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SEw YoRK, May a0.-Gentr4. Jordan L. forming
an American legion fof Cuban service, which viii
he armed With Remington 1t1e8- ArTanRemfnts
have been made for shipping arms to : neutr7l
point, and then transferring them to the Cuban
insurgents
NALL STREET.
There WAS nothing Unusual In the T all street
markets to-day. Stocks were duler than yester-
day. The chief activity MAS In Northwestern,
which was nrtn A1 the close.
A7ENrrID HAEK ROBBERY,
An unsuccessful attempt WIS made to night to
roba bank in Brooklyn. Two OF the burglars
were arrested.
ITO the Associated Prcs.l
DISABLED 8IKAxKR.
NEW YORK. Nay Sn--The steamer Sopth Amer
ica, arrived to-day from Rio Janetro. reports
April "a, latitude Il deg Is ralu south, Longitude
txenty-6y days fum Gibraltar, who reported thai
On April q she broke her ahaft and machinery,
and was consequently considerably disabled. and
had made 200 miles under CANVAS. Offered to
tow her to Bahia or take the passengers on, which
Offers weIe not accepted and she concluded TO
make for RIO Jane!ro under eanyaa She haa On
board 10 passengers.
Reports OF heavy foEge.4es on the Atlantic Na-
sa ses Il e6eeSs EEL
Of Thsa for ss19 W. ad Of TITS tie
Of the forger.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS rs1ox.
The paper manufacturers adjourned the!r con-
! ycntion today. They have organized a national
4 NOTED BURGLAR SENTENCED
George Ellis, the noted burglar and bank-hrcak-
CT, "as. to-day. sentenced to the State Prison for
FIRE IN TIE xoops
4 tire has been raging In the woods between
: Lakeland and Sal!shtoWn, Long Island. since Mon
aCTDss hts been burned over.
H0S0RABLT p1SCHAHEED.
with ontalning goods under false prctences. has
/ been discharged for want OF eytAence.
1CaGLART PRkrxsIxn
An attempt to rob q vau1ti in Delaney street. con-
tanning one mil1inn dollars worth OF Jewels, was
frustrated. hole hal hcen dug trnu the ad1oin-
lurn were frightened away.
TIE crR4N EXPEDITION.
Important ruuors arc a1loat relative to the de-
| pasturc Of tue steamer Upton She sailed with
500 Eac1, and provisions insufficient tor half the
number. II Is probable that she IS now within a
days s from here. 1t s r,poEtesl that the Spanish
Minister has placed Spanish man-of-war At the dis
af1rMs that be viii capture the Upton within three
days. TUE Spanish nan-ot-war is now Of Cape
instantly Il Tic aprearance 81 dc The T Tpton d o. aey
| part OF The coast az experienced detective III
TIC employ q the Cuban Jauta win prolaely con-
rugs have been chartered by the Spanish Minister
ard sent down the coast to intercept tho Upton Il
possible. ....
TRINITY AND TUE ASSEEE JAMS HEIRS
The cnpids, Ordering the wardena ut Trinity
Curch. ortlavir representatives. to appear In the
United States Circuit Court and answer to CON-
plant Of q number ot the heirs Of Auncke JAMS,
whose property is Ia possession Of the church, was
served yesterday. The service Of the writ created
considerable excitement among the magna.es Of
Trinity.
/ cCBAS-AXERECAS srAFA7Hr.
Ah0nt 1900 American Officers, non-commts-
sonsd Hn,eets ana p5sSases Ct our late It, volunteer
movement association.
, 1870-05-21
OHIO.
Drowning Case nt Canton.

SGEcaN pe7fA&ch to he C6tc4Ko Tribune.
CANTON, Ohio, May eA-Last evening, about
O'clock, a German named Valentine Arel, 80 years
Of age, who has been working here ~ teamstcr
for some months, WAS drowned while bathing III
the dam. lie Was strn TO 70 down by several who
wc!c bathing near him, tut they thought At ntst
alarmed at his appearance. they tried 10 md
hlus hy diving for him. hut without saccess The
bo4ly WAS nnally recovered, after dragging the
married.
, 1870-05-21

IoSnoH, May ao.-1etteEs from Rome state that
the debate on the Cbastituo it p4tmatsa Is nov
Di}on, srisso, and Rothcnhurx made speeches
against the infAIlihtlitJ dogma. and 1t last Ac-
c1unts Cardinal SchKaFtZenferH had the door In
oprosnnn One Of the organs Of the Vatican SAYS,
however, thal resistance Is practically extinct
, 1870-05-21
General !Aasc nblJ OF tho Southern
PfCAby1etinu Church.

Lor1sr1L1k, MAJ eo.-Thc General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church met 1t O'Clock this
morning. The assembly Was engaged
all day rccelr1ng reports, Statistics,
papers, &c, and referring them 10
committees preparatory to wo1K. Among the
reports were The following: Report Of the Execu-
tive Committee on Relief Fund, for widows and
and orphans Of ministers 1t deceasc, read By Rev.
NJ. Wilson. Received and referred 70 special
cotnmttsee Of one member from each sJnol The
rtan proposed, with come notifications, Il the
same as that laid before the Annual Assembly.
The ninth annual report Of the Executive Com
mittee Of Publication WAS presented It shows that
the number of volumes printed during the year is
|5,a0, OF Hhlch l21135 are unhou1u or 1t
the hntlerE: CatechisIns, e7,N0; Book
Of Church Orjer, 2,eo0: nscts Of JAs3ous sizes,
1871 catalogues, 5000: annual report. 1-5nl:
church, blanks, $3.50; Systematic Benesoleucc en-
veiorcs ls6.s46 Number Of pages Of pgi1ted mat
ter, 1a,9o1,1 1oa
, 1870-05-21

PHn4nElrHlA, May en-In the Presbyterian
Assembly, thus morning, the Moderator read con-
gsatulatory dispatch % the Assembly. from the
venerable Dr. Elliott, who Was Moderator Of the
General Assembly of 1865 at which the memorable
schlsm occurred. The realinR WIS received NTH
evident satisfaction, md the stated clerk WAS d.
teGten 20 sena N ApptoptsAse fespense.
the temporary clerks, because both Of the tempo
FaEJ clefks we're hum oae body In the West
MAS Agreed to.
The standing committees were appointed. and
the report Of the Committee on Publication read.
, 1870-05-21
1'nioT7-StcAnabont Accident Pro-
Rrnrnntc OF tho Coming SMnEcrfest
Mt Cincinnati

ctsc1sSA71, May 4a-E1tensire preparations
are making foE the meeting Of the International
typographical Union, to begin the 9Th OF June in
his city, Delegates VIII he present from all parts
OF the United States and Canada, Two latiles
viii bc present ss delegates from New Yo.k
The packet Mary Arrent met with an accident
near New Richmond last night that came near
being serious The larboatd cylinder head wis
blown ont, greatly alarming the passengers The
engineers kHikei, Mpnnpc Fitzpatrick, rece!rel
daneerous injuries about the head, and was taken
70 New Richmond No one else was hurt and
little injury WAS done to the boat save what has
been stated
At I meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
National SGngerfest tonight It WAS nna1iy agreed
70 have the grand procession at ; o'clock Wedncs-
day afternoon, juno 16 The reception
OF singers n the depot and steamboat landing viii
take place in the morning; reception concert In
the afternoon. THURSDAY, Friday anh saturs8y
will be used as announced heretofore. PICNIC
occurs the Sunday following, but there Will be no
procession on that day, AMI no sacrc,l concert at
night Theg will proceed to the picnic erounas in
small parties, without music. 4 banquet viii take
place on the grounds IN the afternoon Tne new
arrangement appears TO be a satisfactory adjust
mcnt 10 AZ parties Everything Indicates grand
success OF the festival
, 1870-05-21

speesl Despatch to The Chieaxo Tribun.
~ AMERICAN LK1Ioa FOE CUBAN skKrIcx.
SEw YoRK, May e0.-Gentf4. Jordan Il forming
an American legion for Cuban service, which viii
be armed With Remington 1t1Iea Arrangements
have been made for shipping arna To q neutral
point and then transferring them to the Cuban
insurgents.
, 1870-05-21
TEXAS.

Former Revenue Officers Indicted
for Frauds On tho Government.
Tyler, May 9a-1n the United States District
Court The grand Jury found -four true bl1}s 10,
internal revenue frauds, against Horace Bnu9hron,
ex-Asscasor, and Thos- Browning aud George 4.
SANDING ex-A8xstant AssessorA
, 1870-05-21
DISSOLUTION.
DISSOLUTION.

Notice il beFtty xEru thxt the ccpazta-rshp hseet-
fcfr rIi.fus Under tkt rzEl Of METZ KAGCf
IL his day disteiEed By mutual cen.tnt AL 4tt* Will
b., usd t5 Albert Rareh, hs will ccn:in. sht tl-e
ii ths ea1ue pisce, Nos. il md Is Vest Twrlflhs.e
jttHS NkTZ.
Chjet.o, May L. la.p ALBERT KAECH.
, 1870-05-21
FOREIGN.
Details Of the Late Coup
dEtat in Portugal.
How an Ambitious Duke Became
Primo Minister.
Emancipation Order Issued by the
Captain General Of Cuba.


PORTUGAL.
LONDON, May eh-The following particulars OF
the cutr d. es1t in Portugal has been received
here. The movement which has been for somt
time In preparation, Nsa confined to the army, and
IL object Was sim ply TO compel q change In the
Ministry. Tes Duke OF saldahu1. nastnR great IN
nuenee over the t!oopa, secured the support 81
day morning he Was ready for action, and moEed
against the Castle Of ST. George. This strong for
uncaton, after short struggle, was ca1Iiett. The
Duke then marched at the head Of large body OF
troops to the Royal Palace The Governor Of the
Palace ha4i taken measures OF defence. The Duke,
nnding troops posted and artillery tn position to
oppose. II attack WIS ordered and some shots were
Drcd. bur the soldiers on both tles were evidently
iil-tsroset to light against each other, nnd after
desunor3 ding they broke ranks and fr1tesniIed-
The palace grounds were left unXnatdeu, and SOL
dets, solnnteers, and some peasants entered, dis
playing the popular ing, and shouting "Lnng live
the klnE!" "Long llTe the ARMY" "Down with
the Ainisty!H Though g1ealy e1ctted. they conf
Nttted no violence, and conttnted themselves
with marching through the corridors and grounds,
singing the national souKa and uttertng patriotic
movement was directed, seeing the day WAS lost,
rendered his resignation, which was accepted b.!
the King. The victorious Saldahua was admitted
10 an audience, and Was requested BY the King to
fosm new Cabinet. which he consented to M
der1aIe. 1t ia reported thst saren men Killed
and thirty wounded during the day. Though the
case Of the Duke tst SaldahuH has the sympathy Of
the citizens Of Oporto and other cres, the people
took little or no part In this movement The
ly IN the troops far success What the effect will
be cannut noN be predicted. Great agitation pre-
walls In the prngnceR, where there ts strong par
IT in tRF0I Of the deno6eu Minister.
, 1870-05-21
MISSOURI.
Ex-TrcnSurcr Su.tsky- OF st. Louis,
ln Jnll- Fntn1 Runaway: Acct.

dent.
ST. Loc1s, May eo,-.M. E Sustsky. late default
ting City Treasurer, failing to give the Sso,040
bonds required, vas scnt 10 Jail The Indictment
Mrs. H2ltEnsteTkef and daughter were
thrown from a wagon yesterday. The latter was
instantly killed. aud the former dangerously
wounded.
The Mayor and c!ty Council instructed the City
Counsellor to bring suit against the Gas Company
to compel them TO sell the gas works to the city,
brought suit against the city for va.tons sums A.
!ec,i to be tiue for gas furnished The city the past
three Jcars, aegregattng over $3n ,ooo. This is
Counsellor viii bring neainst the Gas Company.
Those Of the bondsmen Of the defaultlng City
Treasurer. sus.sky, have informed Mnyor Cote Of
The fourth bondsiaan WI probably pursue the
s1nc CourSe,
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Direct Line Of Rullrond Between
SLlEuun n ,,sa xx..4 Ecns3

SHhChKn IND EoFt SCotts
!. q: LOTS May al-Thc officers of the Chicago
iessn .9m ~ - issoAn to-s1ay executed perpetual
Which will give Chicago dinect linf
1nedt.teig NJ aGFt eem@s,os sS9m Ths company In:
Epa.s from Jacksonville, or Wh..eh.1s ~ ~ ~
sisslppl luser, whe.e trims Viii conncct hq =
transfer host With the Loutsaua i Missonri Rir.r
VII! aleo tc built through Glasgow q DoonT,iie =
Sedalias thence On TO Fnrt Scott :"
By this route the distance from Cbtcspn n
the respective places Will be decreased a .o, ~
lows: TO kansas CITY, 50 mtiea; St Josenh, 1os.
Fnft Scott. iA0 1t Is eI,ectca thai tfaus Viii ~
running through next fail
, 1870-05-21
Good TcnplnFn' Stntc Convention Mt
PAuA~

PASA, I'll, Nay so.-For three days the Good
Tempaars have been holding a State Convention
In this city, and the session closed last evening.
About 2u0 delegates we're In attendance and
great Interest vas manifested. AL the Grand
Lodge Officers we're present, aud most Of the State
deputies. On Tuesday evening m address WAS
given In the Methodist Episcopal Church by ]. ".
Nlchols, etltoE OF the Temperance Standard on
Wednesday evening + u Sherman, Esq, OF Jour
city. gave an address In the aAme place; aull on
Thursday evening Rev. Nr. Honghton aud others
addressed the people.
tfeste,l, and We hope much good was accom-
pliBhed.
The people Of Pana extended free Hospitality to
plars have IN excellent lodge here, and m1ny Of
the 1catng men, lawyers, merchants, aud mcnl-
be1s Of the city government are connected With It.
, 1870-05-21

MnEaudiME Indians 1cor SluueY,
NebrNAkn4
Sidney, Eeh. Nay 91-lIe1ten2nt Hanieulerg'A
guard. who were posted on the hiuf1s, north of
ttis st1tlou, we're driven IN at ouiuck list cyen-
Ing By thirty Indiana They came from the north.
md fetzeased IN at = western direction,
, 1870-05-21
ITALY.

FLORENCE. MAY eo-Threc Italian frtsates are
Cruising around ths Island Of csp1ara q prevent
1nent has taken this action because II Is known
that THE sons of 3arhaldt afe with the insurgents
in Southern 1taly
, 1870-05-21

situation = Travelling Asent and S.1es1naa for An
h@en IN the luaicets IN the Fast thsrr yearh
who has = 3arrr Acquaintance Au,onE Honr tacn
hrkeA.s reference. Addreta u HARKES. Tribune otict.
, 1870-05-21

BAVARIA,

CofESnAGES, M3y eo,-Thc Ministers h4ec ten.
1crc.1 their resenat1ons hut will continue 10 &c:
professionally until their successors are appointed
, 1870-05-21

cat the red rascal go th1zply On tho face, legs,
and ARIES, with his whip, Eud used it with such
energy aud ds,terity, thss hs fairly made him
run away, paint, feathers, spear and al.
, 1870-05-21

NIuCIuuH11 U0EtN1I13 NtA1aHtaCS%
CINCINNATI, Mar eo,-Fspm the report Of the
Board OF Health for the wear ending March !,
1870, 1t appekzs that there has been death In
sixty-nine An1 shalt. whereas BY the last census
10 the Whole county there WIS one in 1oEsyuye and
A-hAik The death rate t. much iess than in Lon
don and cities generally in Europe IS we'll Is
New fore, St Louis, Chicago, aud the remainder
Of the principal cities Of the country. Whole num-
ber Of deAtns tor the year s a1%e.
, 1870-05-21
INDIANA

Verdict OF tho Coron<rsH JnFy In the
south Rend Murder CAxcs
Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.
Sor.H BENT, May 9n.--The verdict OF the Cor
oners urE, In the inquest upon the remains Of the
murdered Thtbets, Was In accordance with the
tacfs Eta,ctl In my despatch lasi night and vas
rendered n about ollock this morning. The
body was taken To L4porte to-day for fnterrnent
The dirk knife, which was 90 mysteroualy spirited
aN1y Jes;eriay, haa not been found. II seems
that the murderer, 8taKe from hts desperate char
Aeter aud rcpeated threats, has produced upon The
minds Of the Lzporte friends OF the deceased,
inx that stage Wis IN South BEND,
they were discussing N hour Aod :
, 1870-05-21

Sprc!.t Dr.pstch to The Chieako Tribune.
M1LwAcKEE, MAJ eo.-Mrs- str4ll yesterday COM
1ni'tcsl suicide by drowning In Muddy Greek, rcar
Nauwstosa, Wisconsin.
Bishop llcnne, OF this city, one Of the Ecurneu-
tcaf Council. writes that he oea not expect to At
rive home this rear, ~ the council viii probably
be prolonged smother wear 10
, 1870-05-21

THE kEAKsARi;E PRIZE MONEY.
The bill coMRnEating the officers and crew
OF the EeaEsarge for destroying the Alabama
tfieo, o,oa0 was passed, the money to BIZ taken frum
The Japanese indemnity fund.
ANOTHER CLAIM.
The tttl to compensate the uf1ccrs ami crew OF
the Wyoming {sioo, ,oo9) tsoru the same fund, for
the actiois Of the coast OF Jarap1 IN 1863 was laid
on tho tasic.
KIE11nS CAsES
The Louisiana contested election case Of News
ham aea!nst Ryan, wns discussed, and went over
till Tomorrow.
TIE ApJ0CRSNEST RESOLUTION.
The Senate amendment to the House adjourn
mcnt resolution WIS agreed to, and motion tu
reconsider tabled, making the matter lnaL
DISTRICT BILLS.
District Of Columbia business was considered,
and the only measure that gnre rise to discussion
WAS hill for paving PENNSYLVANIA avenue, which
YES opposed hy As. KNOTT In speech 20 inter-
sncrsed with witty Illustrations and droll conccts
that It attracted all the members present in
circle around him, aud provoked continuous laugh
ter and applause.
CONFERENCE CDAX1TTEE
The Speaker announced AessrA LocAn, Slocum
ant1 Neglc5 as conference conllnlttce On the Ar
Dy bill.
AdtnuYnfj
, 1870-05-21
Episcopal Convention In Pht1ndc1-
phiNA

PHILADELPHIA, May ea.-The Diocesan Consu.
tutionA Convention Of the Protestant EPISCOPAL
Church Adjourned siIk dk, this afternoon The
most important act Of the conyenton.-the
creation Of new diocese, comprising i've cuun-
ties around rhilahelphis,-Nt1 BE- submitted TO
the approval Of the General Convention
, 1870-05-21
Clnss Trec-FlaEtinE ut the Normal
EntyeEsity.

IntEeFstty.
Special Despatch to The ChicaRo Tribune.
NORMAL, Ill, May 2o.--The ceremony OF planting
the class tree, by tho members Of the graduating
class Of the Normal University, too1 place to-day
About 800 persons we're present. Addresses were
delivered ty President Edwards, Prof. SeEall,
Miss Kimberly, Prof. 1iaEnie, and othcra- The
class Of $50 numbers over thirty members.
bloomington votes tomorrow on approrr!attnE
81, 600 for new school buildings.
, 1870-05-21


:. LONDON. Nay 1s;--1ne Honse o1 Lof71s to-n}Eht
ulstcssett ths hlu isSa4AnE ne MARRIAGE With a
deceased Wtte's alstef' which came up for the
stEupG xeadlne
LoIa honS9ton ~ nasoEaieu u, H ne ahoilton OF nc
iestf1ctioh. ns e!sed Ialtnnnc antn9Et5 70 prove
ihns sncn marriage 1. haa INC sanction of she re-
AaLtst au1AurAs' .
n!1n,1 ~ sn.,cna s.rntt; tpaG' tn III aoo 'ae
blu, founding his argument on his experiences
atnShR 1a.s - tns q; r, roq!; y;x,,nx,n u,,. ~ .n..
,,;.ls faa,, " 1,IaM. VILE ~ scosa @ GAs s:s
Glst l1" s H. IL .; a.ataed tnas suSa
,, unsons as 1ne Dill "ou" permit were essentially
The ~, I've was retuse4 iazs second reading by ma
~ tac Gon1.noAh n1 1ota Antoa AluIessesl M u.
anFX 70 ~: GanStane toneh!nG tfa1e Licenses y
tHe sr1ra rel lSi'ef h IN of SoF'a
~. stanslea lnse 70 feNs 70 ne qaesuon;
tnlu alillen took ouenee ana leil tne cnAmner.
aon bay Company, who ss!ll bad control Of these
In19 Mi1ton naytnr - ~ rtrnsss p.re notcc ,na,
"gs1u~: Ts ,,,,.,,, =, .a.,,o- ..a,.,,, ,,,+, ,,o
,,on n IL ~ I1nm.a u eeA'co qo'lt
'1ou ~. ~ u.e .,I.,sis, l.ousG ,,a, .,o x,,,,,
1l6ase went into Committee On ths Irtsn Lsal lii.
an amennmsnt s was ploposea y S!r Joan Gray:
rans fat1 r. - H. III 'cF 'an"s ''o 'sna
mes ieFt a. ~ sin31r ~ ~ Inc
WIS s,tus tost ,hs - ma!ost.' " ~. ,s ,,. ~,
LospoS. May eo.--1n the House Of Commons,
to;niHht: ~ tn Ch!iers M aclended the LorAs o. ne
the award Of contracts for freight charters.
Lord Malton e1tenuateu his conduct In with
afa"shR Mt ltom re Aouss !ast nlght. He said hS
tli'i 80 because he WIS denied MS constitutional
right to ask anil receive III answer from q resron-
sille Minister.
M s Sf nc t " T5e
ludsoh lay company lad thIHlIed It's engage
, 1870-05-21
TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

To-mosrowp TntuUSs will be Aocompa-
nicd with the usun twenty columns Of read>
eng 1nntter, nade up frun the best foreign
and domestic literary publications, to give
ample room to the great variety Of business
advertisements, which crowd upon US fos
that issue Of our paper.
out subscribers, out of town, vii receive
with their paper to-day, without additional
charge, the Supplement which will be
given tomorrow to our city readers.
, 1870-05-21

IOWA CffT, 1owa, Aay 91,-The engineers arc 10
son,nsa ssmeoes he surrey Of the line Of the "!oMa
Soasn Meassn e. KAilroadT-thc company recently
VIZ ~ tafs e!ty-fom Clinton to this place:
ne1l Aonaay. Negotiations are being perfected
81 paaa I'M e0 nsm and important project forward
iaW. 1e .c;ss d1 ss1n& nom Clinton, makes Tpton,
on 70 ane AlssonH AEes, connecting With tho E9n~
, 1870-05-21

MrH1c1z, May e0---Barou LiebiG. whosc condl-
tion recently caused much anxiety, Is couYa~
leBcent,
, 1870-05-21
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, May so,-Cor,ns- Holders ask
advance, but buyers operate with caution; mid
ding, e2Ac; sales 20 bales; receipts 4tal bales;
bales. Sa1cs for tar week, 100 ta:rs; receipts,
Il, 80 bales; exports, 1876 balea
BREApsrrrFsA-F1our, tL6eEta4s3 TOR Euper-
fhe: 81 1@41s3 for extra: $s.TA4&a3 tex double
extra- Corn searcc; Mixed sl.as&5t4o: white.
$LtO91.oA
BKlS-l.2t7l l.4h ...
PRpv1s1oNs-Fo1t ssLnoasl.5n. Bacon-14hc
for shoulders; Ike for clear tih sides; tSAc for
c'exr sides. Hams1 axe. Lard, l6alsc; keE, 10
0aocEK1n-sugar-a.t llK3l1Hc. 4o1as-
Ees, 6st2 &c Ter ferne1tlng.
WHExxy-$1.0taL13
, 1870-05-21


At tho evening session Ar. Warmers amend
u1enr to require the payment Of forfeit Of 500
for violation .of the laws to anv persons sulng for
the same, instead of to the party agEr1esed, Was
Mr. THURMAN submitted an amendment to the
third Section, which had been prepared " COM
mtttee OF the House, the object Of which VAS to
preserve The pur1ss oi elections, and prevent
the repetition OF ElartnE frauds committed In New
York at the last Presidential election. The amend
ment provides that any person, II elections for
members Of Congress or Electors for President
and Vice President, who ehall vote and Is not en-
'sa , to y vote OF rh9 sh. a!eon Il any ygasf 2
of,cer refusing or emitting 70 DO auy duty imposed
hy this aet shall BE- iad!stea and on conviction,
eossa sa' nca aa aso pfosidins tae
uaw11y Iss,e9g 4f dans1x tne rsg
same penalties for any unlawful 1uterferencc
with political meetings called 70 dlsclss national
affairs or claims Of aAy eanddateB.
Al II rs motion to adjourn was ncgatlEed, aud
a vote s,eing about u be taken on Mr: Sncrman's
amendment, !tr. Thurman said the 6enate Wis
reverse the whole practice OF the government for
eighty yeArs Since its foundation such a rrnrosi-
tion had uevcr been suggested or dreamed Of by
Hr fafee Of u numcrs over The raasonis powers
Senate, In the name Of Justice, and foE the saSe
u The Forty-first C1nQre8S he asket& for an atf-
iournment till Monday, agrteing To hare vote
taken ppnn The bill then. ,. .-...
Mr. SUMNER asseEte.l bis beucf that the anacnl-
mtn1 was pertinent 10 the bill, and hopesi 1t would
Mr. suEisMASs amendment VAS rcjccsea-l4
5ir. 1fAML1S renewed hts amendment except
the prohibition against disturbances OF political
meetings.
At o'clock nj. THURMAN moved to adjourn
IT.. CASsER1Y then took the door.
sA. x.--Thc Senate s still ln session. Il u ay,,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-01-05
stark County Medical Society.

This Society held their regular quarter
ly meeting on the 30th ult., at Canton, in
the rooms Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
The forenoon session was taken up IN
preliminary exercises, reading the minutes
Of last meeting, reports of committees, &c
Several cases We're reported for consulta-
ton, after which a recess was taken till
p. NJ.
On reassembling, an hour or more was
devoted to the discussion of cases presen-
ted in person before the society, following
which DR.. D. Forbes delivered an address
Subiect-"The Good Physician"
The Society indorsed the action of the
State Society, in an effort to legaliZe dis
section in Ohio, and . memorial to the
Legislature was signed by the members
present.
The Society, by resolution adopted,
heartily approved the movement inaugu-
rated by the Summit County Medical So
ciety, to form a Union Medical Associa-
tion, composed of the members of the
Profession residing in adjoining counties
the meetings to be held semi-annually and
alternating between Orrville and Alliance
The following officers were elected to
serve during the ensuing year: ]. E
Dougherty, Prest; R. P. Johnson, Vice
Prest; D. R. Lyon, Sec'y; Geo. B. Cock
Treasurer.
The President appointed the following
Standing Committees Ethics-Whiting
Johnson and Cooper. Finance-Baker
Mcconnell and Reed. Admissions-Metz
Schilling and Leeper.
DR.. Phillips was appointed to deliver
next address, and DR.. Cooper. essayist.-
Subject for discussion-New Remedies
Place and time of next meeting, Alliance
March 81. 1870