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, 1870-05-18
From the Detroit Fcst, Nay 1a

4 HI0H INC N3A44k--GEE3AG ACTIVITY OH
the Canadian Sfde-ApPrehcnslons
OF the Seizure ofsthe .AIEomn by the
Ecninns.
From tia Detroit Ppsk May 10.
The steamer st. Paul, Captain Mcintyre, nr-
rived from Duluth 1t $50 on Sunday evening.
From Mr. John Carney, resident OF SAult
Ste. Marie canadian side), who was among
ts ttsssesns iscts ssspssng~ ~ sss e. tilt
quarter. Great actirity prevailed in the tIans-
portation Of stores across the Portage, and
the road is in fair condition. A considerable
number Of wagons we're received BY tho Chi
cora, and others have been obtained Of the in
habitant8. The A1gom1 WE lying about mile
and half from the head Of the cana, anchored
ont come distance in tho bay and the goods were
being taken to her by means OF boats hauled
over tie Portage upon wagons The prohlb-
itive order from the United States authorities
had thrown everything into confuslon, bnt
be rescinded. II disappointed in their expect
atoms in thzt regard, An effort would be made
bv the CauatiiAns to purchase one OF tho Amer
ican steamers On Lake Superior, as tho ship
ment OF all the troops, stores, and munitions
by 20 small steamer as the Mgoma would
involve vexatious delays. The Chicora and
two p1ope1lers, NTH men and materials, con-
stituting part Of the expedition, were expected
from Co1hngwood BY Sunday night. The
steamer Frances Smith has been temporarily
Withdrawn from her route between Coling-
wood and Owen Sound, to aid the purpose Of
the expedition.
Some apprehcneions had existed with regard
to q rumored raid On the Algoma BY party of
FenianB from Marquette, but in view OF the
near approach or strong force from Colling-
wood, what ittlo excitement had been pro-
duced by these 1umcra was rapidly dying out.
Yesterday the now Canadian propeller L.
Shickluna pseeed Detroit for the Sanlt, having
II tow the schoonerB Pandora and Orion.
These veasela we're loaded at Toronto with
government stores for Fort William After
abort stay at Windsor, the propeller and her
convoy proceeded up the river, all having
made liberal display OF bunting.
, 1870-05-18

We are informed that the Trustees Of the Trinity
81 E. Church Rey: J. q. Bayliss pastor', BY their
agents, Thos- a Hill Ca, have sold their church
7ue and Twenty-lrst street, to the Calvary Pres
bJter1an Church, for the sam OF $4,000. and hare
purchased, for -, ,GOc lot 100 feet front In
diana avenue, between Twenty-th and Twenty
fourth streets, upon which they will proceed to
erecty ut once, an elegant church cdtdce. The
Society Of the Calvary Presbyterian Church con-
template building, Immediately, new cturch on
the ground bought Of the Trinity Il E. Church.
, 1870-05-18

The hon. Thomas Irwin died at Allegheny,
Pa, on Saturday last, aged Sc years: His
armv, and his mother was daughter OF BEN
janin Mit1in. Mr.. Irwin VAS elected to Com
sress in 1928. On the resignation Of Judge
wilkins, to accept a seat in the United States
Senate, President Jackson appointed the de-
ceased to succeed him as District Judge Of the
United States Court for the Western District
Of pennsylvania. In 1859 he resigned and re-
tired to private life.
, 1870-05-18

9ntar7ans salar. $48o S.; papers aad periodicals,
5irAe1; books, ttsa5q; improvements ana repairs
@e5k61. ali other expenditure S69aA Tutal,
saA?9, Leaving balance on Eanl, ssl6saa
nj. Goggisa, Chairman Of the Library COMMITTEES,
ftpo:ted thc purchase ss'ne 'ao ye-'i u 3s9 VOL
umes, and donations OF 80 volumes
A vote os thanks WAS rendered to Misses Cum
mingE. Mccarthy, aud Farrell, and MessrA Shes
han, Mshoney, ktschoH. zetsfeld. FalS, Rohnef,
F1ederfckE, and Dunnie, for their generous assist
ance in making the inaugural cutcrtainmento On the
18Th inst both profitable and pleasant
The meeting then adjourned
, 1870-05-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

So 1nsIdious nEc the First APPROACH
es Of consumption that thousands remain uncon-
sc1ous Of Its presence until it has brought them to
sesort to pr. b. jayue's Expectorant, up
On the first appearance Of the cough,
min or soreness Of the throat OF chest,
case the SYMPTOMS indicate the presence Of latent
consumption. would tend to subdue the violence
II the disease, and thus materially assist Il pro
.uraut therefore when Jou tase cold and thus pre-
vent the necessitJ for It's use In more dangerous
cenplainta. Sold eTerJ Jwherc-
, 1870-05-18

4 young girl named Kitty Moran, IS years Of
aye. was arrested on Canal street. yesterday after
noun, for being drunk and disorderly. She was
shortly after began acting like maniac She
prnIed, and cried for her mother, and asked to be
let ont Last evening she took OF one Of her un-
The other to bar In the cell door, and attempted
TO hang herself Fortunately policeman dscov-
cred heE, after she Ind been suspended but mo-
kcy she hid drank had become quiet she became
calm, and expressed herself as sot1y for the man
ncr in which she lad conducted herself
, 1870-05-18
Laying OF the Corner Stone OF tho
Southern Illinois Normal Univcr-

.sity.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
CARBoSDALE, Ill, May 17.-The corner 6tone Of
the Southern Illinois Normal University was laid
today, 1t 1s O'Clock, with imposing ceremonies
A rsrE N.~- *he s7~-"-~-.a~1~
VAS th1onged with people from Jackson and ad-
Joining counties, and at 1890 the morning trains
arrived from the north and south, bringing over
loo people 10 witness the ceremonies The cor
ner Stone WIS LAID with Masonic ceremonies, Grand
Master Harmon g. Reynolds onciattng-
After the ceremony Of laying the corner stone
WIS concluded, the procession reformed aud
marched to q beautiful grove In the western part
Of the town, where suEptuoRs dinner Was pre-
pared. AT O'Clock, addresses were delivered by
Hon Richard Edwards, Of the Normal university
At Normal, and Robert Allen, D. D., Vice President
OF Mcke1dree College
4 desratch was read By the Chairman, Lieuten-
ant Governor Dougherty, from the faculty and
students OF the Monroe University, sending friend
ly greeting to the Trustees and friends OF the
southern Illinois Normal University.
Resolutions were adopted by the meeting en-
bodying like greeting to the faculty and students
Of the university at Bloomington from the Trns-
tees and friends Of the Southern Unive1aity.
The crowd present to-day Is vaHous@y estimated
at from 1o,ooe to 15,ooe-ltRs Masonic fraternity
are here In large numbers from all parts Of Cen
ual Southern Illinois
, 1870-05-18
Break in the Eric Canal

Utica, MRy IA Berious break in the Erie
Cann1 occurred, this morning. one mlle above
Whltesboro. One boat was carried through the
toV-path One hundred feet Of the track OF the
Central Railroad was carried away, and no trains
can pass until it Is repaired. ....
UTICA, May 17.-TTains passed the break In the
canal at " hiteeboro this afternoon. The canal ts
trg from here to Rome Boats Will not run sRain
fnf Sh1na flAyH
, 1870-05-18
THE RING,

L CHALLENGE FRON TOM AILKL
NEW IoRE, sIfy 17.-Tom Alien, who signs hin.
sell " the champion of America, BY permission Of
MI. James Mace, champion Of The world, has
Issued chn1ieuge to I'll professional brulsers, e1-
cept Mace and HeenAn, to fgnt for s. coo or less
He is particularly anxious that CobnIn win ACCEPT.
Alien adMi1s the defeat he received at the hands
Of his antacQuist near New Orleans.
, 1870-05-18
Sale Of High Class Oil Paintings.

WIN. A. Buffers i Co. commence this evening,
At ~ O'Clock, at Nos = and u Wabash avenue,
the sale OF one Of the largest and most choice COL
1ectons Of oil paintings that was ever offered In
this city. The sale viii afford splendid oppor-
tunify to connoIsseutB and lovers OF the npe arts
fa,i to be on hand this evening at ~ O'Clock
, 1870-05-18

PATERSON, n. j., Hay 17--An accident occurred
on The branch of the Delaware, IackAwanna
i Western Railroad, in course OF const11c-
tjon, near Aead's Basin, this afternoon, BY which
injured. and tMo killed. A construction train w8s
crossing the long trestle-Wurk over the Pequamac
River, when the umbers gave way and the train
WAS reupta1ed below. r
, 1870-05-18

merhodIst Conference at Memphis
MEuru1s, Tenn, Msy LAT the Genera! Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church 1 so{utn, ~
Bishop Dogges presiding, large number g. re- Re.
Tern introduced and laid over. Tne memorials M
from Louisville and s. Louis IL reference e @ see
~ srtion ann. After lengthy discussion, were
Witsd1awn. vi The Baltimore delegation insisted on
tie removal OF the concern to that city. 14 p;3 pra
1no1e minated tl1at the Book Concern Was IKE an
old shop~n moved, it would fall TO pieces, aS and
1has It's condition would not bsaE inyesaSanon'
rae Wbole anestio1 VAS nually referred to special
committee Of nine. .,.
After considerable debate on the reports OF tne
Cnmmttcc on Education, the following resola-
tior1 from the minority report WAS adopted:
Resoioed. That We endorse the action q ol tne ia.e
General Conference In reference to blbncal cho,1s
hest available means for training young pteacn-
qYH
, 1870-05-18
BILLIARDS,

EBR CALIFORNIA CHAMPIONSHIP.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE game Of billiards
ye4teJday between Mpr1 and Little WIS lied They
play again tonight The winner takes the cham
McC1e1y challenges the champion
, 1870-05-18

Jacob Frye, 3 commission merchant, WAC badly
Union STOCK Yards while driving herd of cat
tie into pen, one OF them turned upon him,
knocked hin down, t1ampled upon him, and made
animal waa induced to leave him By driving the
o4hcrr pan. TIN snfurieta1 haAhA xalsa.--
t1v< <hrrn
, 1870-05-18

One Of the most remarkable concidcnccs In the
way Of names, that has ever come under our no
tlce, was developed during d real estate transac-
ton IN tho Office OF S. II. herfoCt Co.. On Dear
bonn street, yesterday morning. 1t appears that
the mn advertised trnct of land 1t the intersec-
don OF sorhls and Orchard streets, some days
8nce, and, In response to the same, gentleman
presented himself early the following day, and
stipulated for two lots intending to close the bar
gain Jestkrday. An hour or two a1tetward, an-
other gentleman appeared, and contracted for the
next two on the right, WHILE but a 6horI time AZ
tcIWa1d- another party entered and expressed
desire for two adjoining on the left As In the
trst case, payment was to be made yesterday
morning, and, IS It appaars, the same hour was
fhfre OF them made their appearance pune
tunlly, but, Is neither was acquainted with
the other, nor knew his business,
no words 1ere tnteEchanged between them.
When huslneBs was In order papers were made
out for No. ]. whot in answer TO an inquiry, gave
his name as ". p. Dunn. he had scarcely uttered
the nArne when purchaser No 2 thought that WIS
aomeNh1t remarkable, as his own name wag
George ". Dunn No 8, who had been e1amin-
ing some maps on the wall, but being Within heat
ing distance, at this jumped forward. q good deal
excited, and, to The ast0ntshment ot all declared
thaf his cognomea Was James E Dnnn This Is
certainjy remarkable coincidence OF names, aud.
Il, an Of al the facts, 1t would not be tnarpro
n11ste to change the name Of that thoro1ghfare to
linn street. as 1t wilt no doubt soon be exclusively
dey0ted to the family residences Of the Dunns.
, 1870-05-18

RACES At LEXINGTON
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE Lexington races
hurdle race E1s won By Virgil In 4:34H. The Sec
ond race, mile heats, Vas won By BlaIney stone.
-Ttue1: As and 1:444-
, 1870-05-18

C1Sc1SSA11, May 1.-THE election for Dlrec-
Gls OF the CITY 1nHr1nary occurred to-day,
NesJ Atts interest was manifested, on{y
abont 5000 votes being roIletl Returns
Of Henry Zop1. Republican, over Rcha1d Green.
Democrat, by about 100 majority. oAse1'
, 1870-05-18
Meteorological.

Meteorological record for May Il, 1870 IS report
street Correspondent 10 The Smithsonian Institute
The small LETTERS are the initials tor the words
q aveertpg,r gentle, i" Is htgh, moist At
mospneren tIa1n,1 and ssn0W:"
, 1870-05-18

A little boy, II years Of age, was run over by a
noon, and instantly Killed. He WIS horribly man.
Eled. The body wAB brought to this city, and the
Coroner notified to hold an inquest. No one on
the train Appeal ed to know the lad; and hence It
is concluded that he got upon the train at the de-
pot In this city for the purpose Of Stealing ride.
, 1870-05-18

The Coroner held an inquest, ut No. 1ss Michi-
Ean succt, yesterday afternoon, On the remains OF
Loen n. Berg, aged S months, who died on an en-
igrant train which arrived In this city on Monday
evening The verdict Of the jury Was that death
resulted from Inflammation Of the lQuE2
, 1870-05-18
Window Screens.

Wtrc-cloth window screens are again coming IN
demand Persons wanting them should go to the
pioneers in the trade. Aessrs Evans Co. No. 9o1
Lake street, who have facilities for putting up
Screens tor the whole city. Painted wire cloth is
furnished at IS cents per yard The trade are lib
erally dealt With
, 1870-05-18

Anniversary OF rnc New York Sunday
School Missionary Unions
New YORK, May 1.-THE 1rty fourth anniVeess-
q Of the New York Sunday School Missionary
Union Fas celebrated to-day. Meetings were held
propr1aIe exercises and singing by children. At
the annual meeting, tonight addresses were de-
lFered by Henry War. DeeCher and Rev W. 7.
, 1870-05-18

For upwards of thirty Ycnrs MRS.
Yins1ow i Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
,1ren with ueyeF-failIng safety and success. It
coTrccts acidfty Of The stomach, relieves wind
co1ic. regulates the bowels, cures dysenterT and
.t1iaEhfea, whether arising nom teethin& or other
caus: 8 An old and Ten-trted remedy fcr1ectlZ
safe In all caSeA
, 1870-05-18
Important Sale Of Real Estate.

Messn. WIN. A. Buffers Co. offer for sale, ut
suction, this morning, two tracts Of land divided
into building lots one On the South and one on the
West Side. This sale Is worthy the attention Of
persons desrous Of investing In real estate, either
as an investment or for hoMes.
, 1870-05-18

BIZ an advertisement elsewhere 1t Will be seen
that the Riverside Improvement Company want
1000 cords Of cohble stone. Proposals win be re
ceirel at the ONCE Of the company. NO. - South
Clark street
, 1870-05-18

snfantS.-much Suffering TO these
tender little buds OF the hnmau family might be
a1a5ed by using Mr1 WhitcomoB Syrup. See at.
vettaemeDt in another COLUMN.
, 1870-05-18

Among the arrivals 1t the fremont House, yes
tertay, were the following: E T. Gle, F: +.
Wallace. San francisco; r D. Mvingtan, Eng
Hon. o. NJ. Hatch, Springfield; Hon. Robert G.
Iugersou, Peoria; T. 4. Darling, ". ". Darling,
KentucIy; E Il Hall, R Wason, NilTa1kee; J..
ington; Sanford Eastman. Buffalo; Or: L Curt
can, New York. " R Schuyler, AarshAi1; 2. b
nstg naight % %P1os1deneei :: B5ggs, Buffalo; g; =:
Eon. jesse T. Williams. For1 WAYNE; Hon. D. F.
StubhS, Fairfield, Iowa
Among the arrivals at the Briggs House, yes
tesaa{, were The following: Hon; ". z Leflng.
Bon. D. Hammer. AcGreEor; E W Nenafdson,
Boston; L u. W5pple, Wacs, Iowa: James E
Abbott, Rock 1sland: john ScE1bueE, Wa1lingfoEd,
VI; John C. Foote, Belvidere; 4 y. CochEane,
Pittsburgh; ]. 3. BeadIe, Cortnne, Utah; Heny
Jewell. Grand Rapids: w. Il unrd, Milwaukee,;
G. r Walton, Bates, Mo-; y. T. Tavcrs, Madison
James Glark, Utica; E b MACK, Cincinnati; E A.
among the arrivals at the St. James Hotel,
yesterday, were the following: J: W Award
sinee1, cincinnatt: +. Ba17en, Rutland. =; $.
A. Patterson, DesMoines; W. Chambers, Omaha,
". G. FarraI, Dubuque: A. Ii. cochrane, Pits
eargh; =: y. Reynolds, Reekford; ~, y; s1aTtq,
Mann, Dallas City; J. 2. Young, Eew York; 4
D. Spfague, Newalk; r QnIatel, Naples: A. Rob
elta. lacon; 2 Sharpe, indianapolis; & Williams,
BEDFORD; J. F. Go1nan, New York; Z. c. DaInes,
Among the arrivals at the Sherman House,
{este1dsy, were tho following: ]. r Ames, San
F5ansSisGo: @ HenrJ Buckley, Birmingham England;
y: e Steam, salt Las Glty;. II. r Geodn,
f NJ l. Hapns R9Gkn Sns: e. = ,Rssn YssT
William F. Davidson, St. Paul; n L Parter. j. a
Bishop, New Haven:J: r.. Dudley, Buffalo: S, &
% s ea Sew Yorf; l Else Eh sa nes2-
pool
, 1870-05-18

FlmpleA RemoTed and thc Skin
made smooth bJ using Juniper Tar so.p, manu-
actured by Casnen, Hazard i CO., New YORK
, 1870-05-18
HU4Il{EE8 CHANCB..

A HELLESTABLIsHRD HAT AND CAP HgH.
qtEcu Block. 1maha For particulars. terms, d. ad-
dse<s 4. TUCKER. Inck Drawer 1l93, Omaha, Eeh.
, 1870-05-18
SEWTNg MACHUNES,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

L1OR SALE-CHEAP-AT IS EAST kIAIESSI
Z onp Grover 4 Baker Sewing MRchinc. md ono oins
era for tnflnYss or EhocIuAkcr'f USE
, 1870-05-18
AIKEN'S MUSEUM,

FRANK E. AfKEN-..-, ..Ptopsietcr and Manager.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Ercninss. also. fo,
t s Slnnd Matinee "Wednesday ut eH, positively last
, 1870-05-18

I 4 ADAMSST., NEAR NtIC1f1GAN-AV.-OSEO OR
It two gentlemen eau obtain board and lodging, or
board ony, ut Reasonable rates,
90 NORTH PEORIA-ST., n. VI. COR OF LAKE.
no With lsrxc Ilnect. flS
, 1870-05-18

rr,e uJniyerxal Wringer has been In
nse IN our family for years, giving entire satlsfac.
Ton We SPEAK whereof ne know When We say II
In one of me best Ahor-saTtnx machines tyer II.
, 1870-05-18

A Large Stock OK NeGE and Second.
y, g South Canal street,
, 1870-05-18
The Methodist Conference at Ba1a1-

BALTIMORE, May 17.-In the General Conference
Of the Methodist Protestant Church, frateyual
messengers TO the next General Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, aud to the next Gem
, 1870-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

Paper HnnKinga and Window
h9sSs. hS3aSes. "a latsss g styles Paints e oils, glass and
, 1870-05-18

DRRsoYN-WI1L MRS 9R; WEES siGI[s; 10 F2n 2ls
Z Ioe3y Matte Me1asyrc. s1;. send f9a. hea a"as
DFRsoY4r-9 rousG 0ENytEAAN - T1sH9Gss = 9css
L the aequalntHnee cf EeEpeStxefEF eEp ofFer 5o1s ~
@;=Is113 T1T P1FTY THAT HAD A GOOD
tns On tobsaeo poach hAndkfssa4ss =, a1a n nasa9h
.Gdq FL retsx Ssea 1ssn a sSe g se Tbone o s< ..ve
t1puhle, 10 TAKE u.
, 1870-05-18

The committee Of the Cook County Woman
Franchise Association having In charge the ar
Tangements for the coming convention, to be held
SONS wishing to attend living any Of the branch-
e8 Of the Northwestern Road will be conveyed to
and from Chicago at half fare 1t Is expected that
similar concession will be made by other roads
Those living on the tine Of the Rock Island and
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne RoaIs are requested 10
forward their names and addresses Il soon as
possible TO 3ns- c, 3. Waite.
, 1870-05-18

Tribune aflics,
CALOON AND BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE.
p Good location and chcsp rent Inquire at q West
Knndolph-Ht
CTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A NEAT FAMILY
p Goecr. in good ncshbo.hood: West Side. foE sse.
GER Tribine Office Etating where interview may
Ike had.
CTDCK AND FIXTURES OF A SECONDHAND
. fu1uituns Hture fur sale. Doing good huslnesa.
good larsntt Rare chance for the right kind Of man.
- Sonth Cllrk+t
CTORE WITH DWELLING. II MONMOUTH. FOR
. sale exchange. Good chance for business man
LEVI WING l. CO.. 10d Matisop-st
TWO ENCELLENr BUSINESS CHANCES FOR
1 men with tmals capital Apply at g Aonroc.st.
Room y,
, 1870-05-18

The following bids for strcet improvements dur
ing ne ensuing season Of 1870 were on ester lay,
reecived and opened BY the Board II Public
WoIks; For curling, nlllng, and paving Canal
street, from Sixteenth to Eighteenth; for rebuild
ing curb walls and paving Washington street, from
N S.ate to F1anslln; Ior carbing ntag, aud pairing
vision street; for curbtug, nlliug, grading and
paslnG Wet Harrison street, from Canal u usl-
s1eo; lot cutb!ng, nlling, md paving CanalpoEt
Ing, nuiug, grading, and paving E1e street, from
INC river 70 Pine strectr for curbtng. nliirg and
paving West Twelfth street, from Halsted 70
street, from Canal TO Halsted; for curking and
Glliug West jackson street, from Canal to Hnlsted
, 1870-05-18

Death OF the Eldest Son Of HcnFy
C1ny-Thirty-cight Years OF HoPc-
. lcBs lnAnnity, and Elnnl Dcnth in
nm AsVIum-A Mndmnn Through
Love.
, 1870-05-18

The cfTorta al Col]cctor Mclean 70 obtain HE
boat for tne port Of Chcago have been successful.
ard she Is hourly expected to aI71se n this city.
and cot x5.oo6; is metallic, and clslmed to be
he l.st boat Of the Kind IN the country She is
tWentr-cight 1ect in length, seven and half 1eet
when fnll Of water. Lfc-lines, and everything
deemed necessary. has been supplied In honor
Of the United States Commissioner, she Will be
previous to Saturday, she will be launched on that
c8y, With appropnste ceremonies, aud an e1c1r-
sion made to hyde Park In her.
, 1870-05-18

vented. having several poiuts Of superiority over
any WHnger we have eIAuulued--fe1o YorE Lfber-
a Christian, AprI 2, 1870.
, 1870-05-18
WANTED TO RENT.

cc,> ~ ~ 3 &c
" house. for small family. On Wabash Michigan.
4ys- faras St1teenthst, furulehcd unfuflshed;
state price and location Addrtxs LIS nnd Isl LASacst
W for summer months or longer, IN eonyenient and
pleasant location Small family Strc fail pa5t!c>
lar and tE11ua and location In aE1weE. Address CAS
Tribune Office.
WANTED RENT-AFAMnT LEAVING CIT
their pniaes during abeene located In plE1sant ad
conycnient neighboEhood4 Address. with particulars
MERCHANT, Tribune af8te.
III AFTEDATO RENr-A FUEYEaEN ROOM
W for efngie gentleman for ft=F months not over
aquaHser Of nile from Court HoEne. Address, st8tin6
terms Box aS ChcASo.
WANTKD-TO RENT-NDRTH OR WEST SIpE
" Bate Of furnished suitable for teefiug housa
by gentleman an,f wife. Address P. O. Blk aaa1
TNAETEDLT1 REET-EY 4 YOUNG MAN a
ertts- AGdtessG 8, Tnbxno office
, 1870-05-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TTANTED-A COTTAGE AND LOT. WITHIN
W two men Of Court HouAe, worth from l+500 to
S39oo VIII pay About $500 IN we1lselected fancy goods
and notions, balance caAh In months, Addrtss CUT
TAGE, Tribune Office.
, 1870-05-18
yotc on Lazy Delegation In tnc
Fast Maine Conferences.

NEW YoRK, May 17.-Thc three-fourths vote r.
quircd for the ratification Of the question OF LAY
Delegation In the Methodist Church, Eas seSnleu
day, with only the Mlsston Conference IN Ge'-
many to hear from. The ministerial Fole stAnos
1905 TO 1,63A
, 1870-05-18

by GEO, r. GORE & CO.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
BY CATALOGUE ON
WEDNESDAY MAY Is,
AT $50 T. H., Of
a55 Gases Mems, Boys and Youth's Kip, Cali,
Buff and Serge Boots, Shoes and Slippers
27o Cases Womeu's, Misses, aud Child
dren's Leather and Serge Ba1mora1s, Con
gress and Slips Of every grade and
style, including 80 cases Chicago-made
Calf Balmorals.
GEO. r. GORE & CO.,
22, 70, and 26 Rando1ph-st.
, 1870-05-18
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
Z. Accident nj LlERlIe Street Tunkcl.

Accident NJ A2%Rllc SlktSt AAlAEa~
An Incident Of quite an alarming nature oc.
CURED at the LaSalle street tunnel, north end,
yesterday noon. In the ordinary course OF events
a half dozen lives would have been sacrificed, but
In this instance as II By miracle no one wss in-
tured- It Ia rather curious that the mishap oc~
CURED at the place It did In making the river
excavation It WIS necessary to reach depth Of
aixty or more feet, and on the immediate shore,
where the cnasm vas begun from the surface, It
was little less, and IN spite Of the high walls Of
WAS exper1euced- Now, however, that the tunnel
has been completed to Worth Water, Htreet,
and the excavation does not exceed q
depth Of thiHy-nre feet the supports must
give Esr, filling the chasn with deb77s, End almost
Involving the lives OF score Of workneu- There
1uust have been serious carelessness in the matter
fortunately the "cave gaTe premonitoEy tokens,
and when 1t came The men were prepared to take
care Of themselves Most Of them rushed into The
mouth OF the tunnel, which IS Arctled up to the
point where the accident occurred, while othels
Ewung themselves upon the Iron cToss beams. and
In that WY rode ADORE the danger. A week Mill
elapee before the debris can be cleared away. The
masons and other EurAnen Epent the afternoon IN
coug1 1atulaHons, 1nterFpcr6ed with beer The east
val Of the Northern Transportation CompRnys
warehouse, a. huge one-stoTy brick. was under
mined By the accident, and shout one-ha1f, nfty
feet, is being taken down. This will involve q
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