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TME LRSGRACE or kOs llE>IER.
Outrage an Frederick D0WgDass-1o-
famous Tseaasneoe ~ the keseDa.
From the Rochester Expyess - ..

Outrage an free1e11ck DoW&I1sS-uo.
famous Tseassneoa a. the hsseDs.
From the Rochester Express -. ..
Frederick Douglass, the most widely
known and honorei citizen Of Rochester,
arrived home las, night on the train due
about o'clock. He was summoned home
by his family because OF the burning Of his
house and other buildings on Sunday night.
He had no home here, and knew not whe re
his family could be found. Coming 70 late
at night, there was no o:her recourse bat to
put up at q hotel. He called first at Con-
cress Hall, as The most convenient, AID the
clerk told him they had no roon-tha' all
we're occupied. MIR. Douglass asked If he
could moi find a place for him to sleep till
morning, and The clerk responded that he
knew better than Nr. D. about thu Thus
rude!y repu!sed here, Mr.. Douglass went
next to tbs Waverly House and met the same
response-:hey we're full, had no room for
him; Mr.. Douglass said he was sorry; that
he had Just been burned out and knew not
where to lind his family. The clerks eyes
were opened. "This is Mr.. DouglasS is it,"
"Ycs. "We can find room for you" Mr.
Douglass was SO indignant at the insult to
himselfihat he refused the pro6ered hoepi-
tolltv y anu Sdlu he WOutu teek Otueb
quarters. Jus. then it occurred TO Mr..
Douglass that possibly his family were stop
ing with Mrs Geo. H. Mumford, his near
near neishbor on South avenue. Wearied
with his nights journey, Mr.. Douglas made
his way through the muddy streets to Mn.
Mum.ord's house, and there he found his
wiie and family. His indignation at this
treatment is not more intense than that of
every citizen who hears ofthe outrage. The
difference is that such infamous conduct bu.
initiates ard disgraces our city; while Mr..
Douglass, whom it was Intended to insult,
will be honored long after the email creatures
who hate him for his color are sunk in the
oblivion they ought to covef. ...-
Senator Charles Sumner's civil rights bill,
emasculated as it has been BY cowardly hands,
still provides for the prevention and puniah-
ment of Just such Outrages as this. That
bill, hurried through the Senate % huge
joke on Senator Sumner, sleeps in the house,
and there is no hope that it will be passed.
Frederick Douglass comes from the Philadel-
phia Convention TO be rudely issulted in the
city in which his family live, and which be
has honored by being its citizen. II The peo-
pie Of Rochester have no protest against such
an outrage, We do not deserve to own lf.
Douglass as citizen, or 70 take any pride in
the honor which his quarter Of eentuFy's
residence here has given 10 our city. We
are sure that this will be the verdict Of every
citizen with any appreciation Of ~hat Is due
to courtesy and common decency.
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boston.


EosToH, June l2.-The first day OF the
great Musical Festival will be dedicated TO
America, the second 20 England, third to
Germany, fonrih to France; fifth to Austria,
and sixth to Prussia. On the following
Sunday evening there will be grand sacred
concert The ioliowins lisa part Of the pro-
eramme: The British national anthem,
Go save the Queen, sung by full chorus
OF 20, 900 voices, with solo by Msdame
Ernansi Riedexdorf accompanied by the
band of the .Grenadiers Guard, grand orchss-
sra Of ,0o0 performers in military bands,
1000 full corps of drums, all the bei.s Of
Boston IN chime, and several hat'eric- o,
artillerv fired bv electricity.
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INFORMATION waNYrn

Whist is being done toward building the
proposed turnpike from the Ieayenwor,h
bridge eastward, through Platte county,
Missouri? This ia work that would be OF
very considerable important to Leavenworth
it would be but trifing undertaking as
compared with the building Of a railroad,
and vet il would be of more immediate ben.
eft 10 the retail trade OF the city than anoth.
er rlilroad 10 Chicago 1t is road We need
"A York OF Importance, entirely practica-
bic, within our means, and SHOULD not he
permitted TO fall through.
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A Hurricane.

Information has reached Us that very
destructive wind storm swept over a portion
Of this county on Thursday evening Of last
week. 1t commenced its work Of destruction
near the residence of Mr. Skillpan, about
three miles north of Platte City, and pro-
ceeded in an eastwardly direction until it
reached Soler creek. The width of the track
was about tvo hundred yards, and in this
belt nearly all the heavy timber through
which it passed was torn to atoms. Tfees
two feet in diameter were torn of ike reeds
Fortunately no dwelling houees we're in he
belt, and the deseruc4ion vas mainly con.
fined to fences and timber. The wind v,s
succeeded BY heavy rain.-Ptan CA Land.
marx.
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Rincahnck Ganxcnlinn

NEW ORLEANS, June Is The Pinchback
Republican Convention, which recently as
seinbled here aad adjourned to reassem ble at
Bi,on Rouge jane l9h. having passed reso-
lutiors declaring for Gov. Yarmouth, he
writes letter d Ginning tie nomination of
he Baton Rouge convention. Thi. action is
taken because OF the proposed fusion of the
wo wings OF the Republican party in sup
port Of General Grant, which the Governor
opposes. He still declares allegiance TO the
Cincinnati nominee
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EHrrirsi Alive.

PHTLspgLPHIA, June li.-Fources sen
were buried IN the ruins Oi the new iarn ice
building of J Il. MOrehc;.d d Co , in We.,
C"nhocinp, yesterday. Six we're KILLED, j
Kelly, Nathan Morri-ey. john Dunn, Free
man Powers and J. j Ein.y: dangerously
huri. Thomas Dempsey, AMI four others
severely, and three slightly. The fall was
caus d bv the pressure of CinG';, ON one side
of the arch
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TiaE FIVE KNAvEs.
Er JoEZ C. SANE.

Once Oh a time, in Indosf:o,
A thief conceived 4 acunniugIsn
80 potent Is the voice of Hope
To saye his throttle ffon ihr ropo,
Though nov the day vssdrawins hisE
When he by iaw was doomed 20 Gle
He baie the .ilor tell the King
He fsin would show wood. rus thing
A prees.u- secret, fairiy worth
The ear Of any Prince on earth.
And row the culprir, being led
Into tie royal presence, sad,
"rhis golden coin which here yoU see.
II planted, will become 4 tree
Whose fruis-incre1sed . hundred fold
Will be like this, the purest gold
Ipray your Majesty TO ,Iy
Ifthis he ;Tee before die
With this the King and courtieIs vsn;
Into the garden with intent
To plant the curious coin o gold.
But now, when al was ready, Hold"
Exclaimed the thies-''this hand Oi mine
Would surely spoil our whole design
The hand that plants tie 90. must he
tt-lss all is naughil entirely tree
From stain OF fraud; AID so pray
Your gracious Majesty will lay
The seed in earth - tYes-po-iE so0th
The King replied. '.for in my youth
Pilf.red from my sire; some stain,
For all my so.row may remain,
Ny good Prime Minister is ere:
His hand, no doubt, Is W holly clear
OF any t.,nl." Nay he replied,
'sThat's 10 re than can well decide;
As tax-receiyer-now-i may
Have KEEP atrife SO pray
To be excused for prudence sake,
And let our ommissary take
The coin in hand. Sure that were hest,
For he, now doub', can 81 nd fhe test. -
'.Faith.'' said the Com;n!s ary. 81
Would rather not can't deny
Nv good intent bat since | iay
Large sums Of money every day
For s1ldi~Is, sailors, aud herd
o. spies-I wGaldn' give my yls!
have not kept small amount
Not entered In my book account
since an err1r-c' en- the least
Would spoil the charm, pray lei the PE.et
Proceed TO plant the coin OF goid-'
UNay, that fear would be O'er bold:
Despite my prayers and pious zeal.
Replied his Re.eren e, Idsal
In tithes and tacrifc!al due;
And so beg you vili excuse
Nv sharing in q work like this,
Where nothing Must he done aniiss.
.sFaith"p said the thief, "s,Dro no man here
(aswe have learned Is wholly clear
Ofknavlsh tricks, i ask you whether
We should not all be hung t0sether"'
Ths Monarch, laughing, mads reply.
"Why, yes, il every rogue most die,
Well, since We i've are knaves contest,
Ipardon you-and spare the rcst'
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MILWAUKEE, WIs., June I3.-The Dem
ocratic State Convention ne: today, and
elected the following delegates at large to the
Ed. S. Bragg, Gale Bauck, and Jno. IL. Can
cy. These and District delegates were in
s,ructed to vote a. unit, AID resolutions
were adopted endorsing tie Platform OF the
Cincinnati Convention and recommending
the delegates to ratify the action OF ilia, Con
ven,ion in the nomination Of electors, winch
was postponed for the purpose Of using with
the Liberal Republicans.
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p0SaAL CHANGES.

The new postage law recently passed by
Congress provides that postage on circulars,
newspaper, and other transient printed
matter, shall be one cent for two ounces or
less. instead Of two cents for four ounces or
iess. as under the old law. The new law
was to take imme iiate effect, and is therefore
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sr,.roK wIl.SoN', ,UCCEssoE.

Iucsse Senator Wilson selected Vice Presi-
dent. his successor in the Senate will be
elected by new Legislature. The promi-
nent names mentioned in this connection
with his place are Dawes, Boutweil, Butler,
Governor Clafsn, George e. Loring and
Rockwell Hozr II is understood that But
Ter intends to begin working. Dave. and
BOSWELL are recorded as having the best
chanre
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.noI-r C0xDESsING.

Itis stated on good authority that an Ohio
man has invented and satisfactorily tested
new method for the application Of condensed
air as a mo.or for cars and vessels. lie
claims tkat his invention will successfully su-
persede the use of steam, and will revo.u-
tionize all present modes Of locomotion.
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THE LEAvENwukfu WEEKLY TIMES 1e72a

ta.; he should desire TO have fair, squsre
f.h,, for victory such as he Is
certain TO win next fall will te
vastly more gratifying to him and
tie party supporting him, if gained over
the united forces OF the opposition, than
o-er an opposision divided against itself.
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SWITZERLAND.

GESEyA, June Iiu-Neariy all tie gen
tiemen connected wi tn Board o. ArbIirs =
ion hinder the Treaty Of Washington IN, ,e
arrived here, and it i believed, that the bua I'd
viii adjourn Immediately after meeting; Out
u an a.Iecment to adjourn cannox be rsaca I'd
and the meeting = prolonged, the s<-.is ns
will ur' lub,sdly he held ss crs;
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o. Romeo! k0meO! Wherefore Art
Thou, Romeo:


Romeo IS dead. Dead in the flower Of his
youth, for he had but attained the bound.-
ries Of his second century. lead in Adam
Forepaugh's circus The hurt that killed
him was not 80 deep a. 4 well nor so wide IA
a church door, but twas enough. II killed
him.
The respected deceased was foreigner,
whom saint-sedncing gold enticed from the
wilds o! Ceylon, where his beauty hung upon
the cheek of night likeli rich jewel in an
Ethiop's ear; and pu; him into brick-yard.
Here he was subjected I, base indigniiies;
but there was NO instrument about that could
invade his cuticle, and his only answer to re-
pexied blows was patient smile. 1t the
words of the great bard who knew his Ro-
meo we'll, she jes;s at Gears that never felt
wound" But the brick-maker felt that lie
had heavy load upon his hands while Ro
meo tripped about; and when the pleasure OF
The Titanic infants company was requested
1of state professions, the brickmaker can
celed his contract in consideration Of rea-
souable solace Eomeo, however, misunder-
stood the objects Of professions. He dream
ed again of the pomp and pageantry of war,
and in his sublime inspiration, slew not Ty-
bait and Paris only, but whole regimen. of
men. The soldiers found there was more peril
in his eye than in twenty Of their swords;
and when Mabie's circus agent offered S10,-
600 for the fragile gallant, he was shipped
10 London, with no regret excep. his own,
and his 40 mighty, and SO helpless. that the
big round tears coursed one another down
his innocent nose in piteous chase. From
London he was given a sea voyage for his
health, and to keep him company, nine eth
ers of his tribe were Afforded accommoda-
tions in the same cabin. His career in North
America WAS a marked one; very marked
indeed; marked chiefly BY the ruins oi barns,
of the sides of ho1s x, ,decetious!y shored in,
and of the corpses of his keepers who we're
addicted to being in way of h trunk wien
the latter was performing its matu,inal gym
nastics. He killed his man at New Orleans;
another at Houston, Texas; the third, Stew
art Craven, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa; Bill Will
Ii ms in Philadelphia; and lastly, McDevit.,
in 1869. His latest keeper, Charles Fore
over him, and when the chill Of death came
gradually over his great soul and consider
ably greater legs, Fore:augh alone could re-
vive the feeble, fiickerirg spark. .'At 10
o'clock On yesterday morning." says
= reliable print opposed to idioms
in the English language, Forepaugh
bent to his PROSTATE form, and said softly in
his ear; Romeo. don't you know me? The
The euffering giant knew, as he had remark
cd before, that ''one pain is lessened by
another's -nguish," and slowly attempted to
raise his dropping bead. The great ear gave
a single spasmodic effort to become erect;
4 pale, luminous glance shot from the re-
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ST. PAIL, MISS, June ia train wi h
an excursion party was thrown 0if the ,ra,k
near Hit,hf III, Minnesota, by COW. The
passenger and baggage cars went over u steep
embankmenf. Several persons were severely
b,ii not fatally kpjurai
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SAN FaAScIsco, June IA large
ratification meeting last night vas address
ed by Coz. Booth, and by other prominent
oficials and politicians, and express the
ntmos. confidence in the success Of the Phil
adelphia ticket Expect q majority for
Wiieoa Republican, in Oregon, Of about
one thosuand RsPahlicans; vii! have a
majority on joint ballot in the Legislature.
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Republican Convention

tIICAGu, Jure ll,-Tbe Republican
Convention of the fourteenth district or Hi
uois, at Toledo ycs,e:day, nominated Jo-epl,
G. Cannon. Of D,ugils, c0Isniy, for CongresS
m the iiTty-ni.th baiio'. DEFEATING j. ii.
Moore, the present Congressman from the
district which was formerly the seventh.
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PRUSSIA.

BEHLiz, Ignc IL Emperor William :.a-
ins ruclet rl.e Crown Jurist to prepare a re-
por, On ;hs ca-s- of the American and Brit
i-il Governments on the san juan boundary
q Iesiion. II j. expected tl.at the Eu. sror
vii -pur deliver biz decision.
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San FR,SCIsCo, June li-No,withsi and
ing the late frost the vintage of Cali Ornir will
exceed s,O00,000 of gallons besides Brandy.
Partial returns from the assersors indie ate
the value of property of the State, at oven
S600, ,GOD, 900.
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The -Endow ,ncut g:.u,e =

SALT LAKE, june T. An examination
of the records If the "EHdowment House
discoses the fact that tu, three plural mar
riages were celebrated during the three
months ending june first.
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Tuueral Of Mr.. Bennelt.

NEW YORK, june 13.-The funeral OF the
late james Gordon Bennett took lace from,
his late residence on Fifth avenue this morn
ing. Among the mourners were MAYO,
Hall, Horace Greeiev, Judge Bedford, James
Brooks. and host oil. other celebrities The
funeral ceremonies we're performed by Vicar
General Stoors, who spoke ieel!nply Of the
goodness of heart and ehariIabIe disposition
of the deceased. The funeral coTtsgs, which
consisted of large number OF carriages.
started from the late residence OF the deceased
a, II o'clock, and, prece5ed by detachment
of poiice, passed down Broadway 10 Green
wood Cemetery. The streets along the line
Of the procession were lined with spectators
The hass throughout the city hing a, hall
mast.
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TURKEY.

CJSsTASTISoFLE, JGne lJ.-Cholera has
appeared in Southern Russia Vessels from
Russ, on the Black Sea, are su,ran,ined.
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AUSTRIA.

VmSNA, Jnne I3.-Grn W. T. Sherman
vas presented u Emperor Francis Joseph
TO-DAY, IL lInr. John Jay
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.,c.r rvsu aRISrOCRACY.'

After reading the leading electoral in the
Atchison Champion Of yesterday we are
satisfied that the thing is edited by one oil the
oy; ,inaj oonf tixh aristocTocg.
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SWEDEN

CorENHAGEE, June Is The Worlds
Fair Was cP-nd in this city to-day, by hi-
Msies'v King Chri-tian.
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The storm nj .osioa-Convensisss.

BosroS, Jure l3.-The thunder storm Las
evening was sadly destructive of life. A
daughter q; Hugh Graham was killed in
Lexington
In Natham, two women were killed,
named Mrs. Msrgaret Flaher,y and Mrs.
O'Bricn.
Lewis +. Ball Was kiIl.d in Acton and
several buildings were damaged ard trees
uprco co,ed.
The Democrats of the Fifth Ma.euchu-
sets District, in Convention at Salem to-day,
elected Charles L. Thompson and c. y.
Morse, delegates TO Baltimore The feeling
OF the Convantion appeared to favor the Gin
cinnaii ticket, INT m instructions were given
he lr!ep.,es
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@ASdIweTON.
Saaf"nnl Republican Execustr.ro,

Sas'"nni Rcpablicnn Execusiv. Com.
" WASHINGTON, June 12,-Natioual Rs,,pb.
lscan Executive Committee met =, the Can;.
toi to-day, had ve.y large a;tenda- &c includ.
inS Secretary Rohes5n and Gen. C:syeu.
Assistant Secretary OF the interior. The
proceedings were very Interesting. several
letters were received. f,on prouirsa, Rs.
p'itlicsns N different states we're read. those
from IVES, Wig Ma and North Carolina
taking very favorable views Of the p.csusc;s
OF the party in those States in the coming
August election.
Senator Wikon in briei speeei, rendered
bis resisuai:ca Is Vice President of the
Committee, Which he said was To, a question
oi claim, but OF consistency and duty. II
Pained him, because ofhis lon: association
With the Committee Several gentleman
followed IN b.iei remarks, and ii was suy.
se>tsd that tine nomination Of a successor 10
NJ. Wilson, he left with that great Senator
Mr. Harlan Assis'an; Secretary OF the Con-
vention. Gov. Cooke, Judge Ednunds and
Fred Douglas, We're elsc,ed rs residen.
Committee.
IL is though, thai Col. Alva Crecker, OF
Fiiclburge Mass. will succeed Senator vii.
s.n As Vice Presiden, OF the National Com
nitee.
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SuSxe~. i0u~ h, NJ e

ST Louis -..a. IA. H.,
'o-Aoiiow Will cOE.-.In the Iuiius in.. u-.ux
the exact Language suggested by Mr. Schurz,
and IN reference to the proposed New York
consultation: The meeting OF gentlemen
opposed TO the re-elsct;on of Gen. Grant.
which according tn a dispa,cs, published yee.
terday, will be held a, New YORK or .se
10Th OF this u:onsh. Is 10 be composed Of sen.
iiemen Tep.ssen'inz ell the diteren, shades
OF the opposition. snd nc; as has been s;,a.
ge,ted IN some Yt:'E:ers, Of Een urfavosabie
10 Mr.. Gree:cy a. candidate tos the P,ssi.
dency- It's purpose IS 10 unite all the sie
menIs OF the opposition Tor Common action.
Ihe list OF the slgnsrs OF the invits,ion a.
given IN the dispatch could hardly have been
complete, as We have been informed on reIi.
able authority tlat the use Of the name OF
Senator Schulz was obtained oriy upon the
| understanding tE&, the invitation should be
sisrod aisp by some other gentlemen known
to be friendly 10 Mr.. Greeley, and distinctly
! representing the Cincinnati nominees, ar 4
shonld be at.d.oSsed 10 prominent men vino
| are known 10 te Of the SAME wav Of think
ing"
the Republican further states that the as
sumption which has gone out from the East
that because Mr.. Schurz was disappointed in
the result oi the Cincinnati nomination, lie
VIII not suppor, Greeiey, Is very far from
being true. We have no doubt whatever that
the Senator, (should no opportunity be em-
braced before will in his own emphatic
manner, establish the truth of this Statement
at the meeting in New York on the Goth
The Senator regards i, as now certain tha,
the only Candidates for President before the
people next November will be Greeley and
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"ASHiSeToS, June l4.b.-TTs signal
eiS'ee Eea'ae. reports which, wtre only or.
is'ha'is intended Tor commerce, have proved
Us 'iseioi 10 ths agricultural in,er...s Of ,he
eot'ntry also, that Congress has authorized
zoe war Department to extcnd .:,e workings
o. 'ne system 40 az to provide specially ior
TIE iarnins interest BY circulating rerorts
froo, Val icI,s parts of the inrerior
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! h-In,n-,.n b.. ci,-k.-si,rg IL, 90
z, iei' ritr-, 500 W,ncaes,-r carb. es,
Z'OVV Colts navy revoivers, 2,OVv.COO
rounds of ammunition, battery of six field
pieces, AMI thee tons Of powder, together
win great quantity. OF saddles, bridles,
medical stores, and ciolhins.
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Indian Comm issi ssi0ners-preparinx Gol
EOsefSeRcics.

WASHINGTON, June l3.-The Secretary of
the Interior appointed the following Com
missicners to visit the hostile tribes OF In
diaDs demonstrating agains. the Union Pa
citic Railroad; Gen. d. A. Conan. John S.
Dearborn and j ". Whea;on.
The War Department has taken the pre-
caution 10 re inforca all The ioris or the
Southern and Gull COASTS with the newes;
patterns sGi 'arges: caiibre ordnance, while
the Navy Department has accumulated large
supplies OF naval stores at all the naval sla-
tons on the Southern and GGli coasts, in ae-
cortanee witt, the desire of the Government
to be prePsre'i for all emergencics.