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THO closing lecture Of tho West Side Btar
Course will be delivered tomorrow evening, at
tho Union Park Congregational Church, by tho
Rev, Robert Collyer. He will spenk about "o1r
Folks and Other Folks"
A still alarm was givon tho America Hoso
Company yoHtorday morning at O'Clock, Tor
flro in tho bakery Of No. 81 Blue Island avonuo.
The flames wcre speedily oxtinguinhod. LOSS,
$50 insured In the Globe, Of Bt. Louis, Tor
$4,000.
David Blade IN employe Of tho MattoBon
House, swallowed two ounces Of lnlldan1in ct
o'clock Yoatordny morning, for aomo unexplained
rouson. Dr.. e. j. Farwoll and other phyRicinne
woro called, ind did everything thoy could to
Bavo tho unfortunate man, but 1t is foarod that
hc cannot recover.
About o'clock yostordny morning Bohemian
boy, named Joseph Horach, aged 10 yonrs, was
run over by q train Of ten cars, on tho Chtcago,
Danyillo 4; Vincennes Railroad, noar tue corner
OF Brown and Walsh streets. Ho WIS fcarfuly
mangled, and lived but o few minutes. Ho Waa
attempting to oroas the track when tho engine
struck him. The romaina woro taken to his
home, No. 81 Walsh street.
A German, named John Moline, was founG
dead in his bed ut No. 104 Woat Adams streo'
Yesterday morning. He hnd been sick for many
months, and bad become helpless. His vito &C.
serted him q tow weeks ago, which caused hin
destitute condition. It wna believed that llo hat
committed sucide, but At tho Coroner's inquos
| yesterday afternoon, Dr.. Dunn matlo post NOR
tenn examination, which revealed tho fact tha
| death was tho result Of consumption, no poiaot
| being found in his stomach and no marks OF VIC
| lonco on his body. Deceaaod was about ~ your
Of age, aud o Bailor.
, 1873-05-05

From the Pontiac {IN.> Sentinel, NaN1.
We have heard great deal said recently re-
rartliug tie condition Of fruit treos and nursery
Stock in this county, but wo were not aware OF
the extont OF tho injury sustained BY nursery
mon md frrit-growels by the intenBo and pro-
tracted cold weather last winter nnd thiB spring,
until we 1nade a careful examination Of the trees
in this vicinity. The nurserynen thomseiVes
uere not awaro of the great damage and loss
thew had sustained until tho recent warm days
more plainly revealed tho actual condition ot
their trees. Even yot many trces look VOL
which will never ngain put forth their foltQge;
In A fiue lot Of about QUO hundred plum and
near treoB from two to twelve years old, or
amiuel this weok, not ono was. found allvo
aud among a choice lot Of fifty early and lato
Richmoud cherry treeH all wero found to 30
more or less iniured-gomo entirely killed. The
annie troos hayo not suffered 30 much, yet many
Of then. moro particularly tho Early Harvest
ard Rarubo varieties, aro badly injured. of the
smaller fruit, tho Kittitauy blaokborrioa, somo
variaio8 Of raapborres, and al grape vines We OK,
atninol. woro dend. Treon and Vines which looked
well two wooka ngo, now show plainly tho injury
thoy haye received Many trees which yet !ooI
we'll, tho buds of which are bursting and !oof
eroon. proved to bo entirely dead ono foot from
| fhe ground It ia impossible TO estimate TIT
l. immeuso damngo sustained by our frult-gro"erE
| and faru1ora. and to somo 1t fB really dHcourag
inc to SEQ fno thrifty troes OF choice yarlot1ob O
| friit upon which hayo boon spent years. o
labor and care entirely dostroyeu, anu III ohl.
| for utoyo wood. It III bad enough to lose cro[
occaYionally from all orchard, but 1t 1s muc3
worse to loae treoa which have cost years OF FOL
| to bring to bearing condition.
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pnEs1prxr's OFFICE. CHICAGO, March, 1871
Tho noxt, being tho second nleoting. Of the Na-
tionnl Agricultural Congress-, will DO hold at In
H5nv 5s is75. fho necessary local arrangements
for tho occasion, it is nov understood, WILL 10
ample and complete.
By tho Constitution Of this body each State
and Territory is entitled to two representatives
tural pursuits. Tho United 6tatos Department.
Of Agriculture, Agricultural Schools and Colleges
With nm endowment Of not less than 920, 600, and
Agricultural and Horticultural socioties pf not
loss than fifty mo1ubors, contributing to tho sup
mort Of this Congress-, arc ontitlod to one repre-
Sentative each.
In urging Tho appointment md attendance Of
delegates MS thus provided ior, very littio Hoeas
to DO Bnid. The purpose OF tho organization IL to
afford an opportunity annuny, any,, 1oi u, nn a,hIcota
affecting tho interesta Of agriculture aud lts
kindred industries, and to promote CONCERT OF
action among those engaged In these pursuits,
in MI matters relating to them and OF national
1ho advantages to be derived from hnch mo-
dium oyen in ordinary timou and under ordinary
circumstnuces, are quite apparont, and now tnas
the nub1io mind is thoroughly aroused to u tne
necessity Of considering with tho greatest aolip
dustrial intoreBts Of this country, there Il
good roason to expect full representation
| No similar body has ever assembled II
| the United 6tatos upon whose action Iostee
| a moro serious responsibility than will res
upon the action of this III many rospoctB..
lopo it will bo tho pleasure as it Ii certainly tn
dnty of eyery organization to participate, tt
avail itsolf Of tho privilege. The conatituon
bodies which have appointed, or may he!enfso I,
appoint Representatives, Will pioaso notny m .a
who viii in duo ttme adYiso them OF the subject
to be presented for consideration.
JOHN r. REyNoLDB, President.
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co,,usDus. Ohio, May Ain tho House. last
ovonine. tho following bills wero passed senato
bil to suthorize tho increase Of capital stock OF
railway companics Senate bill to provide. for
tho incorporation Of Boards OF Education OF ro-
In tho Senate, tho following bills were passed :
House Bill to enable party who has resided in
Ohio leys than one yonr to sue for almony /;
HouBe bill for payment Of costs received by
Township Trustees fo1 support OF paupers: .....
of difYoronce botnoen the House and Senate re-
ported several amendments, among them ono to
sgtrike out slso, 600 for payment of tho Morgan
raid claims, aud to provide that tho Government
s aPPot psSs pe2 o aeaers
mont NJ a' to hay W those claims. This report Was
thoueht to be such q compromise as would
ssouTo its adoption but 1t did not suit tho friends
Of lie Morgan raid claim, and they refused to
agroe to 1t.
, 1873-05-05
IN MEMORlAM.
Funeral 0bscquics of tho Lntc 1aons
james Nroolkss

Funeral 0bscquics of tho Latc 11ons
James Brooks
NEw YoRK, May 4.-Tho funeral services ovor
thu remainB Of the late Hon. Jamch Brooks took
nlaco this afternoon at Grace Church, tho Rev.
Henry @, Potter, DID,, aBBistad by Noy. Robert
Holdou. officiating. The body, since its arrival
from Washington, had lain in state In tho right
aisle of tho church, and during tho day WAS
yiowod by crowds Of citizens. The ca3kot con-
taining the rouainB WAS Of massive rosewood,
ornnmentod with silver. Tho floral doc
oratjona yoro beautiful. Tho church
Waa crowded. Among those present were
representatives from all tho prominent Journals.
The attaches Of the Express atteudod in BODY.
Several members Of Congress- were prosont, az
also delegations from tho Tammany Society,
Arcsdian Club, and other organizations: By
express desire OF tho family Of the DECEASED, Ril
attempts at display were omitted. The follow,
ing gontlomen aoted as pall-bearers: Richard
gchell, Cornelius Dubois, Royal Phelps,
Horace F. Clark, Francis ,H1,i! s1h,ii!ddy' John ea,l
Az D. m. the remains were taken to the
hirh altar. where the solemn and impressive
service Of tho Episcopal Church appropriate to
tho occasion was performed. NO 1unefal ofhslon
At tho conclusion Of tho sorvice the caske'
| containing tho body Was carried down tho main
| n1slo and placed in tho hearse. Iho funera
Drocosnion then formed, and passed along Broad
way to Hamilton Ferry. Tho stroots IL tht
neichborhood Of the church wero lined Will
spectators. Tho romans were inferred II
| Greenwood Comotory, in tho family vault.
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Conservation of the Row M. H. C0rrl-
Eun as E3is1lop Of New Jersey.
EnkefdI Diandfch Ia Tbk Ehica1Q TrftNMk.

CONSERVATION of tho Rovs M. A. C0rrf-
cun ar bishop Of New Jersey.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, May 4.-Tho Rev. II. A. Corrigan,
the popos choice as successor to Bishop Durlcy,
Of New Jeraoy, now Archbishop Of baltimore,
wao oonsecratod in st. Patrick's Cathedral, Now"
ark, N. j., to-day, with extraordinary solo1nnity
and grandeur. This boIng tho first conse-
Grafton Of Bishop over Witnessed in Now Jorsoy,
It arow an immense gathering Of spectators.
Bishop Corrigan is tho youngest Catholic prolnto
In tho United States. Ho was born In Newark IN
1889.
Services at the Cathedral began at 1880
o'clock. Moznrt's Twelfth Mass wus porformeu.
ConaooEation service WIS reaa " ~ Atfmosn9 tn nt
Rev. Bishops Laughlin,. Of Drooklyn, and = Nc; );
Ciosky, Of Louisville. A sermon WINS proached
bY Bishop McQuade, Of Rochester. The 5so1. M
&. H, Doano acted as Asalstant Priest, ana tne u
Deacon I5ea Of Honor; tho Hoy. ]. Daconcolle.s'
| Deacon Of Mass; tho Roy. T. Hennesay, Sub
| Deacon and the Revs. ]. T. Kearney and A. a.
| Btoe1s, Masters OF Ceremonies. Tho apostolic
mandate was resa by lst,or tho nev va ixhon Saes
| elect Ho was aHsistod by tho Row. Fathort
Salt. Messmer and Schneider. Tho arrange
1nents woro undor tho general charge of EAthel
Killeon, assisted by committee from the follow
ing organizations sooe.y OF s an
Young Men7s sodality Tho solo parts Of th'
mnss wore sustained by Madame Medina, Of NeT
York, soprano; Madame Barili, Of South Orange
Alto; Christian Fritsche, tenor, md Johl
Piunkett Of South Orange, and MF. y; y: Has
kina. Of Philadelphia, bassoB. Mr.. Schmidt, or
@ Ranst Of tho Cathedral was director Of muBic, an
Prof. Fletcher, Of Seton Hall College, ,organat
There we're present in the choir eightoon, &c
prauo, nino alto, eleven tonor, and ten .bas
Tho following distinguished .prolates Her
progout; Tho Archbishop OF Baltimore, til
Bishops of Philadelphia, Hartford, DurlingsoI
Providence, Boston, Buffalo, 0Gdonsburgh, WI
uington, Scranton, Harrisburg, Springfield, an
about 400 priests.
DY an order Of tho Chief Of Police, Washing
ton stroot. from Central ayonue to Now stree
was olossd during tho ceremonies.
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weekly Review of tho Albany Live
xtnclf Marriott

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ALBANY, N, T., May {.-DEEyEs-IhtB weeks mar
ket has been most 'dsAatrouH ono to nearly ~ en-
gagged in It. It has BEEN unfayorable IN a Its features
snG many tlrns horo and elsewhere wi1 lohe heavily.
Tbursdey's market opened With moderate attendance
Of local buyers and buschors and about tho average
lower than tho opoug last week. Fridays attondnnso
was quite large consistng Of goodls
from Massachusetts, Rhode 1sand, and thG taat a1u
q largo number Of local huysrs. The sunply ..
Of cattle wsa ample md there ere Tss srs, every so.
ccssIous had to bo made by holders before any
important salcs wore oGectsd On Saturday, Brighton
and Now York dealers wero on hnnd, but, notwlta-
gandiuR the market ruled dull and salca Of TIC uhy
reached about 1850 head, and sold at prices from 10
tn 70 lower than last week. On Sunday, fotlr Sales
wsro made tho number sold roach1ng not more i1aI
o00 head Receipts Of Sunday, SO carloads Il Of whlen
went through i1rst hands. Only about rs cnE-loade
rcmn!u IN tho yards unnod at this writing Inc avef
sgo duAty IL much superior to last week, and hmnne
tho receipts ara hoo o1traa tho finest scen here t
| year. .., ,,op+ kn ,,o.d
and the demand IL limited. few wero taken at ~
each. Tho market rules dull ut from $43.0o TO *'oo
| for common to good. .,,
but trade is extremely dull the New York narfet be
| jnu Qlutted and the Eastern and local demand Vor
lm.ted Hsea Of Saturday reached 400 head, and III
market closed dull at decline Of i to 40 per ponn
lye weight. We quote uushorn at 7@7Ho; ahofn, oe
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Oontral Railroad, from 1868 to the present timo,
to ascertain whotller thoro Ia my evidence OF
Merritt, superintendent, tosttAod thht 1t was his
bolof atat dov. Smith had nevcr received dol
lar that did not rightfully belong to him. Ooun-
nol for Tho State announced that Tomorrow ho
would thko up tho charge Of improper influence
in obtaining legislation. Tho ovl1euco 30 far
appears to be conclusive that thoro haB hoen no
fraud or POPULATION Of nny kind, and that tho
+ 'Trustces will como out Of the investigation With
olonn hnnds.
Columbus, O., Mny, 4.-Tho oloction In this
city yestorilny, to decide whethor Columbus
should vote $500, 900 toward building tho, wcst
line Of tho Columbus Il Toledo nailroea, WAS
decided In tho affirmative. 4 small voto was
polled. Tho question waa carried by 123 mn
1ority.
, 1873-05-05

Salt LAKE, May 4.--rho special conference .. Of
tho Morfaon Church aBsombeu to-day NO pas'
incBs Of importance was transacted.
It io ru1norol TINT Brigham Young will resign
tho Presidency Of tho Church during tho session
Of tho conference.
Application 1as been made to tue commander
OF tamp Douglass for two companies OF troops
to protect sottlors iu tho San Pote Valley. Tho
Southern Utah Indians arc monacing, and tho
aottlore arc greatly alarmed. Con. Morrow,
commander Of tho troops at Camp Douglass, ia
Mai, !. D. Wooloy, and Gardner, Aaaayer; pub
llah longthy card in yil.d!caton Of the
clargoa Of completely in tho Stafford Il Lone
Star Mine Bwindlo. 4 libel iB instituted againat
tie papers that published 1arrison's card.
THO Mormon conference, to.day, nus Gully oo.
cupIod with religious services.
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Special D3spach 10 T6e CK7cago 7F75ttns.
LASalLE, Ill, May 4.-Tho steamor Grafton
arrived last oyoning, towing, the oanal-boat
Marion, from Carontlelot, loadoa with plB7lron,
Branch, both light, from 81. Louis, dehtination
unknown. and caual-boat liladore, light from st;
Louis to Henry. pnrson nrownlow, light, passed.
o,t OF tho canal bound for Carondclet.
Canal nntl rivor mon complain that there IL
yory lltio grain OF any sort demanding tranBpor-
tatiou TO Chicago mud tho month Just closed haa
noon a remarkably dull ono for their buH!noBH.
The ho.lBo OF LooniH Il Go. arc loading about
1000 tons Of Ice III this port for Southern
ularkots.
The Hood is again reecding from tho bottom
lands.
Lttlo Willie, years OF age, son OF Patrick
uenley, was drowned In tho canal In this city
this afternoon
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NEw YonK, May 4.-RoproBontattyoB Of tho
stono.Cutters, Amalgamatod Carpenters, United
Onlor Of American Carpenters, brlckla5 org.
Painters, Worlingmon'a Union, and Typograpi1l.,
cal Union No. 9, held mooting last night, ind
appointed committee to obtain the opiinon. OF
COUNSEL na to tho legality Of tho Eight-Hour law
in connection with ton hours labor expected
from workmen on tho Fourth Ayonuo lsailroad
extension.
rio Co-Oporativo Tailors' Association organ
lied Inst evening ut q lnootinE representing
]argo numbor HlopA.
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DUBUQUE.
mistaken for a Burglar a1,d Shot Dcnd
-Fntnl Fall - Wharfage Charges -
E&en1u INN 4 III e1nsa Str}kKGs

mistaIken for a Burglar te1ad shot ucau
Fatal Fall - Wharfage Charges -
Stenmb0ntmen's Strike.
sp<eiai Dispateh to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
DUBUQUE Iowa, May 4.-At an early hour
this morning tho quiet donizens Of Ne" Albion,
Iowa, tho emallest nowly-sastlod village on tho
line Of tho Chicago, Dubuque Minnesota Rail-
road, were rouHed by the fearful crieH Of murder,
which investigation proved to hayo emanated
from Michael Duffoy, u section boss on tho rail-
road. It appears that, while intoxicated, Duffey,
In endeayorIng to force M entrance into tho
BALLOON of Anton Meyer, a German, who had long
before retired to rest, smashed IN window
eprang out Of bed, seized n loudcd
1ey6x9e 1ay1oa ou. q s deors II % soarc Of e
marauder, who ho deserted IN tho moonlight
about entering throngh the broken mlaao" he
stomach. Dunoy thon turned to run, screaming n
murder, whom Moyor ngain fired, tho ball strik
| ing DufYey In tho back. A third shot WAS thot
discharged, TALKING OBJECT In DnfroyB head, ca!ls
Ing almost instant death. Meyer Wns arrehtes !os
aud hold for preliminary examination, WHICH
| will be held tomorrow. =,
On Saturday oyouing, two-year child OF 8
| o. Caroy was INSTANTLY killed by falling from
third-story window into tho basement below.
A drunken man from ono Of tho pasHin
steamers, who went to aloep IN q saloon patron
lzea chiefly by colorol rouBtaboMte, awakoued
lind llo had boon robbed Of 9135.
Tho stoamboat men arc agitatod orc
tho mattor OF tho collection OF wharf
ago al Dubuque, which thoy aay
an imposition, and detrimental to the steam
boat intorestn. That, rs other river cities hay
abolished It, Dubuque should.
The colorcd crow Of tho steamer 1,ello l..
croase struck Saturday on tho steamers reacl
Ing this port for higher wages. Some twolyo !,
| rnSra domantlol an increase Of $40 p0r m0litl
They wore rocoiyng $685. and wantel SAC. Tho
demands ,yere not accodol to, and tho atoam
proceeded up atroam without them. The negro
Ire taking loyal steps to tic tho steamer up wllt
she reachos hero on her down trip, until thoy 8
thoir baok-pay.
, 1873-05-05
DEATHS.

sGin.t It o'clock a. M, nj. i. hmth, aged bs Years.
FunoEal 1t Norwood Park on Monday. May q a
O'Clock Friends arc invited to attend "'shoot 1o'
thor uotice.
ROWE-At Winnetka, ID inst, o. typhoid pnsnmonia,
9usan Lincoln Howe. aged 81 years. formerly OF ifn9"
Nina. ,,... ali ~ .otor
East
xhNDER-8sturtiay, May 3, Mary Olivia, dauRh.
,ar ~ Arnold n and Eliza f. AiS1ander aged 81 mans
Fuussal today tMondsyl At 9'oook 2: H.. IRON tho
MoDONALD-At hor residence, In Jotiotson Township.
Mira Margaret MoDonhld aged z yeaT, ana m4ntn. It &
At n'olopk D. III. T1onds invited without tuFthes
dnfIc
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Pittsburgh Del cEntcs to the inteFna"
tiD,rnl ,IypouruplitCnl Union.

ptrTsllunnlI, Pa., May 4.-At q moctlhe o1
Typographical Union No. 7, last night,
bittor contest was closed by tho elsotion o. dole
g4tea to tho International Typographical gn1on' '
lass wna elected to represent tito newapaper
printers, and William q. Boyd to represent u ING
book md job prln.ors. Throughout tho WeHt
and South h1r. Douglass IL we'll known.
, 1873-05-05

formallty OF rehignation. ue said objections
lad boon urged agalnst him by mon'borh OF his
church bocaueo ho wns FREQ Mason, and ro.
markod tlat Ibis was the oaly timo ho Ind 'tnod
TINT word iu tile pulpit. lie will ro1natn In tho
city, and organize church to bo called tho Tab
orliaole Congregation.
, 1873-05-05

number Of fata1 caBos have occurred within tho
pnnt month or two. THO pooplo hrc at loss 70
account for Il, but many attribute IT to malaria
arising from tho Wasting, of tho I,s unusually s,
@ nut winter, Tho disease attacks people Of oil
nos, but aoonB to DO, far, especially fatal to
young pooplo. Tho morta1ity from ths ga dlsonso ,a
ncoms to i,ayo been M groat % that from tho
munitlos Of PonnBylyania during tho years 1871
and 1879,
, 1873-05-05

DETROIT. May 4,-PAssED Up-Prop New York /;
barks Vanderbilt, pesht1goi brig etannata ocnf"
Thonaa Sheldon, 'Waucoma.
PAasxD Dowa-Prop Weaport, Roanoke, '"enons'
st. Joseph.
WfNp-BouthWeBt,
, 1873-05-05

NEW iberia, May 4-Tho company Of Metro
1olitnus from New Orleans loft here at o'clock
this morning for St. Martinsvillo. After m ua-
interrupted march Of ton miles, thoy entered tho
town and took possession Of tho Courthouse
without opposition.
, 1873-05-05

ConnY, Pa, A1ny MIR. Charles D. Archibald,
ono Of tho oldcst conductors on tho gufinlo,
aftor1,oon by taking IN overdose Of chloral. He
was afflicted b. nervous prostation.
, 1873-05-05

Pittsburgh livestock Market.
p1r7spunou, May 3.-CArrhE- Market dull a.
rivals hoavy !; bes, 6l@o!4o; bsockors, 4Ceo; eon''
sIiEEPZSIarkot dull arrivals fair; best, S.2S@
6.76 medium, S. .o0@5.1o; common, s. .25@4.15;
HoGs-Markot dull ; arrsyala heavy FhalaaelpniS'
x0.oOae.2 40 Workers., t5.4O96.G0.
, 1873-05-05

CINCINNATI, May 4.-The ncy. Henry D. Moore
Dreauhod lis final aormon ut tho Vine btreet
Congregational Church to-day, lle stated that
he Would sever lis pastoral relation without tho
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want any mail brought into their country, Or any
tnossagea sont out. The great Medicine Wire"
to bo hollow, and arc daily in dread lost the
Great Father should blow q measngo through 1t
cutting OIL their rattons,, + tlis viow Of the
cAso be correct, NO may look for tho toleBrhph
and Inramlo.
ANOTHER NAN KILLED.
Tho Herald today Inns private 1ettor giving
an aocount OF the killing Of John Do Kalb; Ao
Nae tha WIZ VIII 7sr % Agonoy n The Indians up
nrofessing friondaEin, ind rode with him eomo
distance, when, rs Do Kab was not looking he
was fired upon and received mortal wound, bs't
did not die until tho llo1t day.
TWO wAR-rAnT1E8 OUT. ....-.
Appthet report H. that tho St0ux havc sont
out two war-parttca down tito Platte: Ono q
those partcn attnolsol ranch on tho North
then reinforced thoir party, and returned to
vreak ycngcn1lco on tho bravo ranohmon. Ono
gentleman dcolares that, Hinco tho SNOW moitodt
to his cerain knowledge, the Sioux Indians have
| stolen on tho Laramie and platte lsyera anu
Horro Creek not less than 150 head Of horaoa
| and mulss. .-
Can't, M11nson informs mo that tho Indians hro
again on the Lonp. farmor who was riding 3tL On
They halted him, quietly cut the traces, aud took
| away the horscs, but did not moloat the farmer.
Tho sottlors are flying from the Loup Valley, no
4 4t,n%& fNr
IT, iin's = su"i wnoif a''''' N"'s--o"
CONNECTION,
Rom, t,uo opo il o VAS stated @ in this corro-
oni1cnco thst Friend Jannoy was tho suporn-
tn',5a,,t ~ 1Ic Nocthern In]{nn Agency. Since
tbo,, eva ~ IN ionTncd thnt Mr.. Jnmcs has boen
roiievca raue a." md Nr, Barclay White is now tho
S,rovsu nnorin} ondont nu M Tho nsencioa within this
Sutperinteniencv Rutc aro arsat Nomahn, Omaha,
Winnebago, pawnee, otoe, and santoe. The ho
g;ans ngn;n.a are R,cnS rS't Somaa Liehtfoot Omaha
nu1 nn,nhn tr,1iaua rriand Edward Painter: Wnno.
re1e baro@Winnobsgo % Indians, Friond Howard
vWEito .pawnnGNpaw1oo Indians, Frioud will
,ora mm1'o i,nre"aa. 1tnnM0toe Indians, Friend
ah,rt iam tpaSvss aream ssntoo-sanloo Sioux 1ndians
1trnu1d 11ri"ns 1o.on,i Wnbstor
1AAoA'e THE PRESIDENT,
sinco beginning this letter, tho President Of
TIM Iinitoi Gtatos has passed through Omaha
H. H. err;vo, At Il O'clock laat night, aud fer
noonio saw him. A dozen or iifteen Of tho mos!
curious went up with Con. Ord to Columbus, a,ic
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AUCTION SALES.
Ry HAVDNS T. CO.,
Auet!oneors, 50 South Caual.st.

Auot!oneors, 60 South Caua1'st
WILL SELL
MONDAY, NAV 5, at 10 q. nj. .Jewelry,
Watches, aud Platedware.
TUESDAY, May Cat 10 a. m.-.-Dry Goods, llats'
aud Cups, otc., etc. ...
WEDNESDAY, May I, Mt . l.2 q. ln..;~15o halt
chests Of Tca Also stock Of Hardware al'd
Tinwaro. Ono Doyntons Elevated Oyen
Range.
THURSDAY, May 5, at Q 1-2 a, 1i,..--Fnrlitnre
Of two largo Boarding. Houses, comprising
everything in tho housekeeping lire.
SATURDAY, May 10, ut 0 a. m'.'.Rcgular Fur
Nituro salo. ,,,,,,, m
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, 1873-05-05

Erout the ltsbnrDA Dismteh.
- Reports from ali parts Of tue State mention
the proyaIeuve Of cerobro-gpinal meningitis az
approaching almost to an epidemto' great