Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1876, Page 1

eS re ee ee THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISIED DAILY, Sundays excepted, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania Avenae, cormer Lith strect, a8 | ESIN Mdbseeribers a Ten Cevts Bixty Cents * month, o THE WEEKLY STA ® porte 82a year, postage prem BF All mudscriptons invariably tn advances. av The Evening Star Newspaper Oompany, 4. H. RAUFFMANN, Pres’t, i seed STAR ts served Dy carriers to er week, or Forty- voptes at the counter OF Rates of culver tising furnishet om appltoation. | ee Che Evening WASHINGTON, D. C. o # Star, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1876. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. oN CORAN AY r- Ta OSE Va. TWe F MOUNT JAOK- s. Vv B £0 # a) ‘TMS RECEPTION Ist. watt O: ais of Raw y ie tard the te say Mozth or — r ow open te per wow, ak tthe tabie half price; * Adress kK. J. MABSHALL, Propristor, Pivey Point. Wd. om, Mt, £ < be [Soret “NPOORK'S MOTEL © 1 M } tog, Bs e : $1.50 por dny ae bicgton three times a weer. HESZERT F. MOORE Leovardtow yarnorr HOUSE. Yentilated, bait mtle ip Branch R.& 7 BARNESVILLE, 2d a tr G wh Ove snd abst & Bets hire ® bington and reture, § OCK ENON SPRI OB TNE GREAT NORTH MOU ONLY SKVEN HOUES 880M Wa Wyeesrs te cL y county, Pa. ‘[#* Bvczts noTky, FORT MONROE OLD POINT COMFOKT, VA ta mouanding « epsbiect ec re. open for th ty for the Barimer season. W at which 1S to 2) stew ing every opportunity of ©. ail po be Lt jor Boaticg and Ter Week god npwants, neno1 ors to Bartios rematu, ress i. PHOEBUS, Propet OMAC HOTEL, ST. GEOR ISLAND, Near PINKY PUINT, Md in summer FesCrt Will US open for Tec ytlou ot jane Hrs a. Boats for fishing and BJ. AL us & BHOS., mr im" Piney Point P Ost M RAY LEY sraings, NEAE BARBISONBUESG, EOCHINGHAM COUNTY, VA. GEO. W. LUSEKER, OF WASHINGTON, D. U., MANAGER, This well-Enows and popular Emmmer Besort Bil be open J Ast, 1576. The waters br Ny ste x ere favorabiy ibt Ferowned chatybeate waters of Europe itis the stron cest chalybeatein the United st i to the water, the fecation, pu.e and wting aims tere of, Bonting, fishing, &c., ali tend to THE mort attractive as weil as THR ful resort tn Virgina. The Company great expecse erected the most commodious bas Sed comfortable buildings in the stato, and during the past winter completed @ perfect systera of terra- Ging aod nnderdrat: for terms pamplets spply to A. B. TRICK, President, ByS-eo%m Harrisonberz, Virginia. ONMOUTH HOUSE N SPLING Laké BEACH, MONMOUTH COUNTY, N’ J. pew and maguificent Seaside Hotel will be UNS +, i876. aes without crowdtn; = the beach, where the = while a magni- 20 feet of the ve- band splendid for “gd ‘Will be in attendance the Vater Baths tm the battding +4 of mn Iq ours from New York city, 3% hours from west Philadelphia, without change of cars. For circu’ ly at the St. Cloud Hotel, Phila- el, lopmonth Hotel. ULL MchINSIE, Pro Ts. CELIN. of St. Clocd Hotel, Hexky McKinnxis, of Depot Hotel Se hatte E: B7-A fine livery in etlendance for tse of guests, _Brdl-co.3m = ee as LTIBOSE AND T= bear SSF eA ONI0 BAlLBOAD won, OPEN FOR a s the ‘ter OF ae ay ite ‘ovis Soua DAILEY, | Harnox will preach To-morrow | all free, | NUSBTEZNTH ANS Sy PAUL’s ENGuIfsii LUTHERAN CHUBOH, corner of Mth and H stress — Preaching To-morrow atilam. and 3p m. * P Bev. 8. bo: All welc >= Srect, HUROH TEMPLE ou Band 4 street. bet CHRISTISN OB URCH tween 1O streets fag by tho Festor, F. D. Powsn, ne and ebing. at the useal boars. Sunday School at 9:3) m, welcome it IS MAN & SIMPLE. FING, A y ty BA CO *XED ion SLttas ce DESTIN ‘Ghaietade resurrection? A. M.D. ¢ & COMMENCSYENT r> NorTice F< ‘Or LEeToR agers for bir ns, Drars and P r © on PEIDAY, June 30:h. 1576, wil thereoa tssned by the D f thee 8 LO OXisito iseuiag of licenses, J : uTieg 124-6¢ [Rep Chron £0rittc Ss FEDERAL SUILDING ‘The second wonthi7 merting of the FEDERAL BUILDING ASSOCIA CIOs, for the payment of yew aed making advances, wilt be old at Davis Bal, No. 615 Teh streot gur:hwest, oa MONDAY EVEBISG, aly $4, Is atock (shires @1 Fooks for the subver} formation Cas ba ob- hh) are still open, and jo, GAT @ street uorthwest, JOHN AP! nOTT, Room Ne 66 S:c 14 Comptroller « Offices. F. G. NIUDLETOR, terretary, fonel Metropolitan Bank. and on Tuesdays « d Fridays at Room No. 22 Le Drott Bitiding, from 636 to 8 o'clock p. m. 3e24.25,09,)9 1.3 7 => THE CHRISTIAN MISSION —The youre = men who reeentiy held meetings at the Obri+ tiem Mirsi: on 7th street, wii! eomuy Revival S-rvices at the GUBLEY CHAPEL. near 7th nd B jf NDAY KVENING next, Jeet ia vr. w. Ga. — GOSPEL BEA MEETING, HAVEING, SNSWE All are invited. ea > sto van x1) POTOMA z m ond © st, woar T si sory Depa jsims, Pension and Bounty Clsi ection Arent, NERVOUS EXHAUSTION. say, comprising & series of lsctare at Rain's Moseum of Anatomy, New York the cause and cure of Premature Decline, show- tably how lost bealth may be regained, ar srnopsl« of the impe to he treatment of nervous bet 2 the resait of 2) ene, 51 Kast Across t) re Jz. 2 09., BASEERS, aple-tr 1429 F street, yaS* STEATYORD FENDALL, SS ee en2S Sen 43s wire PIORN BY-4¥-34W. Echenge an 3AHUEL G. YOUNG, HOTAEY PUBLIO, Orvice—Stak Beira Ss TMMER RESORTS. PISEY POINT SUMMER RESORY. feat Ok alin of @ uw for the reception STANT, re. ie with the Low- i 4 ard well-known Summer Re- miles from Was ¢.. hat beea thor: rucied and tarni-hed with a ure aud all the parsp' Hotel, and will be ON THE 261u 1 and at rates tor lower than ever ‘There has beep arrangements tm er Potomac Steamers by which there will be ne & dr ily lice betwen Washington and ° Keach having been pat in thor: Spply to JOMN AL Ivania avenus, W: set colin MAN. va, ou the Midland raft- rv) ngton, with morning @xd eveving trains each wa: Fare for round trip §1.75. ‘The Hott is bew, with double porches the entire longtay tut are weil furnished, and the eining room cool The country isas healthy as any in the ho Mo#y uitces. Boarcers with- el-kn* ais J. CANNON, Proprictor. OUDOUN MINERAL &PKINGS, HAMILTON, VA. This pleasant Summer Resort will be open for the Teception of guests ou the lst of June. dbe contiguity to the depot aad telegraph office, togeth ative Bro} t the wi 4 one of the moet rind | ia the conutry, for persons seeking Fest, recreation aud health, “Ferme moderate ‘Address, ES. RUSE, Proprietor. Hamilton, Loudon Conaty, Va. SES CBOE, CAPE MAY POINT —This de- &9 lightful Summer Kesort is pow open ractions ry re ti snal ett 5 ‘ot. ise Taraloed or autogeinteds or ‘niger rent, a m2 ia O11 7th streat. (TBS ALoEMsnLE Fe INSTITUTE, ; cost SUM- pier i tee Cold Latha, nor for use of new ten-pin alleys, maya. ‘THE BEST $1 GLASSES 18 AMELIC =] HM. HM. HEN OLER, Optician, Je23 latptr 453 Pecnoylvanis av., corner 4% at. PTICIAN.— To the Pubic —™ ONT abase, i b I now mang Washington News and Gossip. Ge ral revenue, $305.925 RNMENT Recetprs To-pAy.—Inter- castoms, y THe U.S. STEAM Siovp Brooklyn, from Port Royal, has arrived at New York. IT Is EXPE TE well, of Iilinois, New. How. Ecc nated for Cor Sit Maine dist THE PrEsipENt, mau and Secretary € will Maine. Mr. N. G. ORDWAY yesterday mate a provabi, ling his « wonld appear b at Washivgton and GosE TO KNOWN.” gone rouvent 5 MEE will g the publi hi on his keeptr athe may be able to leave » BS pe go di Ly ethe How 4 Hon. Charles B. Far- succeet Treasurar has been renom! @ republicans of the to-day, bat his phy- orfectly sible next week. t to He his home in tatement in the New Hampshire house of legates deny ed reporis as- and said he 8 nmittee fend himse “GReat 1 THE U Among the Seaators who have Louis to attend tne democratic n are Messrs. Barnum, § Kernan, Ransom, Dennis, Iph and Wallace. THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL, as re- ported to the Senate to-day, makes appro- priations for the present for: (25,000 men,) instead of m: lion as contemplated by th strikes ontof the latter all looking to the reduction of sa of the army og the redue- House bill, aad ew legis iaries. THEB. & P.Depor.—The statement that either the Senate or House Committes on Public Butldings and Grounds have come to any conclusion, eitner in sub-committee or fall committee requiring the removal of the 6th and B streets depot 18 denied. The sud ject bas not been consideret yet except in a ractical manner in the House comaittee Lis not likely, however, that the question is going to be settled in oy hasty manner, THE PENSION OF FICE INVESTIGATION.— The House aid that the all Paince ¢ the Center bes be & Nat holds national t for S111 000. US. drawn week toval eireulath THE BLA Pier letiers. Mr. Pier! back wi to abswer. «tl ordered rival. Lient. well Simo $C, ial ex ce Oscar Charics d,and son of ti paniet pard of an Aeruam, & t gentiema: Mr. Van Aernam bmg @ length t u f favor of Mr. Cox. BAx Committee on Inva yesterday examined Mr. Tre efcierk of the Pension off Aeroam, who testified that he never 1y frauds in the office 0! tof bls connec he effort to was nt vountarily capitulate in .—The 1 32,750 in U.S. KS k elrenta’ “a ti en NAVAL ORDER: ached 'from th: N. H., s0iu tustant, aod ordered to com- mand the Tennessee, Astati steamer thth July next, fron Commander Charies J. MeDougal, command of the Saco, and ordere i to retura home and watt ord Green, from the Ashuelot, Asia lo oe to awalt orders. The Distriet in Congress, THE AVENUE PAVEMENT BILL. In the Senate, to-day, Mr. Dorsey, from the District Committee, reported as a sulsti- tate for House bill 3411, authorizing the pav- ing of Pennsyl Which ona. re public deposits. U.S. bonds de for week ft Signed.by Jere. Black and Matt Carpente as subpocnaed, but ser the had eusaged passage re the sabp: as urgently demanding bis there, aud thet if he did not go to- Gay he would have to lose bis pass and probably be detained some we: combaltiee sent a series of questions for hima Bel kna; pared with the c eK of Inst year, 1575, 00. The receipts for largest for any Oue week siace tue formation of the bureay © LETTERS AND Ma. Pigare- PostT.—Chatrman Hunton has telegraphed aseries of questions to Attorney General pout concerning Pensions tt, formerly uader Mr. 3 1 never heard of mnection wilh any ottice nim with the visitors to ion yesterday was Auguste, Dake of easury now bonds to se. nd $13,5 ending to-day, realation with $728,500. 5 187 have 404,09 week ‘th the Blaine-Fisher it became known to Mr. Lord afew Gays ago that after Blaine got the F; letters he submitted th: x op! cua WAS served; e nioney KS, 80 tie t. Jonathan Young vy yard, Portsmouth, squadron, per San Franciseo. from Lieut, 8. , James 8. ¢ station, eturn home and report ar- age W. Wilkins, from the hydrographic office, 30th insiant, and or- ered to the Ashuelot as executive, per steamer of ist August, from San Francisco. Lievt Charles Academy, 30th instant lo Asiatic station, August from San Franciseo, anders John Schouher and A.G. Canld- jentenants Asa Walker from the Naval Academy, 30th and placed on wailing orders. mandcer Dennis W. Malian, Lieut. R. E. Carmody, Master A. M. Tnackara, Ensign James H. Bull, ordered home frum the Saco from the Naval dd orde=od to duty. per steamer of Ist of Lieut. Com. 8. A. June, Lieut. Oom- Vania avenue, Senate bill 630, the Senate a few weeks ago. The Senate bill designates as the commission Generals Hum aving right y' aud Gillmore, of the United States engineer itect of the eap- itol, &ud makes other immateria! chan; Both bills have heretofore been rinted in fullin THE Star. The matter will now go to @ conference comm! THE SOCIAL EVIL. in the Serate, to-day, Mr. Wright present- ed @ petition from the New York committee State Bremen ct emnect s irs. — z, and other officers president, gress to enac’ tno ra, law to authorize of bealth of the District of Columbia to Ii- ittee. titution, ing Con- the board cense prostitution in said District. Referred 10 tLe District Committee. ———_—2. PoLiTicaL bune 88: nat! On Sat urda: -——_——— Nores.—The New York 7ri- ‘Mr. Bristow is going? to Oinein- ight for the express FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. SatuRDAy, June 2. SENATE.—Mr. Alcorn presented the pe- Ution of certain citizens of Mississippi, ask- ing remuneration for property taken by the army of Gen. Sherman. Mr. Conkling presented the petition of A‘tmiral Wilkes, asking rellef from an erro- beous Charge against itn on the books of the ment, amounting to $360. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE PAVING BRILL. Mr. Dorsey, from the Committee on the District of Cor reported House bill to | repave Pepnsy! avenue, with a sab stitute as an Amendment; watch was adopt- ed, and the biil passed. [The substitute is the Senate bill as it ori ly passed that body.) On motion of Mr. Kelley the Senate took np and considered House bill to adjast the claims of the owners of lands witnin the limits of the Klamath Indi in the state of Oregon. Afier and the offer: rsof Wm. A. Graham. ed and laid over. Mr. Aillson reported the army ation bill, with sandry amond were ordered priated, and tha bill The mors hour having expired, i Spencer called up the regular onter, the Dis- tet tax bill. THE DISTRICT TAX BIL Mr. Spencereubdmitted a saat! Honse bijl already published. Mr. Conkling asked Mr. Spencer to explain + difference between the House bill aud ubstitute to the same, aud the odjec- ions to the House bill. Mr, Spencer explained that the subst was the original bill drawn by the taxpay ers, and referred to the Distriet Comiit- iee, who had ‘reported what cams here as @ substitute for It. He had read a letter from the District Commissioner mbject, in wnich they favor a uniform rate of taxa- tion, and present estimates enas and sisbursements nuder this plaa. [fae letter aas already been printed } HOU ‘TATIVES.—In the sbsence of both Speaker Kerr and Speaker pro tem. Cox, the Clerk, Mr. Adams, Dis: calied the House to order. Mr. Randall moved to adjourn, whieh mo- ton was rejected. Mr. Holman (Ind) then offered a resolu- tion declaring Mr. Sayler (Ohio) Speaker during the temporary absence of the Speaker which motion was adopted, after which tne Hose, at 12:30, adjourced without transact- tog any business. The St. Louts Conyeativn. THERE SEMI-HOSTIL® CAMPS. Dispatches from St. Louis state that the delecates and political managers was have & i there have, as if by Instinct, sep reted Into three i-hostile camps. Tne New York deiegation will have its heat- querters atthe Lincell, and there will also be gathered Gov. Tilden’s friends and work- ers, as well asthe anti-Tilden party fro.n New York. At the Southern Hotel! the In- diana delegation will chiefly congregate, and @ ound it will cluster those from other shales who are instracted to v for Hendri wiil doso from choice. Ohio will b » red at the old Planters’, and stiment there will AND ANTI-TILDEN. the faraman. tloa electoral York y | Gwin, of # Cal, ay are In St. the nominatio: A dirpateh to th ay nary Bia work! ° ger The east, aud e tothe New York sno isof A DY gi mb if haphazen say today Alt seme ear. the groaud, heated by J. G. Tao! seant-at-arm3 of the House at Wa) and he fs ®t this moment one upen whe tions can unite. Pp » 5 uington, Hancoca was be by some and possibly may be t) mau, but the svory 1s ailoat tuat a portion of the Pennsylvania delegation has yielded to Aought to oming the Tilden argument, whatever that may mean, and is no longer intsat oa Hancock, Watch, being trne, his cuances ara eunsid: ered gone, even if he ever had any.” JODGE DA ibbons, the 8. Another dispateh says: “Judge Davis ia Strong 4s a comprom!se candidate, but will ; hot get many votes inti! itis demonstrated that Tilden cannot nominated. lis re- porter withdrawal is indignantly dented by ts irlends here, who say ve holds a position precisely similar to that of Mr. Bristow at Cincinnati, Toe Indiana men say that if Hendricks has no show they wiil go for Jadge Davis cheerfully, and this will make him @ formidabie candidate. It 18 also ra- mored that the Onio men will go for Davis on the secoud ballot.” ORGANIZATION. It is understood that the following officers of the convention have been decided on: General Geo. W. Morgan, of Ohio, temporary enairman; U. 8. Senator Wm. A. Wailace, of Pennsyivania, permanent chatrman; E’ O. Perrin, of New York, reading secretary. Owing to the demanus of his private bast- ness Hon. Geo. H. Pendleton, of Ohto. will be unable to attend the convention, and has aolifed bis alternate to Unat effect. THE CoaL CompANies —In reference to the rumored embarrassment of the coal companies, a promineut director of one of the leading companies in the combination said yesterday to a Times’ reporter that the trouble was greatly exaggerated, and that most of the rumors circulated were purely malicious,ard gotten up for stock Jobbing purposes. He admitted that the companies were not now making icone | as their busi- ness had been largely redu in consequence ef the depression in the pope py on Custrics of the country, particalarly in New England, where they were selling replies price. The one ex lon had, he sald, surplus on whieh they could draw, and with te they expected to be yt gy until es ted_no trouble from the minezs, who were now working every alternate week. ie companies were anxicus to do all in their power for the men, but as the demand did ae — = the oat they could not insure ion. ond tue present Limi Uv. YPmess Bad ae several days since that Mrs. Lin- coin, widow of Abraham Lincoln, hearing the testimony: of exe jar, ving 00, a ceclared that the had been stored to fon 8nd Was capable of managing estate. Theretore, her ton, Mr, Robert tien conservator, ren account, showing the estate @mounts to $81,360.35, and at- SS “ Pegs theshape o! ‘vernment wi archased with the surplus é a ans year over $4,000 of bonds were added, ‘and Telegrams to The Star. THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION. FACTS AND OPINIONS. OHANCES OF THE OANDIDATES, CROOK’S INDIAN FIGHT. TWO SiQUX TO ONE SOLDIER. INCIDENTS OF THE BATTLE, WHISKY RING SENTENCES. JUSTICE IN CHICAGO. ———_.—— THE SIIVATION AY ST. LOUIS. Tilden chead but not likely to win— ivicks, and Thurman—Objec- tion to Hancock in the west—Hen dricks opposed by the Ge nele- ment— Justice Davis will not be a candidate with his own consent— He and his liberal republican friends are satisfied with the Cin- cinnati ticket—Hon, Hugh L. Jew- ett, of Ohio, to be put forward by the soft money and railroad in- terests, (Spécial Dispatch to The Evening Star.) St. Lovis, June 24—The preparation for the Democratic Convention fs notable to-day onevery hand. Up to last night only strag- glers had reached the leading hotels; but since yesterday morning a dozea complete delegations have arrived, and “headquar- ters” are placarded at the parlors of the Lindell, the Southern and the Pianters’. The New York, New Jersey, Maryland, North Carolina, Di laware Vermont, Missourl and Massachusetts delegations are full. The latter came via Washington, over the Peun- sylvenia and Baltimore and Ohio roads. The friends of Gov. Tilden, headed by Man- ton Marble, late of The World, arrived here last evening, while their opponents of Tam- many Hall, uncer the lead of Sachem Kelly, were bere Thursday, and have been bard at work in every possible quarter, cencuncing Tilden and predicting his defeat in New York, if nominated, by & large majority. They do not press aby particulsr candidate, though they pre- fer bas The special Tamm: delega lion of some thice hundred, and the ¥ Men's Democra lub of Wiilon the ¢ rarmy,and by that of tue same corps They say the y out of the que: is concerned in this tary éleme ot is en so fur ag lhe w Davis’ name will not be presented ta the im with his consent. If nominated. whieh ts hardly pcssible, be woud not ac- cept. It is autboritatively announced here that he and his liberal republican friends are satisfied with ihe Cincinnati tleket. Tails takes the liberal repubi S$ out of th democratic camp and relegates them to th republican party, where Feuton, Merrit! and others of ube leaders went at the late republican convention. At the Hendricks headqnarters et the Sonthern hotel, the Indiava delegation are talking up ir favorite, declaring that he ts the only democrat who can carry Indians, and insisting that if oneof the October states is not carried the democrais will fall to win in November. One clement of weakness in Henoricks’ candidacy is the opposition of the German vote tv Inalana, which is united against him on account of his signing a local temperance law. He will not take the sec- ond place on the ticket. Senator Davis and the West Virginia dei- egation intend to urge Thurman. Sergeant- at-arms Thompson 1s also bere in Thurman's interest, and says he is the only man who can defeat the republicans in Ohio. I would not he surprised to see & compromise between the anti-Thurrosn faction in Cincinnati, and the rest of the Ohio democrats in favor of Thurman. He ts universaliy highly spokea of, but bis political strength is very geuera!- ly discounted at present. Hon. Hugh L. Jewett, of Obio, who is the receiver of the Erie railroad, is favored by certain politicians here who are backed by ano influential railroad interest. It is claimed tbat be ean carry Ohio over Hayes on a “soft rooney” plank. He 1s the “dark horse” who bas been pat in trim tn Freesat secret confer- ences of the Ohio democrats. Gov. Parker, of N.J., will be presente! to the convention by his own state, and may get the second place on the ticket. Horatio Seymour's name is casually men- Ucued outside of New York. [By Associated Talk of the Det Sr. Louis, June 21—But few additional delegates bave been added to the lists of arrivals boticed yesterday. A fraction of the Lijnots delegation and a part of K. came yesterday morping, aud a fe vidual members from other states fall state delegation bas yet ‘arrived; California being still incomplete, HOW ILLINOIS STA! Press.) legates. but no that of pg Be next to Tilden ce is ane ‘choles of gout Although the south has the majority of the democratic votes ne is no doubt that Tilden is the cholceof the south, it may be thought toat some other man will be stronger and more successful before the pie. Other southern delegates express opinions Similar to the above, Ea Ronte. Nzw York, June 24.—The through train from Boston, which arrived at Jersey City this morning, bad five extra cars occupiet by delegates from Massachusetts and olher eastern states, en route for the St. Loais cemceratic convention. oe CROOK'S Figur. A Sharp and Kloody Eacegemen New YorxK, June 2i.—The following ad tonal particulars of Crook’s fignt bave reached here:—The Sioux nambered 2,509, under Sitting Bull, while Crook's command was composed of 1,300 mounted sokliers Two bundred and fifty Soakes and Crows marched as scouts, provided with ment arms, ied by Chiefs Louisan Capt. Henry was horribly woun: head. Atl o'clock the firing had closet, and the whole command fo! the Sionx, but after movi ward the conntry ay that General Cro¢ to the point whe: while THE CROWS WERE COUNSELLING na bluff about the cireumstances of the fight, and expressing the belief that the soldiers bad not promptly supported their first advance against the Sioux (waich was and bad determined toretara hom The ammunits only 100 rounds to the msn,Wwas balf exhausted, and Gea. Crook corciuded to retarn to the camp and rake another advance afi ing a rest to th troops, meanwhile bo to conciliate the discontended In this he did nor sue ceed—they entng for their village whieh they fear the Sionk have visited da log their absence. The Snakes stili remai but their steadta naot be relict on Some of the misor incidents of the figut were MOST HORRIBLE. A email squad of cavalry were acting as rear guard on the murch were orderel to hold a point on the | The Sioux ser rounded them and shot them in the fac oply two escaping, Private Richard Ben nett’s body was divembowelled by the say- ages and the hands aud feet cat off. THE TROOPS BEHAVED GALLANTLY in rescuing their dead and wounded. A cor- poral of company T. 3d cavalry, made a gal- lant ebarge to reseue @ comrade from the sealping knife. Tne Sioux onl one Sealp, while the fri tured 33 of the Sionx. who dragged many of their dead from the field behind their ponies. The Sioux were too much demoralized to trouble the colamn white withdrawing. A bivouac was mate the night after the battle on the field. It is supposed that the village of the Sioux was moved during the fight. The supply train will be sent to Fetterman, and will return in abdont 20 day, after which the new scouts will take tneir place with five tonal companies of infantry. 1 obtained diy Indiaus cap ne ded were transported to this camp on é litters, and all ara doing well. Tne dispatch containing ihe above information is dated General Crook's camp, Goose Cre th. KK, <a REIGN NEWS. A Dene loxpow, J Well-known EF price not better t The Bastern fron bles. A int dis iL thetr ten aa it. & Contradiction from Constantine we CoNSTANTINOPLE, June ation whatever f{ blished in tne re is no a sion will be reached almost imamediat specting the contemp!s Pacha, ex-president of t The govern: yr engage: e the payinent nal debi, in con- October last. convention with the Imperial Ottomaer bauk, which will collect ne reveoues aifect ed by the arrangement, ts in course of nezo Uation. Intelligence Las been recelved hore that the Torkish General Mubktar Pacha bas entered Nicste ucopposed with acother supply of provisions. A proclamation bas been Issued by the Grand Vizier urging con- cord between the Christian and Moaamm>- dan populations of Bulgaria. ‘The Giortous Fourth tn Londou. Lonpox, June 2.—The American resi- dents of London are prepariug to ceiebra the comihg 4th of Jaly by # dinner, at whi the 4iplomatic represet.tative of the Tul States will presige, supported by, Me Russell, Sturges, J. S. Morgan, Ragh ™ Culloch, 8. E. Peabody, Oszood Fielt, W A. Richardson, aud Gen. Heiutzeiman Tom Hughes has accepted an invita tu be present. The majority of the Eoglixu 1 otabilities who were invited have decitnet Dean Stanley in repiy to an invitation has written a letter saying the recent death of his wife preveuts his participation in any public affeir of a like nature. lic expresses his warm sympaily, and says if on rhe 4th of July any Americans here de- sire to view Westminster Abbey, he will pe happy to conduct them tzrongl tt, and potat out the graves of some of tnetrdead. M Jobn Bright, In response to an invitati says he deeply regrets that thestate of bis health wil prevent his attendance, Brent, the Forger. It Is learned that Charles Brent, the Lou! ville forger, who was released on the 141! instant, bas voluntarily signed a release of the money taken from bim on his arrest, @ud that he will probably return to America. Press Restrictious ta France. Pakis, June 24—The pubdlisuers of Lev droits de L’Homme have again been sam- moned before the authorities for publistiug Henri "s articies in that jouraal, —_»—_— Centennial Notes. PHILADELPHIA, June 2t.—Dom Pedro spent several hours at the exhibition to day, principally in the government batid- ing and_in several of the foreign depart- ments. The bureau of agriculture annoauces that the trial of Le mai and other Centeunial authorities, will pe presant. A meeting of exhibitors is called for Monday, 2th, measures to secure an it of the stringeucy of tne =o the ‘call is @mong exnib- in the county jail. Geo T. Burroughs, a Of 85.00 and one yor in the county Ex-Alderman Hildreth was called bal Dot @prear, Rud i ts supposed he bas gone to Canada. Remark oundation., DETROIT, June 24.—The water in tae canal ®t Sauit St. Marie commenced rising adout 1 o'clock yesterday morning without any reached greater apparent Cause, aud beight than bas been kno: I's variation was four feet bour and twenty minutes; a water overfiowrd Use wali m wanl into the new lock pil, threatening die- rape votendent closed astrous reea T that prevent- cnant gaies tmmet ately, g eeTious Camage. Tor gates wore ip ail day to facilitate repairs oa he A Reevlver Appotated. ew Lon 4 Tae business of c m Me = o,t “dea dry 8 den ior ¥ to toe hands nd Aug and given Sth », Wm. Teresa beva appointed, A Missing Debtor hw ¥ we A un Fowler, whe omew rent fh turing reeiwe, ? bin resistence mt New & ¢, lea Alcs estimated at £20,000. oficer of Care ore, Was robbed . yesterday. 5 cd a sat qatet but tire 335, do. red, 1,00a1 25, Maryland red, coud to prime, 1 3081 $3; do. amber, Laat to: do. white, 1 1eLen, hera, stesdy, w nod" quiet sad oc dro aud shale easter; south eo. yellow, 8S * cagpulted , raer bat 4, 1% loose; Siynli'g packed con—shonlders, SaP\. clear rib sides, 1 salts Lard steady aod irm—refined. 12 ons Bolter scarce aint firm—westera good to. prin, 47821. Petroieum—orude. 2%; refined ltsalty. Coffee steady Dut qutet anu wachanged. Whisky nominally 1 13%. Becelpte—Fiour, 5.000: wheat, 3,0); Sofas 288.600; conte, 1,60, Bhismente—Vorn. m ‘Naw Yous. June 2.—Stocks dull a ng _cenede. Mopey.3. Gold, 12, Exchange, tong, 438. short, - vernments active and lv tT. ww Fore, Jane 2. vit aod 4eclinine, W heat 4 cict and nom) 4 Ovre quiet en? frm. BEWARE oF THE Cov’ an alarming number of counterfelt bills, 85 well as & large quantity of sparioas sil- ver pieces, in circulation throughout the country. The public should beware of the blils purporting to be issued by the follow- ing banks, whica have been selected by the counterieliers as the victims of their mn- lawful designs. Some of the couaterfelt that ga expert re between the lisoo the First 5 bitls on 1. 85 bile ere so fue bills on the Firs 1 National Dilis oa the probabie resull iz November. It ¢ the southern states except u er with C : O; ful states. Western states, tog lina, with 15s votes, are put di tainly republic: The whole r electoral vote so from the di Tribune's ar 7 .aceording to the democrats would have to draw 36, weilst % would eupply the needs of the republicans. The Zrivane = marks thet these “fignres show that the ja- dictions nominations made by the repubi- efns at Cincinnati have by no meape as- sured Lheia & vielory iu November, however much they may ha ed the fesues of the campaign and col niet tothe unliy ‘and encourageme party.” GOVERNOR HAYES attended Lexercixes of the Oulo U on Wednesday, and og, aad in answer to loud calls, came forward and said that, usually, he could address an assembly Without the embarrassment incident to this occasion, but as the nature of the circum- stances by which he is surrounded rendered ittmpolitic that be should say mach con- cerning political affairs, he couaseled mode ration, apd referred to tie St. Louts conven- ton, 800n to assemble, as having much todo with the fnture of the campai that he should rematn iuacti public speaking was concer Ubat the principles of the party should be debated rather luau gay thi on the tesues. POISONED hy Potato Bue Hagerstown Mail says: A couple ago Sr. William Sploger, who resides near Breathedsville, together with his family, were taken suddenly tli diroctly after dinner. Drs. Chaney and Lovel were calles in, and perceiving symptoms of po!son looked R00ut for the cause. In examining the articies of food eaten at dinner the lettuce was foand to be covered with the eggs of the pot*'> bug, and the physicians exacindet ‘ was the poison iaken. All of the fmnity r9- covered except one child about two years of age, which died the following day. ————— ESCAVE oF Coxvicrs, AND BLoon-urD. Al Sait Lake City, seven prisoners uroke out of the penitentiary Taureday aft-rnoon, after capturing the guard, seexring a their guns, pistols and ammunition, together with three norses, escaped. Harrison isoners were instramen- A in the Killiag of Capt. Bergher. mer Warden THe ILLIx0I8 CENT: PANY baviog threatene. Orst and second mortgs¢e siss!ppi central railros i com; of bepdhol Of between $- &nd was wou in three heats by Mattie L; =, the Lime being 2414, 2374,