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INDIANA.
State Institution for tho Dcn1 and
DMn,b-tnxuTnncc Mems Protective
AHsoctntIon.

Stzso Institution for the Dcnf and
Dun,b-tnxuEnncc MEMS Protective
AHsoctntIon.
Special Despateh 10 The Chicago Tribune
1Sp1AsAroLIs, led , Dec. S..-The annual report
Of the Trustees and Superintendent Of
the 1ndlara Institute tor the Deat aud
| sies' easa,uoe ns sSs''? Tss suesnteeaea
reports tina, be has introduced 70 limited ex-
tcnr. anu with tacceks, tue plan Of teachins By
tendance du'ips the last term was 1875,
s.lcs the, Emmenesment this session
rupi. maairg ID ali 10. the yesr endie9 octoGer
81, lsio. eta bentncsnr.eA twenty three were
oes Ia ae essDs 70 so
The several cHsses. " The whole numoer. 13o have
httL 1:e be5H and Rtsls: a comparison between
In the c, untr, 10 regard to The annual cost Of
kcetlpg tupls In each. shows thai In this respect
nj institution RANKS nssr, the amouu.
s. o PRIZE The eess est h ef aee1s aen ssss
lnm se4a to 1890: only one. that al Hayfo,',
.onn.. c, mtg below ne former amonns; The r.
.t.i the d,shurse meats. +: .2o9 g..
The IL diana Insurunce Association wss formed
teet y The ass1ts IN ,a!s c5 T. os5sets are
laxs ot ihs ststc, y he legls'atn,e.
sore md VII Fl be IT, .ss nsa1apee e comps
htes t,olEg business IN this State without d!sc1f
'nztfon a. 70 place Of Organization. a committee
on ths subject submitted g lengthy statement
" what was needed in life matters, and
| afee. what changes were needed tn the existing
Insurance laws Of the STATE. The committee
wele eaii1etl that the magnitude Of the insurance
interests Low represented In the State. bott
hJ home and foreign Companies, re
| qutfe Thai the:e shunld be c1eAtta
~ ,he Legislature an Icsurauce Department thA
| shall have the exclusive control and mAnsgemen
Ut al n atless pefta!ntrg to intnrsnce: The TO-
I lowing ofnctrf we're elected: ". ". Nulthfnp
] President: r. u. Ewing and c. Il. Randall, Vic
Presidents: and TbcEnaa L. Means: Secseta.y.:
large nnmher OF ralllnsd accidents oceu ~, Re-
! ore ni them was EeI1rus. A yo1cG son 81 Con
tuctor Wor1wfntz, Of TIE I. c. 4 l. R. r. W.
"arRerouss3 crnshtd while Paying aroonu trai
| In motlcn.
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Negotiations are now pending for iron with
which to lay the track OF the Kcokuk / Minnesota
{latltoad, tiom keoluS to lows City.
The last Of the iron TO complete the E1rltng-
1nn, Cedar Rsp!ds / Minnesota Hsi}toad from
Butl'rgton 10 Cedar Fills, is being received. The
hhIual election OF tie company occurs Dec. II,
ard, II bad weather does not prevent, the work
VIII Ike dore by that Time. The extension north
of Cedar Falls will be entered upon vigorously
With the New Year
The Winona (Mfpn ]ftpub'icnn says the trncf-
layers on the Rlyer Railroad are SIX miles aud q
hs1: above Minnesota City, having caught up with
the graders, = no are making The dirt ny stnrtrg
The nne weather. The track will be laid 10 Min
nclska BY December 3. The iron will he laid
nl,cut three miles beyond that place, whtch wilt
be all ttat will be done this fail
The Sioux City Journdf SAYS the Sioux Ctty
Pacific and the Illinois Central Railroad Compa-
niles are 1t war. The 1tlinns Central has refused
to allow the Sioux lt.y PaC!oc Company 10 run
its traths up Bnd turn on the "Y.n and the Sioux
CITY l. Pacific, ID retaliation, has forbidden the
ILdncls Central TO ran over any part OF Its t1acf
s-h 80 the latter rests at present.
-Tne Directors Of ths Chicago Southwestern
| Railroad held = meeting at Hamburg, Fremont
County, 1owa, last week, and great humber ti
| ptoplt Of that county assembled to meet them
| delegates 3rcm Taylor and Ringyold Counties oe,
1nT present also. Hamburg pledged eeO. .003, a tag
Vt l,eE cent, and right ot way, Bsownviile, 800,
0eo. and other advantages, Taylor County, 500,
BN', with right Of way, and R!rggoih Count,
ssH,cN0, with right Of way. Judge AlleE, Pre=tdeu
Of the company. told tie People that the company
wus hacked BY the Chicago, Rock Island paci
nc atd the Fennsy;rarta Centrst Companies
that they mcalt business; that they wanted t,
| know iust what the people along the line would
DO; and that they would not AK for a cent 0
| money utti! the road should be completed.
The St. Peter tMiun} Tribune Of Nov. 80 says
"Wcrk on the Nlno1a St Peter Railroad l
progressing vigorously. Tne grading on n!
side Of the river was nearly completed on Satui
DAY. The grading Of the road west Is 10 be cor
uDued, and the heavy Work through the blum
pushed forward this winter. The surveying part
OF tho road returned yesterday from the uppe
end Of this county, having run nne north c
Swan Late, striking the Minnesota Rtyef abor
Tour utles below Fort R.dzels. At Which point To
test clcstilg vas fouId-"
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claimed that this section was the Eche.s IN The
Eos1d. TaeJ propor.a 70 1e.eh tae Territory =.
santa r. a1 snd Foss e1 Deaanos Tas eoapsay .
leave numbered Iout nun .rea They Va itst1 ose
nnndrod no1r, as the Iad,ans we:e sun some-
However, II tney did nj al 10 extra
hundred, they would ,ssars an1wsy. II
tae contracts zero Al cep.l,a.d; F.oa tnioaxs
cans. Every. man would be ptuy.aed with 4
Shazpen twelvc-khooter and revolver. The cas-
aSan wnn!a ne psoytasa *.te % dsJ. Iauoas. On
pastJ would % for the purpose Of n,ietng. II n
.uK and nerolnz. Az tne:e enterprises woo'd pay
5aFs dtF'ds1d': IT,. eol - = itch = any ID
ct coitnn and tobacco. Every man Wao joue1
tae psry would pre~erpt 100 acres Of tapd, IND Is
reaching tae claim. they woid esssbssa tne.r own
a. sS;sn q sss sss'ss:a se s'ss k:nr:.s =
seaxs. Ea:h man would be required 70 etrs
fSoo This vas Tor persnnsa exocass. The con-
rany did not propose 10 n1ska 4 cent ont Of rhe
% ~ @ ssei f., f., esp %
feturn from the c0louiLetx Arizona nAd once
been the ecene Of btgb q sillssuon There wnre
bad found coins that tiased back 10 4. p. isoi
There vera eyidcnces that The mineral veins nsd
bcen extensively worked Even the stone Of
saS Tne7 re ' aaa e1asaed some, sn,s I'LL m.Se sa pr
ton. n mar, II not inttrictcd ai'h BY the Indl-
ans, could make an i1hepentent fortu oe In I
mouth. This Fegton WIS about go miles south
west of Denver. The s1tny scason was similar to
that In califosula. extending from November 70
March. The AoEnons were now Rettled wtLhtu
tHo hundred miles OF the proposed site Of the
colony.
Colonel Farnham confirmed the remarks OF Mr..
Cole He made an expe'itttHn into Ar7z m In
1862, ana found It zch Ia m1ueT41., Also, wen va
tered and wooded. The soil VIA well adapted 70
fatmiuF, and the climate positively beautiful
The speaker then resd come ex-sAess from little
work entitled "a Guide to the West" touching
the c0lnkrF they proposed to visit
Captain Edwsld Turin. WIN will have caarKt
OF The military depsrtmr Mt rf the expedton sale
bis attention had been called to the aIverttsemen
OF the company, hAa after thorough tnvesuga
non, he hrd concluded 70 be parry TO the expe
clifton. he thought i've hunured men, With 70
peaterf, conlt march through the territory aim 4
| without 1nolestauon. He then spoke At som
length Of the purpose OF th. expedition, AM
| claimed that iii should share IN the results
| There would be no fnvnritism. He enu1d assuu
| them that there wnnid oe no hutnhug about TIL
expedition. The meeting then adjourned
, 1870-12-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

The PntfIafrS C0ScERT-
The fcrnnd rttlrp> Cs,rce:s Ut Esrwell Ha1l, iAat
evening, whs well alf"rdet. and paaeed on with
DEGREE Ut Satisfaction which was sufficiently At
tes.rt t the nu. er- us with which the VI
ttnuA n 'uats we're C1tettl. Atka rh'ttpps waa set
down fer &wo or the E1Eopaest numbers IN the
whole 1cFt.tore-,he Una rnef. from "Jhe Ba1-
ber,- aud The ballad, IS Kathleen MavoI1uecn." In
which che alw Ja eScels- She aerer fails to do
fuetica TO thu e4lrs 2'e and BRILLIANT ornaments
ton nj The oIe f'y The sweetness and expression
pt the C'htr. III t%eI. Ne naye never heard
E'HeEr VITO :sul, s'nr THIS cest o. balads 30 well
rcni p#JtuR snsl his hi mt technique, and the
auditrc. .atPateLtI fonud 1t dif1rntt to get
enough Of hla. Ii ts peculiar feature IN
Mr.. Levy. playing lila &c seou that his numbers
belorE TO The hig, +st staadasd Of music, ~ will
he s~tn lF his t~lrsft' ns IN thr two concerts,
which embrace 'he !" Adelaide" nf Beethoven. and
and the - Carr tval ii vrnIrr, /" and Heart Bowed
Down" IN lifheT sic Mt Hoffman and Mir.
ard Inc hr1ef season. wn'ch, the way. Is the In
nuRuiaton OF the ooiittzt season Of this truupe
closed scIJ pleasantly
M.dsuc serhsca rrfSssca ncr splendid person
atlou OF Nafgurrut IN :" Ex7sf, last evening, to I
crowded noutc. THIS ev-ntog she will play II
s'Knueo and Julitr,T Nile feneta supporting
fe1 In the fpff Of l:pnifa
Anal CScENKNTA.
E+wtn ADKINS rl.,s :. ;;::at.S tar1eo.~ at Mc
S:cAcrs. this tsertng. tine Two Roses't Is ~
LII Al tie LEA hort.
s7AsnA*p ctEB rHKA1R1cAIs.
The S!AndAid Cun, sL Michigan avenue, ta
inst arquizrd sth 4tuncttsn IN the Ehare OF 1
nsrSs0sne ktA1f, ~ hk b II now ntted mp and m
sshrn. II The <r>. l' Of the large hall. Beng In
lcri''1 spr:5 for the stunst Ment Of The member,
NJ the CUT. It u co. ructsd M small scale: btu
netthsf pains nor t1peIse h7a been spared ap.
pstsnt to renrr It superior in point Of taste tt
81 hf Ct, S.r a mSe T. - te
w.1tIt. acst is furnishes w,tn all tic necessary
cqutrmeu1A Nr. Robert v. EanniuKtnn, ii,
kce.ic artist, has been engaged fos so1ne time Il
painting sertee OF drop eceueR, aud til
care be h4s bestowed npcn them
nantfcd1 In the e1ahoFa,e d1lsh Of tho pictutes
The drop curtain Is 4 mighty flushed and e1
1ecuye piece CT Nosk, representing prtncel
manEon Of modern st5lt, which ID seen toNc1in
'-naost from amid eocn wealth Of foliage an
blossoms ss wou'u satisfy the most trop!c1
fsncy. The fsuc care has been bestowed Q
ever pnrt1cn of the sts9e, which forms br1
hant S6tunct tn the e* gait hall.
We unrer~tnrd thtt a comedy 1s now IN n
hea1ssl hy the memb+Ts Of fhc club. with whlc
the !scatle will t. formally 1nansursted in tt
CoLtec Of few daya-
, 1870-12-03
HQTEL PERSONALS,

F41AAR tlVIs&-
Among the arrivals At this hotel, yc8tertxy, were
the following: q. Browne. wtscoaa1n: j. ".
U.o,d M,cn,e,r II Tn,,r.. pni,es-,,n,.
-. ". - -.'s: % ~ - ~ s.,.N, =,
Df. ". 4 VAL. Qnlncy: J. T. II hdt- 1HlnoA: y.
c. Chapman, St Louis: @. s. EldstdKe, Peru: K
- n ~. IsI,rnt.. = c,n,sr O,tnr-. Iy,t.
=. esrn q 1n9s iI n to;t WiI.;,,,,x1on TTs, xS md
dscS' @ Bos,aa: t : Z. W. % Ps,dias. Enc.oustt: II u.
1a"AI 81 = ,,r-.I nso''' -'e" @AA"
Amonp thr afrtrais a. thts notef. yes,cn,sy.
were ~ Following. II. X. Conr' 1osson: L i.
n,,,nsM Nv E~ VII i u MrK.r fInin: T. r
ftifi. 1.efifnfnta: Il Ses, Mendots. ]. Il. llafrta
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their na1Eefs for the purpose Of completing the Or
HantzAuon. 10 T. B. Hovd. n. D.. Pittsburgh
IA prominent physician OF Now York city.
speaking OF tho properties OF pumpkins, saJa that
In hts uavets In eJrtA he found pompkin seeds
almost universally used By the peorts On aecount
Il ,hclr supposed medical quslflea-uos because
thfy dturetic, b1t ~ an anudota aRatosr AMI
mslcu!D which iuiess the bowels They are sold
IN tho strofts ~ ApIles and nn7s are here. II is
medical fact that person1 c&u be CURED OF tape-
Wozm BY the use Ut puEpkin reeds. The outer
skfn being removed, the meats arc bruised IN .
mortar into An o!ly, pasty masa- Il Is axa1lo1sd
by The patient after fasting soue hourt. and 1t
takes the ptaee Of chyie in the stomach, and she
tlps-wolm 6ets n his huld on the membrane and
becomts got2od with the anbst auce, snd tn 8ome
measure, probably, torpid Then large dose OF
Cantor oil II odGtuisteTcd, ind The worms are
elected before taev arc enabled to renew sne1r
hold.
-sard's, the prtmeyal city OF AHA Minor, saJg
the Puu Wall Gazzfsrs ID 70 ne called Into life agsnl
Supposed 10 have been founded BY the PhGnlctans.
and 10 have been alluded to by Homer, It Ia his
tortcally known u the capital and reatdence nrst
OF the LJdial Klags later Of the Persian sattspa~
Being burned Down suceeastrelJ BY the Kimmer-
tans1 the Greeks, Anttocnus the Great and half
destroyed ny An ebflheuake under Tibesius, II WIS
alwaya rebuilt again, until At lnst probably st1ce
the day. Of TAueslaue, It ceased to be anything
but vast neld Of ruinS: the remains OF theatre,
tt1dtuu. and tH7le wal vi h towers among
them, were left hs \ memory Of the foJal city,
which also boasted Of having been one Of the 1et
Christian Go1uEuni'les. It teems that railway, In
the coafse Of construction between Smyrna and
kassaba. Is about to touch this held OF rutus, and
3 PEnsg1an aayaot nDW ou casual tour In those
parts has taken steps TO secure 4 methodical e1-
ptorat!ou Of the whole ehe1nin Jai4ank.
"A woMan llyinR In New YorE State had her
, 1870-12-03
ILLln
Os1scas1 Canvass OF tho Vote on Con-
.Ercasne en-Tho >tnto Reform school
-HAuA ka1lusc Mt s-on&tnc-usnkx1-
n"nial-Tho Legislative OEllccH.

Os1icaS1 ERnvAss OF tho Vote on Com
Htcashsn-Tho> >tAto Refss m school
.-HAuA ka1lnsc MT son&tnc-DsakI7-
m"nial-Tho Legislative OEIlccs.
=, spee1sl nespasch to The uhicaso Tribune
:sra1haFl1Lp, Dec. 4-Tne ohlctM cAavssa OF
uc vote cast IN tao several Cong, ,essionA Dis
tdcts II this State was m&ds to-day, By tho Sec
tetssl o. sstse md tae State Auditnr, in The
!atuxn wete declared erected John a. togIn. for
re @ 81, =, ~ iss,.; rns District, Charles B
Fnts s' y; Second District. John +. Farns worth !;
Tut John 4 HAHley: Fun Diatticf, Bradford
y. ~ ven.: ai1:h District, Bu1ton C. C3ok:
Sssst ss;s. II District; 5esle z Mo5re: Esate ns.
eon n: AcNeely: Trnta Dnt1ct. Ii ward r
Rice: ENvtnh Dsztrtcf. Samuel 3, Hafsnal;
IT. soon r. esa 5eta n.{ n,ttssn.a DIS
Hese tssred II d mailed to-day 10 each Of tde
above uamed gentlemen, ~
1he ptog1>ion Of the law estasllanlas the State
ocefs Of ihat institution to receive ali the convcts
COW to Inc Penltcnttaty not over ls yeAr1 OF sge.
1 Ioe1e being about go falling v.tata tnts provi-
Trustees Of the school, II has been decided b. The
Ilnth Is ntt t. opeo The sctpol until after tue
~ mee.a o. sne !eF,sistute. when 1t il proposed
Tie Ate suthor1uea we're to-tiaY notified by
,eirE snh ot the tuspeu1lon Of the fo1x1ac Bank,
!lsngstop County, .rd Of which Il ID. Jouathan
President There vas about IS. 90 N ihe hand
q ~. Dun be!:nE ng 70 the State for the use ot
:as RstnIm school NJ. Dufrs ofrlcta1 bond |.
school VIII not ! &c c.1t the sympathies Of
nr cizt o. arc freely e1presse Tor otm. and it Il
nopcd seat his teEefses afc temporary.
Rhf9. fGrmelfy tdttor Ut the STATE Journal 6f thli
eny. .as married yesterday To Mss Hitchcock
.1tv1tstions are also on. for the wedding o.
E. 1. Merritt, Esd. eQ.or Of the S,art Re1mfeF
, 1870-12-03
CHURCH ADJUSTMENTS


TIE Atirk 0f ~. Ithna Church had 4 busy
1.rs, yesIt1day. 1,sHh at the dinner tables during
thc nIlefnUoc, ard at The booths end Other cotet~
tasnnat MS H. itr eEe.ttE. The number Of viN-
tors seems to be In the increase cyc1f Gay, md,
II matters wee to 80 on In this way Tor week
to rome, there Is no telling what would become
Of .te hsttwoElipg ladtes in attendance. Tor IN
this hazsas, n In ali similar entefpriser there are
h2id~ctk1l,X lAdlts, ~ well As ornamental ones.
Eesrg regular S'sl,urf. ne have hAd ample oppor-
tun:ilcs q noiciuR the diligence and unannx et-
1o'th 10 be useful, which mn many Of the fair
amateuf ksit1etkes- Amorg those who have
t'lsuhcuttbed thrm.e1Frs during the past few
datf " real: ea1bes- wotk IN the Interest Of the
MIR: Stout. M,s. n:sht r. MIs. Thoupton, Mrk
buchanan. MIA tGnrt+u, aud othe:s. Tic dIn-
E. ns's @ 1esftrasv w.zs up TO The standard sud no
ladies' Of T inNy chuc ch a.estca yesterday At
lhe iab1tF. a. d.! also 1hcs= of the U6ipu park
The hall wps ctu~ded during last evening. and
the visitors had yati,1F of entertainment Wnicn
xen ieGaid them n,,1s. 10. ihe ns.es q admission
llslir, Who MADE excellent representative Il or
and thipEs juss as wen as any squax wtao eyef
s9u4tted, ana 1t on15 needed SOME one 70 come In
Win regular Ennon'nR wAr-dAncs TO complete
success. md 70 wss ihe Stxting. So was every
Thing, paItlculary Mrs- Au:rooDeys Grocer
E,orr, which come were dlspascd to connder TIL
DfEt LdtbR Id Inc 8HQ"4
The contest fot The RoId-headed cancs MAs car
lied on with considerable sputt during NC ~
and In the evening. AmonK the clerical canal
dates III. Powers took the lead. running cnnAoel
ably MEAD OF hia cowpetttosk Among sne A3
I1ec, MT. Ca1peuttr appeared 10 be the farotsN.
The t.AxkA< and dtunen win coptuUE to-day m
tomorrow.
TEYNnCTH CuCEcH.
The I1ymouth Dtzaaf continues To dcvelo
into one Of the greatest suc:eaaes OF the Kind i
The history Of Ctlc3E0, the attendance through
out Jette1day sni Isst evening being larger thu
at aIy time since the Opening day. Tho attras
t,on. saAt evening. was the ''oid FolkA Concert.
in The raFlot, and N attraction It proved 70 bt
Whitney, formerly member OF the Father KEN
troupe, ~ho EHccedto in making up m c1cellet
CHOIR from among the younE people OF tie aocaet,
, 1870-12-03


Tat,ick Casey WAS arratsned before Justice
head, Jea,erday morning, On the cha-gr
Ct mas'pg dta.!y assault % he person Of h.s
mbTIted 10 Eisfets. hnh another unmarried sister
IL living with thr Kelleys, on Maiu street. Some
time sgo the latter was saken nick, and the
tween them. On Thur >1sy evening Kelley visited
Casey, for the purpose OF Arranging about the ex-
t enaed il 10 lit aitsse.iou, @ o. ~ % ~aes Kse1 Nas I
laid r1ost, ate Without 1esenttng the attack. the
latter made complaint at tue Twenty SECOND
Catey net him In the street, and made murder
uts* Aseault upon him With Ratchet, cutting three
tlrihle Essnss in bis head: But for the tnterven-
The stenc, murder mtsh, have been done. Casey
WAS held In bail Of Il ,eoa
William Fairtnrn wa1 charged with robhing
his room.tuRte. Y illiam Anderson. Of aqusutttJ
OF icwel.y. The partics occupy rooms at No. Is
srMta Water street. The acensea VAS held IN
W. George Wilson. James uan1on, asios uealey,
EaIoIeon lemuntaln, Rohfrt Drveltn, and
Mtcnael English. Ill falI-nedged 1agrants, were
- '-fredestcs White, keeper Of gambling hous..
was nned SO, and six inmates ~ese tlnea 81
etch.
xoK14 SIDE coUKr. - ......
Margaret johnson neI 0Alfor On kinztc stree,
on Thursd15 evening, and, being kindly disposed
toward him. she took him IN. The sailor. out ol
gra.1tode, gave her some valuAoles TO pawn and
d:= q policeman vas Placed On aer track, snt
ht1 atltst followed u matses oi eoaae' sh@
| Side saloon last evening. They drank md thet
tt,y quaEteled. but soon declared truce Atsc
q = s,ie thcf walked down To tic sands, wncr'
Miller, without any apparent provocaltoo, drew
| cry for help attracted . policeman. who walke'
Miller 10 the station. Justice Dresser nned hin
sltA.
Ntrtn1aR Smith and Nnrt14 Fsfshsr are. cn1u1oye
, 1870-12-03
PROTECTING ANIMALS.
Meeting 10 Organize the Illinois Humane
s&orIety-1lr. George Angel the
Organizer.

=
4 meeting will Ire held in Farwcll Ball, on Tues
day, December 6, Al nalt-past osc,ort p. H.. to
organize the "lilipo:s Humane Society,"" the OBJ
,.sta ~ ,xhlch viii h. m oht.,n ,ha anarsnen,
ISs.s u Which "An o7 !" ootA'a Lae eo4eAuent
md enforcement Of suitable laws for the protec-
aon Of animals and the pntllc health. and sJs-
lem Of humane education. through the press, the
mint. AMI the schools. which shan terd u pre-
.at ~ -, ~ ..-,.,,. ct....-,s -,,i ~
vent al Io1ms OF cfoNhS- Statements VIII DO
made and Important letters read, showing the
bience, ard other eentlt mrr, rs iaerc may De
time There will be appropriate music before,
On ting, and inter the exercises By Mr. 4. !. Cre2.
snesu Wn s naW c :, forming
~, r. Mnxe''s ~ ~ -. ~ eian
tnlh AunAne Sp1e13 81 !!ihosst N tuia ~, ~
unknown 70 mott nt onr citizens, We pun!ish the
following from Paris paper-1he An9to-AMeTf
m. of 81. 49,, no1sen,thv ~ rh.-,-,.-s.tt-
ZEE .! tle MGaI saa FL * hes
AmTiacana LOW II h1ttfvPe NJ A1fst. ~ 1os.tnns
fhc fsss!dent g! W. aAsfaehat t. soaetJ IL ~
"a IL po13tscs but with pa..ioo tol huu..nltaIian
REFORM Unti! tTo Year. aKo Af. ANGEL wa pf&e-
tsinG aAwytr tn Bo4ton1t:Srr for money ma pnWes
and the pofttteor Of bath IN larEc drsfec Ills ioud
nste to1 dumb aaina.i.: laacea. h.d been 9 q
1afF. past Of b. psop+ ~ IT the g..
1eiou Of n rcEafa sn cuelts 70 tht1n but
VIZ not TIL the FtoFuaty Of fes3 thst be
70 make the tssk q their pEuteetion the work u le-
operation Of few pcEsons interested ke himself be
collected Information III regard tn the utlty pfaff1ed
, 1870-12-03
TIE SPORTING WORLD.
Amended Base Ball Rules.
Expulsion of Craver--The Bed Stock.
ingA
PA1kar 1t MISUNDERSTANDING End
GatuIer--Homo Games.
BAe Ball.
TER lhESDKE KCLyH

s7B1 AAE$pxr RCL&A.
The Amendments 10 The rules governing tho
r1n.c Of base bail - I'd pied b. the National
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XIrEl.kp AND FARuOSkD.
At the instnncr Vi the It iuo.s delegation In The
lvrnttcn. ". II c.nver, At one Tine catcher o1
the HhHc Sso'k,ngs. aid noT member OF thu
Ito: al A-sncia'tou IN consequence OF this action
Crater II forever dcttar:td fnom participating II
t4as.'h pamc> with anr OF tae ciubs. professt0na
OF arssfcu,v heioa Ing t, the assnclat:on.
Warkls :. The s;ga'os ct 4he plot to sell tn.
Mttu3s.Eckful.s game In 1865. wa, on mutton O
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TEE FE1T SESSION
NJ IL. National As-oc,@rton Ii to be held in Chi
CAsu Oh Or About ths 1st II December, 15s1,
HARRY WRIGHT.
The ClncInrau Cs7s.u, elat states that Ham
Wu+ ht, 1a,c cf thr Red :'oeEilEt. has accepte
1h- nfItr Of The tsantziEcs the Few Boston ntnt
and Ihkt he Ill ats:. he t.e c1etaEJ of The ctus
lie u tn rtxetv. *s:'L yrsr far his services, an
the engsgemt nj y 10. 'h.ee years.
The Atlantic t7u;, If pl.teeotgh. have opene
ssss,.c'ir1o1, tesu. tur the organization Of pr,
the Unions, oe 81. LOFTS,
IN smateut Cr,.s, la i'o Il aoe up Of 5oung me
cnu1e11e9 with the rfst fant!et OF The city, haS
dlstaEded for the rea.op. i Is said. thst tney VI
not r!ay On Sutrss. ihe 1uly day On which S
Lnr.s people IL tu:D Gut 10 p2sfopize base 0l
match. Tic ssmt. E ate II things extsts In Se
ssssai eu". a. es15 ssae o:ll q a.,
GyyMrtC KECKCtTS
, 1870-12-03

an habltual d1unkard is, and do not geaef lily
Aothorise anybody to treat tho dIunksrd -
insane. 1t Wa tho genera opinion Of tho
gentlemen present that no man who taa been
h.1s bs.o NO 'eag Eng
touch Elass Of wine, lager beer, or even
cider. II Is also affirmed that society rekdily
1ecsivea back reformed drunkards, unloss
other thipgs sre sgainst them. The papers
arc to bs published In book form by the
rAetino