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The Nou.EpiscopaI Methodists.
prTTsBURGH, May 90.

The Non-Episcopal Methodist Confer.
ence, by a decided vote, refused to author.
ize the organization of females to the
ministry. The Conference decided 10
remove the Book Concern from Spring.
field, Ohio, to Pittsburgh next September,
Alexander Clark was reelected editor,
A. II. Bassett publisher An entire new
Board Of Publication was elected. The
Conference will adjourn tonight
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KANSAS.
TOPEKA, May 90.

TOPEKA, May 20.
In the insurance case referred to yester.
day, where the defendants claim on life
policy on the ground that the insured
killed hImselrin u tit OF Insanity, AssO-
ciatc Justice Miller charged that there
WIS no presumption in the law primG
GdcM or Otherwise, that sclEdestruction
was an evidence of insanity. The
net Ol suicide must be shown
to be the result of insanity the
party must have been moved to the act
by an impulse that he could not resist, If
such state ofmind existed the company
must be held liable, but il the party in
the exercise Of his ordinary faculties
had become angry excited or
distressed that he preferred death TO lie,
the act of suicide was his aim and the
company could not be held liable. The
jury RENDERED verdict against the COM
many,
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THE GOOD TEMPLARS.
The Recent Session Of the Il. W.
Grand Lodge at Baltimore.

BALTMORE, MD, May 90,
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge of
Good remplArs adjourned last night,
alter dsposing Oi great deal Of business
Fraternal greetings were interchanged
with tue National Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association, In
session in Washington, by telegraph. A
memorial of tho brethren in England,
praying for permission to organize su.
preme body, similar in its functions 70
the II. W. q. Lodge, was lavorNbly acted
upon, the new body Obe called the Wor-
thy Grand Lodge. Tho books and sup.
plies used In Great Britain may be printed
there, but the pass word must come from
the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of North
America. Second and third degree were
practically abolished. The organization
OF temperance at points wherever prac.
ticable, Is recommended. To-day the
members Of the X. W. G. Lodge will
visit Washington and be received by the
President at 10 A.. NJ.
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Fatal Accident al Cleveland.

bNhbhNDi W hAhl SO'
A fatal accident occurred this morning
near the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Shops.
A number Of laborers were engaged In
putting up some scales when Il shower
compelled them to seek shelter. They ran
across the track, not observing the near
approach OF the freight train. William
Mcintosh was rtln over and Instantly
l.
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Weather Renort.
.l. ...I . WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHiEF SI1NAL OPFiCER,
w WAaIiiNnrnN. u O. MnN 90

.... .. WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SI1NAL OFFICER,
WAsntsoToN, D. O., May 20. '
Synopsis for Ina Tptat -Four Hours
The barometer continues 10 iall slowly
on the Pacific coast and at the Rocky
Mountain Stations, The pressure has
diminished from Mississippi TO the Allan.
tic coast and Is highest in South and
North Carolina. The low pressure which
on Thursday existed from Lake Superior
to Maine, Is now confined to the Eastern
States. Light rains have fallen Mt the
North points from Iowa to Lake Huron
and eastward to Virginia and Vermont.
AT present. partially cloudy and clearing
weather has been reported from North
Carolina and Southwark.
Pobdbihties.-It Is probable that the
barometer will continue low with warm
weather on Saturday in the Mississippi
Valley and South Ohio Cooler and
partially cloudy weather Is probable from
Wisconsin eastward TO the Atlantic.
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SAINT LOUIS.

ST. Louis, May go.
Jem Mace, the pugilist, arrived here to,
day, and Dick Hollywood is expected to.
morrow. Macehas taken quarters at the
Washington House, where he will train A
little, and leave for Kansas City Wednes.
day, so as to be there June Cd, the day
appointed by :he referee for the fight to
take place.
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A Canada Editor Drowned.
AFovrppT Mao or

George spaight and A. Dodge, the
former sub.editor, and the latter night
editor ofthe Gazette, newspaper in this
place, were drowned yesterday while
out boating. The boat was drawn into
the rapids, and capszed
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Sr. DENIs, Nay 20
GERMANY.
BERLIN, May 20.

BERLIN, May 20.
A Gazetb special announces that the
triumplial entry of the German army into
Berlin will take place on the 10th Of June,
and that the 18TH ofthe same month will
be observed as u day Of thanksgiving
throughout the empireie Bismarck has
agreed to compromise upon the Alsace
question, making the government OF the
conquered territory Il dictatorship until
1879. The sanction ofthe lleichstag Is
however, required for raising loans in
AlsaCc,
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TIE NEW LOAN.
A bid for el35, 1000 700 6 per cents.
..N. NEW YoRk. NAV 90.


'"N NEW YORK, May 90.
1t has transplred that Jay Cooke & Go.
have, on the part oil themselves and com.
binations of home and foreign bankers,
rendered bids to SecretaryBontwell for the
balance of the two hundred million dol.
lars new five per cent bonds which will
remain unsold on the first Of June next,
The conditions of the application are
such as hold Mr.. Boutwell, to the policy of
selling the remainder Of the five percents
only in combination with the four and II
halrand four per cents. 1t Is represented
that the Secretary Of the Treasury Is de-
liberating over the proposal, and will
probably accept II, as II makes an imme-
diate market for about $3.50, ,OO0,0 900 more
of the new lOan.
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Canadian Forests on Fire.

The country around Ottawa Is threat
ened with fires. The whole country
around Pembroke, Chelsee and Bucking-
ham Is filled with dense clouds of smoke.
The fires are spreading rapidly.
Prof. Bernard, High Commissioner, Is
in town, the guest Of Sir John Mcdonald.
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Nova Scotians Denouncing the Treay.
HALIFAX, NAV 60.

The Chronicle this morning has very
strong article denouncing the treaty.
The opposition journals are urging the
government to convene the Legislature, In
order that that portion OF the treaty OF
Washington bearing upon the fiseries
may be discussed.
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Sentence COMMITTED.

LOUISVILLE, May 20,
Lizzie Wilson, colored, sentenced to be
hung in this city on the 2d o! next month
for in iantiCde, to-day had her sentence
commuted to imprisonment for life,
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Successful Launching of the evil
liam OFton."
NRw YopE Nav

NEW lONK, May ".
The Western Union Telegraph Com.
panys steamer William Orton, intended
ion laying and repairing the cables in the
vicinity Of New York, was successfully
launched from the shipyard, yesterday
afternoon.
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MedlcaI,
sIMILIBUs oURANTUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

Have proven nom the most ample experience
an entire success; simple -Pr0mpt-Rhl
and Reliable, They are the Best Family Medi-
made In using them 30 harmless ~ 10 be FREQ
from danger aud 80 efficient as 10 be always re-
liable. They have received tho highest COnimOn-
dalton lr0mlhe thousands who have long used
and known them and will always render salts.
action to those who Try them.
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Names of Red Leaders shot.
List Of Palaces and Public Build
ings DESTROYED.
A Female Fire Brigade Shot.

n FemHl6 FlIe DtlBhuo ShOt'
OUTSIDE OF. PARIS, May 26-A.
The following leading insurgents have
been shot: Wales, Anoreaux, Brunei
Regault, Dombrowski and Bousquet
The report Of the arrest Of Pyat and Des
luscheze Is yet unconarmed. It's rumoret
that all the hostages held by the insur
gents are safe, but nothing positive q
known relative TO them. The following
named public buildings have been de
stroyGd The Palais of Tuileries, Ministry
Of Finance, Prefecture Of Police, CourI
of Accounts, the Palais of the lie
gion Of Honor, the barracks on the
Quay D'Orsay, the Hotel dc Vile
and Mont De Piete. The following have
been saved Ministries OF Marine, interior
Of Foreign Affairs and Agriculture, Pan
LheOn, Ecole Militaire, ECole Des Beaux
Arts, Bank OF France, Credit Foncier ant
the churches generally. $50
At 3P. NJ. the battle at Pantin con
tinues, the insurgents being attacked or
three sides by the Government troops
The conhagraiions in Paris continue.
World special
ST. DENIS, May 20.
All the collections In the Louvre CALLER
les and Palals Royal are intact. Tht
troops to-day surprised and shot largt
company Of women engaged In pouring
petroleum into. cellars, and aiterwart
throwing in lighted fdses.
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cinGs In usg-so simple that mistakes cannot be
made In using them 90 harmless Rs TO be lreO
lrOm danger and 80 efficient rs 70 be always re-
liable. They have received the highest common.
and known them and will always render salts.
action to those who Try them.
No. Cures PTioSi IN BOra Gents.
ReVeFs, Congestion, lntainmAtio
Worms, Worm fsWT, Worm Cplic.-r..23
Grylng.Colc ST SIG TSSsI1hinG o. i, inifah'"''""S
DysenleFy, Dripping, Bilious CVllc."..".9b
ghOleras L0rbuH, HOmlt ltins...,',..".,.."!6
SSESH Sol&: FSd.SSeSs
y Headaches, Sick Headache, VcrtlgO".2
70 Dyspepsia, BILIOUS st9mGen. n..,."'.'.'.,...,23
Il WEl,tS WElIrS, To- Protass PSTodS
- Group Congh, Difficult BreAthing."."" =
4 g ErupilOna, salt khculn, ErysiPelOS...."..26
10 = keyUTRnd AEpe, Chill Fever, AgueSo." y
tptGSmTa Sva and Tr sSSS ~ Weak EyS:S
" ChtnTFh, acute or chTvIlO, lnnuenEa....,5O
~ WhOOplnE-COugh, violent cOuRhs",....tO
u g Asthma, oppressed Breathing R".q...""...5O
"a Scroi"iS, EniSPSsd Glands, sweIIiGES :. 20
y General Debility Physical WeAkntssn,60
Rropa and seaniy Secret .'...9
q Kidney Disease, Gravel, ,."....".".. ........OO
Is Nervous Debility, Involuntary Semi.
lnal !lseh.Tges. announcement q
20 uFinary WsnknesG Wsiiing Od.......sO
81 PalpfI Periods, lystsI .....p......oO
S2 SuhetlnRs At Change q Life ;.....,......i %
% Epilepsy, SpA1Ina, 1t. YItuA Dance .....l W
81 DlphtherlR, liberated Sore ThroALr,...5
PrlCOIn Nlala, large SiLe"" ....LOC aud
Family Cases, In Morocco, with
86 largo dram yIalS, containing the above
= list withOoCok Of directions complete, $40 %
20 900
20 lnpApcr ease, with book. ..n.. 8 90
VETERINARY SPECIFICS,
Case Of 10 l.OEyials, in fnId, 100 doses each,
with manual Of directions, giving full
account OfAll diseases Of IlOrssS, Cattle,
Sheep, Dogs and Hogs, with full dlrco-
lions for uiO, in neat walnut case, com.
plete. ........,.....,.......SlU SlU "
Ponds Extract,
Cares Piles, Neuralgia, TOOthaehe, Bleeding
OF the Lungs, Stomach, Nose Or other Organs,
Burns, BrIlitS, LAuShSSs. Spralns, RhSumA'
tlsm, Sore Throat, sore Eyes, B0IlB, e0rnB,
Ulcers, Old Sores. The Hest Family Medicine
known. H ~
Price, 6.OttOc., PIntS 81 90, Quarts q 76.
t2r- These Remedies, except PONDS RX.
TRACT, by tho case or single box, are sent TO
any part OF thGDOnntfy, by mall or express, Nee
Of charge, ontecelpt Of the price,
Address HUMPHREYS SPkCfFiC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
oAlcc and depot No. b69 BROADWAY, New York
For Sale by all Druggists.
A full assortment Of the above for sale in Wheel.
Ing by EDMUND BOOKING,
BOOKING b CARROLL,
LOGAN, LIST q co.
TIIOS. j. FINNBY.
A fu'l asaOrImet OF tho above for sale in Bell
aIro by j. a NJ. N. MERCER.
uOv24.cOd&w
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Ann Conian committed suicide nj st,
Peter, Mimi, Thursday, by eating arsenic,
lhe cause for the deed Is unknown.
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'ft "
(NlIAPLtNE STREET RESI-. I'm
~ DENCR FOR SALE, ,..,.., iiI
By virtue Of q decree Of the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling, rendered nt lt4 April term,
1911 in A chnncefy cause pending In aald Court,
wherein Charlie, u. Bncr IA complainant and Rob.
tri r. Ford and others are defendants, will, "a
Special COmmIHIonCr named In eaiO decree, offer
al public auction ut the front door Of the Court
House Of OhIotOnnty, on
SATURDAY, June 10, 1871,
beginning at iOocloch, A. ~, tho following de-
scrlbcd real estate, situate In the city Of Wheel
ing, that Is 70 So; the north thrty.six 1857 feet
murc or less, Of lot numbered one hundred and
cghty.elght U@l on the east side Of Chapline
street, In Centn Wheeling, running back ofeyen
width IN an alley, with the bnIldings and I'm
prUvements thereto belonging.
TERAs or SltE-Onethfd Of the purehAtc
money and such fnrther sum a. the purchaser
shall elect, In hind the residne In two equal In
stallments In nine and eighteen months respec-
lively, with interest from day Of sale, the pur.
chaser giving bond with approved security for
deferred 'n'A'"cn" WIN p. HUBBARD,
myiTh Special Commissioner.
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Mem Publications.
NEW BOOKS,
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RECLUSs THB EARTH. THB EARTH, DESCRIPTIVE
HISTORY OF THB PHENOMENA AND LIFB OF THR GLOBE.
By REcLUG Translated By the late B. WoodHad sna
by Hesy Woodward. With 2ol Mars and Inus0nS end
Page MsPS printed In Colon evo, Coth, Sa
LIPB AND LETTERS OF CATHAREB n sED0WlCk' Edited
By Mary Dewey With PrOnpeoe and Two Steel P0rs l2DO
Cloth, Ga
EASTs ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC FOR lSn With nsarJ 80
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This Almanac Paper 30 eeutsi Pour Copies 81
THR STUDENTS ANCIENT HISTORY OF THB BABr FROM
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DIR THB GREAT. INCLUDING BGYPT AsSYRIA, BABY
JONIA MEDIA PERSIA, ASIA MINOR, AND PHGHICIA By
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ABBOTTs LOUIS PHILIPPE THB HISTORY OF LOUIS
PHLPPB By Abbott author Of The History Of Frederick
the Great" re Illustrated 6mO CLOTH 81 20 Uniform with AbbOttI
illustrated Histories"
THR RISE AND PAIL oP THB PARIS COMMUNE
WITH A FULL ACCOUNT OF THE COMMANDMENT, CAPTURE
BURNING OF THE CITY. BY W. Pembroke Pedge Rye
Witness the Events described Editor Of HaPe Handbook Of RO
opeaA TrIVe HarpeTS Phrase Book &C. With hsp Of Pans
and Portraits Original Photographic Large l2mo SIG pages
Cloth, 81
KIEGsLBYs WEST INDIES AT LAST! CHRISTMAS IN THR
WEST INDIES By Charles Kingoy IuEnted limo, Coh 81 So
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
FRIDAY, Nov. l7--P. "

There has been quite an active business in
some Of the leading railway shares, to-day especially In
Union Pacific and Ohio and Mississippi IN which the
street gossps say thero is TO be a movement" The
general market opened weak and fell of generally from
To per cent. Some active purchases by the oll1uc7
however, impaired strength to tho quotations
which, under this impetus, made an advance OF 10.
per cent I'm Union Pacific, Western Union Telegraph
wabash Ohio md Mississippi aud Reading. aud In tho
general list Of to bper cent This sharp rally was mai
nray enough followed by a reaction; but at tho clos"
the market had firm undcrtone. There has been b"i
little movement except in the above mentioned stOcE
and at tho close the transactions in these were much
smaller than earlier In the day. In the miscellaneous
list Quicksilver advanced small business, Will"
Marposa was heavy and Consolidation Coal steady
At the Boards note sales OF c. C. and l. c. ut lSa
Panama co; Harlem, l23lal2i, and Morris and EsseN,
9a9 Before the late election for Directors OF the Pa
cic Mail Steamship Co. an attempt was made To create
laugh at the expense OF what was called the se"nS'
machine interest" meaning particularly Mr. A. H. STOCK
we'll since elected President Of tho Steamship Co. We
do not know the gentleman personally but his Opatona
in Wast within the last year have been upon ~
large scale as attract much attention, ana 80 faI
as Mr.. stOckwen concerned we have seen
nothing in his operations to excite laughter; but on pho
contrary much admire In his pluck, persstenoy ana
evident financial skill II he will now 20 on and REFORM
the of tho Company Of which he seems to
have complete CONTROL by introducing IN place OF many
Of the useless old tubs which they have GU hand the
best and most economical steamships and In many ways
reducing running expenses with the increasing Import
ance OF our commerce with China aud Japan, he may
make the enterprise a and himself an enviablo
position in the business world BY the last financial
statement OF the affairs OF the Company just published
1t appears that they have cash and cash assets 02
and that they own 949 shares OF the capital stock
Of the concern Unloss this money on hand Ia needed
for increased facilities in the form Of new steamers, &c.
why would 1t not be advisable to emplOyt In buying IN
the capital stock OF the Company ut present market
rates. with view to retiring the stock purchased.
and thus with that already tie hands Of the Company
reduce the capital fnom 100000 to slOOOOOOOt Then
with good economical mann cement and the prospects OF
Increased business there might be reasonable hope oi
dividends The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices paid for active stocks sold to-day:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamer CITY
Of Nev.YOrk viii close at sis o. m, at the AerchantS
Exchange 80 and 50 Pine-st
There has been . fair supply OF money onering
thrpughsrt the day, and call borrowers have setsne@
their requirements ct and per cent with exceptions
at the legal rata There easier feeling In discounts,
and prime aceeptanOes sen readily s0l1 with saes ~
low a. g. SAongh these gre rare. mo rettanees 70 ana
from ts center Just at this nOmep about counterDal-
anee each other
The Government bond market has heen strong, And
come purchases for investment have been made buz ne
oerines sre scaht AZ the close, Qnotaons were tho
hiehess made toAay. FAsk Hatch report a. follows
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O1-R YOUNG FOLKS.

CoxTESrs Jack Hard and his Fortunes (ConclnsiOn BY j. T.
TROWBRDGB; In the Fishers Hut Poem BY HELEN BARRON
BOSTWCK; Trip the Big reea by Aun FTsnssi Bluebds In
Autumn Poem by THAXTER How Tommy rode Horse to
Water; The Dog Melrcse his Mistress Part IL, BY WALTER
MITCHELL; Fdos Psnees Poem BY ELLEN PORTER CHAN
pIoY Ms,or Maitland his Bear stones by AJAX T. Lannon's
stormy Days PaSue by LAURA D. NICHOLS; The Stop Of The
P.usy by MARGUERITE g. TOWNSEND; Give them AothsS
Poem by Mn NJ BLISE Our Young Contributor" The Evening
IAmp; Our Letter Box.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
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