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, 1870-05-24

The Grain and Fruit Prospects-Ar~
rnngcmcntx for Decoration Day
Murder erCRse-ArtfcIes OF f1Ncorp0I1a-
t30n Filed.
Special Despatch to The Chicago THbane.
SPRINGFIELD, Nay ga splendid r01n-storn
this morning has dtspelled any gloomy forebodlugs
that mar have arisen In tho minds Of our corn
growers and fruit 1aiserB, and nov everything
bids fair to yield more than an abundant increase
Strawberries are plenty In market, and sell foz 20
Arrangements for Decoration Day orc nearly
completed The ceremonies T1ll be mora I'M
rtessivc than La 1nr former year. The nltlrea8 at
CAMP Butitr will he delivered by Ex-Governor
Oglesby, aud that at Oak Ridge By Governor
Palmer. ..7."
During seemingly playful scutle to-day be-
tween Dennis RYDER and Frank Lewis, two young
men Hiring at Hewitt, Lewis drew pistol and
shot Ryder dead. Lewis WIS Immediately arrested,
and Is now Ii our County jail awaiting the action
Of the grand jury.
The Hilton Coal and Iron Mining Company, OF
Tazewell County, capital stock 100000. With Its
principal offices at Chicago fled articles Of moor
pDratIQn to-day,
, 1870-05-24

NAs11Sd1oss 21As -s
RAILROAD BulS.
Mr.. WILLIAMS reported, with amen9menls. t1c NJ
m granting to The A1cn1sa ax3cG adpgh Teht Of Way to
Aibnquerqne, and ten sections Of land PER lille On
nj: PoMERoT reported eghst,tate f9E ,tss1 the o
Eor1heastcrn Railroad It grants the 1ignt OF Mays
and ten alternate sections per mile on eacn sloe "
3 line, from York OF Meridian, Mlss, ~ MN
REVOLUTIONS.
Mr. CAMERON reported q Joint res0tollon 70
furnish medals 10 Penn9yiya and MASSACHUSETTS
soldlets who were n1st to arrive In Washington IN
Api5 pMi5TnaYER I1a offered resolution re,,.nc nnon
the Secretary Of the Interior iof iaforuafion re-
lating to the s. Joseph Railroad, Of Missouri, and
also in regard to the report Of the Commissioners
Pacinc Railroad. Adopted
I1E lEG1sIa11vE 15l. EIc. ArrnorHqA11oS n1rt~
rriation lin was proceeded with. '''0N 1&'1'''@
An amendment by Mr. CORDETT, that male
CLERKS counte1s and copytsts IN departments shall
forming the same dauess Was setected-5eas1 c;
nays. 81.
nactpg females, IN the matter Of conpensation on
he suggestion 81 Nj. MORRILL, (sie), b adding
to sunoint females a clerks in any OF the Glasses
.of cierkahIps In the departments And adopted
~ - <ox.uTrrrs oP CONFERENCE,
COMMITTEES OF Conference were appointed a!
follows:
Eessrn Stewart. Edmunds and Stockton
-Ou the nImy b1-Acssrs. Niisons Morton aat
Abbott ,,,--,,z,,.
EETEyCE AEp EUESplICEEs
Nj. SHERMAN addressed the Senate upon th
,.-ei e1,1iect Of appropriations. to show that tn
70 ta tea o "a sss Ffal r. a
GUY - - aferreti to the fact that appropriation
ns Msass s msia the easss sar psi
9!sc9 s9, - s,s;11a fnr nrope1tY Of loya1 pe0pe6 de
aaRE taf ;sae %s tea9R Wee sss es s9sa'f 3e4 L
,,Hnt o., ~ 1he interest On the public debt, th
5sysaaa s5s% @spns noeve se eePeee pIepessa 81
-ean a9rar All ti1e special taxes On sales, g7o;
ee s9E,s ss3s q IN ne spRss ,ai sooseeo &C., bee
Efarnns- and Buaal1 income tax, Hneas GAcei sti
Tie eE we're PAID an oxsE the fe hstoT q
inco1ne taT. to show Its equitable character: rs,
NT. cASSERLT followed against 1ele"0 0s
He - - TnRTON sid the country demanded q T
, 1870-05-24
IOWA.


WAsHINGTos, May es.-The Chicago & North
western Railruad Is being pushed rapidly forward
worth, Knnsas, where It forms Junction with the
KANSAS Pacidc. It Is expected that the cars
viii run from there 70 Fairfield belore the 1st
ri January. This road rnna through some Of
1he most beautiful country in Iowa and Mis-
sour, and, when completed. it wtll be one Of
Tie lest pairing Of the numerous roads finding
cagn. RocK IsIand and Pacific Road at this place
The lows Northern Central ts also progressing.
This Toad Is being built from keoxuk no5fhward
to Cedar Rapids, ria bit. FleasanE' washington
and Iowa City. ,a,,- .o,,,.o,
again. Il Is already completed 70 New bost1n, on
few miies Of this place Wc shau 6oon ti7al Chi
caRo ps q ratlfQru center.
, 1870-05-24
LINEN AND LAWN
SUITS.

For Ladies. Misses and Children.
which they can sell at lower prices
than the poorer work Of the East
ern cities can be sold here.
, 1870-05-24

From The Cincinnati Commercial, May "a
Quite an interesting exhibition took place on
Elm street, yesterday afternoon. 4 couple Of
grown men, who ought to have known better,
vent in bathing III the canal, near the yine
street bridge. About o'clock, just when they
ware having the best Of the fun, policeman
made his appearance upon the bridge, and. be.
had their clothes and vas leaving with them,
, 1870-05-24
,Nc1E Orleans Market

new Ont HAks, May ea-Corros- Nominal; mid
hng1, EXC: receipts, 20. .53s bales; EXPORTS 1,sot
baIes: stock, l. - rss5 bales -
BKEApsfrrFs-.Flo .Flour-Snpe1nne ngH, at $s.50
other gradeg easis=r;; douhlc extra, s5a5; treble
extra, tara CoEn--Fhm: mi1ed, Lao; white:
$l.5o. Oats, &c. Bran x123. .Q08130.01
uAf-Eaaier: prime, $eH50.
PRor1s1oSs- pork, t31.e1. Bacon-shoul.
dt.1, 141ic: csear lib, 17,sc: clear sides, 1sc:
Hsns, e0if@e1c, Latd-16@l7Hc foE t1ercc, aud
1etal9Hc for key.
GaocEx1Es-snga- dnlI: prime, 1o!l&11c. NO
lasss:s-PTime rebollel, 70@;5c. CoGet-Fa1r,
1C7sls11c.
STlRElEE-e31.
, 1870-05-24

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CA1Ho, May a3.-Durtug the prevalence Of a
thunderstorm In this city, this afternoon, man
named John Stafford WAS instantly killed by q
stroke Of lightning, aud B. Cashmnn and one or
Two others seriously injured. 1t ts reported that
one OF these ts not likely to recover. All Of them
were employees Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company. Mr. Stafford Ieaycs a wife, to whom
Ee was married 0bout six months ago.
CAIRO, May. 93-This afternoon lightning struck
n group Of seEen secton-1nen, nj work
on the railroad track, Instantly Killing
J0nn Stafford, foreman. and IDjurtng q.
others were summed, but not dangerously hurt
Only one Of the Ecrcn escaped without injury.
, 1870-05-24

BOSTON, May 2a-At the annual meeting OF me
American Peace Society, the receipts Of the rear
we're stated at $4,000, and In excess Of e3pe9ui.
lures. The Western Branch was represented as
nearly setf-suBtatninR. - .
The American Educational 6Oclety report re.
ceipts Of 81 600; expenditures, S24, 400. Number
Cf young men aasstel, g3a.
At the animal meeting Of the Society for Pro
noting Christian Knowledge, 1t was yoted ta COM
uittee that invested funds be appropriated Tor the
ensuing year, han to the NeadQll Theological
school, aild half to Antioch College, at Yellow
SPRINGS, Ohio, for the purchase OF books.
AT Inc meeting Of the New England Women i
, 1870-05-24
INDIANA.

Taxes Paid In the Tenth Internal
Revenue DIstEict-P0liticA1.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, May 2a.-During the year
ending May the following amounts we're collected
in the Tenth Internal Revenue District Of Indiana:
Special tax, 3scol income tax, s11 ,1774o; other
taxcs, $50. Total in district, $i6,7s9. The heay1
est income in the district is S, 500. ~
For ire Of the principal cu1nty Offices there are
twenty-s11 candidates for nomination on the
Democratic side. Each one Is confident Of re-
cciying the nomination. Lively times ahead.
, 1870-05-24
70 Messrs, McKE0NE, VAN HAAGEN
& CO., Philadelphia and New York:

70 Messrs, McKE0NE, VANHAAGEN
& CO., Philadelphia and New York:
The IMPROVED ORIENTAL
DETE1SIEE SOAP 1nauufac-
turcd by you I11s been in use In
the public Institutions of this
city Tor several years. 1t has
been found to be deserving Of re-
comHaendut1on Oh the score Of
economy, and because of its
freedom from my substance In
furious to Fabrics cleauscd by
the Laundry Other Soups have
been very thoroughly tried In
the public 10st1tutfons-by the
Bonrd of Directors of the House
OF fAndustry, Deer IsfRnds House
of Correction and Lunat1c Hos
pital ofSoutk ISostnn-but none
have given SO cntIrc satisfaction
us the ssORIEyT4AL DETER.
SaVESOAP,' and they Will not
permit the purchase Of any otE-
er kind. You will please deliver
for the City of Boston House of
Industry, 100 boxes ORIENTAL
DETERS1TE SOAP. Also, zoo
boxes ditto for City of Boston
Lnnatfc Hospital.
WILLIAM SE4ATER,
Director for Public Institutions,
Woston, Mass.
, 1870-05-24
The Eenfan Moycincnt-O'Neil Pol
icy denounced

CINCISNAT1, Mar 2a.-Eolonel James W FItz-
ge1ald. recognized IS leading Fen}an ns well rs
Politician, addressed the camp last night tn regard
committee to solicit funds, In the following words:
~ positively decline serving On any such commit
lee. This affair will end In miserable nasco;
lny eyep Eptsc-tt will be the certain slaugh-
.er Of few brave de1udcd, end an
eternal disgrace on the name Of Ireland !;
Twill tend to more firmly rivet the tytauta grip
on cur race both in Ireland and elsewhere; It
vii serve as an excuse for greater and renewed
iu-tzeatment of those now suffering in the prison
pe,s OF England; Il will rctard the cause OF Irish
Of sslsible men. They have neither arms, ammu-
nitioa nos money anC certain destruction or DIS
grace Is incsitaLle; hence decline having any
thing 10 do with it,
C1ScESAT1, May 2a--It Is rumored here that
party Of about fifty Fenians will leave thus city to-
, 1870-05-24
RELIGIOUS,
Preparations for the Annual EIcct-

Preparations for the Annual 9Iccr-
ing of the Illinois St1tc SUNDAY +
School Associntion at Quincy.
QUINCY, H., May 2a-Thc annual convention
OF the Illinois State Sunday School Association
will be held IN this city June to ?, inclusive.
people, has been secured, aud Is being ntfed up
Tor its sessions. Arrangements have been male
aleeaes 1a the vno r9aSs Gs7 f 11
one wly. This being the fifteenth anniversary OF
SundaE Schools IN Illinois, 1t Is expected that the
number in attendance viii be larger ttan ever as
extensive preparations are being made by the cIti-
zens for their accommodation. AbIe Sunday
School men from other States are expected. Phil
lip PhilipsE1l1 conduct the singing. Persons pro-
posing 70 attend should, and are requested TO- no
tify the local committee through {. ". Eearlen,
thelr Secretary
, 1870-05-24

Fourth, was burglarized between IL O'Clock Satus-
daylight and daylight yesterday morning. The
doors Of the safe we're Hrenthed on and
badly torn, and abont $4,000 worth
Of gold watches and chains, also diamonds and
Jcweily, carried Oh -Four men, named Bully
TTpEsief, David Cummings. David Riley, and Geo.
Mullen, are arrested On suspicion.
John Bishop, keeper OF q saloon adjoining Spiers
pawn shop, has been arrested On suspicion Of be-
Ing concerned In the robbery Of that shop, negro
woman having testified to seeing various burglars
tools In his saloon few days ago. Spler cffels
onethtd Of the value OF the stolen property for It's
recovery.
Conrad Hornet, policeman, who wns sun-struck
sone dnyB Eince, was fonnd dead yesterday In the
southern part OF the city.
Mra- Wcckeulin died yesterday from the effects
Of a coal oil explosion.
After three intensely hot days, the mercury
ranging from 92 to 26 degrees, violent thunder
storm passed over the city this morning.
, 1870-05-24
The Methodist Conference Mt Mem
Dlh2k<

NENTHIs, May 23.-1n tie General Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, seVen-
teenth day, Bishop Daggett presiding, the COM
m1ttcc on Sunday Schools made IN elaborate re-
port, providing for General Secretary Of Sunday
Schools, elected by the General Conference and
Secretaries OF each annual conference, w1s0 shall
report to the General Secretary, In order to render
more efficient and uniform system After q
lengthy discussion the report was adopted.
The Committee on Missions reported in
domestic boards into one boarl, to
be composed Of the Bishops md delegates Of each
Conference. This portian Of the report was adopt
ed, and the remainder laid over for the o11ler Of
the dag, the veto power Of Bishops which WIS dis
cussed until the hour OF adjournment.
Up to this time the Assembly has been holding
only one session day, and this morning 1t wa3 a
rcrr brief one, In orler to give the committees
time to digest and prepare subjects on which the
body will take action.
, 1870-05-24

In trau.feng ezr b=tness to succffsugs, ArssE-
z. take n1+asuts In ecoou,neuJ-
ing item to our corsponaents n every way worthy
Of cantdence, ftet as4uEeI that A1i business en-
tEuatck 10 them will receive prupt md careful atteu-
ton.
LYMAN h4A1R,l Late Of
, 1870-05-24
4 Pestilence Makes Its ApPc<1 <1Eancc
in Paterson, NcT jersey

From The .Sctc FORK STANDARD, A1y a.
Tyler street, Paterson. street running from
Bridge to River street, has been atileto1 With
Ill who hare been attacked With it. 1t has been
treated for scarlet fever, but it is attended
with many strange symptoms which make it
appear something out Of the ordinary
list OF diseaees that the hu-
mau race arc afflicted with. The VIC
tins Laye holes eaten through their throats,
loved few days suffering, the bodies have
grown black 4 Holland family has lost two
little girls; Hr. Milne has lost two children !;
and Mr. PatEes has had one death in his
family from this disorder. Other deaths have
occurred, and others arc now afflicted with the
disease. It is eaid to hive come from q COL
oted 9amilv, and ia mere severe upou the
), Whites than upon negroes. It is spre.ding
"a, 1idly, and its progress is marked With alarm
II the Patersonians.
, 1870-05-24
A Uenrdlcss Yonth Attempts to ElOpc
with the Mother Of Five t1biIdfcu.

with the Mother Of Five ttaiIdFcu.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago tribune.
OTTAWA, Ill, May 23.-Yesterday, b couple at
tempted to e1ope from Marsell1es, In this county.
The woman is Is yee1s old, the wife Of very re-
spectacle farmcr living ncar Aatse1es, aud the
man is a yerlant youngs:er OF, pcrhAps, q years.
The woman claims n-treat1uent Du-the part Of
her husband. The boy has no defence, except
taat he thinks she is an angel; She has i've chill
lFcn; he is nobody. Vigilance Committee
were out last evening, to ufta pne or both Of the
parties on rail-, but legal proceedings have been
commenced, and 9 trial Is now In progress. This
affair creates much talk.
, 1870-05-24

:R~Fp. s.lc by au Booksellers and Nsv.deal=zs-
FIELDS, 0SC00D l. Co.. Publishers, Eostou.
, 1870-05-24
General Assembly OF the PreSbY-
tcri1n Church South.

al Assembly this morning Kev. NE. McEl-
wee, delegate from the Associate Re-
formed Church and Rev. Dr, BoWden,
delegate from the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, conveyed the fraternal salutattons OF the
bodies they represent to the assembly, and Were
responded to by the Moderator.
Richmond, Va, Huntsville, Ala, anu Little Rock,
ARK, were placed In nomination as the place for
the next meeting. On the second ballot Hunts
there In the church Of which Rev. F. A. Ross, D.
D., Is pastor.
1t night an enthusiastic foreign missionary
meeting was held WIS addressed by Rev. ].
T, wilson, D. D., OF South Carolina; Rev. Allen
wright, OF the Choctaw Nation; md Rev. B. u.
Palmer, D. D., Of New Orleans: anu resolution
inferred by Rev. Dr.. Bull Wns adopted
, 1870-05-24
The Presbyterian General Assembly
In Philadelphia

'puuApE1rHM, May 2s.-1n the Pfesbytef1an
General Assembly the report Of the Joint Com
mittee was taken up. The question Of boundaries
of synods was nrst considered, and those Of New
YoiE and Long Island agreed to as reported An
adjournment was then carried, that the Commits
ssnners frou the several districts might confer
fnrefher bad determine what will be hest for their
owl localities, and thus expedite the business Of
the Assembly.
, 1870-05-24

Twelve Thousand Dollar @aF2larT
-Arrestx-Denth from Sun.Stfohe-
Fatal ExP1osiun-Rain StoFms
ST. 1oUls, May e3.-The pawnbrokers saop 20
Barnett Spier, on Pine eIaet, between Ialfd auo
, 1870-05-24

Special Detpateh 10 The Ch,eaeo Tribune
OSHKOSH, May ea.-The Executive Committee
Of the Stnte Horticultural Society hare decided to
hold the next summer exhibition on the SD and
a3d Of June IN this city. full premium list h,ls
lust betn Issued.
The County Board Of SupeyylsnEs organized this
afternoon ty eIect1ug E. ii. Danforth Chairman.
, 1870-05-24
DECORATION DAY.
Progress Of tilt, Arrangements. fur tho Deco
ration Of the SoIdierss Graves.

meeting OF the joint committees Of the Boa1l
Of Supervisors, Eoard OF Trade, Bridges Battery
Association, and the g. a r., was held yesterday
afternoon ut the COMMITTEES room Of the Board OF
for the dedication Of the soldiers monuments
erected at Roseh.l1 by Cook County, the DOard Of
Trate, and Bridge Battery, aud for suitably OBJ
snE aa Eao Aps @ Tas see}sS R a @
Sajor % veI E F. & Kiosss, Secretary. '0 ''e1@>
On Colonel Bridges motion that committee be
aR1t @Rliia1Y ofeanizstien = ~ u $ sis city. IT, snd
Il tae s3anaesass with ae1 1a1 T. peSe4 te
ae tne 119%nR 81 ani
Ba!teg, Captain l. 4 Mn!ts; Ro5! =; e a1tai;;; a H.;
coSnf bdesaag ssn1nFs5 F5;, Psst r. T. t.
e 4 Smith; Nineteenth Illinois Infantry, CAPTAIN
~, = Christian: Twenty fourth Illinois 1nfntry,
capx Erne; HnStesn tGi 1i3;o;s mn:
naa nei Wrf T. us White; seyentEsecond Illinois n
tatE ns, II. j. Stockton: EtshtJ-second "
nols ihfanuy. / ~ Y. II. bennett: natte1y 4, zap
ts1G batf Gni Iapta Mo1,, Battery D, CAPTAIN Rum.
seT: @ unon Ycterssr Association Captain a1pnonse
Schmidt. N' ,ya,,a,c, II zsae ,eao,yed
to1 IN a metGn ssr o. ne,s Il Gill; their tleads and
faiIies. and ali who lore t.. ~ nsa- % y ~; y,
invited 10 join 4 this 1menia lis natioaa day
noble dead, an., in . oose. 'ans ,isn u
On motion oi Colonel SchanI sef, tne rho rmnd
to Rose Hill was placed nt Is Gc.- Us Ae1
trip. .an.o m com.
tnItter, which will meet this afternoo T.Ie
at tho committee loom Of the Boarl Oh 1roe.., IN
be pr present. anl O Otter s Veteran military so;;za
tons Tot recognized on tile committee arc
to send a representative. 4or
"A meeting Of the Bridges Battery Assoc(a. WI
was held II Methodist Church Hsock, yesterd3. >
pursuant to adjournment The Committee Of Ar
reported the programme OF exercises,
"a follows-eXcrcfsez to commence q Monday,
the sOtt. at O'clock q, H.:
, 1870-05-24

The incautous bathezs made . very pathetic
appeal for their raiment, but the watchm7n
was unyieldins, and carried the garments away,
and hid them. Returning to the canal
be stoned the pair until he drove them out Of
the water. He then chased them, stark naked
is they we're, along the canal to Elm street,
and down Elm, through crowds OF people on
every square, to Seventh street.
The PROCESSION then moved east On Seventh
street, to midway between Elm and Race
streets, where one OF tho naked Individuals
rushed into little dwelling, closely followed
by his friend. The bathers did not stop to look
at the door-p1ate to see whether either of them
lived there Of was acquainted with tho occu-
pants Of the house, but they threw themselves
unresGyetl1y On the mercy Of the family. Ther
had reason to congratulate themselves upon
tie house loaned each Of them q srit Of his
clothes, and would not hcax Of their leaving
until the =" beaI'' had disappeared.
, 1870-05-24
SOUTH PARK.
Notice TO Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will bs received by the uu-
dc1rgncd at his ntce No. II Insurance Exchange. Is
Sa1Iet, Chicago. uuf1 Wednesday, June 1st at noo1,
for the tu-oIatins and delivery of $50 cubic rasa Of
Broken Stone. Of a maximum eizf Of i1ches-
And aleo, a,ol0 cubic yArds ot clear Joliet Gravel
screened to maximum eize Of inch, and free frun
1oau. To be delivered K3uk1kee and Drrxelav.
BouleraSds. sHherc the Union Stock Yarts R1lroa8
track said BoulcvaEds, In the towu Of H5do
Park, In Cock county. III: and to be delivered daily.
the work progresses, with eq1al daily average
to quantity, commencing June 1Gth, and to be fully
completed bS the 1T Of September next
The Sau:h Park Couulit<oucts reservp the right to
reject any a prupoaala and require satisfactory
bond for the proper execution Of the work-
GEO. ". WAITE,
CII;cf Enxineef of South Park C1mra ssjou.
, 1870-05-24

The Chief OF Police OF quincy Rec
moved.
Special Dcspatch to The ChtcaEo T'ibunt.
QUINCY, Ill, May s5.-A special meeting Of the
City Council was called tonight to Inquire into
the charges preferred against Isaac Abrams,
Chief Of Police, Sho was suspended By Mayor
Rowland few days since On account OF In
efficiency. The Council sustained the N ayor, md
Sir. Abrams was removed His successor will be
appointed at the next regular meeting OF the
Council
, 1870-05-24
PRUSSIA.
PORTUGAL

BER11s, May 2a-An the members Of the Ger
man Hu1d approve the proposal Of the North Ger
man Parliament for the abolition Of the death
penalty.
, 1870-05-24
AusTRIA

VIENNA, May es--The Austrian Government has
appealed to popular suffrage In the Fecoganlza-
ton OF the Diet
VIENNA, May ea-An imperial decree has Just
been Issued for the dissolution OF tho National
KeichsIath, and also Of Diets IN various prof.
bodies have also been ordered. Should the Diets
decline to choose Deputies to the Retchslath, the
government engages to 0Ttfer direct arpea. to
The Inhabitants OF the provinces tos that purpose
, 1870-05-24
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