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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

WsshIngton News.


The Chicago 1ribuns's Washington spe-
cial of the 18th gives the following as the
yea and nay vote in the Senate on the rat
iacation Of the treaty at Washington:
Ysas.--Amee, Anthony, Baysrd, Buckingham'
Cole, COnkling, Cragin, Edmunds, Ferry tMlcn; ,
Fenton, Flanagan, Frelinghuysen, Gilbert, Hnmil-
tom (Texas), Hamilton (Md.), Hamlin, Harlan,
1Meo, Morton, Nye, Osborn, Patterson, Pomeroy,
Pool Pratt, Rumsey, Rice Robertson, Spencer,
Stewart, sumner, Upton, Trumbull, Wilson, Win
dom, Wright-U.
-Arsvs-casscrly, Carpenter, Davis (Ky), Davis,
wv Va) Kelly, Salisbury, Stevenson, Stockton,
Sprague, Thurman, Vickers, West-12.
Blair was paired with Morrill,, OF Yer
mont. Those absent or not voting were
Cooper, Csrbett, Howe, johnson and
BrOwnlOw.
The United States Senate has ratified the
additional treaty between the United
States and Great Britain, defining more
clearly some Of the provisions of the nat
urslization treaty.
A Washington dispatch of the Goth says
Vice-P President Colfax has 80 far recov.
cred that his entire convalescence was
considered certain.
The second trial of Congressman Bowen,
Tor bigamy in marrying Mrs. Susan r.
King while his wife, Mrs. Frances Bowen,
was living, in Augusta, 8. G., began at
Washington on the Both.
It is reported from Washington that the
Senate left the following treaties undis-
posed of: The postal treaty with Ecuador,
the treaty of commerce with Italy, and the
treaty with Mexico, extending the time OF
the commission for settling claims until
January, 1872.
Vice President Colfax left Washington
on the evening of the 31st for his home at
South Bend, attended by his regular
physician.
The United States District Attorney at
Washington has announced his intention
to prosecute the four recusant witnesses
handed over to him by the Senate to be
punished for contempt. He intends to
make them test cases, in order to settle
some questions arising under the act.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

LADY's HOME MAGAZINE The fronts.
piece in the June number of this popular monthly
is entitled, " The Hawk and the Dove " An exten.
sion sheet Of children's fashions for summer, and
other fashion Illustrations, are given, and the
stories, sketches, poems, useful recipes, etc. are
of the usual variety and interest Published by
T. S. ARTHUR g. Sons, Philadelphia. Terms ga
year; three copies IS; four So; eight and one ex.
ira, k12; fifteen, and one extra, $50. Splendid
new steel engravings to getters-up of clubs
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

MY FRIEND, stop that terrible cough, and
thus avoid consumptive's grave, by using
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. For
curing all throat, bronchial and lung diseases
it has never been equaled. Sold by druggists.
hfiQ
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

We call attention to the advertisement Of Owens
Lane, Dyer q Co., Of the Eclipse Machine Works
the country has done more to improve the ma.
chinery called for In the West and none are more
extensively engaged in its manufacture Tbe,
steam thresher, California Chief, takes the less
and oils the bill in this line,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08
THE CHnDREN's HOUR.-The Jun

number, which completes the ninth volume of this
interesting little magazine, contains the usual va
riety of entertaining reading matter, with appro-
pirate illustrations. Specimen numbers sent to
applicants on receipt o. stamp for postage. r.
S. ARTHUR q SONS, Philadelphia, at 81 Is year ;
five copies $500; ten, and one extra, 1900.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

IT is often remarked by strangers visiting
our State, that we show a larger proportios
of good horses than any other State in the
Union. This, we tell them, is owing to two
principal reasons in the first place, we breed
from the very best stock and in the second
place, our people use Sheridan's Cdvalry Con.
daion POWDERS, which in our judgment are Of
incalculable advantage
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08
the investigation of the charges presented

the investigation Of the charges presented
against him by Rev. DR.. Carlton.
The Massachusetts, Legislature was pro-
rogued on the 3lst. Three hundred and
ninety-nine bills and ninety five resolves
were signed by the Governor.
In the Connecticut Senate, on the 3lst,
the constitutional amendment providing
for only one State Capitol was lost by a
vote Of IL to 8, lacking one vote OF the
necessary two-thirds required TO submit 1t
to the people.
A match game Of ball played in Phila-
delphia, on the Slst, between the Experts,
of that city, and the Olympics, OF Wash.
ington, was won by the latter-95 to Z.
The West.
The tug 3. 3. Jones exploded her boiler
at Port Huron on the 18th, killing the fol-
lowing named persons Andrew Rath-
bone, mate; Thomas Blanchard, first en-
gineer; Patrick Mcclure and Delbert
Preston, wheelsmen, and Charles Miller,
fireman.
A terrible tragedy was enacted near
Richfeld, Summit County, Ohio, On the
evening of the 9th 1t seems young
man named John Hunter, Of Carson City,
Michigan, had been sutton of thu. daugh-
ter of Robert Gargett, farmer living in
Richfield Township, but was discarded.
On the evening Of the 9th Hunter
went to Mr.. Gargett's house, and met the
old gentleman at the gate, and demanded to
see the young lady. Upon being told
that he could not see her, he drew q
revolver and fred bullet into Mr.. Gar
gett's head. He then rushed into the
house and shot Mrs. Gargett, killing her
instantly Rodney Gargett, young man
seized the ruffian, and was also shot in
the head, but not dangerously. Miss
Gargett escaped by leaping from second
story window, and taking refuge in a
neighbours house. Hunter was arrested
Robert Gargett would probably die of
the wound received.
German peace celebrations were held in
many of the large cities at the East and
West on the goth. The one in Chicago is
said to have been the most extensive and
imposing civic display ever witnessed in
that city. The procession was ten miles
long, and was three hours in passing a
given point.
The Nebraska Legislature met on the
Both.
A Detroit dispatch of the Both says re-
ports from all parts of Michigan represent
the crop and fruit prospect as splendid,
with the single exception of potatoes,
which would probably be generally de-
stroyed by the bugs
Tuesday, May Both, was very generally
observed throughout the country as Deco
ration Day.
The suit Of L. p. Milligan against
Senator Morton, Gen. Hovey, and others,
tried before the United States Court at
indianapolis, has resulted in verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for the sum of five
dollars. 1t is said the defendants will APP
peal to the Supreme Court of the United
States.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

THE General Conference of the Meth
odiss Church (non- Episcopal) recently In
session at Pittsburgh, Pa, has, by de-
cided vote, refused to authorize the Ordi-
nation Cf women in the ministry.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will give more
relief in cases Of Chronic Rheumatism. No
matter how severe, than any other article
known to medical men.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

"A California paper tells how the jury
in the case of Mrs. Fair made up its YER
diet, the statement b. ing made, it is claim
ed, in the words of one of the jury:
During the progress of the trial not one
juror spoke to his fellow jurors of the case,
and when we retired to make up YER
dict, no one knew anything of the opinion
of his fellows. On entering the jury
room the first thing done was to cut a
piece of paper into twelve pieces, and to
number them from one up to twelve.
These were put into hat and drawn, and
the slip drawn was the number of the
juror. On these slips each juror wrote his
finding in the case, and when his number
was called put it in the hat. When l
wrote my finding murderin the first degree,
hardly thought there would be another
such finding on any of the slips, but when
the slips were all deposited and taken out
and read, to my great establishment it was
found that each juror on the first and only
ballot had voted just as had-murder in
the first degree.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

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Co., 1873 Il 140 Grand street, New York and "a
ceive by return mail WEBS EK's POCKET D1o.
TIoNARY, the most useful, compact and comprs.
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

Some genius in Vermont has made the
startling calculation that in that staid,
matter of fact State, there are no fewer
than 5000 drunkards-that is, men who
are recognized sots. Of hard drinkers
there are 13, 500, and of occasional or mod
crate drinkers there are over a. 900,
Iuaking in all 90, 800 tiplers
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

PERSONS afflicted with any of the diseases ats
ing from disordered liver, stomach, nervous ue
bility, dyspepsia or liver complaint, shouio "!
Perry Davis Pain Killer. 1t seldom fas TO enss
a cure in a very short time. Those troubled WIFE
ague or chills will find ii a sovereign remeoy'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-06-08

"A letter from Berlin states that three
of the leading Free Mason lodges of Berlin
have issued joint manifesto to the other
lodges in Germany, urging them to break
off all intercourse with the French lodges,
on the ground that the latter have violated
all the fundamental principles of Freema-
sonry, namely-non Intervention in eccle.
siastical and political affairs
The Bank of France took the precau-
ton to send most Of its bullion to its mar
thine branches, such as Brest, Bordeaux,
and Toulon, whence it could be sent by
sea at any moment to England or any other
place where the Germans could not come.
In consequence Of this ppscaution the
Bank of France still retairA9~as much as
ga O0O, go of actual coin and bullion-a
larger amount than that of the Bank of
England.
The Pail Mall Gazette says q heather
tribe has recently been discovered among
the Kalmuck Tartars, whose women wear
their hair in q more painful and inconven-
lent fashion than ladies in civilized coun-
tries. The hair is BRAIDED and left to hang
in tresses down the back, and heavy gold
coins and precious ornaments are attached
thereto, 80 that the strength of the wearer
is often over-taxed to carry them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Third-aye. Railroad Relief Assoclat on
held their annual picnic at Joness "oo"' ''S'0'"
The Society numbers 1856 members
The annual examination of ST. GaDre
Grammar School began last evening, and VIII cOntn o
this tomorrow, nd Friday evenings
The Rev. w. NJ. Taylor of Liverpool lhs''
now occupyng the pulpit of the Rev Dr. storrs OF tfGk
lyn will deliver an address III AsSoclatIoh nan '
evening. ~,
The Annual Meeting of the Association o. tne
Alumni of she University OF the City OF New-loh VIII
lie held In the Council Room OF the university o1'"0
~, at Z. III.
The Fest procession on June % will 10 re-
viewed by the Mayor at Unon-square, ana not . inc
CITY Hall The only Ango-American vocal organ
which will participate is the Choral Union OF Wassou'
The regular monthly meeting of the New orS
Association of sunday-schoo Teachers was he'll IN the
Fourth.aye. Presbyterian Church. at Fourth-6e and
Twenty second-st Il. C. Wilder In the chair. MB Enil
A. Rice illustrated her mode OF teachhg Win d'"s' VI
about GOzen small scholars
The Methodist Preachers Associatio con-
tinued Yesterday, the discussion to the re't'e a-
thorty or the Bishops and the Annual Conferees Inc
Rev Dr. Kellet the principal speaker, held'hap the
Hlshos are clearly aud distinctly admnstras o. the
80 "a ,,',rs .af OYER thc Conference the Cen
ere! Conference which makes the Law; that uc b.sloP
has authority To dorido al points OF law at ~ hnn
Conference uFt the jadge explains the :" lot 'ne
turt: gnu ;hat n the Annual Conference wan" uiI'ti
nom his 1eeisou they mat 80 back to the theiai NVh
ference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
HAPS AND MISHAPS,

Frederick Hale, age 1O, of Brooklyn, was drowned,
Yesterday, at Pier No 4, T. r.
Patrick Mclaughlin, age AZ, OF No. 70 Muberryst.,
found dead, early yesterday at No. l2O Worth-st
Mrs. Grace Sadler age So. cut her throat with
yesterday No ga West seenteenh, causing dangerous
John Miller a German laborer, employed In the
Gas Compsss works the foot Of North Tselht, Brooklyn d.
banged himself yesterday.
Ernest Agnarius seaman of the brig Caprera, fell
bay yesterday, and MAS instantly killed.
with Il. Wife at No. III s e an hen stabbed himself IN ths
breast with shOe-knfe, causing dangerous wound
John Burke of No. u Leonard-st, fell in fit yes,
,so S severe cut. on the Is. Taken to the Park Hospital
Edward Richter, Ferdinand Sherner. and William
Severn eomposng Richter Co, held in $500 bail
Yesterday carving the liquor business Improperly No 'W
oushbyst, Brooklyn.
The three-story brick tenement at Fifty-nnth-st
and A,enue was roa', damaged last evening BY fire. caused BY some
S lighting syns The 0s ss The building owned by Michael
An investigation relative to the murder of John
Gas who G me sr E o% s .s Apn 10 at
walsh Rew.bO Testified that tail struck the blow and then
escaped.
Theodore Deitz, a German carpenter, residing at
onehundrede twenty and Thra fell yesterday from the
va. . iSrs VIM Ha.%aa age p s from scad story
window ofh Madison Park House where he employed bebO
Julius Brach, age q, died yesterday in Bellevue
TS cs ssg e % S S i I s Ss platform
Gilmore age died in the same hosp;s IGm injuries resyed on
Of Antwerp. lying at Pier No IS, North River
Commissioner Bosworth listened yesterday to ~
complaints against policemen Paroman Eiwad M,oEey Of NE
Fourth Precinct charged With striking Paroan Michael Roughan
with his f aud drawing pistol him Referred ParOman Henry
Ford 81 the Twenty-nnth Precinct charged with striking prisoner
admitted the acquisition bp, pleaded that e prisoner - desperate
character who had escaped m him Judge Bosvorh said there
for the assault Later the day the Board me, and dismissed
John H. senecke the Twenty Prcnei for inioteaon John
Qugey Tor aouca0A snd assault ouor
oar No "a and Cleveland A. cOlnor Of the Twenty
eighth for negleetng TO patrol bis post
In the Court of General Sessions. before Recorder
Haeke yesterday John Leonard for stealing 10 ron Martin Az
drews liquor store Tehtbaye, Oct 1870 wrs tai e
AMI FROM T. Hhoo NAV H. three yea, aIl * months 40 had
labor MAR ONll stealing diver watch iom Bantl Agh@W I
months James Gogu Larceny um the I'rn four az hari
labor tc Saunders, hophing i've bn" eLs
John Ca burglary three AMI nr months eH .oih ut
dover petit ATcsay months Tie 81 Ffrsk 1 elageI
with Keeping pubic laisT Which was eme i IL-T. O. ne
of indictment ard the TC, Adjourned
tern 70 ave ,ouLstl owen prteEt spca gls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20

convenience Of the wesrer Many prefer the regular o''
cular cloak but others object on the score OF
freedom Of action thun Is Afforded ~ thS iOne,
sack or balfAt,ino casaque with sleeves and peete
cape. -, -.
Never has there been great furoro Tor 'nce ,V'
only for trimming bat In sleeves collars, dropeIy io
sleeves AMI dainty bows for the neck The
Of lace are offered In the greatest variety from ,he sn
pie laceedged muslin frills, to the beauuiui i VI
valencennes or point. Bosom drapery OF hne ace v'
enciennes insertion and edging and delicate crinpu
frls Of tulle are very becoming serving "an""'' :"
toning down and softening the complexion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
pPONINYyT ARRIVALS.

Everett Uousc-Miss Nilsson, Col Snow or
Fppiand Capt. Temple, u. &. ~, and Judge James H.
Bell Of Texas. Fifth Avenue loeI-J Os pr 9tlel
Gen. A. Buford of Kontucky,J II. Ramsey OF Albany
Ross Campbell OF Baltimore, and c. = Bushnsi OF NaE
Haven - Westminster HOtCl-CoDmander henry
Wilson, U. S. N 49, Gsey IIouse-Exh Ber rt OF
Wnshingtou == ST. James Eotel-tien. H. Il: CIltl, u:
s. A. - Grand Central Hote,-Nathan Adams q
Memphis. ==--= BrevOOrt HOuse-EN-Goy Lawrence Oh
Rhode Island and Gen. S. L. Marvin OF Albany -
Aston H.ugc-E. B. Morgan Of Aurora, n. Y. - bt'
Nicholas FotelThe Hon IT, A. TIdGH Of NeT-,eDanoa'
W o. Winston OF Alabama, and Dr. j. s. De!cyan OF Al
baUy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
A DEpUTY-sHERIFF ATTACKED.

Louis Lenfuscher Deputy-Sheriff and Mar
shall Of the First Brigade arrested VIM. H. and Charles
Heard, yesterday for interfering with him in the per
Torrance OF his duty and threatening his life. The CON-
painant had been directed by Capt Morris Duckworth
OF Company I, god Regiment N g. g. N Y, to arrest
Private Jesse VI. Heffard of his command and convey
him 10 Ludow-st. Jail for nOnpayment or fines and
dues. He taking the prisoner to Jail when he was
while defending himself the prisoner escaped. The
cused held to bail by Justice Hogan In the sum OF
car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
RASE-BALIl.

ABRUPT TERMINATION OF a GAME IN TROY
TROY, June 10.-The game of baseball to-
day, between the Haymakers and Kekiongas OF Fort
Wayne called in favor ofhe Haymakers, at the be-
ginning OF the seventh inning by Isaac Leroy umpire
(score, TO o. because the KckionCas refused to subs
tute bail for the which had been in and which
had become ripped. The game was well contested.
Score:
Clubs Isl. ID. ID. 4th 9Th 9th TOas
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EarIeI Ill D. L Krki
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
NEN-YORK CITY.

Music in T0mpl1ns-square at p. m.
A skull carved in ivory by Roman monk
A. D. 1906 is attracting attention in broadway windo"
The sale of the old police boat Metropolitan
was postponed no satisfactory bid having been received
At S:42 p. m, yesterday, a brilliant yeIlo"
meteor shot northeast 20 degrees from point IL de-
grees north of Alpha, in the constellation Of the LJfe
Capt. Allaire, with squad OF Fourth ire
enet police made descent last night upon the CHAT
ham-s dens Nos 49, g. al and g. and arrested me pro
refors Augustus Bergman, Alfred Keller ana george
Bennett together with nine female inmates.
The 9th Regiment returned to THIS Guy
YESTERDAY from its peasuretp to Boston The steamer
Newport being delayed By the roughness of the sound
fhe Regiment did not land UntH II n m, ana tAe
marched Immediately up Broadway to headquarters au
dispersed.
Coroner Young took, yesterday, the ante
roortorn deposion of Anton sailcr who WIS stabbed
four times in the abdomen on Sunday night by Pblp
schaefer fellow tenant, at No 81 Allenst INC sigte
nient fully cOrrObOratcs the account gwen III lHH
TRIBUNE. TIE wounded man - IN niurH cntl.tt. y.
hacd.P Was committed 10 the TOmDs. He 5li iAso.'
that nc acted ia seIf-defeusc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
The Mutuals defeated the Forest City nine
Of Cleveland. yesterday, on the Union Grounds by

Cub. Ia. a. q. 4tG Sth 9Th It'll eth 9th Totals.
S S9ysiaI.::; / ! 3 9 3 ~
Cubs Let "a. 90 4th sta. 9Th eth eth 9th. Totals
N sIs7gi,Sj,,...S 9 : 9 9 60
u1pfNr sSsSel Of EcEd Time-2 hours minutes Total
teing eroutua Cleveland, H. Flst base BY erorsMCaa
tne; Cleveland, I times.
To-day the Cleveland nine play the Stars on
the CapitOlne Grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
A ToMBs OFFICER IN THE TONES.

August Alexander, q salOOn-keeper at No.
1888 Westinghouse committed to the Tombs June 8,
for being drunk and dsorderly. The next day, Jacob
King an officer OF Court Of General Sessions visited
Alexander In the prison. and offered secure his release
for SO This given him, and King attempted to in.
duce Justice Hogan to release the prisoner The mags.
trate refused to this unless the fine paid King
tried to induce Mr. Price, lawyer to obtain the prison
ers release and subsequently visited Democratic poll
tcan on the west side of the city, TO induce him to
the magistrate urging that Alexander had wife and
family He consented, but learning on the way to the
Tombs that Alexander did not live in his district re-
fused 10 interfere In the matter. Ultimately the bar
Keeper of Mr. Alexander was compelled 10 $40 TO the
Clerk OF the Tonbs Court TO seCnTe his employers re-
lease On the way out Of the prison. Alexander met
King and demanded the return OF his money, but was
refused. Justice Hogan learned from Alexander the
way in which lie had been yictimzed. A WaTFamt was
issed for King and he was committed 10 the T1mDs'
stardsy 10 await an examination, bail beng refused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
Architectural IROv Works

having nearly completed contracts urh as the he DS
pot Forty ecOnast the G'ey Hotel the Ssa%an ns isr
Kemps Building Powers Commercial Block Rocbesi, &c ana
facilities Skilled second similar essohshren ~ NJ
coontry prepared enter into contracts Tor VN
JkGS Of auy desen generally DO ALL KINDS OF
TJRAL lion WORK IN and With dspseh AppV
FOURTEENTH-ST., between Avenues u and T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20

The Central Democratic Club, rival to the
Blossom numbers iDw about 20 members. and has just
secured fne hfoWIsicnc ca honGe on LeAingto-hse
De.s Thirty ;omlGeL, YLrD Wiz 'eieaS ior otohpaVon
alton. AugaLt L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
IAnnounoements.l
BuRNErr's CoLoeNE-Best in America.

SO Mrs. Guelph wants to marry one Of her
Daughters 10 Pred Grant Let heO II dSr Why su-h-b1s
hayn time 10 diseases This marriage KSoT the Eater 1
Broadway informs by note that he has got out exquisite
Hahe mos, tasteful elegant and nobby affair Of the ssso and
going for
p S.-They are Just TIE Ting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
LONG ISLAND.

IOvG ISLAND CIrY.-The inquest on the body
Of tie man who was round murdered near WoOdsiie-ave
ended last evening with verdict that he came TO his
death by wound inflicted by pistol in the hands OF
some person persons unknown
MIyEoLA.-The Grand jury Of Queens County found
rue Dill OF Indictment, yesterday, against gr rneii8i
Collins and Edwards for entering the county ani 80 Ss
~ I. I.I.zn n..I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-20
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-The June Term Of the Cir
cult Court and Court OF oyer and TeTmlner opened
Yesterday before the Hon. A. b. Tappen, Presiding jus
tce Judge Toppen, his charge, referred to the over
crowded condition Of the Jail, and recommended that
workshops lie built I'm connection with it.
NEy-ROCHELIE.-The German MaenneTchCr, with O
number of societies adjacent Villages held their
annnal nic-nic in Luther's Wood Yesterday.