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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-06

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAzINE
FOR AUGUST. Prompt to time
comes Bailou's Magazine for Aus
gust, freighted with a remarkable
store of good things in the shape
Of reading matter. The opening
article is an illustrated chapter on
billiards, and then follows pictures
Of Havana, and several engravings
of interest to the general reader.
Among the stories are two sea-
yarns of the first quality. several
for lady readers, two for children,
and tales of adventure and DARN g
that all must like. On the whole,
Balluu's Magazine is about the best
and cheapest publication TO be
found in this or any other coug-
try, for it is only $50 per year, or
Is cents single copy, and is for
sale at every periodical store in
the United States Address
Thomas d Talbot, Mass.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-06

A special to the Couri er j ournal
from Lexington, dated the Sd. says
riot occurred at Harrodsburg,
Mercer county, ON Monday eve
ming, in which one white man was
killed and several wounded, and
three or four blacks killed and ff-
teen or twenty wounded 7
Chicken cholera is raging in the
Southern part Of thissState,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-06

NMY ANTED AGENTS To sell the HOME
w SHUTTLE SWING MACHINE
Price SIS. 1t makes the clock Stitch"
(alikc on both sides) and is the ouly licensed
under feed Shuttle Machine sold tor less thar
500. Licensed by Wheeler 4 Wilson, Grover
q Baker and Singer & Co. All other under
feed Shuttle Machines sold for less than $50
are infri gements, and the seller and user LA,
bic to prosecution. Address JOHNSON
CLARK & CO., Boston. Mass, Pittsburgh
Pa, Chicago, H., or St. Louis. Mo. I6-3m
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-06

G IA DAY-Business entirely new
eD IL u and honorable. Liberal induce
ments- Descriptive circulars free. ADDRESS
j. e. RAND CO., Biddeford, Me. 16-3m
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-06
Bv command OF,
MAI. GEN. THOMAS,
WIN. d. WHIPPIE,

The Terre Haute Gazette is stirring
up some unpleasant "reminiscences cons
corning Dan. Voorhees,: when the tele
graphic dispatch announced the seces~
sion of the first State, at that very mo-
ment in company with some three or
four gentlemen who were drinking at a
public bar in not far off city. he raised
his glass and drank to the State OF South
Carolina, as One State in the Union,
thank God, that would not submit to be
governed by bolitionists;.'
1t is fitting, that the convention
which recent y renominated Daniel for
Congress should have been presided over
by Andrew HUMPHREYS, who was Ma
Jor General in the Sons of L.iterty, aud
who was arrested for treason and SEN
fenced to confinement within the bounds
of his township, during the war--lCin.
Commercial.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-06

HlRIDE and rBrideg rOom.--Essays
.kD for Young Men, free,n sealed envelopes.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phila-
delphia, Penn.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-06

Busy SEASON OvER.-For some
time back, the Gaar Foundry and
Machine Shops, have been working
day and night, to supply orders
for their Portables and Separators,
until last Saturday night, VIII en-,
having caught up with tho work,
and no new orders presenting,
about thirty hands were dis pensed
with. Should the same state of
things cont ne, another reduction
will take place the last of this
week. The policy Of the Gaar
firm is to retain only those hands
who have families-letting the
young mes shift FOR themselves
We trust this state of things will
not long continue, and that this
Foundry, as one of the richest of
Richmond's resources will soon
he in full blast again, with it's
complement of men.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-06
County Republican Ticket.

For Congress, Jeremial, M. Wilson.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-08-06

" HHI HdFe yUu uOHs' LIT 11O1
man, towards lessening the bur,
den of taxes :? A reduction of
S80,000.000 by great exertion has
been IN AIDE in the taxes. Did you
Mr.. Holman, vote with the low tax
members? Messrs, Holman, Kerr
and Niblack voted against the
short tariff act, which reduced the
tax on tea, coffee, and sugar, and
other articles to the amount named
above, and thereby voted against
reducing the taxes. Madison Cor.
, 1870-06-12

I esr11est Is ready 10 cut pesch crop felafe-
apples, oue-tnsrd crcp. =. 1c,..,
AH1fr. Washington County, June c.ta ahle fhree
quarters Of an average. Hay, full c.on LOT LOTT
Tery prumn1nF, Witi larger breadth than nsnsl;
f.o't onf-han crop. oa's-1ne carly 'fop '''A' 80
NEoGA, Cumberland CountY, June 11.-cFops
ARE 1otktng excellent, not injured set Hooa Ans
X117ooH, colea County, June 1.-THE crops In IN
thi4 county were never betfes-one,t LnoIe
corn planied than ever before No damage
y" Roox1sGroH, Mclean County, June 11.-cosn
Ia dofnv well Druuth has Injured the grass and
ranali grain. oats vii be about hall crop.
" Ios1Sk, @ Woodford WOO County, June 11--Thcre is
IN immense crop Of growing corn, Win tne - 0eas
tcmc but Yesterday It .ained i'll day, and wheat
viii come out al right with short dtraw], yet tt
is heading veil
IN th,s county are doing we'll much larger space
being ctren TO oais than wheat. Have had nne
rains during the past fWo % Heess'
DEs MONIES, June 1l.-The Old settlers here
announce that the weather Of the Last several days
has been the coolest they have known In June
eeSs e1ons 4S het Sun sun ~oald have caused III more
darnage In this vicinity the crops arc In drstEate
order. From I'll the central portion Of the State
arc doing exceedingly we'll Drought is not men
upned. Several showers have visited na this
week, and hcayy one e now falling,
are looking very hne, better than usual St this
time Of the year. Wheat looks well, but rather
thiu On the ground, owing to the poor quality Of
than usual The potato crop bids fai: TO make q
good crop The weather for the Inst few days ha&
been cool, and rain is very much needed
T1EcONsIN.
JAEEsyN1K, June 11.-SHght rains during thu
week have improved the grain prospects SONIC
what CoIn promises well
MISSOURI
St. LorB, Sune ia ye1J destructive hall ant
wind Biorm passed over st. Charles County, las
! NtndAy evening, destroying crops, gardens, vine
yards, DC, to the amount of about s., ,0o1-
, 1870-06-12

%E SSs:sa III - nsSs s !, = : sssssss ~
sae,11 Mna5 ~ IT, there spoken ha u e1ecs
fas @nops sss aeSss beiss csoe q s"fsi R5s
has always pfofetsed al octrine, and there
fore gu tho fattnful arcI to follow the holy
which i comp1ete a and ..-1tSe soHdtty q Of the he
Christ an religion. {From the formula Of st.
Moiaisdas Pope, g Adrian n, nrotosed 70 the
fon1th Of constandnople, and such as the Fathers
egned.1 Moreover, together with the Second
Council Of LJous, We confess that the HOLY Ro-
principally osef he Whole Catholic h church, and and
fenane t5s 9aia d te fth md &
deciding upon them. Extracted from the pfufes-
sion OF faltn drawn up by the Fathers II thu Gcu-
lnenical Council Of Lyons> Finally. With the
Fontif1 Is the true Vicar Of Jesus Chf1st, the head
Of the whole Church, and the Father and tnstruc-
tor Of all Christians and that In the resson Of Pc
to control, and to govern the Universal Church. =
Chapter ". closes thus
"Conseqnent1y, With the approval Of the Sacred
Council, We teach and decfarc as dogma OF ta!ta
| the Roman Pont1, to whom, tn the person Of 81
Peter, our Lord Jesus Christ said, among otneI
things. have prayed for thee that thy 1atn !al1
9na Tasn ;ne IT Is. rs IF
not CIT when. fulfilling hts mission as supreme
] lRAC1fF OF oil ~ 49, 1920.
| touc authority what shall be held as articles oi
| faith by the Universal Church IN ma.1esa 2ppe1-
| talning to faith or Conduct, or what shall be
| rejected as being contrary to the faith, and
that those decisions and those Judgments incapa-
| bic OF amenemcnt must be received and held vita
fnl submission OF faith by each Christian as soon
| IS they are made known to him. But az the 1nfal.
libI1tfy Is the came, whether considered as being
The Roman Pontln az head Of the Church OF IN the
Universal Church united 70 IT'S head, when 1t pro-
clalma teaching, we define, moreover, that this ID
fallblltty extends to ope Sole and to one object
| Tut II any nAn Ehau preS1me-Ntich God forbid
| to deny this our definition, let him know that h<
departs from the truth Of the Catholic faith and o
| the unity Of the Church"
, 1870-06-12
foRElem.
Tie VIII Of The Late Caa1ics
Dickens.
sympathetio Letter from Queen
Victoria
1s,.rc11ancous Continenta! Ncws
GREAT BRITAIN.

7osnos, June 1l.-Quecn victnr1k, Immediately
.u<trr tue Intelligence Of Hi. Dickens oeata "As
communicated Al coui1, despalchea sPsssa P4pa -
fhe family Of tue deceased author The paotlc n
sttutious In the city suspended business laiacA-
atcy after hearing OF the me!2ncnol5 Ges es th
In Ireland. q commission, acting undet ne piu.
visions Of the Coercion act, has tried Gea1s ano
Brady for an attempt to mu-lrr Haachus@ BON
were convicted and have been sentenced. 1eAa.!
Two tu1cs had previously failed 70 agree On q Te1-
dict, u, ,tz
which he informed hts friends that be had put
chased Elk Of the finest cups he could procure Iot
ne contest u American waer He a9paa Had 2
lirhtshtps ahead Of the Dsunuess-
LONDON, June 11.-The lust letter "IiEen "
Dickens Raa dste1 June. This contalntai e4F!ea, :.
E1ops Of the deepest reverence for RELIGION aha 1a
quoted In the newspapers as repudiatsnE a ans son
t1a1y Impression which might be derived non ac-
c!deutsi expressions IN his books
LONDON, June 11.-ln bis will Ar. DcEen ie&ses
All The Ye1r Raurd to his son. With Manf Falaao'e
suggestions about tis management
Ar. Dickens name bad bcch f'Enpose4 ~ the :
Tuton Club and the ba1l0t1ng On his admission aS
member Was to have occurTed on "ednesoas LIE
ed Inst
Only the usual Invitations 70 friends Of the family
have bcen given. The place Of burial Is not ye
No arrangements for the funeral OF HI. Dcken
have yet {noon} been made NO inquest I'LL! b.
held On tho remains. ~
me proposed reorganization Of the Atlantic l
Grrat Western Railway has been ssscnsed to
TJtes representing more th1u one-h2n OF tn
ttnk having been cast In favor OF the measure.
LosDos, JuAe ll.-GuBare Flourena. the note!
Trench kAdical, Il stlll in the city. The despatc
from Athens Announcing his arrival there, wh4c
has been circulated In France, Is therefore uu
true
for time respecting the new turretrsh1p captalG
, 1870-06-12
The Dogma Of IufallfbtIifys

The Augsburg Gdzete publishes tho Schema
relating to the infalIibility of the pope. whtc
haa inst been iasuod tn f},e member. NJ thf
Cnr5c;I ~ Rona T7hn 5oo,r,sa,,+ oapo;.t. - ~. ~,
et Soea. =. noE; Iae uoIul1eut ~ conaists y =.
pfoieEomeua ana 1ouF Ftefs. tatee o1 "hacl
character, and scope, followed bg three ca1ops,
affirming certain couclusions' In the ira
| chautrr after sett;ne, forth tI,a ch,rsctar oi
ti,a ps+,,,i ;of.7,;I;:.s =; - ~ 7eteA VI
IL Apaa ~ alAuluts, ~ ~ stateu1
@ a1e!oe. ,sI 80 eieaT lfom re uoly Scl1p.
catic chrrb Is IN arccf nnnnsf9en ~ 5 ~ ~
damnaSle doctrines held b. those Ia Who. pee.ti1t M
Jesus Christ in Ills Church, deny that Feter alont
was fnFestsd hy Christ Will raj prlncpality ,aue
%n ~ TT ~ ee W. ota, a- iaaE
ee ~ ~ h sss,1e tmndia+ciE ~ tutn =.
~ Sainf pefer fiI6se I1n1 n thc fhnrri " NJ
- +h rh,-eh n SainY pcteT az hcn1 her nn
=! tnE 1np1co " oa4il1 1e@ea' a. oe"e Aes W'a
lste7.n e. .t,ao ,,n,ne s,a ,s ,o,1ora
1ae three cAnons a1o u tolloms r, -,
canon II any lnan say t1At u4e oIess eu
APOSTLE Peter Vas nos apnolaiea q Gnrlst q: q:
pncc Of az Apos1es ana 'lstole aeaa W tne "ut t
church Militant OF tnat he has ~! Eaae"eu M masl
an honorary pf7macg ana not oieey sru lul'1e
Aaiely reai a1d posat'e ps1nacS VI tu11salcI1ou-
4et MIN be anataGma- ~.
canon IL II any man say tn4t Il IS not " tat
, 1870-06-12

A0XlE f::j5E.
This Hotel 10 Il siuated at My4c Bridge, Conn, md
IA now opc1 for Sur1ncr t1aycl; y aeeesslbie In few
Watch Hin, Pequot House, and Mystic Island, are
within Il ehort distance Yachting rowing. fishing,
bathing pleasure driving among tts attractons
B.E H0xIE, Proprietor
, 1870-06-12
HOMICIDE NEAR CLARKSVILLE,
NQ,


The Clarkevilie Sentinel Of the 8th SAYS that
On the 5th well-dressed man, Of about
IS years, rode into that town under
rather suspicious circumstance, followed bE
persons who charged him with horse-thieTing.
He put up his horse, had him fed, and after
wa1de brought out, when be mounted and
into Illinois, Ma1=hal Hogue went to the
fe11yboat, and, after short con9erna-
ton with him, attempted his arrest
The young man dashed of, followed
by q piBtol-shot from one of the par
ties, which did not take effect. After riding 3
jumped from his horse and waded Calumet
Creek, and it is supposed took to the woods.
About o'clock that evening. Cs2tain
Wheeler and his wife we're in bis tobacco
patch, when they espied the young man walk
ing toward them. He halted about twenty
versation,, during which he re-
marked that he was afraia Of being
mobbed in town, but that he was now
willing to return and surrender. About, or
very soon after this tune, another party came
into the field, walked up to within twenty
PAGES Of him, deliberately aimed shot gun at
bis head and fred. The wounded man fell to
the ground, and the other walked away.
He WIS taken to town in d wagon, rendered
every medical attention. and furnished lodging
for the night. The wounds were very seTere,
though not necessarily fatal The artery in
put out: About eighteen shots wore lodged in
or struck his fAce.
The young man first gave his namo as speu-
Ger, but afterward az Dunn, which proved be
true upon examining his boots, in which his
name, II. s. Dunn. was found. He says his
parents Gve in Jacksonville, III. he was
neatly dressed, and had in his possession a
pass-book containing several photographs,
one OF two Of very pretty ladies'.
He was taken to Louisiana On the 7th for
examination, as he was reported to have stolen
horse from Mr. jackson OF that plsce. Els
effects we're one silver watch, small
breastpint and about &c in money. 1t was
said, and be said himself, thst be had consid-
erable amount Of money when he was shot,
but an examination could not reyes1 it. No
one seema to know where it went. His pistol,
too, came up missing, but it's whereabouts ia
ECQNu
, 1870-06-12

MADRID, June 1.-THE sessions Of the Cortes
for the most part, were mnnopolzed last week La
debating the proposition looking to the abolition
Ct slavery In the Spanish colonies
The bill for opening colontM ports Is well re-
CeiFed, and has already been read twice.
There Is stilf some excitement over the question
Of the future ruler Of Spain The Orieantss At the
Cortes have been Joined bf those who recently ad-
hFred to Esp8rsef0. These nov favor Aontpensier,
with MRrahal EeEranD as the second choice, II the
Duke does not accept or cannot be chosen.
t1lo one Of the Deputies tn the Cortes, will bring
forward proposition for the complete and 1mme.
date abolition Of slavery In the Spanish colonies
with indemnity to the present oWuera
, 1870-06-12
ILLINOIS.
The Blood Hor4c Asxocintion Races
at Springfield - Election BLANKS
Observation-Disclosures oI the New
Constitution.

The Blood Hof&C Association Races
at Springfield = Election BLANKS
observation-disclosures oI the New
Constitution.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune
SrR1SGF1ELD, Ill, June 1.-THE regular meeting
Of the Blood Horse Association closed lts drt ses-
sion yesterday, the sport to-day having been ar
ranged rs tatlng OF of the races, and for 1he
g7sphtd last night. The Weather wAs
fect to keep nearly everybody from the
c1punds1 not over TWO hundred people being
present, and the majority OF them deadheadA
The benefits to the Home OF the El1endless a.
prominent horses and turfmen left the city Last
night aud the faces to-day we're By horses which
have not made their record on the turf The first
race ERs mile dash and rtpeat. There were i've
entries, the rare being won By Joe Aiken
First mile, time 1:5o; second mile, l:5a
The second race WIS one-mtle dash. there be.
ing four ent15es, ,.and was wonshg Shoe Fly. Time
153H-
Betty Bar Was sold to-day to one Of our citlzcns
for four hundred and fifty dollars.
AL the tickets, blank poll books, tally lists, ab
Et1ract returns, etc, fol usc OF the different cleo
ton precincts Of the State at the CONSTITUTIONS
election to be held July 2, were this morning Een
by express TO ali the county CLERKS in the STATE
The whole edition OF the English and GermH
| copies OF the constitution has also been sent +
| those entitled to receive them The French am
Scandinavian editions hAvt not jet been Fece1Fet
| br the Secretary Of State.
Election returns from the different conntle!
| comprising the First Grand Judicial Division Q
this State. that hare been received By the becre
! taIy OF State, show that Hon. Sidney Breese ha
lten reelected Judge Of the Supreme Court With
/ cut opbositlOu.
, 1870-06-12
H0TEr. OPENING.
HOTEL OPENING.
HAYWOOD HOTEL
OPENING.

The Maywood HseA vii be opened Jnne H. Thia
Hotsa h = taFEe. and elegant brick hozse 1t II
four storles hgh exclusive Of AaaAa1d 1oof md OBJ
bsxvatae3. The bA1enent contalus tho billiard room.
aAaouo, second dnIns1oom, laundry. 1torc1 1oou, coal
1oan wAteselosets. waahfoon. &C. On tho frst floor
ths publie patiofs, Office, dining1oon. and the
cuiaine u1angements Of The hotel The second, third
md fourth stozi1 p1t1ato roors arranged IN suiea,
paE. bedroom and coscts. Crates In cach pazlor. with
hAthzoann, water-eloset and speaHustabs On esch
fooI-
Tho bouse hAs tnzdA Blinds and awnings oomp1ete It
IA fr1nished with entirely new furniture in styla
second to no hote In the city. 1t hss boon bat and
furnllhed to meet The want of N elegant suburhan
hotel es1tly reached BY caE1take. capable a{
afordne al tho luxury Of city hotel Of tho azstAss
and hA ar re quiet and surroundings ot The country.
An Inspection of the house viii convince the public,
thrt = 9ue elegant boarding place. hut thirty min
utcs una ~ bustneas ccne Of the city It has no rival
located directly Acru<s the atrcct from the depot In
The coraer Of tho Maywuod Park The park contains
sixteen se1es IL beautifully diversified With natural
groves aud uneven esnund. hss two artificial lakes, Il
oruanaentcd with wa1ka ashors tower. kc., &c, with
teats, sw3rs, and other means Of Amusement.
The Pax extends to the Desplalnea River, which
haywood 10 dtuated The river AFFORDS good boating
and Ihiue, and beautiful aecneJ along it, banks
can be found In ahe West Thu aAton il neH ona.
the 0alena Dtyisiaa Of tho Chicago l. Northwestern
Railway. Tep tralaA stop daily 1t haywood. aad par
tica como md u II 4lmoak my desired zs in tho
day. The town, though anf> hss pezaac4 ~ nanv
EdhAkAntAl eNGofAE1 o. 41VWk1 1&a R<t1EalV - AlE
suburb Of ahia ctr. But Mt5e ote than year 80
the haywood Company began operations It is char.
tc5rdco1npauy, composed Of sontA Ely stockholders
with .uplt capfta and there Row 1t this time solne
IS new buHfpsu including Aote livery, Etoro In tue
cesstul operstion. church school house, wagon mud
blacksmith shop. and acan cos md ecant residences
and hetHeen forty md fifty new hooaes under oont1se
be built The P1esent seakon. haywood Is tn HtIe
from the Wes 4 Depot-5,4 nllcs from the dtJ limits
can be reached Ia thIsty minutes BY Gaia md b! ear
r{n fn YAf Ar$
md between the city lmits and Harlem d the tnes
drive out Of Chicago Parties Aro invited to e1asnln
botc and Will &c the nina Of tho 1ssoe to make hi
hotel pleasant home aud popular resort
i 5+uins Iezp4 Ht,l.-a, i9rains lease xayeood for
I Dtpa{ a. ChteuGo ot-
$40 4, 10. 4:19 4. N.
| lX5p.Xu. 1M r. m.
| 5:t0 3, N. 10 is ri
6:IO D. m, a.23 p m.
9.45 b, m. t:l3 p m,
W. A. PUTNEY,
Proprietor
, 1870-06-12

at a5u O'Clock. p m-- On the asffTA Of tho
o'clock Hyde Park train. tho 1ota belonging 70
the Town Of Hyde Part In Block of aAM town. near
the corner Of and fronting IN, Hyde Pasf-av. Forty
nipth-st, Adatnsar., and Ahdtsonaz.
Tcrs Of salc Oneshrd eaah, and the balance In Que
and two years, with int1sest ats per cent per anna
narahe snnuny, cpisIt Of 10 per cent In cash wif
be required Of a purchasers the day Of sale, aud tn
alauce Of tic cssA payment - soou 81 ta' papers ~
prepared. o-,, ~
Tito perfect. and sale positive. Gkohdh. ".
WAITE, Supervisor Of the Town Of Hyde Park-
D H HORNE, Auctfonecf.
, 1870-06-12
TURKEY,

CoHsrAk7EoF1E, June 11.-1t ts Impossible to
Gay how nany lives were lost during the IRE
Some put the number at 3oo others at 800.
everywhere between these figures The Sultan
faa been ve!5 act1Se tn extending relief to the SUI
1e1erE. More than 4 thousand houses OF the
Turks hare been thrown open to Christians burned
out, ana tRrEe a4tns Of nluneJ 1uh9dtted By the
..tnIle iIYEspactYc Of SEC.
, 1870-06-12
NI1@
OHIO,
Tho Anti-Secret SocietF Convention
ut Efnc1nnA&i.


ut Cincinnati.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
C1sCISEA11. O., June u.-The Convention o1
those opposed to secret societies met this morning
ut O'Clock. and resolved that membership II
secret societies is deserving Of church discipline II
the case Of any person who, after being admins
tered, persists in maintaining such membership
The afternoon, TIL O'clock, was spent IN bus
ness. At this hour, Dr.. \. Brown, editor OF tht
American Baptist, addressed the Convention, fol
loved By Mr. GeorEeson, Of this city.
Resolutions tayorlng political action hare beer
passed, not looking to the formation Of neM
party. hut toward action with the party Ehlct
places the best men on the best platform.
The meeting last night Was well attended, and
the spirit was good President Blanchard. OF I'LL
notE, breaches tomorrow afternoon on the relation
OF secret Societies to prophecy.
About Il poe haa L-an F1aea for TIM nj tf.s
association the coming year. The convention will
probably adjourn Tonight
, 1870-06-12

ProzresB Madc on the Fox River
Kailrond-Kaccs ut 0ItaHIa the
Coming Week.
Special Dcaratch to The ChIc@eo Tribune
OTTAWA, ILL.,, June ia fine shower fell here
this afternoon, lasting about an hour and haI
and it was much needed. Everything Is dried up
The Fox River Railroad has completed theil
road to within mile or two Of this city.
= The races, Under the auspices Of the LaSa1le
County Agricultural Society, take place next weel
are offered. Some Of the best trotting and run
ming horses IN the country are expected to be
here.
, 1870-06-12

FLORENCE. June 1.-THE 1t1lian Government
has recalled Its Ambassador ffUm Lisbon in order
to investigate certain charges brought against him
By Portugal.
FLORENCE, June 11--1t has been reported TO the
government today that another revolutionary
ties are taxing measures to suppress disorders.
, 1870-06-12

* 81, - lima Il =, Tr.ntr,
rintht By Rev. Robert Colyer. Henry 4. E1kins and
Mrs Lucy A. Cobb. only daughter Of l. j. and Gather
inc Eobfl, al Of this city.
GREESIEAF-HUNT-Jun 9, at the residence ot
tho Hon. john Cub!in. Memphis, Tenn; 1y the Rc':;
Mi: Lizzie 7, Hunt, of Memphis. Ne eands. .4,..
hard Place se5 State.st hy Rev. Ph:IE!ook, hr
Charles Krannezt, Of this estY. and Afes Aollte
Atkins, Of Pennry1Fzufn.
SCATESCLATHROPE-In Scranton, Pa. June 3
at the rsidcnce Of tho bEdes lister, " TIE Rev
Lathrone, q tie for1ne! Place. ,Noeards.,
GOSSAGE-WALkER-At the Clif1s. Junc 3. by tht
Rcv Mr. Wettman Charles GossaFr, Of Chicago, t.
Maggie A.. soHngrt daughter Of Geo E Walker, o1
Union County, Ill
, 1870-06-12

Special Dceratch to The Chicago Tfibuuc.
.DAyEsroRT, Nowa, juno IA terrible acct
dent occurred on the steamer Minneapolis, while
living at Rock Island, this 1.orning. A small tug
leaving the landing struck the steamer A1nnea
1olIe, and the shock caused fender to fall, strk
1tR q deck-hand, named Clark, on the head, kill
Ing him almost instantly. He got on bosrd TIT
boat at Lyons, Iowa. and asked to work his pas
sage down the r1rer In search of employment.
Considerable rain has fallen all around as today
, 1870-06-12

BERLIN. June 11.-Ihe health OF Bis1nark Ia quite
delicate His physicians have ordered him to re-
1raln from all manner OF work, and that he make
short trip to England.