davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-06-16

OF the total export Of ali commodities OK
ported during the nine months, cotton cousti-
tuted about &c per cent; wheat and flour about
II per cent; specie about per cent; petro-
leutn about Per cent, and tobacco shout : per
cent. The history Of our foreign commerce
presents no instance of such remarkable
growth Is the increase OF the export Of petro-
leum- In 1859 our total product Of petroleum
was let, eco barrels per aunum-this WAS con-
suued in tho United Stated, and none WAS OK
ported In 1860 tho total Yale OF petroleum
exported aprroximated $4,000, GOO, And the
increase in the exports OF the article within
the past month or two arc grounds for sup
posing that the exports for 1870 will be equal
to last year.
The gold value Of the total imports OF for
eiEn goods into tho United Slater, for the nine
, 1870-06-16

Cut mcata, hs.. 4se,soo 1s,S!l,9 ,9eo N,saSo Se9
Bnttes, hs. ...... 19,4o0 648, 500 xl491
Iassas 9sf1 e. hs'.- Il lasso as 1ss1eS % ,s 10
LATER.
There was considerable inquiry for NO:
spring wheat after the close OF tbs Regular
H ard, and prices ruled higher, the m1rket
seller Jcne, and a1.19 seller July. No. corn
waa in active demand and also higher, closing
strong 1t CSC spot, and BIC seller July. No DE-
n,and for oats. There wes nothing dong IN
provisions or lake frci5hts. No evening
meeting
, 1870-06-16
Circuit Court.

Lorenzo Maybee V. Hany IL. Willard This is
NJ action to recover for alleged deceit Cdpils
N4s sued out The af1dayt OF plaintiff charges
is said tuDhcr oath> tina. defendant represented
himself to be the owner Of 1as OF land near
Eu{on Park, valued at <1,:09, upon the 1al.n o.
sold him SIC worth Of jewelry. II ia alleged that
1ie ownership Of the laud WAS fictitious, aud that
defendant refuses to repay.
SoC1n FARE NATTER
Clarn E WamDaIgh, by her next friend =. The
Stuth Park Commissioners. Appeal 1led from
condemnation price OF the northwest quarter OF
tae southeast quarter Of Section Is, %, II east
ATTACHMENT.
t1ames Steel T. IL L Adams. Attachment as
acalnst debtor concealIng himself Indebtedness
stated at =, ,4oso7, evidenced by an nterest-ear-
1Eg nate.
, 1870-06-16
=. THE LAW COURTS.
:
AlleEed Ffand in Procuring Fosses aoa
:. Of Livery Stable.
The L,at1ambo;se smts-How They Cams
) to be Instituted
United States Circuit Court.


II George ". Campbell assignee Of william G.
Gould. bankrupt, v L Larsen. This is bill To
declare sale and tranfer OF properly void as
against creditors, by reason Of fraud. Counsel
for the assIgnee came into court and asked for
m injunction 70 restrain the defendant
fm te case 9 saauP +; IT The aat 81
cc the nth Of July, lsGs. he formed coPastner-
ship with Larsen fn the livery business ~ aae
nct In the SUD Of sl J0e fol notc which the bsuE
Iupt negotiated for his ind.siua! benefit and "
hG largely lnde'i1a to other IaTtss an sa72Gn,
leE7rd an Individual half interest in the Stable n
which their business was being carried on ann !, a. a.
undivided half Interest In the lease Of the iand y.
lug Of the value Of s6,Guo the Consideration oei5s @
the cancellation of she nclt q s Sa'"Vofi NJ
TIE INN for ss,ooa Oa thc e. s;ts h., OF Of
November tdvc days latcr1. Larsen nle hss htll Of
complaint In tho superior Court. charn9 Lae d,nr, ~
aid accounting, as well as for the injunction usual
III such causes This II Is now stated vas uome
- frRhten Gould ct9 yicidln ap o. h.S ;rncnn r1ene
was srrre,, larscu sent fnrnls Of Goni1 70 hln.
sinlIyinc his desire T. settle tfe LITIGATION by PIT
ety aud business tan uulisieed Aap ior 8, ,og, -
in made up ol SEQ cash, s3,:0p at future day.
ns.u~htls 10 BE- ,,,,or held IN .soo slef II
in.ividua! inichte,ncss the paving Of q 4oo urn
1.css, nnd the giving OF 500 colt, which @elong-
g IT, 5h ,o h cn a is.s Mczs s %5oe
1trts under circumstances Of sacresf. The build
lug biting worth <ls 900 subject to lien Of S 900
teres1 N 81, which Gould still retained. The case
lad proceeded to the statement Of plaintiff j
iii contained no prayer + 1or an i6janetlon- Upon
this being made EloWn, OF course the present re-
lief asked was denied. but leave was girea to
, 1870-06-16
uOTEIS
RAILROADS,
Iil|1al and Departure Of T,aiEy


CHICAGO 9uR1aWEST1KM RAILROAD
Ticket On7te. souteAAt c1ruer Of Gl-ek aad lid +
coE7sH 8lurH 41 OMAHA L1IL
, 1870-06-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

IosDos, June 1a-consols, for money, 9s:az;
consols, on account, 991s; Illinois Central, ia:
United States 520s, 1869, 9oL(; United States 520s,
old, 1863, s9s.: United States 5-e0s, 1867, 91ASs
United States 1o-aUs s71,
IoSDoN, June Is, acknowledgements closed at s7A
for money; 927s Oh account; American securities
timer anl higher; bonds, '6e, 96a; t5, old, s9ts;
67, 2lis; l0I0s, s74. -
ssccks steady; Eric, 1s1f; Illinois Central buoy
ant at lie: Great Western, se.
PAR1s, Jnne 1b.-Bo1tse opened at 7sf 90c, and
cltsed hJmet ut III 2c.
FRANKFORT, june 15.-Bonds opened firm ut
et@9G1sf- .... ......... ...-.
LIvERrcoI, June 1G-WInter wheat, os 10d; rcd
wheat, 0s li{a o. od; winter wheat los 1d91os sd.
LIVERPOOL, June 11.-Cotton closed lat aud IT.
IeEnlar. ....
lied western wheat, % 1daos 81.
Spirits petroleum, II. ..
LoSros, June 1a-Lnsecd cakes active at ELL
SAILS Tallow dull at 45s Cd. Linsecd 1rner
hut not higher. Linsced oil heavy at ell 6sS11
les Tnrptntlne easier at 3os 6dG30s ID.
LIVERPOOL, June 15.-ETeninE dull; up
lands, 102zda107sd; sales 10, o19 haleR
Corn, SIS Cd. Flour, eas 6I- California wheat,
los Sd; red Western, os I'd.
LONDON, June 15.-Kef1ned petroleum dull at Is
ID. Linseed cakes easier at El1@11 IS. Linseed
oil easier at -Esl IS. Tallow nrmcr ut 45s 6d9
ass "a. ....
HAyKK, June 1a.-cotson declining at 121Hs for
spot, and 1872 anoAt
AMI WENr Ju1e 1A-pctfaIruM aU!ek
, 1870-06-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, June -.
The following tahle shows the uaiiy receipts anu
Ahfr.lents Ut live stock during the week, up to this
, 1870-06-16

EcsseMcr ploW steel cl..............--....19 @13 c
LEATllEH-Buslness continues fair, and tho
market fuieA lf1u az previous rates. We quote:
AEAd9cK-clty harness, union. s9s4ec; city har-
en- 4o@46c; KIP, z h, soc99L1o; kip, veals, SLID
s1eo: city uppsr NO. !, Z II, 2o5s1c: city upper,
Ne; ., = IT, eSaes COUNTRY upper. 70. !, 2ets:sG;
country, N1o@L9s; rough upper, 1913 rs. $50
SIC; ruuEh upper, haas rs, 3stsaic: !:
Iomgn @ qnnTT % damaged, @ ss|ss9s: Chicago sole, 30
aas harness. = b, 42{siSc: lip, Isat, s1.ooS
LIP: KIP, no. J. medium. see sl.00; Kip. heavy,
ts{as5e; q American cali, q hs, *i.4otsL35; French
cal5 25 rs: tl.se{a2 10; French ca!f 32 hs s1.sG3
200; French cali, SG rs fl60G9t9 %; French Kip,
eo to 1oo ns, i lotal 70: French calf. Iemone, z
s7G 5000; Iusset llninRx Inzsn, s. S5t97.0o
METALS AND IlNSERs' sToEh-Tin and
eepps1 e1MaH i III haat inoeaae @ ut uea @ anu @ p1ess Is
fair inquiry. The following y our lst:
1iS0lsox ~ IN n'a1c; Z: 1NAl4, Sitoo; foonng
IN, iC, sll.oo large pigs 4oc slnall pigs stc; bar
TN. 4tc.
CGPF6l-CoPfer bottoms, 2se; brazieEs, over 19
NJ, &c: tunnel copper, aae.
SHEET saa zNsfaf 13 ana,,ae qqat eas 1oe rst quail
-, MiKE-z 70 d p; and p loc 10 and y lie;
y, " anu 4, l2c; 10 aud 16, lie; II, 1ac;
~: !sG; ~ isc; ~, 2oc
, noMaS - " ius iaquily Is only lalt, hat IN
1tes ~ ny iqct s,,c, .a ne sspeks ar ss5y
m t. :aies 1a ade fG ahssea ss 70 ,oay
a. a. 81 ier aoss i ~ IT; t. * q, 81, ke @
e: Sssa sea: ss s sep nse olued 3d. ke soo; hne
oGi GTher s' va m uoter,o, cnanoo ~, A..
matet for oss IN this ne H. ~ u ns Ee
1nn.ic1ofs M ~, D,o.n ro1t. 80. s s w.
.h nneie;, n5ra Tcf' cnsv a6s1c %s ~ Ta ~
III 81 WI ~ M NJ afpyn' ~ o9 esIa aata
nv 81 X. insrrI i,oi1et II eH. h,ia ~ oscSs
II m. nnnt ni1 n1!. sfTe1ts az tt,ttcn % Ill ~
=, s,MS cncs }nTna,t1ne n,n". pa, III Is sn
rn,nant ~" 81 nestsfonp sresm ", M ~ =
-+Ns>'4VS*
, 1870-06-16
MEDICAL CARDS.
A New RsADeAy

A. aslutssJ md tmz0sdiats - the tcnessn q dzsss
end On sAssane f,taagaes> No dosing w4ats~a
DE-. T. r. THORPE,
Psychological Kedtca2e Enstaeote. ao u Ada1ss
utsr Xehis1pav CopsultztoH tree.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16

@tntemn,er Don mebr als 10000 81.
ertporben baten. Die 6auptqueue,
aus rpel9er bte Germ 5d5pften, mar
cte Speculation nit junaen Gifenbobnz
Nctien unc Die Mnmeiiuns pcn Ser
tpa|tunsssM emtern. gu }ol6en Gilenz
babnea CAB olspann Ter ReiGsratb
feline Gcneeiiion unp bewiuis!e bic Ga
rantle zines blblGen 3inlenertraees,
10 tab eS een Mcttpnairen ME banoe
miro ; penn rentirt cine Babn nidt
gut IL letltet Der Staat ben nStbieen
3uldub aus berG taatsta0e nag ni@ts
ancers beiet, al6 auf Soften hes pbnez
bin 10 i6wer %befeuerten @plfes. Gin
Btener, NIT Dem mir auf elmer &ei(e
sufdQf9 ;ulammentrafen, Yerii6erte
uns, raB bic 8ldttef unb SfentliGen
Gprrs1ponrenjen nur Elm abaebla6tcS
Bib BON ben Stimmunsen uap ben
3uRdnpen in Seferrei9 unb @ien 9cz
ben ; Bonn bic MeDrsabl Der srSbe,r
8ldtter tdnoe int Srlpe ter orpeen
Specu(anten unb man ren,tc bic
Sumner, nit mel9e bas cine unc an
cere bel verldiepenen @eidaften be;ablt
worben fef. Dem frl5eru unaartl9en
Ginan3mintiter, jebisen &sidsfnan;z
mtnifer G;rafen pom 2onyay @et sp>1
petb Der STUFF zines Moipteurs mad
Bien Yorausse9an9en, uno Yo, Gem
@et6sfansler pen 8eut CLAUDE man
au9emein, baF er 1,i6t blpB aus ppliti<
lhen@ rlncen Die prcjeetirten tlrfii1en
G%ilentatnen 81 ppulliren seriu6e>
mat, nerne lelbt 9eiflide Germ, welde
f9 al tem B5rienlpiel betbeilieten II.
(. n. Daour& 70 pie rur9 ben DRUID
Der pirccteu unr incirectcn Steuern
terpe Die Grbitteruns ces oemeinen
Sclfe6 unc DEFENDERS ber Mrbeiter &C.
nabrt une oer9iftet ; Die @esieruns iei
chen 70 Iebr 9cbabt ais peradtet, 10 baS
mani ft@ muir trunoern mii1e, pie cas-
3eue nod ;ulammentalten fSnne uno
ntdt auseinancer brehe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16
OaS fdtbpliitbe 2ebe,t in GmN=
toub.

lleber eas Gortldreiten beS &atboltz
;ismus in gnslanp stett Der ~Mainser
&atbultt" e!ueu febr tn%tere0ante1 8e<
ridt aus BEN mir EoI9snpes entneb>
men: SIN Sabre 1855 rednete man
bic &atbplifen GnSlanos unp 59ottz
lambs auf 100000; am @@luGe bes
Sabres 1869 ertldrt bas 2onooner
~@eefly &e9iiter", he 3abl Der &atbo<
liten tanne ntdt e.rinser fetn al6 2
MiQionen. Die 3abl Der fatboliiden
air9en unb &apeQen betrdst III Gn9<
lamb ISL tposor ALIEN 20 reue In
bas lebte Sabr fallen. SIN eaufe bes
ab9e{1tebener Sabre6 1T Gin 1,eues
tbeolo9iides Guue9tum in 6aumer<
imitb errt9tet tuoroen s; in 3ayerlsd>
6iu baben bic Dpmintfaner Elm UNI
fan9reidts Yrtorat %eeerinoet. prie>
fer CAB Is ant Gnbe bes sortsen Sab
res sesen 1927, unsefdbr 81 taebr, als
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16
Speculation init MrbeitSfraft.

Nus mebreren Mittbeilunaen erin
merit 1;d Der Seer cae bic Gin,panoez
run9 ocer siclmebr Der Smpurt son
dineTiden Mrbeitern III elmer 1euer
Sciopenfraac 9erorcen lit. Gp lansc
Die Gbinelen in Gan 6ranciseo tlie@
ben, botten bic Arbeiter i'm Snen fei>
men b%eionbern @runc> 1i6 iber peren
Gcncurrens su bel6weren !; jsbt ober
mereen BE be;cpftsn Goncurrentsn be-
rcits III bl!iden iSabriten ale Mrbetter
ei1gefubrt, melt bic 6erreu Gabritanten
fnren> cob i1e init 5ilfe tiefer nsuen
Sflasen leidter Meidtblmer jammeln
fbnnen, tntem bic Ghineien um ctuen
2obn a,betten, BEN an,erifanilWe Mrbei<
ter nid't aeceptiren. Sic Mufrsauna
Ger tenadtbeilieten Nrbsiter Lief renn
aud nidt lanse auf fd parten, per-
anloSt sunddf bur@ frlaenten Dpr<
gang.
Sn Nortb@N cams, Ma0, famen am
IS. Stunt Is Gbinelen BON Can 6ranz
cisco an, llno traten in Der Sbub>
Tabrtf ron 6. .. Sampfun in Nrbeit.
Die geranlalNung su btelem Gdrttt
9eitenS ee7elben patirt 2Sabre surud.
SIN Mai 1868 wuree ct pom Der Grtz
itena Der G6ubmaber>l1nton, bic 1ib
knights of St. Crispin" (9Ritter neS
beiIieen Griipin) nennen, in &enntniS
9elest unc Bate Ieitrem mebrfa6eMibz
perftdnenille nit t~erlelten. SIM Wai
20 (aote er fetnen Nrbeitern, rab bic
@elhdfte ldle6t etnsen uno fra9te |ic,
ob fe um 10 projent peni9er arbeitsn
pouten, tis es teler nperbe; bic Mit>
9lteeer Der 81. Grilpin Union antporz
tete1 ;tpei Sage earauf baB fe oa6
ni@t t5nnteu. Mn perlelben Sage
retite ST. Gbaie in @ampion's Auf>
.true rad Californian unp fam binven
Menatsfrift NIT flnfuneiieben5ia Gbi=
,,Ielen jurld. ".
slts fie am Depot anfamen. batten
lid ettra 1000 Dtdnner, Beiter uno
8ineer pkrlammelt; eintae un9esoseu
teiten Felen por, tpurre1 ieto9 pom Ger
Ma0e untertrldt. !3tl@en unp@r5bz
len lief ild Yernetmen, als bic gbincz
fen, eefdbrt yon 9rn. Sampicn unp
uno &bale unb BON einer, GuBenc
poli,etleuten bsslettet, mad Der Gatrif
3oaen Elm Mann, Ter einen Stetn
1hleucerte, urr Elm annerer, BET einen
Gbinelen fblug, truroe perbaftet.
Die Gbinefen fInb auf 3 Sabre en-
easirt 81 1923 n,pnatli9 I'm 1. Sabre,
alic ni9t pol 81 fir ben Mrbeitstae-
unb gu 1913 fpdter. Gin Gbinefider
Gormanr, MbStng Gbarlep 9enannt,
Der gnslil9 fpri@k 1T babel pel@er
ben 2cbn %empfdnst ibre prpstfipnen
belpr9t uno jeoen Wpnat ben ueber>
1dub ibrer @elrer an Die &wpn9@bpng
Swtng ,Gpmpasnie in Gan Gran;iSeo
i9tdt, BE es' fir bic 2eute teppnirt.
Ste feben reinltd aus, finb fletn Bon
Statur urb I'M Glitter BON Is bis %
Sabren.
Madt bieler @9ritt .spn 5rn.
Sampion 9roSeS &ufleben unter ben
Mrbeitert1, 70 1T baS tater benGabrifan<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-16
Biloer aus DeutiDfaab.

Die eeeenwdrtiee Bemeeuns In
eeutl1en @clfe, reren 3iel bic Qers
ffeuuua anoererG inridtuuesn tm etaate
it, aeitaltet fi@ lit ibrer Vntmiftlune
auf gang ei9entbumlide @eife uno OBJ
wet6euo po, frlberen Naitaticnent eie
uft tur ta6 @etf eiui9er @eui8en
rparer, bte e6 pettanren Beuer in rie
Mai1en gu tperfen uno rfeic III eiuem
GevuIuttousfurmt binSureieen. Ssgt
felt fi@ tas @olt In rubiser Gntlblcl;
lenbett nit leinen teredtieteu 6orcez
run9eu Dor ben Tbron. GS miro ben,
&eier uidt utan9enebm (ein. einiae
3ei@nuu9en aus eieler BemeAunA ia
erbalten uub mir ta0en bier (olde fol-
gen.
l. axs 8aBern.
Gin aufmerfiamer8 scba9tcr (drsitt:
Inter ben Gactoreu< pelde auf unitre
jebi9e l.tenpiae Derpseuua in pclitiz
{der Be3iebun9 einen erceen GinRue
oe1tt bateu, (tebt Der baieriid
ti{de 8auerns8 erein ctendu. Ger
yorgerufet aus Ter u~eterbetun9 Ter
ftdetil@en Bep5lferuns, bic fd meiR
tn bas S@lepptau BET Gdwirmer far
ben Norpteutldsn Bunc aebnee lief
unb rornebm auf has voting cattle
Der 9ancbemobner terablab, tpar er eiu
1aturwn@tses Sinh ces Cages, tas
init (etneu, oienen unb treuen Babls
fpru@ I: Sir Soft, R5ni9 uub Batter
LAMB" iiberau in Zen 5er3en Der (6 als
Baiert fublenoen Bes5lferuua ta8
laute(e G9p fanb. Mie eine,' 9az
mine entmtdelte 1id bieler anfanas oan,
un1@einbare @ereiu binnen Sabress
frift 3u elmer Bebeutune> bic erft iebt in
einer nod Yiel erSbern GluB selanaen,
urb BET elmer faun1 permeielt9en Sri
jis 1T un1errt 2ante feline Ma9t be<
tpetfeu tpirb. Da 11eines @iGens nirz
aen6s lit Deuti9lano Elm dbnlt@er@erz
Elm befebt - erlauben Ste MIR tppbl,
Sbnen lber feline Gbdti8fett cine Fl@>
tiee @fi3Se 3u lteferr. Der p%atriottz
f&e Bauert>W erein tpurbe am 5. Saz
mar 1869 bur@ bic bsipen jebf<
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-18

ana forthwith sued out attachments against the
Great Metropolitan The treasurer's wagon, unfor-
tunately for the prOpretors, was from some cause,
late in getting started and, as consequence OF such
tardiness. WAS attached for the sum OF s35, which
was promptly paid by the treasurer.
Two other attachments were then procured and
another of the wagons secured, and finally fourth
attachment was sworn out by another con6ding
creditor, but not finding anything to levy on, started
in hot haste route for Madison, Indiana for which
place the company had started. The fate of that
attachment will assuredly depend entirely on the
swiftness of the officials endeavorng to serve it,
We had looked upon the Metropolitan Circus with
most favorable consideration, and blew our trumpet
quite loudly in its behalf and therefore did not think
its managerial head would show such base ingrat-
tude as TO swinde Us out Of an advertising bill.
1t was about the meanest one-horse act 1t could
have displayed, thus going back on its friends. We
don't wish the proprietor any harm, only regretting
however that we have discovered another amuse-
ment caterer who is so heartless as to "cut" on q
printers bill in such sneaking manner.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-18
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
burglary In Connecticut.

HARTFORD, June 1S.-The grocery store of
Morrison g. Reynolds, in Thompsonville, was
broken into on Thursday night and robbed of
large sum of money. The safe was blown open
with powder. The thieves were pursued to
Springfield and shots exchanged between them
and their pursuers, but the robbers escaped.
Medical SuperinteBdents' Convention.
At the Convention of Medical Superintendents
of Insane Hospitals Yesterday, the discussion
was continued on school instruction in hos
pitfalls. The evening was spent in discussing the
use of hydrate of chloral, in which DR.. Kirk
bride took the lead.
The harrington Centenary.
PROVIDENCE, June 18.-The centennial ami
versary of the incorporation of the town of Bar
rington was celebrated in a spirited manner yes
terday.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-18
Stock Quotations by Telegraph r.


One man in the Vermont Constitutions
Convention voted for woman's suffrage. The
Burlington Free Press thereupon remarks:-
''The men of Vermont remain, as before, earnest
friends of woman and of womans rights. If
there is any point on which our laws or our Gus
toms need amending to secure the permanent
and true welfare ofthe better, fairer and weaker
sex, they stand ready, as HERETOFORE, to change
them"
"A San Francisco excursion party discovered
while on their return that their steamer was
drifting out towards the Heads, and some of
them, on going to the wheel-house, found the
officer at the wheel too drunk to perform his
duty. They displaced him and put deck-hand
in his place. They then went below, aud found
the engineer also intoxicated, the boilers with
out water and in a critical condition. They in
stalled new engineer, let off the steam,
lowered the fires and finally filed the boilers,
got up steam and came safely into port.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-18
SCARED TO DEATH.
A Child Dies from Fright gaHsed by BIistreat-
nenI of It's flother-A BrnIal Outrage.

"A Child Dies from Fright Caused by hitstfeat-
ment of It's Hiother-A Brutal Outrage.
We made mention yesterday, says the Louisville
Journal OF Thursday, or the critical condition OF
little child who was suffering from convulsions
arising from fright at the abuse offered its mother
by man from New Albany 1t died last night The
facts OF the case are about these:-
On Monday three weeks ago, a man named Theo-
dore Day, who owns large'tan-yard in New Albany,
went TO the house OF Mrs. Boyer who lives on Lytle
street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth, In this
city, and commenced to abuse her. Her husband,
Mr.. Lewis Boyer, was absent in Cincinnati at the
tme and she had no in the house to protect her
except a sister. The man first asked for her hus-
band, with whom, II seems he had had quarrel.
She told him her husband was not at home,
when he commenced to swear and yell like
a madman. The child which is only about
nve months old, was In her arms, and
young as it was, seemed TO comprehend his fury.
He raised large stick to strike but the sister in
tervened, when, pushing her away, he struck tue
mother several times with his fist and she saws one
of the terrible blows struck the child, which was
cnging to her neck. 1t Immediately went into con-
WILSON'S, which have occurred at Intervals OF an
hour ever since. Br Griffith has been attending it,
and says that the c0nvulsions were undoubtedly
caused by the fright and also that IL has been totally
blind since Previous to that time 1t had been
a healthy and promising child.
III the facts given above as related by the mother
herself, and verified by the neghbors, are true this
8 unquestionaby one OF the most brutal outrages
that was ever committed. It is understood that the
ady will institute suit for damages, assessing the
amount at large sum, while some express the
opinion that Day will be indicted for murder.
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
Case of whittemOre.
The Porter Assault Case.
The Proceedings of Congress.
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Success Of the Morocco Ex edition.
Illness Of Gen. Prirn =.
ETC., ETC.. ETC.. ETC., Etc.
Success of the Morocco Exg xgedition
FROM EUROPE.

French Legations German States.
PARIS June 1s.-In the Corps Legslatif yesterday
Jules Simon urged the suppression of legations to
secondary German States. No action was taken
Prince Napoleon
has entirely recovered from his recent indispostion
Success of the Morocco Expedition.
Dispatches from General Wimpfen, received to-
day. announce that his expedition through Morocco
is entirely successful. The rebels are everywhere
submitting to French authority.
Defeat of the Carlists at Bayonne.
A band of Carlists attempted to cross the bor-
der near Bayonne yesterday, but were stopped
and turned back by French soldiees.
Illness of General Prim.
General Prim is quite i'll. He will spend a few
weeks at VichY.
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From BALTIMORE.
An EmbezzIInE Postmaster.

BALTIMORE, June 1S.-A. B. Woodcock, late
postmaster at Piedmont, w. Va. was arrested
here yesterday by a special agent of the Post
Office Department for embezzling money of the
United States. After hearing before U. s.
Commissioner Hanan, he was committed to
await the action of the grand jury
$1,000 for n Kiss.
In the Superior Court of Baltimore city, be-
fore Judge Dobbin, yesterday, suit by Newton
w. Seibert and Elizabeth, his wife, against
John Leeson for assault, was tried. The alleged
assault was that the defendant, in February
last, at the house of Seibert during his absence,
approached Seibert's wife and seized and kissed
her hand against her will. The jury brought in
a verdict for the amount of $4,000 in favor ol
Mrs Spihert
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THE SwEDEN U1nGIAN CoNvENTIoN-This convention
again at 10 clock this morning. the President
chair discussion took place resolution inviting
'New Ohurchmen" to the celebration Of the Holy Sup
per to The following offered as substitute
Tor the relolution by Thomas Hitchcock
Resotped That notice be given publicly possible
that all Christians will be welcome participate with us
in the celebration of the Lords Supper on Sunday
Mr. b. Barrett offered the following as an amend
ment the substitute
esored That all who love the Lord Jesus Christ in Elm.
cerity the effort to His lndments
will be cordially welcomed to the Holy Supper
Mr. Hitchcock's substitute then adopted.
The reports of the Mission Association of the Pha
delpha Second Society were read.
An address was read by Rev. Warren Goddard to the
Conference of the New Church of England.
This address was, motion, made the sense of the
convention Adjourned
QUICK TIME.-The Pacific express via the Penn
syvania Central Railroad, due here at 1920 to-day,
made the remarkably quick time of 131 miles from
Altoona to Harrisburg In hours 59H minutes or at
the rate of 4325 miles per hour.
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FROM THE STATE.
Suicide Of n PhlIadeIpbian at Norrisrow wn

Suicide OF n PhiladeiDbtan at NorrisIOWn.
Special Despatch TO the Eoeniag Telegraph.
NoRRIsTowN, June 1S.-This usually quiet
community was greatly shocked this morning
over the discovery of Mr. Daniel Weikel hang
ing TO a ratter in his carriage-house. 1t appears
that he arose about o'clock, as was his custom,
and went out to the barn. Shortly afterwards
the hired man went TO the carriage-house for
the purpose of hitchiHg up to take Mr. Weikel
TO market, but found him dead. He was about
fifty years of age, and weighed $50 pounds He
was liquor merchant, doing business on Front
street, above Vine, Philadelphia. No cause is
assigned for The rash act.