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The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30

PORTLAND CoMMANDERY.-At the annual
meeting OF this Commandery, held last even
ing, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Frank G. Stevens, Eminent
Commander; John G. Small Generalissimo;
j. Y. Hocsdon, Captain General; Rev. VIM. E.
Gibbs, Prelate; Emmons Chapman, Senior War
den; A. 8. Kinds, Junior Warden; Charles
Fobes, Treasurer; John s. Harris, Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30
mINAR TELEGRAMA.

Douglas Davidson native of Scotland, aged
so years. committed suicide at Hyde Park,
Mass, Sunday by cutting his throat
The internal revenue receipts Monday were
$423.7iB.
The sub treasury in New York has paid ST.
100000 in coin for the January interest without
rebate,
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30

VICKERY and LEIGHTON 1853 Middle St., are
selling all kinds of Goods cheap. Call and see
them. dec30d&w.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30

SEE LowELL's display of Watches at LOB
thing for New Years Present. dec29 st
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30

CALL and see the new roll-top desks at our
rooms, Is Exchange street.
dec29 st F. o. BAILEY & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30

LONDON, Dec. 29-l2.3o P. M.-American securi-
ties-U s. bonds, 1865 old, 94t; do 1857 94a; U. S.
l0-40s 92t; new IS 9la. Erie 365.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 29-1O0 P. M.-Cotton quiet
and steady; Nninnng uplands sgd; do Orleans 81
q sgd; sales 1900 bales, including 1000 bales for
speculation and export.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER. Washington n. G..
Dec 20, .7.3O 2. N.Y.
For New England
partly cloudy weather with increasing pressure
and lower temperature except possibly light
snow in the interior and northern portion of
this district, fresh to brisk westerly winds will
prevail on the coast.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30
M nfcipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
MoNDAY.-David Crockett vs.. George N. Hayes ct
al. Assumpsit for labor performed-$12. Defence,
payment. Judgment for plaintiff for amount claim
ed. ...s- rr,
Mattocks g. Fox. Motley.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30
Connecticut Republican State Conven-

HARTFORD, Dec. 20 The Republican State
Central Committee has decided to call Repub-
llcan State Convention on Friday, Feb. 18th.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisement To-Day.

New Advertisements To-Day.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Calico Ba.l-City Hall.
Celebration, &c-Mountfort Street Church.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Blank Books-Hall L. Davis.
b M. c. M. A.-Stated Meeting.
ELost-Wallet.
Wanted-Young Man.
ERooms to Let.
q For Sale-Grocery Stock, &c.
; Wanted Girl.
uLost-God Pencils.
! A High Compliment to Maine,
Received this day-Poultry &C.
& Veil Lost. =
Just Received-Francs H. Coffin.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30

--l- BOHtOn Stock Ltsa. n 4 - q
tSales at the Brokers' Board. Dec. 29l
Boston d Maine Railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Second Call.
Portland. Saco & Portsmouth R. 40
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30
DAILY DOMESTIC RECEIPTS,
Receipts OF Grain, &c.


By water conveys nee 200 bush cornmeal to GeoW
True g. Co.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-30

Elsie Holt, the actress, died Sunday night at
Pittsbqrg, after three weeks illness Of typhoid
fever.
, 1873-06-16
n THE FIRE ERA.
Serious sUonf1aErntions In Texas md
Cnnntln--0thcx EArc8.

Serious Uonftagrnttons In Texas md
Cnnntsn.-Othcr E1rcs.
GALVESTON. Juno ia fire. at Noyaaots this
morning taid Ia aahoa ths largor portion
Of the bueiuess portion OF tho town.
Il oriRinatod il The rear Of Smiths
saloon. anil ewont Washington aYouuo from
Drossea's to Tho Yoat- oflco. The loss ia osti-
mated at a20O. 600, The following ia d pnrtial
lat Of the sufferers, Heeriok'a pGotoerenh pal-
lcry: Daor'a book store: Cowan b; Drossfing
Bros. l. Co., hardware, !. d. Obezt.
Dr.. b. T1llwals' laboratory; II. i. White, A. D.
, 1873-06-16

H.; for attempting to kill tho City Marshal Of
Meudota, by,stnbbn8 him With knlfo, was yea
tortaY morning, found guilty and aent to, tho
'Ponitontfafy for four yoarp.,
A bank oavotl in, In tho upper part Of poorfa,
On Friday ovoning, burying tlroo boys olive.
All ssero rosnuot safely oxcopt ono, nnncd CtoBB,
who will probably do from hin in}urles.
Tho Supreme Court Of Indiana has again
granted Mrs. Nancy T.. Glenn, wlb LAS boon twice
convicted for tho murder OF Nr. and Mrs. Young,
q now trial.
Jack ealtor, who murdoxcd jack Nadloy, an
engineer On tho AliBsaBppt & Tonnosaeo lafl-
road, sono ton days elnco, at nornnndo, M1as.,
laa boon aont to iail without bull to anHwor to
tho chargo Of murder.
Mira. Foro, Of st. Louis, filed petition In tho
Circuit Court yesterday for a divorce from hor
husband, JoHopll II. Foro who attempted, to
murder licr on tho street two wooks ago. HRS.
Foro Is slowly recovering from tho wounds re-
ceivod ut tho handa OF her husband.
4 German woman waa nasau}tod On Friday
evening, about $3.50, nt tho oornor Of Prospect
street and Case nyenuo. Cleveland. byA man who
ondonyorod to choke hor inHonBlblo. Her
screams attracted tho attention Of aon1o mon
who woro pnsslng, and tho villain was captured
after short chase. He gave his nanso rs John
Book. Tho girl was only slightly hurt lock
turns out to bo an osoapod lunatlo.
, 1873-06-16

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribuns
ZANEBy1LLE, Ohio, Juno 14.-Last evening
informed that lis daughter Lad left homo with
one Thomas Smith, chief clork Of tho Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad shopa at this place. in q buggy.
Lewis followed thoui, and found thoy took tho
pike toward Now Concord, mud ut that point Ind
closod Or. Lewis met them about mid
night, shot Smith through tho left lung,
aud beat: him over, tho head severely.
Tho citizols of Concord were arousodby hearing
tho reports of d pistol and the cries Of murder,
DR.. LowlB took lis daughter In his buggy, ro-
turning to Tho city, leaving Smith in Lis Wound
cd condition. At noon, to-day, Smith was alive,
but in critical state. Smith Is a married man,
having vito and three children living in this
city. Lewis waa arrested at 8 o'clock this after
noon, and hold to await tho result Of smith's in-
itrioa.
, 1873-06-16

gchr Wcstcl1ostor, sfnskcgon, 14o n, lumber.
schr g. l. JohnHont Miskcgor, 2t0 III lnInbor.
AnRtvED. ...,..........1uno1 10.
Ssrss rss 1sa eSsisS sSss 49, e sst nsf aaor
6chr q. North, Lltdpgtnu, 100 m lumber.
Prop Doan nchond, Dnffnlo 3so bars scol rallo and
8. q. baldwin, E.camaba, oso tons pg.iron.
Prop Fountain oily, naGslo3, anndries.
Prop Eaat aodsrcl il oo0 bu wheat 1,soo I corn, %
nnoss besf, 4,sOo ua lard 1850 iba ham, 200 Tia
Prop onels, Buffalo. 17s bu wheat 800 bEls aour.
600 brs meal, b5 bris na1suod, ~ pkaa but
tor, and nundries.
ssna smr Corona, 81 JoseRh p 2os pigs sunarie'
9clr Champion. buffalo, s, 600 bu corn.
acllr h1osier, buffalo, 1B, 400 bu corn.
achr Amaranth. Buffalo. u. 200 hu corn.
%efFsy fsSn ssa9 5r hts i!ss5 Ss CO.
eclr q Chrstino NIlsaon, Dlif1ao, "a, 500 bu corn.
schr e,t Violin, Holland, l21 brs salt.
simr Apens hlusfegon 1do hla iron, snd sundsics
scnr Idaho, nuTalo, l7,ooo bu what. "'''
schr Prince Alfred Prescott, Is, 40 bu wheat
& schr T. Hand, Alaska, 80 brla asIt, aud s,,Irez.
DafSo & ~ ~, 1ys9ns Marinot'c, br's pork 600 br1s
oLEAnEp. ..........,. juno 15.
sas alf 1heipepN;S Nasos M'1hsyte s1a 4S n rys
Prop .. =. Wado Port Huron, 2ao37 BIZ corn 900 br.
-four. and gundres.
Prep ;pl Mie1sel H;s oreh, !Mxt.ni.teo, snnaries.
Prop qlty q London, ooillngvocd 1865 Gu corn 10
gehr 3. Fitzgerald Port oolhorne, 10 ose uu corn.
Prop Dosn Richmond, Buffalo, 600 bu oats brls
Prop Chicago, Buffalo. light.
Prop ". III. Tweed, Buffalo. 400 brlB flour.
, 1873-06-16
WALL STREET..


Rcviosv OF the Money, Gold, nond,
Stock, nsatl Produce Markets..
Sjecias Ltspateh to TIC Chicago 1+ttune.
NEW YonK, Juno 14.-Afonoy continues oasy
at SOB por oout for call loans, md Of Gt11@97 per
cont for primo mercantile papcr. Tho banls
statement Is favorDlo, showing An inoreaso Of
81, 1861 ,S25 In legal rcsoryc.
srooks.
There was a 1ees aotiyo blzslnoaa In stocks than
on yesterday, and this waa particularly true Of
tho afternoon, whom The market rulod worry dull
aud unintoroating. After momontary loc1iuo
ut tho oponing, priccs moved up rapidly, and for
a timo speculation was active at an advance of
~ por cont In st. Paul common, and
Toward midday wceker feeling WIS agaln mani-
foBt, which continued In BoMo caaoH until tho
closo Of businoBs. It ias boen dlucovorod that
Commodore Vanderbilt is sustaining Wostorn
Union.
broke to 11o to-day under the pressure Of largo
lots forced on tho market by, partica who l'avo
5saes sR from To- snsss s e sss e
send bullion to tho Mint, instead Of shipping It.
From this source coin Is accommodating at
tho rate Of 100000 ,por. week; i is
also stated that . call for e1b,60o,00o
III bouua o. !obA may 20 eApcctoo ~ 1ow ua3H
to meot tho Alabama indemnify. Tho foot is,
that tho loading bulls sec, no way to hold tho
market up ya'e',t oosnoring o"eh COIN Hna Tint 1nt
cannot readily oe done IL slo M taGo @ o. tue yIny
= 81 m'e1 sra' t IN ,ha Ha' aanv3 oo
90 no' "1sn 10 eaffS I',nonrs ~ ~ = sosS'
n, ;or,s tor ,,a .nruei'. moni ond;ro to.a.v ,oo>
I1S 40 ne n1s 'oe snJ mf'f a. mo IVA IL Gonnrs
up Durnr NJ lie %oeK 1arvo iots Of rv
gooas maye peeH tn nther aSn AZ coneidnraa
SEM a. pa0k 10 1no o'nei s'ao ~ eoo9'uo4"o'
psont' ,,,,o
c....4 ,,o,,,,a ooSn1. ,sara. 1o,ror T., srnrotho
& ,poro ro"u, vn,y - ar,s nr.
ever anu 10 ho' 7',,s,y nx9n.noa .,1 ao"'nu'
1,u.,,,, ,.,, ,,aa .,aro nrn, I'm. yorv ,;tt}a
, 1873-06-16
BASE BALL.


Special Dispatch to the lHe.p Fork Tortd.
PHILADELPHIA. June ll.-Thc largest crowd
ever congregatod together on ball fold in phila-
delphia Witnessed tho third championship gamo
this afternoon betwoon the Athletics and Philalol-
phiaa, at least 5000 persons completely encir-
cling tho ground. Tho weather, although cloudy,
wns highly favorable for playing. Tic Athletics
wore tho favoritea in the betting, the odds being
100 to 10. md an immense amount Of money was
invested on the result. In the third inning,
errors by Meyorlo aud. hlaok, and base-hits By
McDrido and Anson. gave the Athlotica
tho first rum. tho .Phiiadelphiaa tieing on
the next inning by a thrae-baso hit Of Malonoa
nidod by en error by Sutton. In tho afth inning
q couple Of lucky hits and two basos on callea
balls gave tho plifadelpAias one run and tho
lead, which tho Athletics regaiued on the next
Nshef, Sutton, and olepp, after bechtel bud
missed a chance Of putting them out without
scoring. Tho philadolpbias. in turn, wrestod
tho lead from their opponents on their aeventh
inning by some heavy batting ai1 clean lifts
boing made, throo being on Fishor'a
pitoIing, who lad o1claugod positions
with Mcbride, when two runs Ind been
acorad, both being blanlsed tho Inst two
innings. Tho Phiadelphias won BY q score OF
was poorly played, tho Athletics Mother batting
nor fielding up to thoir mark The Philadol-
phias played very loosely in the sixth inning,
otherwise their fielding was excellent md as
they luckily managed to got moro than half their
total number Of bhso hits in ono inning, the con-
sequence was thoy won. Traooy and Olapp OK
celled IL fielding, and Wood and Fisher III bat
ting. The lmpiring was excellent. The follow
Ing ia summary Of tho game: 49,. -,
PHILADELPHIA, juno 1l.-ThirEl game Of tho chatn-
pionship series besucen the philsdo1phas and Atl-
, 1873-06-16


ClHo1sxArI, June l4.-Joseph G. Butler, rrosl-
dent Of the Lafnyetto Bauk and Of the Safe De-
post Company OF this city, dlod suddenly at 1880
last night, fron rheumatism Of the heart, on tho
steamer Fleetwood, d few miles below Mays
willie. Ho waB on al excursion to West, Virginia,
having loft home yesterday in apparently good
health. Tho Chamber OF Com1norte, or which
tim DECEASED was ex-Prealdont, appointed 3
sisting Of tho ex-preaiaents OF that body, and
adjourned ont Of respect to his memory.
LONDON, June 14.-John Camden 1iotten,
publisher and bookseller, OF this city, died to-
day.
l,En1,s, June 14.-Frelerisle Ludwig daorge
Won Ra,,mor, tllu eminent historian, Is doad,
NEW YoRx, juno 14.-Max ssrettleimer, resi-
dent partner at Frankfort OF the Well.kuown
t1iod there to-day. Ho was United Btates Con-
sui a. Stuttgart during tho administration OF
proaldentH piorce and Buchanan.
, 1873-06-16
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

SFAlNs
MApn1pt juno H.--ri ntargall, prosaont OF
tho Council III a apooch lust eyonng, III the Cor
tcp snid that tho Government m,lst first pac'fy
tho rontneula III orlor to discourage dieaGootton
In Cuba.
Ata demonstration in Barcelona, ysntcrday,
tho oakors torn,cl tho municipality Of tho city
tliovos' nnd urgod vigorous moasaros for
Ketsing rid Of tho Objectionable authorities. Tho
n,ootng broke up with cries Of Viva 10 Federa-
clon Social" aud "Down with THO munich
palty!" =
LospoN. Juno 14.-It ia aatd that ox-Queon
isapeIlA is about to proceed to Rome to confor
with tho roro upon tho prospects Of tho Bour-
bon family In Spain.
BlADn1p Juno 14.-SAlneron haa boon olootcd
President Of tho CorteB by 176 votes, TO ID tor
Figueras. At tho Bession laat night tho Govorii-
mont announced tint separation OF Church
mid State was q part Of fts programme. Tho
Minister of Finance 1lgo submitted proposition
for tho negotiation Of loau OF 300 000 QUO roa8,
and tho imposition OF new taxes. -
DAYoNNE, Juno 14.-Tho Oarlist forcos COM
mandod by Lizarraga and Ollo. with othor bands,
entered tho Province Of BBcay to-day
An engagement, In which tho Car]issa woro
victorious, has occurred noar Oyarzun, Province
Of 1uipuzcoa.
MADRID, juno 14.-The majority Of tho CortoH
Inns appointed Directing Committee, OF which
CASTELAR, Is Chairman.
, 1873-06-16

DosroH, Juus 1.-The maAtor car-buildars
sha following officers for the cn4uing year
Preal,lontt J. H. Vnn lIouton, Pittaburgh; Ylco-
President, Y. ?. Perry, Hartford Secretary, L.
Gary Now York; Troasnror, A. stoinback.
PORTLAND, Mo., June 14.-Juage Rico l.as
resigned tie Presidency Of tho Maine Ceutral
llailroad, and aceeptoa the position Of Resilient
81. LOUIS, juno l4.-An injunction was ap-
pliod for Yesterday III the Circuit Court, by the
f,onnty Of Lacietso In thin Htata, to restrain J.
+. Clarke, Oryille =. Grant, George =. Merr!ck,
md others, claiming to be Directors Of tho La
clode l. Fort SCOTT itai'road Company, from hold
ing an election In this city on tho 10th tnasant /;
charge Of tho books aud papora now in their pos-
, 1873-06-16
WASHINGTON.
Spectdl Dispatch to Tho Chicago 4ribttna.
r,rE tvIHtrrNaroN rt,pArv

THE WASHINGTON TREATY.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Juno 14.-Tho Boorotnry
Of tho Treasury has irslod circular, addressed
-, H.. reat 80 oe ~ .np. ..l'at.a
" " 'ao ,acs LIRE oh 'ne ihs o1 1uiy A1'le'os
~ to 9o of tue Treaty Of Washington go Into
ean oaeo, 3hoso afsleoa a fala,o 10 e,a 1e @
~ 10y A'o" ~ ss"sou r NV s'1o'o.. toao
t OF tho aot OF congross' approved Marol !. lsio.
entitled IAN act TO cnrry into effect tho pFoS'a.
Croat nr,to;p y oto rrov;1oo +hot t,ts ,,t o1,nl,
,at 49, as,aat .,.,.., H. 49, w.. T',1 tn.o
~. .aAu onpot u1''. sao ''rst aAy u 'uty' Ao,',
hlu alihll not apply TO any article OF merchandise
that day by tho o,,ntonl-oi1lcere Of tho United
statcs. Tho regulations Of tho Department. now
In force, govonlng tho tranBit Of goods through
tho United gtatos from ono mart OF Oa1laja "a
anotler or tIro,,1h (1anaf1n from nnn ravt ~
tl,o Tutoi gtatos e. enotIer. viii so fsr a. tha
Government is concerned, DO hold applicable to
tho transportation Of goods. as aforesaid, until
otherwise ordered.
n1ooKED WITH ZOE,
Tho Bpocial Agent of-tlle Treasury at Sault Sto,
btnrio, Mich, writes to tho Department That
thore has boon comparatively littlo done in COM
morco md navigation this scaHon, as tho princi-
pnl harbors Of tho south Hlioro Of tho lako arc
blockod up by ut loast thirty miloa of leo.
THE ro1Anis.
Tho sooretary Of lilo Navy sayB tho steamer
Juniata will leave New York tho 1attor part Of
next week for DiAco or Upper Naviek. to roach
tho Inter port possible, III tho Lopo obtaining
eomo information Of tho polaris and tho ro.
lnainder Of her crow. Letters will bo furnished
Commander Draino to tho Danioh authorities ut
Disco aud Uppor Nnyick, requesting tllon 10 CO.
operate with that officer In securing information
Of tho mtsstnE vossel. Secretary nobcson lopoa
the Danial authoritsos will 10 nb1o to conm,lni-
cato With tho IHqutthaux Along tho northo1n
coast od dreonland, md thereby learn
Ho"o MB Lungs ua no la.,.g n.s.n,.ag vesso; a"n;
~ ~, tna am, mea''no 1s' .i nnosnnl sessoI
, 1873-06-16
YCgaoIA H4dECtf DGtraft.

DErnorT, Mich, Juno 1i.-pAHaEp Up-prons D. ".
poweEs " r. Graves, Onion, RaHsa!c. Poto1nac En-
ofcs oy md baso bsTka Rsd L whitc hi and pio
Watson, Vanderbilt; achra Hovotia, Alice Norris. Fly
tng Mist Laurn Belle, Cascade. 1ay State, Cooper,
0uYo Branch, Etna, Rising Star, Daniel Fort Lucy
Clark, Ahisa Cobb, Maid ot tho M!at.
-, PASSED DowScrrops Jarvis Lord Yoaomttc, Idaho.
May and bar9es, Eyergraon City and bargea; schrs
Ferry Hanna rutherford, snowd1op, Fame Lorisn.
DErno1T, Mich, Juno 14.-pAssED Up-rropoller
Bcota bnrkH Natad, Kato barley; schoonera D. staw-
art, Midnight, Emcu, Wm. Grandy, owasco, q. shcr-
man, Sweepstakes.
PASSED bowx-propellers Jay Gould, Alaska, Brad
bury and bark; bark burnside; scloonera Netta
Weaver, Cambria, McGsath, Jesse, Antelope, Trunk
W1ND-Hou{b.
, 1873-06-16
Illinois Rivor nnd Cnnn1 rexvs,

Special N.pafcA 70 IAe cAfcago Iribune.
LAsA1LE, IT,, June l4.-The steamer Katie, arrived
from Henry, having In tow tho canal-boata Gspey
Queen, 1litdon anl sunbeam-the first two from ncn-
~, and tho last two from Lake Depue-a loaded with
corn for Chica0o. They passed into tho canal. Tho
aoamer Katie Light, anl tic cann,-hoat Monauk from
Chicago loaded with lumber for Peru, departed for
loaded With flour and lumber. dropped down to Hon.
uepln, Aer destination. The canabo Robert Holmes,
from Chicago, loaded with lu1ubor for 1rIggsylo
Landing, pasBod out Of tho CANAL and awaits owngo 10
her destination. seyea foes Ut ater On tbs ntrS-si
Of tho lock ct Henry and taot inches Of water on
tho mitre-atll OF Lock II, arc reported to-tlny-
pANAI OrY1oE, Chicago June II, lao y. m..-Annrv-
En-schr brilliant, Lockport, s,soo bu corn, ana
CLz4nEp-prop Whale, a35 brs salt prop Henry,
1855 brls salt prop Ottawa 80 brls salt prop sanecs
20 brs salt prop Norris. 20 br1s salt, Joliet Prop
Frtendsh1p, Hourly, 07,9D7 feet lumber prop Mon
arch, Lockport, C6427 feot lumber, 100 m shingles
prep phoonix, Lochport, 77,702 foot lumber, 10 m
hth, 100 N shng!es, l1e br1a eait prop ala1aofies,
2,17B postB, Morris.
, 1873-06-16

Rates to BUFFALO closed at uA@6Xc for corn, md
1usalan @ and A. r. Nichols, corn At 6Xo: achr Rod
WING <Fri9ayl. corn On private torns to Port COZ
neafne, aehr y. Fitzgerald ak Co: to kingston
aehr George asoolo, private torls to Mo,,tre
q "a collingwooa, prop City Of London. corn,
through to Portland viz sarnta, prop D, +, Wado'
Fountain City, .. Richmond and Colorado & corn. m
,aroaEh nro prop Nebraska outs through via Erle
240. 900 bt corn aud rs. 900 bu oats, 0a3'@' -
=, BUFFALO, 5nno l2.--Oharters reported: Da,ks s..
Y. H. watson, City of painosvie, Winonn, aud one
Reported by Capt. Tom Collins gchr II, Williams.
eGal e5o 70 ,a UhisaS npton ut sl2 fseo aehr Bark
rasosd n sa 10 p'i5o AZ SO feo schr r E. punord
, 1873-06-16
SPRINGFIELD.

Information Wanted On tho Trans.
poktuti0n Qucstton-.Ncsv Stock C0n~
pAhfcss '
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SraMaF1ELD, ILL.,. Juno 14.--A letter WAS re-
ceiyed to-day ut the otllco Of tho State Board Of
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners from
Senator Window, asking for facts in relation to
oxtortion in freight charges, end unjust. dis
crimination by railroad conpanioB In this State.
nlr. Mclaughlin, tho Secretary OF tho Board,
replied, givisag auoh facts aa are in the official
possession OF tho Board.
Tho Illinois Home Missionary Society, the
Mochanios'' and Iraders' Savings, Loan, and
Building Company, of Chicago, capital $500 200 !;
the Albion Manufacturing Company, Of White
County, capital 100000, and tho Fairbury Sand
stono and Coal Company, Of Fairbnry, capital
81, 1,0oo, ,o00 have tlod:csrtfcates Of organization
III tho ofice Of tie Secretary OF state to-day.
Tho knights Tomplar Of thiB city, Lincoln,
aud Bloomington will celebrate st. John I. Day
by al excursion to Lit. Pulaski.
, 1873-06-16
FRANCE.

LONDON, juno u. "A special correspondent At
Paris telcgraplls: IAN alliance Inns been effected
botwoon Tic supporters OF Thiors mud the Radi.
calls iu tho Assembly. Thiers Is said to llavc had
frequent conforencos with dambotta since his
rotiromcnt from tho PrbBidoncy.h
pAnls, Juno 14.-The Assembly has by n1moet
unanimous voto adopted resolution ratifyinB
tic election Of nauc aH Deputy from Lyons..
Tho Chamber has a1ao appointed committoo
Ladmirsult for authority to prosecute Rano for
acts committed during tho reign Of tho Com
muue, Thirteen mom6ors of the 0ommittoo are
said to bo In favor Of granting the authority
asked, and two aro opposed to tho demands.
, 1873-06-16

NEW YonK, June l4.-Tho Apollo Hall Demo-
cratic General Committee made dash at Mayor
citizens In tho following way last evening:
" undor tho spooious cry Of 'roform We find
tho dead aud buried carcasa Of Known Nothing
ism revived fanaticism and bigotry that would
have shocked tue aensitl7o natures Of tho Witch,
proclaimed, and, undore ri etho action and appo,nt-
mopts Of the Mayor, tho anost absolute dis
frauchisen,ons Of adopted citizens Of every race
aud falth."
, 1873-06-16
The Civil Rights rsilI In Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANs June 14.--1udge Z. North
Culluu,, Of the Fifth District Court, to-day rond-
ored d decision Of 81, 900 damage In tho case of
Josephine Drovir against tho: ownera OF the
q colorod woman, cabin passage and such accom-
motlations as wore o1tended to white 1adiag.
This is tho first decision, unlor tho State law
rolatiyp to common carriers.
, 1873-06-16

Speci0l U5pa1cK 70 79Ee Ch7cdoo 7F75aRs.
KANsAs CRY, No., Juno 14.-TLo mombers Of
tho Illinois Prose- Association arrived hero safo,
t tbs % Thoy Woro &c tax tasen sassos
tho city to all places Of interest. Tonight thoY
lcavo for Topeka. whore thoy spcnd Sunday. On
Monday they 60 over. tho entire line Of tho
Atchison Il Topeka Railroad to, Fort Lyon IN
Colorado, returning to AtchiBon on Wednesday,
where most OF thcm loayo for homo. Tho re-
mainder 90 to Lincoln, Nob., and on to Fort
Koarney, where tho excursion Of tho Association
enda.
, 1873-06-16

New YonK, Juno 14.--Bome sixty gentlemen,
including Con. shalos, ColH. Church, WIngate,
and Oullen, Orange Judd. Chester P. Dewey.
lists, proceeded to Creodmoor, Long Inl-
and, this afternoon, to inspeot It's
grolnda, preparatory to tho openiug po1t
Wcok Of the National nlno AsaociatIon. It was
found that some 100000 In addition to tho
$4,000 appropriated by tho State Ind boen OK
peuded In laying out range, importing targets,
purohaaing riflos ete,
, 1873-06-16

NEw Yonr, June l4.-Tho Auditor, Of Public
Accounts for the Htate Of Louisiana glyea notice
that the validity Is contested OF 250 bonds ct
$1,000 each, Of tho State Of 1ouisana, 7-30 per
cent. tho bonds to aid in tho construction ct tl,e
k1isuIsaippi 4 Mexican Cult ahtp Canal, duo In
1890, anit~adyeftHed to bo sold at public auction
In this city June 49,
, 1873-06-16
The Jancsvills Gnzotte. libel Suit.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wls., June 14.-The argument Of
tho libel alit OF Whitney voraun. tho Jauoavillo
Gazette Printing Company Inns occupied the day
in tho United States Circuit Court, aud It
herel no moro cloaoly to truth than the law
yora, md indulged In personal abuse to IN oqlal
extent, the defense agAingt libel suits would be
their chief employment. Tho Judge postponed
Lis charge till Monday morning, and warned tho
]urynlen MT to dlscuaa tto e.so betweeu thom-
, 1873-06-16

Special Nispaioh to Ihe CAicaQo 1F15uns.
DEsMo1NEs, June 14.-The Republican pri-
mary election to nominate county officers and
aoloct delegates to tho County Convention on tho
voto was po1lea. Tie roturna received indicate
that James O. Jordan will bo nominated for
Btato Senator, md Isaao Brandt md William
Madden as REPRESENTATIVES.