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, 1869-06-07

tiy. &ay tr0on xhy tAis coesss ehoaH nok now be
esriTs Il Ill fse, s. eantinned u NJ snta s. u
5orrped meetnx et The assembly. tn 6ottmotr NEXT.
.ai iHea 11a Heaon % 1aa tesp
~. B. SE*1xT"
me tesain9 OF tnis minority fefo.1 vas ses.
esA LINES nSef7npteo ana aocSnI 10 De prevented
oJ nenoefa o. toe oatos1tf o. tne committee opt
Ae Rouse Aod sae Aoae1aaot oeetdeo LIE sepoEs
70 ee N o1ues, ~ II Clearly Ta4, ADD suca astefop1
were UNSUCCESSFUL ...
~ me eohclcNon OF tne reading, senator pFaSe,
u A1ssoH1' Soia1aissloaef nom INC Pfeso!HJ
q o. LOUIS 20 tae aaseun!5s n4zs stalns saa1 Inc
taes4 s1sea "eso esaaenay o. sseas H1asnlsuoe.
..u W. nes auooa na'e estsau nsess's&Ion
a. ae oalos u tse asseu1o'5' H-osea toas spe-
e,si counlttee pe appointed 10 e1a1noe al 1ae
Anaus 0! tae semina15' anu report upon sne same
INC aAfu.neo session 81 tae asselaov ~ 40
nan9 Tsmoea. Aau tnAt " tee meaan1e Inc on1soias
oreSt9s ee.tM ne eoa.tateu ~ o1ee.
the most u e1e.5a ss s,,es o., .nr1a sa;.
.s's ~ oe-otl1a 4otu4 sus ~,
.snsI sau =. .ae as.snos-sae ptopos1tson loe tuA
mses!kauoo ol .o1s p1ee1ous ousanes o5 iA1
Aao o1siotefes.ea cominlssee, - 6lt a. Cuieaeob
"nele tne 1aes eoata come oa1 sue eon1n not oe
~ stso,s@, oemS one s1eeea1ns's oss.as1e!a. 10
80 1890 " ne Ians:N u INC eotHEa...ee
,a.,sa - ~ t-s .io.a Sneaso. upon ~ Mssas
49, 1aa oso.s .s,'N.a ns" eo.a. tae saoae
- aaa hoi.! h1apaiAuos sens.cinaa "a.
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go, ~. ..-.s.. 80 "s4s - "eA AN"u - VIC
~ ~ -. .s.."o os.He ana eoaia ~. os N.Y.
49, DNs .s4sa " esoeAee
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Yort co,nr,r,rr ~ ssa-or m ~n1 srrordtcc,v
nav m.nA . m ,~ine+ ma 1no,ton ~ Son.eo-
nj Law sn,.,,,nt,a ~,-n ,ae e - ut oI
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, 1869-06-07

Indian Hosttittics In NcbrnAka.
ffor. III EAatriee {tth} Ctrie,.

In order to forestAu exaEstr1tfon, and s;op ,he
tnohaand ana one INmofs Calculated to the ietyt-
n3ent oi tie Whole ss&tc, e seEafd to the recent
y, We gre below plaln. poEaIntshed statement
Of facts, a. we have ss1hertd item frpYn ns-tici
pants IN the fighting and 1ro1n reliable parties Uy-
A party Ct seven whites, living On Rose creek.
barring gone cut on buffalo hunt, weyr astacfed
on some OF the tributaries ct the Republican at
. point so1;n q he head xaseEs q Elk cgce1. on
OF the whites killed. Two o;hers a1c missing.
and the balance escaped. 1ne naaea Of the s1led
arc Mace Kellogg and - Prrssoa.
no11hEestt1iy direction, c1ossai tic head waters
Of Elk CTtcs, noved down n = southcasserty e.
reetton between E1k and Liberty Creeks, cane up
with party Of seven Wnltes nom T1rkey Creek,
sued, which lasted for several miles. the whites
bea1inR them bact. THO whites wern wooEted-
D. BQtheffck shot through the ankle, And
ntn Tft Inlilsna, conttnains their march tox'ari
| the Lite Bipt Evet. when within = few niles Of
klsWa station, osc5toot aud astatked. about :
9e1ock On ne morning q tne En- an n4ftf q nse
Taboo. Charles M.nley ant ssmaei ssexens, living
on the Lttlc Blue, ana Jodge Harrington,
Of Beatrice. The fight lszted Tor dis,
sesrso aae tth iaa.as nssS ssseh I'D Pssenins
~ heuon u kafetr. One Of the hnrsea ast*cned ts
es; 1 "asun -! shot II rongn one Of ~ legs and
ns.s Ihe Judge thinks thzs the Indian. xert
/ tANat@: they wore blne coats. Tne lndiAds
Isssne1 Tue Little D1pe settlements On tho esen'
Wss y soe ssth and took two horses nom Capsass
mmason. esxnt from King E1snes, and three fEom
tai1tJ st, n1s esiox sfe s., MA"a IA sAIas ns
ssady 9 The hane dtstzuee from BeAtzioe- Tni
as nXas0 ~sse 9tolen frum \ se4alezoeut IN n1tlei
nisos ~ IL Ras !na!aos aprausene9 g Within Y
osesneasfnn. es9 md tnen took tho Backward U1ek
A3Ac7 "n@o oUe aoshinS das heao heard of tnesa
, 1869-06-07

Educntionnl-ptkc County Rnl1-
ronu and Bridge Conapnntea-
Board OF TKnac-I'leosnnt Affair.
Special Despstch 10 The ChtcaEo Tribune.
SrR1ECfIxtp. H., Juoc e
The following gentlemen, appointed rome tune
ago as members Of the State Board Of Education
Of the State OF Inlnos, VIZ: Walter I. MAYO, Of
Ed1a1ds County; Eamuel ". Aoulten, Of Shelby
County; Wtnne1d s Coy, Of Kendall County;
George c. Clarke, Of Cook County; aad Hen17 s.
Wing, Of Madison County, were coaml mlssloned BY
the Governor yesterday
The second ten miles OF the Pike County RA!-
rosi Will be finished soop- Upon the completion
Of this section one half the railroad iB finished
The Pike County Bridge Company was organized
F1eaasns q IL ns.eh "a +
raay eIsaaRt.sa i sae ssa.e 'oi Missouri
Al Hannibal, and which viii form nj unasossn
chain Of road from Springfield 70 Kansas City, By
hs Dy o a1a %ssn
route l,J way Of The Quincy, Hannibal St Jo-
fhe business men of this city are taking the
believing the growing Of the city business not on
| II jussines this action but demands It
residence oi il +. GoodeiL Ed, Of thts.cttJ, and
participated IN bY a number oi ous citizens and
9en!sn 2! the press from H. o'hss pa5s; T:
United Safes; senator Ward and LADY. Of your city
| and GthesN on which occasion cane waa pre-
| scnteA to Mr. Goodell by Edward Merritt, Es4,, q
! tho .sraH Rrgi4tf5t IN behalf Of the New Crlean!
branch oi .hc ILLINOIS Pzesa Assoeia.
| tIon, the members of which Wers
| courteBy and kindness lrom hi. Goolel. who
acted as commlksaTy general on that occasion
The cane was ebony. surmounted hy solid golt
head, on which VAS engraved .'To r. E Goodcl
| by the Illinois Press Association, Chicago, Cairo
New Orleans, April 1860, - speeches were made 3!
Judge D!ceey, senator Ward, and Messts- NerEif
I tered.
, 1869-06-07

drawing -roon1s. Il the{ wanted 70 knsx Eaas
England telt, they, TIM Republicans tho men q
he people, ought 70 have gone 70 he workshops @
xxofksnop x1n ia :L4aesshtre, 1h5ch ~ 10 sonser
:, ,nst TheS va cold I'D are.1
where thers *aA hardly meal that co1ld he
cooked, becnusc of that wnE-snere the1 wp1ad
Sumner, or for any American. 10 forget those
friends, ard 10 remcnbe. those fasalonahis n.n
who, after ail did not guide the uestn!cs Of Eng
sa,,. asSe aons bas teei IN % : = Is 10 M 1s
We really have to do With Bat In referring to Il
becaEse OUT American friends 50 sen-
But what thtv haze to DO with u what the GOV
e1nmcnt has done. lHear] Well. Jon and 70
We ty Your help-kept The goFeromen to0Snt.
side Of slavery. III. tue that Lord Russe.l, Or
raiher the men that were acting under Lord Kss. r
sell-because II WAS not aiA dotnG-sHoFed ne
lieTe. 81 s9eaI It neglect IN allowing her 70 escape
peteSe there vas great mistake ~ anoTtnf ~, ner
feel that / hste some little right to complain
against my friend Nj. Sumner, when In this q7es.
ttor, and this gre1t ctt.!s Of great question, he
County, s ~ .isaoas .cmcabe,ins tit hose words
were Used for his county. and used with success
tAear: hsasl; ieE re ala sseP Ensaann 49, - :,
that geat mistake upon the AIaeaus tor which
We arc wiring to suhu,lt TO arbtuson, and 70 ~!
damages the atbtrEataE-as da1e saI ne Eoall
-decile ngnust rs. But It mast not be forgotten
that although Lord Russeli or raihef the man .ho
rfoicssed 10 serve Lord Resell, and served 6tm
badly In tne matter Of le;ung the Alabama out
;h2t Lord Russell. gutded hJ c1pes1ence, strained
the Law 70 keep The rams from going cut EHeat.
hea1.] But there Is y far mora Important casc
than that Nj. Sumner says Ne Nero guilty Of
ha1f Of thAt terrible which they hsd 70 andssEo.
Wen, there WAS Iitue q. which thetr fortunes
looked Is though thar were very dseAry, II which
! fels mare fearful than could venture 70 ae,
knowledge, 1t which patriotic Americans thAt l
met felt more fearful than they liked to acknowl-
edge: and II taAt time u ruler Of ftznce came
luxe tempter and asked England, and tT!td 70
persuade England, 70 to!a him In earning out ny
plans OF a1nhttion upon the American
continent, and tn declaring On the tide Of the
South II England and France had done thas-
well, ! believe that the North would stu hare
conquered, such Is tho power Of freedom and oi
freemen: but her cost would have been q1ad-
Fupled-aye, quintupled. II WIS nom that that
England saTea her, aching seso1.ilng y The % wish
and determination Of Lord Russell, for nothing
would have induced Lord Ruzaeu TO I'D the slave
power, supported byBou, By those Of Us wac Were
The friends OF America, npd whom complain oi
Mr. Sumner for now forgetting.
, 1869-06-07
WADE AND GRANT,
An fufcFEicpE HetsFceu Them.

BasAi,s7to,s DsST,1t:A % fAe Stv Iorl 7I<ra!L
Old Ben Wade, who had been mp at Boston at
the meeting Of tae Directors Of The 1'aeiae Rail-
IN Onlo 70 scr, Is he say loosely, how the gov.
ernmcnt runs without him. Being ont Of ONCE,
he has no fayo1s to aak either Tor himself OK
bis frtendz. and The doors of tbA var.oua heads
Of departments open With wo6denul freedom.
Old Heu paid hts respects 10 the President while
here and they smoked cigac together md dis
cusscd what might hare been and what is. When
the impeachment tta1 vas IN prog!ess 10 man
waa more confident than Grant that Vale would
be President IL place OF Andrew Juhnson, to
be dcposed- The interview yesterday HAtu-
Tal'J touched upon this point: but Wade
WAS not disposed = TAX about it. ue there.
he had got fa!r1} ts.:o tue harness ret Grant
replied that be hao but eldea that ne rrcst"
tsencJ VAS no: #Eas X WIS csaskeI W to se'
denf, ;" ann Itle NANNY ana r. toof stIon9
pail .! MS clSaf anu A6neu rs L ne res1cHca 1nas
ne 20 s:e @ s:se ~ .o-,,,,,,. =, a-c-. r,-os,.
, 1869-06-07
KANSAS.

1Adsnn 0utrngc*-.1orc Fietin,s-De-
vastnttona-1{iiifnE nnu Destroy.
tnE-rhc Arnrnfa ocs snndtChcyrnncs
Hun Ery und Out Of AMMUNITION,
&c.
LEAvESwo ORTIZ, Ks-, June h-The Ttmes a,d
Conservative has i spc cia! from Ellsworth. which
Fays General Miles, courlevs have arrived from the
Saline They rcpoFt Two additional bodies fouud,
making thirteen killed.
The Indians arc devastating the settlements
on the solomon and Republican R.v-
three scouts recruited here. lie received
dispatches to-day Informing hun that the Indians
had been In The vicinity u White Rock md Lake
sihley All The week, IN Large numbers. killing and
destroying everything.
MaJor Cox. Of The Tenth Cavalry, has Arrived
from Camp Supply. He reports nll the Arapahoes
and 40 ChcJcnncs at that post hungry and out Of
amnuniticn- Colonel Nelson, Superintendent, Is
there with q Stock Of provisions and Eoods for
their benefit Camp Supply will shortly be gar
risoncd By SIX companies Of the Tenth Cavalry
and five companies Of infantry. TIE zane paper
has news that the colonies in Jewel and Mitchell
Counties, In northwestern Kansas, have beel
driven into Republic and Washington Counties,
and nearly twenty rclsors killed. Mr.. Wlntsl-
peck, Al old ctzcu+ was led while crossing the
Republican River. There Is panic among Set
tiers IN TINT part Of tic State.
, 1869-06-07

opposed 70 rebel eofras cnise1neut except s.a1a-
4ils xnd slowly, and II the eI-sehels shot1 ahov
tttnselscs worthy Of IT, Thk, he "a 4. wa8 the
position he had MwsJa occu, L i, aud
s,tI e. position an,t 9f tho Republican panL ~:
isscf Of reu,osins III ressictioaa I'd a'a y, Il u
would, elected GoEefnof, recommend 10 the
next Legislature to call 4 convention AND 10
amend the Consultation ot the Statc Is to permit
81 eatAsnA 10 vote. be sise11Ard qualified this
ns tay.ng he would not grant the
[ nxaiof 70 11atfed % nitmgnt maiuc.ess Or
po&inop Of the Republican party Of the nation.
-. S:okcS tcloiusd, a1I d1eiA1St ;tAt Gqrcca3c
seutH had changed lis position within three
HeeSs: that he himself WAS unchanged, and said
ne FAS glad the issue wIs At Last 1nade
NJ i waa Stokes AMI gradual
dtstc enfranchiscnen, for al The CONFLICT be-
tween the txo Candidates, Although ! sid specta-
Gle ior Republicans. WAS deeply interesting and
lated nnt1 suudowu. Af. Siokt4 had the adyan-
taRc Of more elaborate prepaF Faslon snan his ad-
seEsaT!, and also Of haFing on nls SIDE soulsftas
acd BY his coo11esa and a.lt-possesslon exrlsed
much admiration \ good mAuJ c1ott1 were
made TO tDfeHupi him, and at one tim. lsIgr
humber It Stokes men, With drum and tle.
marched ont OF the La! IN body, but not once
Tat Eenter thrown Oh hts tasancc- The meeting
men Of Nashville and Davidson County
It Is lin1cuit TO Ky, however, 1hat
chaDres may he made during the canra6s- The
Conservatives arc unanimously for Senter, and
this morning both the Democratic papers OF this
city cotne cut for hin sqcarelg. The greater mum.
bet Of while Republicans seen TO t'e for hin also.
TIE campaign presents rome singular features,
and Wll he one Of the most interesting ercr fought
III Tennessee
, 1869-06-07

Judge Harrington, Ar. Duneld azd otnera. old
setaeH, Ase ennodent that the Indians are Paw
neeA ln!s y eT1denced TO Z certain extent by the
c1adaet Of ths Indians tnensel1es Who being
e long range Their object being not to xii settlers
tss b1s % stcnl horses Some aver thal thrt were
tea by white mAn, while othefs deny It. The rc-
sult q the raid Ia two whites klled two wounded
S~o mHane. and about fifteen horses rto1en- We
hAse not ye1 learned whether Any Of the redskins
Were Filled Or wounded II IL probable there
Eete, as both the party frum Turkey Greek and
coolnezE.
The settler1 arc AIMING themselves no one
1nmN o. leaving, none have left, but ali AIr cpu-
dent Of their ability to project .hemstise. against
the depretAifbns Of the rcdsuH In the future, be
they CheJennea. slou1s or Pawnees- Stops arc
being t8ken TO have troops stationed along the
frpLtter, and believe It Hlll be done for no sttGE
how willing Of able the settlers may be to meet
! these depEedAton4 thev have not the time 70
spare to look after tncse nanraudtne bands. This
| Eaaster should receive the prpmt attention ot
! those In authority, md thc4c Ensf1uders are
PA~uee8 they should bc taught to know the pen-
atty Of numbering American citizens while enjoy.
| leg the 1s,ecdshlp Of the United States Govern.
|
, 1869-06-07

special Despatch 10 The Chicago Trbuxe-
NEE YoRk, juno G.

Spsc,al Despatch to The Chicago Tnbuxe-
NEE YoRk, juno e.
1TpdE FULLERTON.
The care Of Judge Fullerton, Tor whiske5 Frauds
will probably he postponed again. on account OF
u1rttA OF Judge .selsnn- The District Attorney Is
ready 70 proceed With this case, which was set for
to-norrow, but Judge Nelson Is unable 10 attend
court.
CCHAS E1FEpII1oS.
a rnrntng paper Gays that the shl2 which
cleared for Saa Francisco, called yesterday for
Cuba, With SO k1eo, mostly recruited in the West,
and commanded by Colonel Hendrey, formerly a
Captain In an Ohio rcg1acaH- The men were
tullr equipped, md most Of them have sccn
service.
lR:H rRIsOEERA
A letter from Dublin, In IN Irish paper; says
that o'Don1van Hossa, the 1rtsh patriot. haa suf-
fercd greatly IN his imprisonment, and was Kept
i've weeks with hls hands nan8eled behind his
hack, night and day. nossa aud nvc companions
were In Chcatham jail NJ last Accounts
QCAKEH CITY.
The E,eamer Quaker City viii be released TO-
MORROW and take IN storel for her FoyaSe 70
Kingston.
, 1869-06-07

Rights of Colorcd Mcu-Tctt Cnsc-
sCfXar-Mnkcrr 8n n Strike.
sPec1A Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
QCIncr, IL, June e.
The ngtts of American ciuxcus oi African de-
sce1t ART soon to be tested In our courta Some
time since James L Washington, . zeatdcnt Of
the steamer Andy Johnson, pairing. a.
tho boat clNms, the fare charged
fer colored people, which Is less
thsu thxt charged 10 whites being informed Ut the
same time that he would tie furnished mcals in
Inc pantry. When the time came he took = Beat
Al The table, and refuAnR to leave when requested
offered him AID requested to 3eare the boat At the
next landing THIS he refused, and ~ak put
4snote a. Fortage, and nov brings suit, claiming
ST9o dalnaErs from the Packet Company.
Ine cl:zsmAkers OF this city 4Te now On fsrtke
making cigars
, 1869-06-07
MICHIGAN.

Conviction of nm AboTstontAf-F1c G
Com Raatts Suicide SERIOUS Acct-
dent, sc.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago THhune. .
nE1RG1r, June &
Dr. John Day, Of Battle Creek, who has been On
fr1ai dcrtns tie past wcck for ABORTION, was
found guilty. lie was D very prominent man IN
the days OF the Kansas NberAto1s, and Is widely
kuaMD.
News hns reached here nt 4 Eerious accident at
bronson. by the giving way OF tho centre wall In
the hrtck block being built BY Milo md l. D.
CLARK. Nine men ut work were part
y buried in the ruins The names OF
the injured are !. n. Gee, foreman,
Centrtcille les broken in ITO places and injured
internally: Frank PaEr, Bronson, confusion Of
head and injured internally r H. lfask!ns, Lima,
injured Internally supposed fatally: Wm. Gun.
Elngtatn. Htunson, face badly cul- The re-: cs'
bz1Ror7, Jane k-bT Day, who has been on
trial several days. 1t MaIshall, Mich, charged With
chtid-murder By producing aboftton was last night
tor took noEphiRe 4Ed died today.
, 1869-06-07

StnTr King on Eternal nAmnation.
10 tAs Esi:or ~ Thk Chaea9o Trtbunx:
In Jocr article on "Tne Two Hans" {oo NJ
" Rev. Mr. Tyler wzs able to quote from The late
Rev. s<a1r King, Tntsx1tao. thst thezt Is Nd lnS-
ea1 rcason Why sopl that rejeca good ADD pre-
fen ev1 Tor lifetime bhonld not do 80 through
out ete1uity." We think you have f1llen INTO =
mistake heTr Nj. T3les siupiy sAhi t1as "star
Eng, IN DISCOURSE " had mada so1ce such Ad-
mission; but be did not say IN wh2i discourse,
nor make any reference by Which his 81atement
might te verified We a1r confident tha. Ssarr
King never tnade suca admission, and we respect
fully xak Nj. TIln9 to give u hls authority,
@. r. F11xpkA
P1stor Of the Church n4 the Reteemet,
, 1869-06-07
Cincinnati ltcma4

rCnc1Sh4H. Juae G-McCooles antagonist,
A1tn A1;en FAxc Epazrtuc exhibition last night
s,1crt III. i.as nii % yesrs old Was found u tae
before midnight without trcskine. Fnf1her par-
acnlass q The cause not Known.
~ ~ " n11o"n 11n man yhx found dead IN an teon-
ne appeSss to hare been dead vecf, Cauee not
, 1869-06-07
Destructive Fire

rHnApNfH1A. June 6-Thc saw and cr1ss t1ilts
belonging TO Mefce1e j MnshaEu, tu Camden, y.
originated In the rear Of the saw 1atl and spread
rsFldl5. large amount OF eraln ana nouf stored
IN the gr.st mil wa6 destroyed Several piles Of
the IRE could be checked SO 900 worth Of property
vas DESTROYED The buildings aud stock partially
nsated- The ere Il supposed to bare been the
~otk OF An tnceudthFF.
, 1869-06-07

MASONIC NOTICES.

.MNS0sfc.
L.tayet Oh. per No r l. u 6ree4l Convoea-
tsoa this {Mopaayl evening II ~ acoek for 'Eo.t
tie r L. Dek.et. PE orIe. # ftht Il. E. h P.
EC TICKER Eetrttsrv
, 1869-06-07

Opening the CnnpntEn-Debatc Be-
tween stokes and Seufer-Thc POSI-.
Hon Of the Candidates, Aes
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
ElaHvu11, Tenn, June T.
Ihe campaign In Tennessee WIZ opened II thia
plaza yesterday. Y. B. 6,okas M announced To
speek II the Capitol, bet II was understood sh1&
Governor 9tuteT would be permitted 10 respond.
II O'CLOCK, the ho1r foe the meeting to CON-
Inence, the HAn Of Representatives
WA dled with IN immense kndience tires -fourtht
colored- Stokes SPOKE rt1t, and decl1red himself
, 1869-06-07
WASHINGTON.
The Military 0utrages IN
Alaska.
General JEFF. G. Davis to be
Removed.
Alore Color Troubles in Wash.
ington.
The Georgia Murders and Out
RACES to be Investigated.
spec,al Despatch 70 The ChleaEo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. June 4

Special nespasc1 70 The Chleago Tribune.
WAsuRuTox. D. C., Juneh
TIE ALABE1 oc.RAGEA.
General Je6 Davi1 Is sooa to be rcl!cyed from
the command Of troops In AiasEA One OF the
California papers, come weeks ago, printed two
CT three Articles that were widely copied In the
East, In which 1t waa charged, and shown by
Specifications, that good deaf Of law1essness cx-
ts5 among the Soldiers up there; that optEayes Ct
IN Indecent character haye been petpetrated
upon number Of women; that
rome Of the officers are greatly 3D.
llclcd TO dtrnfennesa, and that othc1B are openly
E:lns With abandoned women rs mistresses. The
o!nct2l reports Show h.So that Indians and nAtiyea
have lcen abused and mn1tfeated In rnanY wa5a;
and, II word, taai there Is q deploranle Lack ot
discipline among portion Of the troops. The
President has made inquiry into the matter, and
nnds that the Newspapers haye by no means told
The worst Of the truth. Ap otlcer, more enhcicnt
than General Davis has proved in ihi. fell, viii
ls sent to take hts place
MORE co1oHEp TROUBLES.
TIC colorcd brother Il making more trouble hy
pers:sttng IN s1ying to get good pay for good
Hork. The other day he WIS made a brickiAyer
tn the nary ts1d, greatly 70 the injury OF the
fceltrks Of the DHcklAyers' Union, which de-
4nan1s that be shall be turned out forthwith, or
that tho uhite b1ick1ayers ehal1 strike and leave
Uncle Sam In The lurch. Not oonteus with ras-
ing ths rnuss, he has 10 got himself appointed
iotne- in the xard and eonsaonrntty rhe yo,nara.
Trion 10 alien All hv ,ha oar. rvov.hod, .a,,t.a
that he Is good citizen, and good w0rkman, bat
hts color can't bs endured.
ro1I1c.1
The Renu,,l,cars heid a 1.,pc mar. rnent,nr IN
tba h.rl n.rr og the ei,7- last exen,no a. whteh .
+re,+ rnm+er or snetrhes yxrre rn.de D.nn.
cratic rapess Of yesterday and tnls morning charge
,n.t ~ a,ber she haya hroupht IN nco,v,ee f,nrn
zss.-t,ss sna r,,,1n,, md III, -. ~ .o.o
w., ,a.n,or-ov +, :. r.norted to.nich.
.s..,,. Ceoscrrs,,.-s h,,c c,t ont aerarn, n.,,~
.-,', ws-snta for RI. nrrpst ~ ,hese n-or,,..s
Tn. rsra--,,o bars n,t no,ntn.,e,t ,n, rtrto, ~,
.s",. 49,, ~. ~, =, ,n.,,, thn Indenansant ,t.H.,
nasa o"H. -. ~. .,,,-earr .t.rn, -, -
" ses S.@.s,.as . .--a ..r..s ~ 49,.
"aIu@- Ane 1AcPuot ~ e4.e -4eas " 80
ring TIC elec1oa Oh Eeae1M olnce1s. pus no ode
can safely predict wha: III he the result On Coun-
rI,tnen.
rrpr-.s <.rx,srrr
$780,, r,,,,.,.~ ~. .--ro. m. ,,4,,
1ae ne" 1ciutAA4 Aias1et - o4eHco -. a.ta "4A
h6 presented TO the frestdtnt thla week LIS aff1-
val wilt probably bring a1oRt the assembling here,
~ a, e..t, da- nf the t,oYrrnfs.tnn tn adu1ieate
s,[-.:,..a: - - ss.-os. 49,, ~, t,n 49, n.na
1ue oltAeu1aSs pet"ten oiN'A' wy >''e 'A' a0Aor
and refu, Chill and IsoEvta, on tho othe1, Whcre-
IN our Government IL to net a. uu,pifp,
rrRr .sp 7uK ccrAs INSURGENTS,
, 1869-06-07

A1HAxr, June d.-ptlcsates to the Puntets'
National ConTeuttou, which meets III the ASsctr-
bly CnaznteE, at the Capitol, so-norron. have AZ
HFed from Sew YORK city, 1ouistana south CARO-
xha, Warrington, Missouri, EansaA Tcnuessee
Kentucky, Aa1laah, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and
mnnE other other States and the CaaadaA MIS-
Aug0a1a Lewis and Mis- lloWant, FROM ScE Totk.
arc also herr for the purpose Of asking for cnX
ter. The sosslon Will tast ali The week, "a humber
Of excursions to Saratoga and elsewhere alc IA
take plAce.
, 1869-06-07
FORT WAYNE.

Fort Vnync- Muncie d Cluclu.
nntf IRntlrond-Frosx.
BeeciA Dezpaten to The Chicago Tubunc,
FoKr WAYNE, Ind, June &
The contractors for iAy.ng OF the
iron on the Fort Wayne, Nuncte
Cincinnati Railroad viii commence taytnc on
this road II few days and expect 70 hare thu
twenty -slx nllct, by the nzst Of September, Tne
contract for EradinR and preparing the road-oed
for the middle division haa feen K1yen 70 C. Boa-
road completed hy tanuarJ !, 1s.a
Last night We had gnte q revere frost here, but
h0pex azc entertained that the frutt has not been
damaged.
, 1869-06-07

Boarox, June 6.-Dennis Reeue, who xas con.
s1ettd O! Murdeftn4 his hrother.inlaw by ehos.
ping on iii head while The TWO were II wort ia :.
sentenced 10 death On Wednesday lsst corpInttrrt
suicide this afternoon b. hanging himself In hi
cell In the Jail in East CAMb{t1Et.
, 1869-06-07
HIlYNCd to Drnth

Lor1ssI11K7 June Ga Little cir! ua.oeA ,tscu1e
ba17cu+ living In the lower PORTION ~ ~. <it1
was burned TO death this morning. NJ ~: ~.
buNty engaged near hot ato7r When hn- hs
caught rrc, and before ASSISTANCE cnn;S ~ ~
taiutd she WAS burned beyond recovery.
, 1869-06-07

Judicial.

DpSrpH, June 6--Sam1 nitny. of Boston. AM,
AlAs Aalcht Cobb, OF IlInRham, wefe drowned.
ns9 eteatnE. ii Hall, b5 the ursettlnE Of pleas
ufs ooat The bodies were recovered.
, 1869-06-07

CHARLESTON, S C., June a-rh,cf Jnsuce
Chase rendered seTernl ueclaions In The United
States Circuit Court yerefuAy, md ieayee to.
morrow for Raleigh, N C.