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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-05
BsITIsH BREADS srUFFs.
The Weekly Review OF the :: ARK LsBa
Express.

LONDON, June The MdTk Lane Express
in a review of the grain trsde during the
past week, Gays: The recent brilliant weather
has had beneficial effect on crops-wheat is
strong aud healthy; The demand was nomi
nal and the supply moderate. Prices rather
lower Foreiga wheat dull sBd lifeless. Re-
tail demsud somewhat weaker. Beat grades
-four steady, but others we're somewhat easier.
Foreign flour remains unchanged. The fin.
eat grades were frm. American flour,
uusound, simo-t ursaiable. Barley and osts
unchapged. The same may be said of for
eign barley. o Is in large supply and slow.
Msizs in bad condition. Prices range hig gher
aud the market fat. OF coast cargoes slow
there we're ten arrivals and four sales. A
dozsn esrgoes are now due. Ssles of En.
2 ish wheat the past week are 5S S93 quarters
at 43s Sd, sgainst q ,209 quarters at 47a I'd
corresponding week last yesr.
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ENGLAND.

LoNDoN, June 4-In he Commons this
afternoon Lord Edmund Fiizm .urice. Under
Foreign Secretary, stated thai the command
ers OF the men Of-wsr Dsyad end Dragon,
-eo~-fr ID adsgascau waters, had been in
sructed TO consul, as TO ThaE measures we're
necessary TO be taken TO protect the lives and
property of British subjects in Madagascar
Gladstone dsciineG TO auswer he question
as to whether the ssrvic Of the Duke Of
Alb ny as Governor General of Cansda mad
been refused. Toe government he said,
we're aware Of the willingness of the Duke
70 render service 10 his crown and country
He added that this feeling did the Duke the
highest honor.
Kenn2rt asked wh.lher the government
would represent inat the registration Of new
ret of claims al Washington by he Alabama
Claiols Commissiouer, was in violation Of
the intentions Of the Geneva Conference.
Lord Edmund Frzmsurice replied that il
was not the intention OF the government 10
interfere IN the matter in any way.
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PERSONALS.

R.JosEPH and Miss Alice Snowden have
gone on a visit to C,lu.nbis, Tenn.
Miss HoRTEssE WArkISs went down on
the Kate Adams, Eisi.ing friends near Frisrs
Point, Miss.
MEssRs. j. 3. PHILLIPS, Ethur Dllin and
W. J. Barclay, OF Brownsville, were visitors
at the Merchants Exchange yesterday.
Al the social tonight at he Linden Street
Christian church, the ladies' society will
offer two beautiful new silk quilts at auction
MEssRs. HOLMES CUMMINs, G. V. Ram
baut, W. III. Sneed and d. E. Meyers were
yesterday elected TO membership by the Cot
ton Exchange.
De. JOHN Fl PuRSELL, the tsl.nted young
Secretary Of the Board OF Health, leaves
this forenoon for two weeks visit 10 Issa-
quena county, Miss.
Miss MAY /. HUNTER and Miss Anna
Farmer are out al Collierville, in attendance
on the exercises Of Bellevue College, and will
take in the big ball Thursday night.
Mss DORA c. DUNAvAET, the accom-.
plished daughter of Mr.. w. P. DunsvzEf
will be married 10 Mr.. John Z. Mask a; h.
Cumberland Presbyterian church st o'clccl
next Thursday evening.
Mr.. ]. w. FULNER, Of Fulmer, Thornto,
& Co., left this morning TO make an Euro
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Catbsrine's, having jIsi csme over The SUE
rension bridge from Buffalo. They were
immfdia'ely shsdoHsd by the private de-
tectives who were seni 10 The place of cup
posed attack on Canada, aud VINO soon after
heard snffcisnt Of the Couvefsz.ion OF the
new arrivals to b. convinced that
this was the party they Eera commissioned
TO watch. The new arrivals walked
about apparently unconcernee, but at
the same time we're making secret arrsugc-
meais for carrying out the otj Ct which they
had in view. A few of their number we're
seut along the canal tn select a suiisbie spot
10 destroy connection between the upper snd
lover laEes. They had not gone far, how
ever, before they found their search al got
to the ears Of tbs governmen. officials, aud
that their game was mp. Tney
ssw large numbsrs ci men station
cd all along. lhe canal in sentry.
The delegation returned TO 81. GATHERINGS,
where the party Immediately dlapersAd and
returned ar quickly as possible 10 the S!s;ee.
Watches are still stationed along the canals,
guarding the locks day snd night A gov.
ernment official, on being interviewed 20 day,
said: II an sEtIsf,d ne did not take our
precautions one hour too 5000. A gang came
over from Buffalo Sunday, znd wheu they
found the canal guarded At every point they
dispersed and returned to th It city"
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THE Friars Point Gdzeits reinforcss the
urgent plea Of the APPEAL for the call Of
the Mississippi Legislature by some figures
of the losses sustsiaed by the planters OF the
Yszoo Valley from overflow. 1t says: "Seme
place theIoss to the cjttoz crop in the Delta
as consequence Of overflow at one-third
some at oue.feurth OF the crop. Let us,
therefore, say one-iflh or twenty per cent.
This represents loss Of about $1,000 bales
Of cotton, which, on an average figure OF $40
per bale, amounts to the sum Of 100000
annually. We could therefore afford to
build our levees in one year, and be the
gSiner by an amount equal TO double the ex-
pected cost OF levee construction and TepAir
as now proposed. We cannot, "a owners oi
property, allow the levees 10 remaia as they
are. Toe State mus, help us by Legislation
we caunot sfford to lose 100000 mex
year By waiting for The regular session Of the
Legislature"
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Feutau Pio,s i'm Canada

CHICAGO, June 4.-Tne Daily NeW5's To-
ronto, Canada, special says that Fenian
plot to blow up the Wellsnd ship canal has
Just been uneaJthed, bat the particulars are
wanting at this moment.
ST. CATHPRiNEs, June A few weeks
ago he government at O. o.tawa . received wsEa-
ing that il was the intention OF the Fenisn
faction to send a party of their followers into
Canada on the day Of the execution of Joe
Brady, the Phoenix Park murderer, to blow
up certain ,portions Of the Wellsnd canal.
The government at once warned their repre-.
sent atives at St. GATHERINGS, and on Saturday,
May l2tb, large number of men, known 10
be loyal subjects, snd who lived in
The district, were stationed at distances
along both the old and new canals 10
watch tine movements vt a-y suspicion,
characters. TIE day before Brady's e1.Os
ton fifteen men, each carrying medium
sized sstchel, jumped from the train at St.
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JOHN SHERMAN in bis speech at Mans
field, O., on Saturday, announced that the
tariff question will eBgros' the attention OF
the next Congreas, and be the pivotal issus
upon which the Presidential election will
turn, and he expl sio5 the Republican po-
sition upon it to bs that "While the main OBJ
ieet Of taxes on Imported goods is 10 furnish
revenue for tn, support of the government,
yet that in leyying them special care should
be taken to 70 ter, build up and protect such
manufactures, sgriculturs or production, as
are suited to our climate and the habits of
our people, with a view to secure to our arti-
sans lair wages for a good days labon for
our farmers q home market Tor their pro-
ductions, and to our country strength, wealth
and independence. This is the chosen posi-
tion of the Republican party, and upon it
we invite a contest with our Democratic
friends, whenever, if ever they make up
their minds upon the subject" This means
that the whole power Of the Republican
is 10 be exerted to maintain the great
ths blojt created, many of them watered
"a the tears oiNe soldiers of the Republic
sidoHs and orphans
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MARBLE HENS MEDLEY,
Suit of White Against MnyaweH for
$4,000 Damages.

Suit was begun in the Cifcui. Court yester-
day morning, before Judge Pierce and jury,
by J. White & Son sgzinst james Maydaell
Tor libel, damages being assessed a: $4,000.
Il seems that Maydwell instituted suit before
Justice Slaughier several moltss ago 70 re-
cover a balance Of 800 26, which h. alleged
TO be due him by White & Son. Maydwell
get judgment fer the amount sskea, add
Waite took an appeal to The Circuit Court.
From the papers 10 The case it sp-
pears that the appeal WAS dismissed
by agreement, the parties 10 the sui, dividing
the costs. Tnis was on June 30th, and on
August II following suit for libel was
filed by White & Son on the strength Of the
following notice, which appeared in the AP
PEAL aud Avalanche:
Far SUE, Judgment for 500 sgsinst j.
hile & Son, marble deslers Poplar street,
appealed by John White, takiog the pauper's
oath. JAMES MAYDwELL.
The plaintiff says that on account of this
publication he has baen greatly damaged in
mis- name, fame and credit, and that many
who read the motto. have refused 10 give him
their custom. The cas-, will probably DE-
given TO the jury this evening.
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A BOILER BURSTS,
killing an Engineer and Fireman and
wOundiuS Five Others.

A representative of the APPEAL learned
yesterday evening from ps,sengere Oh iae
Memphis aud Charleston railroad of terri
bic accident at point one mile west of La
grange, Tenn, and forty-two miles from
Memphis, byswhich two men lost their lives
and four others were badly wounded.
About 2 o'clock IN the afternoon the boiler
Of pile-driver exploded from some un.
known cau-p, and the engin ser, Harry Rob
er;s, together with his fireman, LIE Trans
comb, were killed outright, aud their bodies
horribly maDgied. Roberts was formerly an
epgin er on the river, and has a wife ami
three children living at Iuka. Transcomb is
a single man.
Tom F arr. a switch engineer whose engine
stooj on the track next the pile driver, was
aided lad blinded, though his hurts sre
said 10 be not very sericu' Tom Atkias, an
old man, whose home is at Poc4hontas, is
said 10 have been seriously injured. Two
others, employed oa the construction train,
we're also wounded, but their names could
not ne le.ru,,l
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PARNELL PLEASED
With the POpe's Circular Because Of the
Eject it wiz Have upon the
Irish Party.
Fenian Plots in Cauada-The New Suez
Canal-In the British Commons
-Genersl Foreign News.

Moscow, June 4.-Af,er the fste al ihe
Pelrfosky Park Saturday the Emperor IN
vitei the village elders and msrshsls and
provincial nobility 10 dinner. Addressing
The elder', he gaid he was glad to see them.
he thanked them for entering SO heartily
in'o the festivities of the coron alton, and
added: "When you return to your bones,
do not credit seHs.less rumors respecting re-
Gistrl button or grsats Of lands. Such ru-
mora are propsgsted by the enemies Of the
Crown. All property mus be una,sai Ill ale"
Addressing the niarshas, ne said: 81 thank
you for your fidelity. | sm convinced Of lhe
cordial feelings OF the nobility, and hope
they will support everything conducive 20
the benefit Of the throne and fitherand.
May G d give u5 peaceful and quiet jife."
ANOTHER LETTER FROM srEPEIAK.
LONDON, June 4-Tne Pail Mall GGzere
pub.i.hss another portion of the letter from
the Russian lNihilist Stepniak, in which he
dec! res that widespread society exists IN
tbe Russian army, composed exclusively Of
offic-rs, including many colonies OF regiments.
In regard TO the present quisscence OF the
Nihlists, he says: at would be foolish 10
attempt revolt when the enemy are alert
AB .tlempt 10 assas7iaSts the Gar might
stili form the bsginnisg OF revolt or coup
detGt, but such sttsmpi," he says, "is, no
lODger oil Importance"
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FRANCE.

PARIS, June AT a meeting Of the Su7z
Canal Board to day, proposal made by De
Lssseps to ex anime iutO the prospect for the
construction of q second canal across the
isIhpus was adopted unanimously. De Les
ssps assured the meeting that the English
directors were giving loyal assistance, and
prophesied another canal would be built.
De Lssseps stated that the improvements
now being mad, at cost of 30,000,000
francs, would suffice for traffic of 10000, 900
tous yearly. The company had year go
decided TO undertake Inc building OF second
route. They could accomplish this within
the limits OF their own lands, but could DO
the work much more rapidly sod convenient
ly if tbe Egyptian government would grant
fresh concessions. de said negotiations for
obtaining aid frcm Englaad in this object
were proceeding fAvorably.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The concert At ;ae Theaier last nigh &,
mpimentaryiJo Mrs.. Hattie Trezevaut, was
we'll attended. III. feature OF ths entertain
mrnt ~as The first appearance OF Miss Susie
Gree uwo5d since her return from New York,
where she has BEEN udy log for the past year
Mis-, Green wood shows great Improvement.
She has fse voice of great compass aid
power, aad shows evidence Of careful train
ing. Her execution was slightly faulty, bat
this she will oyercoms in time. Sae ma e q
most favorable impression, however, and has
the ability and talent TO take place in the
front rank of the mus cal profession, should
she so desire. Mrs. Fits made her farewell
appearance before her departure for Europe,
giving an original composition entitled,
"Sweet Recollections OF Memphis" The re-
citation OF Miss Grsee Llewellyn n was clever
piece of work and deserves special mention.
The remainder Of the programme, which is
appended, was without special interest:
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pesu tour OF some three m m-uths. II IL un-'
der God .aat n goes On business a. veil a.
pleasure, and doubtless whsn he rsturns will
be able 10 tell al sbout the "5Uii=" AID
"besrs" of England, and the way they
m anipulste the cotton msrk-t IN Liverpool.
8r Fulmer will slaa est4b'ish importsut
conoeci.crs IN she heedgl lsr'@-s m .rks!s OF
the world which viii sleit.y fsoiitzi= the
selling of the large reczip's bis firm expect
10 handle in the future, as il has done il he
pasL
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TIE surviving soldisrs OF the Federal
armies that fought through the civil war
commemorated the services of their dead
comrades at the National Cemetery Sunday,
and decorated their graves. We make else-
where a very full report Of the ceremonies
which were conducted throughout in an or
derly, deoorous and becoming manner. The
crowd present was very large, and was prin-
cipallY compossd Of negroes.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Johnston & Vance to William Price, lots
and 2, Crockett's sub iivision, 81 acres corner
Valentine aud Fair Ground avenues, $780,
Joseph NJ. Semmes and wife 10 Z. II. Vance
lot 15xl90 feet, east eide Shelby street, 60 feet
south OF Huliug, $3.50.
Elizabeth Sharper, and others, 10 John G
Handwerker, undivided of south 421 feet
OF lot on Big Creek road, near New Raleigh
road, $50.
Lafayette Jennings and vile to H. n
Tosner, south hall of lot 237, Greeulaw sub
division, 7Bxl4S3 feet, west side Sixth street
south Of Gresnltw, $500.
George Crosby and vile to jimmie A. HaK
kius, lot 3Sxl00 feet, north side Elliot, s
feet east of DssOto, S900
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A SPECIAL from London 10 The Cincinnati
Commercial GGzstte says II a the early release
of d Wit, which is spoken Of as probable,
has been already arranged. He intends at
once TO proceed to the United States, in order
TO deliver a c7ur5e OF lectures there, for The
double purpose of continuing his agitation
against landlord, and collecting funds to
found a newspaper to support hls We've.
This is a project which Davitt has long had
in his mind. 1t is intended to publish the
paper both in Londpn and Dublin. Davitt
has been so accustomed to imprisonment
that he endures it without suffering either IN
body or 10 mind-in fact, he seems 10 enjoy
the spirit Of contemplation for which his
seclusion affords so much opportunity. Each
incarceration appears to give him deeper
insight into the subject and stronger de
termination TO oppose lsndlOrdism.
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The New Maryland Loan.

AENAPoIIs, June 4.-The SS,00a000 Ma
rylsnd defense loan falls due II 1884.
The last Legislature provided for its redemp.
lion By an issue of new bonds at $500
per cant. interest, instead of Irr cent.
which the original bonds paid. Bic. Tor the
new touds have been accepted ssfollows:
sSO0,0 a, per cent premium, s5O, 900 at
Of psr cent. premium, s70o, GOO al 10
100 per cent premium, $1,000 to i1chsnge
old for new bonds at / per cent. lrtmium.
Sl1S2,00O at par. 1896, ,000 1t psI and the
remainder at / Of per cent. prenim.
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weIi.known Horse Owner Shot by a
Policeman.

LOUISVILLE, June AZ. II Stevens, owner
of Farrsgut and other horses at the Jockey
Club course, was shot This afternoon by Po-
liceman Charles McGrath Stevens had
passed out of the grand stand, aud during
bis absence had lost his badge. Ga his re-
turn he was refused sdmittance by the door
keeper. Words followed, and Stevens is
said TO have attempted TO force his way in,
apd MoGrath interPnsed when, it is alleged
Stevens drew a knife. McGrath then 6red,
the ball striking Stevens in the arm above
the elbow, entering the body near the shoul
der. The full nature of the injuries cannot
be stated. McGrsih was released on bond
IF S0hnA
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RICE planting in South Carolina and
Georgia i becoming preearioua, and, except
in the cases of very rich men, it lie thought
that industry in the two States will die out
Louisiana and Florida will become the rice
States par erceHenee. The coast planters Of
Georgia and South Csrolinu will have 10
initiate Mr. Roberl Goufd;n--draiH their
fields and convert them into meadows.
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IT is impossible to obtain, from any quar-
ter, even sn approximate estimate Of the
time yet to be consumed b. fore the results Of
The work has extended over such wide
range OF subjects that the report will FL
volumes, and will probably not be complete d,
printed and ready for distribution much be-
fore the close of he present decade.
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IRELAND.
ARREGTEn ElR ATT RnER

DUBLIN, June Alive members of the
Republican Brotherhood have been arrested
at Waterford on the charge Of being con-
meet with conspiracy to murder.
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THE issue in Ohio tai- i4Il will be the
Scott law, which, ss Sherman formulates it,
is: "Shall the sale OF spirituous and mslt
liquors be free and untaxed in Ohio? Or
shall it pay in taxes some portion Of the ex-
peuses caused by the traffic for the main
tenance OF our courts, poorhouses snd local
police, and for the loss it entsi!s upon the
victims Of diseased appetite, and upon
their wives and children?"
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MAS RIED.

FCKLES--O' 'BANNOS-Sunday, June g. 1888
at Grace church, by the Rev. Edgar A. Orgaip, Mr..
daughter Of the late Col. L. W. o Bannon, both oi
this city.
That the welded life of the happy young couple
may ever be as bright and joyous the beautiful
sunshide, lovely flowers, aud hearty congratula
tions that greeted them on every hand, is the sin
cere wish of host of friends Long may they
live 10 be
/" The aft9r patterns of felicity
That lovers. when they wed,
May only wish 70 be as blest as they were. >,
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THE BRIDGE t.ssAsTER.
The Iaqaest Ia she Cases nj the Twelve
Victims Com Bi enced.

New YORK, june 4.-The inquest was be-
gun today in the cases of the twelve victims
OF the recent panic on the Brooklyn bridge.
c c. Martin, superintendent Of the bridge,
testified to the facts of the occurrence as
learned by hito, aud stated that at the time
OF the disaster there were twenty-five special
police officers on the bridge. A railing h ad
been put up at the stairway since the acci-
dent, but witness said this precsution would
not remedy matters there IN case of another
panic. An inclined plane had been suggested
in place of the stairway, but this sleo would
not afford any relief, but, on The contrary,
would be dangerous in slipFery westher. The
present stairway was the beat srrsDgeme Mt
that could be made for he safety OF plssen-
gers. james s. T. Straushan, trustee, said
that on the days when there was an uuu-usi
pressure OF travel on the bridge the wagon
roads would be thrown open to the public as
a temporary re'isf; If il seemed bsst addi-
tional walks for loot ples Dgers could bs
cons,ruc ed on each side of the csrriageways
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LABoUCHERE, of the London World, says
that whenever Mr.. Gladstone retires Lord
Granville will probably succeed him IS
Prime Minister, aud Lord Harrington as
leader of lhe House OF Commons. Radicals
do not entertain very high estimate Of
Lord Granville's political opinions, which,
no doubt are WniggIs5. Tney wUUls, however,
be ready TO accep, Lord Harrington in the
House Of Common provided that ne makes
himself the executive officer Of their Views.
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The entertainment d. E,'ival Park tonight
promises 10 BE- grand SUCCESS. Between 800
asd 1000 tickets have been sold, and it will
no doubt be the grRndest summer Right af
fair Of the ssascn. The committee have pre-
pared g most tllborste programme and
gusrantee TO please the most ias.idious. For
an evening OF pleasure pe cure to attend the
Youpg Mems Hebrew Association enter
lainment at E.tival tonight.
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NOn.Residert Notice.

No. 3299. jim the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-Stetz Of tennessee, FOR use, etc.,
VS.. W. *. Butler e. aL
1. appearing nom amended bill which is sworn
TO in this cause thGt the defendant, Charles G.
MerTiman, is resident OF the State Of Connecti-
cut; that Frank Trsyer and Florsnce Trayer are
residents OF the City eI Mexico Republic Of Mexi-
Co; and AarcUs b 3erEmEn is resident of the
State Of Missouri, aed all non-reSidents of the
State of Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered, That they make their sp-
dearalee herein, at the courthouse OF shelby coun-
u, in Mem phis, Tenn, before the 6rst Mon
cav in July, lssS, end plead, answer or demur 70
complaiusnt's bin, fled June 4, 1855, or the same
will be taken iOr confesse1 IS to them and set Tor
hearing eIpatte; and that COPY of this order be
published once = week, for four consecutive
weeks, IN the Memphis appeal. This ID day OF
June, 1883.
A copS-attest: E J. BLACK Clerk and Master
By J. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
n. E. Dix, Sol. for compl'nx.
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Gov BUTLER, being interviewed By Bos-
ton correspondent respecting the refusal oil
the Board of Overseers Of Harvard College
to confer upon him the degree OF Doctor ot
Laws and Languages, expressed himself as
being grateful 10 the Board for doing him
ga very great personal and political service."
"The affront intended by this action" said
Gov. Butler, "is not upon me, but upon the
people who elect, d me, ard ia the verdict
and execution of The jadgment Of Harvard
College upon The sc,a Of the people OF this
commonwealth for dsring by large maj iori-
iy 10 choose Governor without the consent
of that Collsgen
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PARIS, June 4.-The race for the Grand
Prix de Paris was run yesterday and won by
The Due d. Csstriesa' Frontip, Sir F. Johu9-
tor's ST. Blaizs second, Count De Lagrange's
F4IfiJet third Rsgeuse and Dervich made
the running, with Frontin third, until round
log the last bend, wher Fronlin took the
lead aud won by half neck. Three lengths
between second ani third, SAtory fourth,
Regain fifth. Eight ran.