Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-02

ueuG VI 1TOVlQeQc6, IL. L.
Elaine nd Trescott's Southern Mission.
New York, June Among the passen-
gers by the steamship Acapulco from Aspin-
wall this afternoon were Walker Blaine and
W. H. Prescott, special ENJOYS to South
America, and M. It. Dolley, secretary of the
mission. The steamer was off Staten Island
when revenue cutter containing Collector
Robertson and other custom house officers
met the vessel. Robertson went on board
and escorted Blaine and Prescott to the city
Dolley remained till the ship was locked
Blaine, Prescott and Dolley started for
Washington on the o'clock express, train.
The Acapulco did not reach her pier until
shortly before o'clock As soon as she
touched q reporter obtained O. short interview
with Dooley. "Can you tell me about your
trip, how you were treated" ETC., was asked
Gin Chilli we were received with that degree of
pollteness that amounted tosayingi if we can
make use of you we will do so, while in Peru
they were perfectly willing to accept any
terms that were honorable, not humiliating
or degrading. AS for Bolivia she will never
do anything except conformity with her ally
Peru. In Peru we were received as bosom
friends. TIE people depend altogether on
the United States to help them out of their
difficulty. Trescott's visit there had 6 desir-
| able effect and showed them the relation be-
tween Peru and the United States. They
| seem to understand the matter now fully.
| He sought to impress on them that this coun-
| try is willing to avert any hostilities between
| the so called belligerents. We were every
| where treated with consideration. Exchange
in Callao, Peru, went up and when we left
there May 18th, feeling of confidence pre-
vailed. The Peruvians have become satisfied
| that American intervention is not going to
| be forcible one, but it will be one of peace,
l friendship and amity. Blaine and Prescott
have not yet prepared their report"
| A German Brutality AssauIted-Beaten
| Unconscious and "a Bloodhound Set
| Upon Him.
New York, June Yesterday Philip
Kuhl German, visited Ceney Island or
business connected with the employment Of
a number of walters and while in John Mi
ner's hotel he became engaged in an alterca'
ton with the proprietor. During some an
CRY words which passed between them Mi.
ner's bartender walked from behind the bal
and struck Kuhl a powerful blow on the bacl
of the head, telling him to the Goor. After
kicking him about the head until uncon
scious he set monster bloodhound on him
The dog urged by the bartender bit and lac
Grated Kuhl about the back and legs in ter
rible manner and would undoubtedly hav'
killed him had he not been driven Off Tht
unfortunate man was brought to his home il
this city early to day in a critical condition
The doctors pronounced his injuries fatal
This afternoon his condition became worse
and the coroner called to take the ante NOR
tenn statement. 1t is the opinion of his ply
| sicans that he cannot live till morning. Nei
Their Miner nor his bartender have yet beel
| arrested.
| Match Won by DAILY.
New YORK. June "A billiard match las
evening between Eugene Kimball of Roches
ter and Maurice Daily of New: York for 81, O0C
cushion caroms 500 points, resulted: Dali
500, Kimball 374; 115 innings, time } hour
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