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ST. LOUIS.
Convention OF Railroad National
Life Association.


ST LOUIS, June 1S.-The fourth an
nual convention OF the United States
Railroad National Life Association con-
vened this morning at the Southern
Hotel in this city. There was large
representation from all parts of the
country, At present l34 roads are repe
resented, each road being denopinated
a division. The present membership
is 22SO. The delegates were called to
order at one o'clock this afternoon, the
President, John J. Mel, Of Ohio, in the
chair, with R. D. Keene, OF the united
railroads OF New Jersey, as General
Secretary and Treasurer. The chair
appointed as committee on credentials
R. j. Keene, of the united railroads OF
New Jersey; John Donley, ofthe Penn
sylvania Central railroal; W. Laying,
Of the Pittsburgh Cincinnati & St Louis
railroad s. F. Boyd, of the Nashaw,
Texas & Kansas railroad, and G. Nc
Ginley, of the Philadelphia & ReadiEg
railroad. 1t was reported that there
were several vacancies in the finance
committee and q motion was made that
the chair fill the vacancies. The pres
ident stated that the finance committee
had prepared their report and that the
committee would have no further work
to perform. The convention adjourned
until balf-past two this afternoon,
at which hour it reassembled
When the Committee on Credentials
reported the number of delegates press
ent. The convention adjourned.
The general secretary ard treasurer
submitted his annual report. During
the year S32,s26 was collected on as
sessment; 1855 were paid to the fam
lilies of deceased members and the bal
ance $l,77l, is in the treasurer's hands.
An alteration between several men
in a beer saloon at Cape Girardeau,
Missouri, on Sunday, resulted in the
fatal etabbing OF Mr.. Frank, keeper OF
the saloon, and the serious cutting OF
Mr.. Vastine, by q man named CAL
lagher.
The recent examination OF the condl-
ton OF the North Missouri Insurance
Company, at Macon, Mo-, disclosed the
fact that the capital Of the Company is
impaired over sixty per cent. The State
Superintendent ef Insurance has given
the Company sixty days from June I'd
to make the impairment good.
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Proposition TO Send Modocs to
Alaska.

Proposition TO Send Modocs to
Alaska.
OF the many ideas advanced as to
what shall be done with the Modocs
who are not 10 be tried by military
commission, there is one view which
meets with much favor among army
officers, and that is 10 send the whole
gang to Alaska. The Seminoles were
a constant source OF trouble in Florida,
but since they were transported to Ar
kansas, fifteen or tweety years ago, they
have been quiet. The transportation OF
the Modocs to Alaska would have q
beneficial effect, it is argued, upon
other hostile tribes, and serve to keep
down any troublesome spirit among
them. 1t is demanded that some very
severe measures must be adopted 10
punish the unruly Indians, which at
the same time will have it's effect as
warning to other tribes. The Sioux, for
instance, q powerful Nation, embracing
many tribes, having probably eighteen
or twenty thousand warriors, now roam
over some nine hundred miles OF terrl-
tory, from the Republican River, in
Kansas, TO the British Possessions, and
should they get on the warpath it would
require thousands Of TROOPS and millions
OF money to subdue them.
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ACornered Legislator.

A gentleman who now occupies q sea,
in the upper branch OF the New York
Legislature, butts atthe time was mem
Der of the Assembly, relates the follow
ing:
Perkins was as honest q man as ever
SET foot in Albany. Money wouldn''
buy him, and 1 knew it, but l thought
I would have a little fun with him, 30 ]
went down to his room one evening and
said, Perkins, what do you think oi
that underground railroad bill? Are
you going to vote for itT
We'll" said Perkins, q! hayen't
made up my mind yet, exactly. l am
inclined to think it is a good bill; but
why do you askT'
II thought you were in favor OF it"
said I, land as long as you have cons
cluded to vote for it, l just wanted 10
say to you that the men interested in it
are paying five hundred dollars ior
votes, and as it is coming up on its
final passage tomorrow, you can Just
as well have the money as not; you'll
vote for the bill, anyway"
"Vote for the bill III be hanged
first" cried the irate Perkins. mo,
sir. Ifimproper means are being taken
to pass this thing, as you say, for one
will vote against it every time. You
can put me down no..
20, l don't care anything about the
BILL" said l. II was only trying to do
you a favor, and l think / can yet, for
to tell the truth the rival companies are
here in full force and are moving
heaven and earth to defeat it. They
are paying the same amount for noes
and as long as you are bound to vote
that way I'll get you the five hundred
dollars all the same" .
Can such things be-" exclaimed
Perkins, rising from his seat and tear
ing up and down the room in whirl-
wind of righteous wrath and virtuous
Indignation. What q state Of things
this is A plague on both OF your
houses, l won vote at all y
"All right" said l, as / laid my
hand on the door, "I'll get you FIVE
hundred dollars for being absent"
And as the jolly Senator brought TO
mind the horror OF perple1ity in which
this last proposition envolved old Per-
kins, be roared with laughter.-A!bany
Times.
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ILLINOIS.
Elected.


Mr. VERNON, June lS.-Judge Sid.
ney Breeze was unanimously elected
Chief Justice, by a full meeting OF the
Bench, this morning.
Accident.
GALENA, June l8.-What might have
been a serious accident occurred at
Baileyville, this morning. A freight
brakeman named O'Neill, standing on
a side track waiting for the up passen'
ger train, sat down on the main track
and fell asleep. The passenger train
coming along struck him on the back
throwing him under the tender OF an
engine standing on the side track. The
man is seriously injured.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 10, A. N.
PROBsBlLITIES.

AsHlNGTOS, June III a. IL. j
PRoBsBlLIrIEs.
For New England gentle and fresh
south to west winds and partly cloudy
weather are probable with rain areas
over the northern portion. For the
Middle States and lower lake region
fresh and occasionally brisk south 10
west winds and partly cloudy weather
with rain areas over the latter. For
the South Atlantic States light to fresh
winds mostly. For the south and
west clear or pleasant cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region fresh and
brisk winds, veering to southwest and
northwest, partly cloudy weather, and
probably light rain over the northern
portion. For the gulf States east Of the
Mississippi, partly cloudy weather, and
occasional rain areas, and light to fresh
southeast and southwest winds. From
Mississippi to Tennessee, Ken
lucky, and southern Ohio, gentle and
fresh west to south winds and partly
cloudy weather. Midnight telegraphic
reports from Texas, Florida, and Michi.
gan are partly missing.
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Bold Attempt at Robbery,

TORONTO, June ls.-About 9 o'clock
this morning two men entered the Office
OF Launsberry & Forbes, brokers, with
the preteution OF exchanging some
money, and while Mr.. LaunsbeTy was
engaged in opening the safe, one OF the
parties struck him on the head with q
loaded cane, telling him to the floor.
Fortunately they did not manage to
get the safe open before q customer
entered the Office, when the two ruffians
rushed out into the street. They are
still at large. This is the boldest at
tempt at robbery known here fer long
time, considering that the Office is on
Main street and people are constantly
passing the Office of the firm. Mr..
Launsberry received severe blow, and
it is said thst there are no hopes of his
recovery.
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ARTICLE Is Of the present Constitu.
ton OF Ohio reads:
"No person shall be elected TO any
Office in the State who shall not poeses'
the qualification Of an elector."
This effectively prohibits women from
filing Offices both elective and appoint.
i've, for which they are well qualified
and the Convention now in session has
agreed to remove the prohibition. This
progressive step seems to meet the ap-
probation Of the people.
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Doc WAsH.-The past few Sabbaths
have been set apart by q party Of idle
boys to swim their dogs in the city
reservoir. Complaints have been made
to the officers who are ordered to keep
sharp lookout for the boys and arrest
all found violating the ordinance. The
city drink is sufficiently impure without
the addition OF dog wash. Those who
like the favor Of dog-and-vster are
advised to churn their capines in q
washing machine at home, and not
force the delicsey upon the innocent
and unsuspectiDg public.-iSte15muiR.
Herald
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icy seas of the Polar regions, and is
therefore in readiness to depart without
delay. Upon her arrival at New York
which is expected in about six days,
she will be thoroughly inspected at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard as to her seawor.
thiness. The Tigress has been leased
by the Secretary Of the Navy for this
specific duty. The vessel will be COM
manded by officers of the United States
Navy Those selected up to this time
are commander Greer, lieut.. command
er White, and chief engineer Mitchell.
The chip will receive her supplies inn
mediateiy on her arrival, and also any
repairs necessary, and will sail on her
important mission during the first week
in July.
Not Yet.
The official report of the Polaris in
vestigation will not be given to the
press to- night. as was expected, the
Secretary of theNavy having concluded
to hold it over till tomorrow to submit
it 10 the President.
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BOSTON.
Accident to AN Actress.

BosroS. June lS.-During the per-
formance at the Boston theatre on
Saturday evening, Miss Victoria Weeks
a we'll known actress, fell and broke
her collar bone. The extent OF her in
juries were unknown even to herself
and che re-sppeared on the stage on
Monday evening, although she was
suffering severely. and though inform
ed of the extent of her injuries, she re.
appeared last night, and tonight she
tainted from pain and was carried from
the stage.
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BROOKLYN.
Yellow Fever.

BROOKLYN, June lS.-This afternoon
information was received st the health
office that young man named james
Ennis had died on State street ofyellow
fever. The doctor visited the house
and found the report to be true. The
body of young Ennis is yellow as SAT-
from and from the description given by
his parents OF his illness no doubt was
left but that he had died of yellow fever.
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DETROIT.
Press Association.

DETROIT, June lS.-Before adjourn
ing the business session to-day the
Press Association of Michigan passed 8
resolution requiring new advertising
agencies to send cash with orders, and
fixing q discount to all advertising
agencies Of twenty per cent, commence
ing the first proximo,
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NEW ORLEANS.
Unveiled.

New ORLEANS, June 1S.-The mar
BILE statue OF Benjamin Franklin was
unveiled at Lafayette square this even'
ing in the presence OF a large number OF
spectators. The usual formalities took
place.
The weather is showery, and accounts
from the country reports that the rains
have already damaged crops to q great
extent.
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CHICAGO.
New Railroad.

CHICAGO, June lS.-A new railroad
company has been founded in Milwau-
kee which is backed by the Milwaukee
d. St. Paul railroadlcompany. pro
poses to take the St. Croix grant and
build the road as required by the act OF
last winter. The securities are reported
deposited.
The Mayoralty.
Mayor Medill will under no consld'
Grafton accept a denomination. John
Wentworth, D. A. Gage and several
others are spoken of as aspirants.
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The Governor Of New Jersey finds
cause for cbiding in that property
holders there do not pay taxes on what
they are worth" Whereupou q elan
derous Pennsylvania remarks that il
the local taxes were really proportion
ed to what Jerseymen are worth the
State would soon be bankrupt
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ADULUrH editor publishes statistics
to prove that within nine years that
embryo city will need fifty elevators,
one thousand steamers and tens of thou,
sands OF railroad cars. He sees it all
in "his minds eye" and is 90 confident
all this will'com to pass that he will
sell . halfinterest in his printing office
for q new mich COW.
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RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, June lS.-River rising
with 8 feet in the channel. Arrived
John Lupsden from the Cumberland
r,yer. Departed-Exchsnge for Pitts.
burgh; Bermuda for Evansville; Henry
Probasco for Memphis.
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OHIO.
MiIIers' Association.

TOLEDO, June lS.-The Millers' Con.
vention elected as officers for the ensur
ing year Jacob Barns, Of Michigan,
President, with a Vice President fol
each State, and E. B. Morrell, Of Mich
igan, Secretary and Treasurer. The
report OF the committee on constitution,
alter discussion and amendment, was
adopted. The standing committee
presented lengthy report upon the
objects and benefits Of q Millers Nat
ional Association. At the evening
session a resolution was presented
declaring it important that each State
form State Millers' Association
for the purpose OF regulating
the manufacture OF flour, and giving 10
this Association the benefit of their in
fluence and Information for the general
good OF the whole, and request each
Vice President to call meeting OF
millers in his State, 10 perfect such
organization. Alter considerable dis
cussion the resolution was laid on the
table. Messrs. Hayes, Of Michigan,
and White, Of Ohio, addressed the
meeting-urging the importance OF
earnest effort looking 70 the permanent
success of the National Association, and
the Convention adjourned to meet in
Chicago on the second Wednesday in
January. 1874.
Drowned.
ZANEsvILLE, June lS.-About five
o'clock this afternoon several boys
were standing in about foot OF water
on portion OF the Muskipgum river
dam fishing, when one named Eddie
Wirthover, about eleven years Of age,
slipped and was carried over and
drowned. Several men were at work
on the piers OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad bridge not thirty feet below
when he fell in and could have saved
him but were afraid to ven ture in.
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Total, lV,uV oiiu, al ash.....---...--..-soo1vo
The money 10 pay al tnese gus IN lull ~
now on depoSll 10 tne farmers DroVers
BANK, OF olLo9isVine, sna 30. 80, Astae s" ,ot lnn'
purpose, and can Only oe usey Ior tnA Pur
pose, az Will De seen ny the IolioWins certr
neate OF the casnieI' p,o
ofFickof FAkMks ASp pEorE nASA'
loulsviLLE, hIn April 7. n.s'
l. Thls ls 10 Seiuly unal there IN tne
| Farmersahu DroVers snank toine tne cre1n
OF tne Ihiru SInnu Hnt SonSerS, Ior Tue
oenent OF the fupllc Lo.a,y OF kentucky,
nve hundred tnousand dollars, wnlcn mas
been SET apart Dy tne managets 10 pay the
glits IN iull, ana Will De helu oy lne pank
ana palc out LOT tnls purpose, anu tns pur'
pose only.
b.s. tEECh, Caahler;
The party, therefore, VINO noids tns ucx. s
et Drawing tne capitai gu. VIII geI w, sicvN ~,
in greenbacks, and 50 for the $4,000 gift the
S5,0OO, the tso,uO1 the sio,uOo, the to,Vo, ana
all the other gifts, l0,UOoin numoer amonnc
ing to $5CO,OO.
The remnant OF unsold tickets Will be
furnished TO those who hrst apply lorIeS
accompanied by the money always having
preference over agentsl at the foilowipg
prices: Whole tickets, slOi halves, S; An
quarters 260 ii whole tickets ior slco.b
for 500, lib for Slt0O and 90 Tor to,0U. NO
discount on less than 500 worth at timel
,.atn ahe =, 3 n;csnct aS nn Tnssday h,ornina
July 8. in Public Library Hall, and the fol.
lowing VIII De tne oroer OF pr9ceeaings: us
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MAINE.
Convicted.

ALFRED, June lS.-Louis Wagner,
the Isle of Shoals murderer, has been
found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree. He killed two women on Smutty
Nose Island in the early part OF March.
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A YOUNG lassie of Muscogee county
Ga. has q dead sure thing on plenty o.
Christmas pocket money. She has
eighty young turkeys which follow hel
around the yard, and which, her fathe,
says, make the handsomess train g
Young person OF her sex ever twirled."
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Aftemnted Robbery.

An attempt was made on Monday
night TO rob the Citizens's National
Bank at Winterset. The thief was die
covered by an officer and several shots
exchanged, but the rogue escaped.
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IOWA.

Opposition 10 Secret Societies.
DFs MONIES, June lS.-The Evan
gelical Synod has resolved to exclude
from its church all members Of the Or
der of Masons, Odd Fellows, Red Men,
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Sad Case.

ALBANY, June lS.-A. D. "hee!ock'
physician, for some time past has been
paving attention to Miss Ruth Smith,
at St. louisville. Her parents objected
10 the suit on the ground that Whee-
lock was a married man. Yesterday
proceedings for divorce were commenc-
ed, on hearing which Miss Smith took
poison and died. When Wheelock
heard Of her death he also poisoned
himself.
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AYrER having won Lo Jack and the
game, Gen. Davis commenced erecting
q scaffold TO have seven-up.
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CANADA.
Governor OF Nova Scotia.

OTTAWA, June 1S.-Judge johnson
OF Halifax, who is now si1ty-two years
Of age, and at present in the south OF
France, has been appointed Lieutenant
Governor of Nova Scotia. This was
~>o,t ,navnaotale
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THE Richmond Wing says OF Brown'
low: "Tbe old monster is kept alive oy
his malice. Il is his meat and drink.
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NEW YORK.
The Case OF Mrs. Anthony.

CASAUDAeUA, June lS.-ln the case
of Mrs. Susan B. Anthony, indicted for
voting in violation OF the law, the jury
to-day by direction OF the court, return
ed verdict OF guilty.
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>s.ScELLANEoU
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
AFULL DRAWING CERTAIN.
$500, 900 In Bank to Pay Gifts.
10000 Cash Gifts Paid in Full
100000 for only $40

Enough Of the 10000 tickets issued for the
THIRD GRAND GIrr CONCERT, 10 aid o. the
Public Library OF Kentucky, having been
sold to insure o full drawing, and the wish
having been universally expressed that
the 1000 cash gifts offered should be drawn
in full and paid in full with out any scaling
down, as heretofore, the management, with
the concurrence OF the trustees, have de-
termined TO allow ninety days more for the
sale of the remnant OF tickets left on hand.
The concert and distribution advertised for
April Is therefore postponed TO Tuesday,
July s, 1873, on which day, and no other,
they will positively and unquivocally take
place In Public Library Hal, Ky.
gifts will be distributed by lot and paid In
full to the ticket holders who draw them !:
Yrar nTrf>a.
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FIRST RATIONAL BANK
OF wHEELlNo.
United States Depository.

A general Banking, Exchange and Collss,
ton busineD tfansactsd with AdHlity and
promptneaa. . .......
Certificates Of Deposit iausd and Interest
paid thereon, ..#
New Fractional Carrsnsy and /, Z . and DC
coin always on hand for the accomnodA-
ton OF the public.
Accounts Of hsrchanta, kanliaetuYsrS,
Renkers and Others solicited.
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Merchants National Bank
OF WEST vIR0INIA.
AT WHEELING.
CAPifAL .ss =. O6ee,ooa.
Deals In Gold. Ca pom. Bonds, Comn9.
cial PapG and Bills OF ExshAnSs.
interest Paid on Special Deposits
collections mada on al poinm and proceeds
promptly rsmittsd.
AsvssSs r8npa, Few FnAsttonAi Cas.
,n1, l. ., and ] can't ocin eoukaAuy On
eEnd.
DIkRCfORa.
]. N. Vance, John Handinn.
l.. d. DelaplAiu, K J. stone,
7. Sweeney, VIM. Bailey,
A. wilson Kelley, W. L 0osho6n,
A. Wilson.
}. NELS0N VANCE, Pr01dsat.
JNu, J. JONES. Cashier, myl
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JOHN X. s5rssSs6. R'nsstS rr.,d.n.
Sco. ". Fran sSeim. 4. ". csmpSsii.
Jacob Z. Rhodes, Henry n. aarpsr,
John L. Hobbs. T. J. Campbell.
.T GEORGE ADAMS, Caahier
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L Land 2. sIgiorins usLs. ere y!ee. On ne:
arns VIM be nsfuA1sd Y0 fnftbs paTtic-
J3aN v. scorf. Land Con-,
AsDutat Kan, -
L. L 9 r 4 %, ho0ssnss. ksp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-07
By Nash q Hodgson.
PROPERTIES IN CARROLLTON.

PROPERTIES IN CARROLLToN.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF FREDERICK A. BITTER De.
CEASED.
Second District Court fss The t1s Parish of Orleans
ID AuctiOneer-Otice No. CarOndelet street.
On SATURDAY, June IA, 1873, at twelve O'Clock
NJ. at the St. Charles Auction Exchange, in the
city, by virtue and in pursuance of sn order Of the
Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the Second District
Court for the parish Of Orleans, dated May 8,
1873 docket No. Sc 40, for account of the success
sion of F: A. Bitter, deceased, at public auction,
will be sold
town of Carroton. Jefferson parish ia this State,
in square No. 68 B, bounded BY Jefferson, Leondas
Sixth and Jeanette or Calhoun streets desi9
mated as Nos. 10, IA and IS, which adjOin each
other and measure, each, 80 feet front on sixth
street, by depth of l20 feet, between parallel
.. TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND in the
same town, parish and State in square Nc. 30 C,
bounded by Madison, Dublin, Burthe and Third
each other. and measure, each, 80 feet Hbnt on
Madison street, by depth of III feet inches be-
J. oN f. VALUABLE Si LOT OF GROUND, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
situated in the same town, parieh and State, IN
the square No. 10 Ssoo bounded ty
ures 40 feet front CambrOnne street, 40 feet in
width in the rear, by depth of 1875 feet on the
on the upper side line. The whole Of the above
being the same properties acquired by the de.
ceased from Mrs. MaIgaret:a Amelia Louise Ger
Joseph COIN, notary all dated March II, 1869, and
the measurements are according to plans made by
Louis H. Pile, surveyor dated May =, 1873.
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treas
Acts Of sale before W. B. Keinpeter. notary pub
c at the expense Of the purchasers, including the
ia xes for the current year, 1873.
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