Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1881, Page 5

serait" THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY,: JUNE 29, 1881I-TWELVE PAGES 5 HMO Md Comes tae area |,» CASUALTIES, had a visit from the seconds of his old ene» i} a ny, Lullies, the Conmmunist. Rochéfort | 'peprible Results Following a published {his morning a brutal es fs the death of Dufaure, ,.j40" ** | Race Between Ohio inale,—n colored man nam . Mangan, | of State, for the head of the State tleke! placed there a tew days since charged with | seems the tmost pritiahle, although his E: rape,—was destroyed by fire, ‘The building culfelieys thei) at i elanf thm statewsio was of the ordinary wooden character. The | fayor his nomination for 9 third term. keeper of the Institution was absent at the thne, and, although the frantic cries of the 1OWA. SUI CARSON, PIRIE hy and proceedet for mindtand to com- ¥ OREIGN. plete the Inying of the cable, PAUNELL lias not yet fixed the date for his visit to the United States, the ubject of which Is under- Another Horrible Murder ON | stood to be to uso hia Influence to discourage af is) th ‘ % : on terror-stricken Iinate cout he heard with e fed tho exertions of the skirmishers. awiipneng, i Spectat Dispateh to The Ohteaga THbune. an English Railway THE PERIANR, Tho founders of'the \Uredit’ Pattstel, one River Blegmers: (Mndow in westatanes cout heaven Many |, Des Mores, f2. June 33—This lias been J ‘ Train. 7 Granvillo's dispatch to tho British Mints- | of the countless’ dudielal. vquetites started and nll tat was fond (his morning of thé | day of sovero contest, though tn good hu- a tor at Witshington In regard to tho Fenlans prisoner were his charred remains, tor. Hartan’s teiends have assaulted the recently in. the AvenuedePOpera, ware re- i eantly arrested on wellkee of swhidling, The Boilers of One of the Boats In New York has not yet got beyond draft stronghold of Larrabee and Sherman at avery ert : forin, and probably will not reach that Min- Explode with Terrific SERGEANT BATES BREAKS INS LEG, | point, and celal to-night 120: votes, which. x \ Tho Victim Attacked in AJ jser'votore the lth MEIulys sae : GURMANY. . Force. Praca It, dine %.—Saturday nfaht | with the 108 for Campbell, they expect wil iN I I 0 N Gl ? 4 . . Locked Car upon Enter-° SFMGHT OF ABYLUS. Sy PRINCE MMSMARCH. ; ereainl Listen, the Atverlean Mamearrler, preventia nomination on the first or second ; ing 2 Tunnel A Borlin correspondent. sny, “Russia, Loxnow, June 23—A tlispateh from Berlin 5 Thelen an atidlence on the Public Square. | ballot, whieh ts all they want to Inattgurnte to - S H ing ned, enevusaged by the remonstrinces which it] says: " Disinarek is still suffering so much | Five Bersons Instantly Kitted | 1 stepping from tho platform he slipped in | a break from Tarrabeo and Sherman: but MADISON AND PEORIA oar ze eee tindorstood England: acnt.to-Washington in | that he will nat be able to leave Berlin for a and Many Suffer Sertows sutch n manner ns to break his tex below the | Sherman's frlenits are saigttine of hla suc. : “STS. . Y ait o ty y telus aN: knee. ‘Tho injured’ knee was set, and the | cess on the first ballot. it fs quite evident Fi : regard to the Fentnns, Ig entlénvoring ty re- | week.” Replying to a congratulatory tele: Injuries, Surmenut topes tobe able to nididress. his I r About Such a Struggle as Berdell open negotiations for réstricting the right of | gram from sumedresh students, he wrote 5 ae countrymen tipo the old fing as of yore, Harlan is the second choles of the Conven- ns follows; “Your salutations strengthen the hope that the national ‘sense of the Ger- 5 man yotth will In the future confer on the Thirteen Hungarian Minors in Penn: Fic announces lis Intention of speaking con- | Hot. For the other oflices all Is mera specu- tlitously until the fall of 1834. Jatlon, Senator Young fs twostl mentioned ° for Ligutenant-Governor, For State Super- cand Nathan Had with Their] cen, ae vinNls Murderers, ine Shy al | Cornell University erow has completed ar- UNSPARING REDUCTIONS © rangements to rowat Vienna on the oth of | that tute 2 viileh th sylvania Poisoned, Five of GROUND Uv IN A Conn-sirenten, | litendent tho prevalling opinion, seems to IN OUR’ ; . =. Kuteual Paaeltns which eet wal ye ine not Them Fatally. . Bpeetat Dispatch to The Crleagy Tribunes crave ee ‘ie nail Sable of cine ss . f th ded Villai “PIL MONETARY CONFERENCE: found." : Ciaxtox, Ub, Jine Eva Sehafer, | rhe crowd ts the biggest yet ata State Con- Audacity. 0! © Wounded. Villain | in view of to renssembling of the Mone- : MSMARCK'S TYRANNY. daughter of a ralirond man, was playing | vention. Durapex, June24—The Ofictal Jaurnat | Bologna Sausage Supposed to CLOAK and SUIT upon Reaching His Destjs -o tary Conference on ‘Thursday nest the around a corn-sheller this afternoon, whielt ‘ MICIIGAN GREENBACKERS. . Tinea, tits tinanctat article, while cunced- | publishes a Miulstertal order by whieh, in Have Contained the Poison= was dn motton, ‘at Mt Patnskl, and was |, Miah DRGEA TE ive Chiesa ovibutie nation: m9 ing that, as nn net of courtesy to Franco. and | virtue of the Socialist law, any one suspected en ht on the carrier and taken Into the 5 : Ms A = the United States, it was proper to accept | of fmperiting tho pubite pene may be refused . ous Matter. . seller, and way ground fon Jelly before | | LANsiNa, Mich. June 23.—The first day of: | DEPARTMENT. belng reseneds “It wasan awful sight. She | the gram! Greenbacker camp-mecting was o the right of residing tn Leipzieor its suburbs, was 8 years uld, sorry fullure, Althowgh the weather was their invitation to send delegates to the Con- at ee er: 7 Turence, advises the withdrawal. of the En- | The order will take.effect from the 20th inst., n + é : i : ee hs sects eeourenes by alish representatives In tht body, as there fs | and rematn In operation one year, + A aap me ein ae a Corns __ EXILOSION, eer peau Hardly, Jamndredt Heonle were SECOND i SERIES je Engi: nian Note |. | no expectation in any case of England's THE EMPRESS. ’ eller and Ground to a Tucsox, June 2%—L, Zeckendorfs’ pow- | Hiscusston of plans for the future was Ine OF QUOTATIONS. to America. ngrechig tonnything whieh will:affect ‘her | Benrix, Jung 23.—1n consequences of a} - Jelly. der-lhouse blew up this evening with aterrl- | duiged in by the great apostles present, and 2 : : adheslon to the single pol: standard. ‘Tho | surden attack of flness, the Empress, who Is ble explosion, breaking nearly every window | the mecthig broke wp for the day. It will pay to read the list, though firticle declares that the basis of the Confer- | staying at Coblenz, sent for Dr, Busch, of in gee. Ads reported iat the County Mos | a8 ASDE ANA MARSITATSHID, -- it be a long one. F . NDIANA 3 f . Bonn. She was subsequently subjected ton | Oremation of a Prisoner by tho Burning ie’ London ‘eptmes” still Blindly ence is x fundamentally erroneous concep- pew 8 tlon of the functions of government In regard | Speeta, Dispatch ta The Chicago Tribune, serious operation, and is now ns wellas could Fine Black Lawn Suits, with,’ . ! ty : nd Ignorantly Clinging to the —~ mee RHEL L to the | be expected, but requires rest. of a Jail in Goorgisa—Other KICKED TO DEATH BY A HORSE. |; Inpranaroras, June 8—Gen. Ik 8. | double walsts...s++0+e+ ess +++ 86000 ‘ ei, Y danbug tration principiesof the English extreney Onaualtics. Proms, Ul, June 28.—Yesterday Georga,) Foster received notice this evening of ls | fing Black Lawn Sults, with Hant>, 4 Be sat Be system. ‘Ibalso views the proseico of the THE WAST. h Lathrop, who ene here from’ near Paris, | appbiitnient a3, United States Marshal for | “gpg Walst....cseseoeceeserereree GeO Ky. with a lot of fine Horses, was killed by | the District of Indiana, the place made ya- a vicious horse. His s he died almost instant! English delegates In tho Congress as most : P “ 5 ee unfortunate, .and calculated to. Injure the Cassngnac, Rochofort, and Lultier reputation of England. ‘fhe Government, In French Cambric Snits, with tucked THE ATHLETES, 7 Cd “ een 2 Olivette Waista.....e.secsee. 800° Ff ConstaNtinorLe, June 4.—The wrestler | Gryciy vari, June 28. ‘and his to conipanions alone confessed to ; PLOSION. tH was broken, and | cant hy the resignation of Col. Dudley. le he steamer Phae- will enter upon his duties July 1. A . al hea 5 ‘| Calico, Cambric, and Porcalo Wraps. ©} Talking Fightand Acrang- | TU eN N haalileeurreney, ts stinply to | the murder of Abdul Aziz, "Tho ottiors do- | Mylcxbialed ler. bollers, & mort distance ’ prowxen. on10 DEMOCRATS. pers, GO stylet, 750 t0....ecerve 200 | ing for Duels. gunranted its weight and: fineness, following: | nied complicity. « ‘ and {s « total wreek. ‘Tho-lost are Cash in seictat eer fe ame Biralleiatet ae Conusmnes, O., June 38.—Tho Democratic | Colored Lawn Wrappors.........0+ 1,75 S the wishes of Hts sttbjects In the selection of _ _ SENTENCE TO-monnow. ‘ Naylor, engineer, of Manchester, 0.3 Samuel | _ TlH, O., June 28.—Isnne Levi, w boy 17 | Judtetal Convention, comprising Knox, Lick- | White Lawn Wrappers, $2.50 to... 7-50 2 ; ‘ | smotal, and in-no way offering to regulate tho | Wher counsel for the defense had con- | eynolds, porter, of Maysville; Joseph Carr, | 722s old, son of Moses Levi, of this elty, ing, and Delaware Conutles, met here to-lay | Repp Wrappers, Hned, 82.75 to... 8.7% The Parisian Comet-Observers Finding Ro- supply of the metal Ateall 3 side) hueumienta to-tayy tip rude deslated. deckhand (colored), Maysville; and Joseph Sas trownell While bathing In the river this a Femomiuated Suda Unters of Nowark, Colored Lawn Sacques, Lace trim- } per BTEAMBIII IN DISTRESS. Mustafa, rater, 0 ~ | Miller, deck-sweep. 3 s va baaedenbesccesenssasaesooan : sulta Different from Thoso of ‘The steamship Vandalia, from Mamburg | geant, Fahri Hey, and ind! Mehemed wero knoe learner epoca Anon tho | _XIGLED AT A DARN-RAISING. “MAINE. Linen Havelocks, Dotmans, and Uis the Amorfcans, for New York, was spoken on Stinday with | eullty of murder, and that All Bey, Nedjib | injured are D. 2, Smith, of Clucinnatt; Bas- | Muawauxey, June 23.—This afternoon | Lewiston, Me., June %.—The Greenback- | ster. all the newest , shay her shaft broken and needing assistance, The necident of the Vandalia occurred in : S : Bey, Midhat Pasha, Nourl Pasha, and Mah- | com Cooper, of Manchester; M. It McAr- “vo GREAT BRITAIN. 68.13 north Intitude, 15,20 west longitude, moud Pasha were accomplices, belng privy | tur, of C! 3 ‘Tim Seov t - tothoerime, Sentence will be pronounced ae ad ee oo RRTSEH ET ue BLGO tO..sseessree 8.50° - Fine Cloth ‘‘Mercodes”. Wraps, |” - qith good satin facings, bows, &0.15-00. i Frank Karad, ‘Town Clerk of Caledontla, | ers of the Second’ District have nominated {reine Cornts, Wis, was necidently killed | W, R, Gilbert for Conzress, _—<—<—<———$—$—$_—_— J HORRIBLE MURDER ON A RAILWAY TRAIN. | Shu hs 1,000 prssengers on board, on the prisoners to-morrow. " hom are slightly injured. The Phne- * x Ps : < -Lonpox, dune, 2%—When' tho Brighton |” ‘pwo powerful tugs loft the Clydoin search THE MISSI8SIPPI PLAN IN NULGARLA, Ee was on ean aMerthecl steamer POLITICAL. A hot BEEN Ss ce WATER taind (these. ‘ars superice in cloth, shapes mas! trimmings to the garments sold on tha’ ‘a South Side for 820.00. : : “West End” Shirred Clrenlars,. « Rathway-* express-train was’ .atopped: for | of the disabled steniner. ‘the’ collection of tickets outside of Bright. |< rm pronodatION oF PARLIAMENT. “on, yesterday, a man. named ‘Arthur! Inthe Honsoof Commons Gladstone sald Panis, June 28,—it is sald the Bulgarian ‘1 Government exercised the widest terrorism a Lelie tool. tente ber weet during the ‘elections, Vance- burg and Manchester, “valued at $5,000, aA Maysville speciul says the steamer Wild- and the Sfingerfest are upon us, and during VIRGINIA. the progress of the festival the visitors to Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. . 1 Chicage should be careful ayd'not make too f = Lefroy, wos found in one .of tho | he hoped to prorogue Parllamont the first : DISTURTANCES avood, which went to the rellef of the | Ricisioxn, Va, June 23.—Both straight- ‘ ater. vi tho most graceful ‘and, effectiro “enrriages*, wotnded on the hend . and} week In Anguit: ‘; hive taken place in varlous places in Bule | Phaeton, returned, bringing all that could be | outs aud Mahone men clatin the action of the feeawedt lem iratet Re eee ere protective Wrap yet introduced, bleeding... Ho. reported. that hls fellow-tray- : garla, attended by foss of life, ascertained of the aceldent. ‘The Phaeton | Committee tu-lay asa victory, and both seem id seable climate,’ alao tl 1 publ and not to be. found elsewhore, 4 ® : OVF For SIBERIA. . age oe and Handy left Maysville together, and be- | well satisfied. It{s renerally conceded; how | CoMNseable climate, also during all DUDNC | $19.00 to..cssesceeeererceeeees AGOO> i elers were acountryman and an old gentio- | Gait a well-known correspondont of ig, when the Ph ’s bolte: y . festivals nnd demonstrations Jasting several mini; that, shottly atter. passing Croydon he | ¢p, aoe ott England ol ‘Sunday Inst for MEXICO. Tratleds SE eee ee eoeeetor Ss sho tarda | Cver that Ib was a Mahone victory, as thas Satin de Lyon Dolmans, with good : . . . * lays, St. Paul wrote to Timothy to drink a been his ulin to have tho Itepublienn Con- | Hitis wine forihis weak siommel’s. sakes If vention mect inn portion of tho State more | Inger-beer Ind been browed In his day his accessible to the Black Bett than Staunton, jtdannent and advice rouid fave, been fit Q : Viel Yom | Iavor of tho amber fuid.. The ques\ tha lags sere Sinainby the! ¥ feptimte Poms arises, Where can good and wholesome beer mittes ata recent meeting, whieh place ts | pe had? and the answer ix, At all, places on the Chesnpenke & Ohio Railrond, the frea | whidre the beer of the “Peter Schoenhofen’s passes of which Vice-President Wickham | Brewing Company” is ‘offered over the has controfled, It was desired by Mahone coun Our sonesters frown abroad should that the location be changed to a spot burt ‘|! a ty “ more advantagemts to his own Interests, fecaraler th b bel ls nnd InvigOrales, nn This has been done. Lynehburg, the plave OO —— selected, is on the Norfolk & Western Road, SOMES—HUNTER, MAHONE’S OLD ROAD, Tho wedding of Miss Dora Hunter and Mr, with the management of which he is under- | Frank Somes was solemnized yesterday aftor- stood to have still much frifluence, Cochran, | 100n nt tho house of the bride's fathor, No. 480 the nogro who was elected Clalrumn of the | South Parkavonue. The occasion wus naturally ‘Committee, {5 undoudtedly a Wickham | ®M0st Joyous one, baving fora tong tine past HOW THE GREAT ACCIDENT ITAPPENED, of the river and close together, The direc. Ciry of Mexico, Jime. 3,—The Govern- |: tion of the explosion was to the reny, and this ] mont of Moreles has been Informed oftelally | saved the passpngers, who werd mainly fi that the necldent on the rallrond was caused ihe {rant a oe 18 Every thtay. abore ths by an officer who apprehended the desertion | pletely torn. off. ‘The Handy, though of his saldiorg, Ie compelled, pistolin hand, | disnbied by havmg her — chimneys the cngincor to’ go forward, in spite of the Enogked downs went on up, the river, 1 3S 7 opposition which the latter made, on account gvera! passenpers Wito were: uct. of the heavy rain and the complete darkness, | ates Tunica Weis eArthur, of Chicago, 8 salesman, was badly cut. daines Torrotis, a Hoth were saved. Amongst tho dead are | commerelal traveler’ from Pittsburg, was thirty-seven women and five children. blown iuto the river and fost his vatise, but 4 ‘’ GEN. DIAZ, was Diaelt Fescued. A unknown Cees s i who Is supposed to be Tost is a inity who Secretary for Public Works, has resigned. fot abonrd in the Fifth Ward at Maysville, Gen. Pacheo, Governor of the Federal Dis- | ‘The enbin register being lost. it 1s dioult to trict, will take his place, Sountor KR, Ter- | tell whether all the casualties are known. uindez hag beon, appointed Governor, © heard a shot, and was: stunned, * The polico e i = found several bullets fmbedded in tho ear- rae ote cringe tian de rlogo, and-in Balcombe Tunnel thoy found GEGHETATN TOWN'S RIUAND the corpse of 'T. J. Gould,» rotired business- | - png orld says Mr. Brown, one of Presi man, who hnd bean to London to collect div~ dent Garfield's private secretaries, arrived In idends, with Iii thront cut, ITo.wns also) upland about the middle of June with In- tabbed -In varlous places. Only a pocket- | structions for Minister Lowell which it was book, contaluing his cards, was found on his} thought injudicious to send elther by mail person, Lofroy, afler having his wounds | oy telegiaph, ‘The Instructions comprised, “dressed, started for London. Notice hns | ay order that tho American Consuls through- ( beon fssued stating that he will be accused of | out Troland should r@port fully and statedly -f tho anurder of Gould. Ho Isa newspaper | concerning tho character and extent of the Teporter, ged 22 years. : digatfection, and particularly relative to tho, ys FUNTHER DISCLOSURES prevatence and conduct of the Lrish-Ameri- _coneorning the murder committed In a ent | cay element. Brown lias started home with =p rlage on the Ino of the London & Brighton | 4 quantity of valuable information, . Railway are most sonsational. They recall “AT THE WOOL BALES . Passementeric and Fringe Trim- sia mings .. 00 ‘The reductions on our White Swiss and i, Fancy Silk, Cloth, Cashmere, and Bunting ye Suits, exceed anything heretofore known. Pas to Trade om to West Sie, CARSON, PIRIE & C0, BRESS GOODS. WHOLESALE POISONIN a. been n bright anticipation among the large ** the Incidents connected with the murder of Slay ¥, ‘ 2 ‘ r AUSTRIA. Bpectat Dtepateh to The Chicago Tribune, straight-out, and itis conceded that this isa | oro . B. Mr. Briggs by a German ‘named Miller, un-, Teale ere oa oe ee { MUNGARY. t Winkxsnamie, Pa, Junie %—A most re- | Wickham vietory, but the Mahone faction .| Clete of friends of tho bridal Pelt. Tho vay. Bs F. Fleetwood perfornted the eornmony accord- say this isn mutter of small importance. A {ue {0 the Episcopal ritual. ‘Thora rere ome remarkable fuet connected with this action | Mfty guests present, composed of | intimate fi ds and relatives of the family. The. brido is that Cochran Is the first negro elected | {ete Mien dressed in mica sutiny trimmed je Chairman of the Republican Stata Com- with Walenctentes nee and orange ploas pie tulttea In Virginin, As this was done by the | Tho presents wero v numerous an videnced t tonded arity of Wickham men, thoy claim’ that they have aad eaigencea pe wide ox foxpoct’ th, Epon “t demonstrated manfully. their purpose to | few weekr at Geneva Lnke, and will make o stand by the rights of the colored man, this | tour of the Eqstern cites. elevation of one over the heads of the whites ‘A FLOATE belng an evidence of thelr good faith In tls | Jonny de Lorimer, watchman at tho Illnols rogard, Tho action of the Committea un- | River Elevator ut the foot of West Washington duubtedly makes the Lynchburg Convention | street, found the body.of aman tlonting in the | the great pattle-ground, and both straight- | river noar tbat point. The body was taken ‘to outs and Mahone menwill now bend all | the Morgue, whero it was subsequently lentt- their energies tocnpture that Convention, | fled ns thatof William Getter, = Senta OF Ae, two-thirds of the membere of which will be | MUO durmerly rested at NO. atlor al Nov dt colored, .As both factions havangreed to the | West Randolph street. Ho had beon missing ‘ume and place ot aneoting of thts body, thoy | since tho stet inst. will, it Is understoud, standby its action, GALI LITTORAL and therefore it will probably * . AN AERONAUTIC SCHEME, DEFINITLY DECIDE THE CONTROVERSY oo Willan es Mlnnonpollts in town in tho ranks of tho Virginia Itepublicans, If | Sttendlng the races. When In New York 0 faw _ & days ago be madean arrangement with Prof. itdecides to put n straight-out Republican King, tho noronnitt, to mako hia experimental Chas. Glossage : & Co. “Semi-An. Sale.” Extraordinary no = 5 inducements! ' Pesrn, June 2,—Of 208 Doputies olected | markable Instance of wholesale poisoning to tho Hungarian Dict 170 aroMinisterialists, | by eating bologna sausage came to light to- 63 Indepundents, 44 Moderate Oppositionists, day. It appears that on Sunday a party of 8 Nationalists, and 0 belonging to no special | thirteen Hungarians, who nre employed fn party, . : tho mines of Coxe Brothers & Co,, at Drifton, GREAT DIATURBANCES wont to Hazelton, in this county, and when took place during tho elections. Threo per- | they arrived there they visited several sa- sons were killed and nany wounded, loons kopt by o low class,.of Polandors. oe . A JOURNALIST About 11 o’cluck they brought up ata cheap has been sentenced to four months’ Impris- | restaurant, where they constyned a quantity onment and pay a tine of 1,000 florins for an | of belogue sausago, and, ns the saloonkeeper article attacking the ditiy!""" | asserts; drank unsparingly. of. water. When : the ‘crowd left the placo, shortly after BPAIN. . thoy presentud a -piliable ,sight.. Some {PROTECTION V8.-FREE TRADE, . of them staggering and wheeling about like Manip, Juno 28.—Tho Free-rTaders haye'| men ‘terribly overcome with - intoxicants, held a crowded mocting, and imposing. neet- | ‘They continued to move along In the dirce- ings of the Protectionists have been held at | ton of Mount Pleasant. A short distance Barcelona. In tho latter the example of the | from Hnzelton, near this town, the landiord United States was poluted to, and resatu- | of & Hazelton’ hotel, name Cotter, necom- tions wore passed asking the Government for | panied by n butcher, discovered three of the protection’ fur our imorchant ‘marine and } ungarlans lylng In the road somo distance manufacturers. |, ce ve pg frqm’ each other, and apparently In a dying ‘der -almost shiullar circumstances, Mr. * is ‘ Briggs was traveling by rail to London, and = Bool; De tittn. ss - chanced to be tho duly oveupant: of tho ent | “pe Commons wont Into committee on the riage except Maller, who: killed hin, and’) yang pin this evening. Parnell withdrew “robbed hhn to tho hat” and mndo ils way} his amendment; because he understood tho to Liverpool, and thence to tho United’ | Government would: refuse to accept {t, ard, States, where he was arrested while wearing ns itwas likely to create much discussion, thechat of the murdered man. . Ho was | he woutd not press it, considering the late brought back to Englund, tried, and oxeculed.'| period af the session. a ME GOULD STRUGULED DESPERATELY Fol REDPATIO. | 35 a eee Te pi oqo] (ented that he evorsald that lnndlords should be shot like dogs... He had engaged ta write | twenty-five'articles for an American journal on*‘irelnnd,” and he Intended to go through tho country as before, but did not intend to ako speeches, :, fe r COYMITTED FOR TRIAL. as tho carringe Is spattered with hia blood.‘ Two ‘bullets woro found. imbedded’ In tho; carringe, and there were other avidences of a hnnd-to-hand conflect, but the murderer, having completed , his worl, and, : as Is be-" leyed, robbed tha victim of a large sumo: money, throw his body out of the window if 3 Into the tunnel. ‘Thera jt- wis found gomo | PUDLAs, June 23.—Ennts, the policeman, hours afterward, and was gocn to be stabbed |. WHO itis alleged, killed Maloney, a farmer, in several places. ‘The murderer enmo tis far fusing oe Laeabb Hot at Bodyko, his as Croydon, a station a.fow inites outof Lon-.} Peet committed For tra’, oes _ don, near the Crystal Palace.’ Here he left, Melange Suitings, - - IScts, French DeBeige, All-Wool, 18 cts. - Pyle: AGRICULTURAL LABORERB, ‘ ‘Tho Chic Secretary for Iroland “will ‘re- tho train, and with astoiinding audacity A condition. Only one of them inade any signs | ticket in tho field It Mill be # death-blow to | trin'in his new rabber balloon in Minnoapolia in ‘ pive a deputation representing .the Irish ag- |- = i t called one of the: polies officers on duty at:| eA tt horens on the tet of July; wllenn ALGIERS. of life, and he violontly beat his stoumneh in | the Mahone ticket, and the fight will be then | September next. Tho roronaut proposes to cross | String Fr, Gamel’s Halt, All-Wool,. 25 station to his aid... Ilis faco‘was wounded and biceding, and his clothing was torn, ., Ilo said he - ‘ eo ie ‘MAD DEEN,ON A LITTLE SPREF, i had drank tov much, and. bad Injured.him- solf by attempting to walk about in the car- Pe YOU AMANA, token thet hs was suffering sovere abdominal MAN, June 93.—~—Npies ‘report that Bou | vain. ‘The two men hurried on to Moun Amann, the rebal chief; las murdored the | Llensant for aid. When they reached that village they fonnd a large crowd gathered zouaves and chassours whom ho captured, | around four men of the Hungarians, who and spared only thirty-three of the Span- | fad managed to reel into the streets of the fards whom he took. prisoners’ recoutly near | town, where thoy dropped at: Intervals, en- Saida, re Ds lirely exhausted and In great agony. The Met peopla wore aileniniatortngs milk and other BAD SALOONKEEPERS, antidotes* “Medien! aid was summoned, an . +) upon the arrival of Dr. Fruit, a well-known. ‘Tho Citizens’ League fof the suppression of wgsisiany pronounced tha: men badly tho sate of (iquor to minors is mecting with:) polsoned. Powerful umetics rere given the most gratifying success in tho prosocution of .| suiferers. aA conveyance had been sont for thelr work, following closo upon tho sentenoe of | the three men seen by the landlord, and James Kelley to p@ n fino of $50 and costa and | they were brought: to ; town and thbeconilned in tha County-Jall for twonty | Pinced under’ the ‘Doctor's. cnre. day, for, sclling iauor ton drunkard, Wille | {ho people worked all, night | with Jom _Fovmaur, aoe a Biato atroats WAR | wore Ovidenees that some of thon Wout Hot oalted for trial Monday bofora Juilro Garduer | recover, Scouting parties were sent Into the on tho charge of selling Itquor to minors, but bo ') woods fo tinid-the missing six, as ana of tte falled to appear, ‘and’ bis bonds: of 800 | men, who revived sufliciently. to spoak, said ora. declared ' “forfoltod.’ On. the ‘samo | that the whula party of thirteen ieft Hazie- duy Edward rico, corner of Thirtoonth piaco | ton together. About 3- o'sluck yesterday and Blue leland avenue, wns oalted for trial bos | orning two of the missing- Jlungarinns for tho saino dudga, chargod with, tha sue | wero discovered near cach other, lying with offense; hut ho failed to anawer, and his bonds; their fi ‘di in violent contortion: of, wero also forfeited. Yesterday Will-'| their faces down, as ¥ or contortions, fam Dohenvy, cornor Wright and Canal atrosts, | ‘They wore some distanco from the main :| was calted up before Judgo Gurdoor to recaive | rond «in the wootls, and, as A sever sontouoe,. ile tnd boon found gullty a fow days | storin had passed over during the night, apo by njury of tho orimo of sciilug liquor to] thelr clothes wore wet through. Theso were adrunkard againet tho protosta of tho drunk- | taken to Mount Pleasnut and cared for. Up Beds wits, aad the Juice, afer Bomlnieloring | tan late one yesterday Morning no tidings BP go nnd costs and to bu confined in kis Couns | Bad beon recotved of those who lind gone In : n h of the other four, It wag nscartalned ty dull for twouty days, and ho was taken dawn | Search OF Fa ‘thos thell to bear Kolly company. : that) besides cating, SAU RG 6 Hungarl- John Langyill Ashland avenue, was arraigned Lt had been indulging in diluted alcohol as CO between the regular Republicans and the | te ANanticin Demverats, with chances in tavor of the lut- : CINEG® NOTICES. ° ter,. If, on .the contrary, they agree to BUSINESS NOTICES, coalesce with Mahone, he hnsastrong chance y ‘ 1 f of carrying the State. The action of the Com- ofhTendin sect tro camel tenet or th mittes to-day in weeding out from member- pes age. J enriehes: the blood, hrompt- slifp of the Lytichburg Convention all Renub- | x minnuraies te, Ue Ae acy A round forins Heans who took part In the recent Readjuster | bright oyes, bappy stato of inind. Arend’s drug~ Conyentlun is q Malone reverse, ns some of | Store, corner Madison street and Fifth avenue. Tis best and thost Influential Republicans Fee participated In the Readjuster Convention, SnD ENS: Fae AceoctAtal Freaks Ihave proscribed Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Hicnsoxy, Va, June 23,—The Republican | iu suveral cuses.of Fhthisla (consumption). with State Committea met here nt noon totay, | Kood rest By ainone others that of scuming to pursuant to the call of Jolin D. Lewis, Chair- bi ITAUNTON, ‘Masa, E. W, Jonns, M. Dy man is ny ‘Lhe full, Committes was present In person Fourth of July and Ice-Croam.—Make or by proxy, Lowis, tnking the chair, stated | Zour, Ice,cream arrangements Sith Brodiey 72: that it had. been his intention to resign the me Chairmanship at the meeting which hecalled Karat wo In tho universal remedy for the ist Inst;.that circimstances com- | for burns, sonlis, cuts, bruises, and Nosh wouuds. pelled him to postpone the thine of that meet- TRAS. statement {n regard to thelr condition will bo laid before him.’ "°° . 4 __.., “SHE BEND OR CASE BETTLED. ‘ “Tho case known as the Bend Orsult, which has abtraotel Felco. attention in sporti cir -tratn’ wi ‘ i eles, was deeltted to~lay by n verdlet In fn- nage we te «teal ap gan ait ¥or of Barrow, tho veterinary surgeon who ane ‘the 2 Hiee, ae ne ha ete tt brought sult’ against the Morning Post bali PR ne! a oe for libel. ‘The paper charged that Barrow, In up so well by‘n doucour’ of: half a crown, that one of thom assisted him: from” tha. station to a -houso. near, Croydon, which hoe said was his home, Inthe morning when tho condition of the carringe In which the’ mur- der was committe! had boon: seen: upon its arrival Iti London, and the news of ‘tho’ find ingot tho body of the iniurdered inn had ben received, the tardy. suspicions of : tho. Poltes wore oxelted, and they wont to Le- froy’s housy onty to discover.that the bird had down, leaving no trace of- iis: oxtt or scent of his whereabouts, .‘The: policeman’ then remombered that. Lefroy bore on his person marksof having boon =: 3}. + tease s . ; +) .BNGAGED INA SEVERE FIGUT;: , ° atte NRL ve tnt his throne was geratehol! and woinded, | -7y9;Gornell University. row have com: and’thiat ‘thero’ weru marks’ o8.of. # pistol-| ytoted arrangements to row'at Vienna on wound {a his head, It has bean ascortalned, | the sth'of August. 7" however ae is a ne Oa ett ve appre, aie: watch numbered 16,201, mado by Grifiiths, | “yy wd, Loi "5 the celebrated watclmaker of London,’ Fur ac ieraetiee Slnastonee. 100 Pcs. All-Wool and Silk and Wool. French Suitings, 35, 40, and 5O cts. Less than Half Value! Fr. Lace Buntings,. 48 in, All. Wool, 75 cts. Fig’d Fr. Camelettes, 48 in., All-Wool, $1.00, formerly $1.75. All Colors. 106-10 State-st. 66°62 Washington-st. —_<_$_—_—_—_—_—_—_——————— ~~ ELAVORING EXTRACTS. NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS treating’ Bend .Or- professtounlly, ** fixed? iim in tho Interest ofa cllquo of turfmon, 60 that ho lost the race, ‘The jury decided ‘the allegation to be untrue, and: awarded £1,750 damages. ts 5 recut The sult of the veterinary surgeon against tho Aforning Post, claiming damages for Nbel In .the Bend Or ense, has beon decided in favor of the plaintiff, the jury awarding #1780 andcnsts., 6 5 gt A PRETENTIOUS WALI AGAINST TIME, This morning, William Gale. of Cardi, Wales, gtarted Iu an attempt to, walk 6,000 quarter wiles Jn 6,000- consecutive .ten min; Morsford’s Acid Phosphate—Consump=- tlon. Ing until to-day; and. that he. regarded the action of the meeting held the ist. In depos- ing him Mlogal. -:Gen. Wickham, Congross- man Jorgenson, and Dozendort, and’ others who participated in the meeting of tho Yist wore -present, and made no objection to i i { Lewis presiding, Subsequently Lewisealled to the chalr State Senator Kar! 10 Favors, ' fa coalition with the Headjusters, Clarke, of t Lewis ‘ald’ Gen Widkian Fe ae Having now rofit- ther informanon hat IL fore Justice Walk & 1 Th ft th vw ion. mn to Teale, and . 3 ier intopbon, ea the rally pO. igen of tno Land Maal havo precedence | Lon Wahi taaaeraal Wu | Ree ac HG ett, SAM | Eva Jo ns poem of Can tod. One arseelies, : a orlaee ate Goud, Lotter, “ana | over othor orders of business, whenevor th | bis wocond offense, bo wae fod €0 and cots. {the bologna, Ho has quantity.in his pos | Ghatrman and other measures for considera lately damaged by ; aiGhe Be hon thee tovle te boa | bill appears,on the notlea. paper, until.tho | ud the Longue will ask tho Mayor to revoke Bis | gassion, and will make a. chemfeal exuninn- | tion of the General Committee, ‘Tho resolu- Fire, wo opon with : SoA Ievaiet ead telehid nay. 100 No trace | House shall othorwise decide, was adopted ls : «| ton of It at once, Jjite information to-nlgut | tion was finally adopted, and a recess take, an ontirely now b untryman and frioud of Lofroy,"No trace | Without division, .attor, a debate lasting an . A NEW COLLEGE BUILDING. .° Ig to tho offuct that live of the polsoned Iun- | ~ Upon reassembiing the Conference Co: i: ‘kof Choice T has beon discovered of this, third man. A: eet 5 i B GE BUILDING, garinus are dead. . +>: Tanittes reported ning they could vot axre 4 _ Stock of oice Teas 4 ‘i wren aq: | Hour anda halt. : : “** pectat Dispatch ta The Chicaga Tribune, nitte y race ted ait { moro careful search of the Hne:hing resulted’ | ory pubs Clarke, of Falrfax, who had acted during (this year’s growth), ; in tho discovery of n collar ‘bolonging to'the i THE MASTER IRON SIIPDUILDERS. ANN Arnon, Mich, Juno 28—The Bonrd ... UNDER TNE WHEELS. the doy with the stralghouts, offered a reso- § the purity of which ( ‘murdered trany Hie watol and 440 which ire :| 07 te Teo have devided to: ylgid to tho de | or Regents to-night nuthorized, Regont Sptciat Dispateh to The Chteago Tribune, Iution asa ‘substitute for tha‘ disagrectng ro- | rant ant iT h ‘ rE ediean 0 fine bail In lie pookok aro anlae mands, of their employés, and the strike | Shearor to visit Boston, and to arrange with Jackson, Mich, June %3—At 4 o'clock | por neaviding Bit a iogennns sad dawis Wo guaranteo. rin uUrchasoe is «slg. Tho wateh numbored ai above wea the, | Wetel Was eminont is ayertod. =. Waro& Van Brunt, architects, fora moill-:] this morning the mangled remams of a body | Snell Mash thal cating to tne Chalmuan: | of ont Standard Teas at 50 and 60 F proporty of Mir. Goulds It ts supposed that, | MY DORY LITTLE WESTERN, flod plan of their drawings for. the: proposed"| were found on the Inv of the Lake Shore & | inet mombor be solected, ald, furthor, Uiat,. ty or pound is solicited. 2 tho: murderer will, ondeayor to’ eseapo to’ henep for. Amorica the 14th inst, was spoken | now Hbrary bulldiag, which fs to cost -$100,--} Michigan Southorn’ Railway near this city. | a Convention be held In Lynchburg the loch") i : a o . thirty miles southwest 000, and, -ifsntisfactory to him and tho Com- | It was found to be the corpse of nyoung | of August, to which Convention no perabnt) \ Franco or tho. United. States, |, A doscriptl He ° es cripelon | dtays: Alt well,.: « ' Comte | te 2 P. Shaughnessy, ‘Tho last | should bo ‘ellgiita as delegate who had pare ili | 4» of hin: has béen telegraphed to atl, tho. out- | “ ia BFR oe sulttee, the plang aro-to bo necepted, Com-) teamstor named Dy Bl f ave 10 flompated In the Rendjueter Convention, “1a i ing ports, . Tho. imbectlity of the police at |. .7y, sitie Frenne ai League quae: ‘potitive prizes for the plans were awarded to | train that caine avor tho rond last night was | cipstitute was adopted,—yeas 1, nays 1, we roydon has oxclted great -Indignation. . THE NURDER EXCITES INTENSE INTBREST. |. other architects, as follows: Samuel G. | nt 11:80, and. the firoman aud engincer did 7 &,, dea % | not notien the body, Decoused was alight, It appears the real une of Lefroy, who Is, 1 ing to-day reported that sinco the beginning | Halli Columbus, 0,,° $800; 5 of tho mbvEment’£10,000:"nd been contrin-’| Bustato, $200; and 12, 8. Jounisons: tbeagy: | spnro mnan, and it is thought the cow-catcher ti $ 8100, ‘It was decider: to Jocate suapectod of tua murder, ls Monty Mapleton.- ule Ao romtieses from Aujeriee, ths Babt | building in the centry of the campus, eroR eee bartT seta ig ‘The pollco brought him: from Brighton’ to ; Hivesia'a nevont | fae S ne bone In the body was broken, and ‘every Croydon, and thon allowed him to go. home|’ “The t¥ymea’ Ananctal articlo this “morning oxi BULL TR AN MEN S avdune |, ltd, reduced to a nut preventing a torribto Eater the eventing a8 walle: authorities: states that the yoport of tho Russtan dolegate. | - sroux City, ere Wein ch Wheeler, i Meat, Core te it wi a Kee Bers in possession of ‘facta which :In~'| (6, tho Monetary Conforence has: been sub-.| yy, 37 A; fust'in from: Plorre, ‘says: he sent | Shaughnessy was murdordd and his holy: ucod them to order his qrrest.: On: thelr | mitted to “his Government, and opposes bi- }'down two companies. of (Infantry from | Plaged on tho track, Deceased was uninat-_ ia Joseph Jorgenson wns ‘called tothe ehutr, ‘owls vathritue tw tho flour, H.W. Clarke, of Th A IMPORTING (‘0 Falefax,, and J, W, -Cuchran, colored, of ” deeb Sipe asl aietanie . talrmansh: chy sted = tone A resolution Was ad opted: providing 88 STATESST. that deloxates to the EaCh DUE Convention . bo olected Aug. 3. Tho now Chalraman isa straighout publican, . SUITS AND GARMENTS. a EXTRACTS. | j FORE ela lei Loldlin Sine ees bale Sey a «WISCONSIN, y arrival at Lefroy’ Wall i ae ede? EN » Bpectal Dispatch to The i | they found Ne ed loft hy sue Te ae pneie Fort. Bully “to Plorro on Saturday, to | "> gest piepaicn Go the cneeso tribune Warentown, Win, June: Dealt nev tho | AD LK 8 Tropered from the shelesst Yralls, without soloriag, polvens roar of the building, and hag not, been hunrd: tee quell, the rlotous proceedings; of a. atrik- | Srmxavietd, Illy Suns thls oventng’ | talk in Republican circles that the name of eee eet i aseacees AL WATS cn a ‘ ofsinee, ‘Tho murdered mon, Gould, was tty fae mae oat ing bul traln owners ; bar Patna 2 pan 6 o clock # aRe, cies freight tho }lon, Jolin A, Bentloy, late Commissioner po nos fall to vaya silvia Tins. ciosue repeat frome a me ie the habit of traveling on the. train In* queg-:| » Panis, June 23,—For, the last ‘two, nights Slow aus pf Freight {nes to lon for Wendwoot,’ Tho ‘troops aro at. ost Plorre, Fea ee Oia tho ankiae eviad. was, Tho’ bull-train mon ot Weat Tete oe wii trylng to get on 8 car, ‘of Penstons, will be presented for Governor ai tinenmaing Repubtinn Site Convention TE BERLIN SUIT C0., then aa the ment delicate, peddiogs, creams, ole, ever mace, ‘tion, “Somo articles, such os -Hanoverlan | the comet-has bean remarkably brilliant, aud Manufactured by STEELE & PRICE, fanufacl He id tokens, were found on the porson of Lefroy, |: ourastronomers talt us. It Is to-night to at- and also beside the murdered man, whlel, i | tail Itq apogee.’ : After that, its splendor will , Whvolor says the tralus of fre! now load without jnolestation, The strikers] 7 page | ANCON _| bea tower of strength, and give a splendid Makers of Lupulla Yeast Gems, Cream Baking ls thought, will fwpllcate Lefroy tu tha, |.diptnteh, and th threo; weeks wo shall have'|‘say they will hold out for another month." |g Pees ier saar re tine aaa sond-off to the State tleket.: ‘The Hon, Jona- No. 226 State-st., near Quincy, onder elery Chleago ad Bt. Louis niysterlous tragedy, . rBe eae Oh acon the last of it for aevonty-fout Fears. Tha : : ARTHUR LEFROY, x : comet gave.riss {9 an interesting ‘discussion: whose nnine fs connected ‘with the mysterf-, at the Agadony of Scjenco yesterday, -) Jan-; ous murder on tho Brighton oxpress train, |.sen “Informed “ng :'that it weasyred seyorg! has been in thy habit of clainng: as his own |‘ million leagnes,;.:Jts head, ag, pon, hero; ap- the comedy of “Pins aud Nendles,” played |’ pears to be spherical, and {s surrounded bya In many chtics of the United States, . Tealya |. luminous halo, glying a. pecullar brightness," has represented himself as, tho- author of | It has no body worth speaking of, but the tall Several sucecastul Durlesgiies ond opera | is finmenss,'and Is so: transparent that stars bouffes, which were performed In Melyourne | of the second magnitude are seen behind It,: and Awerica. et and ‘aba clearly: reproduced “in the photo- isat a er idvigetottunonianiel | UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS, ieee eaten ent EA | ates! Salts Jakes, Wi that rohan deolnen Wn covalucrad ty Ladies’: ‘Suits, Jackets, Havelocks, delete atten Ad tosuen tor | Ulsters, Children’s Sults, &0, ie dee iat civaooe Sha Silk Costumes aud Silk Dolmans lon Wastin, Broun dis vwiett | BERLIN SUIT CO,; Rea the cvesent able: Seerotar? R226 STALTE-ST, | aoa T of | Awrecked ‘ship Franoonla was sold at auction ‘are agitated over the appearnnce of ‘Bioko Py tho uuderarrivens fo save 8 porte fey re and ‘parks from:the summit of , Mount ees i eee is. ‘Tamalpals, featlnga voloanto outbreak, The | {rHed from Farallanas, rene on board the BUSINESS UARDS, my "RANTS, INDIA INK, WATER : p R golormorsrayens frum at Alndg of work guarautesd fret-class. TEN KL¥CK & CO., W Stato-st *. : Wil CET PUPMRNG & GUHITTNG Done dy AI WHSON, * | $0 Prompt nd reliable.” |: 74 Adams-st. Dealers maka Money with rot i, "Walte-for In and crew of the yeasel. Phe shipis ‘appearance probably procosds froma, brusly | CoA tne ead wit" Hiro on the BUNT, ——mmaye+ ries a otal is. na ontrace Pon, wis pee ty DICKINSON COLLEGE CKINSON COLL GE a Hie greoted in Ban Francisco, amounts to "Qantas, Pa, Juno-29,—Tho literary sé rN? i 5 oloties of DiokiNeon College had halevannl-:| . grsesat DAT ER innate Yersery meeting this evoning, » The: oratont Aazeanrs, Ga, une 8~—At 9 o'clook (his Nthomts Jelerons “Gacigy aitred Tower | shokAlng th jit Stone Mountaln, stxteen send Tead a poem, which was well! rocelyod. inites from Allants, contaluing a single In- THE NeW cauLE. 2S} graphs which Jansen has taken, ; Lonnon, Juto 23.—The cable ponetragtign ROCHEFOUT AND PAUL DE ’ORSHAGRAD steamer Faraday picked up and buoyed aro‘again at loggerheads, ~ Rochefort 1a ox- end of the new cable off Land’s End to-day, | pecting a challenge from Capt. Brown, 2