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, 1869-07-09

Meeting OF the society OF School
Principals.


S;ectN pespatcn 70 The Chicago Tribune.
ACRoRA, July s
4 con- ..ptnn Of the Principals and Supcfan-
ten,ien, Of Graded Schools Of this State WAS call
Cd TO meet IN this city the 9Th, 9Th and sth OF
this Mruttl TN tic morning or the 6ih, SONIC
thirty or forty gentlemen met at the Court House
THE 1neet,nr Waa called to o!Ier ~ ~. on ~: +
MI. Cove, uf New Rutland, and Mt: Ioaes, OF Al
tfrH upon the ohjetfs Of thc meeting aud tue
gsnnalton was etrectet. by appointing Mr. Walk
tr. 81 nrment. President, md Mr. IhoFQ, Of felo'
SeCrei4ry.
snulnMtce on Permanent Organization
'. A profitable day wns spent in the consideration
OF those Eubl.c.. which belong TO the losmafIye
tltrat!oI Vi graded school:
Lecture III the evening by Mr. RobeTti, OF Galcs-
The forenoon nl The seconh day WAS occupied IN
cnecttng a permanent organization. THIS VAS
committee a1ponsed the prfsious daE. md e'eei-
ing II. u. Powell. Of Peru, President: s II:
q 2'oscsan ae IL of F. Ss9 u 81
land: J. u. B'odsets, Of noesfori: H. L Bolt
wood, Of I1iucrton, ~ Executive Committee
ra54 n hs oa r. Mesa:, q aai
Irachesz-'' .&f Hh.iemtn pastlcspate1 u III
ulscu1kion Of the s1f}ect, alter the reading o. tns
pa|Rs',i r ,ic evening" az Dotxooa ,eesur.a to an Ap
r1eca;yc audcrce upon tae subject, ''Dangetd Ii
ciGent 10 the Teachers Profession
The third d4y waH devoted to consideration o
The sabiecis, ''Conuty Normal Schoola and Al
u1Rradtd Department.. Mr. EtharTe, Of tue l5ureat
County Normal school introduced the nf.i " q
Rockford, the second, by reading . carefully rre
pared paper The subjects eltcIted animated al
profitable discussion.
SesslJ efJ teachers We,e PfsseaI Ea5aasas[ ~ ~
meeting. The soctery adjourned 70 meet al en-
cago, in July, 1870.
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far from fourth ol the xho,e oamber-.ere Seasa
OF c1aldna.unoecn Jtzd OF age: LES callf1en;
He1u burnt 10 death; at6s scalded TO
d*Afh, p.D drowned. 1874 suIlocaied; 20 ll1nculk
i the enuatce upon life; &6aa Of the vto:ent
deetha were sptetdes-,so5 males, 1,7s1 females:
II boEs and1E ktfla undeT it Jeasx old. committed
suicide, most q the boys By hanging md most OF
The E1s. hs cEoEntnE-oue K1Et who drowned her-
kcit Ha4 E2t y yealB Of aEe; 100 lads anl lea
girls hetW<.s Is and - committed Suicide: a3l
a0IE2 mrnz- ID III ot6lG 0men between 20 and
~ CO. man NJ I'll women between = and -: 80
men md 80 1osctQ between = md Is: l, ,13a msa
antl SO wus. eetween Is and -: 1,tsa Iaen and
9hl women between Is and IS; 6es men and aas
Eonsa aoo1s 6 The TaFtaton With 1ge
IL Sie F9ii04 of the sexes Will be ob-.
se1sed.@Tse DEATHS Of SO male. and
81 !eua!es In the ave years are returned as haT-
Ing occurred from nurief and inian:lcide; $40
whose age Mas undcr one month. s74 under one
year, s2l u1tr four JeA1s-Agsln proving the dtnl-
ci!tt Of entrance Apon 4e. Among the curtos!-
ties upon tae desth-fn1 by violence for The use
yesrs these l1ay be instanced: Two parsons, one
Sc1J Old ant enc rerT rouuE, Killed hs E113e
coeis; oae person from Artificial teeth: otae,H
fFuc, sM alt Wig u Eshbone, swallow ln. plumb
t!ane, or fFan the Et.ng Of bee; chldren from
)" allowing , pin, needle. hali.pennT, u nut
Shell h0tS. one also from the sting Of wasp,
oae from Circumcision, one from the bltc Ut a don
Key, one n u fright 10 Storm; Il persons we're
eIeI utf4 III the I've YeafH, ES Men and women.
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Alttclea: Flour and wheat t|e,s,4oeo: wine, fsao,
oeo;- Eoci. fe,s.a,Q no.: h1dcat tsE v0oo; kataee,
no, ,oeo; sftns An1 1uzs, mostly fIou A!a1kA and
Miu.sno h. sewata md pszy leass Ios shn
Et1t Monday, thd S0x7nern. T1an3ls1sst1oO Com
PAM placing the steamer Arctic II hts 4eEs!ce-
The party visit PonlTna, Oregon, had VICTORIA.
krd pfttab4y kodtzck Istznd on their resuru- AZ
Ter inspecting Southern CxlroTaia nj. teF~1rd
,sak,s for the lsUof Aextcos ria Acapulco, to p2y
a Promised 11stt 10 President tua1ez- :. :;
The Aeral Steam SAvtgatloa C6np2uF, being
"a we'll t1tisded with the recent experiments,
ttsx. ratified to- construct i machine OF sum-
Gle nj txEnH1J to cttYy pAkaEugetA =,
1Ae tloSLseta1s Of the Cos1k.poiitAA Hotel hare
rFrttFed d telegram 1rum Chicago cnZ2Rto2 10on3
for IAA grtss now On the way to tn!s city.
The Ffu1t-f3ro~ef3' -COny entton Yesterday
adopted 4 tt9ot1tidu that IN eRy1uixkd eGGr 10
made TO ottaln reduction Of freight charges on
the FaclCc Ea1ltuad, which Will enassa tst1lt7kspK-
e.s to place 1rutt In Eastern ma11els 1t repson-
DIe pfoht
HeaIy shipments Of bnll!ou &ze no y being nadc
from lhc Whit Pine Mines, portion Of uhlch
goes East b. r71Inai-
At,zoua ads1ces -sta.e that baud Of 1nf!ans at
tacte government t1aiD, June 81, Oh the Mo-
have H1td I'Txcott road, near tue tot1ga!e. Tnr-e
Indians were Killed and several Nhlte1 wounded
Troops being rapidly forwarded to Arizona
fren E allfornla The nl14lrs Ct the Territory are
h17cn,tn!ng Mining ncws Il encouraging 1lezEy
kE.Enfan III bullion are notlce.I, Immigrants
,trtm ksl sM aud t1luornt1 IRE pouring mo the
IktflfOFf,
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The Eeumcnlcal Council

L correspondent OF the Pull Nall Gdseth, VIII
iuz from Florence On the 18th ult, saJs: " A re.
poIt, which Is very generally credited, Is spread
here that se11ous dlnculues hare occurred as 70
the cunvoc1:1uu Of the EcumencA Council IL
teers that The oFeIru1es n2de to various powers
br Prince nohen,one, The BayaHan Minister, WITH
tie obkct Of organizing : coalition Against re
rspal rre.en.loa.s haEs nad ~ eesa ff.i4 ae ae
pear d!spoaed to Join Bzya1ia IN is oppo:
Elton, md neither Austria nor spain
H Wiling to support the Pope. thoasn taes e ae
dfpal BesafdL Ii IS added, haa been sent b{ the
Pope % special mission 70 r.1ts, u oEdeT 4
rrsEce sAs acuIu attempted to establish 4 n stus
Firtndt hetxeeu Victor Emanuel and the Pope,
Cp the trseis Of certs.n proposals. which had been
nreylopsI. Arranged betEeen the Cabinets Of
Florence and The Tn!le1es; And her present A.
ufude n rtgards the Gcumen3ca Council ZIP
pos to be caused By NE failure OF this hfgott2'
Jpn.t
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TENNESSEE.
Recent Removals by Governor Sem
tcf-Aetlon OF tho CouKtn Thereon
Important Cotton Case.

MELVILLE, July 6-Goye1nos Senter recently
removed the Registrar OF Knox County, and ap-
pointed G, =. Weaver to the place chancellor
TerIo1le has eujoined Weaver from serving.
The motion to dieso1ve the Injunction and dk-
miss Receiver Has 50 Is to restore the cifT RoY-
cru1neut to the late AuthoHuts1 IVES 511tnet
argued before Chancellor East today. Argument
uncioscd.
XS4Tu1s, July s-Thc Supreme Court at
CroEnsyl1ie Today reversed the decision o. inc
thancers Court OF this city, enjolnlng Uouentet.
recently appointed Registrar. from Gxescsang nc
functions of his once. This gtEcs Gorcsnof sen-
IN The United Stntcs District Court today. IN
the case OF Geo, Gill and others 70 recover toe
yaiuc OF 100 bales Of cotton seized on ooala me
Deca1nr, during the war, b. gpEernment ohSlss+
The Ipry returned verdict IN favor Of inc elAtm.
ants, Cotton 1T thai time was worth dolnf and
. quarter per pound. The cAse win probably 50
10 the Supreme Court +a~
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jn1J s. The cAndidA1a 10.
Governor mel II Lctlauon fo-dAy with the u8uA
results, Lebanon u In A!dGpn. and the csoMd
lhere are entirely unfaForatle 70 Stokes. ZOE.
erpof Senter returned TO Naahyille tonight lie
VIII remain herr until Monday nt1tt when Lac
Ne4t Tennessee campaign vii open VIII
q DEBATE al 1ohnsonstllc- The business
Of removing registrars scu eonun1es
-Four were removed to-da{, which mAke.
about thirty In all Only innAs are 1cmosoc
xhe refuse 10 register such citizens - are enntle
to vote ander the recent deci1lon of the Supreme
| Cont Of Tennessee.
Tie motion TO dissolve the injunction aHAns
The city ocezs Of Nashville Is Sill peAd ding telols
Chancellor East The cAsa eIc1tes nucn ldtefe4k
and dectston ELL not be reached Tor eese!a
| DAFT
, 1869-07-09

OIL Wells and Tanks Struck By
L1ghtning-Foux thousand Bnr-
ErrlE of Oil Burned.
T17rty1I1E, July s.-About O'Clock thls even, =,
ing = nash ol lightning struck The wells and ou
t1pkB Numbers S and ID, on the Tnl>nan FaIm+
Tpper Cherry Kln- The tanks contained over
thousand hat1els Of oil whica limited r.
fmrnlfiu on running across the T1NmAn Farm and
p1,tSh1rEh and Cner7y Hun Oh Company 3 Jact,
burning eixh. Other wtHs snd 5000 barrels Of olL
The daily production Of The wells testrp5ea Is
estlnnatcd ii 100 bArrrla- Total amount Of oil
huIDed, 1000 barrels: total loss, s5S,9eo.
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The Cr0Pss

M4prsos, Wis, July s.-We hare had asc days
nroved tho crops, prospects, for Which A1r now q
iae oe1t character. Wheat md other small s1Ans
art ID excellent condition. except Mnese looseo'
III heavy Jield Some wheat Will be resdy 70 @ snt
IN sixteen days; othe1 not for mouth Ltus
hay has been made yet Com Il loonnE "Gn, Aao =
coming ahead amaklnEiy last. Ffuis OF Al Enos
ar more abundant than cse1.
6rRixGF1up, july a-The wheat hafsst n tn4
ter1isT isree AMOUNT Of gram Ind been CIT .Inn
suddtn and rer1 aeTe1e min OF YESTERDAY eno @
day VIII materially Affect the wheat that u ooWn
The crop generally u heavy.
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PACIFIC COAST.

cnru MERGE OF Sun Francisco Move
mcnt. OF The Seward EHcuEsfon
paxtY-AcKtnl Steh" NosakosaoEa-
California EEutt-GroWefs anu xae
Pacific NniErond ChnrEcs-!Affxono
NcW8s
r1rT Of The commerce Of san F11ae11co showa
thaI t:4.oo0 tons Of tonnage entered the poEh o.
which 919,0Ao tons N1G engaged In the do9esuc
p1c1nc coast tr1te. Value Of foreign Eoods tt
cc3Ted By ahorn sesae3 Approximate t',ooo.uoA
whils the estimated currency va1ne Of Hoe eoouiA
received ria P1nans2 Is r., ~, ooa Dates ool.
ior tne tscsl year, 4, a,s7A0od The me1ch2ndtsse "
expoEf lsst M nouiha agxfegste, t8.I&4ooa Cen
nsrxcst year the t1eruhandrse shtpmen11 zl1a1o1.
ed to 3ei,44 opd. The following Aze tne p7t7e.a.
, 1869-07-09
NEW YORK,
Special Despatch TO The Chicago Tribune.
NEW Tnpt Jnlr i

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago TtIhuuc.
HKH TokK. July l.
CKowp1so FAssExGEk EnlrA
The Commissioners Of Emigration VEL bring
suttx asatast the onner1 Of the City Of Paris and
other shtps for overcrow ding paxscnRert In s1ola.
made aaanst the agents ot several llnes and tes-
unouy II being saten-
AFTER TIE EsCREEA-
Complaints have hccn nled against Ho~es h
Arcey and le4fi!1R members OF other Wall street
huurr-, for violating the taNs The cases are Ia
the naudA u the District Attorney, md will come
beioro The grand jury Tomorrow. Taere Ii much
excitement on wai ttreet In consequence, and
sore operators hare left the city to arid arrest.
G1d await decl1top OF the c1Res already cotn-
mtnced, Probably lIowes l. AatcY's viii bc made
te1t case, md some Of The other operators asEcc
to abide hy the decieIen concerolngk.
TIE CCAAS JrSTA.
The Culans Arp greatly eiR&ed II The release o!
General t3ucouItn, anil arr having reception nna
tmrromptu banquet Tonight In Ills honor II Is
understood that he will leave to. noToH for et-
canse.
The anticipated knowlcdsc Of tho purchase Of
hond1 By tho Treasurer ha1 caused much ialk to-
dxY. A protocol nGAiIst kuch leaks in the Trtag-
uty Department will be bcnt ~ Secretary nou..
well, accompanied with The names Of parties who
had tho ucHs IN advance, and operated upon It.
MONEY.
The money market waA much easier than ycs-
terday, owing to the purchase Of bonds, and PROM
!scd enforcement IT the CsaEy laws.
AIoCkA.
The stock maslt. Win urm with gcncra, ad-
yancc Parties In the Vanderbilt Interest arc
confident tl,nt the Buffalo md Eric Directors will
effect consolidation with tho Michigan Southern,
, 1869-07-09

vincent Col1ycr'A IndEnn TouF-A
<ma'GlEtllzcd Tribe In Arizona
IadtAnn Removing TO the HeseKs-
utlonx-The Powell pnrtv Relieved
10 be Safcs
NIw YORK July ga deepateh from Vincent
Co1tFgY, dated learenEonh- yesterday, says tnst
he found the Aaqui indians hospitahe, indus
sfeV dayef wan Of Prescott Arizona, bang hui1t
81 Enne houses, some Of them two OF three stories
hien, TneJ des.re tools md scnool teAchesA.
Collier further 8AJH: Ite 40E&Ueo Ap&chea
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The PYorosed Tunn el nAtsxecu Eng
End md RFAu cr.

:
.1este1day the Eight Hon. John Bright g1Se
m inter- lev, II tho Eoazu of Trade Once, WHITE
hal Gardens, 70 \ depHt11ou from the promoters
Of The prptee1 for establishing Communication BE-
tween EnElAnd md France W kut-na5!ne t9n-
net IRON Dover to point near CApe hlAne Nez
e3plamea 10 III. Bright the steps 1hat
had already been taken In promotion Of
the ob}ect, It had been brought under tie
consideration Of the Emperor Napoleon and his
government, BY whom commission o. ~ sc5sn1sc .
Tne coMtoEsion had reported IN favor o1 the
scheme and LIS pracheabtut.. The l1omote5a
venr1red to think tn1t IN an international Nosf o.
inch an tn portant eANxctes, involving lH3xr o1I-
iay. it wpuid pot be unreasonable tn thsa 70
ioof 10 The two govetnments for certain de4ee
n rnaIer.L cneotIaxErnent 1nd suppo1 Ine5
accordingly Tennrrd to ask That ne Govern.
nenis q Eas1and md France would a. easa 81,
r. ~ snni,ed Il the driving Of tKo parallel mining
neadn or eltxa}s Mo% anose = ssors. ;oa 1ne tne
RnEtsxn Government wou!d take IN TIM rsas&as md
DC obteet Of tae oep1tataaa ID waiting uVea Ar'
, 1869-07-09

ffr7H IhF L<}tauuH lH<S-
A yiotcnt or unnatural deaih seems : sad exit
r9un the world; yettn England one death IN e1ef!.
tNenly-etQht Is Of this character. The pfoponan.
Is increasing; the 1eaths By violence III o,oo or
population ranged from s.1e to 7.1o 10 the fo1r
ears on ~ to s S q NJ fo11 f, ysais aTs
ter. naanslsu9hter, or suidde, but In the deaths
from aeedeni Or neSnsenee she ~ -, !, e9
deatns VEN registered in England snd Wales,Wtth
the causes Of death specified: and Of $50, tae
deaths Of e, .cs males and 1,1H ftma'ea.
Were yloiens dcatn& It m1st Also Be
naied tnai 4es Q: these u,ales and rs Of the fe-
rctles we're intoxicated when the accident q
other violence. which proved fAtal, occurred 70
them Fom lnousaad one hundred and seventh
rye o< these violent deaths Hese BY railway aea-
| dent4; n,sas by scclden1a IA oe about mines;
| &, ,l19 bJ mechanical injuries, such - fractures
iAlla, CT being run oreE; i4S@a ~ chemical n
tuyies suth u hQrn1 Rcalds. poa8outnx3 1,s93 by
| asphJItA q N1spenAon Of EesyA1aton. chiefly oy
drowning m sndocattoo: g - ~ Tsoaenoe not
equal To The pog,alatt1n Of \ hsxe city. s1cA -
Norwich; 1saio 0. tsesc ito eus d stas-ao& ves5
, 1869-07-09

Seizure OF ContrMbnud Groceries
Tie Old st. Louis Bridge Coutro.
vcEsy Street Encounters In St.
Louis-Woman's Protective AsAoct-

The Old st. Louis Bridge Coutro-
vcrsy Street Encounters in St.
Louis-Woman's1 Protective Assoct-
ntIon.
ST. LoC1:, July s.-1nFoEmatfon has been died oy
tile Cntted States 11trtct Attorney nHalpss to- ou
worth Of coffee, pepper, sugar and ctEarA IN the
hands Of thtrtyeX merchants Of this city, alleged
to have been fraudllen1ly removed from bond in
for hearing At the next term OF couII. The rartte.
here, In u hose poss esson these goodR Fere found
are entirely innocent OF my coUpt1ty IN tn I:
fraud, they having receised them III regular course
OF trade.
, osl sa'' =; h. e Is! 2ssg L shs Gs:
t1act for the nrm Of boomeF, BoJlngton c., foE
building bridge acro=s the Hrer at St. Louis for
the Illinois K st. LOUIS bridge Company.
]. u. Sateye, q prominent lawyer Of this CITY,
wEo was engaged in Captain Donaldsone case
when the latter WAS frst arrested, WIS assaulted
on Fourth street, opposite the pante's House. t9-
day. n5 George ". Floyd = brothet.in:
punished. The cause Is said TO be some redec.
lions east by shrcEe upon Captain bonhldson'd
wife Hho Is FloYAs ElsteI. An assault Was also
uade upon John F. Darby. 2 prominent cluzen
and banker by nnn Famed johnson. whose VILE
w&1 depoaito! at DARBY oank. whlSn feSentiJ ~,
sIs,, however, Datby4 scn met johnson aod gave
nlm EeyeIe thrsshinG.
4 Woman Protective [ Mon Tor the purpose OF
obtaining employment and rroFtd1n4 renunesn
ton fQI working women woB orcnnlzed here 70
hight. \ constitution and by.laNa were h4lorted
Kpra Uu BruIlla, Secretary. subsequently
lively discussion xas had on the question HoV
can We most practically promote the Interests ant
We! are OF working women -
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Wisconsin, xtAt& TpnE1AeF4s AeA0ttM-
Notwithstanding Exercises Hestcr.
osAkosu, WIZ, Juty .e-rne State Teacners'
AkAuiatun n ~ called u order sJ tho fTtasdeuL
Frazer " 1ses. c. Y. brewer. Of ushAosh.
shh s hs. ve Il
aief their I41enta siteF tneir teachers ErcTy looI
For 1hn rstoa certain qaallLcatloos ssr nee :=aasJ
on the part q the teacher. He should hare y
sennd hoiy, ta.l q vitality - ns17on. energy;
develop them. aud then see that bls
pupils dc the aaEnc. The teachers profession ia
70 M BY tne ,sseefs DS Tne ct t;acner ees @
. sound, weI!.baisnced mind; be needs good CON-
mon sense; lie should have good education. II
qualned, thc fault IL wholly With the County su-
re1thtendent Tho teacler should hare d Bountl
h,ntt, pure and unteil1el lie should be Chris
t.an; not Only tn Koli, tut IN deed, 80 that every
'ram. 'snn ''a '''A'e DAu'' 4''' 'e'' 'eAtD' 'Dt'e
President Kerr auneunc-d the following COM
mttee on SumIaattnns: Mcssrs Is. N. Ne1nods,
ana Jennie Cv;e,nan.
mai School. waH introduced and e1pla1petl at
lrneth Ills method of teaching geography. Pd.
MARI should bo Rt1en orally. lie would
lii tnts L.1 different cnufncterIstIes of the rocks
In the Immediate neiahhoEhoot,. lie would then
rHnt,r1.a lie wntiId ttirn teach 1Lstanr.
IL tatlnp fhe nnI,iJa ouf ami nIakint. them
ian ttar with dfrrJrnt men sl!rcnents Next
reautra nu1jls to draW fine. Of ccftatn lengths N
fhs bourd, prrraratory to tnc dru wing OF mana
GIuLrx outline fuans 1c should bc used fre-
9ucntly, lie c1cmrfldcd the rv.tem Of mai,-
drawing l,y placing upon the board the outline 1T
S1uth An4r,icA Etfrss ehonIu le laid u,,on the
teaching Ut comparative geography.
Alter Il short rcce4p, the FEeaAlcnt announced
that Charles /. u4slel Ii D., lat sent u letter
to ihr association III BIZ was moi u'.e 10 tx pres
eut. The letter \ is teah by the Secretary.
lrcl. j. ". HoyL OF Maison Wisconsin.
ihtn delivered i highly Interesting anu
Instructive address upon the subject of t,luca-
tiona! htan.tard- II IL caine Inst Ii primary cdu
rati6n re are In advance Of al nntous on the
globe except Prussia. This is Entstnke. In the
management, use Of apparatus and number Of
branches taught we ire teploral!y Gehind h tna11 ~
suIopFaMu ~ nG',s! M issu.5 os'u u. ~
talneh IN uut ieDoo.s IL me! we're lane.t uullnR
Lne !sa1 lhsseaa u .nfe'os 'oof 'aou1a as u tFe
4uentl3 tne tase nelc.
~ slthAef @ enIoGasel t,,, eo.npaiso,5 .it. y
H sHunEa tua to.a * aeau!1 ~ a. H.. ~ asG ypt' @ ~ ~
e. ~ a ~ VI ,te 4 u4a s - A41se 9 th',I.
En!ope fnolt tlMe since o1t hl9nel senoo.s
aHo a5e 1ules!oE to auu W NY co1n npae "a eiaoJ
HtA Inc 4! t1nasa .! lnt1s oi tne l-ululeau coat.
uleA ~ the stuut ~ lae Csass!cs y t nase NY
eo'tfke ol lhl'tssHy ~ Hu!eI!cA t4At Gan W
COMPARED Hiih me ftmnasA OF germ anu othef
btF'na. CHtA 4Hf helelCes s4Sa!u hesel ~
allowed % dstlace 1ne CLASSICS, anu
na1e tIne kAoalu ~ NeSotta -
, 1869-07-09

CINCINNATI. Jufy s-Hayman #as indicted BY
the grand 1ufs 10 day for cEobrxzlng a. 900 belong
ing 10 The Richmond, Ind, National Hxnf. II Is
one Of the Indictments Nhtch W2S noted the otnef
dav lie WAS afratgned and pleaded not guilty.
three hundred and tEentJ barrels Of suKsI we're
se!xed to-day oy the Collector Of the Port ioE fasss
mi otceA made In New Orleans.
TWO rain etor1ns Thermometor, $50.
The Hamilton County delegation eIr1eM di.Est-
fsfact1ou with the nomination Qf a4neTA Rose-
Grams for Governor.
, 1869-07-09

Progress of thc Chicago Hepr~.cn-
tastro Eomnacretnt F'zafty-An En-.
jcyAb1c Trip.
SHERMAN, W T., Jnl5 s-Thc reprnsentauEe
man. The highest a1utude, OF the Fac.nc Road
RtxIJ-three bo0rs from Ch1ea9u, distance Los1
milss including night OF quiet TEST IN our aeep-
ing coachea At Council BlunL We saw onaha
favorably during The transit of our GET. ano naEe
paa&ed over the road with high estsi2etnn,
the weather and all Surroundings c2ntfiout1ng 70
our enjoyment The Enion Patdhc Railroad m1as
= special train Of our cAtx--thc Young Am91Ga
Ree,sunnt and Hotel, the Summit ard Pronaon-
to1J, Pullman : palace and sletptnS ca1s, Wftn :
baggage, constituting onr home cpnntntA, Tne
1oad Is smooth, the cx1s run sseedy md the seeaes
and atmosphere, new 70 most Of ou1 PATTY, Aept
up an inspiring influence The " runni&A'' Of our
party hsd 4 foos1aee st Antelope, this -DorntnE
Mt. Arnold bcattug Nj. Wicker, ana
MI. F1IWe!l dlsta1cln4 competition Ants.
1ope md elk arc oecaaionany seen from
The train. We go 70 Salt Lake City 70 spend tn
sabbath, nd thence 70 The " Golden lste." We
1scakfalt at lunch n !. and dine II T. Anteiope
.: eak, brock tEDnt, End the n11Te WIG of III
, 1869-07-09
CUBA.
Recent Military OpeFntions-Proc-
lumnt1on Cl0AinR Certain Ports
coptufc OF ElItbusterxs

lumntlon CloAinR Certain Ports
Capture OF El1tbusters.
HAVANA, July a-Tne troops under command Of
General SAlu8SedA have captured a reoel en-
tlenched camp 1t SAuga, couiaiptnR powder
mill and quantity Of war material. aud forming
Z complete arsenal.
Captain General De Rod2s has issued prociA-
nation closing ii ports on the east end Of the
tl1nd except a4ues, Seueyitas, GloaIr, RsTeoa,
Gpauta1no, Santiago de Cuba, MRnEtto, santa
Cur, Saasa, Trinidad End C1enfuego:.
Vessels and their crew. armed,
engaged Ia transporting nlbussers to cuna
are declared pAea.es- Spanish crnisera On the hgh
serye III the restctons ~ to right Of search con:
talned In the 11ratea ot Spain with NE CnNed
States and Great Britain.
Eugnsn men-o!-wH Detsnce aud Cneruo a.
rtred yesterday.
sanl4gu dc Cuba 10 the ri Instant, hare been re-
ceiTed- F1queredo WAS IN the vicinity, with .
large force, AID lhese had been some dgshtng, INC
result Of which WAS Kept eeoet- The spanish
troops werr concentrating al CFtsto.
ltw1a expected that cholera would soou break
out among fhem-
The1o vas much rejoicing 4 Santiago over the
Ii Haa reported that IN all, l0o men OF the paItJ
xho landed from the GraI*ahot, has been cap
tured and shot.
, 1869-07-09
Wheu the Fourth OF July VIII Recur
On Sunday

To hs Eastor ~ Es f1ftsaaT9A tonfHter11t;
The religious and patriotic "heafsd term"
caused bJthe collI1!ou OF Sunday with the Fourth
Of july hsttog paased ha1nlessiy. Zone persons
exhibitions uay be expected TO rccus.
Tntte coIncidencea happen In cJcles Of twenty
eight Jeal1 each g cle containing four year.. IN
Which tho Fourth Of July and Sunday coincide
de corresponding intervals between those - As
beipR lbs sare TOR each pertod-at te2st 50 Ion;
= the regular snceestou Of leap yea1s @ . nos
renee. Adding 70 tnts ne numbers 9. H.,
cTcte of ixenty Eight. Aiding to 1850, the begin
Ming Of new evcle, 8, II, succesaselJ -e @ nsse
lssx, 1897. But here, because the next addihon
would pAsn oyer 19o1, which Ia . common 5ear,
fuppleinentAl number 1S IS 70 be added, Efvtn9
lN3, then The remaining number and being
used, zire 1915, 1872, end:ng IN exceptional cJe!e
Of fnIty JtzTx AfteT tht5 the numbers & II, 9. =
may BE- used a. before, through nearly TWO ce1to-
rez The year 1900 being regular leap-year.
The Presidential Inauguration Day happens On
Sunday every fwentJ-etgnt year=. These cycles o.
twenty are continuous, except II ne ena o.
ceptur4es ending with COMMON year. when Inter
calated periods Of tFelre q forty Jeass tnteven
17s, 1891, 1919, is.., 1917, arc years Q! oooeQf"
I
, 1869-07-09
KANSAS,

Damage by Floods - Railroad
Mulcted.
I1Ay1EwoKTa. e., Ju1y e--RepoTu Of
damages by ~oods In the Republican. saine and
Solomon SAIeJa, In Western Kansas, hare been
greatly exaggerated. Com Is not injured At all
srd othe1 CROPS not materially oanagcd. Very
few hves lost.
spatnst the kau6as Paclcc IiAIroad, for damages
xiststnedt las. tuE11er By q train running % the
traek, Today serliet was rendered for rlaiatto
for