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The Fremont County record., 1881-04-02

A very large invoice of cook stoves
of the very best make. was received
this week by Harding Bros. If you
want an extra good stove at a reason.
able price call on the above firm.
Roane keeps almost every kind OF
goods, old and new, such as sewing
machines, stoves, furniture, etc.
What you can't find in any other
stores in town, go to Roane's for it.
Go TO Jeske's and see the new show
case arrangement. Bring along your
cash.
The best of New York cider at the
City Bakery.
Canon coal 81 per ton delivered
to any part of the city by the Canon
City Transfer Co.
Don't forget to give Mrs. Lothrop
a call if you have any clothing need
ing repairs.
Winter wooden goods at cost, at
Philip Kounz's.
Have you seen those new crackers
at Myers & Myers?
New goods arriving daily at Jeske's
all of which will be sold for cash.
Everything to be had in first-class
grocery store at G.. T. Woods.
Having sold my tents, ground,
trn Of A,l.
and material, in the photograph bu-
siness, to A. W. Dennis, of the Read
ing Room Gallery, would checrfully
recommend my customers to him,
knowing they will be satisfied with
his work. j. A. BOSTON.
If
Those new. neat, nobby, nice hats,
are ready for inspection, at Clelland
& Peabody's. E-,
j. Harrs law Office is over Apple &
Penney's grocery store.
The finest display of neck ware ever
shown in Canon City, is offered for
sale at Clelland & Peabody's.
Groceries sold at the lowest living
rates at G. T. Woods.
Everything in staple and fancy gro-
ceries, provisions, vegetables, &c., at
Myers & Myers.
New, nice stock of clothing at d.
G. Peabody's. Call and examine
prices before purchasing else where.
McGee & Mack have received their
nf Inh nj !
vators, also Hoosier grain drills, har-
rows, scrapers, etc.
w. j. Miller's law Office is over
Harding's hardware store.
Blake's new hall, over 100 chairs, So
per night. See large advertisement
on second page.
Ifyou want grape vines call on W.
A. Helm. s11tl4
Knight neatly repairs organs and
sewing machines. Drop a postal in
postofficc or call at tent west of flour
mill.
The finest ground coffees in the
city at G. Il. Woods.
We nearly forgot to mention that
Clelland & Peabody have 329 samples
of spring and summer clothing, and
they take measures for same and
guarantee a .ft erery time.
Fresh marshmallows at Myers &
Myers.
Courtland spring. farm and freight
wagons at McGee & Mack's.
If you want good &c cigar go to
the City bakery.
Board ss5 per week at Helm & Skim
ner's New York restaurant.
If you want the services of care
ful Notary Public and Conveyancer,
go to Fred II. Skeele. office on Main
street with County Treasurer.
Wilson Bros shirts are the best
fitting, and finest made shirts in the
, 1881-06-07
TUESDAY, 1aa-rwE1vE PAGES

wtlirh will t|lrnw every fEGlt on tho
xnhlrct. Vaslnwk's" better n dated Cntl-
statlit."plr, Afay3; The ITt,s1 rnrrrHlnJntl-
"nt ut tm,%anstunpte says: t>nn nf l'nimrr'a
rt'asnIis fer returning IL Turkey w,ts 10 llnve
tho niTnar Of fss o0telaIly rci:xanl,,ed. A
few hours after tho publication Of letter
written by Palmer To It lucnl pnpcr, which
wsts sn,Etnr To tile letter u thu T'Hcs, Palmer
WIS arrested.
Mff1rAisy Olll,K1..
ATHENS, juno u.-'l'io At!nfsiGr Ut War
hns ordered 7,nD0 ilaen il, readiness 10 takc
possession VI tho crttutt district
Dltt.tlAittA.
SOFIA, juno U--Ex-ATtmEster KarayelolT
lsas recclvct tho address Ut In students of
tho Agrum University dcc1aring tint the Dul-
garlana 1nt,st employ all means, nven give
their lives. to preserve tho rights ncQuirctl.
Several Seryian Deputies tclrgraplctt stnt-
lar sent1hlpiits.
'flle inhabitants Ut tho District Of l!erc-
gnatz lIavc expuile.i tic uuyernment COM
missioner.
NEW CANDIDATE.
VtEySA, June U.-'l'llo Committee of Mod
erate Liberals uf i}nIgurin, hnying failed to
effect II compromise Will, prl,Ice Alexander,
lnyO resolved, In certain contingencies, to
put forward rrlneo Walter, Ut uenlnark, for
ttlb throne,
TltE CRISIS.
BorA, Jnne G-T'he i'riMofpnlfty will be
proclaimed Ill n state Of sfggu Tomorrow.
Tho l'rUc,lrator OF Wtddin tlaa BEEN arrested.
Tic situation Is grnYe.
, 1881-06-07

time to perform, solllD fnissuJlaEy work. The
Greek Syfnl is now determined IN cnnyert
Tho khlrgr4r tribes to tho t;rt,,k Church. nIll
to accomplish ts.ts Hhiret very singular
lIle:stis nre rcs.,rlett 10. THESE tribes nrn gen.
orally supposed II, ba Mo1aMnlc.lalls. but
t'Ioy llnye I,eitllcr Atollat,s nor McsAshl.ls
{,";Htlng.ln!'.srs) 1oweynr. t1'oy prot|ss T..
t!sest tipaTfels-tFnn rusis!sas, pirposes: BIT
tl,fH Wh,lt Ut II r1sltlyH religious creed ttMs
lint presaltt tllet't frOn leatllriR iorAl llft'
Sow they shall bu converted u to Greek
MID thu ttEttlnr illtssl0IIarles have, given
np tho work III despair, tietl. llelntz.
ttt'vnfilof ~ TIC Fr0vlnce q knsa'', pro-
's lxsss sG i ;'! a,tsa Y ass"nptf' III t. ts "6f %a
wltlt0tlt being .hrtHlhEtl lrtt.sts af THO iTGek
CHURCH, stand IL daily colnl,!t'ntcat'oN with
tho k!rRileso trihuH ~ lllfssE1!nrtca, tD III
sS ast s .a,e q feFesn psqsos a f"r '1pS ts ns @
TO- h. @says Mrs the an:rcila.its the t!otors. ard
i,ot work, Is ut lcAsl original. M tlo,!bt thu
isf Ss' |" syert @ e nor fulaMs q y e S ohtf IF
The bnynnci II Tic. Government w1nlti let
HIN: but ns there Is NJ prospect fur this
l!c takoa ille next lt:st thing, and promotes
They need only IL, rafltse tho performance ri
their professional services md The Kfrgliesu
viii glyu up nll further resistance 10 being
converted.
Ever since tho nnpieasailtncss existing be-
tween Fra,tcc MD the Italian Government
llas assumed such phast tiat a restoration
Of tho former friendly relations between
these countries IL out Of the question for
yenrs to coine. tiie Vatlcan l,us bceii quietly
nj work to accnra alt thb advantages from
this statc Vi atrairs. Late European adviccs
!lIdlcate that the tliplomatists of tho Vatican
, 1881-06-07
FOREIGN NOTES.

Even Portugal begins to tnt!z "Afrlca I"
stllce ller finances nro gradually shaping
themselves into butter condition, Tho
Government l.iIs prepared II bill In reference
to tho rcfOrM Of portuguse cu|onlnl nllIlltIis-
tration. 1t Is also proposed tn cstabllsh on
tl,e coast Of Afr1aa titgrccable to tlIe suggcs-
lions nj the Geographical Snefcty) stntions,
which would greatly asstst III bringing tho
negrD trihos Of its Afrtean possessions more
uiltlrr tho inila,onces ef olyttizatinl III co1!-
suuuGllct, OF thu republican, fueilng whiula
seeIl,s to l,o GRADUALLY spreading a1lhl,g tl!e
people, tho government y fnrcr,l to do
something to kerp step with TIM other Ill.,
ttons Of tho 1,attll tucl:, wli nr9 MI elsAagutl
III Htntrtng t|lplr sllAr0 Ut thu AfrlsAu Cont[.
neNt, uilA 10 tllyGrt tho Httul,tiOn Ut lls slb-
5ssss from tha a.ern'b'isai, pf,,nasaMtsa tn
Portugal l,I,s undoubtedly lncrc.!sud greatly
during the lust ton ycArs. but Its working.
ntsu beo,. mainly e9nflned 70 u theoretical
dissemination VI its itteMs. 1t relies Oil thu
fatr9 al on tha littla!ltins aflsinK from too
whtcl, I'LL! llnla the rutl.B oftho Government
with u tlrln lsalld.
In Eastern leoun,ella exists n little llcpub-
liz composed OF fourteen Villages Inhabited
by AlohnnIlnclan liulgarflas which oatscs
the Turkish UDyernnaut under Alcko Pasl,a
Ao nt1M t'o"ps. Ivy w. nus 'ooosI1s Ivy. ~ .e ase
ant''ofstY' btt govern uaa1selves a',u y" ., t'!,'
nay rarn Ut taSes TO- e s'"yaf!!'.ot IT. L. lli,
ilim limisSr!al,s, aro uritSt With lianry.slartini
rllles, ailtt tito East IsoltllolIan militia is
shrewd enough not to llllNt lloM tp III tl,elr
fastAssses * tae lt!sn.lops, ,alo"M.atns.
uCaa,v.A}eNu llasl,A IL np8MuixlM9 M expe4iis
tion against thesU ObstrupUf0us 1tepubiunns,
bit wFotiur liz viii Do ablo 10 force tllotn Il
reeoKl,lxo I,ls authority reltlalla to 10 Beo,l.
,rho rronc, aaon, In In iust nn,v fu,1 of
sl'sy. aM J" 1aoon 10 ahtawA a! everything
which IL lylaK afouln' toose' lug oM prov
orh "tlas use apPotlta increases Wnlle We afe
, 1881-06-07
w,.klv Revicw Of the British Grain
Trade by the Mark Lane
Express
Terrible Storm nt Oatsc1lina, In llus.
sIa-lInmcn6e Destruction Ut
Property.
1h,th Of Vieuktomps, One Of tue Great
Violiuists Of Lie World.
SPAIN.
.Attlttt,f.'fIl.
Gtx.Ifnf Sk.J,It

rants, .1nne n.-Our Madrid corrcipon'lcnt
t,lgrapls tint tho t'nvernmcnt, with seiior
sssnsta II, its lleatl, IL s!etorn.l'ed tn lnattE-
utata q t1Drn hcllFe pplley III AlhIt1cco' ~ IL
rot prop4lse,l 10 mike nlly nct OF aEErcSsl0li
or Intprventinn rs yet, but the Government
teeyes that tic time ltsls arrived to maEh the
sulau fecl that SlaIE! intends, til tho future,
,oreuulu' stricter. If not tho e0'haleter exc
esl1su, uf tllnso trMty stfpulntloI's III favor
II her tra'lc, subjects, missionaries, nMl
rnns,tls t1lat were pru1nlsEl ny ti(o pre-
ds'essnr ut tho present SllltNn 1f
,[orocro III tllb treaty of 1a]l,
at;vf Marshal ODonnetEs. SUCCESSFUL ex-
h4IE,nn tn TetuHtl. III tho rtlEh ot QuGel1
, 1881-06-07
OUTRAGED AND ROBBED.

Mary Thuapson. yai@lK woMan Ut 81 years,
employed n 4otuoatlo py family res;,ltax ut
No. 406 State Atroot, yesterday appeared bufuso
JustIoo WalIaoo With tIsetul story OF how shu
had boon uattreased by thrce younK rulbans.
tor tho urrust Vt whoui she wlshol u swear out
warrants for rapu and robbery. Fur suno slisla
past she had b*en keeping coinpuny With Jack
llanley, q th!of xnA thug who hAs brun arrested
time and again upon criminal charges. stld s1n.
day .esvn!n9 ahs asoesnpan!ed h!.n u oswat1,a
o'ulock Ut ni9ht ha p1elunded ~ hAyo !srt hta
oserouat tu y bAsu belonging Lo Jnn,es LoKall:
thukey. Tho utter and hls ynunxur brother nrE!s
had been OF the pHttv iu tho Lner-RarItu. n1att.
, 1881-06-07

Special Dtpafth 10 Thf CHICAGO Tribune.
THoY. y. T., June 0.-'Tha Troys, although
out-batting their opponents to-day, were out
tieltlctl. Il mutt Of 1iouck's lily by Cassidy,
Co.nnrs' lnu!r Of n thrown bnli, and /. mis-
Judge BY Cassidy and (illispie on Knights
hit gayo the Detroits their runs. Tic Truys
had two mel, Oh bnscs and only nnc ont
three times, but failed tn cross the plate.
Over s0O persons were present.
jHntnus- . 6 - .
Troy........,...........0 d O 0 u q q 90
Detroit. ..... ....:...,o aa0a . y ":
Two-laso htts-lt.,uCk, Knight. Ferguson.
l1usc-hltA-Troy. !: Detroit, j..
Errors-Troy. &: Dntrult, =.
l}tses On palls-rroy. |.
liAses on errors-llstrolt, 9: Troy.1.
I.ett on bnses-Dstr0!t, .; Tray,1
Struck alit-keefe e., Connors. Evnps, Den-
nett. Whitney.
Uoubio n!ay-liouek. q Gerhartt. Drown, kecfo-
Cunrurs, forguson- ConnOrs.
1lAs cutfel-keule, IN: Derby. 01.
Eerikes callcd-kecfG. II; Dtrby. 10,
Tlme-Ouo hour and f0rty.flyo nllnutos,
uMplFc-UpcHtbpr.
, 1881-06-07
YACHTING,

The largo scl,ooner-yacht Countess Of
Dutfefin, which WIS purchased several
wceks aGo by Mr. jain u. Lyon, Of this city,
arrived !,oro yesterday from Coburg, Out,
ald will hereafter bv une Ut the i!eet furaitng
the Chicago lacl.t Club. The Countess Ut
nnfTerln WIS built III ,ls7U expressly TOR tho
PURPOSE OF rccapturilIg the Queell's. Cup,
rnce ut Nuw York wns beaten by nearly NIL
her competitors, Antl WIS taken buck to
Cuualla. wllere slo !l,ls been III litigation M
III rccuntty. Sho will pr0ye n Notable ntldt-
tiah To the Chitngo h1et, which now coll-
tuills tllFeo tlrst.clNss boats: tho laler,
Viking, ard Countess at Duiftrln.
, 1881-06-07

Hike Ifanles. wcrn we'll under the influence or
tlTutr Jr't ErtttoR tho Rlrl intn thu larn tl,ey
pentrlIy. MT satisfied with this. llanlny .urp
frnpI hGr tlnutr III atanthyst r,nT Ht,l stnl' her
l,ur.r t.'ntntnlnX 81 IN rnsh. She exhibited In
court yestnrlay IL bruised and swuIlrn GEeuk
and Hcrntches and bruises nt,ut tho arms in
prtN,t nf What sib nss9rtctl+ Last evening all
I thrcc young men syGrG arrested md lodged III
tttc Twent y. sceon'i Strcnt station by f>Itlcer
!tyand. Qua Of tson. ..Gamcs Mctlntrp. pretcntts
tho girls oharartrr, and says ahe wns drunk and
fnAla M resistance 1T any time. No viotonco
wAs uaett, and et1e received her injuries In u
nuAErnl with lFanIny
, 1881-06-07

TIE AsaAAINATION OF ANpUL A1tx.
LoSpoN, IuuD A-Tha newspaper corro-
spol..leut ''Wurbawk" talr, l'alMorl, who
Inv been arrested IN Constantluopio OIL sus-
p!e!ou Of being Tho ohlet consplrntor In the
plot, writes tu thu Times staIlng that l!u
warned tte Gfan4 VIztor In 'lsGS tlut plot
existed t0 assaslnatu tie 6ults,.. aua t,at
'so.la persu.s prlyy to the plot nro NOW
under arreat+" "WarlMwk" WIS then ro-
QAustssl for Ills own safety to quit Consta,l-
t4u9ptc, wIlvh lu did, but returMol III 1871
"WarhRwk sta4es That Ills obIuct lu writing
to the IJnes IL that for shl,le llaya past eyury
sort 0t In.lucetnsut has bevll uttered
hlus tllreat tlu.1a u prueuro hls H.
lpuoe ou Tho NtlAts Qf lHiA There
aru III Lunlun, Au says. abundant papets
, 1881-06-07

pALLAs, Tex, Juno b.-An il,cenAIary tlra
occurred hcro at an carly hour this
morning, which destroyed about $4,000
worth of property. Tho principal
LOSERS are Hounla,,'s millinery llnuse, 100;
A. lRosynfell, grocer, SU 1000; AlMl l}ettnilt1tl,
Irwtn y Co., liquors Mid et9ars, Bayou. To-
tai Insurance, about W., ,0V.
, 1881-06-07
GERMANY.

THE ELECEikIC N.A1I.W.kY.
BERLIN, juno G.-A '.orsu w!,l1e crossing
tho Electric HALLWAY. lntviny net his hoof
npon the r1lll, was INSTANTLY thrown down,
and unother lursr, having tallclcl tho ral
with Ills irUIt-sholl houf, received II shock
which sent hfm Galloplng 0if In Wild terror,
, 1881-06-07

6Pftt1t 1sSp4sth 70 4ht lHlf4Q0 4F49NHks
OTTAWA. juno O.-Snpp!etncnt No. to
the thirteenth annual report OF the depart
ntcnt Of Murine and Fisheries ilas Just been
published.
This report OF Mr.. Samuel 1s1s1ey, Chair
man of tho Bonr.t ut Steamboat Inspection,
ntlyertY to tic l0as Of Tho steamer Wnubunn
Him to recommend tito appointment Ut an
Inspector of 11nlls OF Steam Vessels, such
persou 10 have supervision over their sur
wort|llnass us well us over tflolr construction.
Tho loss Of tic propeller zealan4 or Lone
Point OIL tic titl OF November lust. with
Gfglltecn lives, ,l,td tho Propeller Silncoe oll
thu eth OF the susno month oil AIAnitonlin
Island, with twelve lives, both under like clr-
cuu,stanccs with tho Waubuno {as fur rs
Gun be jadgcl}, ara held to cnforcs tho
n1ccsstty Ut appointing Aii Inspector Of
Iinlls.
During tho year 1904 Engineers ccrtIn-
cates were lssucaby the Doart!, on accnunt
Of which Sa,D4U wis received aud placed to
tho credit Of tho StpAnboat Inspection Fund,
Owing to Irregularities III examinations ami
promotions to higher grisles Of Engineers,
ftrthnr rules were fra,ucd. THESE rules
have, since tho t1ntg OF tho report, been MP
proved by 0rt!cr.ll- Council, aud were r0cent-
~ Eitul1sHeu ~ NE 4H!nuai..
uMg IoSfs H. 1aGo Sa'' u ssg, ~, t Sessgis ~ te
HARMS" nysr 1w ttlo ia nrnvipi,s yar ~ pi I" 1s,,s:
tlio reglsterc,t ipli,,agc fof iSs0 wl,s U7,I;a'
showing an lngraa*a 0yor ls7!> Ut ..st0 tons.
There @ %cro xeHea . i dtarini: t1e yenr 6 to tue
s.GI I nSs s oa 1raS so % tn ~ u ssS'sSg 3s,s,af.y WI
t,,,,s. of i,esi., sixisat, war;, ,n,tijc.wlect
atMl forty-liina srruw-tlrornllcrs; tltirty-iivu
wUre fur passenger survlco, tlya for freight, ,atd
twonty-suvcn Weru t,tEs., or thu now vessels.
twellty-scynil we're Nlsie!l It! tfIe West tlntMrlO.
liuroil. ulld Superior Division; eight III East
DltarIo, three, ~, alontrral, two IN Three
lttvcrS, ser1n III Qu'bet, eluyell IN tho Mari
line Provinces, six In british C0tunlDlu, u,tl
one In Alunltoha. During tho siltlIe l,urt0s
thoru wers lost. brs'ken I'D, Or put out OF
tons
Al appendix gives list OF wrecks and
casualties reported III having occurred to
lr[tIsIl, Canadian and foreign sea-tutng ves-
svlX In Canadian WntrrH from tllg lst uI JIM
nary tn tho :Ilst ut December, 1eO nlltt liko
statement uf cos,lnlttcS occurring ul, tho III
lulll waters OF tho dominion. Of ttl0SU lust
ut euu III Canadian Wllters, tt,era WAre l:N
ycssuls wllicii lNa:tl,1,o tUtal wrecks, lIl plr-
f3nity wrecked. Hy tItcsn casualties li5 jfy1.S
wore lost. 'Ilo casualties lii Ills inland
, 1881-06-07

AT MOUNT CLEalENs, MICH.
pETI.olr, Mich, Juno t.--Van Epps' tan-
nery, Mount Clemens, Aftcl., burned th}s
morning. lucendary. Loss, s5,0W,
, 1881-06-07
Sj,stifI} fIttlIlf.

toyDoy, June d,-'fte pressure Of public
ep!nIuu In England will doubtless compel
he IienIey l.uyAttA Committee to ncccpt
conelrs entry. '1'he. SportS,aa't slys:
4Ercn Ellgllsll utews' aru' III ydt In entiro
lfloEance nf tho date of tic e'ltry for tie
Ter1ta, and American crews GILL surely not
hb'aMea for slmi'ar fgllOratcr. In 1t few
dsys the cosnulI oarsltlen will luIltl ut Liver
rIal, a1ul W. sincerely trust tllat, ero talat
t!'ue, ,lo Henley Stewards will ltavo reversnd
a#ar hasty, llt-nslvlsea decision. W0 liAvH
a9lr,itation III saylng tllut. by NIL the rules
dlconrtcsy uni fnIr dealing, they nrp bound
hdosu. Should they pursist Il, treating our
l1nsatlantlc ylsiturs With friyiAlty, ulay vii!
lnr'T M anlnunt of odEunl Which they will
bad It ,!llllcuit tn he;r. and which lnpy
s'sn!llaly prnyp tho .lownfall both OF them
MI tse regatta they na,,agp."
'EFE'sAL rCn1.lC MEETISiS WEnE HELD IN
1NE!ASD
iesterday, but thcr1 WIS 10 disturbance OF
10y kAd, t'll the speeches were coiIpnra-
a'tIy n1fll. 1t Is prulMblu TINT many uf the
qalMlnrtant prisoners arrested when tho
eoercon aut ) first oano into force
.Il shortly bu released, oil coll
4fbl' Ut refrainlng from active
sa'!ie|past0n III l.ensuu work. TllerB III
mat activity Mt tie CASTLE. NJ Information
aaoe obtninnl frOm 1leautl,aritEes, but 1t Is
afa' lint they do not think the worst IL
%vi. Thu Colstalusary rGAruits ut the
/ n, ,a,,,'. "A n!e pel'S llntt'et.N p'epateu
Mem as.,'au' aiNt ."'so .A.s " ~"
rI,ii,"ua "''.."mta, nt'"'ns' oGu .t'o s'...
hp,uoI h, -. '"o'''"''o'' ~ 1'e n'ee"H"F
~ r,r,, ,,,,,,, ,r., ,.,,,,,, j.,
Aued IN t,., t",,.,h,,"n" ,a " ..,n"'., ~, .,o
iasxctnr t.n,,,saI '.,'i't,..,. .,,aas ~
natnr n,,. 'r',.t % j." ~, ,,;st,,r,n,i % wi ill., IT,
uht, n,""i, "..'n s o., ~ nv -" "x,,5s' t,'", .
Ia sorcn ,,,., ,,,1 .,.,,,,',.
t,.sx,,a..s "' "'s"pps"'eut ''A"'"to
%,,Fa'satoF s,''' Is being held Mt tho cttstlo
ss4a'e sss. 10 tho publication 0f tho slocu-
s.,'n s,"I me scerAt beitcf Is tl'At It WIS not
ahs Cuns,,nr'' , "' ine. w. ~; ,,,a noo ,,o
u Ge c'|lrf Srryetary's nt!lc!.. Its pubiIca-
'a Aas sluno nIoru to tlljuro Mr. Forster,
"'oflly III tho eyes Ut tho lrisl, people, but
t's ttn4's tho f;Ngllal, Radicals, tluln any stel,
u LAY Jet taken III this unfortunate busl-
"sa
An IMPORTANT c1hcukAk
It,,,., sprria' f"ht.
,|eht n' |..s' I'he h.-i!e lf'sh' Executive To-
h, h'i it'lorsAslt circular. t'HtFttol-
t't".'. .oa'ty Inspectors anl Col'stahulnry
na+' n'"asa u e!ler' heatlaWartgrs rs4yt,r1l ~.
49," :" mo hccAH&t'N ,slttM ahdy ans4ulpHte
.laas!'bh .nl to Ahtr'tf's sales nj nfnyfct[ons,. Il,
n.-s'n ulaI tllH Government nlay aalll thu
a.,,'s5 military fnrcr, a1nl proclaim thu
.ssn,;,'" .I'; warming MI petsoHs to refrain fronl
tsl,ranlae 10 obatruct II aagal procuas, ailtl
kdI.%'* '|,at 1tll rcrno1'a so assembling will
t.n t.us9@sss't BY furce. THIS circular entlruly
t.I. tIle EnInnr tlat thu tl0yornlnUnt III
, 1881-06-07

have been told nbout one Krcat feast. for
whglt nineteen gigantic pulilnga were pre-
iHu,i and twnnty.ono feet In circumference.
Verify M.r tamllinF Scottish hNxg's must bow 70
M IOt,gur tho "grcRt riloftnIli OF tho pudding
rncu,"-.lt Homo III FIji-iortiHA Cu,1miisV
, 1881-06-07

OMAHA, Nob., June O.-Tle llIc1nNl
sAnuorfcst Ut tho atsssour!' Valley coMa-
.nel,ccs hero Wednesday evening. with u
grand coNcert alul c,urus Ut ;s00 singers.
Miss Alay Hull, of Chicago. mid Miss klttta
Low, Ut tl,!A city, Mru sttu siMgegs. Thu Ut
ehtsslra contains furty PIECES. Tllu hull seats
i lO0U puopIe. .rl,a. piosppttss nr4s 11t lt"elY
1tnN5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -" y !1E'''''' ;"
, 1881-06-07
CLEVELAND VS.. PROVIDENCE.
Spsetal Dhpxtth to Tia Chteaso Jftbune.

N1Et E11<4%NO % 1'3so '
Special DLp3tkA to 1hs Chttago 1ftbyne.
PROVIDENCE, II. L., June 6.-:rlie Kaulo to-
day was miserable exhibition at the bat OH
both sides, but Cioyciand iiet.iu,i admirably,
tho only error being OIL callc,l balls. Tho
crrors by tie Providence team were always
Of the lH0st costly character. allowing Glove
land to plo up -FOUR unearntd runs in the
third inning. About 100 spectators were
present.
1nntt,ps- = J = .
EicyelnHd... Q l. q . Q-l
Fielding crrors-Eloye!and, /; I'rovidcilce. d.
First basc OIL nbalts-Clpvetand, !; rn1yldoncv, !.
On errurs--C.eveiAnd. 1: Providence. /.
Left nu l,ases-Cfeveland, d; Providence, \.
Struck out-shaler, lsesnsot. Smith. McClcl-
Ian. Hroya
Halls calto.l- -McCormtck. s.; 1lnthourn, II.
Strikes ualled-MrEurlulck, Us; nalb0urn, Fl.
Passed bAlls-Gross, !.
TtMo at WAln0-Qnu hnue mud forty minutes.
uMplrD-poWerH.
, 1881-06-07

bpzeTaE UNpa@EN 10 1HR 0HI<a4H 1rtpUHss
GnASp HAVEN, Mlch., juno IA fire ut
p. III. destroyed liulf d million feet qf hum
b6f belodktnB'' Ut, "lh6 4sfatG Hay4t1,s st;nMiUGt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. btieti 10 near their
nl1li that 1t required harl work to saya uio
mill from burning. Loss about $1,000, GOV.
ered BY insurance IN the lslody lsiand l,lsur.:
aIce Association, National Now York, and
tLnhoatNr {:arnlnfl.
, 1881-06-07

Special D+tpateh to YAs Chtta7o Tribune.
TonoS-ru, Juno ,,.-The Sl,ort-I[orn bree.i-
ers Of Canada have formed all association.
lie principal object Of which Is to establish,
Cn,lusiinn her'-book with u higher standard
t!iaM ttat WHICH obtains III tho llert,-book
now published By the Agricultural aNti Arts
Association. The latter publication will now
CNuNn
, 1881-06-07

OPERATIONS SUSPENDED,
TuSIB, juno H.-lt nuw appears certain
that aii military operations hive suspended,
th8 llostilU tribes submitting.
, 1881-06-07
SPORTING.
ST. LOUIS RACES.


Special UA7ateh to 7A4 Chicago 1ttbuaf.
ST. Louis. Mn, June g-TIiis WAY the first
Derby day St Louis ias over SEEN. Nenrly
10, ,tU people assembled IN Witness the start
ut the grounds OF tic St Louis Jockey Club.
The racing FROM TIC opening to the close WAS
sharp md spirited. There were iio less tl,nn
four races Oil tho card. In the first racc, the
inaugural scramble Tor MI ngcs, psitsc $40,
onc tisfle and fuftong, six llnrscs facet
tho flag. These were t;nbrfet, Mamie,
SayI11c, tnconlno.lc. Sntlie May, CaIlao,
and Noinad. Gabriel was tho fa-
rorlt Mt SLED tn SO bn 1ncnmIn0tie,
go OFT CatEao. field a18. The start was batl
one. Gabriel ram the wrong way. No11a.l
cut out tho pace, passing tho graa,tl stand
three longths ahead OF all, Caltao away back
IN the dust. Coming Into Tho last half, III.
coi,llnote went along for the lead. and capt
ured It cGvcrly, Nonad dropping out. liz
rD,nmuup i1ntt things Nil hts own wny to the
thrce-q1artcr post, Wien Callno cn,,,e up and
1nato play for first position. The whipping
up llad told OH him, however, and l,,conl-
mode beat him 10 the wfro neck. Notnad
was t!.!sA anA Gahs!e! fourth. Tine, a:osiz.
The second! race. the !CoanGt stakes, for
1-yeart,lh lilies. S5O0 each, With S4OO added,
WIS won by l3uatricc, tho favorit, wl!9 beat
incrstts eTS1ly by ~ open !sgt S2nnre
rid third race was tho Club purse Of 500,
for ,all aErs, nle heats. There were seye1i
Jim Malone bY 4 neck. SUSIE was third,
Alexis fnnrt'i,. urihery, 1Odell, a,d
1,nstOn ltslancctf. Time ~. like .wnn
the ;xccolltl heat without whip pr spur. bent
In. Jim AlAlpne to ila wire by half length.
Alexis wis third. Tins l:4y!a.
~ tho last ra!e, for PURSE of $500. one
and II quarter nittes over 1--WE hurdles, Andy
Glasgow was tile fnyorlt. lie won easily,
WUodcuck seculll, Turin third. Time 3::4U.
, 1881-06-07

Spttfal Ut5pole4 "a Ihs Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, juno 0.-Tlln IrisI'-Cnndtlian
concludes tflnt tho Inevitable result Of the
revision Of the New Testaluent must 10 the
Noniai,-GstholIc Churci, Of to tic ranks Of
tho Agnustics.
, 1881-06-07

1JsJNtfNfUN ttf4F 1stF Q Il.
Special Ntspatth to Thf Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Junc G.--The rcvplluG Of tho t>0-
minton fur tile mouth Of aIay, lS3t, was s:it,
t&;0 In EXCESS nf that fur Atay, 1850. The tutni
incrpasu fur tho eluyGn expired months Ut
tho ilscal year ~ s., .43S.
, 1881-06-07

3PfeN9 U1Idtth 10 1Ht LhIfdPH IT7HhHF.
MONTREAL. June GA survey Ut the st.
Lawrence River l,as been natlu between tho
VlctorIa I}riLge n,,d st. 1IcIen's 1slnnl, with
n view uf Strengthening nlI wltaGnlng 1t.
Thu money fur tlls work Illus lcen provided
by tho Government.