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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
DOUBLE MURDER IN INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 27.-This community to-
day has been horried and excited "a double muir
der which in endish atrocity is without parallel in
the history the city, About o'clock Friday
ing last two little girls named Mole Hennerday, aged
H. and Katie Climber aged living in the southern part
of the city went In search Of Night coming on and
they returning, their parents became uneasy and
started out I'm search OF them. All night long they
hunted in vain but at the next morning their bodies
found resting side by side, face downward about
IS inches Of water in milrace running through
field about mile from the city, They were at once
taken their homes, and Coroners Jury impanneled.
At first it supposed that they had accidentally
fallen off the bank which side about four
high. The newspapers OF Saturday evening and this
morning reported the OF accidental drown
but to-day the true facts have become known,
spite the Coroners exertons to keep them secret until
certain suspected persons had been arrested
On Saturday afternoon, q woman washing the
body OF the Oldest GIRL she discovered that quantity Of
blood was flowing from her person. physician i'm
had been outraged and two other confirmed
this terrible fact close examination revealed several
wounds and finger marks OIL the throat.
The youngest girl was examined, but nothing was
found to indicate her violent DEATH When found the
faces OF both girls pressed the mud at the bot
tom OF the race The hair Of each thicky matted
with sand and every indication leads to the belief that
the faces OF both were pressed In the sand until life be-
came extinct
The shallow that either could by sitting
up have escaped drowning, and easily got out OF the
water the opposite side. Two young men, about IS
years OF age, suspected, they met about
o'clock ON the night Of the murder by where the
bodies discovered.
Their to the questions put by the searchers
were given In an embarrassed manner with many ind
cations of confusion. An active search making for
them, and hopes entertained that they will be
rested tomorrow. At special meeting OF the Council
prehenson Of the mserers, which the citizens doubt
viii greatly increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
THE WORCESTER DISASTER.

WORCESTER, Mass, June 27-The Coroners.
Jury has been session all day, examining Witnesses
concerning the recent explosion, among whom were
Hugo Dittmar patentee and manufacturer Of dualin,
and T. p shaner OF New York. manufacturer Of nitro
glyeerne and patentee Of several explosive substances.
of which nftro-gycerne Is component part. The
tents OF the plainly shown TO have been ten
Of Dttmars patent duan, which one OF the Dtt
with the dualD. all OF which was consigned 70 tho
HOosc Tunnel Mr. Dittmar testified that the dualin Ia
made without the introduction Of nitro gycerne which
contrary to the showing OF the patent copy Of which
produced for examination by the jury. Several
scientific present, and experiments made
with various explos yes and many important facts viii
be disclosed before the close OF the inquest Mr. Shaney
from the Hoosic Tunnel will be examined tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
TRIAL OF THE FENIANs AT CANANDAIGUA POST
PONED.

CANANDAIGUA, June H-The trial OF tho
Fenian Gen Starr, announced to take place to-
dav IJpon the assembling of the Court Mr.. Cleveland.
for Gen. starr, applied for postponement Of the trial.
and read adavits showing that the prisoner had good
and substantial defense the ground that his lawyer
INT Ianning) was necessarily absent IN SewYork on
large railway suit and witnesses NewYork State were
absent whom he had not time 10 subpoena The judge
asked If they would be ready by Thursday next Mr..
Cleveland ans that they would not on account 90
the absence Of Mr.. Lanning After further argument,
tine said he had desire 10 press tho
case unduy but he would have it tried in Canandaigua
and before this Judge There no place In New forh
where the witnesses could be brought in week The
trial must be held where jury could be obtained free
from the influences brought 10 boar In large cities This
was place equally secure for both parties. Mr.. Ceve-
land again asked for than week. The Judge fixed
the I2h of july at 81 a. m. and stated the adournmenB
must he peremptOry. Col Thompson and Capt Mannin
were then called up Mannx at first was obstinate, snft
insisted on immediate trial. stating that his COUNSEL
Judge Parker) would he present tomorrow The cases
we're finally set down for the 18th OF July and thetury
and witnesses discharged with that understanding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
THE cAuaHNAwAGA SHIP CANAL.

A meeting held at Burlington, VT, on the
inst by the friends Of the Caughnawaga Ship Canal
occasion of great enthusiasm. Addresses were
made by the Hon. John Young Of Montreal, j. B. Mills
OF Peeksk N. Y, who made the original survey for the
canal the Hon. L. 8. Huntington Of Montreal, e. H.
Derby Of Boston, the Hon. j. W. Stewart OF Middebury
Republican candidate for Governor, the Hon. 8. w. Fos
ter of Montreal. Benjamin T. Reed Of Boston, Mayor
Kingsbury OF Portland, exGov Page OF Rutland, and
the Hon. 4. N. Briggs Of Brandon. Gov Underwood
and the Hon. Lawrence Barnes Of Boston headed the
subscription 10 the stock OF which about half IL Is sup
posed, will be secured for that city, Sixty thousand
dollars were subscribed on the spot.
This canal Is projected to connect tho st. Lawrence
River, opposite 70 Montreal, with Lake Champaign The
enlargement OF the Champlain Canal almost to the d.
mensons OF ship canal wac OF the that
passed our Legislature last Winter. The Caughnawaga
Canal Is 10 form link In short route by water frm
Lake Huron " udewater In the Hudson. The upper
waters OF the Ottawa River not far distant the
waters that discharge into the Georgian Bay OF Lake
Huron, and connection between them by ship canal Is
also In contemplation The result of this chain water
passages will be far more direct communication be-
tween the Great Lakes and the Hudson River than the
present route via Lakes Ontario and Erie; saving at
least COO miles The Importance of the enterprise cannot
well DO Oyerestimated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

Prince Napoleon has returned to Paris.
lord Strathnairn has resigned the COM
mand of the forces in Ireland.
80. The steamship Daeian from New-York
has arrived at Londonderry.
THE United States steamer Juniata sailed
from Lisbon on Sunday for Portsmouth,
Armand Barb6s, French politician and
political writer, died on Sunday, aged6l.
Surgeon Lyme of the Edinburgh Uni
versity died suddenly in that city on Sunday.
The collection of tolls by the Austrian
and Prussian authorities the Elbe the
July
The drouth has been severe throughout
Germany Advices from all quarters report the crop
prospects very discouraging.
The Mark Lane Express reviews the
prospects the wheat crop In England and comes to the
conclusion that the crop Is safe.
The marriage is announced of George,
OF John Delane editor Of ne LO"do" Times, with
Louisa, daughter Of Mowbray Morris.
49,. The reports which have been received in
England OF the Intended recall Of Mr. Motley the Amer-
can Minister excite surprise and are not credited
49,. The second grand match Of the Prince
~ wales Yacht Club from Firth TO the More and back
was won by the cutter Eva "a tuns with the Phantom
second.
Some of the proprietors of the cotton
mills In Lancashire have conceded the advance In
wages demanded by the operatives Others still hold
out against the strikers.
go. The Journal des Dfbdts says the stock of
western lines Of railway in France Is nrmer; owing 70
the Increase OF business expected from the raDspOrt
ton OF American breadstuffs.
The yacht Cambria has started for tho
place OF rendezvous of Kinsale the Irish Coast near
CORK Harbor She il In command OF Capt. Cannock Mr.
AshbuTY il on board, and will bring some handsome
prizes TO he offered for In this country, beside
service Of plate valued at f25O.
...SenOr Gutierrez gave dinner at Rich
mond England, Yesterday AT which Mr.. squier (the
porer OF Central Amerca the Prussan and Peruvian
Minister'S and other distinguished persons were present
The question OF connecting the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans by canal was discussed. and the meats VI the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
CUBA.

A CUBAN sUCCESS-UNPARALLELEDC LEMENCY OF
DE RODAs-sEvENTEEN DEATH SENTENCES
COMMITTED.
HAVANA, June 27-The insurgents recently
surprised and captured party Of marines who went out
from Puerto Principe foraging excursion. The pris
oners were all killed soon after their capture
Seven moro Of the fillibuster LOno's command have
been killed. and only eight remain Of the second
expedition landed by the steamer George B. Upton. The
Captain-Generai has committed II death
sentences to imprisonment exile
DE Rodas publishes a card in which he refers to the
charge made in the Madrid journals that he s Free
Mason and at the time persecutes the order In
Havana by ordering the arrest OF ts members. The
CaptanGeneral denies that he rs intends TO become
member OF any secret society
The patriots have burnt sloop and lighter in yijarer
River. The volunteers surprised Santiago band
twelve rebels and shot them all. The return of the
Captan-(eneral to Havana in few days 10 expected
The sanitary condition Of Havana is improving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

holding all their property and NE ~
the
ey fractional number Of soeh persons uas
such o. sye shall be held to eopiais m ana
gains and profits Of societies due and snPsn
shall assessed and collected according this provision
The following nominations were sent In to-day
George Cogswe be Collector Of Ins Reyenoe for the suits
District Of vice o. s. Howe 70 be relieved
n. Ckptain In 10th Cavalry.
Oliver Wool 70 BE- First Lieutenant The eta
Artillery. - ,, -, ,u m, ,u....
Berea. Ohio. 1870. =. a.. 49,
The British Minister having announced 10 the Secre-
ary OF state This morning the death OF the Ear OF Ga
endon the President directed message OF sympatny
and regret 10 be transmitted through our Minister az
London The following dispatch was therefore, sent DSa
DxP.nrrsSr OF STATE wAsnSGroS, d. c. June ~ $50
Mr. MOTLEY Mtaer The death OF the EAR o.
removes belongs 20 the world ana rhc~
will beside that In whose oeoah Dc
Uuitsd States % Her hesy 81"
people and coincidence TO those 70 whom TIE
grief ,v,- a. .a,'I,, 20 IN ~
House resolutions whether any OF the telegraph conPa
mics having their offices in the city OF Newfork nave
fused or neglected report to the Assessor the amount
of gross receipts states that the Atlantic and Pscnc
egraph Company neglected for five months 70 MAKE SUITE
return neglect, however, reported by tne ,o
many itself with such explanations to show that Ma
not willfu but owing 10 business eircuns ances lno
tax 1893 subsequently paid, since WHICH une ""
Company has regularly made returns.
The majority and minority reports IN the ha.cn c"~
together with the testimony laid the tables or
Senators this morning, but some Of them desiring o
anime the document before resuming consideration ok
the san Domingo Treaty, voted against going into eSee"
tive session to-day on that subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
CRIMES AND cAsUALrms-BY TELEGRAPH.

draper & Sons hosiery factory in Canton.
Miss destroyed by Gre sunday. Loss ~ insurance s
THE extensive flour and wooden mills of Josiah
Dearborn at bingham Pals n H. bsraed saBaay Los.
$1,000 no insurance.
Andrew Stafford late mail-agent between Bal
onment for embekaing letter from The mails
go. Harris Bailey, residing near Someryille Tenn.
poisoned himsh and three children SATURDAY by giving hbas
poison thinking whisky The chdrea all died Bailey prob.
ably
-. Isaac Vanderhoff was yesterday sentenced in
CanaDigaa hree mouths imprisonment the Moae Cosn P,R
ienay for dsPodhg Of bis goods With nea, eas his creditors
be being bankrupt
....Daniel j. Sweeny, aged 4, a son of member of
The Boston Common CouD Killed that Sunday le,x
run over by sapg oaea which he and p~G
Ing railroad track
IA severe storm occurred AZ McConnclsbnrg.
Fulton Co.. Peun SUNDAY Afternoon accompanied With n hs
About half of
distance The NJ T. Church badly injured
bsaa rsnaayed lIuu LlolI luandaaonA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

-. The Thermometer at Rochester yesterday was,
9e in the shade; Augusta Ca go and Richmond $50
The pressmen employed by the wholesale
clothing dealers Boston, numbering about DO yesterday
creased wages
....Commencement at Brown University occurs
toll The Alumni today II 30
delivered by President Ange Of the University Of Vernon.
"A strike of some laborers the city water
works few miles from Providence yesterday rise alarming
The Mayor and large Of the police
serious breach of the peace had occurred.
Gen. Kmball. Treasurer Of Indiana left Indi-
annapolis Yesterday with checks this city for nearly $4,000 This
Witt the $500 900 su. for the purpose days nearly
not entirely hquidaie the debt Of that State.
AT the evening session of the Senate yester-
day the Texas Railroad hn debated Amendments adopted
requiring Uniform Of i've feet from Marshall 10
Diego, Cal authorizing Souhsrn Psc connect With
the Pacific Railroad by branch
passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
ITALY.
DEDICATION OF THE SOLDERING MONUMRNT.

DEDICATION OF THE SOLDERING MONUMENT.
FLORENCE, Monday. June a. 1870
Forty thousand people assembled on the field
Soerino on Friday, the 24th the anniversary Of the
battle, to witness the ceremony Of dedicatino 49,
hent to the memory OF the soldiers who fell there The
,fSceedlngs which were very interesting, were con-
Quoted by Cob Hsye ON the part Of the French ana ca
Pollak on the part OF the Austrans. Among tboso ~
tnt were the Princes Humbert and savOy-Caragpon q,
itay. In the evening grand banquet was held At
winch pacific and appropriate sasts exchanged by
he REPRESENTATIVES, Of the various European powers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
FRANCE.

THE EMPEROR's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
on THE REQUEST OF THE ORLEANS PRINCES.
PARIS. Monday, June 81, 1870.
The exaggerated reports of the Emperor's
illness continue, but they probably circulated merely
influence the Bourse. The Committee Petitions in
the Corps Lesat, at the request Of NJ OLIVIER have
reported unavoraby the application Of the Orleans
Princes return to France The Emperor intated
that the time has not yet arrived grant the petition OF
the Orleans Princes He adds that he will urge the re-
mOva of the restraints whenever safe and proper to
do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
SPAIN.
THE ABDIcATIoN OF QUEEN ISABELLA.

THE ABDICAIIOA OF QUEEN ISABELLA.
PARIS, Monday, June a. 1870.
The abdicatiOn of the throne of Spain was
pgned by Queen Isabella in the presence Of all the men,
eers OF the Royal Family In Paris several Spanish
rrandees and generals The Queen preceded the act by
reading formal address Of farewell.
In letter TO the Pope the Queen informs His Holt
ness OF her abdication and begs his blessing for the
Prince Of Asturiss and for Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
GERMAN socnLIsT-DEMoCRATs.
sLCOND ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SOCIALIST
DEMOCRATIC wORKINGMEN's CONGRESS.
lYkOA AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT

lYkoA AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
oIUTTGART, June 11.-During the present
1eeK an unusual excitement has been produced in this
'uey and tranquil German city by the second annual
eoh OF the Socialist Democratic Workingmen's Con
tIo's, which opened its public meetings last Sunday
Z, the 9th OF June. This IL one of the prominent
o. IONS which exist in different parts Of Germany
a. 'he condition Of the laboiug classes and
- an expression Of the opinions and FEELINGS Of tI,
'oD Of the population b. whose elevation and a6va,.@
-, ~ our OWE country THE TRIBUNE has .en esne.
e'''ed have naturally wstcned its proceedings
NOT little interest am not prepared 10 say how
a, views Of THIS body may be taken ~ the exponent
' great mass of the worInngmen in Germany: there
''''l'y vital differences Of opinion among them as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
TAXES SUBSTITUTED FOR THE INCOME TAX
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT


The following are the two sections reported by Mr.
Sherman, and adopted by the Senate substituted for
the income tax stricken out:
isThA sections 100 49, l22 and 21 the n jane 90
and amended BY acts Of July 49, 1866 and March shall
stue impose the taxes therein mentioned being dividends
corporations aud salaries Of officers Tor
1870 AMI that all such nIs shall be collected
hereafter provided by Law.
e.0ad-Ihal purpose allowing tan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
PERSONALITIES BY TELEGRAPH.

....The following gentlemen have been elected
Directors Of the MsAn Ces.l Railroad James T. JOY John W.
Brooks Nathaniel hasr Bastas Corning George TAmAn Moses
Taylor Sidney Bartlett John Jacob Aston and H. H. Huhnewe
Fire Marshal Blarkburne of Philadelphia has
resigned on leogn Of heath lie has ale the once Tor -
AMI In that time 9i have been arrested charged with eend
sm and 61 Convicted lie has been connected responsible
suohs With the Philadelphia police 1850 through al political
changes that have occurred His resignation universally regretted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

Sugar coopers i N Brooklyn are on strike for
thu aid sases 81 30 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

scheme advocated by Senior Gutierrez were thoroughly
explained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28
WASHINGTON.

MR.. A. b. CoRNELL's NOMINATION AS ASSISTANT
TREASURER AT THIS CITY WITHDRAWN
DEBATE ON THE TAX BILL IN THE sENAIE-
SEVERAL TAXES RESTORED IN LIEU Of inE
INCOME TAx-INCREAsE OF REVENUE IN
NpwyoRK AND BROOKLYN-WHIrE RE
CRUITs TO BE ASSIGNED TO CoLoRED
REGIMENTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-28

their appearance reflected cred on GERMAN educatlon
and speeches subsequently showed that they knew
how to handle the ntraetable German language with
much ease ss the handsaw sledge-hammer.
The proceedings were opened with appropriate adj
dress by the President who congratulated the Congress
their meeting In the beautiful region OF Swabia,
which prepared TO take part In the most important
movement Of modern cultivation The condition OF the
workingman was everywhere the same. Everywhere
the Of agitation were necessary In order to
pass TO effective action The workngmen in swabia
should exhibit wounds which they had received from
the system Of production under the control Of capt.
tai. The enemy who makes upon us Is every
where the same. He may be compared TO Louis
XII, who painted his face in order to conceal the
paleness OF approaching death The present order
OF society bears the germ of death within its BOSOM
The order OF society bears the stamp Of the work
ingmen's movement, which affords perfect founda
ton could be desired Germany Europe, the world
nre trembling before the After the speaker
had safely landed from this lofty flight, practical
urn was given to affairs by the report Of committee
tne German tradesunions which have been formed
tne model OF the English and aim 10 instruct and or
game tne Workgnen, 40 prepare them for the e.
IaphSnmeht OF productive associations the only means
10 eancpae them from the slavery Of the wages sys
tenn Nothing 1t was argued could gained by strikes
which exerted only transient influence; reduction M
the hours OF labor would be OF services but the shortest
way 20 the attainment the object was throuoh
tom and this should be the immediate aim OF the trade
unions.
&c point the proceedings Of the meeting were In
terrupted by q band OF schweizer men who had src
ceeded In gaining admission 20 the hail. IN spte OF the
precautions adopted the night before and general dis
tuTbaDce ensped. About "A hundred Of these staWart
fellows, armed with heavy canes had taken their stand
in the rear of the hail. and evidently bent on mis-
chief Every speaker WHO attempted to get the floor
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-04-08
An AllegOry.

The old man was toiling through the
burden and heat of the day, in cultivatine
his fields with his own hands, and deposit,
ing the promising seeds in the fruitful lap
OF yielding earth. Suddenly there stood
before him, under the shade of huge
linden tree, vision. The old man was
struck with amazement
9! am Solomon, spoke the phantom, in
a friendly voice. "What are you doing
here, old man?"
If you are Solomon" replied the ven
cradle laborer, chow can you ask this
In my youth you sent me to an ant; l
saw its occupation, and learned from that
insect 10 be industrious and to gather.
What | then learned | have followed out
to this hour
sYou have only learned half your les
son, resumed the spirit. eco again to
the ant, and learn to rest in the winter of
your life, and to enjoy what you have
gathered up.'--From The German.