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, 1869-06-10

The 1T<mbrrr Decide to Open ihc Renll1R-
Roou ouI ahr Sabbath-MoE~
alouey Wanted.

L meeting Of the Chicago Ilhra1J Association
WAS held last evening for tho purpose Of couaider-
lug the proprtety Of opening the tlbEsIJ on Sun
day. The President, Rev. Robert Colger oocu-
pied the chair. The attendance Of hembc1s ERs
Nj. william Bryan objected to tho rnles being
eltered according to the constitution no tosi-
ness OF that nature could be transacted except At
ne PTrsident decided that the meeting wns
legal one a. 1t had been called IN accordance With
rules. u i majority Of the members desired It,
III. Bran sTpea,ed from the decision Of the
The question was put On the kppeal, md the
President vas sustained IN his ruling:
The President taen stated the object Of the
would e the frccet discussion on the question:
The following resolution was then submitted:
R Ths ths .s q he s..ps:ea = H.
tse s Eseeae:1e se Sasn e Gemasee fa @ MY s:rees
General sttles mored 10 amend ~ Inserting the
words "That the oy-!sxs Be 70 amendest - 70
fne amendment vas accepted.
4 member 1roSed that The resolution he laid On
III. Bran seconded the motion, and did 50 be-
C2nse he thought II vas deEecTat1on Of tac Sab
estn 70 opsa ts reoms en-, On saas ~ Il in,s nj:
TO lager h CT eaoer-keerers md s1v to them thai
shey ought to close their plaoes. They were no
launG the rtrsssd eomnandnent-A Tnoo ehAlt
mAnament, "Thou shalt not stesi,'' for they
would steal the time Of the Librarian md bis aas1s
S1nt
The question xas then put on the motion to iay
on the table, and Il W3& lost "
The reeoluuon, As amenaed, WAS then nnAnl~
moutiy adopted.
On motion, the Executive Committee were re-
qcested TO keep the roons open from T. m. 70
10 r N.
The President then endorsed the action Of thu
H4&nttRf}nn and rh11AH attention fhh fact kh1f
its financial condition NA9 veAk, md needed
strengthening. Something ought to be done "a
EA14e fucu4
Mr. Boss said that several gentlemen hid kl9nj
Ted their willingness 10 contribute from 8, 900 q
s, 100 each - N endowment flnd, provided tte
ASSOCIATION would raist specific sunl
Sere1A1 OF the member then ssld they would
g1rc 10 each. AFTER the SECRETARY had taken thel1
DAMkf. the meeting A6touIlkd.
, 1869-06-10
TIE SOUTH,

Murder In SandcrsonviIlc, Gn4-Jn-
dtctnl appointment in TtrKtuin-
Memorial Dny mt Petersburg
Nomination for Congress In the
Second Alabama Dissrtct-Fo1iti-
cnf Disturbances In Georgtn.
AC0rETA, Ga, June IA letter from Sander
states that Colonel &. v. F1ou1nec, ! Dcmocs satIc
Representative IN the LcEsa1aturc, was murdered
n h!s own Geld, yestertay, oJa negro man in his
Muanokp, Va. June 9.-Gentral Canb5 has ap-
pointed JndGe Advocate Il. d Burnhan to oe
Jodse Of the vttg.nls Court Of Appea1s
Business vas 81 scnera1y n 's saspended d1.x nd maa;
buildings Nctc draptd IN mourning.
MpSrGoxEAY, June 9.-Ihe Democratic Conven-
1r1st t1n,, HIS disabilities have ben r.
sad % Ro'ns,ea s Z " buefley Is I sas!r esaaiasie
The Republican Convention to nominate Tor the
1n1d ptsss'ss . net u 9pe,.ka Jesse14.y: There
says thai up to o'clock this afternoon no olgAnl-
tEa@!nsR1 tDs, The nsht Is assinst Motifs sae is'e
ATLANTA. Ga, June a,--Grrat excitement pge-
yatis throughout the State. seEen or eight Ar-
rests hare been made Of persons engaged ID vas.-
sss ae sa1 2a j. " M.xn @3 G9aa z
1csat, effected the arrcsu yesterday and today. X
Is said that General Robert Tuouahs and h3a soo-
in-lAw, General DuDost, art retained for the d.
tense Attorne. General Henry :. FAuow goes
The hu-hlax papers are n1lcd with inetndlasJ
articles on the subject dtnounctng Governor Bnf-
loct for calling on the military - as8,st the sner
The Chronicle AZ! Ssntfnt1 published et Augusta
ta5s today: The action Of Bullock shows EeD
clearly tho dangerous ground we tread upon- Il
Will furnish u lesson which VII not pass IN,
hecded II p.ores that bullock Is determined
to prectpisate The people Of The state,
Il he cab. into condition which xiu n1akc The
t1eytis In he'll shout md rejoice when they hear hi
cetc&ted nAu,e-'s
To-day the question Of the co1ofed n1a's
fight to hold once In Georgia came
before the Supreme Court Of the Stats. II 4 ex.
pccted that It will occupy tNo dayb In Argument
Colonel \. ". Stone and ex-Gosernor Jame4
johnson Represent the coiored man. The oppo-
Etion hare retained HaftTtdgt, IN ex.mctnber o1
the Contederate. Congress, ind other enlneni
counsel
JACKSON, Mss, June a-Tne body Of colone
Crane Ieft tct DAYTON. Ohio, this morning TIT
Board of Aldermen o{ tits city passed resolution,
condeuning his muruer and synpsthl1tnRuitn tht
family Of the victim, End conclude ii follows
I'VE but reject the prevailing sentiment Of Il
classes In depzc eating The crime"
, 1869-06-10
Albany.
Proceedings In tho National TYPO
graphical Convention.

Proceedings In tho National Typo
graphical Convention.
ALBANY, June o.-When the Typographical Con-
yeptaon met this morning, the proxy ftptesenta-
tion question Was Ecopcned. ! NOTION ios Eecon-
sideration elieltcd q long discussion, which naaily
terminated In the adoption Of the following reso-
fur4on, By 4 vote Of ~ TO 81:
E4Aets< That al thosc delekatea !ho weTt e1eladed
FROM this tncy Jes:ertay b. taes seaf.
utiou IL Of o5anon thAs proxies not aetn.y sected hy
the union. tAey Ie1s9ssnt hhoa not oe adnls'ea 10
The following protest wss sent up:
- n LA& S~tiS..al il ieal Cato-:
-Ike rIdr1stGIeu. - tclefate frcm the McatsaE,
y:,I kedy o. III sdn,asen i. member, and tao4t
respectfully ap7FAs from r. 1sGa9q; u,,,or.1~
Nj. Ha1t, On behalf OF the Burlington, lows,
Ln.op, also protested against tho action. and
Withdrew from the convention, The Char then
announced the standing committees.
The Springfield. Ill, dtr1cnlty was settled By
recognizing tns an1on 1spfesea,sad p1 ,a1a M5 HUG
Mr.. BodWell presented penuon of ths Noua'
ems typographical Union Of New York for cha1-
tel, hlch Kaa referred to the Committee On Sub
ordln2te Cnions. .
keyen on proposed aSaendents 10 the consusutton
WAs ordered-
On rcaMembling, the Chair announced the Com
mittee IN Constitutional Amendments, as folow1
| MessrA Flynn, McGul, Young, Gcricklln- Barneld
Propositions of business fo1 rsicrcacc wcrc the.
Tie Committee on Credentials reported In faso
] Of admitting nj. Trnup as delegate from the Mon
| treal Union. MI. Tru1p declined, Is be was op
Inc mailer wn Indefinitely postponed.
! A proposition fer the organization Of dtstf4c
| rn.ons WAS referred.
| Adjourned TIL to. morrow evening"
, 1869-06-10
CANADA.

Destructive Fire MT EIamtltoR-Ad-
1ntsatou OF Nc esSfoundland-The u De-
trott Tunnel Hill Rejected in Par
linment-The Secession Movemcnt
In Novn Scotia.
HAMILTON, June 9.-The hardware Sto1e Of E
G Aasln was burned Las: night and three adtoln-
Ing ato<ea were Knt:ed Los, $7a0M
UI1AWA. June 9.-Re8oiuunua Tor the admission
Of Newfoundland into the Cniou p4ssed tn CON-
ntttee Of the House OF Com nuonA tast night
HALIFAX, JEDe p~ohn Toblu, ex-nember Of
nc Legislature, committee Suicide, BY shooting.
nfTorT, J1ne s-Tne Detroit Bridge or Tunnel
bill hi been rejected IN the CanAda Parliament
on REPRESENTATIONS by the Great Wcs.c1u Railroad
Company that 1t would undertake the eonsuuc-
uon Of the work within Twelve mouths
HAItfAI, j11t Pin the Assembly, to-day, the
Attorney General attended to tho subject OF re-
peal OF the Cnion act, and SAID the Brltaah Lexts-
i4ture hAl rot power 10 tax NOVA Scott1, Ind
therefore hks moi power 10 alter her constitution.
The province nlst be liberated from the un1on.
Mid measures h2d already been fAfea
for the altlunens Of the Object, Ind
now they were 4boat to TT stronger
McA&nreA He moved tna1 the Attorney
General Of Nova Scotia be Authorized to obtain
IN the higher English Courts Judicial opinion II
- her forced union wi.h Cah4d1. And zt3te3 that
U, alter IL, the.reedom Of tie province could not
te scelred, they would have 70 sakc resoutoe 10
What the StepG Knol1a BE-
1he debate Att1acted little interest.
OTTAWA, 3une 4--Pat4ck Bul8ley, Tong confined
IL All On Suspicion ol beng N 4ccotnpaite a The
r1u1de1 Ct D .Azcy NeGee, Els become insane, and
placed = lppaue A&JtuM.
, 1869-06-10
CUBA.
Exported Succc44cA Of tho Insurgents
-MnEnnzna Captured and SAntt.
nK0 KnTeAted-LaTXe Kcluf0rce-


-mnxanzn. Captured. and Snuti.
nRo KnTeAted-Larxe Nclnforce-
mcuts from tho South,
cs.a.o, n,s....n - ~ r-,,,.. r~.+.,
ep*t'A oespateu !" Aae en'easo lf,uuuc.
NEW 1oHk, !anes.
The Sun has 4 statement from Charles Dn
<.uns whnIef, p,s,+o p,s,,s q no,,i11n r,1a
=. ~ 80, $500 .,-t<.s, ~, D.~s mns
uass "" oeaeta4 So.aa" ":.'eu IL tuesW
Platte On the 21th lit, on business
connected with the Cuban cause. He inteuda
tn rcturn to the frnnt IN nbout WEEK He claims
that d iarsc force Of Insurgents, maipls composed
~ er Confedernfn soldier csnfnrr1 Waf.n7.a ~
the Cax nrsyious ia hs tirnaTtnrc. anu Werr the1,
tnycstEnQ Santtarn where thfy Intend to estahlish
the!r rafifnl. iioth sidcs harc bo{sted the hlacK
nau. nrh arr frmiv IetErmjned 10 nVht il ont 70
ne bitter end.
0uIy lew cases Of cholera and yellow fever
hayc been reported 70 TAT on the tsland, hut the
Insurgents nFe endcavor1ng to draw the Spanish
troops into tho swampy district Of the interior,
, 1869-06-10
MICHIGAN,

Ex.SecrctnEy Seward md Family
ut Dekrolt-Mccting Of the State
Medical Soctety-StatS Convention
OF Newspaper Publishers
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DKrko1r, June ..
Tn. Il. SeH11l, With hts TWO sona and thelr
wtycs spent to-day here, and lett for Chicago to-
night They Will csnss the continent and yisit
Ala1ka.
room. the President, DE. Y. II. DeCAmp, Of Grand
Kapds, In the chair, about thirty physicians being
pIcSeuk The morning sesb!on WIS hrteI and oc~
cupie1 with routine business. On Eeassemalng
the President read the annual address, which waa
1e1erred 70 committee consisting Of DIS. nrodic,
Recommendations. ra2e1s wero read oJ Dr. T.
r. LISTER, Of the University facnlty, upon the
clinic Of Harper Hospital; By Dr.. E. I. Christian,
Of Wyandotte, On obstetrical cases, and By Or. e
T. Soutnworth, Of Monroe, on puepesa hem
o.rhag1ca. The topics presented were discussed.
Committees. Thls evening the N menbers Of the
Society are being entertained by Dr. Drodle, Of
ApRiiN, June a.-The State Convention Of news
paper publishers commenced it, third annua! ses-
sion here Yesterday Afternoon. President T. b.
Hond tn the chatr. g d. DnghAn vas elected
President fo- ipe ensuing yeAT, and T. S Apple
gate Secretary and Treasurer. The next meeting
| Of the association will be held In Kalamazoo.
| This morning the association atast8 on an eAcur-
sion west on the Michigan Southern Hoal to
White Pigeon, stopping at ColdEater; rom y Wh!;c
| down the Detroit Milwaukee RoAd TO Detro!t,
| arriving there Saturday. There vas good At
tendance, and the proceedings were OF satisiac.
tptY character,
, 1869-06-10

destenates that regular meetings shall b held on
the nsst and third fh114dzJ Of each MONTH except
The nsst Tbrrsdsy tn A1-cu. on Ehica DAY the m
nu1l meetings shall be held. Rule 5 provides thai
majority OF The Cotnmias,aners shall constitute
QEozun. RuIe paoTides tor the ca!linz 81 special
meetings By tie President Of the board. Rn.c
that al resolutions shall he submitted In writing
and properly signed by thosc Who present them;
Rpie provides that fha President shall control
The meetings Of the boa5u, etc. Rule s provides
that {nc treasurer ahalf zct Is the
agent Of the board, and transact al
b1Atneae. Rclt provides that the suaitos shall
keep teS4zter of ordera and for pAymtna Of
noneys and obligations. Rn]e 10 tIes the duties
Of the secrttAIy. Rule II ptescEoes the duty Of
the Financial Committee Rnle u Te4 'lres the
ottcers 70 make full report to the Board Rnie u
glyes the Board the power Of attorney. repe altnx
or amending the By Laws by vote Of the najo!!ty
OF the full Board.
Alter considering each Of the above rules a11
making number o! Amendments, the Board nd-
juurned.
, 1869-06-10
PACIFIC COAST.

specie shipments from san Fran
ci4co-Elcction for ConxreAamnn
In WnshinGlon neutrality-suspicious.
NeyTR~
SAN FRAncrtco, June a-Tne steamer Nonsa
aa!3ed tor rxnAma teAy With $50 900 IN treasure,
fg2saoo for England, S1ss 900 Tor Guatemala FL
ouo for Ner York, ~ 100 for Fr1ncc, z3,0oo for
Funara and fl20oo for Punsa AzuAsA
The Doani Of Supervisor has made an Appro-
p,iation for thc proper observance Of the ap-
proaeatng Fourth Of Suly. Ata meeting Of ciit-
xers last night q committee OF tTo hundred was
non-
Returns ron eight counties IN Warrington Ter
Ttot! Ere GARFIELD. Republican, &91 Insto:1tJ. u
olcattnR ns election to Congress BY 80 majority.
-, arizona adyteea arc 10 Nay r. WAS rumofed
taa. nsft ossft, Dodson and party, who et4t1ed IIon
- Sost toE tho EA4tern States, c1a New Ae0eot
nsT nsen numbered ef the Indiana
1ns !ndlan1 are numerous IN the vlcmNy u
srsS%.s. arrs9,. md continue their depredauonA ~
e9Roon g under Colonel Green attacked party
snrsd ea neat Tacson and Killed THIRTY snd car
a!Mft4xclsoo. June s.-9euesal Haueck, last
sssn ss.saas; M9 NJ recipient ot handtotnc gold
4etesa. I1leeA And Gts1 departed overland TO-
oar sof LoofAvtllA, hiB tututr heAdqu1rte11 as
eooamaadef Of the Dts15lou Of the South.
, 1869-06-10

Of the bcAri elected BY the C,tF
Cot ncij, and the question VA arRueA bafofe
Judge il s EdNarta, OF The Circuit Court Of lhl4
county, 10 day. Hon J. c. Conklug appeared
for The Petitioners, and Hun i. 7. Logaa and
III the caae under adTisesnent.
has tcst hetn discovered that the law paused II
the Last se&sson entitled IAN net regulating the
tes Of County supct!ntendenis Of Public Schools Of
Brown and Schuyler Countiea,'' contsins In Sex
ton 9, provision which wAa Intended by the
mover o8 the hill to repeal the Law for the election
Of Stats Superintendent OF Schools, apprn-ed
Fsner11! ID, 1sSa The eectton Intended 70 repeal
tn4 Aw Il Without effect, II doeA not cutftcHy
atate the title of tbs bill intended to be ftpeAled:
Il vii b remembered that the Guvt1nnr Vetoed
TIE Brown End SchuJ1er Counties hill bccantc 9!
Objections found IN sections other than The eighth,
Which, Il appears the Governor did not teaa-
The law Na1 paEsed over the Governor Z veto.
and the R7oxn County peopls supposed " had
10 State superintendent; bit II sppears that thsJ
eighth section Of said hm 4re vpld, for
the re2zons above ftateL TheN were two
btls tn rtAston 10 schools Ippruved on the 1fh d
FeeRu1Iy, 16ca; one raising The kA4lJ OF The ID.
pe1DterdeuL the Other Grating the ofnco; AID
ha41 tht eeeuo u been corree:, Il would have been
impossible 10 decite which oll w1a introduced II
Is gratifying to know the d* signs Of the mover Of
The hill were aefeated.
AcrhT CAREn1l- NJ, July 0.-Burchazd- CITY,
n; township, H. Eustacef1ty, !s: ,ownAhlp 10
SHANNON, ILL.,, June a-Bu1rhHtd, 10; EuStAee
20; Stone, ten, &
, 1869-06-10
IOWA.

AFrEvu1 Of DrlcNntes Mt Dcs Molncs
tn Attend the Republican StNte
Convention = Prominent Cnndi-
sintcs for the Various Offfces-The
Temperance Movement.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
nKs AotSEs, Iowa, June9.
The city Is full tonight, With delegs.ea ~ the
Republican State Convention, which assemblies
here tomorrow. There Is every Indication that
the attendance Will he large. AL portions Ut the
State are already represented, and several hnu-
t1rl.d men arc now on their WAY Oh the coming
tIAtnA Tho ou,y nomination that will excite any
interest is that OF Lieutenant Governor. Cor
50 wtn Judge billion for Supreme JotsKe. and Prot.
Ktsserl ssaie Superintendent, viii probably he
served II The sAne way. For Lleutcn-
ant Governor there are seyetal aspI.
anita nepnu1ne. Woodward and Truesdsl
Roes, Of Council Bluts: Colonel J. c. Stone, Of
burlington; and Major NJ II. Walden, Of Centre
vile: one Of whom will probably be the man.
Among Others said 70 b. candidates are j. A. Par
yin. OF Muscattne: Hutstngef, Of Jackson County:
Io~a CITY: Several other persons arc talked Of and
maJ posslhly be brought out II the contest gets
close Nearly all the prominent politicians Of the
Stote 8rc here.
Pie Temperance ssa.e Convention meets to-
morrow evening What It will DO 20 one can
row TO put = prohibition tAnk In the Republican
plstfor m, but Il vii fai1
ST. PAt1, June a.-Forty four million feet Of
!egs hare passed the Sank R3plds this year, and
hbous twelve million feet are Jet to come.
About dozen carts, the &dEnnce guard Of the
annual Red River fur traders, passed through 81.
Cloud on Monday afternoon. The m7lu train will
be along in few daya-
, 1869-06-10
WISCONSIN.

Tho Weather and the Crops-Hnsc
Bail Chnl1cnKc-Xx1ycr mud Lake
EKcurHiou-Eood Tcmplnrs' Con.
sentton In ScAaion nj Madison.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago TRIBUNE
AAp1soN, June q
There was Tcry nne, WITH rain here this uorn-
ing. and the crops and fruit OF ali kinds gre ren
promise. Reports from Ill pazta OF The state ssc
favorable
The Cream CatF Base Bal Club, Q. Al,xauset
have accepted the challenge Of the Capt1al CIV
Club, aud WI plxy the drSt game Of the match il
this city on Thrrsday, June il.
A partJ left here In I couple of Aail boa+A IN.
tending q make sne Journey to Jancsvtlle ny
River, expecting to reach thelr destlnation On
FTtdxy.
Ins convention Of Good Templars Of the B,acx
m HexatUu here
, 1869-06-10

tho eornt3y WIN n.a surely II cpnpe-
III 70 ~ tnas PoNcf laaxs3 49,
OF Saaaeh 70 aisEeaJ."
,,,oe lne1e 70 9einx rev mantes eH GeoS s1e pnf
6ssvi ntss.s - ssa ~ u. !ss1eaessd ID
spose foT MI n no1 u manner = onTs e.o ;S
qcent A1d eltettain!nv, xhiea Maa essaeau5 Inc
'eknl' oi K1e1s eAs Aou ptePsaasaoa-
AslKRaooh kAsAaoh.
RE 81 a1seetausn wa openea HNn psa!sI q ~, sto1
T. !; H.oNn; me ntnutea MeEe LET ss9i, anns
Hfo.nHcn: ,.-.,
Htaespto, TnA 70 long T. womAo nAs n9 lssM
exMeucc, lIh1 70 lonR Hali sne be eonpeAto ~
Npos HtnpIt taH eq1!sa4ea| p,
fIoL y :. btn"n fook tae noof aua apoAe ~
ne ltso!otlon- &c ltieneo 70 tne s!o. sasanI aau
aton O. rs FRET nnas @ enan1 aas u ras
Fcl4iauon OF lnoepenaenee, ana Kasca eooatlanss s
the cornerstone Of republican government Ine
E!eAt IondamentA Principe ol our governments
thAt RoselnEehss aense tAe!f IosI poMeta inua
me eon.ent ol ne goseinsa-a ps.ne1he *n,sa hss
not get betn carried ont, sna Today. On sne eeen,
iEg o. sne , a51n censu!5. Wo,e
n than one hst1 o. tae .a KoseInSa e 81 III ~
thls nai!oh hase 70 so:ee u 1Ee ahas5s o. sae sos
elEnent: Mote .naa one aan Q! tas nasus a. tnAs
!stof nfe st!use1 lne balo., y *nasu taeJ nsat
TIE mlnoftt: soserned a4a narg shsssn ssd
" ma!o!lS r7p' - n>.tts as oeleGs1 eI,ea
70 tltlesSLF 4 htonAn isos.sto'. ~. .o.ta9 -
lack energy ana vent On 70 speak n, OF toeE slea
anu Fusen satstGes 80 ttn1ppat @ - ttat
~, ~ ft ,ha Nnu i. osasn mia
VIE ~. % snnn.S e'ete ~ NJ TS ~ ha ~ tha
Gahe gnh Fly NnA'e'sf ne AA0 0A'u VI Ne3 - N''
.,ea 4t.f S1;a ~ Ite enhicc; r. desirra ~ ssy
tcu tAAA1 MAttS " .E ~ ~ ~
, 1869-06-10

The Annual reunion Of the f'at De'fd TA<sd,
which took pace IN tnis city yesterday. was duly
coumeuoraied II Croshy's Concert Hail List
evening. a Number Of Invitations had been tx-
tended md The gathering Wzs lafEe and det1deslJ
fashionable.
According to the PROGRAMME, Hon. Drlan F. Ba-
ke1, Of Indiana, ah0uld have delivered &c CT
the poem, but ne1her Of these gentlemen n7ade N
appearance, sad IN lieu, our home afttst, J: 7:
Gootins, delivered lengthy and FtfJ excehent
poem On themes suggested BY the occaziou- Ats
o-eiock the audience were tnytsed 70 private
view Of the n. gallery, and, With seeing md ID
muing, another hour VA spent with E1tas enjoy
mept.
Meantime the haN nad been cleared, md Il 10
O'Clock T2as Band struck up ufely WslU- ana
real e4IDe81- ltHA N en1oyaole occ-Eonr ana
We hope the gentlemen Of the fAs Dett1 Taxa VII
re~unlte II Chicago again on the earliest oppcF-
tutlrF,
, 1869-06-10

Pence Festival PrepnFn1tons-Rx-
henFxnl OF Five Thousand Fotces-
The Metropolitan Police Hill Killed
Base Rnll-PFeaidont Grant 10 At
tend thc Peace er1cAn
Institute OF Homeopathy.
HosEpx, jane A--Tnerc vas general vocal r.
hc42kA cf About : 60 ruJtcA IN the Arxc Uau, Last
evening, On which occasion Prot, Gl1more welded
the baton Ihe fehearsRls weFe Ee0eeslly confined
70 ths Popnl4r national an nd snch strains u
- Hal Cuuuhsa - " St1r Sp&141ed Raupef,'' and
!" The HA1p that once through T1ra9 HAIi1. ."weEr
among these y hiea wcte teud31ed. Other pieces
were feheA1sed, Win k.ozs equal etfec4, md with
9NocH11 fully equal IN x11udsH.
The Metropolitan Po1see bkll was k1led In the
et1te Senate to-day. By vott Of = TOD
Tho P1ohibstoty Liquor bill, e1cc!&tng the cider
, 1869-06-10
KANSAS.


Quiet en- the FF4ntIeF-A Gail for Vol
nntecfs to Fight tho gndians-
ST. LOTT, June a.-A deapatch from Ellsworth,
kAnkas, says Captain Whitney, frou1 the Saline
River, says The Indians hxvo disappeared from
the se!tenent and tho settlers ~ p better sptr-
~ s!ace the slrtEal Of scout9 No 1ndisnz nAvo
been seen IN this vicinity to-dAT, though uum-
ber Of bands were reported going soath ycxter-
dsJ. saEge number Of settlers from Efhorn
aad other PISCES CINE IN today for A{Ens. but
could not get any from tbs Suyc1umc9t or State
Aothc1tties-
The passenger 6aflc On the end Of the rad Il
element, th4S having apparently given spice 70
travel Governor Harley hAz sppi4ed for thrsa
regiments Of caralJ to serve una yea. against
tne Indians