The captain was represented
by Mr.. IL. Zevelry. and Mr.. ID. Cahll appeared
for the prosecuting witness and the CommiS-
Sioner continued the case till tomorrow.
void and Thompson. for Francis Carter filed
Ia court bill against Joseph GlOtZback 10 re-
strain defendant from using jerome Bradley 3
improvement I'm odOrIeSS eXcayating apparatus,
the right 10 use it in the District sing claimed
by plaintiff.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Burial bill i'm the House Of

LONDON, June IA vigorous opposition will
be offered in the House Of Lords to the bill
brought forward by the government to permit
the burial OF dissenters In all church yards and
cemeteries without the church of ENGLAND SER
vice. The rejection of the bill will be moved
on its secC nd reading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-01

WHITE House CALIERs.-Senators Saunders
and Allison and Representatives Coffroth, Carr
penter, Fisher and Downey called on the Pre5i-
dent today.
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REVENUE APPoINTMENTs.--Frank Madden has
been appointed internal revenue storekeeper
for the fifth district Of Kentucky, and A. K.
Holmes gauger for the third Maryland district.
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Wrestling for the Chamu

Wrestling for the Championship.
BOSTON, June 1.-The wrestling match yes
terday betweenlM1chael Donohue, of New York
and Nat. Hutchins, of Marlborough, Mass for
the championship of America, was won eaSil
by DonOhue In three straight tails
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IN THE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD at
lt1soufg, yesterday, resolutions antagonistic
pa, ,Her from him was read declaring their action
unlaw. III and unjust The synod then adODted
resolh ZION striking his name from the roll.
ISL. ~
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Two MORE.--The President has appointed
A. Dick and James Donaldson notarie5 public
for the District Of Columbia.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Leave for one year from June
/, 1850, on surgeons certificate OF disability is
granted I'd Lieut.. E. d. Hoyle, I'd artillery. The
leave OF Capt. Henry Carroll, 9th cavalry. Is
extended five months First Lieut.. Frank w.
Hess, Sd artillery, Is relieved from duty at Allie
gheny College, Meadvflle Pa to take effect
August Is, $780, and will join his battery Leave
for four months, to take effect upon being
relieved from his duties as acting assistant
quartermaSter at the L. S. Military Academy
Is granted ISL Lieut.. c.. p. Miller, 4th artillery
capt. +. j. Strang. assistant q1artermaster, is
relieved fronl duty in the department of Ari-
is granted leave for one year on surgeons GER
tifiCate OF disability.