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, 1870-06-23

statements tn the socslled At1da.k Of n. B. TaJ
iot; Me pronomees T1[tx fnt-ctass ~ ~ e!
~ md peodoees afds!fts 70 saow I'M
oath WITH regard to influencing members Of Con
gfE@, Pickett says Of Taylor: .,...,
- forbade his telling me now ana Na nIoaet y. ts
gerent rights and though Of rather gushing dls 4
position, he never did that l cannot recall he
mention Of names Of more than tMo 91a Gcias s u 10
troduce the name Of more than one member Of
Congreaa, the distinguished gentleman frou
r. F.nSl aas Butler l. sald
cn5an taa business through Congress ior
tsoe go cash and tas II ne Me aa1 as.f 5 EmpGy mn
Grnviai ButIsrs ioftr and unspo,ted character.
and uniIu upeachabIe integrity, IVES such that MES
sure he qagyIoE' Tas mistaken and 50 declined to
TIE POSITION OF NE. TH1TTEMoR1.
There we're macy absentees from the House
wien the rote Was being taken On Whittemore's
ssps Jsss n tne CLOAK o n9m %ers as
on the door during the whole discussion, and
wh.n the rote vas announced, be Quietly
ward General Logan for the manner In whtnb ha
has pursued MIN In this matter. He saYs ttst In
gan promised him, before he went bacf to South
Etltucnts, he would not oppose his sdnIss]on.
Nhittemore will return to South CaFoltna. and nm
Tor the FostE-seeond congress- He s2ys TINT &C
1blE AH 0E44~ta A0EH4 At the head of hfG
puIsuers, MS constituents viii stand by him.
TEE ERIK CANAL nrRoTKaEST ttlIs
The House Committee on Cnmnerce h.V. d,rt
ded 70 report favofably Bonnels bin to enlarge
ths Erie Canal, and ultimately make it free from
!olis; Ihe bill ipvolyes guarantee OF interest On
hnus, amounting to q, ,0O0, 600, with provision
Iof tneE payment, principal and interest, out OF
tne toi!s- The committee will ask ihat the bill
bf set lot consideration some lime after the LET
Of January next
WHISKY AND TOBACCO.
nj. bfooEs, OF New YORK, member OF the Com
IllEee OF Nays and Means, authorizes the state
oil OF amendment at thi8 session Of Congress in
relation to whtskey, tobacco or fe1mented liquors.
Ihtse articles, therefore, remain for another year
0Gdcr helr present rites Of taxation, unless Con-
gress Fereyses the xctiou OF the committee.
EnBTv TrpcT SnrCpr-eo
, 1870-06-23
FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.
NAsHNGT0S, June g q.
SENATE.

COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Nj. SUMNER, from the Committee on Foreign
Telegraph Communication between the United
States and the Bermuda Islands; also. bill TO
authorize direct submarine cable frpm the United
Nj. WILLIAMS reported, with an amendment.
the bill relative to The unlawful certidcation Of
checks BY officers Of National Banks,
l. KA1t1DAD ENL
hi. ME called up the bill amending the 2ct
granting lands II aid OF the construction Of rail-
Toad telegraph Tine from the States Of Missouri
ane Arkansas to the Pacific coast by the Bouthe1n
route. The bt!t Is known AZ the Atlantic and Pa-
eide Railroad bill and extends the time for the
cS[Sa at g ot the road So that the
The bm was discussed and laid aside.
THE TARIFF AND TAX Bill.
Mr. SHERMAN called up the bill to reduce in
Committee On Finance were reAd. The proposi-
ton Of the committee to strike out the fst thirty
four sections imposing special taxes, WIS agreed
MI. SHERMAN explained that the House had
Ffos1ded lot keeplpg up portion OF the special
taxes, While the Senate committee proposed TO re-
beer. '' >''1>'
The next three sections Of the bill, inserted by
the committee In lieu Of the part stricken ont, were
feAd. They provide for the repeal, after Mar i,
1871, Of al special taxes except those upon brew
eJR distilled spirits and tobacco; also that the
as are nov By Law paid by stamps; also repeating
the taxes on sales Of leaf and manufactured
tobacco, snnd, cigars, foreign all domestic
on Schedule i, and special tax Gil boats, hargea,
and hats; on 1e&aces and SUGGESTIONS; on pass
p1s p9s and a On eross ressPe The 5he sectiens @
the stamp tA1 imposed In Schedule 3 on pronis-
sory notes for less SIM than s10o on receipts for
tne l 9 IN az 81
canned and preserved fish; further, that no stamp
shall be REQUIRED upon the transfer or assignment
ol mortgage, except when upon the sale
t0EfHOf. fT1NS3rfrHlf
, 1870-06-23


In the EpircopA1 Convention for. the Diocese
OF New jersey, sitting at Newark, On Wednes-
day, June 1, Or. Garrison, OF Camden, 1nads a
very cogent argument in favor Of minority
representation, and concluded by introducing
tho following CANON, which WAS. supported By
Bisaop Odenheimer and accepted after warIn
but courteous discussion:
"1n all elections By ballot each voter sha1l
be entitled to as many votes "a there are per-
sonB to be elected, which votes may be all cast
for one name, or may divide them among any
uumber not exceeding the whole number to be
voted for, and any ticket having such excess
shall be rejected"
This CANON will apply to the election Of the
standing Committee Of the diocese, to the
choice Of delegates to the National Conven
ton, and to all other elections ordered to be
taken BY ballot. It's adoption is one Of the
many aigns Of tho times which prove the rapid
progress Of opinion in favor Of electoral re-
form,
, 1870-06-23

HAVANA, June e2.-Se1ors Gelpht and Leon Us.
to-tiay. Senior Leon says the Iost dc Cuba Is not to
discuss politics. and not 10 mention parties or ar
gunents Which distract attention from the only
Uhjtct Of patriotic duty. The deceased Scnor Cas-
tanon er1ei IN employing certatl means. senor
Castanon had been defender Of liberal meas
urea.
All the Spanish and foreign members OF the
Masonic 0rer arrested for attenfi.n1 the meeting
OF lodge, have been released on giving hall to
appear for tTial at the summons Of d military
CouT1.
Adrices from St. Thomas To the 18th, saF the
Goyemor has Issued proclamation placing the
Island under the protection OF Denmark.
Several violent shocks OF earthqQaEe were fe,t
at the WindWard Islands, on the 9Th. At Guads-
lburc, tidal wave covered. to great extent the
eul.c land.
Steamer Dac!a grounded in Kingston, JaunIca.
harDor, aud is being ighteneL
Tne news from Hayu and san Domingo "a un-
, 1870-06-23
NEW YORK.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
r1IH 3NrRtsntCn r.r.urp., ,.&,vy,y

Special Deepateh to The Chicago Tribune.
THE IMPRISONED GENERAL oNE11L- :,
NEW YORK, June z2.-Efforts are being male
here to secure the release Of the Feutan General
ONeill, who Is still In jail at Burngton, Vt. The
Fenhns at Burlington refuse to guarantee 81, ,00o
for him, as they fear he would run awny. His
frehds are endeavor1n9 to raise that a1nonnt, and
thus far, have secured r. o00 ONe1l is not Was1n-
II loved By the Fenians here.
TEE GENERAL MARKETS.
Some Of the merchants who came here. antici-
pattng heavy decline In ffelghts 10 the WeM,
have gone home, and Others are waiting lax
further decline before making purchaser The
dry goods market is quiet, but dealers ssy that
they do not expect decline, as the stock On hsuh
Ia smaller than at this time fer seyesa! years Tho
prospects for the fall trade are considered ex-
celient,
7HR CLIMBER LABOR QUESTION.
The tEadc's untonB OF New York are discussing
the prospects Of the importation Of Chinese as IL
boTeTs. Several unions held meetings tonight,
and passed resolutions protesting against tho in
PRODUCTION Of Coo1e labor TO New Tork and Ytctu-
ity. They have arranged for grand procession
and banquet on the oth Of September. for the pur-
pose Of showing the1f strength, and making q de-
monstration against immigration from any coun-
tt! except Ireland Politicians Interested tn con-
trolling the vote OF the working men, are urging
them TO oppose the Chinese Immigrants, aud are
telling wonderful stot1es about the deprayity Of
the Ceiesttals.
flo the A.soeIated Prcss.)
COURT MATTERS
NEW YORK, June 2e.--Judge Barnard to-day r.
fused motion for an Injunction to prevent the
name Of Heath, Raphael i Co, of London. = snd nd
heard the arguments hut reserved his decision On
FIX Goui1s motion to transfer numerous
suits agninst them growing out OF gold transac-
SG1IEIn1HY. ri
million and 2 half Of dollars, from the Superior
and Common Pleas to the Supreme Couft. Ia
ease The motion Is granted the trials win probably
REJECTED Army BlASkrra
Thomas Murphy to-day recovered $61 900 from
lot Of army BLANKETS furnished by aaTphy sinfas Ii
the war with which to nIl q gpyefnment contract
lut which The army Inspectors rejected
FhlNcEss KpITuA
Clanl1, for ddtetaining nngs and money to tne
notified them through an officer to appear to-mor-
row for examlnaton. '4~''~
r,o1... s,ak. KA11w3x ;,I1! pEy1nESp:
>''' RI coTTos EXCHANGE
rri,ns 4 new Cotton Exchange will be organized on
THE B1RLE QUESTION.
The State SUNDAY school Convention tn.1av rex
iunds and tie excIson y t R ~ 9ton nps 1he
public schools. '- - NAe o'oA' t'o-n $ao
ELEVATED RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
woy This AFTERNOON. The nnchneE 11vfna out ana
tie passengers to ret 81. s Wv "A'"
s7liipKEs KILLED nr riiIlsa EARTH.
Testcr1ay fv thc carino n 81 M M ~
near which ihey were NJ NAV, ~ '@'
Tuk CHINESE sBoExtrrrs F''
The aeyeptY ChInamrn necnnfir aTr4ve1 ,sf, ~
Jay for Maesachusetts Ia Eoyt at shnanstinT
MITKIxoS1a,s
Junius Henri Browne. The we,t.snnYxn inurnR1.
isl. au Miss 1{iian I4T,,s, 1,,ha1t ssto1 ~ W5
Ca}nUun Knnkei. Wcrn married at feraey ctv ria
, 1870-06-23

| t.<r--H4---p
| "NeA~n"A Convention OF aht
l. aounE mcn'A Christian AssoctA,
| tton.
speel.l ns.gzteh to The Chicago Tribune.
1hpl1hAroils' June Elm their fifteenth au
9un convention. from nearly every State In tht
well uikh one rhonsan5 ,.e,ra.tea hava .sssEsI.s
to consider how best tie intereat ~ the Vnnse
Mems Christian Association of ths contoent eaf
no religious conyentf IL 0ranIer n H. aT
productive Of muiual and w1esnreafS Toos Il ihst
is this international ConYentjon Of fhe 1mne t
| sdc bY side. ami inns hr,nr tnoether e,'4Ie
9als1y Of talent that IL nnt nnsseeeeS
s1ect he nfesent IL mt an eYcentonai t1 de
tiop. ~ - A0' OIL 9Asept'o1@1 eoA'en
| Tiram r. nndur ~ Nsv y,,s .h. -at,,3,,,
prestdenf "a defa3ns" - ~ sun1' saE
| f3eor0r n st,,art ~ pn;,sfaInhts tnat1 ' r.,
eenrssenta fha 49, itho.,s ~ a.ly sna Ao!y
t6e est Is far In ;he aT.Sce - ansatin thrn
qhene Msar IL ~ ~ W Etne,,s,f, I4sI3a! toIon9
~ ptns3e onG )" l;1 Mn!ian tse!nol47
Rn9neil ~ r5;.a1s o9Iy, 94y, q @ :. sac2Dss ano \;
q. nHAe!t. " CIntea4o. many otnefs sherc afc uf
ey yo, 9Ssem1nR Seaal Han o. aa9s sco1ea Of dele.
eSn,od ~ ~ suoeo, u u LOUIS, and CoEn o.
:,aa e.: ReT. d. Eddy, Of BatImore and Hon. 8 8
Easnesf Nta4tnEslone1 oi Faents, washington,
ta ate2 Al asnvs PaTs IN tac
hanas gsoeam ~ j.. 19 Canaaa ha5 been awarded the
nn,,t 81 sde 3feadeney HlaseinLy tne comnl!-
rec e, nma =, s ls VIZ oestoMe
ann1o sstona e - % hsa ~ Eauoas oi tnese
@ #as aelo N AohkEeal and the
tcr,aat fytt " sae Snaaans ana me n
cs.nas - Wsa 7hon"ss e'"ass A1en ~ INC pfo
bestoxe1 1hls ~ ay wifn ,,nsanous a 1as nn'a nonof
VIZ srifi, nj - O. D., Sresn me[SaanL o. naiax
that rity eo I sinaT ~ y phi ee a9s3atoa u
fac6sa ~ bc.o ~ u fn-ue!p1la ana r
it ~, y. ..i ale AnonR me wee efesi-
o1 nv m,a enese etS ~ apon she plat
sratth II 1hana Ssr a. Ccie - 1ue coa'Gasaon Is
fhree x.a,a te T. aor - .1 "no. 10!
P1rsIasn1 p 4Ae @n1' o<u'@1'' nlea tae ONCE OF
ftrSaaeHt T6a e1!',,,, =, ,b,,, aon,.n.,...
fotn, snesS M ~ aiways an
,pns1 ~. xJ. ts eaI II ls even more 50
T. ~ oae . w utsoHoua! nJlnn-nook, contan-
~ ~ hts nsay ~ selec1!o1s, arranged expressly
,,nnuti ~ tts n4a ~ aU"al1 uoane OF Cin-
oTI ,sntor 70 ,eG ne vhe he nuslc exercises
, 1870-06-23
FOREIGN,
The London Press and the
Disraeli-Smith Quarrel.
The Emancipation Question In
Spain.
Miscellaneous English and Cont
mental News,
GREAT BRITAIN.

NEW YORK, June 9s.--The letter OF Professor
GolaW1n Smith. n reply 70 Dsrae;i's synonymous
created very decided sensation In London. the
papt1a OF June 9, without exception, hare some-
The Setrs says: "Coward a a word which Ia
not ordinarily applicable to Disraci, but be has
earned Il IN this case, and, Writhe and wrlggle as
e mS} ne ., ea1n1t escape the strong hands which
The Telegraph t1dulge8 In number Of sketches
from Gay to day, Of the two gentlemen who are
nc g f21orite aveFsions Of each other.
!. Ihe 1tneS observes that Smith has shown his
aesustomed a M nnw!sdom BY approprlatlng to himself
LothaiF." and adds that public curiosity would
pc much relieved 1t the prototypes Of PhHbus and
Pinto would also relieve themselves.
LONDON, June 22.fice Admiral Robinson anu
Naval Constructor REED have been notified that
their designations, rendered yesterday, will not BE-
Asbury has been In negotiation recently Tor
Liverpool pilot as navigator In the coming traus-
The weathsr Is beautiful. but hot, dry, and un-
favorable to crops. -
the Great Western Railroad now number seven
teen. Thomas Marshall, OF KInkstaI, who was
badly wounded, died to-day. Three bodies stiI
remain 9nrecogniEed Al the injured are now
recover.
A collision occurred between two excurslon
talns ran, sa nesr SeWcase Several persons we're H.
The Baptist Association has met at Leicester to
observe their centennta! anniversary. Leading d.
vines of TIE denomination are present The pro-
LONDON, June 22.--1esseps, the builder Of the
suez Canal. has arrived tn England. he is the
and remains there til Monday. liz viii receive
honofn.
NJ Feel, one 9f Tie parties involved in the Boul.
Thre was crowded meeting tonight at Exeter
Hall, IN favor Of prohtbitoy liquor ia1.
, 1870-06-23
MINNESOTA.
Crop Prospects,

Specla! Despatch To The Chicago Tribune.
sT- PAC1, June Qe.-Considerable apprehension
IS expressed that the intensely hot and dry weather
Of the past few days will prove disastrous TO
Tue growing wheat crop. Similar weather at this
particular junctute, in former years, has had
the euect not only to shriuel the berry by Kind
Of plight, but to reduce the yield, and 1t s quite
Probable that the same thing will be reported as
Inc requisite amount Of moisture necessary to
temper the present tropical climate the crops are
nor snneIlng fof rain. 4 Manhato paper is au-
aDce Of the growing WHEAT crops IN that
vicinity. ls not as latertng as has been reported
and that the general indications are that We shall
have Light yield. It says the stalks have not
started out IS well as usual They stand thin.
and are short, aud hare general sickty aprcar.
ance, This statement Was printed before the
be known.
, 1870-06-23

Nov. g., 1870
, 1870-06-23
WEST VIRGINIA.

Republican state Cohventfon-Prcs.
ent state Officers Henominntet-
Resolut5ons-Congrc homt-
nations
WHEELING, II. v, june ea.The Republican
State Convention assembled In Parkeraburg this
morning at 1G o'clock. Tha attendance Is
very large and much enthusiasm Is
manifested q. sinsel, Of the State Central Com,
mlttee, opened the convention, and appointed
General Rutner, Of KanaWhs, temporary Chair
and d.: Chasc, Of Putnam, Secretary. hon: c. D.
tnboard offered q ser1es OF resolutions endorsing
mittee On Platform.
Thomas B. Swami, Of Kanawna, formerly Colo
aei u ne rebel army, hut who has acted with the
Hepunnc4ns since the close Of the Wal, made q
speech Of h2N an hour, appealing to the Repnbl1-
cans to be masnanfmons to the renelsy and de-
, 1870-06-23
CH1CA90 WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO Weekly TRIBUNE,
An INTERESTING NUMsEs.
Conttats for thu Wetk Ksdins Jase a.

f-cIiARIEs DICKENS, Els Speech About little
/ NeA-Deash Of Little Se4-l>eath of Iitsle fasl
unnheJ-Dicken. ~ \ Aao md al Authar-O1t
gin of l1eAHlek.
EAAAR1cAS BoSAPARTB; Ectsc5 Ps.t1san's
Conquest Of Frinca jerome.
3LnE In MARS: Fun tar I.1. TN soeet-tor
+THR SUMMERS TRAGEDY. 4 f.old Blood.d
and FendiAh Murder.
s-COM1HG: BeaatiFul Poenx
6-N THE LosS DIS; An ArrsHiny AID Eo.rible
Occurrence -Thrcc II Robins.n't Cfrrr,. ,f,n
Killed and Four shockirsly Lace1atet
7-81EGULAR PHENOMENON: Solder A7os,-.aer
aIAkea aud Poods-Geaets 61osdct
e-A FAECHUL DISPLAY Grea. Exhibition Of
a-WEsT POINT: hecoaxea Ossi1d.scs- Grad
uatinS Gas.
1o-Aa AUsTaIAN TRAGEDY: The Polus Of Honor
tn avseans-Aa " American pue'' and its conse-
11JEFFKRsoE AND WEBSTER: Their Views on
tbs Sabbath. do Bible md Sunday schoo1s.
Is STOCK BUYING: 4 Bovine Advuuttxc
1s--A BALLAD ABOUT DE Ro"11Es: By Hsas
MICHIGAN: The Recent Railroad Decisiou-Its
Effect upon Railroad ErtGprsez
hFARA AND 0ARDKT; Hy Rur11: Road Making
-Foreman'a Patent Moving Scrapez, Ditcher and
Grader-Smoe<tIns Of Eaads-Esriy Cutting Of
Hay-C!Hser b Neadawz-The Weather scd the
spots Or the au1-
1s-ExTER ERoM yETEElEAR1Ax: Poll Eri,-.
Heayes-WoEs Teeth, &C.
7-CURCULI0: The New Mode Of Destroytnz iThc,u
Letter from Dr. Ransam.
1s-CTAR; Federal Affairs in tie Tcr:itosy-Polyg.
any, Ancient and Medeth-Sounc Sayings Of the
saints On Womcu-Brisaam's Bible
leADAAO1A: View Phase OF the I2dIau Questioo-1te
savase* Becoming Ciussns- and Tak1nx Hor.4-
steads.
eG-MINORrfT REPRESENTATION: Report Of the
Commi.atr Of the ConsutzttouaI Convention On
Eectosa! md Representative fefarn, NJ. Aediu
n-cHEEsE IN MASSACHUSETTS: Oriental La
, 1870-06-23
low


To the Editor Of The Chicago TRIBUNE:
Your telegram from DeaMoines. this morning,
conveys an erroneous impression Of the situation in
the Fourth HoWa> Congressional District That
district Il composed OF twelve counties, towit:
Arpanoose,. Benton,. Wapel1o, Tama,, Marion,
Johnson, anu jasper. OF these, Keokuk,
Poweshlek, and Benton, have already
pronounced for the present Incumbent
hasfa have gone for Ex-Governor Stone OF the
others. there is no reason to doubt that Judge
Ioughrto9e will catry Wapello, Appanoose, Tama,
and johnson Wili be voted for their local cand1-
dates, VIZ: Colonel MeEer, In Jasper, and Rush
Clar1, In johnson. The light Ii that district Is
foregone conclusion by all well informed parties.
IOWA,
Nov. q, 1870,
, 1870-06-23
SPAIN.

PARIS, June ae.-The journals to-day publish
the great speech delivered by 6enor' Castelar, in
In opposition to the plan Of the government for
gradual emancipation, but favored the immediate
freedom OF every slave In Spanish territory. He
loud applause.
MADRID, June GA 1eet OF two frlgates and q
uuHnOWn
, 1870-06-23
Tho iowa Land Suits In GfundY
E0unEFa

MORRIS, ILL.,, June 22.-Tne Iowa land suits
taken from this county By change Of re71ue, and
which haye been on trial at Joliet for eight days
structions offered from both sides had been re-
fused By his Honor, Judge Mc1toberta The 1ury
Is still out hut 1t a the obinion Of our pest loW-
Is without authority In law, and failure, no mat
ter where and By whom tried
, 1870-06-23

MCs1cH, June e2.-The King persists IN his re-
fllsai 10 accept the resignation Of the Minister o
War, rendered come time ago,
, 1870-06-23
New Orleans Market,

New ORLEANS. June 22.-CoTToS-FIrm, With
fair demand; niddling. las<c; salcs 200 bales; re-
cetpts, 81 bales: stock, 81, ,ela bales.
BREADsTCFFS-0ats dull ut G4a65c, Bran
$1.G2H.
uAY-ie201@2a
Other articles unchanged.
STEKIISG-22A.
, 1870-06-23
ILLINOIS.

BRUSSELS, JUNG 22-Fears OF another contEct
between the military anu police at various palntA
are entertained. The government Is taking pre-
cautions to prevent It.
, 1870-06-23

BAVARIA

ZERIc8, Jnne e2.-The Council Of the State OF
Seufchatel has Voted, by large majority In favor
Of separation Of Church and state.
, 1870-06-23
APPROPRIATION PKIzES-

md 1765s s1ooo
Approximation 10 tho aiAin P1izo-Nos. 1851
I'D a6it saeh - = 10.
nd tss 10,
Prizes paid In gold. InfornAtfon furnished. Tha
fghcst paid for Douhloons and al kinds Of gold
md 1IreT. TAYLOR l. Co. Bankers,
Is WAt1-st. Nctw York.
, 1870-06-23

Meteorological record for June n, 1910, 8s re-
ported By ]. g. lAnzguth, Jr., opucl1n, iii Ran.
dolph street, correspondent TO the Smith soutan
INSTITUTE. The smsu fetteu sEe the Initials lor
, 1870-06-23
RtktxhuEKh Oil Market

PITTSBURGH, June 23--crnde petroleum quiet
and inactive; spot Hc: sale Of 900 brla in bulk
2e1ac; June, 967zc; July, 2tac; August, 27c; Sep
tc1nber, 273tc: sale Of s, 900 brls June, 46t4c.
, 1870-06-23

AUGUSTA. Ga, June 29--Accounts from the COT
ton crop are unfnvur1ble. There 10 too much
rain, and the weather IL unSettIed.
, 1870-06-23

SACKs1NVHlE, H., June 4a-This evening 4
large dwelling In this city, belonging to 1eptaa
, 1870-06-23
Miscellaneous.

CHlcAao, June q
Sun Efses...,..{a - 4 M Noon Efses- - T.
Sun 81 d N. Moon sctA..... 39 m
, 1870-06-23
ArnPnh0cH and Cheyennes ON the
TEA.HOAtk.-

81. LoC1s, June 21.-Late letters from the Plains
report nearly all the young Indians belonging to
Arapahoe and Cheyenne tribes below the Afknnsas
River on the Waf-path. Several trains have been
captured, xnd number Of white men killed. 1t
Is Sery dangerous for trains, mail parties, or any
body else, 10 travel below Fort Dodge.
, 1870-06-23
WAGONS
CA RD.

We beg IL inform the public that we have for sale and
a1e receiving Fine Carriages Light Top Bugge., and
Bonner Road Wagons, manufactured By J. B. BREWB-
TER + CO.. Twenty fftll-st. New York TEE Old
House OF BRrwBtEh, established in 1gsa
PENNOYER D. CO..
Original Novelty Carriage Work.,
lD Wabauh-ay. Chtcaxp :
, 1870-06-23

TIE oH1cAao WEEKLT TRIBUNE tas 4 larger and
better csnuizton IN the Wet than 4y other Journal
II z N excellent medium for Advertising especially 70
those whowsh to secure the patronage OF tho produc
ing clasas A limited number Of Advertisements will
be taken; X moderate 1steE Subscription Price Of TaK
HEE1Y TAtsnNE. r. per aunuua. with \ liberal zoduc
ton for el0h OF ten or nnre
, 1870-06-23

The me1nben Of TH0s. J.. TURNER LODGE, No.
M are notified to appear at the annual meeting to be
held this {ThurBd4y} evening at Baney Hall, No. IS
pralbornst, at O'Clock.
Per order Of the ". II, .....
, 1870-06-23

the words "yeenng," gentle" high" DIT,
"mols1 atmosphere" ," rain, ;" and "snoW:"
, 1870-06-23
Republican Nomination in the EiKht+
eeufh Qhln 0i4tFicts


CLEVELAND, June 22-Hon. William Fl. Upsol
was, Today, feuominated for congress by INC nc
publlcans Of the Eighteenth District.
, 1870-06-23

In addition to the excitement Of commencement
Week, Evanston had fashionable wedding yes
fertay. 1t was great affair 20 far as fashion and
contracting psfties are concerned
The BRIDE WAS MlRs Hattie E.
Powers, daughter Of e. 5. Powers. OF the firm OF
Durand Brothers h Powers, Of this city, and the
bridegroom, Or. Jannea Ethetdge, OF Evanston.
The ceremony was solemnlzed In the Congrega-
t1onai Church, by the Joint efforts Of Rev. Nj
Packard, pastor OF that church, and Rev. Ar
Noyes, pastor Of the Presbyterian Church, at
Eranston. The bridesmaids vera Mis- Fanny
Bradley, MISC Emily Powers, anA Miss Lotte Pow
ers, the two latter sisters OF the bride. The at
tendance, both from this city and Evanston, was
large The usual reception was held at the resi-
dence OF the BRIDES father, and In the evening the
happy pair started On a tour Of Europe.
, 1870-06-23
Yesterdays Fires.
LlaIm from Boz No. 15&. at Q O'Clock ,

The alarm from Boz No. t56, at O'Clock yester-
day morning, was caused BY the breaking ont Of
fire in the tWo-stog frame building No. 2as LATTE
bee street, owned by Pit Hertz, and occupied by
Ellis Cummings and OleH Ruben. The house Has
damaged to the extent OF $3.50. Insured for u 800
IN the Merchants. Hertz bad come furniture in
the place, On which he suffered loes Of 50. In
on his furniture. Insured for $500 In the State.
Cuulmtng9' loss was nonInal- The flames or19ina-
ted from = Btoye setting fire to the woodwork In
the room occupied By Ruben.
"A still alarm Was given to the steamer ILL.,
nots, at 20 yesterday morning, for an 1ncipient
fire IN I shed attached to the lumber ONCE OF
Bgelow Bro, corner Of Fish and Twenty second
streets No damage resulted
box No. 231 was turned in at half-paat 4
O'Clock yesterday morning. bur the nremen could
not lind anything burning. -
a tHo.atory frame building, at the foot Of
North Water street, near the hike, owned by Good
willie Co., waa damaged to the extent of 50,
about Q o'clock Last evening. Cause unknown,
, 1870-06-23
CoPARTNEnsH1P NOTICES,

Notice Of Copntnerahip.
We hare thiA day formed cop4rtnes.hip, under the
eondueunE general eommisslon and bfokeraee bus
tncss. At NaA. 8 aud 70 Michigan av-
l. II. HAI.LQWHLL.
Chicago. 1nne l. 1Eo- GILBERT T. SMITH.
, 1870-06-23
MICHIGAN,

Convention OF RaiEr0Al Men to take
Action Relative TO the Late Decls-
Ion OF the Supreme Couft-Raflroad
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, 1870-06-23
INDIANA,

| Fifteenth Annual Sensfon nf the tn-
tefnationnl Convention OF she
l. E0unE mcn'a Christian Assoctn-
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