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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-06

Correspondence of The Euenind Telegraph.
EASTON h McMAHONS BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, July 5.-Five barges leave
In tow tonight, for Baltimore, light.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, July 6-The follow
ing barges leave In tow tonight, eastward
Young James, John +. Dunham, Blrdhill Boy, M.
E. Banngan, Wasp, John Hawkins, Mary Morrow,
and Thos. Matthews, all with coal for New York.
L. s. G.
Special Despatch 10 The EUentrlg Telegraph.
HAvRE-DR- GRACE, July G. - The following boats
left this morning in tOw:-
Addie and William s. Taylor, with lumber to W.
Malone & Son.
West Branch and Hattie aud Alice, with lumber to
Taylor & Belts.
Helen and Harry, with lumber to Gillingham Co.
Delaware, with grain to Hoffman Il Kennedy.
John r. Glover, with shingles to Patterson q Lip
pncOtt.
E. j. Curtin, with lnmber to Saylor Day Il More.
Charles Hobart, with lumber to Dodge s. Co.
, 1870-07-02
Hnr1SE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

bIr. MAYNARD, from the Committee OF Wa5B
and Means reported bill retufft1ng and releasing
all legacy and Succession tax, deFfse be4uests,
made bv Mother Eassar to yassaf College
NcSsfE PAINE. BENJAMIN, and other met-
bets desired to offer amendments for a like pro
vision In reference to institutions In thciE dis
tiictS. ..-.-. ..
, 1870-07-02
$1OC REWARD,
COMPREHENSIVE.

To euyone who will Eivc snch infor1ua ton viii ems
Tie te uudctstened to fud FranCla L7Ere. 1so
rLout e. and Ja1ucs Duncan NcNab H4lrts, about ~
lat heard from in St Louis in tst9. Appy to PER-
KISS, Jr., ai8 *;uuth DefAw ats-Av.. PEIalslphin-
, 1870-07-02

given to the Red Stockings, at Pixies Music Hfn,
tonight, Speeches were made By prominent 20.
tlemen, and music Riseu hy the ZouaEe Bats!l9a
BanI. Mr. Champion, President Of the fl1o,
made speech, explaining the purposes andtan-
dencles OF the game, and defending aRAins tae
charge sometimes made that games were ho1gnt
and kold, and used for gambling purposes =.
fares. Cincinnati to New York, 1880: to Boson,
s1ssh. The Baltimore i Ohio Road carries paszen-
gers to Baltimore and Washington for I'll. :.
The Chamber Of commerce 10 daF adopted
strung resolution In favor OF building the Cu>cr-
land i OHIO Railroad and appointed corntn-tee
to confer with the authorities OF the road wthFrf-
crcnce to the best means Of giving all.
CotuMRrR O., July &c ". Smith, Geleral
Freight Agent Of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati St.
Louis Railroad, has resigned to accept STELLAR
position on the Central Pacific Rall1oad Company:
XESIA, O., July lat the great reaper trial. luat
closed at Lebanon, near this place, the JohnHon
self-1aklng reaper was victorious, being aWasatd
the first premium.
, 1870-07-02

The Rain OF neutrality-suspicious.
Ald-Count}' Tnx Puid-The Eicc-
t1on T0-Dny.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD. July This section Of the state
was visited By glorious ra!D-storm which will
have a beneficial effect on the growing crops
which were suffering BY the drouth.
The town OF Firden, In Macoupin CountSr bf
vote has decided to Subscribe so 900 In aid Of the
Jacksonville, Northwest d Southeast Haisfoaa
Company.
tc-iay patd the balance Of State taxes due from
The Hydraulic Lead and OIL Company, OF Chi
cago, capital stock, *10000 tfted articles to-day
Tie vo,e for OF against tue proposed new coassl-
tuition, tomorrow, will be very light fn thls co4n-
ty, There has not been single Speech made lor
Or against the instrument, and the people seem
perfectly indifferent ns to It's late Besides the
vote on the constitution Ia this county. nt tasse
court to elect; also 8 Circuit Judge tor tae
Thfrt1eth Judicial Circuit, sangamou County, tc
ali the vacancy caused bJ tho resignation ol l!on
q s. Edwards. General John 4. McClernand L
the only candidate for the Office q Circuit Judge
aud, Of coursc, viii be elected. Judge seott ant m
Judge Terry aie the opposing candldases for I'll
Supreme Jnlgesh1p.
, 1870-07-02

From tie st Louis Republican, July i.
The second deposit Of $500 side in the Nccoole-
Alien light, was made at 10 O'Clock last night. nt
McCoole's saloon. McCoole put down $500. and Dick
Roche, the hacker Of Allan, the same amount,
which was placed In The Darkccpcss hands. 4
dispute then arose as to who should be the proper
custodian Of the deposit. Roche contcndlng that
neither McCoole nor his sarkeeI,er was the proper
person. The nnnl stakeholder, Mr. Scott, is a..
sent ut saratoga. It was proposed to hand the
money to Mr. Murray ,pawnbroksro on Fourth street e
this morning. Meanwhile Mr. Roche Insisted tna1
it should be put for safe Keeping In the safe Of MI
King, under the Planters', OF other places named
Aasnranccs we're given that the money was safe.
Nj. Rcche offered to tet SEQ that he would have
his $500 OF 1t should te placeI In the custody O
f&ne person whom he dcs1Enated. Matters be:sal
to grow rather squaily. whcl Jack Looncy vaultct
over the counter, seized the stakes, anu plncet
! them on #. There were no further demonstra
| tlOus, and the result WIS that Mctoo'e ar Roch
rot possession of the money each had deposited
tney agreeing 10 deposit 1t with Ill. Murray To
| lav, before o'clock.
il vas also stipulated that the tlrst deposit q
81 zoo, held by hi. Come should also be placed
| iii. Mu,ray's possession to1lay before 3 oeloct
! There was good deal Of loud talking aud som
| pistols were drawn, while Mr. Schneider, IN
keeps the adjoining saloon, bad to close his estat
| lshment abruptly, fcaring disturbance.
, 1870-07-02

s,cc,sl Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
A1osA,r7u. IL, July 12.-Thomas Wanace, aeea
irr abou two miles ont Of Btggsyi1le, was Inst ant>s
killed wflle blowing corn Last Friday afternoon,
about osiocE ne driving te team ,a holta WIZ
lines about big wS Inc eIa ey
Inc sut,ien start Silled him instantly, bJ
bEsakng u ne n@ a9on t2om
eighty yars when he saa saGFtIF afis5 bY lis
brother. I Coroner's inquest was held on satu1.
day last, aid verdict rendered III acco1oance
| with the above facts.
! The weather tS very cool.
, 1870-07-02

D1rn FaHH, Friday. July ], 1a70-Jnty toeetIne:-
RMnnlnE raret Sueepstakes for 3.yeat ods go each
sss forfeit s5ao added: mile hcata /. ,.a,,s.
A. Hnddle. named b. I. Demi1tp-:
j. c. simpson, nAn1cd C. C. tro1n nhraes ..-...S
John j. Kinuon EAlncd H. C. BHnklfon-.-..... dist
IIME .~
Flrtt heat.
second heat
, 1870-07-02

SAN FRANCISCO, July i.-About o.. 600 sheep will
he Killed for the hides below Santa Cruz Scarcity
of pasturaKe the CAUSE. -. ....., ,
The California l. Oregon Railroad was opened
to Chico on the 4th Inst, With an excursion. The
ro Will be finished in time for the harvest In the
sacramento Valley.
, 1870-07-02
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1870.

and on the Fourth. OF course everybody IN Cnl-
c8so IS interested In the result Of these ealnes'
Tom Foey will receive the result Of eaca lau1ne'
both to-day and on the Fourth.
cHixP1ossH1P GAME IN NEW ToRk.
NEW YpKk, July lin The championship game
nla5ed, TO-DAY, between the At1anucS Of BrooE-
fyn, and Cnlons OF Morrislana, tile former clno
won hY 4 scute Of g To IL
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Potter Palmer Ease BAL Club Ntl play
match game at BeIytlefc, TO-DAY, and at sycamore
on the Fourth. In game With the Crescents, on
Thursday. IN Halch but one innitg was playca, t1c
Scare stood In their iav0r, Is To 5.
The Eag,c Base Ball Clttb wlll leave on the 1orl-
tng Of the Fourth foT Elgin, where they play q
game With the E!gin Base Ball Club u the alter
nC0u. -, .., .,,
contest friendly game OH the corner Of Fullerton
aytnue mud Ualstel street, this afternoon.
CLI1N THE GAME
We are III receipt Of q llnte from the Secretary
Of the Awkward Base Bali Club, In which he states
that tic McVicIer Ease Ball Club had agreed 70
play the Awkwat,ls game, yesterday, nut iMllns
to put in On appearance, the iatter club claims the
galne. We presume 10 one will dispute the honor
, 1870-07-02
oHI0.

Cincinnati HtCmS- Hase hnuasts
Ecsl4fcu - Reduction OF RaiAroho
Fars. - Stute Reaper Triot mt Aeo-
nnOhs
CINCINNATI, July la colored deck hand On tae
steamer Telegraph fell overheard q the ianding.
slts noInug, and was drowned. LIZ ahspfea 0s
P1Etsutlrh. -. -. .x,.
g1andprnmeuaae concert and reception IVES
, 1870-07-02
Epccia Desratch to The Chicago Tribune

Spcdh Defrafch to The Chicago 7finnne'
fhasosAL
NE" :, 4oshf yT IL e1neete to preakfast at
the Astor House to-1nozrow morning, On his way
to Connecticut. The President VIII spend Sunday
with Governor Jewell, at Hartford
SHIPMENT oF AAas toa seholE
Colonel Rust1en Beg, agent Of the Turkish Gov
erument for purchasing IRE al1ns salls to-alo11o"
for Constantnople. he mas sh1ppeu soo'cVS Mn11fe-
loading ri1cs. aud several thousand Remington
breech-loaders- The Greek Government and sev-
eral South American Governments nave recently
contracted for q supply OF Remington nnes VI Tue
same pattern as taose 1ufusneu u tne s'csfot VI
Egypt
WALL STREET.
The stock market WAS actlre and buoJant, to-
day, with snarp aosance, canseu oy M apou- o.r
dance Of money and favorable despatehes Hom
Washington and London Inc ssroneest aAu
| most active stocks were New York Cen
mi. Iaxe Shore, OHIO l. mississippi, North
Was+eTn 1,ocr Island. wabash. and Paciao Mail.
All Otle{ maIAIls "e1e IL y pop'~'' "s
| aud business was better than Tor several dasA
The government bond market was stimulated By
tho reinsestment aemand Of Iae eoopo" ante'es'
aided os Inc p n'topssf p9Sxsnuaa gun ~ ctxPA1os. |
| The Sun. In the editorial paragraph replying to
,,a ~ ssa,sTnent Of he Troy Ties, says: Having
long believed, and repeatedly stated' t1a1 esneta ~
/ Grant was himself the lnTenIoF ol INC pun VI
the campaign which resulted IN thc cap
| tr-o nf V,etst,usg VIC are boun1 now
tei,ero teis thnt anch il mt the case. That plan
w. ~. o,tninate witt, hIs uind. but with taa. oi
dlo Hel VI tsuae - sta,,ta, 49,, a-ocnte, Il
another. GcneIaA 1'a1t auoru ~ a .'ss.. -
| with success 80 UucA GfeaAt s0at45 os'"'4e' ~
hin. but that Is all -
LILLY .,sr.s ,,sr ,nrp ON yASprHBs1r
flsAs h1a! soAn ssa,a., " ar-,..s ~ ,ov ,,-
Commodore Vanoefnllt 'ssueo oiue1s uu-uay M ~.
Oiddlng MS aetAes W 80. ~. ,-,r..e.+.tt,n ora
. ! ,ho central Rnad The Erie people had mad
h ,heir last cattle shipment before the order Va
| issued 1t transr1Ees tnas 1ouiu ahu 20
E purchased a ycry large quantity Of wheat in Chi
aerr m learning Of Vanderni2t's intention to n
eSeo' W ~ e .,t,ad varx handsoue1y h
: | dnce Ms Fa1es. ~" 1F044 y. 1., =. .s.:,o+
, 1870-07-02

3a73; 1XX, 500. Corn; nlxel, aH9ssc;
white, f1.159l Bran $l.N.
PHnyls1oNs-Pogk dull; mesa &31.73 Tor 19ns.
81 SO for heavy. Bseon-Jobblng sales u ,a,5s aHs
for shnuders: 17K@lIAc for clear Isos; on,eg ,nHG
lskc for clear sides Hams, eeHc- La1u 4u'e' j
tterce. l5tda164tc; key. !Si:3f9ic+ .,>,,,,>.
GRoCERiEs Sugar nsm; pt1lae, 1lH9A'@c'
CafIee scarce, nrW.
Er1rpf 1.G .a1o3.
, 1870-07-02
FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July /.

"ASA1AilVS+ guy l.
SENATE
PRESIDENT Pro TEN. |
Nj. ANTHONY was elected President pro ten.,
III consequence Of the absence OF the Vice Prest-
dent nntA after July !.
The House bill TO change the time for holding
teruas Of the District and Circuit Courts Of the
Northern District nf Ohio, passed.
TIE FOX md WISCONSIN RIVERS IMPROVEMENT.
The House amendments to tile bill for the tm-
rroycInent Of water communication between tho
cpnsin and Ftx Rivers, were concI1red in.
THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD B1LL
was uritny discussed, and m Intellectual effort
made byI3ir. WILSON to get a conference report
NILS FRoM 1nE ruBr1c LANDS COMMITTEE
Mr.. POAEROf, from the Committee on Public
Laudst reported with amendments the. bill intro
tuced the previous day to promote railroad COM
muntcati1ns in the Southern States; al8o, the bll
establishing the right Of way Of tae Portage Lake
the Improvement Of Sturgeon Bay.
... TIE TAX ELL -
meni to tax the Interest On Tinted states bonds S
THURMAN, DAVIS, STOCKTON, and CASsEK-
axS. ii Se coRBE SGsfS II as5 M6hToS, add fksToS,
and vas Eejected-12 to &c. ~
a discussion cnsued upon the amendment By
Air. THURMAN, to tax incomes derived from
iii, WARSER moved, as q substitute. q pei
cent tax on incomes derived from al lnses1ed
capital
| both amendments were rejected.
| Amendments tGered by Bit. BATARD were
adopted, allowing free Mpo1taftnns o. aninals ~
not to remain over six months. II sold within lnc
Inlte States they are to hc liable TO duty Aiso
to repeal the taxes on beauests and dertses 70 "
tIa institutions to take place after The death OIL
Tie finance Committees a.nsnduent to.tas - e tas
passed By the House, nxng the time for Deeem-
, 1870-07-02

fscm Canada coming to the Saratoga and Lon
branch races, free Of duty.
TEE KHIEKEY TAX
The Committees On Finance and "aJs anu
Means have determined to leave the tax On WILLS"
key In tts present form.
FOR CONNECTICUT.
The President left tonight for ConDectacl!, aHo
the Vice President started last night tor Dnlo NJ
CnlfaX delivers al addreHa at MeaoF1ues 1A' n""~
day. ;.
AN ACT OF 1CS11CE
Mr. Matthc1B, nominated for Consul Al lane1er,
Formerly had the eanc position. He vas removed
on the ground that the. Government OF Motocco
was hostile to him. Papers to that euect sens %
the Department Of State proved to ne iolger!es. M
This act Of justice to MI. Matthews IL oae W tne
Efforts Of Representative Sargent
, 1870-07-02

club. OF Chicago, ar1iyed In Ottawn on tho noon
express and we're received " se shaspona a base
play. They were escorted to the Clifton Louise.
where IN elegant suite Of rooms "as assigned
them. After substantial dinner, they pIoecsasa
Tie grounds arc delightfully."- sitnated and 81,
cIubs Tcrc in Inc condition, oil in the best Of splr
Its. The day was c0ol and cloudy, but Q lille
windy. The choice Of innings Was won " she
with much excitement and continued 90 to the
end. The Gnrlen city boys lei on y store
o hc n5 me 10 rus @
and cross the limits. At one time they gathered
in dense mass on one side and would not move
Iheln. Finally four Of i've swift foul balls were
sent with great rapilitJ into the mass, aud the
crowd quickly fell Dack and did not again venture
being Impossible to dodge them; one man, ia!gs,
athletic fellow. being knocked compfetely
b" ,skns ball q tn Fo arca the ctvs 1as The
playing throughout was very fine, some ma8niu- 1:
cent liz catches beng made on both sides. Iae
playing between buses ut times Was SO sSc1aS 3or,S
| tremendous cheers. The game commenced 1 ~ ~
precisely $50 Il. na., and closed at g. lasting ~
| houra. The following Is the score:
e!:;f: s:;;;s5; ::;;:';i I'LL II II
Scorer for Garden City T. Lemoekei for Shah
Mr. J. c. Sawin, Of the Illinois Club, OF Morris
| acted us umpire
The Garden Citys, having begun T1th 9 Vlctoi!
here, will proceed on to Peoria tonight, Wnel
they viii play tomorrow. Then on to St Loals
| where they will play two matches on Monthly
| Thence to Kansas City, TO play Oh Henues
! day of next week .-.
GAME At CHAMPAIGN.
| The iong-talked-ot game between the Etnp!! M
Basc Rail Eluh, OF Champaign, md the lDrrty!
Of Springfield, winch has been the uniVe!saltn
Of conversation in sporting circles n re :eh1Ia
part Of the State during the past IottntghL WI
! rrowd was in attendance from the surrouud!n1
1ewns and deep interest va 3 ea1 10 ye 81
!, | 9hout evenly matched. and the result proves Il
, Springfield club to be greatlJ the superior. III
. following is the
, 1870-07-02

NEW foEz, Jn,y 1.-The 4fshaliss ot this week
;Juue a. from Dr. Hurst, TINT the German and
swiss Conference, which met at Carlsralte, June
a. has cast all Its yotes thirrynine for lay dele
IL Ills attion, reaches $40. Total negative re-
mains at 1859, and the grind aggregate; becomes
G,5s5 Thfee-fourtbs OF 6335 Is 4,9Oi, or $50 less
than 49J6, the asnrmatiye vote. This puts the re-
suit beyond all contingency"
, 1870-07-02

NEW Ou EAKs, Jpif f1.-CoTToS-Holdcrs ask an
advance: buyers operate with caution; niddung,
IsXc: esles, LOCO balea; receipts, 7aa bates; ex
nnTts. ~ bales; stock, 65s13 bales; receipts Tor
Tie Wed, 4,977' bales exports to Great Britain,
* 81 bAes; Bales, II, coo bales.
~Ep1l1sIuFFS-Flour dull; supef0ne $3.50; XX,
, 1870-07-02

CossrAsr1SorLE, July dialogue Bey, the
Turkish Minister at Washington. has arrived
here.
Buckner, the Hungarian Jew who was recently
APPOINTED Hungarian Consul at Bucharest, hos re-
cciyed his exequatcE. ........
The Khediye Of Egypt Is expected here.
, 1870-07-02
eAoy Scaldcd to Death ut Peoria
Fatal Sunkar0kcAt

ErAcfh Despatch to The thicago l1loaue-
r.nnIA- July ia bog named Webster fell into
q va Of lie at q soap factory, yesterday, aai was
SO bally scaldcd that he died last night
Tw,m more fatal Eunstrolcs occurred yesterday;
the name Of Re and 3 d@n Mah on aSe
strntt nIni dieti In q few h1uIs-
, 1870-07-02
TT a T,V-
EGYPT.

FLORENCE, July 1.-The committee to fnresti-
gnte Tie subject Of public Instruction has made q
report, which encounters determined opposl.
, 1870-07-02

ALEXANDRIA, jane 2s.--The viceroy Is about to
20 to Constantinnple. During his absence the
Regency ts conferred On bla eldest sou, who has
been recalled ftum Journey through Europe
, 1870-07-02
SPAIN.

MADRID, JULY 1.-The Imperial SAYS MontpensIer
agsin proposes to present himself as candidate
for Deputy in the CorteA
The deficit In the Spanish budget the past nscAl
year Is 70G 600 reas. Au equal deficit Is nnttct-
pated By the Imperial Government the ensuing
yelr.
, 1870-07-02
H2utdcFeE EXEGuEeds

N1cnAoSp, July 1-Lewls Kennedy {co1ose'N,
who raVlsh1d md murdered Mrs- Stewart, In Ne"
wa executed this forenoon, at New Kent Court
HnuRe,
, 1870-07-02

LExNGros, Va, July 1--Gcuerai Lee has gone
North. He was joined at charlottesville by Geo.
II, PendttOn.
, 1870-07-02
T e -1pFLEKENT.

Our subsc. = ~ outside Of Chicago VIII
RECEIVE, vi y s-day's paper, a supple
menta1y She :: : twenty columns deFo.eo
exclusively : : scellaneous reading oils
nal and Sell from the bess 1o1e'sA -
domestic s. which, though cqnal,lng
in quantit. =. od-azed weekly pAp,
receive wi,nvs. extra charge. ~
-aodo,. in toun also 1ocairo Supplement
With their paper, in addition to the ordinary
sheet, the appreciation OF which IS SHOWN
h, ;ta oraat and increasing popularity.
, 1870-07-02

Of rates on sugar, originally reported from tae
Finance Committee, WIS substituted Iot tle
House classification.
Iii. SCHURz renewed his amendment author
tzing the transportation Of goods y bond from tue
pgst lsss snaa 6 15 is5 60 III nlpebitants eo ~ " '
Mr. HOWE m9xet to a,lo* the transportation
to cities Of 5G, QUO inhAhlfAltA
After considerable discussion, the Senate hnd-
ing itself With a quorum, at 19-2o adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. MAYNARD, from the Committee Of Wars
and Means, reported bill re1nfttfnE and releasing
all legacy and succession tax, or deEise bequests,
psSs MessiE y yi ZINE IL BENJAMIN, and other em-
bets, desired to offer amendments for like pro
vision In reference to institutions In thciz dts
NJ. MAYNARD declined to admit them.
I'm motion Of Ill. Stiles. it was ordered that
the House adjourn tomorrow till Tucsday-
l RAILROAD BILL
WI io rosd s fhIouxh i pnbe sns IN caoru
OTTER PRIVATE Bills PASSED..
One for the extension q wood scroll patent Tas
| opposed by M1. DAWES, whose motion to taole
! Was reIccted-St to Sc The bill went tVeE.
! INTERNATIONAL DIFFICULTY.
At the expiration Of tine morning hour Nj. But
| Ter. OF Massachusetts. offered a RESOLUTION e
Government uo5er what pfe1enae, Or r1sat ana
/ undGr whose order, American tlshing vessels aase
been aIresled anu oeiantd III tne eanis VI GnM
| fyipg the British nag. Adopted
,,o,,o ; 1mE fuSa .s& nn..std,rat,or nrns of tse
l auG auE III Havrdtrsrt @ 1-ns rnaIla ~ ti1e
second or third sections
On motion Of Mr.. SCfiENCh, the fourth sec1en
| was amended by striking out The words 10 the
/ order Of their number and issue, beginning Will
the first numbered and lssued,0
| MI. HOLMAN would amend the foarth section
By providing that $40 bonus snau pe palo N E!eEa
| backs, and made an argument In 8uppoft OF LIZ
E11i1tN-ct- o,,,,u thst all that nnpstion pae
e,nii -attie,i hr fSc nasssre II An act al tte
present Congress to strengthen the public credit,
and declared tnat tnc #1Ist an1 ue1t.st' Ls IVY.
est Of all posslbe repudia1ion, "oaa * ne ~" @ ~.
| congress to lEnole aun oa1llhe hpoo 40 o"" 49,
] int act q !e31slat1on. M .no+ ANN t,,tc,o,
MI NoDuNAtO con.enusa LIZ a. 10y i~1t..s ttars
autnoIlSs hoAu aeciue ss Ia.s LII r. 49, ~ 1s3a AM
payable IN EIeenbacks qndsT the Aw o. lsos a, nmu
cited the declaration oi 1naueos 7'ese1is ~ u1"'
eHSG IT, sc4EscE a,cuetl that II there had beer
any anbigu uit5 IL ne u" o. lsss .9at a ~ s!sth
had been removed By the IL" ol tdo iot" u Aa1t
1eGL ~, ao.+,,,, Il,
AE il DID moved 70 atneno lne ~ sss,U sESGvh ~ -
! striking out the wofus NHicn N rs upMton @ ssue
l discretion can be conveniently appned g t1a4 ~ "!
and inserting she T9rs @ b0 %naeh tq aas
IL stating that il this bin became Law the Seere
l t8rr Of the Treasury might Withhold se1lng SID
gle four per cent bonds go 70 wos1 70 fedeem IL
$50 bonds In coin+ and he wished such right 10 Ee
- deem, limited 10 tae pFoceeas oeF''e' a'fees 'ai
T. Mr. VOORHEES, sustained the position OF Ill
:. | WOODWARD, and 1nstanced the language Q
| Senator Sherman In its support
e Nr, Holnan'9 ameuemcnt Was Se1ecIeo-A
~ 12S .,,,.o,,, ,,b, ,o+sd oee wore neatt,
, 1870-07-02
The Railroad Election Mt tGAlcsbufR
Tho subscription Carried oy q
Largo Mai Mj0Fftys

Special UespAtch 70 Ihb CticAko If1b1nc.
G1EsBuRa, July Ian election vas held IN
tbls city to-day to vote on a city subscription Of
500 600 In aid OF the Court Creek Railway. when
resulted IN voting the subscription by majority
Of eoe. The election was called hy tbe usual thlrt5
startled bY the service Of an Injunction
On all the judges and clerks Of
election, prohibiting them from acting.
which lad been granted by Judge Turner, ot
Pekin, upon application Of parties Interested IN
the Chicago, Burlington Qulncy Railroad The
news caused great excitement. lut 1t vas uetsf.
mined thRt The election should he held, and the
voters appeared at the polls this morning and nY-
pointed the officers OF election as provided In the
Election laws in case OF vacancies
Great indignation is felt against Judge Turner
| for eniolning an election without notice TO the
peonle of the city 1t ID regartied al sham inter
| ference with the right OF suffrage.
The vote here tomorrow wiu be generally In
| Favor nf the new constitution.
, 1870-07-02

Fntnl Planning MIL Accident Mt Van
Wert.
Special Despatch to Tue Chicago Tribune.
VAN VERT, O., July 1.-Mr. Sebastian Ell, Of the
nrua Of Erich Ell. pr0l'retors Of the planning LII!
1n the eastern part Of the town, was Instantly
Killed this forenoon. Mr.. Ell WAS IN the act o.
throwing on 8 belt with hay-f furk handle, when
the belt caught the enil Of the handle anu plunged
It with great force into h!s left breast about un
inches above the hcnrt. The deceased leaves
wife and three small children.
, 1870-07-02

The Prairie Shooting Club.
The rratrfe Shooting Club will have their annua
shooting tournament, this seosou, on tho 5th q
July, at their grounds, Dexter PARK: There W!
be prizes to contest for as usual, and olnneE III
the Club House, on the grounds.