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, 1870-04-10

Roso Te11y is reported dangeruusly IL.
Nine. Emile Olivier b famous pisa1st
- French caToniq.,eur has ca1culatod TINT,
including Tho Emperor, there 1re eoyenty-four
Boulpa1ti1ts in Franco
a effort is being made by two churches In
the West to secure the Rey. James R Dunn, OF
Of t10,bO0.
-Mrn. Fawoett, the vito Of the weIl-hoNu
pIofcseoE, is delivering lectures IN England on
1.-The Electoral Disabilities OF Women"
Tho fracture Of Archbishop dc Microbes
eonevhcre IN 1taly, which shall eclipee In
splrndnz his eroation Of impartial FAzis.
Tho widow Of Dr.. Pafkmau, whom Web
etar murdered, has been chosen Director Of
tho Boston horticultural School for Women.
Tho lAiest matrimonial sensation IN WaAh-
ington Is tho reported engagement Of Chie3
Justice Ch1ee 70 Miss Constance Kinney,
Colonel Fr1oeis Lan4ing, Of Albany, n. T.,
died few ago, aged 90. He wAs IN officer Of
the army in 1879, md has IN later yeaza boon =
prominent politician.
Tho Rev. Horace Cooke called on the New
io1k East Conference, On list Tuesday. md
demanded tial for his atfau with Mins Johu-
son, and is going to c1ai1n Temporary insanity
,-Adriceh from Professor Asasaiz declare
that he T. getting wo1se, and bis friends begin
to feel alarmed "a to the result
-NEs, Ada C. Dow}cs Ia preac1ins In MA1sa-
chubetts upon The evils threatening this ooun.
tJ through - immigration, fashion, and II.
Temperance"
Tho Lorg,seAe says: "An no7spaper par.
ss1sphs to the contrary notwithstanding, Hisa
LydiA Thompson and hr. Alexander Hender.
son arc not n,yr,ed."
The sala,y Of II. Emile Olivier, tho Prime
Minister Of Franco, Ia 10000 francs, H.
d1Aws Il in monthly inst2lmeuts- Hin Owl
income, beaides, amounts TO some %, ,e00 frAne
mptp.
, 1870-04-10
DIED,

SPEAkNAF-0n thr morning Of The 9Th. Ue,en
Adrt infant HaaE htss Of EdyeN:a and Jennie sn.at
fnAbs Aeeu ! months Ara - DIR
tunts.l from Tetidensc Isl Srst MAdisou.t to-day,
FuM MERS-Apnl9 9, ot ndasu,u1to1y 1hc.ru atisra Pat
ffr6 FowtrE afrd 81 EeaTs nstfve II Thprt,s Cuntv
itplH1ys 1Eelan. and I'D and hunpfrd r,r1usx- ii
the AioeTntAu Benevolent 8ntietv of thls c{ty
tInrtal Monday Iltt fnet, It 10 a. M fr5n his l,tr
Cemetery. = " ~"'
rTAfIpR-1n Fhiaaeiehiaz April a, EIraiet., k.~n
laJlor sister uf " B. and r II. krcu, Of this esty
LESsEf7 AT Dipen, Wiz, March 81, Anseijpr wifi.
q JHhh !etsty. and bdrtt daughter of Elm e Farr
al canton. n r. ard 81 year,.
GURRIEH-Arrl9. 8. Carrie r wife Of c. [. Cur,ies
gao !o1nErss daughter Of Elias c. Pasc Of Canton ~
Eone4al Il sss Adasas-.s., Trsesa.r. At liam.
,FETERS-Ar91 .. Andsew Pet-7s, Js, son Of A. and
Funeral srExhes this Sunday aftcSI,oon n 81,
o,s1oek. frnm *s1 Wet wathaStoa-.t Friend. n: io
vitsta to Atttud- "44 -4e III
BERRf-In this dry. Of consumption. On III. stt,
Int Mary Ellen. only daughter II William, and ElIrn
Funeral at "'elork, fre4n the rrstdcne~ XII w., =,
di.nn.st-. tCt4&av Sunday tn Gfzerlaad ~ VIVA AL
Montreal paper s9eAsc copy.
GNTSS In thie cty. April 1, John Cryrn II, Law
otCArfasn J"hn GTEnn- aS~1 II year. aad morths 7
Fttre7a from his IA r.-fieoer No Al W. is
t"Ett- to-day sunday. At = o'eoek by c.s, tn III
vary CfuIfttry. = ~ ~ '<.H-
BEHJAN1S.ln this city, April T. Ann. p.r,s,.
yesnF-f child = L AID tant E Benjamin. All
n S@A44~AtH. -
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RELIGIOUS,
Drruulxasfon Of sssc Reunion Pres
hyteFian Chureh-AeTv1c>a IN
the Churches To-Day.


Tie Reunion Presbyterian Cnnrrh Of Caicago
was ozgzrtted On F1klay lls By = commission
fEora the PrrshJtcsJ o1 Chicago Fifty members
were received into the Organization sserhea
Willy and Thomas Middleton wesa elect
Cd and ordained K1ders. md Arthur
Hitchcock and james v. Jackson DeA-
conA Ii \ business meeting OF the society
following the other exe1cisez, Mes8,A R p. Der
HcRon+ Chester RuAhmorc. E. D. Holmes, o, P.
BHeEs, and Aaron Williams were chosen TrustecA
The church stands on Mitchell street, between
Throop md LOOMS. Ind has been Known as Bethes-
da Nilsson. The 1ou were donated some yeAys
BY The Third PIesbJtet1An Church, and occupied
as tntssion- This misS1on h1s beau I married
succesa owing TO The uouftng zeal and eaesgJ OF
these hAs11g It In chAsEc- The SABBATH
School y one Of the beR In the city,
1Akt fa1l It xas thought the tine h1d come TO o.
GAnixe : Church, and the Rev. J. u. Walker, Of
.Seenah, Wiz, Was invited TO take chxfKe Of the
bot4 have been quite 6uceeMfui. thhry-fout har1ng
been received fnto the Church xtnce he became
nak9or, This new enterprise Et2Fta Oh With Teyy
ut,tc11nc prospects, having \ church property
worth 4ore So 1no, frre Of debt and In rapidly
growing pa1t Of the city.
lxprFxNDur
Rev. J. s. Sweeney, pastor Of the Christian
Church, corner Of Wabash ayenne md Sixteenth
street., pEtsehes Tits morning, on The Coming
OF Christ"
Rev. C. Mel preaches In French, thls af,e.-
noon In tie ltctufe-Fp0zn Of the second Prrabyte-
rim Church, corner Of Wabxsh avenne and Wash
: EnrA I. shoe1nxtrr prcaesea, thts morning;
II the Church Of God, corner Of Warren avenue
, 1870-04-10

The Board of Supervisors meet again On
Tuesday, md viii have before them tho e,-
idenee taken by the committee Of nine on
the subject Of the frauds in sthe letting Of
contracts, and The general system Of dis
honesty in which the whole building op-
e1ntiona OF tho board have been conducted
The public have read the evidence from
day to day with exceeding interest Though
it has not been discussed in tho presa Tho
subject has attracted Se,J general attention,
and tho public viii look to the
action of the Supervisors with
much anxiety. We may rs we'll stats to the
Supervisors at once, that the time fo1 white.
washing has eone by. No ingenuity Of NJ
gument can divert public attention from
the facts, nor alter the verdict already
formed IN the public mind. VIII the Board
OF Supervisors have the oouzase to ae'
honestly? VIII they dare to put on record
their condemnation Of the whole saziea OF
trauds, and spply the proper rnmedJ7
The Euglewood School Houso is now ad-
uited to b an unnecessary tnsttution,
and one involving large annual e1peodi-
ture for no practical purpose. Is it not
, 1870-04-10

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Journal Of Commerce, writing
under date Of April 5, says it is clear that
ths Tariff bill viii pasa; that The tariff man
boast of a working majority of twenty,
and are determined 10 press on and not
stop for anything until they start their bill
Of denominations across the Capitol to the
Senate
II may be that this correspondent
IS correct Tbs monopolists have q
arpne lobby at work, and may be
tble to carry their measure by the sane
tote BY which they have defeated al
,nend1uents offered in the interests OF the
people up to this point II is roattsr of
considerable indifference to us whether
they pass their bin OF not # they suo.
ceed, they will simply give new force aud
, 1870-04-10


Faith." Rev. J. a BazTJ preachei hi sysaln9 7
Rev. P. nAudraau viii preach IN FsYEei aall
isstu1e.soom; tnss morning, to the French E7aa-
--Theru Win be Spiritual ccnfercno. shi,
morning, r Croshy1 MuIc Hail In the tveatuS.
DE: aollsser VII Lecture on "Corfclanaa o{
The Disciples Of Christ meet, this morning .na
evening, In Bsemnet ual1 No. 81 Ntrtn caIp:nIef
There VIII be Friends meeting. this roo,o,nu
and evening, On T~eut5-si1th street eass OF Iadi.
There will he morning and evening sefy,ces a.
and IHenty-n nth street
q, sae American Reformed Church, On y Waaonston' '
stree, bctveen Ann street and Willard plsco.
Elder Ramsay will preach swtee, Ia Advent
Monroe he viii also preach In the at .efnooo at
the Mission Chapel No: % cynousne avenue.
H., Meh7ts 4, xtll pssaeh trtee u ~ Eu2
bonn and Ontario Streets,
"A public Temperance meeting viii be held ut
the Washlngton!an Home, No. s73 West Madison
sermon before the Randolph Street Mission, ii
the hail, northeast corner Of Clinton and Randolph
streets, At 8 o'clock this afternoon
Kf9cuEA1-
Rev Ds LoSfe Eeaehes his morning IN Grace
street in The evening, the B!ahop viii preach
Rev: Dr. sull'san breaches, this evening. at
Christian Doctrtne Of the Atonemen:"
q f. + Taaye5 r1n oestes ~ tn ,nts morning and
Of y sshinstan snd Rooey ssreetx ''A|'
-Rev. A. ". snyder will on1ctase twice, at Cal-
vary Church, On Wa1Tc1, near Western avenue-
preach and connrn, this morning, In St James'
church IN the evening, D1. Rylance Ntu deliver
tne last Of tae Lenten lectusea, on The Evidences
sSRsv: i, i: Powers, D, p, will preach txtcs at
, 1870-04-10

r. . sssSsstalned. 81, A eo1ored man named Joan.o,
- ~ ae Etnoefy. VIM. AcKhany. 8cpsffnrsnd...
" he Ee1aty, aod two workneu are mi.sio,s
e.H surPoSed To Be bQnel IN tue rntrs.'
aatee "orkncn Nc7c taken out badly tnir,.-.
1%ns q eu M9n Eas ht6Wn into the dock ahI -.
nlon1y Wounded. hut he mns rescuett bY : nrrmsa
SeseEal woskmen On the scaopuer Hxr1 Au.a uaaa
balnmole, owned In WicomEo Cuunty' 49, 81
veTelJ huft The schooner was iytng shn.s,t ~ ~
rehnery. at uuGans wharf All her upprF rs9,, ~
9n 0t'th maatt her blocks ETC., were carried S,ra
~ tas e1plasion, her sai1a being sct on rr4 ~ W.,
long and mx By -four Inches Tas .,,,s !, iess
through her deck aud LEFT ssand,,e af's:n ".
right. TheEe were four new hJ;s-. up,
sixt3 horsepower eAch In the boIIer-rnem IN, " =,
L supposed that two Of them e1pl441s7i. Th.x -
we're put up 2fDut Aye weeks ago. One h+sIr- n =,
and the other boilers completely covered #, nraI
me R'a.s and sasnes Of buildings ttstanc.. -
several hundred feet from the explosipn " .1'l ~
Anattered- The Police and Fire Depatsmrn,. ~.
elea11ng AwaT the wreck. The principal lfSs i, ~
damaRe TO the euahnng and the lost engines i
ale broke out about An hour after the cxrIs-na n
oot nas soon e1ttnEusehtd- Al the ,in3t o, =,
s1Rosaon nc engineer ~as n smother par. Of IL
ouudtng, End the engine WIS IN charge Of r.,
BALfNoRH, April a.-The bodies Of Vim nn,,,,
xno r. Ff1nu1e wete taken out OF the tt,Ins ~ ~
6naeE-fnon. The botics Of Superintendent "
Kenny and Fireman Coona md son were not ~.
recovered. The spaec IN which to 1urs ~ i - -
twenty men can work At time. The r7,tns ~,
betnE put Into scora Il Is betteveri taar H.,
Killed Will not exceed 6H, and the w,a,rd..l - ~.
L1Sxe crowds are gathered tonight 49,
, 1870-04-10

1hestEc, died n an cary hour yesterday snorranx.
Els cfnneetioa with the dramatic profession hsd
"uncae Tom q the olympic, md untis : few
nlghu aEo supplemented hts lahoIn iu t21e ofaco
already Alluded to, ~ lfing the part Of the Queen
In the buTicaQue Of @Ha1etr cushmau 1cnvea \
wife 1Dd one child.
RESIGNATION OF CITY oEY1cKxa,
NKw foKx, April 9.-Cisy Chamberlain Sweeuy
has Resigned. Tbs ONCE wa8 tenh.d to Major
Hugh Smith but declined 1t IL considered one Of
The msss ias5astys onlces IN the city. Il Is imported
that Police superintendent Kennedy has Eeslgned,
and Captain jour1lan will he his successor
LAIKk.
It q slated tonight that the Office Of City Cham
besi2in has been rendered 70 Senator B1adter and
accepted.
DAMAGES AWARDED.
Charles C. Lockwoki has brrn AWARDED SIS, 400
by 4 Jury for injuries On the New YORK Central
Railroad.
FIRE N TIE wDGpa-
Thfee hundred acres Of woods recently mr.
bT Stewart, veto burned yesterday md to-ttay,
, 1870-04-10

momentum 10 ths r.king lids Of public
opinion, which is shaping itself to sweep
from the statue book evsr; ta1 which il
levied far the beao.t aad aggzandize1nent
Of private individuals aud corporations It
waa1 perha;s, necessary that some such
provocation as this vi1l&nous bl. affords
should bo thrust in tho faces OF the people
at this time. Let GnnerL .Scheso2 and
his party drive on, and see who comes out
.hond rAy{ Sstt
, 1870-04-10
FRANCE,
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA,

new foRK, April s.-The steamer Henry
chaunceT bFings Panama dates to April l.
Lady FFandtn and nieee had arrived At Pana1na
Ady1ces from the Darien expedition are March
Is, from Caledonia Bay. Several miles OF inland
had been explored, but no low eieTattnns Of land
had accomplished nothing. More laborers we're
being obtained st AEp!nwall The Nlnstc and
guard weTc IN Caledonia Bay.
s:nta American news Is unimnortaut, Chilli Ia
sending troops to depoAc the self-appo!nted Elnc
In Auacanla and 1t i thought bte battle viii
enaue, as some !, ,oM Indians will oppose them.
ms Jeliow !eses In Rio Jauesr0 = Rradually de-
NEW YORK. April IA Letter from the Darten
expedition. dated Caledonia Bay, 18th nit, mates
that On Arrival the Indians on both t1des Of the
hay were assured that they would not be moieated.
and taclr friendship secured. Washington River
was explored mile frou its mouth. when inc
eoats sent found T. Impossible to proceed further,
8Httef 4hout ECO y4fds ffnm the mouth OF this
rser Subsequently Captain selfEidge, accomps-
nied ~ other officers and 8txsy-four marines,
reach the head v4.ers Of the savanna Rivcr, and
returned on the I'd OF March. They passett oTer
l1entsnAnt steAtns' route for = considerable dts-
the last OF the range Of Corfl1ieraa that divides ne
Caribbean Sea frntn the Pacific alope hid IA IN
.Ts1ex With an indian Chief, and then returned.
that Caledonia River has rise Of MY feet to the
mountain spurs, end between that point and
suc1nli . Rss,, m % r. raSins Stops there "a but
believed that The surveys viii Prove That i the &c
watershed between the Caledonia and
sucubl! Rivers is not more than l5a
grpa. Surveyors arr running line 10 the lowest
o. Tie mountain rassrs hut the work Is Elnw,
owing 10 the dense undergrowth, The expedition
Y healthy The Indians are friendly, hut Il Is sail
that the Indians On the Pacific slope are not Sey-
cEaf pasacs will sooa be examined b. Selfritlsc
aud al arc sangulne Of success
, 1870-04-10

tue economy to suspend all further o1pen-
dituse upon It, and TO sell out the interest
OF the county to anybody who will buy It,
or turn it into public hospital, Of, sa q last
resort, donate it to the town Of Englevood
LIB a free EHtf
, 1870-04-10
WASHINGTON.
spedI pespatzh to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIAN AyPlYYN

INDIAN .THarsa
Chairman of the Indian Commission nr,nta a tce,
tar here tatx morning LII supors ri The hin ren,no
In the Senate 10 create permsnent Roar1i nf In.
dian Inspec&or4 cons lstinr of tne scrp,sr NJ tho
| Interior, Commissioner of Indian 4nairs and nva
cls11iana sesectea by the President md san.ts
| who are 70 haTe a reartv xaIav ~ a n.,o a.ch
This boasl Is To take the maze of ~ nr...-, ~.
| paid Indt,n Commission. h, o,,,ch., ~ ~. :.
terror Department. vis,t the 1nd,sos 1,rr, =.
uuc. per.onsItv ,n.nert W. .-o-r. ' y. " w. ~
see II trrasy sannatona 49, e,r.t ~.
supervise he nn,rh,aa ami .,a.Ih.'.,a WI.
| goods. md act a,nonu ,hf v,tJ In',,saa ~ -.
Inducing them to 70 On reservation. WaIsh So
that the Secretary of the lnteror md
er OF Indian Affairs arc now too murh otenn,.sa
with the details OF their or1ces IN ytsIt the In
dtans aus grapple successfully with the co,1nuco
ted and att3cu.t problem OF their rtvtiI1at1on
Lack Of pefmanRuev In these oflrer, !, .1eo -oo+
htndsanee to pertecnng ard carrying out a sysfern
thai should be continued through naaDy years and
adapted to the tribes almost as dlss1milar "a the
African ami Chinese. Men WHO viii make this a
life work, and whose regulations a.e At stake. can
slnne centuc, Indiau affairs to sattsfar,ory con-
cluston liz further says this I'LL has been "a N.
fully examined an, Il cordially annrnvcd hr ~ i.
President, Secretarr Coz and General pp,ts- =.
veil N nv ,he nn.r,m,,,s I,. ~ 49,
- ~. - ~ u o1@''Anoo1 sole VI tae senate IN
ol1n eommHtee.
TrxNEsstx.
Governor SentcE, OF Tennessee, Wis before the
Rrr,n.,1,cton Comn,t,... 49, -,uN - LUZ u1e
HI. r,aw. ~, w., -,aa,,.a., 49, w. w. R'se
tn views on 'ae eonatioa OF anAEs In that State.
dtsor dera That have prevailed over ext.nsiv. n.
t1tcis Of tho State and ,hr ,nonoe,h,,,t ~ ....
Ing life And enforrtno M 1axs AZ ,ns ~ ptoHe|
lie also gave detailed account Of his attempt to
R@t 'foopa LIE made regular reqni2!t1on upon
, 1870-04-10
PENNSYLVANIA.

Reunion OF the Army OF the poto-
mac In PhfishdetpltIn-I.nr- ~
scmblnEc OF Prominent Military
Men.
FHiLApELrn1A, April 9.-Tnere WAS grra1 rush
to the Academy of Nnslc t-t!ay, witness the r-
union Of The Army Of the Posomac- The parquette
was occupied BY members Of the Sixth Army
Corps Cavalry and Artillery Association The
Officers we're 6naily seated on the stage On the
entrance Of President Grant, General Sheridan,
and other heroes. the manifestations Of enihu-
slasm we're i1nmenst- Thr entire audience rose,
and with cheers, HAs1nz Of nags, hats, handker-
chteft, etc, continued the ADMINISTRATIONS
Individually fur the President Generals sheridan.
Meade. Burnside, ami Mcclellan Among the
Generals present we're Sheridan, Sherman, Burn
soe, hanks. Meade, Porter, Dent, Belsnar, Casey.
ham, owen, hseyees,, IcCandiesa, newton. King,
MAsnet., Van vliet Mcdowell, humphrey,
Wright, vlntnn, and = great number Of Others MT
recognized amid the crpwd. The proceedings
commenced with prayer by Rev. Mr. Pon,+rry.
After music from the hanss, General Sheridan,
President Of the Society. introduced General Mar
ttnaale, orsto. Of the .sa5, whose address wa+
ai,pause. lic IVES followed ty George H. Haxrr,
who read al original poem com poset for the orca-
, 1870-04-10
FOREIGN.
Anti-Rant Troubles in Paris.
Troops Sent Against the Insurgents
Ee7r Barcelona,
Progress Of the Darien Canal E1-
:. pedition.


1ndla, ria tho sue1 and BomhaJ direct cables,
sangulne. Messages are cunning through prompt
words, between Hew Yorx and Bombay, inda,
Lospoa, April aeThe saa4day l,eyie. has .
long Article Arguing the mitigation Of the COZ
der1natlon OF Eyre The Sane paper saJ1 boat
races Rrc f1st deEener1nnK INTO netting t4sn4 aud
thinks such exhibitions snould " removed tum
London w1teFA
LONDON. Aprtl a-The House OF Commons did
not ndtGRrn until an carly hour this morning.
After the discussion on the Irtsh Lnnd blu. M.
NeHdeGste, ConaeryauSe member for EuTih
WasT,cIshlre, moved that snnmitsce On Nom
Mr. Simeon, Liberal member for the Isle Of
Wight, opposed the motion in u short speech
MI Doda, Liberal member for Stockton, moved
10 adjourn, which WAS neg1uytd.
Debate was resumed on MI. NeWIe9ates mo-
ton: but no result was reached
adjournment u the 18th Of April Wa concuryrd
IN. and tho uonse adjourned
LONDON. April 2.-The Skipping G1ztts to4lay
The stood by The Oneida after tho collision
1t = rumored to-day TINT Chichester Fo7escue,
Chlet Secretary for ireland, hxs teen elesatetl to
The Pee1axe, and will soon replace Earl Spencer a.
Lofi Lieutenant OF Ireland Ar. Palmer will re-
g.ase ne former r. = t,tsh secreray LoFu Ilashos
.L1vERroo1- April a-Thc Eseamcs City Of Dur
Ram 1ai!ed to-day for Halifax. She was ordered
~ aAe tue noEtne!n Coufsc Ahd Keep sharp look
out for the City Of Boston.
LONDON, April e,-The coming Week will be dull
here In financial circles aud commercial n1atters.
and bnsloeEs Of al sorts win probably be greatly
broken In upon Monday viii be share-settiIqR
day. The bank statement will he nasie Oh Wesines-
day and he weekly cotsoa crcula5a viii be issued
On ThutxdAy on account Of the occurrence Of {}o<j
Friday. Though the Stock Exchange vim bc open
neat1y every day, the business done will Oe small
= Il generally the cAse On tha approach Of Easter
Monday VIII be close holiday Ia the market
MI M1cSiock. formerly connected with the
Superintendent Of the Atlaatic Cable COMPANY.
LIVERPOOL, April 9--Tne AnXlu-Amestean Cahle
Company, IN response to petition Of Liverpool
merchants, has promised to run direct teie-
graph line from here to yalentia
PlxieJ, Abel. langley Co, In their bullion
circular, !ssuei to-day. say that, Notwithstanding
dollata are scAlrt, theJ do nut anticipate AnY Ad-
vance tn the rates Tor bullion.
The new AlahaiDn loaa Is successful
The trs1 TIN ot the Vanguard. Just concluded,
proves her the swlftest OF the arDored shns She
made = fraction under fifteen knots per hour,
, 1870-04-10
Fntnl Shooting Case At Keokus.

EI*eA9 AS~93sIH % I 0t C3HcNso lftbE0c-
hro1r1, Iowa. April a.--Aoous midnight 1Ass
night, Zn1n natned Adams, runncr for the pru,.
irg ucuse, WAs Snos and txta1t Wounded. In A
house Of prostitution, BY rough from Burlington.
ExMrd Ra3er Rxpcy Waa 27cs1cd and lodged IN
lstl Both l1ta1Icated,
, 1870-04-10


property within seven miles uf the Coutt Hons.
l!ea for record On Saturday, April .:
ef a,t1s6S It; March 10. Observation-Disclosures N
Auburn At, cur vf CAyuEa st, n I, q $40
H1so f.: April ............+.--....+... 81
EnlAtt>i 1t, u II 4 OF TNentJ-fQI5th at VT
2axls!E n; RI: el.,.,..:. .:...-.-......... %
q sseAi:. 4: Mare! + l3....-.....,::...: W. 80
I. 2l1l1o II: Apnls. ................... 1,so
March Ch{,,, .... qs
North I,aSalie ST, Of Grant st W. saxi5a
II; Aprtl {. ,,,,,....' h77
ssxlasl Il: - 1pE. n e,. " ~ nu'sns II
wtsteru ay. i1dD II n al Van J5urrn ~ "
s5xis51 #: April l9,..,,.....'.. LOO
Western az iqs II n n Ean Huren 81 "
s3xlPsI Il p. AnrIl . Q m
M0rc-an = IL Il ~ nnfE ~ = : asT1n5rr A''
Il: March a " ~. ~ - - In
Waahincron 81. t69 II p Of f'tIntnn d. ~
upd 20 OF asx13,; II. Anr1l t. 1.as
Rayaon n 1hs II = of EIsfnn mad ~ .nr sf1
lis II: Warrh :,
War7rn a., = v corner Of oaIiey It, /, T. ax
March 90. ....................... .......:.. $50
i:sS II: MaJch r .uaA" e'' = ~ N
Second 81. as n 4 Vi Ecith II. IL 4y194 II:
oct. {, 1sSo, ....,,.'...a.. es
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, 1870-04-10

WI yEhAY,MsERL.SI0REr-qn A ~ APrl al Jaassynl.
=; S;;H ~ MGdsr A. breyner, JE E.q II s>htcae,, IL
s.ara H. Htosey. Of the former pllrr. No card..
,aAatiH;1LAY YCoCK-Qn the morning Of the soth us
sH1 fae ts'!atnfr o. thc drs father; Gy the Rev d.
T;ttt III ostestef Edwin Smith to E1zins d.axhtT Vt
mns,!strs aistr r. srtnony. the bride and :nide-
, 1870-04-10

Terrific Boiler Explosion In Bultf-
more-StI PcFsouA Killed.
BALTIMORE, April "A terrific boiler explosion
occurred 4 little <er Il O'Clock TO-DAY n tha
Sterling and 4 B. Rens, aud lying between and
extending trum OOo1nell'a to DuE1na wharf. D.
suH fTntt street. The boiler-room a1l hin nouse.
and UuG2ns ~harf. were completely wrecked
and Is fees Of the steam bakery d Jamea Porter !
Co. adjoining on the north, from the base 10 tnt
roof blown into frugments The loss Of life Is NOT
, 1870-04-10

AAlA4
LONDON, April IA telegram from Rev HenrT
BannfNcr, At ReJ root announces the sudden dc ath
ftnm heart distaac, Of Bishop Kingsley. Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.