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sS,ssA NOTICE TO SToOKHoLDERS LcaIOAGo
49, AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY. t3n7I
a,lvl sEcRBrARSS OFFICE, CHICAGO, ill., I ?,
s.Sxs H. N. DAYS. WHISKY wARrRO oYTS
So 80 Nos, 1872 S. I1soYr Street aud lss DoJK 81.
lMMkN &c STOCK '' ' 'f' ..-,,.. ~
81 ~ ~ Of TEE BEST BEANDS

.usliG.af4 aIi IN OIfCfNAb BAHPELS.d
Among which may be found Vne ccleu tto ''lsoLDEN
WEDDikC,r Bouthm9 OF ancient date; Wheat and
Rye Wbiskiet, all pure non mapuiajlu ~
glnal psckagesl, Including those welkaown dis
THOMAS MOORE & SON, qo'q b1a Oil i2'lot %
JOSEPH s. IINCH II CO.. and ttf.
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- THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKH0i DERS OF the C0NNELLSvILt.E
AND SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAY
COMPANY win be sheld at the Office OF lthe Com
pany, No. 23S s. THIRD Street, o.l WEDN rs DAY,
March l, at 12 O'Clock NJ when an elec5,cn wilt be
held for President and twelve Directors 10 serve
the ensuing year. CHARLES WESTON
gL fs.s.r.s- ~ ssa7e.s-I t-,,.a Secretary.
Philadelphia, Feb. Is, 1871. crf d. 2 Is Ws4ts
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akss- JRRASURERS OFFICE, ST. JOSEPH
and Denver City RairOad Company. ri.t
15s-E4 truUfip ST.. JOSEPH, No., Jaa. 23 1871. lH
The interest and coupons due Feb. IS lSTl on the
first, mortgage eight. per cent. Is per cent? gold
bonds Of the ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
Company viii be raid at the ONCE OF the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, in the city OF New YORK,
upon presentation and application, on and after that
date, Tree OF Government tax. .In si-l afIifi
81 2ett L.l-n THOMAS e. TOOTLE. Treasurer. 4
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-ChiefJustice Bellows, Of New Hampshire,
IN opening court recently, condemned In very
decided terms The various illegal means Used 10
s"mdie people AZ eburch fairs, and said that As
they were iDdictable uffelises. the 0dieers failed
10 DO their duty when they suffered them 70
pass 6nnoticed. -
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n " STATE c.IwSasIA,
SACRAMENTO, February ], 1871.
Whereas, There is en- this day In the state Trea-
FURY the sum OF twentyeight thousand sQs00o) dol
lars which, under the provisions OF IN act OF the
Legislature OF ssid State entitled can act TO pro-
vide for the paying certain equitable claims against
the State Of California, and to contract funded
debt for that purpose approved April "a 1s6l ia
set apart FOR the redemption OF Cvn Bonus of Sad
State issued unrer the provsons Of said act notice
is hereby given that -, Il ~ t,-l.t ~.
s. IS sRzLED PROPOSALS. ,02la.at s., a,3l' d,}
for the surrender of said Bonds viii be received at
this Department for the amount abevespsclned
ass .ies571OTH DAY OF APRIL, 1s71,,1ii ssqs, /
at III O'Clock A. M.wolsd a8me "A adi oj 81 tGs 15d
| No bid will be entertained at more than par Value
ana a responsible guarantee must aeeompaay each
proposai which must beindorsed .'Seaied Proposals
for the surrender OF Civr Bonds OF 1907 saF 1aG
Said bonds will be redeemed and interest paid in
gold and silver coin OF the United States and mast
be SURRENDER cd within ten days after the acceptance
OF the proposal for their redemption.
,,,u,,s.3, ,s.3,g}nsiTATs 3EAFEE;.o0SoNEL. E;t3f ,s
nay. THE IMPERIshABLE PERFUME EAsA
rule, the perfumes now In use have no perma-
trace Of perfDe ieft How deens s 4 sSts e rsst 1H
succeeding the hse Of MURRAY 4 LANMANE
FLORIDA WATER Days after it's application the
handkerchief exhales a most deliahtful, delicate
and agreeable fragrance. "a cf sairoio ltuthssg
nkss- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-TH1SS SPLEEN.
- did Hair Dive Is the best in the world, the only
true and perfect Dye. iHarmless-+ -Instan-
taDe0us--no ldisappointment--n0 ridiculous tiuts--
Does p .togtdfn Lead nor any Vietie fcison % in
Iiufetr, Hair Sgste7n." Invgorates the Hair and
leaves It soft and beautiful; Black or Brown
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Applied at the
Factory, No. le BOND Street, New York. IA ~ mwfs
ss,s- ,THURSToNS IVORY PEARL TOOTH
- POWDER Is the best article for cleansing and
preserving the teeth. For sale by all Druggists.
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.tt THEAsUHY DsPAsrMgNT,S III
- SleRAMBNf0. Aeeb. 4sIi. -
Whereas, there is on his day In the a e Treasury
the sum Of two hundred and nfty thousand ts25oOOO
dollars, which, under the provisions of OF the
Leg Stature Of SAID State, entitled 'An Act TO pro-
vide for paying certain equltab claim az inst he
Safe Of California; and TO contract funded debt
for that approved Apr5 70, 1856 aud also
under the PROVISIONS OF an act amendatory OF said
sct sppIoyed April y, $780, setapart lor the,re-
dsmPtionof Civil Bonds OF said State, issued under
the provisions OF said first mentioned act noaceis
horefy given that 3 1854 ~ 81 t4T uDIstAH
1 viio eidi m SEALED PROPOSALS 1r3d bsug7co
forthe surrender OF said Bonds will be received at
tms Department FOR the amount above speefned,
uBtnthei slime b91ecG 9Lvl59ID f0t Fsbt3is Z
nsat s1eTfi DAYloF APRIL, A. 7. 1871, 1rf.tt ih
a " O'Clock A. M sn5ia 69i'astt sal - a1eia'i z
NO bids will be entertainer at more than par
value, and responsible guarantee must accompany
each proposal, which must be marked FSealei Pro-
pesals 5orth Eedemnion OF Civil bonds OF 1851 F
saidrbOnds must be surrendered within ten, days
after the acceptance OF the proposals for their
demption. i1t nla oai A.lF. CoRoNEL, 9tl
2ls nihs tlo osst 80 Edy STATE Treasurer ?
sayr Ion dorAvHlo aosPITAL, NO. iIie
The sttendis q MsnsGeis for February are :2H uJg
W HOBART BLOWN No. qOsS Wallace street. aiai1
Johp Carrow, NoI1502 Sptuce sttset.l ,b95r1oF
'C.H 1tapey M.ID. NO 12t ". Tenth street.. T3 {sI
John q. Mo,gae, NJ. Ds,) No. 1l00 CbesnE street.
.Ths attending Ply siGians are Drs, Raue, Metgan,
The attending Surgeon IS Malcolm MaGfarlan,
TIE resident Physician Is Dr. Bsetpfe odi bIs oih
The Rttt nuDg Physics and Surgeon attend
dRily at tbe Hospital. l8 sr911ass sT sfi 9rgrrf
Applications for aImission are reeeised by the
attending Manageis on Wednesdays at 3 p. N, at
the Hospital. f
Persons seriously in pjured 10y accident are always
admitted, Ii brought to the Hospital Immediately
Contributons in money received by the Treasa-
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NO. 10 wIlE'AM Streets
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.Ylaak2 3nI I'd x37aN 3HT
Credits 5f0fo 1Tfa78Ifefs
srezI ssF~n1 hlA9 ndk asaIW
'Hs'7 IN z EuR0PE. sisa6
Exehan geE on Paris and the Uhioo
Bank of London,
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30

Holiday, and the United States va u. q, Wallace, 401), arose in Michigan from so,I;.s, outside of an Indian country liquor to mn Jrss dian who was landholder and voted pndn. the laws of the State, but who afiT.toa with his tribe so far as to share in ;ts ho,,, tues received by treaty from the Unitea States. ~"''ep
 Upon trial in the Circuit Court fo, ,L;, ofIense, the Judges were divided in on;n;u, a' whether the laws of the United S,atos n' sr piled to the casc of an Indian thus admi,,a1 to the rights Of citizenship szs.les .ha Iavs ss Michigan. The Supreme Court in its man datory judgment on the certificate of divis- ion among other things thus ruled; aNo State can hy its Constitution OF other lecis. lation, withdraw the Indians within it's Ii,n- its from the operations Of the laws of Con gross regulating trade with them; notwi,h- standing any rights it may confer on sueL Indians as electors or citizens.
 The transaction before referred to, and pev- haps the Cnly eae which requires Ecense to trade with Indians outside of the Indian country, is that of buying or selling their live stock No license can anywhere legal,c selling hquor to Indians or buying their arms or their clothing, or their implements of I,I bor, or tbcfr domestic utensils.
 It Is not prctended or alleged that ,bo claimants in tho present case have sold or of iered to sell hquor to Indians, er that thev have infringcd any of the other special nro. hibitions of our Indian intercourse laws or that they have indulged any usconsionsble practses with the Indians or with others On the contrary it is a matter of public mo- te' iety ners that they have done much to ad. vance agriculture among the Indians, by the importation eDd distribution of seeds as we'll as by Othss. sinfilar services. -
 Nothing apfearing to show that the prop erty in conlrotersy was at any time within the limits eg an Indian reservation or in an Indian cotwsiry, or that the claimants have in any passisular iBfringed the laws of the United States regulating trade and inter course with the Indians the decrce of the Court in the present case Is that the eondeu- nation prayed fer ought to be and the same is refused; that the bond therein filed ougl., to be, and the same is declared null and void and the claimants ought to be paid their costs. JoHS TITUs. Judgc, etc.
 December ;, 1871.
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Editorial Spree In Michigan.

bANhauNt 4llNll', JUNE g.
The Southern editorial excursion, which
lett F. Wayne this morning at halt past
seven o'clock, arrived in this city at half
past eleven, and was met at the depot by
u large delegation OF citizens, A large
number OF carriages were found in readi-
ness To escort the distinguished visitors
about the city. After all, about two
hundred in number, had been provided
for, the procession of carriages moved to.
wards the elegant residence Of President
Loomis Of tho Fort Wayne, jackson u
Saginaw Railroad, where the party alight.
cd and paTtOok OF II lunch, after which
all the principal places Of interest were
visited, among others the agricultural and
A. T, WGbsters grounds, the most beau.
tiIul In the city Atthree o'clock grand
banquet was given at the Hubbard House,
in which several hundred persons partlci.
pated. The eXCursiOnists were met at this
place by u delegation from Saginaw, who
will escort them TO the latter city, for
which they leave at five o'clock this even.
ing,
EAsr SAGINAW, Mich, June Z.
The editorial excursionlsts left Jack
son ut 54O, arriving here at 0 =, NJ, where
they are now, numbering about one hun
dred and tiGly, and were comfortably
quartered for the night In the morning
the leading manufactures, saw mills and
other leading points Of interest will be
visited. The party will then start for
Saginaw Day, fishing and boating for n
day or two, returning home by next Sat.
urday. The trip has been perfect sue.
cess, The weather has been fine, and
nothing has been spared to secure the en-.
loyment and comfort of tho excursionists.
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IOWA PRESS ASSOCIATION.
MARSHALL, Iowa, Juup

hAhSlAlilst. .loN ~ 'HH' .
The annual Convention OF the Iowa
Press Association met here this morning
at 10 o'clock. The members took up the
morning in an excursion to the lie Grand
marble Quarrics, six miles east of Mar.
shall The Convention was called to or.
der by j. s. Cllrkson, President Of tue
Association. A speech Of welcome was
made in behalf of the town OF Marshall
by Mayor Griswold A response on the
mart OF the Association was made by DR..
Purdy, OF Burlington. A considerable
time was taken upin discussing the quCs,
ton OF advertising, and participated in
by Messrs, White, Hyatt, Hunt, HattOn
AinswOrth, Cloggett, Sperry, Montgomery
and others In the afternoon Mr.
Frank Hatton, OF the Mount Pleasant
Journal, delivered one of the principal
addresses OF the Convention, on the best
method Of conducting weekly paper
The address was an admirable one, and
abOunded in good sense and many telling
points, Following this address was the
election Of officers, which resulted In sew
eral ballots without choice till O'Clock,
when the Convention adjourned TO wit.
ness trOtting race, The contest was be,
tween Irish Tom and Junkin
The election will be resumed at the
evening session The attendance is the
largest in the history of the society.
About two hundred editors arc in attend.
ancG, nearly every county in the State
being represented. Many of the editors
have their wives with them. The excur.
sion, which leaves here for Duluth to.
morrow morning, will BE- about three
hundred strong.
The evening session will be occupied
with the election Of officers, an address
by Judge Frost and poem by Matilda
Fletcher
The sentiment Of the Convention on
woman suffrage, was tested to-day. A
motion TO permit the ladies present and
going on the excursion, TO vote in the
election lor officers. The motion was
carried by II thrCe.lourths vote, and some
fifty ladies voted.
At the race here to-day, between Sleepy
John, llomely Jim and Joe Hooker, best
Sin D, for 5000 purse, Sleepy John
took the race and purse on the three last
heats, in 1856, 2;3G, and 2AO.
At the evening session of the Iowa
Press Association, the following officers
were elected for the heensuing year: Presi.
dent, w. W. JuniCe, Of the Fairfield
LedgerJ Vice President, W l.. Vestal,
Storm Lake H'Otj' Secretary, Frank Hat
ten, Mount Pleasant Journal; Treas.
urer, $, o. Walker, Bloomfield Deni0crdi,'
Executive COmmiitpn-JulUp Vhavpr Of
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JEWISH CONFERENCE AT CIN-
CINNATI.

CINCINNATI, June T.
The Rabbinical Conference reassembled
this morning, DR. Hulesh, of New York
in the chair The following committees
were appointed 49,
Rab6iaicR Coltgc-Drs. Wise, kallsch
Fluegel, SOnueshelm, Burkenlhal, Hulesh
and llilienthal,
Sabbath Schools dih Ttrt BookS-Drs
Lillienthal WeXler, Kleeberg, Eppsten
Mayer Sourlield and WelsGh.
P,biicdtiOHs-W WOllenstcin, Berklne,
Moses, WelsCh and Meridian.
circuit Prdaeling-Drs. Wise, Machol
Fleugel WechslCr, Gerstman and klee'
berg,
Leciure-Drs LilIicnthal, Wise, Cohen
and Kalisch,
Church Nlir-Drs. Welsch, Graus,
Cohen, Laskcr, Meridian, Bauer and Moses,
The Prayer Book Committee was nu'
thori1cd 10 publish q book Immediately
after the conclusion Of their laboTS,
A motion of Dr. Wise To take up hia
paper ON Divine Service dt the Day ol
AtOnement, was followed by long and
animated discussion on the form of atone
ment and the different ideas entertained
years ago and now concerning it, This
was one ofthe hottest days in the Syna.
gOgue service, in which DR.. Wise OF Gin.
Cinnati, Hulesh OF New York, and
Mayer OF Cleveland, participated, Drs.
Wise and Mayer both taking somewhat
radical ground in relation to the question.
Dr Wisp's rpsnlutinn hnWpypr WAS lost
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

A telegram from Jamestown, New
York, announces that Senator Fenton's
health Is improving, though he will be
confined to his room for some time, His
disease is gastric fever.
The Bank of Holland has reduced its
rate OF discount to three per cent,
-Atth annual meeting of the New
England Associated Press Ut Boston, yes
tcrduy, the old officers were reelected
Hon, John b. Skinner, one of the
most distinguished lawyers in New York,
and prominent citizen OF Buffalo Tor
many years, died in that city yesterday
morning,
New Brunswick has appointed three
Of It's members, Messrs, King, Moore and
Frazer, Hs a delegation 10 confer with the
governments Of Nova Scotia and Prince
Edwards Island with II view to united
action upon the Washington treaty,
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, June Z,
The Illinois Soldiers reunion, at Rock
Island to-day, was II grand affair There
were between 10000 md 10000 persons
present at the proceedings General John
a. Logan was the orator OF the day.
In tic New Jewish Conference u paper
was presented from $. Berwick, Of Pat.
tcrson, N. j., on the SeXuality ofthe veg.
clablc Kingdom. lie took the ground
that plants in general are masculine, and
that the earth Is feminine to them.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railroad Company held It's annual elect.
ion Of directors to-day in this city. The
same board as last year was elected, with
the exception of II. Kennedy, who was
elected 10 I'LL the place made vacant by
the death Of John Herne, of New York
The old officers Of the company were
reelected by the directors.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, June T..
The statement that Bishop Palmer had
addressed remonstratory communica.
ton to Rev. Dr. Tying, in consequence
OF his having recently occupied the pulpit
of Rev. Cheney, Of Chicago, lately dc.
posed by Bishop WhitchOuse, Is pro-
nounccd by Bishop Palmer untrue.
The brig j. 5. Bowen, reported yester-
day by the ship Europe as having been
boarded at sea, and in distress, owing to
mutiny OF the crew, arrived in the lower
bay last night, The mutineers were ar.
rested aud confined in the Staplcton,
Staten Island, Jail.
The troubles among the quarrymen in
Harlem have been renewed. About sixty
OF the society attacked party of non
society men at work last evening and in
jured two OF them,
In the matter Of the bankruptcy petit
tiOn, John X Penn, Charles " Galway
and Lrrien Ii. Culver who failed in 1867,
for upward Of $9,0OO,OO0 and involving
several banking establishments In the oil
region of pcunsylyuuln IN complete rum,
A iinal decision was rendered yesterday,
dscharging all three OF the bankrupts,
The Times says James Fisk's suits
against the Albany Il Susquehanna Rail
road, was taken off of the Circuit Court
calendar on Monday and Is probably at
an end. The result has been brought
about by u recent decision of the General
Term, in Fisk's other suits with the same
company.
Horace Greeley returned FROM, ,,hs
Southern trip this morning.
Arrived the steamship Alexandria from
Glasgow, and HGlvela from Liverpool.
The Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted
Masons held two sessions to-day. A large
number OF resolutions were offered and
referred to appropriate committees, The
introduction Of preamble and resolution
instruCting the Grand Lecturer TO so alter
the ritual as TO completely ignore all
ailuson to scctarianism, called forth II
lively discussion, during which the Grand
Master said any Jewish Lodge could, If
the members chose, be dedicated to King
Solomon instead Of ST. John
The strike among the brakemen on the
Erie Railroad Is ended. New men were
obtained at the old prices,
The work Of removing Diamond Reef,
between Governors Island and the Bat.
terry, Is finished
The directors Of the Viaduct Railway
at meeting to-day subscribed for one
million dollars stock, A. II. Stewart tax.
ing one thousand shares and most of the
other directors five hundred
At the Prospect Park races, second day
and first race, Tor n purse Of $4,000, by
horses having never beaten 2.20, five
started. Thomas Jefferson was the Ia
vorie and took three heats easily in 2:2Oi
2:g12 and 2;272, In the second race, for
horses having never beaten 23i, for II
purse Of $1,000, eight started. 1t took so
long TO decide the race that darkness
came on before 1t was iinished the last
two heats were trotted in therain. Fanny
Fern won the third, fifth and sixth heats
in 2.3li, 9;3lt and 2:34. Tomorrow the
great irOt between Goldsmith Maid, Amer.
lean Girl, Geo. Palmer and Lucy, takes
DlaCe
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CONCORD, June T.
The Governor and Council appeared at
the Hall OF Representatives this morning,
and administered the oath to the mem.
bers elect VIM. II. Gore, Democrat and
Labor Reform candidate, was elected
Speaker by one majority, over Adams,
Republican. Mr.. Gore is nm old Aboli.
ZIONIST, and was nominated by the Uem.
ocrats TO secure labor reform votes for
Governor.
Mr., Brigham, Of Littlcton, offered res.
olntion declaring John Jackson, Of Little
ton, Clerk and ]. II. Goliath, Of Bornsted,
assistant and on it called the yeas and
nays. Mr.. Fowler, Of Concord, offered
nm amendment that the House proceed by
ballot to the election Of Clerk The
yeas were iGl and nays lOO The Speak.
cr claimed the privilege Of voting, and go
tied the vote, and the amendment was
lost. An exciting debate followed,
during which various amendments and
motion to adjourn were offered.
Questions Of order were raised and ap'
pcals from the chair made, but the
House finally adjourned without action
on the resolution.
The Senate did nothing more than elect
Senator Campbell temporary chairman,
and appoint committee to examine tue
vote for Senator. Both parties will hold
caucusscs tomorrow evening.
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ST. LOUIS.


ST, LOUIS, June z.
The steamer NatChpZ arrived here this
evening, ON the first OF four fast business
rips she designs to make from New Or.
leans tn this point. The time was three
days and 23 hours, only lOur.and.a.hal
hours slower than the famous race Of the
Robert T. Lee last July. She had over
one hundred passengers, made 90 business
findings, lost 40 minutes each at Memphis
md Cairo, ran on slow bells the last ofthC
Ray from Cairo up and the first night out
md most Of the next day; was run against
terrific rain and wind storm, and the
distance from port to port was 200 miles.
Captain John N. BOhnger, President oI
the St Louis and New Orleans Packet
Company; Stevenson Il Verlander, agents
Of the Merchants Southern Packet Com.
pany, and j. T. BuHleau, agent OF the
Mississippi Valley Transportation Com.
pany, telegraph from New Orleans that
they will not hereafter receive or trans.
port goods in bond under the present
regulation required by the custom.house
at New Orleans.
John MOnteith, formerly Of Cleveland,
and lor some time pastor OF the MayllOwer
Chapel of this city, has been appointed
State Superintendent Of Public Schools
rie Ira Dirale, resigned.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Z,

SAN FRANCISCO, June7.
The iron screw steamer City of Mel.
bourne, the first of the new English line
from Australia TO New Zealand, while
coming in this afternoon, ran on PineOn
Rock, 1t is supposed, however, she will
be got Off uninjured.
Alvinson Howard yesterday purchased
the mill companies interest in Crown
Point Mine, amounting to 4,l0O shares,
for 81 ,230, 900, or three hundred dollars u
share. Six months since tie same stock
sold at three dollars share. The Point
Just declared ten dollars dividend, the
first since 1868.
Two boys have been arrested charged
with murder in stOning Chinaman to
death on Fourth street, last week.
Mrs Fair is said to have paid her Coun.
sci and physician, who testified to her in.
sanity and attended her professionally,
For hunting up witnesses and other eX.
penscs the trial has already cost over
100000, and DR.. j. B. Trask, her princi.
pal medical attendant and witness, now
sues her for $4,000 more.
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CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, June Z

CINCINNATI, June7.
Preparations are actively progressing
for the Cincinnati Industrial Exposition
to open September 9th. All arrange.
ments contemplate larger display than
last year.
Nettie s. Davis, young woman Of this
city, in endeavoring to kindle fire with
coal oil this morning, exploded the can
containing the fluid, and so terribly burn.
ed herself that she died this afternoon.
Dr. Joseph 7. Webb was yesterday
elected Superintendent Of Longview Lu.
natic Asylum.
A jury was cmpanneled to-day in lie.
bannon, in the case of Mcclellan, charged
with the murder Of Meyers, and an eXami.
nation of witnesses for the State occupied
the afternoon.
The Kckeongos, Of Fort Wayne, beat
the Antioch College base bali club Of
Yellow Springs here to. day. Score 4C
tO2