davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-24
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

LrMBER aps,S5, ps2A. ~ hs; = H. H9s 1Ssa ;o
81 Frraj ,tsrs 49, snS ,ts VIZ aa9e4 Asau e.. ~
Tas d,us' u's Pe1, 70 nit amount o. E1din4
Tnnrr ~ -as4an.e SM Se'sts ootAunx snx1t ~
cs1coae y1es.se. :, -, paNss' AZ oeioek eGhe
Iii = & ta a'ht s.., - ~.
~ 3s-s+.sa ,uS - ~ ~" inquiry tk'a9
Iari, go 70 = snI.a ~ sHa~ sHt r.
,,Irsra 80 ~, as iS ss 70 9naa1s' iae
~ ",,rra ~ ,oo s5 49,. -. ,,,.a. ~ ..,..
.cnn,tf tfp@ sAe Ctef-ss p'ases u oalEocs aaoAt O.
tss:r ~ rn,d -ru,.- .,,o1,.r
tr,t.rn,r r.I.. -.,s.
tnn,trni, 70 fTtr t.c.,,,: ana s.r+.. 'soo t3M
CO., tx,st,;s -. -, '%nsano sts. ea'Fs.
.Ic,s, mi ,ran;i'ns x .ns n,da. :,
Jcts, ard scan:iinv' a I. anh oTer. ftfoaii ~
Ell. fs,a s,a ......... ...,.:..:-. sSs sSSs sss., s9s
Sbincies. . seS1 ssas
Saies include The fniIowtrr:
Cargo schr pctayia, from Nusfeaou mari ca-yo,.
IS m It 1hoF1 scapslspg aud toss 1t Sttbu; Is ID
l1th II g. CO. sold by Cha1, Uep{pu 4 Co,
Cargo tchf New Aampshtre. fsoI1 White Lake
Is m II coAIse mixed NJ 5l15o; sold by Irish,
Hulien l. CO.
Cargo scbr loses, from Muskcson, lis N n It
$.cu for pt+ce stun. s1sbo f,r boatie, and 100
for tsHips; lAtn II $a19x: sold by blanchard i
! BpylAnd.
At En1 rARDa
Here trade continues moderately &etirn. AMI
E,r,t clear. l-tnen 10 e-lncn ,ftsMta5no0
Second clear. l-tuch TO Finch. Is Ooa{AC0
Third clear l-lncp, 8x0NaS 90
This,f ClcAr II. ~ and ainch n ma III m
, 1870-11-24

aElICulEHIal IoueQe JHIQ NcIIp.. I{S3139
The prices o. consols and Unitod States
bonds EsW duetuate dkily-almoss houtly-
upon Iutuofs Of some nation going to Ear
With 1nssia, yet no nation il making any pre-
pa-ation to fght her, ard Russia has, Aa yet,
made no demand which any other nation con-
eiders cause for war. Tie prices Of consols
are nov :1f..of per cent lower than before the
rumor OF war, md United st ties 5-20s are TX
per cent lower than then.
Tho following teieg1aphio quotations we1o
received by Baf7att 4 March
, 1870-11-24
County Court

County Court.
... WILL rRo8AT1u.
Estate Of Jacob Enebler, VIII proved AID let
tets testamentaIy granted to Barbara Kueblcf
(NtdoW}, under bond af s., 600.
GUARDIANSHIP.
Maria LichtcDthal WAS appointed guardian OF
Ge1hsld Ltchtenthal, under bond of 81, ,ooo.
, 1870-11-24

SHEKF-1hfl na1knt VA thirty active, md Al
psssAblo offerings wero closei our. T1ansactlors
generally were II Substantially shs r}-<a7C txufe2
Of yEStErd1yt though ~. c.Ci.. y. l-.:.prt5us
prizes were wesk aas >. Z u1ar: We qaote good
10 chcSce Ut &a@5Ess.' n, dfun to fat, sYs58
koos Inferior aLh c3Enon, s.3A49 G..
, 1870-11-24

UOGS-TfAoe IN this department. WHs LEFTY
active, and under hrt1k demand hou both ship
rets and pzcker1. the pens were well cleared. but
owing TO the hea5y offerings fut1neE decline 70
tue extent Of about 1sc per 100 n. WIS suffered.
and II thtS decline the mnEktt clpse1 quiet, but
cutie nSnn. Sales were reported At $&V3&1aK
for comnon mixed; IS 1sAke5 for medium %
fttr: {& soas4c for guod 70 choice: aud s4&s8
as Tor e1aa, 1tth mort Of the transactions
within the r1ngc OF $Ax9ks1
, 1870-11-24
COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EyENtn1, NJ '. es.
The following tablo shows tho receipts and
ahiprucI,ta OF produce ut this point during the
paht tEentY.fpur hQura:
, 1870-11-24

1ah splendid Hair D3s h tha heft n the ~ps1d1 ~
only tros sod pes1set D3s: harmless, reliable iusta
taneooa; 20 dsappotueents rdtrnIan1 tint ;re111
he Half poft and heaat!S blaek Of bsuvn- 8sM -
g. 9od pafuEdsrk e4d properly applied Il
, 1870-11-24
Dr. BaaseS

- scutA Mafkxt pdeasa rcr.s far no ebsrsr, To
Worst eases Of eezntn1l hy method Ne
UsdnAte q the ur!vers.ty ot Philadelphia, anG IL
tht ct tes hle physt41n In the tJ for IN chtan3x
end btInAl D41eaAss of hoth END stk,up EoE
1h4cfy OF Nervous 4rd Se1uaI Dtoasses OorsuItshnS
, 1870-11-24

Props StbFaska, Blanchard, MendotA, Plymouth,
Potomac; lark Onondaga: schrs Rtna. WenA the
Wave, A. {. MAXWELL Lake Forest, Pathfinder,
Vim. GfaEdy, Minnie Williams. and barge Nellie
McGErya.
CLEARED FOR CHICAGO, Nov % AND sl-Peopa
Dean Richmond. Potomac. Plymouth: schr1 ]. r
bentley, 4ElpA. Sunrise, and Sea Bird.
, 1870-11-24
OOEANBTEAMN.
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMP4TYN
Through Line u California md Chlas.

NAIIx8 t8HEA1IX HEOU[KUe
bnstses 1ezse Fter No. = North River foot ~ Uspat
f. a y eel?sk noon % The ~ sed %th, except wna
thsse dsJE fsh m on st;ndarTths4 ths day p1cvsauA
EottnbeT ~. ALAakA, EApi- Cray. tp1ntctt11
~Lth COfDRA Do. Capt. f'arker.
One hodfsd poun6s o4 ha1K1Fe nl11wed free to azs3
admit paeseuka. Medicine md attenda1oe !ses-
An aepAItQ5ts touch y Aan1AciIlo; that Of It's ~
eounees II Panama With steamer for Gausa PaHx&
Hotf: ~ AID arh fot Central American postx. ga
FssK sH1S- 1ND JAPAN.
Steamer GREAT RKtUBLlo, rea!ins pee r:s
Fox freight Aod pA&&aSe dekotA and ali further h3dk
aael apel5 4 he oHse ~ Rharf, loot q o.nas
E-t heE* Yarf tF. r AAEY, Axent,t or at Geo%ef
J. A. WAAEAOK. Axeaf.
, 1870-11-24
CHICAGO hook INLAND Il PACIFIC RAILROAD
DHp1QctneT Van Burn and Sherman stxestt T3s!er
- Ee54h

30 AH.
SO 81.
@LrE
ned to tia u
! Hha@t N1&
, 1870-11-24
MRS, 7. n AVERY

Acrnnni of Her Death In thc Ifutlalo Ex.
pFrs4%
, 1870-11-24

~ =; desia-s s1e .nquJ ~ a1s-
,a1r nxx.hGy III nsIns. un1oa. e9aaas E3
49, S : ssG.e. en5sI ~, ~ -asis' '
& 1eZ1 N. ~ nnre, nr ~ $ X sa4sic. rtt1
1nrrr ~ . = r. IL " - rer,nr,r7 - ,nrsr
49,, 80: eoii.F a1a:Sa-. cs,s krSsts ~
&. ri can11+T NJ, *. ~n154, nS.sr $50 isS
15ss -. 1r1s,h r1rsar iLSsS ns s5stts.
1mrS nnn*T ,sar1.ve1 P2aMe. chic.en soie
$50. Rnif..,o si1nshfer so{e asc 10'e'
liz - Sisrr1SsT ~ safe 4saH.r. r. PnsfaHel,,gs so,a
.sS,s NJ nevbes1 : ~ X tsStxr. ~ nusr a ma
II. T1n N ! mSft,m ~ ssfsas *. m nasSS
s.Esr. ams,,rrn r.if ii - = naf ~ ~. Frrnrn,
rnff - ~ n MAJ n. Frt+e1n esif - X. liza
: al. FrereS rstf u IL. n 1sa7 4. Frenrb F{n
n ~ IN ~ e ssHT *. F1rnra ar Isn1s4ne. I;
Snssn ta1 M IN ~ Frsnch e!s Jneint = fcssn
Sss hssTsn ~ fS9 mt ffntncs = snzrn y "a
nj ''''14~'' = o' t'-'F'
,t1at ~ n.nsi d.rtenI ~ ~. 3tTerrat ar,trtes
~ caoE naast t1as ne19, naG p,'1S "efe seaea
~ W ~ ~ - sSt r. qlmr9s en- N. -,,tar,
e1o -. ~ g,s pr.s ,tr ~ ,,si1 No. e.
va ~ ~ A"'ee p'e7' 'S'S' "A111 e'est '~f
W N reet t,..nvn. tr.4a,s over u
-. -, 49, - S'~' -
sr ~ =! z1.c 49, nna,t.y e,st 1o,fe. nrxs
c1s'r1 shcrr ltc. snefter. ioc ~'s'
W1Srs nd pcs md .. 7oc. 10 to II. Tic:
,siiLc. il sd il fS.fc: IS and ia 1{c: ii, isr:
Is. iec:13. 1sc: 80. ~.
EAIiSpealefa reported 4 fAlr trade for
This seatoo, ind salea are readily ei-
ftcted upon Tie basis Of $k1 rates:
ad . te7!AS; * feg. -; . q 2 feg,
, 1870-11-24

REEF CiTrLE-it lie onsainu nd s,a,tuu Il. H.
fore part Of the morning there vas very quiet
feeling IN the market, and tsnde wns ratheT gtoW,
but later ndvtcea nom the East were OF Auore
encouraging character than those received early.
owing to which trade during the Inter part ot the
txined, and on the better descriptions Of shipping
tteetB prices, II anything, ruled ah&se higher
sul the improvement W24 not enough tnafked
to neccsstate change IN our quotation table
no time urgent, Ind, a. the offerings were large,
holders 1t times were somewhat bothered 10 real.
i1e. and In s0ne instances yerT common lots Mere
parted with At reduction from current rates OF
yesterday. Sales ranged from fxssa6s5 tor good,
shipping steers. Good an,1 choice fat cows au1i
ltRht ntahy esecrs were In fatr requtst for Prls-
bnreh and Cleveland At r. -aoaan1. City butchers
purchased TO moderate extent a. t. 1a34.a5 for
good, and ta,0as.esk for common . - !
dragged heavily ii 9eoaaas 80. Tcxas cattle Soil Il
r for comnnu {3 uba3 75 for fair 70 yoot]
Through fots: and RoAa4 1fH for good well t1n-
t1red Tintered lots Stock steers were IN very
tetIh:" these reported we're Al Sa0044.oo fof me.
dun TO GOOD LOTT. Tho marker closed quiet The
following were The
CLOSING rKicks
EEn!ce Beevcs-Ftae, tat. well foyEel.
$40 o.1ea1 oId steess. and Averaging
Prime Be4ves@Gocd, 1; Ss veifst;cd, an.i; '
formed stecra, averaging 1,sf0 70 -,-
Fsif Grsdis-Fan steers. in fair aesh, =
averaging 1,1oo to ] l,aoe na............ ase3&U
Ing SO % 100 ohs....-:::-...:... :. aso3a7.
resh, Averaging 10 10 100 ~. ....... aszzlst
latertoT-1qht and THU cowa And stee1s 2oot&s. .0t
, 1870-11-24
HIINOB CENTRAL.
Y7WYnN nYYrrh-E,>nf ~ JGNG .4n-n1
LAKs sHoRx & M1oAi0An SOUTHERN RAr
MICHIGAN cKNrHAL RAILROAD.


eu1n1 Of peazbtYu
P1seerSef trim Of ttik company Ieavu snd arrive n
Chicago fnlleH1e 7-''
Nal. t1oA n. .sMp.E.
Fa1t New York Kxpetsa...-..su:N n "a sLDQ nm
Atlantic E1r.ess tdatty].----- 5:l5 p-m 1:1n q
k1xht EIpJtt0---+-.--.--. 9W m ~ Ii n.
Kalamazoo AeeononaodAton.. t0 p n 'u.N l. NJ
EIEE1NN13{ AND fOEtKfHfk
Day ayE.!press-~.--.-..---.....-.9M 800 l. h. ssHEE
Through Epf=ss--...--..-...t4 w 2 m. On 4 -
FOE st. JckkEH VA XEW HC1TlI0L
Dry a1U T. IN TN 4 n.
Accom- mod otatfuo-.--..,.-.-..-s 40 p m. seiN D
sEun3ay cZrerstd. 3atst141J exrepte6 Nan.txV
excepted 8HNKX q. WkktW0R1B.
, 1870-11-24
LIVR STOCK MARKET

WEDNESDAY EvIS1S0, Nov. r.
TIE following table showu the daily receipts and
Of I've stock during the week up to
, 1870-11-24

CHICAGQnANvuLKky 4 yINQENHEa RAuROAn
GMWATKH Dk1qf.pa.ner Canal nd K5nHs yteea.
oesnL corner H.atrd and Carroll stIcetz.
G46 Trim. ChtE1Ea Ttna....- ~ =. l02 q. II.
, 1870-11-24

opened al nj, reached ~la1., ami closed q, Ii
Loans. J to ; per cent, carrying. Clearances,
about 81 ,c0Q, ,0cG.
, 1870-11-24
M. 2 spring TheAt, At the Afternoon Board,

M. fpnpG Vheaf. At the AfleInoon Boardr
was In active demand, and a higher range OF
prices wss established, the market closing
firm at s1,R5s< seller next month, and FL
csah. Other grains werc dull 1t tho closing
ptices On Change. Provisions gold to the a1-
tent OF G5 brla mess pork ut s19,50 cash, and
100 btls do seller December 1t e19.a5.
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- -----s
Terrible Effects OF the Heat.

Upwards of sixty cases OF sunstroka oe-
CURED in New York city ON Monday. the hot
test day OF the present heated term. On that
day the average temperature was ninety de-
grees, and in some parts Of the city even
ninety eight and ninety-nine in the shade were
attained. Brooklyn, Newark, Hoboken, Phil
adeIphia, Baltimore and other towns have also
sacrificed daily numerous victims to the blaz-
ing sun.
These terrible effects of the heat should warn
all, not only against direct exposure to the
suns rays, but against every excess that can
aggravate the general prosration of the sys-
tenn at this trying season. To walk the dis
lance of single block, even on the shady side
Of the street, is now equivalent to running
three times that distance in winter 1t might
prove fatal to forget this simple fact. People
should now carefully abstain from violent ex-
ercise, from fiery and poisonous liquors, from
anger and other evil passions, and, as far as
possible, from worry and exhausting work.
They should indulge but very moderately in iced
water and mineral drinks. Eschewing heavy
dinners, they should cot simple but strength
ening food, that may repair the extraordinary
waste of the system; they should battle as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-20

AS yet no war. Still the war situation
remains. All over Europe the excitement
continues. II is expected that some days will
remain before the first battle can take place.
France, if we may judge from the news before
us, has not given up the hope Of revoutioniz-
ing South Germany. 1t is undeniable, how
ever, that South Germany has gone in with
Prussia. That French sympathzers exist in
South Germany we cannot doubt. But the
great fact that Bavaria and Wurtemberg and
Baden and Hesse have fully and without ques-
ton complied with tho terms of their joint
military treaty with Prussia speaks volumes as
to the feeling of the South German popula-
tons. Earl Granville has been to Paris, and
for hours has been closcted with the Emperor
Earl Granvile's mission must be regarded as
the most important item in the news Of this
morning. Wherefore went he TO Paris? Why
was he for 80 many hours closeted with the
Emperor? King William calls the world to
witness that he is not TO blame for this war.
According to him French demands have been
such that he had no choice but say mo. ;"
Until we hear that the first gun has been fred,
or until we learn the result Of Earl Granville's
mission, Judgment must be suspended. In
ntony minds there is a lingering suspicion that
explanations may yet make useless all the
costly preparation for war. We have no good
proof that this suspicion rests on good basis.
American sentiment, which, SO far as it has
been expressed, has been in favor of Prussia,
seems to have produced some effect in Ger
many. The voice from beyond the seas, the
voice of the brave German people in America,
who, in spite Of the distinctions of creed, have
seen in Prussia the champion Of German
unity, has given King William comfort and
courage. Neither combatant yet backs out,
but both hesitate to fire the first shot. The
situation is as lively as ever, but it is not ma
terially changed since yesterday.
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NORTH CAR OLlMA.

The Military Troubles in AIamnnce County,
Martial Law In the Town of Graham
Wholesale Arrest OF Citizens.
RALEIGH, July 10, 1870.
The counsel for the citizens arrested in Alamance
county by Kirk who, by order OF Governor Holden.
refuses to regard writs OF habeas corpus Issued
in their behalf, argued the matter before the
Chief Justice to-day. The issue involved seems
to be whether attachment shall be issued against
the Governor or Kirk. The Governors counsel VIII
close the argument tomorrow morning. The feel
ing Is most intense the subject, and the people
await with deepest anxiety the decision OF the Chief
Justice
News received here this afternoon states that Ora
ham, the county seat OF Alamance, has been placed
under martial law by Kirk. The Court House was
seized, and the whole town is strictly guarded.
military commission has been organized, consisting
manly OF kirk and his officers to try citizens now
under arrest. Additional news has been received
that John Kerr, 5. r. Hill, Sheriff Griffith and seve.
raj other prominent conservative citizens OF Caswe
county were arrested at Yanceyve yesterday by
XIX. The Congressional candidates In that district
were speaking in the Court House, when Kirk sur
rounded II with soldiers and made the arrests.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-20
CONTENTS OF r0-DAY,s HERALD.

PAGE.
n-Advertisements.
g-Adverlisel ents
3-The Double Tragedy in betroit--The Drowning
Casualty at Long Observation-Disclosures.
4-Edi orals: Leading Article on Our Merchant
Marine Our Recreant Congress- Obituary
IeleUraphlc NewS-Thirty Roundsmen Saugn-
tered-The Jersey ScheutZer Feslval-A la
Tourette House Brave-Amusement Announce
me u.
5-The War: No Battle or Skirmish Yesterday;
Frer oh and Germans Still Enthusiasts: Ma
Pc con to the Nat onal Guard OF Paris; King
Williams Speech in Berlin: Prince Napoleon
in Council with the EmperOr-News from
MISUNDERSTANDING Wrong In the Tombs-
welcome Home TO Judge BedlOrd-The Harbor
Protection Company-An Undertaken Attempts
to Violate the Health Law--Buslness Notices.
6-Saratoga Races-The Prospect Park Races-Per-
sOnai Inteigence-The National Game The
Fat Boilers at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the
New York Conrts-Firemans Ban Practice
European Mail News-Meet!ng OF the Board of
Health-The Quarantine CONFERENCE.-The
Coroners Onice-A WOuld-Be Razor Murde-
rer-The Elm Park Riot lnvesti CATION.
1-Financial aud Commercial Reports-The City
Ordinances--A Gallant Rescue Marriages aud
ID aaths.
day In the Metropolis BROOKLYN and jersey
New York City News--Fracas Between
Deputy Sheriff and Irish Labor
ers-A Congressional Sunset: The MEM
Der from the sixth Public Is
sues-The First Baptist Church-rhe Acct
dent at Paterscn-Tbat Cranky Political Ma
chine The Fifteenth Ward William NJ I've
Association In q State OF Actual War--Hus-
bands Rlghts in Jersey--Another Queer Case
OF Lafoeny-Tbe Shooting ARRAY M Trenton
New Jersey Courts-Siiipping INTEL gencc--
Advertisements.
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John SoANNEI.--This man is the brother of
Florence Scanhei, in honor of whom the flags
Of the city were put at nalf mast on the City
Hall, and who may, therefore, be taken as one
Of the political aris5ocracy Of the metropolis.
What kind Of views Of political liberty and
personal rights are held in the families of these
municipal magnates? This Scanned went to
the registering place armed with Two pistols
and bowie knife, and intending TO kill as
the election of his brother to the Board Of
Aldermen. Here is q noble and progressive
zdea Of the only thing TO be done in cases of
political difference This is almost as frank
as Jack Reynolds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-20

IMPORTANT TO BUMMERs. There is Il
drunken man killed nearly every day on the
first twenty miles of the Erie Railroad,
either knocked down by the train or thrown
off while it is in motion. No doubt the NOR
tally is quite as great on every other road
and on every part OF every road proportion
ately, taking into allowance she neghhorhood
of this twenty miles TO the city. The number
Of the tipsy, therefore, that probably perish
every year would fright the souls Of the fear
full adversaries OF temperance it they could
ever keep sober long enough to compute it.
We warn the bummers, therefore, that their
race will soon become extinct if they do not
give the cow-catcher wide margin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-20
ALA Tou3EI1G HOUSE BlaYf.

On Sunday afternoon Il resident OF Bergen Point
n. j., and his family, were embracing on rowboat
at Bergen Point intending to proceed to Factory
vile, when the BOAT was capsized. The four chill
dren were preciptated into the water and three OF
them were rescued with difficulty The other, lit
tie girl, twelve years old, sank to the bottom and
her recovery seemed hopeless, when Mr. f. H. Little,
boarder at the La 1ourette Hotel, aiter GIVING
three times in niteen feet Of water succeeded In re-
covering the young lady and she was resusciLated
crowd OF persons thronRed to the hotel anu APP
pauded the bravery OF Mr.. Little. A former ac-
count credited this brave act to a gentleman who
boasts that he mas 'much key" whatever that may
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THIRTY RauNpsMEN SLAUGHTERED.

by and with the advice and consent OF tue Super
intenGen the Police Board Yesterday reduced thirty
roundsmen to the ranks, many OF whom they trans
ferred. The cause Of this action was surplus
number on the force. Their names are:-Firth and
Coon Thirteth; Phencs and Mallarlev, Thirty first;
Goodel and Acherman, Thirt second; Hyatt and
Schultz, Fifteenth; Mack, Seventeenth; Ot.lngnon,
ond; Darby, Pod, Thompson and Riley, Seventh;
Waterman, Third; Curry, Ninth; Lent and Hutburn,
Thirteenth; Fuller, Nineteenth; Hornan Twenty
first; McWilliams, Twenty-thitd; Griffith, Twenty
seventh; Murray. Twenty-seventh; Fitlgerned and
HOughton, Twenty-eIghth.
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TELRCRAPH|C News.
FRANCE.

Don Carlos la Paris-The Conspiracy Trials.
PARIS, July 10, 1870.
Don Carlos, the famous Spanish agltator, Is in
Paris.
ia the High Court OF Justice at Bois yesterday, at
inc commencement OF the proceedings, M. AragO
rose ana moved that in view OF the approach OF war
ana inc consequent agitation OF the country the rrai
Oh tue persons accused OF conspiracy be postponed
The court, az err consideration, denied the motion.
an tie trial was procee led with.
Baron Rothscnlld, who was drawn az q member OF
been fined 5090l.
lie Phbhc announces that the French govern
ment has given Don Carlos orders TO leave the
country.
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VIRGINIA.

Tragedy at Cbester-A Man Shoots Son.
in-Lnw for Scducing n Daughter.
RICHMOND, July 10, 1870.
Captain W. F. Hayward, proprietor of hotel IN
Chester, a summer resort, on the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad, this afternoon shot and
MORALLY wounded his son-in-aw, b. +. Lindsey,
for the seduction OF his lHayward:s) daughter.
Hayward Is also proprietor the Dime Hotel,
III this city, and La Wei known and respected
He called Lindsey into room OF the hotel and
char. led him with the crime. Lindsey, 1t is said,
confessed and professed himself willing to receive
such punishment he merlted. aud Hayward then
commenced firing upon him, INJECTING wounds in
the abdomen and thigh.
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regularly, change their linen as often and
sleep as much as they can. In brief, they
should be as quiet and keep as cool as pos
with suitable care, to survive the most terrific
summer heats that have ever afflicted New
York. For fifteen years such hot weather has
not ragged here, and special precautions against
II are indispensable, both for man and beast.
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IufalIiSi.ity and the situation ut Rome.

lufnlIiSi!ity and the situation ut Rome.
BY dispatches from Paris we are informed
that as soon as the result of the vote on the
infallibility dogma was made known to the
French government orders were prepared for
issue recalling the French troops from Rome.
simultaneously dispatches arrive from Rome
announcing an anticipated attack on the city
by the liberals While the news of the with
drawal of the French garrison may be pre-
mature, il is quite likely that as an incident of
the war, France will withdraw her troops
from the Eternal City. The infallibiity
dogma was never popular with Napoleon. 1t
was placing sovereign above sovereigns-
elevating the Supreme Pontif to a
position among Catholic nations where
in laying down codes of morals
he might exercise temporal authority to GER
tain extent that would clash with the aims and
policy of the rulers. Infalliblity, then, is I'M
palatable in Paris, and we need not be sur
prised to see the Pope dealt rather coldly
with. Whether the French troops are re-
moved or not, the Garibaldi people will as
suredly take the opportunity of the war to get
up row in Rome. So that between his in-
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THE JERSEY SCHsOTzEH FESTIVAL.

The annual festival OF the New Jersey Scheutzen
Corps commenced at Mount Pleasant Park, Jersey
City, yesterday, and 1t promises TO be one of the
most enivenng reunions ever held by this body.
The dnerent games and exercises will be continued
to-day and Tomorrow. The shooting match at
tracts great interest. Owing to the European ques-
ton the members and their friends were not merely
enthusiastic, bur full Of Excitement Groups were
discussing the question in every nook aud corner.
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fallibility, the possible loss of his Gallo de-
tenders and the hostility of his 'red" enemies,
the Pope is not in very enviable position.
We do not wonder that he hesitates about the
time for proclaiming the dogma. This would,
indeed, be most inOpportune moment for
that ceremony
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GOVERNOR HOLDEN and the State Militia of
North Carolina are becoming more outrageous
in their wrongs upon the people Of that State
every day. 1t is certainly the duty Of the
President to interfere, under that clause of the
constitution guaranteeing republican form Of
government to each State.
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THE LATEST METHOD OF DIVORCE demon
etrated by the present unusual demand for
divorces is that Of Mr. Murphy, a gentleman Of
this city, who had his wife sent to the Island
for six months, and during her absence sued
for and obtained divorce by default
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ROME.
Fho Council and an Alteration

Fho Council and an AiiocntiOn-
ROME. July IS. VIA PARIS, July ~, 1870.
The Council held public session to day, at which
53S fathers were present. the schema de Ecc,eSld
Christi was adopted b. a vote OF $50 to 2, and was
approved as q constitution Of the Church 0y tho
Pope, who pronounced q brief allocution.