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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-31

VILLAGE ScHools.--rLe winter term OF our
sulel school commences on Monday. with the
same teachers as last term, except that Miss
Curo Brooks teaches in no. T. in place Of
Nl.- Flint
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-31

AtrNurEp srluDE.--A man giving bis namo
Sweeney, claiming 70 have relatives in this
place attempted suicide at Milton, on Sunday
morning h-t. lie wa- taken to the town farm.
anl DC is Thought will recover.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-31

VERMONT GRAND LODGE /. O OF G.. THE
Grand Lodge l. 0 of G. r., will be held at ST..
Johnsbury, commencing Tuesday Jan. - th, at
10 clock A. N. The Central Vermont railroad
S. +. road, the NJ. & W. Il. road, and the p
& o. and Conn. & Pass. and NJ V. r, road.
will return free all persons, mem bcrs Of tn,
Grand Lodge and visitors, paying fall loea
fare to st. Johnsbury. The Rutland and Sar
atoga roads will do the same, provided twenty
five persons pass over their route
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-31

NokIurILD Prof F. j. jackson, Principal
Of the jackson Military Institute, Tarrytovn,
n. y, delivered the fourth Lecture Of our
Course, at Concert Hall, Tuesday evening, De-.
cembcr %. " The Genius that Wins" which
was the theme of bis discourse, stripped of fiji.
yoring circumstances and pretentious display
was always tcork. Hard, perseyering, untirinp
iajor was the key that unlocked the golden treas
ure-house Open Sesame before which
bars Of iron and walls of granite yielded q.
willing slaves obediont 20 the voice Of a master
- At their last meeting the Oid Fellow.
Of Mortified elected their oGicers for fhe In.
suing year as follows p d. Bradford, Nobl,
Grand Erastus lluntley, Vice Grand j. L.
Abbott, r. 5. Ed. Ingalls,, p S. G. W
Emerson, Treasurer.
The elective officers Of De Witt Clinton
Lodge, No 10, f. and 4 NJ, for the coming
year are, George W Kngsbury W. NJ l..
A. Ilowes, 5. W. a. X. Savage, j. W; j. c.
b. Thayer, Treasurer Edwin S. Stcbbins,
Secretary.
The Ladies Benevolent Society, Of the
NJ. L. church, Mortified, hold their annual
festival on Tuesday evening Of next Wesk.
Mrs. Mary A. Liyermoro lectures al
Mortified on Wednesday evening. Subject
THE Battle of Money.
The town has rented Concert Hall, at
thirty dollars per annum, for Il term Of ten
years, beginning last Nov, fer the purpose oil
holding its necessary meetings
M r. Peck, A. b former principal of III,
graded school in this place, and lately thcolog
ical student at Chicago and Yale, is spending
few days with his friends here. They arc
glad to note that his health, so much impaired
by his excessive lalors as teacher here, is now
greatly improved.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-31

STATE BOARD MEETING The State Board %
Agriculture, Mining and Manufacturc- viii
hold a meeting in East Montpelier, with even
ing sessions, on Thursday and Friday, Jluu-
airy sth and 9th, lS7i Several gentlemen OF
the State Board are expected to be present and
address the meeting Also, papers will lie
furnished for the occasion by some Of our
Washington county farmers. A general nyi.
tation is extended to all the friends of ngricul-
ture and manufactures to come and take part
in the discussions Of the meeting and make il
Ire one Farmers come, and bring your
wives and daughters, for hy are especially in-
yited to attend
, 1873-06-16
A Fast Funeral in Now Orleans.

Correspondence u the FasAin9ten Star.
Wo went out yesterday by a Canal street car TO
the cometorcs on the outskirts Of tho city. Tho
famous aholl-road leading out to Lake Pobtohar-
train runs by tho atroet car track, and on this
sholl-road waa flremon'a funeral procession.
It was the fastost fuucral ever SAY. It would
Bee1n TINT tue hehrBa horaes must have run With
"a maaheon" previously, and thought they wore
heading for fro inHleAd OF cemstoryt for they
pulled out at q tremendous rate, and tho whole
proceBBion went laundering altar them ut two
forty pace over tho Bhell-roal. After awhile tho
procession got divided into two or threo 1okatot-
monts, tho fast trotters keeping up with tho
hcarse n1ad tho hrokall-iown livery horaoa break
ing IN, unable to 80 tho paco Ono Nose, who,
With Lis Llzo, occupied no-top buggy, got
nearly NJ rod in the face the color Of Ills shirt
beast to keep up with tho procession. sono Of
tho tiremen who wore Dclatcd, or who wore u1l-
provided with cartiagoa, rodo ont IN Our atreet
car, and they insisted that our drlyor should
keep up with tue funeral. This made It lively
Our street Car made. tho boHt time on record.
Squads Of 1aborerH Woro employed all along tue
limo wheeling oarth to fill up tho old canal, and
It WAS interesting to oar CUR driver yell to thon
to clear tho track, as ne wont tearing on to keep
| up with tho funeral. We reached tue oonlotery
In Heaaon to join tho procession. priest lod i
over tho grass through fragrant magnollaa Snti
cape myrtles to wall containing tho archod
cayitloH, or ''ovcna," In which tue doad arc IN
tered above tho ground III New Orleans. In Que
of thoao oyona tho coffin WIS paBhed. tho priest
uttered fow rapid words, hnd tho old aoxto1,
| with IN e1pedition acquired by twenty-five yonra
| practice, closed up tho mouth OF the cavity with
brick and mortar brother tlraman, who from
hts facility OF hand WAS probably q draughtsmau,
came forward, aud With some swift lines In the
, 1873-06-16
THE INDIANS.
The NTod0ca Inform Thoir Cnpt0rs III
to the Whereabouts OF miscellaneous
pluntcr--The Proposed Return ol
TIM TX Cleunon PrndfH11A.

The Mod0ca Inform Thoir Cnpt0ra NJ
to the Whereabouts OF miscellaneous
plundcr--Thc Proposed Return of
the Ik1clkupoo ProdtKalss
BoY1E's OAmp Tu14E LAKE PENINSULA, June
t2.-Thia Afternoon the Modocs sent for DR..
order that further facts relating to tho missing
articles Of armament and nearing apparel might
bo made known to tho soldiers for TeasonR beBt
known TO tho Indians whose nccks are Just out
! eide halter8. Tho Indians voluntarily mado
revelations in this order. Black Jim Acknowledge
I'd that be stole S1B from Moacham, and PASSED
in tho amount Boston said ho had Moa0ham's
pistol hidden In tho rocks, and would return it II
wan destroyed bytho Indians. Steamboat Frank
naid ho knew whoro tho coat md y'at Of Dr..
Thomaa wero. and could obtain them IN half d
day. The reverend genteman's gold watch was
carried OF by . Warm Spring Indian. Gran
Guiding Jaok, aaid that thirty or furty shots
ware tirod during tho massacre OF tho roaco
Commissioners They all actively shifted tho
responsibility for the murder from ono to another
All agreed, however, that Bogus Charley did not
participate in the massacre, and from frat to last
condomned it ~ unfair and unsafe pro-
| coedng.
Ponding the arrival Of orders from Gen. Bco-
field regarding the dppoHition Of tho California
| TROOPS, no decision ~ to irnmediate movements
| has boon obtained.
The list Of captivon sent by mail, through IN
| official, when secured, is inaccurate. The total
should be roClcod to 156.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Rocons proceedings
| with regard to tho return Of the Kicaapoo In
diana to the United States are in accordance with
| the action Of the Mexican Government and our
own In April Of last year. For tho realization Of
tho project It was suggested that the Govern
ment Of tho United States appoint now agents,
and advise tho Government OF Neueya Leon
Of the time and place on tho frontier whore the
agents would present themuolvos to the 1ndians.
| The Government Of Mexico would, in such caao,
provide that tho authorities who roprosont it in
that region should take part in the conforonoen,
and II the Indians should freely determine to
leave Mexico to sett1o on their own reservation
in tho United States, the Mexican military would
oHcort them to point on the frontier where
! American troops might rocolyo them. The Mex
lean Government further advised that tho agents
to treat with the Indians be porsons other than
those who made the former attempt, In order to
avoid reyiying suspicious and prejudices against
those peraona which might ox!st iii tho minds OF
the Indians, and tue Mexican Government prom
isel that none OF its authorities accused Of be-
ing opposed to the removal Of these 1nd{anE
should have sny part in the execution Of tht
| plan suggested.
, 1873-06-16
THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.

Enfn1Cf&' EOAFLn Oh 1u1Es
Eqaa1 and c.nct 3f,a:ien to all naon.-JtftrsoN.
poraons IN various parts of tho State, tbd under
eiguod, Executive Committee Of tho Illinois
6tato FaYnetB' Association, would respectfully
recommend to tho farmers of Illlnola TINT they
moot in county, or other local meetinga, on tho
approaching Fourth Of July, for tho purpose not
National Independence, but atso for tho purpose
Of considering md netting upon tho 1ansorn Tint
now threaten tho safety of tito nation and tho
liberty of tho ctizens in tho nhape Of Chartered
lnonopolieH aud corrupt conspitactes againat tho
public fntorost.
Of the County Associations, County Conam1ttoes.
Farmers Uluba, Oranges, md personn otherwise
interested, 30 ae to soc.re at auch meetings =
lnrge attendance, n free discussion Of tho griov-
Rncuu, and moro complete nnd thorough or
ganisation OF tllo farno1p Of tho State.
OF life, by demonstration tint nlay be hereafter
ao1nInatuorated ga tla davning Of nov ora Of
Independence, not only for us aa q class, but
for tho whole people Of tue State and nation.
Leaving to tho varioua committaoB Of arrange
nontn to make cut such programmed Tor tho
celebration Of tho day aa may heat ho suitod to
each locality, wo would merely suggest, instead
raat by some aspirant for political honors, that
wo have the earnest, practical, common scnso
talk OF tho farmers themselves upon the duties
Of the proacut, and tho reading Of the accom-
phnying new Declaration Of Independence,
which may, however, be altered, amonled, or
left out as ahall soem best to thoso having the
matter in charge. y. 9: FLAda,
q y. NJ. SM1rn,
DUNoAN MAoHAY,
Executive Committee
[n1any local calls are being iegued In accord
ance with this recommenlatiob.1
, 1873-06-16
NEW YORK..
Another yv1fe-m11rdcr-.Fntn1 Bars
Room Af9EnY..NItacelInn Itenls.

Another w1fe-N1Ardcr-.Entn1 Bars
Room aAf9rnY.-HltscelInnc Items.
New YonK, June 15.-The American clipper
nhip Young America won the race With the
British clipper La Escoaesa, reaching Liverpool
on the 18th inst In LOG days from San Fran
cisco.
r. II. ", Rhodes has been awarded tho con-
tract for publishing tho city record. Every item
In his bid, which was the lowest Was below the
Ordinary rates. Rhodes is almost unknown, but
ia said by one Of the papers to have recently had
desk-room In tho oflce OF Samuel J. Tnden.
JauloB M.t Waterbury, prominent citizen Of
Willia1nsburgh, and formerly owner Of the yachts
Julia aud Una, died yesterday from cancer.
teraaY In tho Fifth Ward, Brooklyn, tho cap
tured property embracing four stills, nine tubs
25,o00' gallons Of mssh. etc. The officers wore
attacked by mob, who polted them with stones.
The polioo prevented serlous trouble.
Francis dillen, aged as, 4 stcan-fttor, Of No.
1s1 Mulberry stroes, this evening met ha vito
Ellen, aged 10, to whom he had boon married
ilve months, but with whom he had never llyed,
In front OF No. 50 Crosby street, whoro ale was
walking with q friend, and after . few momontb
near Elm, whore 10 stabbed hor four tinon IN
the breast, two ntabs piercing tho lungs,
causing doath within eight minutes. The wona-
an waa taken to her fathers houso, No. l35 Glen
street. whore abe died. sho was employed oi
late ID Mcainneaa' store, in Grand street, IS q
teenth Precinct police, and admits the stabbing
During = drunken brawl which took plhoo shts
evening In tLe drinking, ,aaloon q
Pat Hughes, No. 4d0 Houston street
corner of uoerck street, iahoror named Jamos
Duffy, aged ~ yoarp, Of No. 6t1 East Fifteenth
street, was stabbed in the right breast and in
etaatly killed by one Edward Kirkland, alias Our
tis, man Of bad repute, who ulado Ills escape
Tho quarrel appeared to Lave arisen botwee1
throo mon nnmed Du1y. O'Drion, and rete, Ant
Curtis WAS no party to 1t at trst,
, 1873-06-16

sinoo Monaco, in Northern Illinois, has been
the only place In the Old World where King Rou-
letss and Queen Rougo-ot-Noir are atill allowed
to publicly Weld their seductive scepter, it has
attracted crowd OF deaporadoes and blaoklegs,
such ~, parhaps, orc not found In similarly
limited compass in any part Of tho globe. most
exciting occurrence took place IN those gilded
halls On the 2sd Of April last. Tia gambling
+ throng in which Ill civilized natlons were rep
resented. The great ccntre of attraction was tho
second rouge-et-nolr table, whore middla-aged
spantard was playing With an extraordinary run
Of luck. He Ind staked 100 franc note
on red, and red had Won fifteen timos
III succession. Hs had loft his winnings,
except some gold, in which tho bank had paid
him at first, on the table, and when the hoad
afteenth time, "Rouge gagne ct coulenr, there
"as q stir Of oxcitsmons among tho dense
crowd Of spectators, whose eyen were riveted
upon the lucky winner. Tho bank officials, SEQ
winnings, amounting thon to 5000. 900, baoamo
nervous, and deolsred they could not accept 70
heavy stake.
The 8paniard, who're imperturbability oxoitcd
general admiration, replied that, according to
100000 francs were admissible. A wrhng!o
onsued, and finally be arose, and said con-
teknptuously "Very we'll, II you are afrald,
will play no more!" He prepared to take IN
the pllo Of bank notes before him. when several
eome time, exclaimed, "ssopl stop!" Tho spha-
ei t' ] sarpEIss' "aS wy7" i "a' BeesS.e" s @ tIey
answered, "part Of the winnings belongs to
uat" Thol mon aaid that they had etaked q
ono thousand franc note and won eight times.
They olhlmed upward OF one hundred thousand
francs. All tlis oaussd Intense excitement.
Tho spaniard had part Of tho money, but his
vehement intorlooukora snatohea 1t. Tho
! spectators crowded round tho group. The
policemen were unable to force thelr way
the spaniard. All Ut once there WAS 4
loud shriek, and then another. 4 moment after
| tho crowd foil back foot or two from the fight
| ing party, and tho Bpanlartl waB seen, deRdly
| palo, with a bloody poinard in his hand, while
| two of his adyerBarios gaaped out that they had
| boon stabbed. A moment afterWard the oon-
| federateH Of tho stabbed motl, rho sank to tia
| ground, fellol tho Hpanasd to the groud With
| their heavy arms.
! Meanwhile. during th!s ndsscribsbls scene Of
confusion aud terror, homo adrolt blacklega
| helped themselves freely to tue wat Rutns Of
| money still lying Oh tho green baizo table. and
the benildercd croupierH hardly attempted to
prevent thom from 50 doing. At Inst ten Hol'
Thou tho roo13 Wax sullciently cleared to enRbla
tho soldiers aud police to roach tho spot whore
the terrible quarrel had originated. The two
| mon whom the, ,Bpanlard had stabbed lay on The
ground Ho1tering iu goro. Ono Of tliom waa
| doad, the other dying. Tho Bpanlard hast hall
| ralsod himself from tho ground and looked
around With the bewildered air Of d lunatio. Hi
face war terribly bruised, and 4o had ovidontl,
not got recovered lis entire consciousness from
tho stunning bloms that had boon showered upon
Lis llead. Ho lad also boon tranplod upon b,
, 1873-06-16
Funeral OF Mnt. Ewing.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-The funeral Of Maj.
Henry Ewing, to-day. waa ono of tho most
numorously attended, fiat has occurred hore for
a long time, oltizcnB, Of ucasly oil
classea being present. Tho remainn
were escorted from tho residence Of tho
deceased to the First Ohristlan Church by tho
the funerol services woro conducted by tho Rev.
s. A.. Kelley. Leaving the church, tho romainsa
wero taken in charge by knights Templar, and
were followed to Dollofontaine Cemetery by
that order. tho Enginoer, .Gorpg, ,1 mombora n@ Or
Companies 4 and D National anards, and long
ooncourse OF carriages filed with citizens. At
tho comtcry Hsrrioes were performed according
to tho funeral ritos Of tho Ordcr OF knights
Templar, Z. Rev. Sir Knight 3. A. Holland
officiating az prelato OF the Oommanlery.
, 1873-06-16
kHiVA.

Hr. PETERSBURG, Juno 16--The War Office
has received dispatches from Central Asia Which
report that tile division Of tho expedition aavanc
Ing on Khiva by way Of tho soa Of Aral las
nude satisfactory progross. Con. Werewkin
occupied Kungrad, 100 n,Ilea north OF Khivn on
tho goth Of May. The Khivan forces hnd aban-
donod the place. Tho donoral continued hia
march along tle limo Of the O1us to Khojaiti
and Kunta-Urgony, tho enemy flying before him.
Tho Aral f1otilln had entered tho Bay Of Aiogir,
as far as Kungrad, whore it's progress was
stopped by shadows. An effort would DO made
to reach Kizil Kna, At the southern extremity of
tho bay, whore = depot Of supplies is to bo es-
tabIihhed for the troops advancing undor Gen.
Werewkin.
, 1873-06-16
----
Weather..


WASHINGTON, June 15.-For Now England On
Monday, light to fresh Boutherly and Sestorlv
winds, snd partly cloudy weather, are probable,
with possibly occasional areaa Of Light rain
For tho Middle States. light. to froah. winds,
rnoatly from tho eoutheast and southwest. and
partly cloudy weather, with probably occasional
ssreaaof s light rain from Virginia to Southeast
Nov York. For tho South Atlantic State, south
orly to westerly winds and clear and clear
ipg weather. For tho Northwest, rining barom'
oter, northerlJ to wcsterly vindu, and generally
oiear weather. For tie Upper Lake region and
soutl4wari to Missouri and Tenncssee,, wiuds
yeering to norshwesterly aud southweatarly, and
generally oloar and partly cloudy weather. Fos
tho aouthwost, with cloar or partly cloudy
weather,
, 1873-06-16
CHICAGO, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1873.

tho axoItod crowd, and his olothen wero torn in
ehrode. liz and bis two vctima wore shortly
orales Of Tho doad mon wore heavily lroned. III
tl,oir possession wae found most Of tl1o monoy y
fsse0oa fno % T" noro re Tgs ID
@ youcllcd for tho roapoctability Of senor Valdoo
aarrizo, WHO had been involved by tho men, who m
in order to obtain a portion Of tho money which
IL had won. 1fe wan IN precarons. coufitson
for several days aftor tho ARRAY but thon rocov-
ored rapiJy,
, 1873-06-16

KANKAREE, ILL.,, juno IL. -This morning an in
duatriuua mechanic named Frank sohrimpf took
lis gun and went hunting on the premises Of
Danlol r, Van Meter. Mr. Van Meter requested
him not to shoot among his stock. An alterca-
ton took place botween schrimpf and his wife
on the ono part, and John George q hired nun
away from schrimpf. Tho gnn WAS discharged
in tho ecuflle, killing sohrimpf Immediately. Eli!
doath ia universally regretted. The discharge Q,
the gun Ia claimed by George and Van Meter t.
Va aess Metsr e. ono Of tie oidost and most estoo
ed citizens Of this county.
, 1873-06-16

SAN FnANo1soo, June 16.-Hcnry shults' plan
IT. YGes cI burned sst 1S RS1 o @la0
NEW HAVEN, juno 15.-The large wooden
building Of the Il. D. Digolow Iron Works. On
Rivor atreet wna totally destroyed by fire this
morning about o'clock. The dnished and TIN
finished machinery which tho building con-
taiued was also destroyed. Loss. 100000 in
suyance, $4,000.
NEW YonK, June 15.-Iho grand stand and
buildings At the Fleetwood naoing-rark wero
burned thiH morning.
, 1873-06-16

Special Di.pafeh to The Chicago Tribune.
BANDusay o., June IA terrdo storm Of
wind and rain, accompanied by. thunder and
lightning. passed over tdis city, about 0 O'clock
last night. The wind took of, tho tin roofing oa m
Enterfan Blork and carried IT over lnton %
blow down 1reos, slgns, telegraph limos, ete. Ths
lightning struak tho lumbor-yards OF diloher q
Co. and Hubbard j. Co., but did no great dan1' 14u11
age. It Alao struck tho roof Of Fisher.a Ma!.'
passing down through, damaging the scohe1Ss
etc., to tie amount Of about S200.
, 1873-06-16

Lou1sy1h1r, Ky, June t6.-rhe heavy ratne
lat KILT md to-day flooded Rolling Fork,
arssn ho ac;qmnlstcd drtt carfisd t" away
th.t mint. No other damage ia reported. Tie
washing away Of tho bridge will cause tho delay
Of traina till repairs can be made, which vii
probably DO two daya.
, 1873-06-16
FORE1GN.
Proposed Division Of Spanish
Provinces into Statee
Progress Of tho Russian Cd nSatgn
in Khiya. u;
SPAIN.

DAYosNE, Juno 16.-1t is reported = IT Con
Nouvillas has defeated the Car]lnts = Dor
rcgarray, noar Vittoria, and 800 insui ! Ia wero
killed and wounded, and 700 tnl.en pF prs.
n1ADntp, Juno 15.-1t In aaid TINT a. -}lnr will
propose to tho Corton tho diylRion Of Spnin and
hor colonies into tho following Fodoral stateo:
Catalonia, Arragon, Nevarro md Diacay, w.
lcncia, and Murcla New CaBtale, Old Cassile,
salicia,, Aninlusia, Upper and Lower 1:atrcmu-
dura, Cuba, Porto Rico, tho BaIoario islands,
tho GnnarioB, md the Philippines.
Tho Corteu will, OIL Tuesday next, oloct .
special con,1nission to tlraw up fedoral conBti-
tuition. Tho Commission will consist Of twenty-
fyo members, OF whom twelve viii be Deputies
Of tho prn1oat Cortes, and thirteon roprcBouts-
tiYos OF tlls Federal SlateA.
, 1873-06-16

Sptcial Mspasch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mlch., June l5.-PAasrp UF-props India,
Rocket, LAY City aud barEes, Pittsburgh and b&rgea
Metannra aud bsrgea Neptune md b.rsss ssnfs aao
willie, Gard, ii. Williams, Whaling, osborue, Wm'
Young, Craftsman, dracs Murray.
pAsskp Dowa--prop Fay aud bargss.
WiNp--H0uthHeAt.
, 1873-06-16
TO Eke lnQnE9tl,

DosroN, Juno 16.-Tho medical commission
appointed by tho Governor to investigate the
present mental condition Of Smith, the Wcstaed
fair intellect. Tho uoyornor and Council there.
fore, oclino to lntorfero, aud ao vii! be hanged
Oh tho 9th inst.
, 1873-06-16

MEups.1s, June t5.-:FLoro wera twenty -ona
tnternlents to-day, against twelve yeBtorday.
Physo,aug say tue number Of cholera patients
are increasing, but tho disease yields more roRd-
w to treatment than before.
, 1873-06-16

sr1ra1lnin, ] tp,: Ipd., June i5wThe atore ot Allen
l. 1laod, at Orleans, Ind, waa entered BY bllt,
glars last night, who blew opon ths safo ana I'
stole several hundred dollars aha some Sa1uao1a
papers. No Glue ~ yct TO the rop9ors*
, 1873-06-16

Young man DroSrncd--.SpfritNnli
State Convention

&UtAHK NNHH "3V"11c*1-.9F317
HtNte Convention
Special Dispasch to 7hn Chicago Tribune.
ROCKFORD. ILL.,, Juno 16.-A young man named
Darm, living in Malta, DeKalb County, and
working in this city, was drowned In tho race at
tic wator-powor llcro last night. He nunk immo'
covered in shout throe-quartern Of nh hour, II
was coilluc<l and sent homo today.
Tho spjritunliBtn Stntc Convention adjourned
hero tonight, having boon in session for three
day tho sessions have been over crowded. Many
Of the moat noted spiritualists OF tho country
wore present, conspicuously Miss Hewitt and
Mr. Wilson, the pioneer spiritua'iats OF the
War Department weather Report.
CHICAGO, Juno l5-1o:lS p. m.
The following reports havo boon received from
the places met.tioned below: