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, 1866-06-20
TERRIBLE STORM on LAKE ERIE.
Ty0 VetscfA Wrecked Mt Cleveland
Sven Lives LOst-RumoFs uf Other
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I
lFrnm The t,eva,a,, u.st.
o,a.r H. 49,. N.Nua Ae'out June 4stn.l
tbfs te.iirds ~ " H. 'eoie storms eser known
nuay morning, and Il sftli raging at thls writ1nt
sMohnuay. ~ n among ne effects or the etotl
W. nase ~ II nsotu ING Sompie1e assxucdion Of tt
| ING baEk A1ablan, owned tn Port BurweL1, O.
| Saturday took on cargo Of block stone, at ID
| dock 81 Gardner, Burt = oElatt, and satarda
| evening safled for Port Darlington. Canada Wesi
] She was commanded BY Captain Bentley Ha,kina
balk sailed for her de:unalion and bad mad'
Nben tas storm struck her. and at sever
oe1oek sunday evening she changed her courst
a. and tn. maae .ol thfa pott. Ihe wind Wal blowing
e1oru with the speed Of the wind. About mtdn, IL
she attempted 10 make the port Of Cleveland
hot missed. and vas driven with great force Or
pot.
.z;e As seon AZ the sfEnek she commenced fl!I!us
nohue ced aba ba ~ vs. - 100 ~ th
hn mass eo 70 PIECES. The waves Weze washing over
M net aeeSe continually. and shc Nas pounding on
the bolton With tremendous foree. The PERSONS
!laskins. Por, BufWel; nrst mate. W1lson uSy Ii.
TT;Soa"aGss; 'fss@s9 ba1id hasEins and @ la:
At tbis pori. name unknown; and ths 4sspia cooE.
!1s MGbeIm9t; wife ot the FIRST mate. or all
Vsncc ,ha <ecs LUZ Only pefFoa cared ~as John
!eai1fo fhe particulars OF this terrible disaster.
nas lost, but thinks that the most Of them were
washed o!erboaId: The last he saw or the Captain
Ing aR ,ar a,t%P, a'5as e 1s.sn 81 ~ the :heTs
'een from the snote, la.hed to tie Rigging sui
and liz III ,o e ,ae as,s went mt
woman went Win lie grand cSash. b. '.'" 'A' p'os
Mr. Vance, the only person eaTed. staid On hnard
un'l! about three O'Clock, WHEN he thpueat be
would make m attempt to reach The shore. lie
darhing against the breakwate. with tre1nsndops
forcc but he was luckily taiscd on the ton Of hinge
wave and landed inside the spttee. He was con-
eldefaoiy hruistd, but snaeeu to reach the switch
mill ahout seven o'clock, where he vas supplied
Nith clothing and taken to the store Of Captain
John q'Net1, On River street. and every attention
P.51 ps3S hin y r. Gsptata and others: Although
Will Be Ill right again in da; Or two. 1
While The above dl:a1fer was tnktnc n1.rc the
Csnadtan schooner Ahce Grover, battling t,om
oaksi1le was In the same predicament . few Iod5
The Alice Grover look On a cargo Of three bun
dred and twenty-five tons Of coal, At the yar1 Of
Mess's. Morris & Price, and cleared for Toronto,
Of Captain D. Grsy md b.a eganI era!r ~
six. incindiug a female COOK. About hsii.n.ss
eleven O'Clock she atfuck. and soon hrote ma Tent
10 p1eces. For unatejy ali ou board scrs saved *.
cept The cook. The men acre considerably brnfscd
named ii the switch tenders house until morning.
when, we learn. the mort severely iujuled yyeTe
taken 10 the Marie Hospital.
From Mr. John Powers, who was taken TO
eon*is:ed Of SIX, as follows: Captain, b.
Guy; Mate, - Mccoy: Crew-Tnhn Mr..
Elellau, Rlch4ru Cuuuiueworth. Wm. Jonas
and the cook, Sa.zh -, of Toronto.
, 1866-06-20
FROM ADRIAN, MICH.
Opening of the ANIMAL National F3oran
Fhtf-DcscrIption ofthc Fair fsronnds
-Clts*ea OF Animals Exh{btteif-1t.r
of Tk.hiries-PfoEpeets.

Fair DerrrJntfor, Crthn U..s -
-eaessea Oh animals EKhiblted-LiAt
of Tkhiries-ProEpeets.
fs,er,., ns,n,,u,, - w. ,,,,.
AuBIAy, Mich. June 10
Yesterday, In this city. commenced the E1sxan,+,
ANIMAL National 11o,.e F.,- .as sue s.eTentn
nliion: The day waa rainy and dIsagsecable, any.
tn'pg but fair day IN either eenee OF that word.
The consequence was, that though tue Falr
,,o. .s.,,,, see !s,, yesterday, 1t did
~. teaty oegia I'LL today, the muddy
@ s.ste o. t6e grounds, The few entries OF animals
prey entlrg At least rendering undesirable The cat
11}}ang nv 20 out lne programme strictly a. arranged
AZ {esteEdsy may have been TO-
tnngn.. Laolant tne ait cool md bfacinR. It was
Hi, hesni 1y ,,t1s e. an az te1de,1 most delight IN.
;inn s ~ 9eann. Mt.le eit o. Adran, With popus.
Qnently de1uged with people after me deloss Of
5ain bad teased, The streets we're th.onecd, ;ts
ao.eIe crowded oy the many who came 10 attend
ao ana nntmpofant ln character. To-day they tuliy
ecqstsr M nGhn2n o. ne efficient Recording
T. ANDREWS, Of this city tue Marshal. j. h. Zen.
nsat, ne and hls assistant General William T. Hum.
ps9s, p6s ale e, q 6asy h5 ! es2s sossh, win De ohe
maaking the neceet ~ arrangements.
1he grounds uaed TOT the horee show and eques-
t11 H,an e1hibtaon nc hsss known a. The spring
1sed oy the h1ehigsn State Agricultural Society In
tae1r annual iaifs. They are very pleasantly situ-
ter some cons1dctable Distance fonnd. In one oor.
aud ,nclosea with fence. On the s1de . Of fins th,s
tsck, adtaeent to the exhibition grounds proper IS
over 0oo while tmmed'attly on the opposite side
oa. q T. snd ea, 2'sei4s S1t:
, 1866-06-20

Cotton market-Propoted Educattona1
improvements Fruit Crop-Gfeat
Destruction OF Property by the Recent
Storms. DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chleseo Tribune,1
.......... MAcos, Ca, June 10.
Cotton throughout the South does not seem to
respond to the rse In gold. Good middllnr sold
at tAususta to-day for SEC.
Jesse y. Fu]eem writes letter to Saudesty,llc.
Gs-. urging the people Of Washington County to
snryey the county and build school houees in the
centre Of every six miles square OF lapd lhen haye
1909 books AKd teachers, and pay the expauteN ont
ot the county treasury. W.
Kec7nt reports render 1t certafn that the ftu,f
crop Of Central GeorgtA and Alabama viii be a
lallnre- Tiers may b half The usual quantity Of
destroyed. e@"f-. 49,
An Intelligent gentleman at Co.umhrs. Ga
Nl1!es ne that The stoEn EN- In that region seens
past. AotnlnR like 1t has been known fof foTty
}eatS, and NJ correspondent declares that eeyerat
loc1afes which escaped the dtfett 5sYarcs o! the
VAT have been scourgtd as fearfully IL the others
we're BY Sher1nau's army.
A se1o9s difficulty occurred Last week in ClaT
Colntf, GA- a freedman who Wa4 ordered 10 RI.
port 10 Mr. Me1eadon, citizen ageui OF the Freed.
meme BuSeAn foS tnAI eouutJ, fefustuv TO do 40
Gus. Cone, 6her1h Of tbs County, artemp,ed fn
compel Elm. Hhererpon the fe1fp, fnceused ~
the vtolence OF the sheriff, drew 4 knifa, rush.d
ppon him. closed With him, and cnt him 70 ihat ht
II rnt expected to survive. Persons who were
with Coma Immediately shot the negro dead.
, 1866-06-20

An Extra Session OF the Tennessee Leg
1sta1ure 10 be Cafled-F1rc-Nsnth
and Husiueas.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttibune.1
NASHVILLE, June ~.
Gov. Bfownlow's proclamation. conVeulng the
Legislature Of Tennessee In cxtra ee.slon, will be
tssued tomorrow. II reiterates briefly the present
condition of'he State; deplores the o.e the polit-
iea1 privileges Of Tennessee by the rebeli!o states
that Cong!e, has 20 in.nre future peace demanded
that the stae pha1l nifty certain nmendments to
the Con' 'tt1usion Of The u1ited States; recapitu.
tates those amendments, and trusts sud amend.
mems will Feet With no objection from the loyal
peopiei Fronouuces them extremely lenienk to The
dieloyal; rtjofces IN the prospect OF speedily re-
stored the councils Of The n1tion:
expteetes The belief ina: the Legislature nlll NOT
hes.ae t2 1atlf5, and snmsnone zbas 1ody to meet
Nothing further has been heard from Harper aud
his bandits.
Nashville, June 19-Another IRE occurred this
morning. Two cloi hing houses on Church street
were burned. II Is supposed 10 be the work of an
Ineendiary 10 secure the insurance. The losa IL
$4,000. The occupants OF lie houses have been ar
rested and held to antwef
The weather ha: been very cold for the past ttree
d.ys. and there was light tall OF hall yestesdav
BuslufEt generally ts dull
, 1866-06-20
FROM COLUMBUS, OHIO.

Assembling of Delegates to the Union
state Convent1on-PFobabI Re4usts
OF The Meeting.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune1
coLCHBGs, Ohio, June H.,
This city is crowded With delegates to the Union
State Convention, 10 assemble tomorrow. There
IL great unan1natty in regard to platform to be
adopted.
The Constitutional amendments recently adopted
In CoDgress Will sat1sfy ntne-tenths OF the dele
1taec and there mt lhsr many men 10 tns cyout-
tide the cogpesAead 1ank., why wfsh to say wotd
abont the Presidents policy. Tbs probability is
that the present tucumbeut.s will be renomfDsted
-smith, Tor SeGet1ry Of State; Scolt, fof ST.
pteme Judge; Barreee for Board Of Public Works
, 1866-06-20
CURE OF CATARRH.
NEW TESTIMONIAL.

Having been Affected with catasrn for several yesss
and having tried various remedies md treatments
without any beneficial rrsuts, take e1est pleasure
In stating that Dr. L2hshl1 tunder whose care an
now but three has benefited my csso to suchsn
extent that hare every reason to topo Tor speedy
md Permanent cure. JW aAVIy,
OfC&sa 4 GAVIN, 20 Randolph street.
Chicago, June 4. 1esS.
90 Further references to parties Of the highest re
speciality residing hers md esewhese can bs %.
tained BY eallingat The oalce Pa.lor No. 10, snEK-
NAN HoUsR. rs1x
, 1866-06-20
Opening OF the Political Campaign
Enthusiastfc Reception Of Gov. NOR
toms Speech.

toms Speech.
Especial Despatch to Chicago Ttibune1
IyDIASApoLIs, June -.
1t would be hard to ind parallel even In the e1-
citing campaigns Of 1850 or 1854 TO the decoralons
the enthusiasm, the patriotism, and the good feeling
which sicnalizes the opening Of 'he campaign To-
night at Masonic uall. The aa1ne Of Governor
"or on lisel1 vas q great attraction, but
thEoofed tic Hall, from IN early hour iii
the ia.t moment Of closing, sho *ed clearly that
soMeth,ns deeper and nobler than recard for
sion. They telt that the contest won by bullets
was now to be touphs cut By ballots; lhat the lat
ter must pre.crye Tho vanlaee ground gained by
the tomer and cltuch the raii driven In By It's per-
sistent hlows.
Gov. Monon's speech was enthusiastically re-
ceiyed, and the carnpafgu has openet mort a1spI-
cloudy Tor The party OF freedom.
tuoyeznot Notions speech Will be found on the
second pt:e of this papcs,1
, 1866-06-20
FROM AUGUSTA, GA.

FfeedmenA Conventional Story to be
Taken With = Grain Of Cauiluu-Re-
a,Enhlion VI Internal Revenue and
FnAs Oflce EnapioScs-The STAY Law
. In Court
: Ac4IsTA, Ga, June 1s,-The Freedmen's Con-
veutlon meets here IN Ju1y. The delecafes hare
been eiecict from all puts of.he sta,e. They viii
meot1aze Conf re<s for The right Of franchise and
the right Of trtal By a Jury OF their oxn color.
George Pltta and Henderson Beck OF Griffin,
were elected By large majority II antlbureau e..
AT 4 meeting Of the colorcd people both de-
bounced the Bureau a. Hischfevous nnd cee1t1yc Of
disturbances between the races. They are willing
TO lust the laws Of the state aud their old matters
and hteDd9 for tustlcF. The Burean aren't at Grtf-
dn SAID, ~ will be d8n1ued II will allow ue.roes
10 Fpeak disreapeeltuily OF my buresn, " aud A.
rested The teitcstes, Who were Afterwards released
by the civil authority.
The employees os the rcsenue offices In Georgia
and South Carnlina arc Ees,gutng, beng unable to
iake The test oa'h.
Several poss Offices have been clot ed, md cre,t
inconvenience Will be the reault uness the oTl IL
frGnedled.
Aestrt. Stephens, Brown, Cobb, Hill md others
arr 1Eu1ne fo9 and aeain9t The coosttutloraisT Of
the buy Law betozo tbs Bupxeaas Court II III
, 1866-06-20

face sa}ue When the mu'll2sien Is greater the re-
deuption will b in proportion.
LEGAL DEc1sIQN,
WASHINGTON, June 1D.-In the libel suIt into
winch Secretary Stanton was cited TO produce
ecrau letter. said to be in bis possession. oday
JudRe Oliu delivered bis opinion that the court
could not compel the production OF the paper.
He held that the theory Of our Government Is that
there are three Department.. the Executive, Leg1s.
la1Fe and Judicial each independent o the other.
1t csnnot be possible that ii Executive Eboud be
called before court and be compelled to disclose
what has been done. ts beng done, and Il to be
dnre.
EoNIEAT7oEg.
II is stated the President to-day sent to the
Srnate the nomination Of Gov. Holden, OF North
Carolina to be Mnister at San Salvador
, 1866-06-20
D I e d.

IN this city, Tuesday morning. 1nIe 18th. ARf,
eldtzt 1aukhtar Of Edward WnltAu and Hannah
Brown. -
Funeral from the rrEldence OF her parents. No.
fernooc. Friends ol The family are respectfully H.
, 1866-06-20
ON TUESDAY, JUNE ssth, Isl;
The Sale II Commence at 2 VclocA
P. m, IN 'front.' Of T1oa Der
went & Sons Mill.

,ITRMs Of s4LE:-oe.tourta cash In hana. aud
~ y u cur eqaa! Aana1 payme- with inter
Mn5 5t on tns pIopertJ giv- per cen: dlscoanf
.!d @ sq a!oRe1 Or detesrod p, menta Il all c4sh 10
parties N'shlag to purchase nt pxiyntc sale be-
On the uuot1ttgued. = s@A ~ @'0s
, 1866-06-20
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 20, 1866.

row. A latec number Of delegates are already In
tho civ
The original programme for tho Judicial Conven-
lion IN tElh district will &c changed eomewhat by
the combinations formed tn the Congressional
CnuYenttnn,
, 1866-06-20

New York Sub-TreaHury Business.
NEw YoaK, Jnne 19.-The business at tho office
Of the Ats'tant Treasurer, Today, wa1 a. follows:
Total receipts, Il of wnlcbgS341o oo0 were
for customs; gold potea. S300,001 payments,
$t,5'8,6l5.93; balance, $93, 207, ,3Sy.3l.
, 1866-06-20

chR8es: A' '" s1as pu-
~ inches Of the fsst grade Of Untaxea Yater.
- 20 fecGna grade do
ZOO 20 third do do
s,Get do fourth do Al
$500 co nth do IA
DO aU1h do do
tRhta to build over the Race arr to be
interfere With any head gates noW,oF =.
tte1 oe erected on sald Rsce Of ne side ~, !;
re rot to impede the flo OF Yater in
Il tnas buildings ur t5f41cs may uctiQaI =.
4oDumD1 Of not mor8 than ten inches t,.S T., -.
d not ea1eF To each Other thsn sixteen -
Joot8 Of sad covering cr buildings are Il ::
t. 10 that nothing can or shall be dr. !; J.
, sWn from said buildings o. bridges into ii
Z. P. LA-E,
, Prts1tept Rockford Water Power Con
II. EMEE9s)N.LH
r. Secretsry Rockford Water Power Con
lektord, H., Juue Is. 1sfs.
, 1866-06-20
s. S. HAYES.
STURGES, McALLISTER l. co..
Comnsston Merchants, for thc aa1e Of
AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS e-WnAT.
fos. =, and hnshst, Chicago, ILL.,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
1N Sealed rroposaia viii be received by tho urder-
si21 ed It tie City thrk's Ofice Tolcdo Ohio m to
o'clock p. on The 18th day Or July iSfd Tor con
AEutsaug ~ Arch TrIb3 Turn Ridge across swan
Eretk ak Lafayette stfeet The span OF lbs bridge 10
ba liz feet the width Of the hidxe Is Itst between
chords Aad foot Sidewalk each 1toe making total
Wlotn y tets perpendicular distances between upper
ana lover chords At trnf1e OF spAr will be 10 feet
eno9 tt4n th1ee zod 0nthalf feet All timber id
% ne o!ne1t qualify OF kesRoued White pnt and se4s-
onta Nott o. huTr oak iron Holk to 30 Of Lake Su-
peI1eT ttpn Of be1s quality. All wood work to be
painted ~ Cf "a with white pslnt sn1 s1ldet- AL
Iron work TO he painted Two coats ct hiAck paint
Thf expense Of Ga1G improvement 10 be paid for In
tCDd8 CT the CITY Of Toledo to be Issued BY said city
dellEctsd to tbs party OF parties making the l-
F1oTEmcnt 70 the Ano1n1 OF the contract price Sstd
boz d. 70 payable oreihl1d tho Lat day Febr-
Aty. 1857 one third on the LIT d4Y OF February LOB
1nd ethlrd on the 1tt dry Of fenTusfy, 1855 aud
shall bear II the rse ot PER cent per annum
paJAtfe se1fanuoAlly.
Contractors WIN be required to give bond With two
acecpt&ht eoree4 tn 1he sun OF $4,000 to eurer into
contract The Hotx u AW1Tded tAem- Th11 bond to
accompany tho proposal They Will Also be required
70 ave bcrd With two acceptable suseuea ia ne
su0 cffaG0 10 an1ufe the complalan OF the improve
ment within the tine arecded BY the contrset. Ger.
nneass q e1ndsnso to 4ssompsny pEopo,aI. Names
loot f.. h.tdes eompe;s asper psns 4ud specacaons
b. o1dsE Of the Council. ...
q. ". MERRILL, City C.rt.
c!t} G1Gk'a ofce. Toledo. O., June Il I'D.
, 1866-06-20

" hand, 1t exceedingly low PRICES, They haye
sAl "a hand 1Aree asaoEtu eut Of Fire Goods which
prices. ~ 1s
Being about to close their partnership they arc de-
!efuined TO reduce their !ATe and be1a!ul STOCK Or
Ent1nQre Ard to do 50. they propose to sell. until
1sat o. 1ay ne1r evcy piece OF Furniture In thar
STORE II very Aua1 advance from cost figures.
. h. n. FaR3uNS 4 Co.
Rsa3 THR {Hfh .trNat
, 1866-06-20

w a. HENDRIX, WATCH.
CHRoA0MErRR AND CLOCK NAyu.
EACTuEER- N. H-Ffnd E4fchea EepAt1e9, and Fteh
b1 neH patent Aattdlaa 1nAuU1ent ffpn Iosdon.
Contracts promptly dued thx Tu1zr1. Loep1souTo nnd
mdeT. spsctnnens of Eofk on hzrd. o8cs s1d fsc.
to1J 193 NoF1A LAaAiI%tk. CAic4ko.
NAl4kAEH &&IANE0Af
, 1866-06-20
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Il RaEe Chanss-Gsl1ery for Eale-Qulncy. NJ
Esn. md part on time or IN Other aood properly.
Present owner does not understand the business,
" u such ely = Quincy, sitcaoy second ID the
Stafe and one Of tha ane!t and most promising u
or e1l ster, northeast corne. sqas1e, Quincy III.
, 1866-06-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

i
Outlines Of the Minority
Reconstruction Report.
Report Of the Engineers
Commission on Harbor &!
Defence. /:
Items Concerning War Debt
Reputation by Southern
States.
CONGRESS.
CONSIDERATION OF TEE ARMY
BILL IN THE HOUSE.
Amendatory Pacific Railroad
Bill Passed in the Senate.
NATIONAL HORSE FAIR
AT ADRIAN, MICH.
OPENING OF TIE POLITICAL
CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA.
CANADIAN ITEMS,
Provincial Excitement Fast Dy-
ing Out.
Claims for Damages by the
Late Fenian Raid.
Speculations as to the Respon-
sible Party.
FROM MEXICO.
The Rebel Colony Broken up
by Mexican Guerillas.
An Important Proposition
from General 0rtega.
lie Desires q Closer Alliance with
the Cnited States,
, 1866-06-20
...NeU Aoherttsemer'
Rockford w :: q r
$. WATER j.: ':;''= ;'!'== ;,''Y>;; II;
AT. AUl >|s ~

GsseSt1a* q sA1d Company, tha fojt& ff
ts ps1k soeh roltfoo4 thereof ~ ntv =. =.
Auction, ~ '' o1etso 'n
, 1866-06-20
To our Customers.

CHICAGO, June 14th, 1896.
In consequence Of tit t1e Which burned tho two
ssozes adjoining na on the Eas.., On Saturday lass
tausmg na1ck vail to fall upon md cT13s ths req
part o. sto We have been subjected considerz
bio delRJ III dfnx orders rtceired auce tho drr hut
70 arc row happy 10 state to patrons and rsnia
that We aFt sgaia prepared to I'll al orders promptly
HALL, KINDARK d ca.
, 1866-06-20

1he city IL dlled with shonlder-hittefs and
rouchs from The Northern cities, 4ho come bern to
Mtlnces The mill between Barney A.rnn and s.rn
, 1866-06-20

pastet By vote Of 80 to II. The Hon.e then pro
ceeed 10 consider the bill reported BY the MILITARY
CotuE1tttce on the 14h inst. 10 rrorcanfxe
and ettabsh The army Of the United St.,cs.
INC DILL wss discussed 1t fune length md then
: postponed. Nj. Roger prc.cn:sd q minority 10
p1H. from The Comn,ttce or Kec ,nztructfou which
%as ordered to be printed. The speaker submitted
letter rom The Secretary Of the 1fea+n1y tn rep}y
to Housc resolution. In relation to ealee Of gold
Alao. 1etscf from the Clark OF the Hop.e M
nouDctne ii II he had preserved 10 The Prerldeu,a
c1hhed copy Of the concurrent rtao,utton rroue3t-
Ing him 10 forward tito the Gnvenort Of the sever1
Htaeee. the proposed amendment h1o!tcd b.
Congress~
The people of the oil regions llaye lost by
The fa!l1rt oi culser, peun i TO-, nearly stx MIL
Lon dollars and the Lose oi the depostofs Will b.
Total Ascent developments sho~ ths Penn sy1va-
MA STATE hnapces endangered. Tte ufdce7a Of the
Petroleum Bank It Iebusv1llc Crawford County.
Pa and ths Ten1neo Bunk o! Fs1nkItu. Veaaueo
[ouufE- lave employed council IN khis cisy aor
The purpose Of bringing ru1t nsalntt ex-aaditor
General hsac slenker, and, through him. against
the State Of Pennsylvania for tho recovery ot 4
million and quarter Of United ttates securities
deposited With the Auditor General u eecus1ty for
1le circulating medium BY those banks. The fact.
as they Gland in Official circles are there: The arm
ot Culver. Penn Co. se7r IN the habit Of tak1ng
1oses Of The Vcnapgo and Petroleum hanks ior pre-,
eentacn ut the Audtto, Generals ofice, WHARF they
FceesFed like amount iu bonds for ihat which they
presented IL noef It IL alleged ta, .he parties thus
Fedeemine thete bonds ~ere neither agents pos Of
1cesn OF those banks. that tho honda instead Of
being att 10 the ofneers Of raid banks wore t1keu
to New York and hypotbeea,ed by Cutyes, Penn q
Co. senator Aore, from the verango Dhtr1c4,
who lns1tutcd hts fuit, aleee. thar iii. was done
without the authority ofthe banks, and thu, It w.s
en embexElemEnt Tor which lhs Auultor Gene,,1 n,
Stale II responsible. Warrants have been issusd |
md Officers arc now In VenauRo County 10 arrrsi
the partts implicated in this transac,iou The *.
Auditor tienerI has given bouds IN & 900. 1t
Wa explained. bowever. m oar de-patca.s ye.ter.
day. TINT the taxpayers will TOT be the lo+cts
The I1tusville Herald, Of *n,urday morning, saye
sbat On Friday hestrs. Z: Y. Cu'sel: L. l. Eulser
mud John L. Penn. comprising the ffrn Of Culver,
Penn d Co., uefe arrested al Ftnuklln, by the
Chic! Of Pollcc from uafrtsbnFo. upon charge Of
etnbezzleueni and fraud. The warrant IN. istpcd |
at the instance or the Petroleum hank Of Nsu.-
vile. AT latt accounts they h4d not -nce.eaed In
ohiatn,pg the requisite hail Justice Mowbsay. of |
Franklin. haf held f. 4. chase and John II Msd-
1son. onieefr Q! the Vcnango Bauk, to bsu under
the Eih!pte p( t1udE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-26
cRlmEs ANp cAsuALr1rs.

Charles Adams and his son, aged nineteen,
Of Bloom township, Ohio, having been ar
rested for difficulty with neighbor, went
into wood and hanged themselves. They
were discovered and cut down. The son
was insensible, but utrecovered; the father was
dead.
At Austin Nevada, Haup White, having
separated from his wife, came. and stole their
little boy, sixteen months old, and started
of on horseback with him, but being pur-
sued and likely to be overtaken, he deliber-
ately stopped and shot both the boy and
himself through the head, and both died in-
stantly
Major l. H. Putnam, of Rochester, died
suddenly on Saturday week. After tea,
he laid down upon lounge in conversation
with his wife. She noticed that he looked
very strangely, and became suddenly quiet;
and going TO him, discovered that he was
dead. Major Putnam served during the war
with honorable repute in the Thirteenth New
York Cavalry.
On Tuesday last girl named Catharine
Loughlin, aged about twenty years, was Sc.
verely injured in the Chase Mills, Lowell
She was sitting between two looms, and
suddenly turning her head, her hair caught
in belt and raised her TO the shaft above
About half her scalp was severed. If tht
belt had not slipped of, she would have beer
killed instantly.
One Ernest Gray drowned himself recently
at Dresden. He was supposed to have beer
son of Napoleon l. and the late beautiful
and famous Countess Kielmansegge.
AT Jersey City, on Wednesday morning
James o'ReilleY attempted to drown hi
his wife by throwing her into the Morris
Canal. Their son, aged IA, jumped into th'
water, seized his mother by the hair, swan
with her to the shore, and upheld her unit
she was drawn out by persons whom he
screams had attracted. O'Reilly was ar
rested