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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-08

| LOUISIANA CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN
| METHODIST EPISCOPAL ZION CoNNEcr1oN-
| The Conference met yesterday morning &C.
cording to rule, Bishop Clinton presiding.
After the devotional exercises were con-
cluded. the minutes Of the previous session
were read and approved.
Several committees made their reports,
which were adopted.
Rev. Mr.. Jones, pastor of Wesley Meth
odst Episcopal Chapel, was introduced to
the Conference by the Bishop. Very en-
couraging remarks were made by him, in
which he gave assurance that his sympathy
was with the Zion Connection.
Anumber Of new societies were presented
aud received.
From the reports made by the presiding
elders fri m the different districts, il is shown
that the Louisiana Conference District is in
most fourishing and prosperous condi-
ton.
The case Of Elder J. Dutch was taken up
aud disposed OF according to discipline:
By the unanimous vote of the conference
Elder Joseph Dutch was expelled from the
Louisiana Conference of the African Metho-
dist Episcopal Zion Connection in America.
Religious services to-day, as follows:
Members Of the conference Will preach at
the several Zion Mission churches in the
city. Services at Lees Chapel, on IRENE
street, this morning at eleven o'clock.
Preaching by Rev. Solomon Johnson. This
afternoon, at three o'clock, the funeral ser
mon Of L der c. Lee will be preached by
Bishop Clinton. This evening, at eight
O'Clock, preaching by Rev. Thomas Jones.
missionary meeting will be held at
Lees Chapel, On IRENE street, next Tues
day evening. The Daughters of Conference
and the Missionary Daughters, of Bisb op
Clinton, will appear, in full regalia. Ad-
dresses will be delivered By Bishop Clinton,
and several ministers OF the Conference. A
will be taken up for the benefit of
the Conference Mission Fund.
The Committee on Devotion announced
the appointments for the Sabbath.
Conference then adjourned to meet to-
morrow morning, at ten o'clock.
, 1870-04-08

An Important fuICAa1A-
.--,.,,,
We cop5 HIW the lonana louut3 Ieounest" w
Journal the following IN seKari to the nTd of
r2etfnr Hrothers Co. sIlk manufacturers, Of his
-,
As!s - -.
We Ne Rt1d 10 !eAu 1aas sae ne1-Auo"n
silk manufacturing nEu Of Bsldfng Bsothefs Co,
rhaaed tne cne bttck e<tace on Mali street. u this
village, known the :" Rose SGk MIL. With al the
premises and x71uE1en4neca, and. further, that
the work OF Ekot1inE hAs alfeAAly cotkoleuced,
preparatory 70 immediate occupancy. This
pTprefty Is OF the very dlst claxsy the structure
having b<tn Originally eoHTietcn aboNt tasee
.tAra Ago, with Ill mote1n Improvements anil con-
Teniencra, II large COT the power il In s.
feet breas wheel. with = fall Of wafer sufficient
CONTAINING The Mill proper Is l9l by n feet: the
dye-houpe snd wnecl-house ad}olnlng tsetng IS ~
% fret. 1t IL understood that the price paid fuF
, 1870-04-08

HAvASA, April item columns =. Spanish ,a ~
ifDOps left Puerto Principe with !nsttnt1l..ss, - -
tlrlde inru sual! paytes each rDluAAn 1n,f sea4eu
oEIaess from The Captain General ...
The rrl'el General AEra.upusc lately hung man
to trce on the rpad leading into Puerto r1lucips
With The inscription pinned 10 him, Executed for
trying to surrender.
The towns OF Carcorrn. St.,1ntcu and Guaya-
marc are strongly fortified hs Spanish f1os,Ps.
Companies Ut volunteers are being organized In
these toWns, composed cntirly ot C1haus, and ~
eoon rs equipped will proceed TO the 1eld.
Two hundred Spaniaris from the garrison Of
Puerto Principe marched Into the town of Santa
Cruz, Hhcrc they captured and executed three
rctel Colonies, nan,t4! Reels, Cuncto and Aedtna.
Spanish despatches report that the rebel General
Jorau has certainly ed the country, nnts thar The
main bcds Of the Insurgents consisting ot 80 men,
l. commanded hy General ARramonte- Thc4e de-
sratches also state that the Congress has been dis
soiye1l
Cuhau families who surrendered to the Spanish
authorities al Cesreles hRi abandoned the region
Of Les Tunas, and retired. with about dozen fol-
lowers, to the Cnmaxucy rcE10n.
Spanish conveys OF provisions now rcArh Tue
town Of LIS Tuuas without molcstAuou bJ the In
surRcntx-
A boIIcr on tic rzceiosa plantation. near Car1e-
nas, latel5 exploded, killing ninc and wpundlnE
fifteen Of The hands employed, and completely de-
mo1lan1ng the boiler house.
4 duel WIS lately fought between the rebel
Coaoncl* Ryan nns suEuilt Result nnfnoWu-
, 1870-04-08

appreciate the gravity of their poAiuon. he aatd
We have done 70 curing The wtnta1+ and iadtod
eveT atncs the tvent1 Of t1st October, TIL now VIC
nnde7tan6 Ind fully appreciate the responsibility
tnat rests upon NJ" He added: ,.We bare
oeen In constant communication with Her Mates
~ Government on the aublect and the two Eov-
sInmenta arc IN unison, and for ono object, and
taat u to retain that country a. portion of Her
Aa1esty1 dontplonA, snd to AsseFt Law and order
tnesc The Tine Of conduct has been Bottled upon: !:
what It Will be must be Withheld from tho House
4 present Her Majesty. Government, however,
while acting In accord with us, Al approved the
coufse We have advised, and Is cooperating with
u IN carrying out that course" BE was sure th1s
.ts y ~ ceaIae redld be carried to successful Issue
QcrsEc: April :.--Tns Trustees Of the Peabody
estate In England have communicated With the
government Of the Province Of Quebec u to the
aaaF1sahlty q founding village in Lower cana
"a, And building f2l1nhousea, a church. Court
sent -
AoNfxLAt, April AT 4 meeting held tonight
Inc Aarof rfes!dlng, resolutions were adopted de-
nounc1hG The Scott muf1eI, and demanding nnIll-
taJ protection To the loyal inhabitants Of the Red
hFtE county.
, 1870-04-08

FOND Dc Lac, NlS, April Dur municipal etA.
t;t1 was an I. citing one. Two tickets wcrr IN the
fiehl The Citizens Union ticket WAS supported
y all heavy ta1.patcea sud our best citizens gcE-
cfallr. The Peoples ticket VAS supported by al
the lower classes Of the population, an q! course
ontnnmteset1 the other ticket n. T. J. Iaschin,
the MA1or-cleef, Is N original peuoc12t, but Is
now on the fence. Foiiucs wese dtsca.ded. but
the Co1ncN stands nine Republicans to st1 Hes1o-
cfats. Both tickets put good men Ia uotntn1s&u,
md the rrsun Is that The city will be vel OmeFssl
There Was IN Immense amount of tlecaooes11ne-
The election has no political significance
JANEsSuIE. April THE Democratic have elect
Cd thtIF candidates for MAypr, Clerk. two Akier-
men, two Superv1Do.s, xud School ComMls1ot,Ef; !;
the Republicans, the TREASURER, Attorney, PcntF
Iust1ce, Jnsttcc Of the Pe1cr% and wArd ofncrta
rxK1S, Ill, kpEA G--lestcs.iay viii lonS be r.
mcmbcred IN Tckln+ not thSt It WIS simply the day
of election. hat that 1t was tho rsst dAy that The
this ralt Of the counttT. We held our township
cIectiop All pAAsed otI IN = qu,es manner, which
tcsu.ed in the cLci.n9 OF the full Republican
ticket. except one Justice OF the Pcaee a1d one
Constable. C1ptain BILL TtancE,-t Democrat,
tpAn who hearts OF hIA Democracy. MIN Who
might during the waT hare been called a rebel
who WIS running on the Democratic ticket, whs
the nrst TO 50 TO The polls arM II am with
negro and see that be deroslted bis ballot, thai
precious privilege - long denied him By the parry
who arr now the n.st 70 steal their vosts
ENC1NSAI1, April Tho oEclal ct'Nnt OF the
vote It the recent city election shows that Fisher
Republican, il elected by / majority Of 4,5&h
Acreage Republican majority on the cttT ticket,
A1A OuctM rtturls show thAk william Stons Is
elected Alderman In The Fist Ward.
, 1870-04-08
ILLINOIS,

Horrible Tragedy near Coionsl. Hem
n CountJ-A Farmer nnd his Wife
Murdered In Their BED, nnd d Lit
lie Child Terribly Hcatcu-SLxseeu
Hundred Dollar Secured br the
As4naslns.
CAMBRIDGE, April 7.-one OF the most brutal
nnfdeta that has ever f.erzs committed In this
county WAS pe1petrated dear Cotona, ILL.,, on the
9Th inst. A. X. Au,ufusi, = farmer living about
three miles rest Of Gotona had Just sold his farm,
donEiless By the money supposed to be in the
houAe, Effected an entrance while the family
Ne msFe a,ssts ssletn h',ls h,,. 6oy , ws; 4:
oes Of them attempt to rraea under the he p,ilaw s
q Iii: Aumford. and gave the alarm, which aHoke
Mfh A11nfnr1, and she screamed, awattnr her
husband, rho spsanG ~ Doth we're Immediately
xas completely severed from bis body viii snlit.
The little boy MS then knocked down and left for
dead The rnfslans then LETT, after securing over
81 LOCO IN money, and come notes In the morning.
and the boy al lay upon the floor, wclsertng In
thelr blood. The boy WAS found TO be
alive, md WM restored 50 as to
thc parents we're both dead Two strangers, pro-
tending 10 be catt1e buyers, who hal been hanging
about the uctEhbo-hood for several days, arc sup
posed to be the murdeFcfR One has = light COM
ps;x!So;n ,han e1ns syes nss. n,a ase
and hal On q black felt hat anh leather ehocs The
other was tall and slim, with dark c5ea black half,
pale complexion, and nervous temperament; wore
blue soldlcra coat, and thick boots Intense ex-
caught there the fuflans would undoubtedly be
ltnched They traced one OF tho futdans some
two miles over nelus, by blood from the wounds
which he had received In the tp4slc With M1.
atumfovtl. Every cnort Is being made u arrest
the nuY1ifferA
, 1870-04-08

Official Denial Concerning the nc
ported Application for 4 Receiver
OF the Union Pacific ltntlrond-
Personal Military Activity The
Floods
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, April THE otdccts Of the Caion
rsci1c Railroad t!en. the statements contained IN
the telegram OF the 9Th. from Caeyerne, In respect
to the arplcato Of creditors foE rccetFe1 IN ne
courts q WTomieS No errdltors Of the couran!
haze given such notice. The compan{ Owes no
authenticated Ct ases1tAned 1fots u SeoIassa =
nay Ill Indebtedness when due. DaFlsr who =
allcEsa to have given such notice, = noS CREDITOR
Of hs naStt, aox afa e es e
The company claims that tncse rtncee1tnSs hare
bcen instituted toE the pnspo*c Of ol1cEInA1!ng tac
fhfpush he wyoming Leeislatu1v n Is feceni
session, which Congress u abons 70 ananl
Jesse u. h,enassss E:a. PseSaeat e sne Cn1ss.
e.seo tn-dav. to Elatt on .t1 around the world
YesserdsJ, ssout noou r.snssr: st"rlo{sd =; y
FxFnhsn and Txeltth streets. fen tFom the ladder
to tnc gruunI, distance OF Ahont Ten feet in n1,
as Graz sst,F,iy rsrvas IN military circles in ibis
,,ena .tment Troops arc being RAPIDLY pushed
ustNar 70 IL ,npn.tanms IT. PSI15a Io3,to ,,~ .,,x
tn-dsT, q. rp1tt westTxsu f
Cspfai1 j. c. Aeycr, late OF the First Sshtaska
csrsi,Y aud Ee1l-knoNn ctt.en nf this place.
iie,i very suddenly, Al - cAsl5 hour ibis morning
" Pr!narts f,pr the wees to-day shnK u heav1
| snnE.stnT1u ii Cheyenne and Co1tunt, aud wes
I'D north Of tae ats p'ass mMSssIh;s s;,z eo On
,ett - r;rht The Tiyef continues HstuE, and, =
Tri l. within IT'S banks, tut rase Ct foot or s'
iii overflow The bottom lands-
p.r4 VIM E.jtscY nnl Ehnore Blake, tn at1ctop,
c4 inr "a e,oss he nver on Sunia! aiternn.a, n
Yin st1ncf snax and Wese psectpttated THO ii
| wafer md nspHteA-
, 1870-04-08
FOREIGN.
The conscription Troubles in
Spain Becoming Serious.
d Fortified Camp Of Insurgents In
the Outskirts Of Barcelona.
Reported Flight Of General Jor-
dan from Cuba.
The Spanish Corte& Advised Of
tho Complete Suppression
OF tho Rebellion.
GREAT BRITAIN.

ADVANCE m TIE FHicK or PArER
IoSpoN. April 7.-The p1res'.nakers Of the
North Of EnGIand. q = meeting IL Manchester.
Of paper 10 per cent, owing to the tea.ness Of
The bullion In n-tac Dsnf af England b,. a,crc..,
ed f3as during the past week
lospoN, April The Nn<', IN N editorial on
the boat iacG, Fays that pluck and perseverance
RAFc Cambridge the victory 1his Il gratifying to
the public, weary Of o1onisn succeas, which had
'*1%s 1s saS onoaS1o9s ,, ..esss;;onr
eSSnass poSnaes enc inc 'a''sfae'0n genuine 'nd n1
il Is limited To-day that Sir s.a7on, Sorthcotes
the He'd River dt11culsy.
LONDON. April In Inc House Of Lords to-day,
In the Commons. Mr. Childera, First Lord Of the
Admiralty. aald Captain Amberts, Of the rnan-of-
war Daphne, now cruising IN the Pacific, had heen
directed to Use the utmost vigilance to arrest the
deportation Of South Sea 1hlaadera.
Monsell, Cndct-Co1onial Secretary, In rcr1y to an
lnqutg. informed tne M House that nothins haa been
Of March. when the government sent full tnstruc-
tons TO the CanAdlan 2uthor1tieA
The House resumed Tho consideration Of The
Irish Land bill! In committee.
Mr. S5nan. member for Limerick County, movcd
IN amcpdmcnt providing that Al cvtcted tenant
be entitled 70 danuges equal ta ten gcass rcus but
III. Gladstone opposcd this, though be sa,d he
WEE willing TO provide for a free contract after
the provisions Of the tl had been observed for a
left to the conrta. Mr.. Gladstone proceeded tu
dtscuss and defend the other clauses Of the bill
Mr. Claiborne Hardy admitted that the most ot-
1ect1onRbe features Of the ltll had becn removed.
sr Roundcl Palmer Was aycrse to further
Eafi Grcy thought the hit1 an Admit acheme fos
extortlng long leases from reluctant lanLil0rdA
Hunt and Hogan favored seven yeats as the
term OF lease.
Ta ri hhr1t nr
, 1870-04-08

Mr. BECK, ron the Committee On Approp.ia-
tons, reported RESOLUTION IN Inference to the
ooncuH1nX with the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue III his opinion a. to the fern, ztze, tc Of
thc book adapted 70 the business OF the people.
NAs4GExEI OF MARINE Hos111ALa
Mi. AISGS offered resolution directing an
the condition snd management Of marine hos
pitnls. Referred to the Committee on Commerce.
3Ir. POLAND, from the Committee on Rc+tsou
Of the Laws, nportct, back Tie following b!l!s To
prosecuted. Passed Il a1ows prosecutions fol
forgery, perjury, etc, IN the matter Of claims for
pens.ons and oosuty,se be Instituted within four
yeaFE.
Authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury TO ap-
point Rrcc1A agcnta, not exceeding dfty-thEec In
number, for the purpose Of making examinations
other on1cers Of customa Referred 10 he Com
mlttee on Retrenchment
FEnR,s rcne11sS a11S r4SHKn ~ e
mony In the United States Courts. Passed
exercise q ADMIRABLY Jurisdiction Ia Gnte'l States
a. M ~ conelns,on ot TIC morning hour, . point
q e{dss Taa s raised oy Aessts = IL PAINE nnd CuL-
t!ce under the rules as to the morning, which,
after an explanation from the Speaker, and con-
sidefan'e discussion, rent over for further con-
Me- DAWES, ftom the Committee Oh Appropria-
hons reported bill appropIiatinR $1eo a.3 TO sup
tets abEuad, for the nsca1 yeat ending June 80,
1s'a He explained the cause Of the deficiency,
and me OIL passed, v,u,
me Mouse then went into committee on the
Iar!E BILL the claose under consideration being
pound, as .greed g yesterday, and S PEI cent ID
sTe1 r. nans !, psns ts.t
% MT' fs'is sciiEscK .euns M instruction OF tho
COMMITTEES q Ways aad Means, novel TO strike
ont Of me bl ~ relating to clgarh anl leave the
Ia" t,s ss II Is a. efesenI ,,.,ns,,,, u. cczrcr
hI!s1 cnns!de.anIe alscn ssl9n, -. oCnEsEh
Withdrew BY motion. and Nj. AYERs renewed Il.
naa @ tns hnole paasKfAp9 "as stiuC, oue' 1ea'lae
| 81 1R0oKs &: y movsd 10 amend the sub
se4aent ciaase ftlst1n9 70 c9s.on manalAstntes si
as 70 Teaa: ~ az o. 2! 9,.a1, S1,ton a5e ,5
oo al otnef aAlcies nhuulactuleu oi CotSons tns
act o. AAlc4 !Hel, - ne1SnS AIsS!
d!sGn9s!on by MesHa 6HAghs, cth1f;Ml:661a hEMl6a
nHouEg SSiiE niass',. % %nAYShsn. ; Cox 1Ef and FfSn
ME MARSHALL moved 70 substitute 80 rer een1
. % ta.esse LUZ toe pio'4oeo IL eoe
| hctecte1 ,..,-., A.
NJ: NlSASs offered a. & substituted foE n ~
ACT Of Aarch :, 1851. Rejected
NJ. hiLiSOS moSea - Aheha y ssslklus on
tne ~eius md ILL aoo1loh ahe1eto, ~ Fe1 cea
oa TTT1 IT, onnoaca c,.,,o a, ,he nrcxcn
| iaw, ana Ar; Schenc1 defended the action
me a5s ana Meaas CommAsGs.
During the t3lscusslon Mf. Butler said It VA
due 10 the ChMrmanstof the committee Of Waya an
Mcans, a. well as to himself, To make q remark b.
way Of personal explanation In the commence
menf Of this Congress, he had, In the shcat O
debate, stated substantially that be Intended It
Investigate the course Of the Chairman Of th
Committee Of Wass and Means At tn. time he
had many stories broached to him .tch hat
forced themselves on his mind Hell. nce In
vrstlratetI fhem antl hatj fo1,ud them, ever
instance. to he Of that class Of .9ler
, 1870-04-08

eent!J annexed to s. Louis BY 1e9iAlAttvc enkct-
auesss VEN brought here. Carondeles Is atK m!lea
sou4a ~ b. Louis Court House, has about n, 90
Popn1aIon, hrge irun fusnzees, ua1tns ways, shiP-
The Mississippi Valley Gs1pe Rnd Wtne-a7ow-
G etn Association c!oeed / three daJs session here
s,nI n sisefnoon Member from Illinois, lows, MIS-
o1H- &nd other StA;eA were rEcsent aua much
information Laid heforc the association.
Honlng farther has been heard from the steam
s;F g. Hithuond. a wreck.nR boat went 10 her re-
oe 1ased H1thout much damage. The boat u
sa!uea y szo 90; Insured In Louisville and Pitts
tH9 tuut9a o1eea She had about eighteen hundred
y pan y follows: pactnc Of Cx1foruia, 81, ,ooo;
nfobe Mutual q St Louis, IS 1oe: Citizens and
Centa1, ,000.
, 1870-04-08

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stet..1 c1 -. MH4oot uon3 ne p91oe o. ~.
sTs.1s - y s10e pef -. aoa
~ - q WnMM4 tSI1' ss.s.eass sass ae1s Gme aR
A. ... na .1o1n. a. A1a ~: csTMt oeieoaeo kne tA
ne+st7 ~ IL lnan ~ e0naueaos 70 .ae Psos'
p7aAA9 " %07 oo~415.
xrt+ho.,, s..,,Ita. - ~ e,,, = . n,
If Ia rorsntnv 49, - ;esrt5 ses tt o r,stt.1
rste;tys to fna inoon1e AZ ~ i.Sen nn ~ n,atsn
nf IN fhnrmsn IL smsntsa l,x ~ F1rsre. M Cs.
nitter d. I'M ef1tt1nrs ~ ths rr.sr+f rssT -.
% ssis1iea ia dt4drt II sn5 nIts Ii rt,er.
, 1870-04-08
TIE ICE GONE OUT.

TWO Million Feet of LoE4 Carried
over ST. Anthony Enllx-Tempo
Dn1nn swept !AN ny-Eho Tunncl
Full of Winter AEufn.
, 1870-04-08
SPAIN,

MADRID, Arr1 1.-Thc popular opposition to the
operation Of the Military Canscr1piion act has not
atate,l Yesterday number Of men entered So
vile from the. nefghboHng villages Of Camas and
Santipnnca, with baunerB ry!nR, shouting :" Viva
RerublIc.' and 4'Dovn With conse1iptlon." They
were evidently sent out to test the disposition OF
tho people for a general rising. The rioters were
promptly arrested By the authorities Groups Of
people formed around the glard, and for time 1t
was thought that efforts would be made TO rescue
the prisoners They were safely lodged In Jail,
AFTER eorne difficulty, and the crowd dispersed
The city has become 1u!et
MlnR1p, april 1-s Il m.-Ecws from Barcelona
ts highly important. Advices just received state
that troubles have broken out there With rencwed
violence. The rioters have congreg1ted short
distance ont OF the city and thEnwn NJ 1'asTt-
cadts, The Captain General hui no1ine1 the gov
erument that he Il not strong enough 70 attack
them, ard Is awaiting relnfosccments General
Trtn has sent General na1lrc1ch so the scene 10
tnke command Of the national troora
AApRIr, Aps1! TN the Cortes To-day, Dc
Hpatch from the Captain General Of Cuba was
read, announcing the flight Of Jontan, the insnr-
gent CoErnanrr-tn~ Chief, the surrender Of many
of the relels and execution Of othe1s, and declar-
Ing thAt the rebellion Is At an end The Cartcs
a1inpted a vote Of thanks TO the Captain General
and arMf and navy a1sl volunteers Of Cuba
, 1870-04-08
ELECTIONS.

The Rhode Island Elcctfon-LnrEc1f
Increased Republican HInjortttcs*
Providence, Il l., Apn1 7.-RctnEns from all
the towns except Black Island, gre PahelforT,
Republican, for Governor, l1,ea:; Pierre,
Democrat, 6,o24; scattering, 81. Iroy!dencc
gives PAdelfoni 4,ol7: Pierce. ,ta3. The Hepun-
lie an Assembly ticket IVES elected u frnridence
Iy ~ mat,,r,fy over three opposition Tickets
I7ovlpEScE, Apr1l ;.-ComF!etc rrfu!ns OF tnc
state election give Pahelfot1i. Republican. for
GOVERNOR 1o,t9a; l1e1ce, democrat o'sas sca'-
tering. 9sa
, 1870-04-08
MINNESOTA

Arrival Of Delegates from Wannl-
r~K-Thc E1osd-~pranE Weather
Steamers sunk by Ice.
ST. pAr1, April s.-Mess.x Scott md Kchott
De}ecetes from the Northwest Tes7.oEy % CAn-
ada,. General Desalher2F. aud Colonel F4nSlo- Al
arrived frum Fort Gar1J last night, and le1t Tor
Canada this morning.
inch Dcr hour, TWO and one-QuaztaF uullon 1seS
nf inSs na1e gone cut oH tae St Antaon. Pend
The Coon CtrcE boom contains ostr1WeFe lnn4lon
feet, md Is considered In grc2t danger.
The farmers arc al1caay rlowfGc.
The steamer Champion, owned o{ parties Up ths u
f,ninfeHn and suuE, ia<t Sunday. She Is 1cTor1ed
! yotsl wrrct The steamer Monitor. lytng It
Rccd.k Landing, w1a Also cut GOVT tau SUNK oE
the ice coming out Of the Chippewa hscs on s0n'
day. ..s
It is bcleTed that boAts win not &ff1Tc nom oeo*
hNfoft 1dth.
, 1870-04-08

Our entire stock being bought
by members. Of our firm lii per-
soss, 0fGe," fareasty years' kssotcI-
edge or The fcasaks 0ffhts section,
and for cash in the best.. arkefs
IN the trorld, tre scitt attcays
hare tn store
, 1870-04-08
Fires

Peoria, april ..-A nre in Tates City, between
y and orlock this morning, dest.uyed the gEu
ce1y Of G. ". Pitm4n, the erocery of Roberts
Anderson, and The shoe store Of T. G. Long. T2:a
loss s severe on Yates Gig as It included soz1c 81
the principal business houses The origin Q! int
rTe Is unknown.
ELGyS, Ill, April There WAS big hre nert
yeftetuay 1t $50 The ere broke out ia the dis
uller1. One building Was nearly Aestroyed; nj
insurance. The highwincs were saved. The Aeo
hol apparatus was rn!neti. Total loss atont tft
ft.ittuf sefftcc.
, 1870-04-08
STATE LEGISLATURES,
Ohio.

CoLCAECs, Ap2A The senaan spent the dar
on It'll 10 prssent railroad companies frutn
running eA1 over their tricks when they have
not beeu fenced The hill falcd 10 paxs
1he Honse to.day psxssi = = hin repeating the
, 1870-04-08

ORIENTAL LODGE, no, =, a. F. T. T. X. apee;a!
cSnunieaiou. s. ordc9 Of The y. " his @FR1DAfl
1sninr ~ II nclct for work thr Third DgTe. II
nrcnssi Hs4 u LaSale-s8. F1tltou cordially invited
| to attend.
, 1870-04-08
IOWA.

I>roccedinRs OF The Convention oi
Young Tcu+a ChtistfHu Assoctn-
lions, At NaFHhn1Itoxu.
AAKsHA1L1owx, April 7.-TestcrdaJ &ftenoGn
the adtsets Of welcome Was uA1tt bT Rev. A.
Goodau, Response py the rrrAdent Of the cou'
7ent1on Rcr. 4 I. Hobbs, Of DcaAosnes follow
ed with the annual address The work OF the
Young Aens Christian Association "a nls
thenc Il R1ye upuxual ez31sfact1ou u the lA1Ee
antlience who 1ktenet. Reports Of the wott weEs
read trcm Cedar Rapids, Marion and sounea
gpod accomplished. In the evening the discus
Non was on "Tne Work Of the Young Mems
Christian Association through Spiritual and secuA
Agencies
Town ci.! x1s selected for the meeting q ls.l
HeyA y. Fellows. AInos Atass. and J. K SsnAs
were appointed Executive Committee.
, 1870-04-08
CANADA.

Course OF the Itnperioi md Domino
ION Governments with Regard 10
the Red River IuHutrrcf1cns
TORONTO, AFRIL LIN theI1ouse Of Commons
lat night NJ. Cameron asked II the government
h1d All further Intelligence from the Ted River,
snd whether they were in pasltion to R1ve any
furthcr Information than had a1srady been laid bA
forc nc uoukc, and Hhat the government intend
t.Ms-. s.. jim = A1caonald r.d h. coc!: oa!T
st,;s II Il ne goTe{rohuI ~ 1ul1y AwAee u I'D
, 1870-04-08
LADIES' SUITS"

In White FTcf0t-iu La1css, Elm
esss, Silks, .5ft,aeas, and all the
ssofef materials erfs- opened trfsf
Of .9fac York. Also, n superb
assortment of
, 1870-04-08

sEs~isi Dctrateh to The Chicago Tribune
ROCHESTER, Pa, April THE ho.ly ef woman!
named Polly Rambo, q single iAds 70 years Of age,
Vas found III the Ohio River near Ea.s u7e,1oo1,
Ohio, this evening, where It hal caught IN some
brlshwood She has been missing from hrr home
In this place for the iast ten tayB, has been de-
ranE.l fur year past, and hat male threats that
she would drowu hcrself- She escaped from her
husne through window In the latter pa7 II The
night, since which nothing had betu heard Of her.
, 1870-04-08
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. April 1.-The Upper Chamber passed :
resolution faYortng the appointment OF y LtetFat
Ministry, and opposing strong, central powers
The 1n1cr Chamber adopted an address 70 the
Emperor, protesting against experimental changes
In the constitution.