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Episcopal Convention Mt Columbus,
OhiQs

CoLuABCs, O., June "a spirited debate took
place to-day, In the Episcopal Convention. Last
years resolutions, recommending o revision Of the
book Of Common PrayeE, were referred to com.
mlttec. THIS nornlng the committee reported
revision Of the bontlsmal service by a slight
chapgce as recommended By the nine Bishops.
This report elfcitctl discussion, aud the conyen-
ton seemed pretty evenly divided. The resol1-
tons finally went on the table, by an adjournment
, 1870-06-10
OHIO.
c Railroad Meeting mt

EAthu4fastic Railroad Meeting mt
Youngstown.
Special Despatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
IoUEGsr0wS, June 3.-An enthusiastic meeting
Tas held here last night for the purpose Of devils
Ing ~a5s and means to secure the Baltimore l.
Ohio Railroad to Chicago by this route. Hon. T.
Struthers VAS called to the chair. Speeches were
made By many Of the solid men Of our city, all
heartily favorinE the project
a committee was appointed to confer with the
proper oniclAis OF tho Baltimore Ohio Road. sud
Promise them the material aid This route they
think the most feasible, and the immense traffic
tt would secure would be much larger than by any
route proposed Although the people Of this
valley arc waking OP at the eleventh hour to the
push the matter, and ofler as great intncemcnts
as the people OF other routes.
, 1870-06-10

CEDAR RAIDS, June 9.-The election OF Drec-
road Company toos place yesterday, with the
following result: Oakes Ames, Oliver Ames,
2. S. CroWell, +. NIckcEsop, L. g. Haz-
Jim 3. Alley, Of Boston: John ]. Blair, D. c.
Blair, James Blair, Of New jersey; ". W. Walker,
Jonn +. Ely of Cedar Rapids; c. E. Vail. Of Pa j;
ard Horace Williams, Of Clinton. Iowa The par
D!sectors' cnr Of the Sioux Clty and Pacific Rall-
EoHtl Company. No election Of Officers has set
taken place.
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ConteudlnE Against Difficulties
Case OF tho Rock Ialand Steamboat

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Conteudlpg Against D1fficulties-
CaRe OF tho Rock IalAnd Steamboat
Rioters.
Special Dcspnteh to The Chicago Tribune.
GKNEsEo, Ill, June a.-The suits which arc now
pending against the liquor sellers In this city are
causing considerable interest to be manifested
by our cittzenz. William Ziebel vas yesterday az
rested for violation Of the city ordinance BY selling
day. Charles Ftschers case came up anl the entire
day has been spent in trying 70 gtt jury. Up to
o'clock, this afternoon. only three had been ac-
9eptsa., siSty haying been ,rl 5releeted. Iohn s.
Charles pnuham, City Attorney, for the people
the June term Of the Henry Comfy Circuit Court,
to commence at Cambridge next Monday the case
OF some Of the steamer Dubuque rioters. who have
taken change Of venue to Henry County from
Rock Island, will conc up.
The weather Is cool and cloudy, With sprinkle
Of rain occasionally.
Lase-.-Tde Fischer case has been postponed
until 10 a. N. tomorrow, not being able to raise
jury. One Of the three which had been accepted
was excused on account Of being miller. The
officers have gone 70 the country IN search Of jury
men. Out Of panel of seSenty-two only tTo
have been accepted. The liquor sellers are Ii high
R4ee,
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Ralt1m4Te Live Stock Market
BALTIMORE, June A-Beeves-At q decline Of
L@kc and dull.
Sflfep-Fnl1 6upp1y aud demand dnI. Prices
4Aa5c, gross, tending doWnward. ..
Hogs-L1ght supply and fair demand, At 19A9
1sAc-
and lambs, 4,234 hogs-
SaieB-7x3 beeVeA
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LONDON, June 9.-These was tue race Sestcr-
day between the yachts Of the Royal Tnatn.s
Club The course was from Grayeseud across the
channel to the coast Of Holland and return. The
first three arrived hack In the following order:
GlGriana, Egeria, Cambria Time OF winner s
hours and 70 minutes The Prince Of Wales,
Prince TccI, und the Grand Duse Of Necklen-
burg strelitZ, were among the guests OIL board
of the yaeht8.
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men we're unanimously elected officers OF the Ma
fonal Association tor ths ensuing
President AeFanam Bogdsas
Wilson, Of Ph}ladelphia- Several Vice PEeai1ents
were elected. Executive Gommittee-M Ery!n
j. HaEsr, Buffalo, N, T.; z. g. Allen, Boston; ].
The next meeting will be held at Philadelphia
on the frEt Tuesday In June, 18Il.
, 1870-06-10

SAN FRANCISCO, June "A Salem, Oregon, de-
5pafch says that the Republicans concede the
State TO the Democrats by about 200. The Legts-
lature Is Democratic On Joint ba!lot, thereby a.
The ne9{pes voted unno1e4ted,
, 1870-06-10

NEW YORK, June a.-The sxpo!ta for the past
In re 40l 81 corn, 500 bn oats, 1857 bEs PORK,
sss 6Fls and coo tea beef, <6,7s8 bs cut meats.
D9 eo7 ns lard, 111s, ,7s6 bs cheese; total e1por1
ve't1ed stS4 g3a,762.
, 1870-06-10

BOSTON, June 9.-The trot On the Beacon Park
course, for e:s3 horses, for purse OF $4,000. Was
won by Prince, beating seven horses. Best tme,
2:sa
The double team, race for $4,000 was won hy
Jessie Wales and Darkness, one heat, in 2:23l,
the best time on record. Worst time, 2:3f.
, 1870-06-10

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
ALLIANCE, Ohio, juno 9.-To-day being the
twenty nth anniversary Of the establishment OF
Odd Fellowship In Stark County, arrangements
were made By the fraternity OF this ami other
towns IN the county for grand reunion and basket
picnic. Lodges from Aasaillon, Canton, Salem,
Rasenna, Minerva and Hanover took part
IN the celebration. The procession
was probably the t1nest ever seen In this town.
seven bands furnished the music for the occasion.
After marching through the principal streets the
fraternity repai red 10 grove near town, where
dinner was partaken Of and an address deliy cred
By Iev. E 3. Nahon, Of 1sarenna.
The occasion will be long Tenembercd with
pleasure by the fraternity N this county.
, 1870-06-10
CANADA.

Meeting In Reference to the Eeutan
RAid&x
MoE1REil. June preliminary meeting Of in
1ucntia1 gentlemen has been held to take Heps to
AFFORD the people az opportunity Of expressing their
opinions respecting INC recent Feuian raids, and
ernment to prevent such Occurrences hereafter.
The chair was s occupied By Thomas work
man, II 7. seVef4 speeEhe9 were made
, 1870-06-10

The Waterfall as a Lifc.PfcSerFer.
MEMPHIS, June 9.-Last Monday, P. r: Rayner,
livery stable keeper ut Helena, Ark, while dranE,
he had Killed her, he placed the pistol to his fore
mead and blew out his hrainA HIS wife MAS only
waterfall.
, 1870-06-10

Meeting Of the National ASSOCIATION
Opposed to Secret Societies.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, June s.-The National Association
opposed to Secret Societies meets In the Reformed
Presbyterian Church this evening. A number Of
delegates arc in town, and seem to expect a good
meeting. The Executive Committee, at an In
formal meeting, hare decided to have
q devotional meeting tonight To-mofrow-FtrGt,
secrctarJ's report; second, election Of otlccrs:
third, appointment Of committees; fourth, hearing
of correspondence.
George jayne fell from ST. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church to the sidewalk, over one hur-
dfed feet and was crushed to death. He was en-
gagged n covering Bteeple, and the rope support
ing the sca{Iu1d broke.
, 1870-06-10

TORONTO, June 9.-Tne annual meetings Of the
following religious bodies are NOW being held In
this city: The First General Assembly Of the
l,resbyterian Church, Of Canada: the Wesleyan
Methodist Conference, Methodist New Connec-
Ontario and Quebec Rev. Dr. Dcecher, OF GaIcs-
burg, III, Will address the Congregational Union
tonight
, 1870-06-10

BUFFALO, June e.-Cattle- Receipts for the week,
SOL, against 43S Inst week. Market active today
and prices better, yet good cattle are no higher
than last week, and medium thin are a shade
lower. Choice steers, averaging 400 Ds and up
ward, $9-12H@a-50 down to $A75 for atocketa
Sales, 853 head.
Hogs dull and unchanged.
, 1870-06-10

rrecsie ts more than half million, the valid
claims are to be paid pro rnfd-
THE DAVE MAEs10N IN R1CHAoNn
The War Department has sent communities
lion to the City Council Of Richmond, Offering to
surrender the Davis mansion to the city authort-
ties. on condition that al claims for rent or dAm-
ages shau be relinquisned. For some time pas
the government has been holding this property On
the ground that 1t belonged to the Coutederacy II
was purchased by the city Of Richmond eaf9y In
the waI, and presented to the rebel government
for the residence Of its President The proof
OF this purchase and donation has, however, been
lost
EHI7IEAoHEs REFLECTION
Nearly complete returns from the First District
Of South Carolina, for Congressman give White
more 1904 vutes, and Dunn 1,sss. Two ycars ago
the Republicans cast 17,4Gs votes
and the Democrats 11,o1s. The Charleston Se,e,
says many colored yoters were disgusted with
wnittemore, and felt the disRrace he had brought
upou them, and that the failure Of the white
voters to support Mt Dunn was, In all probability
mainly due to the feeling that It Is better to let
Hntttenore 60 bsck to Congress nth all bis sins
on his head.
TEE onIo R1vEK FRIDGE I'LL
Senator Boremon Of West Virginia, has submit
4od an amendment 10 the pending Ohio River Bridge
1,t1. providing that the Secretary Of Var shall de-
4aI board Of three officers to inspect al bridges
.cross the Mononganela Rser, between Nor
caDtoyn and Its mouth, and report In what degree
they fmpcde the navigation Of thst stream, and
what alterations are necessary, and II the 6ecre-
4ovr of War approves the changes are to DC made
1ttn1n Que year from the date Of the report.
To th& Associated PEca,l
1oI;T RESOLUTIONS APPROVED.
WARRINGTON, June 9.-The President has Up
,-ored te oint resolutions for the appointment of
MMenarers of the National AsJlnm 70. Disabled Vol
tIu 70 Assistant Ma-ehais for taxing the CENSUS
t4o'A ~ RED RIVER AFFAIRS
The M;nncsota delegation express 9teat srpfe-
nenE,on 1hat lie course Of Canada toNards hlel
vii unite the whole Serawsstent r. teseI 9nre ian u
comedies Rieln demands, with the !Mpo1saot @ 1eAn
emissioa q ssnsa @ sm1sS5 rsss aSnn men sh1
The froops now struggling through the MuoeI,
ness, now bsyone Lste supss9s 1q1s 4ems, n =
4heir mr1ent xta1e mp2A longer, the active inte1-
pos1nn Of the Government Of the United y sss e.
xxnaV become necessary TO tne security ol ko
@e1,at,eTs of Nlnnescts, Dakota. sod Kontana.
.fsssar R1mseJs resolution, calling fx saes
, 1870-06-10

PITTSBURGH, June 9-Crude petroleum quiet;
DECLINED; sales Of 900 bH1B seller June at 1lz.c;
500 brs spot 1t 12c; July Or August Offering At 18ci
seller ali the rear offered It Ike. Refined dull
and lower; Sales Of 100 brls each, September and
october, At &c; spot Of June nonina1ly 7atse;
july, &c; August, 27<c; September, 97Ac-
, 1870-06-10
.Ptttsburxh OIL Market.

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WHISKY $1.MH@t- Ia
MOSEr-Sterllng, Is.
, 1870-06-10

=
The House met at II. The hall Was DARK,
owing to 3 heavy thunder storm. The gas YRS
lighted In the midst Of the confusion, MI.
respondence Of the Erentng Iost In reference to
the Cutan bonds, denied emphattca1y all kuoEi-
edge OF the matter. He called upon the Chairman
10 state whether any evidence had been taken I'M
plicatlng him.
, 1870-06-10
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hfCkuLAN-In this eity, On the night Of Jrtne q,
James AeAf1lau, aged 81 Jea1, formerly Of Belfast
Irrlana-
Twenty secondxt On Friday. June H. at 10 O'Clock.
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, 1870-06-10
The Illinois state sabbath School
Convention ut Quincy.

QUINCY, June 1.-THE attendance at the Sab
bath School Convention to-day wss equal to that
to lts utmost capacity, and hundreds were forced
to leare ior want Of standing room. The conren-
ton adjourned tonight at half-past 10 O'Clock, to
ffalehbUrH. -s
, 1870-06-10

H1nasAchusetts LeRizfatuFe. =
BOSTON, June 9.-The bill granting State aid to
the Hartford and Erie Railroad bus passed the
to 10.
, 1870-06-10

Tho Now I1nmpshfre senatorship.
CONCORD, n. Il, June 9.-SeQator CraIa1n Was
nominated for reelection by the Republican eau
cuE tonight
, 1870-06-10
PIANOS.
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Carved Legs and L5re, for sess. fycoesase Pa7!or
Organ for Sio0- An Upright Pa1or grand. the finest
instrument Of tho kind ever made, very cheap. At
ID. A. G0LDSMfTH'3
81 Wasbjnktnp.et.
, 1870-06-10
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, 1870-06-10
REMOVAL.
r e m OVAL,
fs0IIECTO8,S NOTICE

Tho Office Of the Chicago 0akum Works Is removed to
% South Marketst. Orders for 0hkum promptly filled
Hfshcat market price paid for 81 kinds Of old ropes
sa1' ~ .rQHN DAWSON. ProptIesor
, 1870-06-10

COLLECTORS NOTICE.
CrTx Co1LEcTpH'a Oyr1CE,l
CHICAGO, juno 9, 1a7o
TO Whom II Nay Concern:
The City Collector siTes notice that rebate vouchers
ara now In his uce to apply In pA payment Of special
assessments levied property owned represented By
The persons named below, xnd he hereby requests par
dcs insaested - call Immediately u h1 Office, PAT
residue Of assessment and obtain receipt In ful cthe1
x.se Il becomes fmperatt ve on hin 10 sell the property
1t the tax sale now in pgocss for the full amount Of
.hc assessment, n shown on bis warrant.
n. J. 0NAHAN,
City Collector.
John C. Rae, CT H4Edinx,
T. j. Hac1lc, WIN. kx1pb-
John q. R1e, x. Hnt-
Inhn Sheri6. n. Stoue,
r. e Bafsss J.H Dennla.
ii. AInnstrun9, H. Heybet,
Vim Burke, H. Heybeft,
John Canef1. q. HuGkheff.
Petet Schnttlc9, H.H. HAw!eyt
Chaa- Becker, GAthenne fMhef'
n. HeaL =. @. Thompson,
John Dolter. geEards
John Piie, +, Htuey,
Wm VSn} }}HaYtan. H1xA hufust " si1baun,
X EdW1fda. H1nuAh McNahnu,
John NcArfey, Fl. M4lbaum.
+ Trfhrnsteio. n, P. 1oherK
G1 Errer HqpAiA Detlefbufk.
Fireman C1oagh. NIX Wellstein.
,Iohnath&D CtaIt4 john hanu)s
Jobp Anderson, Francis RoEnn,
Vim Piper, Frzncls RoSon,
H. EsehfEs Mfs Deiht,
Kno4 Avet1+ g, kuAttnk
, 1870-06-10

HI. DAVIS voted u ne Affirmative, 50 as to be
made when the vote was announced
Mr JUDD moyed to lay the motion to reconsider
On the table. ..-...-
Without acnon, the Ho1se adjourned
, 1870-06-10
ApVERTl9ER9l

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, 1870-06-10

CINCINNATI, June 9.--Tha American Baptist Free
Missionary Society adjourned to-day.
Delegates were appointed to attend the Consoll-
dated American Baptist Missionary Society, meet
ing at Wilmington, and we're Instructed to assure
tllat convention Of the willingness Of this society
to cooperate With them as so0n as Providence
shall potut out TO both the practcablity Of union.
, 1870-06-10

excursionists returned to the city by way OF
the beach, old Ocean Houss, and tho
, 1870-06-10

Patients may rely confidently upon = correct
and candid examination. The system in this
class Of cases IT, unlike auJ other mode OF
practice IN Ill essential respects. The remedies
arc addressed directly TO the organs diseased.
, 1870-06-10
AUCTION SALES.
EXECUTORS SALE
AT AUCTION,
By N. THOMAS & SONS, Philadelphia
June IA, at l2 o'clock n.
To Capita1ists, TanueFs, Conl and
LufNbE DeR3ErNs

Lumber Dealers
For Sale close estate one Of the moAt valuable
Gas Coai hud e1nock Timber in the State Of
PaunylynniA, known the CANOE RUN ESTATE,
located between CAMERON and Emporium Cameron
County, Perm. On The line Of the Phtladelphta EN-
minus Of she Buffalo Washington Railroad, 11o miles
from buffalo, n. IT, and l. also tt2reI1ed BY branch
ot the 8usquehhuna River.
This property consists Of about four thousand aeres
and II neItald with eighteen feet Of superior, pure
work able, b nous. and steam coal tvcins i've
feet four feet and th1re feet tn hckness foE
heflock aud other timber There also On Tho property
superior 1aw and 8hInkle Mills With Ill appliances fol
wards of RNfoo. Ths property u now offered and
must BE- soa Wihe4t reserve e ths hlshes. 6iddeI 4
~. by n. Thomas & Sons, 1t the Philadelphia e
change"
FoS pamphles rnapr and further particulars apply t.
l. SipPsoa ~ & E e., 1 = Rspsdwayk keHm 4; ksss H
tD South Fourth-ft, Philadelphia,
, 1870-06-10

ILLINOIS,

VIENNA, June 9.-Von Deust ls connned to his
bed b{ Illness. Els condition is not serious.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-05

HOLWAY-NARING OF Different PE1TLFs-
Few things are more interesting in their way
than the study Of the habits Of different peoples
With Scandinayians, Tcu'0ns and nations strong
" dashed with Saxon blood, eating AMI strong
drinking sre the great features Of holiday max
ing Germans are men Of lsrge appetite, as no
one can doubt who has watched their perform
ances at the midday meal but when they set
deliberately about pleasure, they give drinking
decided preference. On gala days in the Their
garten or Prater, sausages ard sauerkraut, and
trfes Of the sort. are maie subsidiary 90 the
great beakers Of beer they drain, as worthy de-
scendants Of the heroes who saw their Nalhaila
in a beer cellar with hoty0mless horns In Paris
the cofes c3Ga.d9fs oier you littie but ices and
chocolate, and beverages generally. while At the
Chateau des Fleurs or Naoille the style and
price Of the comesnbles bind hahtues Of moie1-
ate means over to temperance. They are ar
ranged purely with an eye to artistic effect, SIS
open-air concerts, theatres and bathrooms
chsnsons unmistakably ambiguous dramas
worse than illegtimate, and dancing much more
than unembarrassed are the staples Of the enter
tainment. Further TO the south, On Spanish
aamedas and Italian plszas, you may feast the
eyes on gracefully drapei figures, and the soul
on the lghtesi Of music. but the body must re-
fresh itself in BsrmeciGe fashion Now, most
Engshmen ere like the Fat Boy in Pick
wick They don't at all object TO a drop OF
something when it's COED, but they - likes eat
ing best. Pal .MaH GG-e'fe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-05
The Burden Of the Day.

v11sAa'l riso and cast away.
First the Burcc1 Of the Day.
Nlpas,ert his place, ana teach
Liz .c- labor, uo1ler speech.
stUiil- firm, arect, 1-d strong
p-cCt Freedom, irse ts s8nsa
%. we r-sa1 he1es,h The -veizh,
uu- a.a weak Iesscs cr ate.
Crook t-e knee sui sla- t,s .p
Al iur tanner fellowship:
L1l1 our stack, compliant cay
VIDA ,hs Burden %. Jlc Day
Higher paths there are % tread:
rrosher fields around US spread:
o.-e5 lalaes u sun auC STAR
tlasl Gt hand all iors 4'a--
Lar-e- manhood might we share.
GureT fortune, did we dare
In our mills Of common thought
BY me pattern all is wrought
In oar school of lite, the man
t'rilIs 70 SUIT the public plan,
And through labor love. ald play,
SHIFTS the Burden OF the Day.
Power oraI i7ri-lt ofn1ne
kiEht hath each beneath the sun
To the ealth and liberal space
Oithe independent race
To the chariot and tEa -teet.
To the viii, desire. and deed
Al, tho gods Of wood ana stone
Can single saint dartroue,
Lu, the people vino snail ard
~ sHn-t th puppets they nave made
FIRST tleF -'scs ll1 llfu obey
'r-s -he D arden ftle Day.
Thunder saeiI va n.-s- hear
I- D. .-lrs7- avn sphere
Never fa IS mon ..sia-
Siltteral b., 90 traI.as'- yeas
Never ais tart Hurst l11 .ilW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-05

The STEVENS BATTERY Among the sll.ies;
reports thai the war in Europe has originated
are those in relation 10 the Sieyers battery.
which is still building at iiOboken. The viii
Of the late Comm05ers Stevens provides for ihe
completion Of the battery, that IL shall then De
offered as a giit to the state OF New Jersey, ana
if refused shall be offered on the same terms 10
the United Sts;es The national government aas
given its consent 10 the acceptance OF the sit
bv New Jersey. and the State has expressed i's
willingness to take it, but prior 70 t1e com
ton Of the battery, and General McClei.Ah mas
the task in hand. it does not and cannot PAS
ont Of the control Of the executors OF the VIII
II is therefore idle TO burden tue wires win
stories Of efforts to purchase the battery ei'nsE
by the rational government or by Prussia 4. vi
course we could not allow It's sale to osiileer-
on, nover at war with nation peacefully us
nosss % tosarls Us, even if there were no other
abs,aeles |; is said. We may remark ineiaen'ai-
10 tbat the widow of Commodore Stevens Is ho'
jisnosed to allow the gift Of the battery or 'ne
a,Iendirure of the additional miilion required 10
.aIrnlete it to be made uncontes'ed, and that tne
na,;er will get into the New Jersey courts 'nis
fall Boston -4drerfi'e'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-08-05

\ GEASD AND TERRIBLE SCENE.-It is said
that only one person is known to have had
fol- view Of the Northern Railroad accident
al Canaan, y II. That individual was
laboser al work in field adjoining the scene
of the calamity. He heard both trains COM
ing, and foresaw from their speed what
would be the result. Waving his hat be ran
with all possible haste toward the track
When within a few rods of the road the col
lision occurred, and the scene is reported to
have been grand and terrible The engines
were long ones and were of very uniform
size and strength. The instant they met
both of their boilers exploded with power
that made the earth tremble perceptibly. As
the engines struck they appeared TO embrace
each other in terrific, deadly combat. then
rose some twenty feet in the air and finally
fell together in one confused mass Of hot
steaming and broken ruins. The moment of
the collision the air was filed with iying
fragments Of wood and iron, which in some
some cases were carried twenty rods. The
even weight and strength of the two engines
caused much Of the force of the concussiOn to
expend itself quite uniformly on the ma
chimes themselves and thus limited the dieas
ter to the train.