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and what he declared to be the
spirit Of prescription practiced up
on loyalists, white and black, to
| show the prejudices Of the white
governing classes in the Old Do
minion. Mr.. Palmer, also cited the
revolutionary condition Of affairs in
Tennessee and Georgia, and the
mockery of an election held in Louis
lana in 1868, to show that the SO
called reconstructed States afford a
solemn warning against reconstruc-
tion based merely upon the forms of
loyalty, regulated by test oaths, be
they never so rigid, without evidence
of loyalty in fact"
Meantime the bill admitting Vir.
ginia has passed the House, and
doubtless ere this has passed the
Senate and received the Presidents
approval, which is right, wise and
polite.
The vlndictivo policy went to seed
in Tennessee and tits high time to
abondon it.
And now comes Judge E. H. Will.
Jams, anu refuses to be Supreme
Judge of Iowa, which is too bad on
all US newspaper men who have
given him such splendid gilt edged
biographies. However, in his case,
he deserved them, which may be re-
garded as an exception to the gene
al rule.
The other twelve Judicial Judges
Of Iowa, will please take notice, and
make another grand advance on Des
Moines.
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Splendid job work being done these
days in the COURIER Office.
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THURSDAY, JANUA 27, 1870.

the place of the County Judge, long
since defunct.
McAllister is here exhibiting his
tricks in legerdemain, and G. w.
Couldock and his daughter, Miss
Eliza, quite distinguished actors are
said to be drawing crowded houses
nightly.
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FROM DEs MONIES.
Edito rial Correspondence.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, ]
January 18th, 1870.

/
Ids. COURIER
The business of Leg
islation has fairly commenced. The
Committees were announced in the
Senate yesterday, and in the House
to-day. So far as can learn eminent
satisfaction has been given by the
presiding officers ofboth houses in tie
make up ofthese Committees. From
the number Of Bills already introdu-
ced in two days, we are inclined to be.
lieve that this Legislature will not be
behind those preceding it in law-ma-
king. A little furry has been crea-
ted by the introduction yesterday in.
to the House Of . complaint against
Martin Heisy, Esq, Warden of the
Penitentiary, charging him with pc
culation and cruelty to prisoners and
supported by several afidavits. The
Mover in these charges would appear
to be Mr.. Reynolds, Mr.. Heisy's
chief competitor for the place at this
session. The action of the House
was to appoint by concurrent resolu-
ton a Committee of investigation
The Senate, however, to-day SO amen.
ded the resolution as to refer the mat
ter to the visiting committee about
to be appointed for that Institution
Werewe to give guess upon the SUBJ
ject, we should say the charges are
to a great degree the result of malice,
entertained toward Mr.. Heisy. This
matter may cause postponement of
action in the election of Heisy as
Warden until after the report of that
Committee. Both Houses went thro
the formula to-day Of electing the q.
8. Senators which will be confirmed in
joint convention tomorrow. The
contest for the vacant judgeship still
progresses. We notice as on hand
here pushing their claims Judges Day
and Chase. A new candidate COM
paratiyely is now in the ring, viz
Judge Murdock of Clinton county
He is said to have strong support, and
feeling is rife that he may be the
winning man. Gov. Walden is win
ming golden opinions as President of
the Senate. He is untiring in his la
bors to perform well his duty.
Val. Mendel, of the Abba Urio~,
works in the harness with his accus-
toned ease and urbanity, giving to
all that general satisfaction, which
secured him his reelection.
It is very evident, to the most
careful observer, that the members of
this General Assembly, are a live
working body of men, who mean
business, and have at heart, the best |
interest of the State.
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PROCEEDINGS

BOARD Of SUPERVISORS,
AT THE
January Term, 1870.
a- FIFTH DAY.
January 7th, 1870.
Board met pursuant to ADJOURN
ment.
President Tisdale in tho Chair.
Roll called.
Members all present.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The President proceeded to take
up the regular order OF business.
The petition of Rev. Frankforth
for use of the Court House, without
tho oervices and expense of the jani-
tor of the county. TIE committee
reported adverse to the petition
On motion said report was concurred
in.
The com uittee on assessments
submitted the following report Of
classification ofpropcrty for the year
1870.
To the Honorable Board OF Supervi-
sors of Wapello County, Iowa:
Your committee, to whom was re-
red the classification Of personal
property of Wapello County, would
beg leave to make the following re-
o TT:
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Horses ana Mules, hrst class SIoOO
I" .' second I" $500
9" third $500
Old and crippled at relative value.
Stations
Work Cattle, frat class $1,000
/" second 5000
I" third 5000
Mich Cows 1900
Steers three years old 1900
two 100
one 400
Fat Cattle three cts. per pound
Fat Hogs five
Sheep fifty cents per head.
Wagons first class 5000
!" second 1000
third $500
Old wagons at their relative value.
All of which is respectfully SUBJ
mitted. S. A. MONROE.
Chairman.
On motion, the following report
was adopted upon recommendation
of Committee ON second class claims.
The following claims were allowed
as herein stated:
The claim of VIM. H. Gaylord, call
ing for S49.25, the sum of$39.75, was
allowed.
The claim of VIM. H. Campbell for
S22,75, on which the sum of S1S.55
was allowed.
The claim of D. c. Rybolt, for
$50. 40, the sum of $27 40 was allowed.
The claim of U W Gates, for SIT 90
the sum of $1,000 was allowed.
The claim of G. F. Vatterlin, for
slO.sO, the suw ofS7.90 was allow ed.
The claim of William Walker, for
$2.15 was. on motion, rejected.
The claim of. S. Wood was on
melton laid On the table until to-mor-
70 Y morning.
The petition OF William Shadford,
Justice Of the Peace for Docket
On motion OF Supervisor Boyd, the
Co., Auditor is required to furnish
said Justice q new Docket.
The petition Of NJ. NJ Lane for va.
cation Of streets and alleys in Dab
lonega Iowa. The committee report
that they find that the law in such
cases has not been complied with. On
motion the said petition was laid on
the table.
The matter of the road petitioned
tor by VIM. Decker and others. The
same having been established by the
county Auditor. On motion the time
for paying costs &c, was extended to
juno lst, 1860.
On motion of Supervisor Boyd tho
Board proceeded TO election of coun-
ty Surveyor, the hume of. d. Baker
and John Grant were placed in nom.
ination.
Supervisors Monroe aud Hyatt
were appointed tellers. The mem.
bcrs of the board proceeded to ballot
which resulted as follows. J D Baker
received eleven votes. John Grant
received tour votes, d Baker was
declared elected.
The County Attorney, C Z Fulton
submitted his report in writing rela-
tive to the petition of the d VR r
Co., for abatement Of assessment for
, 1870-06-19
SuMMER RESORT.

WE ST e d HOT T.,
Formerly Stetson Hoo>e, L'ns Branch. NJ.
This eleksct hottl having bccn pufehased BY Goo. G.
PrrruFy- Jr. Janrs Sykrs. aod Pfrcf GaFinef. VIII E
cten far the reception Of Futvt; na the ah Juns. Ar
Nv K ES EARnSER Co tons Branch, r. +.
, 1870-06-19
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

GA1uknAT Ev1srsu, June la
The mumioeut fca4urn OF tho week IN con-
neeiion with general finances has bean thapss-
easo Of The ps5, ,ooa, 900 currency bill By the
HSuae Of Representatives, which has thos de-
Glazed itee1f IN favor Of sn increase Of cor-
rency to the extent OF from Us, ,00O, 600 to
$50, ,t0o, COO vt 1eaaz- Ihis bl1, however, Au-
tho1ixez the increase Of bank circulation upon
Increase Of bank issues would therefore noe be
made to aidin funding thadebt u . lower EAte q
interest. This objection may be the means of
defeating the bit in the Senate. OK n amend
mert may, be added there which Riu require
The new banks to deposit ! pet cent bonds:
week to week, closing It 112A today Against
l13A ons weak ago and uAH tvo weeks hKo.
Tho local money mrrkct has been moro &c
tive during the past week than ever before
known At this time OF the ycst. The specu-
lAtiye demand hiss almost absorbed the ioana-
up in grain aud vhiakey in store With three
million buahe1s more OF grain N the elevators
than ut this time Last yeaF, and al Of this grain
at prices twenty 1--we per cent higher tlan then.
it i easy to see why money aLould be tight ,eoD.
| t1zry 10 the usual experience At this period o.
summer. II the banks we're called upon tox
| another statement NOW, they would SHOW much
| less cash and EreAtar amount OF loans thar
| on the 9Th, Merchant customers applying fos
loans get what they ask fol, because they are
entitled to it, but Spectators find It growing
more difficult to ger money.
Tho country demand for currency seems IN
eatiable. The amount going out each day il
not extremely large, but It has kopt up longel
than ever before known, md keeps currsnc11
90 ecarre in this market that bankers are shl
ordering shipments Of it from New York Tn
scarcity vas 10 decided this afternoon that .
the close Of bueiuess New York exchange VA
+ unstable. ....
Sales Of exchange were mado in the fore
noon at 1-lD on. In the afteIuoon it waa ftee
| II offered 1T that aud at lower hEureb. bu
there were no t4kers. At the counter, bank
e1s sell 1t par, and buy at q to al5O pc
$1,000 or. A.. c,..na uouso r.,
, 1870-06-19

IHE COTTON TRADE
new YoR1, June ls-Tne cotton movement o.
the week uaS been light Receipts x al tne pnftas
il :s6 bales; e1por4, u, SO baleh
lNDICTKh .-.
An Indictment for fcin1tous AssAnlt aoo oa4!E15
has Deen found, by the grand tu!J, a2alnM ~
Crrrland Eho recently attempted 70 mdiuer hoo-
ert Schroeder the alleged seducer Of ne9
In the Police Court
A 5UK EULE KXy1No:L.
Mali adyicea TO June II esAte t9Ak !epa=1 1ass ~
rem received from Al the SCHOLARS Aoa Msans Nv. S
instted TO totn the COMMITTEES q Con!osson ,r y
1he rcytkinn Of The Bible g1ecrI CAo4o >f 80
ATchdcacon UAHtsop, and ". h9aoea!.c liz 1ts
NV leclined,-Df. Puss3, canon fA.ns snHSa. - :
Tn'5 r. Erteht d. Newman, md pE: TrcSclies aae
~. ~. "sn1nd IL froru uuuols. With these s1eep
t!opa, iii the uon-contofmSss "Ao "e'e ~
F'' ry-s rxsERlScK on F1nfFoRH kToRE
The nnard pf Fire Cnde1Etses7 nase aaupsn n,pa.
| a rcsn!nfon Recommending the VARIOUS ooWpa epas
mics 10 cnt{rr 1T the rate OF 1'sy eents pes
additional insu1ance for the pr1sneSs .. I'M
nrewcrks On sale, the eItfA pree 70 o1 3sts Ths
! for 1 period not exctc1ih2 lntlt! ~ bnt,d.nr,
tsme charge II also e1pcctrd 70 srntS - ~,
| containing nre-Torka With 1oe Gouten. Gouess.,,r n
chacge II suggested for tho better pao.HNn ~ ~
the tngurnnec companies from loss du1in& Ae AA>
| Noyke seaso1.
EE11ER1 Or wlSEuDCsk
| The wholesale Rhtne wine estzhfiaAmtnk q -
| MreAYA Eyerutny, 11s md 1&0 Cout Btrrc{s bfS1s
I'm. has been sel1ea BY Akdttant Azacxsors ",
rn1} snd Exsu, Tor IN alleged violation OF the
! trrrzI Revenue taN. The property seized ~
ysfUed It $1,000, md VA turned over To u
Cp&sed St1tes Court
, 1870-06-19

prize for tbs best msmeir on tho hAnaan poi-
foeonhy. As nooa ct tho Ln1nuss11pea re-
ce;ve1 cef!sspla 10 the w:rs,es of tn. aeati-
emv. the osfer for con-: etittoriH noH feTeaee1,
WITH the following programme; Tho delnear
ion OF Rants system IN ito essential futtd4-
mental principles and consequences; fta origin
md place fp the history Of philosophy, And tho
a4rnsiti1n Of tho fazaona why the Byssan ha4
sa.nsd no 7aatinK authority in Germany; and
Hoalfy, to define it's dehni.iro vltue. The
rtau1ec1pts must be sent IN before tho Isl OF
January, 1s7a. ",
Tbo celebrated anatoaiat Professor Hyth,
Of Vienna UniverAty, recently opened one Of
his lectures to his clAAs with tbs singular ques-
ton "Wh hich u the most beautiful toos. con.
aidered from tho anatomical standpoint9 and
then exid: ..1t is remark ab1e that theirs c40 be
20 nanv divergent opinions on this subject.
Whila the cons Of men look upon snzll, saar.
der and graceful loot u ladEn foot) II m ideal
one, the auatomtst utterly rejects II as oeAut1-
ful, and only the large. long and broad 1901 y
the ideal oue in his erea+ Even the EFcatest
classical w1iserB OF antiquity, Horace, Catulul
and others, who hid great appreciation OF 1e1a'
inine beauty, never mentioned IN the deectsp'
lions Of thef beloved ~ Is veil known,
they had raany-their sman feet. The people
belonging 10 the Celtic r1cn haru ANAL fest
The Bindoos especially have sneh small fee
md hands that they may be euyied By man!
European epuutesssA. The nAtive tyoope Q
The Epglish army iu India posaeee IN EnStant
their own aImnfy, whe1o peculiar kinds o
Weapons are constructed for them. The awot'
hilts mAde for them sre much too EMAIL for n
- grasp with ease. The greatest beaufles
Europe, tho ItAliAns, have really long An
hrpad fAht -
, 1870-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

Two uen have been arrested IN Newport, Z, !
T., for stealing cspc from + door.
rsceat hslstosn =. b1.lo 70 1,,,n5t s.Snes e
live and quarter pounds:
The f1sh oil uil1s of Conpecticut employ
1000 men, and II, 600 tons Of fsh guano are
furnished to the farmers, and $1,000 gallons
"A queer temperance pledge WIS onee cir
culated IN Russ1A 1t bound the eigneIs to
alttain from b1andy-till brandy should be-
Gre better and tolezably cheap
The Aantydcttfrtr and BntldfT assetts
| tesal being clay cass III mo9lda. Ike bullets,
| making m imitation scarcely nguashable
| IRON The genuine berry when roasted
-Ear-rings are much WON consisting OF
Inca dse-du11ar gold piecea hung IN hner
| connected by tm2l gold chains.
The Boston Traveller says that most OF
Tie unfortunate women recently arrested N
Il =. city for nieht-wa1king, md released on
':a;l, 4re doing well, and Chief Of Police SaV.
! re viii be ahle to report, when their term of
zone to the homes Of their parents, while
cthers bare obtained respectable employ
-Thc Springfield CLASSY ktpab.iean saJs ::
:. In spite u Tho opposition OF Boston and rs
aEyerE both honzs. have nov ~ passed ne ''n
There T. one man IN the Legialasure OF
Nsss schusetts who boldly declares thst vbis-
key ia nutritious and healthy.
Il The Richmond Young Mems Christian ~
| scc1ation have fitted up reading room for the
| .adit g, to which no male biped is admitted on
| any prctence. The Indies arc invited 70 Ivaal
| themselves Of tina free use Of the library, CON
| tai1icg ote1 ID, ,uo0 volumes, md the iead1ne
. 1 rseazines Of fashion will alwaya b. found on
1 the tables
, I A young Enelishman named Royds, &c
.ccmpxnisd BY his slster and female cousin
, x.s visiting Mount Salvatore, Alps. LAST nontn
when be missed his footing and fell Over II.
> | perpendicular preGpicea Of The mountain ~
0 | VAS Killed. probably instss1taneoas1y. IN
| Eoura' With Utmost peril to themselves, u
: I feuchiag for his body. Nhsn soHnd, ooe Q
a | Lie two remained On the mountain to kee
:, ! watch Of the rorree, while the other returns
T. % Lrgsno fer assistance II wzs far IN IN
;. | n,sht bcforo The so1tuw-stickcn Grl reacne
.te hotcl, and about l. m large body 9
:, u.u with 1antc1us, accompanied BY docto
II relieved the solitary guardian OF her rnidnigi
,e | ,a,sh, and conveyed 1lr. RoTds' remains
:, Id hotel -..
:. ABOUT ycar ago william Casnes 6Ils
,s l william T. Webster st the distillezv OF Z
ae former, in Grant County. ky. Webster and
., Mother OF calnes got into Al alteration, wht
ea Webster seized an II, md Was IN tho acs
u striking his adversary with it, 1hen Villa
or Carnes, seeing the peril his hrother ~.s !
[, | struck Webster On the head with stick
be wood, killing him instantly- Games waa
/, l rested, snd altar ward indicted By tho Gfa
d. | jury OF Grant County fnr raana]snghtsr.
n, | triA Of The caro- has Just been conctuded
Of the Circuit Court Of Wi1liAmstovn, resulting
verdict Of ioBtifahls hnnicide-
10 "A uumhar OF yoArs ago, the AeAosrn5
d. Mosl tud Political seispqoe IN rszss oaRe
, 1870-06-19

nufYnlo Live Stock Market.
Hry7A1o, June 1a-Hlrc stock Euktt unchang
ed. Beef dnll 1t 7@sc<
Sheep-<4:c-
HozsQuet g, ,oo8a.5v
, 1870-06-19
SPORTING MATTERS,
The Race Against Time-Po:hahputas
Makes Her Nile in 2;16.
Great Race at Boston Goldsmith Maid
Again vicsorioux-

AHo 1uI74
1o1nsNr TArIoR 70 RIDE AaArSsr TINE
JohnuI FaJtos, the celebrated horse-ddar |
lgankt dmr, bus been nstched TO ride 1ftJ miles
tn two hour, It Dexter Pa1k, On BAturdAy nex1,
William Du1det1, Of California, betting $1,000,
against aEIntlar aum put up by James Mecor- I
mick, Of Chicago, that the feat l. accomplished.
Fnylor TO ridc but nftcen horses In the perform
$50 r n =
FAST TINE BY roeAHoSrAa
From The Ne,r iorE Eun, June H.
Yesterday morning MI. Bonnerx mare Poct-
hon,as trottcd mile on the Fashion co1rse, with
ont bk1p or hreat, IN 9:1s. which i the fastest
Dexter The following are he PARTICULAR of lie
@ssd s. aa.s5sf5; 8 - ssesas.: :. .,. tsils gssS.
ins nc tuli ulle in iro minutes aud sighteea sec
i Fl ssssss H. !na sSs i s %s,os ;; s'n% Sss
York Focanontaa Ia bay mare nfteen hands
high, with black lowing mane and very long
| nous pacing mare beay1ng her own name. Nj.
Bonner paid $sa,ooo for her, th: hlghest pE1cs
| he has ever paid 1or any horBe. A. eoon ~ he
| wsT she IL uottlnG now seems TO v1nd!c1fe the
! co1rcrlncsS Of the judgment which MI. Bonner
eea @es. nesaa1ai Il aums snd s. doIe .dst sae Ia.
Lecn haaitua1ly driven In the park bI NJ. Bonners
\ 1us oRxAr RACE At BEACON rARk-
The Freat event Of the mccting was the race for
1ne atG ~ ne esnnT S q 9ae7 ias
rscl was III even better condition than when the
ios unka nj "a tse eeting The
| BIG mare, Lady Thorn, which had been left out Of
the calculations os betting men Tor several aays
| was drawn. she had not been Id good condition
e '1s nf sae as &@s5ssa - I'll Il
I NDne1rfl pfpmplly Al Z quarter
rasi Z george fsuner. though J. fast horse, Was
eSss ss ssonRst Ssh & . aaa Il xa
speeded song the aae1: / seemed = i notn,ns
tesn @ atss 81 De .aside. George Palmer second,
and the Mid the outside.
Frat Heut--The horses were EtTen The Wosu ~
Maid WIS length behind. They len9thened on1
/ Ike piece Of India rubber 1t the quarter
The speed Vas 80 z1eat mat GeoSe Lame ZANE
American Gin nncha11enset, and ercn the AAis
: Wks compelled to leave nef footing 70 Keep mp
ssse as eadEet iEe cadns ara VEN sose Tnere Va
not any perceptibls change Ia their positions nni
they cane to the last corner, WHERE both hoFsc
d1.s s, s Il 5u se ohc ees
: \ ahead end haEtng but short distance, st1Ainc
eTer7 ner.c 70 Keep theiE respectye places, a.
: | George Palmer even gained 30 mat some Of hl
= enthusiastic admirers shouted :. Hen beat her ou
y | set;" hut he didnT, though Goldsmith Maid va
Z only ahesd " neck. Tne heas!ness q tae trae
- IN The back aide nafes the nme-=::7H-e3ce
) Second uoc.-Geotyo Palmer got tho best Of Il
5aes rneT o we enoSs the sofr se ha 70
: and allowed Palmer % tafs The pole, md fe!l y
y | ctud American GtrI. He allowed them 70 tfot
T. them 10 compel them to Keep hard 1t work. Bo
e The leading horses hroke II the quarter, but 81
paT s ase ss5 iii vrns rns{ III Sst
II fol- place. So well WIS Dobleh policy uphesstot
, 1870-06-19
TIE CITY III BRIEF.

Amot1 the arrivals ut the fremont 11ouBs, 5es-
tc:tay, wesc tho following: Thels Afajcsuca Red
C1oud, Red Dog, Brave Bear, Little Bear and wife,
Ghuuaer Skin}; Black Hawk and wife tsam Arc);
The Man thht Carries the Swort hud wife, tthc
White COW Rattier), The One that Rams Through
sud wife, uhe World Looker): Lily Bear, Beat
l. al. me Sow, He'd Shirt, from The Plain. Major
Central John E smith, Major ": G. Bullock.
jules Ecoi1es. 1ohn Ricaa5sls: J. AcClnssy, escort
II, Hutt, Mobile; George Hope. Toronto; General
C7ark E. Carr, da'eshurs; L. p: Esscofook' oos-
ton.
YESTERDAY. were the following: Chin Poo, T.
Draper, Vernon seAman, Charles LspTcu1, SEP
F1aucsco; Hon z 4. SranlainE, Buffalo; hfcn,,
Theo. 1ultus, Pn!lsdelphia; HoIaoc Al!ng. Y. F.
AlfinE, E. W. AIltng, Newark, y: j.: Colonel 70:
clus T. Mash, Boston; amos Roberts, cal,fosn'a @
Kirby, Aubu,n, n. T.; A. Mckenzie, Mckenzie,
Canaia; u. j. Cotnsn, Columbia :: G.; Martin
PTesch. Berlin, Ffussla: Geo r. Morgan. NeT @
York: John q E2stbutn, BosIons Hcf' - L. aui
-a1uorg Inc arrivals ct the Briggs House, yees
terslaJ, were the following: Walter G. Nary, A.
hany;h Il b. kreidet. Elko, Nevada: J. D. base
! Rochester, Mlnn. n. s. OsboEuc, Quincy; JOIN
I Brownie, Scotland; A. J. Kay. Boston; nyEo'
| GRAHAM, Rockford: L ". g4c5: t3nsen. AoM NJ; \
ashel sseF,Dss SeT aorf; .tayrstc; ID E s. VA
neY. FOND 1u Lac; GeorEe E DouRncrty, Bnnaio
cheney pxeD: y $ 1snr1l n;.ssan sss1,oeW W6ite 1
Hura1on, Cedar Rapids; y. =. nser'@1' @e.e lux
vast; asns %H H. l. Raas 4 tss s. ne,s
yesterday, were ne Following: W@ Chamber eTs
ssmi Trov: r |. VotInsou. New YORK: Charlie
s,tIsssos SssaFa Es!ls; ,t =: n - Waived e wo5t
smith. Mcndota; a. u. Gllbctt, Drandon, ~ ~
csrtalp f r. Thompson, S!assra; Il C. w
isns, Roskora y payas, 7sr tr1ane; r.neeioa:
q. Garyo0,j. Champaign; II, Holmes, Troy: ).
MauTey, Rockford; D. Z. Whltock, Wa1ren-
, 1870-06-19
MUSICAL.
Closing my OF tho Cincinnati Sang
crIc4f-Serioux Accident Cuukcd BY
mn AlnfH1 OF ElFc.

crIcAt-serioux Accident Caused BY
mn Alarm OF Fire.
cIsc1kH41l, June 1s-Tne Cleveland Gesang-
xefe!n sang .Ihe Water Lgy" and Tess ,aI ess d
Ustsrfeisr," both receiving and deserving
sPPsms 1as nnnd s,s ne ss
ine Lnnl" The grand orchestra th.n executed
the allegro movement TO the Columbus symphony.
apd the muse pa5t ot The grsst ssaSs,sat q
The total receipta % The concerts have been aooas
tFcnty thousand dcilarA
CISc,sNA7r, June 1e.-At meeting Of the ne; mem. q:
Tas adopted. Mcctlnes Will hereafter occur eyeE5
tWo yeaia Competitive singing u specially pro
a % commission was sppoln:ed TO examine ihe
cases Of delinquent societies that 80 out Under the
action Of this morning.
This evening, a. ne wasensnan st tne Sanger.
fest building Was lighting the gas, the lame GaHe
10 contact With somc u The decorations, Wnlen
toek nEe. The GameA were extngulshed w1tl
damage no more serious thhn the destruction
oftxo or three dayH but the consequences Hcrc
yesJ eer1ous. The IRE alarm wh* turned on and
the engines were quietly a. ths trSs A. ~ thn , a.
Won vas 20 badly hurt that soehFili probably die
tsssSx Hss 1a Tss sio sa1gs as va 1
seriously hurt, and Mrs Otto, who intcrfered Il
| save her boy. rtcctEcd BONO Injuries
| TIE audience 81 Lie Cl0AuR E0HCClt+ AD~EtSuL
| vas ls1se, though lcss Than the precedsng efen
,pEA The entertainment opened with toe nrs
| movement OF the overture 10 Mcndclssann'
! "Cnlm Sea- which WIS execntci still more sue
cessfuly tnan last night Next followed choEuss
! b5 Individual societteN The LonisS1l!e fsn1
IEunsIchot lhe "6eru,an Muse Both wsr
h artlly spplauled. The Cicvelznd AEnnercnu
Eaug / turkish drinking soaz, feceiF1n9 : n
| runTs The Wooster MEnneEch1r sang the - Fol
est Prayer." also e7,.p.rd. The orcnestra Perfofu
cd q Reget,4 from symphonf in d ~ beethoStt
Tnt Schcrzo amt Adag1o movement In colamot
IA now performing the latter Is great impruTl
ment over the preceding tHoFL