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, 1870-06-30

4i-E RED EIpEKsNHa At TONE
CISc1N.1AIi, June 9y.-The lied Stockings
reacbcI here Ut half-paat this evening, and wcTc
me: at the depot by the officers Of the Cincinnati
ub ena b.om s Of 2 Rs0ps t., aRa 5 Fnp
est aHs: ": q Rocktor1s .Ys; hyre next Saturday
To-rouow's game With the Harvards il looked
forward to Win considerable interest here: Since
these boys beat the Mutuals, Of New York, their
stock has been steadily increasing. There have
been even bets nude tint they Will beat the White
ton of fne Latter nine The games Of the last two
dayH with greatly tnts..cr lni,a hare much to do
with getting up this opinion.
ROCKFORD vs. CHICAGO.
The game between the Forest City, of Rockford,
and the Amateurs, Of this city, which takes place
at Ogden Park this afternoon, will prove welcome
spor1 to the 1oycrs Of the national game f1 this
city: White Chicago has 1Fs!class club. 1t Is not
likely TO witness much f1rst-Clasa playing daring
the next month, unless come friendly club Of rcpu-
tation, like the Forest City, entertain proposals
play and hare gool luck, they may give cur coun-
t1J cousin, lively game, anu, for the sake Of tho
Interest tsnr should attend game OF this knd. II
IL TO he hoped thnt such Will he the cuse- There
will undoubtedly be good turn out to witness the
g1me.
GAMEs PLATED. ...
between the Live 0aks of the North Side. and the
victorious, By score OF ss to 10.
On last Saturday afternoon the Carpenters
played the Nationals, OF this city, u'attll game oi
base balls WHICH i: was won by the former, by
score Of e8 to 5. .
The Active Base Bali Club. Of this city viii pla5
the Cossayuua Base Ball Club, OF Kankakec, OF
the Fourth Of July. They will ieave here On Sat
The Garden City Ba8e Ball Club VIII hold {
meeting this uornlug ut No. 20 Blne 1slanG
avenue All members are requested TO he present
night for Kalamazoo, Mich, to play the Kalamazoo
Club on the Fourth
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.
Annexation of tho Stock Yards Omcc-13ait
4Muttcr Hereafter To be Delivered thcre
by Observation-Disclosures Of the City.

The Postmaster General has discontinued tht
Post oalcc Mt the Stock Yards, anl has ordered
Postmaster Eastman to take possession Of the gov
ernment property there, anil hereafter to deliver
and collect the mails OF tint lmporta ut district by
letter carriers. Tile Stock Yards Post ONCE had
grown INTO considerable Importance, not less than
120, 600 letters having been mailed and received
there during the last ycar The aara Of the otilcc
hy the late Postmaster, Wm. F: Tucker, Esq,,
ie s9 ab5R q g a1y Sda e yy gSsy St ne @
IN the reach OF the FREQ delivery Of the great Post
Ofices Of the country, antl for the better Rccom-
Gat9n e. ne people RaS he soss Yards
ter Eastman VII. accortllngy, on tomorrow, an
NIX thu Stock Yards district That tho Posttnas-
ter ter may perform thls as.ed taJk as well as meet
General has authorized to be adied to the present
force Ten Letter carriers, Who have all been ap-
tHcting Of the entire ctty, as follows:
South chieo9o-FFom Monroe to the river and
from the iakc 10 the river, deliveries, collec-
INC rscr. deliveries, collections; Van Buren, to
Nineteenth and from the lake to .te river, also
from Nineteenth to Twcnty-nfth and east OF State
sted, deliveries, collections; from Twenty-dfth
and Archer avenue to Egan avenue, deliveries,
collections; from Egnn avenue TO Thirty-t1rst
cries, collections; Stock Yards, deliveries, COL
1ccions.
North Chieugo.-From the river to Indiana street,
&c! deliveries. COLLECTIONS: from Indiana to Disis
Fullerton avenue, 9 deliveries, collections.
= Hest Ghie1go..From the river to Halstcd, and
rom rom Ki1zle .o Mason, deliveries collections:
son, deliveries, collections; from Madison to
Harrison, and from the rlser to Sheldon, deliv-
from Hafr son to ofEonfy-seeon AMI II .heneo ss n on
Twenty J.aecond to Reuben. deliveries, col1ec-
tons; from the river to Morgan, and from klnzie
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Every Dollars Worth Of Spring and Sum-
mer Stock MUST md WILL Be SOLD,
il Sacrifices in Prize will do it.
SPLENDID Chance for Purchasers,
SECOND Week,


VIC quote tho following among
many other bargains tilnt we
offer 10 the public:
A new l&,t OF neat Black aud
White 3Slxc&' Travelling Drex$
<:oo&f.. part *sso:, II ct1. & gard,
Iii shades il, a1ixcd Wash Es~,,s-
Inns tycry nice for Travelling
St.itk). f2t cts. IL yard.
Lot ar neal Ni7cs1 E'oniizl4 (iM
ono coior only, rctst1tcd from
IS cts, q yard to f:sa cts.
Real good Eiaci1 Iaspaes.s re-
duce<f to :e5 cts
1a inch. TnikO POp}ins, Me;llsir
filling, for rs CTS, really worth
so cts.
Handsome Gray MOila;rs, tloM-
DfG ft,ls1, rs cts. I, yard, half price,
2s inch Silk and Wool E'o"a'''s
/ s.es,rnpIc styles, so cts. n yard.
Lyons Roll Folslins for IS cts.
| u yard, half price.
All high priced and best quail
ity Dress Goods also reduced.
Bargains in Islack Grenadines.
4~4 Printed English G'ercnIcs,
at Is cts. a yard, cost to import,
274 CTS.
Line of pretty Printed Lawns
Mt 124 cts. u yard.
A lot OF Striped French Cling
hams at Is cts.
Good style Spring Dclc.ncs,
124 cts+ q yard. ..-.. .-.-...
Manufacturers' REMNANTS
White Irish Linen, 25 cts. Il yard,
half price.
1000 good, heavy Linen Huck
Towels, 10 cts. each.
rs wide. heavy white Linen,
for Apr8n* or Towels, Is CTS. q
yard, half price.
Ladies' Hem Stitch Hdkfs,.
pure Linen, 10 cts.
Ladies' White COtto--, Hose,
from 10 cts. per pni"
EarGains in NJ c.,,'- half Hose
Gents Sus.- oEls III Lataics'anGl
IIA-s~ --..ler Underwear al. d
~-,.-ry. 49,.
| Large lot OF White Bed Quilts,
10-l size, much under value.
Real Maltese Lace Collars, d
| cts. cucIi.
Bargains in Cloths aud Cassi-
mcrcs.
All-Wool Cassimercs, SIS cts. n
yard, upwards.
Cheapest Blk. Silks In the city.
Large lot assorted silk Para
soils, lined, choice for LIS, some
Oftilcm reduced from 4 I 90 c:3ela.
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/ Postmaster General to San1fo1: : ,of St Lonia
The subsidy is -, coo per annC> athc c"ntfacl

master Ss9sEa' t. san5o5 s. na
for four years -
Supervisor butcher reportsf hcVenne tn nu
IL NeW TorR in e secopd comprising
Brooklyn and New Iork CE the teei ic,aS I%s
for this year has been S'6 To- EiEn1n IT, Flas ~
sasoeo; andhe .ooa liz Increase n TT
rluatuing districts nake 9p TIC q eieasy @ ,aae ane
INCOME tax from the Tslt1h DiFFict !c1 ape aeas
not rrturn 100000 ineumc, Hhtie Claim,
McIlen & Co, and hundreds OF otlel large
foT syear al! e Iossts for the yes MI
DEicher says 1t has betn 1efIloie ycaf iot the
merchant princes rs vtlt as the small uaderA
EXPENSES CT TIE CENSUS
The Secretary Of the Interior to-day communi-
Gated to the HonSe a letter from the Snperll-
tendcnt Of the Census asking al appropriation
ninth ceDsus II is stated therein that the ex-
renscs Of taking the eigth census was &, 500 o00
THE TAX AND 1AR1EP Rr11s
In the Senate, on Monday, Eeneator Sherman
warned the Senate not 10 vote b1ndy for every rs.
ducttnn proposed, because the result would he 10
leave deficit IN the revenue, and thereby entail
ky Official figures that the revenue for the ensuup
5car, Il the lars we're left uncnanged, cnnll NOT be
cxpectep TO yield more than ssss, ,6avoeo. The
yond the n1nit OF the proposed appropriations
Tonld be ess99. Cox, ,000 The one ncs cent Of the
PIT Is to be provided for would require ss4,ooo
5elr Of ssea CO., 7hIs ieft n mnrsin Of ss6,0oo
200 for the reduction OF taxation. OF this amount
EGs.oO,to0 had already been absorbed by the re-
1nshons passed in the House aud proposed In tht
senate, exclusively Of the loss OF income tex IT
insist therefore, On reducing the rates On suSa1
s19suou,up0 instead Of surplus of revenue
THE SALT DuTY Bill.
Tne following Is the vote In the House On tne
resolution directing the Why's and Means Commit
tee TO report a TN reducing the present duty or
N1EEQE
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MISSOURI,

Trial OF Cocy the Murderer Of Miss
SK1s1 mers, at Bowling Green, Pike
County-A Continuance Granted
TIL September Next.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
BOWLING GREEN, No., June 2s, via Q51SCr, Ill,
June ga special term Of the Pike County Cir
cult Court, criminal term, was commenced ycsteT-
day. when the case Of Ambrose Coe, the murderer
Jury, who indicted Coe for murder in the trst
degree. After the grand jury had found an in
dctment against the prisoner he Was brought iuiu
court to answer tnstanter, hls counsel neElectlng
to rcqnife the fotty-eight hours notice an copT
OF the Indictment. and the list OF the witnesses
Being called 10 answer, be pleaded not guilty. His
appearance was that OF the conscious vllIAin, not
unlike that OF felona 10 1e seen at the lar
oi all criminal court5 tn large towns. The
uneasy, shifting, unsteady stare avoiding the eye OF
every one, as conscious Of the hortuf which Ills
presence must inspire u tue minds Of all who
behelt bin. He carried In his hand the heavy
chain OF hts ahackles. The court room was wei
nued during the time the cage was before the
court, the crowd being composed Of the
pesL clnzehs Of the county II
be found. hut, On the other hand, nll seemed to
Join N ono opinion, md that was that the prisoner
should be taken out and hung. However, the
citizens are willing to gire the Law chance, and
Y the event that he Is released, that they will
then take It into their hands.
Mscusslon, succeeded In getting q continuance,
and the tia1 Is set for next September. 1t is cv.
dent that their plea will be insanity. The proSecu-
Ion IS conducted by MesarE. ". G. EEnu and G,
v. Foeg, Of Quincy, and the defense bg Anderson,
q q, Pa1myEa, Missouri, and Mathews, Of Ashley,
Coe l. closely confined in jail, and is very heavily
frQueu.
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THE CITY Tn BRIEF,


The PRESBYTERIAN Synod Of Northern Illinois
commenced Its animal Session In tho First Presby-
terrain Church, corner OF Wabash arenue anu Con-
eress street, on Tuesday evening. when Rev.
K9eTt i Patterson, ?: p, delivered sermon Oh the
yesterday morning, aud after the election Of Rev.
4. ". Patterson US Moderator, Committee on
Dllsiness and Committee On boundaries Of the
pEeshyterfes we're appointed. In the afternoon,
me latter committee reported as follows, and
their report WIS adopted:
Chicago IrestEte7X-To tnclrdc the counties Of Lake
Cook, Da Page, Viii nEd kHnkakcc.
Frttport tresiyftry-To include the counties Of 10
and al Of oRfe County except the two eo1teasteIn
townships. .-...
~ dtotk 5ast7 ltesdyerY-Tq iaclude Tho counties Of
County.
otaaa I1e!bstrYTe fael.de the counties Of Putnam.
LaSnllc, GFundS, Kendall, Kane and Dckalh-
Albert McCaIla, q member OF the First Presby-
ter1an Church, Of this city, anil a graduate OF
Princeton Iheologcal Scmluasy, was ordained as
an Evangelist bs The PfesbyteEy Of Chicago, last
evening, In Ut. Mtchell's church. This was the
last Work Of the Chicago Presbytery, after which
i adjourned sine dc twIll hereafter takc lts
place tn the consolidated Presbytery {of old and
new school], result Of reunion
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Miscellaneous.
r.. Generai Je1: Thompson, whose, name Is yeaJ
day, He Is now Surveyor General Of Louisiana,
anu ls most efficient In hts management Of the
Sssf Grses q ne 'sssssspp ana i thereby proving
ste 5is ola fTsnds s w iSsso6h g4s Ell 5sfsR fsRt
TO prevent Misrepresentation, 1t may be veil to
STATE thai the gentleman who is exhibiting the
y 6sw o. the sun !afong ne
omer Of THE TRIBUNE office, nor Is the telescope
he nses the one through which were observed the
s1n srG1s which ore the direct cause ofthe present
AT 2 meeting Of the stockholders Of the Chi
eago. Bnl!tngton 4 Quincy Railroad Company,
ny; John c. Green, OF New York; Nathaniel Cha
pm, john u. Forbes, Sidney Bartlett, John "
Brooks: Robert 8, Watson, William boott, anu
Detroit, and Chauncey :. Cotton, Of Gaiesburr
ILL.,, were unanimously chosen Directors Of tho
company sn 4 l1s the 1l. ensuing Insa year:
dale Will come oil Tomorrow. Trntn will leave
the Central depot ut $50 a H., the Wat,ash ave-
nue. @ crossing at s:4o ana Eewherry street at $50
street, near the Rock Island Railroad Shops, was
mates buried i the .sbfs nte sfi ~ syeas eaT OF Of
was only stunned. The other members Of tie
family were bruised and cut in many places, but
none & Of them ne we're seriously Injured:
street. was entered at O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing By burglars, who stole .mall amount Of
money nnd pen knife. Two shots were lrrd at
effect 49,
Joseph Tolley, from Idaho, on his war to Ciu-
elnnatl, 11, loaned 3 confidence man slC0, at the
md received 81 900 IS bond" as security.
Pierre Carme, the renowned billiard player,
formerly e thia cty e now il the City of Mexico
, 1870-06-30

At twenty minutes OF II O'Clock last night, fire
broke cut 10 fhe rear part Of the twostoTy tfalnt
building, No. 16i State street, owned b.; Potter
rear part Of No. 165, adjoining also owned by III.
Palmer. Maa slightly burned, The damage to
both buildings will HOT exceed $500; fully H.
suieti. Mrs. T1erney lost about s500 On
furniture: insured for s1,G0o IT, ~ f-ni:
caEo and 71.00o in tho State ,x, ro tn e,,.t ~
No. 16o was occupied by P- uat a1s 1eas r[ t ~
pne street w. Next door, or No. 50 Mon
Mho,a = =, the melt shop Of Mr. Robbins,
Muos'' .sss will be about $50. The place was eyt-
emily set on fire, as the rear OF both buildings, as
well as the sidewalk OIL Nonrue street, was katu-
ruteh With Kerosene Box No II was turned In
The alarm from Box No. -, at quarter Of 5
ocloc9, yesterday afternoon, vas 0ccasloned by
an 1ncipfent 3re In email barn In the rear Of No
120 East Fourteenth street, owned and occupied
BY Morris GearJ. Damage nominal; insured TOR
31tQ In the Etna. Cause UNKNOWN.
, 1870-06-30

foot, tearing his shoe OF, A veullct was rendered
leaves wife and three children In destitute cls-
cumstances They live at No es9 Main street
-Alsc, on the body OF Henry g. UEFers WIG
dteti al his residence, No. 30 West Madison stEeet
On Tuesday night, from the effects OF Internal
injuries received BY barrel Of HtNe rolling oysE
him. Verdict, " "AccidentaL' He vas an En9tisn-
man. quite wealthy AMI, the proprietor OF the drug
store on the corner OF Clinton and Madison streets
Also at the deal house, on the remains Q! III
unknown man who died at the huron street SSa-
been stricken down while at WORK on sewer {, On
the corner Of Milwaukee aud Soble streets. -: He
was an 1r1shman about 20 years OF age, ana tts "
name Is supposed to he Mckenney. The boiF Is III
the dead house awaItlng identification.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
HTJTN PIQEKr

The following Senate bills passed: Amendatory
o. thG &C: q July q, 1893 70 protect the right Of
Western Judicial District OF Wisconsin: to amend
tae act sabltsh aud protect national cemeteres:
70 regulate the foreign and coastng trade on the
States; to regulate the effect Of vote Of thanks
q Congress upon promotion In the navy; In rcla-
tlon 70 unsold lands IN the counues Of Porter and
trlct In Kansas; for the admission OF photograph
for exhibition free Of duty; giving the consent
GonSIsas to tee Of certain
ats fSS snas An ssrsas Ge for o ss fsReSs HssIs9
military descriptions n Minnesota; authorizing
River at Little Rock; to amend the act Of 1850 to
caI INTO elect the ptoyisions Of treaties between
ne ne, United States and China japan, siam Persia
ers TO Ministers and cousuls, and other functon-
aries Of the United Statea; to repeal certain sec
ne1s o. acts PASSED By the Territorial Legislature
~. e,o,n,, EAyAl RELIEF BILL
NJ: SGWt1ELp, ~ II L., ftGm the Conference Commlttee
navy y = made I'd M M5ep9n striking out the second Eec-
The report Hrs agreed 70.
MI. CHURCHILL from the Committee IN E.ec-
Hons. made report in the Missouri contested
eleft9 g Sase e. taat Dye1 the The sitting member "a not
up for action On Thursday week
hi. CESSNA presented the y1ews OF the minor1-
t., with opposite conclusions.
HGCSE EMPLOYEES.
LII. LOGAN offered a resolution, directing the
DooIteereE to retain tn The service during The r.
cess the crippled soldiers now employed under
him. ADOPTED. -
The House resumed the consideration Of the
conference report on the Currency bill
NJ JUDD gave notice that he would move to
sp se3eSt The report, and hare another conference
Mr, COUIIRy nnnoaad mo +nnnrf and rfrrad That
, 1870-06-30

Il meeting OF the Chicago branch Of the EEan
geucal Alliance is to bc held in the Second Piea
6yterjan Church, corner Of Wabash avenue ant
Washington street, 1hls evening. It will be ren1en
bcred that the General Conference Of dine5en
communious occurs at New York city next sep
tember, under the auspices Of the Alliance. Al
this Conference delegations from. Great DFttal1
and Europe VIII be present, and among then
some Of the ablest writer's and speakers Of IN.
nce. The discussions and deliberations Will las
about Twelve, days, and 1t ia expected that tn
meeting Will present such an array OF talent
learning and plety as never before assembled y
Hills COUNTY,. The object Of the meeting tn
evening i to excite an interest tn the New Iorl
CcafeTeuce. .anl0ny the speakers Who VIII bt
present are 4. Eldriage, D. D., Secretary q tas
Esnssltsa Aaansf s;6 ;aax Gs95gH NJ
OF this city,
, 1870-06-30

BOSTON, June 29.-E. Patter Dyer. Jr., formel
Cashier Of the Newtonyille bank, has been se1
fenced to fine Of $3G, 600 and months imprfson
laliLy.
The propretors Of the Parker, fremont, Revere
d0unGs, and American Houses were before tht
municipal Coust today, charged With violation Vi
the liquor law. The cases went over on an Bppea
to the tulT term.
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1sae. Ear. 1riad Ther. Rata.
MEIIATUBE ALMA,


MINIATURE ALMANAC
CHICAGO, June 81
Snn ttes.+*.......4n n Moon rres..... 6.05 D. m.
bun eets. Q. n Moon 6eta. 4aH u m
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Arrangements for tho Fourth oi
IMlY Celebration in Ind III In pQlls.

Special Detpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
: 1SD1AEAroL1S, June 29.-The German citizens
nave taken the lead III arranging the programme
for the Fourth Of July celebration here this year,
and, so far as wilt concern any formal
celebration Of the day, it will be
In accordance With th3tr 0rrangemcntF
The principal celebration wl be for the benefit Of
the GerLun Orphan Association. The various
German s1cletics, Turner's and musical, anu cl,l-
ztns generally, take part The usual and ap-
proved formula with respect to the exercises
NIL be observed, and Interesting new
features be ndded. Speeches will be male
" ltcs. Aessrs Quinlus md Traits, in tho Ger
man, a1ld by Judge Martiulale. ". c. FishhacE
are, for the puspose Of erecting home for the
o1phaas IN the grove where the picnic ls to take
, 1870-06-30

expected members to vote for the report, II two
able and experienced gentlemen LIE those from
PennsyfVana could not agree as to what 1t meaut.
MF. GARFIELD replied that II the gentleman
from massachusetts, did not understand It he need
not vote for II.
Nj. BUTLER said he did not mean to.
Mr. GARFIELD did not expect that those who
talked Of gold and silver as relics Of financial bar
hartsn1 would vote for such 3 BILL He added that
1t would square better with his own notions to let
tie Western men who opposed it fight their own
pahles~ II nthey did not take his btlt they would,
IN his Judgment get nothing. He ri1fculcd MI.
1lgersone notions about coin, paper dollars, and
cheap kind Of currency, illustrating the latter idea
by suppostng currency Of stamped cabbage leaves
MI. NGERS0LL Fetorted- He preferred cab
bare Leaves to cabbage heads on that question.
The vote Eas then taken on agreeing to the col
ference report, and 1t was rejccted-yeas, -;
nays, 182.
Committee was ordered.
ELECTION CLSES
III. PAINE asked that Tuesday and Wednesday
Of next week be assigned to the Committee on
Elections, remark1ng that the House might In that
time dispose Of ten, f1fteen4 Or twenty contested
election cases.
Objection made.
MI. PANE gaEe notice that he would call up
the cases Is questions Of privilege
The SPEAKER tntllpated that they would be
open to the question whether the House would
consider them
INDIAN APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. SARGENT, nom the Committee on Appru-
prtanons. reported back the Senate amendments
to the Indian Appropriation bill, and proceeded to
explain them to the House, with the action recQm-
mended By the committee.
Adjourned
, 1870-06-30

RAwLNs, ". T., juno Is
War party Of Indnns, about xty, crooked the rail.
road west q here ahort fourteen miles, going south
Young With feE5 men to follow them md oTcrtale
them If poselbc Tley crossed The raroad 1st night
THOMAS 3. DElEEEs, Captain Second CaTairy
, 1870-06-30

Inc HostSfl Excursiontsts-Mo
Dissentcrs Leaving Utah.
OMAHA, dune e9.-The party OF Boston eycur-
California NoN" Ao'1
Qnte large number OF Mormon diasenters hare
arrived within the past few days and more are ex-
pccted. '%~ w.
, 1870-06-30

BCFFA1o, June 29.-The hrst preliminary meet.
Ing for consolidating the Old and New Schoo
Presbytes1ans OF Western New York vas held l9sl
night a permanent consolidation, under The
name ef the synod Of Western New York, was
effected to-day. '7 Wa
, 1870-06-30

Special Dezpateh to The Chicago Tribune
PEoR1A, Ju1c 29.-James Mcclure, alias Thon11-
son, a notorious conntFielter and escaped convict
from the Auburn Pen1tent1aEy, ryas arrested here
last evening, and Is now held in fail, awaiting the
arrival OF officers from New York. He ts d des-
perate character, and Was captured With tue great
est difficulty.
, 1870-06-30
INDIANA,

Preparations for tho Coming Wool.
len Exhibition ut Indianupolfs-
Arrest Of FaFsic. Suspected Of Com.
pltcity in The Late Murder Of The
Two Young Girls.
sDi.SAroL1s, June 2e.-At meeting Of the
Committee OF Arrangements, today, for the
woollcn exhibition 10 be held In this city August
2, committee was appointed to make suitable &C.
cu1nmodatlons for the press at large, during the
exhibition. The use Of the skating rink has been
procured for tile exhibition. From present indl.
cations 1t will be q complete success. All TIC
Ta1lroals have agreed TO transport visitors at alt
fare, and articles for exhibition free.
4 number OF additional arrests have been made
Of persons OIL suspicion OF being concerned In
the murder Of tho two girls, on SATURDAY. last,
but. On examination, were allowed to depart The
Mayer received telegram from the Chief Of
Police Of Dayton, announcing the arrest Of two
negroes, supposed to have been concerned In the
crime.
lSDLAsAFoL1s, June e9.-Another arrest was
made tonight Of q man named Jno. g. Gatten-
berg. who lived near where the murder OF th girls
was committed lie waived examination before
the Mayor and WIS sent OF to jail. Several marks
Of bites Of teeth were found On him. and other cI-
culstances connected with hts actions lead to the
belief that le IL guilty.
, 1870-06-30

ANIMAL Meeting OF the State Univcrs
sltT RcKcntss
Special Despatch to The ChfcsKo Tfibuic
ST. PAIL June e9.-The Regents Of the State
University met last evening at the capitol, ami
elected tho following officers for the ensuing year:
President, Hon. ]. s. Pill:buEy; Secretary, Captain
Q. {. Mcrriman: Treasurer, Ho1L John Nichols
Professor " y. Fo1well was reelected President
Of the College Faculty
, 1870-06-30

TEE CHICAGO WEEKLT TRIBUNE has q Iarxer and
better circulation In the West tlan any othss Journal
It N excellent medium for advertising. especially
those who wish to accure the Patronage el the produc
lug e11seee. limited number Of adrertiseme MT viii
be taken. a. moderate rates. Subscription price of TIE
WEEKLY TL1nrSE. e per aunuln, with liberal reduc
ton f1ra flub ur ter, t,,nrr
, 1870-06-30

... Font FRED. STEELE, ". T., June H.
The sktnt of the Union Pnbfc Railroad tepotl that
about loo Indians appeared neaT Medicine Bow today
at ocloek this afternoon Lieutenant ID, with Dc.
tachment Of Company !, HuIsued and engaged with
tle1, four miles north, wpundnE two aud driving tho
party OF. JAMES :. BRIsB1N,
BIeJet Colonel Comm atd;nr Po.t
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RIVERSIDE.
RIVERSIDE
Time Table.

Parties visiting this elegant
md popular suburb cnn leave
Central Depot Mt =, $780, and
1O:A5 II. En-, lao, ISIS, 5, $3.50.
G:Ij und l1s10 p. III. Returning,
leave Riverside nt 6:1o- 1859,
s:15, e:31, md 9:zo i. na.- nnd
3, 1857. A:15, 6:a:s, and 7:.f5 r. m.
Business men will find Z. less
inconvenient 10 1envc the city On
the Ills afternoon train, re-
turning on the train leaving
Riverside at 7:15 In the evening.
than at any Other kour.
Dinner md supper cnn be obs
-. at the Refectory.
ALI trims out stop ut state-st
Excursion Tickets, so cts.,
Obtained only Mt the Ticket OF
Gee in the Depot.