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The New York herald., 1870-12-29

rr,HE STOCK OF JEwELRY STORE CONSISTING Or
l Diamond and Gold JeSolry Watches, Chains, Plated
Ware. &c &C. offered 40 per cent less than Wholesale
prices THIS stock be sold this week. the
retiring from business and Ind by the lat Of January,
Purchasers will taeir advantage to give cali.
46g Broadway, mex. to the corner OF Grand.
= A. CRISTALAR 4 co.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

RY F. COTTON, AUCTIoNEER.- LARGE CLOSING
ID ont sale of all kinds and description of goods FRI
day, Dec SO Mt II o'clock at the auction rooms So East
Thirteenth street. Broadway or Suits OF Paror Fur
nie several rich Cerpets French Plate Pier and Mantel
Mirrors Sicbosrls, Hnets Centre and Ext nsiou Tables,
Sofa and Sofa Beds Pimptop do Curtains Conices, Hair
Mattresses two Pianos Fancy Goods Silver Plated do $50
umcres the whole to close for the OF
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

I(Y N. DOUGHTY, AUCTTONEER
ID Elegant Household Furniture, Mirrors Carpets &c.
This day. at loM O'clock at the saesrooms 70 Nassau
street. comprising some eight or ten ne parior su In va.
Suits several pillar and claw and plain Extension Tables,
Turkish Lounges and Chairs marble top Centre and Fancy
Tables, Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery China OH Paintings,
&C. also large assortment OF second hand Furniture Car.
PETS, Stoves, Rerigeraogs Curei Hair Mattresses Iron
Bedsteads Gas Fixtures &C., all to be pcrcmptoriy sold AMI
worthy the attention of dealers aud housekecpcrs Also 20
strings OF Sleigh Bells.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

A UCTION NoTICE--LARGE AND POSITIVE SAIL.
"A This day (THUkSDAil December 80, commencing at
l015 O'Clock,
400 lots and 10000 worth Of frat class city made House.
hold Furniture contained stone nsion 1lY West
Twenty seventh st.; near sixth avRch rosewood octave
Pancfortc by celebrated city MAKER cost % rich Parlor
Suits Centre Tables Etageres Bookcase
vet and Brussels Carpets ON Paintings Bronzcs Bed.
room, Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furniture
other articles too numerous to mention Sale positive
lots. LUXE F1rZGEkALD Auctioncer ONCE, $50 Sixth
avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
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CLOTHINE.

TTENTION.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE
n the greatest opportunity for dsposing OF their Wearing
Apparel Carpets, &c. need them I'LL orders of &6O 900,
which be delivered in short notice. also guarantee to
nav than other dealer Please ca address
above Twenty-tuurth eireet.
AT s. Mlsn'S, la7 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND
n gentlemen receive the highest price for CASTOR
Clothing and Carpets by calling addressing. Ladies at
tended bv Mrs. Mish
The New York herald., 1870-12-29

EDWARD MILLER'S WELL KNOWN ESTABLISH.
ment 1pO Seventh avenue, Nineteenth street. the
fun value paid Clothing Carpets, &C. by calling
on or addressing Mr.. or Mrs. MILLER.
The New York herald., 1870-12-29
RCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
N Oalce and saesroom 81 Nassau street,
rgRs. rURs rURs:n 'fGks. - '~

ut ii O'Clock.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELI. will SELL this day. at their
salesroom Nassau street. large assortment Of inns Frs
Mink and Sable Cuffs Collars Mus also large line Of fine
Robes, Bear, Wolf &c
, 1870-06-21
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JUNE q, 1870.

TTstnG distract the attention OF the ss1ikets
te.a tMsn Pecufaf nose broke out suddenly half
~ afnea bat wthont effect on the Reds as Il
- :. w9eh Tho Stars we're batting oders to be
,t.,n sioo we're made On the Stsxa previous TO TIL
The Reds ought to haye beaten them At 1e,at tv,
y e1e. oaE they made some big mufIs to Whtcf
" ae stSl4 are purely indebted for their score. Ar
WsyeT ,qud ba! mu9ed BY Allison lost three runs
one run: Harry Wr1ghts NUT Of u7,osi ~ ~ ~ ~
we hl1!n ln1ing lost two or three runs Iii Wera
~ Gasches and such repeated errors are rare In
me Play Ut the C1ncInnatis '-1| ~
: me Stars are powerful Young men heavv hot
< fts and excellent delderS. They are nrr5nf ~
HeT fsing reputation, and worked yery kerI n. n.
ass their fdSa snHTpE ,hey sssa
81 iassds 6imsei 'na' puzzles 'atters AMI does
ai,s ne ~ Reds pave eeen playing with nonelastlc
Which is the most elastic In yonme As'o7 nall'
ferguson, Captain Of the Aiianttcs. umnras,
s'f'c1's' ana 70 ;nn,1 70 the satisfaction Of all
ILtlfERs rs. DOLE BCH00f Srsr
IN match played On Sai1r1Iov ha,~.oo,, a..
the 7. anu tne pore School nne the latter omIt
sane a. the close OF the nth inning, TIC sc
''"1's ~ roIl.T. ~ 70 IN favor Of the Clippers
=, 1hese clubs contested Eame IN Satnrdav lam
LUZ + ro'ntaln gltJs winning By score Of II TO ID
NEW roEx. s'9naelss 9nae ss1 = a7IAS1ass ,;S,s - -
BY scure Of 10 sos. "a o'o"A1sn' ao-aas'
1aefe ta M Is some Misunderstanding respecting this
itesi to y The champion pcnnant wbtls thn .t1sn-
}cs s'ate mat this IS only serial game.
MI sIR9 V9pR REP ,S1c s1cck1sqs M At NEWARK, N.
!le AmateurB. Of Newark, at WaycrIys t%.iav
ied Stockings had AtWatel aud Dean a. s13tstItuFs
e hsalnT5 5a ana Allison Only atx innings were
nd one In the sixth innings, The ReGa ware
'hlteHashed In the first and fourth inning trhe
, 1870-06-21
A Sad Affair."

Berlin, Prussia, letter Of June relates
this Bad STORY:
II have to record the death by suicide Of q
young American, hailing from West Ro1bury.
Mass, who had been pursuing his musical
studies here at tho Kullack Conservatory for
about eight months. In fit Of utter des-
pondency, most unusual in youth Of 1t yea.s
Of age, be vent into wood, about four miles
from this city, and deliberately blew out his
but newly purchased, 'sss' as evidept len from rom
the price ticket stu attached thereto.
ea,ta On us .psb psbsson s were found among pEiya.e
book, containing most minute account Of
daily expenditures since his landing It Ham
burg, and which sufficiently denoted him a
most orderly, economical and prudent young
man. 4 separate entry showed that he had at
the time considerable BALANCE in his bankers
hands. Previous to the rash decd he had
written lettera in pencil on the pages Of the
book to his relatives. among which the follow
ing, sufficiently explaining hia notives to his
father, thus:
''1ts no use, father. wish to make calm
and perfectly true statement Ibsye been
.4czs Ees-'Il eight months. ard to-ds3 ! eann:s
, 1870-06-21
FRANCE
.Ihf Eu1nr1
INDIANA

Il, tAhs, June 2o.-The Emperor IS still indIspost
bnt there Is nothing In his cYua1tioa to rxc
, 1870-06-21

AAe Fa6SAtc EHll8.
| From the heu Fork Times, June 1a
|. Thomas GoWdey, living at No, - Pascal
street, Richard Coyle. OF Pine street, and Joh1
Carter OF Hill street, Paterson, file cutters
Aaa narroT escape on THURSDAY evening from
being dashed to pieces over tho Pasaaic Falla
N me afternoon they vent on aai1 upon tht
f1Ter above the falls. They had moor6d tbe
boat about i've Yards above tho dam Of tbe
Society for the Establishment OF Useful Mann.
1actutes, which is q fall OF about ten feet, ana
situated q hundred yards OF 80 from the natura]
cataract, -" -'''o1 ~
When the men pushed out into the stream.
tho strong current struck the frail cr.ft. and
not being good oarsnen, they were carried to
ward the dam with q force that they could not
t6set t6at co3a G3a9rdey tho only one among them
and caught soue timbefH connected with III,
dam. He then cont1red to work hinseif
along toward the bank, and reached thn .hore
In safety, although hxl! dead with fatigue md
terror. Coy1e and Carter kept hold Of Ina
1oat, and vent over the dam with ii, retaining
their clutch upon the side Of tho craft. not.
w1thstanding it turned over complately in
making the plunge. When over, Carter let
80, and By extraordinary exertions gained the
shore IN safety, although it IVES hard stru0-
gle, and few feet moro would have baan tno
much for lis strength. wv
This left Coyle alone with tho little boat. to
which be chung With the tenacity Of drown
ing man. and az it dashed down through the
Jagged rocks and whisling cddies it turned
over like porpoise-hrst the man and then
the boat being On top. Several times tbs hpr-
ror-st5icken spectators, standing on the bank,
poWesless to render assistance, thought he was
gone, and turned their gaze toward fhe nrac;.
pee expecting to see his senseless body plunge
over. F"oN
But manfully be retained his hold for dear
nie, and sGnslbly kept lis mouth shat When
he was within but few feet of tho plunge,
no%evss, a he gave up his struggle in despair
moment, however, in response to loud diTsc-
hons from the shore, he 1edoablel lis efforts.
4 and by sPaemodic movement headed towarI
nc shore. A few convnlsivo strokes, given
NTH all tho power Of q man struggling With al
aost certain death, he caught the rope thrown |
I'm, and both he and hia boat we're pulled to I
10 shore, not an instant too soon to save him
rom terrible deatl. '''''@
Ho fol on tho ground in sEoon, but vas
oon resqsc'tated. Not Rtitch Of clothing
6: elnalned on hin, all having been torn of ID
III fearful struggles.
, 1870-06-21
RdnRlilE

AZ tue election in Baltimore, OIL Tuesday
S,ol3 votes wero polle1 in favor and SIS againssl
the ordinance for the endorsement by the city
q Baltimore of the bonds Of The Mary]snd
SGU0.000. ~1-1oo@1S o'
Tho Carthage NL) Gazette says: 1.-THE
taHhage d Quincy Railroad il progressing
hnoly. About five hundred men arc already
At work, and, as fast as the line can ba matlo
ready for the graders, additional force il nut
on. In the course Of another week it Is az
pected that 900 men will DO employed, max
ing things lively along the line''
At q meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
The st. Louis Southeastern Railway, held at
n; vernon, H., on the 9th inst, General E.
r. W1nslow was elected President. The officers
reported tue work between Nashville and
st. Louis we'll advanced, and that the division
Of The road from MT: Vernon to St. Louis
would be II running order By the 18th OF Sop
tember next. Also, that the work in Galiatsn
and Hamilton Counties had begun, and that
cara would bs running on about fifteen miles
ber next.
, 1870-06-21

strike one note upou fha piano as # should b
here wss ri8ht; it was nof 10 be. Desr father;
do not think too harshlY Of ue- You canno;
knoH how hard hare tried to get the right
WY, but I am firmly convinced tEAt
! should hare never plared the piano
sa it ought to be Played. I had
learned entirely wrong, and it was too late to
90 everything over again. Thank you, dear
11ather, q Thousand times, for your love and
kindness in sending me hero, and 80 wish it
might have been Otherwise. God b1eas you,
my father, and may you forgive your son.
Tho necessary arrangements fo1 his burial
were attended to by Consul Kreissman. and be
EAs inferred last night in tho Cemetery at
wood where tho tragic evont took plsce."
, 1870-06-21

to play the NlagaTas, Of that city, tomorrow after
noon. ~
GREEN STOCKINGS, III, rs. f1Elp, LE1rgH AND CO.,
A practice game was played between the above
nlucs yesterday Atonday} afternoon, on the
grounds q the former, corner OF May and Lake
alfred IN their new uniform, which Is very neat
one. being similar to the Chtcagos, with the cy
Gepfion OF the pants, which are Of darker blue.
l. c. 9, considering III. little practice they have
haa '.[.a 6at @ the sha1r fielding of the young green
!sss, Mno PiaJsd With substitutes Tucll, Mahcr,
Sock. J. Foley, and Deanc, was entirely too much
foE them. The batting, especially Of The Actiyes.
seen on those grounds, rs the fact Of their mixing
thirteen home runs viii PROVE and had it not teen
1oE Edwards swift and puzzng delivery, ana II.
FoeS;s catching, the score would have been far
more equal. ~'- -@A
, 1870-06-21
ILLINOIS.
DECISIONS Rendered md Opinions
Filed In tho Supreme Court, Third
Grand Division.

Filled In tho Supreme Court. .H.hir6
Grand Division.
special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA, June 2O.-In the Supreme Court. Thin
Grand Division, the following causes Of tho Sep
tembcr term. 1862, Of the Supreme Court, have
been aec!ded and opinions filed:
For usc, dc. Affirmed.
trmed. -
Ermed. 3At
g. William sever1n ct al rs. #. q. Eddy. Re
1os. John Locke r. Charles Fultord. Reversed,
oaa a.8' tenE1eE Il. W. Aagcc rs. Norman R. Aa.
130. Dudley K Roundtree "a, Martin Baker. At1-
mlnlstrator. Reversed and reminded.
spl. STATE OF Illinois, in suit for taxea r. MI
ehae! L Sullivan inplcaded. Reversed and re-
2o3. John a. Andrews rs. WIN. ]. Carpenter.
2os. The Lasalle Glass Company rs orrtn Tur-
2ea., Henry c. Dent "a. Ezra D. Davidson. Az
nrmed. 49,
r. Leander Read rs Mrs Walker. Reversed
81: The Board Of Supervisors Of Henry County
e. The Ntnnebago Swamp Drainage Company It
a. Reversed and Eemanded.
2e9. The Board Of Supervisors Of Henry County
rs. The Ninnebaso sWnmp Drainage Company Ct
al Reversed a1d remanded.
291+ Henry Il. Shntfcltt r8. John 8 sulphcu.
Reversed and reManded.
322- Rufus Ogden r.. George Clayconb, Re-
s4L Jesse G, Boyd rs. George Morrill, Az
fImcd.
, 1870-06-21

Annual Tour Of the 4Ad Interim Com.
mtttee OF the State Horticultural
Society.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
BL00AISGToS, June a0--Thc I'D Interim Com
mlttee of the Illinois Suite Horticultural Society
art Visiting nurseries and orchards In and about
the city.
, 1870-06-21
mysterious Death Singers Depart.
ing from EincInnatt-LafeI Inkur-
ANCe ClAlnlx

ClSc1SS471, June 2o.-The man found In the
canal, On Saturday, with pistol shot In his head
to G. Q. Tnrpln, Cincinnati
me Methodist Preachers Association here are
preach. ~
The societies IN attendance at the smngertest
mare been departing to-day. Others will leave TO-
holiday appearante- All seem satisned with the
results During the past week the city has been
Tety orderly. A bail Is IN progress Tonight tn
honor Of the remaining delegated
Leo Pollak and George W Pollak. hfs son.
reached here on the last day OF May, and the lat
M ter insured the day following for 10000 In the
a., ahd 4, goo against accidents. The SATURDAY.
!ol'oEiDE they took steamer for Louisville, II
tne middle Of the night there WINS CRY Of man
oEerboard, and the son was gone. The father
comes and makes application for the Insurance
money: which the companies decline to nay until
I0e bQd} call 1t found or the case investigated
, 1870-06-21

Pessons Afflicted should app1y Immediately, Il
they hope for certain and speedy resto1akon to
health.
, 1870-06-21
Crushed Between Cur~Fourth o.
July Preparations ut Pcoriu.

Special DfprAtch to The Chicago Tribune
PEORIA, ILL.,, June PA frightful acsident hap
pcned this morning near Sheldon, Ill 4 brake
man named Charles Logan, while coupling cars On
Tue T0ledo. Peoria Western Rsilroal, WAS In
some manner caught between two cars and crusE1-
cd 30 that II ia feared he cannot recover. He ts
severely Injured internally.
! = =. Singer, the man reported On Saturday as
MeetinR WILL an accident, ttcd from the effects OF
It yesterday. "
r: Extensiyc pFenaEatons are being made for
old-fashloned time IL to be had, and tele0ntJons
from other cities are to toin ns.
To-day hRs been the hottest Of the season. Ther-
mometer 90 In the shade.
, 1870-06-21
FOREIGN.
Dean Stanley Eulogizes the
Late Charles Dickens.
Reforms inaugurated BY the Por.
fugucse Government,
Cruise Of the Filibustefing Steamer
Upton.

LONDON, June eo.an cxn,ooton occ,r-od xe,
terday In one n fna ,i} }es
Waltia Abbeys nesr tt cifv Myth .s !Esx
| ~ .,o..
ay errated u rcgcr L Inna .9a Snaon NJ H. last satnr
Bouiton n'asoucrs,,ers III rI,, ~ ane GSe VI 70
that he was nnoecnt OF The e1ins ees 'gga5naon
nanions Whn stianni2 so,a, s a.tt ana com
poses ii woman perso,,ation a'" aos Criminal pu1
convicts ct Dublin vestcr11y' Mnaner ,a ol Eenta1
crowds OF peonIc synnatht9I1 ts Mns 1seendea .!
Many peop assemht@d qoa1s,., "t.a !, ne M remains
by Dean Stanley Il o ns1ea ae1 to
win Of Dickens Va c1enE rrSa + natt Of the las
monument, but rrsts ia .an, IN "uaen ne aeGnes
WORKS Us afso ,rcra ia tnic Ipun nls Published
chrsany u bfea M sp aot 70 pTaee
Dcan c1os.1i witt, r,t,,n -, nJ man 9f sect Tic
Gus dead. " p. e'"'''s u ''a" u 'ne 'aussFi'
night at scsttg nnts ss9t 6 snoTsrs during the
f0snny T,,na * puIias III - tus Ainguom
bury hss sGSrass.., @is ,.s EIIaots1op or Eanter-
III d1sronrsrtn@ ~. eseg. 70 me Bishop Of Brls.
Church Of Enrtand ~ r. 1SantTl ~ Increment U the
and advising shsontton w ~, Sumenleal Conncll,
ntned, wise and soher rSe ~ more dtg-
, 1870-06-21
PENNSYLVANIA,

Escnpe OF q Frisoncf-Suffocntcd in
n Coal Mine,
PITTSBURGH, june 20.-Daytd Augrhnbaurh es-
capped from the Western penitenttary this after
gate. lie had two sears to serve
Two men, Stewart md BuloTd, while irving to
rescue t#o companions who we're suffering from
foul air in a coal mine, in BerKenham were eutfo-
cated Their companions escaped.
, 1870-06-21

With the party giren by President Wallace tn tht
graduating class. " "1ss'Ss ~ LII
Friday and Saturday ereni9zS fhmnloye,
c1ettea. ose'A's ~
glowing appral. Was deliEsssk bn sabbath after.
Hall. a''nses IL oalon
-. heS. x. G Matthews, D. D., preached before
evening. IL sNe
The exercises OF Class Day occur on Tuex,av-
IN wednesday evening, Key. j. q Lee, Of New
aofk, makes the annual audress, taktnr for bis
tneme I" The Christian Presa1
Thursday, COMMENCEMENT Day n-om,uaa +o he
an occasion Of uuex xampled interest," TWcnty.twn
Hul receive the degree Of Bachelor Of ArtS. and
s~elSe the degree Of Bachelor tf Sciencea
, 1870-06-21

BILLS INTRODUCED
The following bllis we're introduced an,t r.
ferred: HA'" 1s
By Iii. POLASD-Authortzing the Pres,en. :.
s opea Se9oI1ations with the British North Auert
| Union. 's04'" q" oIa'es u LII
| p NJ BUTLER MasseTo annex Dominica
for ie reei - 1.add1-. supplementary to the &C
se4men and marines Of the Onetda
" NJ WILSON tohlo}-To promote the cu1t,yn.
tha III " Fhone Ianos OFFERING annual premiums fol
By NJ: AUSaERlTo repeal all laws and
9esoiqaons as Io spirit metcrs
,en3s ~ ~ u 4 SLARhE kansas}-AaNng grant Of
Company. A>8'i' ooo
RESOLUTIONS
tso,, for ~ OF New 1ork, offered resolu-
tion lo1 tae payment Of the members from Fifsfnia
Q, ne saine H amo9n1 Of compensation paid etheF
MsmoeTs T,,n OF the Fotty-1lrst Congress
20 ine n e. House Tcfosed to order the main question.
dietary Committee. ~ VIC 'u-
NJ. FOX offered resolution instruct,pe the
Gnc3n44 ~ IN Nays and Means TO report bill re-
auCanK le un1es On potatoes aud all kinds of fish
90 PEI cent. Referred to ths Committee on WaTs
II IL: :saa; NEGIEF asse,, ,ears n oo.- .o..,-.
resolution forthe appointment Of foinr sale4st
was not received. ~7St3''o"
INDIAN APPROPRIATION ptI1.
MI. SARGENT, from the Committee on Annn,-
ptiAIlons, reported BECK the Senate amendments
70 me Indian Appropriation bill, md SUD be Tpuid
ask tneif consideration on Thursday next
FuR11F1CA11oS BILL
Ihe House vent Into committee on the FIRTH.
eauoa bhl TIE bill arproprstes tl,2e4, 7m. It
CEIRAL BRAEcH PACIFIC RArRoan Rry,
III. JULIAN asked leave to rcport bacE frpm
shs COMMITTEES on Public Lands the Senate biiI r.
hansas, which had been taken from lie Epeat-
crs taole some time ago and referred to that COM
a1 Hs 1sh, Xdsasd II, 70 resume r. place The
consider It. Objection being made the Unr1se "a
, 1870-06-21

Arrest Of Stanley, the AmeA Murderer.
ASEs: Iowa, June oo.-George Stanley, the nur
IN Eikhorn, Friday last, and brought here, lie has
betn 1nliy committed for trial The preliminary
examination developed very strong circumstantlal
evidence. lie has been sent to Linn County aiI r.
day, In charge Of Sheriff GoodIn. 'eN' W.
, 1870-06-21

NEW ORLEANS, June 20.-CoT7os-Qutet: mid.
dllngs, 191tc; sales, 1000 bales; receipts. i5Ie
bales: exports, s5e bales; stock, s., ~ bales,
s9pernnc, $3.50: X, sa7ssooo; NY, AaSs'
6sh CoEn-Mlxet1, s102ta1 Los: white, {l.1s31,1 Is.
0ats-64a63c. Bran-$l.05@1. 10.
UAT-{a3.0O.
~ uIK9y1s1oSs-Mess pork--s31 .o1@s1.73, BACON
Shoulders, lie; clear rEb Sides, l1fa1Tkc: clear
siues, M lSAc; hams, e1@e2c. Lard quiet; tIerce,
;, GKocEE1Es- -sugar--Prime, 11N@11lc No
WHIsKET-9'Hc@{1,1O.
SIERtINf-23,
, 1870-06-21
important Reaper Suft-DnmaKeE
Laid at 100000

hockfonD. Ill, June 20.-F. Graham, mauutac-
turtr Of the new Nanny Combined seu-raIinp
reaper and mower, has commenced suit against
tqo}ps9n rs r.. Of the Nanny
alleges after an examination Into tho facts} 81 the
gross misrepresentation Of IN exhibition Of resp
crs u Red Bud, ~, and falsely representing tic
, 1870-06-21
OHIO.
Fatal Stnbbins Affrny Mt Ashland.

Special Dcszatcf to The Chicaso Tribune
ASHLAND, O., June 20.-Last night our usually
quiet little town WIS the scene OF fatal cutting
s1ray- The men, i:a.ued Aarkle and Harbrown,
we're engaged In drunken fight near the corner
OF Min mud Church streets. when a third palty.
aeter, rushed ID and cut HalbTown In the abdo-
men, fatally injnlinR Tim Gamble was lmmedt-
ately arrested and lodged In the Church Street
ing.
, 1870-06-21

M'nnaiG' June 2o-In the cortes, to-day RIvero
came 1Eom Spain to the Baitric Islun,Ia
IAe Impartial Insists that Pentnsular unfty
l; nnaeE tne house OF Braga1za, Is the aim OF the
, 1870-06-21

NAL1AoRs, June 2o.-The funeral t,f I..ro,na
Hohapane, yesterday, was attended only by i,nynr.
dlate friends Of the family, and those 10 Whom
special Invitations Ind been extended Amon0
ne pall-bearers we're Hon Reyerdy johnson. Mnns
dole Putyiance ~"A'AD'"
, 1870-06-21

fisIs. i:isr O.: = Z Z ?!-1i 4-H
Laphsn G'taps rnei T. bi.;aesa1S /; fssgaTd- ,t
faes l3 Ei}leEt Hitchcock. L. B. Cray, aud Saekctt
En1pirs-Mr. Duhu1.
GAzEL1Es TE. EoSPARE11S.
A match game vas played at Evanston. on Sat.
uftiay, between the Gazellcs, pony club Of that
place, and the Eonpareis. q Junior club, Of ChI-
following - '"S
, 1870-06-21

BE, sEsfESs1oS BRIDGE, June GA hack7nan
ran naed sGott at the Burning Springs, this after
lightning, and It Ia feared tataiiy Injured. 7hSS
iaos and gentleman are unhurt
, 1870-06-21

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
FORT WAYNE, June 29.-Ol Saturday night. two
men got into dispute at dance In this ctr.
hnlses were used. and one Of them received q
fata! wound In the stomach. from +ha arta.,s ~
which he died yesterday, .o SA-1@' ~
a sbns bnnaratons arc being made bg the
celebrate In this city July d Reduce,l fares ,st ~
made On the different railroads, 40 ~
, 1870-06-21
Died,

n 4PanElTndt P4rsida51 " 5uqe b. B. Sade4 D.
died there snd34n1g nv 1bfe neW Theological Seminary
pssta9 NEw aoRk. June eo:-Chas. Il. ya1lle General
Company, died last night eteaniooat
, 1870-06-21

work on the Denver Pacific Rail-
E0@4s
, DESvER. Col, June so-The Denver Pacific
"a haii1oaa VI! oe formally opened for business On
sne s4tn or June. The track ts now laid to the
suburbs Of the city Of Denver, anl within two
miles Of the depot. 11@' ~
, 1870-06-21

=. SEE a0RK. June 2U--Late Aspin all dates state
that great many Cnbans had reached ther,.. nav.
ing 1ed from Spanish cruelty.
IheEe WAS great anxiety On the 1sthmus of
Ianama respecting the location Of the projected
canal The commercial Importance Of the 18th
i Inus nas diminished very much since the conpla-
on 11 q tue racine Raslroad, and the people now
look iofHhfd TO the canal as their only salvation
, 1870-06-21
Upper Missouri RiyNY Hterrso.

upper H1As0uEi RiEe4 1temRs
BKH1oN, r. T. June a0.-The steamer Ida stncr.
dale, has inst arrived She brought t1vn passcn.
Gers @ and l6o tons OF freight The steamer Nick
law aan rnas a 7 aaaofe at spFsaa Eagle got on two
, 1870-06-21

LISBON, June 21-Decret.s a1,olIsbtnr +ha ao.+,
reoaltE and pensions appeared today. and tI1t.
lfnl of AodlnE political meetings anu Tie rght nf
pe''uon, Will oe officially granted IN day OF tYo.