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New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
THE WESTERN GRAIN TRADE.

BrrrALo, April 12.-At a meeting of the
Western Eevatng Company this afternoon, which was
fully attended two propositions were dlscussed-nrs 70
dissolve the present association second to reduce the
rates OF elevaug 20 &C. per bushe Both points were
fully dseussed and the prevailing sentiment was that
eleyatng can be done more ehsaply by an association
tan by individuals. and the feeling general that the
pursue To reduce the rates to }c ef
bnshel The meeting adjourned meet on Thursday for
tho decision Of the points discussed. Oh. f
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
MURDER BY A YOUNG WOMAN.

BALTIMORE, Nd, April 12,-On Saturday even.
ing at Jarrettsvle Hartford County Nd. Miss Carnes
shot and killed Nicholas McComas About 20 person,
were seated tho porch OF the village hotel when Ma
Carnes sudderly appeared aud drew pistol ard nrsS
der was seduction Miss Cairnes had previously brought
suit against Mc(Umas for breach o promise OF Marriage
Both parties were highly respcctablc.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l

The Senate confirmed no nominations to-day. Inc
session was spent in the consideration of naturaza-
ton interests between the United States and Bel
gium Baden, Wurtemburg, and several other Ger:
man States The Daren Canal treaty was dlscussed,
but no action was had upon it, j. k. Clay, who was
nominated to-day as Minister to Liberia and also
Ebenezer ID. Bassett of Philadelphia, as Minister
Resident at Hayti. are coloredm
Commissioned Delano has issued the following
order, viz That all commissions of Internal
Revenue Detectives appointed prior to March 10.
1869 which do not by their terms expire previous To
the 30th day of April, 1862 shall terminate on the
said 30th of April . '
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
THE BURNING OF THE q. A. THoMPsoN-FURTIiER


MEMPHIS, April IA special dispatch from
Little Rock 20 The Appeal gives the following particulars
OF the loss of tho g. A. Thompson, commanded
Inv Cant Frazier bound from Cincinnati 20 Little Rock
aud Fort Smith, laden with bacon. flour, agricul-
tural inplements furniture and lime. She had
on board about IS passengers hVe oi "noni
were ladies, including the captains wife ehe
struck snag at Erwin's Landing 40 miles Deiow
LITTLE Rock at a. M Saturday. and sank Immediately IN
nine feet Of water ackng the lime and setting Tue ooat
on fire. An effort was made to throw the lime overheard
but te crew we're driven by the heat OF the flames
kfier considerable difficulty III Keeping the
men back, the ladies were landed On
Sand.bar, IN tho meanwhile the yawl used
70 aye the crew was swamped by too many jumping IN
which caused the greatest loss Of life. Seventeen hVes
we're lost; eight whites including George Ety. nrst cefk
IoIn Perkins second clerk the cook lame cabrb0y OF
of New.Albany, Mr.. Traudle OF Little Rock
and threo others not yet known, nine coofed
peTyons Including chambermad aud eight deck
hands Tho Caldwell coming mp brought e SURVIVORS OF
the wreck TO this city IL Ia reported that the ocers OF
te Thompson behaved with great coolnes The ladies'
an hoard were hardly OF the accident before tey
were safely landed The boat aud cargo are total loss
te former valued at $4,000 was insured III Cincinnati
Companies The value OF the cargo IL unknown.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
AtRiaAMIsTiARREsTEp

RUTLAND, VI, april 1s-John ID. Horne,
alias j. Heath. has teeu arrested, ct Chnster VIZ io
wife appeared and caused tie arrest Much exeltement
prevails as the second wife is very respectable young
lady OF Cheefer.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

ASSEMBLl-ENENlN0 StsSlON.
Mr.. MURPHY'S resolution asking the Senate
to return 90 Assembly Swans twOtier Railroad BILL
amended TO locate the line 30 feet west OF st.
Peters and Trinity Churches, adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Ray-PrOydng for bOnniies for killing wolves
and panthers. Mr. Summers-AuthoriLlng the Governor
appoint three Commissioners TO locate tho State
Prison Mr.. n. Il. Smith-To incorporate the Wesleyan
Church Building Association OF America Mr. keenan-
Appointing Registers 10 supply vacancies and
make ipdices In the Registers Office.
ORDERED To THIRD READISG.
Authorizing the Harlem River aud POrtchester Rail.
road 20 consolidate with certain others TO incorporate
tae Fulton Savings Bank OF NewYOrk for the relief OF
Hamton-aye and Prospect Park Railroad 10 facilitate
the construction OF the schoharie Valley Railroad
.H BILLS REPoRIED.
To Incorporate the Fifih.ave and Peoples Savings
Banks Of EswYork for bridge over the chemung River
at ChemuDg. .
The SPEAKER presented the report OF the Capitol
Commissioners In RESPONSE 10 the resolution. The amount
money drawn from tho State Treasury In $4,000 !
received from the sae OF the old build
ug expended up Ia the 1911 Of hss" 10
tIsGOOo; accepted the plan adoptet ny the
former board and approved by the Comuissoners OF
the Land once the Governor reserving the right to mod
fy the same The hitect nov engaged In preparing
mod hcatOns OF said plan, which, II Is fully
meet the wishes Of the Commissioners and the public
No additional legislation Is required, save tho necessary
approp from time 10 time 10 enable them to com
pete the work the most economical and expeditions
manner. bill Of items accompanies the report, which
il signed by Hamilton Harris, Chairman ana James
Terwilliger, Secretary OF the Board. Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

turned to him he was ignorant of its being loaded'
and his regret at the occurrence has been SO great as
to almost produce insanity
Speaker Blaine and the Hon. W. b. Allison leave
here for New-York tomorrow. ......
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
MINISTER TO VENEZUELA.
WILLIAM A. PILE.


The new Minister to Venezuela is q native of Indi-
1929. He received good English and classical edu-
cation; was clergyman of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and member of the Missouri Conference at
the breaking out of the Rebellion. During the early
months of the ar he became chaplain in of the
Missouri volunteer regiments, and in 1862 was
captain of battery of artillery. From this
position he was afterward promoted. first to
the rank of Colonel and then TO that
of Bigadier-General of United States Volunteers.
He was in the Missouri campaign under Gen. Lyon;
with Gems Grant and Haock at COrinth; at Vicks-
burg and near Mobile and his command was the first
to break the enemy's line at the capture of Fort
Blakely. Mr. Pile was elected member of the XLth
Congress in 1866, and served on the Committee on
Union Prisoners and Military Affairs, and as Chair
man of the Committee on Expenditures in the Post
Office Department.
MINISTER TO THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
ROBERT C. KIRK.
Robert c. Kirk nominated to be Minister Resident
of the Argentine Republic, is Republican Of Ohio
He hos never been prominent outside of State politics
He was elected to the Lieutenant -Governorship OF
the State in 1SGO on the ticket with Gov. Dennison
While discharging the duties of this Office lie was
appointed to South American Consulate by Presi-
dent Lincoln in 1861 Since his return from South
America he has held office. but has steadily sup
ported the Republican party, and opposed the usurps-
tions of President Johnson He has been regarded
in Ohio politics as a fair, but not strong man.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
THE THROUGH FREIGHT RAILROAD CONTRACT
. CINCINNATI, April 12.--fhe Erie and Allan

c and Great Western Railroads are removing freight
from the Cincinnati. Jiamltou aud Dayton depot The
Little Miami has arranged carry their frcghts, eharg
ing full local rates. Ari.ngemets have been made fos
through passenger trap vi the Ciacnaa and Hamilton
IlOaI, Ia
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
AssEMBLY-EyENING SESSION.

~
The Senate considered the Claim bills in
Committee OF the Whole and then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-13

c83l II .UNIE ,TauoIJI
, 1869-07-15
~ ~. CHICAGO, 8 n URsDAE, JULY IS, 1869.

nuNhef ~ Other ad1Gartss against parties inplL
extsds 1nd fnC1n A1te6tA viii ue mazda tuM aftrr
boon. Among the kel1ed cts1y1 In poz1eGt1a .!
E11AHot 6toctdaie ~ lot Of s,eoN sykten1t4.cz1l,
consa h. opened without defaetng either tic im.
, pdRt of 2cyenun 1.anp. In m establishment
stize4 Jr9teEH9y there we're about 10000 cirara
9 ipeSHoh Of which only vert ksamped-s The
IEtt1ne o1letrf are to poaea lou OF the oalluioE
&n1Hcd tn mTesdGAttou-
rprDceet1Ra against deputy Surveyor Eeitn ase
"a BusYenhe. aNNttox the rtGn.t OF depostlons On
~ hs part which arc expected to mate lmporant
Aaguat Coulou,sc, srrcs.ed th,s afteruoon On
TIT to-tac:ruw mmnng. 4 warrant was $50
issnsd tot Coulout!es chief clert-
Collector Casey lAhors under heayJ dlsadyan-
taEta IN the pfosccuttoa OF these cases,
% o.. account q the absence Of Ds-
tust at The tins wien encleat legal aid Is neccssA
y tor the protection Of the interests Of the guv-
e1nmtrt II d the nnirersM opinion Of the Unlted
states ontces3 here that abc speesl counsel
shou!d be appolnted By gorernment for these
cases. On sceorut Of tho large number Of persons
labor attached, aud because. also, OF the deter
1lued e1orts Of Interested p11:es to defeat
the goreIRnent onlcerA Parties co.,
neeted With the ring freely stats
thtr conndence In thelr ability to uiuuph- No
matter what evidence is brought against
y n1so htHtnt, Ee having authorized Collector
Casey to Approve bonda n these caseA+ tut In the
case Of dt*aprfoval, bonds are to i,e sent belore
Jndgc DuTei for acceptance OF rt]ecti1n-
lnierIa! Hescnue Supervisor tsoutltn leaves To-
grrtslve aesien aEz.nst screa1e deirsudt7s ia hls
department will shortly be taken and interesting
det elopmenta made.
, 1869-07-15

dressed the convention, stattrx thai his 1ouse ba,
bIookht % 900 Catnese 10 csnio1nla whsre O. ooo
Hosf2. They ere pxtd from ~ oepfs 10 ff.fo In
Kufd Per day II 1xborcsx. TneJ can b fud1ced to
soTs nc q Saa Ene!s9 hare .. t PsE moh
under dse-5eAr contract oonM be lad fof {to to
NJ Pr e 2onia. ~; 8 80 ,hey aEr not Vi al 10
teHlcs MIN otness il higher Ne0es ~ @ ofssrcd
The convention adjourned until to-moTrp1.
EtIfeIEA4:i,' .tI. July liza lengthy special trun
!h3sayins aays: "Ihe wtldett dreamer could had.
T hsys insg!ned 'wo months asu. thss saca "a
EXTRAORDINARY change II public sentiment aud Tho
po!ltical situation N Tennessee wouId hare oc-
seea s !. IL. 1issn ass . s9es E. '1s e. s =;
oacut dltEens,on Ia the Radical party here by the
pressure Of inc ,ncreastug toleradon aud Ibeiaity
afa efssa se ea e Ssssd ns O. Rss %
e. hase Gst Ga. ~ ipt power III sad
weeks aso ai.e friends Of Immediate trsnchises n I
Ee!f aatt4ncd. and nad tsG:tly agreed to support,
fon ',as ~ Le,a.u5e Kenanileans Mao wsse
Elnce then, boweser, ite swift current Of pphjlc
events inyolslpg the characterization Of the e.
trene Radically and he l'oera! s,hscm e. rrsasTa-
that fuli.redgsd Cupsefratlses ara likely
to te nomluaied lot the, Legislature Ii
most most .! ne Counties, nth reasonable
easeA The fact n.thas Ii ZONE souaiics sssfe ass
hali dozen hadical candidates. With contention
aAu ~ ANAttL1pLVluMlR spl41i, MQ1Cl frQ1efE II
the eaBieet thing IN The world 70 sltp IN Consety-
ntite, which Fill undoubtedly te done. II is not
p! inp1ot'alle thata majority Of the next Letia-
lasufe VIII Ete Conservative. and flts implies the
election or Andy johnson to the United stAtes
Senate. Mattefa hayt noH Eope 30 tar
in the su11Ka c1tenton direction, and
tne impetus ls At SO strong that frttopresSion ls
thing III the nature Of IN Imposslbluty-a fsct
Eh1eh Hil Sill further Emtoiden the CouscrTa.
t1veS. l9 the programme they hare nstked out.
This u how thtnRa look at present, hut esen With
the election Of Conservative LtE1s!btuse
Il u REASONABLY certain that no Legislative action
HUu'u he attempted TO deplsye tho tlaeks Of any
c!fil or ftol!Ecal h9hts whlch they nor enjoy"
A treciai rum Knoxville. East Tennessee, dat
morning. d!ssotred The injunetioua against ihc
tng his opinion, he rettuted Cu1e1nor Renter for
the whole lar tnstAjns1 The chancellor In 3 vfgUr-
ous protest aga!nRt military inteEftrence- Une
eotnIhny III military 10 now stationed here, and
0thtEs srn expected. under itis declsIUn III tie
The frhnchte."
NAEnytLIE. Jul- 14.--Tne political campaign ts
registration 1!tta. The Conserratire. arc nYv
!lldstes u thrr o~n III Tho hals1atufe, wherever
there ~ = thance iof elecilnn. iIefetnfufe they
hhte tets'mn'enle1 Fatport q NepnhlcaNa
rlF'ieetf II enfrfnrtfAefBent. tlenHtsf Rtptet'
ffIFMH complain t,ttprif IT ttIs rni.lnct rf ttls
heF f'tFfsl'a17H f'afHHs4hrtfa, ktfn charen That
ntie u lhpln has tasutn cestlAnass N teat sU.
tlItt III lJe1fufd4
, 1869-07-15

Second Day Of the Chinese Lnbor
Convention Mt 11Curhla-Tltc a'o-
1ltienl situation - McEistratlon
Troubles Ended.
AExra1s, JaiT 1A-Thc Chinese Labor co1re1.
uoD met Ibis 0ot1lng lt 10 O'Clock. Thu attend.
nnes WIS large, chiefly composed of planters snd
land-own.ts OF neigLboriag States aud the SUI.
rounding conntry.
Reports Ecrc submitted from the Finance Com
nlttee. !avOr1nE joint stock emigration society.
with officers At tho principal Southern cities:
from tne Emigration COMMITTEES, promising web
CONS and prosec:lon 70 ~ eulgrzns4 f1ou CasnA
~, B1A.tuE that <ulgrantH caa be brought 70
AcnphlA IN lotS Of u and oTef, from tho Pacific
ktatex, " ralI. for 70 each: from Hong koag 10
ban Francisco. frum 80 to s1ot.
rs hin vi. . Chin4na1. TWO yeats u thle
country. now rciidin2 In LOUISIANA, aodlrtsed tho
contention liz atAled ttaf oyes so.too Chiue$e
ase Low in the Ncst tEtilek> Among 1uaay much
aNtftfA prevails because tacy WcEr cut selected
Mtn ?! orer case AZ 10 elective dock hands, labor
efs enn AfttsanR- Many NcEe vclous criminals
nnu aAFe tten ttut on plantations 10 Totk At
labor tnrJ arc not familiar with. Agricul:rtss cxa
cahuy tx procured Though proper agents
from the tnttIlor Vi China In Cut4 they nfc pxid
Il ref MONTH aEm hands AIu psEi Sls 10 &9d per
yexs IN tlfna, where 1iy1ng II cheap; tina: 1o5
pounds .! re" would coss ns then t. Women
ting small feet that onc In ten !s ! lorcr OF steoug
drink Comparatively fHW arc opium cxters, II
IL luxury that ui.Y f!ch and city people can A.
foru 10 lulu!ee In. Ot ihc nsty nuw living 10
donaldson, unlJ one IA whisses-!over. They arc
caSly ulanaxcd, being pattent, inus.noas, dnc,le,
.sc IN usany wns similar to the Southern States,
und the hlnese would easily BECOME successful
workers Of SJuthtrn 3A1dI
MT. k01pnAnchoof atI1Tcd aI nooo aud Id
, 1869-07-15
INDIANA

Eounltzntion of Taxcs-fkntlrond
GonformIty-Dcath of 11Fs. Cox
NclF Wheat
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Sribune.
1EDlANArplis, July Il
In the EtAtc Board 0! Equalization to-day, foslf
Of The I'VE constituting the committee reported
IN favor Of cutting dawn the appfatscnens Of scs-
esA Of the railroads, as follow: JcaetsonTillc,
Madison 4 indianapolis 10 1900 per mile, and Co.
lnmbus ani Shebyyile branches 10 &, 90: Shelby
vile / Hushriuc, Il 100; Lake Erie 4 Loulasile,
sl.ooo: Indianapolis, Cincinnati 4 Lafayette,
3s,Dlo: Michigan Southern Northern Indians,
57,coo; Tstlsbu1Eh, Fort WAyps Chicago, 5000.
AfleF di.cuks,on, each branch Of the Tcrort was
naoptod, except that tho Jcneraonsil!e, Madison
tor the rnasu itnc Aud branches Tho case o! the
junction laoau will como up u 10 o'clock TO -mor.
row. The majority Of the board seems 70 bc sat-
iAned that none Of the roads have been ap'
pT1ised too high: bat tho dimcoltJ
hItscs from the detect Of the law, which Only
enables 10 them to BCt IN case OF h7caa aud theu
| onty to cut down the Valuation They seem 10.
cuncd, therefore, 10 cquai!zc the arrsascmcn bE
hItEG1ae al hclow d proper valuation which HfEf
Originally pIkecd ub 10 that n1IE. .-
The Tolclo, Wa6ash 4 Western Ha!!roah Com
! pany n!cd tue necessary documents with the sec
fxtary Of kiate, to-daF, to conform TO the Law al
| lowing the classification oi Directors
The old la4lr, Ars. Cox, who was run over ID ths
rpspn Aenoi last hight died this morning, and hti
| re1ualas wccc takch to Nashville, fud.
| New wheat II bcgsaulng 10 cone IN quite 1fce'!
| and Aclla At Il
, 1869-07-15
MINNESOTA

The New Chief Justice 1nssntied-
Railroad Mntte1s-Proroscd Ex.
tension OF the ST. Paul and Pacific
knilToud.
spccl.l Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAC1, MINI, Ju1y II
Colonel James Giltusn to-day QuaNned AID EN-
tered upon hi. dotted u Chief JUSTICE in p.ace OF
Judrc wilson. .estRncd =
George L Becker, President Of the s. Paul 4
Pacific Rnilroad, yesterday received cable des-
patch from the fepres eut1i!Te OF the European
stock and boa'.hodcrs, authorizing and requesting
the construction OF the road this year to nrecdn-
ridge IN objec1tre point on the 1sed RireF Of the
North. This can, md will be done. II involves
aud an expenditure Of ~ 0na, ,0n1.
Trims To-day, for The rrst time, rrn through the
big woods 10 the edge Of the prat1te seventy. .nte
ntIes from S. Paul From thence the route IL
mostly prairie 10 Red River, through one OF the
1nest agriculture! regions to he found A1yHhe1c.
4 large portion OF tho Swedish and Norwegian I'M
migration dsIlJ arriving goes out uRon the tine o.
this 5p2u, 1rst as lAtofess upon the roall, And
simultaneously ~ settlers npon the lands The
Sorthern Paetnc Railroad viii make Breeanridse
their point OF departure for the Far y est, md
thus m3iDtatD connection With the enr.rc railroad
system OF The United StateA The entire distance
nom St. rAnl to T5reexinrihge IL s14 niles
Two aftoFDeye C. b Davis ald 1aaac y lea1u.
yesterday obtained Judgment xs1lnsi TIC COUNTY
for s:*p each for fees IN defending Geo. $ Var
sp1cn last year on a charge Of murder. The attos.
neJl xc1e appointed IL tho Court, and taet,
charges are regarded Al c1t1asugantlJ .e1ortt
taat bJ the County Co:nE1lss1cuers. Ths Allowance
IL believed to he the highest that can be made un
der the circumstances
, 1869-07-15
THE FAR WEST.

rhe Crora In Observation-Disclosures
Hobbcric. In Colorado nnd Ne<v
Mcxlco-Enrr's 1kcPort OF His
Hattie Win thc Cncycnncss
Special Telegram 10 The Chicago THhunc.
OMAHA. July IL
Cyop news from oil parts Of the State II resy f.
yor,1lie, excepting IN few Instances, where
wheat Is damaged hy rtlss- .....
ScHH from Santa Fc fcrortB that the Indians
fer days ago, captured herd of stock north Of
Fort Crasg. The5 arc tntestiDg the mail routes
The newly appointed Indian Agents haTa not JET
arrived In tie Territories.
night " ellis FarEo'e conch Was rns>'el 81 milea
pufth, The treasure sox contained over s., ,o00 IN
gold Partlea are no" IN pursuit.
Casr OF his operations AEn:nst tho lnl1aha: Uh
the lltn inst., surprised Village OF suo9 , 5ot7
ticIs and .Gherennea, under command OF IA.
children, anoug them vile nnd daughter Of IMl
DutL They lIsd two white women, taken o. INC
Saline, Thcs murdered une whoso inst name =
said 10 bc susanna- We Gnso Der Ghtssia1 oaf.ai.
i1ali cialce,i on E!b, and shc will rroaahl5 70
coyeI. The suzrrtse EaS ye1T complete io1 S5
and d'N iii, hsyc no shelter Of foo., except horse
mat, TIL they nnd huralc~ We captured thret
onndIcu and ntt5 animals, t5-atx lodges, fort
aand aetpo1ed' Tie names Of the Chiefs captursd ~
| Good yea1, Whistler. Powder Face, Pretty Bear
for tec dsyr ana found them 81 a spring east o
| the South Piatte, near Valley Station They ven
back towards the head Of FrehchuauA rom
! Thcf still hare many aDlnaiA We Rallored ore
| horses epiirrly give out and some died. Tie
! wiil require several weeks rest an coming U
! Fprt ScdEw!ck.
, 1869-07-15

EnrninHs OF the Illinois Central
Iihilroh ha-EfIect OF the SoxE In.
uufnncs LAVA Second N0ah-
Southern Illinois Educational Al.
ssciaaIsn-A 1kni1 on the SyllEskcy.
lkingss
ePeeh Defrstch 10 Tho Chesep tribune.
sFRtk1fl8Lp, ILL., July II.
The EEoAs earnings Of the Illinois Central nail-
rpah for the ak mouths end1ns April 30, 1863 arc
as follows: Fright, t7,91a 4ty.ha; passengers,
s!s7,btl1s e1tfa baggage, fso&ss: tnA1la. t5s1-
eo1.ss. eArep.es DC, ss5,sslVs. Tvtal, t7,sss.-
| 1sA4i -..,
iaw Of the EtRta, the American insurance c., u
Freepott, fled It, annual EtatFnent Win the
fqa' fSs etst s j. '"e thl, 'eeYsa' aT viii it'iy: z
sun.efi,s ii ii U,tr aiatc ihat asr be- 1'tr,s sairs
business, aputi ~, tart.st' AMI vl',:h VII
il viii tst- eon.s1ttue d dpt ou. tha iyne.f, e4s
It. s9ts ' h Tni ,., !; Il. "4. ~.
vi vi s w. Y 'st'f Ss s T ~ " r e. f'it rf:
fas friatJ ri tsatn a,d lsAlst waIa neis l,t Yn'l
MI eapi.e. % j'laas. ststa@ a1ptn"ts ~Itd n@llnf
tm,ii ii lIrt". !. ~ yrtY .Hsht#, snh lid : lafIa
s'!'!l "f ''AA'hzs u aF"mH 'r"p* a'rl ~tAe@1 IN
,laa t'I"wIny {. tna lhs t'!aa'',a t.sa! o,a ,ha
% n,"l. H.'as nssr a'ati9sll's ~ III, .na
E%ss lS cu.,,as @ rail &:. sIs'n shDs, 4 a@ys at
s.lss'.''"%. ncs,iy rsIy II srt ,n,nss
en .si. nd ~ .Isev. Il Etrss H. .,. Ss. ssst
imn.1i nvl 10 hu cuugIlt nnppIhs, III lessI outside
UniJ ls,c .o nay That .'thcrt tllan ecrou.tc oil
mcn ats lhnllnE srl!o'!ttJ ot tha Ma,ter ,,,.,,.
] ifssideMts. j. u yrrthenl,rrp mi Auxast Nolt;
ans s q III. '1es s sssssy & ths Sos t s
| elected.
Is s Es %; sssn ssass w .s @ ss s..e sa
| nt rpriagnc1l. an1 tnIco lhlin* cast Of !,aw*on
,ste!s n u.foa, ,Ss F0'sT.!" Tss Ms's:e
WI co!ru.enco AnYt'ss II naa toa.Iu.o eiRls
layA Il. IetIt~, Of Ma1oa, H.. anil 7. J. Csow-
der nru ,l toirs.l"fi..nx . s'"nntrS: r.. 4,,
nois Educational Association VII! !'r he'fs a. Mat.
! ttxrH, rntninsnc'np huEHs bi Thl. Il sohslrt"t
y r,i, asl9'al 1arn T. ~ ~ isstss:t t,',rsatIx'
gln md t'rnlsM lllln"!A.
r." l,'s Sts' s.r,a WI contain u1 ;ol;
"ssa1 it'll " sss' s ws.s is ."T s.a w sa'a: s!"r
s,en't .tnt Nu.srsl.or {uotanr'i ~, ot,'sr
Tys ou ;s9s s .y sxs; Il afs x4 ts e
hHnt xas,',u ttaudu'tr. pfart.cts psrprtsaio.!hy
.is rillskr} E1,lG ~ l'cA',. Thy casn. ~ worxel
tfjft%s itnscsasa aElhs af FAhtatlty thA hcotl
pIactkcd II thE ltsrtct though IN extrns can A.
jet only 10 cnL trcsnsrd. The Developments wrru
nIaiu through tho Cohfes.!on Of MI
trushy. VIM Ii 4etuls, fell uut With hla partneEa
tn tbs dsilllery buAtueaA II u intttnated that In.
portans private book4 and papen haya leen selEst
ty the government of1cials, hut how iar they
lmplcate tic parties concerned y no. 5et Known
This case vii! GUMS before tho grnut Jury Of this
untstL Statss District CcnIt At an early thy. 1t u
report I'd AlAu that tho stno -',oEt u explode Will
1nprcats some persons III .ne Eighth District, who
now gtand high in the soe!ai world, md Nh0ao
notes are g1lt~etCeh."
Ats.Gsor baker, arc determined TINT the Hh!skey
and iii other taxes shall he collected and NIL
better Il uTestutlnotL
, 1869-07-15

Serious Railroad Accidcut-Lfst OF
Persons Killed and lu1urcd-Thc
Lcnvcnworth d Gulf Railroad
compnuy OFuun1xcd.


Persons Killed and ln1urcd-Thc
Lcnvcnworth d. Gulf Railroad
Company Organized.
IEAyKSwoRyH, kF., July IA Special tIhu
with an excursion party Of Eastern f1ittutd neu
on the Knpsas Pacific Railroad broEe through
tr3tsrc this morning ahout ctEateen miles east Of
iii. place, N consequence Of the unpEecedeuted
high *pser. The train was rQnning not 70 excsed
"a MILE ps1 ne1E; .,s1sc Tho engineer and fireman
The following mined persons were slightly in-
,prrd; Jos. Perkins, Dscat Townsend. Frank
fOrd. E, 4 Flint, Luc.en Hills, Il. \. johnson,
James Barnett, ChAllca u!ckux and Jea4e
Eohcrta+ Of Cleveland. ohio; J. D. Uerfincr, ].
G, So}es, St Louls; Edward ktnK, Indianapolis; !;
Chnrles Croft, William Mack, John s. Beach And
Hsyless W. Hanna, Tc.re uaute: E SoJcs,
Maftoon, Ill The conductor and orhkeEAnt
barnard BROTHER. Nc1c senouiJ injured. AL
arc Icing caret. for here and arc doing well
George Noble, DivlIlo1 Superintendent, md
Colone! H. Anderson, General SupeItntendent q
il but not dsngerooss huzt. vi. Anderson Tsa
but little Injured.
LEAvx>wox1u, Jrly ia meeting VA held
here today % organic tho Leasenwolsa orn
ltailsuat Among the insorpotston atn
Caldwell Ssldreu, Major Hs6back and Colonel
ilavn Of o!alhe; r. r. Green, @. K. Hines, Col
pncl Conn, Major HaldttuAn, OF Leaven~oltn.
and other leading Capitalists People Of the coan'
,jes interested ID the nortment nrt IN talacsI,
ard tue work y Ii te speedily undertaken ana ao-
compltshed. .-..,
orr this ecci!op Of the county, FMca. IL u
{ea1td, has Gone Euch damage In tho oounUy.-