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, 1870-06-13
We arc informed that in the country

Wo arc informed that in the country
towns of this county there is an impression
that the now constitution abolishes the
office Of Justice Of the Peace. This Is {
mistake. No change il made in the mode
of electing, or tho number Of Justices
Ut their terms Of Office or dnties, except il
the city Of Chicago. The new constitution
provides for the appointment. by the Gov
ernor OF number OF Justices for this city,
bpt there is no change N reference to th.
Justices in any other part of tho county.
, 1870-06-13

suns surface must bo Ut lcast th,t amount;
how much nore no enc can tell. Efforts have
certainly bean n1ade to ASCERTAIN tho. amount
By equat1pg the srra of spherical triangle on
tbs suns ku1faee, V4h enc Of equs5 Angular
magnitude on globe having tho easth's mean
gath ~ one OF ita great circles but tho inter
fa1lacy of such comparison is evident when
no consider that the manifestation Of solar
heat is entirely dependent On the medium on
which the vibrations are excited. The infer
euco would hold good only in case The density
Of the solar atmosphere were equal to that OF
the earth, and the exciting csuse operating ex-
tesus1ly; neither of which ia tha fact.
Our study of tho SUNS spots leads na then,
to tho following Interesting conclusions, which
We recapitulate, believing them to be OF sudi-
Gent importance to be considered As marking
N important forward esepin eolaF research. We
change the order Of presentation: Tho 4tb
and 5th on the list are not now:
i. Measuring the compounded densitiea of
The earth and Sun against each other, as
gauges Of thar respective temperatures, VIC
infer that the heat at the normal surface Of
the sun Is about elevsn thousand degrees
Fahrenheit, or ai1 thousand (6,o74) degrees
ceutigrade. e.:
9. At such temperature the solid form OF
matter, and the chemical af1inities Of atoms,
must alike disappear and tho sun must bo
eonsidered as fluid body, surrounded By a
gaseous envelope, each Of which is composed
Of simple, and not compounded, atoms.
8. In tho absence Of chemical combina-
tons or resolutions, commission is impossible;
md intensely violent and rzpid intern,otion
Of the solar matter is the only conceivable
cause OF the pheunmena OF heat, light, and
chemical action which he impresses on other
worlds.
1. Tho telescope enan]es US to see that
tho suns exterior portion is tho theatre OK this
incessant motion, and We infer that his whole
naes ia in sinai1ar condition. We also perceive
| that the sun is subject to periodical fuctua-
tiona in the intensity Of aorne Of the phenom-
ana attending there movements among which
We notice sun spots. ..-
s. These periodic variations ars eoinci-
dent with the planetary revolutions esound
the sun; whence NE infer connection, and
| that tha latter arc Causes Of the first
6. Observing that tha spots aro almost
| confined to two nstrow belts, hbout 80 degrees
| Oh each eide Of the suns equator, which asa
also (s2 N. and Is 81 the regions Of the grest"
| ct harometdc pressure On the earth q surface,
and tho regions Of true atmospheric storms,
VIC conclude TINT the causes are alike in eseh
| case, xnd ara thus enabled to sccount for the
fact that the spots are depreseions, not protu'
bernnccs there ia downward rush Of meet,
| ing currents in each case, and vortexes and
whi11s ars produced along the lines Of june.
| tiou.
7. The epots emit dark rays, which, when
, 1870-06-13
NEW YORK.


TIE EyKS1S0 r1ST TAXES THE RESPONSIBILITY.
NEW EoRK. June LITTLE Er~ning Pod, this af-
tefnoon, etlitorta1ly comments upon the action or
Congress towards !ts correspondent In Washing
tuEton. It says 1t holds iisef responsible to th.
public for ttB information, aud the ACCURACY there
Of, but recognizes no right Of Congress to ask how
such information Is obtained. II any pcrsnn Is
wtougcd BY anything which they take the respau-
sibilSy Of publishing, the publishers aIc an5we1a-
Bile before the proper tribunals, but ncfthcr Ceti
grcsa nor any other bo,sy Of men can tecent1y ask
how they conduct their service or demand what
advantages they may possess In the management
OF their business.
TIE SUIT AGAINST TIE TRINITY CHCRCH PROPERTY.
RAYMOND Van Guyscn to-lar died q complaint
against the Trinity Church corporation, alleging
his rights to the lan,le1l property now he'll lii tAls
city by that corporation Van 0uyscn Is one OF
the descendants OF Anneke JAMS.
PoLIT1CAL.
The Tammany ring are 70 run WIZ. 81 Tweed
for Congress, "a succeed MorTisscJ.
TEsTzxoS1A1-
4 subscription among Jachtmen and merchants
Of this city Il going On "a a testimonial to Mr.
Fish, the builder Of the yacht ssppho.
THE East RIv En BA1nGE.
The !Ay1nR OF the cornerstone Of the great ca.s-
son Of the East iasez bridge will be commenced
next week, which Will sink the calssoa TO The bot
tom OF the river,
PuXKt0H fpRGKR HELD FOR kxTR4pr71oa
4 Grpfn fsnr 11argo f-,frn
tn1eu atates S"tn n1alssioher "hipe To-day de-
csded 10 hold Francis Ferez for extE1dttlou IN
Switzerland on charge OF forgery. Subsequent
" writ of k1b-ar oor1,., fs,,es n,hI, hefor
Judge BlatchfoFd on Monday, when he wtll proba-
BIZ be discharged
SERVED HII RIGHT
Pat puGr. q notorious fuugh Who ntter.nsetf Il.
ttlt a no,cr n.1cer today ntrod.t erntt,r 49,, w,s
e.,,,oe.a., -, 49,. c,o,, r.. 49, ss 49, ~
sSAeA1NE !" .41e SA@atS 44sou Aes I'LL. al4 01lk
JcatE
FlaE uE,sPnpcrn
Daniel Drew Is reported to hare Joined FtsS In
h;s 1frrt riff, rspbnrt,I,e ~, ,ef,. ,,f -,,,.n.,
"'7 'eN' ' 't'o.iA = " az osu 4n1'tets.
TIE CUBAN cAcsE
TIE euoaa 'aa'ss o. shis s'ty to7dsy held meet
T.. nan, NJ me f,rh,n cans. ~ -->'@ M ~S'e
1t"eos " ~. .uo"u ".s.sA eaase.
3uS bRookLfS POLICE FuRcE
The new policy authorizes OF BROOKLYN to-tJar
ma,.a a la,pt hnntrr AZ c1,any.s In rho ,.r.onn:,
, 1870-06-13

One OF the great drawbacks to tho sue
cessful mining Of gold and silver is the
great expense Of separating the refractory
ores The Western Territories are thickiy
studded with deposits of gold and silver,
but tho cost of carrying to all those points
tho costly and complicated machinery, and
Of successfully operating them, deprives the
miners Of large ahare Of the product Of
their labor. All the metal not obtained bp
the crude process employed ut The mines is
lost, or the ores have to be sent to Newark,
New Jersey, or to swanson, in Wales, or to
Freiburg, in Germany, to be 1e-
duced. Why not have these reducing ng
works in Chicago? The current
number OF the Arts has an article from
Mr. silvers1nitb, practical metallurgist, il
which be asts this question, and undertakes
TO point out the superior advantages which
this city Offers.
A large and profitable trade is now cas-
1ied on in purchasing these ores and send
ing them to New Jersey md to Europe fdr
reduction. Why not have thom brought
here; where labor, material, foundries, fuel
and chemical products are 80 plentiful y
found2 We are IN direct rail conamunic{-
ton with all these mining region
The erection here Of reducti{e
works would DO of great value
TO the miners and.prodtablc tc tho compi-
MES, and would open here new businest,
| capable Of being enlarged to any extonf
It would give an increased impetus to min
/
, 1870-06-13
OElO,

The AMHf-SeCrct Society Convention
NJ C3MCtnnutl.
Special Despatch to The Cheako Tribune.
CSe1NSA11. O., June l1.-The Convention OF
those opposed to secret societies met this morning,
ut 9 O'Clock, and resolved tt1at membership III
secret societies is deserving Of church discipline In
the case Of any person WIN, after being admints-
The afternoon, till O'Clock, Was spent In t,usl-
rcfA At this hour, Dr.. n. Brown, editor Of the
american Eepti:f. addressed the Convention, fol-
Resolutions favofing Toiit,cal actlon have been
passed, not looking TO the formation Of new
parry but toward action with the party which
places the best men on the hest Platform.
The meeting last night pras veil attended,, an11
the spirit waa Eood President blanchard, ot lut-
ros breaches tC-nlcrrpw afternoon on the relation
Of secret societies to prophecy.
About 81 600 has been pledged for The use OF the
association the coming Eear. The convention wit
prQuQlly adjourn 70 -nl:.ht
, 1870-06-13
IOWA

Supposed Case OF Murder In Jones
Couiity-Arte4ts-D Death OF san Old
E4GiZGn4
DCBCqCE, June 11.--Tcstesisy morning William
Graft, in company with two otllrr men. all some
what under the influence Of Intoxicating liquor,
started from Monticello, Jones County, Iowa. for
this plare, with team Of hoFaea ami wagon.
When about three miles on the road. Craft was
either pushed or fell from the WAGON,
taa faltS breaking his neck. He vas picked
aSant = mile further. when theJ- left HIN
by the slde Of The road, and proceeded On their
way. Upon examination 1t was found that his
neck and three Ebs we're broker, besides being
badly bruised about the face and neck Deceased
w2s w.dower, had been at work At Monttcgl1
during the spring, and lcayes tamlly OF children
at Jantsyilie. Wla- Thn two ulen who, It Is sup
posed, murdered Craft, were followed hy officers
aass both arrested here and started nu the way
back to Monticello this motniug. The name OF
one Is Thomas: the name Of the Other has not
been nsrertained. ........
j. Il. Duncan. an MD and mich respected citizen
OF tnts Clsyt died at o'clock last night
, 1870-06-13
WASHINGTON,
Special Despatch to The Chlca=o Tribune


REnRrxR sn,rt1s CASE.
WAsutSaZos, June 1..-The committee to aseer-
taln whether newspaper correspondents should be
excluded from the sepostcrs' gallery for printing
official documents In which t1e names Of ncaahers
do not appear In cre1labe light, met to-day aud
adjourned TIL "Wednesday. The correspondent
concerned has been given permission to appear h5
counsel.
Pacific RAILROAD BILL
The eenhte today authorized the extension Of
the original Atchlson h Fixes Peak Road, now
called tie Central Branch, TO junction with the
Chlon Pacific III point not west Of the Tooth
Meridtan- The land grant is twenty eectlous to
the Hilc. and the lue between 200 and 80 mics
long. The xote WIS 81 to Il; among the lastes,
9sh11y Sherman, Ross, and ThaJer.
sLCHE1ARr COZ INTERVIEWED.
Judge Lawrence, Of Ohio; Dr. Dast, formerly
Superintendent Of 1ndian AfIatre, and others,
called uron Secretary Cox, this morning, TO ask
regarding his position upon certain features Of the
Indian question: The Secretary said he Old uot
tclicyc It #as the policy Of the government to sell
the Vnhl!c lands in large tracts by treaty; also,
that he believed there was no constitutional
authority br treaty With Indian tribes to sell lands
which they held b. OCCUPANCY to railroad COM
panyies or any other third parry, and
that he would not favor the making Of any
such treaty, but when such treaty sales
Ieclars tho,n tnv., hrt mnsr 1cara ,ha+ - ~
.t.ct',a. h. ~. cnnrts Ma .,se ssi 49,. ~ =.
| the time sne came Into the department the at
of Congress pf lima 9 114,a tn rsr.httsn T rnnd
orca IN I.o,-.,o h,a ha.. no,.t-,,a<, 49, a-ssr.,
] ing Tue pte-cmpdon iaTs onlE over Colorado. but
that he had held that It made all public lands to
which thr indian ,ttc haz ho.n nr aha1, ha ~.
| ,tnrrsha, s,,h,.ct ~ ~ ,.e,s+,on, ~ ~ ~,
tlp9ulsuen, hunlees 70 me oPela1'ons o1 tae pF-
ei1pt1on lnHs, and treaty sale could not he m.de
| to defeas sn!s act
| urrr<r, ,r-r,ru,,-,ov or,
| .x .,.-.. ~ Ao.'N. - .'o4 49, 4A''t p1-+
3Hn tne aMenomenA lon tae SENATE, Fen1
| through the House to-day IN a thape generally
! satisfactory tn T}awes and III. rom1n+.tce This
e,orso a. :. t.,,.,. .,.,s. T., ~. .a-,...-,a...s
20 ~ sAs.As tt.. ~ ~. eu.eu.s
| that hereafter In the appointment Of employees
| there shall be no discrimination between nalf
and female and IT shall he taxfuI tn crnn1nv an,
eenpe'sa. suu "vlsn' 4.ous, "t'uvut sesa'u -
sex: but the number OF clafks shall not be H.
, 1870-06-13
pERSON4LA

RziSh1n Young WIS 60 on the fst inst.
---1e1crsut. Davis wis 63 Fea1H OF age On
tho Sd instant.
-Hos1oe Greeley xzota fer the New Fork
Tribune Of the 4th tnst-, letter, the first
"<.tencc of which contained Ss3 wuEt1s-
dtrssss 20 %1ls, and weass such rough opt
tleuanb doorB.
-Wiliim Hieks, colored, u-- boen arrested
, 1870-06-13

Ho>.7pr,,r yr June 1.-THE Consutuiio1aI
convsntion Ids; passed upon the following
Propositions q rs ~ sae ioo~iax y;
vscenr,sa in tho lIonsa aal a-nate-retec.ed,
is 70 ts: to g11e the appointment Of Supreme
Coo.t 1nases "a tue Governor, With the consent ot
the senate-rcErte1f, ~ 10 g: to gtre the ballot
To Wptran--reiected, f3l to to provide biennial
sesstouf instead OF a1n1al--adopted The female
Suffrage question ws1 paused on, wtthous = s3eech
fer ac against, either 10 committee or CONVENTION.
, 1870-06-13

BERLIN, June 11.-The health Of Btsmark Is quito
delicate Ills physicians have ordered him To re-
tzaIn from all manner Of work, and that he make
4 short llp tu England.
, 1870-06-13
ITALY.

I1ALI. =
FLORENCE, June l1.-The Italian Government
has recalled Its Ambassador from Lisbon In Urt3er
to Investigate certain charges brought against him
bE Portugal ..-..
FlogEsCE, June 1t.-It has BEEN reported to the
government to-day that another revolutionary
movement Is about to occur IN Italy. The authoIt-
tics arr taking measures TO suppress disorders
, 1870-06-13

ATHENS, June 11.-Tne br1eand chiefs, who
have teen closely pursued lately by the national
fcrcee, hare sucoeedetl in escaping to Turkish ter
rtt0rJ.
, 1870-06-13
EGYPT
PRUSSIA.

CAIRO, June 11.-The successful removal Of tho
obstruction in the Srez Canal, near Lake TlfnsaH.
Is announced to-day,
, 1870-06-13

IN th,s thoronclly Int within \. fav anra n,.t
no baye received noys that t1,a te,nneratnra
il nnusua1lv low in uanv narts NJ Europe a.
we'll "A in the United St.tes. And c.n,a,a
vh;la The rainfall taa bean rarr ,or,h ~
1ow tho arerace all over tba corna,.nro1uc;rc
world with few isol.ted ereentiona
worthy test Of the theory. Local canses vb;ia
ther NAV nroduce ereat variations i, VI, tor,s
nerntnre of nar3icn1A, n1xcea ;naanonJont ~
Lesser rnanres In I'm Original be,tsnro,rc;n,
forcc mar olao csuso n lonr dror,h, ~ 80
r,,ca 1r;th a anner.tnn1,rco ~ 1.;n =,
a,her Int II csn sc,rce1v lo a,,nncaa, ~.
t,,or c.n vary the Total ANNA, r,;nr,,, -, ~
txhole r,nbe A r;rcn amonnt ~ bo,t N,
ar,on,.tc , r;rcn nuant;,v NJ ,r,to- ,,n;,a-.
co,t.in asrnnsnher,c nressnr, in :, ror+;,n ~
Inn ub7ch c,n ho arcnra,o1. ;1o,.-,,,;,,a5 l..
{orob.nd rha c,rt},a nnnr.1 $780, 49,
t,,co f,,or, ,ba srn ,na aon,rtr-os 80, ~.
,rar,oo ,ra .on.;h1, conet,r, .na 49, - -"
tot,1 nvsssnra ~ ia ,,rrnsrhs-a 49, -n,n ~ ~ ~.
a,-*b'. sc,f.ca tho,oh IL ~ <'.-r s;ra.
~. 1e..,;.;as r. ti,a..ta" - u'4o
sn.,ke,1 dir,;r,,t;nn ~ tho s,,are. .' =. ~ au
t,tnn m ~ ,a snn end d;srrsa1 ~ .1,.on,, 49, ~
.t,,,a.-hora "A ,anst - 49, - a,s-:.ss.sS
~ hse,;ne bnrar -, ~ tha ~ s7,r:s ~ ..ra IL
~. -, =, 1.,..1.t -
.,,o aoa.ha-, usr,;s,,1,es. -. .,,sssS n..o
a,f,,c;a,.,v ,,rca nnrt;n, - ~. Nss.,,as
uaro;sn,,sr. ~ ar.bso -. ~ ~. 49,. 1870.
,oo, a, .pe-,ca aser;o,,,.- a., az. IA. - ~
aou,tor nnt thia ,1oas T., -a.1;Ir a..t1o -
10 conclude t1,,t tho cona;,;on II fn,,na IN tbo
oth.r s;oa ~ tba t;na. hor,nao tho c;,,,,,+;o.,
of the mir cnrrcnts il snc1, tbat thc .;r ~ ma
hcn;snhere nnst necass,,i1x tcsn n1n,oat Az.
cIurive]y in thai henisnbero. II Iboro h. .nv
intcrchance it will ha nr;nc;n.l,v in t1,a ,nnar
,ecions- vhere the mir IL not aense annroh ~
snst.in .np,eci,h1e on.nt;t;oa ~ r.,,o- rr,,o
,x.ta-a ot Tho cca., rc.r ,,;,eto .@,5 ,,;v,,1.,.
from pole to no1e but the wsterv r,nora
which 5o.t in fhe exter;or oce,n ind tb,;r
courpa . more restricted one.-.l,er leon tba;r
avn aida of tba lino.
Tn riren Quantity Of ,sn.ot h, ,zanor,t.a
rrf m tbs aa, nba c,est s,nrro ~ ~ c1ond.1
,,1 Land n ,,nat 6.sro,a no r,;- f,r .ro,r ~
b,;n. The .tmosnherc ran on,v cort,in ,h,n,
"a much yanor Al ma t;rno .s Iii n,.lo fo,,-
;1c,sa ~ ~ mi - .-on1a s.ar, ~ 49,. ~.
s4na,,1t - .,trr,t;oa "a ~ ,ons, =, ,1,a saa
asassr :, ~ r-,a,.n - 49, .1srs ;. ~ - 80
.4o~, - 49, :. ~ e".e - ~ Ss4tt-
20 ~ ~ ~ 49, ~ - ~ ~ ~ I so ~ 80
~ ~s' - 1A"A
I'VE, ~ ,uee po'.on ~ 1ne eat.Ae eutiaee
o. - ~ a4oeI Anan' '"c.apio =, ASa-
taeu1 :" 'A'o4 " lAe eueo's Inv t4' nan ,iss
NOV 1eeu so'e ~ e'apefa'e "a a'esaecqunns'.1
u "alc. ~ o.as1 'olee' euAs t44o 6iooo ~
1es'a4s so"o1 - ooasst'n " 'onl.o' attoe .
OF winch Nc h@Ees u lineage, IN 1nstance
on4s' not Psoo1. ...
, 1870-06-13

Spec!al De9f&tcb 70 lhe C1ucdEu lttp1ne+
DAvESroRT, powa, June 11.--A terrible ncc:-
dent occurred on the steamer Minneapolis, while
lying at Rock island, this morning. 4 small tug
leaving The landing struck the steamer stinnea-
ros, and tn. shock caused fender to fall, str!S-
Ing ieek-hana. named CLARK, on the heal, k!Il-
tIc him almost instantly. lie eot on bcari the
hHat ut Lyone, Town, and asked to work his pas
sage down the river In search OF employment.
Considerable rain has fallen all around us to-day.
, 1870-06-13
FoRTY-FIRsT CoNGREss.

~ 4sHlNG1US. June II.
SENATE
THE 1ExAACE COMMITTEE
On moacn Of Nj. SHERMAN. leafe WAS given
70 tne finance Committee, TO &t during the
COST OF ENTERTAINING THE INDIAN VISITORS.
NJ MORRILL,, Of Maine, called up the toi1t
, 1870-06-13
The typographical Excurstonxts al
Fstrrinnnfi.

CNCISSATI, June 11.-ihc International Typo
graphical Union e1cu1aI0nists returned about
O'Clock this morning, having spent the night on
The nTcr In fe1sting, toasslu4 speaking anu dane
Tug. All sppeaf delighted with their reception
here and G5peciay with the festivities las, night
which they entered upon s1ou after the stne dt
adjournment The larger number started for
home To-day.
, 1870-06-13

,oXAn1. 1uhe II .-valieau, Of Bruwnssi.le, has
s,as en,Ssssa John Shoaf- Of taia place, to play two
snaieu EaMea tf bll1atls, one thousand potnt8
cat a IN tie goth nra Eeth for s1=o anu Shoaf aas
aeeeEtet one game to be pl1yeti here ard one at
, 1870-06-13

rhe r.epis1.ture OF Missouri ha1 submitted
=, IN ,.~on1e n amendments to tbs con4titu-
tion OF That 6tato. Ono abol,shea district
, 1870-06-13

The Weed Patches Tho Pu:cnt
Aomb.1snidc-Enrcn Elaf1us-Enrth
Closets and Enrth-ScWnge-S Seed
Corn-Top Dressing OF n1enuosvz-
Picking Frutt-Tne Crops.
(FEOM OCR AGRICULTURAL CORRESPONDENT
N1raur,yCE 11pn1f
, 1870-06-13


New Testament shows to have been clearly
being traced to him, it loses all claim what
cver to direct apostolic origin. It does not
CHIN 10 be the same Church which Panl
founded at Rome, and 1iuce no Other
apostle founded any Church there, it
must have sprung up among the Christians
of later period, thus wholly severing it
from any direct connection with the Apos.
ties. Moreover, tho regularity Of the sue
cession was aftezwa1d severed by numerous
accidents. Sometimes there Was no Pope,
1t others there were two or more, to say
nothing OF the story OF TIC female Popt
Joan, which may or may not be historically
true
.Fourthly. Upon this unsubstantial st1uc
ture of assumptions We arc asked 10 be
1iere thAs an Italiau priest inherited from
Peter attributes which Peter did not possess
The highest rank which Peter claiua, il
his Epistles, is that Of "An Apostle O
Jesus Christ, !" SAN elder ana witness q
the suiIerings Of Christi" not the ehiet O
tho Apostles, nor -the vicegerent OF God
Pope Pho Mono asks the council to desla1
linn infalIblc, because, Says he, II II
conscious that cannot err" II COZ
eciousness would indicate infalliblity, p
s.r, il infnllible, was certainly conscious
it, As, if true it would have added great
to the weight Of his Epistlea, he made
fearful mistake in not announcing his i,
fallbilits, over his owu signature, In h
two Epistles general He does not ne'
tioa it. He vas, however, husband, AMI
probably, father, for, during the minish
OF Jesua, we learn that t' Peters wife
mother lay sick Of fever" and, in caosiI
his first Episle from Babylon, he send
along with his own salu.ation, that
:sMarcus, my son-" IA the Roman Cath
lie Church ncvcr changes, Peter wou
have been debArred fzom the Papal chi
hv his domestic membranes.
The higher the council Of the Vatie
rs;ses the Pope's p1stsnsions the more c
tainly viii thsy be dashed 10 pieces Ess
stretch Of suoganoe eonnpels d'scus1it
, 1870-06-13

NV1HM T. 1tCE. III ou1o. I6%Ou ~ uuukE41 u
thio; Nathan Sargent. of Montana; Whituaul
I. Ray, Of Indiana Halle C. Hyc, of Ohio:
William II. Wood, Of 1ndi3na: Clayton 4
Richmond, Of Iowa; John s. Abbott, Of Wis
ccnsin Charles II. Lyman, Of Ohio: lingo
Osterhaue, of Aisto touri: Ferdinand e. Gen.sch,
of Ohio. Joseph H. Utley, Of Illinois: Cola
Mcdonald, Of Ohio.
living out Of Wilmington, Delaware. employed
1lsout his stable young colored man. o. Lad.
named Gerald r. Before the lad hsd attained
hie majority he left tho place and got married
Shortly 1fte1ua1d hts wife died, but nothing
d.unted, be married again, and, becoming fas-
colcnizatoniste, he enigrated to 1iberis,
where his fecond wife soon died Gerald,
however. resisted the influence Of the climate
and married again. Whether his wife died, OF
he took salt wztes divorce by crossing the
.b1iny deep" and leaving her, We are not in
few years be turned up in Wilmington fn his
normal condition Of Wioower. He eoon mar.
| ried again, but rs usual his wife 4oon died.
L few days ago he married aga1n, for the fifth
| time, which is probably as much marry as any
man not Mormon ever did before reaching
the see of e.
| a correspondent OF the San Francisco BIZ!
| kiln writes thus from New York: There All
two prime donEe OF italian opera now il
] New York, and both Of them arn Ameri
| 6AnF. One Of them Is Hiss CAfa Lonlsl
Kellogg, and the other is Miss 1aabe
McCnHoch. 10th arc good but NO
ercat singers, and that Is what troubles
them. They lore each other as 1 bull dos
loves Thomas cat and it is Al for love Of AT
Kellogg thinks Mctsu1foch can't sing, and ough
not 10 sing, and MeCulloch rcciprpcates III.
fane feeling about Kellogg. Their friend!
eEox their symp.thica, and some of the dra
lsatic cxitics, who ought to ha impartial ant
keep out Of these ro~r, hare taken sides Ant
become very zea1oua. Last Friday evening
Lucia di Lanmfrn'oor WAS sung At tho Acad
cmy OF Music, with Miss McCulloch il
the title rok- She wa carrlesa in the
first act, and sung only so-so. Eel
loSg's friends we1e there in force, ant
took advantage Of the faIure- The.
Liesed long and loud ii was SKID to Be til
worst missing exer heArd in tho Academy, AM
they kept it Up At intervals in the second net
Miss McCu1loch WIS much chaBrined 1t th
hissiug; sha went Up into the primo donsa'
room, between the acts, .nd hid good Ion
| uy-1nst ~ snv other woman would h2ve hxd
| Then shs cane out, and in the list Aets carrie.
the bouse by storm. Her singing Was support
aud she ras duly aPplauded.. Some OF he
ftiends were present The next d.ly 1t tho mat !.
| lce Of II 1turotoTs, where kel1ogg Vas th
| presiding goddess Ehs got slight touch Q
I hiseing-iust enough 10 show het what ths
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