davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-06-03

ce1sed- He regretted thas he WAS compelled to
es42ata frc1n hi cuQot1Jmen IN Parix- Hn re-
1erTed 70 many c17oneous tnprrss1ons With r.
sIect to the United StaseA he szldtne Hue mis-
hon u TINT country mas to aubdna the wildesneAa
and convert Il to zoodcs Of Civilization Ht traced
The &oecesatou Of event1 leading thu colontsta
RON the SaIsJa Of the Atlantic, 1t8s to the basin
o. taa 0iskiszfpp1, sod thence 70 Cotaxs410 aad
caf1fHniA 6sm another century woQM be re-
CURED to complete the wor1k. The policy Of
America Nxs not VIZ, but improvement: not
desastatton, but fraternity; not Aggression fox the
aocesason Of te1ttorJ which WIS oe1tatn By h.enh-
u arrangements; not By Injustice o. Violence.
, 1869-06-03
CUBA.

Excitement at HnTHna-Riots EK-
prcted-CAptuKe OF Ft1tbustcF Wax
Mn1cftn1--AEIns for til & InsufEc
HAVANA, June a.-SeTGaty tnolsaud dollars
have been reoelSed for coofscAted property since
tnt l91h ot April. Tie drJ has been terribly ,,ex-
ei.ed since yesterday. Volunteer are Azn'ng,
and ge1io11 rtoss A,c expected ueayJ engage
mems betx cen Spa1lA1ls AMI Insurgents On the
pepinsulA, between The Bay Of Sipe and Aaaos.
The ot1ctAl report announces thai four cannon
aud III Other Muultons brought bJ the tltbasttra
xeyu captured.
NV YGax. June a-The Trisut< Claims 10 have
tatnentlc information. and gives the detail.
thcrco{, inst 9t ap sual 21n1s xsui II dcid riccs
have reached Tie cpoau Insurgents ty expeditions
which Let this eo11s.f.
HAyAx4. June 2-Tce agitation IN the etsy has
12r5txJty anAtet C12s4n General Dllcc rt
Asptd this morning. ani Don Esp>Eaaz IL Acuna
Cr:a.p GentEa1. and viii continue 70 nntl the
4}.ya, OF General CanaleTo DC Rods. The d1
Is Tranquil but disorder taEtateaa to trca1 OFT a
1ay moment, ~ the volunteers are greatly IN
cepscd against central Felcz. 10 has disappear
cd, Ana wno*c wnere&ooufa Is unEnoxn 4.
scc}tEg OF crea! anxiety FFegatlA
Trc SasctnE4de rotCutect1 ARMED today.
, 1869-06-03

France.
FARK1k1l BAxQrIr 70 akSERlL DIX Af F1xls-
pAAls, June l.
splendid farewell American banquet wss
given 10 General Dix, At the Grand Hotel tonight
Between th7ee md four hundred persons WEIR
present ME. Wasnburnc. the Generals s1cces-
soe, with Hon. Arson Buriinga1ne and ex-tioEe1-
nor Bullock. Of Massachusetts, were guests AE.
killo, G. Cowdtn, OF New York presided. Gen-
eEN DIX. in rcspense to toast OF bis health, de-
nvesel IN eloquent speech. th3h1taS The Assem-
by fotscouWin4enss psltl him. He reviewed past
rroCrcxs add referred u the future prosp eeta
OF their common country. Abiding 10 the COM
pieton Of tho Pacific Raiirosd, he said !. realized
the prophets dreA1n, and the gfeaa thought Of
Columbus. hy opening western passage nom
Eutone to the Indies IN tho presen: century. Ltsc
more Is ncedcd To complete the work, Atter a.
!udinQ to the ambition o. the American people,
the General said: I'VE nAF t1Ist IN PTcvt-
dence tor eenrnrAnct Of oar uauouA prof.
re..ty, Il. tn ou. intercourse with foreign stateH
He conform to those r.ics Of International
rxh: 4x1A obligation which hare secelSed tie
sacttpn Of the ctyla1ed world, demanding
pnly that the same maxim Of reciprocal tus-
ttcc shall he sac1tdlJ respected by o;acss i;
tnas tho high eeas shAl be recognized - COLL
n,nn RAILWAY and that nations AsaA be frcc frnz1
III pretcustons Of superiority OF Arbitrary con.
mi In rcla3icu 10 France, he salt thcrc exist.
I'd between America and France, from the earliest
| ner,od. a strong bond Of anan!ty which should
| n.yer ,.c broken. France came to cur AID II .
t.,ng period II the snssnc! 81 ous eeaass1. and
during The very throeA Of national gesrstsou.
| sue rrndertd essential service 70 Warrington
b7 ,he swords Ct htr soldiers, Rocaazbess
sna Dr. Grssse, while D.Essainsc, 1zu1tea AL
ran1 Jones, u tes, anshea'aed ,ae11 s.osls u
the c.n.e o, independence. oxsns to ~ nis -
understanding between inc NV eoanelea ~
n.,r,r. rrntnry. ha7c rccn few. uulmpostan
md bttot IN duration, leaving no ranking feeling
Of rexcntmcnts nchiud After 81 eloquent ttsot''
TO tae Generosity Of Napoleon and she worth an
v..:uc Of The Empress, General DiS FeissEed % N
qa1nacsstlo1E Of bis sneeesso9, NJ. ',snN
Speeches were subsequently naaae " oe' "34>
NAsal'asDa, Bullock and otnef&
Gener., rar .ns rnt,rtn1 Amsz.cAn A11
I a,et. At ,he hsnoner list might, usse
4 " .u,nxrt-,. ~ s~ns,h. Which Hz4 Fai II
, 1869-06-03
KENTUCKY,

Annual ktnae Tobacco FmtF nj
Louksvi1ic--rr~rar sas t.ouIn-
E1tle for the October Com n4cTcias
ConFcn&Ion4
OCEruIE June 2--The annual Eta1e Toho 20
F1iI, which xas.held In this city to-day. w.A
married. success The AttendAneA VIVA t1nmense,
neatly eFery tobacco RroFe1 n che Slate being
present. The number Of hoG4hhAha entered
Wis $50, whleh has no parallel in
the history OF The trade. After tho p:cn1tcsns
hAd been awarded the company pArtook Of .
sEDrtuous TepAst II the close OF which the pre-
Int1m tobacco ~as sold II prtces ranging from 81
tox bArcn County. Ky, ieaf 10 31a1 foE AAst Coon-
y Hfnt leat- The premiums fo1 best Virginia
Christian and v. l. B1rweu, of Richmond
a vey larKe md enthpaiastc meeting Of I'll
cl1x4c1 Of citket& WA held thl4 evening "a COO.
4cc 44.eA&a4 " w btAukts4 ~ exef "
, 1869-06-03

Sx*4kk, J. June 4-The ninth aunpu con.
Efeas q thc BREWER Of me C1;tcd Sta;ss can.
oenseu nc toeoay u DRAMATIC HsA Abcut 80 lea.5-
addfcss nom Hoa- Henry C!a2ssea T. rs9.,,n3 t ~
O. Inc Central oFEaniasiou. stsins ai1frssinT Sia-
nstses Of The radc, committee to noinInate re-.
mansnt .1a o1oeets hAa appointed aoi the conyer.
Ihe convention then o1E2nszci. will Ear,n,
hfnxie, Of Ohio, President. \ report WI aS.,n,..
atS.nH sos iepeAl q thc saf10 Oh 1Atlsy &hica .s
IA tnTrontAhle crop in this country. -
I'LL 1fursday morning @'1- Aea
, 1869-06-03

Tps aaYisa:s Issued ioT lie isIenpiSa q tse
public debt IRE not tnclaaed IA the as,ore
oCN KCRorEAE FQUApRoS.
Dispatches recetved a. the Sary Department
from ReaS Admiral Kalford, cornuan.An2 our
Ii, ,sss eea visited b. the Princes aud otner dis
tinRuixhed individuals or various nations where
she has touched. and that her ofSeEs n!e recsi.et
and men Of the ent.re sqaadfoo Is good
,,,. nrois7E.a y s.s S.Ss I'm ,o,,ox,,c ~,
roiatnents; Il T. brown Collector Of Internal
Revenue far the Twcntx-thtsd Dissr.cs Of Penntyl-
ysnta r. tymsn a. IN EslF.
Geo. II. Dunn, GrccnsbcrT Ind.
NEsS1A1EXIN1.
It t!s asceEtained In senionc!n circles th4 The
statement inside bt 6eIct3fJ nf LGEe1ou Perry,
thAi VA vas imminent between the United
sstatee and Spain In l~6s, Is without fouEd.tlon,
11a ,q II, .
futslottG1e Of hts statement Is that, It the date
-rneutoEed- the downfall Of the Confesfesacy Eas
conceded Gy every enlightened politician IN Eu-
adopted.
The number 0; registered yo.el8 In Washington
Is 1903, 4 decrease Of 1886 from last gear.
1RKAsENf AATTEkA-
In the zaonth Of May the Secretary OF the
tSt esltenss se son9s: aans
that tine So, sGG 600 worth uf bonds At prcI!a11
OF about SO, ,o0o In crfErncE.
ll0, md from internal regcnue S7n, n,b05, ,oon.
IN tHTnRrAkT QCES1Tak.
II Il claimed that the Stale Of pcnn89l 9lTaniA hAl
;he Fight % authorize ,na taan1taetasa Of cigaIs
ty cl1rict tsboreIH, and this subject has oeea ol
s1atly presented to The Inie1nal Revenue B11ra..
10 decision has 5es been rendered, hut, as far q
CHI he asce1ta;ned, the ruithg will be aS7inss the
Ca1na for the reason hist u csars could b. thus
1a1ctactu1ed. without paying III, The dtssila-
aoo q. ~hi1KeJ might 6e conducted On tho aA1ne
pan. s1L he government hy this noeAna would be
'iept1fed n alaEgc amount Of revenue
AxAH5S.
hssNenent E.a recently appeared shas incoE-
MAaon a. The ktAtt~Iepa1tmeut anoKH alEq9t
eooe.Es.se:! that the IA1Etitau md 4r.anttur sa-
tno5uss @ wae control 1se !. n1a:a below Aean.
snst nMuESen Mcu,htn aln!stss AeAaaon's tespAscnes
AtpA 7nd astez that be ascenlel ihe nser sni
tpx tn. tee en,, tn1o1nauon apoa Il, is sa6iee;
possessed ~ the Department Of ssa:c Il TAI Ia
tellt1crce reached RIO 1anclro, "a Inn 91;h ~ ~
p Q; ths sva Tzt,sn; - Asans,sn ., sss ra
count received there reads ~ iollix,. -. :TS -
american Minister has escaped from 1nn~x IN,
- now under protection IT the Brazilian acIanr.
CeA tn AkuutiCu-
, 1869-06-03
United Presbyterian &encrAl A..
4cmh&Ya

MONMOUTH, III. June q.-1n the rulteN r.cs''y-
tes4au General Assembly, the n hole Of the session,
last evcuiue, was consumed In hearing the DISCUS.
F,cn On the question "May man marry his dc
ceased wifcB tlster." The discuastoE WAS COZ
ciuded ttts morning, nl3er hcI1ng IN eloquent
and conclusive speech By Rev. j. T. Scott, OF Dc
t1o!s, who took the Acrnasirc ground, hot II Eas
no 80 decided BY the assembly. The vote stands
as follows: For sustaining the appeal ts against,
g. 1laA the delegates Of The First Sgucl been
permitted 70 sote. The result would hssc eeen dtf'
ferent.
The contribution. Of the church during the past
year were t7co,G There have been II deaths In
The ministry, II Ordinations 10 ltcen.ures and ~
new eenErcfa:tocs during the ycas.
The afternoon ttss.cn w28 t1fco u II dtsc.33
ing tho report on secret societies, ca:sed = =
memorial frpm the Pnllaaelpa:a ter'eT::sriGE asf'
ing Al explanation Of the Article that sablect,
or 70 have 1t stricken from tAe testimony.
The detatc wns TcE5 pointed, and strong fee1-
Ing vac manifested 70 modify the as:tc!c. leaving
1t 70 The Re6Eions 70 Judge Of The pTrrdetr 81
admitting members OF such eoc1ct.es. The debate
will be coEt,nEed this evening. and the net:o1
at1ove foreehado9ed viii probably he the courst
adopted by lie assembly.
, 1869-06-03
SPAIN
1a1 fKF co@ruEI1ox ADOPTED II 1HK ooRrKa

spain
1a1 fKF co@ruEI1ox ADOPTED II 1HK ooRrKa
NAnRtn, Jnne =
The Cofte4, List night, finally adopted the new
consttatann BY I'll nh tnrnaattFt4 and Is ntSadEes-
Aitsr the rosd -Naa deciared, Senor F1Sues1s,
amh much en,nns11su, announced that
The Republicans, taor9h opposed 70 thase
clauses Of the constitution which provide
fos Tie cstshllahment Of : MONARCHY, noaid sup
post nud follow them. The t1ckinn made By Re-
pubncans that the standing amy IN spain be re-
tuced iom $1,000 70 = ooo Has lost by lss against
S6.
Admiral Topete informed the Cores that co
political prisoners from Cuha wete now At Fer
nAndo Pn, but tne1 won1d soon bc transported TO
the EAnttte&,
QCKES teAsE1l4I BIrrIpAF.
MADRkD, June 8.
It Is officially announced that the Queens birth
day. the 10th Of October, u to be celebrated 1t
Madrid.
pEAfu CT GRtkAAL opoSSEu
General o oDonntll, while speaking In the CoEseA
against the proposed reduction Of tie ARMY, VA
seized with apoplexy. and died In tho chamber.
G11KN0 TIE ooFsI1fr1Ioh.
The Cnrtes IL engaged n signing the eonstttu.
tion, which w1n oe promulgated On the 6sa inst.
, 1869-06-03

Conviction of shc Murderer Hecnc
In Ho4tou-WomAn Suffrage De-
tented In the LeEtslagurcs
The tstsl Of Dennis Reece, for the murder Of h.s
nspthe--in-lxw, Dennis cEonaA u Cambridge. He-
suited In vefdcs Of Eul1tJ, and the .pr1soaef Was
sentenced to be banged
II the Senate, to-day. woroan scol1se VA de
frnttaJ Z II H4S4.
, 1869-06-03

HAVANA, June L-1ntelligence rrora Mexico
dated May II. eays ne statement n.ds eI s shs
,roher hy sciicV the stale Of Soaozz Il &udtG
nanu5 denied. Atnts.er RosccT1ns dtn.es send
ing any dispatches indicating any saeh aeEte
ant! the government denies having Eeques'e+1 Ill
recall
Rone:os proposition tor the ISSUE q tlSMent'
! IL paper money h7s heen dete4sed Ia con9teA
Tnete VAS Rrcat excitement At me eAFics saG. ~
e. ~ nh attempt Of Congress 10 inPcAcn 70.
| SSapterae Couss Judges. TIE !atter eis1m sna
| epnssess aas 60 power to tutgc their &rts
~. a. 10y nst aeouunts SeKrt1e was near Qnesctaso
~ !eE;&4Atutc OF which has assembled Inde1 pte
's<Noa OF the national tIoopa
1e - aeSsAa Conxre*t was discussing tne rat
yoea1td dcc,a;a.ion ta., =, tr.ssIss WITH Eng
;a.n 49, sause aEh 1Aa haa becn aupu!!fd ny III
s.I1.n ssa that rev trratc@ VII! tc ncre+
| the payment Of tie I!r1t - AAaea' >01 >"'N
, 1869-06-03

Wnr H1oFeIncnt3-Cnyn1F scouting
for Indians,

u Mf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &E6HtfhE E
for 1ndlHnx>
lE1yES*okTu June q.-colouel Teu, with u
squ1drgn Of eaya.sy. Is seontlnT on Saline lkivez
lot 1ndiauA- C0louc3 Merrill VII tale the pe}1
from Fort Ha.ter; General Cus.xE from Hayes
And Colonel Hamilton from Riley, With otic5s t.
1EaI xa8r bc tcund
Tue ANt0H Of thi1tecn pertons in Saline Count,
u cohdrned The wo1nrn were 4AFuhsx! Tht
titled are: The wiie and four children Of Tnoma!
Ade5diei: one child, eleven yenrs Old, Of WIlllau
number; the xtfc and son o! Jno. 1, Suase, ri
bodicA we1e brutAlty r1atlAted
The EllzKu1th epectsl Rays man rust frnDn III
scene Of the Indian murders on Saline River. ~
the 6utEkXex were Committed BY Sioux An
CAeyenDea, divided INTO bands Ct c1ne 10 4eveI
TEEN besides those known to hare bcen klle,
eight are missing, three cl them womcr.
, 1869-06-03

SAS tLAkc1ccSl1 Ja1- 2.-Gener4i UalIect h,,,r
nsnea osde1 transicryins the conDand Of tat
tNSEson ~ me F3ctnc TO General Thonak HI.
go Ftoeeeds Last. overland. soou 10 take CON.
mAna =, q ~ Nf'slon Of :he sou:a, coedquArse:a
Shssr earh9nAAe wares are recorded On For
, 1869-06-03
4 Reduction Of Thirteen
Millions During the
Month Of May.
Purchase Of Bonds and Sale Of
Gold During the Month.
The Cabinet Favorable to
Jenckes' Civil Ser
vice Project.
Troops to be Sent for the Protec-
ton Of the Kansas Frontier.

Special Despatch 10 The Chlcsgo Tribune.
WASHINGTON. June 2.
THK KAxsLs MptAH 7RorB1.H
senator hc6s has Written letter to the aecrc-
taIy ot War in relation to Indian matters on the
frontier Of KGn1as md asking thai Eve or Atx
companies II cara1rJhe stationed ont there dn1-
iuT The summer. He thinks their presence woald
prevent a1J disturbance fron the Iodtans, while
1t certainly wonld Glve feeling OF security u
Eestdents, and encourage Immigration, particularly
Of swedea, who sre Already comtng out IN oonsId-
aefRAe n1mhezs. SecrttAzJ RAwltns has giren The
3estss favorable consideration, and viii probably
take utaNHes to eecuse compliance With the Sen-
2to1S EequeE for troops
EKkC1Es' CIVIL 8ERy1cK scHEHH.
Congressman :1enckes has been oye1 hers On
-bustncss connected with his civil sesrtea scheme.
He nuds al the ne1 Cabinet mcmben md
moss Of the heads Of bureaus favorable 70 the
leading idea OF she project, and Ia strongly eD-
coutaEed to believe thai thu plan oE appointment
By competition WIN be formally and sarcthly rec
commended by All the otcials IN their ANIMAL re-
forts next f&ll. II h&A been mi In Operation by
the Commissioner Of Pasenss, AID 10 partial ex-
tent BY Other heads of bureaus, ind thus far nas
been OF desided advantage to the eersce tn the dN-
1e1e0t departments
CITY Poll11R
Registration In tnM city closed last evening. Tue
List foots up 1s,1ak Tbe whole number registered
Last wear N1R n. .2&l. md fhA Fe4F htffre 10 nk1
+Tne Entts. n.ve rc.Lr,,.. ~. 49, 49, ~. Tns
Rennh.rs,,a ,n.na tr-,r 800 rn,,,r.tt~,. :. ~
night, ons-thru Of those tn each w1rd for Council.
srn,y:i,E ro.. fcr ~. .n-c.t,~d c,tt-.ns. .t.e..
neFsnnhnc1ns ,,n ho,d,1r . 49,. -s,.xa.t,oe
1n%st,nr +o-n,on, n rr,,,t ~ ~. ~ nan
~. 80 .r,.,ros, ~
rha han a, cn,,,,1e ~ p,4a.r .~.n,n. =. .,,.
r,,tmanra-4 In NJ, Forre- .1fs ~ r,aa ! sr,,-s,
p..4.- 49,, So -.t,... - -. o..~.t-.- &c.,
,'.S Nv" .-~1 q s.oAA' - .n1 1ptps*iaheooe'e5
oa tne A&FA Aeaaesnf. The fFendeat and maia'
befs OF tho Cabinet, with = good utny other per.
.9ous a1c cpt11r oYet thern tn -F.sorruH
, 1869-06-03
Now Hunnn.ht~n . ..ms-T-,

,nc nco1oosn n L, saae a-Ine organization OF
ehoiee Of Hon. John t. NnS9.dKe, Of concord' I
President Of tho Senate, and BAmnes n. Whoe1eT'
OF Dover. Speaker. Gorcfno< 6teasu1 FM b. IN.
kuSuraEt1 III A..,I%.i.t, ~
, 1869-06-03

Bc7TA1o June .-RmApg1c11H = Rtoe:rts =.
Mheat- tea9 b.: GA Anc oN: tee{ ~ 81 e r.
tn ba: oatst is 0n b. Frneats-To View York.
WheAi r., ocgr- ne. cats: :tc FM.r ucsatI.,
aisi1t; Nttle bsze Tor SIX: Ceru-&sana searef: nn
11s;2a Il w. .s2tei .;tply LIE. ot sarp b nrwa
likk. O.t1 loxrr; aa3ts o{ .7b4 tc Che4Ka At &c
xnU bl Do II t.Ne Az.fve- RyA bc1d II Il 81
F1ovHtoss-7,.4 rte4t5 :. &1l5a Lard stead,
II Lac
At w.
, 1869-06-03

pvxzc1Gn. JE7e 2-4Ctade 5st:alc=n :n9:ft
a.att y axe for spet ,sse. - =: ssGe: g III
sset md JUS sste: JzF ntte sa.ts om s:s. IL f.
hAE July, &c ttu4 hg1e huy-s l&s Ia. J1I-, NAc
L uD E.!G 1--we A:a Ja1r. s1c-
, 1869-06-03
PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Stationery.
TEAsCE7 DEPARTMENT.
OIIIC8 or lNTu1AL RKvuuL

TkEAsCE7 pErARTxIXE.
O1YIGX or tNTEA1AL RKvKNuK. :
WAS81x41gH. Nay II. i55zs
sKALEp PROPOSALS xM be received =. thss o.ses
until The thir.e.h day II Juoe. t X = oloek fov
suptInG the Aasessor. md Coleet1 IT Internal Kev-
eaae throughout tcat porsc ot tie Ucrt States lying
e4et II the Rtky Mountains, eznpt Montana and ScE+
Mexico, With tic Statynk5 xcQEted tus IN tAez
spcssTe a1stsaes fer tie Jes% c74t=x jSce n Es1-
No proposals. WI be essidE4od unIass Aeenpsnael By
LoUd Nt:h aEient au1ttks II The sdzo ot dys thou
sand doi1ass t0eol, approved Is United 6kas4a D.
tt Attcsne. fr.Ia to As f1.nshtd BY the De72ss.
nc.t esedatcr-d .5.. tk4 pazttes shall tn e1se ii tho
atcetanee Of sher LII. suy part II It. acly execute
e,nsrHet Nth eoeA and sufficient bn.ds 70. Il: Due pe
foFr1s1ee Of tbs sa1e.
n. Commissioner -ts1r-A The Fsxh: ta eneAidct a1i
aeesft CT se!cet esea lid, nkn hr Iter,
Ibs lids AhooA b Addrssac4 70 the caa:-t::.:e =:
internal Aeveaae. aod edofsed Propsas fps .1crty.
ias S.Atse1e1J - 1asEEal Revecce c:8ce.4"
Schedules Of attie4 to te tu1niAhs viii tos@afted
ffp1 thiA ofaee EEuo Application. NTH eoudiaoas 1cae<
which The articles are to b delivered
t1T1
, 1869-06-03

vnonseset m1nS R T.. eoutatamS ! g7sss an,ll, ear.
pentet shop, ootler house, !aszs ssoet q p.tnts
te roo tss ,n T TaRe
ffnhn.rT1 Il. 8. Yu!ler Co, SID Joseph PAEt,
kete e a naraea is. n,sa:> Loss, tloa.oo paz1.l.,
tnsrrcd. Tto hcntTcd 7crzcos Ee tosofn oat q
, 1869-06-03

ropr1Arp, Nc, June Mrs. N. 4. s. BsfeF.
rnIlline9 md dIcs4m4fet. WHl shot and n1oss1
V1nrded. ,ast ftrntnr ny the rife q ~ Fastrt'
nrJ1, MI. Taskrx XAre ee12ed ITO 0a@oass
, 1869-06-03
New York state Temperance ten.
vcntlons

sraac,sr, y, T., Jlne s.-1n nc stsr Ien2ss.
ancc Convvntton. to-d4y tssaouons ta - y
nominate pfphil,it1ont*ts Htre *dopsetL ptnsn.
Ettton 70 noh! I state Convention II Scptetosf 70
nominate temperance ticket Was fosL q ~ 80 -:
CpmEn:rtee wAs appointed Aao tne eoA'eo"S@A ~"
<ou1ntd ffssf IL.
, 1869-06-03

NE2YAFZN AuTEEt1E14n A0kS13l
4fs a4orlarl 1,eri.s ,15s~sis.za<s:s o- TH 1H.e
EYx Al psF lrw& fxN. AAsu 48"es ~ r.sxt%s edrrr.
t.tHrnst r aseisss ysr II SEEI1AFEHS Oh AA4KIxI4
t. a.s tx,,sacr, ~ E.s {. S 1 7sTGFsA. a Aa PsS
AAAsfr toseest FsHAs-
, 1869-06-03

The Reformed FFcsbftexiana*
NV YoRK, June a-Tne Reformed rzesbTter'
IN. held meeting tAls evening NJ T~ents-ufta
Street ICturch aud adopted resolutions fxFot-
Ing al Amendment 70 the constitution rrcog'
mixing the existence ii God.
, 1869-06-03
Sotiee--Chleago Harbor EoFk

q, y E1U"ss O1TuE.
No. III XA1x.S1.. AE-KAckH WtA-I11e l. la3.t
3EALKp PROPOSALS., in dapltzsse. u TIC tosa iar-
nshed By The ua!t:1i&Eed. nir be zeeeTed Il sis
u1st4l u IT, WEDNESDAY JUNE u, I+s. tos fc1issf-
ing the 1nAte1ixts md doing Ia <.<E af
The head Il Sarh Pses It CtAA<u ha1to. Eat p<tea-
l4.s app9v 70 this oBs whFEe ptaua tt1 sEetcatons
of ~ ort r, u and III information xIseG Tia
-;,hf 10 rrtee. .ny Ill att.s Il reseETeA
ssfTrx1 J, B. WHKELEK,
Major of EoSsDeers ard Bre+et Colonel q. s. A
, 1869-06-03

FrTrS1E7RB, June 4-Aiftd Henry, y hty Q
Il, IN inmate OF the bose Of Ref1ge Of this city
committed suIclle.ass tpssr1t1G sheet 70 IL
window Aud hanging a11ssc3f.
, 1869-06-03
BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
WRENN,
ULLMANN
& CO.,

Bankers and Brokers,
so4thaccst corner. Lake and
De0rt0r7s-sfs.
Government Securities Of
all issues.
Cook County Bonds.
Chicago City Bonds.
Gold, Coupons and Sitrer.
Land Warrants and Col
tege Scrip bought and sold
at mont faEarabfe rates.
Gold furnished to Import.
es.s at .9csc York rates.
Gold Drafts o.. .1ptc Io,.h;
for safe.
Stocks, Bonds and Gold,
bought and sold at the .Ht.c'
York Stock Exchange, at
! c o m III ission same as
charged by .Neac York
Brokers.
Deposits ."eceiretI aud lib-
! c,'nl interest <zlIotrcft.
, 1869-06-03
Three Men Drowned


1xw1s7ox, Ne, June a-A boat containing ntae
men VA carried uyer = &ma1l wattrf4f, below
Runrfosd F1ls, On Tues'.Ay. md three t1uwned-
, 1869-06-03

The contfnctors for tMnttipR the Decatur 1 East
s.. Louis Railroad met tho authorities pI tho To-
leio, WAtAAh 4 Western Railroad In InIA city JeS-
tetllay, An1 Arrangements were completed for
grazing tho rosd To work 10 be completed tho lst
Of December next
Special Despatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-11
rh- Ar.ans.mr.lwIih nav.

80. one ,liI5 o. lac fugs aud COST inn
posed uy our police magis.rates upon Of.
'.-icr. pgain,, the peace and dignity Of
our city, is paid In cash The remark
apu''e- as well % the past as the present
Police magistrate Bross believing that
neither law nor equity required Of him
the rendering OF services as such police
officer without any compeu -atiou what
ever fled % claim against the city for
a. po0 o. the amour. OF Co.'S, due him on
case. dismissed and eases wherein the
fines and cot, were paid hy imprison.
nIcu' DO 'ha rt'a1pg.e o. by labor on the
streets Ihe C.Uy Council, disposed to
meet SIR = iu - spirit ofcouclliation and
compromise. appointed committee to
confer with him, aud the result og that
nauic-cg. was published in the council
proceeding. ug Thursday.
Mr.. Bross 8, 90 receive The sum Il
,won'r-fy" dollars per month, reaching
back 90 cover period OF nineteen
months ending october J.h 1859, and
from tln, date forward Ta'. sum il TO
r received ia iI'l - AL cost. a.. afprs-
e.if. office rent, lights, fuel, stationery,
a'r The board %! Aldermen sanctioned
ire arrangement, by very decided
vote, 90 Monday night, and The select
Council will dou1'!e,- avail itsel; Of the
en-''e- opportunity e. edo the same
ukoai-r."
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-11
That Railroad fros.

Five thousand oar. of railroad Iron, in-
tended for the Cairo and Nincennes rail.
road, we're recently sold al Mound City.
The Cairo Bulletin says the pro.re.. OF
the road indicated that i, would not be
used before next Spring, and so the i'm
porter. sold II to the II. Joseph and Ne
brSsks city Railroad Company. Tn.
Bulletin regards the sale OF the iron as
no proof OF an intention 20 aba ndon the
Cairo and Nlncennes Road. We are GLAD
10 hear Il, because some had suspicioned
that the iron was Teseld because the &. A
V. Company could not pay for Ii after II
was delivered Il Evansville Journsl.
Only those hostile to the road "sus.
p,Apnsd" anything of the kind The
irM was tn. property of Messrs. Dab.
ney, Morgan & Co. On or before the
2Sth day of March next, the Cairo and
Ninceanes railroad company proposed
to pay duty upon il, and acquire owner
ship and possession. The st. Joseph and
Nebraska City r. Il. Co. desired il for i'm.
mediate use. ana bought IL from Messrs.
ID. NJ. Il Co., who agree to replsce II by
like quantity whenever requested TO do
so. The transaction is one that does not
affect the affairs OF the Cairo and Vincen-
mes railroad company in the least, .thc
"suspicons of some" to the contrary not.
withstandlng
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-11
Gcn,it,non's wistor clothin..

The magnificent stock ofwinter cloth
ing at Miller & Millers challenges very
general admiration. Their overrosts
range from the finest beaver to the coars.
est blanket-all very cheap when the
quality and make are considered. The
business and dress coats, in variety and
STYLE are adapted to all tastes. Pants,
vests, underwear, furnishing goods, can
be found nowhere in the city in greater
abundance, of more fashionable and du-
rable make or at moro reasonable prices,
\ splendid assortment piece goods ha.
just been received, which, with the for
mer supply makes that department very
complete, II, therefore, you would dress
in style, get the most for your money,
go to Miller x MillerS. II,