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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-04

Justice Valentine; OF the SUI
preme Court, decides the Dosage
Coded Lands" in Neosho and La
bette, counties, to belong to the
railroad companies, and that no
settler therein has any claim to
the property he has improved.
They must all Ego west" or else
buy their own improvements from
the railroad companies. This is
the law a. it is, but possibly not
the law rs it always will he in
similar cases. .-l.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-04

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LYoN, ss.
/, y. Is. Hurst, cashier OF the First Ma
tiona! Bank OF Emporia, Kansas, do sol
ennly swear that the above statement il
true TO the best OF my knowledge and he
lief. X. Il. HURST,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sgoFn 20 before me tl,ss
18th day OF June, A. ID. 1878. -
A. MCKINNEY,
Notary Public
Correct Attest: III. &. CROSS,
MOVES SPICER,
- ~ f9srfz Y. e. HOLDERAfAN /,
t1sfl T Direetors.
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RESOURCES
Oyersirafts, a4sii =;
L. ). bonds, to secure circula-
noil, $4,000 %
inner t"'hs' "''ad> ahi mort
49, $50 "@4'H 81
'. ~" se"eeH''"s asa reserve -. -.
~ - >r..o -
M. , r.o,, Sa.lohaI oAaAs 2.s 20
Real esI,fe 1874 ~
Furnitnr,, and tixtur.> "a -
1 ,i,yr.nf evuan.g~ $50
PREMIUMS. asss; -
I'hs.,k~ aud al her cash iteu> l,II9 20
Bills U,f other National Banks S6.5 Az
FrsrIiana. currency Including
niekciS. 80 81
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-04

Nobody to blame" is the verdict
of the Secretary of the Navy in re-
gard TO the Hall arctic expedition
failure, It's the North pole that is
really to blame, in persistingly
keeping ont of sight. 1t is prOba-
bly, an enormous icicle, say about
five thousand miles long, standing
on end amid the tnmultuous heaV-
ings of the unknown Polar sea, and
good for nothing until the last day
arrives, when it may keep things
cool in that part of the world.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-04

Every politician in our county has
suddenly become a farmer, and
some of them go SO far as to put
hay seed in their hair, and face the
seats uf their pants with cheekered
jeans.-BnrlingtOn Patriot.
The farmers can take the politl4
clans by the seat of their bogus
jeans and shake the hay seed out of
their hair and check their future
pilfering 'of public money by.r
firing them to strictly private life.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-04

A LAWFUL KANSAS FENCE
Among the acts passed by the leg
lslature last winter was one relating
TO fences, and which we publish be-
low, that our readers may see what
constitutes lawf ul fence ia Kansas ,
SECTION /. That section twa of
chapter forty he amended so as TO
read as follows AL fences eompos~
ed of post aud rails, post aud paIings
post and pIsnks or palisades or OF
stone, or composed OF posts and
wires, or those composed of turf
shall be al least four feet high those
composed of rails commonly called
worm fence, shall be at least four
and one-half feet 10 tins Top Of the
rider, and shall be thoroughly stalk
ed aud rideresi, or il not stakeCi and
ridered, shall have the corners Jock
and with strong rails, stakes or
posts; those composed OF stone
shall be at least eighteen inches vide
al the bottom and twelve 81 the t9p
those composed of turf shall Be
thoroughly sEaked and ridered and
shall have ditch on the outside net
less than two feet vide at the top
and three feet deep. All fences
composed OF rails or Timber, the
bottom rail, board or plank, shall
not be more than two feet from the
ground in 9ny township, aud II
those toWnships where hQgs are not
prohibited fEQm running st large, it
shaH not be more than six Inehes
FROM the.gfoand, and all sach fences
shall be substantially built and suf-
fieient to Pretect the feid or eaeias-
Ire, 81
Sge. 2. That the original secii0n |
t va Of she act to which this amend
story is hereby repealed. s
SaERP HGsRAaDRY.-At the Ag-
sicnItnFal Convention, at Appls taa.
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& Gen. Won MoIike's wife is an
English woman. the step daughter
OF HIS sister. g When the General
was In Bstantinopie he wrote let
tiers to his sister which so interest
ed the step daughter that she enter
ed into correspondence with him
herself and finally married him.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Strayed.

EMPoRIA. KANSAS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-07-04
ADVERTISEMENTS
June 18TH, 1879.

a the State OF Kansas, AT the close OF
husinesE.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18
A UCTION. AUCTION
"A At the elegant prvat esidence
Sc West 10Th street, between 9TH AM 9th avenues,
THIS DAY Thursday),
commencing at l0b O'clock.

PY GERARD BETS 4 Co.-wILI. SELL. AT AUC-
ID ton, on HURSDAY September Is,
at IL O'Clock, within their store
No Old slip and l04 Pearl street
by samples drawn in bond and sold close invoices,
Wines, Liquors &C.
Large sale of Wines Liquors &C.. comprising Cham
pagne sherry Ports Madeas Rhine Wines; CALIFORNIA
Wines Italian Wines Brandes, Jamaica and ST. Croix
Gin, Ale, Porter, &c., in pipes hogsheads quarter Oc
tavss ana cases sod q CLOSE nv9cSs Of the above
brands and vintages From all sums under $3.50, cash
bills that amount three and six months; salts
factory paper. Catalogues and samples ncw ready.
GERARD BETS Co, AuctioneerA Ma. I Old slip.
ETSoHN sIIs n DRAPER ICQ 4 GO. Ay0gIQNEEBE :.
CQWpanv wiii sell
5000 tons Scranton Coal
at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY, sept "A, at II O'Clock noon.
at Exchange place.
SAMt1EI, SLOAN pros
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

A LBERT B. wALDRON. AUCTIONERR.
"A By ID. w. IVES.
salesrooms los Liberty Ill Cedar and ss Chambers sts
% Friday a. genera general Dry
Fruits Liquors Cigars Teas, Oils Molasses Maccaroni
Sponges Drugs Chemicals, &c.
NJ. CRIsTALAk. AUCTIONEBR, WILL SELL,
IA. Friday, September H. at l0s O'clock at 72 Broad
way, quantity Of unclaimed Baggage, &C. to pay stor
age charges &c. By order OF Messrs Bohnen, kamp
SaSsaul
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

"
Great absolute and unrescrved sale OF ITO Lots,
elegantly located at West Hoboken and North Bergen,
Hudson county N j. Thursday eptember L. 1873 at
loclock NJ. the ground, rain shines situated ON
the beautiful nights Immediately adjoining City
the north. mile south of the new Schuezen Park.
accessible by horse and steam cars from the Jersey City
and Hoboken ferres all the city improvements with
out the taxes This property offers Inducements seldom
equaed and never surpas ed Tor eligible homestead
sites, investments speculation Titles perfect sale a0
s0!ae ano terms rms very yer y,y esy @ pr0vood n, cne
maps, &C apply to M GIBSON 81 Montgomery street,
Newark streets HObOkcn, N. J.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

TINE DEMOISELLE DE LA SUISSE FRANCAISE EFT
u Protestante, Gesre placer dams familie Ane
ricaine pour soccuper dos enlants sadresser No. 2S
West 3lst ST.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18
PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE I'M
" provement Jones' Falls % North Calvert street.
BALTIMORE, August 10, 1873
Proposals invited Tor the Graduate Dredging,
mprovement from Eager sreet to the Basin. Detailed
plans will be exhibited and specifications
OF proposal, VIII be furnished application this
Bids for the above work will received until wednes
day LIST October. 1873 at noon, at which time they will
" "''''D' $ASgEL i; AS651NS, commissioners.
DROPosALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A FIRE
j Alarm Telegraph in the cities OF washington and
OFFICE BOARD PUBLIC WoRKs d. g.
WASHINGTON. Sept |, 1873
Sealed proposals will be received mt this office unil'
NJ on the ls day Ocober 1873 for the erection OF
system fire alarm telegraph, including all labor and
material lire alarm boxes, with the necessary circuits
wires hinery ana appurensnces required TO place
the Legislative Assembly OF the District OF Conm
bia approved June % 1873 and in accordance with the
specifications and mainly in accordance with diagram
No. IL Coumba Buildings
The system to be furnished shall be In every respect
fu contractor will be required to enter into good aud
sufficient bond for the tll performances or contract
Bids mus: be accompanied by penai bond, legally
that the bidder will accept and perform the conractt
The riaht Ito to reject anv or all bids is reserved
Payment will be made when the whole work shall
have been completed and accepted by the Board In
The coutracor shall keep the system in good working
order for term OF two C years after completion, and
twenty COZ per centum of the amount contracted Tor will
be retained until the end OF the said two CD years as
Proposals must he enclosed In a sealed envelope, en-
dorsed "Proposals Construction OF Fire Alarm Iele
''"''' ALEX r. SHEPHERD
Vice President Board OF Public Works.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

IA Very Desirable Property
at
NYACK, ON THE HUDSON.
j. MATHEWSON SON. No. Pine street. New York.
A. j. MATHEwSoN, Auctioneer, will sell
SATURDAY, Sept ~ at II O'Clock
on the premises
Seventy elegant Building Plots
and Villa Sites,
on Castle Heights avenue running from
Broadway to the Boulevard.
Unrivalled river views Avenues severed an guttered
Sale positive. Terms liberal.
Maps and tull particulars OF aucti0neer, TAYLOR &
SMITH. CURRIE
The New York herald., 1873-09-18
POLITICAL.

10TH WARD.
III meeting win be held, to consider the political
situation under the auspices OF the Democratic Union
Independent Association, this, Thursday) evening
eight o'clock, at Appels "Ailemanna Hail." 222 East
Forty street between Second and Third avenues
All democrats invited by request Of Captain JAMES
KEELAN and many other citizens
The New York herald., 1873-09-18
YACHTS, sTEAMBoATs. &C.


DOAT AND SPOON OARS OF EVERY KIND AND
I'D size wood aud iron, at shops 1853 and 373 South
STEPHEN ROBERTS.
J1OR sALE-A SCHOONER YACHT, 6l FEET OVER
u all ls6 feet beam eet hold three years old met
alcd ui inventory large cabin In pertoct order very
able fine boat sound and in good repair TO be sold
because building larger boat Apply 70 J. kOMAINE
BROWN l,2s0 broadway.
dor sALE-THE STEAMBOAT PORT ROYAL:
length, l05 fee BEAM 2o feet cylinder % inches by
eet tonnage rs; boiler nearly new draught water,
feet inches, boat In good order ard running.
JOHN ID. LOCKE Co, A Clil. street
CCHooNER YACHT FOR SALE OR CHARTER-5)
- feet long, cabin handsomely fitted up. For parncu-
lars apply at77 Bleecker street
WANTED-YACHT 30 TO 80 TONS. CARPENTERS
w measurement completely fitted and furnished, In
good order sound and fast Address giving particulars
and price, D. f. c., "a Liberty street, room 4.
VHTANTED--A CAT RlGGED SAIL BOAT SECOND
w hand, 16 to Is feet long, with record preferred
Address B. e. NJ 81 South street. with price and de-
scription.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

j. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.-
"A. This day September 1s at IL NJ, at the Exchange
Saesroom. No. III broadway, four story brown stone
high soop House. No. At last twenty ninth street, north
SIDE between Fourth and Madison avenues, with all
modern and first class in respect
The New York herald., 1873-09-18
CLOTHING.

At B. MINTz'S NEW STORE. 24s THIRD AVENUG G,
n between Twentieth and Twenty-firs streets ladies'
and gentlemen will be astGnshed at the great prices
pay In cash Cason Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry; so
10 SIS for silk Dresses Goats s3 So; Pants S3
note by post punctually attended to by Mr. Mrs.
Mint.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18
A UCTION sALE.-DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE
n large and positive sale of handsome and genteel
Household Furniture

Household Furniture,
at 10 O'Clock THIS DAY. Thursday).
at elegant residence of L. W. Brooks, Esq.
2l0 West Twenty first street, Seventh avenue.
ROBERT c. CASHIN. Auctioneer, sells over $40 100
ssng Paror Suits in satin and silk brocade marquetry
and gilt Cabinets Centre and Console Tables; beautiful
Paintings raris Bronzes and Clocks Etageres Easy
Chairs Library and Secretarc Bookcases, volumes
Books
Magnificent Decker Bros. n octave Pianoiorte.
Music Cabinet rosewood ana walnut Bsdstends dressing
hair spring Mattresses and plush Bedroom Suits
Extension Dining Table, Sldeboard. Dining Chairs
Crockery Sl00 worth silverwaEc Tea sets, &c:, hall
and kitchen Fqrnture 10 Garrett and every useful House,
do we'll to attend N. b. sale positive this day. Take
Seventh Eighth avenue cars
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

RCH JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER
~ once and Salesroom 81 Nassau street.
Horse Auction Branch, ~ to 25 East Thirteenth street
Second hand Household Furniture, large and general
assortment; rosewood PianofOrte Also for account Of
whom may large assortment of Fed Linen,
Towelling. Blankets Table Linen. Napkins &C.; well
bred red and white Setter Dog
By ARCH. JOHNSTON, at his SalesrOom 81 Nassau
street. on FRIDAY, ut l0iz O'Clock A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

ExECUToa's SALE.
OLIVER BRYAN, Aucttoneer.
No. us Broadway


OLIVER BRIAN, Aucsoneer.
No. lis Broadway.
will SELL at the Exchange salesrodm Ill Broadway m
thursday October by order Of the Francis
retos Point near Port Morr In the new twenty toussn
ward OF New York. comprising ~ plots 1000 lots with
extensve wafer prlve3es large MANSION and Cottage
ery IS in the mar Aet sale unreserved. Further fnfor
nation and maps may be obtained OF r. j. BARREfrO,
oi Beaver street. or OF the Auconeer at io broadway
ExECUToRs sALE.-BENJAMIN p FAIRCHILD.
~ Auctoneer. On Friday. September 19 1879 ut 10
NJ: az the northeast corner of seventh avenue and
Ftv-third street, Horses, Wagons Tools Car Scsh0d
Poles Plank Ladders &c. BY order OF A. r. SEWELL.
GEO. MOORE, Executors
IJENRY DREHER SON, AUCTIONERRs-OFFICE
l72 East Houston street. sell this day, l0 O'Clock,
fine Counter and Fixtures Soap. canned Fruit Spices,
scales lceboxes, Tea Canisters &c positively In loA
T s. wEINBERGER. -AUCrIoNEER- SELLS THIS
day. Thursday September ~ at lDH clock. at lbx
Bowery, and second hand Carpets and Oiicloths,
Lounges, Paror Suits, Blankets Quilts, Watches and
merchandise. also Wines Liquors Cigars, &c.
TERE. JOHNSON, JR, AUCrIOyEER
Great part lou sale
OF the
r., Peter Clark Estate,
Ine Twenty third warl of New York by annexation
lU hneiy located lots in the cen ire OF
M0rrsania
at auction,
MONDAY, Sept q. isZs
at ~ O'Clock NJ, al the Exchange Salesroom,
Splendid city lots on SI9adway IS "a. styset wssche.s
Jackson Concord and Titon avenues II minutes from
Harlem Bridge and Third avenue by horse and two
steam railroads;
20 minutes from Forty second street;
:, sale positive. Terms
FOR mgp1 geRH And J6aSsoH J,6pipSI,sion apply to
Il Park New York
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

TINE FEMME DE CHAMBRE FRANCHISE, SACHANT
u tres bien fare les robes ct Golfer ct pouvau donner
les meleures references, desire placer dams une
famile pas dobiection vovager. Sadresser pendant
deux ours No l0 Quest 26nc rue coin de la Gme
av. second ctage.
, 1873-05-16
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1873.

ized In 100, ard tho first rude church
in Cincinnati waa built partly on tho
ground occupied by tho proaont olincc,
On tho north Bitln Of Fourth, noar Main Btroot.
Tho congregation Inns had ton pastors, includ-
ing tho ono inalalled tonight. Tie noy.
Joah'a I. Wilson hold tho position Of paator tho
longoat time, md upon tho arrival Of br. Lyman
Booohor,. grandfatlior Of tho proBene pastor,
preferred charges Of horosy agnnBt Daeohor
nlBo opposed ON tho satn6 gronnd tho
ordination Of George Doecher. fatllor of
tho pastor installed tonight. Horny
Ward Beeclor, who resided at Walnut 1Itls dur
Ing those timos, preached tho installation aor-
mon tonight. The crowd commenced gathering
at 6, md 1t I, half an hour boforo tic servico
tho louao tllletl to roplotion, md tie crowd
from tho door to tho street wns SO des,ac that it
gross mud ogrosB woro utterly Impossible. Out
sidors woro SO impoltunatc mid pushed aud
swayod about tho door, l'rcaking glass, murmur-
ing, md creating. srcll confusion, tint,
aftor announcing, 1liB subject, Mr. booohor
sat down and waltol about ton
minutes for tho confusion to bo qulotod. Ills
toxt was from !. Corinthians, l., 20 and a. COM
mencing II proacf Christ cr,ioiRed." 1t was
expected by, many porsona tint ilo would allulo
to tho curly relations Of tho Church, and tho
movements in which his fntcr participated horo,
but ts'e 80 minusoB devoted to lila Discourse con-
talno1 not tho barost Rllusion to either. Tho
larger part Of tho evangelical ministers Of tho
city wero prcHcnt.
, 1873-05-16

WAsu1soron May 16.-A commission haB been
appointed to meet tic Sioux Indians and obtain
= reyersion to tho Government of certain por-
that tho lands may 10 made accessible to homo
stead presumption.
Tho Indian Bureau to-day roooiycd lottor
from tho Agent Of the Choyonnos at tho North
Fork, Canadian River, Indian Territory. report;
tho murder Of tile four auryoyora OF Darling'B
party WAS porpotratod by small party Of young
Choyenncs belonging to Bull Bears faction, who
.aIe regarded AZ outlaws even by their own tribe.
TITO thros young men WHO fred tho shots, ono Of
identified, aud tho Commissioner Of Indian
AfFalrs has to-day taken the proper stops to So
cure their arreHt and bring thom to punishment.
, 1873-05-16
THE INDIANS.
Present Position OF tho Modoc Band
Icon. DhviN3 HE0KEAEnt1e.


---Gen. Davis Programmed.
NEW YonK, May ia laya-bod dispatch OF
the 18th says Gems. Davis and dillon,. IN tross-
ing Tulo Lake on tho previous cseniug. d.ring q
heayy gale, had q narrow escape from downing,
their boat becoming unmanagoablo.
Tho proaen3 force ut the command Of den
Davis is not considered auf1ioont to make Hl1c-
oeBBful attack upon tho blodocs IN thoir new
stronghold, hut tho Gonoral will cndoayor to
hold them whero they now aro and await rein
forcamonta with mortars TINT arc hu1rylng for
ward, and arc e1pectea In two daya;;,. - m.,.u
The troops aro suffering from "ant OF "Aior'
Willow crock is tho nesreat stream, but tho Mo"
docs arc betwcen 1t and the ta. tro9Rs: win, +o
and thought thsy W nGtssek ta to leaye Their
present position until they nave made @ p5oys.on pn,
Thoir loss ID tho fight Of saturday was two
braves killed, a large part Of thcir horsos. am
nunition, and clothing captured, aud about two
tons Of provisions destroyed. Tho Modocs ell
tered the fight stripped to their breecll.c1onts,
but could not resist the Warm Springs IndnnH,
Who trottod into tho fight and ran the Moaoca
past their plundor, rctaking 1t all.
, 1873-05-16
OTTAWA.

C0snmtssion Mcn Protest Against Al.
leRod Unfair l1lspoctlon OF Grain in
Chicago.
Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, May 15.-The grain and commits
sion mon at tho several points along tho Illinois
& Michigan Canal from Joliet to Peru, had
mooting hero to-day to take action relative to
the apparent OF real untuat mode Of inspecting
corn In ohlcago. They resolved to ship hereaf-
ter by tho Joliet Cutoff, as they have boon doing
for several days. Tho Rock Island Railroad fur
nishoa inlmonso trains Of cars, all Of which find
moro grain than they can carry away at tho sev-
londs during tho past few days. There is much
feeling In tho matter, aud no grain will be sent
from any Of these points until there Is souaA
modification Of the grip Of the ring ut Chicago.
, 1873-05-16

River and Canal Items--No Quorum.
LAsALLE, ILL.,, May 15.-No arrival or dopar-
turo by tho river. Tho Danube passed out OF
tho canal loaded with fence posls, for Lasalle.
and Rockwell Barge No. passed in loaded with
coal, al tho first lnstallment Of 10000 tons
to bo delivered in Chicago during tho
preaent season OF canal navigation b,h~tho
Northern Illinois Coal d Iron Company, whose
mines are In this city.
There were not enough OF tho Directors Of
the Lafayette, LaSalle d. Clinton Railroad
Company for quorum ut their mooting this af-
ternoon, aud thoy adjourned to moot again in
this city on Tuesday, the Goth Instant.
, 1873-05-16
Judicial Nomination III the Peoria
E13rHalffa

sp.cia1 Dispatch 10 Tbs chteago Tribune.
pEon1A, ILL.,, A"y l5.-At the tslncaVaila
dato for Circuit Judge, James ". Cochran,
OF Peoria, waa ohosen without =
great deal Of opposition. no waa
elected by the poorla County delegation, aa
Stark County refused to vote, In consequence Of
their resolution to make no nomination RI m
organization being tabled. Tho following reBo-
luton, expressive OF the sease Of the ueeting,
vas adopted:
lesorea, That tho farmers conventions Of our coun-
ties not political In their character hut united
without rcspect to old party issups; to support such
mon only for office bo1toye to 6o competent hon.
oat aud upright aud In sympathy With tho great
movement Of tho farmers oi the Northwest to secure
Reasonable I'D tuat rates Of q tas
ard speculative cgnbinAtlons and nonopotss,
, 1873-05-16

+! MApn1p, May 15.-A dispatch from Barcelona,
at midnight sas the Sity wss T. gtsto 9f gsess
ists, under sabalis, had captured Mataro, fifteen
miles distant, and soizod the Custom-House and
we're 1ovying contributions. Troops wero hurry
Ing to Mataro.
PANS, May 15.-The Carlfst General, Dorre-
garay Ia his official report Of tho battle ut Eraul,
May 8, claims decisive victory for his forces.
He states that tho Republicans lost tl2 killed
and 800 wounded. and 80 tnkon prisoners, and
, 1873-05-16

sr. pErEnsnuna, May 16.-noports from
Khiva represent that the Khan Ia greatly alarmed
at tho approach Of tho Russian columns, and
has ordered levy en mnsso Of tho ab1e-bodlod
ma1o population to resist the invasion.
ODESSA, May Ia, panic has extended to tho
bourso here. ILL business lis stopped, and dia-
counts have rison to por cont.
, 1873-05-16

Spfcldl D{spafch to 1ho Chicago It75'Hlf:
DEaato1AEa, H., May 15.-Tho State 1lomeo.
! com1nittoo' Oh securing recognition of
homeopathy In tic State University.
Reports woro road from yarloua commit
toes. which woro Of MI interesting character.
Speechoa woro mado by the retiring oflicors after
which tho new officers wore appointed, and tue
hainoaa Of the sess.on WIS closed up, to meet at
Tairaela In May next. The session hnH been
unusually interesting anl tho attendance largo
, 1873-05-16

FAn1s, May 1B.-It Ia rumored that tho Logiti-
mists and Orleanista have combined in moYo-
ment for tho overthrow Of President Thiore, and
that thoy hayo sent nochefoncould to Vonna to
ask Count do Chambord to authorize the Logiti-
mieta to nominato the Duke j. Auma1o for Presi-
dent in place Of ThierH.
, 1873-05-16
Pastoral TnAtallntlOU.

o1NoNNAT1, May 16.-ntereatiug and unusual
services took place tonight at tho First Prosby-
terlan Church, on tho oooaston OF tho lnstalla-
tion Of tho ReY, George D. Doeohor ~ pastor.
THIS Ia tho pioneer church. Of Cincinnati, organ
, 1873-05-16

LONDON, May 15.--The cable between Madrid
and Ponang Is interrupted. Tolegraphio COM
munioation with Ponang, Singapore, and AUS
tralia must for tho present bo malo via Japan
and ohina through tho Russian and Siberian
route,
, 1873-05-16

VIENNA, May 15.-An inundatIon Of the Turk
ish Province Of Bosnia has caused the loss Of
many livoa and great destruction Of property.
, 1873-05-16
METEOROLOGICAL.

signal Service Durcnu Reports and
pxoEnosticattonx.
CHICAGO, hlay 15--l0:18 z. m.
Tho following reports layo boon received from
the plnco8 mentioned below:
, 1873-05-16

proof Of doatl. Lottora of administ1a~
tton had bcan taken out and tho
Court to-day lecltled that such ]ottera
woro ovidencos Of Tisdalo's dehth, and 40 In"
atr1ctad tho Jury. Dofcnho could not prove
that }lo WIS not dond. Tho caao has excited
groat interest and boon long contested.
, 1873-05-16

ST. Louis, b{ay 15.-A report was brought. to
Kansaa City, yesterday, by citizen Of Cherokee
saasinH, were captured yesterday. thirteen milea
north Of Dallas, Yexaa
, 1873-05-16
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