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THE Insurance Ring
LNRURANCA

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3ats i e4sA>r 10 oe+ss. # TaK AuTuAA9ketA
TT INSURANCE. COMPANY. - ONLY ea->@v
.sAicA ABSOLUTELY r.fs++d, fro" f|*t' "1"' sS@~
IL oz,,aia4tso4 Tie kcz& e7sdtoce Of tst tuta 1o
,sstes.rct 1, the .c11r.trs tdstss which a77e7ss III
h ,o,h r...,, y; y1r f4s,iets tt,t essn par e1e"rs
Of The Ring:
On thr III Iast they {.bt unsrwr''.1 - sna
rrr4. tb- orr,ni-.tfon Of the TEAeFwrHts"A
Of Chicaso" There ~ece rsrstks ~ cs.' ne.,;-s.
suspa~i<+, md aktnts Of si1ty-f" ~ -,,,c-t
1rlr=ertns als,se Gs e"si's body =. s.,S "a. tas
in Chicago An election Of ote's *ae % ee'e* os tas
following elected: FsratdcEt. ereo- - .-,oa
htm Of GEO E. Clark / Co.: Fitr fss*[ae ',u,-
fasEcf, SECRETARY Of the C<t.nrfri a:sei @ " = "
Mcs,r e.: IA tnr s.rn.s.s,,. NJ WRATH. tae
e:eu1 SeestAsy ct the fospe. Bs. I'D wat enes
= rorssaittr~ wA arrailtcd t. \ Safe 80 "a
af LIZ siena.uz1 alrradv AFFIXED 70 the eoE%t1o
bylaxs tonr II sh.. .xn.n.s,. ere <sa~a"I ass
" f"o1~Trss. II EVERY -n.pwss and skrsse5 N -
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STActf ONLY PRESENTS rrskE4 :: AND TIL -
TOO INSIGNIFICANT TO BE sE1 1ousts eo$
S1DEEEn.
THE "arTrAL SECURITY op THIS S1rG GI.x:
ha1 ehoA~- ~ 'att n~ r'.-,nsr5.E..s ~ EN-
As sscerA* n hi. In wax "a vaia l
t. taEet: Il tae utT1s:na i.tt cAph1I axs alnaas
sick c't-. j: has a::stxt IL Iia tn. a.AA csAe
ruhEshtd its vrf,..s q, the wer' ai1.v n1> ~"
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| 'ss!ssna:szs1!" ' Il uaono4"tv. Oh 10:
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raeAl rutle," ets. Tlkv do 10 such sh;nx T3;.et
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s11sst aAot7 *tf 1ttsu<@ ~ Asct AA1lrfsucf%o u
s"' 's business r"* have taken their s'its"a "rss
'''' : 'N%'A' t'"''e' - n1''' ~ sei''n' WV -
we'll a. 1t s<er, aad 60 othFr cau*t-uct;ou ~ f,x
So, ..-
rlaerd uTcn taet: re-c.siou. at1r1dy published
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| @'--F~'1 4a1A ~ II Feeent Aaf3att Kits boAsu A3~
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AA - e-'t1 st4A" aat e&A@|t''-t9-s VI ciltA- tA>
/ ,,rn+. xr,,h .,r r.4.,z,.;,,uA.+,-.- -.
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| N e3oS'e W "s'.N !" A14s' t'3s'1e~e ''te0 y
Chesr, WI, h.y% ct fatsrtrr1. cyr t.er s,~rr.Y n Il
ar TIL, en,:r-4,n. ,f IN. ,7 3,,.,s =; t-,a-rvr,b,
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ALTON, IL, March ia dwelling nouse ~ ~
dx1 afternoon. Insured for $50. TNp SsAoies =
Edwarus7tne were also destroyed n1 n5e "ss
night o..,r,., =
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Call Tor n Specfnt Cotlncti OF the
ChoctAsv Tntion.
MExPHls, March o1.-~The Fort Smith HtrafI
aays sp4tia1 r,'uncl1 Of the Cboctaw Nation has
len rallied fdr the 9lst merely 70 lake into con-
stderstion the best plan to e adopted II reference
to the great questions now agltattng the Indian
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Stock Trnfn Wrecked on tho Tcnrln,
PckI0 d Jacksonville IRntlfoods
PEORIA, March GA flock train on the Peoria,
prk1u i jacksonville Road met with 81 accident
near ChandlerviHc On Saturday night Serrn caEs
were dItchcd and totally wrecked Four loads OF
cattle and few hogs were killed The accident
y As CAUSED by il aAle breaking.
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,ncs ar nntn,rs,Ttant except the reception Of I
message mon, the Governor relative to The Eni1tA.
Hr recommends a,ecdy organization on peace
nlscrd II convenient dcparmcnts md called into
sctye service the districts rendering tt ncee%atJ
should nxy the expenses- Referred 10 the CON-
mIt{ee On Military Affairs
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BUSINESS CARDS.
SInUX { ,ClTTY. IOWA.

BERKAM. WYNN + CO. Real E4tats ASsas,;
lows md Il Srhas1a TtL4 ezAnalned I'D at4ssz1n
fE1ntah.A We r.feE to -. T7n5h41- f1s~ Hsrn1
NstSoux Bank, Chicago: Roht Reid. Esq A"A1>
Bank, ChseAsA
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PACIFIC COAST,

California; $tnsc Geological Survey
lttiAA for She New &i0ld Fields.
san FRAHCIScO, March q1.-Tnc Legislature has
passed bill ApprOpT1atlng r. ssp for the Cont1nu-
aton OF the State geological Survey.
The heavy emigration To the southern portion Of
the STATE continues The rain tnsnFs full crops III
that eecftpn+
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M mar ~ trrahcs to hc made and ratified The
bill mcetz the vtewB OF Secretary toA Anu No'o-
missioner Parker.
Senator C1ttell, who haa been aosent lIotu .e n!s
seat several WceIA, returned today, his health
Erf1xxK coCE1 cAsEs
The Ennrpme court TO-DAY decided AhEeftea4 70
The claJn Of Commodore Meade against the Lulleu
States, under The trrAtJ with Spain Of 1s1a -.
The Judgment Of the Circuit Court o. Iowa, "
missing the bill In tie casc OF Z s. Itchaela. Y,
United States Register, and Receiver 11 fubue
Lands II Fort Dodge, WAS at1r1acd
OTHER NOMINATIONS coNT1kNEp
The Sen4st to-day confirmed the following nonai-
I'ost1nassers-chaA E. Bzown. Cninltothe, Ohio;
7. n Campbell. Bonneville. Missouri
const,es t'e!nR decided Adversely.
PTumotons In the Easy-Eommolorc j. 4
WtnsaoF, 10 he nra1 Admiral; Captain James II.
strong, to he Commedore; Commander A. c
Rtnae, 70 - Czps4tn; Neutrn1nt Commanhe:
GustAyus :. Ncnslcs, 70 be Ieu.enAnt Columza
der: Captain Jas. Il. FGa!1eT, tn BE- CompodOre
tain; Eeusenant Commander. Alfred Mop
k'a' s1s E,~sfa : keyses iooes u.asass nsasss
Commander: l1eutenant Tnos. Nelson, % +
lieutenant Commander: Lieutenant Dewitt
KellA 70 be Lieutenant Commander: l1eutcnat
Fj NcCnrley, to Be Lieutenant Coumandef+
The following Fnst Ahs1ktant Engineers - !
f1ste On tie OneIda,, y. C. DuchleE, L 2 None
Sc0eIpon Young, B. C. hampton. John purdy, j
Charles & Deyelln, C b. Latch, s'dne. A0e
ia.xe numba Of promotions to b F1rn Aas
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~n- mobt,e Municipal IEnb<oKllo

vn.nx Narrn Hk-AneznptA mSte bJ The
pcssd of A1der1ucn to eject ct1 ot1cefs hare thus
IN failed. tnI0uFa the refusal q ue Coo3moa
Cp1saeu to Hntte with ne1A
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pu1rxos1, Matrh 1l-1-Tte second ut0 con-
me nesd today Of John Cline, fes he n9zleT u u
- fe.t f1fsi hu, new one wa3 granted od the
.,arI n incotrrctuezS af the original I1d>sn,cot
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80 DRY GOODS -.
carson,
PlRIE & co.
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS.
llS 4 l20 STiTE.ST,,
Invite the attention of close
buyers to their New Stock Of
llS & l20 STlTE.ST,
Notions,
Hosiery,
Linens, and
White Goods.

They otter the above Goods
at lower prices than EVER
BEFORE in this market.
They have also full lines of
PRINTS, DOMESTIC COT
TONS, DRESS GOODS, and
CLoTRS, at lowest market
prices.
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A Female Compoait0r Admitted 10 tne
philadelphia Union.

PHILADELPHIA, March s1:-The Fr'ntGsss aSPn q
eraphica talon Of Phlsdelpnls nas S aa1n eaa1 fnr -
u,pftAsson In ,hIs eIty, and who now supports ucf
teif G{ uotng campusttors' work IN spare tine
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Attempted AxsaAstnntton ut Rcy
Wrxt.

Ev wur, March s1.-An unsuccessful a.ternpt
xas made II the Cuban fair here, on Satu!uay, to
nsxasetnste she brother Of the supposed murderer
Of Caktanc1 The Wnnnd tnntefrn la severe nut
o,t rnns1arrpd mortal Several $pants1rts, who
rsme from Hayana arrnfd, arr suspected Of CON-
rtjr
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Murdcrous AffrAy near ha1@f"1
Nnttf1z

uAR7YnRp, March at,-A brutal afEaE 1t Plcas-
ant Valley, cn Saturday night m the hoase 9. T., =
negro nsme,t Prince st. John, resulted u - AZ al
Dolphin, md tne .peItops rounding Of Dolphnt
vile, md St. John, who WA cndearortnz 10 sop
the light
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Er-frrETA


Leg1syu1s, March 9l--Tne leeta1ssnIe has r.
has aitournrd 70 meet again Ja11zTJ, lsI-
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DIED.
Clk1k. CUhUE T. CO

FuRDOS-lM tie Mtc.y IiotpItal r'rntf e: Fwra:s
6fth.st and Ea'unrt.av cn tt 9.t Inst. Vi eu'IlIQ
tinr. Patrick Furiou. ssrd q yraEr.
~ New York rAEef- ftasc eriy.
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~
Dr1MAEESI s. eisy S.tuFssE y H,E'. mssn4e 4:,o q
and Miss Eittna MeNvn, ot EheAep. y" CARDS
HAD1.Ey-MA1GEE-Tu -Tuesaay evenl1c, !, Anrh in u, l.,
Mir tasura V, dAnThseE Of e;torte L. MAiknt. E-4'
all Of this city.
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ANNAPOLIS, March 71.-Govc1no. BoEie nAs
signed b.n extending fos three ycaTs r. nms M Tor
Tntnt nj HocSs to the boundary Of the District OF
l@nlUmhta,
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san Francisco Market
SIN FRASclsco, March 71.-E1our quiet Wheat
-Sa1ee OF choice at <lta
IkAyaI-settd Nl
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PROPOSALS.
Denominations.


@N~'- -, 49, -.
Ehs1s, Ill., As:r.. l.. l.1.t
SEALED PROPOSALS wiI r. n~tte,d hy thu ane+r
s7xutl NJ th o:rr VI .h~ h,t9. in ih- CITY n E1<n-
Kane County Ill., until Il o'clock the as day II
aErl I1i. tn Tire r,.r.:on III tls: I-st:an ri Tie nc~
Eo$ptal !!uiding Il II 9uiA"rizr'4 ~ ~ - -
t-talutn tf Northern HIna" Hospital anu Asylum fot
ttr fna2ne." at}rLstl Atti1 Is ieta-
Prr14-sl- st4sr in fHs !u.nIsh:nk II
materials. and dotut an the work riftd n eoup+ta
that 1a-t Of TIE fihisns to h ~1ectsS1. ateoft
ux to The plars Aad apeeincaiio except sc beating
2TpAE4taA pfnpcf The waHs Of tr building 70 lt OF
1rck and a.nc-
P.urrsAl will f< 14o rr-vcd for Ill work Including
Euxt.rA!s. In TIE department. 70 include st1t1o
1o!k. hr!ek WORK. md ptntrr.rk-
Aie fur ca:I~1es& atk. Including ruodaG. painting.
aad Esa1in<. tts;ne 4td psunshtnE eud INN work
All pTorn.Ass niHst t- Arroi1paal1 With lsana Of
fh-.~ s4u.a I'd dollar. the state Of Illinois, with
tw rns! five ttanr affixed. ecndu uon~d that
tic f4s,nr rxrsnrs making the porn%ai win promptly
rnier TITO n.art for Lpuk the Wosk. t The
hall t. art.,1 t. Lit, ,lenl. AID t,s. will tss
tunsd md hca d. no: eeu'oEm 10 tAs sv'e s9aiir-
men+.
The PARTY rbnt the ecrfs.et shall M awa.s'd. will
Ii. r-1urs! si.- 1~-,d in t- of doatlr t'ts
amount to feeiyc for said work. t. h Approved bJ
tI.r BOARD.
1ar Trustees rerrrr The right u reject any III pro-
posalr whch they rhali drrin ue"ucstibEe wh tie n-
txtrrts Of The Sta:e-
Propf-si. must ht rueloe.d ia As!rd envelope.
dor<d -Frnss+.t. for Northern Iiuoi~ Hu~pttaf mil
Aasiut. tos the iuaau.," and sttdesAdta
II. ". PADELFORD.
.;eerrsur, IsaarL af Tru*trs,%-
r.aI. arI -. ieaoc. vii! i exhibition At th4
ut thr a:d. in klsin " and after thr tl u sao
i!-tnt month.
fai$HS SGS HS1RFS i H%fAk&f FSSAx:; rsp'ss'e'.
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CUUh- LVHUR+* q lO-
xrwsrArtn ApvENTIsISu AGErs
Are o,Ariy4l 4ft~1tt<Fszs for FHE THiD-
CE At ory tAxest AEA' a7res 10 F-Ffs- adsfF-
fsA<rtts fss ait SETSTAFERs Or MAG ttNEa
fis nst taaoxaat, lke e. = 1errtsfs a ht P~d
tlshs4s' .osstH f@!e~f- .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-26
PHILADELPHIA.
Spontaneous Explosion of Fire
wOrks-Sevcrai Persons Killed or
Injured,

Spontaneous Explosion of Fire
wOrks-Sevcrai Persons Killed or
Injured
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-About 4:30
this morning an explosion occurred in the
store of John Bussier, on Wharf, below
Chestnut street. The building was filed
with fireworks, and in a few minutes the
whole establishment was destroyed. JAS.
Walton, age y years, who was passing
along the street, was blown some distance
and seriously injured. His eyes were de-
stroyed, and it is feared that he will not
recover. The iremen were promptly on
the spot, and Charles Rhodes, member of
the Hope Hose Company, rushed into the
store with branch hose, and was terribly
injured by second explosion, resulting in
in his death in an hour afterward. Two
members of the Hibernia Fire Company
were also slightly injured The proprietor
of the store is exceedingly unfortunate.
His store was burned out last year Just be-
fore the Fourth of July. The origin of the
fire is attributed to spontaneous combus-
ton.
A FOurtecn-inch Wall Blown out.
The explosion blew out fourteen-inch
wall between Bussier's store and one ad-
joining. Loss $4,000 Insurance $685.
900. Loss on building $4,000; insurance
$4,000. Ned Wade, another fireman in
jured by the disaster, is not expected to
live, and about twelve other persons were
slightly hurt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-26
WORCESTER, MASS.
Nitro GIyccrine-Coroner,s Inqu

Nitro GIyCcrine-COrOne Inquest.
WORCESTER, Mass, June 2I.-An in
quest has been in progress here to-day on
the body of Cronan, killed by the explosion
yesterday; the investigation brought out
fact that the car which exploded contained
one box of 100 explosives used in blasting
and ten cases the contents of which are
not known, but are supposed to have been
anolyne or explosive &C parts of which
are nitro glycerine. Several clerks in the
Boston freight Office were examined as
well as the conductor of the train, and all
those that were near at the time of the
explosion. The inquest viii probably last
several days, as it is determined that the
matter shall be sifted to the bottom. The
boxes mention were directed to Shirley of
North Adams, one of the Hoosac Tunnel
contractors, and he will be examined
before the jury.
No deaths have occurred among the
wounded. The ruins have been visited by
thousands during the day.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-26

The Common Council meets IN speci |
term at 8 o'clock tomorrow night.
Neither the Criminal or ChsnceTy Courts
was in session yesterday.
A magnificent and tasteful bouquet wal
received at this Office yesterday from Mrs
DR.. Blaekmar, which was duly appreciated
Miss A Burgess received premium at
the Elm Street Concert on Friday night
FOR the large number of tickets sold for the
two occasions.
Madame Wuille. the well known teacher
of French at W. E. Wards Seminary, will
open class at the Seminary on the 1st OF
July. She is proficient in the language
she teaches and will no dOubt. receive lib
eral patronage.
G. w. Parker, Esq, ID engaged prosper
ously in the stencil manufacturing business
at Athens, Tennessee, under the firm Damd
of Cobleigh & Co. Their articles are OF
very superior manufacture.
Some of the largest and best developed
Irish potatoes we have ever seen at this
season, were raised by Mr.. William BOyJl
four miles from ihe city on the Granny
White pike. They werc Of the Peach Blow
variety, and very superior.
A requisition was received by the Gov.
ernor yesterday from Gov. Stevenson, Of
KY, for the arrest and delivery Of a fugi-
tive from justice from tha: State TLs
individual being sti1 at large, we wiibholl
bis name.
Soda fountains have again been in full
blast during the last few warm days We
know u no more refreshing and cooling
draft than is afforded at the sparkling
fountain Of our neighbors, Messrs. De.
Moyille & Co.
The Carthage Tidetts proposes that
every paper IN Tennessee shall regularly
mail copy of their paper to the Confede.
rate Orphans Homo at Clarksyille We
heartily adopt the suggestion Of our Car
thage contemporary, and hope that it may
be fully carried out.
There is to be grand steamboat excur-
sian on next Sunday, July ',3, under the
management Of John Hess, Jr. A brass
and string band have been engaged for ths
occasion. The excursion viii probably be
to Bells Bend The tickets for the trip
will be one dollar.
The next session Of the Edgefeld Fe-
male Seminary commences on the 1st Of
September. Under the control of Mrs
Henri Weber this school has become ono
of the popular institutions Of the country.
The session Just closed was in al respects
highly successful, and the examination e1-
ercises reflected the highest credit On both
teachers and pupils.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-26
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURr-The business OF yes
terday was mainly confined to motionsand
their arguments. The motion for a new
trial--the case Of Odd Fellows Association
vs.. H. G. Scovel, was granted. CouT'
meets at % o'clock tomorrow, and ths
trial the State as the representative Of the
heirs of the late X. Branch vs.. @. Scott
Sims, Administrator, will be resumed. Tho
docket tomorrow commences at No GOI.
PROBATE COURr--The will Of Mary J.
Piles was yesterday admitted to probate,
and Nicholas Hobscn quRlifedas Executor.
The will OF Jerry Mallory, colorei, was
admitted to probate, and VIM. Mallory
qualified as Executor. Alsx. McQueei
was appointed and qualified as Admins.
traitors Of Nancy Robertson, deceased.
Robert L. Morris was appointed and qus!.
fled as Guardian Of Thos. c. Jones, a
minor. Lawrence Wells petition to adopt
Mary Kiacaid was fled and prayer thsrsnf
granted.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-26
CONDENSED TELEGRAHIs.

A duel at Memphis, between two yong
lawyers, was prevented by the arrest u
both parties
The canvass Is about open earnestly in
North Carolina. Nearly all candidates fR
Office for the August election have take
the stump.
Cattle, sheep and hogs can be shipped
from Buffalo, deliverable at Albany, or IN
New York, at one cent head.
The fight between the New York Cen
trail and Erie Railroads on the reduction #
freights, is confined exclusively to cattle
and live stock. The freight IN genera
merchandise IS not effected, both roads
having all they can do.
An incendiary fire al Newark, \ J., YET
terday, beginning with stable, consumed
q Methodist Church valued at $50, 900
st. Louis is excited over lawsui. n
hiah circles for maladninistration Of an eI-
tate worth $500, 600, which was wound up
IN debt.
A young woman at st. Louis yesterday
recovered s., coo for breach of promise on
the part Of man who ought to have mat
risd her but didn't
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were unanimously adopted in committee
with one exception. These resolutions
were discussed by Messrs. Thurman and
Casserly. Mr.. Thurman criticized them
severely, saying they were the most singu-
lar productions he had ever seen did they
render the Cubans one single bit of practi-
cal aid, he asked? The resolutions were
very grandiioquent, but what good would
this piece Of rhetoric do the Cubans? he
was in favor Of saying TO Spain, in the
simplest words in which it can be expressed,
.'You not only ought to recognize the in
dependence Of Cuba, but you must do it. !"
Bad ON Butler.
There was considerable amusement in
the House yesterday, when Mr.. Randall, of
Pennsylvania, arraigned Ben Butler for
striking out of the manuscript of the Globe
report Mr.. Randall's declaration in the
House the other day that Butler was not
an honest man. 1t seems that Butler had
possession of the manuscript to revise his
own speech, and coming across Randall's
allusion mutilated the report by cutting it
out, liberty that the proprietors of the
Globe declare to be without precedent.
Buffers conduct excites indignation among
nearly all the members of the House.
POlygamy.
Gov. Shaffer, of Utah, in letter to
gentleman of this city. says upon the pas.
sage OF the polygamy bill depends his eff-
cheney in Office. He admits that the pecu-
liar institution is much weaker than before
the days of railroads, but still Brigham and
his followers aot with great arrogance.
Revenue Bureau The President
EAY0rS Ef. nE
The President informed high official,
as well as several Senators, that he favored
the bill making the revenue bureau dis
tinct department, and its commissioner a
member of the cabinet, for the reason that
the commissioner should have continual
and direct access to the President, and be
one of the advisory members of the admin
istration, as taxes and their collection now
formed prominent feature of our govern
ment, and that while they continued, such
a department was necessary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-06-26
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Arkansas and West Tennessee

ATAAMSAS ana W ost IetfEeS3ees
ME.RH1s, June 25.-The crop report
of the Little Rock Gazette gives encourag-
ing accounts of the cotton and corn in
Ark ansas oss
In this section the crops are suffering
from excessive rains, rendering working
impossible. -R %
St. Louis---.Iercury 9S Degrees.
ST. LOUIS, June rs The weather con-
tinues intensely hot, mercury ranging from
92 to SO degrees during the middle Of the
day. Heavy showers of rain fell in this
vicinity yesterday, but none in the city.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, June Crop prospects fair.
CIncinnati-COup de SoleiI.
C1NcrNNAT1. June 25. The weather is
very hot. John Graw, a German, re-
ceived sunstroke, and is in critical con-
dition, and another was overcome by the
heat. ...-
Ne,E YOrk--.1O0 Degrees I'm the
Shade. -i..it
New YoRk, June 25.-The Thermometer
for two hours this evening in the shade in
Broadway, indicated 100 degrees, the hot
test since last summer. Several fatal sun
6IOAoS HeIo -I0pOEDoQ tO-nlSuI; Dut lLti6
Abatement Of the hest. -
: tfa q "a Sc Louis. -ur-- -
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-The weather con-
tinues extremely warm. Thermometer at
noon 81; at in the evening 81.
The Hottest Part of the Country
Mercury 10J -,
CHICAGO, June 25.--The hot weather of
yesterday continued to day, the thermom
eter reaching 80 in this city. At Cam
bridge, Ill, it touched 100; Oshkosh, Wis,
SO; Madison, Wis.S9S; Rochelle, Ill, 80;
DesMoines, Iowa, 9S; GAINESVILLE, Wis, 81;
Aurora, ILL.,, los.
At Albany, NJ. W. -
ALBANY, June 25.-Thermometer los to-
day in the shade. ~
Quite Chilly! rs &
PARIS, June 25.-There has been 3 sud
den change in the temperature to-day, aud
the air is quite chilly. ~ .E- --.
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His PcrliOus Adventures.
ENGLAND.
The Cork Riots-Barricades.

The Cork RiotS-BaFricades
LONDON, June 25.-During the late riots
at Cork barricades were erected and de-
Tended. They were finally captured by
the cavalry. Many of the police were in
jured and soldier had his skull fractured
by stone thrown by rioter. --
LATER.-Everythirg is qdNt at Cork.
About thirty persons were seriously hurt
in the recent riots there.
Colonial Empire.
The Spectator to- day has a long article
on recent affairs in Canada, and argues
for the maintenance Of colonial empire. -
Collision at Sea
The City of Brooklyn from Liverpool, on
the 23d inst, for New York, ran down and
sunk the Geizer off Arklow, Ireland, yes
terday The crew of the Geizer we're
saved. The steamer was not injured and
proceeded on her course.
CRrpetbaggers. ~
The carpet weavers of England threaten
to strike for higher wages. .. A
The last of the Canadian emigrants for
the season, numbering 1,200, ssiled in
the ships Ganges aud Tweed. ---
Money Easy.
The Shining Gazette thinks there will
be a general fall of interest soon, which
will enable Lombard street brokers TO
underbid the banks.
The only want of al the World.
LIVERPOOL, June 25.-At banquet
this afternoon, in honor Of NJ. Lesseps,
that gentleman declared the only want OF
the Suez canal was money, and that would
certainly come
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LOUISVILLE.
AChapture of Casualties.

LOUISVILLE, June 25.-Charles Wall,
late Flour Inspector, fell from the Walnut
street cars this afternoon and was run over
and died from the injuries received in ten
minutes. 3
Alex. Gilmore, formerly City Marshal,
and one of the oldest policemen in the
city, while decorating the grave of his son
at Cave Hill cemetery this afternoon, fell
dead. Cause, appoplexy.
The body of @. Kirch was found floating
in the river at the terminus of Market
street extension. Kirch kept cigar store
and has been missing since Wedn esday
last. He had been turned out of his house
and being without money it is thought
he committed suicidde.
T. Kessler, q German, suicided this eve
ming by taking morphine. He left letter
saying he was tired of living, and had
taken morphine. He left q will, which
was written in German.
Tonight negro boy was killed, partic-
ulars not known.