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, 1869-10-07

Tho Tunncl DtHnAter Al the Entlh Of
NJ. Anthony-Thu Itiscr Fnst Cus.
ting Ont u NusE EARnnot-Htnto
Temperance Ticket.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
sr. PAUL, MINI. Oct q.
Tho report toleRraphed yesterday thas noos.
Ing mill bad bceA washed AwAy bJ Tho dood At
81 Anthon,s Falls Is unfoundcd A portion OF
lIenneptu Island, on ~h!ch IL situated q lafxu
humber q nllls and factotses. haa been washed
ns nSa' ,.eD 1aa ,ne e5eak r. ns shan1eI n
c'uzens q st. Anthony aud Mipleapoin ed turued
oat e ihis morning 70 build eotfer:dam around the
hreAk And head Of the tunnel and prevent all tuf.
the1 damage. Two hundred feet Of tunnel have
Already cared In, and, unseas the action Of the
foundation ota now cha1nel, which viii destroy
r. n % wsteT po~sI by sonduetnR water a.ny from
What wAa intended - mass convention OF the
temperance people of the etsie, to lotm Temper
Abont tbirs, people we're prtseni who too1 pa1t IN
the proceedings. n. IL Grant prekiied me
rev P.,t5 ~ e Mfotmed aad tha fosiow1ns ticket
tenant Governor, J. U. Stescns; Cniei J1stice Of
the Supreme Court, Edward o. Aamlln; Attorney
Gsene5al J; Ham Davidson: Auditor Of State.
Thompson Connolly. The moreno nj Ia tho rpefeat
farce, hut the ticket may get thousand rotea.
a1ksEAtolis, OCT &IAonday morning. tie
for the purpose OF making q vaier po~er on NJ
eol&et Island, pierced a snuken water casern In
the Island, beloW the river. The Raies nj the
head Of the tunnel we're closed, bur tue rush Of
water coult not be arrested Early Tuesdsy
morning. large Whirlpool near The anorr Of
the Inland Aas discovered. disclosing the
mouth Of the caycrn- All efforts yesterday TO
close up the hole bJ rats, cribs, ures balB Of
bar. etc, Prored fruit.esa and she river IS making
2 tfem.ndous effort to tut new channel for re-
Lief. TIE mills on Henntrin Island are In danger,
a. the ground d caslng ID from tue passage OF The
water beneath. a thousand men art At woEk,
nigh: and day! constructing co1eE-dam round
the Eopth Of the Whirlpool II ueceAsary sec-
ton Of tho dam Will be blown out to 10 yer the
water. which IS reEJ high. Of the danger Of = new
channel Ia imminent
A1ShEAroI1s, Mini, Oct. 1.-Tnt So!-
one Of water rushing into the cay1tT Of the whiFi-
POOL and thence into the 1unuef has been 8orne-
What checked br trees and sand b&ga No da1-
; asss TO the mills are reported. Huge bontses
light the men at work. The piers Of the new
coner-dam 10 eneloee the hole are nearly con-
rleted. The people hare been excluded ts0tn the
sixty ieet lon loas md s1eats prosd depea 9on nos y
Known 1t ts full Of trees, saud bags, timber, &C.
, 1869-10-07

Note from mrs. StoyEe4
HARTFORD, Couu-, Oct 1.-THE Cuusaat Of to-
morrow morning VII contain tho folio Btux card
IRON Mr.. StUWc:
Z" p tAs Editors ~ tie Caurdn&:
MIS-. stowc desires the fsicnda Of Justice AMI
faF dealiuR TO publlah for her this announcement:
Th8t abe has fcpt Atenca herttnfote In regard to
the criticism Oh her article on Laoy Byron for twa
rcAaonA-1rss. because she regarded Rue public
jlspasuona,e1y; md, second, because ahe has ex-
pected tho Development Of additional pruofs In
England. some Of which. Of great Importance,
panpR q srTiew OF the wnoie matter. with further
tacts ina uofe documents, including several let
sets from Lafj Byron 70 htf, astcatns The ylaor
to, abil, also, Mrs.. Etowc's own letters 10 Lady
1'Jrnn q tnr SANG time, which were returned to
hrr ~ tb- executor soun Afscf thSt ladJh dcath.
Shewi Also eivc tho public 4 fntl Acco0nt al tho
c5cuDstsnc<B and Feasnn8 a3cn lei brr 10 feel It
to tIc her duty 10 make tha disclosure II "a obli.
Hion at.kc to JuAttcc, gratitude, and persoual
M&ndRblhH
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ksued, thee m1es esss os Cicero, b. ne discharge
Of nls Own gnu wn1e climbing 1encp-.
a,ssnroa q oosaneas . 1ss ses q IL 1alsh ss
qntFss that Coroner 1us1ea Aha1l b. ectnposod Of
twelve persons. The recent t1rY in tas cess d
m q der .ost :. s.
AptANArOI1A. OcI' k-ThA VERDICT * the C1fo-
aff: isr} F,.s, saiytsl aH ,.,1aesson tt -
death 1rcm 1ct1neR received br the explosion OF ,
boiler sataehsd to one Of E 7, elnter CO. =
portable engncs. n tho nthns s1sse Far
explosion wa caused by czzejea1neas and cnl.
pablo ufsmsnagemaut On toe paft OF the eogi-
hefs 81 n 1 char: john Sn1. dsoe.se d.,,.
s!nktr. II showed not the At2hteat defecr1n tie
eonstructlon OF the boiler OF engine.
A meeting OF CtttEen1 N13 held II tho Eouu&
Mems ctrlsslan Association rooms, Jesrerda., fof
the putpoee OF ra1stnG eobs1tpkions for the suffer-
etA Over q 100 WI f1ised. Another naaa nfeet-
sane purpose Tne County Commissioners have
n pFop1ta.ed taac, and The btate Board Of Aglcul
taie hare donated $500
IkDLANAPotxa Oct. 6-Gosctuof Baker has
i.sued the 1ollo~ !nE procIatnation:
To tA< Peepl n sAs Slate u Indiana:
The recent EXPLOSION II ihe state Fstr gsoauds
has not oulJ ozuuRnt eotrow and bereavement 70
nlanJ hon e. but haa left families 70 greater or
less extent destitute. The peorle II the capital
haze taten steps 10 raise fund for the a16ercfs,
people tn every pornon Of the stata to contribute
10 this fund. The Common Council Of the city of
1ndtarap,its hase designated . committee o.
responsible and t~ofthy citizens to
receive and dishur1c the funds which may be con-
tylbuted: therefore, ], Conrad Baker, Governor Of
The state Of Indians, do heEebJ announce the sc-
ton 70 taken, and eaTDeauJ request 11at the call
ior pccunfa15 assistance which mAJ be MAde By
toe COMMITTEES appointed for that purpose, may be
promptly and nhefaly responded to BY the people.
II III the families who were rep9enep epsed % the
far RFounos a. the time Of this AAd catastrophe,
and "hose representative membefz wesr mefcl.
iolly Spared fFom sharing IL IL consequences,
HQbiG CNlT fU4EA 4 an31n hy
, 1869-10-07

SPRINGFIELD.

Masonic Grand Lodge proccedtngs-
Probable Location Of the Masontc
Temple in Chicago - HysLaWs 81
nnd S9 Not RepcnIcd-Statc Ronrd
or E4unflxntiou-1 u-1ncoFroForton-
state TEcnaurT CoFFcc"
u0ns
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
.. sfRNcFzKtD, H., Oct &.
Ihe Illinois Grand Lodge Of A. r. i. A. A1sons
nAs Just closed tts session, and 10 far the debera.
nona o. MS BODY hAve been Of the most fEster-
- , scles, ADD the utmost harmony and good
nsi.z aesnoz nave been Danlfostcd in al debates on
s''sS " y which there was Vide dintscuces
he glu1Gn lns,s,is,,oaM a. ~ o'eloes this morning
pointed Grand onnce4s took r!aee, in u
cosaance with ancient pssro The cotrect
lst OF elecdFe officers Il n iolioU: II. q. KeT.
noloA sPf1ngne.d, Grand Ma4tef: F, c. Creg1ef,
Enteagn nepnsT Grand Master; James 4, Isw.
~, us1on1 SENIOR GrAnd Warden; Geo. f.
i1oJ iaounsnafJ. Mound CITY, Junior Grand Warden:
II. Miner Springfield. Grand SecrrtsfT:: R.T.
lanes !: Daftdson, Decatur. Gran Caspian: d.
E. u. Norn vel, Charleston, Grand 0rssor: John
% T.: feths, Ca,Gasn, 5s Grand Tyler. The appointed
fsd Snona pspas{ ..sS1a,d Gnd see1st.T; 9eosse Il
John ". Roks, Lewiston, Gfsnd Mar,nei:
E. E M5ers, Sp1inTdld. Grana STANDARD Hnsser.
John Esan1 Chtcagn Grand sHorl Bearer: W,it1,
u. E0n, Chicago, Senior Grand Deaoou: Samne,
G. steArnst Joliet, Ianior Grand Deacon; o. Il.
son, sprtnR1eld, Grand Steward
Tho next important acdon vas the drclxoo, by
large ma5uf4ty, to hold the next 9eHEiou Of tht
Grand Lodge At Chicago, tnsseAt Of Springfield
Tbe peu bu8ness Of importance to tbs public
, 1869-10-07

Tho Le3is3nture-Mccai OF Editors
in Nnahvll3e-C0untcEf Ntckct%-
Memphis kIetns.
SpecIsl De4pstch to The Chicago Tribune

Tho LeKtH3ntufc-Mcc1tnE OF Editors
in Nnshvllse-CouAtc Ntckcf--
Memphis Efems.
Speclai Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, oct T.
The Legislature having this day tniaaed tn or
gauizs,loa, the election Of Cnitei stases Senator
vii take place on Thursday, the 18th list The
tTo candidates now most prominent are Andrew
Johrtou, Of Ea1t Tennessee, and Emeraon Ether
idge, Of West Tennessee. Edmund Cooper, OF
Middle Tennessee, will not be = candidate 10 long
@ ss asa noa q %aas
EtheEtdge-- West Tennessee ts N tor Etne1idse,
Se,,aer atss.on Il 5ne s.ase IT, unsed o. gon.
eon, but hn strength IS in the Middle and
East r E,aertdge snEes e rally against
smaft a The recollection Of hh seEeHsies during
Ie. n1 uns oe e punish =. 1ee That 'o'S:Se S.pe
la nd' tssor. 'ps from hin neIstoiore4aos 1ass
1eoolleet.nz that g1zsltads : : n.si5 sense Of
nsToas taS9a ssTs for
IT u undeFstood tnst \ caucus has decided that
there must be 1t once constitutional conyeo-
ton for thorough oveztaEninu Of III taiugs, and
that Ill Offices except Governor and Legislators
1ota Republican Legislatures paid themselves
to repeal The Law hJ which 1, Wa donc, and 10
order the p1psecutIsu Of those thus paid =
tae ones sse stoaay ho1s bses
NASHVILLE, OcL 6.-The HoAse ooupeteI its
organization to-day and both branches arc ready
for iegt4lAllon.
A meeting Of editors. took placc here to-daT.
Almost all Of the political newspaper press Of the
stA.e wA represented
cent co.n IN circulation here il large, md veIJ
annoying to business men.
AkHrH1s, pcs G-The stock Of tho Nlsatkapp.
AEpcs lunG To 600 cold tn.S afternoon to 4,
, 1869-10-07
Tho Floods at tho Emats


erR1NoE1xip Maa t'ct h-Travel u 1tll IN.
teHupted cast, north 4hd west from this city.
ra.senaess M % sho !eft A!han3 Monday morning havo
County, And arc expected htru this afternoon.
Mosn than twenty hEaiGna In Fsaatlin County
wefe carried od, including the Vermont + AAsss.
cbusettx RA!lrosd bridge oter tho peefnela IIver.
Three persona sers swept AWAY with = bndge
and drowned.
LAwRxxCx, Nass., Oct. t.-All ths m!1s arc
stopped to-day b back water. Nearly III that
portion Of tho city between the river and Lowell
street. and the zziroad and baae Of the lower hill
oser hundred acres, IL orer1oNci, aud 4 great
many houses Asc surrounded BY water. .
ALnAkf, Oct G-Tele8Eams 1tata that tho break
IN Tho canA Will taka el9ht or tweiye days to re-
pair.
NEW YoAk, Oct 6-Ahont one hundred feet OF
the high enabAhkmtht on tho Harlem Ro4d, 1t
stxt{-o1t street. fell LAST night, stopping trsvel
on that road.
The Hudson River Railroad II again IN running
order to Albany.
PNl1AnK1rHfl, Oct h--About hair = million Of
property has been destroyed b. the tlood In and
about the city.
, 1869-10-07
INDIANA.

Railroad Aid PFoposstton-Subsc
tlont In Aid of tho Sufferers By the
indianapolis Explosion - Address
OF Governor Baker to the People Of
the StAaes
Special Desratch to The Chicago Tribune.
Tukr WAIHx, 1ud., Oct. T.
October II IL the day deaignated b. our County
Commissioner for voting upon the question Of
Alien County granting "a eoo to asz,st IN building
the Fort Wayne, 1Ackson L Saginaw Railroad IN
thu HtatA. When the company Wa nF1t organ
mo ssoekholdess that tnsy xoasd Eose The
then the tAw haA been 10 changed u TO require tue
question to be submitted 10 the poople- Much
interest Il manifested, AID soDo ANXIETY, By the
f1enda OF the road upon the resut Of tnt8 election
The building Of the road would not have been
PROBABLY Undertaken Without the promise OF lhts
2io, and without It tha- lands to complete the
road may be harl to get The grading. &c, alopg
the cnt1sr hne haa proR7czsed fap!dty uanl this
have not been doing Uucn.
WAHsAN. Ind ,Oci ga citizen nT the mama ot
Jno. Tu1nE lied Of old xEc,n This place Jeaserday,
1Eed 10t ye2tH- He WA born IN RocNnRh4u
County, THEtninta. February, 1st4, and voted 1t
every fresfdentAl election In the tinted Stste&
Hew2s personally acquainted with George Wash.
ington, Tosed tor HIN nrst aud la, for Grant
fkplAkAr@1s. Oct- &--Testerday Nj. JAA Y.
Of ReT. J. n. l. AtMullen, the veil known mtnis-
ter, Of thu city, went to Cacetpt IN Hamilton
| County, with 1o1pK friend named John I. Hide
brand, cn 4 hunting excursion. This morning 4
telegram VA IceHvtd from Hn6ehEa1d. nnpoQnc-
| iny ihat JtE.J 4cAulea had been aeddentail
, 1869-10-07

geneEsny. @ a1d Chicago in particular. WA tho r.
porI q tne Comniuee on Masonic Tempae, who
Ioae. e appointed g y ne ~ scss,oa ot tue Grand
A9ooE Iemple, and also the teat location tor the
~ 1s0e. The counties reported that Chicago was
and fortified this assertion b. sodnd as4a-
msnt and p1oaEa tnas ooa1d not Be
te'ss nas psa e. 'sa s s 4.Sa
The report was uDzntpousiy adopsed, Aud tue 70
port, with the acton of tho ofsnd Lodge On sne
nuton snong ii 81 i IL iodxes u III sassen: e;s'
and, II lWothtsds Of said todgea agree to The nc-
tlon Of the Grand Lod9e On tho report, then .
Gtand Master aho1id u onca pilcsed % bay or
!ease suitable lots Of land IN Chicago upon which
70 ssd 20 A,sonie Tempis 1nsrs ~ ansx.
Grand lodge 10 ths matter, which show inst afteT
Je4Is Of trouble and trL0ulxuou the M1toalc fra-
now arpa1enlJ xorsiaS u Tor the ~ se.od 81 assoaig @
and the snccesa Of the Grand Lodge
At O'Clock, The Grand Lodge 1as called OF for
eates ,heir orders o. lie Graad treasurer ior Per
diem and mileage, and during this hour large
Il oe'oe1 immtdlaeT .e!t M ~ liter the Grind
Lodge resumed labor, Dro,ber Robins, Of Quincy.
called upthe following resolution. which he Of
ieIsa one year ago, "a an amendment to the by-
H:.t.1S Th.. sset'an' 81 md C. Of the GRIND Lodge
In order that This resolution may be clearly un-
deWtood ~ the readers OF TIE TRIBUNE, l give
,,sEcT1ox H. all subordinate lodge. under Ill. ju,t.
si,ae ~ re- to pssH a" 1sSTo es =
crrr 1o1 or neaef shs eneanHahces what
II. e r., 1e.:T " .as!sa violate.
enu q the Most y ushipful GI.na Mater Il Tic State
Is eailae up shis fesoius,ou, Brother Robbins
made = few ~elEtimed and tad.cious remarks
upon the sohsect lie ws1 followed By 4 nun
nF ~. - usfeResa7 ~ epeaAlnR 70 aaTos
Ehole mater On The .able but failed and aiser
sni,. T. - ouks; N;i "Mh W. toatoNln8 re-
ss.; s. :" EPea o. sAo o9'aWs, ~;
1E,. 1n;a ~: "a mapns} 6,t s6Most fePeaa N5;
1e.a y ~ i0e Htand Loo&e ~ ana the
as.tstz 49,, 1 s ~ p.usasee hAsns. ~ lmme-
Brntnr, iolmes sia,ah7 I =. tne fSaol1
the fofIuTin9 rr.ojnIsnn. - ~"N9'''3e' oae4'o
Gtsna tdIn E e9s and q Of the o,."' Of the
Under tee f1iss us resolution ues aver until
aontu come htforr me Hr,nh nare " ~ .r,tnn
and. Jour correspondent tsasts 1itn stu I'd bestsf
Datinx the session tits afternoon tho following
en91.'s anaoeo aa1 u tnelr appointments and cte.
y ESsn' Chicago, As the representative
aand se ef iasmea Re9
no1ds- % representative Of the Grsnd Lodges Of
Iexas and Tennessee: and .. Il Miner, ~ repre-
| Grand Lodge OF Hoysl York. Berlin, Prussta
With Brother Miners commission, hu received i
Epleodt gold jewel Of bis ONCE, Of the most elnb-
0ieas G1aaa % Mister Reynola. appointed the following
gentlemen ~ exau1ness Of Grand LECTURERS: ii.
| =. chambcss!o, FzceooEt; Cnas. Fmher, SPRING
eeDGa'a eea e. NJ b''n'' cn'easo' t. J. r'efetf Car
Work ln the third degree was excmps,aed TO-
night md st o'clock The Grand Lodge called on
, 1869-10-07
MISSOURI.
Third Day OF tho NJ. Louts Fnlr-tlii-
nots Cattle Kings Again Victorious
-Eclunse Suffrage Convehtion-
irtAh Immigration Convention.


nois Cattle Kings Again Victorious
-Eclunse Suffrage Conventton-
iftsh Immigration Convention.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
.. st. LoC1s, Uct. e.
II the people everywhere we're ~ ready 70 tuu-
rDH iheI Institutions as St. Lonttans are to SUP.
poft their association cvcrJ agricultural far could
lie written success. financially. At leasL Never
w3s there BRIGHTER or more en}oT Able day than
this 9Th OF October has heen. THIS assocta.t0u
eeems lucky in the choice Of time lor boiling their
fair:
to-day. MI tent on r.~asnre, though. perhaps,
few were bent on s1lthy luere, few on spree,
aud tew on tuisch1ef The illinois cattle kings
shonhnrns ~xa Deyer seen IN anY rng--nos eyeu
al jacksonville, where twenty COWS competed for
onc przc-snAn we're here presented today.
CAMS bull. '.Asn'ster.'' which received the nrst
pr.ze for AIRED tuIla The same oafty received also
and loth mi and second Tor ne.tess unaes
Honcan, n! from Mclean County, III. earned o1
I5ese.sl Of narra,.o~p carried the nsst prs
y mqn an on ~ nsw rev importation. "hason i.ooIh."
The heaa OF herd Of utc CO "a carried the 1Eceo-
htAfe premium on herdA The ssue bnI was
hwAoed the sweepsake premium on bulls OF enJ
I5eaeEeli also recesred INC nsss psen!. o.
m .,n on bulls under one yrN;
A!Nt psetn!um On MS tso ycaf-old heifcfA
eecond On ooWh four Years old, secoud Oh coFT
three yeAfs old /: also. The secoud On sTernstsrrs
1or cows Q! Any age Nj. toocA, OF the hospital
On azed bulls, and the sccoad ios tne hess fal
heifct1 6eeerM large premiums were atso
uEArded TO Mr. jonea on his noted breei Of
6K1ne.
under tho direction Of sne ssate Board. Thts tr..l
came on IN na1eet Rasuen ueAs the ialr
grounds Gang plo~1 ~erc u1cd ur1t
Four wefe entered; taree came 70 tHAl.
ton. Of 1acksonvi1e. ILL.,; tue Aesoud waa h;xen 10
Doyle CGft,A, Of Bradford, Stark Couf' I'll.
The second t11A waa for p!oxs for old ground.
industrial Flow Company, Of 81 Louis: the Sec
one 70 Dodge, Kirnbail i Austin, Of Kalamazoo,
Mich. Some OF the o'dest manufacturer Of lili-
them oos Of thts t1sl We th.nt they v1u regret
It, for there neref was faircr tr1a: anywhere.
But this ID q fret country.
81: LouH oct. e-Fse dnsa ImmtsEa,:on eon. @
following States were represented: 4iasoun,
Kansss. Mlnpesota, Lou1staua, Oregon, Mlssle.
eipp, Seora.ea. Tennessee, Wisconsin, 1lnnott,
md The Terntostea Of Wsshia9toa and !daao;
seutton to order, and the Hon. Dillon O'Bren, oi
Minnesota. ~aa chosen temporary Chairman.
Me8srx Peter L. Fay. Of Missouri; I. Kennedy,
q lous.:ana: T. r: Asl.n.e!. 9. AHs,ss1pnl;
5:ss. 5. eSssin rs & s:a'9f1sa ie-a: 5eaa 1sa9ea:
Of Kausas; j. c. DerorenI, Of Minnesota
Martin Grimm, OF Nebraska; +, L. Mitchell, OF
Tennessee: John Reyno.ds, Of WlsconAnr and
Committee on Permanent Organisation. Credeu-
1alA md Order Of Bn.tuess1 who reported for
11e@deut. Hon. Ed sArd o'Seilt Mayor oE A1-
Ieasee; A!ehaes Pheian, Of K1nsas; Frank 2.
1sa2ao. oi Washington rer11toEJ: Michael Gregg.
@ Iowa; Daniel Il. Donovan. Of Missouri; Ed.
, 1869-10-07
WISCONSIN,

A DetafeAtton story Dcnicd-RcPub-
ltcan State Committee in Seselon
Tho 1Han1cY Murder mt Racine.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, WI1., Oct. T.
In regard to the cnargca made By the Demo
cratic press Of defalcaston By State officer tn
the fnudS paid b. insurance companies 10 the
Si1tA. the Ssatf Jour1a. tonight, asserts there IA
not ooe cents deficit On hat account; that
every dollar that belongs 10 the Treasury In that or
any other fund is there and that compete AtAte-
ment Hil be shortly puol,kned In resarh 70 The Il.
legged nisappropr!as1on Of receipts nom insurance
funtt.
The Republican State Committee Is in session
to-day, considering matters OF importance
The nnn0A meeting OF the Tru6tees OF the
SoldltER' OfphAns' Homo was have been held TO-
DAY, but no GnoEum ~aa present. Those members
ncEe IMPORT TIC house Ia m0S. excellent Condl-
rou IL II re4pects, 0nder tho aupef1nsendenee Of
HI. Tower.
MIlwACK1F, oct. 6-ucuEy n. ONn and NAT
Creighton we1e taken In chafxe from this city ycs
teroaJ By Sheriff Schneider, Of Racine, charged
With knowledge Of the murder Of 4 widow isdy
naE.ed nan!ey, u the la;sez CITY April la.t Tho
p*tdes ATcsted here are not accused Of imnllca-
uoa In tue murder, but are Supposed to bc aale to
Elye information concerning II II the Coronefa
inquest to-day. over the remains Of the murdered
Woman, thu. nAy lead 70 the detection OF those
guilty Of the terrible crtme- Nj. Gin Ia 4 lawyer,
pracuhnX on the South Side.
, 1869-10-07
arccial Dctpatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WAE,itkGff1M {l6.t Il

arrcaj Dcsna,ct In .rhc t.htcopo rrtbunc
ut,.u+vcrov IL,
rrx ru,v,-xxs ,nvrrr
rhr riornrt s,,,t rrma,ns in Inn hand. or ,,o
Trcsr,ry f,rpaztucnt. Thn stn,n Drnartmnn, ha1
nost,ipr 10 ,lo III conducting tho trial f,nUn rcn
rntAt,nn nf thc Npnt.sh Astnys,,r i,ctn n, I'M
Minister'S NJ torrgu ro.cr1au,cnta that tss vct,ct
lad sa!1r FULLY armed and manned. under Cuhan
cnfy tn.r,,ellnu. rr, tur =, .rfS,t IN III. torAI,
aquarium sl,out Halifax, an,l III cubsn wa.ert, 10
treat thu 1larnet ~ rsfan an., uso all means 70
Spanish autho,,llos, wl.vu thor eatcrud com pa.nts
20 e,esss 70 ss es.;se. .ns, %
our neyy vsre foiy awarn of thn nisn, nr thn,n IN
eotum.n IND scouatn,ea viii, I'm tho % chief s of,cc1s ~
~hc h.n te-r .o1.sd ,,,.on ~ ~. a.,ss,t,o.
-. v..s, a,,,.,.,a..
au@ "ufAA Qeka1"H'
whether aHcct potatoes ate Irlit or grain, catnt
up In the internal HeTennc Ot11cc today, The
question caue up from Virginia, where these pota.
tnea arr brtnp usrd tn nornnysr+u-r ,xh,.t.v r.
Inv ve,s M, tns rro,,rrt ~ a,.,s.,a. ~ 49,,
LEY ~et1 ttut., 'ne p[oaaet o' a!suhason e5 amau
!se'os,es "oula % exempt. II neia 70 oe Gfaln'
cidet th.t for purnose. nj d,a,t,,,,Ion .b,, rsoo
tanc Nss c,s,n ~, f11'' " u''0'@'o' ''i' 'eS''
Tnr frrNKkE COURT
had eesalou for the utst time today. JnstIco
GEe1 declares that he ha. no lp,entIon 1hsteyer
~ tee'So0'6' ........
NAILS DELAYED
Malls from the West and North arc still very
Irregular. and the tfnck on the rpad between
wilmington and ph{sdclnhI, !, mt vt rrn,,,sd
s.~a ~ ~. .h..n.n ..s,s" -, " .. W.
->oue VI tAe AA'ou&" uotoh LII ao5 u4ectou arc
One oi the prominent Republican Aldermen OF
The city, nub,tshes the following csrh to-day.
80 n,,,-cs
.-1p rcrr f..r. If t-<t,e5.~ ,@ns.-.,..a
ru.s dssrs thss iii Wha5 i,tri 1aav ~ ~ rnro
him tht iteonkuoas and espieI isws WEeh now eev
si IT, Of, issshef tI11e ths enssres Of 4. snhab1t
~ xs.1 u. o,,,x y h. sss taas M y tne deso
ion aud t;cofErtHvn Ihs nsenrItT II H. n,ir,l1 e
Of Cnuu&a viii hck1n with ffr !n.nrsrsfton II mi
reform Whethe the elective II snchi.c sna b r sth
drawn nr restricted ia trubfrm that may be solved