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, 1870-07-07

than has ever get been done. The firm Is co1l.
posed of Madame Demorest, the milliner, and
Mics Susan 4. King, who fot years has been
one Of the largest real estate operators IN New
Tork city. The firm commences with capital
Of ha1f million, and Miss King Is slre2-y o.
her way to China {ri1 san Francisco), where
ehe intends to make Ill It. IA: to explore the
interior, select better b1auus II ga than are
uauAlly sent TO this country, buy . plantation
Of her own, and set thousand Cinnamon to
work Tue first cargo Of se'ected to4 i e.
Consigned to Madame Demorest. who is the
resident and representative New York partner.
in England, the Princess of Wales re-
Gently attended a meeting at st. Georgia
Hospital, London, held nader the auspices Of
The progressive women"
Tho New York H'or!d says: Henry
Meryyn Arcy 1Eine died recently in 3 lunatlc
asylum in Ireland. He Was d man Of good
3nnilv-aa good families which have only
come in with Cromwell go in Ireland-and
respectable estate. Family traditions IN
titled in him love Of all that Orangeism
ores, and hatred Of all that Irishis1n or
Popery regarded With favor. The social aud
political atmosphere Of Ulster Increased these
predictions and antlpathies, until, not in a
very robust mind, they developed into mono
mania, the object Of which was Cathollc Celt,
but more especially one OF the Fenlan or Rib
bon type. Frequently, during the last few years,
Mr. Irvine has made himself notorious By his
quarre1s with the executive authorities Of Ire
land-whom, in the words Of Chief Justice
Whiteside, he denominated 'Larcom and the
Police on the one hand for their supposed
leniency to the rebels, and On the other hand
to tho Fcni2n sympathisers. He was re-
moved from tho Commission OF tho Peace for
his violence toward the authorities. Against
tue Fenians he had organized vigilance COM
mittces on his estates, aud his beautiful seat,
Castle Irvine, brisled like fortress with can
, 1870-07-07

shs atsp ne1t synod a. Franais he st
Committee Committee on Boundaries Tor tas h., Pres.
port. Which divides the synod into fout
presbyteries, as follows: The n1st embracing the
counties Of Vigo, Clay. Owen, Greene, Sullivan,
Knox. Davis, Maitin, Dubois, Pike, Giba0n, Posey,
WaI1ick, Spencer, and VanderbuEy, including
about tWenty-stx ministers. and to be called the
PresbyterJ Of Flncen1eR- The second, embracing
the counties OF Putnam, Hendricks, Marion, Han
cock, johnson. Morgan. Monroe, BartholemneW
ana Brown. containing about thl1tJ-tWo ministers,
and to be called the Presbytery OF IDdI-
anapolts- The third to include the coun-
Rush. Shelby. Decatur, Franklin, Dearborn, Rip.
1eIs, and to be called the Whitewater P1csbyteEy.
The fourth to include the counties Of Lawrence,
Jackson, JcnnlnR, Jefferson, Scott, Washington.
Ornnge, Crawford, Floyd, Clarke, Harrison. and
Perry, containing about twenty seven ministers.
and to be constituted The P1esbyter." Of New Al
bany.
Alter heated discussion the report was
adopted.
The State Board Of Sinking Fund Commission
ess returned home from New York today. While
III that city they gave notice to the holders Of the
that The State Vas ready to re-.
deem them, and II not nrescnted by the
1st OF September the Interest would cease. This
Is the Inst of debt Of $l3 o00 900 left as legacY
By the Democratic party to the Republicans who
VII! wipe it out entirely before tho close Of an
other year.
Samuel F. Hiatt, the abscondtng Treasurer Of
Fay County, has returned and made good his acc
counts.
, 1870-07-07

Earou Liebjg il living dangerously ILL., having
recently undergone two surgical operations
III St. Petersburg az physician with great
success, and has obtained a large number Of
female patients.
~pIebe Carey is to be an editrcss of the
Rfcolufion hereafter.
u, 7. Walls is q Brigadier General Of the
Florida militin. He il bIack,
Tho Woman's M,ssio1arv Society has
scnt Two rnora ]a3ies-AIrp. starr and MISS
North-to Pckin, China. Miss N. isa com
nctent phyeiciau,
Mi Mrs, Stanton says: "1f tue Prince OF
Darkness himself should come to me and cay,
Afrn. Stanton. here iB money which YOU mAy
devote. if YOU please. to the enfsanchiaement
Of women 1 should say, Devil, thank
you.'"
The Oldest living graduate Of Brown Uni
yersity is tho Rev. Morrill, Allen, of Pembroke,
Mass, Of tho class OF 1888. Tho Oldest OF
Haryard fgraduates ia Samuel Thatcher. OF
Bangor. Me-, Of tho class Of 1898.
-AIessrs, Chapman Il Hall, Dickons' pub
]jehers. write to the London Tunes: u We
find that erroneous reports arc in circulation
respecting Tho Mystery Of Edwin brood. ,
the novel on which Mr. Dickens WAS at work
tale is to be finished by other hands We hope
you will allow Us to state in your columns that
Mr. Dickens has left lib three numbers COM
plete, in addition to those already published,
this being one-half Of tho story as it VAS in
tended to be written. These numbers will bo
published, and the fragment will so remain.
No other writer could be permitted BY us to
, complete tho work which a1r. Dickens has
| Left
st Count Paul do Demidotf,' says tho Lib
eric, 'siH at present endeayo1ing to obtain
from the Emperor Alexander permission to
assume the title Of Prince de- san-Donato,
which his late uncle had enjoyed. The Gar,
however, il not much disposed to recognize
| the ass11mption OF foreign titles by Russian
snhiects."
| 'Cnnaro1 Iouarh T. ra1nhl;o 1rbo d;cd in
| v-1EEusta' soospn ep,' H. AaoaH' W.o 10y - -
ne" 1orh O Sullua}. was IN o1ace1 ~ tno
Army Of the Potomac: n 1s6l 4e Joined me
/ Fifth Regiment New York State Volunteers as
| Adiutaut. Shortly afterward he was chosen
| nv f;ennrnl Tohn Eocbrane Ia ba Nsior Of the
E;ftr-s;-th Ran;nent wss nromote] tn the
| -. - H,f7 1bes 80 a1a-r1.7 tboro.f
lanK o1 colonel u 4oof, ano hnol''s 'n'1o
ter was bfeFetted teneiA.
During one Of Mr. Fletchers early visits TO
| Brazil, lie was SURPRISED to find the fine 1adieH
| about him nttired in heavy fu1s, though in the
/ as;1t - Forca u,,-nynar bc,t Tpf 1icht broke
u.ae' y: y us;s ;sJ 1rbar 10 ia.r.od fRst tha;1
fashion books came direct from Paris, and ir
tboae rareTed nages Il Was declared to be the
thinT fo wear aal5lo capcs and cbinchilla trim.
, 1870-07-07
ILLINOIS.
Additional Election Heturnss
nt f1or1 ,$rhf - In f@bfAr tt+i1.s,rn

6lec1al Detp1tcH 10 lHG Gh1cago 11batnc-
SPRINGFIELD. Jnly e.-Omclal abstracts Of the
vote cast on the I'd Of July have been received by
the Secretary Of State from the following coun-
ties, VIZ: Lawrence, Union, and RIchland, and
show the following yote- -. ..
Lawrence Count iy-For constitution, 3sl against,
lies on the articles separately a.e rs folIows Cor
County seats, s24; illinois Central Railroad III
minority representation, 9G2; subscriptions to
railroads, DC, l65; canals, $50
Union County-For constitution, 1873: agalnst.
seG. Majority against constitution, 7os. This
ate articles except that on railroads, viz: Against
corporations, EOS; against counties, 3s2; against
warehouses, POI; against county seats, ssG; for
representation, oo2; against subscription 10 rail-
roads, 6c., 5G2; agalnst canals. 252
nlchlAnd County-For constitution, SIS; against,
ties for the separate articles submitted are as FOL.
lows: Corporations, 4e9; counties, 234; ware.
houses, 4sl; county seats, 2t5; Illinois Central
se1psoa to iroad &c Is: canals '"
For Judge Of the supreme Count, II the Second
District Mchlsnd County gises ,4s3 votes for
Aaron Shaw, and ISL for Anthony Thornton, being
Lawrence County gives 42o 7otes for Shaw, and
for Thornton 81 votes, being majority for Shaw
s1ER11sa, July "a light votc was polled here
at the recent election. The new constftutton was
adopted By sll for to II against The clause fol
against to 40 for Up to this time no satisfactory
returns hare been received from the county at
large.
QC1SCY, July 6.-The election rcturns arc moi
all In yet-four townships yet to hear from. The
majority against the constitution In the city ant
county, 50 far. IS 1,1oe.
gan County is as follows: Majority for the new
constitution, 1895; majority for minority repre-
fentatton, 555 All other propositions submitted
separately are carried, By ma5ot1ties ranging fFolt
, 1870-07-07
KANSAS,



A1tve-Lynchfng Cascs
Special Dcfpatch to The Chicago Tribune
LEAyEsw0Rru, July G--The Fourth was ceIe-
brated In this State generally IN picnic style The
Sabbath Schools, In large numbers, had e1cur-
sions, plcn1cs, and dinners. The citles had no
general celebrations
The crops In Kansas are ver7 promising. The
wheat Is gathered. in excellent condition, and Is
a flne crop, Of the best quality. The corn crop
promises large field. Late rains throughout the
State hare been beneficial To the gardens. Field
crops generally have not suffered for rain. Fine
shoWerB visited this locality to-day.
4 man while sinEtng veil IN poit1wattom!e
County, On Saturday, Was buried alive By defect
tn the curbing md the sand cavlng In. Ills cries
for help were heartrending.
Il man Was hung In Allen County last week by q
mob for whipping an apprentice boy to death. lie
was well-tc-1o farmer. aud confessed that he
put his heel on the boys necE, anu while whipping
him tho boy died. He then threw the corpse into
q veil and illfeti 1t up.
The weather has been unusually warm during
the !ast two days. The thermometer stood at %
degrees to-day.
, 1870-07-07

"A new firm, composed Of two ladies', has
Lately been opened tor the purpose Of import
ing tsA direcs from China, upon larger scale
, 1870-07-07


PFesfdent Stanford to the Plain
ttff's Afftdayitx Fires Railroad
Purchase.
SAN FRANCISCO, July G.-Samucl Brannon has
sued Leland Stanford and other Directors and OIL
GERS Of the PacIfc Central Railroad and other cor
porations asges taaf he .s subscribed ma paa
them; that defendants subscribed and agreed to
pay for ESQ shares, but said stock issued without
tsat ne gaS
Eelves and others large amounts Of stock Of said
corporation without consideration; that said D-
their individual benefit to the detrtment Of other
stockholders. The plaintiff estimates the various
subsidies Of the company at over s13G 900. and
II Expended that the Directors wrong
fully converted the remainder to their OWL
use; charges that contract was made
Of Croker + Gu, through which the Directors let
contracts themselves, IN some Instances, 20t per
cent above the value Of the work done, the a2gre-
mi!lona He claims that these PROFITS Of the com
pany be divided pro rnta among the stockholders; p;
Elves a history Of Wells 4 Fargo, whereby, In
es19 e8p1ess pacxages @ uon, ETC. that tie stock ot
Wells Enrgo was WAteredy and million and
half OF the Watered stock was delivered to the
Central Pacific purchased the property and assets
Of the Western and Southern Pacific, and the San
| Jose, Alameda, and Oakland ferries and asks Tor
Receivers Penltng the suitethe defendants are
restrained from ttisposng Of the property Of the
company. Benjamin F. Butler Ii one of the plain
SAN FRANCISCO, July e%-Prcsident Stanford, oi
fbe Central Pacific Railroad, In his answer TO the
afIIdayits Of Samuel Bgannon, statea that each
snd ali the allegations therein contained are false
| naa1,rious and without foundation Of fact HI
fnrther says that the suit Is not brought Ia goot
faith, but for the purpose OF e1torting money
~ anmity arsipst tue railroad. to which Btannot
attrhufes vefy heavy losses, sustained By an nans
express Ell company, of Which ,1 be vas part owner
-. Z: 1shs .acori nf the ot3fcerX and Management
Of the Central Pacific Railroad Ia 80 clear thu
attempts 70 bjack1nal the company have hereto
fore tailed, and this one Will prove no exeepao'
! Tue Netherlands exploration expedition leas
, 1870-07-07
EtTCSs

NEW YoRK, July IA fire this morning dc.
stroyed the building 1s3 William street, owned bJ
Jones Williams, and occupied By Vim. Dennyse
Davis i kent, jacob Rane, ana others Loss
10000: partially insured. ..-
UTICA, July G,-The Utica Knitting Factory
owned 6y Lowrey Il Co and the buildings si Har
rjson Gilmore and 7. D. Uerereaux, were butnet
today. Loss, s29, 1000; partially insured.
, 1870-07-07
PACIFIC COAST.

Suts against the Central Pacific
Railroad Company - Answer OF
PKesident Stanford to the Ptatu-
ttffss Afftda Wits Fires Railroad
Purchase.
, 1870-07-07

LONDON, @uty 6.-The Morning Post has tele-
gram dated at T1entsin, June Is, giving the par
tculatB OF terrible massacre OF Christians By the
natives Of Pekin, on the elst Of that month. The
Count Dc Rocheihouart, the French Secretary Of
Legation, and number Of priests md Sisters OF
Mercy were ruthlesaly slaughtered The cathc-
hral was also burned, and number Of RUSSIANS
Killed,
, 1870-07-07
NEW YORK.
Special Drspatch to The CtlicAxo Tribune.


SKw YORK, July 6.--An the ships Of the DaFien
Exploring Expedition have returned The result
OF the survey has not been made public, but It is
understood that the route Is unfayofnblc for the
construction Of a canal. Parties Interested In the
proposed canaI across the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec
arc preparing to push their work as soon as poAsi-
bic after proper authority Ia obtained. The store
ship Guard, which belonged to the Darien ExpetlI-
tion, lB detained at quarantine, one Of her crew
being sick with Pana1ln fever.
SECRETARY P1su.
The report today Of the resignation OF Secretary
Fish causes much excitement among Republican
politicians. It Is generally believed that there
will be many changes In the Cabinet and In the
dIpomatIc.seryice, and prominent Republicans pre-
dict that the Minister'S to England, France and
Italy Will be recalled speedily. and they do not
consider the Minister to Russia especially &C.
cure.
TIE C3LLEcfoRsHIr.
The prospect OF the confirmation of Thos. Muir
ply Us Collector OF New York is considered
more probable than last week, and there
of1ofice under him, in case Of his confirmation.
Several attempts we're made to Interview the
President today On political affairs in New York,
but he refused to see anybody on business
FESIAs CARD,
Several released Fenlaus publish card, de.
nouncing the lenders Of the organization fol
neglectlng them while in prison, and refusing te
pay any Of the expenses incurred III their deten
| tion. Nearly all the Fen!ans recently released
have returned 10 their h0meA
ITO the Associated Pre.A1
THE PRESIDENTIAL pARTY.
NEW YoNK, Julp 6.-PresIdeut Grant passed ths
day here, and left tonight for Washington.
ARNY AND fAyT REESI0S.
The second annual reunion OF the Society Of tht
Army and Navy Of the Gull will be held in Boston
, 1870-07-07

Special Despatch to The CheARo Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, July 1.-THE body Of dead man
was found last night On the track OF the Toledo,
Wabash Il Western Railroad, near Bement Statlon
His throat had been cut. .....-.. ....
4 heavy hail storm passed over the south part
OF Morgan County last night doing great damage
to the growing crops. Lust night and to-day fine
showers have fallen here, doing immense good to
the growing corn and pastures.
, 1870-07-07

Iron uouldcrk' International 13nfon.
PHILADELPHIA, July G-1he 1rnn Moulde,s' .In-
ternational Union, composed of delegates from
The various unions throughout the United States
and Canada, commenced lts session to-day.
After warm opposition the report Of the Com
m!ttee On Credentials WIS adopted, and three
deieRates, each frpm Onions No. l. Of fhtladephia,
and No. 5, Of Cincinnati, were admitted. AL
toUfuen
, 1870-07-07

LONDON, July &c. j. Morris, American Minis
ter attended The festivities In Constantlnopte,
the anniversary Of the accession Of the Sultan.
he wore black dress SUIT, In accordance With the
| Recommendation Of this government The cir
| cuustance excited much comment
, 1870-07-07
Fatal Accident on Hoard a Stcnm-
hQaEKA{IrQAd SNbNCriptk0ns

b0At-RaflroAd Subscriptions
Epeciai Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. July 8.-Pcter Van Bergen, Jr, Of
this city met with fatal accident last night 1t
seeus from telegram received by his fathes that
Young Van Bergen was On his way from Quincy to
St. Louis on the steamer Rob Roy, and accidental
~ fell from the hurricane deck and died within
few hours. The deceased was 20 years Old, the
only son Of Peter Van Bergen, Of this city, and
Was loved and lespected by all Of his associates
The toHns Of Macon and Milan, In Macon Conn-
/ Springfield Railroad Company, and Mt. Auburn,
Christian County, $50, GOO for the came purpose.
The Granite Roofing Company, Of chicaSo, with
capta Of {509 O8O has fled articles Of tncorpo-
fAtinn.
, 1870-07-07
POLITICAL.

KcpMbItcan Reform Movement in
Allegheny County, Pa
PITTSBURGH. July 6.-The Reform Republican
Convention OF Allegheny County, nominated full
ticket To-day: Major Wm. Frew, OF 1ocEhart,
was nominated for Congress In the Twenty-second
District, and F. Il. Br1lnot ts now one OF the ln-
dian Commissioners Alex. Gordon for the State
Senate. Rey. F. A. Hutchinson, Juseph Walton,
Thomas Penney, Alex. Nimtck. .. n. White, and
Captain r. {. Gray for the Legislature. beside
full county ticket. The regular Republican Con.
yenuon IS called for August so.
, 1870-07-07
Murder and LynChtng at Charlton
Huict@a nj DERMt&2us

CHARLTON, Iowa, July GA horse thief named
Hiram Wilson, OF Putnam County, Missouri, shot
Layiord Lyman. Sheriff Of Lucas County, as noon
to-day. MI. Lyman died at 1o:16 O'Clock this
evening, and half an hour later the Vigilance CON-
mittee hung Wilson out OF one Of the south Tlu-
dows Of the Court House at this place - -.
Dennison Iowa, committed suicide yesterday. He
had written a letter IN this city, the day before,
avowing Intention Of the act. and stating that a
gt.l was the cause OF il.
, 1870-07-07

LONDON, July GA wel-tnformcd corrrspon-
dent says: Prince Leopold, Of HohenzolleEn, has
formally accepted the Spanish throne The Eng
lIBh Government approves, but France still OBJ
jec'k-
MADRID, July 6.--1t Is positively asserted that
the Council OF Ministers has decided to couyoke
the Cores Tor the Goth Of JULY.
, 1870-07-07

DETROIT, July 6.-PAssED DowE.-P1ops All
zona, Jay Goul,l; barks Pesht!go, James Joy, Pom
eEoy, Marsh, Flying Mist; schrs Breed, ". T
Greenwood, K!mba!!, Frank pervT, Whaling
Webb, Grafton, Ralston.
PASSED Ur--Props Wenona, City OF Toledo
barIs Unadllla, 4. Stephens; schrs C. II. Williams
]. c. Harrison, Marquette, T. S. Mott, Delos
DeHolf.
WISp-SOuthwest,
, 1870-07-07

Special Despatch to Tfe Chicago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis, July GA young man named
Allen was found dead near his residence In Omro,
yesterday morning, With an empty gun by his
side. He had attended q ball at Omro on the pre-
vous evening, and started for home alone at
about O'Clock In the morning. Suspicious Of
foul play are entertained, but thus far nothing
tangible has been developed.
, 1870-07-07
PRUSSIA,

| BERLIN, July G-The Fourth Of JulE was appro-
| prately celebrated here. Hi. Fay presided at the
! banquet, at which there was large gathering Of
Americans Dispatches from other German cities
| report similar festivities On tho Fourth
, 1870-07-07

rtTrsErRcn, July e.-crudc petroleum quiet and
ste1dy; sales OF SPOT nt l114@1171c; August
quoted at 1l74@1ee: September, 1eaI3'.c. Re
fined quiet; spot at 27lic; July, e1Hc: septctn-
her, e7Hc; October, 274c; sales OF 1900 urls, July
nt 2iHc.
, 1870-07-07
Murder and LynchinK IN Fulton
County-Roy scalded to Death.

PEORIA, ILL.,, july 6.-Duriug drunken quarrel
at Ouo, Fulton County, on Sunday, a man named
Craig shot another named Brown M MtTice, billing
him Instantly. The murderer ned, but vas found
by Browns friends at 1pavia, and hung to tree.
Greet excitement eNlBtA $780,.
c. 9. whitney, Attorney for The Mason County
District, has been Indicted 1or bstbefy* me case
came to trial {estexiay. Eight jurymeu were se-
lectcd cut Of SIXTY examined, and the prospects
are good for m INTERESTING tr.als
at zen Francis alstillery, IN this city, yester
doy. He was SCALED so badly that he died this
morning.
, 1870-07-07

NEW ORLEANS July iy6.-CorroN-Qu!et and weak
middl!ng, ts'5@l9c; sales 1,s00 bales; receipts
2a9 bales; stock, c3,e9s bales.
BREADsTUFFs- dull: surcrfne, $500
double extra, 1880; treble extra, $h15.
HAF-F1Ymer, at $ce.e0. .-.......
Wn1sKEY-Easter, at s5c@s1.07lk. Other article:
unchanged.
STERLlSG-o9A,
, 1870-07-07
INDIANA.

Meeting Of tie Indiana synod of the
Recens1ructedP Presbyterian Church
--BoundaF1cs ef FFesbytertes Fixed
The State Debt
Special Despatch to The ChicAso Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 6.-The 1rst session of the
Synod Of the United or Reconstructed Presbyte'
r12n Church Was commenced Yesterday evening II
the Third Presbyterian Church In this city by |.
eermoa md prayer by the Moderator OF
the Last corresponding synod of the new
school body, Rev. Henry Little, p D. The pei
manent ot1cers are: Moderator, HeuH Little, D.
CLERKS, Rev. Mr. FAk, D. D. and Elder J. F. Chew
Treas1FsF, HI. 5aca1o0. II vas decided To hold
, 1870-07-07

BUFFALO, July s.-,It is reported that the New
York Central Railroad Company, tn consequence
OF the recent heavy &2mfxeS aw1fded 10 tne 6o-
pEeme Court here, tH alleged eKtott0o N charges
, 1870-07-07

TEE CmcAoo WEEKL1 11muHE has 4 lafscT and
better circulation In the West than any other ou1na1
II Il IN excellent medium far Advertising especially 10
these who wish to the paooaee II the prodoc
Ing dasses. luited number of aaFurtiseasents win
be takeu. 1t moderate 1ates. Subso1on prios Of
WEEKLI TR1zuNx, o. per aunnm, with liberal redus
ton foF cash el teu q uaaEs.
, 1870-07-07
DIED.

->~-,x~-
Forsyth, Jr, only OF Mark and Catherine Forsytb,
aEtd nonths and days.
Funeral On Ihursday, ut O'clock from 10 Milwaukee
. JQRDAN-1n the County Jail, on July :, Of c1crton
ct the htaio. Thnnsaa jordan.
r 1tPr
, 1870-07-07
The Turf.

NEW YoRK, June Cat the trottlng at Fleet
wood Park, Charlie Green best Coleman. Best
time, a:31H. Henry beat Il. ". Genet and West
e1n Girl In 2 2:25E, 2:26ai, ind 2:2314.
, 1870-07-07
TURKEY.

dcrs to the Governor OF Portuguese Guinea to re
ceiye from the English authorities formal posses
sion OF the Islanl Of Baa1n0.
, 1870-07-07

BuPFAID, July t-BHEADsTCFTS-Flour quiet.
Wheat dutl and lower; sales Of Of No. 2 Milwaukee
Club at x1.15. Corn Inactive; sales OF rejected q:
63c. Oats nomtnally 5sc-
FRE1GnT|10Hc on Wheot, 9sstc on corn. and
exc on oats
, 1870-07-07

Episcopal BtshsP ~ New Hampshire.
CONCORD. n H., ju1y 4.-Professor William ".
Nilea, elected Bishop Of the Diocese Of NeN
Hampshire, has accepted the odacs+
, 1870-07-07

PORTUGAL.

BRUSSELS, July 6. - Arrangements arc being
made here aud at Antwerp to give a tlne recep-
tion 10 the officers Of the American squadron ex-
pccted in the Sche1dt-
, 1870-07-07
Representative Garfield Rcnom.
The wcv York Ra,1road squabb1ez.

CLEVELAND, July 6--uon. J. A. Garfield was TO-
day renomipatcd by acclamation at GaTTettsrlle,
ohio. 10 represent tue Nineteenth Ohio District
, 1870-07-07

EAST LIBERTY, july G.-IIogs Supply light anu
demand good; best heavy, 9A@9stc: medium,
9A@eNc; light in good demand at 9@9Ac.
Cattlc-Run light Of good ones; common plenty
best selling ut 7t:@sKc; common, 6@Ihc-
Shecr-Kun moderate; selling best at oHG6c;
common. 4@1kc.
, 1870-07-07

Tn11ApRLfHIA, July G.-Two brothers, nAmet
George and John WnnderIlu. were drowned 8
Chester, Pa, yesterday.
, 1870-07-07
The Ant1-K ent m MurdeF Case AT tAtls-

ION. NJ n
BALlsTos. y. T., July 6.-The trial Of Ml!ham
Mtbtcl, his Two sons John p WitbecS ano 4en] -
Mitbcck his son-.n-law, zcbulon Bass, Eana " ~
Willard Riggs, in sG:tenbush, Rensselaer, County.
some nine months since, began today. THIS case
is the famous Rensselaer, County auti-rent mui-
der case ana IS regarded as the eliminating
phase Of the question.
, 1870-07-07
MICHIGAN.

between here and Tonawanda, and numeron;
suits still pending, has reduced the fare II INT
legal rata.
, 1870-07-07
MARRIED

Bonds Mt Frankfort.
FRANKFORT, July 8.--Bonls closed heavy at 96is