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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-25

ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFAC-
Il TURES.-I am manufacturing at the OLD
DOMINION SOAP WORKS, head OF nth street,
PURE, UNADULTERATED LAUNDRY
SOAPS Of superior quality.
Also keep constantly on hand large stock or
RtEINED TALLOW and AXLE GREESE, for
railroad, tanners', and mechanics use.
Messrs. CHARLES II. WOkTHAM q 90. are
SOLE AGENTS for my SOAPS, and any order
left with them or At the factory Will be promptly
filed. GhAS Ar, ~; onUSE.
For sale, ], oe0 bushels SOAP ASHES-a perma.
fa 10 am G, 4. 3,
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Trouble AbouI St, Domingo.

New YORK, February pa special to
the Herald says that Dominican leader
has issued proclamation calling on all true
Dominicans to rally and expel Baez. The
proclamation speaks of the country being
sold as piece Of merchandise.
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Boiler IxPLosIoE.-[Special telegram to
me Commercidl l--IonroerNte, Ind, Feb.
2l.--This afternoon about J o'clock the
boiler In the saw-mll and spoke factory of
II. ". shockley d Co., of Decatur, Ind,
exploded, woundlng some seven or eight
PERSONS and 'rluring three 50 severely that
thry can hardly recover.
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Ybe Arkansas DImeulty.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Feb. 24.-Affairs in
this State are approaching. crisis. 1t Is
thought that the events Of to-day will de-
termine the future course of the parties.
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HE Chatham Tribune announces the
aehlh Of W. +. Bradshaw, Esq, treasurer
elect Of PittsylYania county.
Louisiana has debt Of S2s, o00, 900.
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Cotton Markets-lBY TELEGRAPH. !

FRIDAY, Feb. "a. Charleston: Firm at 143@
lisc. receipts. 1,l55 bales exports to the Conl-
neut, 5o4 bales coastwise, 1905 bales: sales, 100
bales; stock. 81, 1873 bales. Norfolk: Firm low
middllngs, 1al@lsic.; receipts, 1910 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 5Sl bales coastwise, 266
bales: sales, $50 bales. Nep Orleans Steady at
Ni@14sc. receipts, 7,a72 bales; exports to Great
Britain, o.os9 bales to Bremen. 1854 bales; to
Barcelona, $40 bales; sales, 5000 bales; stock,
nas 90 halaa
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Foreign Markets TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Feb o4.- Eueaing..-Cotton quiet;
sales - 900 bales including 1000 for export ana
speculation. April and May delivery from Sa-
VANISH and Charleston. I'D: for uplands; May de-
for he week 81 900 bales stock, l0p0 bales in
Guiding 4co, 900 American. Receipts, $4,000 bales s
including $4,000 American. Stock Shoat, $4,000
fabrics at Manchester steady. Bacon declining.
LONDON, Feb. "a Evening" -Consols, ols. United
States bouds, OH. Tallow, las. Cd. Common
ROsin, IS. &C.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 24.--United States bonds, 93i.
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EOR RENT, the private part OF the On
Il MONUMENTAL HOTEL. recently oc-Eu
cupicd bv james Lyons, ESQ., containing nine
rooms. water. closets and bath 1oom with Kitchen,
sc a very comfortable residence.
Also, the TABLE. CARRIAGE-HOuSE. and
SMA. l. DWELLING in the rear Of the hotel.
j. l.. APPERSON,
IT, o. ~ Real Estate : gent, &c.
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MtyDR,c OFFIrN !

RICHMOND, Feb. IS, 1871.
eCEO REWARD.-JOHN CHRISTIE,
CCCU native OF Perthshire, Scotland--aged
about ~ yeare, five feet ten inches high, slightly
bald with full red beard and moustache, having
one finger of his right hand deformed through an
accident-leit his home, on the western part of
Broad street, on Tuesday, the Goth of December,
and has not returned. he was last seen by any
person to whom the authorities have access on lsth
street between Franklin aud Grace streets, on his
way to the York River depot Tuesday night be-
tween and 10 o clock. -
Twill give reward Of ONE HUNDRED DBL.
LARS for the recovery Of his body, and TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS Tor such
Information as will le ID to the conviction of his
murderer, IT, as IS feared, he has been fouliy dealt
With ffe so-lw1 a. NJ. KELLEY. Mayor.
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,WILLIAMs FORBES, ARCHITECT,
I'VE No, Ills Main street, Richmond, Va, is
DRAWINGS, sP gIFICATIONs, EST,
MATES, and BILLS OF QUANTITIES FOR
BUILDINGS or every description: in TOWN or
COUNTRY, and when required, will superinteEd
the erection Of the same. Patronage thankfully
received. He refers, by permission, TO the fol-
lowing gentlemen A. +. Harvey, President Ma
Richmond Dispatch Rev. j. L. Burrows. D. d..
psstor First Baptist Church; Richmond; MsssTs.
Jeter & Dickinson, of the Religious asratd ,y L.
iiams, of Harveys & Williams, merchants. With
thirty years OF practical experience In All the
branches OF the science he fatters himself 50 FAR
as 10 guarantee satisfaction. fe 22-eod2w"
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DRESS.MAKHEG.

AIRS. GARRETT, at No. 1873 Main street,
w IS now prepared - d. all kinds OF MAN
IN the very best etyle.
The LADIES are respectfully invltedto call.
fe i4--ete0d
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SPECIAL notice.. A. LYMAN,
= Attorney and United States Commissioner.
18th street. between Main and Bank, gives special
attention TO fling and prosecuting SANhkgtrI
HoMESTEAD, &c. AS United States Commits
sioner, makes specially OF taking dispositions un.
der acts OF Congress, having procured necessary
accounts making reports &C., III causes referred.
Also, Commissioner OF Court OF Claims.
fe a-eodlm !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-25

Among the appropriations made by the
senate tili as passed on Thursday were
those for improving the Virginia rivers, Of
which $50. 900 is for James river.
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MARENE INEss.EEGEHCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEB. %, 1911.
ur rises. e.2s Moon sets....,....,, IL. 90
un sets............ sag High tide. ........ $40
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DOR SALE OR RENT.-My family S
proposing to return to the country early Ii
in the spring | otcr for sale or rent that large
and desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE. corner of
Nain and lst streets. It contains ten rooms. and
has been recently fitted up throughout the entire
at Il very b avy expense. Ii is now OIL
iercr rs one of The most desirable and valuable
pieces Of property III the market. Early posses,
SION given If desired. For terms &c, which w!ll
=. S. SQUIRE.
p s.-Real estate in Charlotte County, Va,
would he taken in exchange. Also. for sale or
rent ZEN ACRES on the Grove road, one mile
west of the city limits. 1els-N SSom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-25
INSURANCE ConpavrEa.

.-.-.-s~-~s~-.e.eeess--S
ToHN tH. CLAIBORNE & co..
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. AGENTS
No. Ilas MAIN STREET.
INTERVAL FLEE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1903.
ssst e. Ha ssEg gaes
Deposited with Treasurer OF Yir- 80
ginia, registered bonds......"... $4,000 90
PACIFIC INSURANCE g oMPANY. OF CAL
iFORNIA.
esDIsaI S:sss paid SP ss
POLICIES ISSUED IN GOLD Or CURREN-
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
deposited with the State of New York for the ex-
ri TH ffffssTTIy Fl RsHfff HSGsaSD DOLLARS with
sTodkHotpiERsS INDIVIDUALLY L1ABnE
TOT inc debts OF the Company, adding $40, o. o,ote
Issue POLICIES on real and personal property,
In city or country, throughout the Sta'.. AMI mer-
chandise In transit over land or sea, protecting
Policies 500 on B BUfLp1EGs for one to five years.
Attention Is specially called to the reduced rates
States with frst-class companies.
;. L9 Si sqa[!sbIy Adjusted and promptly paid
A LBEMARLE INSURANCE CUMPA-
n N.Y. am issuing policies for PROTECTION
h nsnA IS Usual nkE in 6 ISoEs y MoS .se
fe A-lm Agent.
T LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
aRsaa h n ths United States:
company, distinguished it is for Its liberal and
Sg&EASTEE Of SECURITY 'H 20 The
Shareholders personally responsible for all en-
gagements Of the company. ALL DIRECTORS
THE POLICIES OF THIS COMPANY
are issued by wel-known American citizens, d.
rectors, and resident in New York. They expire
Mt O'Clock 2. NJ, and not at noon. All claims
payable In cash, on proof Of loss, without deduc-
ton for interest," and not, usual sixty days af or
RISKS taken on as favorable terms as other
first pnEys1so II gold
os General Agents for Virginia.
ja27-lm No. 1l04 Main street.
Nh UTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY or
IA VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF 10TH AND BARK STREETS,
lnsures Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
Losses equitaby adjusted and promptly paid.
The quota for 1871 having been reduced, persons
having property to insure will find 1t to their inter-
est to call.
81. A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent.
JOHN b. DANFOkTH, Secretary.
HENRY ID. DANFORTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL q. PULLIAM, Collector.
DIRECTORS:
JAQUELIN 2. TAYLOH,
WHILAM Q. ALLEN,
J0HNG. HOBSON,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
WILLIAM II. HAXALL,
SAMUEL G. TAkDY,
JAMES FL. GRANT,
ALFRED T. HARRIS
JOHN FREELAND,
GARRETT F. WATSON,
GEORGE DAVIS
WILLIAM II. PALMER. &C 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-25

EOR RENT, that fine, large IRON 1"s
z FRONT STORE five storiesl on The east III
side nt 13h between Haiu anu Franklin streets,
recently 0crupied by McSsrs. W. wallace Sons.
Also, n NEW BRICK BUILDING on the south
side Of Franklin, between 18th and IAN Streets.
suita Die for irst class livery st bic ana many
AMY -; once to j. l.. APPERSON.
r., 20 Il Real Estate Agent &c.
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1nhutond Dispatth,
Observation-Disclosures 20, 1871.
FROM WASHINGTON.
ruy xuKLrx OUTRAGE ISvEsTIG ALTON.

TuE EuEITx OUTRAGE INVESTIGATION.
The speciat Senate committee on south
own o,liraccs have taken & great deal OF cv-
,lcnce. and intend reporting some oil IL 10
,hr Senate at an early day as a basis for lc-
,,slot;on. Thus far they have kept the tes-
rimonv a secret. ard have requested the
witnesses not to communicate Their own
far publication. II has TRANSFERRED that
there is a great deal ot ii contradictory: An
rx.J'nitcd states marshal and Republican.
rom county where il was charged SO
,,ony Of these ou;ragcs were committed,
.rStificd the other day that in his opinion
versions were inst as safe in that section as
- they were in the open streets OF any
ro~thcru city. and that two-ihirdS OF the
r.,t,ortcd outraCrS had 40 foundation. An
rsnrt will toe made in the House next week
~ mass the Cobb hill tnreparcd ny General
Eu:lrrN FOR Federal commissioners in every
.,uuiv in the South 10 Try the Sn-called ku-
Lluy for violating the very stringent prov'-
ions Of the act. Am"ng other things, 1t
Ike, il a penal offence to discharge CO.
1oycG man from employment. rroriued the
hitter >wears that he had committed no UNI
awful act.
WANT THEIR SHARE.
Ernuhlicau members from the South have
'rru caucu<ing. and have decided that They
u,,I-t have a fair proportion ot the offices OF
me next House. As that OF scT@cant-at-
arms j. most profitable. they have decided
70 >lirport a candidate for that place. They
intend II make formal appeal to this et
feet to The Republican caucus which meets
rn Thursday night next.
LOST or STOLEN BONDS.
The Finance Committee Of the senate
decided to-day 10 report House bill for the
duplication hy the Treasury Of registered
,.,n,!> ln>t or stolen. Oh condition that the
owners give bond o. indemnity 10 secure
The Government from possible loss.
PERSONAL.
Senator summer i slowly improving, but
hg> not been able 10 resume his seat i'll the
senate.
Members of the new House are already
arriving. There are one hundred new ones,
leaving one hundred and torty-two who
were reelected 10 the Eorty-sGcond Con-
Cress.
THE ENFORCEMENT BILL CAUSES TROUBLE.
In the United States Senate on Thursday
Nr. Conkinc moved 10 take up the House
.ncndatory enforcement bill.
This WAS resisted hy the Democratic SEN
.,,ors who were present. and who refused
10 vote on the motion, thus breaking up
quorum.
Motions were made 10 compel them to
vote. and in Difference to the ruling OF the
temporary chairman, MeSsrs. Rayard and
Johnston at last voted, but MesSrs. Cas-
>crly and Thurman refused 10 answer to
their names. although called again and
again. Much excitement prevailed. Finally
recourse WAS again had 10 the sergeant-at-
arms. who was sent after the abSentceS,
and enough were secured TO make quo
rum without the Senators named. when
the bill was taken up, SO Il to make it the
order for tomorrow, and At II !: =. NJ. the
Senate adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-25

EOR RENT, A POPULAR SUM G.s
l. Mnk AESJRT, cligibly located in The I'll
Blue Ridge mountains, near the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad 1t has been IN successful opera
lion Tor many wears before aud since the war.
The buildings, Including furniture, garden, sup
ply OF ice e will be rented on reasonable terms
10 Responsible person. Apply To-
ELIE'fT & WATKINS,
10 o-enGont 70. LII Main St. Richmond.
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nor RENT, that fine, large WELL
4 ING. No. III, on the south side Of Frank HI
lin between 7tb and sth streets, Containing about
th.rIt Ell rooms, water-ctoscts, bathroom, &c.
OF buying the FUHi.II U;lE Of the occupant, who
is about TO discontinue houseke eping. Apply at
onceto j. l.. APPERhtN,
fc 20.6t Real Estate Agent, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-25

TOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE 60
4 DWELLING, No. 40 Grace street, be- EsI
tween and 5t SIS. the former residence or the
late iJr. jas. Bolton and now occupied by John n
Woodhn, Esq. 1t contains eleven rooms. incln-
ding bath room, With gas, hot and cold wa.er
coUking-range, and furnace; In fact, all of the
modern Improvements: also, stable. carriage
house &C; and is situated i'll ole Of the most de-
s.rahlc nCghborhoods Ia tho city.
Possession given March LIST.
Applyto 4. Is. NEW BUZZ.
Rea! Estate agent,
g n Main c I~f g.
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TOR RENT, FARM OF % ACRES,
L with good improvements, on the Willams-
moGd. Location healthy neighhorhood good
y nd coil fertile LEE & GOD DIN,
fc oI-3t lll3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-25

TOR RENT, and possession given Gs
L the lst April a FIRST. CLASS DWELL, Eli
InG next to corner sd and Clay streets with SIX
rooms aud servants apartments; water and gas.
f. a33t JAS; f. LIPSCOMB i CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-25

NOR RENT, the STORE (No. 1917 aEs-s
4 franklin street,. with dwelling above. Ell
now occupied by K. Hardes.y. POSSESSION LIST OF
f. "a st GqUBBS & WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-25

Having unsurpassed facilities In our business,
we hGtter ourselves we can please our customers:
TO getters.up uf clubs special Inducements Will
be offered. sELLYSoN 4 TAYLOR,
..Eext TO Dispatch building,
o-d.sw&wsssES Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-25

EOR RENT, to a small family, three S.
i ROOMS on the second floor: also Il plea Ell
SAINT FRONT Il ON on The first fl 'or. furnis SHED
or uaturnishad References given and required.
JuouIrc M No. lOa MAYO street. lie 2!-2t*
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EOR RENT, TWO OFFICES Or S
i STORES, with easements, on the south I'll
side OF Cary, between 10th and lllh stree $. Pos
session at once. AppIy to J. L. a PPEhSDE.
fe 2e--8: Heal Estate agent, &c.
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II EININGHA@
"a talHsES
Bsst
SSGT
BIO oM- BIN d E K,

Re 2l-Im 1lo3 MAIN STREET.
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srOR RENT, AN EXCELLENTG:s
II uFFII. on Main street. Apply at No. Ell
1I15 fc 2l-lw
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TOR RENT, that desirable RESI- as
II DtNCr. 70. 6ys, on t e west side OF ath Iii
North of Leigh street, occupied by Charles BsuEh,
Esq. containing ten rooIpS water-closcts. bath
room, &C., verandah aud rorchcs Possession at
one. Apply TO j. l.. APPERSOE.
10 90 81 Real Estate agent, DC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-25

A LBEMARLE INSURANCE CUMPA-
n N.Y. am issaing policies for PROTECTION
AGAINST FIRE in the above very reliable cjm-
pany, as usual. JOHN Il. MONTAGUE,
fe A-lm Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-05
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

"A lnan named Thompson shot and
instantly killed another namet. Burris, at
HOrsehead, N. Y, Friday night, mistak.
ing him for pATmOur Of his wifes for
whom he was watching All parties were
cOlored.
The New York Past announces on
trustworthy authority, that the famous
German tenor, Wachel will sail next
month for concert tour through the
United States this lal
The New York Ereaiag Mail says
that Charles Francis Adams declines 10
accept the position of United States ar.
bitrator TO Geneva, and that Senator Ere.
linghuysen and other prominent New Jer.
sey politicians are urging William Walter
Phelps Of that State for the place
Fort Pflney nt Havana, was struck
by lightning Thursday and two officers
and two soldiers killed
Charles BOsel, Democrat, was re-
nominated on Thursday for the Ohio
State Senate in tho Augiaize District
"A man outside of Cincinnati, while
watching a coal pit on Thursday night,
was bitten by an adder and died In an
hour and half
DR.. W, N. Beck, of Springfield, Mass,
has recovered $4,000 damages from the
Connecticut & Worcester Railroad Com.
pany, for injuries received by the collision
at Northampton, June 18Th, 1870, The
Doctor brought action for $4,000,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-05
THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
BOAT DISASTER.
Investigation into the Cause Or Ihe
Explosion.


New York, August t.
The examination into the cause of the
, late disaster on board the WGsttleld was
continued this morning, Mr.. A. Lighthall
on the stand. Tho witness referring to
the statement yesterday that It must have
taken more than n pounds Of steam to
explode the Westliclds boiler, said that
his opinion was based upon the suppOsi-
tiOn That The lOHgitudal crack he dis.
covered in the boiler was only IL inches
long. II the crack was more than lS
inches long, very small amount ofsteam
might have caused the explosion, and il
less than that length 1t would require
still greater pressure to burst II.
Engineer Martin, sworn examined
the boiler ai(er the explosion; thought
observed fracture on one Of the lnngi.
tudal seams Of tho boiler II inches in
length, but it did not go through. Tho
explosion might have started there, and
then the whole thing went at once think
the boiler of tho Westfcld good boiler
In every sense Of the word, or il would
not have canscd such destruction. II isa
weak boiler that bursts with but little
damage to life and boats, Thirty.iive
pounds might have rupturCd the West.
fields boiler, or thlrty.twO might have
done it. think II must have taken all
Pl thirty.two. All my instructions TO the
Assistants were TO fix il safety valve 80 as
lo blow of attwenty.tlve, though it might
sometimes run up 10 twenty'seVen. The
witness related circumstance that M.
CURED on one of the Union Ferry com,
pany's boats, when the valve stuck fast,
and the steam run up to fifty pounds, be.
fore the difficulty was discovered. They
have carried twenty-five pounds Of steam
In the boilers, when ] could have put the
blade ofa jack.knife through the cracks
In the iron, and you could have knocked
holes through IL with small hammer
Inspector Matthews here took the
stand, and said he desired 10 state that
Henry Robinson, engineer OF the Westtleld,
was registered rs Henry Robertson on the
books. Itseems he had license granted
him, aud after examination by Mr.. Rcy.
nolds, Inspector of the District, he had
his renewals at our office, which renewals
we had no business TO refuse Ns long us
no complaint was made against him. At
the time Of the explosion his license had
run out and he had no license. Charles
boiler maker, of Jersey City,
stated that he built the boiler Of the West.
field in 1861. Of the best Pennsylvania
iron; he considered II n first rate Job; as
good as could be made Of the same ma.
Ierial. John D. Smith, practical en-.
gineer, was examined, and gave protes.
IiOnal testimony as TO the pressure OF
steam on the boilers of the Westfeld. lie
said that there was no doubt but that
Inc explosion was the result Of excessive
of steam. At the conclusion of |
his testimony the investigation adjourned
Ill tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-05
CINCINNATI.


SlNIlNNhlII August y.
After q long session the Board of Coun.
cllmen this afternoon reached vote on
the repeal Of the Sunday ordinance, re.
sulting In twenty.siX votes in favor of re.
peal and sixteen against. Party lines
lines were entirely ignored. An analysis
of the vote shows that Of those favofing
the repeal fifteen were Republicans and
eleven Democrats; against the repeal, nine
were Republicans md seven Democrats.
1t will have to pass the Board of Alder.
man before becoming n law, and will
come up next Friday.
From the report Of the Clerk of this
county 1t appears that during the year
ending July 1st, 10l persons were tried
for crimes against property, of which A
were burglary crimes against persons 81,
including / Tor murder In the second de-
gree and 2 for manslaughter. Among the
statutary crimes prosecuted were against
the liquor law; 39 for gambling; 30 for
keeping brothels; 1874 divorces were grant.
ed, 33 being for adultery.
A secret organization, known rs the
Union League Of United Sons Of Ameri.
ca, composed principally of young work
ingmcn, is forming here 10 oppose Catholl.
csm In all shapes, All nationalities will
be admitted. .
The National Camp Meeting at Urbana,
Is progressing lavorably The numbers
thus far have hardly reached the expeC.
tltions, though the meetings are increasing
both In numbers and interest. There
were about 1000 in attendance to-day