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REL1ABLE.-John Simpson. the
irrepressible. was picked up on Water
Street, by Officer Anleitner, dead
drunk. He spent Friday night in the
lookup. and was fined So %, which
he promised to pay on his return from
his next trip down the river. Know
ing him to be reliable his own bond
was taken Courier.
Reliable2 yea verify reliable work
er at Hartlein's, who laid off from
his last trip on purpose to attend the
Ward Conventions of Saturday, and
the HARLEM Convention of this week.
He came near being carried off Oh the
Mary Miller few days since, and
springing ashore declared be would
not be carried off, for premium, as
the conventions were coming off He
is reliable, and his name which is Mt
John"
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Ne co..

CRsMINAL COURT. - Hon. d. L.
Robinson presidiing.-The application
of Charles Lancaster for a new trial
was heard and the motion overruled.
His counsel then gave notice of their
appeal, and have ten days in which to
file bill of exceptions.
The Judge gave Lancaster some
excellent advice as to his future
course, telling him that the peniten-
tiaries in this State were reforma-
tories, aud that if he gave evidence
of having reformed he would shorten
his time, perhaps one-half. Lancas-
ter looked unconeerned for q few mo
ments, but the nervous restlessness
of his hands, and the continual
mois.ening OF bis lips. as if teveFlsh,
told how greatly be was agitated.
For a moment he bowed his head on
the table near him. but bravely bore
up until he left the court In charge
Of the jailor. when he gave way to
his emotions, and tears flowed freely.
The conceit is taken out of him, and
this may so a long way toward his
reform.
VIM. g. Crosby was arraigned on a
charge of cutting james Dorsey with
intent to kill, and pleaded not guilty
John Hsgao, accused of stealing a
horse, was put on trial. but the case
was not concluded, aud will be con-
tinued this morning. aeg van
REcoRDER's CoURT-Ndthan VII
lard, Esq, presiding JAS. Hughes
threw bricks around pretty loosely on
Vine Street, near Water. one of the
missiles striking a Mrs. Daniels He
was fined $50 %, which he replevied
George Hauek made night hideous
with his noise, and was especially
offensive to some ladies. He was
fined s. 25. which ne paid. eczema
John Simpson, whose first name
is not the one he records on the poll
books when be votes the Democratic
ticket. was fined So % for a drunk
and disorderly. He didn't pay he
got credit. sit4 hna aaam.a
Charles Lucas, "a poor old man,
whose trembling limbs have borne
him" TO lumber yard, where he slepI
the deep sleep of a drunkard, was
fined So % and committed to prison
The Recorder afterwards took pity Oh
him, and turned him out on his prom
Use to go straight home to Warrick
County. K bae rbH
Richard Gordon and Judy Hobbs
distinguished inhabitants Of Apps
Block. on Fourth Street, were up for
shocking indeeeney. The man wa
fined $14 so, which he paid, and thu
woman discharged on promise of re
form.
Before Justice Walker.-A younl
man, who ought to know better. wal
fined So 10 for assault and battery
At the urgent and combined Request
of himself and friends his name il
withheld.
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Eew York Dry Goods Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK, August 20.
District buyers are availing themselves
of the low rates OF western freights, and
are shipping heavy goods to fair extent
especially low priced fabrics. Augusta
sheetfngs 12c; Bedford r S%@85<; Great
Falls > l01z; Mass. lie; Walthan 8 4 30c;
Cabot bleached AZ 10 7-S do 1sc; Pepper
ell Ga do III: WalIhan Cd bleached sheet
ings &c; do "a do 30c; do 81 do 35c: do 1914
do 40c. Eas ION A q A ticks l5cs York II do
24c; do Il A a soc. star checks No. 200 are
offered as low as 1914 while l,SO0 brings l6c,
ann 200 lac. Gamers glazed cam brics are
reduced TO ~. Northampton einRhams
l81< Goats imported soft finish spool cote
ton SOC; Wiliiamantic do zoe, and Greens&
Daniels enam eled cord 40.
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THE FoRT BRANCH AFFAIR.-The
investigation Of the case in which
Thos. Walters shot one Wal
lace on the 9th inst. was had before
Justice SHELTON at Fort Branch, on
Saturday.
The case came up in the shape of a
complaint of assault with intent to
kill' against Walters. Col. Chss. Den
by of this city. appeared for Walters,
and after an investigation the charge
was dismissed. This result shows
that the accounts published in the
JOURNAL were correct. and that the
shooting was Unsuitable.
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SUNDAY Rows.-KiDkel and Por-
ter INDUCED in the sport of blacking
the eyes of stranger who INDUCED in
some severe comments on their acts.
He spoke in German, thinking they
did not understand him. but Kinkel
being q lipguist, understood and
waxed wroth.
"A trio ofroughs got up frst-class
row on Third Street yesterday after
noon, in which flying brickbats fig
ured.
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ART MATTERs.-Those who love
good pictures should visit Parkhilrs
on Second Street. Not only photo
graphs, but artistic life like portraits
in oil, and the latest improvements in
photographs. With the additional
advantage of having his parlOrs on the
ground floor. Parkhill's has become .
very popular place.
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MORE THIEvING.-Peter Kramm,
who resides on Chestnut Street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh, on arising
Saturday morning found that his port
monai had been taken from his panta-
looms pocket, and with its contents.
$50, was gone. A dress belonging to
his wife was also missing.
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CITY NE w 8 +.
TanderbuFgh COnaty Republican
Contention.

&M4D@ G4A ~VAH4e& @S~Af
Convention
Alta meeting Of the County Execu-
tive Committee. held at the Club
Rooms, on Friday, August 9Th, 1870,
il was unanimously resolved that a
MASS CONVENTION Of the Re,
publican voters of Yanderburgh
County. for the nomination Of all
candidates for county Offices to be
elected at the October election, be
held on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1sT,
at the CRESCENT CRY SPRINGS, in
the City of Evansville.
tits recommended that each town
ship and precinct be entitled to cast
the number Of votes indicated below.
taking the Republican ballots cast at
the Presidential election of 1868, as
a basis:
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News INDEED.-"Go away from
home 70 hear the news" is exempli6ed
in the following from the Terre Haute
Ezpress: e.
A terrific storm, or hurricane. oc-
CURED at Evansville about q o'clock
NJ. yesterday. It lasted but a few
minutes. not more than a quarter of
an hour at the outside. but did large
amount of damage. Several church
steeples were blown down, one of
which fell upon and crushed a house,
killing man and child. Houses were
unroofed; chimneys demolished; the
air was filed with the debris of shat
Sered sign boards and other material;
and the widest CONSERVATION prevail
ed. One steamboat was sunk, and a
wharf. boat was blown ashore. This
Is all the information we have on the
subject at the present writing, but
hope to have further news from the
scene OF the disaster before going to
press, unless the telegraph lines in
that direction have shared in the gen.
eral ruin. -
Later dispatches received since the
above was put in type indicate less
damage than was at first supposed.
And those dispatches sent several
bours after the storm, and after the
sender had made thorough investi-
CATION of the results thereof, covered
all the important damage In thu city
and some outside. There were wild
rumors afoat, of several barns being
burnt and bridge or two blown away,
but investigation showed them to be
unfounded.
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@The recent heavy rains will
certainly be followed BY general pre-
valence of Chills and Fever. Buy a
bottle of Armistead's Tonic. and be
ready for the first symptoms. An
ounce of preventive is worth a
pound Of cure. Caug13,1w
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~ I. G. BridweIl & Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and RockbridRe Aim Waters.
ie17f
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The Convention will be called to
order at 10 o'clock AN, and take a
recess at IL o'clock for Basket Din
ner. VIM. HEILMAN, Chairman.
FM. THAYER Sec'v.
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ny 40aoSA0PA.i N&" ADHN' ANsN"" ~
Wall Street was feverish at the opening
this moi ming under war advices, but af-
t-rwards became dull until late In the
afternoon, when extravRgant reports were
circulated of Prussian advance 60 tn
walls or Paris and great disasters TO the
French army.
GoLD-O p6ned at 1867, bat fell 10 1899
on tue war news; subsequently became
slightly frmer at li5s<; declined o. 1145<;
recovered TO us, and closed at ll4I69ll0.
Carrying rates lo12 per cent, aud for bor-
roWers 1854 per cent. C,earances $50, 661s 900.
M0NET-The market has ruled easy but
steady at 4g6 per cent. on cali. The Bank
state ment is unfaYorabie, showing heavy
o1r 90
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PrT1sRrRG, August Weather Gear
&l4 pleasant. Aonong mhela feet and
falling
MElEPH1s, August 2I.--Clear. Mercury 81
River decling. Arkansas river feet yes
terday. Departed Grand Tower, ST. Louis.
NASHVILLE, Aug. zs.-The river is rising
again rapidly, and a further rise Of fifteen
Shoals. -
CAIRO, Aug. 2O.-Port List.-City Of Ev-
81. Louis. Memphis to st, Louis, 9 An. !;
thompson Dean, st. Louis to New Or
leans, PM: Belle Memphis, st. Louis
70 Memphis, 2. River stationary. Clear
mercury 76o.
LOUISVILLE, August 2O--River at stand
stu al day. No arrivals or departures.
weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, August 2I.-River station
aIy, with feet inches in the chute. The
weather Is pleasant.
r Oo55NcIEsltATI. August 20.-Riyer II feat 8
inches In the channel and falling. The
anna departed for Memphis.
ST. LOUIS. August 2o.-Arrived-silver
S sSoms ,Oma4lna; Lucy Bertram and Lake
Ia uaperl S1. keohuk: Julia, Vfeksburg; Adj
Tohn pP gs IMissouri. Departed - Andy
gponIso ~ LOT Keokuk Lake SUPERIOR. 81
f raul ~. Joseph, Memphis: civ az CAIRO.
, vieHsourg; Kellogg and barges and Com
sas River. Weather clear 49, $780, - ~
River fallen three inches. P's'''s'l -
ST LOUIS. August MISUNDERSTANDING @,
Louis, memphis. River stationary. -
CAIRO, August 21.-Port IIst-W. r. A.
thur, New Orleans to st. Louis. iap ~ .
Mary Miller, Evansville packet, IL; Colo
RADIO, Kicksburg to Sc. Louis. A. NJ: UNI
ptre, Nashville packet, PM; City of Cairo
81. Louis TO Vlcksburg. 8; Idlewild, Evans.
vile PACKET, @: SC. Joseph, Sc. Louis &c
Memphiss z. River stationary. Weather
clear. Mercury so,
CINcINSATI. August 2I.-RIver l6 feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm a@ rffs si..- -
MEMPHIs, August p. = weather clear
Mercury W, River declining. The AR.
and Rubicon. TO St Louis: Mary Aifee
and Pauline Carroll, to New Orleans.
Captain q. q Spt1ler, an old Tennessee
River sIeanboatman, was knock ed on the
bead with billet, by q runner OF an oppo.
sitton boatsat Gunters vile, on Wednesday
and MORALLY wounded.
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DON'T blame the carrier if your
JOURNAL comes a little late 10 the
morning. The war news which con-
tinues to como over the telegraph
wires until five O'Clock in the morning,
in some cases. delays the printing of
the papers, and accounts for the pro-
yoking circumstanee-"the more the
news, the later the paper, as one de-
scribed it.
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PITTsBUEG, August Weather cloudy
and cool Thermometer S0o. River falling
with feet 10 inches in the channel. HEAVY
thuStier aud rain storm last evening
Nothing doing On the wharf. Reports
from the upper Monongahela and ALLIE
ghany say tina rivers are unchanged, with
Is inches at OIL City. Weather clear and
nnnf
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HemnhfR Market,

BY Telegraph MAAFAt..' 1870. ,co
CoTToN-FiIn hei0 ~ 49,
bales: exports % Dales, hanged
FLoUR-Q uleb ah@
CoRN-S5 abs.
OATs-60c-
HAY-E2fd22,
RRAN-S1992O.
PoRK-s3l
LARD -171z9l9c. ,-.,.,
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The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block. on First Street, adj
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September /.
Apply to JOHN w. Foster, at the
Post Office. je4-t
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"A PARTNER To RRGAGE IN A.
IA good paying manufacturing business,
a new enterprise in the Western STATES.
The sale OF goods as staple as groceries.
Capital requi ed three Tia ousand 10 four
thousand dollars This is a rare chance
for an enc getic man wishing to engage In
n safe business. Address for particulars
"P T." this office, stating where an inter.
view can be had. augH lw
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~Go to f. G. Whites Book
Store for Mathews Patent Memoran-
dunn. IL is the incest thing out. No.
Is. First Street, opposite the Opera.
Aug % 1t.
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New btyIPs.

Dannettell & Duhme have just re-
ceived, per express. the latest styles
of Hats including the Autograph
hat for gentlemen. and Red Stockings
bat for boys, 81 Main Street.
--.-rr AuO ~ In
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r@- The Ladies of St. Mary's Cath
Ole Church will hold Fair from the
evening of September 9th, to Ocso-
Der 4th. The particulars will be
published in due time.
aug18-tf THE COMMITTEE,
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Manifest OF the steamer Idlewild, from
Cairo to Evansville, August 20ths
A E Shrader hhds tobaccr; w q Brown
3hhds tobacco: w 3 Ford 2 hhds tobacco, 1
box; q w French bale cotton: Mr. Jane
son circular saw, / piston rod; John
Myers7 bundles rags, B barrels iron, l lot
loose do: Schultz Truman q % l castipg I:
8 r Glib =rJ6 bbls apples: q Kratz box
castings. Lyon & Machen 142 sacks wheat I;
VIM Hellman ore cars; III o Babcock /
cider mill moving blade; w Barbour
horse and suIky; steamer Morning Star
Dbl vinegar; Mr. Brown 2 horses and lot
plumber; o Armstrong bales moss, bales
excelsiort 81 " Wtlkerson- 2 skfffsf II II
Umble 264 bags wheat. - - -
RESHIPMENT.
greensboro, KY. 80 packages mason's
tools.
Leavenworth, Ind.-15 packages house
hold goods.
New AIoany-8 head cattle.
Louisville-l9 empty beer kegs, IS empty
boxes, "A empty ale boxes; II empty oil
cans.
Cincinnatl-l bbl varnish.
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II. -. Claim A gen.
Alan. REAL, ESTATE and COLLECTING
AGENT.
once on Main Street, between Third ant
Fourth, No. 95x lover KelIer's Gun store)i
EyansviIIe, Ind. seplS, '65.
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LC CAL NOTICES.

H@Go to the Book Store of f. G..
White. for Harper. Frank Leslie,
GOodeys and PsterSon's Magazine for
September. Aug p 2t.
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DEMOCRATIC WARD MEETINGS.
Those regular evolutions of the polit.
ical machinery came off on Saturday
without loss of life. so far as learned,
and delegates were appointed to the
Hartline Convention. 7gg
In the First Ward a little cloud
arose, but was dispelled. La the Second
the committee to nominate delegates
nominated themselves, first, then
sandwiched in a few others, resolved
against mass convention, and in IA
vor of some ono named Parrecett for
Criminal Judge.
In the Third Ward the Nominate
COMMITTEES followed the example OF
their bretheren of the Second. and
nominated themselves.
In the Seventh AID Ninth the tao
tics Of the Second were initiated. In
some Of the wards the names Of the
Nominating Committees do not APP
pear, but it is fair to suppose that the
same tactics were followed in ell the
wards.
10 the Second deep Dissatisfaction
is expressed. the pipe layers havitg
consulted several as TO whether they
would attend the Convention. urging
them to be delegates. and, after their
reluctant consent, lifting their na mes
off the list, or throwing them ia as al
ternates, or, as one Democrat said, as
dlterattves. 10 other words consider
able grumbling is heard, but ofcourse
they will all whip in. One remarks
bic omission is perceptible; the nj ne
of John Simpson is not on the Inst
even though he is reliable"
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The Weather.

The range for Saturday was very
little diferent-two degrees higher at
noon and three o'clock being the
only difference.
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By ORDER OF THE Co3aITTTEE.
The Rink. Change Of Assemblies.

The officers of the Rink announce
that hereafter the assembly nights
will be Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
qtrddys. The afternoon assemblies.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
The morning instruction assemblies
every morning at $3.50.
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ETERLTkG EXcuANGE-Duii at %.
6oYERNMEETs-Dui ana lower, the adj
vance In foreign markets being an Offset
by the decline in god. Ats PM. the QUO
tations were as f1lIoNss ---------
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~Armistead's Ague Tonic is
Warranted to Cure. Children take il
readily. 1t is both pleasant and safe.
aug13- 1W
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- naRNI RlILRaln-

Mr.. TT. S. Morrill,, Superintendent
of the construction of the Evansville,
Carmi & Paducah Railroad Company,
representing the interests of Gen. E.
T. Winslow, and DR.. FL. w. Cloud, on
the part Of the Directors Of the Com
pany, visited New Harmony, on Fri
day last to ascertain whether the peo-
pie of that place would con-
tribute sufficient to induce the com-
pany to make a proposed change of
route. by which the road shall pass
through New Harmony.
The contemplated change involves
the expense of building about three
miles more of road than that origin
ally projected. and In order to secure
it they turned out in large numbers
at meeting that was called, with
only about three hours notice.
Dr.. Cloud, in brief speech, stated
the object of his visit, after Professor
Richard Owen had been called to the
chair. and when he had stated what
would be expected of the townships
through which the new route would
pass. Hon. Robert Dale Oven pre-
sented the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted:
Rsso Ued. That this meeting consider it a
matter of Fery great i'm portapce. to the
best INTEREST OF the town of New Har-
mony, that the Evansville Railroad,
pass through this place. And we hereby
pledge ourselves Co make every possible
exertion 70 contribute Whatever Is in our
we can from others. in case the New Har-
mony route Is selected.
A resolution was also passed to pc.
tition the County Commissioners to
call an election. to permit Harmony
Township to vote a tax for the pro-
posed route. there being still one and
one fifth per cent unappropriated un-
der the recent railroad law.
Professor Richard Owen, John
Cooper. Esq, and Mr.. Hinkley, were
appointed a committee to work the
matter up. and report as early as pos
sible. The meeting adjourned, hope.
full of final success.
The amount of trade between New
Harmony and Evansville, is estimat,
ed at half a million, a year. not
withstanding, the difficulty Of COM
muuieatioD, and would be more than
double with railroad communication
direct.
The people of New Harmony pro
pose to vote the full amount of tax al
lowed by Law. and to use every effor
to increase the amount largely By in
dividual subscription.
Prof. Richard Owen, John Cooper
Esq, and Mr.. Huxley, the committee
were instructed to canvass the subjec
thoroughly in New Harmony, Lynn
Centre and other townships, and ar
going to work with a will to secur
the desired effect. DIES g sas1an.
AS the work on this road is to b
pashed with great energy, no time cal
be lost in coming to decision as Z
route.
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Choice store Room for Gent.

sgR0lIer Skating q hight at the
Rink.
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VIENNA, August 20-An Imperial
decree opens the provincial Diets.
The Emperor expresses graiilea
ton AZ the patriotio unanimity of all
the people of the monarchy. Ho
shall be able to satisfy the Legitimate
demands of Galacia and Igrol, aa
urges the immediate election OF tha
Reichsrath.
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T.rnorfanf ID IEarehanfs.

a meeting of merchants, and those
having the interest Of the city at
heart, will take place to-day. at 3
3 o'clock PM, at the Board of Trade
rooms, to take action on procuring a
building suitable for Bonded Ware
house. All importers should attend
without fail.
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FrTIsnrRG, August Weather esear
ana pleasant. Monongshsls 2 feet and
falling
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Boa1a Leavtng To-sIan

FoR' CLARsrvILLE.-The light-draught
steamer Judge Baker, is announced for
C!arksville and way landings. at Pm. to-
day. Captain Col. Brooks and W. J. Dyer,
will give every attention to shippers and
passengers. $3.50
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Net balance IN Treasury June
30, 1869 l55. Gs
Net balancs In Urea Jury june
80, l870........................... lso r0c
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Tho France" says General Beauregard
has arrived in Marscllles on Railroad business.
The telegraph is superscding royal auto
graph letters. Napoleon III recently inquired
by it about Queen victoria's health.
Judge R. II. Coleman, a prominent citizen
Of Virginia, died suddenly at the Exchange
Hotel, In Richmond, yesterday.
Martin Tupper, the poet, lately met with a
serious accident by the llpsetting of his car
rage, which, besides some smaller injuries,
severely crushed his right hand.
Charles d. Kirk, well-known editor in
Louisville, fell dead ON the street Thursday
night, from hem0rragc Of the lungs, aged 81
years.
Miss Susan Galton, of the GaltOn Opera
Troupe, was married atPhladclphia last week
to Mr.. Kelleher, formerly connected with the
troupe, Which is now disbanded.
The Cincinnati Commercial discovers in
Miss Jennie C. CIaln one of the firm Of female
brokers in New York, 4 Miss Tennessee, who
used to practice Us ''magnctic physician in
that city.
1t is said that the French Emperor, while
converslng with an ambassador, suddenly
touched on the topic OF the Auteuil tragedy,
and stated that he fully expected that Prince
Pierre would be acquitted. as there was ev;-
dence to show that he had been struck.
-Godbe, the seeding Mormon elder, is the
husband of four wives and the father of seven
teen children. Upon being accommodated
he told his plural wives they could have di-
vorccs if they chose, and he would divide his
property pro rata between them. They pre-
fnrrhn to remain.