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, 1870-05-19

The He'd River Expcditton-f,rivi-
rege. Conceded by the United States
Government
TORONTO, May 1st-Thc Daily Telegraph This
norning eays: 1--WE are pleased 10 announce that
the Washington Government has iAsueo lnstruc-
lions that our ships shall he allowed to pass
through the Sault Ste. Marie Canal, With Ill their
carrpee EXCEPT munitions OF wRt-"
DETROIT, May 18.-The Post Of this city. tn TO-
morTow mornings edition, will publish the follow
iI1c fact IN regard to The Red River expedition:
On Saturday Or Monday last. the British Minister
In washington, In the name OF the British Govern
ment, made forma1 application to the Government
ot The United States through Secretary FISH, ioF
gagged In the seryice OF the Red h.vcs
exSedtttou through the St. Aarys
SIN Canal Minister Thornton gaze his official as
surance to Secretary Fish that the troubles Ii the
Red River country had been peacefully and entire
II 6ettietl by an agreement between Her Majesty's
Gorernnent In the Dominion md delegates repre-
seutin9 the entire population Of the Red RIVER
countf9. ard that tie purpose OF the present ex-
pcdIuon was q pur rely peaceful one Taereupon
Secretary Fish teieEraphed to Governor Ha1dWlo-
the despatch reaching the Governor On TuGsuay,
rrctttnr the ofrcIal statements made by the Bfts1
Nin1stcr and saying that. in view OF these stare,
neuts. the President directs that the GnicoE3 an4
Other yrEsels Of similar character-tlat Is, We
suppose unaIned merchant vessels cmplo5tu ~
public transports-may pass through Inc cin'l.
provided thcy 10 not carry tToops or maMlona U.
var In accordance with these INSTRUCTIONS lIo1I1 4
Washington Governor Baldwin has Gent proper til
rec1ious to the Superintendent Of the canal
, 1870-05-19

The Stale Board OF Assessments In
Schsion-DFoTyning Caac-Elro En.
Einc Test

Tic NtA1e BOARD OF ASscsSE1chfS IN
~"e 1'AA-
Eanc Acsts
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Map1sny Wis Nay 1a-The Seuate and Sec
rrraTr al State met M th.. Statt Hoa1 of Asscss-
inents nj nuon fo-tiRy. All tic mcrQ1ers we're
nrcscnt ercent E1aEn,I iIaiI Iotner EershnyF
,1a1 aed ;eon WiI11an,s asa H. }ntfe, RIM ~
rosIef siSfrjcr ~ mans f-nn1,tv hnTnr rnnrcti t0
Tfnncsnta The nnti. NJ n;;r,e ,,arins< 1,,,n a.i.
!a;atT ~ Sta;s ~ rSos,;, rJas,,icnt r. mi
Wi,ae S;atS ~ rsotton ,raa carrtn1 7bs. rnn.
-nittso ~ -, corntnrs frngo s1rh ConTrescfnnnt
, 1870-05-19

HOMESTEAD BILL
MI. LAWRENCE Introduced bill to alIow hon
under the Homestead act quarter sections Of lands
~ alternate reserved sections Of public land along
the lincs Of railroads and other public works to
Which public lands have been granted Passed.
COMMERCE AND kAy1GAT1os.
The House then proceeded to the consideration
of the bt1l TO Ierye the navigation and commercial
interests Of the United States.
Nj. BUTLER Qaass1 spoke in favor Of his pro
position to put dlRercnttal duties on goods In
e per cant On the pe ssr 4tes i imporsed IN
American wooden ships, and IS per cent II IN
American iron ships
- MEcuoS CASE. .........
Nj. CESSNA, from the Committee on Elections,
made rtpcrt On the contested election case Of
Wallace against Simpson, from the Fourth Con-
g1csstoual District e South Carolina, declaring
he would cIll it up On Tuesday next
1nE HOUSE APPROPRIATION BILL
The House then Ment into Committee Of the
amendment offered By Mr.. STEVENS 10 the frsi
paragraph, adding q per cent to the pay Of of1-
ii. STEVENS Withdrew the amendment, say
ing he understood tho Committee On Appropri8-
lions had agreed to the rates of pay, which ould
the1Guron offered En- amendment, making the an
nCal pay Of nsyal officers as follows:
RANK Vice Adrpiral-At sea, $4,000; shore dnty,
s.:sco; waiting orders, $4,000; when retired,
Rear Admlra1-at sea, 5000; shore duty, = 800:
whiting orders, s. .sto; when retlred, ss,4eo.
Gsmnedo1ss IS ee sa &C. Is ese ss2'o
Isntenant oommauders-ss.sss.$ $s'seo, $, s,ooo,
iieoterants- = soe s.: :oe9. s. .eeo, $500.
nglnesss-sl,eeo,s1 s1,sso, sseo, sso9:
, 1870-05-19

VIENNA, May Midnight, government Is
taking the mos1 energetic measures to prevent the
Pope Of Rome from further extending his powerA
An official letter has Just been made public, IN
which the Emperor tntImates to the Pope thnt the
tho1ity Of the State Will be prohibited.
The AnstGp- Hungarian General Goyan Is dead
VIENNA, May 1s.-1s Is reported that Baron
Beust, Prime Minister Of Austria, and Count An
drassy, Hungarian Premier, have agreed to forbid
the promnlgauon OF any decFce Of the Ecumeni-
cal Council declaring the tnfa1llbility Of the Pope
It is reasserted that the Austrian Bishops will vote
with practical unanImlty araInst the dogma
Democratic manifesto has been Issued, signed
by eminent members OF the ReIchsIEth. It urges
conc1liatton Of natlonantics, and various liberal
reforms In the laws and administration.
, 1870-05-19

CAsInR1rGE, May 1s.-A fire broke out at O'Clock
this afternoon, tn the smoke-hou5e nttached to
westlake's meat shop, ne1I door 70 the CAroniss
Office, destroying that building and the one adtotn-
and stoEc shop, With almost the entire con-
tents. The most strenuous efforts we're
required to save the Chronicle Building On the east
and the buildings on the west occupied By Alien
4 Kesler. J. A. Converse, and ]. c. KelesJ. The
latter row would surely hare been sacrificed but
for single hook, the trst Of simple 1En al7aE9-
tus now being provided, With which Kiine's build
ing was pulled down. The losses are
as follows: 4. West1ake's meat shop, e5os;
D. Stratton, owner Of the building, 500
F. a Kline, tin End stove shop aud building
4O clothing, &c, Of school girls roomlng over
West!ake< and ,!amngc to Morse l. Conre'sas
buildings and daguerrean .carxthAt Nas r1ul1Fed1
, 1870-05-19
4 CORRECTION.


To the Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
4 report In TIE TRIBUNE OF last Saturday, repre-
cents Mr.. ]. Freeman SRke, q we'll known profes-
sonal accountant Of this city, as advising me that
need not take into account horses and wagons
used In my business on making up my income re-
turns. This CONVEYS IN entirely wrong impress
ton Of those who 10 not know him personally,
beg leave 10 ask Jou to contradict the game On my
anthor1tI. hare consulted With NJ. Suke about
fairs Of the late nrn Of Flagg i Swift but he has
never known anything OF my private a1airs, nor
matle up returns Of income for NE.
Ell EIAQG.
CHICAGO, May IS, 1870.
, 1870-05-19
MINNESOTA
Fcua.c Shooting Case Mt st. Pa

Ecmnic shooting Case Mt st. Paul.
ST. Paul, MAY 1a-Last evening" at 9 o'clock,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hatch csiled on Miss Jose Bush,
and requested to see her privately. They entered
Misc Buslt.s rouR, when Mrs Hatch turned the
key in the door, drew pistol, aud shot Miss Bush
through the right lung, in1Ictl1g Eound from
which she cannot recover. Mrs. Hatch lmmeAi-
ately ran from the house, e1claimlng, i" Send the
doctor. 4uick-1 did not intend to Kill her, but to
Kill myself" She gave herself up to tho Chief Of
Police, and was taken into custody. Both ladies
arc Of dubious character. The cause Of the quar-
, 1870-05-19

reAn merchandise IN bond to and ACROSS the ief14
1ulJ Of the United St2teE
MI. SUMNER offered \ resolution te9aesanS
tie Prcsldeut to communicate copies o. anJ coI.
resreudence papers tn me stals ueHat.ns ai.an
steamefs fhrpurh tbe canal It Sau!t Ste MaFe-
Adopted. A1En, resolution calling Ior inlosua- ~
tit concerning the recent correspondence u nj.
Hrncfoft Cuttcd Statea Minister az BefAat lela~
tire to Political questtons in GettnauT Aaoptea.
Resolutions setting apart the last fHaaf ana
Saturday Of the pr2ent montn io1 9a a!;s " ~
sessions IN each week hereafter 1of oias on LIE
calendar, were agreed u
TIRE FlFTEESTN AMENDMENT. -..
All O'Clock the Senate BILL 70 enforce lie FH-
trtntl Amendment was laid asidc- and the House
bill on tile sa1ne subject taken up
1ft, STEWART moved to substitute the Senate
hllls and amendments, arguing that the House
bill was defective In many respecG
HeakrA Pool md CARPENTER spoEe TO the
same effect, Rnd the Senate in Vas then consd-
cred before the Seuate IS the pending amend
1nebt .-
MI WARNER moved tn amend the second scc-
ton to provide that the 500 to be forfeited by an
election officer Tor refusing OF knowingly omif1ng
to give effect to the section shalt he paid to any
person who 6EAf1 sue for the same, inslead OF the
farty aeGTityed- -.
The discussion Eas participated In by Measra
EDMUNDS and THURMAN, rho opposed Wr.
Warmers amendment Is well "a the bl1i Itself: NC
SHERMAN, Who considered the bill defective and
needed amendment; STOCKTON aud HANIL-
TON. Of haryland, until O'Clock, when the SEN
ste tooE recess
The evening session vas consumed In g speech
~ Mt. C1sAGlN In support Of the bill to execute
the LAWS Of the United States in Utah.
Adjourned.
, 1870-05-19

PEORIA, H., May 1s--Anuthcr rape case took
place ln Canton a lew days since. 4 mau named
Aurendale, aged II, living near Cubs. and wns ar
rested and held to bali in $1,000 There are threats
Of lynchnG, and great excitement, Us this Is the
A child OF Charles Haggnrty, OF Orton Township,
fell into cistcrn, on Monday, ami vas drowned.
The body ol child was founti hid In eaves By
dog, and torn to pieces By HIN, OIL Sunday.
The citizens anu old settlers arc preparing for
grand celebration On the Fourth Of july.
, 1870-05-19

At the meeting OF tho Bca7': Of Police, Yesterday
afternoon, the following rGst'-=iHe @rEe tt1ed On
john palmer, Second Preslnct, lna2tteadug 9
prisoner aud being intoxicated CensuEsd, and
ordered toforfe:aVe daysr pa5. Megecu1SEo t1eaf
Henry smith, same precinct, disobedtence Of o.
defs 1nattention to duty, and using coarse and r.
su11ng language towards bfosher omcef 10
forfeit three days pay
, 1870-05-19


Special Despatch to The Chicaso Tribune.
LoCDoSVN1R, May 1a-A farmer named Thos-
Russell living Elk niles sonth OF here, while ua-
hItching bis team, met with q serious accident
The horses became frightened and ran on, throw
ing Mr. Russell down and breaking his right leg n
two places, and otherwise mangtng him. There
is no hope OF his recovery. III
MAsslI1ny, o., May ls---At about O'clock this
morning, the body Of WIZ Har1iiep German, 81
years old was found In the cemetery at this place,
pierced By TWO bullets. One shot entered the head
Just over the right eye, tNe other passed through
the breast 4 revolver Was clutched tightly In the
left hand when the body was found Evidence pro-
duced at the Corpne1's inquest goes to show that
the deceased had Of late been suffering from
slight alteration OF the mind- a suicidal death
IVES the verdict rendered ..-... =.
CINIuE. O.. May 1s-At about II O'Clock last
night Mr. Williams, who resides at Marion. ohio,
and Tas stopping at the St. Cloud Hotel, Of thlS
place his room Being In the third stoy got up In
ut of insanity and leaned from hta bedroom Tt1.
Mr. Fabers news depot. This broke his fail or he
would have been killed instantly. He wns injured
seriously, and is still At the hotel IN dangerous
and suffering condition.
, 1870-05-19
NEW YORK. :
Press Comments on the Recent
Election.
What the Democracy Can Do IN
the Way Of Frauds.


NEW York, May 16.-Au the repeaters, who
we're arrested yesterday. were released on ball
They were to appear at the Court Of General ses-
sons to-day, but during the night their bail bopt1s
disappeared my5teuously, and they will not bc
brought to trial. The victory Of TammanJ WIS
the greatest for seEernl years.
MONUMENT 10 GENERAL sTKu1ES.
A 1nrge number of Germans left tonight for
Steubeny1lle, where menumcntto Baron steu-
ben is to be dedicated Tomorrow General sgef,
Governor Hoffman, Governor Seymour, and Carl
schurz viii be present
ACsIcAL-
Arrangements arc being pushed for the Beetho-
ven Musical Celebration of tic American Institute
Building. The managers promise that the affair
Will be more brilliant than the Boston Jubilee.
WALL STREET. =
Tie money market continues easy. The railway
market was more quiet than yesterday, and
strengthened towastt the close, but without M
usual features. The principal dealings wern In
Lake, Shore, Rock Island, Ohio l. Mississippi, and
New York Central md Hudson River -
a DOUBTFUL COMPLIMENT.
. Tile Irorid edtteria1ly refers to the Mcfarland
case, aud tlenounces Mcfarland as one Of the
meanest and most deaplcable towards, whose
haseness In publishing his wites Ietters after the
trial was oyer, disrlaFed an unusual depth Of deg
radiation. 1t says, ave arc not sure that hang.
ing would not have been the greatest mercy that
coull be shown him; for what can lite be worth to
= ,,t.cro,n. On tbnrnrnhjv Jczp,aa,1 an, ,oathaJ
S. ~ e,sn a ~.
rs &c Il. Iae heFte WAS on Acf aslauos siae oe-
fore and during the trial, and last Saturday and
NoElay published some Of the private letters It
r.f.rs r.
..-..-.- 40 u'e Assoelauo ttefs.l
GESEE4L sHEEiAN TO TIE 9splAS coAM1sS10S.
NEw YORK, May 1s.--At d meeting Of the United
states 1ntlan commission to@lay letters were
ahd ifcm Geheini sherman olSapproVlng such
5hGennss, M! sayinE toaI tnc TEL 4neston aonln
uhls ge a1sSusseu m.e!E y. & InG cii au9 AZ, nno u
t1ey Moun aaJouIn u so!t au!t5 0r r9ll laee Ae
, 1870-05-19
IkniIrouds-SlnCk Wafer iii the Little
Wnbasf.-CrOps--Eo
{pyTkstofl. .fs7ltA nf THs Chfcnr9 Trfbunk

CARNIr LII, MAY II, 16Iu-
Ton seldom hear from this part Of Illinois; but,
beside being the ablest exponent Of Republican,
Ism {as modified By common sense>, TIE TRIBUNE
Is recognized as the best naespapv published In
the West Tor the East, for that matter1 and
have thought that few Items from this section
might prove acceptable to you.
We hope, before this year closes, that our county
will be tn direct communication With -FOUR city by
means Of the Springfield Illinois Southeastern
Railway which is now In course Of rapid const1uc
ton. This road starts at Shawneetown, On the
Ohio River, and runs through Gallatiu, White,
Wayne, and Clay Counties, connecting With tho
branch OF the Illinois Central at EdgcHood, thus
giving all Southeastern Illinois an opportunity OF
trying the Chicago market for wares End mer-
chandfse, rs also better market In which our
people may dispose Of their produce. When this
railroad connection Is made, We shall be enabled
to read the Chicago papers tn the evening OF the
day on which they are issued.
the trade OF this portion Of our State, and botn
theee cities arc striving to retain 1t ~ building
railroads. penetrating Southeastern Illinois, The
Cairo / TlnceuDes Railroad Is about to be put
fairly On it's feet asntu. Our people are greatly
Interested In this railroad, az It WILL pass through
our Town and give us all outlet to Cairo and Cin-
Cinnau We have reason TO believe that 1t WILL he
completed within q year
The slackWater In tua Little Wabash River was
to onr ae Eeope Sed 5a9 eny e
Northern Illinois who assisted us In the Lcgtsta-
ture deserve our thanks. The improvement IS
made more than self-sustalninS.
In the opinion Of olr best farmers the indlca-
lions are all favorable for a very latgr yield Of
cerenls, especially Of corn, q Which . much
Is usual Wheat looks uucoMm01iy well.
We experienced tcold Enan" at..a critical time
S5 ne an @ n1 7 F dae
US fn1r SNORING, the yield will he sozaethi1s cx-
traors1inarJ.
wh,ch srefn IN haze hefn nnnnrcntlr dead In this
, 1870-05-19

wpst-CIoft1cs md silk Dresses.
colored girl named Mary Russell, aged IS
years, arrested for larceny as bailee Testera5
nttc1noau. 4 few days ego she called At ne
tooms Of Mrs Mary Hoffman, In the building No.
ZIG South Clark street, and asked for wishing:
some clothes we're given her, and AMI occupant Of
Is rcr wcefs She remained unt1 evening, when
she Tan away with two slik dresses, worth about
ia, and the unctean garments Mrs Hoaman
where The clothes were. she replied, t'At my
mothef'a We will 90 and get them" They
walked all over the West Side, but the mother'a
awav, Mary could not ind Il. Mrs Hoffman be-
came tired, and called Policeman Lee, Who took
The prisoner to the UnIou Street Station She then
acknowledged that she had stolen the articles;
said she was poor, and had no other means Of sup
plying herself With wearing apparel This morn
fnC she Htll hare a hearing
, 1870-05-19

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon boy named
Henry Hogan, aged IL years, had his left foot
house about 10 be moved, on the corner Of Ewing
and Haisted Streets He WIS taken to his home.
No. eco West Polk street. Or. Hutchinson, who
was called In to attend him, said ampntation
would be pecfSSafT.
, 1870-05-19

Physicians, Strike in Louisville
Steamer Sunk
LOUISVILLE, May 1s--A large number Of Me,1l-
cal men hare resolved to meet in convention On
the 25th inst to protest against the tax levied On
physicians By the city. E11, SO for city license
They say they will refuse to render gratuitou3 ser
vices to the public institutions as hitherto.
4 special from Carksrile. Tent, says the stea1u-
er Robert Moore sunk at Cumberland Island
YESTERDAY, She ha1 12D hosyhcsts Of tupa:co and
10 barrels Of hour for Cnciunau, and 100 tons Of
LIZ uusi.'
, 1870-05-19

At nalt-past II o'clock yesterday morning, q
horse attached to q bugg5, In which was seated
NJ J. p. ReeI.-ran away on Van Buren street.
nj. Rccd was thrown cut and badly Injured about
thc head. Il1s injuries we're Intended to at the
lrnE store On tic corner OF Van Buten and Wells,
and be vas able to walk to his home, No. As sonth
JVe1q street.
, 1870-05-19

Auucsrl, Ga-, May is s--aoyernor Bard, Of Ida
he, Ia his way to Washington. It is stated that
he Will resign and return to Georgia, to a!d in de-
1::..tlg Governor 6niipc1 ai.d 14 t'uliry-
, 1870-05-19

At quarter after O'Clock, yesterday afternoon,
8 man named Simon Griffin jumped or fell Into
cued bF some citizens, aud Policeman Swanson
took him to the ArmoIy. He Was placed In cell,
and about O'Clock TOOK OF bis boots aud WAS
about to pus on some drT clothing, when he laid
Uts Cnroner was aert for, and tFlf an inquest
xue iu1y .eu.eleu verdict tnAs <txx4u t....ilsd
, 1870-05-19

HAyASA, May 16.-Captatn General De Rodas
has revoked his late order compelling persons GO
Ing to the Cnited States to give security Of 900
that they Will not engage In conspiracy agaInst the
Spanish Government Ii Cuba.
, 1870-05-19

The Methodist Conference ut KaltI-
more
BAI11AoRE, Jlay 16-1n the Conference Of the
Methodist Church, frzte1nal messengers from the
Methodist Episcopal Church South addressed the
Conference The President replied IN recfprp-
"a tnnnnpr
, 1870-05-19
Richmond e,tty Politics.


McuNeIp, May 1S.-The primary election OF the
Conservative party commences Tomorrow. There
nTe rWo candidates for each on1ce-
Senator Norton, Of Minnesota, Is here
, 1870-05-19

Opening OF the New Soldiers Rospt-
txl Mt Dayton.
DAYTON, May 18.-Thc splendid new hospital Of
opeped tomorrow afternoon. It furnishes CON-
rfete accommodations for 800 patients, and Is one
Governor Hayes, Of Ohio; Governor Baker, Of In
dlana; General SchencK, General Which, and
Samuel Galloway Will be present The occasion
terestlnc in the history OF the Institution The
exercises viii be under the direction Of Hon.
Lewis B. Gunckel, Resident Manager, 70 whom
the Institution Ia largely indebted for Its PROS
DefitY.
, 1870-05-19

.MNS0alC.

Rcsnlar Communication THOS. J.TURNER LODGE,
No viii be held this tIluEsday] evening" II Haney
H1, s. pearboru-st, nt O'clock The fraternity cor
daily welcomed. Work on the i. G. deg.
, 1870-05-19
CANADA.

The He'd River Expcditton-f>rivi-
teCeH Conceded by the United States
Ssovcrnncuts
, 1870-05-19

A team md wagon, owned by James ODonnel,
anu driven By Michael Martin, loaded with stone.
ran oyer Little bog named Willie Proctor, II
crushed, and it Is Thought he Will die Martin was
arrested and locked up IN the AImoEy to await
the result Of the lads in}urfes The accident hap
pened on the corner Of Wells and Jackson streets-
The boys parents reside ut No. eo3 West Jackson
street
, 1870-05-19

About O'Clock yesterday morning Two men had
an atercatfon In the saloon On the northeast cor
t,ec Of Monroe and CLARK streets, and one stuck
the other on the head With q stone, tun1cttug an
ngly wound. The barfeeper did not report the
aitfay to lhe police until after the men had 1e1f
hence no artests were made.
, 1870-05-19

Having experience both Il in railway and bcI Of
fee, dc.:scs cEgagcmcr Add,css II, Tribune cicc,
til Mcrdsy next
, 1870-05-19

1oTe1s aud their debts. Cuzens OF san Domingo
are to he fully protected In their civil and religious
rights. The friends Of the treaty say The prospect
pi ratification IS importing.
kEIE4SEn-
The Department Of state Tece!ved 2 teiegram
The Cr,l,e.t 3orcr1mcut hnd ordered the release
of sisters Cudlipp and Mrs. Pratt
,rba sacnetar of the Interior heard the arEo-
noents Teatiye to the rights Of railroad companies
TO run their tracks through Indian teI1lLol5.
tsGse sa5s 5SDsesesatas ssnt c Of
and Others. Counsel Tas also present. Oh oeoati u
the Cherokee Nation
ExIpdcc Fisher was assaulted bV Joseph IL
Bradley Today, and struck heaEy big" Mith w.,
cane. Fisher u,prcd Bradley, ana ootn 1en ~ we
pavement Neither vas SER seEious!5 @Ssa aaf7'
Mt HoWcs, New York banker, had a long u
te1,iew to day with SECRETARY Boutwell, concerns
pubic debt a1 lower rate Of interest. He main
aned 5ass dH lou!
without going ahIoad.
REVENUE Bill
The WaJs and Means Committee were engaged
1sort.3n Of 1he Revenne bill the asuendroents
under consideration are those suggested by Com-
missioner Delaoo- 49,.
The President, at the solicitation Of 0aEes A1nes
and Senator Thnyer, to-day instructed The Attor-
e, nsg {se ioai an.bores M Of u Wso@ins Teos
fro1r, IT,teTfeI1ug with the Pacific Railroad, aud
faonar1Ifzing the interests Of the government
therein ,,,,...,
Several Senators, who favor the bill aholtshing
1rcnSjnr Sta{eti today that there was very little
.chanoe Tor its passage this season
The IArE1cuMEST CASES.
The petitions presented IN the Aonse, yesteriay,
julian pEayng t1a1 pfs aEetss M9 q ana me
1nsn ne stuTed by one #. u. Hastings, lawyer
81 ssn who was dre2ed y tas@ tES
IT, M cfsTres them with oppression, misbe.
hagto1, T and misconduct In ONCE None Of the al
LEGATIONS are spec1dc- -,z.,..z.,,
GpvERsNEST CLAIMS AGAlNsA oo'A1A8> HALL
The uousc Judiciary Committee to-day heard AZ
argument om Judge Pe o. GMsqna "a 10 on n be
sa Eaa - erfnrrernent Of claims Of the War Depart
poseV ps..t enafnst Tarious Southern railroads.
, 1870-05-19

Tie friends Of woman suffrage u the North
western States are Invited to meet at FaFweu Hall
In Chicago, on "Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th
Sorthwcste5Sn Nor Woman,s franchise Association,
aud to adopt measures for cauyassiug those Sta:cs
In behalf Of Womnn suffrage.
Mary Pearce, II. ]. Pes1ce, Hannah Stone, Laura
J. Ross, AFa J. IL s. Severance, ii. D., a. .. SeE-
Mei'aaa@M.s. {. .orette Case, Dr., McSaugh-
Ton, Mrs.. c. {: Lathzopt E,J. c9nnable, Eugene
PrengIe, Mrz n. y DarIil1 Captain u; 3; DaIHu,
MFs. u: a. Curtis, Rev; J. =. PaI1na1e, L clask,
more. no Mrs. i. Z BEau9ase, Mar Gsn,nlse1r FraaE
Sherwood, Maggie +. THOMPSON, Mimic E Ford.
Ohio-Sl5gt4ln Penny. II. S. Organ. h D., Thos
iliiaois.- / Dunlap. 4. J: Grover, n. J: Nc
A1istsr, James Wilson, John 3. Galloway, Fred
fs%, s%,59 IL, H.; hte!
sitslel Mnanl vi 9. il Bater, M H. i. basef, JAMS Jans
eaa Saaa g. Bia9e estnsfns %a has
S BROOKS, MAC. Il Levaaway, Nra = ]. Temple,
Msz J. n. Locmis, {, B. Waite, Amelia 4. John
porohue, S, Il Booth, Augusta a booth, II. l.
S1aylou, Eleanor II. Newman, Omar Newman,
Cry c. Sampson, Mr1 G. avg. uayiland, 7; A.
Rockwell c. L Leonard, Iehecea W: Mott, HoE-
ace E, Kmball, Ira Porter, Mrs. i. 3. Clark, pr.
y. v. Case, Lizzie E. Warren.
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Whitney, Dora J. Barrett, Sarah Y CLARK, Ksy. J:
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, 1870-05-19

Breach of Promise Case.
PIIIsBCRGH, May 1s.-1n the case OF Rev. J. D.
CLARK, On trial before the Ohio Presbytery OF the
United Prcsby ter1nn Church, for breach OF
promise Of marriage with young lady OF bis con-
grcKatisp, lha charge was sustained, aud the
presbJtery administered tehuke.