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S,Queen Olga, OF Greece, has been delivere,
Of daugh ter.

0.Queen Olga, OF Greece, has been delivered
Of daughter.
~Tbe public school system is about TO 90
into effect az Richmond. White teachers have
been selected for white schools and colOred
teachers for colored schools.
~"Pretty eIrl, Amanda is" "Ahi il she
blonde or brunette ?" "Oh, she has her days
of both"
ga barrel Of illuminating oil exploded in the
cellar OF grocery In Indiana, the other dsy,
and killed four persons, thereby saving many
lives that would probably have been sacrfhced
had ft been sold at retail.-BOston Post.
~Within q space Of 1--WE miles square around
Los Angeles. California, there are over fifty
miles OF bitches constructed for irrigsting par-
poses.
ga Cincinnati wag produced a startling
commotion In beer garden OF that city. the
other eysaing, by bribing the band 10 play the
Narseill1ise.
~In Wisconsin. a town ofers $1,000 bonus
TO any frm that will establish q pail and tub
factory there.
6rTwo boys, while sitting on q railroad in
Georgia, recently, were cut 10 pieces by an es-
press train.
0It lie believed that the war will do away
with many absurdities OF French military cos
tune. In Italy the buckskin gloves, aprons,
&c. were laid aside, and such will be the fate
st this time, Of the pondero us, sufocatiny bear
skin bonnet OF the grensdiers Of the Imperial
Guard.
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WEDNESDAY'S FIGHT.
The Advantage with the Freueh-Far.
ther Fighting Expected.
PRgSslAN ACCOUNTS.
Twenty Gums, Eleven MitratlleuSeS.
and 1000 Prisoners Captured.

FRENCH OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE
BATTLES THIS WEEK.
PARIS, Sept. 1, Midnight.-The Ministry has
just given the following news to the public, in
the absence Of Official reports from the General
commanding in the northeast:
"From the multitude Of telegraphic dis.
patches received from various Belgian towns,
hinder date ef August 3ist, from 8 O'Clock a. m.
until O'Clock p m, are extracted the following
details, which bear the character of probability:
On the 30th ultimo . series Of engagements
occurred between McMahons army ana the
enemy, near the city OF Aexieres, lasting from
O'Clock In the morning until O'Clock I'm the
evening. Our troops were attacked by the
Prussians from the woody heights OF Stonnes,
. position We had but recently evacuated.
and which the enemy Immediately occupied.
The attack. which was vigorous at first, forced
our army to . retrograde movement; but we
soon lat O'Clock In the afternoon) took the Of
fensive again, and retained it till O'Clock in
the evening, when darkness put an end to oper-
ations. After nightfal we recrossed the Meuse.
In order to form again near Donchery, q few
miles east of Mezieres. The engagements of
this first days fighting have cost us sensible
lo@es, although We have inflicted heavy damage
on the Prussians. The infantry OF the Marine
particularly distinguished itself, and performed
prodigies Of valor. The Prussians burned the
town OF Mouzon, in that neighborhood, and
killed most OF the inhabitants. 4 t
On the next day, Wednesday, the 3ist, the
Prussians again took the offensive, at O'CLOCK
q m, ON the left bank Of the Meuse, between
the towns OF Donzy and Donchery. Our forces
retreated slowly, until Mcmahon had drawn
the Pruseians into IN angle formed by the ram
parts OF Sedan and the heights on the left side
OF the river. Here the Prussians experienced
very serious losses, and were compelled. ON ac-
count Of the murderous fire, to retreat. They
erected this about noon, Withdrawing towards
Vnlemontry. After several unsuccessful at
tenpts they ct last succeeded In placing them
selves on the opposite side Of the river Meuse.
On the morning Of the 3lst, McMahon crossed
the Meuse ut Mouzon. This furnishes a direct
contradiction Of the dispatch Of King William
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RESTORATION or CANADIAN AUTHORITY IN
THE RED RIVER CoUNTRY--Inteligence from
Red river announces that the force under Col.
Noolsley reached Fort Garry on the 2ith OF Au-
gust. kiel was unaware Of its approach. His
followers appear TO have fed at once. IL IL
opposed by his followers. The union-iack was
hoisted on the fort, and a royal saluted fired in
bocor of the event No arrests have been m ade
by Col. Woolsley's order. Warrants have been
applied for by private parties against members
OF the late provisional government. Great
credit is given to Col. woolsley for the safe con-
duct OF his force without mishap, IN thirty-eight
days, from ShebAn down 10 Fort O. arry. Donald
Smith, who accompanied the farce. n a. assumed
charge Of the Hudson Bay Company s,propeTty.
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ROBBERY OF THE METHODIST Book Cow
cKRN.-We have heretofore noticed the robber-
~ OF the Methodist Book Concern in New York
The following particulars are from the Post OF
that city of last evening:
IL was discovered Yesterday that the Metho-
dist Book Concern had been entered. and that
500 in currency and fifteen bonds OF the Jersey
CITY War Loan, Of 1854, OF the denomination OF
81 ,oeo each, had been stolen. The police
believe that the robbery was committed by
three men, who were noticed by the officers 90
post al that point on Tuesday night, between
III and II O'Clock. The main entrance door was
entered with false keys, and IL seems they frst
made an effort 20 open Q safe, which contains
ordinarily from 100000 20 2D Co., besides other
valuables. Failing In this, they went to the
mission room, and after forcing the door pro
ceeded to attack the safe, and succeeded In
opening IL. In this safe there were the two
hundred dollars and the bonds OF the Jersey
City War loan, which are numbered from pa 20
$40 inclusive. The calm deliberation OF the
robbers may be learned from the fact that they
stayed In the premises and ate a hearty supper
after they had rihed the safe, of which they left
the remnants. The police dc not doubt but tha;
they were perfectly wen acquainted with the
building.
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Sunday School Celebration In Mary.
land.

CLARKsBURe, Nd, Aug. 90, 1870.
Editor Sfdr:-Yesterday a celebration Of the
NJ. T.. Sunday schools in this vicinity took place
here. Upwards of 400 children from eight Sun
day schools participated, and the teachers, par
ents and friends OF the pupils, and other specta-
tors swelled the crowd to over 800. Sugsr-loaf
mountain school Joined the Hyattstown school,
moved into the town with music and banners
There were representations Of Bethesda, Mount
Lebanon, salem, Ciarksburg and other Sunday
ceedings with few remarks appropriate 10 the
occasion. Prayer by Rev. ID. II. Browning fol-
ty Band. After which there were speeches, dia-
loguef, solos, and ch0ruses by the children, in
terrpersed with music by the Clarksburg and
Hyatt:town bands alternately. In the after
Ing programme Wa resumed till 40 p. m, when
tnere was aneaddreee by Rev. j. ID. Still, and
the services closed With "Old Hundred" doxoi-
ogy, accompanied by the Clarnburg Cornet
Band. Y0urs, truly, 8,
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Indian Council.
r.l1rrspled E.e,rs.rell . N, Er....a 81.

If<cref tfd fxc.Gstrcig 70 AAs frchifg StdF.
ST. LoUrs. Sept. "A special % the R.r.s-
l5CcE from Che eyenne, Sept Let, sRyS :-Messrs.
Brunot and Campbell. special Indian cammis-
sioners. leave tO-norrOw ~ meet Gen. McCSlk
ara shout thirty lodges OF Utes near Denver.
The northern CbeNennes and Arrspshoss ara
holding n great council on Pow der river.
The OgAllalas. Sioux. Cheycnnes, and ARA
pshoes are on their way % meet the Comm.>-
sloners, shout the middle or next IN Az Sep
emeer 18Th. There will probably he tom .nsl
20 l,'o lodges there. The annuity goods are
eAPecteo ey the Indians ~ the neei ing with the
Ncmulisslohcrs. aud fzilGre 20 receive them
may seriously embsTass the necotiatians
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TIE CHARGE OF FORGERY AaAINsr RRPRD-
SENTATIVE BUrLRR DIshIssID.-The special
correspondent Of the Baltimore Gazette ct Bris-
tol, Tenl., telegraphs TO that paper that the
trial OF koderick Il. Butler, on tho charge Of
widow, came up before Judge Trigg on August
30tb. motion was made BY Prosecuting At
torney Camp TO transfer the case to the Criminal
Court Of the District Of Columbia, which was
refused, on the ground that there was no evil
dence on which to base q probability Of the
prisoners guilt, there net being single witness
CHARGED :"
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SHOCKING RESULT OF SwrrDLH.-Clark
King, DR., assistant cashier OF the firm OF CLARK,
Dodge & Co., bankers, was held TO bail in the
sum Of el 900 In New York yesterday, 70 await
her earnings, entrusted to him to purchaSe her
. ticket home. The girl became insane In con
sequence OF the a6hif, and 70 now . raying ma
niac on Wards Island.
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tions the following land sales: one hundred
acres Of land OF Richard q. Bowling, 20 John
Sinclair, for q 80. This property Is located in
from the Alexandra ferry. n. s. Hui has ,lis-
posed ef at private sale, 70 jeremiah Decker.
four hundred and eleven acres of the Forest
Quarter" tract of land for sl2 900.
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strike ef Railroad Men for Arrears
Sf wages.
fsiscrcrASd F-aaftr,l. "a n - -.

81. LOTS, Sept. 2--Three n Hundred ,r,..i,,..
OF the Toledo. Wabash and Western G.,l-o,,
are on q strike ~ East ST. Louis, AMI asm.ns
wages tor the past two months. A can,p h.s
been formed on the line OF the track between
the UPPER point OF the island aud the IA ore an
bsrriCade thrown mp. Cp % o'clock last
evening four engines coming in had been cap
tured- No trsins are allowed 20 20 out. Tie
men are quiet and ORDERLY. but determined.
The Toledo, Wabash and Western Company
have lately come into possession Of this line ~
road, and say the men have no claim upon them
for arrears a Naces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

ishing College.
0Mexico, We are informed, Is again threat
ened with . dictatorship.
0Teacher- spells what2" Bright
Scholar-"Does it, I thought II spelt That 20
~In Kentucky, ofenders who get drunk
and stay ont late ut night are enlisted next
morning In cages.
ga Paris physician writes saking renewal
Of . note which he owee, giving . . reason
therefore, eve are n horrible crisiA There
10 not 4 dck man IN the disKictn
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THE WORKING PEoPLR-The strike AZ Fan
River still continues the strikers being uuyield-
ing IN their determination TO hold out until the
mill owners accept their terms. The Spinners'
Association has 81 30 I'm the treasury, for the
support OF the families OF the members. No
attempt has yet been made TO remove the spin
ners from their houses rented from the min
owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

A CoLoRKD PsKUDo-C CoNG RKssMAN IL TROU-
BLE-The Hon. j. Willis Mensrd, colored, who
contested the seat OF Mr.. Bailey, from the sec
ond Louisiana district, IN Congress, was on
Wednesday sent before the Criminal Coart Of
New Orleans, under $500 bond, charged with at
tempting 10 outrage the person OF Amelia Harp,
q quadroon girl, living with his family. Me-
nard's wife lie accused ss accessory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02
Fire fu Rtchuoud.

RICHMOND, Sept. A FIRE this morning. -
tally destroyed the confe ctiOnery of e. yiuam,r
and cons idershly damaged ths stock ct 4. "a
cOhs aud Baldwin Bros, dry goods dealers
Loss, So .Ooo, fully insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

INSPECTOR GENERAL MARCY, =. s. A, has
beer, ordered on a tour Ct Inspection along the
nochern frontier, by way of Detroit. Eagle
Rs<bor, Du Luth, sc.
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WHAT THEY SAY In PARIS.
French Successcs-A Victory for Ba-
xaine-The Prussians Repulsed by
McMah0n-He drives them
towards Belgium.
Special REPORTS.

THE LATE BATTLE-THE PRUSSIANS
VICTORIOUS.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, Sept. "A telegram received
here from London to-day at II O'Clock, through
private sources, says that the Prussians were
positively successful in the late battle and that
Mcmahon was utterly routed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

ABoUr two hundred leaves Of ABSENCE have
been granted to clerks in the Treasury Depart
ment during the present week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

NEW JERSEY PoLITIcs.-Ex-Gov. William
A. Newell WAS renominated for Congress in the
second New Jersey district, on Thursday. He
stands a COED chance OF being elected in place
OF Haight, democrat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

THOMAS ID. CARSON has been appointed Coin
Teller in the Assistant Tressurer's office a,
rhladelphia, m Etlsce Of j. X. Calhoun, re-
signed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

Hon. W, III. SEWARD sailed from San Fran
cisco for China yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

@Waiter, this bit OF turbot is not ~ good
ardon, sir It's on the very same rsh.D
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL kKvENUR--The receipts to-day
from this source were s59s ,9i2.5e.
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LATER.
THE BATTLES THIS WEEK
French Official Reports.

THURSDAYS FIGHT.
Tho French Troops Inhict Heavy
Damage On she Prussiaus aud
then Retire Across the Meuse.
The Enemy Burns MouxOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

Col. JANEs NJ. BELGxR, Special Agent of the
Treasury Department, has just been assigned 10
duty temporarily at Norfolk, Va He will be
restored 80 duty in the army when a vacancy
occurs.
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From the Pecine slope -Shipwreek
Indian War.
1eleerepAsd Isclssiselr 70 fzs Rveu<>s A.~

sAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-The U. q. ste.ms,
Angette and the MEXICAN schooner Minsruoti w x
M.zatlan. about August 10th, in heavy ss1s q, VI
telegram from visalia, Cal, states ~ se E.
IN tho 4G.ns on the path have
connoitering party captured An Indi:, re re-
forced information from him ~Auasn' and
,h.t Inc 81 rinta INT and Mono tribes have been -oted
rivsr and s1e rart tnaars between the San JOAQUIN
on tne whites, and that unless thev intsnS Ssa ~
JON IN me var they themselves viii r. svtns ~
nnU nnseH Inc hostile Indians Include six Or sieSt
aireSdy % commeDcs;a ; celi armed. They have
tiers are arming for defence, ~Au 'ne se'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

REAR ADMIRAL s. p. LEE. the new COM
mander Of the North Atlantic Squadron, will
leave here next week for Norfolk where the
Severn, his flagship, is undergoing repairs, and
will sail from that port about the 18th instant
for the West Indies.
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ITO MAKE ROOM FOB VERY LARgE
FALL SfOCh, NOW BEING BOUGHT IN
ACROPE, HAVE COSCLUDED To
REDCCE THE PRICES
ALL MY GOODS,
AfD OFFER Now SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS
~ ALL PU kcEAsERS.

NJ stock Is cf tina. class IN which most everybody
Wsa-S-
1sJ. THE NOTlGN DEPARTMENT, which
always keep well assorted aud mp TO the mark
I'D TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, com
GAkes speciality of GOOD HAIRBRUSHE5
IN. TUE ZEPHYR wORsTED pIPARr-
mES1. which ls>s becSsss well known e % re-
ouire no f<rther omDoot.
trH TIE TOY DEPARTMENT, which al-
lressEt< such vsrssty - to leave no little one
sTH TEX FANCY ARTJCLE DEPARTMENT,
Woennieh YOd can nd kTAfUETTES, VASES,
Gissss' INK sTA.VDS, OPERA and IIELD
oIH. TIE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. which
ePe-epn HOSIERY and GLOW rs, Ladies And
Gsnfs lhDEkWkAR, ac.
TIH. THE REGALIA AHD THEATRICAL
TklmMIN6 DEPARTMEYr, In which can he
nupd sySgythiEg nsesss.ry 5or kE0ALIA and
sTH. THE BASKET DEPARTMENT.. ~h,.s
pre.snts full sssortnsnt Of rkASELIh0 md
other BASKETS.
Its Impossible 20 conceive the vsi fsty OF eoods
keep, therefore would respectfully sI'iIeit call
Ps.-The store Is cool and pleasant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

THE L. .. STEAMER DELAWARE late flagship
of the Asiatic Squadron, but recently. relieved
by the Colorado, is now en- route to the United
States, and is expected to arrive at New York
early in october.
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STIRRING NEWS!
GREAT BATTLE TO-DAY.
1T is STILL IN PROGRESS,

FIVE VILLAGES IN FLAMES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

ECONOMY IN TIE WAR DRPARTsEyr-A
general order has been issued from the War De-
psrtment calling attention to the order prohibit
ing the increase OF civil employees beyond the
number authorized by the War Department
from time to time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

The PRESIDENT returned to Long Branch
from West Point yesterday afternoon. He il
expected TO Wit general muster Of the Mass
chusetts militia at Concord on Thursday and
has accepted the invitation to visit the New
England Fair at Manchester, y. H., and will be
there next week, on Friday. Secretary Bout
well, Gov. Clafin, Gen. Butler and other dis
tipguished guests will be present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

srANPED ENvELOPEs.-Undert the new con.
tact for stamped envelopes a new scale of prices
At which the same will be sold has been pre-
pared at the Post Office Department, and will
be issued TO pOstmasters before October I.
Under this scale the envelopes will be sold at
at prices much lower than at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

THE RIVER FILLEDwrTH DEAD BODIES.
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n. sILvERDER0,
3I2 SEVENTH STREET.
BIT. PKsssILvAxIA AVENUE AND ID sTREs1.
1NHIRD SUPPLY OF WAR MAPS JUST BE
VIZ. ~ a EnSugh e ss1pP,y ne naIT%ir mhIIi9%rii
HSu sos Pennylvania avenue.
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THE w A r
IMPORT A Mt!
GREAT BATTLE YESTERDAY
IT IS FOUGHT NEAR SEDAN.
KING WILLIAM CLAIMS A VICTORY
His Despatch to the Queen-The Prus-
SLAMS Victorious French
Driven into the City-The Prus-
slams Claim to be Victorious
in Tuesdays Battle.

THE OTHER SIDE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION To THE NAVAL
AcADENY.-The examination Of applicants for
admission to the Naval Acadmy at Annapolis
will commence on the 2oth instant. There are
about eighty candidates designated by the Pres
lent and members of Congress for examina-
ton, and it is estimated that about fifty will
pass. New appointments viii be made to fill
vacancies caused by candidates falling to pass
I e examination. The academy will open again
on the lst of October. The practice ship Sa-
vannah now absent with the midshipmen ON
board, is expected home about the 18th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-02

APPOINTMENTS IN THE CENSUS BUREAU
The following appointments were made to-day
in this bureau: First class clerks-C. c. Will
son. +. W. Poor and w. A. Massey, Of Virginia:
W. III. College, q. y. Coffin, 5. Russell Bar, L.
&. Hootee, A. O'Brien and John j. Cooke, of
the District OF Columbia; b. NJ. Burche and II.
z. Browning, OF Maryland; s. j. Dewey, p. d.
HALEY and p. W. Roberts, of New York; G. v.
Tilman, OF Tennessee, Henry A. johnson and
Samuel j. Franks, OF Pennsylvania; George III.
Corey, Vermont, and l.. T. Squire, Of Mlch,-
gan. Copyists-B. b. Pritchan and y. j. Burn
ham, Of Virginia. - EF"
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ADJUSTMENTS,

AMUSEMENTS>
WASHINGTON LIBRARY C,JsraNY
M c : ! IS af9GNssHtE!PPirkp = g EP il hTyf5r LIBRARY.
..,,,,. III $4,000 i sorGMhs' fis Il streets.
free subscriRiion Z, Library s. per sDnum 9 fH II
l8 AsSkspeGi skshtYi !; IsESPAfie WE'D &
THIRD GkASD kSSUAL FESTIVAL
sCHUErzEN vEREEfTN 4xRM.S,,
At the GccInanis i7ih street. Esti.
~ siSeS = s' the GerIas',ie Scen-cren viii ss
srIhsnndd .s Hal former sth ana sir~tt. march TO
u. Hsi,rssS Depot, whre the tnyred su.-,sf an
I'll ee rec.ls cd, whereupOn all vii rs.rch bass to
At y a w the Grand Procession .sy b. formed in
troIt 81 seadauarter- sul pirsda rirengh 9th, - ",
60. IHsEk DAYS PKeGRANME.
S.s,d PriEe shoO,i1g fos scststzens ard other
Ir-ens Shooting, (for the tsdies a members only !;
20 20 sh%ctipg ,or Ladies rr:., shOoIinI Cor the
ceTt, the CrnwnIsx the Esnc aud Queen, 7 resenis-
mon oi prlz.s D1ncins, brihsnt and various PCT
,oInlances OF the best Eymnast. and acrObats, Mr..
SIX9n, of sFriusheld; sod dthsss AZ s1d p. m !,
new and never seeE hsg~, Theatricai Perfnrmances.
fstent sy.ngs and Other rev And rare
Eire-orks, flying Bsioe7s &c :, &c.
hdmi-sisn. 23 cerss. Pavilion, 23 cents extra
70 MAKE -ais Festival a success. Ov-y sSO0i have
bsen tsrend.d for cash viz '-Gotd medals ur
ms C@b5aet, MAYER Enerv, the sortt German n ia
istes sI.i other s1pspehed persons have beer in
1.s 1 tn, h P1,s ss,ch hr. been greatly improved
- ,TovrnaI, De s si ed With rse ya,iou % Sean,
rrc-S.d viii be devoted fsr the relief OF the w.dow
11 iaa as,Sy ~ sSS, may Ill n Ss ter the
81, 81 IChrst EAECUTIyE COMMITTEE.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-08
BY TELE RAP n !
Special 10 The White Pine Daily News.
WESTERN NEWS.
CINCINNATI, June [

CINCINNATI. June 6.
The international Typographical IN
ion met in council chamber this after
noon, in annual session. Appointed n
committee on credentials, and adjourned
till evening.
At the opening of the International
Typographical Union an address of
welcome was delivered by Thos. Ogden,
President of The Cincinnati Union.
This afternoon, the following officers
were elected: President. VIM. J. Ham
mond. of New Orleans; Vice-P Presidents.
Thos. Willard, of Albany, N. Y, and
John Fl. r. O'Donnel, of Boston; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, John Collins, of
Cincinnati; Recording and Correspond
ing Secretary, Miss Augusta Lewis, of
New York; who was elected by acclama-
tion-in spite of her desire to decline.
ST. LOUIS, June z.
The Vandalia and Terre Haute Rail-
road will be formally opened Wednesday.
The first number a new daily, called
The Times, independent in politics. was
issued this morning.
CHICAGO, June z.
A terrible tornado passed over a por-
ton of Scott county, Illinois, Saturday,
destroying orchards and crops. blowing
down trees of the forrest, miles Of fenc-
ing, &c. No loss OF life, as fur as heard
from