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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-06

p3u Der Chat! gBcun 0u elm 10 iatt.un(
marmittblenOes 9erl BG't, mesBGlb lieBeIt S'
ibn 0tBcn?H
rltciue Gbij1t War cs ni6t-"
,v0u iu4lt SID wejB ju maiben 8ieb' Dir
feline WRbe"
rNo9 tinmal, brcben mir ab. 5b WOQtt
Dir nur iN0en, oOb i'd cs fir anacmcntH er
adte, 0as Serlobun8aTeit auF3ulhtGben."
pGCs6alb e fr1gte MtaOame iron'b.
nSa, OGsBalb," erWi0crte Der Gbef cner'
r9.Oaure, es III umm6alib I"
v9as iebC i'd nibt ein."
vlGie Gu uberbQupt yti9t5 eintben pilIIt.'
r@rilnOe!" la8te Der GItG Q2rr un8cOul0l8
Die @6ite iiuO GClOOcn."
vSit WcrOen cs bc8uifI4 iinoen wenn wir
Bcute obiagcn lQieu."
plInO Der garOn!"
yNu6 CT miro cs btQrcilGdl inOen."
Limo Die Gcle9rnblit benuEen, icin gGort
3uriidpmebmcn.%
rQ8tnr er oa5 tDate, mare er tein Gbren:
nIann."
yllmadnOe dnorrn Die Sa,jt, unO Der VA
ron UOn Slomberg iutr0 crnitlib oarllber
nahOcntcn, ob CT elmer 6amlIie an8e9orer
oart bic -"
pgGenu Der Baron ib oornn 5tO6cn nil, ic
tann CT Guc5 na9 0Cm Electromagnetic nod
lurildtrtttn."
yGiu GOcmauu tauu nas ni3t mebr, menr
er nor 3eu0en lein gBOri OerpdnOet bat, Jag
te Brau Sautr nit elmer 0Obeit, Die ben bitr
9crlibcn 0cnabl in Den Staub niCoerl1met
tern loIltt; vNe5bulb muB Oas Bclt unter allen
llmri6noen nod Btute Ncetert ueroen. gu
0eni limo Die Yorbtreitln9eu Gctronen, mebye'
re Speiien barei!s 3ubercitst-"
p8ieb lie Den 2lrmsn!"
vDa5 mar Elm irbr weiier 0otbM ipottetl
WtaOQmc. ggGIm Du uicBt 0nocrs DilF, IN
8ottes gtamen, ib rbre ttiue 9uuO I'M pas
i}clt ju oerltiebcn, 0u mNQlt Die 8erantWOr
tun8 nlltin ibernebmGu. Srtt Der Baron il'
rid, 10 nO mir Vile tomprpmittirt, unO un'
lere j5cin0e pCroen Oas beuuBeu, uns 0emil
tbtBun0tn lu berCitsn. &as 5clt miro in un'
iereu Ndumcn 9elccrt, uno tper iib o0r0n ito.
Sen mill, 00B mir 6 ieiGrn, Der mag Gs hun
an ltnercr Sicllc mlrOG Weman0 rs ueritbtea
ben, bis 0er 8arbniitte luieOer auf freten Juf
0elett 1T. Sebt Ornte Oariibtr n0d uno thu
tuas Ou wialt, i'd babe DID Weni8Itsns &C.
lparnt"
ser Tudtritt 6ts 4arons uno cir 6omi
perInipiten &emut6gun0cn, oas mar bas beitt
Gtlp,nlt, WeldeB ytGOame 9erauIbelbmorer
fonnte, I'M ben it iOl1en 8ingen Grgitltbcr
8lm0Bl Cin5ui6U9tcrn.
Gr leutts Elm
pWuu, menu mir's in olltr StilIe Ieitrr
oann miro an gnOe 9iiemano ttuas parin lin:
ocn tOnncu," iaqte CT nab eiHer gGeile 0es
gta4ocnien6, plel es 0cun."
plInO i'd ocnta mir iteBcn 10 bod Oab pi,
iiber oas UercOe Hiillt8er 3un8en er9aben lelr
OitrfCn," iit8tc JrOu Souer Btn5u.
Ser olte 0Grr nidtc bGlitimlneno uno iebrtt
ms Compton jnriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-06
&ermiI1tc Scridlte.

SurQer &cbensretter. - Dir
gWtilUautte ScebOe" bonn 49, Ntni beridtet:
8eiern Nbeno m06ts 6rou 9joutn, ou bcr
Sh0Itils mObagnit, mt ibrem nbtidbriSen
S6bn5gn 6reOOi! unO Cinem nod iin8CreH
S3bncbcn einen SpG1icr8Nua ouf benz Sal
oes 6uiies, etma elltu Slod bon GloreO's :
S9iuosliabrif eutttrnt. gBd9renO bic Mut
ter nit ilrtm 6reOOie 6an9ipiel ma9te, 8es
rietD iBr jiin9eres S6bn6en ubsr Den ytano
Ots &ais bHaus unO pati9l lag es im gGai
ier. Die Wtulter nGBm nit GntlsGen Das
Yor9eIaIIcne Wabr, mari iid) am llfgrranoe
nieoer, um oas I'M 6luiic i9 iUalICnOs &ino
NIT Der 9ano 5u errtidJen, uerlor 0atei 0n5
@Ielb8eWlbt uno FRrjte ielblt III ocn 5tuB
Der feline 6rcbOic par iO8Ielb, na9oem iciu
9rttocr0:n ms ggailer 8ciallen, nab elmer
Stan9e 8elauftn, unO IUnO, ais CT nit elmer
ioltben 5uritdtebrte, DAB AUDI ieine Wutsr
Ueri1wunoen mar. Oie 9tufe mad 9llfe aus
benz 6Iuile beIeBrten ibn, IN wel@er Uefabr
Wtama uno BrROerGcn itaien. 6reoOie liei
ni6t l1rcieno OGoOn, iuie es tauieRo aHOere
Rinoct unttr GDnliAen llmfdnOrn Betban
bitten. ipnoern bcGab iA nit ieiner STANCE
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seenpeiier fit sastlsnOe.
rfoT,I,crrf.sybio ait,rbobn,


Ra@ allen Stattunsn - nm $40 Worgtrs,
nnO aBtndtFer uno 3pifenpldbe um uhr yladb'
mittass tausssuommrn eonria9s). ,...
TGtb SrtOertd ttno Sa8erstown- um . 40
Worgeus mo II. Nbcuos taus8cuommen SoHntagsl.
Natb GIIteott Gttp u. J. ~ - ul l.,, o4u muo
$50 g1oretns urO $50 aaamittaBs lahs8enomfen
@ad VI a5btnotou- nm 40, sos, Z 8;25 unN
1l.8O gtorsrrs uno ? 8.65, 40 uno o'S9 aosnos
Vdh NnuupoIis - um u'lo IL. 80 Vtor9ens
urO 40 Tndnlttd9s.
urb Il. as, 8. SO, $40, $50, uRo NbGnos.
a.ESi(mtrstuu.9altO. &iienbabn
Ra6 PbtIuottpbtl, 3lu lutidItrTationen
UNI yDeIawGrrr Giierba bH" um 7 .25 Wtor.
gels (GpnntOQs ousGcnOmmtul.
gtad gbtlub ripbia uno NeiusYort tbei
Bcrruutue mad gort Dcpcf obbicgrno) um 0 100 Vors
gia5 W6iIaSeipbiG un6 Rew.gorf tR6 in
gDiImuGtou nit ocr Drdparc GtenbGbn" Oerbinoeno)
nm 2. 80 Yddmttdes (SOultH9s uusgcnomntn).
Wad ocu Stutioucu b 10 Wort Sepoitt-
UNI Tlbr 9iddmitta05 5ourtnQs uusQenomneu).
9todl YbtlubClpbta- -um Z rs Nbenos toah.
Gab REV YOrt- egpreBjn8 I'M lo'4O @oeHos'
tdsIib.
pbttabeIebia.8aGtp. GentrGl.ssinnbabn
berGbt baltimore UNI 25 UlorOcus uuo 240 Radlnt.
Biutt.gircau: Sir. l47. Bcit.Saltimouitrate.
RGrSlidbc Central GiIcnbdbn.
Nab YtttsburQ, benz Neten nne Nor
ben 6ig an bic NtuQ0rar r}GIlc, Gu allen Stas
puCu NUid)cu Baltimore uno Yort onBaItrno -tasIib
I'm g 25 YtorgcuS lSonnta8s aus9Cuonmrnl.
gtab BtttsburQ, bem gBcneu uno Ror
ben bis 10 9tIItGmsport uno @rte-tdgltth uin
l2 Is gtntmiituRs lSonrtGGs ausQenommenl.
gSadl y Yitt5bWrG, ben u 9ttagGras j allen uno
Sutfato- tdqItd) I'M II 90 Abcnos,
glab NtttsburQ urO ntn SHomefen, an
ben SauptItaOrcu jutihcu Baltimore rno 6arrisburg
aubdltcuo - ta8tD um 7.4o gbcnos (SOnnta8s eus9es
nOmmcn.
Wefitdie RaroIanoer GtIenbabn - um
S.25 YRorgcrs uno $3.50 9sadmttogs.
glab ,@ettp5bur0- nm rs YiOr9ens uno 12.l5
glNdDuittd9s.
gla6 SGnooer-iu nm s 25 Tiorsens unO 1915 uno
$3.50 9ndmittug9.
6umbrrIGnOrr SbaIsB Babn-um 1895 WOr.
etrs ulo II. Is 9admittaGs
gtut Dort - t09liA nm $50 gadmitta8s tSonr'
cos uusoEuomluer).
Nad &artton - td8lta nm $50 9la&nt. tgOm.
taas auspeuOmmcul.
ytoG VI / bluno - ti95 nm 10 20 Mtorgcns Cont
ta0s lusGrOpWnCn).
Biuet.glrcau Cir. o. NOro. .GaIpettFr
GatunSptGcr sferecbabu.
StiuoIib oou ubr WOrarus bis llbr Ibenos
nbr ausgcnpmnlcn. SpHtd9s hln0liN n0n ubr
WorGcu5 Bis tlbr NbenDs uno lcoe palbe Stioe BON
2--7 llbr WbGIo5 nltb Gpu0pu Yarf
gems uno dno G ubr 9iOdDmt0as. 3uriidtcbrcno bon
GuGou Gug I'm unb 10 ubr lROr8cn5 uno unb
ulr gtadJmittags, - Wn Soniliupen UNI rnO 10 nbr
WRorgens, uno p lpO lbr 9udmitta9s n1dl, uno
uno 10 nbr Wor8ens unO 3. uno tlbr Slabmttd9s
bon gucOtt Gitu
WprF.9ipab pfertebabn.
Nudl Z oipiontOpn itinOItb bon ubr Ror8ens
biz Ii nhr Nbcrps,
gtab Giguanstown TIN G, 6}s. * uno 8K rbr
Ir Sonntd8cn llm lOS uno IN uBr Vtor9ehS
uuo 12'{. *, ~, 3E, ~, 5X uuO Gk nbr Ydtnl.
unb Oon GjOtUGrstOun bilrber. u 10 no 10 ubr Wtpr
gems uno /, 2 ., 1, 5, 6, tno ll9r ylabmlttG8s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-06
pbtlaselpbta.8attu. Characterization
R6rtli0c Central. siienbabn.

btrIdBt Baltimore uni T. - worGrus uuo 2.40 Nabnt
Bilets9hrenu: ylr, li7, gBcit'SaItimouitralie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-06

Id)aft~ bat ipeItli6 BON ebeDenne eDinelen ihr
lure Nrbeiien au9eiteat, noriibcr Die eniialiea
men arhsiter ebr erbittert iino uno orobenOe
Heoen fhbren.
- Gbarlep Yopsn. wefder fiirJlih ju Wews
g)ort ipegeu oes Giauer (@ermantoun) @lns
bruaes uerbaitei puroe. III BON Ni6ter Vile
ion in Ybilaoelpbia 81 "a Sabren 39dtbans
perurtbeiit.
= Gin psrbeerenbss Gtucr DAtbet oub in
ben gBdloern IN Der Hdbe Der SriniiD Bai am
Sa9inaiu .6luiie In Ribigun etr anoeres Ell
itise Weilen am isluiie auirp6rts, uno nod an:
oere fueroen BON 35o:nt.Aur 8rembles beri6tet.
- @ine,beoeutenoe Ti'derst- fSirma 81 Hans
iudst bat NIT $50, 900 Yaiiipis lallrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-06
Niht rinen eEnn I

Or. RSiucbcl brau&t oas GnIpeter GrOo Gds
2ah8as) Gsl bier In Der 5inot lett beinabe8 Sabrtn
uno ss 1T nidt Elm Sau. in lueIbem iene Bstidbrings.
ueie d i'm @eriraiitn als hdoidJ sticlat. Beripner.
tuslds elm iueng furttiam ontr neru6s hinFhtb oes
3abnausebsus fno I0nen Il + osrdsrt baIten baB te
on Uoltbeil BON GROCER Grfabrra, orbunben nit Sc
ihidltbteit. In oic,m @tabliNemeni firoen.
3alu,@arnitlrer iusle gang natiirdl ausisben. BON
$40 bis $40; NusitsBen bon SGbren nit 2ad8as SO
Gents fir ieoen.
EStncbel's 3abnar,nsi, q tabl iIfcment,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-06

babel bic peribieOcniteu 6elOCr o3lgHihlniha't
umiaNeu. 60 iiuO 8Ortrdgs ubtr 6raQcn Der
5inanSU &CbtsIebrc, Ocs 0erbrc
dens, Der Tunliudt, Der Gaubitummeubri
lung, 6es gGabniinns, Der SdWabiinni0tcit,
Der perbrederidsu 6ru6tabtreibung, 6iitnts
ttte QpobttbdtiRteit," ,c. anacict8t, uO Die
gamcn Der Borleirr laNcn b6bit intercnautr
SsiTfuunrt, rYnn tipu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-06

40 Sro,, ,,,n tY,,o o,g Neu, SIlnHsr ,noen
0rua rG Sa,HU H "SS bsrOrf snIosnNs oSSs"
ipottet ieOer 6eocr. Am 8aH5en Geibe tricfeno.
nit belden QBan0er, Ober lGu1tenoen Mugen
tniete bic glidli1e Wutter nieoer uno bsrSte
tbre beiocn &inoer, oas gerettetc uno ben fleis
nen Netter, NIT eineu oGntbaren 8Iide gum
3tmnel 10 innig uno briB, paB Den Detteraes
ltablten Matrolen bic bellen Sbrdnen Der
6reuoe in ben Bart rannen. sic geleiteten
Die Brau nit ibren &lnoern IN Elm bena6bar5
tes Sous, 100 iDr ale 4Re8e 5u 8bttl Waro,
uno l9ONcn Inc Sunne @slo 3ulanmsn oas
nit tb oct iun9e Sebsn5retter cine flOerre
Wteoaiat 5um &nOenien al oielen Sa8 taus
| fe.
9cutIdc 8IdtfCr ent6alten lonee
mn mil piclrr Gohffrutuik oeId,riebcne VIZ.
iii tifpI Rbsr Sos InTSrirorn Ser Myiiru in Vii
ohoniIton Sie morren bie GuniGnoer ppr
6sn Cbcfnhrrr nie i6rer S,crr5toit in Srnien
Srober Sie 6fufihPn Gjelrbrien iino Immer
hriSsr in nrr FrsnInr m Souie ols in ber
S,eimoih unS ,sinen mriIirus Elm or6Eeres
Tntsyclr iiir Synnr N;s iieiBihis onosbsn ala
ii,r onhprs nnn Sens,, ip nireft berhbrt mers
hpn Srr,eit,n linn ne Strdrnnfsrne beutz
ihsr NsIsbrtrn. PorNnnlfohytsu W},;foreiisr
mn Gh,Si,,m 6rr Wrmenunnrn mn Ru6en in
Snhicn Snnfborr WufnnbSni
NJ, . =, hii, oeosnr5r3o ~ 0orfn,r;sr
Su u " III VAlt USDIHIVHltlN w SNllpiHVu
Ssmpereni' PauIen,
Sic fnr{ttoc6 6rImo 6srTnbis
orrr- SfIn6nmo in her Wome hrs Ssrri.
tnriums msi%es HE Hfnieruna ols gpnbniit
Ssr Srn,;nnirs Is bnrtctns GhidoTom1 6 rspfs n
Shsrnt"rs = tS,imS o,'snrmSb bf bit hot meId,s nmm
" s;nsr S6otnn nrrriniSf mn c,ns iribfStSn'
81; 5;os M Wroirr,,,,a bohrm inTIcn Sister Milan
S;1,rt S;S, nit non IsrirSnrn i,bSrein msiHr
'Ir nshrsre sSnlr @ NIT 6cn nr5iSisSSnent tSnbioners
@S @tSmmrn bri ibrsm 3urBdorbrt, noh mem
WSiirn N SRiiSii,inni,s oboei6poiisn mi mnrSen
Sic Gienebu,iniIro oieIss Wlonps miro NOR
Srm gcnotscornits fir Serritorien ouf,s
SriuoeuOItc befiirwcrtet. Sas gerritorilim
BON Stlaboma, uon oen Gboctaws voie Sci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-06
galtitunrcr 3aGn0r;neis@citiSft,

glt6a. GRe Der Guta,p. unS Saratosafraae.
G5tuau paNcuoc 3abugurnureu SO 49, SIS. ruCId)e
bnitbtlih r8aucrbN9it, ScQucnlidteitnidt iibcrI
troitcu uernen tOuuCn. SorIiBd)Cs @olo lum SSttCr
ulr 50, SLIDER ST. uCde als onucrbdft garartirt luer
oel. Nitrous oxide Gas ieoen Sag iriib. uto 3dbrc
Gdm!ta obne Sbmerien aus8elo8en ir so 9ens pro
Stud.
0as 9ircnu 1T ju allen StunOcu Sc6frst.
LNRnili 1nMHtnA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-06-06

Qus y 6ilaOelpbta wlrO 8tmclOct, oOB
in letter 6rrtta95 ytndt 0iebc IN OHs Sau5
0es @r &eneral .NuwaIts y. 3. 8remittr rius
bra9en, in oos S9loIcabnct QClOn8ten, Srr,
Yreniter our6 Gbloroiorm betiubtcn ltno 70
oann fhr $1,000 Silber5eua, cine $500 mrrtbc
9olOene ubr un0 sinen $27j iuertBen Bling,
lupie uiele anoere @e2endnOe itahLen.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-04
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-The follow
ing nominations were made to day:
Sam. T. Day, of Florida, Consul to
Winnipeg; Oscar Malone Ross, of
Minnesota, Consul of Pictou; II. II.
Pearce, of Tennessee. Consul to
Kingston, Jamaica; II. w. Smith,
Assessor of Internal Revenue. Sew
enth District of Ohio; Horatio
Revenue, Second District of Indiana.
The following amounts were paid
from the Treasury during the month
ending April 30:
Civil and miscellaneous. 81 695,-
682 80; War, $5,59l, ,147 45; Navy,
ST, ,39l, ,747 90; Interior, 81 ,084 ,452 II;
Total. $12, 763, ,629 93.
Tho above does not include the
payments on account of the interest
on the principal of the public debt.
The Secretary of the Navy has ad-
dressed letter, expressing the warm
est thanks to Mrs. Fremont, in re-
sDonse to a communication from that
lady, announcing that the managers
of the Union Home and School for
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans. will
take charge of and educate children
Of those lost on the Oneida.
The seventy first annual meeting oil
the American Medical Association
convened to day. About four hun
| dred delegates were present, repre-.
senting most of the State Associa.
tions and medical schools of the
country.
The meeting was called to order By
President Mendenhall, of Cincin
natl.
The report of the Committee OF
Credentials was read, excluding Ger
tain delegates, as it was stated woulC
be done in last nights dispatches.
a minority report of an opposite
nature was made by DR.. Reyburn
Chairman of the Committee. Boil
were referred to the Committee OF
Ethics.
Subsequently a new Committee OF
Ethics was appointed, viz: Alfre,
Stille, of Pennsylvania; N. S. Davis
of Illinois; j. N. Keller, of Ken
tucky; Fl. Faskew. of Delaware.
The President then proceeded t
deliver the annual address, which wa
listened to with much interest.
Reports were made from variou
committees and accepted.
The following were appointed Com
mittee on general arrangements:
DR.. Fansizell, Chairman; DIR. i
Reyburn, DIR. FL. j. 9. Dahomel, ID
l.. w. Ritchie, DIR. d. r. Hagner, d.
@. E. Money and DR.. VIM. Lee, As
sistant Secretary.
The delegates, tonight. called Q
the President. who received them !
the East room, no speech making
r Secretary Belknap and several mem
{ bers of Congress were present.
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Congressional summary.


-SENATE-The joint resolution, creating
30th OF May public holiday. was opposed
by sherman, and referred TO the Military
Committee. Trumbull and Sumner, fa-
vorably. and Edmonds. adversely, dis
cusSed the nilI granting a pensiOH 10 Mrs.
Lincoln. Numerous other bills We're re-
pOrted and introduced, but no definite
action taken, and without anything OF
interest transpirlng, the Senate adjourned.
HousE.-various bills were introduced
and referred, inc udtng one to admit G. cor
gia to representation in Congress. One TO
reimburse Kansas for troops called out to
Tepel the threatened invasion by General
Price. A concurrent resolution to adjourn
fiually On the 4th of July, was passed; ay es
S. nays 65, after which the House proceed
ed to consider the business of the morning
hour, when Jenckes reported q bill to reg
ulate the civil service Of the United States.
The bill prov deS for thorough and open
examination of all candidates for positions
under Government, except those required
to be appointed by the President, with the
consent of the Senate, the examination to
be made by three comm II 1sSiOnerS appoint
ed for the purpose, aud who are to hold Of
dce tor five years. An amendment was of
fefed making 1t misdeneanor Tor any
member of Congress or head of bureau
to solicit the appointment OF any one.
At the expiration of the morning hour the
House went into Commtttee OF the
Whole on the Tariff bill all remaining
paragraphs relating TO iron were stricken
| out, and the paragraph relating to steel
| was taken up and the tax fixed at two and
/ n half per cent. on all cast steel and other
/ desert ptton on ingOtS, blooms, &c on
| steel of Irregular shapes the rule was re-
/ duced to three and a half per cent. After
/ the Committee rose, several resolutions
| were introduced. An Intellectual effort was
| made to Introduce a resolution appoint
ing to- day day OF fasting and prayer In
| view of the Richmond calamity, and tC
/ have the House adjourn over to Thursday
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-04
TELEGR RAPHEC.
Important Foreign News
The Conspiracy in France
to AssassiDate the
Emperor.
Washington and New York
Itens.
Interesting Miscellaneous
TelegTame.
Summary Execution OF Criminals
Frontier Justice.

I
Frontier Justice.
HELENA. MONTANA, May 3.-This
morning a meeting of citizens was
called to decide what should be done
with the prisoners A. u. Compton
and Jos. Wilson, who had been ldeu-
tilted by Lenhart, the man they had
robbed and attempted to kill on the
night Of the 9th.
District Judge Simmons first ad-
dressed the meeting. He strongly
protested against any interference
with the civil raw, stating that the
time for Vigilance Committees had
passed. He advised the people to
disperse.
The meeting was then addressed by
some leading citizens. stating that it
was necessary to strike terror to the
rest of the band Known to exist at
this time, and that immediate action
should be taken In this case.
A committee of twenty four was
selected to try the case. The prison
ers came before the committee and
confessed their crime. A more cool
and premeditated robbery and mur-
der could not be planned.
At2P. NJ. the committee reported
both guilty, and they wers sentenced
to be hung. At 4:30 P. II. over three
thousand people were congregated at
the hangman's ) tree. At 5 P. NJ, the
Wagon on which the prisoners stood
with ahe ropes about their necks, was
driven from under them, and frontier
Justice was satisfied.
The citizens meeting was not a
vigilance committee, but composed Of
the best citizens in the country. The
whole affair was conducted In a most
quiet but determined manner, aud no
one questioned the justness both Of
trial and verdict.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-04
New York Items.

New YoRK, May g. Steamers
Java and Manhattan, from Liverpool,
arrived to night.
Arrangements are progressing for a
public meeting of the merchants in
favor of treaty for the acquisition of
Aomana.
A fire this morning, on west 40th
Street, destroyed a row of wooden
sheds, owned by VIM. Carter. Loss
$22, 900; insured for $4,000.
The steamer Cambria, for Europe,
to-day. took $24000
Benz. Clapp was robbed, while In a
banking house in Nassau Street, this
afternoon, of s.. 900 in United States
bonds.
There was an argument in the Su-
preme Court to day, on motion to
dissolve the injunction of English
stockholders against the Erie Rail
road. Decision reserved.
Brown, the counterfeiter of tobac.
co stamps, was admitted to bail il
So, 900.
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Chicago ItemS-Red River Matters
Indian Affairs.

CHICAGO, May 3.-This afternoon.
frame building In the course of
erection, near the corner of Elizabeth
ground Ten men were at work on
the structure, of whom four were Sc
verely, though it Is hoped not fatally,
injured.
John Jones (colored) was this
morning drawn on the Grand Jury of
the Recorders Court of Cook County.
Riel has made the following ar
raDgement with the Hudson Bay
Company: The company to acknowl-
edge the Provisional Government as
the only legal Government existing In
the Northwest; to advance the loan of
three thousand pounds to the Gov
ernment, and to advance goods to
soldiers to the amount of 400 pounds.
The company will be allowed to re-
occupy so much of the fort as is not
occupied necessarily for Government
Headquarters and a garrison of fifty
men, and to resume Its mercantile
pursuits under the protection Of the
Provincial Government.
The Sioux Indians had appeared at
the Fort of the Hudson Bay Co, at
White Horse Plains, and made the
most insolent demands. stating that
they were going to kill all Americans
in the settlement; upon being told
that if they were going to fight Amer
leans, they would have 10 fight the
half breeds, they consented to retire
for the present. promising. however,
to return and accomplish their threats !;
a fearful Sioux war Is apprehended on
the settlements. On the American
side of the line they are greatly
alarmed, and fears are entertained
that the military do not fully realize
immediate danger. and will not af-
ord help in proper season.
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proyement will cost. or how it is to be

proyement will cost, or how it is to be
paid for.
We urge the Water Works Com
mittee to furnish us some light on
this subject. Are the bonds to be
sold at any sacrifice, in case the city
vote afirmatively on the proposition
submitted, or will the Council only
regard the vote as indicating the wish
of the people to have Water Works
constructed, provided they can be
built on reasonable terms, with which
the city can comply without imposing
upon the tax payers burdens too
erievous to be borne?
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Cincinnati Items-EIecGiOn OF Direc-
tors OF Cincinnati, Hamilton &
DAYTON Railroad. etc,


CINCINNATI, May 3.-At the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Rail-
road to-day, the following persons
were elected Directors:
S. s. L'Hommedieu, John Young,
Jno. w. Ellis. VIM. Goodman, Geo.
T. Steadman, Lowell Fletcher. Fl. D.
Huntington, Samuel Fosdick, and
Daniel McLarer. This is a success
for Mr.. Il L'Hommedieu and his ticket,
by a vote of nearly two to one.
l. 'Hommedieu received over ten to
one Of the Eastern vote, and about
the same number of the Western
stockholders votes as were cast for
the opposition. He will doubtless be
elected President at the organization
of the board tomorrow.
VIM Waters, Director Of the City
Infrmary, died to-day.
The Superior and Common Pleas
Courts adjourned to-day, in respect
to the memory of Adam n. Riddle,
who died yesterday.
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TORONTO, May B. The steamer
Algonia left Cullingwood for Fort
William with military stores for Red
River this morning.
The first detachment of troops, now
organizing for Red River, will be
ready to start by the middle of the
present month.
The Toronto Rowiog Club is nego-
tiatiue 6i'' th- "ru- ~-1 9. F~h &c
crews lor row thaTe aE1ar the gT-
race at Atac,o1e.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

MANCHESTER, May 3.-At meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce
last evening, much satisfaction was
expressed that the product Of cotton
Is now commensurate with its con-
sumption.
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CHARLESTON, s. O., MAY 3.-The

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 3.-The
Agricultural and Emigration Con-
vention, called by the South Carolina
Institute, met to day. The delegates
embrace many of the most distin-
tinguished gentlemen of this State,
North Carolina and Georgia. The
chief object is to devise a system Of
emigration of reliable foreign labor
General John Hagood was chosen
President, and committees were APP
pointed on various subjects.