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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-06

the constitution, The hard headed
Democrats are down on reconstruction
in any form. The work Of these four
frictions will make lively times.
The recent order the War Depart
ment for the resumption of the recruit
ing service, is not of such fearful mo-
ment rs some persons seem to suppose.
The term Of service of great many sol
dicrs who enlisted in 1866 will expire
this summer and fall, and the Secretary
saws that of the army as now constituted
very few will remain in service by this
time next year. The intention is to re-
cruit fast enough to keep the companies
of regiments on duty east ofthe Missis-
sippi River up to the minimum of sixty
four men, privates and nnn-commission-
ed officers, while companies on duty
west of the Mississippi will be raised to
the maximum of one hundred men,
The army will not in any event be in
creased beyond the size now authorized
by law. ...
The speech of Senator Summer, just
previous to the rejection of the treaty
for the settlement of our claims against
Great Britain, on account Of the dam
mage done by the pirate Al,hama, has
created quite an anti-American turOye
in England. We trust, however, that
those who predict war between the two
countries will be disappointed.
On Saturday afternoon, as Mr.. Charles
l.. Wood, agent of the st. Paul and
Sioux City Railroad, was crossing the
bridge at st. Paul, with package of six
thousand dollars in his hands, which
belonged to the Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway, and when near the middle Of
the bridge he stumbled, and in trying
to catch his balance, dropped the mon
cy, which rolled Off the bridge into the
water, ninety feet below. A stranger
named McCurdy, from st Peter saw
him fall and the money roll off the
bridge. 1t sunk Immediately, and all
effort to recover it proved unavail-
ing.
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Our Stock of Irish and Silk
warp Poplins, Black, White and
Colored Alpaccas, Paris Poplins,
Mohairs, Leno Lustres, Plaids,
Figured and White p. Ks, Per-
coles, Grenadines, French Jaco-
nets, Scotch Ginghams, Figured
Brilliants, Lawns, Marseilles and
Dclaines
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Referees Sale.

NOTICE Is herebygiv that the undersigned Ref
- crccs heretofore duly appointed by the Circuit
Court OF Iowa in and for Cedar county, Iowa nj the
April ternl 1850 thereof to nlaiic partition of the real
estate hereinafter described having reported to said
Court that no sale could he made without prejudice
the owners of said real estate, and said Court having
ordered sale of said property according to law now
Therefore, under and 10y virtue of said order Of sale
from said Court To directed shall offer at public.
sale" at the court house door in Upton clock
y. NJ on the 9Th day Of June 1853 the following prop
erty, to~Ni:
Lot three ~ in block thirt, the town of
1iton. Cedar county Iowa with the dwelling house.
and ati appurtcuances thereto belonging
The terms OF sale To be- cash on delivery deed ap
proved by the Court nh Monday of August, 1853
WILLIAM DEAN.
JOHN REICIfERr ,Rusccre.s
REUBEN SWARTzLANDER.j
nj
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1000 Acres of Land

In Iowa and Missouri. L will sell cheap ana
on reasonable terYnn, OF exchange FOR improv-
ed property in edar county. 4ooo acres OF nni
missouri. A descriptive list can be seen 1t my
Office in Upton. -
May 9th, 1899 >. l.. SMITH.
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THB BLACKMWK HORSE
YOltllO addison.


ry,IIIS CELEBRATED STOCK HORSE will
/ stand the ensuing season at the stable of
S. "A. BARNES, near Downey. BlacEhawk Ad-
10, 1861, by Alfred Olnstead. He was foaled ut
Justin Bcnsons, in Vermont sired by Black
hawk Addison, owned by J. Nearing, OF Or
to u company in st. Louis for $500. He was
sired by the well known horse Biackhawk,
owned by David o; I'LL, OF Bridgeport. Vt.
Morgan. The dam of Young Addison was
Hamiltonian mare without spot or blemish,
weighing 100 pounds ana soul could ar1t her mile
the forehead, full 10 hands high and weighs
l,2j0 pounds. and for style, speed and DISPOSE
ton Is not surpassed by any horse in the co"n-
try.
Premiums taken by Young Addison.
This celebrated horse took the First Premi-
um nj the johnson County Fair, 1863, on the
track. In 1896 he took the First Premium at
the Union Fair. near West Liberty, as the Best
First Premiums at the same place in two class
es: The Best Horse for allwor<. and the Best
his stallion colts took the First Premium at the
Johnson County Fair in 1868, and also at the
West Liberty Fair. Another took the Second
Premium at Johnson County; and one Of his
iilies took the FIRST Premium at the same Fair.
All among the booded classes.
TERMS.
Sl5 ito insure, the money due when the mare
is known to be with foaI; $40 the single leap
payable at time of service. Any person put
ting n mare and parting with her before she is
known to he with foal will be held for the ins,l-
rnncs money. All accidents to mares at the
risk Of the owners. - . -
Is =. a. IL \ rs.
DROBATE NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby given
that the undersigned has filed her final re-
port as guardian of Eliza Crane, and that UNI
less objections are made she will he ttiScharg-
ed at next term of the circuit court, to be held
on the I'D day of August. 1853.
2wl7 SARAH w. PECK, Guardian.
SHERIFF SALE.
DY virtue of special execution to me direct
ID e'i. issued from the office of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court in and for the County OF &C.
dar and state of Iowa, in favor of Sarah Maurer.
and against David Maurer, have levied upon
the following property as the property of the
said David Maurcr, to-wit:
The southeast quarter 20 of the northeast
quarter + of section number thirty-two ts2l
III fowhship number eighty lone 81, north. and
range number three tt1, west Of the 5th =. NJ;
situated in Cedar county, Iowa. =@
And shall offer the same for sale ut the Court
House door in tho town of Upton in said
county, Of saturday. the 22l day OF May A. D.
1859. at o'clock +. NJ OF said day, to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon
Dated this 2lSt day ot Aprid. \. y. ls6s
JOHN u. SiIEARF.R
l1tdoS sheriff of Cedar county.
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DROBATE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
| that the undersigned has filed her final re-
port as guardian of Eliza Crane, and that un-
less objections are made she will he diScharg-
ed ut next term of the circuit court, to be held
on the Sd day of August. 1853
2wlT SARAH W. PECK, Guardian.
, 1869-06-13

gang IT garnhlcts md thieves. whose hea3aua--
te.s e1e On Houston btreek The deteetiyea haYe
found no trace Of the mlxdng pc11o1z.
To TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
FE1.
NEW YoRk, June lR-A tlrei this morning de-
Brooklyn, occupied BY james Hairis,n, John
9<a. Los, 10000; insured.
1H1 QCAKEA CIT AaltA ar1zp.
ME 1ne steamer Q1akes c!ty W. sgaln seized and
Dt1t
TRINITY CHURCH LITIGATION.
N the new litigation Against the Trinity Church
one uAF1d Groeabeek charges that the cotpotn-
ton hea sunesed the church to depart ffum the
Old faith, and made no ehortsJo Q prevent immoral
spirit md meaning of The original Sts.. tesa.tas.
NserEK1oCs p1sArrkANAACEs- ~
Twents,to1{ pstsons ,,,+1 havs mystssloua' disap-
4RNS F0H ICAKKr.
Twenty thousand EtAnd OF arrns hfe being ship
have ALTO purchased Eeveral ocean steamers here.
rA%ESGzEa FOR EUROPE
General Fremont was passenger IN the vile
Dc rs1s 49,; tsg To- Enrop - rse .sRo Nun
1HK purity FARDoEs-
JudTu Hlatchtord. In his deci1ton today, SIS
pafdons Of Jacob and Moses Dup1y, who viii be
obliged to serTe o1s thcit terms II the Pcutien-
uATy.
The steamer Florida, which has been under sur-
re!llapce u Philadelphia as a supposed dllbuater
ing 1aft has aeen released under bonds, and
s.''eo '0F f'o6:3n; FORM y114r
4 boy named Nl11ll1n Crawford, residing In
ErooE!yn. was arrested tor attempting to thro3 a
PERSONAL
yles President cc!f.x and Ea1ty lesys heIe On
, 1869-06-13

SpecsA, Despatch to The Chicago Tn,une
Sxw SoRK, June H.
AID FOE 1HE C1nAx 1NsCEats7a
Cuban ladies IN New York Apnoanoa that thru
will hold fairs At Ill the watering placea thls sum
me u I'D Of hcf CubAuA The Cnhan a2cn, in
Iopdon teieR1pha to the JuntA that England ~iu
speedily grant belugercnt rights under tho anne
restrictions a. In the American NM.
FR1z4 FIGHT.
L F1txe light cane Oh at Williamsburg last
hight, betHeen Daniel Fleming and Jim Sullivan
Tor t1o- Gda. SuiHSan WIS dcfeAtcd on the
thirteenth Fuood- Sc1e1al wellknown rugltsts
attended.
WALL 6raKxr.
There va1 much act!Ttt5 in the gold mArKet TO-
day OF news f.olo Paris, and foro:gn bankers
houeni heavily. On private kilograms that the
stability Of the French Government WI seEtously
st1zea:ened The chief feature Of the e,oek rnar-
1et WAs Padae Mail, which AdEanced on 4 re-
ported 1cdac91on Of fIet2hta By tho Panama Rs1l-
my. The beam commenced IN attsck rh,s rnorn.
Ing on the leading falway stocks, but the market
became Gun In the afternoon, 10th stdea being IN
Etned u sa1peod ho&tliAeA. II Il understood taat
5uothcT s1tnSeacy n the money market Is being
@-31ok1<ed 1pe 6ie combination has licked
great quantity Of g1eeno&ctz one bank being a
creditor 1t the Clearing Houso for over one mn.
dsa os doua1as Ind seresu heavy dcpcEts wcfe
17sdn TO-DAY Just before the close Of banking
aou1A some orcrstu.s Tear tight ma.kct rtxt
HFeet. and Others s4y that 4 sudden TIM vim he
G9Fcn On Monday to M2kt mooe5 easier than m
The past few days
fRRxsf on 4 cHARGR O. FxIyCkr.
NatnAntcf Richardson, one Of The bondsuen rnr
see puEflst Wo1nAld WAS taken 10 I,astou to-
n:sfL on the charge of perjury In fpsu.sn1nu
e1Av bail for W ornald,
hfHf1HlorS pHArpKARAKCIa,
TIE oohec authorities report thirty casea Of
nJtsef7oaa ol'sppe.1aace In the last month.
Amoe8 tae pessoas natsa1ng a1e tto merchants
1estdeot1 Of tne city. who had 10 spuarrnt re~
eeu1 fog running aNaJ. 81sptzaoo roa,a rn :.
, 1869-06-13
EUROPE.
The London Press on the
i'll, Situation in Paris.
The Lendon Times AdYice to the
Peers,
lmmenst Tori Demonstrations in nnn.
th.kter and Liverpool.

Efent Hfitnin-
Tue LONDON 1tkIs' ADT1Gx TO TH1 FxERs
LONDON, June IL
The 7fn.f& speaking OF the uctton Of the Lords
en- the Irish Church b!!l, sass the Marquis OF
sali.burys anticipation Of the sltcatton Of tpe
Peers Is now realized. We a1e In utsis-oue OF
those Enrt great occasions, when the natioaa.
Find IL fully declarcd. The Lords must defer
to the county, otherwise the machinery Of goy-
csnment cannot be carried On Owing to The
nxed and unalterahle constitution, the House Of
Peesa must Field.
TEE LONDON rArSs oS TIE stTCAT1ox NJ rAR1s.
LONDON, June II.
The Tu4es has IN editorial on tic state Of a1Alra
In Parta. 1t says tho crowds which demolished
the hos9ues aang the Marsel1atec " ut midnight.
il Ia not their political power that IL to be feared
hut We mast remember that It 1s long u1ne since
crowd has disturbed the Sszeets Of Parts The
phenomenon ls worthy Of attention, coming, ~ It
does after an election which gaze nearly halt the
Totes Of the country to the Opposition party.
The ftses says Europe mukt look to the mde-
pendeu8 Increasing minority IN the CoEps le1ls-
latlf for Cessation Of armed pezce Of France,
which l. hardly leKs disastrous to the intcre4ta Of
civilization than loug-protsacsed war.
1oRr pEN0FsrRAr1oNs.
LYNDON, June IL
Immense Tory demonstrations ha9o been held
todnJ m Ea1tons parts Of tho kingdom. At Hau-
cheateT over 9oe, 900 pcIsons were present. Res
olut1ons protesting against the pessase Of the
Irish Church bill were passed, and monster De-
ut1on, embodJing the substance Of the resolution.
WA teut to Eas1 Derby for presentation 10 tha
House Of Lords, At Liverpool there were T. 90
people present. Speeches hy distinguished pei
soEs, And resolutions Agtlnst the dlststahlilhent
Of the Irish Church we're unanimously adopted.
CYCLONE Ar clLCC1rA.
LONDON, June IL,
Dispatches dom Calcutta, dated June 9Th, Atate
that eeVcte cyclone has occurred there and IN
the vicinity doing great damage to buildings IA
The c!sJ and shipping IN the ha.bo7. At Last &C.
ceounss the cyclone Was Still raging.
, 1869-06-13
.
CANADA

Ansi-Can9cderntton Resolution in
tho Novn Scutin LeEtssn1urc--Th1
Novn Scotia Question In tho Do-
minIoa PaFifn fnmcnt-Ciuttns for
Los.es by Fcn1nn KnIds-1yor Or
flee Report.
Attorney GeDetnl W!lkins moved q resolution nu-
thonz1nE an appeal to the English courts to test
lii noi propose that delesauon should fe eent
to England, but would prepare The casc and tnh-
uit It 70 eminent counsel. II tho opinion WAS fA-
EorR11e he would take ster6 to bring The question
involving the legality Of tho act before the court4
Messzs. T1eo1 and Smith, two Of the deieR1tes
70 England, opposed the resolution On the gru1nd
that already eminent counsel, Sir Rnundtu
Psi1net and Vernon Hascou1s, had said the act was
hga1
the counsel fairly, ai!d 81! Rouadell Palmer was
pTrtndiced agalnat Nova Scotia
After q long dehate IL Tue oousse Of which
annexation sentiments were freely uttered, the
question WAS taken--for the resolution, 1s;
aeaiEst, IL Notice wss given Of motion 70 re-
5ctEd tho rctc.
O774vA, June 12-1n the House Of Commons,
ast night M. Rose noyes1 that The House 50 Into
COMMITTEES On The resolution respecting additional
MI Elate opposed the motion, contendtng that
the GecerA g Government lal no p0Eert to Alter the
1erns Of union ~ liked BY the British North
American act he moved that 1t Was lnexped!ent,
tn the opinion Of the Uouse, to 50 into committed
on the resolutions.
| Ai1eE very le1gthy debate, the amendment
:, The Governor General has submitted to the
| House q copJ Of the correspondence between the
! Canadian Delegates to London and Lord Grnu-
| vile, relating 10 The 1alA1d Of San Juan lis
Lortlsh!p Informed the delegates that he had as
J certalned from Lord Clareedon that Nj. Sumner
| Ind heen authorized ~ the Committee Of the
United StStea Senate on Foreign Relations 10
make 4 report Oh the san Juan convention aud
that theJ should sanction its ratification By tho
! President Her AaIcsty's Minister at Yashing-
( ton WAS Of opinion that no reason existed why
the report should not be taken Into consideration
| b. the Senate during the present session.
| In scnly to the Lvleeatcs' communication re-
, 1869-06-13
ILLINOIS.

Tho Southern EuAunc AsF1nan Elnnp.
~ Located mt ANNA, Unlon County
Tho Qak Rldxc Ccmctcry LiuKa-
tson.
-. Special Despatch to The Chicago Trfbtne.
CAEEoxpA1r, Ill, Junc II
At I fnn meeting Of tho Board Of Commission,
els fer tho Few Insane A6J|uM In thus 6tAte. Il
Jonc4noro, to-dsJ, II was unanimously agreed
that Il should be located IT Anna, Union Cuunty,
the place formerly rejected
=. SPRINGFIELD, IL, June aa-Jadec Edwzrds, Of
the San2alnon Circuit Court, refused this morn.
Board Of Direetors OF OAK Ridge Cemetery, char,
tefed by tha ltgtsst1le, to restrain tho board ap
pointed bJ the city Of Springfield from acting u
such. he will hive nnal 1eciAon In the c29e On
Tuesday. =
A strong force Of tahnrers was yc4terdAY put
upon The F2Da. sprtognead No,thweahcsn Ra!l.
It r2pa, and will ha continued vetY faEddIJ UNI
tha rod II cc5npletsd 10 thu po<nt
, 1869-06-13

military Commission mt jackson for
INC Trial OF the MurxlcrcF YeTKar.
.1Ae1scN, 4iks>, June 14,-The Ni1.ta1y Comm:a-
n T1a Ers = rs ea.e cf IcIger progressing slowly.
caTmsssinp u Gehs.al erange1, PTrsdeat Of the
., On Stoana that he hsd formed N opinion
e1e4 ~ ~ s H. 9! the prisoner the defence A.
toSe, ~. s,sn ~ governing tune4 IN cir casca
EM sustained and General GanecT xt,adreT.
naT{ fss9s eSsrd sx no.. no. y ssasat dsisoee
commission On tho ground tbsi Yet.sr ,s y sH
citizen and has ncvet been in tne ann a. err ~ Z
the United Siaics The tfrcuce Il A.Enst ,ha -. -
rot oe t1ed except by hde&menl De;oro ~
turJ. anu thA@ the conmkAs1oc hss ~ - ~ y
f1Sht 10 TT him except OF such Indictment 'oo
, 1869-06-13
PROPOSALS,
TO BUILDERS.

eekd rsc7ossls VII te zeeclyrd tn J=or u =, NM,
tae 4A5"o"d ccnlzur, r. tAt erre.5ru Il HriI
FOOD 1be Company resezve t. rt.et - -. u
asI net 9Ined for DC ta:e-est Il ne pxnp4rr n.
Nek .ia he 1t In 1hole es IN pazs, and a,usr m
49,. one3 nd oonalstAd - psa<z. ..Ats
cenEaHytFa u Nethoa1. Charrb Rioef se !" she
=: a: WILLARD. Setrrt.v
, 1869-06-13
CUBA,

latest Adyfccs-Thc Spnnfah Forces
DesnoFnttzcd-Thc Cubnns Ready
to Giro Bnftlc-1nauFEcntS SucecHkr4
NenE Trinidad.
WASHINGTON. 1ane ,R-1nformstton has been
rcceTcd that two expeditions, numbering 6oA
safely landed ut cuhA and Joined the feGuI4t1on-
a1J fo.cea- Dcsc1ttous fEom the Spanish lozces
we're Increasing. There are frequent collisions
between tie Spanish troops and .o,unseet1, and
dtnculnes between the PARTIES arc hreconc liable.
The EQo&na hare Organized .hct1 forces Into
txo a14y co!rs-onc under General Jordan An
encn1cne7t Is dai1y expected, and the Cubans are
conndent Of victory. Jordan has sxp thop4snd
Americans in hit tEoork
WAsH1NdroH, June la-Reports from Cuba re
ctived here tonight 8tate that Inerc hAs been
several Ef1-11tsht3 hctWtea the Spanish forre3 un-
der General 1eSt2 md the Cuban forccs, which
resulted n GenesA Lesca being compelled 70 fail
b.ck on Trinidad, whcre, It Is said, he Will Axslt
re!nfarceneatA- The Cuhans were preparing 10
follow up their SUCCESS, and attack the Spanish
fo7re&
HAVANA. June 1s-RcroEts ART recesred Of 4
severe engagement between the government
troops and the tnsurzeeitonlsts, u Puerto Padre
TIC losses are E1yen at hund1eda. Among those
reported Killed IL General MArns2t Ke.lAo,e In
formation however, Is wanting.
, 1869-06-13
OHIO.
Eirc nt Cincinnati This Morning.
Loss a40,oOO-Rumored Loss OF

Eirc nt Cincinnati This Morning.
Loss 40,o0O-Rumored Loaa ot
Atfc.
CINCINNATI, June IA dre this morning. At
O'Clock, hroke ont IN Wlgley 4 Ba,lwins steam
saw AID shlns(c factory. corner Of Sixth and
Horne atrtesa. and destroyed It. with a lot ol
sainElcsm ~ and lumber. Loss, sc, ,ofo; Insurance,
E6,eQ1. The h1mcs extended east on Sixth street.
6UtnihR tTo-storJ frame dwelling owned bf
Nhateiy Co. Value 100; AuRu*t Ahel's two.
s1osy nf1Ck+ Mdrth !, ,01; TWO small lumber sheds
valued At $500; aud Joseph Gaskcr's frame tiwel.
ling, worth 3l.oOo. On Front street, ueu1y
Schmldt's two6tory frame Was nearly destrpved
Value, 1900 The back portion of Ha:hrcl /
0askess sAddlc-srce factory WIS desuored. Loss,
The building on the opposite side Of Horne and
sRih Streets w9s severai times On frr, b1t was
saEed AcToas Sixth street from the ea1mtli 1ey-
e efa1 *.Sons y, ~ loaded w;f lumber, xeEe turned
the brick building fell In. Twelve or fifteen lines
Of telegraph wtlc, running west, were broken
Kunora are aloat that three children rtr1shed
Eight OF ten poor families, about nftv pe,sons tn
all, arc homeless. and all their furniture de-
s:EoJeL $4,000 ts u moderate estimate Of the
loes- The dre t1adc clean Sweep
, 1869-06-13

totssv1L:x. June a--Tte afternoon exprcss
train hence for Lexington, when near Eu,neacc
ky.. rau on the tsac< and was WRECKED, 4 UAn
named Walton. N tttache Of the Louisville
employees Of the road were slightly tojnFed
, 1869-06-13

Farewell OF Horace Ruh1ee, of Mud.
tt4n-&Ynn FHYnnnNrfr

enfe"etl OF Horace Hub1ee, OF 1lnd.
tson-CxoP Prospects.
MAnEsdH, June 12-HorAce Rnbice, Minister tt
SE!ezetlAnd- had 4 farewell reception lAst even
lne. MnEn NM lMFe and brilliant gathering
univ entity, and other distinguished cltzeuA
MANY elegantly aiti1td iadIe4 Also gT4ced the &C.
caAon. liz Ealedictog5 viii appear in to-day \
Journal, OF which he has bccn an editor st1tceu
yea1A He leaves with bis family on Mordar,
ano ~ ea1ls fos his post In the CITY Of London On
The Fralr!e du C1ien Caio,s reports that the
hodita Of Af1~ HaEKcrty And tEo Of her children,
Who disappeared Last winter With some household
fooda, have been tshtd out Of the river, and 4
Ing them, has been arrested
Crop reports from all parts Of tho State con.
tinue good, except that huEs are ratenooa aftel
TIE potatoes, and Grub worm are 3atuttng COT
II some ecctiouA,
, 1869-06-13

New8 from tho HofdeF-SettlcFA Com.
Ing for Protection.
WsTEHyNLK Kan.as, jane tt.-A ro3n carrier
fron Ealt Naf1h repor.A one Swede Ani = boy
ktlled By . suau party Of Sioux, "Wednesday.
Tho stttieIB generally arc We'll armed, but more
trouble u Apprehended- The Superintendent ol
the New YORK ceions. here to-day, SAYS the
colony with the exception OF *ome twenty, wha
hnve enlisted, havo come In ~ far u r Rshtngton,
noat ct them taking honestcads In at slctnitT.
, 1869-06-13

ALBANY, June l2-The widow OF Geor-n yan
sent1ooFd, 1ot1ncrl prominent lawyer d TINY,
WHO Nas f1ned about eight years aen al the ~.
jest recovered 5000 npn the company,
, 1869-06-13

ana her two children, who 50 my5te1ouslT dis
defed, hAse been found In the Nhccnsm River nt
that place, lud oae Thompson, seamster. u
edspfc4oued Ct knowing something OF her dtzap-
pcAfahce. He has ber, arrested.
, 1869-06-13

4 Duel thai Enllcd to Come Ofl.
R1cANoNn, JIne IA dncl, gTp1tng out Of an
Robert y. Hughes, contributor to The Rrchnopa
S:atS Jouraai Re publican organ, vas arranged
Tor yesieEday, II Chester. 1eaT A.4 ctty between
Captain N. E. Cameron. editor CT toe la..<, aad
~. HcGneA !he police, however, as7cs:ed the
seconds aud Ar. Hughes, near he nRntinV
ground I6e Light, 1t u thought, Vtu b rtne1cd
, 1869-06-13
4 DcrnuEcd Person Cared For

CT1c1, June IA deElneed m2n was takeo In
castodJ hy the police list evening who s57es he
name Of E c. Jo.1tAo. He says he resides II
Mendoza, Ill lie MIS- tent 70 the Rome Pour
House until bis friends Alt heard troE.
, 1869-06-13

SERlx1r1k1p. Aass-, June 1a-Nema, Wills.
build md equip the Pnilsdtiphh 4 Washington
Railroad, from Bufa,o \. T., To the Pennsyly1n.S
coal regions. ouc hondrrd and t*tnty-1ye mle4,
tsce. 600. fhe work will be commenced ueIt
yrcnfh ~"@'
, 1869-06-13

,A1AAxT, 11ne 12-Tne Typographical Cooren-
uon. Alter remaining In secret scaS:oo Intl II
early hour this mofDinE. adjourned
, 1869-06-13
ME1knR0 R0tQElc&l

Meteorological record for June Il, 1850. as IT.
ported by J. G. 1Angguio, Jr. opuciAo, III R2n-
totph street, correspondent 10 tho Smithsonian
Institute The snAll letter. are the tnitiaia for
the wo1ds - veeEfn1,' Rc1de," h!gh, DRY, ~
"I1ot3t atmosphere, '"fsia " and "anoH:"
, 1869-06-13

spain.
EErCB11CAE NETTING At CoRDoTA-NuITART IN
rERTEKNCE-
CoROotA, Juoc II.
4 great meeting Of Republican, VIA held to-
day, for the purpose Of protesting against return
to monarchy. deputies were present from eTeFy
southern province. Speeches Of revolutionary
character were made During the proceeding
the Spanish dag VAS eutwtnet in that OF the United
States. and the Assembly shouted for America and
General Grant About $500, persons we're pres
ent While tic meeting was IN sesslon the rpi1!-
ta1J and civil guard tnterfered, creating panic.
Many women aud children were trampled down,
and several lives lost, The crowd then ba1r1.
caded tic usreets. md thert is danger Ct serious
aIray.
Ernncc.
TIE POLITICAL 1E0tuIg IN r4H1s.
FAh1s, June II.
Tumulta tn the streets continue The cavalry
par1dtd Ill night, but met 10 rcstEtance. AT.
rests continue. The streets became more tran.
quil, but strong detacnmcnts Of military were
posted In convenient places to prevent anr out
break.
When the Emperor a2d Empress droye through
Aontnastrc. yesterday, they were entirely nn'
attended.
EMAIL PAcuA n rARE
PAHB, June 14-Eyening.
1srnael raeha a11ived here to-day,
hrER1AL onpKA.
The following Is onclalIy promulgated 70 day:
" The recent disorders approach termination,
owing To the strength and energy Of public
opinion"
PlRu, June 1a..-About 20 a.7csta were u1adt
last night -he ropulsee generally assisted tht
troops to rrese1sc order, and the styeeta vert
r1f@t hF n 0feneE inf faxf
, 1869-06-13
I'M 4nNAn Il M- n u ahHdA y

Aa ancendinfy Nabbcd.
oendt3IsoaA, June u.-ThouAs Duke, smother fn-
tNers W ~ arfested he.c. There ayu foar of
A"eoa INV In 3a1l and three out Of talL