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A MEXICAN TOWN ALARMED,
ThveateHed Attach by Iadiaas-Ns News re.
eeived from Oes. Creek.

TOMBSTONE, Arizona, June 2.-Adviccs to
the Ebttaph from the Mexican headquarters at
Oposura say that on May Is courers arrived
there bringing the alarming intelligence that
the Indians had appeared in force at Nacor on
Thursday last. The authorities there had
asked for reonforcements They were afraid
OF being attacked at any moment Only thirty
soldiers. consisting Of State troops under
Lieut., Jesus Maria Morence. are Mt present sta
toned there. Whom the courier left the In
Of the town. The Indians were nearly afl dis,
Sierra Madres to escape from, Gen. Crook. No
news from Gen. Crook had boon received at
WOULD BE- known tEere pss Col Bsnao who
commanding. has scouts constantly recon-
noitring the Sierra Madres. Reenforcements
have been sent to Nacori. and news is hourly
Tucson. Arizona. June 2.-There is great UNI
nothing is known of his. whereabouts or. movo-
ments since he crossed the line into Mexico.
points syhg Of 5i0 battles apo abres
lions. Tho correspondent Of THE Sun has tele-
Ernphie connection to all points whore news is
army: and pronounccs tho reports of battles
inlse from beginning TO end. II is certain that
have received tho news several lays ago Il an
engagement had taken place Lending East
hero to ro 10 Crook bit money viii not ndncs
them to undertake the trip. which is simply
impractlcube.
DEMING. n. NJ. June Cant W. f. Dough-
crty, commanding Fort Apache has apparently
settled the troubles which were threatening
among the White Mountain Indians. He told
them ut full council that unless thoy gave
behavior he as we'll rs Gen. Crook
would hold the tribes responsible for the
lawless acts OF individuals and that
II the Ind ans wished to remain in the Terri.
tory they had better Kill all Indians who melted
the rest to war. This surprised the black
sheep. many Of whom were present. and the
older chiefs. counselling acquicscence to
Doughcrtys advice. Overwhelmed them. Ra-
tions will be issued from San Carlos on WAGONS
twice u month while crops are growing. Capt.
Dougherty promised to exnel intrudng white
mon from the reservation. Tho Indians prom
iscd to refer al grievances to Capt. Dougherty.
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Coronation Festivities Continued.

MOSCOW. June AIT the ball given bv Gan.
Won schweiniM The German Ambassador. last evening
e EMPEROR and the Grand Dukes appeared in the uni
VI herman officers They also wore their German
-" 'ne cav is almost empty Of people to.dny.
u, 70 's Hrca'er part "f the population having gone
mere y, homer "t the curomntiom ~ ths cn.r accarH
iRe FAY poirsme for the ftte the Emperor will visit
N, WAS ON colossal scale The land upon which
tsr.s I,""-ht- were given embraced shout 40 lIrc-
for,.,c. wore Tour Immense theatres III which per-
tan,nn,r'" rto given. circus performance ballots
hated H.. nm Professions Of hors.nen II Is ekti.
beer arr,y 60 .nd forty wagons loaded with barrels Of
nom y, Gu Tie ground during til. morning and l,y
css OF III. supply Of beer hsd been 81 hausied TIE
ctir,d Nil, harns on their arrival in the park
r.obIs i'm, i'm Ieafening cheers by the multitude. Tile
h,hner. va" "aN uehaNc' III M"st oTueiiS
~, rtnssbvNG June a-The Enneror hs, granted IN.
cry ~ ,rrls (lstenters from the Greek Chnrc III.
hok, on nse thclr dontcil-s to engage In trad" TO
n, ma 10 perform their religious rites but tn.
''"'"eu ifa'h ha'ing public processioEs
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FISTYCUFFS IN A CMRRxA0k
Lawyer Seesr asd DR.. Maynoea zach 0o1
the Other strask Bin H1sss.


To bystander ut the point where business
centres in College Point. l.. l.. not far from the
Post Office. on Friday evening last desperate
encounter seemed to be going on between
two citizens in q carriage drawn BY a
single horse. The men wero Mr.. William
II. Secor. n lawyer at III Broadway and
the possessor Of a llne summer residence
In College Point and DR.. +. ]. Maynard. The
horse and carriage belonged to DR.. Maynard.
and he was having trouble with Mr.. Secor Both
are we'll known and highly esteemed residents
OF tho town. Blows seemed to DO ex-
changed with good deal Of vigor. Final
ly MI. Secor got OF tho carriage with
more haste than dignity. and got into his ow n
carriage. which was ahead on the street. Mr..
Secor is counsel for DR.. MAYNARD. Tho former
weighs $40 pounds. and DR.. Maynard looks
slender beside him. As to the cause Of tho
invited Mr.. secor 70 ride with me because
! wanted an explanation from him as to his
treatment OF my request BY letter for an inter
that believed he was Indifferent to my Inter
ests; When I spoke to him on the subject in my
full cpl,het in connection with. my name. and
carriage. He has since then npologized for his
'nHt s sss s'pf from Now
hSs de T yE Th a4a a hs sed
ride with him. so helped my wife Into my
carriage and started, the coachman with
4 ahead Of DR., Maynard and myself;
could reconcile two statements which no said /
had made. and began to talk incoherently and
ately Il hs did not stop talking In that way. He
said. Iwont stop the carriage 1 replied you
will and at once he throw the lines on the dnsh-
around his neck and held his arms tight
to keep him from striking me. You
cooled down afterwnrd and called to my man
ahead TO come and stop DR., Maynard's horse,
ms my client cou Id not stop him. I got out and
since. The fact Is. 1t is his first experience In
suit Of this kind. and It's too much for him
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Mr. IT, tr.it Cannon is To have hi. reridence II sIl
Fifth a>ruu' decorated a. acost Of $1,000
Five 'luu'gGl pcGul- listened 10 tile fret OF the sum.
lh"f NiUiunh afternoon concerts at Central fark yes
terGdy. 49,
The condition ~ capt John = wa-d Of the fremont
iurc who las been SICK tor several months wnx re-
ported last night - lie serious
Edwin Booth the actor has engaged architects In this
"itN 20 make lans Tor three villa
i- Is !" hu'ih Tor summer re'itence Mt NewrOrt H. l.
S'ney Dillon 10 haNin2 plans prepared for a costly
mouse, =" he butt on tifh avenue and IL cover the
Whole 'front.' between stSe!i!.sN' and s-vvlts seventh
streets ''' ''"'-
President Arthur returned 10 Washington yesterday
afternoon, lite "hs acct.iprried by Mr. Phillips bis
erhl Brewster. ~ "' ~
In .le su!t by Howard Net. Peter aransi Coumbus
is+nn over tne right az way through besci, avenue.
New Rochelle Judge KHAN decades that Bcseh ave-
nue 10 the plaintiffs private property,
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BRIDGE TRUSTEES REIPPOINTED.
Mayor Low Vsinly Urges the Appointment
OF Brooklyn Omcinis.

Vs hTOVAyu OmcI~iss
The terms of Brooklyn Bridge Trustees
William c. Kingsley William Marshall Henry
W. Socum. Alfred c. Barnes John 8. T. Strana-
han. Alden S. Swan. Otto Witte. and James
Howell expired yesterday. and Mayor Low,
Comptroller BrinkcrhoY aud Auditor Voege
met in the Mayors Office in the City Hall.
Brooklyn. to name their SUCCESSORS. Comp
troller BrinkerhoI renominated the same trus-
tees. to hold office for two years. and Auditor
Voege seconded the motion. Mayor Low
said the bridge had been handed over
to the cities BY the trustees: It was
he thought. should have passed u law provid-
Ing for NE control Of the bridge by the munici.
pal authorities , 5 OF New York and BROOKLYN: but
Of placing the bridge under the control OF the
authorities without further delay. no moved
trustees Of, City. Auditor voege. Alderman
Weir. President OF the Common Council; Police
Of ciy Worhs ' pIsy opes Fire coms
sioner Alfred H. Partridge. City Treasurer w.
H. FleemaG S Gorp9ration Counsel r yohn A.
Marked advantages. the Mayor said would
presence Of the Auditor would bring the books
department. the Police Commissioning would
pc Soas ill., Sass s 40 Ss Gy
sioner could supervise the roadways. 1t WAS
Of the utmost importance that the bridge and
all the streets on which 1t opened should be
worked in harmony with each other There
WAS special fitness in the appointment Of all
he officials he had named. Including the Fire
Commissioner with the exception. possibly OF
tho Registrar Of Arrears. who was named
simply because the law called for eight and
that official comes from portion OF the city
Comptroller Brinkcrhof said the Mayors
proposition might be a good one. but he could
not accedc TO It. The Comptrocr,s motion
was then carried. Mayor Low voted No" He
declined to ninix his signature to tho document
to be filed with tho City Clerk.
Auditor Nocge said that no was not in favor
OF disturbing the management OF tho bridge,
because the structure WAS not finished and
would not be for u year.
The term Of Office Of New York's brooklyn
Bridge trustees. John 4. Agnew. John q. Davis.
J. Adriance Bush. Henry Clausen. Jr., Thomas
@. Clarke, Charles Mcdonald. II. X. Thurber.
and Jenkins Van Setback, expired on Friday.
Their successors will be named upon the re-
turn TO the city Of COMPTROLLER Campbell. who,
with the Mayor and the President al the Board
Of Aldermen. has the appointing power.
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The unprecedented ,als Of JERSEYS" dnrn. the past
few weeks md the consequent sthgnaiu In the cloak
and cult trade has compelled large manufacturer Of
cluaks suits wraps and domAHs to C"nsign his whole
stock 10 he closed out al - cents the dollar The
order to sell resardles. Of cost The goods are placed
tables the second Moor OF buildngs assorted
and marx, I'd in plain figures We examined few, md
fund English walking Jackets At 81 es which cost $3.50
aAd sain suits for so7' which cost sS, in fact, the
superb stock of silks satlns dress goods Ic &c The
whole must be sold before June 10, they will be
speedy elcnrsncs The whole stock 4, offered A. The
ay ill., iU4. and iiS West nth st. II this Ia not
genuine bargain sale there one Onered.-Adr
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Action Against n Mayor for Refusing to
Obey the IRw.

TOPEKA. KAN juno 2.-The County Attorney
Of this county, II Vance filed Yesterday u the sure
r0r Court, in pn" warrcnto petition and charges
against Joseph Wilson, Mayor of Topeka The action
hhstI upon seven chrscs presented III detail aud the
court sHk.d 10 declare the Mayor to have forfeited
his ONCE aud To he formally disqualified from holding
any Office "f trust profit hereafter in the State The
action arises out Of the refusal Of the MAY oboy the
PROVISIONS OF the Prnl'i'ion law, and the i'm.
portRt n- testing the remedies 81 the ppopI. AZ ,iust
pubic officers who refuse TO do their sworn duty
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MANSFIELD. Ohio. June 2.-Ths Richland
County Republican Convention which met here TO day
was ono Of the largest and most spirited ever held in
the county. Senator sherman was made permanent
President ON taking tho chair he made speech dis
cusshu briefly the nAtionAi aud state that are
I" Form IN. l"l,,I:a i.sncs of the Immediate future
Of thrin for the protection ~ labor well
and that the part, planted itself the principle the
iI1T traffic TO- nsy is w, proportion of TAXES
rracted was appointed 10 the State venion AIDED
hy senator sherman, and n resolution WAS passed II,
h1u trun
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Obituary.

Hosea Webster. aged 81. died at lis Pierre
pont street RrooSlyn, on Friday afternoon. He
born in Iitchfcd, Conn Gnd in early life pros.
perou. Georgia merchant lie has been President OF the
BROOKLYN SnN ings Bank since 1877.
Henry Is Phelps of the firm OF y Suuthwick Son
died III hs rcsid.ice III Fiat place Brooklyn, Fri
day aged ~.
John Paterson mathematician Of note died ycs'er.
day AibauN, aged ~ years, 1Ie state Suirfn.
teEivut uf weights and Measures.
CHRISTIAN H. ljicn'hal, tn tuhnccnnist, aicd on
Friday NJ NJ. Residence In iouk.rs lie born July
80 IN WISH nE,on street. WHARF Lis father Logan
the business in lsib IL succeeded his f.th.r IN lSi.
The Rev pr McI.-i,c pu.tnr 81 the calm huron IN
-. John. \. h. and int,Iy II New YORK is d,...
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Sullivan Again Pu,. On IL. Gloves.

BosToN. June 2.-The feature OF the Sey.
mour Radcliffe benefit at the Howard Atheneum to-
night was the appearance Of John L. sullivan who nut
OH the gloves for three rounds with Steve Taylor The
champion was in hrstclass condition and Taylor also
showed up well hut. as was to be expected Sullivan was
complete master of the situation nn gave his friendly
rival hardly chance NJ his plysiognomy Around the
'tN Hall II IN gossiptd that sullivan be made Su.
lerintendent OF streets some say that he il cnndt
dn'e for Tn" POSITION which wac made Thurs
day h! tile ousting Of Mr. Merritt.
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q. UGVUITVE
adopted unanimously proposal TO appoint u commis
zion to discuss and report upon bill for erecting
tionnl monument to Garihadi on lnniculun Hill the site
or defence Of Rome against the French in is40
The anniversnry OF the death OF Gen Garibaii wa.
commen0rated to-day throughout Italy. The Syndic of
Rome unveiled bronze bust OF GarhGii in the Capitol.
number Of persons formed in procession and marched
TO the Capitol TO witness the unwilling ceremony In
passing the Austrian embassies the nrocessionists
shouted 4" Viva Oheraank.' The Chamber of Deputies
to-day passed the bill providing for the erection of
tlOnal monument TO GarihAlli ON nculum nm
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a Devil Fish TeIcpLon. Company.

The certificate Of incorporation OF the New
York and New Jersey Telephone Company was filed
with the Kings County Clerk yesterday its object being
10 construct telephone lines along all railroads. canals
rivers bridges Highways and sreets in the States Of
New York and New jersey. and in every village
OF The state. and between private and puple
buildings OF the villages and To connect all points with
each other and with all telephone centres in the United
states The capital ~ hXed ut fiOUOD hut be In
creased to S?onDUo The ncorrora.0rs are Charles r.
Gutter ana Joel C. Ciark Of South Frnmingham Mass,
Charles A. Nichols Of springfield. Mass. Norris r. Tay
Tor OF New Haven and AleN nnder Cameron Of BrooklYn
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There were sales Ia Wall street yesterday OF
the stock Of the Underground Electric Cable Company
which holds patents for paper c"ndus for the under
ground wire. The purchaser 1t WAS said were some
OF the first persons interested in the Edison electric light
stock sreculston and uron the report that the Edison
people are seeking To control Of pnte the price
advanced from actual sales nj $50 share to sD lid
The paper conduIts are Gccrih,d ~ impcryicus to
water pahe enough la avoid breakHgc proof ngninst
inducfion and elastic enough Ia allow Tor expansion
lhey are made either a. tubes ell lat
face 20 face Win the grooves together. A. 7 Butcht
inr OF kcene. H. Is President Of the company, and
L. Faulkner Of Boston il Its Treasurer.
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4, DunL'S' June 2.-Thomas Cafrrcy. the fourth
s rHun'H fsrk murderers was hanged In Kiln ain
-" "s" O'Clock this morning. puring a farewell
down s",n MIN his mother yesterday. carrey broke
R,0rniny wie'eb. The crowd outside the pr-cn this
Ipr,a"s vas very small nunbrTln. only shout ATTY
Ii. Annng ese were the mother and brother -
q, a.. nsI ana woman who has becn pres ent nj all
Lord p,.s,enlohs Of men convicted of tito murder Of
Tor H. euefeh 'hNen1ish ant Mr. Rurku, and PRAYED
viii "a, iast evening in which he said: " hope you
paying m, 1--we csn,. to blush for my name: A. am
com, s.n 70 ,uncr for IL in tile neat" Caurey was
'''a "heh on the scanold. Ills death was instant,
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HARRISBURG. June PIN the House to-day
the l'l prohibiting consolidation q competing tele-
graph companies aud escheatng lines which Gre thus
Cou.0lncd WAS passed finally. The nj! for the pro-
n"'t"n 81 medical science by the strihnon anl Of
Mh' .ihtd boti-s f"r scientific purposes through Q
BM'd cr' ateh fr mat purpose md Ia prevent UnuthOr
Fed uses nld 'raihc III human bodies was also passed.
lie Governor las signed The f.cc on lipv hill
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IIusA-. Win. the Walking Match.

baltimore. Juno; 2.-The six day walking
match at kernan's Gardens ended tonight al about
ip.. when Hughes md rsnchot left tho track an
hour after Norcnac AID three hours after sr, Lad sue.
cumbcd Tie latter was nearly disabled by swelling
of the legs and able 10 make the 800 mites which
would have entitled him to hiS entrance fec The score
At Tia. corclus"n wa: Hughes, ~. Ail.s, Norsmac
5i6, Fn,cot, 5o& md Hart, 90 TIL. Attendance has
been pretty large during the week and the gate ~, ey
Will probably amour, to sl2sr, ~ which Hughes re.
cr,yrs $500 Surrmac SttsO and rIuchot a. 40
Hughes had h"rcd 10 makc'ol miles hut 30 lame
nll day that he could ohiN wIh .reRt difficulty con.
ilnne hi walk. AoreHRc Wa, apparently the fieshett
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NepressiOn In the Iron Trade.

READING. Pa. June 2.-The price of iron ore
al number Of the MINIS has fallen in sympathy with
the decline in pig. Along the east =. yva;a road
warranted yield ~ yer cent was 20 duy NJ
- - aud a. Ore which sold ago nj 81 is now
sehy ~ ~ with very little demand several placel
WAGES nave 'een reduced e. "a cents for ten hours
work MI operators i'll hereafter REQUIRE the men
10 WORK eleven hours There no sign Of
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DoomsdmS for the Ours.

Keeper Mcmahon had upward o! loo dogs in
the pound nj the foot OF st SIXTEENTH street yeter
day. The chchcrs had 3'cn busy, sud unless the own
.r. of The enpinrrd animal. prepared to redeem them
Tomorrow VIII lee doonis'hN for nost ot flru. Ike
drowning VIII be conducted heretofore in ,h- lses
ence Of agents u Vi H"t.hs society of tn. dogs
seem 10 have no -u,ic''t of lc!F impending tat" ut
tile ro'h water touches them, Others II tir preston
~ lhtlr faces Las any meaMlnc KNOW rerlerlly.
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PHILADELPHIA. june 2.-Jay Gou!Is yncht
halalta !s rapidly nearing completion aud some
idea can be formed OF what the yacht will be when I'm
shed Yesterday NJ. Could and his son George came
eyer from New York TO Inspect the beautiful craft
They went oul 10 the silyarl md shown the
Yacht and expressed themselves hig, pleased. They
remained short time only and returned TO New York
early tiI!s morning.
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The Expedition Against Tonqu,n.

PARIS. June AIN the Senate to-day NJ Chal-
leme Lacour, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, replying TO
question of the Comte de St. WALLER said that I'LL neces
shry measures would be taken to insure the
sHmcce. Of the expedition against Tonann,
there would be small army there capable Of coping
with the difficulty, The Government, he said must
dcayor to smooth the difference with China. There
reason to believe that that country would seek rup
ture with France that she would Intervene where she
Ind rlgniS intnTnht.
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TEoY. June 2.-Charles Mitchell the English
puyist. WAS here tonight End spared with Billy Mad
den lie told correspondent Of Tus Sun that lie
ready to meet Gesry q Philadelphia on Any 'ers lie
also said that he could not train down to l+5 pounds to
ehNl. him to meet Mccoy. ~ his frame weighs that
amount II lie could train to the required weight would
weaken him that mccoy could have All easy victory
The report that Mitchell SPARED with and WAS knocked
out by All amateur Is untrue.
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Irish In,migr'nnts Starving.

NORTH ADAMS. Mass. June "A family or
rfi"cn Irish immigrants unable to speak English who
were sirped here from Boston recently with Just money
enough ia pay their fare have discovered IN the
verge of starvation III miserable tenement. wholly
destitute OF furniture six Of them were cent to lila
Beaver Mills To learn spinning, when their condition be-
came known To the operatives who assisted them ana
not ned the authorities.
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Irish Murder Couspiracies.

DUBLIN. June AT the examination to-day
Of prisoner charged with participation in the Letter
Track murder c"nspracy the head Constable testified
MIR r. Sheridan visited Galway In 1879 and tried
call meeting and III at io fled In
on warrant which hni been issued against him,
uAsTLEnAK, June 1.-The inquiry into the murder con
spiracy in county Nave wns continued to-day Tho
Crown counsel stated that they Oud furnish evidence
which would connect the prisoners with treason felony
aud murder.
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M interview to-day said that they have received no
fresh instructions from home since tho recent attack by
the fr.uch Madagascar territory They expressed
The belief that property belonging to Americans mast
have suffered during the bomhardmcnt Of MRjnngH as
there are two large American houses ia the town.
PAEis June 2-Advires have been received from Tam.
ntsy- thai the French Commissioner and the French
Consul arrived there Oh May
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Warned 4" STOP Street singing.

NEW HAVEN June 2,-Thc Salvation Army In
this city has been warned by Chief Of Police Webster
that they must stop their singing In future under
r'nar "i arrest. tnr,, Palmer chief Of the salvation.
i'ts snys II ID Their u.ti,Uu IT, uniil they are
stopped by Manor Lewis, thst Official guye them per
iG;ssiGH to hold mertiIgs IL. this city,
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Bu.,n... nu,,., All wo.,, SIC.

e , made and % complete i
Don't imagine them 10 be cheap trash; they are not
These suits could not be reproduced and sold for SO
They are h. greatest for the price offered
A. Raymond Co, a5< sad $50 Broadway, and corner
Fulton aud Nassau sts.-Adv.
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Fascinating her E..pi.yer.

poor girl whose beauty fascinates her employer
will surely the envy Of her associates; but size
should not be enved for beauty often proves the great
est misfortune Read the story Of Orphan Jenny the
Slave Of the Cloak Room" Just begun In the Hsv York
Weekln-Adp.
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Carpenters Union IS OF Brooklyn has an
ed that hereafter II will seek to obtain uniform
rate wages and the settlement difficulties BY ur
tration instead OF strikes.
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Hanian to Eater the c..rle. River Regatta.

BOSTON June 2. Uan,an. the oarsman who
left for T.ronto night expressed THE All il.
tenton Of IN the regatta to he ruwrd charles
River on July T. under the aus Of the cty Of kdston
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TLoY. juno On Wednesday next tho Rev.
Father HA,ernsns Wi! celebrate the 18Th wear " his
priesthood and the i2a - Catholic pastor IL Troy with
hlsh Of THANKSGIVING lie the olieLt priest In
ne ed
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MADRID. June 2..--At y banquet to Portu-
and spanish statesmen given here last evening by
the Vice President OF the Chamber Of Deputies. Senior
CASTELAR, made speech IN which he advocated union
between Spain Rna Portugal viscount Ainendinhn. y
Portuguese reply pointed out tho obstacles to union
betwcrn franqui nation like Portugal and sgsted
M sull
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Dnk o,a's Capitol Com,.,..,e..

FARGO. Dakota. June 2.-The Capitol Com
mission met yesteria, and four ballots taken the
last one OF which resulted as follows Pierce =; Huron
- bismarck, u Redhe!d y Mitchell Odessa received
vote 81 the ballots and Steel. and Ordwny
we're similarly favored The bSoting will continue to
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Cosl M,u.r., s.r.k. Ended.

DIS MONIES Iowa. June 2-The coal miners
and the operators have substantially agreed ust
their difficulties and the strike Ia regarded us over The
miners denounce the recent outrages.