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, 1870-05-28

Opposition to Its Being Opened THROUGH
from Division TO Sfgel Street.

Ameeting Of the property-holders Interested In
the proposed opening OF Franklin street, from
Division to Stgel street, distance ct three
blocks, In order to make that thoroughfarc con-
tnuous, vas held at No. 423 North Wells street
last evening. The ordinance, ordering the Open
ing, has been passed by the Common Council, but
The assessments have not yet been made.
The meeting convened for the ruEl,osc OF getting
at an expression Of opinion on the pert Of those
directly interested. Judging fEom the tone OF
those present, mstorlty are decidedly
opposed to the movement. Many claimed
that the proposed opening was engineered in IA
vor Of few who expect to he placed In possession
OF corner lots, Will others demur, on the ground
that the street would not run through the centre
Of the land, and thus favor one side more than
the other.
The meeting Was organized by the election OF
NJ Sullivan to the chair.
MI. John Sullivan sad the neighborhood WAS
already overta1ed. Within short time. they had
SedgWfck stIcets, to open Goethe street. ahd, X
Franklin street was piled on the top Of that, 1t
would break their tackA
MT. j. g. Muller remarked that he did not want
TO be dragged by the hair OF the head to pay for
this improvement Most OF the people IN the
nelghborhood were poor, and had not yet paid for
Their little property, and additional tax would
utterly ruin them He felt Ike helping his nctEh-
bors, and he therefore opposed the improvement.
Others spoke tn the same yelu, after which 1t
Was moved to appoint committee Of five to pro-
to the Common Council. Aeasra. II. and ]. SullI.
van, J. G. Muller, Frank Meuegan, and Jonas
Coon were appointed snch committee.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1870-05-28

1iesent we're bon. John Wentworth. General Nc
Ar4Fp!, nj. d, Il. Skinner, MI, AIexander NhIte
~. MtG.ashan, Mr. Booth. and nulpbeF Of
trf1lntDt memte,s Ct the St. Andrews and ST.
GTtsSrRen societies. The chair was taken by Nj.
The Proceedings were opened BY Rev. Robert
tIa1k, who invoked the divine blessing.
A. soo1 Gi the supper was over, MI. Alston
fnse. and, addressing himself to the prtucfnAl
Euea oi toe eventn9, said thxt the occasion OF his
f. ssa.e"ent e. from business had been chosen
70 pay mark OF respect to him The
many social qualities which distinguished him and
tne UNIFORM integrity and honestr Of nnrnnse
@hleh nAd marked hls courBe Us 4 cjttzen ami
man o. business had formed for him ar. Iacfar.
Anel nany dnenas and not single enemy. The
announcement he had given to ali lfhIncH that had
pertaned to the Interests and amusements a. I ha
felloH ,eonntt51nen, particularly In connection
villa theH natural associations bad enttfie,I him
TO their gratitude The ST. ArdreTs Sosiety are are
!noepLeo 70 MN. perhaps more than any other
singte member, for Its present Prosperity. In the
LEV ~ n1s many friends, he {hr. Alston) pre-
cora ,1,es ee leamonlas, and, with them the Bln-
happiness. ~ N~0 p'o'i'~i''' '40
~. MacfaElane rose as soon as the applause
s4nA!oeu, and IN brief speech returned hts
tnanka 70 the party for their handsome gilt, which
nc eatd he would be glad to hand down. II he
= nat WIS rather doubtful, but while there wa1
lie there VAS hope However, he would cherish
the Gtft With pride as long aB he lived. and look
back upon the present occasion Is one Of the
hRppfest moments Of his life.
Other speeches followed, Including character
AcFarlane special credit for having always kept
= pure article, ana for never having opened his
plsce on the Lords day. The party had a ioiIy
time, and kept 1t up till late hour In the evening.
, 1870-05-28
AN ENJOYABLE OCCASION,
Reunion of Scoschuacn ut the Rrtur. 11,,..--
Presentation TO aIr. Peter 3incfar-
lane.

A rery pleasant soc3al reunion took place LAST
evening, at the Briggs House, where number at
our most prominent citizens assembled for the
purpose Of paying tribute Of respect to a gentle
m1n VINO has long held place in the affections Of
his ceuntrymen Of this city. The occasion was
the retirement from business Of Mr. Peter Mac.
faIlapc, OF Lssalle street. who has, 1or fourteen
years past, kept one Of the most popular, and,
at the same time, one OF the best con.
tIucted establishments In Chicago He
hss ever been q psominent and liberal mem
lIf Of The ST. Andrews Society, and bis
fri:ow-cttz zcns took me opportunity of sestifying
t! .sr essem for hts many excellent qualities, "
! his consisted Of three aIttcles-an elegant gold
s:ufi-box, on the I'D OF which was executed, N
r;agTee WORT, the Macfa1lane cu2t OF arms, sur
r, urded u scroll work representing she Scottish
National emblem; n ncsSJ gnld-lGaded e6ony
care. on the head OF which was inscribed the Mac
iaIlane crcs1 and handsome gold ring, chased
aud tname,ed, with the initials T. IL ~ three
P-1.clts Lu1e tic inscription Presented to Peter
AacisilcEe, hy hia friends, Nay u, ls7a''
The preecGtsticn took pace 10 Ao suppeI-foom
NJ II Briggs House, where about rfry gentlemen
t4i uoHu u i uice cold COLLATION.. Among those
, 1870-05-28

NEW YoRK, May IA respectable person, veI1
AuoWn here, arrived yesterday on the Moro Castle
i5om SueHltas, bringing Important dispatches Tor
General Jortan from the Cuban Government, II
is said TINT 8ome OF these relate to resolution Of
the Cuban Congress in condemnation OF certain
declarations made IN this country by a prominent
Cuban on1ctal, and which have been tho
theme Of much comment by the journals Of
the Insurgents In this country. THIS gentle
man confirms the reports heretofore
published to the eject that the visit OF De Rodas
TO Puerto Principe has not been attended With
good results, and that an the columns which
marched from that city have returned with little
glory. It Is stated that the Cubans entered Pucr-
TO Principe In small squads, taking out ali they
desired
The insurRent Colonel cornelio Perro, with q
large force, is near the city. The defeat Of Brig
adler Genera! Netcnler BY the forces Of Harual.
near Santiago DC Cuba, Is confirmed.
The manifesto OF arrange has produced no effect
among the patriots other than OF contempt
HArASA, NHy e7.-Ali the Journals riiIcuIe tho
expedition Of the steamer George Il. Upton. and
sAy she Will share the fate OF the Hornet aud
Lillian.
, 1870-05-28

"A Quincy correspondent Of the Keithsbure
Ml.l 0bserrer SAYS; "A company IS now BE-
charter Of the Dixon & Quincy Railroad Com
pany, whose object ia to build road on the
old grade Of the Warsaw. Rock Island 4. Galena
Road, from warsaw to Rock Island, touching
at all the river towns on the route. The mar
ties engaged in this project, AN tod. azo nil
aud contemplate to unite this enterprise with
the WarBaw i Quincy and Quincy & St. Louis
Roads, these companies to be merged into ono,
thus making continuous Hyor road from
Rock Island to st. Louis"
, 1870-05-28
The Rejection OF the Disabilities Bill
In the British Parliament

In the House Of Commons, on May 70, in
proposing the rejection Of the Women's Dfsa-
biIty bill, Mr.. Bouverie declared that the
measure, 80 far from comforting any advantage
upon women, would infict upon them a
Calamity and curse, and that the great bulk
Of the women had the good sense TO see that
part, be had not met ono sensible
woman who waA in favor ol the
blll. It's adoption would, he maintained, load
necessarily to the admission Of women into
Parliament, or even to the Ministry aud .Epis-
copal Bench. and, in fact, transform Us into
nntion Of Amazons and upon these ana other 6sS
6.or T. where a angels Would feaT to tread. The
Il no,ien Hnsi % fostpoue % The eotanittss upon ths
lii for eix months WAS seconded
~ Lord Elcho and supported by
Lord Gar1jea and Mr.. NewdegAts,
while Sir Z. Anstruthcr dec1ared himself
, 1870-05-28

The Chicago Aa9a.iHe for June Is for sale to-day
" the Western News Company and oil book
stores. 1t has three pages Of fine instrumental
music from MessrR. Root Cady, beautiful COL
ored fashion plate, two pages Of fashion Mustra-
tons, {nll-nage picture landscape, and many
other valuable features The cut paper pattern
this month Is nooby jacket, or basque, which any
lady can use at home, Much valuable informa-
ton Is given through the pages OF the magazine,
hestdcs the Htor1es and poems for lighter reading
Subscriptions, g per year; single rop!es Is cents
Mrs. NJ. l. Rayne, editor and proprietor.
, 1870-05-28

KClNE, WIS, Nay 21.-Ycster1iay afternoon a
dispute arose between A. P. Martin and D. West,
residents Of Raymond, Twelve miles from here.
The former drew knife and Etabbed the latter
through the abdomen, from which he died at 8
o'clock this morning. The alteration was In
reference to the collection Of BILL West owed
Martins father for medicine Martin came here
md gave himself up to the authorities last even
Ing. Great excitement preralls among the friends
q the murdered man, who WIS greatly respected.
lie WsS q years old and farmer
, 1870-05-28
1EaUFQAdk,

At The election held In East Saginaw,
Mich, May %, to vote On the question Of
granting aid TO the extent OF a15O,0OO to the
proposed Saginaw & St. Clair Railroad, it was
carried by majority Of 727. There wero but
81 votes cast against it.
The Cleveland Herald Of tho 25th says
I've understand that the Oil Crock Extension
Of the Lake Shore Rond was completed TO Oil
City and connected With the Oil Creek Ro,d on
Saturday last. In making this connection it
became necessary for the track to croee the
tracks Of the Atlantic l. Great Western Rail-
way. q Great difficulty Was experienced by the
Lake Shore people in making this crossing,
owing to an Eric Hallway tain constantly
moving over the point Of crossing for two or
h!ree days; but the Erie men, becoming tirod
OF the contest. Withdrew for u time, when the
track was put down in proper shape, Sc that
I'll roads were in as good a condition a. bafore. ORE
Monday morning, before daybreak, ; large
mob were brought down to the field Of az T.
t1on' on ore OF the Eric trains, and were At
once put to the task OF destroying the track
aud property Of the Lake Shore Company.
, 1870-05-28
New Railroad Arrangement - The
FarmerB' Railroad,

JACKSONVILLE, I'll, May 97.-Arzangements have
been completed for running through trains be-
tween Peoria and 81. Louis on and after Monday
next, over the Peoria, Pektn i jacksonville Rail
read, to this place, thence over the Toledo,
Wnhash Western Road to Chaplin, and thence
oyer the Rockford, Rock Island l. St Louis Road
70 81 LOUIE. TWO passenger trains will ruu each
way daily. These trims will make close conncc-
tfous at Peoria With the trains on the Chicago l.
Rock Island Road tor Chicago.
Mt. n. r AFrcs. President OF the Illinois Farm
ers Railway. has just returned from the East he
reports that they have been successful In eIectn9
arrangements for beginning at m early day the
WaVerly and franklin raise the sums required Of
them Mr. Ayres Will Immediately thereafter nat
twenty miles Of The road under contract There
is no doubt hut these towns Will raise the required
work ot constructing the Farmersr Road will be
commenced within thirty days from this date.
, 1870-05-28
The Advance

Ipta excellent paper, which Henry Ward BEECH.
CT says is now standing fairly on the hiehest
ground yet reached BY religious journals in Amer
Lea, and which Thousands Of readers love because
It Is widc-awakc, aggressive, and vet charitable
Nithel ia offered to the puLiic for t. from Junn
until January next To al who would he glad to
tfy the Adraree at small expense, an Opportunity
Is thus offered. Let no one overlook II. AddleS,
the AGranee Company, Chicago.
, 1870-05-28
4 Row in Courf-Rauroad Items,

PEORIA, Ill, May q. Yesterday afternoon.
struck with bis nst e1-Judge Wea1l, for using yerv
insulting language Sympathy Is entirely with
Putesbaugn: Wead insalted presiding Judge
foWell ~ the same manner, about fifteen years
ago, and got hit with q cane. 80
Prominent gentlemen are turning their atteu-
tion to the indianapolis, Bloomngton, and West
eln halfway. with the intention Of attempting to
get 1t here, With good prospect Of success,
, 1870-05-28
THE CITY IN BRIEF.



We cali the attention OF our readers to the lee
ture to be gtvea tonight ut Crosby's Music Hall,
for the benefit Of the French Benevolent Society,
Of this city. Besides accomplishing charitable
object, those who attend will be amply repaid. NJ
L u. FTechette, well known as brilliant writer
aud eloquent speaker, Will treat Of the Future Of
tho United States" Mr.. De Ia Fouta1ne, an
eminent chemist, and, Of Late, Professor Of Chem
Istrr and Natural Sciences Ct the University Of
Geneva, will lecture on ' The World,r illustrating
It BY numerous anu brilliant experiments Ue
will give ser1es OF views OF the best known con
stellAtions, and numerous monuments Of America
and Europe, using for that purpose new light
never before employed In this country, and known
as the Zoricone Light
The Ale1ian Brothers, being an1ousto pro-
mote medical knowledge, have arranged for the
delivery Of free clinic at their hospital, North
Franklin Street, between the hours OF ! and
O'Clock to-day. Dr. 4. J. Baxter, surgeon Of the
Institution, viii lecture
ID. ". White will lead the noon-day PRAYER
meeting to-day, In lower Fa1weu Hall Young
mems prayer meeting this evening In the same
place rs above.
The last meeting OF the State Mlcroseopica
Society. before summer vacation, will be held at
the Academy Of Sciences, this evening.
, 1870-05-28
Runaway Accident,

Hpce1N HfepAtth % The ChlcaEo Tribune.
MORRIS. May 27.-Last evening, when = son OF
MI. George Il. Hall, Of Norman Township, In this
county, Eas returning home from this city, the
horsc took fright and ran away. throwing Hall,
Jr., out Of the wagon and seriously InJnring his
hips and head- AT late hour this morning he was
considered out Of danger.
, 1870-05-28
WISCONSIN,


Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, MAY os.-There have been heavy rains
In the southeastern part OF the State from Grant
To Columbus County within few days, giving the
ground through soaking, and crops In that re-
gton arc reported as In perfect condition.
The first annual report Of the Insurance De-
parmeut OF this State Is Just issued from the Sec
retaTys od]ce. II shows that In Wisconsin within
the last i've years there has been $ $40 paid as
premiums foE nre and marine insurance; s., ,16l,-
ls3 for life insurance, and that there has been
ST. COL Of IRE aud marine; and ss6,s;2 life losses
Laid. The nre and marine losses paid py the home
companies last year were $217,a2Q
, 1870-05-28
FIRES,

destructive FfFc in the Canadian
Woods-EtKht Persons Burned to
Dcnth, amt i 4,5OO Persons Rendered
Destitute
QCEBEC, May 27.-A destructive fire is raging ut
;apuenay, covering an area OF five miles wide bF
thirty In length. Oyer i've hundred families num-
berinE $500 persons, arc rendered destitute. SIX
adults and two children hare per1shed In the
flames 4 wharf ct Tia Ha Bay and several
churches have been bufneu. The IRE originated
III the XQnuS.
, 1870-05-28

BERLIN. May T.-Bsmask has made propo-
sas 70 the great powers that they take llnt:d &C.
waters. The governments OF Great Britain and
tic United States have sgut1ed their acceptance
II the proposition
, 1870-05-28

te bath ROOM, marble ma1tcs sn6.as ~ .;J1srs
leated. nau1edetey fEoatng Lincoln Pafk R-nt LII
AVpy 70 q. Z. ASEHHh, of6oe u1der Fifth Nadopa
, 1870-05-28
PORTUGAL,

lIsBoS, May 27.-The new Ministry IS NOW den-
n.tely formed. as follows: sallauha, President of
the Council and Minister Of War aud Foreign
Affairs: Sample, Interior; Prcira, Finance: An
drade, Marine. The new Ministers yesterday took
the Galh OF allegiance
, 1870-05-28

WESTON ElNs-TaE #ALKIsI.
The muCh-Abused Weston has, at last really Won
wager, and accomplished the fent OF Walking 100
miles tnEtde Of - hours The place where this
event took place WAS II q skating rink Ia New
YORK. a large crowd assembled to see the Great
q walf1st "a portion Of whom sat through the
entire performance, which lasted 81 hours and 10
minutes Having proved successful, with something
CT a naEgin to 70 upon-the only time
In his hfe-Westgn Improved the occasion OF ren-
latnG bis opinion Of the press, which be declared
to be altogether cheap and blackguRrti affair.
He also stated how greet WIS his own sense Of
honoy, be having refused 800 to sell out to
party who had bet heavily aRanst him.
new foRK, May 9s.-Neston, the pedestrian Is
arranging to walk nifty miles In ten hours, next
THURSDAY, In response TO an Invitation from PROM
inent gentlemen Riitss' Spirit assails him to-day
and SAYS the actual length Of the track 1s less than
was reported by The gentleman who measured 1t,
End that Weston did not really viii the race.
, 1870-05-28
nPAfN.

Madrid, May 97.-The Cores are ayerse to the
bestSwing OF royal perogatives Oh Scrtano. In the
Cortes yesterday, General P1tm assured the a,lhe-
rents OF ESpartero that he considered the refusal
of their chief as definite, and they must now en-
dcavor to consolidate the regency.
, 1870-05-28

1Hk OLD AMERICA TO BE IRo71Ep OCT.
New foRE, MAy a7.-The yacht America, which
won the challenge cup In 1851, has been brought
to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, from Annapolis. To be
thoroughly overhanled. She will take part In the
great International regatta next fail
, 1870-05-28

AHwArKEE, May 27.-Tho house and barn Of
Frank Bonltnp, at Two Rivers, were burned, yes
tsrday afternoon. Two little boys, having pro-
cured some matches, went into the barn and set
IRE TO some straw, which soon enveloped the barn
IN Names They were between and 8 years old;
one son Of Nj. .Bonlins, the other SOD OF widow
named BartelL
, 1870-05-28
Bridge HcpAtrs at Ottawa Cons
pIeteds

Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA. May s7.-The ttestle work OF the Otta-
va, Oswcgo Fox. River Valley Railroad, which
was blown down few weeks ago, has been thor
ongn!y strengthened and put IN its place again,
and Is now ready for use.
Weather clcaf aud cool.
, 1870-05-28

HARTFORD. Conn, May 27.-At q special town
uriation OF So, 600 for building new State House
n this city, provided the constitutional amend
ment making Hartford the capital Of the State, be
adpt ted.
, 1870-05-28
SPORTING MATTERS.
The White Stockings Defeat
the. Janegvi1le Mutua1G
~ to 5.
Tour Of the Red stocdngs-The For
est City Club in New York.
BASE Ball.
N&I6 BEII,
THE. WITH sToe1NGs AT JANEvuLR.

THE WITH STOCKINGS AT JANEsvnLR.
Special Despatch to The CHICAGO Tribune
IASEsy111E, Wis, May 27.-The White Stockings
defeated The Autuals, Of Janesv1lc, this after
noon BY score Of Il to s. A crowd, numbering
about 1000 people, was In attendance, and
an immense deal OF interest
was manifested in the play OF
the great professional nine OF Chicago. The No.
tuals are now champions OF Wisconsin, and are
IN organization Of average skill; their fielding was
especially good, q number Of 1ne catches being
made BY Prank Smith, tn the centre, but they Wers
unable 10 bat F1Dlna1n. who pitched I'll but the
11rst inning. The batting Of the White Stocl1np1
was up to their usual mark. fnd but for me faet
that the neldcss of the Mutuals played out neaeIy
double the usual distance, many long ny. NhIcR
WIS caught, would have gone out of reach. The
following Is
, 1870-05-28

RCDOLFHE-pION.
new YORK. May 9s.-The billiard contest be-
tween Rudo!rhe and Dion, for the diamond cue
ctmts CT next TneSdAY.
, 1870-05-28

At the meeting of Taylors Battery Association,
held last evening, committee, Consisting Of j.
Dutch, j. ". Porter, and Albert Dickinson, was
appointed to take charge Of decorating the graves
70 meet at the Elnzie street depot at 80 p m on
Monday, to proceed in compan to Rose Hill to
complete the decorations and Join in the dedca-
ton Of the County Soldiers Monument All men,
bers that can meet the committee at Rose Hill, on
Sunday, to assist In deeorattng earnestly lnsi-
ted. Trim leayes At 30 D. M.
, 1870-05-28

Railroad Aid Proposition Defeated.
NnwACKEE, May 27.-The Board Ct Supervisors
OF Milwaukee County, by vote Of II to S, today,
refused to grant aid 10 the Milwaukee Northern
lts10ad Company. The Milwaukee 4 ManItowoc
I:ai!rosd Company rcgnrd this as an endorsement
OF their road.
, 1870-05-28

MARRIED.
1-AN-HKAlNARD-In In this city. Nay y, by Rev C.
D. IIelmer, Mr- Henry j. Law and Mies Ella A. brain.
ard.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL This city, Nay X 1870, by
Rev 4. II Leonard, ME. Arthl:t $, I-add, of Chtcaeo
md Miss Ruth A. Hrttleton. Of EdHnfdtbug, Ontario
CanAds. -'
,KEANE- -AcGRADY-En this city. May 8, BY tho
Rev. Father fnpceu. Iames Il. Eeane and Msg EtjZa~
teth Ae3rndy, al q Chttago
kR PhilAh+rhfA papers pleAtc copv,
, 1870-05-28
Stobbing Case at Rock E.Iaud-EA.
tn1 Result OF a Bar-Hoom ARRAY
Decoration Dnys

Special Despatch to The Chicago Trtbuns,
RoCK ISLAND. Ill, May 27.-A colored deck-hand
on the Northern Line steamer Dubuque, was this
morning stabbed in tie bowels by tho Captain Of
the watch. The wound will probably prove fatal
Michael Hogan, the man who was shot In q
Swedish saloon In Moline On the 10th Instant, died
IN this city to-day. Through trick OF the attor-
ney'e, the murderer has escaped
The Tinnett divorce case, one OF the tllthiest
ever heard In the county, is dragging It's allow nro-
gress through the Circuit Court
Great preparations are making In this city and
island, on the 2Qth
, 1870-05-28

PRUSSIA,

ST. PETERSBURG, May 97.-The Emperor Alex.
ander Is to abdacate In favor of his eldest SOIL II
there Is no improvement In his health.
, 1870-05-28

British War Vessels Ordered to the
Bay of st. Lawrence
HALIFAX, May a7.-Two more British War ves-
sels-she Royallst and Philomel-are ordered to
the fishing groundR
, 1870-05-28

The judicial Election In Memphis,
MEMPHIS, May 27.-Thc entire Democratic Judi
cial ticket Was elected yesterday By majoFitles
ranging from 600 to 400.
, 1870-05-28

EE8tF1UAyEN R1FEH.
The alarm from Box No. 93s, at 80 this ulorn-
Ing was caused by the partial burning Of the two
story frame house No. t6o North Cnlon street. II
Ii owned By Nj. Martin, and occupied by Fl.
Welnga1ten and John McSaney. Damage TO
building. 800: insurance not learned Neingar-
tens loss Is $50; Insured for $50 In the State.
AcSauley's loss WIS nominal A defective chin
Dey Nas the Gauge
Al fifteen minutes before 1o'clock, yesterday
afternoon, pile Of shaTnRa in front Of the plan
ing mill Of Mr.. Mendsou, No. 23s Vest Twenty
second street., took ire and were c1tinguishcd be-
fore any damage had been done. One Of the en-
llo5es, 1t Is supposed, threw the ashes from his
pipe among the shayings.
, 1870-05-28
neauh of nm Old Publisher.
The state Capital OF Connecticut.

BOSTON, May 9i.-Nathantel Willis, founder OF
the Portland Argus and Youths Companion, died
to-day, aged so yeArB.
, 1870-05-28

RACES At TERRI HACTR.
IKKKE HAuIE, MAY e1.-The very successful
racing season At this city. closed to-day The nrst
face Was for purse Of $le, 800 70 10 the 1rst
hotHe and rs to the second Mat GOWN named
Dean; ". 81. Wilson named c 4 2. BIliy BAR. j.
The race was won BY Daisy Dean In three straight
heata Time, 9:41E, e:45H, 2:4sssx.
Summary
6nG
Oil
The great feature Of the season was the race for
the CttzenH Purse Of 81 oo0 open to n, mile heats
Thomas, Matt Calvin named b L Pilot. Several
On the nrst heat Thomas cast 3
Shoe and broke, and Pilot Temple came tn
ahead without effort AL the other heats were
notly contested. Pilot Temple VOL the f1st,
fourth and NTH heata Thomas won the second
and third Time made wA8: 2:73x, 9:2s, 9;a7as,
7:ss, 2:sA.
sC1dMARr.
roS AG!uPse--..s
W r. ]
, 1870-05-28

Wonderful CuFcs ntc Being Made
ga, In all its forms, rheumatism St FItus' dance,
and all nervous affections; feeble 8nd scbllItated
constitutions rcstGTed to health, all without the aid
Uf any medicines.
, 1870-05-28

Of George Barrett who has been Oh trial this week
for numbering his brother, returned q verdict OF
murder In the frst degree this noon.
, 1870-05-28

Sun rscs. 4. m. Noon 1ises-.-. 3H 4 a.
Shn eeta. e D. N. Moon ects..... b3l D. hi


john F. FYnnerty, night reporter Of the R.p,.1ii.
nan, and Charley Eorthrrp, holding the same DO
siuou on the 7t'nes, left tor Canada, yesterday,
UtOiUu.