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Evening star., 1870-03-01

ARCTIC ExPLoRATIoNs.-Our citizens are
promised great literary treat next SATURDAY..
President Grant and his Official family, Vice
President Collar, General Sherman, Admiral
Porter, Secretary Boutwell,, Professor Henry,
and about seventy-ive other distinguished resi-
dents of Washington, including q number of
members Of Congress and some Of our most
prominent citizens, having united in a request
% Capt Z. f. Hall "to deliver an illustrated
exposition or lecture at Lincoln Hall, in this
city, on the subject Of Arctic explorations, a
theme Of absorbing interest, to which you have
devoted 30 many years Of study and energetic
practical toll, and In which, BY your efforts as
an explorer, yon have won not only the highest
eneomiums from the ablest judges on both sides
OF the Atlantic, but have likewise enlisted the
~ afm interest and best human sympathies OF
t-'h1,sa nzed z. world, in the fact Of having con-
ter% ,sSeiy toward calculating the nys-
Ton Capt Hall, in his letter. dated on -.
nth ulflmo, accepts their invitatioS ana ~. - -
as the time and place SATURDAY. eye.,in~ MaL
5th, at Lincoln Hall. The ability Of the Isa Ieci
turer, his personal experiences in the a ,ct;,
regions and the great interest felt In the subiect
q explorations In the polar regions will no
doubt attract . large audience. The lecture
VII be for the benefit Of the poor Of Washing
charitable.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

WASHINGTON CITY BIBLE society," The
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Managers of
this society was held last evening at tie rooms
OF the Young Mems Christian Association; the
Hon. Peter Parker presiding. Applications
were presented and granted from the Sabbath
School of the Protestant Orphan Asylum for
tendent of the Union Free Mission Sunday
School, meeting I'm the parlOr Of the First Con-
gregational Church. for four dozen Testaanents
and six Bibles. Mr.. Ballantyne, Treasurer, re-
ported the following contributiOns:-From the
Nerth Presbyterian Church, $50; Seventh-stre
Presbyterian Church, s12; New York Avenue
Church, slo RENTED to the Parent Society,
Ire asurer and William Stickney, was appointed
to make arrangements for an anniversary meet
ing Of the society on or about the 24th of April.
The Committee on the Supply Of Hotels re-
ported progress, after which the Board Ad-
journed.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

iueS 'Iks III INC rhst Waru; also, OF speeches at
such meetings abusive of their opponents; but
il the City Hall was IN that ward he would freely
vote to give the people there the use of this
chamber in which to hold their meetings, if they
After further debate, Mr. Stewart consented
| 70 withdraw the preamble to his resolution when
MI. moore contended that it was not in his
| Ihe Chair decided that Mr.. Stewart could
l MI W tne preamble, from which decision
Ar.sMe.slpp I'VE ppeaed and the Char was sustained:
\ N~ssLMers. ~.i Clark, Connolly, Davis, Knight,
/ McCathrsn, stewart, and Siater-7; NAYS
Nessrs. Champion, Emery, Moore. and Nor
Mr. Slater said he would object 70 tho ,.. os
this hall by meetings of any kind-tbe railroad
meetings held here might be just as political in
wen charscter As any other meetings. He
Stewart's resolutions: ' i
Rssoired. That no organization, either no,;,;c.,
St ss ss Xxi.
Mr.. McCathran thought that it came with n
bad grace from the members Of this Board.
iifcs meetings here. Afssr fartheT rensres Rs
he moved to lay the substitute on the table,
Which motion. Of course, carried the original
Mr.. Connolly said he desired to read from a
newspaper he had in his handsome of them
might have heard Of 1.-THE SrAR-
MI. Champion objected.
The n0tioa Of M. McCathran to lay on the
liable was carried. Yeas-Messrs. Baker, Cham
P,o1, Sla1k, Emery, Knight, Moore, Morsell,
molly. Davis and Stewart: 3.
-, AI. connolly then said he hoped there would
oe NO objection to his reading from The STAR
Home paragraphs showing tiat these Railroad
1@eenngs were doing something. He then read
eIehce 10 the action Of the House COMMITTEES on
. n.anIoads, that portion relating to the proposed
hnd ha1i,ne me- road to New York, saying that matter
s nau oeen iuily discussed at these meetinos: also
me same paragraph the action of the same
.h1aS .yhintiee on the proposed Pennsylyania road.
Shich' ne said, would cheaper coal here, and
also read from yesterdays SrAR the narssr,.n,,
In feiat'on 70 the Point Lookout Railroad.
NJ, RAILROAD MATTERS
late Railroad meeting, in the IIdermsD:.. C, "a ,c
ber. the Following, which was unanimously
ffsefrsd' Se.' That an airline railroad betvs,
Evening star., 1870-03-01

referred Joint resolution OF thanks to Hallett
kiibourn, Esq, and Charles Mason for ad-
dresses delivered by these gentlemen in the city
Of Washington on the 18th of January, 1870, beg
leave to report that the address of Mr.. Kilbourn
islation Of Congress, and upon the administra-
ton OF departments which it is believed it would
not be seemly or becoming in these Councils to
adopt; and that the address Of Judge Mason was
an argument In advocacy OF specific application
of the surplus funds of the Patent ONCE, now
amounting 70 a half q million dollars, q matter
in which Il is believed these Councils cannot in
created them, and to the Administration under
whose authority this Corporation discharges its
functions in enacting and enforcing ordinances
reported back with . recommendation that they
may not be concurred in. The resolutions were
rejected.
Mr.. Davis reported bill making appropriation
Tor grading and gravelng Rhode Island avenue,
from 10Th to 10th streets west; passed. Mr.. Ba-
Ker reported bill to amend an act authorizing
sne construction Of . sewer In street north,
Clark, from Committee on Sch seSoSts, S reported ted
% osck lolnt resolution authorizing the remission
Ola, on taxes ON certain property used for public
scnoOi IN square 15s, a. shove referred to;
avenue, rom \ to 7th streets west; on street
from ~ 10 9th streets, and on b street, from 9th
70 sth cs. sareeg wes, was passed. Mr.. Stewart,
ably on bill for the erection Of q market house
in the eastern section OF the city, which vas
passed. and Aldermen Champion and Slater
were appointed to carry out the provisions Of
At half-past one o'clock this morning the
board adjourned.
Beard Of Commsn Council.
President Williams in the Chair and all the
members present except Messrs. Hatton and
Simme.
A message was received from the Mayor an
nouneing his approval OF certain acts; also, one
Evening star., 1870-03-01

EIGHTEEN YEARS IN THE COURTs-End Of q
Lingering Lao Saif-Yesterday, in the Supreme
Court of the United States, Mr.. Justic e Swayne
delivered the opinion OF the Court i'm the case of
John ii. Ingle, administrator of Ann X. Der
mott agt. Zephaniah JOnes-appeal from the
supreme Court OF the District OF CClumbia,af-
Jones, years ago, contracted for the erection OF
building since known as the "Avenue House" !"
Dermott, and a settlement OF the masonry on
7th street taking place Miss Dermott refused
payment, when, on the 9Th Of April, 1852, Mr..
ing that the cause OF the settlement was q
change Of the plan of the building by Miss Der
mott. Judgment was given for Jones for some
and exceptions, finally finding its way to the
Supreme Court of the United States, where, rs
above stated, 1t was finally decided yesterday in
favor OF Mr.. Jones. Messrs. Davidge and Brad
ley we're the counsel for Mr.. Jones, and X. j..
Brent for Ingle.
, 1870-08-09
UNIVERSITY OF hQTRE DAME,

Tho F1sst Eta.c7 IT the s.tb ehr!alHc Year OF ths
1E.t4ut:5u. will eomnrr on
II g f = d AK, - PIT. g..
CATAi]3utS. tont.n.ns III dc.tahle information
Gtu. Add.tk4
REV. ". CoR9Y, S. S, c. Prcst
, 1870-08-09
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1870.

two fwe1Fe-pouud ffp<fnxu guns mou1ftd. A
large bonnre xsl be bulk on The levee. and Eto-
rli'caslou meeting neld at T9sness' HalL 4 eoa3-
Both Germans 8nd Americans t1r giving lib
efslsJ.
are very entaneiastic ogcr the news Of the Pr1s-
sla1 victory A proceseton w4s formed this r4ntn-
ting, xrd marched to the T1you Ga1ucua, waere
they ars har,ng tn grand q nms: e. sunscneaon
phaus Of sore1s killed In the batsse, and seftral
hundred lolla1E west ra.set1 II nuce. EvertAing
Is going In N orderly manner.
city have grand jubilee Tonight Greg the ness
Of the victories Of their counEymeu over she
FTcnch-
MAxsR1xp, O.. aug. R-The Germans arr tol-
niyiDR over tbs PrusstAn victories Tonight Ttu-
ncr Hall Is Illuminated and decorated With ffua-
sian and American cofots and mnftoea.
this city ase jubala7t ovr the Prnssan victories.
Tomorrow evening large massmeeung Of Ger
man and American sJsnpath!seEs viii oe hell IN
the RINK, 70 celshrsie ne German victories, and
ST. LorEt Aug. a-The rejoicing among the
Germans to-day has been refJ GrtAL There has
tecn no public demonstration, but many nsgs arc
Fruksian victory, which was unexpected not only
10 the Germans but the Americana
DETROIT, Aug. a-The news Of the Prustan
Victory, circulated through the city, created tho
Ereaiest excitement among the Germans Al the
eeveExl German halls, this evening. the PfuHtan
nag wa1 displayed. and there wtre sev-
er1I large and enthusiastic gatherings At
Aftclser Hall several thousand people assembled.
Patriotic speeches we're made, and bulletins Of
the latest news from the seat Of war were reAt.
70 me Widows md orphans Of Pnass.an soldiess
Killed In tha w1f. A subscription MAJ Etatted.
and nbout &, ,ooo raised Oh The spot
OMAHA, Aug E-Thc Germans we're very luoE
tant to-day over the repoz1e.i snncess Of Pruasil
aud made some demonstrations tn fhe way of fr
ing.
, 1870-08-09
JUMPING.
a a.etseE;of..AdElceto To Thpru

"a A'etaeT1of-ad*lcct to Thoruc.
= From she BaJao Etlrts.. 4u9,d
III. Frank IlaoEue, who, by the wav, Is rap.
idly recovering s.un tic effects Of Lii recei,t
1eap, rsceiyed the following letter from I,o,is-
vile, tMy or two since, 1t cousins msny
god bits'of advice, but, for some reason Of
other, th= writer failed to dicloso his name.
therefore Ihofne is 1nsbae to thank him pcs-
sor1al}y. Te append tho letter:
LsvHvu1H, July ~ 1870.
.Nr. Frenk 7znr.<:
pEAx slK; see y1u Ase announced TO jump
from the Niagara Suspension Br1dge. which !
hope Is not 70 in reallty. However, a4 young men
esr, allow me, although sdah&rf, still trfend
to 5ugXeH that you cau maintain an upright POSI-
ttnp IN your pcIilouz descent hy nslay sonctnu: 4
OF the parachute, OF uEnlEtlh, Of hl3dder form.
II held above Jour head, keep that end Of tour
body up 2na peEpcndlculsu TO your frtt. which
1nnas 1t1ke tie watcr t1zsr Or Jon arc deal man
aht II you arc cool enough In that Tying moment,
~ IuIusge and regulate ysaT hold OF the paE1-
rhr.4, e8r.. It MD4l pfeyt os your going too deep
In the u8ter. 4 t42dtPr o. ba11taefs inflated with
so1le us4 gas an.1 Attlche4: b very alsttc strings
-four tuz1p Ahouhi bc uaasie with shc Eze3test
caro-, 20 IL 70 have Juaf feet tiWu fFte, cleAT ad
ltsentAngica, to avoid Ill Possibility Of aatdem
In starting down your nad-cs7 descent would r
feet position With hladdera a3d parachute I'LL
rightly AfuJtea, SAY one IN each ham. and ons1n
Jour teeth. and oae lied to So1s Shoulders anu
then BE- cut !oosp or cut yourself .nnsc when Juu
jump. IL your hands were eSteat-tt snd josnsd
Above your head, 1t wnutf reduce tt tshocK aud
resistance Ca entering Tho water, wh:ch flust bv
grt at, even feet foremost
stdtng against eecidcut ana siahScE. Yours trolJ,
4 FRlEXD.
, 1870-08-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Aug. s-The Eunor OF the rurcaese'
by Prussia OF Stevens oaster! IS dtscsed3ed ae1e.
The Journal OEeieE, Of Paris, denics the 1888 OF
any cannon or eagles At welsscnbnrg.
The prussta5 trpE-cfad Ammonia narrowly rs
capped capture bF French squadron recently on
the mouth OF the Efbe. $3.50.
Ths position taken hy England IN regard to Bel
gtnl1 Is approved b. r1uaslA
Generals Phil Sheridan and Eorsytae are ncte
on thc!f way 10 tho seat Of war. ..
Pleasure travel continues In SxtzessA5d, de-
eltte the excitement war occasiouA
The inc;r Asc Of the hank rate has had favor
, 1870-08-09
SPORTING MATTERS.
First Day of tho National Pigeon
Shooting Tournament.
The Yacht Magic Wins the Race at
New York, and the
Queens Cup.
Immense Attendance MT the Uuf4
f1lo Raccs-poo1.
. Selling.


ARA 0AAA4 ENAQN IVGAS4AKN1e
The grand shooting tournament, under the aus
pices Of the Prs1ste Shooting Club, Of Chicago,
began at Dexter PARK On yesterday. The weather
was inc, and the attendance large for the INST
LAY. The prtzea couteuticd for, yesterday, were
as fotlows: FtEst Prize, yaiuc $ooo-Une extsa nne
gold mounted, central IRE, double bazrelled,
brcech-loeal!ng shot gun, manufactured expressly
for this OCCASION hJ Nessss J. Il. Foster Co., Ch!
cago, H.; Second Prize, value Ss50-Out elegant
tional Watch Company. Estn. Ill; Tnud Ps.ze.
value S29-0ne En9tlsn waterproof hunting suit,
from J. Il. Foster i Co.: chicago.
The shooting vas to b. done accos,,sp. to tho
rules Of the Prairie Clnb, the ues. ganasal ana
important Of which arc the following:
~ .: esss &C. r ssi s + r
y j. ii 10 eishty ..ras fos sasts
IL + a IL Il asa 5ta sra sns
T. Sss 9as f.
i :.aSss e.sa .aos.In; 10 aLr.aes between a.e
tss y e Il s yst l. e
ye Md. .1d sha he but on :. a.o h.is mi tass
The tser ta dost bta shooting. sa be fhot % II IL
TILE 1pCxS4x1xr
Assumed National chAractet, u the club had In
ylted na1kstuen from al over the country
and from other counties to III their Skill. and
| u
there WaS falr attendance OF strangers. wha
wetc cordially welcomed and Hospitality erease,i
By tho members Of the Prairie club. Among sua
So4so. Quincy. III: 6a1ey. Gsacssc, 1T M Il III; R 5.
ssr a, eahss Te bs2d ses5 T. ess3 y3 H.
Z. i: fnestt 4osss. i =; 'Ses i. j: 5resaaaa, an Nil
s n:n ssileSn T. ayt! s@as: aaass,oap, :; soa4
4. E Fa,,er. Elkhart, Ind: II. Sherman, Belo,t,
Wis. @. II. Lyman. Rockford. g.
1Ek rHE1IXtNAK1ES.
The weather was nne, with the exception OF
stin breeze which blew, and perhaps tntctfered
little with the shooting 1t sohk The entire fos-
klns, President OF tar KeunCott Club, wns
chosen frfrsre: Nj. o, Sewl,eUy, OF the 1'rA
Club. scors:; aud ": : Mcdonald. Secretary
Tue WORE uEGuS. ..
After dinner the woEx Ut thu day commenced,
four squads OF ten each having bcel cAosr'l,
The DIST squat MA called aud she bao1ttuR he
gan. There was pleasant anl honorable rivalry
| among the e1N!tsfurH, brr no uusceMIy *lts-
puses occurred to 'i!*pci the harmony which pre-
The way Tie killing Is done Is this. The scorer
calls the name, the referee dips pcuny, AMI
hesignatcs the trap either or r. head or fa.i Al
chance decides; the shooter steps TO the t1arl,
says "pul1." the atr.i IS jetkcd ont, the shot Is
nEe.1, and probably anuthcr wild pigeon Is seat
guns or shooting matches The 6iris tils accoFi.
ing TO the shot There arc come who nre With 3
certain steady ain, aud the birl drops within a
crafty. ia. the ' saot s.ors saem aud Id down | tScy
tai rnilfng over anl over with the impetus the
bodies hst before life went ont Of then. Some
awny altogether or d1pp within or without the
{a5,s of the trap the shot eonnts;if not Is ':nu
came from Michigan, where they were Etoler
from thc nests when ysT Young. and kert for :
, 1870-08-09
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. For STATIONERY.

TNyANTEy DxrAE+HENF
OFyifx ~ IS1tk.AL RIvExrE.s
WAsHtSU1oS Auk- i. 1s'.,
SEALED PROPOSALS sill he received at this Of
6e- ah the trtt day ct September. At l. O'clock
NJ, for purryink the Ae.ersors and CoetoEs Of Inter-
nal Rev-1ue shsou&hcrt shat pn:ten OF the united
ss.tss lying e.st Of the Rocky Houusan., except Aon
ard New Neeo. with TIE s.atiopcs. required for
re In their respective dI.t:e, for that Of the
EFT fiscal year commencing octoscz 'o and enliD
june =, 4s.l-
Ihtse a1e In that pcr.on Of the United S.at-s fot
wheh proposals. solicited tuo hundred and twenty
eikAteoleeton dstsicA, in each of which "a Assem-
Ard Collector These dttsiet. tar- be-n divided Inc
To GoD.raetors It l-'fty
propose p turnit stationery 70 The officers Of 1r
nL;r ct the aepastmeuts.
The following y E4t e1 TIE s:s.<e AID TeE1hot!es-
zna d.t4trss In each. constituting The several dspsss-
tnents:
FIRST DEPARTNEsT-Malue, Sew Hanr-hire.
Tesmens Massachusetts. Ehc1= 1slaod, Connecticut.
New York Nun:e. Of dfs.:=ts. r.
SECOND Observation-Disclosures New Jcr-
eey, Delaware. Maryland. EGsinIa. We.: SEsiais-
North CAroAns. Dstrie: Of Columbia Number ct tia-
tfletx. 81.
THIRD DKPARTMESr-South Ca5o!t1s. G,,c:sss.
Asbama Florida. Mississippi. LonIEaa1. Teraa, Ten.
neste<. ArsAnsse- Number ot aittiet4, Z
FOURTH DEPARTMESr-Kenssesy. Ohio 1n1"
ana, Illinois, Aichikaa+ WlseonAi1, Axs,sri. !a"A.
Minnetosa, Ksn.ss, Sehs3ks, Colos-ao- c7k9ss- and
Wyoming. Sanher Of diFrrictt. 3
NopEcposAls viii be considered IN ste W
tSrd, with faace2t srre,ies IN as sana oi gre
taEd 1pl!at1 t93c1c,, arrrcTed ~ Ls1:fo S.a.s
tErt Attofrty On fern Be r.1shtd by The
mtnt cenditsened as the pay:. .h.ii. IN ea 81 m
aecr.ta1ce of their bid or p.:t Of il: DAT e1Ste
eoat1aet with ood and aus4cieat bonds L. :-e aa'
| performance Of tie sALos- ...,,x
| The Comui.eonef ftser<ss the F@ns 10 e-os4ae' -
| asreps OF rt!ect Zach bid. item By tss,
Ttr hjds sha.,,d be atIsrs.s,l tho C q
Internal Revenue. AMI endorsed ~PIrresaa ''s '-F'
iue ssatu1 es5 to Internal ReErnte ta r..
seheulrs ot art-le< to te fur=t1- 1;a trs
- f,nn nj, oteo UPON .pplc.tlea ~5 soaa':ns sn'
DIR "h;en LIE a7'e'sa j. X ntlTGLASS-
| ac5--e Co-1Ei*siao-t.
, 1870-08-09

butluln4 owned be Theodore yetterdtm WAS aie-
st1pyei b5 1rc this afternoon 1t Was occupied by
wilson Fenaiuore, wall PAPER factory; farntx
b1Ass foundry, and the Gi1sFu finishing WorkA
To,al losz, xlo0 on insuret ios So ooo. mst11r sn
ctty coM2a1scS TWn stables also burned 8od
fireman was severely burned and swo s!t'nily In
Iurcd.
TkRzK HAITI, arg. "A hoa:!2s nalll At
ring and st On IRE, 3fd entirely coesune,i, this
eren3nR. ..---.
Barr, Me-, Aug a-Tgbbalis oa1nu tsctor{,
morning. Loss, feo,ooo; insured h. s;J,nU.
, 1870-08-09

NV YoBx. AUG. s-The excitement IN this
r,fx among he German population ts indes@1iha-
Lie eht .ne s.sses ws:r .s w'a an s1onns ooe
,on.ir nc1iTin1 for further information. The Ger
' @an nsxtrsper otrces we're crowded ~ long
-fter midnight by the excited mn!at9ae, .. s9o,
EnoWn. fheT bersu,e almost frantic with cnthosi-
asm, and cheerc4i aud screamed. ho"!sH anM "sn.,
and sung bJ tu1n&~ The lager hetr sa!ooas, n
ROCK IslASp, Ill. aug. A-The Gcmao peoplc
Of this city urt two hundred guns soasSot ~ o'ss
Tit FtE>s.aa victory i: uaFueoau. 4fs 9"s>
, 1870-08-09
OHIO.

The Norris Murder Cave mt f1nns-
ftcId-%nddcu Death.
Epet3sl pesrsfeh Il The Chicago THh9ae.
MASsftK1p, AUG. S--A CoEuuess inquest WAS
held on tho body OF John Morris, IN VoEthtnEton
Township who died trou the Effects Of hlow On
bis head. indicted By hts brother William The
following facts were el,ctet.: Oa FnlAy eveninR,
4bout O'Clock The TWO brothers, In company with
sister and cousin. were returning from visit 10
neighborL They stopped to drive some COWS
hone from neld when they got INTO % qua!fea
he would catch him some time and thrash him.
John rgp,1cd that ht would never nDd better
chance Than now. William, who hal started Oh,
William called 10 the girls thai he hal pretty neaf
II killed John. The E1Es retusnt'1 and found John
lying on the ground, ant William hon9tnG his heat.
lie admitted that hc struck John. John VA aged
IL an.l William Il. John died yesterday.
4 man named Cul7 Was found dead IN his bed
At Lcxipgto n yesterday morning.
, 1870-08-09
fsxrYEp ETlIE9 E-N!.fNfLf3 KFsfE Z,
JuwtTEEE. Wiz. Aps I. la

MILWAUKEE. Wis. au. :. l-;3
sr.,, r,rso~,lt. dnplieatr. On :7a fas,.eS> =,
TX srdrr.trtd. w1u be ivrtrea IT .h4 rt.c :@stt
r. ms On &ps- 1s;c. ID. srnos:as Il, -
e.::.ase 4 fask H.;so. Lats su;sEs:: ss 80 b
ii vii & required !, obtain sso:rs;h sas WY -,
1rqa:Tr tic rmovai ot atoat iolE hI7t.tt sd atts
i4si} cahtc yards Of roek.
fhe Cnftel Ssaiaa rt4trs the fShr :! rcesI ~ Fa
EsE fpsshs5 tnioswaies sPsly g ~. "t + f!e
kssle HazboF. Lake s.e I;e;: ~ !IeTSh,s. aa.sh;,
eat-t II Enxi1reEst- =, tEA
f:j Nis{eu.iIst, sslsHaG-tc. 4f4-
, 1870-08-09
ITALY,

LONDON, July G-Aivfces from Rome atate
thAt the French Disasters cause profouni terror.
nn'i the Pope has asked Eugentc for Just one ship
tn defend him from tho Italians, now organizing
Tor an attack on the Paral dom!nfons and
authority.
PAR,a, Aug. 1.-L'Cnirtrst, the Cltramontanc
organ, sounls the alarm for Rome 1t predicts
the early Invasion Of Papal territory by
Ifafy. 1t doubts The power OF the Italian
Government to resist tho pressure, even Il 1t
wished to, and It does not. Even the moderate
people At present in power say the conquest of
Rome can alone sustain the falling throne OF VIC
tor Enamel, anil restore the finances, now bor-
,leTfnH on bankruptcy. In this crisis, when MILL
tasy events are multiplying all around Us. 1t seems
supernuous to think OF the personal sccurtty OF
the Pope, and 1t would he we'll that vessel be
scnt 10 Ciyita vccchia 10 that Plus ~. cau fad a
rIaCe of SHELTER
, 1870-08-09
COUGH NO MORE.


HArncr's CoeRh BaIsan ID ..,s.,- ,....,;..
e II 1se7sa.
TIC eet oosans.s ea4es of CosxSs Ccise s y T.
~ saitis lntsuenza. C.iaa- Hes5,ene.s AstSEa
the Teef and ess:. T. eaet. Il ii tae ahe,e -
dIssnon es tpt tateat nd Tnxa thai hcu,s-a, Il
that i is II rn''st tt .ias NJ aeic,ss
eacs one bpttle tdtts cure 5eli b. d::sS4s:: +
hsFc bottles Prize 81 b f.ult ii Y u a:,S
epeh and aad.1. TIE 3alsa:a VIII sw,r
, 1870-08-09

Tie HHllDEf U1 nlt1fs Kt11Eu U31L UI tllR 7VU NAS
aa7 which docs mot include those struck bat NOT
Killed. Or those which Tel! outside the 6oun1A
Nessts. Cousins aud IIanworfh having shot m
e1ua! nUnl'er OF hlrls they shot again with the
frSlnMInC IrSptt.
, 1870-08-09

FirAt DNyss Session OF tho Ntn1c
Trnchcf~s Institute MT Normal
Funeral OF the Lutc ". H. Hanna.
Srec.al Drtpasch to The Chieako Tribune
DLoOAlSGIoS, ILL.,. Aug. s.-The State Teachera
Institute met to-day at Normal About seventy
nve teachers were In attendance, aud as many
more are expected to-znoHuw. The institute Of
Ran!x"d BY tho election Of Professor E. T. HeWett,
President: Professor J. ". Cuok. SECRETARY, and
Professor II. Mccormick. Treasurer.
The Institute Will continue IN session for two
weeks. Most ot the rurpais hare agreed to re-
turu teachers At reduced ratcs- i full attend
Ancc Il expected.
The funeral OF ". IL Hanna. to-i2E. wAs yerF
larEc1t attended. Ex-Governor USesoy, Hon 1.
Neiion, &nl other prominent gentlemen were
pall-heaycrs. ..
The wife OF 4. 3, Iyrs, a prominent citizen OF
Bloomington, died to-day.
, 1870-08-09

RAIAPScQFEMA4E INSTITUTE
MtaT HAat!nuEe, Md Fa.naed End incorporated A. %.
1S The supsI;ss ..ition and ei1sntatts Of thls In
~ wel foawn and Justly appreciated hJ nu.nerous
tz'Ends and srAdnatcs The uunsr & ru7H j. !t.at<f
u ninety. Autr th4u ha tna Ssa&rE In tho
lasttwo ytssA Charrs n.reh loxtr shsn shr few In
ttisutsonr ef Gtnc HAdk tn eiscs End recwhtEr AZ.
GstY. MafFixuk F