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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1867-02-20
Ladies', Take Particular Notice.
THE REAL VELPEhU FEMALE PILLS,

THESE PILLS,
l. 90 celebrated
many years ago in
Paris for the relief
Of female irregu-
larities, and after
wards so notorious
for their criminal
employment in tho
practice ofabortion,
are now offered for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, July e-NOOn.-COnsOls for money, 9i3. United
States FveTwenty Bonds, rs Illinois Central Railroad
shares 79;. Erie Railway Shares, Isi.
Afternoon-Consols have declined l. and quoted
at 94i United States FiveTwenties have advanced !,
and the price 7Si Illinois Central Railway shares
792. Erie Railway Shares, i3t.
Evenings onsols for money, R4i United States Five
Twenty bonds Ts5 Illinois Central Railway shares, 7of
Eric Railway shares, I3k.
FRANKFORT July 9-Eyening.-Fy close at
7Tl for the issue OF 1861
b. LIVERPOOL, July 9-NoOB.--CottOn very dull Esti-
mated sales to-day 1000 bales; Mddling Uplands lold
Middng Orleans, I'D Breadstuffs dun. Corr SIS
Wheat 1919 for White California Oats, $40. Barley 81.
Peas, So. Beef, 1885,. Pork 75i. Lard, 476. Bacon
421. Cheese 6I. Ashes 81 for Pots Petroleum Spirits,
oil Refined, Il2t Rosin, common, 60; Pine, ~.
spirits Turpentine so Tallow 81. Cloverseed 81.
Accommodation unchanged. Corn Is declining.
Peas have declined 3D. and are now quoted Of % ..
Wheat Oats, and Barley without change. Beef ad
vanced 20 1861 and Bacon 10 i26 Lard declined to iIS'
and Cheese 60 Go6 Pork unchanged. Spirits Petroleum
declined 10 SD. Common Rosin advanced TO ~ No
change In other articles,
Evening-COtton very duh: sales today 1000 bales
Middhng Uplands, IOad MiddlinE Uplnnds, 10 iSi6d
Breadstufs-Corn 5is Wheat, 1872 Oats, $40. Barley
g. Peas 500 Provislons-Pork. 49,. Beef 1881. Bacon
go Lard I7l8 Cheese co.'s PrOduoe-Pot Ashos, 81 .
Petroleum Spirits, ed. Refined. li2i. Rosn-CoIn
mon II; Fine, a. Tallow, I4I. Cover Seed, uI.
LONDON July 9-NOOn.-Eo l2IDntel Standard Sugar
256. Scotch Pig Iron, 53. Calcutta Lnheed, $50 Ian
seed Oil, Rn Io Whale OIL, Rs5 Sperm OIL filo.
AfternoOn.-We have no changes TO report in our
markets.
Evenins-No. 70 Dutch STANDARD Sugar $50 Scotch
Pig Iron $751; Calcutta Ilnseed, $50 Hnseed OIL al TO-
Whale OIL, 4S5 Sperm on RIlO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
VIRGINIA.
Committee, U. 3. senate.

CoIoRED Police APPOINTMENTS IN RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, vs July IA movement has been IN
anguraed here TO enlarge the present police force by the
addition Of a number OF colOred members The corpo-
rate limits Of the city extended over large section
embracing an area OF 50 60 squares, hitherto In the
county Of Henrico, by the last Legislature This viii
cause an additional police force, and by direction OF
leading officials and others here, the names OF some 20
intelligent and active oolOred men, some OF whom served
I'm the Union Army hare been enrolled as candidates for
the new posltons The present members OF the force
will DO entirely aycrse this proceeding and It posi-
BILE that sny may resign because OF objections to serve
with colored men, This will, however create fresh va
candles and cause the appointment u other coored men
until the matter becomes settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
MAR1NE INTELLIGENCF.

QUEENSTOWN, July o-NOon-The steamship City OF
Cork Capt Brdgeman. from New-York June %, has ar
rived here en- route TO Liverpool The steamship City OF
Boston, Capt Letch, from June 30 has arrived
here, on the way to Liverpool.
soUTHMPToN, July 9-Noon.-The steamship Ham
nona Capt Ehlers from New York June 49, has arrived
here, Oh the way TO Hamburg
HAvRB, July 9.-The steamship Pcrcre capt Ducheshe
from New,York June 20, arrived at this port to-day
LONDONDERRY, July 9.-The steamship Austrian, from
Quebec June o. arrived here this morning the way to
liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, July 9-Noon.-The ship Meteor, bound
from NewYork TO London has been destroyed by fire at
sea- The mates carpenter and four OF the crew, were
lost The captain and all the rcst on board were saved
LONDON July 9-Aftenoen.-The steamship Celia,
Capt Gleadell, from New York June "a, has arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
FRANCE.

TIE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY CONFERENCE.
This conference again met in Paris June 70, FRINGE
Napoleon presiding for the first time His imperial hlg
opened the sitting by expressing the gratcaOn ne
felt being called upon by the Emperor ~ take part IN
the labOrs which might do much TO develop international
relations Hc then particularly dselt upon the import
ance OF arriving at practical result, aud showed the
necessity OF actng In spirit OF conciatiOn, and OF sar
Acng III necessary exclusive ideas aud national prefer
eces that the success Of such great undertaking
might MOI be compromised. The delegates their I'M
divided approval these setneHts, and afterward
passed resolution respectfully thanking me Emperor
for The honor he had done them In appointing Prince
Napoleon President OF The Conference. discussion
then ensued upon the various questions connected with
tho anty, tlile and weight q International money:
After three hours dc1beraton the Conference adjourned
uutl JuI.e Is. ....-. =. -. 4. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
NEW-YoRK, WEDNESDAY, JULY TO- 1867
~ her and she eznressea herself moro

ena which convinced her. and she expressed herself more
uan ever desIfOus adept him "a her SON. On tbe loh
OF October wrote him. aud presented him WIN an
entirely free gift Of R2i co., which sum was pad 10 Nj
Homo the day Alter this he went To Brighton anu
received letters from mother to her son, lie the
adopted her in addition 20 his own, and became G
most people know, Mr.. Home Lyon. The winter pass'
aud Mr. Home taken seriously ILL., Advised 20 go 10
Malvern, he PLACED himself under DR.. Gully ana during
his stay at the seat Of the water cure his mother wr9te
to him kind and affeetionatc letters yet, meahWhne
go turns ou she waTeOnsutng lawyers aS 70 the pest
means Of undong what she had done, At this psn,e
she eOnSnlts supposed spiritual medium, grl OF IL
years of age by whom she Is told that Mr. HOmeLyo mas
familiar spirit which haze compelled her 10 adopt hlm
Tho advice OF the medium IL that Mrs. Lyon sha throw
the whole thing into Chaneery. Mr. Home returns to
London this juneture ard IL received kindly by ms
patron On the second interview, however she demands
the return Of an part Of the money she has given him.
and tells him that all his friends are swndlers This OF
course Gays Mr. HOme renders u Impossible Tor me TO
comply with her request much Tor my friends sake as
for my own" Within the shortest possible time she has
him thrown into WhitecrOsssreet Prison. He only re-
NAMED there night, however, but the shock To ms
system has been great, and he s now very Ill
The WILL ere long, before the law courts and
win doubt be- very remarkable trial. IL VIII be a
fight between spiituats, and must elicit some extraor
binary disclosures for Mrs Lyon adheres to her belief
in sphtuaiisin, aud docs not charge Mr. Home with
fTagd, but Vows that he Las q familiar spirit
~ lBerTow's Worcester Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
MILITARY VISITORS AT WEST POINT.

WEST POINT, July Cen. Grant came here this
forenoon in the steamer Chauncey Yibbard Immediately
on dsembarkng he proceeded the river to CARR
sons the residence Of Gov Fish, where he dined In
the afternoon at o'clock accompanied by one OF his
STAFF Col Bideaux and Gov Fish, the General recrossed
the river and his arrival again at the Point was driven
TO Gen Pitchers headquarters. number OF interested
spectators have reached here from different points along
the Hudson having heard OF the coming OF Grant The
parade OF the cadets to take place at o'clock
this evening After that Gen Grant will be serenaded
and the days exercises will probably conclude at p
with grand display VI fireworks. Major-Gen. Meade
and MsjOr-Gen Barry registered at Roes, and II is
possible that Gen. Candy has arrived The activity
noticeable among tho cadets the camp ground and the
movements OF messengers, In themselves show to the
Imintiated that something IL up"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
THE PRIZE RING.

FIGHT BETwEEN SEWARD AND f0GARTY NEAR
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, July "a month ago the sporting
fraternity hereabout looked forward 10 today with
adorable interest likely 20 constitute an epoch In h
history of the przeng this locality fghtAeswesA
Jim Elliott and Chas Gallagher having been arranged
take place nj this date to be Immediately followed by
turn up between two light weight asphants for pnss
honors Edward Seward and Dan Fogsrty. Thf
former having however, having been declared org
In consequence Of the sickness Of Gallagher The ainref
of these brutal exhibitions had 70 content bsmseive9
with the latter. This of this leofnirs A. bisc
River. In tais State, at point on AZ ~ sns ~
Eleven rounds were fought lasting "a minutes sewsra
had matters all his own way micughout tne e3ht
test but In a moment OF indiseretion ne deait M
opponent foul blow and lOst the fight Fegarty showe
no points as pugst and received very severe pnnshq
ard was arrested by the authorities OF the ooany IA
which the fight occurred ana nnea ~ asss Y. Is,
been found f.e aff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
LErrER FRoM GEN sHERIDAN

Gen. Sheridan was invited TO attend the laying oi
the cornerstone Of soldiers Monument In Detroit on
the Fourth and returned the following answer: ..t
HEADoUA ALTERS Finn MILITARY DISTRICT
NEw-ORLEANs, June 20, 1867. .
Cru JoHN ROBERTSON Detroit Michigan.
GENERAL have the honor 90 acknowledge the receipt
your kind Invitation attend the meeting Of the
Mie hcan soldiers Mopument Association ON the occa
sion Of laying the cornerstone the lth Of July re
gret that Of official duties viii be unable TO
attend
10 would give the greatest pleasure 10 again meet
those with whom first started 10 assist i'm crislng Re-
bellon. the officers and soldiers Of the Second Michigan
cavalry also the gallant officers and soldiers whom iao
the honor 20 command upto the surrender Of the Rebel
armies but the with me has not vet closed and now
ureveDts the qualification OF this desired pleasure
eH general Fery respectfully your obedient fervnh
iaias fniI, n. Ei;EAlpAx, Major 0eneral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
TFNNESSEE.

NASHVILLE July o.-The Mayor Of Nashville had
an interview to-day with Col Duncan. Commander OF the
Post touching the conduct Of the negro military
company sent TO Franklin by tine state authorities befoi
with the Major that it was rcpehensble ana declared
that they ought TO have been aneste lie also said lac
lar sanding said troops 10 franklin after he had sent
tbef eont force ~ regular troops 20 preserve peace
wonid not permit any Interference with his authority by
lie Statg ~ . E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

~ ATIANTc SSLEsRAFH TRIsuNy
LONDON, July 0-Eycning--ln the House Of Lords
this evening, Earl Derby strongly denounced tho
action of the Mexican Government in putting Maxi
milan to DEATH but he made no disclosures ~ to
what measures the Government intends TO adopt in
regard to Mexico. ....
LIVERPOOL, July 1.-Two business firms in this
city-Messrs. Bond & Beeber, and Messrs. Meller g.
Southall-largely engaged in the Brazilian trade,
have suspended payment. ...#
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10

ease of love and laudanum has transpired
In Iersey CITY George Newkirk became jealous OF hfs
namorata Caharfne Cocmbs and forsook her. Ctharne
procured three ounces Of laudanum, and visiting ler
The result Catharhes sickness from the
and the Issuing or warrants by the hover and hs h.s.s
" the peace On hs psc'slscs ~, fsil .o;si saansss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
LOUISIANA.
MEETING on THE GRAND ARMY os THE REPUBLIC
~ rELEsRAPH 10 rus TKiBusL

NEEfINU IHE uNAINU Ut TN" '"' ~''"7'N
~ TsLEsRApH 70 rus rususL
EEw-ORLEANs, July 9.-The annual meeting OF the
encsmpment Of the Grand Army OF the Republic OF 'hs
department was held In this city last evening Col H.
O. wsrmoth was elected Grand Commander. and Major
r. E. Dumis lately enfrsnehsed. Senior Viee-Grsnd
Commander The following resolution was unAnmoasly
adopted; ..Ir. 80. -. go -.
Resoiped That in Major-Gen Sheridan We have true
solder capable commander, and generous ana palrs
Otto citizen, and commend him 20 the country and
pledge ourselves TO support and maintain him IN al his
efforts TO reconstruct LOUISIANA Ia harmony with tho
loyal States Of tho Union. .-.s ,..-l-- =.
Cen. Mower has psremptOrys,cpPsd suit IA Justice
O,conners court -L..L a.---- D. -r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
ELECTION OLE RAILROAD OFFICERS.

NEw-HIyEN, JHly 9--At the annual meeting of
the officers Of the Shore Line Railwsy to-day the Odd
BOARD reelected. s. IL Scranton Of Madison. was re
elected President and superintendent 8. b. Chittonden
Of New-YorB Vicc-President, and WIN. T. Bartlett Of
New York secretary and Treasurer. The earnings last
year in advance Of previous year the
celniR heinR LOIS. and the RXpendItures t2)ls4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
TIE SULTAN

LONDON July g-His Majesty, Abdul Azz. the
Sultan of Turkey, has accepted the invitation Of the
Emperor Of Austria to visit HIM In Vienna. It is
accordingly announced chat the Sultan viii return
to ConstaminOple by way of Vienna, where he will
remain for one week the guest of the Emperor
Francis Joseph. a., t..,.. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
pECIsTR

sicnuosD july 9-'rhc coored majority on the regis
trstion lists to-day Is $50 Accounts from the south
lst,u parts Of the state aud Valley show majority
FOR Tho whites The registration pas closcd Ia AexaIl-
a and The c0ofed maOrlties Ia the several wards are
a. f,lloEs: First Ward. lO0 Second Ward. IL; Third
Ward 40: Fourth ward iec Tolai coored majority over
S.ytxKAn Ga .Jmly 81 One hundred and fifteen
Whites and nftx -1,sr e"iasd Efslssred t'tiaI. b
F--s7 VT. .fJs a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
BILLIARD MATCH,

ScmRNroTADY, y. Y, July "a match game of
billiards was played this evening at Hornlg Wcnple's
billiard paror between Buck salisbury Of Albany and A.
Valentine VI GlOversvile for $780, 1000 up, carOns on
four pocket table, the former winning the game by "a
points. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
GERMANY

BERLIN, July 9.--AIrangements have been per
fected for conference between the King of Prussia
aud tho Sovereigns of the soutb-Gcrman States,
which Will take place at an early day. a.i or be-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
TuF CpOpe m CALTF6RNIA.

SAX Francisco, July S,--The wheat crop Of Cali
soFlia for 1906 IL Is ascertned, amounted ~ lgeoog
bushels Two hundred and fifty thousand bushels ~
wheat have been exported during the past harvest year
valued al 80 GlOO9O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
AIISTRIA-

VIENNA. July Bills Majesty, the Emperor, has
finally decided 10 visit Paris and has fixed the period
of his visit during the month Of September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
RALIO0N ASCENSION.

y BosroS. July 9-At o'clock tonight Plpf, King
assembled from the Common IN his mamnotll balloon
q Hvnerfou" He accompanied by seven other gen
fleen several thousand people witnessed the aseen
sion which was q very successful one. r. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
IN CHICAGO

CtuCAGo. July g.-P. III. Brown & Co.'s planning
mill III tle corner OF Franklin and Van Bureist was
DESTROYED by Are last night Loss from slSe to $1,000
which is insured. f0i .ltslftrlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
FIRES.
IN BRooMF-sT.

At IL. o'clock last night a fire was discovered in
the onestory frame stable in the Of No $40 Broce
st. OF four horses in the building three got out IN
safety and one was burned. The building was owned by
VIM scheel Loss 500; not insured The adjoining three
story frame building In the rear OF No $751; Is owned by
Anthony Eichof and damaged 70 the extent Of sSo
insured It was occupied by number OF poor fafnilek
fo LOST In the aggregate about $500 furniture fie
fire was probably the work OF an neendiary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
THE sTTRRATT TRIAL.
THE SURRATT TRIAL.

FURTHER TESTIMONY FOR THE DRFENsE-AFrEMPr
TO INvALIDATE THE TESTIMONY OF MR. LEE AND
SERGEANT DYE. r...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10

tnan states most positively that 10 sewards letter
TQresng the sparing Of MaXimians life that directly
caused his drath. Prominent Mexican officials freely nd
NIT that there thought OF executing the Emperor
on his falling into the hands of the Liberals previous ~
the reception Nv JuareZ Of this request from the GOV
eminent of the United states On the reception OF tha
however, determination to put the Emperor tn death
was almost unanimous, both in the army ana out OF ~
audi worth Juarels lite TO have denied aeeedng To
The cilmOrs for his o. ecutiOn 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-10
MEXICO.

THE EXECUTION OF TIE lMPEkLALlslo
,,,I. PARTICULARS or TRE EXECUTION or hAAN@ 'l.
IAN. MfRAMoN, AND ME1A-IAsT WORDS ~ ~"
coNpFtrVrn
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tho o,,,,r,o;,., coal ,r,d. Il limited inst nox
oar,,, - ,o ,o,noao 10, ,,,o poodino and rebie,
ILL.,, pa,,roads and ,,,or oo,,nec,,ons and ,beso
a',.,a, ,,,,s,os. oo,,,,,oroa ,,, ~. an.
.,,,l, ,,or,, ~ ,ho
~, .r,,,aa.,, ,r,,a ,o,,,o.o ~, ~ .ol.
'u"' E. ~, ~ '''e e'''",,' " -, T..
,o" ID NV ''''o '"''e ',''',' nun "'.''
.ooo' "nu ". op'non y. '''o'o !" Wv -
IL 'i'''' uu'e prospec's ior 'ne euiieh' e"'ene"'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

of their choice, and 10 the bible whose precepts
the lecturer explained and extollcd, to 10 II,
that these barbarous customs shall be done away.
The other meeting referred 10 was concert
given for the benefit of homeless children, u very
laudabc object. 1t was attended by much
larger audience than the lecture the preceding
evening This concert was very interesting, and
the talented performers were frequently applauded
by the audience. | am inclined to decide this
concert was the best thing saw during my stay
among you. FARMER.
From 4 PRIVATE LETTER written rs by one Of
the leading business men of this city We make
the following extracts on II subject to which we
have lately been calling public attention.:
. IN regard to the establishment of Board If
Trade in our city, permit me to say tia, ! regard
il Of the very highest importance. To il would
he committed the special care Of those interests
which require Development, affecting or
manufacturing. mechanical, and commercial pros
periiy.'
Another paragraph l. 50 personal that We hcsl-
tate to copy it, yet will run the risk;
~ am heartily glad that you have taken the
initiative in making orr city, rs IL long since
should hive been. better known at home and res
pceted abroad. Nothing in my opinion /, more
conducive 10 these ends than live and wcll-coli-
Quoted daily newspaper"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

The Washington correspondents of the
Detroit Post writes;
AZ you are aware an Important conven-
ton Of colored men has been in session here.
Ii represented that powerful organization
knownas :" Tic Equal Rights League" The
proceedings attracted considerable attention
from public men here. both on account of
their ability aud dignity y large number
of nroniiHent gentlemen were elected honor
AIRY members. One delegate, Rev, Mr.
Weaver, Of Pennsylvania offered The name
al Senator salisbury, Of Delaware among
others. The President, John Mercer Lang
ston, of Obcrln. ruled the nomination ont
Of order. because Mr.. Saulshurys record
WAS tainted with treason.
Thereon hangs iaie. IN interesting
renonnter occurred Yesterday. The senator
was IN An avenue car, as was also delegate,
Mr.. II. ]. Robinson, Of Ohio. with whom
Mr.. salisbury had some acquaintance. The
following conversation occurred Said the
Senator, addressing Mr.. r..
understand you folks have been hold
ing convention in this city, understand
further thai d negro Methodist minister.
named Weaver, Of Pennsylvania, proposed
my name as an honorary member Of Your
convention, and the President would not en-
leftain the proposition because my record,
as he claimed was tainted with treason,'
Snow, Mr.. Rohnson, he continued. II
wish ynn would tell Mr.. Weaver that want
10 see him. lie is smart fellow-a man OF
good sense. lie would conciliate his enc
mics by comforting honors on !Lon, as well
as on his friends. TIL him il he win call
en- mt will present him with a gilt-edged
Bible, with my name oil it. | don't think
much OF your President. | don't think hes
very smart, and yet would ike to have you
tell him ID Ike TO acc him."
+, Mr., Robinson remarked 1--WE differ with
you, sir"
Iknew it, was the reply. - am GLAD
was not made an honorary member; il
would have ruined ne with my party
Here the cars stopped and the Senator go
ont, and as lie did so he invited Mr.. Robin
son also to alight evidently with the inten
tion of continuing the conversation. TIL,
delegate was not anxious to do this, an,
therefore did not comply.
| This conversation is an interesting straw
This year there are five SUNDAYS il
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-31

ST. Mary's Roman Catholic church at
Lancaster, Pa. was burned Monday evening,
ii is supposed by accident.
John \. Robb, the oldest Baltimore
slip bnliler died on Monday, aged IS.
The Episcopal church, and Christ
church, ri 81. Paul, Minnesota, was burned
Oil Sunday. Loss $4,000. mostly insured,
In the Spcllmirc Divorce Case, very
scandalous proceeding nj Cincinnati, the
husbands petition for divorce is granted.
The suspension al Cincinnati of Keys,
Bros. & ca, stock brokers, and Glass Il Co,
bankers, Is reported.
No choice yet Tor l.. 5. senator in Ken
lucky,
The Louisiana Legislature met on Mon
day. Gov. Wells semi in his message. 4
committee of seven was appointed to revise
the State Constitution.
The Bargue (TcNas) Beocon says that
the United States troops near jackson bo-
rough were attacked ~ Indians and forty
killed,
The tulon soldiers OF Arkansas are call
| ed upon 10 meet in convention and protest
against the overthrow Of the State Govern
ment
The money market is quiet hut lenders
are cautious, in consequence of the recent
New York failures,
Yesterday gold opened al 1914 and
. closed at l3i5.
"A slight fire last evening at the Bulls
| Head Hotel, Market 81, Loss 81 .;,n0.
"A colored man, named John H. John
son. was arrested at Sixth and Lombard Sts.,
on Saturday night. for the theft of two
blankets and some clothing from house
near Media, Delaware county. Johnson
was sent 10 Media for trial.